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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1946)
1 Contest Opens For Law Gratis K. H. Thmiiiaon, inunuiiar n( the United SIciiiK Niillmiut. bunk, and Mitchell Tlllotaon, iiimiuKnr u( Hi First Nnllcinul hunk an noniH'i'il tixluy slulcwlclo $1, (1(10 will (liuftlnu contest for 1U48 kiikIuiiIps or ()'kn Inw achoola mill nil attorney pruc llcliiii In Uri'iinii whii with Hruil uuloiT from schools In or outnlclo lhi state from 1040 through 1U4S. Muk Inn llic ttiiiiminceniriit for tlit Tnml Companies' Asaorlu linn of Uri'Uiin, tit wlilvli both hunks are nifiiibr-ra, Thuinpann mild the contest would lie open from July 1 to October 1.1, 1IM0, Find l.rlio will lie $Slu. Sec oikI iilui-a will net HOD. third $;illO, lourth 12110 mid fifth 1 00. All will be caul) awarua. Ui'una of the three Inw achnoli in Ori'iion will iiuine commit tea of luduca for the conleel, C cordlnu to Kk'hurd A. Welch. iiieaKli-iil of tlif association. The drum lire Orlundo John llnllla. Univi-rnlty of Ori-Kon, KiiKcne; Huy 1.. bniltli, Wlllam rlii. university. Kiilrm, and Jnmea W. Crawford, Northwest ern Collrun o( l.uw, I'orllnnd. Two icrtuipM of law Krariuutes are vllullili' for the contrat, it win pointed out to Thompson liv M. 11. Kr. I'ortlnnd. will (Iriiftlnx contrat chalrinun for the iissocliillnn. One inchidra nil 1114)1 Kruilunti'H of University of Uri'Uon, Wllluinctte and North wealcrn luw achoola rriiardloaa of whether they hnvo iK-rn ad mittrd to the Orrilon atute bar. The (illuT liK'ludra all attornrya now priictlclnH In the atnle who were gradiiutrd from 1040 to I IMS, ' both Inclusive, from aphonia either In Orrilon or out of atute. Thoae pliinnlnit to enter the content nuiat file an application, Thompaon anld, with Kri whose addrraa la Truat ConipHiilea' As aoi'lnllon of Orruon, 323 S. W. 4th ave., Portland 4. Viillora Dr. and Mra. Mnraton Hunt and four aniull (luuKhtt-rs, Emma Clulre, Barbara Ann, Mur tha and Murcla, all of lioui, Ala., and Mra, E. T. McHmyor, also of Boaz, and Mra, Hoburt Hunt of Wuynravlllii, Ohio, huvo been visiting In Klumuth Falls at the homea of Dr. Hunt'i unclea, Dr. and Mra. Warren C. Hunt of Pacific Terrace and Dr. and Mra. J. Calvin Hunt of I'lne atreel. Dr. Hunt haa been attend Inu the American Medical aaaoclullon meeting In Hun Francisco. While here the guests were entertained at Crater lake and they alao at tended the rodeo. The llunla and their dauuhlera and Mra. Mc lirayor left by train by way of Sen Francisco and Chlcugo to return to their homea Monday nlllht. Mra. Hubert Hunt, mother of Dr. Mnraton Hunt, will re main here for a ahort vlait. To Eugene Marcelyn Wig glna, daughter of Mr, and Mra. A. G. Wigglna, B20 Eldorado, haa returned to Eugene after apending July 4 In Klamath Kalla. Marcelyn la attending the aummrr araalon of the Unlver ally of Oregon at Eugene. Heara From bon Mra. Annra Goodwin, VIS Jefferaon, re colved a long dlatance telephone cull from her aon, Morgun t Drown. COM, In Aduk, Aluaka Drown haa been atatloned for two inontha In Aluaka. Graduated Graduating from the arhool for government of occupied arrua at Carllale Bur rucka. Pa., I dipt. Jack P. Na pier, CAC. 6:12 N. 3rd St., of thla city. Nupirr graduntrd along with one of the Inrgeat alimle rlnura ever to attend a mili tary government achonl. vitaTstatistics M AHT1f Horn at HllUlfU htapllal. Klttm..!. rH. Or. July S. IM. to Mr. nil Mr. CrntMl Martin. rmiU S bo , etiy, boy. WlxhU 1 pound It uunrt Kl.AR-f.rH-n it HIMtlrJ hospital. KUitwlh rIU Or . July . IftM, la Mr. ant Mr torwrd KUr, Titlk. C..f., girl Wvighi: pound ounr STAHK- Ilnrn ml ItllUid hospital. Xlimiih rail. Or , July I. IW. to Mr. ltd Mr rdmortd Atari.. IflU DlvUloo, m hny Waignt: Y pound $ nunr rilm- Horn at inium hopiui, Ktamaih rIU, Or , July I. ISM, to Mr nd Mr Mnlwri Ptiu. Malln, Or,, a girl. WiaM; f pound M ounce.. FUNERAL IDHAMD JAC'CIR I.KINI.N(ir runrail Mi-vlc for Xhm Ul Edward J rub llrilngvr, wrto )i)Md away in IHlai ollv mi Uiit.4 lot. 1 itau m h hld tn l)t chap) o( Ward Klm- in r unarm nrnna, hu lllgn. , dci Tlur day, July 11. iPifl. il 1 o m rt(h nv. David r. Ilarnvll at thm tint I'rwbriar- ian rnurrn urnriatinf conriudlng rv Irp and Iniarmant will follow at In family plol in Llnhvlll emlary. rriand at rptfuUy invll4 to at-land. Courthouse Records Mirrl.f l.lftnMt ny.NaoN.i.Airik!Niu-Mi.Aiirii ,.. Iy lltum. 3.1. phnioarphr. Ntlv nl Wl.ron.ln HMld.nl of Klamalh Fall. Or WllUhll liiilnwhUtr, 30. orrir .nk.r n.iiv. ol wwoiuin. ItMliKnl Of Kl.,,i.lh r.ll.. Or HAirir.i.t) AN(iij:Mvm, -o.og. o.. cr II. III. Id. 33. U. irmr. N.llv. of ,nams. K..i,irni Of Klsmnlh rll.. Or rinrnr Irvri Anfimyr. 311. clrk. N.llv or Oklahoma. Ittidnl ol Klam. Ill rIU, Or t tiruiaia rn.a rvlvn J. Marah v. Il.rlram Manh. aim for dlvorr Chan, rrual and In human Irvalment C'oupla marrlad Marrh a. IU40, al Hpraiu lllvvr. Or , I'lalnllfr ka rvalorallon of maldan nam of fv.lyn Ju.i.n. J. c. ON.lll, allumay for piainurr llarraaa Urania Wanda Juna Crofl vi. Walltr Pallirk Croll. vl)oinlnio J. Vaa va. Dorolh Iran ' J. .lira Caarl Burk Charln Uhorl, ovarloadlna trail er ln n. rrl III. ma Thorp, avarloadlna truck, rln III. flj.ll Ijv.rn. Altord. avarloadlna truck and Irallar. rin M. Harry Ahrahm tlawll, no opr alor a llrn. Tin as an. lan aillnrk, drunk on publta hl.h ay. I'ln llu. . ml llyron McCain, drunk on pubiu hlahway. rin llu. waAn'r"n aio"' ,ln,, on faehe hlah fnnn' o'wiihl Connar, drunk on puhllc hlahway. rin lid. I'acll William MrC'nrly, drunk In a pulillo nlar. rln 10. Max liarl MrC.rly, drunk In a public pine, rina 110. , " uJ'l" Httn' Parhoeo, drunk on pub lic hlahway. rinn llu. Frederick Harmon llolmaa, drunk on a pulillr hlahway. flna nil. Vacation JuAnn Uendln, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Mar tin Uendln la auendlng a two- week vacation with friend In Eugene. LEGAL NOTICES ,-.M,T,,E TO faeiHToaa Not ce is lirnriiY cnvr.N thai lha ttndcralgncd haa lMn appolntrd cxcculor of in r.t.i ol P c CAIIl.RON. d cca.rd. and haa quallflad and all paraoni havlni a claim aaalnal laid anal ar Sin r,m'lr"1 prewnt lha aama ... Pr"H" voucher to m at tha o flc of 1,. Oll l'll SISKMOnK, 313 ! ""'"'-"r" nida . Klamalh TalU Or. 5. Z"',' '" m""' "m " DATKU Ihla J.Hh day of Junt. Ima. .. .. OXCAIt SIIIVC. J. 3.1; Jly. J .-wNo. alp. Friendly Helpfulness To Every Cretd and Puna Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons 925 High Phone 3334 Ants Roaches Hara'a a quick ArB ndnrlaaa wnr to help you keep your homo tr,".I.r'!'.n. leata alnuily aprln- klo III IA II noroHa Iholr iralla and In criii'ka nnd oruvlooa, IIIIIIAI'II for over 7 yanra la eno of tho boat protcntora niralnat naaty Itiacnt pcl. Hiifn, ndorlnaa. In llnndy Hlflrr Cam an up nf llmar, Uroccry, p,d "lore, and l"t akopa. Btlnaarettt The monthly card party of the Slliigrrctte club will be held Thuraduy, July 11, at Z p. m. In the KC hall. Two Tenants Foe Eviction (Continued Trom Page One) lion to repair the property. 1 alao have a building permit la aurd from the city to thla cf feci." Mra. McHeth aaid. Doth the Peck and Bridge fa ml I lea aaid they had alwuya paid their rent promptly. The Hecka, who have a four-year-old aon, have occupied a three room cabin on the rear of the property and they have paid $:0 per month rent to Bridge who now puya $4!). During the life of OPA, Mra. McHeth advised, the cabin waa rented for $40 and the Bridge home for SIIS, giving Bridge hla rent free with $5 over. Under proteat to the OPA, Mra. Mi-Beth anld the five-room houae waa lipped to $43, and the cabin reduced to $30. Mra. Mclietli'a agent todny denied that he had told Mra Me Beth to insert the $B and $12 dally rental In her eviction or der, but thla waa done by her attorney. Mra. McHeth aaid ahe had tried "very hard" to find qnnrtera for the Peck family as ahe did not wiah to evict them before they had a place to go. She aaid her den I lima with the Pecka had been aatiafactory. but last night, when ahe attempted to talk the matter over with Bridge, he refused to discus it with her. "This la a free America and I bought this property 30 I would have something to retire on," Mra. McBcth (aid. "I don't expect them to pay that kind of rent but I want the house va cant so I ran Improve it." It is understood that Mrs. Mc Beth originally paid $4:175 for the property. The three-room cabin occupied by the Peck family has no bathing facilities, the renters said. Mrs.Morande Dies At Home Mrs. William Morande, 44. well known L'hlloiiiln matron und resident of that city for the puat 20 years, died at her home lit 10:37 p. m. Monduy follow ing a lengthy Illness. Mra. Mor undn Buffered a stroke Bunduy from which she fulled to recov er, Fern Kulherliie Morande waa born Kcbruury S, IU02, In Lou denvlllc. O. Since coming to Chlloipiln aha hud been active In civic and soclul affairs and was a past matron of Cascade Crest chupter, Order of the Eoat ern Stur. She woa a member of the Mnthcidlat church. In Bdtll tlon tn her hiishund, who Is fore man of the Chilociuin Lumber rnmpuny box ructory, Mrs. Mor ande Is survived by a son, Wayne ft. Hull of Portland, and a ate p-duiighter, Violet Morande of thla city, and a atep son. Wil liam Moruiiite Jr., of Chlloqtiln. Her mother, Mra. Mary Phillips of thla city, a twin alater and three brothers alao survive. Kinal riles will be announced by Waid'a. Steak Thief Gets 90 Days (Continued From Pugc One) black olives, alx cans of crub meat, two jura of coffee, a can of milk, five 10-pound aiicka of augur und one 5 pound sack of sugur from Kmll's Food store on Oregon avenue, viilue to $12.20. She also pleaded guilty to tuklng five 10-pound sucks of sugar from Plggly Wlggly, 7th und Pluc, valued at $:i.(15. On each of the three charges Mra. McNeil was given 30 days in the county jail. When police arrested Mrs. Mc Neil they also found a quantity of morphine on her person. It Is believed thut the couple had worked the grocery stores hero Friday and Saturday, visit ing self-help groceries. Mrs. McNeil would slip a aack of augur or other item beneath her capacioua skirt, clump it with her knees and waddle out. When arrested they gave their home address as Kinzua, Ore., and aaid that they were Just passing through Klamath Falls. A Cappalla Chorua Records for the a cappellu chorus of Klamath Union high school which were recorded in Eugene at the contest can now be ob tained by calling at Supt. Ar nold Gralapp's office, room 200, high school. Crash Kills Brother Of Klamath Woman Lawrence Petit, brother of Mra. II. M. Munaell of 211 Lin coln, wua killed July 4 when his motorcycle crushed neur Kphra- tu, Wash. Mr. and Mra. Munaell left immedlutvly for Milker where Petit hud lived before his death, Petit was born April 14, 1020, at Summit, Ore., and worked aa un auto triechunic in Bukei, He In survived by his mother, Mra. Mlinu Petit of Baker; a brother, Merlon Petit of Iluker; four sis ters, Mra. Clarence Clyde Stew art of Portland, Mra. Paul Bah ler of Pondoaa, Mra. Ace Hiutt of Woodburn, and Mrs. Mun aell. Jury To Get Gartin Case The all-mule circuit court Jury waa alutcd to get for de liberation the trial of 26-year- old Harold Hlchurd Gartin, in dicted for rape involving a young Umatilla Indian girl, early thla afternoon. Gartin's short defense aeaaion ended thia morning and his at torneya, U. S. Bulentine and E. E. Drlacoll had finished their closing argumenta before the Jury at noon. Testifying for himself today, Gartin said that the girl had come from Chemawa, where ahe is a student at the Indian school, with him and Bob Far ris early In April, but said that ahe told them ahe was going to California. He admitted he had given her money for a room, but denied that he had been In timate with her. On April 21, Easter Sunday, the duy the 13-year-old told the Jury thut he had vlaitcd her in her room at a Klamath avenue rooming house, Gartin said that he had spent the day in Chilo quin and waa not in Klamath Fulls at all. His wife, Virginia, alao testified that he had been in Chiloquin that day. The attractive girl, an eighth grade atudent at Chemawa and rcaldent of Pendleton, aaid yes terday that Gartin hud given her the money to rent the room, $1 a day, and that he had visit ed her on several occasions. DeMolay Plans Honor Degrees The Chevalier degree, a public Investiture, will be conferred at 8:13 p. m, Wednesday, at the Musonlc temple, by the DeMolay organization, Harold O. Palmer, advisor, announced Tuesday, Chevalier Is an honorary degree for outstanding or meritorioua service In DeMolay, preaented upon recommendation of the grand council In Kansas city, Mo. James Richard Howard, Don ald Louis Robin, William Har lan Wilson and Robert Eon Mc Lean will receive the degree to be presented by Charles Bonney, Dick Blohm, Al Cheyne, Bill Milne, Bob Rocholt and Palmer. The last degree ceremony waa held before the war. at which time Bonney, Blohm and Cheyne received it. McLean, on duty with the navy, will not be present to re ceive the degree, and will attend the ceremony at a later date. Wilson Is on leave, and is due back at Lowry field, Colo., shortly. All of the candidates for the degree have been past master councillors of the Klam ath chapter of the DeMolay or ganization, and two have been student body presidents of Klam ath Union high school. Kedron Circle Kedron circle of the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Augusta Parker, Marion apartments, Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. W. F. Bcthune will review the life of Rahab. Vacation Elsie Hecht. Mar ion apartments, is leaving July 21 for a month's vacation in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Minn., and La Crosse, Wis. She will visit relatives. Bradbury Inquest Set For Tomorrow An inquest into the death of Norman R. Bradbury, 59, Great Northern engineer killed early Monday morning on Highway 07, will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m., at Wurd'a Klamath Fu neral home, It was announced today. There will be an autopsy con ducted tonight, Tuesday, at Ward's. Bradbury was killed in stantly when James Garland Melvin Jr., of Berkeley, Culif.. said he stepped in the path of nis car about one quarter of a mile north of the Klamath river bridge. Crater Canton Crater No. 7 will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. HKBAI.D a NSWS, Klalk falll, Or. Redin Denies Red Penalties SEATTLE, July 9 (JP) Lieut. Nicolui G. Hedin, Russian naval officer on trial on espionage and conspiracy charges, uemeu today musiera of Russian ships putting into Seattle during the war were lorbidden to talk to American naval officers under threat of the death penalty. inula not true, he replied when asked by Chief Assistant U. S. Attorney Allan Pomeroy if Russian ship captains faced the extreme penalty if they talk ed with United States officers. He said the death penalty would probably have been lu flicted by the Jnpanese if they had captured Russian master who had taken their ships Into American waters. Pomeroy, cross-examining lit 30-year-old lieutenant, took Red. in step by step back over his tes timony of yesterday In which he accused the federal bureau of in vestigation of personal indignities. Trip Mrs. Bud Petersteiner, 323 S. Sth, and Beverly Zam sky of N. 9th, spent Sunday in Eugene. Meetings For Commercial Itefrlgeration SALES and SERVICE I 8a Karl Urquhart Refrigeration Equipment Co. ; (11 Klamath Phone 645k RUT Aaslllarr Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainman will mt Thuriday. KC hall. OKIccra and member ol th drill team meet lor prac tice 6 :10 p. m. and resular meetlna. S p. m. The charter will b draped for Paat Grand President Clara W. Bradley and all offlrera wear formal. rrlcodRhly (Jlab Meet for potluek picnic with Alma Cofer. 1017 Hlah. Wed nesday at 1 p. m. Hrina table aervlc. MrtnadUt Clrrlr Meet Thursday a follows: Nuth, Esther and Mary circles wiu noid a poiiura picnic at tn nome of Mr. C. H. Jelly on Homedale road at 12 noon. Member ahould take their own table service, and ahould call their respective chairmen to arrange for transportation. Martha circle metis with Mrs. U J. Brink of 2241 Orchard for deaaert at l:M p. m Mr. C. A. Baker th co-hostess. aoclsl Club Rebekah social club meele In th lOOr hall Wednesday at 1 p. m. for potluek luncheon. Harriet Kstea and Berneice McCracken the host esses. There will be election of officers at the business meeUng following luncheon. Thla It All I Taw Wor riTMiiir Sa KmlsSsaes) "TOM TMUatt Senary Say THI COMPLETE INSTRUMENT Trans Iwr eaad BMS Walgka ONIV OUNCISI to liahll You don't know you're wearing a bearing Instrument! S, awwarfull The tiny "Tom Thumb" bettry-ths barely rovers tn end of your thumb generate hearing power that will a max you! 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