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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1942)
AiiRUHt, '2(1, 1042 HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREB !. o Ti.i If! if! 6 0 ISJMER PUSSES AWAY TUESDAYN1GHT Mrs. Snruli Aclrllno Walker, Rl, for 02 ymr n resident of Kliiniuth county und onu of its lii'Dt-lovcd pioneers, punned nway st 10:89 p. in. Tuesday. Dmilti I'limo ut Iut lioniu ut 1'lnc and Klfth streets, wliero nhu luul lived 40 y oa in. Funeral services will bo held nt Wlilllock's lit 3 p. in. Friduy, mid burlul will bu lit tho Ash liuid cemetery ut 1:30 p. in. but u in ii y. Wlicii tho Kluiniitli country wim iiiw, iemutri Mild iiiiuuvului ed, "Addle" Wulkur, thon Addlo Wilt, ciinio to vlult Ikt two nit torn lit tho tiny Hotllomont ut Spniliuu Hlvor. Tluit win in 11170. Thoro nho mot and miirrlcd Wlllliun A I burl Wiillier, mid thoy oKliibllHlii'd thulr homo ut lily wlion thoro wus liurdly u wukiiii ruud In tluit country. The old Wiillter home, It miles wont of Illy on tho Lukuvlow hliih way, la una of tho landmarks of thut country niiii. Mm. Wulkor, ulort and viva clous dvsplto her advanced yeura, often entertained her friends with tales of tlp early dnya ut Illy. She told of the months of deep mows, of tho trips to community purtles when the wimon wheels sunk to tho hub In tho mud, of tho hardships and tho Kood times thut made up Isfo In tho buck country in the 'eighties and 'nineties. Her husband wns one of the Klamath country's best known randier, lie rode tho runues ot tho lily ronton, beenmo owner of four fine ranches, und In sonic years stacked 2300 tons of buy. Ho wns ono of tho organizers of tho First National bank of Klam ath Falls and was actlvo In com munity affairs. -Ho died Juno 1, 1010. VMrs. Walker was born nt Rosc buru in 18D8. Silo attended Wil bur academy near Hoselmrg and thu Applettulo school. She wus a member of tho Hebcknh lodne front 1002, und wus u past noble lira nd of that organization. Dur in tho World war sho bad clmruo of Red Cross work in Klamath county. She served on the. Illy school bourd for yenrs. Survivors Includo two sons, Karl. K,, of , Klumatli Fulls, and Luke of Portland. "Conshy" Deserter Turned Over to Juvenile Officers PORTLAND, Aug. 28 M) Federal Judo Leon R. Yank wlch left no doubt as to what bo thought about violations of Inws Kovcrnlng conscientious objectors. Before ho turned over the enso of Kenneth Fnrson to Juvc nllo authorities yesterday, bo said from tho bench: "So liberal Is the law that no mutter what sort of consci ence you have, there is no ex cuse for not complying with the law." Deputy U. S. attorneys told the court that Fnrson run away from the objectors' camp at Cascade Locks after eight days because ho disliked washing dishes and chopping wood. Far son went to Seattle und found n Job at tho Hoeing plant where he stayed for eight months be fore he wns discovered. : "Just bc-cmiRC you don't like the kind of work to which you arc unsigned Is no excuse to run ii way," Judgo Yaukwlch said. "Thut Is no desertion under the law, bill it Is tantamount to It." NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 25 (VP) Stanford und tho Grcnt Lukes nnvul training station have ac cepted Invitations to meet in tho annual Sugar Ilnwt basketball game here Dec. M0, the Sugnr Howl committee announced to day. Tho game Is part of tho Sugnr Howl nthletlc program. Stanford defeated Dartmouth nt Knnsns City Inst spring for tho National bnskctball championship. 'Inefficiency may be excused unless It's due to Indifference. DANCE MERRILL EVERY Saturday Night 10 P. M. 'Til 3 A. M. BALDY'S BAND Pioneer Passes ; ( ' t .' - , Wt. - ! If. ? t I " fl " V di. : 'i Mrs. Addle Walker, who cam to Klamath county In 1879, lived 30 years at Bly and tho remainder of her lift in this county at Pin and Fifth streott, poind away Tuesday night. CONVOY ATTACKED CAIRO, Aug. 20 A') British planes scored direct hits on un uls tiaiiiipoil In tha Modllt-F-runoan nnd utlucked a land convoy moving reinforcements over tho Salum-Mntruh road to ward tho enemy front lines in north Africa, tho British head-luarters-RAF communi(uo said today. NURSES' CLUB OPENS LONDON, Aug. 20 (IP) The first of seven clubs for United Slates army nurses on leave in London was opened today Willi u speech by Mrs. Winston Churchill, who expressed hope that "the furnace of war will forge a strong, live friendship" between Britain and tho United Stutes. You can't cut some messen ger boys to tho quick. They have nono. Ted Igl, sou of Mr, and Mrs. IS. M. Igl, Is Buffering from u buck injury unci Lurry J'urletle, soldier, Is In thu buso hospital ut Cuinp White with u sprained buck us tho result of an uccl dent In which the Igl cur rolled down an embankment on the Deud Indian roud, it wus learned here. The incident ccurred ubout 10 miles out of Ashland ut 0 o'clock Sunday hIkIiL , , I'urleltu had been ' spending the day at Lake o' the Woods with a large group of soldiers from Camp White and wus left behind when the trucks pulled out. Tho Igls offered their cur to cnublo him to rejoin tho other soldiers, Igl und Glenn Lorcnz, son of Mr. und Mrs. C. C, Lorcnz, and Parlcttn, with the tuldie! driving, started out in an at tempt to catch up , with tho trucks. Tho driver was blinded by tho stifling dust, tho car skidded on loose gravel on making a turn and the convertible cabriolet left tho road und plunged fifty feet down un embankment, It wns reported. They wero sulci to be going at a modcrulo speed, The top of the convertible was down und all three occu pants wero thrown clenr. Lorcnz escaped Injury except for shock. The car was snld to bo totally wrecked. Model' Messenger r, i KA SZ' !S7 mi t 1 fi' nsMn m rat u uuwm BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, Aug. 20 (AP-USDA) The Boston wool market wus quiet toduy duo in part to many buyers being in the west at tending wool sales and auctions. A Inrge sulo was reported from Colorado of original bng, bulk flue wools at a clean. price of 51.14 to $1.17. Requests for bids on government orders caused Inquiries on wools of one-quarter and three-eighths blood grade. Denier snortoges put new value on used merchandise. Cash In on your "Junk" through a classified ad. PI, one 3124. 4- -IV A ' Jlf -y A eji?ux:- 1 . ' 'fi A " V9 ft. -mu ii VSft -l Mrs. Frank Stafford, ex-Broadway model nnd wlfo of Army bandsman, delivers messages by motor tricycle at Kesslcr Field, Miss. (Photo by U. S. Army Air Forces Technical Training i Command.) Your "Junk Is worth money Sell It through classified ads Put tho cash In Wor Savings! NEW! Tho Service Men's GIFT DEPARTMENT at RUDY'S Ks Eth and Main J ... (A im mm 1 Salute to Fall . . 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