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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1946)
nation Water Supply In State Believed Ample l" il HI ll'l - L.,ai.I.IS. Apr" ln ru 1)1 w. '" no sUli 1,1 a,,y Lf IrrlKiillm, .f ',0,,",.:rv..ll'm i"''"' ' . , " w,,rk in cooprni- M'"1 . l ... it... . II..' tll I offltT ''' oIIht uKi'ii- ,,.wiiic 5inii''''"'y WH" ' , u ril f.irm-iisl '"' FT.rto. Cnvoii City. 'V'Jhcd iuniiiinry Just h . rn.nl uli cum- ' ' .liiimcr front A in, r unlt-m i.lmorm.u 1 run-off P'T""1- . C "' .. I, .... nil tilt) 'driver will !. '"'' .H h.i..rsliit.' waliT SVcoi.."'!""' In rorlliiml vt'aiii."v mnullUlll ""w t,ei wK'r cu"" , " .i ocr ct'iti "" ... ........ IikI v.-iir. i". wT ecu. " ;,(U U rxiirclr.1 to iivrr- ,oul 50 Pi'' f-"i ui .upraui1. which is i"-' ibove y"r "'" "" v Lt under II"' nl.iiiKliint ill 1043 '" c""' ",nn,( lie raiiu odd. il to llif snow- fevnt. Lrvotr '"!! Ihroimhoiit Ilf Is ampin fr "'I fXPfft Xdj, with ninny r.-wrvoir Siti by passlnit wulrr to wiiBce fur hriivy Inflow yd iiinit Precipitation scniin ri In OrcRni vnlli-yj since Vr 1 vrrnKf UK IM-r cent imil compared with 811 prr , last yeor and HI per onl ,t. n dofrostlnu a rcfrlti'Tnlor lilting I folded nrwsunpcr ich side of the fvapomlor .. . jl I....- ...it. lu rtl. into the drip trny. ill nun vour conned foods o 1st venr i cam arc in irom will be used first. BOYLE'S NOTEBOOK WSssSSSNAsW j NAI'I.KS, April 12 (I) I.iiIkI in prolmlily tliu world's only ped dlrr of blnck inuiki'l Siilnl llcr nurd dogs mimed Snlnt lli'innrd. l.uliil Is pliil ni.mI Niiplcs moppet with tousled hlurk hulr unci II fuco where l.Kcol.1 Neo polltiin cuiiiiiiiu oiiIbIiImi'S uny fiilnl tlnifv of lioylsh honesty thiil ii IK 1 1 1 ever huvo hei-n there, lie wiurs puti'hes on his punt uml the piitehes urn putched, too. Ills oversized, lliipplnii shoes huvc heen venti lated by corrosion uml urn tied toilether hy ropes. 1 wus wiillinii for u mis outside the Nuples post office when LtilKl ciiUKhl me. 1 lind turned down three street urchin Junior sulesiiien In the previous five minutes. One wuiited to sell u $1(1 wrist wutch for 5U. Another whs peddlhiK tieilillne cutKllms dill mond rliiKs. The third tried to Interest me In some vnuue riiu ciitlonul iroJecl Hint included his sister. Then Lulul tame up nnd plumped a fill, nqulruiinif puppy into my hands. Sslti Tilk "How uiuehii you pay, Joe?" "I don't want nny doi( now." "llu'su u Koodn doit," Mulct LulKl, "best In dn hliick market." "Where did you net him?" "Whnlsii ilitf, Joe. You ifiuimn 20 dollars 1 uccdu buy some new shoes. You keep da doK, I keep (lu shoes." "Wlml kind of (Iok Is he?" ''He's n Sun llernurd do(. You tlimme I A dollars." "Whnt's his mime, l.ultll?" "llhu name? Ilisu name is Sun llernurd. All San llernurd doiis mime Sun llernurd. Thlsii fine tlotf. You K.-tta stuck In dn now, he come pullii you out nnd Klve you drinku whisky. He's a Kon.l lo. How mucha you pnyn Joe?" lly this time I wns desperutely shlftliiK tliu wrlKKllni diiddv buck und forth In m sy hands. A crowd was hciiliinlnii to until- er. "Look. I.ulul, take this doK ami miii lilm I. flHIM Ifl I lift A Ittlf or somelhliiK. I don't want him." mu noidi Don ''Kverybody wiiiiInii dou, Joe. He's u Koodu (Iok. Ho likes you nlreadv. 1 1., wnua ln lull n.. don't o eat much. He don't.i slccpii much. He slay up nil nlKht to wutch you und bltea tin bud people for you. You needu Sun llernurd dox, Joe." The puppy hcipm to feel u lit tle heavier. I think he hud Drown some durhiK the uruu ment nnd 1 hud visions of slnnd liiK there helplessly holdiiiK him until he became us bin us a Shet land pony. "How inuehn you pay. Joe? It's u lale now und I Kotln ko home. You nlv. a me ten dol lurs." Just then a youn soldier stepped up and putted the puppy. Fruntlcully, i stuffed lii in into the soldier's hands and I.iiIk! swunu lininediulely to this fresh lancet. "Ilesu Hun Iieriiard doK, Joe. How muehii you pny'f" I escaped at a fust dniftrot. Old fushioned weddin rhymes: Monday for wealth, Tuesduy for heulth, Wednesduy, the best duy of all. Thursday for losses, Fri day for crosses; and Saturday, no luck at ull. 'A' Pin Awarded Klamath Resident A, W. Hurt of Klumuth Fulls, construction foremun for Leo N. Hills, locul contructor, wus uwurded tin "A" pin some time iiko for outstanding work on the atomic bomb project at Ifnnford, Wush. Jle wus superintendent there for two years. The citution re ceived with .the pin wus sinned by Hurry Stimson, who wus at that time secretary of war, Klamath Falls Man Claimed By Death Arthur William "Cap" Craw ford, 57. Klamath Falls painter and part-time employe of the HKEAI.D J. NKWS, Kl.m.lk r.lU, Or.. raiDAr. April it, isis, r.r. tsms Klamath Billiurds, died at Klam ath Val.'ey hospitul early this morning following a three weeks' illness. Crawford had lived at the Crater hotel. He has no known relatives. W h i 1 1 o c k'l is in charge. Classified Ads Bring Results. MEETING SLATED PORTLAND, April 12 (VP) The first regional meeting of th national association of manu facturers and Oregon industrial ists In two years will be held here May 8. Massachusetts purchased Maine in 1652 for $5334. its main STsrrT Watch for the OPENING OF SUNSET LODGE lh.r k Mil. S.alk l r.rl KUm.Ui J.netl.a Jo iS&WB Sfm C t.o v."' CL Jr Wew 4X7 Ft. MILE With New 600x16 Tires and Tubes ft " ' Fleet Tested for fjV ip ) Passenger. Cars Iff il Wyi. ' j Ml Other Siioi Proportionately 'vOiyfyjfl' Snot J?' rubb" ?Mf$ f . !e teited on America's highways, It's equipped with new type spring action, similar to that of the Gen. Sherman tank. No side sway, no road bounce. (A) All wood parts with nat ural gloss finish (B) Easily removable front and tail gates (C) Designed to prevent seep age of water across floor (D Strong, attractive tie rail around body (E) Smooth-finished, round edges FACTORY REBUILT MOTORS ( Exchange Price "932-34 Ford V8 Rebuilt Motor 95.60 1937-39-41 Plymouth Rebuilt Motor 119.00 1940 Chevrolet Rebuilt Motor 98.60 1941 Chevrolet Rebuilt Motor 98.60 Sto P in our new station for an oil "onge, 5 qts. 98c All sizes of Sears Guaranteed Batteries in stock. Installation free. APR VA L 2-Piece Bed Divan Set 199 95 Sears Easy Terms De luxe in style, quality, value. Both pieces have tempered deep coil springs on sagless bose. Handsomely upholstered in velour covers. Divan is easily converted into double bed. Large bedding compart ment. Others in Topestry and Velour Covers from $159.95 Fr4r i . Unpainted Bunk Bed 19 95 Sears Easy Terms Unpainted, sturdy construction with ladder and guard rail. Can be used as twin beds. Strap Spring, 12.00 each Cotton Mattress, Heavy ACA Ticking 16.95 each 6-WAY STYLE FLOOR LAMP 29 95 Sears Easy Terms Beautifully designed all metal floor lamp that will harmonize perfectly with either period or modern f urni shings. One switch turns on 1, 2 or 3 candle lights. Mogul switch turns on soft, medium or bright reflector light. Plated in polished bronze with gold fin ished trim. Matching rayon shade. 3 PCS. IN RICH MAPLE TONE Colonial in design . . . Sears in quality and craft work. All pieces constructed of selected kiln- Others 24.95 dried wood, drawer pulls. Bench 6.95 "Fine furniture" details, metal Twin Beds 109.95 Infant's Hi-Chair Sears Easy Terms 9 95 Full Panel Style Crib IT Decal Trimmed Sears Easy Terms Good looking! Sofe for baby! Soundly constructed crib with full panel foot and headboards. Drop side has a sure safety catch. Rolls easily on casters. Maple or wax birch finish. Sturdily constructed of hard wood with stretcher - rein- forced, widespread legs to guard against tipping and falling no matter, how -lively baby gets. Three-position re movable tray and safety strap hold him in. Oversized panel back and adjustable foot-rest are comfort features. 383i inches high. Seat 15xl2'2 inches. WS Phone 5188 133 So. 8th Phone 5188 133 So. 8th Hfm,-mHtf( JEHU)
