Mrirch 26, 1043
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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OF TULELAKE ROTARY
;. TULELAKE Y red E. Mur
phy, prominent Tuloluko slioop
mini, win elected proitldont of
tho Tululnko Kutiiry club tliia
week succeeding 1'. C. ilergmtm.
Co-offluiMH who will bo Inutnllud
Includu llcniiiiii T. Street, truiiH'
uror, mill Jcrumo Kcufur who
litis iiorvod in RRcrutnry for loino
tlmo. Now dlroctoni aro Lou
lioolli, (Jeorgu Fluliur und Vorno
llmiiMroot. A HcrKuuntiit-nrtiis
will bo chosen from among llio
dlroctori ut u future meeting.
Murphy will uttond tho dis
trict ltoliiry convention to bo
held In llcno April 1B-20 Inclu
lvo.
' Mvnibi'ri on TucmIhv Mrug
Hied throutih u potato Judging
contest thut taxed tho ublllty of
unio of tho ino.it well-known
giowerri. Three Ijoxi-K of com
merciiil ttiuvr wero Judged, und
thoio wim a bit of cmbumiM
tiivnt when growers fulled to rec-
ogul.o fine upoclmnu of white
potnto Hint proved to bo white
culmmu, grown in Mulne. W, II.
Andemon, Siskiyou county nor
tlcultural coinmliwlon recog
nized the variety.
13, Braniitodtcr, Dorrla, ipoko
on certified need potatoes. L. E.
TllloUion was program chairman.
E. W. Staunton will bo chair
man next week und Kddlo Grcah
oiii tho following week. This
mooting will bo ndvonccd one
day, tho club to meet Tuoadny
Instead of Wednesday In defer
ence to tho sprhiK sessions of the
I'resbytery and rrcsbyterlul of
southwest Oregon to bo held
Viero tho middle of April.
n. II. Ellcr, Enrl Whlllock,
Henry Sluiplclgh of tho transpor
tation department of tho G. N. of
KluMiith rails, Vanco Court, Al
turus, and J. E. Bcnboc, Garber-
vlllo, California, wero guests.
Commission Notes
General Compliance
With 48-Hour Week
WASHINGTON, March 25
UP) Wnr manpower commission
officials sold today their reports
point, on tho whole, to "general
compliance" with tho 48-hour
week to be put Into effect April
1 in 32 designated areas of la
bor shortage.
The lame holds true, they
said, on a national scale with
respect to ' tho lumbering and
non-ferrous motal mining Indus
tries, the only two designated
lor tho 48-hour week so far on
country-wido basis.
Court Suit Filed
To Force Two City
Councils to Meet
SALEM, Murch 28 W) The
North Bond city council's chargo
that 1841 law providing for
consolidation of cities is uncon
stitutional was denied today by
three persons who brought a su
premo court suit to force the
North Bend council to meet with
the Marshficld council to ar
rango for consolidation of the
two cities.
TROUBLES GROW
MANHATTAN, Kas. T)
Southwest Knnsns' pests are get
ting bigger.
Not so many years ago farm
ers were plagued by jack-rabbits.
Now It is coyotes that arc
menacing livestock and crops.
One mail carrier out of John
son is enjoying tho elimination
campaign. Ho carries a 30-30
rlflo and plugs tho critters. .
Midland Cmptee JVetud.
Commander Keefer
To Visit Brother at
Merrill High School
TULELAKE, March 23 Llou
tenant Commander James It.
Keefer, recipient of tho Navy
Cross for distinguished servlco,
who was Injured in the sinking
of tho Yorktown, will arrive here
In tho near fuluro for a visit with
his brother, Jeromo Keefer, prin
cipal of the high school und his
family. Word of-prcontutloii of
the award came via radio, Just
a few hours before Jerome Keef
er received a telegram tolling of
tho prospective visit.
Lieutenant Commander Keef
er, ut tho tlmo of Pearl Harbor,
was In command ol the USS
minesweeper, Cuckatoo, and his
brother had not learned of his
transfer until the radio message.
Tho lieutenant Is now In bun
l''ruuclsco.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE .
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON,
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF SARAH ADELINE
WALKER, also known as Ad
dle Wulker, deceased.
Notlco Is hereby given that
the undersigned administrators
of tho abovo entitled cstnto have
filed thoir final account of the
administration of said estate, and
that tho Court has appointed
April 24, 1043, at ten o'clock
a. m, as tho tlmo for hearing
objections to such final account
and the settlement thereof.
Luko E. Walker,
Earl E. Walker,
Administrators of snld
' Estate.
Mar.. 28. Apr. 2, 0, 18. No. 204
DANCE
EVERY
SATURDAY
NIGHT
ARMORY
Muslo by
Baldy's Band
Dancing 9 Till 1
Roflular Admission
Merrill Grange
Asks Fertilizer
Of Rep. Stockman
MERRILL Letters request
ing definite Information on the
possibility of obtaining potato
fertilizer wero drafted this week
by tho Merrill grange to be sent
to ncprcsc-ntutlve Lowell Stock
man and U. S. Senator Charles
McNury. With tho potato plant
ing season only a few weeks
distant, farmer organizations
bavo still received no assurance
that a supply will be available.
Tho third and fourth degrees
wero given Mr. and Mrs. Hilary
Wlneburuer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Had ley, Mrs. Bert Dodcnhoff
and Jack Scvcy.
County Deputy Rex High and
Mrs. High, Olcne, were guests.
Red Cross Quota
Passed at Tulelake
TULELAKE Mrs. Lillian
Geaney, chairman of tho Red
Cross war fund drlvo In tho
Tulolako area of Siskiyou coun
ty, reported Wednesday that
this district's quota of $500 has
been topped and donations to
dato havo reached $600, Checks
aro still coming In,
Tho $200 quota In tho Tule
lake area on tho Modoc side of
the line has also been passed.
Mrs. M. V, Maxwell Is chairman
for that district. - .
Always road the classified ads.
Tulelake Man Passed
By Dental Examiners
TULELAKE Word was re
ceived here this week that Don
Rolben, Sun Francisco, youngest
son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Rclben, has been passed by the
California stato board of dontal
examiners and Is now full
fledged dentist. Dr. Relbcn, a
graduate of the Tulelake high
school In 1038 completed his
training at the University of Cal
ifornia. Ho Is awaiting his call
soon to service with the U. S.
army dontal corps.
Mrs. Rolben, the former Mary
Frances Johnson, will return to
Tulelnko with her mother, Mrs.
French Johnson, now In Los An
geles. Moil Order Check
Presented 44 Years
After Issue Date
DORR IS Mrs. Lllllo Mc
Donald astounded Montgomery
Ward store officials In Klamath
Falls this week when she pre
sented a 44 year old mail order
refund check for 70 cents.
Tho ancient trensurer's draft,
drown December 20, 1800, was
signed by Charles H. Thome, one
of tho original founders of the
famous mail-order house.
W. L. Bruce, manager of the
Klamath Falls retail store said
ho would gladly pay more than
double tho face value of the
check, but Mrs. McDonald pre
ferred to keep the well preserved
draft as a keepsake.
Well-Child Clinics
Resumed Friday at .
Sprague River
SPRAGUE RIVER The Well
Child clinics which have been
postponed for several months
due to weather and road condi
tions, will be resumed Friday,
April 2.
All mothers are asked to bring
thoir children for the second
diphtheria shots. Anyone wish
ing to bring their children are
welcome.
Proceeds From Play
Increase Sprague
River War Fund
SPRAGUE RIVER The Spra
gue River unit of the Red Cross
met in tho club building Tues
day afternoon. Reports on the
war fund drive are very favor
able. They have nearly doubled
the quota with the proceeds
from the school play, the goal
will bo passed.
The local union, Lumber and
Sawmill Workers, contributed
$50. The Girl Scouts and the
Community Service league la
dles each donated $10. Nearly
tw COLDS'MISERIES
PenetrO
For col ds'rouh,na&i congestion, raucJ
fccbMget Pcnetro modern medication in a
mutton wet baa. 2bi, doubU supply 36.
WIT MORE COFFEE?
GIVES YOU
3cups2
NO RATION COUPON NEEDED
You don't need to deny yourself fine
eofiee If you use Boyd's Tllamln-rich
knln and lis stretcher. Just mix 1
J
AT TOOK OHOCBI
every family has been solicited
and the ladles will give their
final reports next Tuesday.
Present figures Indicate that
the cost of air-carried freight can
be brought to less than 4 cents
per ton mile.
ft to 2 parts of your TOfluler coflee.
Hesult same grana com ---you're
used to ... but 3 CUPS FOR 21
r TTlCjCireatest Mother '
in the World
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If You Can't Go -GIVE!
Only Your Qlfts Support the Red Cross
Only the Red Cross sends club
mobiles and recreation huts out
to the men on the Fighting Fronts
The following contributions are gratefully acknowledged:
Mr, amf Mrf. M. Hutch .
Mr. and Mit, Garothart
Mr. and Mra. J. Gurrty
Lloyd L. Hanklna
Mra, Dan Uahay
Mra. Vlnnla Maimsran
Mr, and Mra. H. W. Prounh
Mr. and Mra. I. A. Barmim ,
Mr, and Mra. (. Hlbba ..
Mr. and Mra. D. D Horn
Mr, and Mra. r, 0. Prauar 1.00
Olyda and Almalt Haralay l.H
wauar oaaaoaar
I.M
1.00
I.M
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
Bally Hallalt
Maria Quarratlat
Don walla
Mr. and Mra. John Haydan .
Lynn Qlbaon ..,....
M,a. Otall Malay
na Loomia
1.00
1.00
I.M
1,00
1.00
1.0
Chaatar laaaltr ..
Mlllon Saailar
Glartnoa Staalar
John Mlonaalaon ,,
A. J. MoDonald , 1 ,,
Warran WhlllooK
Charlaa Smith
Mr. and Mra. J. Bradahaw .
Mr. and Mra. Jonta ,
Mr. Obia Nawton
Jaaala A. MoPall
Mr. and Mra. I. Btohdoldt
Mr. and Mra. Prank Tolall l.oo
Linaa Kay naydtn ..- 1.
Donation
Mr, and Mra. Ctoll Malay
Bonanra aahoota . .
Bonanza PPA ohaptar , , ,
Mlaa llhal Dlion
Mr. and Mra. E, T, Qroon ,
Baryl Duranl ,
Luolla Parkar
Ruby Inital
Parn Short .-.
Wooda Orus -,
Mary Mara
Ratty Oaatall
Joa Rtadlns
I. M. OhllMta
Itha Roblnatta ...
Iharlaa Hathaway
Sruoa Qllbart , ,
Marlorla
Marla MoOlalland
Dr. Arthur Slmmona
Ulnar Lawlar
.iW. A. Spanilar
JAmarloan Optloal Go,
rr, looti
'! Optloal ,
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l.0
1.00
1.00
Mr. and Mra. PranK Braaon
and Martin
Bldon Bursdorf ,
R. R. Davla
Mr. and Mra. J. Hootan .
Mr, and Mra. Jo Hamahtr 1,00
Mr, and Mra. Owan Pappla t.10
Donald DiarK .
. 1.00
. 1.00
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Mr, and Mra. H. Sohrmr 1.00
Mr, and Mra. John Roaa to.oo
Mr. and Mra. I. L. coynar 1.0
Donation
William Bmln
Don Hoaalay .
-a aowtn
Mra. B. Burh
Mr. and Mra. M. Burk
Mr. and Mra. 0. B. lyara .
Mra, Banaon Dlion
Mra. 0. D. Baohdoldt
Jamao Oaway
Mr. L. Stotoalar
Prad- Ruaeh .
Robart Mlndtrman
Lavarat AnRalo
1.00
1.00
1.00
100
1.00
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100
J. 00
1.00
t.oo
1.00
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Mr, and Mra. W. B. Wllion .
Mr, and Mra, B, Shontr ,
Mr. and Mra. V. Hatklna
Oyrll Bandar .. -
Mr, and Mra, S, Romtvarit
Mr, and Mra. A. Pltthuan
Oarol, Oharlta, Mra. Harllay 1.00
1,00
1,00
t.oo
1,00
1,00
1.00
t.oo
Mr. and Mm. Hltaon
Mabal MaiKtll
tdllh Pankay
Otadya minora
Ronald Roaa , .
Qllbart Marrlton .
Mr. and Mra. Charlaa Walkar .
Prank H. Brown
Mr, and Mra, Maiwall
Mr, and Mra. D. Ralph
mra. wmia pankay
.loyd Qobla t.JO
Mlldrtd and Jamaa Pattarton. 1.00
O. L. Huhhla Lumbar Salaa tl.00
Wllaon Wllay . ,.. t.to
O. J. D'Alblnl 1.00
Klamath Dantal Lab, t.!0
Vanona Insold .. 1.00
Whylal'a 10.00
Qolda V. Harnay 1.00
Mr, and Mra, Phalpott
M. P. Brawatar
Mr. Roblnaon
Donation
4. B. Bachdoldt
A. J. and D. o. Hlathman .
Daway Horn
Ltatar Bosna
h. s. Bray
Mr. and Mra. H. Bray
Dal Krinar
Brml Ayraa :
Mr. and J. T. Biilinmlay t.io
Mr. and Mra, Qlaasow 1.00
Mr. and Mm. K. T. Bold I.H
1,10
1.00
1.00
1.00
1,00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1,00
1.(0
1.00
1M
1.00
1.00
1.10
1.00
1.00
1.00
1,00
1.00
t.10
1.00
1.00
Mr, and Mra, J. Y. Tipton
Mr. and Mra. H. K. Tratk
Wayarhaauaar. Tlmbtr Oo. 500.00
Mr, R. R. Maoartnay 100.00
Mra, Oarola Bttahong .. 4.00
Mr, and Mra. H. O. Myara 1.00
Mr. J. C Oopoua ' , 1,00
Mra Harry J, Roman 1.00
Mra. Parrall D. Maoartnay 10.00
Montsomary Ward A Oo., Ino.. 80.00
Union Oil Co. 40.90
Mr. Andtraon 1.00
Nita P. Waal 1.00
Blla P. Mlnla 1.00
R. N. Maada 1.00
M. H. Palmar 10.00
Mra. L. 0. Stowa t.oo
Oqniumara Oradlt Co. to.oo
Mr. P. B. Wloa and wlta 1.00
Mr. and Mra. P. M. Lyon 1.00
Dora R Oullay 1.00
Ntla Nalaon 1.00
Mra. M. I. tpanotr . t.oo
Palrhavan aohoot third srada - t.TS
. 1.00
. 1.00
. 1.00
. 10.00
., 1.00
Allot and J, H. Wllaon t.oo
Ray, Hush Mltohalmora t.oo
Mr, and Mra, B. V. Yadon I.M
Bl Lakaa amployan III 'I
A. Booehl 1.00
Algoma Lumbar Oo. -100.00
Tha Oonwhlt eompany SO.OO
Standard Oil Co, ol Calll.mla.100 M
Mr. and Mra. L. 0. Garrall 10,00
P. P. Hafnar
Roy Qrumbloa
Bllanor t. Vaomana
Harahbarntr'a raalaurant
Mra. Prank Ward
TOTAL ZSTSZT. $17,831.01
Acknowledgements at times may run several days after your contribution
V Your Dollars help i-j make possible the
AMERICAN O RED CROSS
These ads published for tho Klamath County Chapter of tho American Red Cross by the
KJfralii anil 32Urr
Earl Spencer Got
Knife Wound While
Opening Bottle.'
LOS ANGELES, March 26 (P)
The district attorney's office has
concluded Its investigation of a
chest wound suffered by Earl
Wlnfleld Spencer, first husband
of Wallla Warfield, now the
Duchess of Windsor.
Spencer's present wife said he
was trying to pry off the top of a
catsup bottle when the knife
slipped, slashing him over the
heart,
Although tanks have the ad
vantages of speed and surprise)
over infantry and artillery,
planes havo the very same ad
vantage over tanks.
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