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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1944)
rACE FIYI tV-14 CAMP HELP ncRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ar"I! I To Sneak 1 1 IIHfln m KRI I I , IE te , u . ,u From Ban Francisco B"f,,i m . 'y(l W'3 uo 'TV8 Dr. ',l7frnnl Sun Francisco f'1"" ,cv Iiiivq bom tnKliiR a ""'fi muK l pnrtt.il dontinu ronlrllc!ln' imura w ho SproS'in u'',viui 2 noon 2 m'. tm ?'.?: 10 9 p. "' Lll..n MiiI-Im fTn1CiC tana? Ki.ll. Inr tho fu li In m .. .i Doy0 Lu- 2S who wm drowned I. sErimcnlo river this week III""'..' i-lw.mim tol. Mm. - -r- i.v and Corpora W. P. ua SS illf Imvo lor Ojal, Calif.. I. Doyle's mid. Mr. Siwlcy'i mothor. Mrs. Joha Chri'n. Hi very III. From Ban Francisco Mr. and Mrs A. Chandler berry of Han rranclsco n r r Iv o d Thursday 'r"v.:S hv tho dcalh of III ho unci oxcopt- 1VVO llll- , Mr. Mrs. La lit. nna Picnic Zlon Lutheran church will hold a picnic Hnnduy noon, .miy u at Mooro nurn. Tiers will bo a basket lunch ut noon. Tho Ladles Aid will provide dIiiios. tab a serv ce und coffee. Member and friend are cordial ly invited to attend. Onaratlon l.lnvrl f n... one u uu company employe, un dcrwent an emergency uppondec loiny monciay morninu at Klum- am vancy noapiiui. no is rocov erliTii and will bo able to receive visitors soon. mornlnil. caiiea. uy i, (nlhcr. Sllllliey II. urrry. n Siuihtcr. M. Donald L. Oold fSS'i S Columbia. S. C will ar "."..... limn next week and II remain for a time. Train condltloiw prevent her arrival P" .. i.J ihn serv k-es Sotur- in (mi" " dy. Vliltlny Parents Mrs. Jnmes F Slllwell and on, Michael, aro inr an vent I wockii from Ih'clr homo In Los Alleles, vlmt- ...a Mm W. V. Southwell of Summers lane. Mm. Slllwell I Ihn former Winnie Southwell, iii- IiihIkhhI In I n naval jcrvlri" and Is now ittatlonod In San DIcko. GuHti Over Fourth Gueiiti at the Flunk Evans home on Wall ulrcel ovor the Fourth holi day! were Mr. and Mr. Clarence Canadoy and daughter, Barbara Jon and Mr. and Mra. Donald Hindu, all of McMlnnvllle. Hlnda li the ton of Mra. F.vans and Canoday la her brother. They Ifft Friday to return Home. Home en Leave Rnaa Oat lather. Yeoman 2c, Is homo on leave from her station on Treas ure Inland. She la the dauRhter of Mr. and Mra. Jack Gnllnglicr of IliU city American Legion Comradea Comrndea of the American Union are asked to phono In their bond aitlca to O. S. Nlaaon al 5S:i8 by Saturday noon. "obituary SIARI.It SI At McUANIKt Mfitt Mat MeUnnltl, rldnt of wwucn. Ore., pai(1 away in Oorrlt. t'ai.( on Ttiuriilfty, July 0, 19U At 1 p. m. LIU1 MatKi Ma was a natlva oj Jonctooro, Af.( and wai ft 4 VMM D llidiiltia and It ilm,a u,t..ta r1 hcaidc. hr trrnii, Mr. and Mr. Kmery mg ii stiTvivau oy una urotn r, Kmery Jr.; Ihr iitlar. Maain, Or; Uo htr tfraitilritoUior. Mr. Anma urvM oi ia Anioic. calif. Tha r Biini ffti in Wardi lri-m.iH r,tr,M.m Hnmt, MA Hlatlt. whtn frlanria mv r-a.ll fur ft p. m. b it no-y, July 9. Tha nolle m ihm (unoral arrangmnU will torn Biiiwunrrii mar, tiKUKflK E. MITrilKI.I. Hctf t. Miichall, for lha lit four a midant of Marrlll, Or., paaaad t U4Q a. m . Mlowlng an Ulnaai w .nroaj ojiyj, Me w1 a nativa of Kanm city. Mo. and m Ihe lima of hit. aotti wa axed m yrara and a daya. Th nrnalna rval In lite Earl Whlllock riineral ll.-mc, Pine altcel at Hlwlh. hfre frlemii may rail after 19 noon Saturday. Nollca of Mnaral will appear u oi ina pa par, FUNERAL nEnnnr r. MiTnnri.i. runrl urvlrn for lhi lata CIr J Mitchell, wlio pium away In UiH rlir on Frmajr, Ji 7. 1044. following brlaf lllneu will In htld In lha loof . , " "'mil. Or.. on Monday "J .. dm. ai iij:;w a, m, wlin com. Billmnl urvlriia and Intormonl follow nf. Arrnni.mnnla im hhH-. it.a rfl Ktllnn of llm Knrl Whllloolc rnnaral ""m" mi rlly. rrltindi ara lnvild ll.4.JWlikM,.rf Vi era la and C... Piadueli Nautral SplrMl Tha UnileM Dlillllatf mora ' Ut, laTiViTRlf I UlWfl'ir I Il8th and Main ! " . . Woodbox Fire Tho flro de partment wan called at 12:6(1 Friday morning to 22IU Com mercial to a house occupied bv F. L. BlRby. A fire had atiirtud In the woodbox and did some damage to the Inaldo of tho building. A. LJ Service Men and Women Home on Leave Dr. Adolph Welnalrl will ap. pear In Klamath Fella Monday to b'v two lecturei. One in the atternoon will be to older worn. en Interested In entertainment for the service men and in the evening. Junior Hostesses, Com mandos and other interested young women will have an op. portunity to attend his lecture. Dr. Weinslrl la at present a pro fessor at the University of Ore gon medical school and director of the C. Brown trust dlvt. slon of social hygiene at the medical school. Tech. Cpl. Richard Vaillan- cour Is In Klamuth Falls from Camp Adair, Ore. Here until bunday, July 10, w Pre Fred Foulon Is In Klam ath Falls from Fort Bunnlng, Ga. Hero until Tuesday, July 11. a a Mslor Robert Thompson Is In Klamath Fulls from Aahvllle, N. C. Mora until Monday, July 10. a AOM 3c Bob Carstenson Is In Klamath Falls from Terminal Island. Calif. Hero until Sun day, July 8. MSat. Norman L. Blehn Is in Klamath Foils from Dyersburg, Tenn. Here until Wedncsdoy, July 13. Y Jc Clarice K. Zumbrunn of tho WAVES Is In Klamath Falls from San Francisco. Hero until Sunday, July 16. Chemult Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newton, relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Porter aro here from Vacavlllo, Calif., for two weeks, visiting with the Porters. They will go on to Hood Wver and visit with Mrs. Gentry. Mrs. Roy Olson weni to iaKO- vlow lost week. Frank Thompson Is now driv ing the Bend, Chemult mall stage. Mr. and Mrs. winard jexaup from Klomnth Falls were visit ors at the Jessup homo In Cho- mult this week. Donald Knoke of the U. S. navy was home on a five-day leave last week. He has been stationed in San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thomp son and family ware visitors In Chemult last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Jackson and son from Klamath Falls were visitors In Chemult this week. Criminal Trial Dates Set- By Circuit Court Dates for two criminal trials in circuit court have been set for this month, Dolphui Lee Robertson charged with larceny by onv bezzlement, Is the defendant in a Jury trial to bo held July 12 Scheduled for July il is trial for Everett Gerald Thomp son who faces a grand larceny charge, Fertilizer Supply Available Here Klamath farmers will have on- portunilles this week and in the early part of next week to buy fertilizer, it wan announced today by Alfred l. Ferry, sales mana. gcr for tho Pacific Guano com' pany. Representatives of the com pany will be at the Potato Grow- era' association offlco at Tulclake from 9 a. m. to 8 n. m. Saturday of tnia weeK and Monday and Tuesday of next week, Perry sain. Another representative will be at the Wlllard hotel up until 10 p. m. every day until Tuesday of next week. This announcement was made In connection with a recent re port from Oregon State college that supplies of fertilizer would bo short this year. Hildebrand Mrs. Florence Hill of Merrill visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Miko Rueck. Marvin Mlchncl and Leonard Rittor delivered a load of oats to tho Martin mill on Tuesday, and brought home some lumber and a large metnl wnter trough for Mr. Rlttcr. Mrs. T. P. Michael visited on Wednesday ith Mrs. Leonard Ritter and daughter Clara. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ritter wcro dinner guests at tho Mich ael noma on sunaay. The Standard Oil man, Mr. Jensen of Klamath Falls, deliver ed eas In Hildebrand on Friday. Mr. end Mrs. Ernest Ritter visited on Tuesday for a short tlma with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sul livan of Olcne. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mlchaol and Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Michael were transacting business In Klamath Falls this week, and Mr. Michael was taken to the doctor for medical attention and Mrs. Michael also received treat ment to an Injured foot. If It's a "frozen" article you need, advertise for a used one In the classified. Malin PROBLf IHE Lack of lumber mill and camp help In still Klamuth's biggest employment problom, Jack Al Meter of the U. S. employment service said this week. Lumber handlers such as workers on the green chain and pliers, are espe cially scarca. A plan is now underway to se cure help from mid-western states where lumber workers are plentiful, A I motor said. Common laborers aro yet need ed on the Marine Barracks and Klamath Naval air station con struction, though there is no shortago of skilled labor on these Jobs. Klamath rails has no shortase of white collar workers, accord ing to Almetcr, as any vacancies in offices oi stores, etc., are pret ty well filled by wives of service men stationed here. T Mr. and Mrs. John Kruml Sr., daughter Anna, and son Vincent, havo left for Nebras ka, their former home state, to resume residence. The family enme here six yoars ago and Kruml has been employed by Stanley Johnson A son, John Jr., will remain here In the em ploy of Horry Jackman. Sam Shannon, recently of Pasco, Wash., cousin of Mrs. John McCullcy, who visited here for a few days, has gone to Edwardsvllle, Kas., to make his home. Shannon is well known in the southern district of the basin. Mr. and Mrs. Maupln and family, Prlncville, have been guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McCullcy and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Graham, Merrill, spent a short time also with relatives in Ashland. Maupln is Mrs. McCulley's brother and Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Maupin are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pope and son Ronald, Oakland, were Fourth of July guests of Mr. Pope's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pope, Two persons, picked up by sluto police over the holidays on drunk driving charges, were fined in Justice court this weeK Leon Thomas Christy was fined $100 plus $7.20 costs, by Justice of the Peace J. A. Ma- honey, after pleading guilty to driving while under tne lnnu. ence of Intoxicating liquor. Fined $100 plus $7.20 costs on the same charge was Wilms Gloria Berkley. Ada Leontine Courtney, a passenger in the Berkley car, was fined $10 or five days on a charge of being drunk on a public highway. Western Labor Relations Better Than Eastern PORTLAND, July 7 UP) Western labor relations are bet ter than In Ihe eastern industrial ami. a nublie member of the national war lobar board said to day. Dexter Keezer. board member and former president of Reed eolloiro here, conferred with members of the west coast labor commission. The WLB's major need Is for additional skilled Dcrsonnel. par ticularly analysts, to handle the volume of. wage adjustment ap- Dllcations without delay, he said Keezer said the recent de cision of the Industry-wide fir and pine wage cases had been pending more than a year, due in consicicrame measure to jacit of help to process these appli cations. BEAT 7 THE. HEAT Bootlin, rellnva heat raah, and hfllp prevent it with Mexaana, the soothing, medicated powder. Sprin kle thia cooling, oomfort ing, aatrlngent powder well over heat irritated aldn. Costs little. Bigaav Inga in larger aiaea. All the family wiU Ilka Mexsara. Davis Sentenced To Six Months Harold Lloyd Davis was eiven six months in the county jail this week in justice court after he had pleaded guilty to unlawfully en tering a motor vehicle about two months ago. The car involved belonged to Owen Storey of this city. BUD'S PHOTOS While U Wait 4 for 25c Greeting cards for all occasions -At Novelties Souvenirs BUD'S 1031 Main St. Dr. Philip Cole Announce Opening Dental Offices In the Hopka Bldg. Phone 8888 Let's All Go To The araival Tonite Showing Over Sunday at the Circus Grounds-South 6th St. Buckaroo Fun Trail Comm. Important Meeting Dehydration Cannery Workers To Consider Agreements on Contract Friday, 8:00 P. M. - LABOR TEMPLE July 7th 422 Main CHARLES R. SMITH, Organiser MURIEL SAIMON8, BecTreai. Ever Hear a Highball 7 s.TaW"ai Tn -Mi : s .Kmm Water L .ewMwio, I , Prinka spark) out loud when they're mixed BIO B0T7U with Canada Dry Water. Its "Pin-Point Car. 15 BONATION" iniuras liveliness to the last lip. PtusdapoiH CANADA DRY WATER f If MMMM IT Brings to You Remarkable) Saving on Ready-to-Wear and Kin dred Lines. This Is Not a Sale as In Normal Time But a Clearance of New Merchandise in Irokan-Sixe Lot. Ladies' COATS and SUITS One rock include all summer styles in pas tel, navy and tweed. Styles .for sport and dressy types in season's smartest and exclu sive modes. To clear at 1 OFF New Shipment DRESSES Smart new cool sheers fn prints and plain in lovely summer modes ill One Lot Shoes To Clear At $99 p.i Wood sole play sandals and dress shoes in medium and high heels, in red, green and white. DOWNSTAIRS STORE One Lot Dresses and House Coats Stylish cottons and rayons in lovely prints, stripes and plain. Sizes up to 50. Values to $5.05. $2 Scramble Table i Cotton and Rayon Sport Blouses Prints and plain in white. Long and short sleeves. Sizes 32 to 40. Values to $2.98 : $ j 99 One Lot Jersey Slips Lovely contour fit styles in tearose and white. Sizes 32 to 40. $3 35 1 One Lot Vi Size Slips Crepes and satins in tearose and white. A scientifically designed slip for super smooth wear. Sizes 31 to 37VS. 1 Ladies' Summer Bags Values ta $5.95 $199 I Plua Plu Tax Values to $1.98 $100 Pine Plus Tax Reduced for clearance. Plain fabrics and prints in wide assortment of styles. Children's dresses, slack suits, slacks, r" A sweaters, T-shirts, skirts, pictures, tumbler w l VW sets. Tour cnoice ; NO RETURNS Drapery Remnants Assorted lengths in fine damasks and novel ties. While they last . .. ' , , Last Chancel Klamath' Sth War Loan DrWe Ends ' " Tomorrow. Hara You Done Your Btr '3 Off Printed Jersey 1 Hundreds of yards of colorful J prints checks, dots and stripes. Our regular $1.79 seller. Choice 49 Yard ; . ' o ; YARDAGE $1.39 and $1.69 values in fine ff rayons and cottons in colorful, prints. 00 1 Ysrd mail- THE WOMAN'S STOEE.incX BONDS Get Valuable Merchandise a-''" Klamath Retailers' Country Store. Vox Theatre Tonight .... .(. $3 98 1 !"1 'f n it m 11 It 14 Mi M i 1
