Herald and news., June 11, 1946, Page 3, Image 3

Bright Future In Alaska
Fades Into Empty Dream
SEATTLE, June 11 (IV-Pm.
gatku's Uwiidn of ilroumliiK of
(Sli.ro fr 'itt brood of cl.ll
drill In "Alaska, tl.o iHMd of
opportunity." I. t
Tin oni'tlmo uiH'inployrd lllt-h-mond,
V., inutlilii-t mill III.
bihIIv art) dun Iit iomorrow
BKil i.shlpNorll.
fried. l KU-lilVi.n, wl..T
ll,o .t.-nincr lui.el.od bumliiy.
..Id Biilko hu abandoned HI.
"cum lipcttu of tlm '"' '"L'y
( ol.tiil.il.m Wo lo ...Ifl'-Il
land, alter lx yo"" " KriH-llliiB
Gilmore Rites
Held June 8th
YUEKA, Juno II Kuiirriil
snrvlmi wcrci held Hiiturduy,
Juno 8, .1 2 P. I", ''"in Uu
Methodist rluireli In llornlirook.
C'lillf., for Kloyd Ullimiri', Ml), of
klmniilli Kl I", wlio dli'd Juno 2
In Tucson, Aiminii.
Interment wii. In llio luinlly
plot In llenley-llornlironk cem
etery wild tlitt Cilrdner t'lincriil
chapel of Yrcku In dunlin of ur
ruiiitt'iiicnitfl. Horn In Cotlonwooit, C'ullf., on
Annual 27, 1UI2, Mr. Gllinorc,
with III. parents, the laic Mr.
mid Mr.. Henry CJIImorc, luter
moved In llornlirook, thfl funilly
renldlnu there for inmiy years.
Twelve your, oiio, Mr. (ill
more inovod to Kluinulli Fulls,
wlirro lie was employed by the
Southern J'nclflc compuny. lit;
had continued miiklnu lila home
thcro until two montlni lino when
liu wu. sent, to Tucson bccituse o(
III. Iirulth.
Ho I. .urvlvrd by hi. widow,
Mr.. 'Minium Gllmnre of Klam
ath Falls: two .mull sons, Juini'a
mid David, of Kluinulli Kails;
three brother.. K I m e r ami
Joseph Cillinore of Kluinulli Fulls
and lli'iiry u II more ol Hcdinuu;
lil itrundinnthrr, Mra. Hose
Amtrr of llornlirook, and mi
mint, Mr.. Leu Hurgess of Horn
brook, Supreme Court
Upholds Judge
The Lte .uprrnie court to
day affirmed Circuit Judiie
David R. VandenberK In the
case of T. 3. Lawrence v.. 11.
W. Oladllsch, personal Injury
ault In which Lawrence wai
warded $3800 damages.
ault wu brouKht by Law
rence after ha broke hi. leg
while working on a truck for
Gladltach, a mover of , heavy
objects. The damages were
awarded, and Gladltach ap
pealed. Chief Justice licit wrote
the opinion, upholding Judge
Vandenberg in the case.
U. 8. n)cnllne wni attorney
for Lawrence, a local laborer.
The expression tying the knot,
!n reference to a wedding cere
mony, is derived from the fact
that priests used to tie the ends
of their stoles around the Joined
hands of bride and groom.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
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OLYMPIA
atujfht
JaYMPjA
uW OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON, U. S. A.
5 B. H-PL-" -P' J J" ..' ja y w aa a
BljER, THE REFRESHMENT BEVERAGE
lubor, clearing Umber, raising
Vegeliililcs fur aiilu iiml ilolou
nil thi) odd Job. u huabiind and
inilwr, driven by a dreiini, I.
lilud to do until the dreum
comes true,
It wu. In the mid '30'. that
Paul Kulko begun hla dream.
Along In September, lU.'lll, the
Siitkos pupa, muininu and eight
girl, mid boy. croa.ed tbo con
tinent In the steel framework
of a humr-deslgned 40-foot boat.
It wna mounted on the chuaai.
of a Iruek, und wu. covered
with boards and canvu. uguln.t
wind mill weiither , and win
steered iilinig highway 10 by a
ship', wheel, und It lioro a bell
InsleiKl of un automobllo horn.
'Chicken Coop'
Arriving on I'ugel sound,
Kutko unloaded his dreum bout
ut Tneomu und begun completing
It for lila projected voyugn to
Cook Inlet, Aluaku. It wu. a
ramshackle, top-heuvy nffulr,
U feet from deck to keel und
with un eight-foot beam. Toco-
man. took one look at the
wlieelhoiiM) und tiuuicd Batko'a
bout "The Chicken Coop." It
wu. powered with a .Ix-cyllnder
automobile, engine more than 12
years old,
Seafarers a c o f f e d. Satko
Ignored them a. three yeur.'
work und the expenditure of
$2000 took final form on the
Taeoma tldoflut.. Ho christened
It "The Ark of Juneau" and an
nounced .ailing plana.
Then the .coffer, saw Satko
wu. serious. Well-meaning peo
ple haled him into court in
April, HMO. A Juvenile Judge
enjoined the voyage. Kutko
simply sulled the Ark north,
loaded hi. family aboard when
near Cunudlun water, and
cruised Up the Inside pussugu to
Juneau.
They lived aboard the Ark
until It was wrecked by a
storm. In Alusku, I'uul Satko
cleured virgin limber, shot
beura, picked berries, raised
vegetables, sent hi. children to
school, gut a little money aheud
and kept hi. aense of humor.
In Alaska, his family increased
by one a baby daughter they
christened North Sea Meridian
Satko In honor of the lund to
which they'd pointed the prow
of 'their "prairie schooner" at
Richmond. Va., In 1038.
Now 54, hi. dream at an
end, Paul Satko la "coming
outside."
WORK SHIRTS
Blues, Tans. Navy
$1.44 $3.37
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
Insect Pests
Ante, roacliei, bA bHM or mo.
t)tiltoe suoui.a trie ltmit Hm on
your rat or itnir lice on plnia nd
touitr Ml'IMCH wlU help you ;
HTMAril known for 7o yenre
rple ihMie pet eo protect your
luMtte nlenia anil peu title ey (
Hmm4f lifter ee Me mm mt ilraer.
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MOHOrKI MTNACA
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tor JO
Brewing Is an ancient craft witli processes
, Jcveloped tlirougliout tlie aes . . .
this reason, Olympia perfected, ly
tlirec cjenerations will always
hold pride of place.
Water"
welcome
4:30 every Jay.
BREWING COMPANY
CIO Maritime Men
To Outline Strike
POHTLAND, June 11 (!)
Tlin CIO Maritime unions will
outline their position In the
projected June 15 strike at a
public, meeting inursuuy riigui
In the civic auditorium, John A,
Sneddon, chulrmun of the Un
ions' locul unity committee, .aid
today.
He said Governor Bnell and
Mayor ltlley would be Invited to
speak.
i ho muyor siiki ne nan noi
been advised of the meeting,
Police Blame
Kid Prowlers
Two moro locul bu.lncs. es
tablishment, were entered by
prowler, last night, bringing to
fivo the totul of buildings bur-
?larliu-d in the past three nights,
'ollce believe Juvenile, are re
sponsible for the break-Ins,
Last night the Specialized
Service building. 1434 Main.
wu. entered and the only thing
reported missing this morning
wu. SO pennies from the cash
rea later.
A small hole wu. broken in
the glass of the front door and
the thief or thieve, reached In,
unlocked the door and went in.
A small rock and probably a
slingshot were u.ed to break the
glass.
Then lome time early this
morning the Klamath Medical
clinic building, 1439 Esplanade,
wus entered through the back
door, and nothing was reported
taken. The office was apparent
ly the only room In the building
entered.
In this brenk-in also a .mall
rock was usrd to smash the
glass of the rear door. Police
found the rock Inside the build
ing in the hall.
Over the weekend, Hicks'
Grocery service, Sixth Street
Auto wrecking company, and
Suinson Implement compuny
were similarly burglarized.
Over $000 In check, and curren
cy was taken from the grocery
service but the lout wa. negli
gible In the other places.
The slogan of a nation-wide
traffic safely campaign i. "Take
It Easy." Cur thieves please pay
no attention
CI (lancko lule
Dining and
Bor Open at 10:00 a. m. Daily.
No Meals Served Wednesdays.
Chicken Dinner Steak Dinner.
Wilbur Stiles at the Piano
Dee Gilbert, Drums
On Highway 39
Near Colif.-Ore. Stat Line
st MfMf If Mf f f
Clarence Shelato
Dane and Dine and
rewm
OF MILLIONS OF TEMPERATE PEOPLE
City Plans
Crack Down
On Permits
Aftor July 1 the city will en
force a strict ruling on the mat
ter' of application, for building,
electrical ana similar permits.
Discussing the subject of per
mit, and license., the city coun
cil Monday night decided that
since people have been ncgli-
Snnt about applying for permit,
cfore completing work it will
be necessary to clump down.
The penalty for doing work
without tiie proper permit or li
cense according to law is double
the amount of the Initial permit
fee.
Permit, are required for curb
and pavement cutting, building
and repairs, electrical work,
Klumblng, house moving, trash
urning, to hang sign, and to
hold parades . License, for mo.t
kinds of businesses are also re
ili.lred. Any time there i. doubt
regarding the need of a permit.
the police judge, office .Mould
be called.
William Canton appeared be
fore tlio council to requc.t that
parking be prohibited on the
lower side of N. 0th away from
the hill between Rose and Mt.
Phone 7013
CLOTHING CO.
Naw Location: 6th and Main
Former K. Sugarman Store
Dancing
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J. H. Brownfield
Hava a Good Time
1 father!
Undecided? kv
Give Dad A
f Beautiful 1
I GIFT I
I CERTIFICATE I
V From M
aar
dSleill
Whitney. Un pointed out the I
trumc nuzurd In mat ureu with
particular reference to the
danger of children running
from behind parked curs onto
the street.
The council agreed to have
no ban parking in the urea.
A request for a street light on
the corner in front of hi. house
at Mt. Whitney and Dili was re
ceived from Glen bowen. It
wa. referred to the traffic safe
ty commission,
... i
i ne council ouinorizeri me po-
lice ludtfO to OUrchllSf) from the i
Iteed Tractor and Equipment '
Hay Carrier
Easy Working . . ; 9.49
For holitiog hay, itraw, tc Into
bam. Pulley emgaget at any onlo.
Rotlt ooiily on track. Malleable
Iron from. Doubl wiveU
Steel Grapple Fork
FlexibleTines::3 12.95
High carbon spring steel tines ad
lust to weight of load being lifted.
Handles bated hay as well as short
or dry hay, etc..'
Mower Repair
Save money on mower parrs
guaranteed to fit and wear
you need to put your mower
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Poultry Fountain
3-gol. Capacity 1.98
Double wall construction; keeps water
cooler ki summer, warmer in winter.
Vacuum-type. Galvonixed steel.
Anti-roost top. Easy to keep clean.
133 So. 8th
Committee Favors
Reversion of USES
WASHINGTON, June 11 (P)
The house appropriation, com
mittee today recommended
turning buck the United States
employment service to state
control next October 1.
Thla is directly counter to
President Truman'i request for
number 77 Austin
r-.
grader
at SI Kofi Th tfrnrtar la
tlio inn nnw hpintf rontprl hv thi
city.
America's Most Complete
Steel Utility Box
Easy to Attach 21.95
Converts your Ford-Ferguson trac
tor into a tramp-Oft unit. Will safer
carry any load the tractor will lift
Roomy. Hot many form wet
Steel Harpoon Fork
30-ln. Tines ; 3.98
Good strong, serviceable horpoon
fork. Used for hoisting hoy, beans,
etc Made of forged steel Cross
braced stiff and rigid. .
Parts
Complete Selection
Carried In Stock
by using Farm Master parts. They're
as well as original. We have the parts
in perfect running order.
Pail-Type Fountain
Priced low 1.49
Durable galvanized steel. Handy
bail on pall for easy carrying.
Easily washed to keep clean and
unitary. Three gallon capacity.
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nr.Ai.D news. Kiamaik rails, Ore.
continuance of USES a. a feder
al agency at least until July 1,
1947.
The committee's recommenda
tion, .till subject to approval of
congress, was made in passing
KIRBY
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Salt an. Serf let
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BALED HAY
PICKUP LOADER
e ANGLE IRON FRAME WELDED and
BOLTED CONSTRUCTION
SAVES LABOR
PICKS UP BALES FROM GROUND TOO
EASY TO TURN IN FIELDS
MOUNTED ON NEW TIRES
e REPAIR PARTS CARRIED
3765
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EASY TERMS
David Bradley Front
Cultivator Attachment
ForFord-FergusonTractors '
You can easily cultivate more acres per day on your Ford
Ferguson tractor with the new David Bradley cultivator.
Full-vision front mounted attachment is easy to put on and
take off. Spring or stiff shank type with two pair of
adjustable shields. Strongly built for long service.
Garden Master Dust
EconomySize sin 69c as.
For healthier gardens, use dust to
kill and control insects, fungi. Won't
Injure plants, but kills Infestations
sjukkJy, surely.
32-Hole
Feeder
29c
low priced favor
Its with poultry
raisers, 2 pieces
galvanized Steele
Easy sliding top
Adjustable
Feeder
89c
For chicks. Mede
of heavy galvan
ised sheet eislat.
4vane rl pre
vents rooiHna.
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v tvssdat. j.s. li, ma, Fat. nm
along to the house for consider
ation a $31,131,403,128 ap
propriation bill for the labor de-
fiartmcnt and the federal aecur
ly agency during fiscal year be
ginning July 1,
Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin
CBIBOrODIST - FOOT SPKCIAMST
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Garden Master 1.39
Don't let weeds ruin your lawn.
Use Garden Master weed killer,
that's safe for lawns, leaves ne
poisonous residue.
Pressure
Sprayer
6.89
3M-aal capacity
with 5-ln. op.
typ. top. Easy te
fill, d.an or handle.
Portable
Continuous
Sprayer
1.59
!tg 3-qt. capacity
adapted for dairy
use. Swivel noxile
iprayi al all angles.
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