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I" WSL ihnt the council
r?h ivlMblllly of pan
V'Z regulating the
l,nd plotl, of trocs'
fi.rlv In Prkln areas,
W the trouble caused
f "L . in clogging the
f ijt chairman of the
r mfnii commission, loft
I''SLnMclny to attend
S. tonight on n planning
In b II now before the
Ln to Pick Up
Let Held In
Mexico
Llvr Sheriff Dole Maltoon
Custody, of Samuel F.
II Indicted by tho Klam
IU'" lurv on a
Cn l. pected to return
lie pr- -"
Life Service
Study Decline
lit AND, Feb. 21 (If)
I s fish and wild life
,' which hoe $100,000 on
ir work In Oregon, Wash-
kind icwno, wm u
4i.A ri a 1 I ii a In the
Late upper river salmon
MAi.at wn voted bv
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.i. n,,. nf l ie Orcuon
Fmmlulon nnd tho Wash
jnn.rimnni mpctina here
day. Tho dclrgntee, mull
it drop In iiiiturnl salmon
ling, alio cnllcd for a halt
lullon ol streams, puruvu
'the Willamette rlyer.
I two-state group sci- inn
...I., .nrlnt, rnmiYtltrctal
i tenon in the Columbia
For the same naics as insi
Uirch 21-Anrll 1. with a
tin) closure from, noon
24 to 6 p, m. raurcn zo.
lone Limits Sale ,
Shirts, Pajamas
pKANE, Feb. 21 (PI -Al-
Hi. reporting sunicieni
htntt'innlv nnrmal demand.
ine clothing retailers said
theywero nmiung snics
Iris and milama to two
wstomer to accommodate
(it number or persons
LlLn'uM Hlcnntfh mint.
ie national association of
nd psjsma manufacturers
ring stocks were at 'a new
id brought about a run on
H yesterday.
rogue River
.E.J. Tuning has returned
Newbcrg, Ore,' Ho attend
i ' ministerial conference
While away ho also visit
'.and Mrs. W. Watson and
'it Marlon, Oro. .
p Shelter of Klamath Fails
I Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Or
i Put weekend, '
ind -Mrs. D. Cook and
tar visited on Williamson
Wth Mrs. Cook's father,
Sargent.
win Snocn, an Ewauna
company employee, spent
kend In Redmond. , -ie.
E, Riley was hero over
wkend visiting Riley and
M Mrs. K, R. Ncwlvn.
und Mrs. Byron.Welch
n. Kelly were business
p to Klamath Falls Thurs-
rjChiloquin Is suffering
vA Mrs. v.. r int. w
W morning for .Oklahoma.
i"'tcompaniccl tiy R. T.
' j return to nis home
Jhort visit there. . .
rv tor tho pnt tn ni.li .
F of Smith, who has re
Pjrom overseas. They ex
tjjturn.ln a month. ,
rican Invosion A'rmada Hits Iwo Jima
Arrfe
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(NEA .Radio-Telenhoto)
American wnrnliipn (nrrowa) stand off Iwo Jlma as lines of speeding barges speed towards shores of Jtip-hcld
outpost, only 700 miles auuth ot Tokyo, as Murines of Fourth and Fifth Divisions began their Invasion. Land
mass In background Is Hurlbudhl Yama, extinct volcano at narrow southwestern end of the flvc-mile-long
Island. This plcturo was made from a Navy plane, transmitted by radlbtclephoto to Ban Francisco from
Guam, : ' ' ) .
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By JUANITA SHINN
There will be a war stamp snle
in the students' room, sponsored
by the Klmnuth Kniuhts. Thurs
day noon.
Today was the deadline for
Spanish club members to place
oruers lor incir
club pins.
Tho pen as
sembly tomor
row, prior to
the district bas
ketball tourna
ment,, will be
conducted by
members of the
HI Y. Immedi
ately following
the' assembly
thore will bo a Hl-Y-snonsored
after-school dunce, Admission
will bo 20 cent. "
...
Sometime next week there
will be n reorganization meeting
ni ine rmiirt Teachers or Amer
ica, Tho club will meet with Its
new adviser, Wnlter. Eschebeck,
who took advlscrshlp of tho club
after Clifford Rowc, former ad
viser, icii 10 assume mines ni
Pacific .university ln Forest
Grove. .
Jim Cnse was selected to be
valedictorian for the graduating
class of 1945, with a grade
averago1 of l.Ofl, rind!' Marjoric
Husklnson of Keho Is to be the
snlutntorlan, with an average of
J.OB. ...
Willamette Given
Bulk of Estate
PORTLAND, Feb. 21 fPi
The bulk of an estate' estimated
at $100,000 will go to Wlllom-
etto university, probate court
records showed today.
. Alfred Is. Seaqucst, Portland,
who died February 15,- be
queathed his pioneer homestead
at Silver Lake, Wash., to the
state of Washington fur a state
fiark with the proviso that no
Iquor be used on the premises.
Ho loft minor bequests to . a
church and friends.
. . . .
These Beggars Can, ,
Be Choosers
ALBANY. Feb. 21 (P) Ray
Cox, owner of an Albany cafe
teria got tired trying to stretch
his weekly quota of eight cartons
ot cigarettes to all customers.
So he decided to give them
away one after-dinner cigarette
to a customer. Tno iags su in a
bowl by tho cosh register,
marked "Tako one."
"Pconle tnko them, but they're
a little choosey," ho said. "They
pecK around in tno dowi unui
they find their own brand."
' Hans Norland Auto Insurance.
Pvt. Floyd Baldwin
Given Posthumous
Award of Purple Heart
' Mrs. Laura L. Baldwin, 1321
Wordcn, received word rocchtly
from the war department that
her son, Pvt. Floyd (Tom) Bald
win, 23, USMC, has been award
ed the Purple Heart posthum
ously for military merit and for
wounds resulting In his' death in
the Pulau islands October 10,
1044. ....
Pvt. Baldwin entered the ma
rine corps In July of 1042 and
graduated from Klamath Unfon
high school In 1040. He also at
tended Falrvlcw grade school
hore.. . . . . 4 , .
Brushes, Radio
Reported: Stolen
Warren Harris, Janitor at
Klamath . Valley, hospital, re
ported to city police Tuesday
that a kulsomino brush valued
ot $10 belonging to C. A. Rume
bart and a paint brush valued
at $6 belonging to F. C. Ellis
were stolen . from the garage
there some time during the past
five dnys.
D. J. Breese,'824 Lincoln, re
ported stolen -from- his -garage
a table model radio, some time
within the- last month. Brcesc
stated that this radio was in
need of repairs -and. may. be
found in a repair shop.
One vag, one disorderly case
and two drunks appeared in
police court this morning. Therc
are 17 Inmates in the city Jail
at present, . ,
. , BLACK MAGIC :
MOSCOW. Idaho, Feb. 21 (V)
Police examined a dirty lump of
material which John 'Llewellyn
said was used in .smashing a
large plate glass window in his
store.
When they washed It In warm
water, it vanished.
Officers decided that It 'must
have been a muddy piece of ice :
flipped into tnc window . Dy a
passing car's wheel. .
If It's a "frozen" .article yo-i
need, advertise, for' a used one
in the classified. '
Woes Welcome Returning
Soldiers ion Gripsholm :
(JERSEY CITY, N. J Feb. 21
lP) Joyously welcomed by uni
formed Wacs the girls they left
behind them 463 sick and
wounded American soldiers
came back from German prison
camps today .on. the exchange
ship Gripsholm. ,' .
A Woe-filled army boat, its
loudspeaker blaring1 the strains
of "Don't Fence Me In," met the
sleek 18,000-ton Swedish motor
ship at quarantine, and' a Wac
band at the pier serenaded the
men, who were among the
pripsholm's 1209 passengers. - j
The ship docked shortly after
1 p. m. (EWT). -
Fifty-five ambulances were
gathered at the. Hudson river
pier to remove the servicemen
to the army's Halloran General
hospital on Staten island. '
Passengers running from port
to starboard ,to wave at the cir
cling army boat caused the Grips
holm to list as much as 10 de
grees) said Lt. Comdr. James
Kahn, navy, public relations off I-
COLDS:
riCHT MISERY i
FIGHT MISERY
where you feel it-rub
throat, .chest and
back with time-tested
VapoRub :
cer who" we'nt aboard" at quar
antine.. , . , , ,'.'''
Kahh said he 'was Informed
that' the - white-painted- ship,
which flies the blue' and gold
colors of neutral Sweden, made
the 13-day crossing irom. Mar
seilles without Incident. It was
the Gripsholm's sixth- exchange
vnvaan
"The Gripsholm' also 'carried
340 united states .civilians,
many of whom had lived in Eu
;. .For- . '.
Commercial
Ilefrlgeration
SALES end SERVICE
See
Karl Urquhirt ,
. Refrigeration
Equipment Co.
611 Klamath
Phone 6455 '
Readyi.
Order your baby chicks now
for present or future deliv
ery. We can supply you with
New Hamps, Rhode ' Island
Reds, Barred Rocks- or Whit
Leghorns. ...
Sears
Farm Store
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J fog bundle
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to the waste paper drive
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TREAT. YOURSELFJT0
For Generations-A Great Kentucky Whhhef .
After .you've fumed in a good perform- .
nee on the'horrie front-reward yourself
with Old Hermitage, that grand Kentucky
' wMskcy that always turns in a good
performance on-your tiolatet Delicious
straight, and in, highballs, manhattans,
old-fashioneds and other mixed drinks.
, National DisUllers Products Corp., New York Proof
Sears GUARANTEED SAVINGS ON
HARNESS MEEDS
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David Bradley Harness
Long Life, Heavy. Duly ; Type
Strong. Select brown .steerhide
leather." Breeching " and .belly
band with full-layer. .Long flat
reins. Non-wear .buckles.. Avail
able with l-inch prestretched
traces. 1
DAVID B R A D LEY HARNESS NEEDS
RIDING
BRIDLE
9.95
Smartly styled,
best quality
russet leather
bridle for rid
ing and . show
purposes. Hand
tooled, i -Inch
by 7-ft. reins.
HORSE .
HALTER
2.98
Well riveted
horse halter.
Made of strong
natural color
ed 1 e a t he-r.
Heavy straps.
Will give years
, of ' good serv
ice. Fence
Charger ,
23.20
v .
jiy Get full use of .
an your ground..
Use an efficient,
economical
Farm M.a's .ter
charger. Heavy
18-gauge steel
case is enamel
finished. High
low voltage 110
12 0- volt, 60
cycle A.C. Com
pletely ready to
set up. Instruc
tion included.
NON-RUB .
1 COLLAR
8.90. :
Comfortable on
horse. All flex
i b 1 e leather.
Long straw-:
stuffed rim.
Extra wear
leather at
d r a f t...All
seams thong
laced with
harness.
Brown. 21 in.
Economy -Saddle
89.90
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Highest g r a id e
heavy .xusset
skirting leather
c o n s t r uction.
. Built on a 14-
inch tree with
an. all - leather
covered . h o r n.
Soft sheepskin
lined." A "Sears
DAVID- BRAD
LEY bargain.
FARM MASTER All Purp ose Equipment
All purpose
pump jack
32.90
Pumps water for
livestock, house-
: hold. Safe, fully
enclosed, quiet
run ning gears.
Slow " upstroke,' ;
quick return
stroke . . . ad
justable from '4
to , 6 i n c h e s .
Does not ' in-
elude motor. .
' Sears Harness Oil-
All Wool Single Blanket
Curry Comb'
Horse Brush ......
Airplane-Metal Bit
, Any Purchase of $10 or
More May' Be Made On
Sears Easy, Payment Plan.
J
Gal. 98c
........6.25
39c
..33e
,..:.....3.85
V2 H. P.
Gas Engine
49.95
Brlggs arid
Stratton. 1H
H. P. e hg i n e.
America's most
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Operates pumps,
power -tools,
: milkers, ; cream
separators, mo
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.weather condi
tions. E as i 1 y
started, econom
ically operated.
Oil-.bath i r
cleaner... P. osil
tive oil pump.
3 Hois' Power
Sis 85.90
Elec. Fence. Insulators (Box of 100) 2.95
Fence Tester ...69e
Hot Spark Battery ...1.69
Elec. Fence Gate .........'.........:......;......27e
-Battery Fence Controller '. ...!.....12.75
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FARM STORE
PHONE 5188
W.dn.sdey, Feb.' 31, 1945 '
HERALD AND NEWS THREE
rop for 20 years or more; 48
American merchant seamen, 78
Canadian army wounded and 74
Latin-American, civilians.
The American soldiers, all ill
or wounded, . included, .many
aviators who were shot-down
over .Germany The ship's offi
cers advised that 184 litter cases
were aboard. - . . ,
The army said interviews with
the men will be permitted to
morrow. . . . . :. '
' TOURNEY. SCHEDULED
McMINN,VILLE, Feb. 21 UP).
The Willamette valley. Jntef-col-i
legiate speech tournament will'
be held at Linfield college; Feb
ruary 23-24 with entrants from
six Oregon colleges.
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