Plan Offered
To Keep Yet
LAKKVIKW, April ill) In
oritur to ri'liiln tlm services of
Dr. Otto Lultcmiin as veterin
arian In Luke county uflcr the
r 1 1-1 iit ) u( lila t'uUlu testing
work, Ihi! newly orgiini.cil 211
40 Farmers have undertaken
lint aponanrshlp .of H iilmi that
will go I'll" ''If nc I June I,
Under I It Ik nlnn, ndvuncc fees
will be collected throughout III"
c it y to assure the velcrln
ii r Inn of a wnu" nullity mil
llelciit to k t'C Iilm here iinlll
hlii private practice rnn In1 Imllt
mi to warrant lila rctcnllnu
here. The fanners' (irgiiulziitlnn
will giiiniintce lilm ii monthly
auliiry for n period of 12moiillia
under Ihla plan. Tim fees col
Ici'li'il In advance will hn up
pllnl to work done by the vet
erinarian In proportion to the
amount (idvuiiecd.
Ur. liillriiiiin hna expressed
lila willingness to rcmiun mid
give til" 1'iitinlv Ihr benefit of
i rdicrlenie Mid acr vices mi'
dcr thla pi o ii All advance feca
will he hnmlli'd through the
20-40 Farmers, who will In- re
sponsible for the veterinarian's
. aiihiry.
The organization will hiivr
r'a iiiun or two In each district,
who will be iiiithorlrd to col
led advance fees, and will ex
pliiln thn pluii to iinyoii" in
terested. The dialrlcta covered
mid Hi" person In charge v. Ill
hr n fol Iowa:
New Pine Creek. Diirwln
Hohlni'tt; Weslslde, Uud Travis
nod Jnrk linlton: Thomna
Creek, Don llotchklss mid
Illnhi" Osborn: Crooked Creek,
Huh Wrlr Jr.; Paisley. Doug
Kldrr: Silver Lake, Kenneth
Finery; North Warner, Con
Flvnn; South Wiirner, Henry
O'Keefe; Lakeview. F.lgln Cornell.
New Pine Creek
A community park sponsored
by the tint Side grange will
noon be un actuality aa every
one who can la invited to conic
Ihla Saturday, April 27, to a
park clrun-up tuak forco to
whip n Ideal park aile Into
ahiiiie, up the canyon Just thla
aide of Mra. Schrocdcr's real
deuce. The alt" la ample but couald
eriiblu iiriihblnK of wlllowa mid
leveling haa to he done. The
ladlea will acatter together a
nice politick dinner at the
grounds at noon ao the gus
tronoinlciil aide of the project
will be taken euro of In fine
fashion, tint everyone niuat co
operate by bringing something
In a covered diah to the grounds.
The more tho merrier, and the
(lulcker the Job will be done.
Alcxundcr Taylor, huaband of
Mn. Kldnra Taylor, now report-
: "(I to be convalcaclnif nicely
after underlining a cacaarlun
operation, arrived laat Satur
day In response to a call
throuifh the Rod Cross, aonl
when lila wife waa quite low,
Taylor, who hopca to be dis
charged from the navy May 13,
mudv a record throo-day home
ward bound trip from the Pan
ama canal. Ho flew from tho
I'miama canal to Florida, to
Norfolk, Va., out to Kanaaa
City, by bua to Snn Kranclaco
and from tho latter place he
hitch-hiked to 1-akcvlew.
Mr, and Mrs. Deer from Mod
ford, accompanied by Mrs,
Beer's sister, Mildred Buell,
wero weekend visitors with
their father, F.mll Ullell, of Wil
low Kmich. They also visited
on Sunday In New Pine Creek.
Marvin Butler waa discharged
from the Scabeea April 12 nnd
arrived home laat Monday cve
nlnii. Ho la glad to be a civilian
again and la ready to go placet
In aome kind of work but haa
not decided definitely what he
will do.
Mr. and Mri. Roy Millsap
apent Saturday and Sunday 'at
Prineville with Mra. Mlllaiip'i
parents, Mr. and Mra. Engatrom.
F.lmcr Keller arrived laat
Tuesday to aond the summer
with the Evert Mold family and
lila brother, Jcaae.
Jim Barry and family are vis
iting down nt Reno for a few
days. They had been visiting
with the Evert Rclds up until
. lust Wednesday, arriving on
Saturday. They hnve sold their
intcrcsls over In Warner and
arc hiking it cany now Just vis
iting nnd looking around,
Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Flem
ing left laat Wednesday evening
for Redding where Carmen will
attend a farm organization
meeting. Ho and Mra. Fleming
expect to return on Friday evening.
"Your Health It Our
Businaas"
BUCKHORN MINERAL
SPRINGS SANITARIUM
i Hot Mineral
'Mgft Mud"Botht
f ir s.e silent for
J-W "K R h e n m e 1 1 e m
rf J' Arlhrllli Nmrllli
1 and Nerveueneee.
Carbon Dioxide Vapor Baths
are eucfeeteil and rvvommrndrd for
Aelhme i:nmi Colde alnue
Itrfttirhllle lllfh and Low llload
Pranure.
nitrkhurn Mineral Stirinre ara le.
(-Mlffd II mile enulh of Aehland,
Ore,, an Kmliranl G'rerk.
X-n and Plunraiitepto Riamlna
lloni. Complete, rhMle-Theranr Clinic,
tiftr-ur and Nuria ara In attend
ance. d Reaeanehle Ralre . Aooordint la
Irealmenle required.
CamplMiilr furnUhrri ilrvplnr and
hnuirhaitplna pablni with all
modern lariirillffl,
Pnr rKarvatlnnfl or dpUIIrd Infor
mation, addrrsl nnrkhnrn Min
eral Hprlnia Sanllarliim, Rl. I,
AKhtand. Oie or phone l.oni Dla
laniie, Dr. Herman Waxier, Director
Malin
The American l,egloii auxil
iary met for Its April meeting
In the Malin church with llii.el
Kallnu ua hosleaa. All future
meellnga will bo held there.
Mra. John llerrlngNliiiw was
welcomed into the milt un a
new member. Shu was formerly
a member of tho unit In lluwiill.
Answering the roll cull wero
l.euh Street, Mrs. Poygr, Nettle
Pierce, Ethel Roberta, Hazel
Knllnu, Abby Herring, Irene
Freltug, Cirnvo Htephciia, Nell
Rnteroth, Mury Vli'lorlnu and
lleas McCulley.
At the close of the meeting
dellcloua refreahuients were
served by tho hoaless.
The next mnellnif will bo
held on May 0 with Ann l-oliu-da
acrvliig ua hoateaa. All nicin
bera uro urged to attend.
Musical Event
Slated In May
I.AKKV1EW, April MO An
outstanding musical event is
hinted for I.ukevlew in Muy
when the American Association
of University Women sponsors
a free organ recital at the First
Preahyterlun church at 8 o'clock
Frldiiy, May 10. Featured artist
on the program will be Donald
W. Alltou, assistant profcaanr of
organ of the University of Ore
gon school of music, who will
he usltcd by his wife, Mary
Kapp Alltou, a professional vio
linist. Oeun Theodore Krutt of the
University of Oregon will be In
charge of the program here and
he will be accompanied by Mrs.
Krutt.
Th" program, sponsored by
AAUW, will be a feature of tho
Nutlonul Music Week celebra
tion In l.akevli'w and Its urrmigc
mcuui will bring to Lakcvicw
two oulslundlng musicians in
their field.
Merrill
Alonzo Hodgca, Merrill post
master, is vacationing in Mia
aourl where he is visiting his
mother. Ho returned nfter being
discharged from the service. He
plans to return here In June.
The Merrill Library club will
meet Thursday, May 2, ut tho
home of Mrs. Hoy McNeill with
Mra. W. J. drove and Mrs.
Ueorge Hancock as co-hostesses.
Merrill Rebekus will Initiate
candidates May 6 and in prepara
tion, drill practice is scheduled
for April 20. At the meeting held
April IS Mrs. Virginia Davis
was Installed as Inside guardiun.
Cllft article presented by mem
bers to be used at the carnival
that the lodge plans for next
full were on display. Members
attended a meeting of Prosper
ity lodge, Klamath Falls, re
cently and 33 went to a meet
ing at Bonanza.
The Oddfellows Grand lodge
and the Rebeknh assembly of
Oregon will meet In Ashland,
May 10 and 21 inclusive. Ralph
Russell la grand master and Mrs.
Kthel Bailey is assembly president.
Keno
Lakeview Fire
Loss Heavy
LAKEVIEW, April 30 Lake
view, like the entire tuition, suf
fered one of the worst fire losses
hi Its history during January
of this year.
Dean North, chulrmun of the
Lakeview Lions club, made this
aluleiiiont iiduy to substantiate
iliu prevention committee of the
tlm need for a preventlvo pro
grum of the type to be an
nounced anon by the Llona. Tho
lutler will be uaalated in this
ciiinpalgii by the civic cominlttoc
of the Luke County chamber of
commerce.
One of the first features of
the cuuipulgn to reduce exces
sive lussea, North an Id, will be
u clean-up program, the (lutes of
which will be unnounced soon.
Lions committeemen to usslst In
tlie work lire Fire Chief William
Arzuer and Rudy McLane. Tho
entire club membership will par
ticipate In the cleanup program.
K. U. Fuvell Is chuiriniin of the
chuuibiT group, which also will
take part.
January losses here Include
the Masonic hull fire, one of the
city's worst, mid three others
classed us iiiujnr losses.
Over the nutlon, Chief Arzner
pointed out, fire losses reached
almost SriO.OOU.OQO during the
initial uionlli of the year. If this
rule continues, he went on, the
national fire toll during the next
10 years will excel four billion
dollars unit will cost the nutlon
100. 000 lives.
InasmucU as Lukeview haa
been keeping puce with thla con
stantly increasing fire loss rate,
Arzner and North concluded. It
can readily be seen that the
need for such a progrnm os is
being developed by the Lions
and chumlier is most evident,
Tulelake
Mrs. George Yost was hostess
Wednesday evening to the 8 el
40, women's organization of the
40 et 8. Mrs. Fred Hellbronner,
Klamath Fulls, president presid
ed and reports were heard on
seal sales and on child welfare
activities. Eighteen members
from Kliimuth Fulls and Tulc
luko wero present.
Green Hur officers of the
Tulelake Boy Scout troop No. 44
met thla week to plan an over
night trip to Pitt river for a bit
of fishing Ihis weekend. About
25 boys and their scoutmaster,
VA f.., iiltl tiitttrA llu frin hv
truck. Boys from here will also
attend the annual cump session
at Crescent luke this yeur.
Mrs. Eugene Kile, Wife of
Principal Kile of the high school
and a member also of tho faculty
has been confined to her home
for several doya by illness.
Mrs. Robert Nebiker has re
turned from San Francisco
where she spent several days.
Malin Group To
Clean Cemetery
MALIN, April 30 All rest
dents of this community who
huve friends or rclntives burled
In the Malin cemetery are asked
to be at the cemetery Sunday,
May 5, at 9:30 a. m. to take
part In a clean-up program in
preparation for Memorial Day.
Members of the cemetery com
mlttee arc Fronk Victorinc, Wil
liam Rujnus and John Brotha-nek.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Whit
latch, residing in Washington,
visited at the home of Whit
latch's aunt, Mrs. Joe Foster, on
Easter Sunday. Whltlatch re
ceived his discharge from the I
army early In April. He was on 1
duty in Germany, also In the i
South Pacific. Whillutch was
master sergeant at the time of
his discharge. He sailed for the
Stntea from Yokohama.
Clifford Colley and little
daughter Caroline visited at the
homo of his sister, Mrs. Roy
Hurrls, a couple of duys this
week. Colley formerly lived in
Reno. At present ho is living in
Rnseburg.
Miss Lytic visited relatives in
Ashland over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Atchison
are visiting in southern Califor
nia, their former home. Mrs.
Tom Calmcs accompanied tho
Atehisona as fur as Reno, Nov.,
where she visited with friends
for a few days. Mr. ond Mrs.
Atchison owned and operated the
Keno store for the past year and
a half, Just recently selling to
Mr. and Mrs. Luna Smith Jr.
Jcsslo Puckett was at home
for a few duys lust week. She
is an instructor in the college
at Ellcnaburg, Wnsli.
Monnlctte Calmcs spent Easter
weekend at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Cnlmes. Monnlctte is a student
at Oregon State 'college.
No Matter
How Many
Have
Owned it!
If you were the first nd only
owner of your reel eitace. your
title to it would be a simple
matter. But with all the other
owners who have gone be
fore, titles become compli
cated and are sometimes
challenged.
If you hare a Common
wealth Insured Title, you
know you are the owner.
Wllion TIHs and Abih.cl C.
Klamath Salle
THE STARR COMPANY
Is Now Located At
2175 So. 6th
PLUMBING HEATING
Our General Electric Furnaces
Will Be Available In June
. After the dance or show for a midnight lunch, it's
ART'S DINER
Spring and Oak Sti.
SANDWICHES prepared the way you
like them.
BREAKFAST orders any time.
Optn All Night Cloud Sundays
Day Of Sports
Enjoyed By Girls
MEItltlLL, April HO -More than
300 seventh and eighth grade
girls, students of Kloimith coun
ty grade schools, gathered here
Frliluy for a play day of sports
Including volley ball, kick hall,
soft hull, rcluy races, scjuure
dancing and stunts.
Suck lunch wus served at
noon. On Krlduy, girls of the
ninth to 12th grades, Inclusive,
held a sliulliir meet with Mer
rill high school as host. Lunch
was served In the school cafe,
tcrla to 00. Activities were di
rected by the teachers of tho
various school participating.
Weyerhaeuser
Mr. and Mrs. D. Hustead and
son have moved to camp They
are living in Jim Wright's cab
in. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Eastman
unci Johnny have moved Into
the house recently left vacant
by Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hoover.
Mr. and Mra. Ward Graves
spent the Easier weekend in
Lukeview.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lento and
daughter l'uty visited Easier
at the G. O. Gurnsey home in
camp 6.
Easter Siinduy guests ut the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Nlell were Sum Nicll, Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Nicll and Grace
and llownrd, all of Mt. Shasta.
Mrs. Thomas Thomson left
Suturday night for Seattle where
she will visit her sister until
ufler the expected visit of the
stork. She took Danny with her.
Georgia is staying with Mrs. K.
D. Clupp until her mother re
turns. Mrs. Leon Brown remained in
Klumath Falls this week. She is
staying with Mrs. Art Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Connor
and children are visiting the
Jim Wrights. Mrs. O'Connor Is
Jim's sister. They are from
Trail.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
Seniors Top
Honor Roll
LAKEVIEW, April 30 Again,
for the fifth time this year, the
seniors of Lakeview high school
topped the honor roll with nine
members rating an average of 2
or more. The two following
seniors made 1: Myrna Perry
and Elaine Turner. The other
high-ranking seniors are Mary
Nelson, 1.33; Wanda Buchcr, 1.8;
Marie Doherty, 1.5; Bruce Har
lan, 1.5; Alice Harvey, 1.5; Nor
ma Allen, 1.67, and Nola Frakes,
1.75.
The two top-ranking juniors
for the six weeks are Helen
Briscoe 12, and Nola Maa Har
vey, 1.5.
The six sophomores who mudc
the honor roll are Gloria Barry
1.5, Bernice Nelson 1.75, Bob
Ogle 1.75, Martha Singleton 1.75,
Ora Lee Wiman 1.75 and Flor
ence Morris 2.
The three freshmen who made
high enough averages to get on
the honor roll are Mary Armes
1.5, Ross Duke 1.75, and Mildred
McLaln 1.75.
Engagement Of Tule
Couple Announced
TULELAKE, April 30 Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin Long this week
announced the engagement of
fhnif rlaittfhtor MarHnll tsi Riik.
1 sell J. McFall', son of Mr. and
aSAI.D jj Haws. Klamai. rails, Ora. TUSSIMT, ertl St, INS, ret ieet)
Mrs. Earl McFall. Both people
are members of this year's grad
uating class of the Tulelake high
school.
No plans are being mode fol
the wedding until the groony
elect has completed hii selective
service training,
Car Running Hot?
RADIATOR AND COOLING SYSTEM
CLEANING
Radiator Repairing and Recoring
Anderson Auto Service
632 Walnut St.
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