I ,.. iu,t piwt wn o busy
K?to KInhliBlth tie-
mem. w,""ni, ,i min Inrv
P iff ami Iniiminlwilloiis.
j rm. I'livniL-ui ua-
I'-'t.m Illl'tHlllUM I'CUWM-
?;,.H.nM f mlrninlstiutlon
n". .... i(i7. mimes til'
fcuinei w- ", -r ....i ..i i .,i.n.
F. ifl ,. Illt'N IIIIU tn
t mide to ot tnkcn
fcrCW''- . ,l(nllocl ro.
Kl 'flvlti.'" f w Kl..m.
Kc'di. county health
Kr Mtlvlllcs of the dopnrt
F1.' ii... viuir 11144 cum
('.' i r I 1111(1 L'llllllll
l l..,li, fn.ir ..lni
Kill, paralysis ndmlltud
(n"m :i.;n.l,,n 222 tuuor-
i nosDii""-" .
tl, admission lor muciicoi
titnd 1 venereal dlseaso
P tr nmini'l niui were
tofprivuio n.'iiiii.. - .
L tni food-bundling cstub
pie""' . . .i..
LbOrtlOiy ltBls wviu umuu ui
TindnillK. UMU vmiuiin V.UI-
for typnoiu WCTU UIKCIl
(citj nuido numnennii oi
i iniitirlu cultures.
I J.. .Xinl llVlflcllU. Villon
m.Mi . - - - .
I tlCOnnK iciio wtiu iiiuiiv,
Ion ana mirnes muno in
Lu,,. ni unrliiiiH nntiircii mid
livim - - , . -
L,ini nm were iniiao uy i ne
li nhvilclmi. Child nttld-
B nxumiiiiiiiviis ITMU Ptou
L under this liend.
, Ray Casebeer
tssing In Action
U nv Cnsebcor. son of tho
Wallace Cnscbeor of KWim-
lrlli, and Mrs. t.l.Ho une.
' now 01 t-umnu I'uuu, vrc,
Julnir In nclion In Germany
: February . nm motner
notified this week.
buni Cnncbeer has been
ismj since November, 1044,
ti Infantryman In the fourth
lion. Ho hat seen action In
fcnbourtf and Germany. Dur-
hli rcjldcnco In Medford,
'beer was president of tho
(ford hlnh school student
and an outstanding foot
star. His father was well
kn hero as nn entertainment
bilon operator.
0 GROUP
PENDS BUSY
(AO IN AREA
Hist Jailed On
irge of. Assault
IEG0N CITY, Feb. 28 OV)
ord H. Zlmmermnn. 38.
1st hero for the last 10
hi, was In tho C ackamas
!iy fall today on a clunnc
!.auH with Intent. to com-inc.
ill is set at $10,000. District
frnry Stanley Mitchell sold
iparato complaints, most of
involving youim girls,
up the charue. Zlmmcr-
arrest last nluht bv suite
f ind sheriff's officers ell
id a month's; Investigation
pc urcnicii, county traffic
gnmorman was to be or
l today before Justice of
eacc I'aul c. Fischer.
bto Admitted to
Jbore Court
le eitsln nf (l,o 1( TM,
fward, 86, who died Fcbru-
p. 1945, ncur Holly, Colo.,
admitted to probatd Wed-
Iv In rirrnlt
t petition was filed by Enrl
KvarH inn ,il Hit II- t-
--.-, miu muuum s.
III. dailL'hllil K n k nl
m Falls, In the Interest of
i,.r;.01 lMC e,"to cstlmat-
14500. npliwllnn umn I.,
tjopcrtv In Klamath coun
J Ii!0 2 Pcrson"l property.
"""'wi imeaiaie, the pell
Wed. Hehs asked that
Mman of Klomnth Falls
?& Mccutor of the estate.
' Perkins is the attorney.
I .i. i.r. ,or U5ec o"
X 'wMiiicq.
No Time On Her Hands!
r H
Attractive Edna Lindor holds down a rogulor job as head
toro,fllrl pt Fluhror'a bakory, but has found timo to put in 150
t?iUr,i?1.. USO cen,or 'nc " Inception Novombor 22, 1844.
Mlia Under wai th only volunteor to racoivo a 150-hour pin at
the rcnt volunteora' party. She does clorical work, asslits In
the check room, mails packages and fulfills her duties as a Junior
Hostess at USO throo days a week, Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day. She goes to work at Fluhrer s boloro 7 o'clock each morn
ing. Miss Lindor, graduate of Modford high school, is 23 years
old, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lindor, 432 Owens,
Blast Nips in Manila
4"r- Iff , iff" ,
swiaawiaaiaatawJlsMstll 'lV I
(IihA Teltnhaio)
Direct hlta ore scored by American artillery batteries on wall barrier
which surrounds tho Intrnmuros sector of Manila, where bitter fighting
has developed ns America n guns and Infantrymen slowly compressed the
enemy lines. Tills dramatic photo was made by Tom Sharer, NEA-Acme
photographer for War Picture Pool, from vantago point only 600 yards
from target.
Happy Household'
Victoria, the hen: Jon. the. dog. and Thumper, the rabbit, live hap
pily together In the backyard pen of their owner, Mis. Una Herring;
pt San Francisco. Calif. Tho above picture should prove they're
." ' Uio closest of frionds. - , ' .
Hummins birds, swifts, swal
lows, and martins cannot walk
or hop on a horizontal surface.
More thnn 20,000 dend persons
are' crcmnted in the United
States annually.
. Honey " will keep best ' in a
warm, dry atmosphere.:
DISTI NCTIVE APPAREL
Phon 8222 , : 901 Main
Mille Modiste
kit with a sauey
French veil. . 12.50
lmrQrt!,y ,Qilored felt with o French veil
r allure! Grey, navy and block. . Similar
styles Qt 7.95. .......
H.D.STEVENS
ENTERS PLEA
Liberated
n
Herbert Daniel Stevens, Ma
rine Barracks, Indicted by the
Klamath county grand Jury on
a charge of robbery,' not armed
with a dangerous weapon in con
nection with tho death of Karl
Bold, Henley rancher, on De
cember IS, entered a plea of In
nocence in circuit court this
morning. Stevens was repre
sented by Attorney Joseph C.
O'Neill.
A plea of Innocence was also
entered by Dennis Samuel Gath
wright, indicted on a charge of
possession of stolen properly. He
Is represented by Attorney U. S.
Balcntinc,
Attorney F. O. Small was
named by Circuit Judge David
It. Vandenbcrg to represent Sam
uel F. Ashwcll, returned hero
thin week from Lordsburg,
N. M., to face a charge of larceny
by bailee. Ashwell also 'entered
a plea of Innocence.
The court announced that all
dates of trials would be an
nounced at tho March docket call
next Monday at 10 a. m.
Alonzo Parker, charged with
grand larceny to which he en
tered a plea of guilty, was sen
tenced to three years in the Ore
gon stato penitentiary by Judge
Vandenbcrg. Parker, who ad
mitted theft of articles from the
Both Dixon ranch at Fort Klam
ath, was remanded to Sheriff
Lloyd L. Low.
Mr. and Mrs. Weavor Solomon
are shown with their daughtor,
Elaino, in a picture taken when
the girl, now 7, ' was only a
baby. The Solomon family was
liberated from Santo Tomes
prison camp in the Philippines.
WEATHER
TueJy, Feuruary Z
Kutto.no 47
KJiunalh Fall - 44
n era memo
North nend
I'ortinna
Mcdfard
Kcnn
Snn FrnncUco .
Seattle
, 104S
Mln Prcclp.
20 Trace
24 Trace
:j2 Trace
.'1U .00
Trace
22 Trace
2H .41
.00
.00
U2
Northern California Partly cloudy
with acatterrd light shower, today.
Generally clear tonight and Thursday.
Continued cold tonight and slightly
warmer Thursday.
Oregon Incrennlnft cttdlnesii with
howcm thlg afternoon and tonight and
snow above 2.100 feet. Clearing Thurs
day. Nat much change In temperature.
SOLOMONS FREED
FROM JAP PRISON
Official notice has been re
ceived that Mr. and Mrs. Weaver
Solomon and 7-ycar-old daugh
ter, Elaine, former internees of
Santo Tomas, arc safe, and the
trio is in good condition.
Solomon lived in Klamath
Falls from 1919 to 1923, and
graduated from Klamath county
high school In the latter year.
After finishing a mining engi
neering course at the University
of Nevada, ho spent several
years in Chile, and later had
charge of a gold mine near Bag
uio on Luzon island, where he
was interned.
His wife is the former Kathor
inc Ellis of Manila. Young
Elaine attracted the notice of
Gen. Douglas MacArthur when
he entered the camp, at which
time he spoke to her and gave
her a chocolate bar.
OBITUARIES
ELLA CUNNINGHAM POPK
Ella Cunningham Pope, for the last
eight years a resident of Klamath Falls,
Oregon passed away In this city on
Tuesday. February 27, 1045 at 10:40
p. in., following an extended Illness.
She was a native of Ogden, Utah and
at the tfme of her death was aged OA
years 1 month and 12 days. Surviving
are her husband, George Pope of tms
city; two daughters, Mrs. Harry "Wie
chcrt of Salt Lake City, Utah and Mrs.
Thomas Smith of this city; four sons,
Walter Henry of Pocatello, Idaho. Jack
Henry of Klamath Falls, Oregon, Merlin
Henry of Ogden, Utah and Lt. Myron
Henry, U. S. army In France, also 12
grandchildren. The remains rest In the
Earl Whitlock Funeral Home. Pine at
Sixth. Notice of funeral to be an
nounced at a later date.
Wtdneiday, Feb. 20, 1943
HERALD AND NEWS THREB
are his wife. Anna Anderson In Svcr!cn:
two sons, Antonn nt McMinnvilItr, Otl1
gon and Curl Anderson in fiwedrn: nlsri
one datjghtrr. The rr.mnirn rest in th?
Farl WhttiorK Funeral Home. Pne lit
fiJxlh. Notice of iimc;al tu bu an
nounced at h InkT dale.
VITAL STATISTICS
JOHNSON Oorn t KInniatli Viillpy
hofcpitiil, Kliniath FfilN. Ore.. Frbru.-try
II, J4!3. to Mr. ond Mri Hn-hanl Jnlm
on. 42!) r. 7th. a girl. W'tlKlil: 7 poiiiuii
12.' i OtinCRK.
BROWN Born at Klamath Valley ho.
p! tat. KlnmAth l.tlla. Ore, February 2B
tu Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Brown,
Uunarmi. O.e., girl. Weight: 6 pound
0 ounces. ' -
PICK Born nt Klamath Valley hof
pita, Khtnuth Falls. Ore., February 2J
Irf4S, to Mr. and Mm. Donald Bice. 19.10)
we turn; i pouia xk
VOIGHT ttom nt Klumnth Valley hnw
rtltil. Kl;iiiuith fa IN, Oro.. Fcl)runry 27,
I'M".. If. Mr. and Mm. Clifford Volght,
li.ol Oregon, a girl. We sent: fl potindj
ANDREW ANDERSON
Andrew Anderson, for the last 18
years a resident of Shevlin. Klamath
county. Oregon passed away in this city
on Tuesday. February 27. 1B45 at 1:20
&m. following an extended illness,
e was a native of Dalarne, Sweden and
at the time of his death was aged 70
years 7 months and 11 days. Surviving
t, : v' ; 1
W1 FARM-MA
mm
Day-Old 4-A Grade Chicks
From U. S. Approved Flocks
The chicks with the breeding
it takes to be big money
makers for you. Sired by males
from trapnest-pedigreed R.O.P.
hens with records of 200 to 300
eggs per year Profitable meat
producers, too.
17
EACH
In Lott of 100
STER 2-A GRADE CHICKS IT.
Good quiUty chiclet it low cft Well bred, jrn get both good tgg b" I W W
prodiKtioe .Id lots ol 100, eaib... ....IJtiM -' tM"t
Fcarm Master Oil Brooder
Chek-R-Tabi
60 Tablets
50e
Kasy ' to us
economical. One
tablet to quart
of chick drink
ing water. Acts
an disinfectant,
bowl astringent
and fungicide.
Thermostat
29c
For replacement
In brooders or
Incubators ' De
pendable, accu
rale! Satisfaction
guaranteed.
ir
Chick
Feeder'
39c
Galvanised steeT,
Kaslly , filled,
rleaned. - Makes
fend easily ac
cessible De
signed to prevent'
feed waste - 18-inch.
For Brooderi
45c
Accurate! Easily
read. - Metal
housing. - Recom
mended brooding
tempe rilvri
shown on face..
Wfcklesi burner guaranteed . I
years! Large holds 400 six-week-old
chicks! Absolutely., safe!
Economical; burns about S gallons
cheap fuel oil or kerosene daily.
Double-drum type.' Thermostat.
Automatic- draft regulator. 1'i-lnch
eanopy. 6-galIon tank. -
USE THE BEST CHICK FEEDS
.. Chick Startena
5.19 100 Lbs..
Start your chinks off right . . . feed
them genuine Purina Startena! Stim
ulates growth. Builds strong, healthy
chicks that easily fight off dlsese. .
Chick Growena
4.73 100 Lbs.
Use Sears Startena until each chick
has eaten - lbs., then switch to
Growena and finish. Watch your
chicks develop quickly into big,
healthy pullets!
Sanitary
13c
For medications,
water, butter
milk! Easy-clean
glass. Fits pints,
quarts.
" " ;
y.j'j,jii-.ritfsri
Egg Baskets
98c
Welded, wire.
Wire handle.
- Holds lit do i en.
lii -bushel capac
ity. Poultry
Fountain .
2.98
Double wall vs
outtrti feed type
of galvanised
iteel. Big capac
ities for all - site
fowl. Excellent'
value! t
K - I moron drivsn fam J
- SSSiV J REDUCES HiAT L04S JiS
350-Chick Electric Brooder
350-Chick-Electric Brooder
Fsrm Master quality! - Meats all RKA
speclrlcatlonii. Blr 34xit.lnch rust
reslatinic . steel canotiy Masonlle In
sulation. Automatic temperature reg
ulator, rully enelosrd 1000-watt heal
ine element. Motor.drlven fan spread,
warmth evenly.
Any. Purchase of 10. or More May QITADQ PARM QTHRP
Be Made On Sean Easy Payment Plan OLHIlO rHIlltl O I UIlL
LA
wa fMi...- .
1
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Z i 'J? ' PROMPT
Plt & -c " " t INSPECTION
f vj r i 4 yJ e NO RATION
A -f,t V f CERTIFICATE
wX ISSI NEEDED
Pocfced Wilh Extra Power for Quick Starting I
ii i' up
.
'T t Bny tie Standard Battery
a- nfi t-i-Atf'-i'-i.-v.-''ry for dependable, ecoaomlcal, .
Z 4 v--r V-J-U ixjr trouble-free service. Pll-O-
V." 'I'ii iiifiHiy":. ? Matle covers. ,
QSmoofkor Performance! ,' KUP '
V1m I i f roR-
: fe-PLUGS 1 cuani 4
t c I OIL FILTER. ''
MZ, 1 CABTIlIDGESf
ertia 1 Pt&?
quick, easy startup. .your car. Fit most Attars. ..v
y Commands the Roadl. i ; Keep It Shiningl ' i
IFaslc Auto Wai
F TrniMjsct Horas S9e..'A,4
Doop-tono blast born. R Mal:on old cars look new 43
k lab. Built-in rolay. Anlsb of nowcr cars.
Plume 3234
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