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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1946)
Ipfiinn RiKv On Last Day Of Meeting I'OHTLAND, July 17 (J1) Tim Aniitrlcuii I.i'UKin iluta con voiitlun worked liiiuuuli long lit of resolution today Hud v. behind clirilulu III the flnul day ul Its session. It aiirnrtid that election of officer and selection u( next your' convention itu would not hit dt'clilcd until lutu afternoon. The business iiu-cIIuks orlulnal ly hud been scheduled (or noon lullnuriiiiiuul, lliirrliiu hint minute Mparts, litiwi'Vrr, Krcd A. Lothrup, 1'ort lunil, wax expected to move up Iruui vlL't'i'oininundifr to the ( 'imiiuuiidi'r' position and Mr, l.i'on M, llniwn, Kiilcm, to Ilia auxiliary presidency. The convention rolulncd In It own liunds the power to errata or tiller dialticta uud alilfta poata Iroiu oiiu district to unotlicr. It ili'feliled inovo to Klvo the or niter district mid shift poata iiutlinrlly to the executive com mittee, Resolutions Passed AnioMU resolutions passed were three di-ullnu with the prras and radio; protest aiialnst ' lut'iillfylnu perauua churned with offenses veteran or as mem ber o( the armed forces, a rec omuiriidullon thut poata aeek more puhlleity (or their aclivl tira, uud a romniendatlon to radio atutliina (or broadcaatlng Legion prngruiua. The convention late ycaterday approved division o( the Uregoir department Into three areaa mid lieurd Mil, Cien. I'nul W. Ken dull, coininundliiK ucnrriil of oil Lewis, prnlso the Lculcm'a MiiikI (or strong national da (eniie. The Legion auxiliary yester duy elected a dlalrlct prcsl deula: Mn, Mitchell C Thome, Srnalde; Mra. Stanley Krueger, Salem; Mr. Violet Laraen, of Siirlugdeld; Miaa Dora Sexton, The Dulli-s; Mra Muye Zlmmrr mini. Athena: Mra, C. P. Jlol hrook, Ilaker; Mra. Cecilia Oll verlo Portland; Mra. William Kehrll, Portland. The Kollelt trophy for the outstanding past In the atale went to Hollywood pout, Port land, Second whs Donncyvllle and third, Corbett. On The Beat v-. " Vv I. D, "Ike" Humir haa been bailiff of tha local circuit court lor tb pait three years, being appointed by Judge David H Vsndenberg, and waa a leader In the Judge'! campaign (or re lection during the May ol Ing. He la a native of Heatings. Neb., and came to the north west In 1901. Before taking his court lob, Rumer followed the barbering trade tor 42 years, In Montana. Washington, Idaho and Oregon, and last operated a shop at SOB Main. Klamath Merchants Called To Meeting N. E. Long, president of the Klamath Merchants association, has called a meeting of the group for tomorrow morning at 10:30 in me chamber or commerce rooms and asks that all member! attend. Long did not reveal any of the problems to be discussed by the businessmen tomorrow, but Indicated that the meeting was very Important. Four Dead In Fire In California Hotel AUBUTtN, Calif., July 17 lP) Four person! died today as fire swept through the Miner club, a two-story frame building with hotel rooms on the second floor. Several other roomers were able to escape from their rooms. Tho Mlncri club, an old struc ture in this colorful gold mining country, hos rooms on the second floor and a bar and restaurant on the street level. Man's Leg Broken In Lumber Accident Hoy E. Clark. 23. 024 Jeffer son. employed for the post seV' era! months as lumber handler for Dig lliisln Lumber compiiny suffered a fracture of the left leg above the ankle lute Tuesday nftrrnoon while working In the yards. Clark was working on a pile of 2x12 boards when the pile fell, one of the hoards striking his leg. He was admitted to Hillside hos pital at 4 p. in. Pay Raise Accepted By Bakery Engineers PORTLAND. July 17 Ilakrry engineers last night ac cepted an employer offer of $1.43 an hour. I hey had asked Sl.oU Earlier bukery drivers accept ed a $10 weekly pay boost to $110. conditional on engineers and bakers reaching satisfactory agreements. The bakers' repre sentatives will meet with em ployers on Saturday. If you ever needed to Insure J'our car It's nowl Hans Nor and. 12 N. 6th St. Growers Seek Army Housing TULELAKE. July 17 Ches ter Main, president of Tulelaks Uruweis, aula toduy that operat ors In tins area expect to ooiuui lrom the 0. b. bureau of recla mation the army buildings at Camp Tulclake for transient housing during the tall harvest. Thus far, Main sum, no uuti nlto word as to uae of the build ings has been received from Vvuahington but pressure la be ing brought to beur on Califor nia aenuu.-r: and representative! uud the. burcuu ol reclamation to get an ourly answer. At the present tuno, Main advised, the outluoK is luvoruble. A lew ol the buildings are now being used for housing Muxicun labor, weeding potato and onion fields, buildings con sidered tor use this lull lor tran sient lubor, Includes the bar rucks, officer' quarter, mesa bulla, the theatre and officers' club. These buildings will be left at their present location and could accommodute between UOU and 1000 persons. Muin said If the setup Is ap proved, It will be the best the growers have had from the hous ing standpoint. It I planned to Install a camp manager who will work under Clifford Wood, uctlve manager of Tulclake Growers. Canning and quick freeze out fits aro also being contacted by tho growers in an effort to bring plant Into the Tulclake area to handle vegetable crops now un der cultivation. This will take cure of such crops a beets, peas and spinach. Inasmuch as Tulc lake Is too far from market cen ters for competition in market sules, the freezing and canning plants could handle consider able of the output. Six compan ies have been contacted and three have replied, seeking addi tional Information, Main said. Potluck Luncheon The home making committee of the Women of the Moose will hold a potluck luncheon In the Moose hall Fri day at 12:30, to be followed by a friendship meeting at 2 p. m. Classified Ads Bring Results. z Arrive Hera Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Getz Jr., who were married here June 1, have re turned to Klamath falls for an Indefinite stay and they are now at the homo of his parents, Mr. and Mra. 11. E. Getz of 511 Pa cific Ten-ucc. following their wedding, tho young couule vis- I Itcd in Oregon and then returned to Dallas, lex., their former home. They also visited her pur ents, Mr. and Mn. Charles Kads of Stephensvllle, Tex., making the trip by motor. ter Kristlne arrived from Bakers field Monday fur a short stay at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Thomas of 2105 Want land. They left Tuesday (or Idaho Kails where he will be stationed permanently. He it employed by the Easwest Pro duce compiiny. From Eugene Mr. Anna Woolver returned from Eugene Sunday whero he has been staying for the past three weeks. Her mother, Mrs. Frank Owen, underwent major surgery re cently at the Eugene Sacred Heart hospital. Mn. Owen Is now at her home on Midland road. In Hospital Martle Hae Red mond, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Redmond of Lukeview, hud her tonsils re moved at Hillside hospital Wed nesday morning. Patient Mrs. Ray Moresco, whose husband operates the Tule lake hotel and cafe, had major surgery at Hillside hospital today. HraM.P a NEWS, Hl.malk Falli, Oit. WEDNKaDAT, J.lr IT, ISIS, Vat TktM Farris Rape Case Dropped The case against Bob Farris, indicted for rape involving a 13 year old Indian girl, was dis missed yesterday at the request of the district attorney's office. Farris was to have been placed on trial Thursday morn ing In circuit court. The cas was substantially the same ai the one In which Harold Rich ard Cartln was found not guilty by a Jury last week, The same girl was involved. Dismissal of that case finishes the court's criminal docket for this session. Of the four open true bills returned by the last grand jury, three not guilty verdicts have been returned up on trial in circuit court. Washing Machine PARTS and SERVICE Largtst Parts stock be tween Portland and San Frsnclsco. Wa will ship parts anywhtrel Most completely equipped shop of its type In South ern Oregon 36 Yean combined service back el every Job. We have large stock of wringer rolls, all makes. MERIT WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Phone 5SB9 611 So. 6th DISTINCTIVE APPAREL Phone 8222 901 Main V A 1 I v. 'Wjm 1 TMrv-e - FRAGRANT FERN COLOGNE EXQUISITELY COOLING, INVIGORATING Imagine, if you din, llio spl.uli of a waterfall deep in tlie woods ... sncl tlie perfume of nearliy fern scent ing llie air, lite walor, and ilie esrlli. 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