July 80, 104
HRItALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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PIONEER
OF 1ST DIES
PORTLAND
War Agency Orders Will
Crack Down on Speeders
M KHIlll.I Kdwnrd Nnylor
Euitlo, resident n( I hi' Men-Ill
cuiuimiiilly for tliu ln.it 11 yours
who plowed uway July 27 lit
I'oilliiud following, mi IIIiii'hii of
Ihrmi wockh, wnn burn with tin.
ri'HtlrsK, ndveiitili'oua spirit uf
tliu pioneer In tliv cuily crii ol
development of tliu went. From
hlx birthplace ul Aitliluiul, Olilu,
liu moved nt mi curly uuo wall
III fiiinlly tu Mncon counly In
northern Mbmourl, Ihi'ii newly
icttlcil,
In curly iiiunhuod ho moved
went tu heller (ipportiinlticif lit
SncllliiK, Cullf. Hero In tliu vust
wliimt HrowlllU bimln of Merced
liu plowed bin flclda with horse
drawn equipment. Here loo,
settlers wore fuw lind fur be
twcen, tliu fields of loiim wcro
wldu mid furtllu unci often It
took more tint it H duy to circle
tliu fluid with out! furrow. Flour
from wheat grown In the Merced
country wiia frulifhlud lulund mill
Mr. KiihIo win orient with
freighter teiims.
Tho rniiKu country culled him '
mid fur iioinu llmo he told fiirni i
miichlnury In Nuw Mexico, cov- i
erlni! hla territory on horseback. !
ifu mined mid frniKlited utip- i
piles over hiuiirdiius roads to
tliu oro refinery lit Jimpcr, Colo.
In tliu Creed mid Cripple Creek
country, atlll Inter uoliiu buck to
lurmliiK In the IrrlKutcd diMriel.i
uf Colorndo, Montnnn uud Wiinh
JiiKton. In 1D1IU bu moved from Top
pcnbih, WilsIi., to Merrill, where
tliu potuto iuduiitry win JuhI be
giniiliiif. Thut yuur ho fiirmed
In the Tulcliiko country, Inter
buying tliu John Colwell riincli
where lie nnd his fninlly Hindu
their home. During his resi
dence here ho concentrated on
tho mining of potutoca and on
lona, Mr. Engls win member of
the Kluinnth Fulls Methodist
church and In his curlier lifu
took ml nctlvo purl In Ihu
Mimonlc lodgo as a 32nd degree
Allison.
Ilia dentil followed nn opcru
tlon at St. Vlncent'a hospital,
Portland.
Ho la survived by hla wife,
Mra. Efflo Englo; by three
dnughtora, Mra. Ucrnoco Wilson,
Mrs. Mnrlln Wlnther and Miss
Mnrjorlo Kuglu; one son, Dwlght
M. Knglo nnd two grandchildren,
nil of Merrill. One brother, I,.
. Kuglo, Macon, Missouri, also
survives.
Prizes Offered
For Rebekah
Lodge Articles
MERRILL Prize are. offered
this year by the atnto publicity
chnlrninn of Rebeknli lodgrit for
the most Interesting newspaper!
article written on the offlclnl t
visit of the state president nnd !
on the number nnd Interest of j
articles printed on lodgo sessions j
between July, 11)42 nnd Mny,
1 04:1, Announcement of the con
tests enmo vln letter from the ,
chnirmnn, which was read at the
Inst meeting of the locnl lodgo,
Mne Anderson Is tho new
good of the order chnirmnn.
Leonn Bensloy's committee i
entertained for members hnvlng
birthday's In July, nnd following
adjournment the Three Links
club met to complete plnns for
tho snle of Christmas curds
ngnln this yenr. Mrs. Vlvlnn
Haskins, president, presided, ap
pointing a committee for tho hoi
idny snlo headed by Mrs. Roy
McNeill. Sim will bo nsslstcd by
Ann Fruits nnd Deth Roblcy.
Orders of the wnr nei-ncle,
will soon iiiukc liny ntiloiiiohiliT
traveling on I ho hlidiwuys fnMrrl
I tin ii 'HI miles tin hour nhoiit as1
roiisplcuoiiK us n straw hut on
Christmas,
Vlrliinlly every inoliir vehicle,
with the oxccplhiii of private
piiHsi'iiger curs which lire Inelig
ible for new tires or rcrupx, will
bo under n strict 4liiilleniihiiur
speed limit on August 1 by OI'A
nnd OUT orders.
Kvon the prlvnle piiKscngcr
curs hlivc been linked to obw.'i vc
the 'lll inlle limit by offlclnl proc
liimutlon of Governor Oniric A.
Sprnguo nnd Joseph M, Kiislniiin,
OUT director, lodny naked Hint
the procliuniilioii be strength
ened by executive order or legls
liillvo netlon, to give police pow
er to mnke arrests.
Enforcement
'i'ho Ol'A wnr price mid rnllon
bonrds will enforce tho 40-nillc
limit nn nil enrs, private or com
nierelul, which nro eligible for
new tires or reenps by refusing
to grant tires or reenps to any
car which has been driven In ex-
i'c of 40 miles (in hour. The
bonrds nn empowered to do
1 1 wi 1 1 I ii f f I I n v I In (ruin nil nppli
eunlii iitlesting Hint tho cur has
not been driven over 40 mile
an hour uud false aweiirlug In
these affidavit" l punli-.hiililo by
fine nnd Imprisonment under
federal Inw.
Amended OUT orders which
will tnke effect August 1 or nre
already in effect impose n 40
nillo limit on nil common cur
riers, contract I'nrrlers, prlvnle
curriers nnd busses, which nboiit
takes In nil commercial vehicles.
1942 WAR CHV
MUD SITIJNCiS, bill. tI'i
Nez I'erce Indians todny renew
their 40-ycnr-old harvest fenst
celebration,
Sub-Chief Albert Moore of
Lnpwnl proclaimed:
"We have killed the beef."
He lidded Hint HO teepees were
reudy nnd there will bo wnr
dunces. Also
"Tell my peoplo to bring their
own sugar."
ENLISTS AS CADET
Richard Nash, 2:i-yenr-old son
of Mr. und Mrs. W. E. Nnsh of
!i5!i() Heclumutlon street, bus en
listed as n United States nuvnl
avl&tloii cadet, infuriiiuiion re
ceived lodny from the office of
llert If. Creighton, senior mem
ber of the i nt vu I uvlation cadet
selection board, disclosed,
Tho prospective naval pilot
was graduated from Klninulli
Union high school In 10:17 and
then went on to graduate from
Oregon Statu college with the
cluss of 1042. He majored In
agriculture. In both high school
nnd college Nnsh wus active in
events outside the classroom. In
high school he was a member
of the basketball tcar.i, played
In the bund, served us vice
president of the senior closs, und
In college he was In tho band,
earned his numerals in track,
wus a member of the Phi Deltn
Thetu fraternity. He took tho
primary and secondary courses
In civilian pilot training at Al
buny. lie will start his training tow
ard the golden wlnga of n nuvnl
ilyer with an assignment to St,
Mary s college, in California. j
' COW CREEK BONANZA j
HUTCHINSON, Kas. !') i
Temperamental Cow creek over
flowed the farm of Jnmes Iterid
UK" in nnd paid him well for
his trouble.
Tbo creek, crossed by 13 fair
ways of the. adjacent Country
club golf course, dumped bush
els of lost 'bulls onto Rcdd'i
land.
He sold 'cm for $200.
This is the sort of weather that
mn ken peoplo wish that the mun
who invented work had finished
It.
Hogirt Applies
To PUC for
Carrier Permit
E. G. IIokiio, doing business
as Put's Cub service, hns filed
an application with the public
utilities commissioner for permit
to authorize operations as a
common carrier of passengers by
motor vehicle, anywhere for
hire, restricted to a radius of
100 ron-t miles of Klamath Fulls.
A hearing will be held nt Med
ford at 2 p. in. August 4 on this
application.
F. B. Lovcland, Chcmult, hus
i filed nn application requesting
approval to the transfer or a
permit, now held by Bfldgc Gil
bride, doing business as' the
tiend-Chemult stages. A hearing
on this application will be held
at Bend at 1 p. m. August 10,
This Is rcnlly one war. You
cannot entirely disassociate one
nren from others. You have to
consider the picturo as u whole.
You cannot say you will concen
trate on one thing and neglect
the others, as, for instance, In
supplies. Dr. Eclco N. van Klcf
i fobs. Netherlands foreign minis-t-t.
,
NOTICE TO
Home Owners
Hf.ve that SEPTIC TANK
cleaned before August 15,
Prices will raise from 25
to 35 on that date. Moat
tanks need cleaning about
every two years. Call 7633
for information.
Carlson Acquires
1200 Acres From
Smith Estate
P. C. Carlson hns Just ncqulrcd
1200 ncrcs In tho north Shnsln
Wny district from tho Smith es
tate. Tho deal Involves 200 ncrcs,
comprising Fairacrcs No. 2 tract,
and 1Q00 ncrcs of dry land. Fair
ncrcs No, 2 Is In the Entcrprlso
Irrigation district. At ono time
It wns cut up far subdivision,
but Inter wns tnkon off tho mar
ket. - E, Gray bundled the transaction.
CAN'T KEEP
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
She'i at Lively a Youngster
Now her Backache It better
Mny utftrcri rvlinvs Tin pp. I nit brtrVnhft
julrkly. onr-u thny dlir-ovr'r llmt tho rml
!!" 1',Vll,lr troubls mny ho lltril Icidnnyn.
t'ilio kitlnoyn nr NnltirVn clihfwny of tnlc
n tlin flirew Hnldfl nml irndlo tint of tlm
i owl. rimy holp tiioet rjooplo nasi nboul 3
pint n tiny,
Vhen ilUonlnr or Hlnry ftmotlon ptrml(l
IHiMommi nullw to Minn in in ymir liloott, It
triKV rniiM imBelnjf liDrknelin. rlii'iiinni in t.nn.
ki nnlu. Itms of pep ami onrruy, ftruinji tip
pfKhte, awelllna, ptidlnr-M xinikr tlio oyn,
bc(Uetio nml tllliinfM. t-VinitinL or annul v
tWMnlfl with mnrHtiff nnd lmrnlnir innui.
llniPi liowi thnrn fa nomathing wrong with
your Viilnnyn or lilndilrf,
in11)on' wiilll Ask your ilnmoUt fof Doftn'i
Tllli, umkI iiicoMiiifHlly ly inlMlonn for ovrr
40 yrnrn. Thpy elvn Imppy Tfllief nnd will linlp
thn 1A tnllcn of kidney tiilw fltioli out pnlnon
mil wnito from your liloixl, (Jet I3inii' 1'IIU.
Drastic Reductions! Many, Many items Priced
'Way Below March Cefiiry Prices!
Another Smashing Value!
Reg. 59.95 BEDROOM
Lowest price Imnginnblo for a 3
pc. suite with genuine walnut
veneer tops and fronts! 8-ply
backs nnd drawer bottoms. Bed.
chest nnd vanity. Choice of wnl
nut lone or blonde. Don't delnyl
Worti at Least
3 pc. BEDROOM SET
$
3-pe. bedroom set, choice of water
full or plank top. Large 5-driiwer
chest. Attractive walnut veneers,
top and ends. Largo plntc
mirror. Ded, chest, vnnlty.
glass
1 r-'
Worth up to $95
But Specially
Priced!
Six-fool tablo oxlond$
to 72 inches!
Largo arm choir and
fivo tida chairs
Honor Bill quality!
8 pc Dining Set
Designed to serve tlio
noynl Americnn rum-
lly . . . with plenty
of cxlrn spneo for I
their frlendsl Bcautl- I S .
.!! built with table I 1V
top nnd buffet front
In figured and striped
wuluiil vonoornl
$100! rMrjrr&szzp. T.ri 1
: mmm -wr.
TF Easy Termi
VKFJ CVTIf Easy Tcrml
$$y&tX d Company
PRICED at 12 BELOW Sears
March Ceiling Price !
2 pc. LIVING
ROOM SET
Davenport and Chair
New, exclusive
semi modern , . ,
large, comfy.
Deep, restful,
spring filled seats
nnd bnck. Rovcrsl
blc cushions mean
extra service, "
longer, life,-Honor Bllt, strong ' steel
non-sng under structure. Hardwood
frnme.
Will hold the Coal you
select until Nov. 1,
' rfrvj i iou maKe 'YveeR-
IJJ WIN Payments and poy for '
your coot in a snorr
time
CI'DCRI tTll'C AII1IITVI !
GUARANTEED VALUES!
BEAUTIFUL STYLING!
AT LOWEST PRICES!
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