PACE SIXTEEN ;
PARTY CHIEFS
FOR PRECINCTS
LISTED TODAY
Precinct committeemen and
committeewomen, chosen at the
Mnv nrimarv election, have been
notified of their election by
County Clerk Mae K. Short ana
asked to file their acceptances.
" About an equal number were
named by republicans and dem
ocrats, but in both parties there
are still many vacancies which
can be filled by the committees
after they organize.
In many precincts, there was
no filing of candidacies and in
those cases the committeemen
were usually elected by one or
two votes.
. Here are the lists:
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34
' Names
Thompkin. Bell
Fercuson. TwyU
Ulrich. Goorce
Tletcher, Fred
Dcnnii, Lena
Epperson. A. B,
Schaupp. A. V.
Jones. Gomer
Robertson. C. S.
Ten-ill. Glenn
Foley. Malcolm
Murphy. Lethe.
Murdork. Christina
Town nd. Martha
Mueller. Helen
DeCew. Thirxa
Annereau. T. A.
Lofdahl. Herman L.
tvtMahl rcuriva
Thompson. Fannie May 16
Wells. Grace 30
Livingxton. ftairucen
Balentloe. U. &
Franey, Carol
Watten, Mm. T. B.
Garlch. H. E.
O'Neill. J. C.
Hairelsteln. Georm
Cox. Gertrude
SchmlU. Frank J.
Cllne. Monte
CartwrlKht. Mildred
Boyd. George
Dixon, Veda
Simmons. W. S.
Schmor. I.lrric
Zimmerman. Walter
NorvaJ. Mary
Pray. William M.
Priaulx. Ed
Porter. H. L.
Temple. Mr. R. W.
Olson. A. C
Olson. Mrs. A. C "
WhlUatch. J. E.
WhiUatrh. Nellie C
Burke. K. C.
McKendre. Scott
Bowman. Eva
Howard. Fank Z.
Howard. Alice
OXoushlln. C F.
Frain, Mrs.
Moore. Mrs.
Rlmaulst. Betty
Ramsey. Mrs.
Padfiett. Wyatt
Truax. Lola
Clark, ivy
28 2
Aljroma 1
A i noma ' 1
Beatty I
Bly . X
Bty 1
Bly 1
Bly 1
Bonanza , 1
Bonanza '. 1
E. Chiloquln 4
E. Chiloquln 3
E. ChlloQuin a
E. Chiloquln 4.
Crescent Lake 1
Crescent Lake 1
N. Homedale 1
N. Homedale 1
West Malin 1
West Malin 1
East Merrill 1
West Merrill 2
West Merrill 1
Orindale 23
Orindale 29
Orindale IS
Plevna . 1
P'evna 1
Plevna 1
Plevna 1
South Shasta 1
South Shasta 1
Sonurue River 2
Natnmc
Sexton. Frank
Bolvin, Harry
Moore. Mrs. A. B.
Stewart. L N.
Goddard, Dora
Kannon. Walter P.
Hannon. J-ou'se
Mahoney. J. A. .
Ma honey. Phil lis
Schroeder. Delia
Mllkey. Charlotte E.
Connolly. A. J.
Overaeher. Edith -.
Griffith. Anbra
Boettcher. Herbert W,
' Montaomerv, A. A.. . ,
Tvory. E. P.
Leonald. Jnada
Henry. Jack . .-.
Latonde. R. A.
LaLnnde. Acnes -
Smith. B. Z.
Kline. Ne"ie T' -----
Tatman, G. C. ;
Tatmui. Ina-
Benner. E. B.
Benner. Mttfrti) ,
Casev. J, B.
PhllUpson, Mrr. K.
Cake. Mm Al
Loper, Betty ,
Cavin. Nora -.
Brock. W. H.
Brock. Kate
' Rut led re. U'Uma .
FuUedce- WuJiara
Terrell. Mrr R. J.
WrirhL B. V.
Ezell. WUHe Mae ,..
Osborne. V. L ..
Wyse. Louise
Thomas. A. M.
' Thomas, Maude
Sfastney. M. M.
Chat burn. Thomas
Hodges. Bessie
Enman. Ram . .
Semon. Henry
Semon, Hazel
' Jackson. Dorothy
Mack. Earl
Mack. Dorothea .
Guddat. Esther
DEMOCRATIC
Precinct
liiEiNbl
WOMEN IN
SERVICED;
AN EIGHTH . AAF LIBERA
TOR STATION, England Mas
ter Sergeant Kenneth C. Cross,
of route 3, Klamath Falls, Ore.,
is a member of the ground crew
at a B-24 Liberator base in Eng
land. Sergeant Cross works in the
ordnance department. Ho re
ceived his training at Orlando,
Fla. Sergeant Cross was em
ployed by Weyerhaeuser Tim
ber company before entering
the service, February 20. 1937.
He ' is a graduate of Klamath
Union high school, Klamath
Flls- . :..,...
WITH THE FIFTH " ARMY.
Busby.- son of Thomas Busby of
Sprague River, ore., nas oee
. ,j rt ...-if arapnnt. He
is now serving as a squad leader
in an lnianiry uim-ui uic
army in Italy.
........... , ....
. FORT KLAMATH Word has
been received here by friends
from Sergeant Avera B. Hudson
.1 wAne follini nf her safe
ui uic ' " . , , .
arrival in Australia following a
crossing which sne aescnoea
"delightful" nnd during which
u AiA nni nffor from sea sick
ness. Before going overseas.
Sgt. Hudson was siauonea. v
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. .
a Kmni nrntK note in a Port
land newspaper told of the land
ing ot a conungenv ui strai
hundred WACs on May 12 at
Australia, en route to
northern battle areas. No doubt
Sgt.. Hudson was a memoer ox
this WAC division. She is Fort
Klamath's . only, woman in the
service. ...... ,
Set. Hudson's new address is
as follows: .... .
Ct Amr R Hudson. A906128
WAC Det., APO 7710
care rosi Master .
San Francisco, Calif. ,
MINERS DRILL
GRANTS PASS,. June 6 (fPy-r
State bureau of mines workers
are drilling near here for iron
ore containing vanadium, John
Elliot Allen, state geologist, said
today. He was a member of the
crew which made a detailed re
port on the ore in 1942.
Junction City
Sawmill Burns .
JUNCTION iciTY. Ore., 'Juno
8 W) sparKs irom a ournuiK
slash oile started a blaze which
rimtraved the Arthur Gavnllc
and Sons sawmill, five miles
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
west of hero last night, with an
estimated loss of $28,000,, mill
officials said. . '
Volunteers Joined the city fire
department In provciitlhtf the
fire from spreading to other
nnrl lumber nlles.
I About $1000 .worth of lumber
and truck In tho mill also were
destroyed. The milt employed
25 men rtd -turned out 35,000
50,000 board feet ot lumber a
day. - ' .''
Only natives of New England
states are actually Yankees.
First Vote Sewed
Up For Dewey
- TACOMA, June B Ml Here
Id a sufo tip on u republican con
vention bet the llrat vote cast
Will be for Gov. Thomas E. Dew
ey of Now York. Yoil luive this
tip on the word of O. A, O, Bon
dy of Fairbanks, Alaska, dele
gate to tho' republican conven
tion In Chicago. Juno 3(1, who ex.
plains tho Alaska delegation will
bo the first to vote, and tins been
Instructed 'to cast Its first ballot
for Dewey.'
ii : Jun. i ,. I
tloiuly wa, i...
!U" 'vt. v'
n run, CfjC
..,M,,ro n 7o"
-' , , -"hi
Buck. Paul H. PeliCAn Bay
DehlinKr. Dorothy M. Pine Grove
Short. Burrell ' Pine - Grove
Smith. Ora Plevna
Huskinson. C C PlevnA
Hull. lone Plevna
Blesh. David North Shatta
-e. G. A. Wood Rtv.r
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32
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So. Altamont
So. Altamont
Beatty .
Beatty
Ply
Bly
Bly .
Crescent Lake
Crescent Lake
S. Enterpriie
S. Enterprise
Gilchrist
G"chrlt
GUchrlst
Gilchrist ,
GllchrUt
West Malin
West Malin
West Malin
West Merrill
West Merrill
Mt. Loki .
Mt. Laki
Mt. Laki
ML Laki
Mt. Laki
Mt. Laki
CMell
MANY NEVER '
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often .
Bring Happy lUUrf
Many ealtmn nhevm BftsruK brk!
quickly, oacs t bey discover thai the real CNN
d thetr IroaUe may be tired kidney. .
The kidmrya are Nature cbirf way of tak
!n the excess acids and waste oat of the blood.
They help most people pan about3 pintaadar.
When disorder of kidney function permit
poiaonoua matter to remain In your blood, it
- may cause nagirina; backache, rbeumatia
X CyCOt I1CBUKUC9 cum 'qtai in.oo s . w
26 - icanty passages "with amarting and burnitif
1 - aometimes abows there is aomethirvg wroot
? ' with your kidueyB or bladder. -
: Don't waitl Ask your druiopst for Doao
J . PLUfl, used Buccessfully by miiiionti for over 40
t yeara. They give happy relief and will help th
i 15 miles of kidney tubes nttah out poisoiwut
I -waste from your blood. Get Doaa's fills.
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"DADDY'S LITTLE SWEETHEART"
What more welcome gift to Daddy in service than
an EVERGREEN Portrait Study of his "little sweet-
' heart"? . ' - -
Be forehanded, Mother, and bring the Little One jn
for a sitting. SOON in order, to have work finished
in plenty or time to reach Daddy for Father's Day
which is June 18th. .. -.. 'r-?a :..
, ".:.. No Appointment Necessary
STUDIOS
"PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION"
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Across th street from United States National Bank
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SHIRTS 69
' Sizes 2 to 10. Fine quality cotton
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COOL SUNSUITS FOR
linn OIRLS ,19
Sizes I to 6x. Cut to let In plenty '
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