Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 26, 1944, Page 3, Image 3

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BRAIN1 LAKES
HERE STUDIED
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A I" ' i ,,l rlnereiiuii (hi.
, to IMI'ill "
' ...iilv In lliii Tiilelnku nnd
' KlHiimtll KintK' refuges, us
f Klmniilh Mdsh unci
hliiitN n or Hi f Upper
1 ' unci west of Alien-
Z now under study by
O'r'c ,,.i,iii iinciil of Interim
...ii.iilf,. m-rvlrii 111 Mil-
W "!"..r ii... Klmniilli miintv
fL, ' c-ciinnc-TCU.
nr.lniiK en Hi" innrsncs inr
5" "farm Ih would de-
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.'" II, n fixlKI-li f I m 1 1
tdbv Inc'i'l official I'l lillll
llip'dliiimiUi' proposal before
taclH's i:inmi -
in MiswiTliW lttlrr In the
limnth c-mnily iimnmrr c,
snicrre nun
, i,l. rili'llll wiiuniu piTivu r
".i ..III..,. In l'nllllilld. Hlnl-
Pi tlKtt ii di'liillcd survey cif tills
'OdlintloK in riniiirc-iiuii wiiii
f prOPI""'" lll lll""!-1 uiiu in
.u lblrnl HI" CICI 01 inesiiiny
.uli-til Inn lilnn Htnli-rl
I,. I, mill wildlife service
Lrd iluil wildlife! Ill II"' Kliiin-
Ll IfCH Milium i' K'v.n i'yuj
.iimc ronfilitc-nicinn irniu u
Umiiil nf both rccreiillnuul
Li moni'lni-y vii''e.
Ctjwilic-cl itdH uci results.
Temporory Housing
Units Planned For
NOW Shore Sf-ntinn.
WAKIIINfiTON e.,..i on ,n..
I'lvo 1 unwind Ifinpcirnry dwell
Inn mills fur the families of nHvy
men relumed from overseas mid
assigned 1 pcrinitni-nt duly lit
iclinri! NliilloiiM will , construct
cd luuiiedlnli-ly Wir COnKel.
t'd mens near nuvu ,,mru ,,.
tlnus nil the 1'iielllo coiiHt, the
niiUnnid housing agency reported,
llcilMilltf will 1)0 IIVIllllllllc u
bulb officers mid enlisted nien
mid their families. Commandants
of the niivni ilUti U-tH concerned
will select the occupants.
coiisiiios
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THREB
Merrill Club Wins Rotary
Trophy in Livestock Show
Comfort In
COATS!
lift
mm
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Tht.1 murtliim to . t r W I Inn,
foils In covorti. Iwllli, chov
I-m inuvui OIIU IIUWLVI
la fino loloctlon of colors
. . . Will unniihl In M AttDf.
9 Man. Come In and loloct
TOUr rnni nnu. uthl a vmir
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I'm 11 nvoiloblo.
$34.50 10 $50.00
f aniiaii s
jOuality Clothing Sine 1906
Cornor Bth and Main
A rninmuiileiitliin ndvlnine
iiKiiln.il the imt! of blue vitrltil
(copper hiilphiite) fur iiIkiid con
Irnl In Upper Kliuuiith liikt; wim
received here this week by the
eliiiinber tif ennuneren from the
stiite (lh nnd icnniu deptirtninil.
1 -""! f f lc.-lt.ln recently wrote
to till! ntllle IIKtncv roncprninif
the it- of nipper nulphnlo for
coinbnlhiK the hIkuv problem
here lifter henrliiK Unit bluo vi
triol hud been used micccMfully
ill iuirr iiinren.
in the letter, the stiite fish
nnd cnnie (lepnrtnenl nliiled Hint
iiiTordliiH to ii report they hud rc
ceh d '-inn Oreuon Stnle enlleue
experlmentid Mntion, copper till-
piiiue wouiei not work well In
upoi-r Miumith hike.
I hp cheui';t:l, it liiis )Cpn
found, :oes not work effectively
In hind wider, such iw Is found
In the hike. Also, there l.s Mich n
small c'lffer nee between the
i-oncentrntion needed to kill id
Km! nnd the nmount that will kill
llsh that there won d be eonsld
erahle daiiKt r of tlestroyinK lake
trout nnd other fish sncciCH, as
wen ns me water weed.
SET FOR OCTOBER
POrtTLAND, Ore, Sept. 26
UV) Datea for three agricultural
fXhlbllion -early hi October-
two of them open to northwest
exhibitors wcro announced to
dny.
The annual 411 fat stock show
will bo held at the Portland Un
ion stockyards, October 11-13
Moro thnn (100 baby beefs, hogs
and lambK l-nvc been entered. In
; eluding H4 entered by Washing
ton members.
The .'ISlh annual Oregon Poul
try nnd Pet Slock association
show will be held at Grcsham
October 0-10. The 4-II division
! Is open to members throughout
, the northwest.
Oregon 4-H clubs will hold an
exposition' In the auditorium of
Meier nnd Frank company, Port
land, the entry list embracing
gardening, home-making, fores
try nnd similar projccLs.
Special iiwiirdH In the ninth
nnnunl Junior Livestock show
were distributed nl the Hotnry
onuouct Mnnrlnv nluhl i II,,.
Wl Inrd hotel for nil exhibitors
nnd club lenders. Awnrds were
made by Hex High of Olene,
long nctlve In youth work.
1'hc Itlltlll-V tl-inhv u,,.,il In
ho Merrill Uuby lleef club unci
lui nded to Jo Anno Kiindni,
president. Membem of Ihu cluh
exhibited showmnnshln. herds-
n II n s h 1 p, SDorlsmnn.shln nnd
premiums won through record
hooks. Membership Includes Jo
Anne Knndru, Lois Lea Knndru,
Hill Hill, Honnio Trotmun and
Lilecn Noonnn.
I'llC! snnio club nlso reeelved
the Hcrtrnm award for the best
herd of five beef.
Top Honors
To Lois Lea Kandra went Inn
honors for girl exhibitors in
this year's show. She received
a $2.1 bond for beef feeding, gift
of the Pacific Cooperative Sup
ply, a bond Irom the coun
ty fair hoard for having the
grand champion Hereford; the
.1. i. Jacobs special award of a
Hereford sleer calf for the out
standing Hereford, and second
In showmanship In the Here
ford division. This prize wus a
fancy show halter given by
Dick Heeder.
Gene Roiling was awarded
one $50 bond from Sears Roe
buck for the grand champion
dairy female; one $25 bond
from the fair board for the
champion Guernsey; $14 in war
stnmps, Raymond Dairy, second
In hcrdsmnnshlp, and a $5 mer
chandise order from Montgom
ery Ward for third in dairy
showmanship.
' Addod Awards
Other awards are as follows;
111. n Sulllv.n. bond, fair board,
rli.mplon Jemoy holler; IZ1 In L-onli.
first In dRlry Khnwinnnihlp, Dick B.
Miller; II In war .tampi. fourth place
In h.rdMnnnihlp, Raymond Dairy.
Dal. Webber. S23 bond, fair board
rhaniplon Anifui; bridle rein, from Char
He fiend, reaerv. grand champion; S23
In rath, flrat In beef nhowmnnnhlp In
the Aniua dlvlalon. Dick M. Miller.
Shirley Mnnlen. 3A bond, fair board.
rhamplnn Shorthorn; U bond, flrat In
Hhowmanahlp. flhorthorn divlllon, Sean
itoemicK.
Kdlth Gift. S25 bond. Seara noehtick,
Brand champion fat lamb: blanket. J. C.
Penney company, irand champion breed
Ins ewe.
nelty nrandleaky. 2S, war bond. I.ei
adjourned Immediately to
ublo guests to return to
fmrgrounds.
the
Mendrl'-ka, beat ahecp exlilbll,
I'orrilliv llailclHteln, bond, flrxt In
heof ahowmiiiiahlp, Hereford dlvlalon,
Clirrlna Kor DruB.
Vlriflnla Mnatcn, IS In war alampa,
flrat In dairy herda, flayionnd Dairy;
SMI tiierchimdlao order, MoiUKoinery
Wird, aecfind In Vlnliy Nhowmnnahlp.
Kliinley MrC-lelliiii. $7..VI nierchiindlae
order, peal ahrep exhibit, Montgomery
Ward; 13 merchnmllae order, grund
uiinioinon iieece. iiiooa uoiiung,
KInIu Htolit, 910 In wor ataoipa, flrat
In aheep nhowmnnalilp, California Ore
gon I'ower romiiany.
I.nrry Cioiirley. ts in war alampa, firat
in pig RNowmaiiNiiip, county inlr booril.
I'liill t. ark. S3 In War alimina. aeconfl
111 alieep ahowmiinihlp, California Ore
gon i-ower company.
Iliilli Iliiynea, S.oll merchandlao order.
fourth In dairy ahowinatuhlu. Mont
gomery Ward.
llruce Crawford, 'i In war atamps.
Ililnl In dairy harUsmunahip, nuymond
Dairy,
Taylor High, long uclivo in
club .work and now a leader,,
was presented with a medal
which he won In 1843 ul the
Pacific International as second
place winner in slock Judging.
iwi tjeary, chairman ol the
11144 show, presided at the din
ner and introduced G, C. Blobm,
president of Rotary, the club
leaders, Judges and others ac
tive in work of the show. Bar
bara ' Zi mi played incidental
music during the program
where close to 200 boys and
girls and other Rotarian guests
were entertained. The banquet
Medford High Pupils
Not Wonted Yet
MKDFOP.D. Sept. 26 (I'l The
school superintendent doesn't
want senior high pupils at school
at least, not yet.
Although classes opened yes
terday, E. H. Hcdrlck appealed
to students who had been work
ing in pear orchards or packing
plants to stay on the job an
other two weeks until the criti
cal harvest-hand shortage is
solved.
Medieval surgeons used wine
as an anesthetic, giving it to
patients until they passed out.
Authorities Seek
To Explain Death '
PORTLAND, Sept. 26 (IP)
Police and coroner's officers
sought today to solve tho mys
tery of injuries which claimed
the life of a girl identified as
Hazel Burroughs, 19, of Port
land. A motorist brought tho girl
to a hospital, where she died
yesterday. Ho left without giv
ing his name, or telling where
ho found her. He said simply
that she was hurt in a motor
cycle accident.
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The new P-51 Mustang has a
speed of over 425 miles per hour,
a ceiling above 40,000 foot, and
a tactical radius topping 600
miles as an escort fighter.
General
Paints
Imperial
Wallpaper
515 Main St.
Phone 3829
LaGuardia Field In Queens, I approximately $28,000,000
N. Y., covors 550 acres and cost ' build.
to
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DEWEY 50.D01 CLUB
Here's My Dollar For Dewey.
Name .'
Address Phone..
Membership card and 50001 pin will be sent on receipt
of this application and fee. Bring or mail to 313 Main
St. Phone 6116.
Pd. Adv. by Thlrza DeC.v. treasurer , ,
WX -M.l.Mf IB?
feOU oTSeicmtiie Nation
NEW kind of
ASPIRIN tablet
doesn't upset stomach
WHEN you need quick relief from
pain, do you hesitate 10 take aspirin
because it leaves you with an upsei
stomach ? If so, this new medical dis
covery, SUPERIN, is "ju ; -vhat the
doctor ordered" for you.
Supcrln Ii aspirin pluscontains the
same pure, safe aspirin you have long
known but developed by doctors in a
special way for those upset by aspirin
in its ordinary form.
This naw kind of aspirin tablet dissolves
more quickly, lets the aspirin get right
at the job of relieving pain, reduces the
acidity of ordinary aspirin, and does
not irritate or upset stomach even
after repeated doses.
Tsar this out to remind you to get
Superin today, so you can have it on
hand when headaches, colds, etc., strike.
See how quickly it
relieves pain how
fine you feel after tak
ing. At your druggist's,
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New
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TINTS HAIR
J5iJf, SrotDw, Auburn or Bhnii
AS IT SHAMPOOS
This l-onmrkahl. dlacovery. TINTZ
Color Blinmpoo enke, wiuiet out
dirt, looao dandruff. He. u It luiWy
clvea linlr n rcnl amooUi. colorful tint
thai fAlrly glow, with llto and lu.tro.
Jion't put up with faded, off-color
linlr mlnule, londfr. Knch nhampoo
ivllh TINTSS lnnvM your linlr mor
colorful, lovelier, ofter and enaler to
mnnnRO. No dyad look. Won t hurt
nprmitnenta. a million already .old.
(let tills rich lathering ahnmnoo that
itlves freah BlotvInK color to your
hair. TODAY. In l lovely .liaclea:
Ulnek. Dark, Medium or UkM
Uronn, Auburn (TUIan), or .Blonde.
Only 50c
CURRIN'S
FOR DRUGS
840 Main
Phona 4514
Buy Sweaters
Now
100 Pure Wool
PULLOVEF
fu"ik.-'fc;var .
VHAT IS WRONG
WHEN PRAYER FAILS?
Thirty yours ago, In Forbid-
Tibet, behind the highest
"iiinliilns In tho world, n young
enck,,. i t.,.i...i., i
.".oiitlll lltllUUtl JillWlH
"nlo found the nnswer to this
i "Hon. A ureal mystic opened
:" 0VO1 A ,,,..,( l, eaine
y him. lie rented tlic
go Power tnnl Knowledge
lives.
Jlint Power, lio says, can
"'wftirin tho llfo of anyone,
wllons, whntovor they are,
11 oc answorucl. The problems
nciiHh, deuth, poverty nnd
".""S, ran bo solved.
, his own case, ho was
pSlil back to splendid health.
" tilrc( weniii,, t00i ns wcll
, ;rW-wlilo profosslonnl ro
8iilllon, Thirty years ngo, he
Ii "ck ns a man could bo nnd
l;:.", 0,1(' 'lis coffin was
2, ll Yl'm's ot nll"ost contln"
1 - utipicai levers, oi-okum
2 ,' np"r blindness, privation
" cloiiger had mntlo fl human
ilnllvf him' Ph-Vsl(:nlly nnd
i ''"Was nbout lo bo sent back
wiglnnd to tllo, when a
1,6nc,mcssi,Ro came "They
,L nts to tell t,o whole world
Cl no lcarnctl thore, undor
Suldiuico of tho grontosl
mystic ho over encountered dur
ing his twenty-ono years In the
Far East. Ho wants everyone
to experience tho greater health
and the Power, which thore
came to him. ''
Within ton years, ho was able
to retire to this country with a
fortune, lie had been .iwno'cd
by fellowship In tho Worlds
leading geographical societies,
for bis work as . a gcographc .
And today, 30 years later, no Is
still so athletic, capable of so
much work, so young In ap
pearance, It Is hard to believe
ho has lived so long,
As a first step in their pro
gress toward tho Power that
Knowledge gives. Mr. Ding o
wants to send to renders of this
paper a DOOO-word treatise He
snvVlho lime has come for It
oybo released to tho Western
World, and offers to send It,
free of cost or obligation, to
sincere readers of this notice.
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nsHtute of Mentalphysics 213
South llobarl Blvd., Dent.
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boon printed.
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Pink
Lilac
Yellow
Light Green
Cherry
Turquoise
Toast
White
SUCH SOFT WARM
ALL-WOOL SWEATERS...
Wear Them With Your
Suits and Separate Skirts.
' ' OPEN 'TIL 8:00 SATURDAYS
3
617 MAIN ST.
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PROFESSIONAL QUALITY TOOLS!
To Keep Your Home In Good Repair.'
"Craftsman" n A "Dunlap"
tools that are priiod by pro
fessionals and amateurs alike
ALUMINUM LEVEL
Craftsman professional qual
ity, precision built and guar
anteed accurate. 'i QO
Sensitive vials. J.TO
BALL PEIN HAMMER
A rugged hammer for tough
est use. Drop forged head,
heat treated QQf
and tempered 'W 1
1.09
MILL FILES "Craftsman"
Single cut standard pattern
for all purpose sharpening.
.Aiuper ""d19c.49c
HACK SAW "DunlopV
Good quality steel frame
pistol grip, and reinforced
back. Blade turns for Qttm
angle cuts. OQ
AUTO WRENCH 12-Inch
"Super-tuff" steel in a com
pact design for use in tight
places. Rust resisting finish
and tempered for
hard use.
TOOL BOX "Dunlap".
Tough steel construction with
plenty of tool storage space.
Hip roof style that will stand
up under rough " 5 9
Yes, These And Many More Tools Are Now Available a Sears
Hand Saw
2.98
Blade of spec
ial analysis al
loy steel. 4
gauge taper
ground from
teeth to back.
Hardwood han
dle. , .
Butt Chisels
1.19 1.69
Special analy
sis tool steel
blades. Highly
polished ' rust
resisting f i n
i s h. Leather
tipped hickory
handle.
If
c
Bit Brace-
3.39
Heavy duty,
quality. . Full
steel clad
smooth and
easy turning.
For square or
round shank
bits. '
WINTERIZE YOUR HOME
SAVE VITAL FUEL!
f.fH , .
IWTfJJjlllf
7-Pc Window Weatherstrip Set
Rustproof Metal and Felt .
Window Weatherstrip Saves
Fuel. Elgin qualityl 7-piece
set. Seal windows up to 2x
5 feet. Rust-proof white metal
and mothproof water-resistant
felt. Nails, instructions,
included,
jjFy Set
WOOD AND FELT WEATHERSTRIP
- - - i
An economical fuel saver. 3-foot strips ready for
use. P Strip
28-Gaugo Stove Pipe
Felt Weatherstrip
25c-35c
Rusted stove
pipe is a dang
erous fire haz
ard replace it
nowl 28-gaugo
steel, blued
finish. 12 and
24. - inch leng
ths; 5, 6 and
7 inch diameter.
lie
Low pricedl
Hair felt. 11
16 in. wide, 17
foot long. Eas
ily tacked on
floors, win
dows. Saves
fuel.
Craftsman Planes
Craftsman superior quality
one-piece cutters. . They're
extra strong because entire
blade is made from "super
tuff" steel. Hold original
hand-honed razor-like - edge
because of their heat- A QO
treating oil tempering.
Claw
Hammer
1.29
Head is made
of drop forged
steel will not
chip or Hare.
Curved claws
accurately, cor
rectly shaped.
Hickory han
dle.. Size 1 tt. Head
17
18 oz.
Screwdriver
15c
Low priced!
Heat -Treated
blade. Shock
proof handle.
4. S, 6 inch.
Steel Tope
3.39
Clearly, ac-
c u r a t e 1 y,
m a r k e d
Rolls into
steel case, B0
ft.
100-foot Steel Tape 4.98
: . (Ion puschasesu
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