Add flying; Tlm MuJ. John
M. (Jliiytim Jr., nuvy ir stiitlon,
lull Mils iiioriiinx i un army
C-45 with two oilier iillulu unci
ii itntiliircr (rum Mcdlord. 'i'lio
pilots uru uilillntl flying und In
strument llinu t llit'lr records
hiul kenning flying efficiency
by making thu trip, 'llicy plun
In refuel ul Merced, tlifir flint
stop ii(Ut leaving Klmuulh
Km m. and slop In Vun Nnyii uiul
til HIvimukIii whore thi-y will re
inulii overnight.
Vliltlng Mrs. li. II. lluinlllon
of Unmiou l visiting hero with
friends u. ul relatives. Mrs. Hum
1 1 ton , loriner resident of the
llvnlvy district where alii) und
hrr htmhiiml fiunieil for M years,
1 now fiiuniu-r of Curr'i Vnrl
ty store at UiiikIoii und Mr.
lluinlllon in ruiiilnif Illy bull.
She visited Iht daughter, Mm,
l.ynn Wi-lib of Korl Khiinuth,
und her mother. Mil. J. M.
'rimmpsciii of Mulln, well un
old lli'iilt'y i'IoikIh whllo here.
Purchai Ranch Mm. Maude
E. KIllri'dKc und sons of Silver
l.ukct have purchased thu Horn
ton holdings of about 10,0(10
acres north mid eust of llrotlu-rs,
Ore., nnd have moved their cut
tle tilt-rr. Jink Klltredgo, homo
from four years In tin1 service,
In Inking un nctl Vfjiirt In oper
Buddy Poppl.s The ladles
ntixlllury und I'cIicud st 1 3H;.
Vctrran of Fun-Inn Wum, uru
asking thnt nil persons who will
cl I -Ituddy Popples" Sutnrduy
be at Diinci-lnnd Thuriulny nt
7:30 p. m. Those who wish to
tnkc popples to the uwmlllii Fri
day inny receive theirs at that
time.
Strvlc.s A meniorlnl irrvlto
fur lute members of Hoyul
Neighbors of Amerlcu, will be
belli at the regular meeting of
the etiib, Friday, 8 p. in., In the
KC hall. Officers ure requested
to wear foriniils. A hninecom
Iiik purty will bt held after
lodge.
Osthtring Dsts Norma Me
Rury, economics slutlstlclan of
the U. S. bureau of reclumiitlon,
Sacramento office, was a visitor
In Klamath Falls Tuesday, com
pllInK Information for the bu
reau In regard to Tulcluke
homestead economics.
Farm Inspector W. E. Cun
nlniihnm, KI'CA Inspector, has
Just returned from an Inspection
trip to the Fort Rock country.
He reports the country very dry
but the cuttle In very good condition.
Returns North W. S. Me
Chrsney, right-of-way agent for
the Oregon state highway com
mission, has been hero lor the
past severul days on business
for his office and Wednesday
morning returned to Portland.
Dance Saturday Women of
the Moose are sponsoring a hard
time dance to bo held at the
Moose hnll Saturday night.
Women may wear cotton drosses
and men may wear overalls.
To Visit Mother Mrs. N. B.
Drew, 833 N. 0th, and her sis
ter. Mrs. Lyle North of Lake
view, left Thursday for La
Ilunla, Colo., to visit their moth
er. They expect to be gone
about 10 days.
Buying Trip Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Long, Lnke.shore drive,
plan to leave by train Friday to
attend market week In Los An
geles. They will return about
June 7.
Shower Parly Dorothy Mc
Reynolds of Klnmath Falls plans
to leave Friday for Medford to
attend a surprise shower for
Mrs. Hubert VVethernll, an Eng
lish bride who arrived in the
United Stntcs lust March.
Business Visitors Herbert
Stover, Lnkevlew rancher, was
a business visitor in Klamath
Falls Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Lldell Jr., of Tuleluko, Calif.,
were In town on business Monday.
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BAGS
100 New All Wool
Flannel Lined
Full Zipper
Air Mattress Pocket
Poppy Day Is May 25th.
$22
Training Classes At 7 o'clock
tonight, Wednesday, thu first in
n series of classes for Uoy Scout
leaders will bu held In the Fre
mont school uiidltorliiiu, Make
up cliissus In llio Hcoiitmasters'
tiulnlng course will bu offered
under thu direction of Scotty
Lolcamu and llurold Ashley, u
class In Instruction for senior
Scout leaders will he conducted
by It. II. Luinott, nnd class for
troop commlttiieiiien will be
given by Murlln llleuk und Just
Trlppett,
Visiting Mrs. Fred W. Neul
of llellinghum, Wash., Is here
visiting Willi her son unit duiigh-ter-lu-luw,
Mr. und Mm. Don
Neul, 2111 N 8th. She plans tii
leave tonight for Sun Frunclsco
und return Friday.
Discharges I Innnruhle army
discharges were Issued May 20
ut Fort Lewis to I'FC Robert L.
Itrusseau of Klainath Fulls and
I'FC Jlmuile 1. Urn I, Merrill.
Home Now 1st. Lt. James
Ivory Is home now on terminal
leave with his wife ut 72H N.
2nd. He has returned to work
for his uncle, E. 1'. Ivory at the
Ivory I'lne coinpuny, whero he
worked before his Induction in
the service.
Returned Mr. and Mrs. Mar
vin Lucas, 21)7 Pacific Terrace,
returned last Saturday from u
two weeks' vacation trip to Old
Mexico.
Shearing Sheep shearing
started Monday ut Silver Luke
by J. W. O'Keeffe mid Tim Cor
belt is expected to be completed
by Thursduy.
Bon Born Mr, and Mrs. Wil
liam Norton of Coos lluy are re
culvlng congrutulatlons on the
birth of their second son and
filth child, born ut Kclzer hospi
tal, North fiend, on Muy Id. The
little fellow bus been numed
Jerry Wlllium and Is 1hn grand
son of Mr. und Mrs. John A. Mc
Call of the Midland road, pio
neer residents of this section,
Mrs. Norton Is the former lllllls
McCull. Norton operutes the
Coos Day market In thu buy
town.
Going Home Elmer Nasi, Tl
onestu resident and an employe
of Finney Logging compuny, Is
planning to leave for his homo
in northern California after re
ceiving treatment for Injuries
near the Tionestu camp on Muy
IS. He is a putient ut Hlllsidu
hospital.
Federal Biologist Stanley
Jewell, federnl biologist, nnd
Mm. Jewell .pent last night in
Klamath Fulls nt the Hull hotel.
Jewell's work for the govern
ment curries him over the west
from the .l'anarna Canal tone to
Aluska.
Regular Session The Demo
cratic club of Klamath Fulls
will hold its regular business
meeting in the basement of the
city library, Frlduy at 8 p. m.
Attending MeetRev. Chlirles
Sundstrom Is attending the na
tional convention of the North
ern Baptists In Grand Ruplds,
Mich. He expects to return
home around June 1.
Postponed The meeting of
Pelican post, VFW, slated for
Thursduy night at Duncelund,
bus been postponed until further
notice.
Inspection R. H. Lamolt, Boy
Scout executive, will leave today
for an inspection trip of the
Scout camp at Crescent luke.
Evans To Finish
At Yest Point
Robert N, Evuns, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hurry E. Evuns of 2101
Gary, will be gruduuted from
West Point on June 4. Evuns is
tile only Klamath man In .his
cluss. '
He uttended local grade
schools and Is a graduale of
Kluinuth Union high school,
class of 1040. He wus president
of his class In his senior year,
and was active In DeMoiny.
Mr. and Mrs. Evuns will travel
east to uttend the commence
ment exercises and their son will
return with them, remaining
here until August 8 when he will
report for duty ut Fort Kenning,
Uu., as a second lieutenant.
12-Year-Old Steals
Automobile In Malin
MALIN, Muy 22 A 12 year
old Mulln youngster rode the
streets of Mulln lust night in a
stolen car while Murshul John
Hemhfelt sent out a report to
Klamath county police and slain
police In an effort to locate Wil
liam Derruh's car.
Derrah reported theft of the
machine at 0:30 p. m after he
hud purked It a hulf hour earlier
downtown. At 11:43 Marshal
Hershfelt saw the 12-year-old be
hind the wheel of the car going
down the main street. The boy
was held for Klamath county
Juvenile authorities who were In
Malin Wednesday morning.
Treatment Melvln Tanzy,
teacher in the Tulcluke schools,
Is receiving medical treatment
at Klamath Valley hospital.
Improving Mrs. Clarence
Schott of Tuleluke, injured in an
automobile accident Monday
evening, is reported improving
ot Hillside hospital.
West Point
n..uwi ii hi iimiiu , wiiui ".'mmm
L l
Graduating from West Point
Military academy in June will
be Robert N. Evans, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry E. Evans of
2181 Gary.
Tuleloke Senior Ball
Set For Friday Night
TULELAKE, May 22 The
annual senior ball honoring the
graduating class of Tulclake
high school will be held Friday
evening, May 24, starting at 9
p. m. The affair is invitational
but all alumni arc invited to at
tend and need not present invi
tations at the door.
The ball will be held In the
high school gymnasium and
Evans' orchestra will play.
Astoria Ferry Tolls
To Remain Same
SALEM, May 22 fP) Tolls
for the Columbia river ferry at
Astoria will remain unchanged
when the state takes over the
ferry operation June 1, State
Highway Engineer R. N. Baldock
announced today.
Baldock said that as soon as
receipts exceed expenses, the
tolls will be reduced, because the
state does not have the experi
ence in ferry operations to fore
cast future receipts and costs.
He said, however, the state
would run more frequent trips.
The operation will be non-profit.
BREAKFAST
RIDE
SUNDAY MORNING
MAY 26
LEAVE SUNSET
STABLES 7:30
All you Horsemen and Horse
women cordially invited.
Good time planned for all.
Breakfast served by Walt.
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But maybe you don't know that we move house
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