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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1946)
'4 Fire Razes Washington Community UNDKKWOOD, Wand., May 0 Mj Tim tk uf finding new liumi'M (or 1IU fumllii'S ami ru building awry business lucid thin iiiittL'oliiiiihiu river viillry VlllilllV tills llinlllltlg UK tOWIIS- lnillu returned tci sulvuge a few Leliiiiglngs Irnin the smould ering embers uf the cimimunHy. Iti'sldfitts tk'ijl lunl night at liumi-s uf friends In nearby cum nullities after (lira wliieil mil (lie cluster uf hulnuf. huildlnits uiiil most uf Uli' hollies In a few hours ycsterdny ulteiimtm. There wore no reports uf In Junei Miming the evueuutvd nien, women unci children, but vol unteer Ked Cross Hides at White S.ilmuii, Wash.,' anil Hood Itiver, Oti'., across tho river, mil nl most every fmiilly huil lost Ihi'lr brlimu liiu s In the swill moving fire. Wind. Whip Flainn Fire compiinles uf tour iieiith hnrlug towns lulned crews of the Wunliintiiuii Htiitn forestry de tiartint'iil yesterday In suving a cure nf uutlylnit Underwood homes and preventing brush tires frimi reiiehlng White Salmon, Wanli-, three mile rii.il nf lien. The firo )imied the White Siil mini river ait a strong west wind whlnped through the narrow Co lumbia river ltr(e here. There wun nil official estimate of ilitmuiie, but Hood River fire men aid totally damaued pro perl leu and belimjciiiKft were valued at about tua.uuu tu $1U0,-tlWI. Klamaih Democrats Slate Big Pre-Election Rally An onen house, rully and nre- primary get-toiiether 1 to be held by the Klamiith county Democratic club on May 10 for all veterana and llielr wives In particular and til ieruna In tereiliul In party politics In gen eral at the Veteran Memorial hall. Jou Carson, furmer mayor of Portland and World War II vet eran of Ihu Ktiropean theater, is to be the principal speaker of the evening. Kiitertainment will be high lighted by an appearance of (lie four Mnhoiiey sisters Madeline, Mary, Margaret and Frances In several vocal numberi and Big Navy Advocate Dies In Washington WASIUNfiTON, May 8 (A') Fred A. Hrllten, who as a re publican representative from Il linois became noted for his "big navy" views, died at the nearby bethenda, Mil., naval hos pital Saturday night. He w 74. Uritteu served In the house from 1913 until 1035 and was chairman of that chamber's naval committee from 1928 until the democrats Rained control of the house In 11131, He fought hard for navy fund all through the 2l's when the eniphusis was on scrapping ships rather than building them. funeral services will be con ducted here tomorrow. will Include several other acts by local entertainers. An opportunity will also be given Klamath's veterans to air the difficulties they have con fronted In reconversion to civil ian life and acquaint the local democratic group with the active needs and problems of the Klam ath veteran. E. P. (Pal) Ivory will be master of ceremonies or tho rally. Re freshments are being planned and local democrats Invite vet erans, their families and friends to turn out. To safeguard your life, fall In love. That's the advice of Sir Arthur Thompson, famous Brit lih biologist. Sunday Auto Crash Kills 2, Hurts 7 noSEBUHG, May 6 (!'; Two youths were killed and aeven persons injured, several seri ously, in a two-auto coiiisiun five miles south of here yesterday. State police reported the vic tim were Jeanne Hubbard, 18,1 and Donald Milton, 17, both ol Cams valley. The injured are Robert Humphreys, 18, Camas volley; Grtrude Boilman. 14, Koseburg; Mr, and Mrs. Hslley Palmer, Myrtle Creek; Mr, and Mrs, Ed ward . Brownie, ages 26 and 21, Myrtle Creek; Terry Heller, 28, Myrtle Creek. Hereford Show Slated For KF The 184U eiimuil California Oregon Hereford association show and sole will be held Oe tuber 24 mid 25 ut Kiuinatli Kails fairgrounds with Freddie C'hiiiiiller uf Chariton, In., as auc tioneer. Chandler acted as auctioneer , at the sale here twu years uiio. Durum the war years no cuttle could be shipped fur showing only, but this year the pre-war practice will be resumed with anyone eligible to enter regis tered Hereford cuttle for show. The sale, as always. Is open only tu members of tile association in Oregon, Washington and Cali fornia. Recently elected association officers Include John Day of Medford, president; Lawrence ilorton of Klamath Kails, vico president; Muxlne Cameron, Klamath Fulls, secretary-treasurer: Mitchell TUlouton, Klam ath rails, sulesniauager. 'On the sines committee for 940 are Lawrence Ilorton chair man, Hill Serruys, liner Bui siger, Klamath Kails: Clans Char, ley of lirownsboro, Warren liny-Ji.-s, Hilt, Calif. Directors are Claua Charley, Hurl Hoy of Weed, Calif., Cecil Jialey, Bonanza, for two-year terms and Joe Jacobs of Maliu, Cy Wlllliiina of Pruspect for three-year terms. Facilities and barn space alone will limit the number of cattle eligible for show this year. moiiii tm Mwe i'0t WOOWOAM COIN HIW tOIS 10. Before four Eyes PELICANA Gorgeous! Fascinating! On KUHS Stage, Tonight at 8 Broadcast Over KFLW Alt Public Schools Participate Doors Open at 7; You Are Invited. No Admission Charge Chas, Hshn ForiMrfy lh mlt KtiiUira lr(rlmnl ni ok Cuuiim ric trie. Chas. Fsirsll Ovtr 71 yrs totaf frtrlrI w,trk la Kluiialh rli. THE HAHN ELECTRIC CO. 73S Commercial Across (rem 3. W. Kerns PHONE 3 2 6 8 We specialixe in the Repcir, Rewinding, Soles and Serviea of small Electric Motors. Old motors want ed Special attention given to essential machines. Call us on that Pump or Refrigerator Motor, "k Our Shop is the Best of its Kind k We Hove More Repair Parts in Stock -V Our Men Are the Best Trained of any place of this kind between Portland and San Francisco. COME IN AND SEE US! HAHN ELECTRIC CO. SERVING THE MIDLAND EMPIRE ISABEL AND MATT KOHN JR. Invite You to Attend the OPENING OF THEIR FLOWER SHOP Wednesday, May 8th, at 10:00 a. m, We wiH carry a complete 5ine of cut flowers, flowering and foliage plants m season, and wili specialize in flower arrangements for oti occasions. Wallace John, our tkiiltd designer, wiS? be happy to help you plan your wedding and party flowers. Florence TetzSoff, our office manager, wiij handle your wire orders and accounts. REMEMBER MOTHER ON HER DAY WiTH FLOWERS 430 MAIN STREET KLAMATH FALLS.OWL Telephone 887 1 STUNT FLYERS CHARGED PORTLAND. Ore. Mny fl Vl Low Ilyiim and intpiitloniil 'buz zing" (if a Hntlle Ground, Wnsh., si'lioul ynrd hns drawn chnrffps linlnst thrff clvillnn pilots o( tlir iron by CAA Inspector My Irs Rugiionbcrg, Clnmlfl.tt Ads BrlnR Rmultx. rn -7 Straight Talk About Funeral Prices By EARL WHITLOCK "Wlml Is the diffpronce," man asked mo, tho other diiy, "between the Kuneral Service you soli for $300 and the one you soil for, sny $200?" And this bus iness of ours is s 0 generally falsely under stood, that I'd iiko to answer his question Fuhllcly, just as answered hint in private. I said, "A different casket or a different Rrsve vault or both." "You mean lo toll nic," ho continued, "Unit you dive the name service in both cases?" And I replied: "Of course. Be cause there isn't any Funeral Sorvice we conduct that doesn't receive all tho care and atten tion and thnuKhtfulncss and reverence of which wo are ca llable. You don't hang price tuns on those things. Those are the qualities which any sincere worker In any field puts Into Ills efforts. You Klve of your best as a matter of course. The price tag variance Is due to the difference In the casket and to nothing else. The 'service' on the costly Funeral and on that of nominal cost is the same." I Just want everyone to real ize Unit act. "Visit Memory Garden these warm May days." Next Saturday Mr. Wliltloek f the Earl Wliltloek Funeral Home will comment 011 "Moth ir' Day," 3.29 M Special Purchase Women's SPORT SHOES Her are thrtt of the ssason's most popular styles all at Wards low monsr-saving prices! The younger crowd will really go ior those browns and whit . . either the rugged saddl or the moc to styles. And for Just loafing about, many prefer this neat little brown lounger, that' so easy to slip on and off, MIN'S STURDY BROWN LOUNGER 1 " S ' " "j -' I' m 9i , -, 1 . ,- . k : ' v.: - '' ,--. J.... v .'.,':'.f''V,.v :'-! " -' ".:, , , - . '.' '. M. . ' : nwsimsi isM eaetM iinnseVt utnmiHC.li 4.95 for good tooks and foot comfort H'l hard to beat this famous laSoli lounger! The smooth leather takes a high shin. The brown eompoiition soles won't mark up the floor. Sixes 7 to 11. BOYS' STURDY HIGH SHOE 3.19 Rugged construction for active fellows who are hard on shoeil Of durable brown leother with brown tire cord toltt that wilt not mark up the floor. Comfort able moccasin to. 12'i to 3. 51.95 COLONIAL STYLING IN MELLOW MAPLE BEDROOM Ireot your home to the friendly warmth of Colonial styling in this good looking Bed, Chest end Vanity! AH hardwood contraction for long year of service . , finished in smooth-o-bur Maple. Ex pertly crafted to Wards rigid standards with dove-tatting, dust, proofing and o five-reflecting Plate Glass Mirrorl Onfy 20 Down I MonfWy Poymeir Proof 1 ifl SMART LITTLE COATS FOR GIRLS Beg. 10.33 7.47 For lucky 3 to 6Vt to Wards have adorable new Spring coats! Beautifully designed tn the boxy and fitted styles they like best. Sturdily constructed to wear and wear. And in yummy 5pring colors no little tody can resistl Melon, cherry, mint, red, gold, powder blue. Some are warm all wools; some are wool and rayon blends i 1 and at! are typical Wards Valued See them today) Wards Entire Line of Girls Spring Coat Is Reduced! Add touch of charm to year lawn , . patio or gardes , , . par'or-undtr-the-sky that will win the whole family's heart. Styled is that ever pleasing rustic California, Redwood ... with the latest design for maximum comfort and Ustitsg construction. Button tufted, reversible cusiuons covered in cotton drill. CWy 2Q Down oa PurcJioter of $W or More TITf-A-TITI , 59,95 CHAiSS LONGUS 34,53 COFFEI TABLE . . J.fS UMBRELLA TASLI 13,f$ LOVE SEAT 3. CLUB CHAIR ......24.f5 New Summer Meiat Furniture is Here! ALUMINUM Chaise Longue , . $5055 Polished, sturdy aluminum frame covered with heavy army duck cotton felted mat tress. 8 feet long by 30 inches wide. Available in terra cotta. FOLDING ALUMINUM Army Choirs . . , $10,25 Three colors from which to make your selection, blue, green and terra cotta. FOLBIKO Of fieers1 Chairs.. $feS0 Heavy canvas seats and backs. 'Wood frames. Three colors, terra cotta, blue, green. HEAVY STEEL Folding Choirs . . $3.95 Seats are made from heavyweight canvas. Priced for quick sale. See them today. kX-l'lJC-OUij ni'iMrrc CDTOC3QCi57 ra&BB envra
