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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1946)
9 1 111m Mm. Piri gusene .. Klamallt 'alla Hui'iamenlu ..... I'm Hand Ileno Nnii riani'lai-u . KrHlll Meillulit Hail MUlll . Hi . 7 uu mi OIIKIJON-. Mrallerert rlmlile lialey, ! IllKlll Nltll 'UlUIBllNy Willi ltl'lMlll( tUiuillMee wsil purtluii Tliurulay. NIlNhlly WJNnei eael iMtrtlim Imiltflil anil llMlilly 1'ixilrr Nlmitf cia.l Tlnlr.Hay. tlenlle vailalile whiil. nil i-iakl Imulll. lite .iiiHhwe.ierly Tliuretlay. NOKTIIKIIN ('M.lrUIINIA fleer III ilny ami Tliuretlay. I.lllie rtianse lit Irinpoi ullira Uelttle to Imitlerale Jlurtll We.l Willi! Oil illMI.I. Womin'i Council Tliu roKii lnr iiii'ftliiK ol tlm woiiii'ii's ciiiih ell ii( tin' flint Clirlsllini church will nui l ut Uu' iliuicli Tlnns iluy. bi'Ulnnlnu wllli u polluck luiii'lii'iiii lit Mucin. Tliu business iniM'lInu will bo ut 1 I). in., with the priiuruin fiillowinu. There will also lie limliilliiiliin oi in (leers. All members mill friends of tlic church lire umecl tn lit- tciul. Another box III bclnu iiimlc fur the riillimilnes. Anyone luiv- Inu elolhlnii tu viiiilrlhulo li Bnkccl tu brlnil It ut this lime Mu.,l li.. t.. UMMIi.tit.. who han upiTiili'd mi Anioi'liitvil Million ut Tuleliilic (or tha )iit 12 yeiirs, bun moved to Khiiiuith Kiills mill him tiikcii over the Texiieo utiillon nt 2:i(l(l S. (Ith. I'ht! family him purchased a home ut 1UIMI Whiid. Luncheon Mooting Soroptl mlMs will hold u rcutiliir luM'li ton meetimj Thurstluy ut 12:30 In the I'elii nn party room. The film, "Freedom 11 ml Kiunlne," will be shown iin mill of the piuurinn. All meiiibein lire re iine.itetl to utlcmt. Visitors Vblllni ut the Fred' II. Itnhliumii hinnc, llllll C'res-! cent, lire Mr. Kohltisnn's moth er, Mm, Itiiehel Neecc of Port land, mid her niece, Bur burn Neecc, of Stevenson, Wash. Visiting Doris Krueiter of Mlniieiipiilli, Mum., In visiting the J. II. Wryns of 2131 La verne for a week's stay. Timber Company Sold In Tillamook County OSWKCO, June 12 (!') The Count limine Timber cumpuny, which him one of the hirurM prlviitcly owned tructs In Tllln monk county, tins been aold to tho Wilson Hlver Longing com pany. T. P. Rlstelgen. president of the selling firm, announced todny. He mild price of the proper ly moro thun HO million feet of timber exceeded $100,000. Flood Isolates Town Of Prcscott PRESCOTT, Ore., June 12 JsMood waters of the Columbia river hove surrounded thin lower valley village and isolated the residents for several days. Honts are belnii uaed to tram port resident." to and from the nearby Columbia river highway. The sanitation of English bak eries wns specially regulated by law In 1R03. CAHD OF THANKS We wish to express our slu tero appreciation und (hunks to our many friends und members nf Hie Fugles lodge for their ocls of kindness and sympathy (luring our recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. J. li. Hammond and Julia Hammond. Safety Deposit Boxes If you hove been looking for that Safety Deposit Box ... it is now available at Tho First Federal Savings and Loan Asso ciation. Keep your Bonds, Insurance Policies, Dis charge Papers and other valuables saf from fire and theft, ills! jSi m$ 540 Main St. Preparing to Movt Ernest K0II111, representative of tha Western 11110 ussnt'lulloii In thin urea, I prelim Ink tu move tu Hiicrumviitii within tlio next week or two. Kolbo I111 been tiHimferrcil tu tliu C'ullfornhi city but will contlnuu tu work thiiiiiKh thin territory as forest viiKhieer for tha ussncliitlim. In Khimiith, ha bun miiilu hi" homu with Mr, unci Mm. Howard Uiiriihlsel on Conner venue. Returns Mr. in id Mrs. George Heed, 1125 Wulnul. und Mrs. A, W. Juckson. returned yeater duy from Portland where they uttendcel tho ltosti Festival. They ulsii visited relatives In filch field, Wiish., during tho trip Bptaker Dev. John Harring ton, director of religious cducii. tlnn lit Lewis und Clark college In Portlmid, will speak at the morning service Sunday, ut tint h 11 Ml Presbyterluu church, (I III und Pinu. Autoist Finds Tire Snatched II. C. Gilbert of route 2 hat reported to city police Unit a pure tire was stolen from tliu rear of his cur while It wus parked In tho downtown urea yesterday. The cur wos parked on S. Dili between Walnut und Klumath ut 2;;iU yesterday afternoon und when .Gilbert returned shortly uller 4 p. m., the tire wus gone. Harold H. Skinner, Sun Di ego, posted $S bull for a viola tion of the busie rule after he was arrested for driving 'Ml miles an hour In a zriimiu .one on Oregon. John A. Moore, riolmey cabins, was cited to appear in court for running u stop sign at Uphiim and Prospect und Fred Morelund, Klamath Kails, paid $3 for running a red light ut (1th und Klamath. As a result of the strict sur veillance now being made over tlic downtown purklng urens by a patrolman In a three-wheel motorcycle, 33 parking tickets, the majority of tliem for over, time purklng, were paid this morning. Three cars were towed into the station and tow churgea added to the parking fines. Six drunks, three disorderlies, one vugrant and one drunk and disorderly appeared In police court this morning. Commission Against Dam At The Dalles PORTLAND, June 12 IIP) Tile Oregon fish commission op poses the proposed Columbia river dam at The Dalles. The commission said at yes terday's meeting here that Bon neville dam hhs already roused great loss to fish life and that a higher dam at The Dalles would virtually eliminate the In dustry. FAST ACTION RELIEF TORMENTING GAS PAINS BURNING EXCESS ACID T.lln talileu Ill hrlnf rellnr faakr Hi ntnro el(rtlvly 131 contains no haklng nda i4i rm lanallvat 1A1 ant hanlt'lnrm Ing. Why loaa simp, lna fend enjoyment, Iom uork when handy 4c irlal aire will firnve Tetnln'a aafe, quick, affectlv r lot. Buy Tebtln at Adv. SC casti i ni snv nsrr.s TURIN'S ma IIKI (.1 ivrHnoiiYS iiiii'ii sToaa IVAIIIIOM.R IIHl'U to. STAR DRI'll I'll. Aa4 Leasing Drag Slorea Krorrwhort. J. sss simwil valise"- Phone 5195 20-30 Club Will Play Host Here On Juno 22 und 211 tha local 20 IIO club will be host to other clubs throughout the stuto when tha northwest district con vention will ba held hcru, The convention will be tho first 20 HI) club gathering of its kind since 1041. Hume .'10 dele gates from various parts of tha northwest lire expected, In addi tion tu a large number of club members who will come. Alan expected to be here arc the club's national officers. On Saturday, June 22, a din ner dunce for members und guests will be held ut the Wll lard hotel, und on Sunday morning n breukfust meeting Is slated. At the business session the local club's churter will he presented. Stewurt Putty, 20-110 club president, is a candidate for the office of district governor Flections und other business will be featured nt the meeting. General chairmun for the con vention is Hob Hull. The local 20-110 club during the war yeurs wus Inactive be cuuse moat of its members were in the armed forces, but was re activated about three months ugu. Among Its community projects recently have been sponsorship of the high school truck meet in April, the senior A,lr Scout troop recently organ ized by the locul Hoy Scout or giiulzullon, and the most recent venture, the city cleun-up cam paign. Other locul service clubs ure Joining in sponsorship of the Clean. up undertaking. July 4th Rodeo Definitely On Klumuth's rodeo has been definitely slated for July 4th through July 7th ut the fair grounds und preparations are under wuy to provide facilities for the show. Present plans rail for stock to bo furnished by Muc Burbour. Bnrbour Is on his wuy to Klnmoth from Union. Ore., where he staged a show lust weekend. At a meeting of the commit tee IhnI night some IS local men were named to serve on a cen tral committee to take charge of ticket sales, etc. More definite plans will be laid for the show when a con tract bus been agreed upon with Harbour for the stock, and when the locul committee's start work. Men named for the larger com mittee ut last night's meeting ore being contacted today to see If It will be possible for them to serve at that time. Will Not M..t The Shasta View grange home economics club will not meet Wednesday since Mrs. Edith Wiard has been culled out of town. If it's Hones, the value is stitched in to stay NANES TAILORED SHORTS are mads for a man's comfort. Extra car in all Hemes sewing saves many mending minutes. Men appreciate the generous tailoring with no skimping of cloth. You'll be delighted with their moderate prices. 4 THE HANES FIG-LEAF IRIEF prorldas g.ntl.. alhl.tlc sup part. ConTtnUntly placed fly. T.am It up with a highly ab sorbent Han.s Und.rshirt. THE HANES FIG-LEAF SUIT ' Is d.signad in en p!c to giro alhl.tlc support and walstlln comlorl. G.t Htl.d In your cor net trunk sli m.asured irom should.r through crotch and back again. P. H. Hanes Knit ting Co.. Winston-Salom. N. C. Todoy Is Circus Day Sit' " z Long before Klumath Falls residents hud enjoyed their toast und coffee this morning, the big Clyde Beutty Trulned Wild Ani mul circus, aboard Its own mile long truln of double-length steel rallroud curs, steamed into town coming from Alturas over the Southern F'uclfic line. The big show, here for a one day visit, is exhibiting at the South (ith und Division street grounds, ut 2:30 and 8 p. in., with doors opening at 1 and 7 o'clock. The hundreds of people with the circus as well us the ele phants, prize blooded horses, and the congress of rare animals In the show's menagerie were greeted by youngsters of all ages at the railroad sidings this morning. No sooner had the gay string "HAKE IT A MILLIOH!" GO TO COLLEGE. TRADE OR BUSINESS SCHOOL FREE! Altar a 3yar nllslmvtit In th nw Regular Army you may kav up to 48 months ol dura tion in th buatnoit or trad school or colUgo of your choic. lor which you aro qualitUd, with tuition and living allowance paid-if you onliat balor Octo ber 6. 1946. Ovr throo-quartors ol a million havo oind up alroady. MAKE IT A MILLION! Gt all tho iacts at your nearoat Army Camp or Post, or U. S. Army Recruiting Station. -the National in Klamath Falls of sleepers, stock and flat cars been spotted at the street cross ing for unloading, than the haul to the circus grounds began Teams of harnessed elephants as well as tractors immediately started towing cages and bag gage wagons along the ramps and Into the clear, and before the last railroad car was emp tied of its fascinating freight, canvas crews were erecting a magic city of gleaming white tents at the show grounds. Featuring the world - famous Clyde Beutly who shakes dice with death twice daily in batt ling 40 ferocious, savage, blood thirsty lions and tigers in the big steel cage, the 1046 per formance is ultra modern, yet "circusy" to the core. Sharing honors with her famous husband, Mrs. Harriett POST OFFICE BUILDING Klamath Falls. Ort. Bye, bye, Sewing basket Under uear Beutty presents another wild animal act of her own concep tion in which a ferocious Royal Bcugul tiger is mude to ride atop a giunt Asiatic elephant and later Jump through a blaz ing hoop. Adhering to every big too tradition, Clyde Beatty and his stuff have skillfully blended an avulanche of circusdom s fore most features into a refreshingly new sequence of up-to-the-minute entertainment, highlight ed by exciting music, frolicsome merriment, and flamboyant coloring. An Impressive array of top flight attractions make up the gigantic 1148 program In which scores upon scores of world renowned circus stars partici pate. hromincnt among tne multi tude of allurements in the arena and in the air are the Flying Concellos whose breath-taking exploits on the flying trapeze have been the toast of two con tinents; the Sensational De Waynes, whirlwind acrobats, for merly featured by Rudy Vallee in his U. S. Coast Guard revue; Don Francisco, unrivaled and amazingly versatile genius of the slackwire: and the Great Olveras, high perch artists of exceptional daring. Additional thrills are provided by the Scigrist, Escalante, and Slectcr troupes of aerial mar vels; Jack Joyce, America's foremost master of equitation, and his superb troupes of high school and liberty horses; Senor Phil Escalante, Latin American daredevil of the silver strand; a fantastically beautiful new all-girl Cloud Ballet exemplify ing grace and precision at lofty heights; Morales' educated ca nines and military ponies; tons of peerless performing elephants In new routines and maneuvers; and a host of other circus cham pions together with Kenneth Waite's convulsing convention of clowns. Plan now or our July 4th BUCKAROO DAYS Large Shipment OLSEIN-STELZER ft NOCONA COWBOY BOOTS ALL SIZES FOR WOMEN AND MEN Some are beautiful red kid and calf boots. Also green, brown and black, fancy top dress and serviceweight styles. $16.50 10 $42.50 733 Main For better driving under AU CONDITIONS . . . 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Swigart To Hold Sale Latest to offer his services to the Red Cross auction sale, slated for July 14, is Col. Swi gart, local auctioneer, who has offered to conduct the sale and hus contributed a Jersey heifer calf to be auctioned. Merchandise orders from lo cal retail stores continue to come in for the sale. A donation has also been re ceived from John H. Pearce, 725 Owens, who has added to the list of articles to be sold, a hot water tank, heating stove, and a window. People throughout the county are urged to contact Frank riurd, at telephone 7802, or CMto Smith, chairman of the local Red Cross, if they have something to donate to the sale, all proceeds of which will go to the Red Cross. Articles of DR. M. C. CASSEL Chiropractic Physician 233 SO. 11th ST. PHONE 5609 TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trips Move Yourself Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phoaii 8304 1201 East Main ansa A SICKS' SICKS' BREWING COMPANY SALEM, OREGON a Chance Drive Safely WSUNtlOAr, Jaaa IS, Ilia, Pega Net small or larffa vulnn wilt Ka u,L corned. The Klamath Ice and Sloraga company has volunteered . ta furnish a truck to pick up dona tions. Arrangements to pick up the articles may also be made through contacting Frank Hurd 01 Otto Smith. The place of the sale will b announced later. Criminals on their way to b hanged In early England wer presented with a glass of alt along the way. Fishermen ATTENTION! 7 at7 TWr. Vi BOAT SEATS Collapsible Loafar Seat $3.00 Metal' With Cork Saat $4.50 With Swivel $6.50 k Lincoln Swivel Seat $20.80 The Gun Store 714 Main -sWWtfrWtfsfrftt QUALITY PRODUCT H
