2835 Oregon War Deaths
Tabulated By U. S. Army
WASHINGTON, Juno 27 ll')
The army tmlny p lined thn
1 1 i in it price It pultl fur Win Id
War JI victory nl 31)11, U7U ilvud
ml niltnlntf.
Till tulnl ini'iinl u futullty
rUUt 01 tf lfll H r ITIII IIIIIIMIH llltl
mora tlian lu.uuu.uuu mm uiul
wiinirn who nw army ai'rvirn
during llio riinflirl.
Thn war iti-purtiiirnt n-lnui'd
I hi- fltfiirra In IU first consoll-
District Asks
Bids On Canal
Tlin bunrd of auprrvlaora,
Klmrmth UrulnuKc district, la
now adverllthiK for liltle lor thr
cuiiilriK'tlim ol tlm "Ni'w Nurlli
Cmml" runnluii from thr Khun
III nvrr buck lulu tlin Mldlnnd
arm to lie tiactl (or li fixation In
that suclluii.
Tlin propoand riiiiul, purl of
the exlonslve Mlillund Irrlitu
tion project, would lx nliiht
mlloa lonii and tlin pal limited
coat la uhoiit $lUU,U(ltl. A liund
aiiln tn mlso money (or thr Jul)
will bo hi'ld at thn uourd'a of.
lice In the Mollinse Uulldlna,
r July 27, and aeulrd propnanla
for bond purchaara are now
being received.
I) I da (or the coiialructlon
work will be received until
Auuuat 10. All bids must bo
coiiipunird by a bond or certi
fier1 check (or five per cent o(
the amount bid and the surrrsa
(ul bidder will lie required to
poat a performance and pay
ireiil bond of 00 per cent of the
contract price.
The board of auiervlaora, In
cluding Dick llemel, chairman;
C. A. Dunn and John Llakey,
reaervea th right to reject any
and all blda.
Morse Pledges
Self To GOP
WASHINGTON. Juno 27 ffl'i
Senator Mora (It-Ore.) alaled
today that tie will aupport the
republican candldalo for presi
dent In 1IM8.
"It la my poilllou that no pub
lic official can make an ethical
Justification of running aa a re
publican and then boiling hia
party because he may not find
nimaelf In (nil agreement with
tho nominee ot tlilj party,"
Morae aald. "I (eel that ilie
only way to itrei.glhrn the re
publican parly and (iglit (or Ihe
liberal principles In which I be
lieve Is lo do it within the re
publican jmrtv."
He expreased surprise nt (he
uggeation that If tie ahould not
completely agreo with the pn-al-dential
candidato choaen by the
republicans he would boll.
I Without apeclfylng who made
luch a aiiggeatlon he declared:
"Such a auggeallnn cannot be
reconciled with my conception
of political ethlra and loyalty
to Ihe liberal came. 1 am no
quitter."
Circulation Manager
Celebrates New Son
Cigars and candy went the
rounds today when Forrest Alter,
ssistniit circulation manager of
The Herald and News swapped
treats for congratulations over
the birth or a second son, Dale
Lee, born to Mra. Alter at Klam
ath Valley hospital at 1:49 a. m.
June 20. Both mother and aon
are doing nicely.
The Altera have another boy,
David Warren, 2. The new ar
rival Is named for two paternal
uncles.
Oregon 4-H Clubs
End Summer Class
COflVALUS. June 27 (JV)
Oregon' 4-H club members at
tending the mi mini summer
school wound up their 10-day
session today with Judging and
demonstration contests.
Yesterday the 1000 members
at the school heard stata forest
ry officials praise them for
their work In various forestry
projects.
). Many of those present were
members of the Green Guard,
forest protective group.
Vacationing Mr. and Mrs.
B. F. Hokuc of 1740 Mcnlo way
are expected to return to their
home this weekend after a two
weeks' trip, They have been
visiting at Lake Taboo and in
San Francisco.
Meetings
uaren C'trrUKtdrnn circle, First
Presbyterian church, Thumday, baaement
ol the church. 7::itl p. m. Cnnllal In
vitation is exlemlrd to all Interested.
Mrs. Utterbeln will review Ihe promlncl
Bllile character.
II ..Tl Ntlthliers The Royal Nelsh
bor ol America will meal Friday, B
p. m., KC hall and will acrve pntluck
dinner at fl :m for mrinheri and their
huilianda. Pinochle will be ptaved after
dinner.
CANVAS
DAMS
15-oi. whit canvas
Pre-war Quality
No Seams Except
Sowed Loops on Top
HOWIE
BROS.
2313 S. 6th Phone 4362
duted postwar casualty list which i
rovers the period from May 27. !
mil tne dale a national
emergency whs declared
through January 31, I IMIl,
The mil curries H07.D34 as
killed In action, tiled of other
causes or officially declared dead
after having been missing a year.
There urn an additional 1424
still listed aa missing, although
scant hope now reiunlns thut
they will be found alive.
Type of casualties by stales:
Iduho Killed In action 8(10;
died of wounds 111; died of In
juries 3; died tmm-beltln) 401);
missing 8; total 1410.
Oregon Killed In action 1.101;
died of wounds 212; died of In
juries 11; died (linn-buttle) (Iflfi;
finding of death under public
law 4110, 77th rongresa 207; miss
ing 14: total 2B.'I.V
Washington Killed in action
20114: died of wounds 2M2: died
of Injuries 15; died (nun-battle)
mil: finding of death under pub
lie law 4110, 77lh emigreaa 21)4;
missing 17; total 3041.
TerritoriesKilled hi action
94.1; died of wounds 811; died of
injuries i: riled (non-baltle) 823;
llnillng of death under public
law 400, 77th congress 27; miss
ing 31; total 1214.
Burglars Hit
Tat's Tavern
Tats tavern. 427 Main, was
burglarized some time between
10:20 a. in. and noon Wednes
day and about $93 taken from
the cash register and drawer.
The tavern opens at 2 o'clock
every afternoon.
Kntry to the building was
gained through an air vent In
the rear. Hoards covering the
vent had been kicked or pried
open, police said.
Money taken ncluded 14 $2
rolls of nickels, one $10 bill, a
$5 bill and $10 In silver. The
break-In was similar to several
which police have Investigated
In the past few weeks, but this
Is the first daylight entry re
lorted. Dairy
Mr. and Mra. Ray Roberts of
routo 2, Klamath Falls, enter
tained with a dinner party and
open house all day Sunday, June
0, where friends and relative!
called on Mrs. Robert's grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Schmoe of 3050 Homedale road,
In observance of the couple's
ftflth wedding anniversary, which
fell on Saturday, June 8.
Guestx Included Mr. and Mrs.
Hurry Kolb of Lakcvlew, Albert
llurgdorf and Eltlon, Fred
Schmoe and Robert, Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Adams and children,
Uukle and Sharon; Mr. and Mrs,
Sidney Hull, Mr. and Mrs. V. W.
Schmoe, Louise and Sandra;
Francis Roberts, Virgie Lee
Schmoe, and the host and host
ess, Mrs. Roy Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Drown Michael
of Freewuler, Ore., were recent
guests of Mrs. Michael's sister
and family, the George Lewis'
of Pino Flat. Brown la a former
old-time resident and formerly
owned the Uud I.ce place west
of Dairy. They vlsltedVith many
old friends and relatives of this
vicinity.
Olive Farley of Dairy is at
tending teachers' summer school
In Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Prough
are aguln in Portland where
Harlan Is receiving further med
ical treatment
On Vacation Kay Altman of
the alteration department of
Miller's department store is on
vacation this week.
To Yellowstone O. D. Mat
thews is leaving Sattirduy for a
week's vacation at Yellowstone
niitluniil park. Matthews is city
plumbing inspector.
A DOUCHE
POWDER
that's refreshingly
A Cleansing!'
mm
CKNTANK la a aklll
fully bUndrrt, tented
and non-lrrltntlna
MKPU'ATKD Daucli
Powdor for vaglnnl
clrnnlliifna. Ita aooth
I nit uuHlltlrtN are tt,l
lnf In tha enra of th
moat fltMloata tlnatiaa. I'nwarfully
doodorlalng! Haa a dall'MTuI,
plr-aalitfr frngranra. No mfdhrlnnl
Inn M'Onomicai: uniyaiewcome
it am1li-ailon. Ank your Drug! lt.
Soli at All Urui stoma
Bar
OH
in
164 E. Main Dial 7261
George Condrcy, Owner
Secretary
Mrs. Newton Nelson haa as
sumed the position ol aecratary
lor the Klamath Rodeo associa
tion. This marks the third year
In a row that Mrs. Nelson haa
acted In this capacity. She can
bo reached at rodeo headquar
ters at 424 South Sixth In th
old Lombard Motors building,
or by phoning 3589,
Hager
Lelloy Flnton went to Hose
burg a week iiiio last Saturday,
returning on Sunday.
The folks that went on an out-j
lug party from here two weeks
ago reported a good time, also
plenty of rain.
Martin Snyder has been visit
ing his father. Charles Snyder
of Klamnth Falls the past week.
Mrs. O. Rellly and family were
shoppers In Klamath Falls Mon
day. Mrs. Netu Mitchell is now em
ployed In Ihe afternoons at Wal
green drug store.
Mr. antl. Mrs. Joe Lelblng had
their bouse and barn painted a
few weeks ago and It sure Is a
Very good Improvement and the
white house and blue-grey barn
with the green trees and beauti
ful flowers makes it one of the
beauty spots along highway 30.
Mrs. Mitchell Is employed at
J. C. Penney company in the
mornings now.
Until Golden, who was checker
at the Mullory market, went to
Reno about two weeks ago, and
was married to Mr. Lanin. Con
gratulations to Mr, and Mrs.
Lanin. Mrs. Ruth Lanin has
lived in this community for sev
erul yours.
Mrs. Uundrant has recovered
the use of her fingers which wero
so badly cut a few weeks ago.
Murry Brltton, a former resi
dent here, cut his hand quite
badly Monday while doing some
butchering.
Poe Valley
The Wilbur Rcilings are
bringing their house addition
near completion.
A cattle branding bee was
held ut the Hex High ranch
Sunduy.
Mrs. Joe Nork and John re
turned from Ashland where
John is receiving treatment for
his eyes.
Ed Trulove and partner were
business callers here this week
I rum Klnmuth Falls.
Mrs. Hnllle Hiiincr as raising
tiuito a flock of turkeys this
year.
Efflc Benedict is working in
Klnmuth Falls this summer.
Emil Wells is doing some
land leveling on his place.
The Rex High family re
turned home from a recent trip
lo the coast. ,
Classified Ads Bring Results.
TRUCKS AND PICKUPS
FOR RENT
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STILES' BEACON SERVICE
Phone 6304 1201 East Main
53fe
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fu- nm-. m i n.
'etnas
ORGE'S
Cabinet
and
Fixit Shop
Hew and Used
, FURNITURE and
TOOLS
We Build or Repair
Anything Large
or Small
Flashes Of
Life
GETTING TO BE A HABIT
SANTA ANA, Calif., June 27
(II The Muxey family Is ar
riving In doubles.
On June 18, Eugene R. Max
ey's wife, Marion, gave birth
to a boy and a girl. Now the
babies have twin cousins boys
born this week at the same hos
pital to Uncle William Muxey
and his wife, Jcuocltc,
CAPITAL COOLER
DES MOINES, la., June 27
') Mid-morning coffee drink
ing ' by statehousc employes,
frowned on by their bosses,
saved Iowa Secretary of Agri
culture Hurry D. Linn and two
on sals
thursday
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PLATE BRUSH A?C
Scientifically designed .... mm
ORLIS NYLON 00c
A shape for every mouth ..
STERIDENT 17c
Specialfy for chifaVesj?
oilier men from a thorough
chilling yesterday.
They were accidentally lock
ed In a new cafeteria walk-In
cooler which they were Inspect
ing, but their shouts and kick
ing on the door attracted the
coffee drinkers, who released
them.
IT COULDN'T HAPPEN HERE
SPRINGFIELD, 111., June 27
fP) The family of Lt. Col.
Charles R. Bean Is getting ready
to jyiin him In Heidelberg, Ger
many, and will have no housing
problem.
Mrs. Grace Bean, who ex
pects to embark July 9 with the
couple's five children, said
there Is a 19-room house wait
ing for them In Germany.
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WATER
GLASSES D
,. WITH COUPON ,
319c
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BLUE JAY
CORN PADS
23c
i Treated with
"Nupercaine"
$2.25 PINE
BATH OIL
D'ftDtt 149
Fimidell I
I Richi sdicv!
ISVi ounces.
ATHLETE'S
FOOT HELP
00RK10F AO.
Tmtminl 906
Speedy 3 -way
combination
BRUSHES
Best Buys!
KRYSTAL-KOTE
Gary Cozad Leaves
Hospital In Baker
Gary Cozad, constable of Link
viile district who suffered seri
ous injuries while en route by
bus to the state Elks convention
at linker recently, has left St
Elizabeth's hospital in Baker and
is now at the home of a sister,
Mayme Cozad of Canyon City,
Ore.
Cozad's eyes are still black,
friends here have been advised,
he has 32 stitches in his scalp,
and Is suffering from possible
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With Little Worry
Rat, talk, laugh or inHti without
far of Inierur fa) tth dropping,
lipping or wabbllnf. TAHTZkTH hold.
plt firmer and mora comfortably,
Thla plcaxant powder hai no gummy,
gooey, patty Uata or fading. Doean't
cum naua. It'a alkaline non-acldi.
C hack a "plate odor" identura breath).
Get rABTEKTH at any drug itora.
50c
RIGHT
RESERVED
TO LIMIT
QUANTITIES
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PHOTO FINISHING . 1 DAY SERVICE
IIISAI p a nr.WS. Klamath rails, Ore.
rib fractures. He hopes to be'
able to return to Klamath Falls
this weekend if he feels able to
travel.
I
The laughing Jackass is a !
bird, not an animal.
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Washing Machine
PARTS and SERVICI
Largest Parts stock be
tween Portland and Ban
Francisco. We will ship
parts anywhertl
Most completely equipped
shop of Its type in South
ern Oregon
38 Years combined service
back of every Job.
We have a lame stock ei
wringer rolls, all makes.
MERIT
WASHING MACHINI
SERVICE
Phone 56U (11 So. Sth
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