Inly lfl, 1941
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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AWARE
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AT TULELAKE
TULELAKE A wnr ration
certificate for one nrw rnr was
Issued In June by I ho 'J'uleliike
rutlnn hoard, thu vehicle koIiik to
PhvIs Duncan, who also received
one pnMcnKor tiro, Tho Tiilo
lake qimln a nut by Chorion E,
Johnson, Yrckn, county clmlr
nun, win one pnsniiiiKcr Urn,
four luhes niifl seven rutrciicls;
for trucks and buses, 14 hruvy
tires, 16 tubes nnd 20 retreads,
Jrf.ppllcatlons approved wore
rnSounccd ns follows: Tim Sul
livan, one truck tiro nnd onn
tube; Hoy Dyaert, ono pnsscniicr
lire, ono tube; C. 15. rtockhlll.
one truck tire; W. 8. Edwards,
one truck tire, one lube, ono
passenger tube,
Eddlo Creahnm, two truck
tires, two tube; Ralph Gunner,
two truck tires, two tubes; James
C. Stevenson, one truck tire, one
tube; Otto A. Schulti, one trttc
tor tire and tube; California Ore
gon Power company, truck trail
er Urn and tube, one truck tire
and tube.
Genrxe Frey, one truck tire;
David Duncniii one pnssenKer
ear, one pniwniter tiro, ono
tube; Lloyd F. Drown, one pus
sensor recap; Bny C. Hownn, one
recap.
Mrs. Jack McLnln succeeds
Mrs. Murray H. Allen as sec
'mtry of the rntlon board and
sSfllcatlons may bo made at her
office on the second floor of
Earl's grocery,
to attend College of tho Pacific
t Stockton this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oondwln
and children left Huturday for
Diirkeley, where Goodwin will
attend a school administrators'
conference for two works,
Corp. Hobart Crawford of
Cmnp Iluan, Calif,, visited over
Hie weekend at the homo of Mr.
nnd Mrs. C. A. Hluhn.
Mr. and Mrs. I.loyd Cornwall
left Sunday for Potlatch, Wash.,
where they plan to purchase a
farm.
Fort Klamath
FOnT KLAMATH Ooorxo A.
Copuland, U. 8. ifovornmcnt
trapper, will leave hero In a few
days. Ho has been trapping coy
otes for the past threo weeks on
sheep ranges In the vicinity.
Cnpeland has met with consid
erable success In exterminating
the coyotes, which had been kill
ing numerous sheep and lambs In
this area, he said,
C o p o 1 a n d possesses two
hounds and four pups, all hunt
era, Including two trained cou
gar doga. After leaving here, he
Intends to be employed In de
fense work. Whllo In Fort Klom
ath, the government trapper has
camped at the old Samuel King
Dorris
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Benson
have sold their house to Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Hitchcock and have
purchased a trailer homo. They
will leave this weekend for
Idaho where Benson will work
en a defense project.
Betty Huso arrived from Qiiln
y last Friday to spend thu re
mainder of the summer with her
father. William Husc. Sho plans
. . hat won world fame for
tfct captivating California
Wlnei of llollan Sw!n Col
ony. You'll be delight
with these wlnoi made by
the American ions and
grandiofit of the pioneer
clllient who founded the
Colony In 1881.
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cAUFORNIfl
port
OtT... . W
he
residence across Wood river
bridge south of Fort Klamath,
Mrs. Frank Edwards la enjoy
ing a visit with relatives In
North Dakota, und expects to re
turn In about two weeks.
Glenn Ilescnrk, small son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hcscock, sus
tained a fracture of his left arm
iibuvn tho wrist on Friday while
playing at the linstock home
hern. Ho was taken to Klamath
Falls, where it was necessary to
remove him to a hospital to set
the break,
Clifford Jenkins of Klamath
Falls, 4-H club county lender,
accompanied by Mrs. H. S. Loos
ley, who Is In charge of local 4-H
garden club members, made a
tour of Inspection of local 4-H
victory gardens on Friday,
Mrs. Elmer Ziirnbrun, Mrs.
James Von Wornier and Miss
Jessie McGlllls spent Friday
shopping in Klamath Falls. .
Mr. and Mrs. Coy 8. Puter of
Sand Creek are the proud par
ents of a baby daughter, born
Friday night at tho Klamath
Valley hospital In Klamath Falls.
The new arrival has been named
Georglanna. Puter Is employed
on the Sand Creek patrol of the
Oregon state highway.
Fred Gordon left Monday for
Portland, where ho will undergo
his final physical examination
for entrance Into the U. S. army.
Mrs. Bob Rlndt and two chil
dren of Hawthorne, Nov., arrived
here Saturday to visit for a time
with her mother, Mrs. Bob Ca
blo, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vnrnum,
who have boon visiting here for
some time with their son, daughter-in-law
and granddaughter,
Mr. and Mrs. ft, O. Vurnum ond
Audrey Vamum, left Sunday to
spend some time visiting with
another son and his family, the
Mnnn Vernums, at Bly.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gredlg
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a daughter, born
July 12 at the Klamath Valley
hospital In Klamath Falls. The
baby weighed 8 pounds 14
ounces, and her parents have
chosen for her the name of Elsie
Ellen. Crcdlg Is employed lo
cally bs saw flier for the Al
goma Lumber company.
FALSE TEETH
That Loosen
Need Not Embarass
Man? iraarra of fall Uith hava iiif.
fTl r'! ambamiimant baeauta th'lr
plat rtrf'itp.'l, ltlpi.nl or wabhM at
Jtiil tha vronf Uma, Do not lira In
faar of thli tiapprnlnr to you. Joat
iptlnlla i lltlla FAKTEFTS, lha Ilka.
Una (non-acltl) itowdar, on yotir ilat,
HoMf lallt taath mofa llrtnlf, ao lh7
f'rl mora comforlaMa. Pom Dot aour.
rhaffca ".lat odor" M'ntura bffatii).
iirt rmr.r-in at nr dms
T8KI TSKI
SAN FRANCISCO, WV-'The
government confiscated my fath
er'! breakfast," remarked the
marine corps major.
"I had Just docked from the
tropics bringing dad a package
of mangoes. He loves 'em," he
explained to friends. "But the
plant quarantine said dad will
have to eat something else be
cause the mangoes were Infected
with Mediterranean fruit fly."
The friends made noises Indi
cating sympathy.
A stranger nearby said "Who's
tho marine?"
"Major James Roosevelt, son
of tho president."
Fortune laughs at people who
It back and wait for it to smile.
Insect Pests
AnU, roachM, b4 bufi or Bm
iuitfn around the bout fleat en
jour rmt or Ang llc on plant and
t sultry HUHACH will blp jon
rrp fre of them.
HI HACK known for 60 yr
rcpU tbene pitv help protact your
homn plant and pta tkit My odor
Imb wny.
In Hand? SlfUr Cant 3Aa Dp at Drue,
Ortwry, Hrl Rtonm and Pet Hhopa.
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