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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1946)
Sheriff s Posse Ready For Rose Festival Drill Th Klamath County Sheriffs foaa whlrh will fill low snennd ki th clll 1 1 at Hit) Honk FVstlval Li Port I and Juno 0 mid 7, will liv top performance, accord bill to Ct. K. P. Ivory. After Hi practice drill it th Fairground Hunday afternoon, Ivory said tho mon ri-)(iii(li'(i to orders like "well Irulnrd InnlliHll team." Tlipy will wear III new I'oaso unlfiri in for tlio (Irat tlina nt llmlr appearand In I'ortlund. Tin uniforms, which arrived lit Ih'k Herder's thin week, Imvo ultriictlvi) nicy pluld liirts Willi uuiriHin yoke and ileovea, and tun troiiavrs, Tlio lust drill liefnrn the event will he held lit tlm f nil ui oiiiiiIn Turmluy nt 7 p. in., after which Imraca mid ciiilpnienl will ha lett nt tlm urountlM under tlm siiM-rvlslon of Klnier llulsliier who will liavo tliain loniled fur I'orllnnd Wednexlny niiirnlim. Imprll Holl Headqu.rt.re HenervutlonM luive been made by Ilia I'ortlund Mounted I'osaa for nieinlier and fiiuillleii ol Klnmalli County Sheriff I ' at the IiiiihtIbI hotel, which will be lieadtuurler for tlio iiroup. Woril reeelved hero todny of Iho whediilo of ovrnts art Thura day noun for the firat toetlier, moat of the inembera arrlvluu by truln and cur nt thl tlino. A practice drill will bo held at Iho Multiioinuli ata dlum between 2:'M unci C. in. and tlio evening how will o held thero at H o'clock tlio aninn duy. Klnniutli county will make Ha appearance aecond In tlio drill, (living tho ineinhera tlino to net back In tho urandatund and nbaorva the bulk of the allow. I'oaaea of 10 Orcuon countlea will bo represented In tho drill In thla order, WaahliiKlon cnuii' ly, Oregon I'naso of Sulcm Jiickaon county, Portland Mounted I'ciaao, Luko county, Yinuhlll I'oaau, Douwlua county, Cliickinniia counly, l.uno county. Midnight Party Tlm I'orllnnd Mounted Poaao hua extended a special invita tlmi lo ull poaaca to iittend u uililnliiht anui k lit Mullory hotel at II p. in, Thuradiiy. The Hone Keatlvnl puriido will ho held r'rl'lay morning com nienclnii ut III o'clock und limt liiK iipproxlinuli'ly four lioura. Chiller V. llurlon linn entered a flout representing hi llluck und White riinch In I'o vulley, in ine piiriioe, iiainK un old male limed curt drawn by u puir of black- flecked white horses, driven by the two youiiK diitigli ler of Mr. und Mia. Don Ken you of thin city. The klddica will he (Ircnai'd in uppropriute coMiiincn und the whole unit covered In red und while roue. Around Oregon By Th Aaaoclatsd Pra ' Clackamas county courts will he naked by county Kurden club to Institute u proiiniin to erudl cutu poison ouk from along county roiida. . . . UiiiXun na- iionni lorest timber tructa will be oH'iied by 1113 mile of new rouua pliinned In the foreat , , . About auu bend of wild boraea rounded up In the bruke of tho John Day river country huve been shipped to Portlund for aluuKhler. Officers Publish 'KF Footprinter A new piihllciillon tin appear ed in Kliiinutli full. It 1 volume one. number one of the Klumutli KulU Footprint er, published by the locnl chap ter. No. 14, of tlm International Footprint aaaoclatlun. Tho muathead 1 a drawing allowing the nuino of the paper UKiiinat a background of Crater lake. Feature Include meaaage from tho new prealdent of the chapter, Pollen Chief Orvllle ilumllton, and the retiring preal dent, Ktulo I'ollcu Sgt. Karl Tk'henor. Next meeting of the chapter will bu held Wedneaduy night at the Lucca cafe. oo you safer MONTHLY FEMALE PAIN? TltU Krtftl niMliriiift tnmnui to frllv iMltt, nrrvinui dUtrrt mid w., cranky, i1riiMl ma' ft-. Inia, af iurh dty whirl due to fe male fuiiciiunttt mtnithlr duiur MiirM. AImi flits ttiinerhla Lmtlol DINE , At Th Sign Of Th RED ROOSTER Klamath's rinnt 8U Klamath A. Opn 6 A. M. to 10 P. M. 1M4 f., p.rlr ..,r,.tla.a Friendly Helpfulness To Evry Crd and Pun WardY Klamath Funeral Home Morguerit M. Ward and Son 121 High Phon 3334 "Your H.alth I Our Buiinto" BUCKHORN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM r-'? ? Hot Mineral i end T- Mud Bathi ir 1 1 b I fr f,jf ' ArlbrltU N.wrlll. . "v ant NorvvnancM, Carbon Dloxld Vapor Baths re icti4 rimmotidd fer Atlnmtt tea ma Clds Ulnae nronrnllli lllib in. Lew llUot rveasare. ) Hera. hare. Mineral ftprlnra are la. caled II mltaa tamlh af A in land. Ore., n Kmlgraal Creek. X-Ray and rtaeretoeplo Rismlna lleni. Cemplele, fhyile-Therspy CIIbIo, Deniar and Nurse are In stllend ine. KeeeenKhle ttetee Aoeerdlni le treslmenla required. $) Templetelr furrtlhd ileeplng and a on hatpin v eeblns wllh all medern faollUlee. ) Tmr reservallnne er detailed Infer. Snellen, addreae lluckhern Min eral Hnrlng Kanllarlum, M. 1. Ashland. Ore,, or phone Long Dlfl tanro Dr. Harman WaxUr, Dlractor YOU KNOW You Own iff! real property Is some thing you can't keep in g lafe, but you can keep a Commonwealth Insured Title in your safe then you know you own your real property. JSSS&foA WIImn Tlri mi Ak.hotl C. KtoaiMIl f.lll KFLW To Give Time To Navy The U. S. navy ha been ulven 15 in 1 1 hi lea each Tuesday at 7 p. in. over radio station KFLW, to aaalat In rccrultiiiK personnel lor this branch of military acr vice. The firat talk will be alven today by Chief Machinist Mate Vernon Chltwond of the Klam ath Kails recruiting office, who will speak on tho navy's latest offer to prospective enlistees and the 411-week course In electronic technician training. Chltwond stated that the gen eral public is still unawaro of Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin rmaopoDisT root specialist Suri.rjr ani - OrlbapfSIci McATEE CLINIC III I. IIS II. raoM Sill May Weather Splits Even The weather In Klamath basin during May 1948 was almost equally divided between clear and overcast skies. There were 14 clear days, 10 partly cloudy und six cloudy days. Temperature fluctuated be tween 81 degrees at the highest, which occurred May 2, and 31 degree at the lowest, on Muy iv wnen tno basin was nipped by a light frost slightly damag ing spring grain. May was 2i degrees warmer this year than normal with a mean monthly temperature of Via, wmcn I higher than It has been for May since 1940 when tho monthly mean was 59. Precipitation was recorded at 1.36 Inches, with May 21 the wettest day of the month, when 0 87 Inches of rain was recorded. One inch is normal for the month. Muy 1(143 was the wet test season with 4 and 73100thj of an inch of ruin recorded SALEM BUDGET SALEM, June 4 MO Tho Sulcm city council last nlghtt adopted a 1940-47 budget of $273,392, but was forced to re ject proposal for increased po lice and fire protection and for additional city employes. The budget raises city salaries $13 a month. Classified Ad Bring Results. ; arcvAi.D a tm, muauia rain. Ora. TDIbdat, In f. is; Faaa Tt Protect the Home You Can't Replace with a il what the peacetime navy is, and what It has to offer In vocation al training, education and re tirement, , plus many other ad vantages not found In civilian life. Tho object of these talks Is to bring facts about navy ser vice before tho public, especial ly boys Just finishing high school. 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