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EXHIBIT
HERE
Exhibitors In the ninth annual
Junior Livestock show packed
up their belongings Monday
night after a busy weekend in
which awards for the year's work
were marie following judging.
Hero are the awards in beef,
dairy cattle, sheep, hogs, wool
and poultry and rabbit divisions.
Beef Cattlt Division
Shorthorn lightweight claw Shirley
Ma Hen. Donald Clark.
Champion Shorthorn itcer Shirley
Master.. ;
Aoeraecn Angui necr, un"""
claw Jerry Masten. Dale Webber.
Aberdeen Angiu, heavyweight class-
Dale webuer. , ....
Champion Aberdeen Angus Dale w eb-
Hereford iteer. lightweight claw-
Joan Kandra. am nm. werrj
Merle Hankm. Eilleen Noonan. Lila
Winebarger. Hiiery Wjnebarger. cari
n..n Virginia Masten. Evehn Hayne.
Hereford ateer, heavyweight class
Lol Kandra, Vernon Haley. Dorothy
HaccUtein, uoroiny naKeiiein, uumiic
Tmtmin. Ruth HaccUtcin . Jacauelyn
Kvier. Danny Barry. Jack DeVaul. Edith
Gift. Laura Lou Hill, Delmar Haikim.
Charles Sullivan. , ,
Champion Hereford ateer LoU Lea
Kandra. . ,' . ,r
Grand Champion ateer Loll Lea Kan
dra. Merrill.
Reserve Grand Champien Dal Web
ber. 5125 WanUand.
Heifers over one year, any breed
Donald Clark.
Cow una call, any breed Ronnie
Trotman.
Fitting and showmanship content, beef
cattle: Hereford Dorothy HageUtein.
Lois Lea Kandra.
Angus Dale Webber.
Shorthorn Shirley Masten.
Dairy Cattle Division
Jerwy female Junior calf Annie Lou
Romtvedt. Rulh .Haynes.
Jersev female junior, yearling Helen
Sullivan, Donna Dixon. Mary Louise
Haynes. Paul Clark.
Jersey female senior yearling Bruce
Crawford, Andy Bergloff.
Jersey female senior, two-year-old
Virginia Masten. Wayne Bergloff.
Guernsey female Junior yearling
Annie Lou Romtvedt
Guernsey female senior yearling
Donald Clark.
Guernsey female junior two-year-old
Jean Keller.
Guernsey female senior, two-year-old
Gene Reiling. Carl Romtvedt, Fred
erick Romtvedt. David Romtvedt.
Holstein icmale senior yearling Paul
Clark.
Dairy showmanship contest Helen
Sullivan. Virginia Marten, Gene Reiling,
Ruth Haynes.
Dairy herdsmanship contest Virginia
Masten. Gene Reiling. Bruce Crawford,
Helen Sullivan.
Champion Jersey female Helen Sul
livan. Champion Guernsey female Gene
Reiling.
Grand Champion dairy female Gene
Renins.
Sheep Division
Hampshire ewe lamb Stanley Mc
Clellan. Hampshire fat lamb Paul Clark. Betty
Brandjesky. Donald Quick. Betty Brand
jesky, Betty Brandjesky. Patricia
. Noonan. Joan Noonan, Robert Burleigh.
Stanley McClelian.
Hampshire yearlins ewe Dick Glid-
den, Francis Arnold.
Hampshire aged ewe Stanley McClel
ian. raui Liarx.
Hampshire pen of three fat lamb;
Betty Brandjesky. Donald Clark. Elsie
atom, biamey Mccieuan.
Shopshire fat lamb Ruth Peyton.
' Purebred ram lamb, any breed
faincja amiin.
Grand champion fat lamb Edith Gift.
Grand champion ewe breeding Edith
Gift.
Sheep showmanship contest Elsie
oioui, raui uiarK.
Lincoln fat lamb Rrttv RnnrfU.Vv
Lincoln pen of three fat lambs Betty
Southdown fat lamb Edith Gfft
Southdown breeding !. Frinh nin
Special award of Hereford atecr calf
oy a. jcod Lrois Lea Kandra.
Wool Show
Hampshire fleece Stanley McClelian
Stanley McClelian. Francis Arnold, Stan
ley McClelian.
Grand champion fleece Stanley Mc-
Hog Division
HamDShfr barmw Ijrrv flntiptav
Showmanship contest Larry Gourtey.
Poultry and Rabbit Division
Rabbits. New Zealand White, one doe
Richard Landis.
Rabbits, any breed, one buck Donald
jwesner. Joanne Kooinette. Robert Ship.
Rabbits, any brwd. nnm rfn nt it.
ter Wesley Pledcer. nate PlHo,-
ert Shirley. Joanne Robinette, Donald
Meaner.
Heavy breed, reds, one cockerel and
two pul leu Richard Luttrell. Virginia
Thurman, Dale Olson, Joyce Olson, Leo
Lfcht breeds. Leffhnrn: aim kmI.i
and two pullets John McClelian, Dale
Three lavlnv hi-n. anv k. n-i..
John McClelian, Leo Olson, Joyce Ol-
Brown eggs, one doien Leo Olson.
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HIGH SCHOOL
if News. Notes ;Vnl';
Comment fefesk
Like to help run
trains at $220
base pay?
Work for a company whose
biggest job is still ahead
This is a job for a man who
wants not only good pay, but
really interesting work ... for
man wiiu s sincere ana reli
able. The job: Brakeman with
S.p. No experience needed to
Start! WG train vntt in eVini.fr ...
der. You help operate trains
. . . mane a team with the Con
ductor and Engineer. You get
around, keep the war trains
rolling through. You work with
a company whose biggest war
job is still ahead carrying the
tremendous war load for the
stepped-up push against Japan.
Frankly this is a job that gets
in your blood . . . makes you
feel that railroading is different
from anything else. Fine pen
sion plan. Railroad pass privil
eges. Medical service. Good
people to work with. Investi
gate today. Student switchmen
(to switch cars) needed also.
$220 per month after short
training.
See or write Trainmaster,
S. P. Station, Klamath Falls,
or your nearest S. P. Agent.
Swore at PILES!
But Now He SMILES I
YOU may mil loo. Ua llortnra' formula for
ll(tlr.M of pile.. Bitme an meit adjunctlrclr
by surrtaiUU at noted cllnln. n. amatwl a,
pain, Iti-li, aorrnrR. get aiifb QUICK relief I
flat 11.00 ttitw Thornton It lllnor', riwlal
Olnlmml tonaf. Or net II ra.;-to-anrlr
Tnornlon ft Minor Racial HtipiionltorlM. onif
few r.nla mora. Try DOCTOHH' way T0DAI.
U IWS dtoj tlgiil t'trrwlltfti
By JUANITA SHINN
Lois Nelson, yell ciuoen. made
a statement last week to the ef
fect that if the Pelicans lost in
their came with the Generals.
she wouldn't wear any make-up
until incy won.
True to her word, she has quit
wearing n. According to some
of the footbHll players, "We'll
have to win. or look at that!"
Lois says that if she can stand
one day of it, she can surely
stand a week of it besides she
doesn't see herself as others do.
Classes in the east wing of the
building have been in constant
turmoil for the lart two days, be
cause of the power-shovel that is
tearing up and building up the
bus parku.g lot between the
building and the boys' gym. As
soon as the ground has been lev
eled, built up, and put in general
good order, paring will begin.
Harry Tindall, president of the
Klamath Falls' chapter of Hi-Y,
is in 'Med ford' today attending an
officers' training school. When
he returns. - Everett Harding,
northwest associate area execu
tive of YMCA, will come back to
Klamath Falls with him to help
set the club in motion. It will
be one of approximately three
trips he makes annually.
BEAVERMARSH
LAND NG READY
FOR OPERATION
Pumping Plant
Contract Undecided
No definite word has been re
cci -d as yet in regard to award
ing the contract for the construc
tion of pumping plants A. B, and
C in the Tulelake area.
Negotiations have been carried
on, however, between the Den- i
ver office of the bureau of rec-'
lamation and Clifford A. Dunn, i
contractor, who ws low bidder j
on the project.
More explicit information :
should be forthcoming in the !
near future. j
Nylon is superior to silk for !
making parachutes because it is I
not affected by salt water, will
not mildew and shows no ap
preciable deterioration in the
dark where miich of the life of !
a parachute is spent. j
Beavir Marsh intermediate
landing field near Chemult.
which will be on the Portlaiui
San Francisco air route when
such an air lane is established
through Klamath Falls, is now
ready for day operations, it was
leiirned Monday by Charles It.
Stark, executive secretary of the
chamber of commerce.
Construction of the landing
field has been going on this sum
mer under the auspices of the
civil aeronautics authority.
Clearing, eradini!. condition
ing and incidental work at the
site is complete. The field con
sists of one runway, 300 feel
wide and 5000 feet long, running
in a ncrtheast-southwest direc
tion. As soon as lichtinc eauin-
ment is available, the field will
be provided with facilities for
night operations, according to
the communication received by
Stark from L. M. Marriner. CAA
regional superintendent of air
ways. An- emergency landing field ;
such as the Beaver Marsh run
way is a CAA requirement on
any air -ute. The field just
completed is located about seven ;
miles south of Chemult, just off :
The Dalles-California highway. :
1041 congressional act, Governor
Emi Snoll said tod.y.
He said a poll of governors
taken by the council of state
governments snowed that 1(1
states will observe the holiday
on the ZM. while I I will have
it on the :U)lh.
The governor said his belief in
American traditions would tend
to cause him to favor the 30th,
the traditional last Thursday in
November, but that for the sake
of uniformity, he would go along j
with congress and have it on the
2M. j
Trans-oceanic air liners of the
future may be powered by elec
tric motors enabling the giant
ships to carry greater loads for ;
longer distances at a substantial ;
saving in fuel.
Salem Man Held For
Injuries to Woman
CIICIIAMS. Wash., Sept. 20
((Oliver Wllliu-d Mliiter, 21,
of Salem, Ore., Is held In tho
Lewis county Jail today In con
nect Ion with tho Injury of Mrs.
Nora Curler, 21, who was till
by an mituinubllo.
Hvcrctt J. Wllletts, a soldier,
told police that Mrs, Carter and
u companion were sitting on a
bridge wall. The automobile
craped I mi' off, almu.it severing
her led' leg at llm knee,
P.EVOCATION PnErTlCTED
.SI'OKANK, Seiil, 211 (f) A
prediction Unit llio wiivi'iniueiit
would revoke Its "famed order
I. -21111," which prohibit K,
S'Ptemh.,
""" l.im ' of 1 ft'MIXH
"K'lI'M. lm . ,""VI"I1. W.,
Although the quotas of ci
vilian passenger car tires have
been downward, the number for
August remained the same as
July, which checked the decline
Oregon to Observe
Early Thanksqiving
SALEM, Sept. 26 UP) Thanks
giving Day in Oregon will be No
vember 23, as prescribed by a
Bone
Dry
8-inch top with rubber tap
sole is the idoal
Hunting
Shoe
. filSS $10.85
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
Production of civilian and
military motor trucks for the
first six months of 1944 totaled
344,434 units, compared with
320.298 for the same period last
year.
icht Coughs
N
due to colds . . . cased
without "dosing".
Rub
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FINAL
1 944 . FLOWER PLANT
72 HARDY PERENNIALS
SALE
THIS WEEK ONLY
POSTPAID
S2.00
Set ut Ihfit itrenc Htld crown flnwrrs ttrfor raid wrathrr ntt lhr
will be hlvomlnr early next Spring. ThU wrrk I potltty ur
chance. Offer will not b repealed In 1911. Itub your nrJtr today.
It Sweel WIvtUMeld, very early
It Coreopsis, (olden yellow, lone blooming
It Shait Dallies, part while with (olden renleri
It Rose Dawns, rare silver pink flnwcr
It Kelway Marquerlles. Eiirllih strain
t llesperli. fragrant purple fplkes
4 Galltardla, orange, yellow and red floweri
4 Baby'a Breath, for mixed bouquet
3 L Marline Delphiniums, new rich deep btuo
The It one and two year old plants shipped postpaid for ft. 00.
t Blackberry Lilies added to your shipment If order mallrd Immediately.
OFFER MADE THIS WEEK ONLY AND WILL NOT BE Rtl't ATED
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CLARK GARDNER
711 American Building Settle I. Waihlngton
Cah, check or MO
Enclosed
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