0
Slide Will
Be Cleared
Friday Noon
SALEM, Feb. 14 (I1) The Co
1 u 11 1 1 1 11 ltlvur liluliwuy, cloned
at Multnomah KiiIIh iiIiio (lay
. uko by Him uIkuohI Klldu In thu
liluliwuy cimiiiuIkhIoii'h hlnlory,
will b ruopunud Frliltiy noun,
fititto IIIkIiwiiv Knulmtur K, II.
Dnldock mild todiiy,
Dnhloclc mild It wus Inipomdblo
to reopnn tliu ruiicl today a
cilKlniilly dclmduli'd, bucuuao
construction crown dlncovorcd
they would linvu to build a U0
loot low bridge, rnthor than a
(iO-fool bridge us limy bud plan
ned. Uiildock said It would cost a
totul of ubout $UU,()UU to Kt't the
rond reopened, Tliu brldKo will
ci'ohn thu ciiiiyon dttfj by tbo
Iiuko slide.
Tbo bridge will be loft In
place until' tlio new Coluiiiblu
ltlvor highway In finished In
about twu yi'iim. Then thu
present roiilo will become a purk
rond.
ltoad conditions over tbo
rtuto wore llltUi uliiuiKod today,
Willi mountain rondo still dungur-
ouh and log In tbo vnl leys.
'J'ho dully loud report:
Govornniiint Camp Overcast,
30 degrees, 100 inclicH total
now, packed snow and lea on
road.
.Santlam Junction 20 degrees,
light overcast, packed miow on
rond. Light frozen slush In sec
tions on road throughout dis
trict. Sundlng In progress. Total
mow at summit ISO inchvii, at
junction 110 Inchon. Chulnn re
quired, Chains Advised
Odell Lake Clear, 17 degrees,
total iinow at summit 1S7 Inchon,
chain advised. Three short sec
tions of one-way traffic above
Onkrldgo because of washout.
Portland Foggy, Columbia
Illvor highway, cloned nine dy
ago by slide neur, Multnomah
Falls, expected to be opened at
noon Friday. Traffic dctourlng
at Portland and Cancado Locks
via Evergreen highway on Wash
Iniiton side of river. ,
flonoburK Foggy.
- Salem Foggy.
Grants Pass Foggy.
Astoria Lower Columbia
hlRhwuy closed by slide at east
city limits oi Astoria, snort ac
tour. Const highway still closed
near Mnn.unlta, dctourlng via
Sunset and Neennlcum highways.
One-way traffic on Mlst-Clats-
fcanle highway because oi wasli
out. ,
Meaehnm Packed anow on
Old Oregon Trail, but road well
sanded and truffle normal.
Burns Some packed snow at
Jllgher elevations.
Independence Granger High
way Now open to two-way traf
fic. x Snow Heavy
At Summit
Fob. 14 The snow on top of.
Tunnel No. 3 Is 100 Inches deep.
About 110 Inches are on the
S round at the slatlon. This Is the
ardest winter experienced In
eight years.
Mrs, Al Slowllzky, cook at the
Southern Pacific cookcar here is
In Portland rccolvlug treatment
for injury received when she
fell at her work,
Lowell Hull is In Eugene on
business. Ho Is purchasing
equipment for Summit lodge.
The Hulls expect a large business
this year. Lust year, on account
of rationing and restrictions,
they woro obliged to turn away
many patrons, . .
Mrs. Jumes Pone and ton John.
nle have been in Vancouver with
Mrs. Poag's sister. Pong has gone
to Salem and will meet them
there on their return trip. Poag's
mother and sister livo in Snlcm.
Nels Miller has taken war
the duties as section foreman
hcie left vacant when Ben Ben
son left last full. The position
has been temporarily filled by
John O'Connell who Is now re
lieving at Abernolhy. Miller is
. a former Cascade Summit rest.
Li dent, having held the same posl
" tion here from 11)27 to 1032- Mrs.
, Miller and son Neil will remain
in Oukrldgo where Nell is at
tending high school.
George Irwin who was section
foreman at Abernethy has re
signed to accept work In a saw
mill neur Springfield,
Snell's Message On Marine Barracks
Herewith Is the text of the
statement by Qovernor Bnoll re
leased lata yestordny concerning
plans lor state use of the Marine
Barracks as a veterans' educa
tional centert
"This week Governor Snell
requested the buurd of higher
oducutlon through Its president,
Wlllurd Marks, to muko un Im
medlutu Inspection of tliu Murine
UurruckH lit Klumalb Fulls with
u view of utilizing these facili
ties to uccommodale the great
(lemunds being mudo on the in
stitutions by returning veteruns
Who uro desirous oi completing
their education.
The Institutions are taxed to
tha utmost of their capacity und
very likely will be unuble to ac
commodate returning veteruns
Ibis full.
Representatives Meet
'The representatives who made
the inspection und Investigation
wore ur. a, l,. siruim oi ure-
gon Stuto college; Jjeun isurl
Pullott. representing Dr. Harry
Nowburn of tbo University of
Oregon; Dr. Charles uyrno, sec
rciiiiv oi t no sin lo Douru oi nig n
cr cducntion; ana ur, jonn
Cramer, dean of general cxten
slon, They wcro accompanied by
ueorgo Aiken, siuie nuugct ai-
rector, who represented the gov
ernor's office.
"Tlio committee met with Cap.
tain Coggcshall, chief medical of
ficer und director of the camp,
who gullied national and inter
national recognition us a result
of his success In the treatment
of malaria and fllurlusls nt the
Institution, Dr. Coggcshall con
eclved the Idea of further utll
Izatlon of this splendid und well-
equipped Institution und present,
ed tlio possibilities to high offl
clnls of the navy and volcrans
administration In Washington
recently. He also conferred with
Senator Cordon who is standing
by prepiircd to follow through
in Washington.
Fine Institution
"The Institution at Klamath
Falls Is one of the finest and
most elaborate of its kind in tbo
country. It represents on expen
diture of some $6,500,000, in
eluding the finest and most mo
dorn equipment. It hus OS major
structures supplied witn excel,
lent furnishlnus: the bluest din
lug room ever built by the navy.
Included also is an auditorium
with a seating capacity of 1100;
a gaymnaslum seating 3000; mo
dorn theatre; hugo swimming
pool of very latest design: class
rooms; vocational training set
ups; hospital and ituirmnry; and
many other accommodations and
facilities.
"The board would be faced
with certain problems and dC-
etc., but this institution offers
such great possibilities and po
tentialities that I ' am hopeful
that a solution may be found and
at an curly date. I wish to con
fer witn members or the emcr
goncy board at an early date.
"The order providing for the
closing of the Klamath marine
Institution has already been Is
sued, effective March 1, and the
entire project and all Jts facili
ties would be turned over to the
slate free of charge.
Ground Broken
For Auro Court
MERRILL, Feb. 14 Ground
was broken tills week for a six
unit auto court to be located
across from' the James O'Kcefc
homo on tho Merrill highway
Just inside tho city limits. Tho
cabins are being put up by Mrs.
Bessie Grconmyer, Merrill, on
land she lias owned for some
time. City water and sewage
disposal lines will run to the
property. ,
Stromborg-Carlson Radios.
Derby's Music Co.
If iMll
1 S
Thousands of mod and women
have found (hat fime-toited
Stuart Tablet! bring quick,
happy relloi to Bloap-robblng
ymptomi of acid iodifastloa
MBRlnesi. and upset atom
ach. Tnnto doUcloui, eaiy U
take no mixing, no bottle, Tf?
thorn hnvo a good nlght'a Bleep
and wake up (n the morning fooling
like a $1,000,000. Get genuine
Otuart Tnbleta at your drugglit
only 25c, ooc, or $1.20 under mak
poiltlve money-back guarantee.
Camp 6
at
Jack Wolff, timekeeper
Camp 9. left Saturday for
month's vacation. C. 6. Borst
lng is taking his place while he
is gone.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brown and
Marvin visited relntives In Med
lord over the weekend.
Tho school bus was unable to
run Wednesday on account of the
uniting snow.
Those on the sick list this past
week are little Beverly Napier
and Darrcl Winningham, both
with car Infections. It. is honed
they will be able to go back to
school soon
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ' Grice
have loft after visiting a few
weeks with tho Walter Hcndcr
son family. Grice is Mrs
Henderson s brother.
Oregon's Admission
To Union Observed
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 14 OP)
Sons and daughters of Oregon
pioneers will observe the 87th
anniversary of Oregon a admis
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
DESPERATE. TMl6GS
AMD TUtKiWlS T'KA. MdORKIMGf-
N0W SHE DefAfAMDS 1,000
0MX BOAED FOR. lit b
AND THW DRfXTTED
HVPrtOTlSr ABELfcRD .
, HftS LEFT TOVOW:
with
MAJOR HOOPLI
DOKyT EyPLODE 8&TWEEM
THE EARS, MA30R.'
TfvV OMLV A TWO-BIT
SVlEKiGALI, BUT I'LL
IK1 O rUNt iUKo
rA&R. TRAMCB, RATH6R.
JNTTO A -DAISY
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TAMER. TOO. TVMI6&S?!
Pasf or Eyes
New Position
merrill; Feb. h Dr.
Duvld J. Ferguson, pastor of
the Merrill Presbyterian church
for the pust one and a half
years, is considering a call from
a group of churches at and near
Mill City, Ore. He made the an
nouncement of his possible
change of pustoratcs Wednes
day. Mill City is 30 miles cast
of Salem. Ho expects, to visit
his nallvo land, Scotland, and
European countries before ac
cepting his prospective respon
sibilities. The local church is In the
midst of a financial campaign
lo rulso funds for a new church
to be built on the site of the
present building. Plans that
were chocked this week call for
a $39,000 edifice to include
larger Sunduy school rooms, a
banquet room, kitchen and the
main auditorium. It Is hoped
that actual construction can get
under way by early summer or
as soon as building conditions
permit. ,
Dwight Eagle is chairman of
the finance committee end E.
E. Kllpatrlck of the building
committee.
Poe Valley
Jimmy Hope is slaying with
ills, uncle and aunt, the Clarence
Webbers this winter.
Tho Benedict family were
shoppers In Klamath Fulls Fri
day. George Berry and a
friend, Mr. Fchleno, were callers
here from Klamath Falls Thurs
day. .
Helen Sullivan and her sister,
Mrs. Jerry Johnson, and Jimmy
Sullivan were . visitors at the
Joe Sullivan home Sunday.
The Poe Valley Sunday school
crowd had a party at the com
munity hall Sunday. 1
Effie Benedict Is staylna at the
home of her sister May and
brother-in-law In Klamath Falls
for a few days.
Several of the people in the
vaney are suiiering with mumps
Among them are Dwalne Kester
and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Holz-
houser.
Johnnie Short of Henley Is
spending a few days at the Glen
iicsicr nome.
Deposits Of
PumiceSought
MERRILL, Feb. 14 Orin H.
Moore and Dillon . L, Moore,
Merrill, are in Madras Where
they are seeking ' deposits of
pumice for establishment'' Of a
pumice block processing plant.
Equipment was trucked to Bend
from here and In event the de
posits in the Madras area are
not large the equipment will be
set up at Bend, : : J
Madras is . experiencing a
boom era with the prospect of
opening of land for irrigation
there in- the near future and a
number of new business con
corns have obtained locations
there. ,- ,
Another well known resident
of this southern section of the
basin who is building living
quarters In the town is C. W.
Pettljohn, formerly of Tulelake,
who last week received three
Thursday. Feb. 14, 194S
HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN
truckloads of heavy land level
ing machinery from the Tule
lake Machinery company to be
used for preparing ground for
seeding. The shipment was ac
companied north by W. G.
"Doc" Noggte, manager of the
company. Pettljohn formerly
did custom hay baling In this
area. His family will move to
Madras as soon as living ac
commodations are ready. Lum
ber for the dwelling is also to
be trucked from Tulelake for
the new home. . '
03,
4T4
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NOTICE!
-AEROSOL-
For' diract application of fine penicillin
mist to Infections of nose, throat and lungs.
(Asthma, Bronchitis, Colds, Sinusitis,
Hay Fever, Etc.)
; McATEE CLINIC
122 So. 7th Phone 553S
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Now At
500 Main St.
slon to the union at a banquet
hero tonight,
Ndncy Gordon Starkweather,'
17, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Harvey Gordon Starkweather of
Concord, will preside s Miss
Oregon,
Stewart Holbrook, author, will
speak on "Lost Men and Women
of American History."
How To Hold
FALSE TEETH
More Firmly, In Place
Do your feUe teeth annoy end em
DArroM by slipping, dropping or web.
bllng when you eat, laugh or talk? Just
sprinkle s little FASTEETH on your
K inter Thl alkaline (non-ocldt powder
oltU falae teeth more firmly ana more
comfortably. No gummy, gooey, pasty
UiBie or f re ling. Does not tour. Checks
"plate odor" ' tdonture breath). Get
KASTEET1I today at any drug store.
COUGHS
or Bronchial Irritation Dim To Colds
litre's good news for the people
of tho U. H. A. Canada's greatest
coukIi medlt'lno la now being made
and sold right hero, and If you
havo any doubt about what to take
this wlntor for tho common cough
or bronchial Irrltntlon net a bottle
of liuckloy's CANADIOLi Mixture.
You won't bo (linn ftp pointed It's
different from anything else you
ever used one llttlo elp and you
fret Inatant net Ion. Only 46c at
all good (lrUBUiats,
surrn cut-hatf druo
1,KE HKNORIUKS
Just Arrived . '
Bib Overalls
Union Made Coveralls
x Tan Herringbone
Oregon Woolen Store
800 Main
; Swansen's. Beauty Shop-
623 Main St
SPECIALIZING IN
Halliwell Cold Waves Hair Styling
Complete Beauty Service Marcelling
.
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Phone 7161 or 8861 for Appointment
LEAH'S DRIVE-INN
That's where you get that
Good Chicken,
'. ' Steaks J ;'
s and .
Homemade Pie!
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