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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1944)
,mbr HERALD AND NEWS,' KLAMATH FALLS; OREGON PACE THREI ., Tim Stinger 'IS. .iruanUulion of the !, ',. i of Ho Irond Train Hi? .i,i 11 regulur moot- IOT , ,.c lunchuun ut tho i Mrs V. O. Stockdulo, ol M.rs;,i.i,.u Kmitombcr rim bJ f co.ho.lo.. All I " "ci .i, v bun ind Main ul 12 . . .iihMrs, OiiCHr Kit- E and three children, Bill, Bri n!'wiB:,Lmi:..;s2vi2 i ir fi- I in achnol 11 V II.- Cnllfnrnln c tv. Kll rcdKc l tho daughter n . . A r. Mo miner. riimi residents o KHimulh PvIM Ik UlL ...... T-l I I "" '" iWHII IVHM, lllt'll- ard Uuiiry of Portland, formerly of Klumuth Fulls, In huro for sev eral wuoks occupying a residence nt thu IS. A. Geary ranch. She n ui.wiiii i;w ,,jr ,,l-- JtL'IUH, Mr. unci Mrs. Giillogly, unci her niniui, iviiiuuu vjunoniy oi urcgon City. Mrs. Arthur Geary and Miii:u youiiR uniiurcii, mcnaru c..un- t-nu.. i. uunuu ui, uui iiinni, will! HIJUIH II... ......... I i.J... i. ' , iiiu nuinii,i-i nui u, ihivi: ruiurncu lo Portland for tho school year l.,,l I,., v,w.nl..n I , ....-I .. M" I AILb,UU ,JI,l.f m.-At ntllll mer for tho viieatlon period. Hlvnrlnn DTA 'P I. r. rl..l mooting of thn yiw for members nf niw..PBrn IVPA ....... I...I.I rr day nl 2:110 p. m., In the school niiiiiioriinn wnn mrs. ijime war- ...... .......1.I....I ...... .1. ... II. II... ,i-,,, ), i:n,ui-iii, ii,iit,ui;i.,lln Hit: nuulnn rlnt.nL.... I..I.... duecd and plans wore made to nave mo next meeting me an- iiiiii i tuwurviiiicc 01 miners .n v,,...- w ; n,,iiwu,,..;u I..I..I. M .... nii. n I., niiui. i.i, n. 4..II.IY iiwuui , tinnini' cu ny inner nrst grnuc moincrs. will oo in cnurgc, .... &vlllrv VFW Kinnoii. . , . cakes for tho entertain- ." ...,l....mmv In bn u V. .... i,lh arhool uudltor- I..., ,.,r,.nlni. Snntem. 21, are nsked to havo them k without lllll, JiiHI". I jcrvice men miu (expected to niicnu. w. . - - Mnrvcllen j?....i,im- nf Mr. and ! 1 . i.r i Mn T.....1.1-. r.f Mr nnri Mrs. " r.f. Wed e day Lg for 'the University of bn where iney wm FiDii ifnulunloa of Klumath kn hl scnooi. . b.u.hI TTrnnrnn Leo Mc len, d,uih tar of Mr and LLeo Memuiien, uuuu a. uui, f .. it,..wHmr Wnndburv col- FW mn.i"'"n :- - , .i u,. .! Itt Ln.i AnifCicji. .l. i. inirintr nn inicrcsiiiiK Isc In rndio nno rnuor. . L School Barbara Rne Os r j 1,1..,- nl nr. nnd Mrs F.1 n.i.n,n hnw rrtumed to lie WriKht seminary In Ta- la, Wish., for her s o n i o r I. Mrs. Osborn has returned ki Tacoma after accompany her daughter, to school Litii for School Among rtini.,r.Hu nf Drnaon stu- tis returning to Eugene this Li. I. Mm-t, rnrr nnn. nauuii- of Mr. and Mrs. ju r . n Mm In nnn of the OUt- tding students on the campus li a Junior tins year, uuiinn Mr. ond ID P KfKclnnf llDVP flK tllOir bU their daugbtrr, Mrs. Nor- Nllscn, and small son, nor Jr.. for two or thrco weeks. ri Nnrmnn N(lin itccomrjan- llhnm linrn (mm tlinlf hOIDC Forlland, but loft later for an karknllon point. VUIIn Mf nnrt Tlfi-a Cnnn Burger have as their guests, mrn, uurKcr s nepnew una lis bride, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Al len Penny, married lust Wed nesday In Berkeley, Calif. Penny nimis Die rmniK ol vym ic. United Stales navnl reserve, and has Just returned from 22 months in tho Pannmn canal . zone, fol lowed by one yenr In the South rnciiic. iney win oc ncrc xor several days. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Grav er Motley, 220D Arthur, left by train Tuesday night for Los An geles where she will join the sonju Heine iroupc wnicn win maKc lis Iirsi appearance on tour In Chicago next month. Clnn la n mtimhn1 rt thn hnllnt section and has studied skating nno dancing ior . uie past, year in ijos viiHeies. VI, U.. 'll(fr,l "Hnrl" Mil. horn, former member of the city police staff and later with thn Rortirllv nnliee nt the sccre- geo center at Camp .Ttilclake, s p c n l several (lays ncre mis past wcck. miinorn is now log ging in inc r,ugcnc area. T1 . v .. Mr, Tlnn Vnn- nice is back from Sacramento, where she has been visiting her husband at Mcuicnan iicio. anc and her small daughter live hero with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Drake, 127 Hillside. vvwuuu. jvirn. riumiuon nas icii miimuin vauey nospuai, and is ,,wv ui, nur iiuinu, joui. vviiiora. '" oiaiua rnsi IIIUU11UH of the. Joint school boards since n,lt.,l, r.t iii.l.r.i.l I. ....l.-.l.tl-l "I.i iig ui nv:,i,jui in ociivuuivu for Monday at 7:1)0 p. m. In the LfllllO III ,1 'iuiio niiiiiry! HL'curuiliK "J Superintendent Arnold L, Gra lapp. To be discussed is school rt,.r.,,l..ll,. .....I I....-U-- l..- I'.'I'.ix.iiiMi uuu li:ui;iii;i lunuo and problems which have pre- n,.-uii:u uii.'iiinuivetj ninco uiusaus nuvo gouen uncicr way. ui,iwtiiiu rieu uutiepii nun bor, 2720 Crater, Klamath Lum ber una aox employe, ana van C IT ...I- aa i- n i nan H4. IWWIVI, 1, IUUIU UOX UOI. were rcportel . improving at i-wiuiiiiuii vtuiey nuspilHl wea- nnuln.. HUn 1 . J 1 1 1 .1 for treatment of serious injuries tl.lln.. 11. ..In -,...l. 1.1. U- ,,.:,, iiiuii i;ur uitini:u iiiiu uiu brick Safeway building at East main unci biuKCi ai 1:44 a. m. Sunday. Third occupant of the car, R. P. Borgcn, 44, was dls- iiunneu. loiiowiog ircaimcnt. . VtnA rn Dnllo-L- WIia lUTIIli, ,,u r ii.n n-.i rPnu ,..ni knui a potluck luncheon Thursday, Sep- ivinuirr 61, 111 inu ii:u iiuun ruuiu at 2150 Garden. This will be the lust meeting in the commun- 11.. 1...11 .. . r.. -,i,.. , cnnlnm. iij. iiuii, u uii lUL-Duaj, wpwiir ber 20, the unit will meet in mills school, room 111. mnis workers arc urged to attend the lunencon. EXTENSION MEET Reporter Tells How Dewey Special Hit Passenger Train (Continued from Page One) O-...I-- Wllllnm n (Bill) Myers, son of Mr. and Mn A A Mi,n. 909.B Annln. Bute', left on September 12 for Portland for voluntary induc- September 15, reported to Fort XjCWIS, vvusn. . Child 111 Cheryl . Christine uurncu, iwo-momn-oia aauun' In, nt Mr. aiA Mre Mnrru Ri,i nclt of Beatly, is reported im proving at Klamath Valley hos pital, wncrc sue is guttering irom a severe coia. Will Vr-n! Thn Tmimsitn club will meet tonight, Wednes day, at u 0 ciock at me nome 01 u n Mm.r.D nnn M Mlnth fnr a regular business meeting. Re- tresnmenis ana enieriuinmeni will lonow. T,nrli.lhrn nffil-prK attnnd- .1 ihn nfrinru' Irnlninif mppiinL! of Klamath county home dem onstration extension units neia Tuesday in the First Methodist church parlors. JVirs. Azalea sagcr, siuie noun: demonstration leader from Orc- nnn Clalp .lllfiffn t KPI I Used HaT' llameniary law ana responoiuiu hllp. Mrs. Rex High from the Poe vallcy-Olene unit, and chairman ot tne coun ty committee, presided. Mr. Winnlfiwl K. allien. lO- I rlnmnnolrnilnn nirpnt fliR- cussed omcers nanuooons uuu distributed program booklets to nnnh unit trt llP nnKRed OUt at rally meetings being held this wceK. Mrs. Earl Mack siressed tne lmnnrlri.p nf nnifa nrlhprintf to alanrlor-rt mill r-prill IrPITlnntS. unairman 01 uxiuiibiuu umu in Klamath county are as 101 lows: Altamont, Mrs. Edwin t . nltr Mrn .Tnhn Heisibeck Ttnnonvn ' Mr Harlan Proufih Chiloquin, Mrs, U. tsrouuacnt; rnui,0t,an Mn Willinm Marsn- dcr: Ft. K.lamain, mrs. rrann riAtilnn Henley, Mrs. Earl MacK; raa lin, Mrs. Harry Mitchell; Mer--;ii Mm Pnth Mnrrnw: Modoc Point, Mrs. W. B. Bickers; Poe valley-Olene, Mrs. uurus ueo hardt; Shasta-Homedale, Mrs d-i Mi n,,Lr an,! Wpvprhaeu ser Camp No. 4, Mrs. Gordon UUUU. There will be extension unit ne.tlraa TlinrcHav in Blv. at ill. 1 mrt nt Mm .Tack Harri son at 2 p. m., in Henley at the grange nan at i.au u. 111, 1 ni Wmrarrinniicpr P.amn No dllU Ol w. r 4 at the home of Mrs. Gordon Good at 1 p. m. Tk.-a mil 1 men np IIIUtfLlUU Friday of the Shasta-Homedale unit at the home of Mrs. E. H. Tillman, 2113 Madison, at 1:30 p. xn. around ' a bend, about a mile from Castle KocK, at wnat ne said was a speed of 55 miles an hour. This was one-half mile from a freight pileup of the pre vious nignt. Freights Tanglt Tum frnlnhtj!. traveling in the same direction, had tangled and tnree engines naa oeen yucu over the tracks. Great Northern nff inlnle had trnnwn - this for hours and had delayed the start of the Dewey train over tne tracks used oy tour ranroaus m C tlla nr. A Pnrtlnnrl' nn III ihit, nolniilafort fhnt thp wav would be clear for the 13-car special. The crasn came witn an ao- minlnncv thai milRf. hp somewhat akin to death by a bullet. This reporter; sitting at a typewriter in the Dewey train's work, car nA hnltintf nuf a tirpll mlnarv draft of the overnight story on the nominee s roruana speeun, suddenly found himself painful ly imposea on tne svanuiuuii ui n naf-nnA AntlVa RPflt. whure poker is played almost nightly at moaest stanes. Shambles A inn nt him In thn Rhamhleft of what had been typewriters, reporters, cnairs, a camera wine or two and various and sunary nrllr-lne anph no nn plnetric Iran from the porter's sanctum, was Hal f oust, reporter ior tnu -ni- retrospect, tnat ne nit a son cushion and wasn t nurt at an. T-hn Rnll riKa tnnlr n hpattnt from the stanchion, akin to that 1 1 . iu once given Dy an an-wise nau- ho.lf'e chniilHnr nn a fflKt. hlnek. The doctor says only one is broken but it feels like more than that. It was a sort of swim mini epnsnfinn nnp minute you're sitting there typing away ana tne next you re iyiiiB un mc floor wondering if an earth quake had paid you a personal call. . I Awful Moment 1 At hnai n rnilrnfld wreck - is; nothing to kid about and there was an awtui moment or -wu ,.rhA vntti nnrrpsnnndent S3W his AP- colleague, Gardner Bridge, lying iwisiea on mc floor under a neap 01 writers and chairs, when he thought swiftly that the gods had been unkind. It turned out Gardner had only a broken rib, too, although there were some nthara nn thn T)pwev train and the other string of 22 cars who did not tare so wen. A -.nnnl-tni- nlUnVfi WOnderS what he would do in a crisis of that kind. It must ne renex ac tin, hut T rnllnH Hnrrlner over found that he was not too badly h.mrtnrl n nnH unrintpH for the front of the train to find out what had happened wondering all the while where was- the nearest phone. It proved to be In a cms station at uasne nut, a , mile away, where Jerry O L,eary ot tne wasningion omi and 1 roae wnn a passing mu- tn.tt In ta11 thn uinrlH nhnut a presidential candidate's, train wrecK. legs until it stopped its attack, he said. , Geiger's son was gored by the bull a week ago, and is in the same hospital. Apple Box Shook' ' Shortage Predicted Ptlf.T.MAN Spnt. 20 UV A shortage of 1,500,000 apple box shooK in tne wenui.i;iii:e and Yakima areas is predicted hv thn TsJnrthwnnt forest and range experiment station in roruana, tne otai.e baiciu, service reported today. Classified ads get results. Col. Pironi Named ' New Fiscal Officer cir.ru nnt ffl :VPi Sslem Col. Leo J. A. Pi r.onl, state r,.,nrn nvnnprtv nfflenr. will act as state guard fiscal officer, Act ing Adjutant uenerai -ui. F. Olson announced today. Pnlnnnl Plmni WhOSfi homtt is in Portland, retired from ac tive military service im months ago. He was In tho Ore gon national guard for many years, and first entered tn army in 1901. Hans Norland Fir Iniuraneo. . Phone B060. - II Tnnrhinr Mm TTfirnM M. Rrnuin i nn Gllhetitlllp nssien- ment as first grade teacher at Joseph Conger .school. She re places mrs. KUtn iimesiy Borquin who has moved to Call- 1UI111U lu llltinc uv;i iiwiuc. SPANISH CLASSES .E. Nettleton Gentlemen's hoes luoarmnn's. a lurava famoUl mi linn iHah nnur fflH B t Ml 'IHillVlUIII Wl ihooB fti man. K vnrltV , -4 ... wtunii hum mcmA to ec . j ... nVii Fi 5.0D and up. -I Ai.sn K iina Una of work shoes and logger boots. ugarmans Hity Clothing Sine 1906 I Corner 6th and Main rlt Qlnlnn Hnrrv Ciroaa of Fort Klamath reported to city police tne men 01 nis .a -i Wnnrlimnn mitnmnilp nnd a box of cartridges from his car parked Monday nignt at. 0111 and Klamath. ... Man Rmia M Cltv nolice were asked to locaic jonn en- Ivory Pino, who is asked to get in touch with his family at Edgcmont, s. u. oavtv Thp . Women of ik. Mnnen will ennnnor a card party Friday, September 22, at will be the last of the series nnd the public is mvuea. mui. Qnv All 1 circles of i ni nn nt let rhurch will Uiu -c.iaii 4 t Un iiiirrh nnrlors Thursday, September 21, at. 2 p. m. lor Bioie siuuy, ivu jj Mrs. C. C. Brown. -n -.,. Thrpp drunk and d i s o r d e r 1 y cases, three i I. 1 I Uxnn IrofflP tiCketS arunK5 huu nncc " - -made up the Tuesday morning police couri repui i. tM Mre Alirp.Hamil ton, Huckleberry mtountaln ,""i' ..i ...i,n .nffnrpfl b nainful lOimUUI, WIIU 7 . 1' I-- injury when she shot her toe as a Dear eniun-u "'"-rtCl reported recovering from the IT mm T.abva P VP y.pnn Dent, who has been stationed at Fort Bragg, w. u., is nere until Wednesday ot next ween visit ing with Mrs. Dent, 639 Wash ington. DlnnnhU Pi ,.h Vn nlHn Pin. ochle club will meet on Thurs- Aay, Cnntnmhnl- 9.1 with CiraPC Bock, 137 High, for luncheon and cards. T.nMvn. Tilpnn Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller, left on Sunday to return to ure gon State college. ; - - . VITAL STATISTICS rrmnt.AS Born nt KUmath Vulley hMDllal. Klumalh Palta, Ore., SP- temimr IB. 1M4. lo Mr. and Mn. V. . Douglnn, Midland, a boy. Weight:. S pounda S ounce. WOODAHD Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Fain. Ore.. Septem ber 17. in. lo i"r. ,iH . ". r i ai.,1!. tj,u,ll. a boy. Weiaht: 0 pounds' 8 ounces. CARD Of THANKS many Chrlallan friends and nelshbora for their help, love, sympathy in the passing of our dear, wife nnd mother. A J. .11 Cnnieh Mnccpe' will be continued this year at the Klam ath union nmn scnuui. Senorita JSlisa veiasquez win Uonr nr. instructor of the UC to.n Ma . rI-. adult classes. A native of Chile, Senorita Velasquez is a resiuem, of Tulelake. Beginning and' advanced classes are planned. All persons , i-J l..!4n tn meal nt. interesteu mc mvi.cu ... the high school, room 201, Thurs day evening, using me muu Clair street door. Any Photograph ( Copied, 1 One Print I 91.00 I Films developed and printed ior any 6 or 8 exposures Roll 3Se Dogs Save Farmer. From Bull Goring rT3Vnr-Kt PITY Rnnt p.n (IPS William Geiger, Central Point farmer, wno is recovering in a hospital here from being gored by a bull, credits his three dogs with saving his life. " - iney dii attne duu s iicchomu RUBBER RAINCOATS TIN COATS and PANTS Heavy Mackinaws & Jackets . .Wool or Part-Wool Sox 20 -50 WOOL UNIONSUITS 100 Wool Shirts and Drawers ' OREGON WOOLEN STORE Main at 8th ' Ph"? 6878 a - . , J-WT Vhe .....I.. i ..... t.: - a ... j.uu re leeung . low dcuo Pour Stomnrh 4. BMln i,n. atkt hack I" the beam with soothing PEPTO- to -.xLiiuips oringpruniyi' B'n the diatreas of sour, alckisbup- Btnmn.V. ... I ... tnr- My Mother and Saturday - - madt TT'S A DAMP WORLD Y as far asSlim .Davis is concerned.' J ; . Although Slim claims his mother is the cause of it all... by making him soap not once, but thrice, each Saturday night , ...the fact is Slim is a-very patient painstaking man. So a-Gilmofe Independent Dealer has him washing cars. TDRECBiraUED l-J Reprints 4e each aL Prompt Service . Z"7 BUD'S 1031 Main Phone: 7167 VA! I " SN ""31 ' ' Switch to ioftr, safer Modess I "' - f Mm: now-and save! RecenUy, 49,701 .. ....... I I lct fCtjV I i gk " "rote why they switched l'lV f $ I 'See what a difference-Modess 1 X (T uisJJ tfff If special softspun fUler makes! See VtST I II 1 YfW fcC "7 ' i$V It I whataboonModess7Auypro- lltf v-i fVfV I fl I tecrion is! (There's a triple, fuU-. . '4ZKl Cx r t u f length safcty shield " the iaci') W- -' . ' v : . 'W JJ ' I Modess also comes 12 for 22fV jWM FORtHE MONEV! ": - YOU CAN'T BEAT this tonlltvt TORTuRs et ATHLETES FOOT oMnyDn!Mlatal he JermTthat most commonly cauae and Spread Athlete's Foot. Zemo Iss Doctor's formula backed Iby 86 years' amailni! auccew. .Zemo teaUv worka-the first trial convinces. At U d,u,.tores. FM CHAMPIONS The all-purpose orford that students, housewives, and de-' fense workers are clamoring for! The supple' brown elk is Goodyear welt sewed to the long-wearing sole, giving ex tra flexibility. Walled last, for extra toe room. Smart notched . vamp seam. Low heel. mm . ,i. j.i i j. l I I , iJuMmuuauliai Nights me what I am toddy,. . Nothing else. And Slim, through the years, has become just about the best car-washing specialist on the continent " according to his boss., ' Try getting alt of your car service frbmaGilmorc Dealer ...you'll be surprised how an experienced man really knows how to. make your car look better,. run better, last longer. CHALLENGERS $398 You'll got no end of service and comfort out of these wearable, walk able shoes. Students, homemakers, defense workers are buying them by the thousands. Sturdily made" of smooth, pliable ; brown elk, Goodyear welt sewn to long-wearing ; soles. Urilined. Walking heel. ' RUNNER-UPS snuare-toe o t. t I n tt the Killiiii. .o . w - pace for style ana vat- . This : smart ghillie is "Sears Stores Have Posted or Marked Ceiling Prices in compliance With Gov ernment Regulations.' UC, ; . getter with its youtniut ir jjj lines,- swuiiriv . ot,ii.v..""b - and .tassiea xies. ouiw r.ood- Uluwil ..n. hit . year welt sewn- to oil treated "bend'-' leather sole,.none finer! i ' - PHONE 5188 1 1 ' Sbu''' '"' ADDRESS: 133 SOUTH 8TH STREET lr3tlon nnrl tM1. V... rktimm ona aocs food, wmn your fat n " uPet, take tootning 1-DI8M0L. A NORWICH PKODVCt
