Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 25, 1946, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texttool Zon Runs lators Hided Up I ii-,. Hid wholesale I Pllc5... un traffic V .r i. weekend. ffonrtlculur attention to V.rJha iunoro zone rcg- if'j A llollciiboek, Woy R? Sd ion. Pouted (o h "P. .i,... of 1 ho bualc vn wrrslde. Harvey 3J Mrll... potod $10 , alinllnr charge and Kf ivii' - --- -- n Turry, roulo 1, post- ' o in accident at ecn.0 i.. Kdword E. J"0. 5 for Bl. rot ?' ...n n,.u.,.i !V i.nii r.ir fu lure to (ih. rlalil of wiy at 8tll ' u,...iin mid nor- . .A ,1,1 In Z,i koI. H arrested fclltO l.ii n cniininii. Wcyer- fctliolei, was cited to p- il OOllCe COlli l imp t" aton ii un at B vi.nmih and f Inroltl R. K 3740 Bonrdimin, w f,.' cnn.r fur u violation Vbulc Trulo on S. 0th. ild c. niiioic, 15 ball 'or running a mst 3rd and I'lne and H. Brliuon. Medford, put for tho same offense at Vat corner. Aiden Arthur marine resimng ui oou poilcd ?5 for running ii i ii nun rviiimuiii. inn Corbctt, 1004 Eldora- Lt up for Having no hat ana Arinur u. iwsrer. tV.in. muted S3 ball (or I f iton sign at Broad KlamaUi. ttt drunKi aim tnrec aia- t,tj appeared in ponce this morning and eight i billed out. . m 7'"' 'vv-if I KM 1 .1 1 to Mishaps M l T iiai io i wo I5TLAND, Feb. 25 (PI itaccldcnlj here yeatcrday Id the cily'g eighth and into fata tics Ih a year. any H. Cuvlnens. 22, was early ycslcrduv when h from an aulomubllo that reported had careened for Jotki, swerving across Un- hraue twlco after colliding Kcona buio at a traffic kirlver. Donald B. Macln f treated for ahock after ktnt It a nark whern lin tsmd icated and In a dazed 'jon. He was charcrrl with fa driving and negligent Wewllh ball ict at $1900. ImG. Bouchcy, 10, died of F"red ikull In a hospital la hour niter hi uta pfrom a car In which he ppuMtisor when It was In-plnacolliHlon. )tMn-Welman Co. "la Phont 7043 PLUMBING and , , MATING PMtil R,pB, Work numbing and Hiatlng n-Welman Co. "'mn N. A. Wtlman Coqartaiman Lowall Stock man, who will taak rapubllcan ra-nomlnatlon In th atcond dla trlct In the May primary. Stockgrowers Group Elects LAKEVIEW, b. 29 (Spcclnl) W, B. Snider of Poinlcy wiia clecll prenldcnt of tho newly organized Loke County Stock growcra ansocintlon, at a meet ing here Tueaduy, Will Vernon wiia elected vice prealdent, and Elgin Cornelt, accretory of the now organization. An executive committee of aeven mombcra, la made up of the three officer elected und four additional stockmen from nil parts of Lake county. Tho executive commit too Include tho officer nnd Dun Schumacher, Ttcuhen Long, Ituymond Klaher and Con Tay lor. The Lake County Stockgrow ora iiMoclution Include growcra of any typo of livestock In Luke county, and annoclnte members are anyone Interested In live stock problems. Tho new organ ization Immediately approved a resolution to urge the legisla ture to approve 60-foot stock truck to cross tho state line Into Oregon. Also, a resolution was adopted approving and re questing construction to im provo highway 305 from New I'lne Creek to Alturns. APT PUPIL CHICAGO, Feb. 25 (P) Hildebrando Nicosia' father sent him from Panama to the United States to study three years ago, advising him to learn American ways. Hildebrando was an ant mmll. Selected by the United Slate junior chamber of commerce as one of it fivo delegate to the organization'! first International conference, Hildebrando tins a Rood chance to show his father ow well he has learned Amer ican ways. Tho conference I In Panama City. Classified Ada Bring Results. or W AIR0MIST rttakts glass as clear as ah! Mr. toff to f , bvmpfcf M ft!, w) Mt wilt Nf Mlttl Awtmltt ht Mi r ft Thk NWflt fta ckoMK IWptd Mm im vlmMt m Kf phf m on X-Roy madiln. N'i ivpcr, toot for win 4(0 wt, mtton, m4 fltm h k'fUor. Yto IwvnltMlMf fit ) nty ton ctnhl Whs II BALDY EVANS JtOADCAST FROM THE ARMORY? I.s N I to you II hear bai nv BAND SATURDAYS 9:45 to 10:15 P. M. Starting loon . M N n THE HERALD and NEWS 1450 KC. Jericen Broadcasting Company Affiliar for tho Klamath Area Stockman To Run For Third Term SALEM. Feb. 25 (P) U. S. Rftll l.nu.,.11 U I I ' r ... ton republican representing the sucond dlatrlct, filed for re-olec I on toduy, becoming the first of Oregon four congressmen to mo. All the other uic expected to file. Other filing today: Stato Son. Angus Gibson, Junc tion City republican, represent ing Lane and Linn counties, for re-election. State Sen. Jack Lynch, Port Innd republican, for unexpired two-year term In Multnomah county district. Stuto Rep. H. T. Hesse, Hills boro republlcnn, for re-clcctlon. .Tnai.nl. ft 1P.a.1 11 1 -..-""I'" w. i mn, f-uiiiuiiu re publican, for state representative from Multnomah county. Howard E. Parcel, Portland republlcnn. for stiito representa tive irom Multnomah county. State Rep. E. W. Klmborllng, Prairie City republican repre senting Grunt and Harney coun ties, for rc-elecllon. Troy W. Cook. Klamath Falls republican, for slate representa tive from Klamath county. Group To Talk Civic Affairs LAKEVIEW, Feb. 25 (Speciol) A program of private business district Improvements will be tho feature of Monday evening's second monthly meeting of the civic coordinating council. The session will take place at 7:30 p. m, In the courthouse. Also to be discussed will be a progress report on the pro posed project to construct a public auditorium and other fa cilities. Chief officers of all local or ganizations represented on the council arc urged to be present. A survey committee, headed by C. C. Caldwell, has held several meetings during the past month, studying and outlining the rec ommendations to be presented. By JOAN O'NEILL The Pelican basketball team's game with Albnny was one of the Issues of this weekend, The Pels won the game, which wu ployed on Saturday, b y two points. Friday night they pluycd Ashley Chev rolet team, which Is com posed largely of cx-Pclicen players. This team is one of Joan O'Neill YOU DONT NEID CASH AT SWt-USI PURCHASE COUPONS Tni to the crtm Orffal Jul one to tt book 1Q of aoupotu . . . Ihfn voa 4 lh fcvprnti Ju4 like ti n tfarouih Uie eton. There's mo fuis or form it ltr bo elfJn etlee ? null town p junto t and oolhty reprme. Deuel Mrrrttif Auf, OkT YOURI TODAY AT Your SEARS CREDIT Office the leugue groups. Peppers Claam During the half time the Pep Peppers put on a drill In which they "shone." The Peppers used llluminou point for the sake of novelty. They glowed from head to toe, for their shoes were painted, as were large cardboard peppers, which were worn on their backs, and cards which were held at various angles during the drill. The drill consisted of the forming of a "K," and an "A" and sev eral drill formations all done In the dark. Albany Assembly Short The pep assembly held for the Albany game was brief and the kids were excused early. Arlo Shultz was in charge of the assembly held at 3:35, which consisted of several' yells by the yell squad, the presenta tion of pins to the senior stu dent body officer, and short talks by Bob McLean and John Linman on tne game. Wendell Smith, who super vises the student council, pre sented Jim Howard, student body president, and Darlenc Gehrmann, student body secre tary, with gold and red K pins which are supposed to bo given to student body officers who are In their senior , year. This firactlce was discontinued dur ng 'the war years, but It will now continue es with this class. Pictures On Sale Tho two lower classes were given a chance to purchase pic tures of their own homeroom u they wished, Friday and today. Pictures were posted on tne homeroom bulletin board for these two days so that students could decide If they wlsned to order. Homeroom representa tives were asked to nanaie or ders which are to be taken to morrow. Prices are $1.00 for tho 10 by 12 size and 50 cents for the 5 by 7 size. The pictures were taken last week for the El Rodeo. And Incidentally The junior show will be held tomorrow. The district conference in bas ketball is this coming weekend and many of the kids are mak ing plans to attend. It will be held in Ashland. The Wildcat and freshman basketball squads went to Lake view Friday, afternoon. Heinrlch Hertz demonstrated in 1B88 that electromagnetic waves can be reflected, the basic principle upon which radar is based. NOW SCIENCE HELM NATURI Relieve'Cosmetic COMPLEXION'' Science hai discovered a Vitalising SuboUnco which helpererire the youthful bcautyand tex ture of the ekin ... It helps rcliere tho lined. Kin it sppeArnnce that "make-up" can not hide. 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The association decided to favor admitting long trucks from California to oper ate into Lake, Harney and Grant counties, and to do every thing possible to push construc tion of highway 395 from New Pine Creek to Alturas. A reso lution was passed to continue membership for the organiza tion in the Oregon Wildlife Fed eration, and also to commend the state game commission on its big game study program. THIS HOUSING PROBLEM SMELLS HOBBS, N. Mex., Feb. 25 (W) The J. W. Bowles have a hous ing problem all of their own skunks have taken up residence with them. 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