Juno 14. 1913
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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medical oborvntlon and treat
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lit the present und will nut go to
hi ofdeo for several tiny n.
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plnyc. returned to work Mon
day after spending four dnyi In
Urooklngt, Ore.
At Work Mr. Mury Wllion
has returned to her position on
the office forco nt Moo'i after a
few days' vuciitlnn.
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MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Eltectlve Fb. IS. 1943)
Train IB Boulhboundi S p. m.
Train 20 Northbound! 11 . m.
Train 17 Boulhboundi 7 a. m.
Train 16 Northboundi 10 p. m.
Madford Stag. Westbound. 3:30
p m.i Evening Airmail.
Slagaa to Alturat, Ahland, Like
view and Rocky Point 7i.
Friendship Court Friendship
Court, Order of tlio Amaranth,
will hold their rriiulur meeting
next Wednesday. Juno 18, at 0
o'clock In tho Mo.ionlc Temple.
All members ara Invited to at
tend. Buburban League Auxiliary
The Surbiirbun League auxiliary
will hold tho fifth In It scries
of pluochlo parties In the big
KC hall on Tuesday, June 15.
Card! at 2 p. m. The public li
welcome
DAR Mri. Harry Goeller. re
gent of tho Kulaloua chuptcr of
the DAR, link all members to
be present at the King Day ex
ercises tonight.
American Legion Attention.
Legionnaires! All members of
tho Klamath Post, number 8, ore
to meet at the Legion hall on
Monday evening at 7 o'clock to
take part in the Elks Flag Day
exercises. All members ara
asked to be sure and wear Legion
cups.
-vauna Encampment
Ewiiuna Encampment No. 48,
lOOK, are conferring tho royal
purple degree on Tuesday eve
ning, Juno 13. Refreshments
will follow. All members and
visiting members oro cordially
Invitrd to iiltsnd.
Potluck Lunch A potluck
luncheon will be held by the
Orions on Tuesday, June IS, at
1 p. m. at the John Johnston
homo on 1449 Pacific Terrace.
All members aro urged to bring
guests. "
Corps In Uniform All mem
bers of the Oregon Women's Am
bulance corps attending the Flag
Day progmm at the Elks temple
this evening are requested to ap
pear In uniform,
Parents Lt. and Mrs. Milton
McAuley, now of Mesn, .Ariz.,
aro the parunls of a baby girl
born Saturday, June 12, Tho lit
tle girl has been named Patricia
Louise. Mrs. McAuley Is the
former Miixlno Laurcnson,
Joins Air Cadets Robert
Drown, son of Mr. mid Mrs. Wil
liam E. llrown, 40118 Hnarrimun
street, u grmluutu of KU11S in
1043, left on Wednesday night
for Fort Douglas, Utah, whero ho
will enter aviation cadet train
lug school.
Visits Parents Hare PFC
Folks Orllng Is visiting Ills par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Or
llng, while on a IB-day furlough.
Ho Is stationed at Shrevcport,
Lu.
two sons, Anthony D. Wood, U.
H. army arid Douglas O, Wood of
Jay, Okln. Tho rnmainn rest In
tho Earl Whltlock Fum-rnl home,
Pino street lit Sixth. Notice of
fiincrnl to bo announced at n
later duto,
WILLIAM QOUGH
Wllllum Cough, for tho Inst
two years a resident of Kliimuth
Falls, Ore, passed awuy In till"
city on Friday, Juno 11, 104;t el
10:50 p. m. following an lllndhs
of five days. At the time of his
death he wus aged 78 ycurs. Tho
remains rest In tho Karl Whit
lock Funerul home, Pine street at
Sixth. Notlco of funeral to be
announced later.
Market
Quotations
Police Court In police court
Monday morning, there wero
five drunks, two vugs, and six
traffic ticket cases. Henry
Duivcjonk was also arrested on a
charge of selling liquor to Indians,
FUNERALS
BABY HOOVER
Baby Hoover, tho Infant son
of Pvt. and Mrs. Hoy Hoover of
Klamath Falls, passed away In
this city on Sunday, Juno 13.
1043. Baby Hoover was born
Juno 12. Besides his parents he
4 survived by a sister, Hoylena,
of Klamath Falls; his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elzn Pryor
Sr., Klamath Falls, and Mr. and
Mrs. Okry Hoover of Glenvllle,
West Vlrglnln. Graveside serv
ices took place Monday morn
ing, Juno 14, In tho bnby section
of Llnkvlllo cemetery at 11 a. m.
Word's Klamath Funeral homo
was In charge of the arrangements.
ROYBICKLE
The funeral service for the Into
Roy Blckle, who passed away In
this city on May 31, will take
place from the chapel of Ward's
Klamath Funeral home, 025
High street, on Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock. Pelican post No.
1383, VFW will conduct military
services for tho deceased veter
an. Commitment services and
Interment will take place tho fol
lowing day In Linkvllle ceme
tery . Friends ore invited to at-
Ucnd.
JOHN THOMAS McCOLLUM
Funeral services for the late
John Thomas McCollum, who
passed away in this city on Sun
day, June 13, 1043, following an
Illness of three weeks, will be
held In the First Christian
church, Pino street nt Ninth, on
Tuesday, Juno 19, 1043 at 2:30
p. m., with the Rov. Arthur
Charles Bates officiating. Com
mitment services and Interment
family plot in Linkvllle ceme
tery. Friends are Invited-. . Ar
rangements nre under the dlrec
t'n of tho Enrl Whltlock Funer
til home of this city.
PILE S
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO PAIN - NO HOIPITM.IIA.TION
No Lou or Tlmt
PQrmanint FIHulttt
DR. E. M. MARSHA
(MilroortoUt PtlvAlaMM
no No. Ml- - qulra TlnolfO (Ids.
Prion' If)
Visit Hera Mr. and Mrs.
George Woodworth of Prlnevlllc
visited here over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wood
worth of Melrose street.
Returns Dr. Saruh Ethel
Smith, who has been in Portland
the past week attending the rose
festival, returned to her homo
Sunday morning.
Car Stolen John R. Holzgung
of 1040 California avenue, re
ported to city police that his au
tomobile was stolen from the
Tower theatre on Sunday.
II CHICAGO TRADE
CHICAGO, Juno 14 (A1 Per
sistent selling entered grain pits
today and wheat, outs and rye
slumped more than a cent at
times In a murket which dis
played a substantial drylng-up of
buying power. Profit-taking ap
peared in outs and rye, while
wheat ran into hedging pressure.
Largo wheat receipts nt Kan
sas City and Minneapolis hud
u depressing influence on trad
ing sentiment. Little ottention
was paid to a decline of 4,582,000
bushels In the visible supply last
week, leaving total supply at
1:15,205,000 bushels aguinst 184,
202,000 bushels last year.
Closing quotations:
American Can 841
Am Car & Fdy 40 i
Am Tel tc Tel 193t
Anaconda 271
Calif Packing 281
Cat Tractor 481
Comm'nw'lth St Sou 1
General Electric 38
General Motors 94 i
Gt Nor Ry pfd 203
Illinois Central 131
Int Harvester 70
Kennccott .-. 304
Lockheed 20 i
Long-Bell "A" 0
Montgomery Word 421
Nnsh-Kclv 13
Northern Pacific 141
Pac Gas & El 2fl
Packard Motor 41
Penncy's 00J
Penna R R 28 i
Republic Steel 17
Richfield Oil . 101
Safeway Stores 42
Scars Roebuck 77
Southern Pacific 25
Standard Brands 7
Sunshine Mining 52
Trans-America 8?
Union Oil Calif 101
Union Pacific 97
U S Steel 54
Warner Pictures 141
Potatoes
umphi Victory grade 14.10; Ala
bama Bliss Triumphs Victory
grade $4.10; Texas Bliss Tri
umphs Victory grade $4.00-14.
If It's a "frozen" article you
need, advertise for a used one
in the classified
Auto Use Stamp
Sales Picking Up
Sales of auto tax stamps at the
postoffice Friday and Saturday
totaled 303.
The number sold on Juno 10,
which was the first day of the
sale was 53. A total of 398 have
been sold to date.
The war production bonrd hnt
lifted restrictions on the making
of 100 per cont wool products.
Suits usl
CHICAGO, June 14 (AP
USDA) Potatoes, arrivals 153;
on track 144; total US shipments
Sat. 753; Sun. 107; supplies light;
demand good; market firm; Cali
fornia Long Whites 100 lb. sack
$4.15-25; Commercials $3.05; Ar
kansas Bliss Triumphs Victory
grade $4.05; Oklahoma Bliss Trl-
PLAY SCHOOL
Community Congregational
Church
2160 Cardan Ave.
Phone S228
Mon.-Sot. 8-5 p. m,
IM lor All or Pari ot Oil
Comptlonl Supervision
Visits Here Donna Lou "Pep
per" Smith of Portland, has
been visiting here for the Inst 1
week with Edna Renner on
South Fifth strcot. ;
From Everett Mrs. Irwin
Schultit and doughter Lcnorc, of,
Everett, Wash., has been visit
ing the past week with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Ray of St. Francis!
park.
Rabbits Stolon Frank Shop
ord, 2331 Radcliffe street, has
reported that four white Now
Zealand rabbits were stolen
from his property on June 12.
To Portland Howard E. Ren
ner of South Fifth street left lu.it
night for Portland to take a phy
sical examination to enter the
air corps.
On Buying Trip Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Moon of the Town Shop
are In Los Angeles on a buying
trip.
OBITUARIES
JOHN THOMAS McCOLLUM
John Thomas McCollum, for
tho last 28 years a resident of
Klamath county. Ore., passed
away In this city on Sunday,
Juno 13, 1043 at 8:43 a. m., fol
lowing an Illness of three weeks.
He was a native of Greenwood,
Ind., and at the time of his death
was aged 73 years 8 months and
4 days. Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Nell IlcCollum of Odcll
Lake, Ore., five sons, Everett of
Merrill, Ore., Edgar of Portland,
Ore., Ernest of Burncy, Calif.,
Russell and Harold McCollum of
this city, one dnughter, Mrs.
Gladys Perkins of Walla Walln,
Wash., three sisters, Mrs. Lilly
White and Mrs. Minnie Cline of
West Union. 111., ond Mrs. Ella
Benoit of Los Angeles, Calif.;
four brothers, George and Jos
eph McCollum of Illinois, Robert
B. of Fresno, Calif., and Albert
McCollum of Grants Pass, Ore.;
five grandchildren and four step
children. The remains rest in
the Earl Whltlock Funeral home,
Pine street at Sixth, where
friends may call after 4 p. m.
Monday. Notice of funeral to be
announced In this Issue of the
paper.
RALPH THOMAS WOOD
Ralph Thomas Wood, for the
last two years a resident of
Klamath Falls, Ore., passed away
In this city on Sunday, June 13,
1943 at 10 p. m. He was a na
tive of Omaha, Neb., and at the
time of his death was aged 94
years 4 months and 27 days. Sur
viving are three daughters, Mrs.
Bessie May Jones of Decatur,
Ark., Mrs. Ethel J. Sommcrville
of Tulsa, Okln., Mrs. Trevn V.
Dunfee of Sulphur Springs, Ark.;
Raymond
Dairy
Phone 3179
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