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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1946)
14-Year-Old Accused Of Second Kill OIIOVII.I.K, Cnllf., July ID ll') A ircond daath was cluiruoil li)' day to A1lnrl Jonrs, M ymr oltl schoolboy, who was iiutil by nni of hi (llriifld vlctlmi nf nxnutilt aa saylnii, "I j lint (pi'1 like killing soniftlmrs." I)l'rlct Attornry J M, Mcl'lirr on filed niiirdrr charge against (ho youlli yesterday In I he ilrnlh of I'atiida Ann C'riindnll, 13, mid said ht wiiuld iniiko II a double charge nil result of the death from bullet wounds nf Mn, Harold J. Nielsen, Mr. Nielsen, a hnuewlfe, died III the Kutlne lioiapltnl last nlitht after Jones previously hnil been charged will) attempting In iitur rier her. Mrl'hcrson emoted the youth Ha admitting lit ahnt her In tho back IhnI Tuesday ia she HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND tuatM oa. Hr.nroKD Thoroughly Modern Hr. aS Mra. J. r. tailar an Jaa fcarlar rrvarltUft lurncd In get him soma cnoklrt and a uliiaa of water, Tho dlalrlct attorney alao mild Jones had confessed strangling tin C'rundiill girl in Inr home, aeltlng (Ire to the houae and walk ing nwny lifter tho fluinea hud hi'liuii to burn her hair, Mlaa C'randall waa believed at (Irat In have tiled accidentally. Othtr Chargaa Fllad Jonea wua accused In other charges filed ye.aterduy of at tempted murder of Mia. Nielsen's huabnud and aaaiiult with Intent to murder their dauKbtcr and a neighbor child, MclMieraon aald the frail appearing accused youth had confessed: Tying up Mr a. Nlelaen'a 21-year-old duuithter, Hetty, and a neighbor, llarbaru Kearle, 6, and gagging them by stuffing aprl cnta Into their inoutha and knot ting handkerchief over their I lips. ' I Firing a pistol ahot which rlpied through the alilrt aleeve of II, J. Nielsen when he ruahed home to the rescue of hla wife, daughter and the neighbor child. Hetty Nlelaeu anld Jonea told her before , the reauufl that ha Juki aoinutliuea felt like killing got "the urge to do aooiethlng like thla every now and then." She aald he let her telephone her father with the comment, "I want to kill him, too." Alfred K. Smith attended achool for only aeven yeara, but had honorary degreea from alx uiilveralllea. MONUMENTS OREGON GRANITE owrANr a. aia n. sais KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners ill n4 rvlrt Mt Sm. ttll) :ti r AM DINE J At Th Blga Of Th RED ROOSTER Klamath't Flnatt 114 Klamath At. Opan ti30 a. m. to 10 p. m, rfc Saaa rt rarly aaaarvallaMa CAMERA REPAIRS don In our own ahop. AMATEUBSI for axpart advtca on all your photo problami, aaa uil YOUR COMPLETE CAMERA STORE 140 C. Main Phona SIOI Enjoy Yourself A LAKE O' WOODS RESORT ReStOUranti Barring Complata Maali. BOOtS, ror Binl r riahlng. CablnS, Complatsly rurnlahad. "fc StOre, steckad (o Satlafr Any Demand (or Parmanant or Tranilant Guaata. 37 Mll.i Northwest of Klamoth Falls I OOvVaNMINI II I OWNED II SURPLUS $677,000 Inventory SALE taht. SITE NAVAl SUPPLY ANNtX, POUCH MADT ISLAND, ITCKKT0N Itglnnlnf July 12 A.M. te 1 P.M. txcapt Sat. and Sun. It ILICTRIC SIWIN9 MACHINIIl rortabla labia typa complata with foot and Vnaa control and carrying caia. lOf ICI CHAM PXIIZIMl Fi.a-oalloa hand-crank. Alio 140 (Sva-gal-Ion tinnad ica craam cam. - ITIr-DOWN TKANSPORMIRSi 2.47 worth for Induitrial imtalla tioni, l'2KVA to I00KVA. AUTOMOIILI JACKSt An $11. inventory of hydraulic i.tli In 1-ton medali and I0lon rollar modali for ihopi. WOOD AUOIPI ft IITSl Mora than $ 1 1,500 warts from 'V' to I'j". lit DOZ. DIAPIMi 100 blaachad cotton, WAV, Alio 00 gran Safaty Pirn, 1 1,". ILICTRIC RANttll ft COPPII URNS: A S.J7 ilor.t far hama and commarcial uta. HOMM IN HAND TOOLSi Including aaunai. hamman, iquarai, qougai, callinq ironi, knivai, loclat wranchai, chiiali, ate. MISCILLANIOUIl Walor haalan, fira aolinquiihan and fluid, caitor oil, pspar plntai, powar lawn mowart, funnali, wort banchal, ihovall, circular and band tawl, pnaumatic tooli, alectrie drilli, qat eylindari, aluminum alloy ttripl, ihaat ceppar, pipa fittinqt, dial, maat hooli, atancil tali, looia laa! bindan, chain hoiiti, machatai, hatchat handlai, plala qlail, and doiani of elhar Harm. HERE ARE PRIORITT IUTINS DATES Julr It pint aiMiin .. - h-..., VlMi-aiiM ll-(nlllla by Pink Fira tl ill InlMU-bxIIIri r a.f.c ..... litis 4 ltrtrnminli...M.ww-.....h...wn NM.ftlllt ImtlmlliM NM.hltrlty lufiii .,. Ahiiii t 111111 itH Ordirl filUH on flnt.cnma tlnt.iarvid baill tn Orlarlty ardar. ADVANCI ardarl accapltd but llll.it AFTC prlarlly clilmir.ll arc lierad. NO CATAIOSI MAILtD dalaflad lliti at dliplay reami. lily tl, II, II, II, It lily II Illy II .. Illy II Na Phaaa at Ilia. Call Caitamar Caairaalaaaa laa Praaaliaa UNdiralll 1411, laaal It. War Assets Administration ILDA. 117, NAVAL SUPPLY ANNIX, ROUOH ft RIADY ISLAND, STOCKTON Today'$ Newsie it' c. JL.Ci u lmi j i .. - v.; Naval Reserve Plans Armory I'OH'I'I.ANU, July II) ll'i A $1,001). 000 urinory, with fai'lli llc for trulnliiK ruilnr worker, aolilld men, inucliliiiatH, Kiiniicra unci other exnerta, wua in proa-IH't-t for i'oitliincl today. Three hundred navy vvU-runa wirrc told nl tho 0'iiln inert 1 1 U of the I'urtlund iiutliillriu of thu naval rcii'ive lur-t nlK'it thut tho ilitli naval iliatrkt haa rei.' oinmended eonatruetlon ol the urinory here, Pinal upiirnvul inuat conic from WaahiiiKtMii, U. C. The iik vii I ljullulion lien, will Include 1000 mei; and (15 offi cers, four aiirface divlaiona and one auhmurini: dlvialou. 'J lie armory would be uaed for litem, for a murine reserve IruininK unit, and a Seubce re serve unit. Guarantees Increased For Portland Barbers PORTLAND, July 19 iI'i Portland burbers were working tor iiiKhcr Kunrantees today a VI5 weekly minimum instead of $23 and a pcrcentaKe of 70 luateud of 00. The demands were granted after brief sit-downs In several shops Wednesday. Uarbers nor mally curn above the guarantee. OBJECT LESSOW MOLAI-LA, Ore., July I9(I't Knell lady at the iirooksidc Kiirdi'ii club meeting read a re port on "Wliut I should be doing at home iiifilcad of attending cluli." Then, after hearing the re ports, the ladles voted not to meet next month. Clarified Ada Bring Results. MICHAEL SAVAGE Littlest seller In point of stat ure at The Herald and News is 0-year-old Michael Buvage sou of Mr. and Mrs. T. E, Buvage of 1307 Wllford. hut Michael holds a lead over the other fid lows'. (Jnce he got a $20 tip which a man gave him by mis take for a $1 1)111. Michael gave it to Ills mother. The third grad er has been selling for two years and collecting coins is his liohby. Uii.Hebull Is Ills first love 111 the sports field. "Cubby" suys he finds bis best customers at the Town club and he saves quite a bit of Ills money but lie buys a candy bar a clay to carry him through a strenuous after noon of selling. His dad works In the woods. Nortli Dakota produced an es timated 2:1,(1(10,000 bushels of potatoes during 1U4S. I fcflStJoseph ill IjJMlMII A1PIOIN I'll lil'l rinnini him in iiuin n in Cverqthinq ) for your. ,:PET Portland Waterfront Guest Center Asked ' PORTLAND, July 19 fP) Construction of a guest center on Portland's waterfront to provide information for visitors and build up tourist trade, was proposed by tiie chamber of commerce today. The chamber's tourist and con vention committee, which has business-donated funds on hand for tourist promotion, asked city council permission to construct the 70x35 foot building. HOPE SHARES PROFIT wffh folks who woor PALSE TEETH Kits' lk HOPR srSI iharlns ln Ml M.kim .1 HOPP. IIKNTUKP. POWDER 4 til Ursa II. aa parkaia M chars. Tat plcaiftnt, aaflar powdir aprinklad a plala kl, lalaa laalk irk lifklar. Aaiaalna caNirarl far aarvaaa paapla. i kin a roa iiscgi HkBALB NEWS, Klamalk Falla. Ora. PaiDAT, Jalf IS, lata, rasa Nlaa Patient Ross Jamison of Tulelake Is a putleul at Klam ath Valley hospital. He under went an appendectomy Wednes day and Is reported doing nicely. A Singer expert is belt qualified to repair and adiust your ma chine. Reasonable charges, baud on advance estimate. SINGER SEWING CENTER 418 Main St. Phone I40Z Canaries , Goldfish Aquariums Dogs tlarnrktn - f'atlira . I.eaihti - Trf spiatl'a ana llarll all. Prodm-la SIMPSON'S PET SHOP VlrftnU gimptvn. Bird SpteUI.it in MwrFhr' flcetl Hurt K1I Klmmath Phnn Till ! i i For . Commercial llefrigeratioii SALES and SERVICE See Karl Urquhart Refrigeration Equipment Co. 611 Klamath Phone 645$ Founded on Service ...for LOGGERS! JO proparly aarvlca logging trucks, a ahop must have spaciallisd, haavy duty aquipmant and mechanics with truck "know-how." Truck opar ators will find this kind oi aarylca at tha naw Dick B. Millar Co. TRUCK DIVISION. . Our aquipmant includaa 20-ton, 2-post lubrication hoists. Our parts stock is tha most complata ba twaan Portland and San Francisco. Wi ara aquip pad to do frama atraightaning and frama and motor rabullding ragardlaas of sisa or mak. MM TRUCK DIVISION lltb and Klamath Phona 7755 FLEAS -Maf IKljm it. .1.1.. hhV-sgy'l K. V niiiirip Washing Machine PARTS and SERVICE Largsit Parts slock ba- twaan Portland and San Franclaco. Wa will ship parts anywharal Most completely aquippad shop ot Its typa In South ern Oregon 31 Years combined service back of every Job. Wa have a large stock of wringer rolls, all makes. MERIT WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Phone 5SS9 611 So. 6th . Veterans . . . FREE! Billfold Sise Photostatic Copies of Your DISCHARGE PAPERS! As a public service, Hibbs Clothing Co. offers men and women who served in World War I or II, miniature replicas of their discharge papers, encased in indestructible plastic covers. Papers will be carefully handled during pro cessing to Insure safe return. Jibbs Clothing Co. Phona 7013 Former K. Sugormon Locatioei 6th and Main Here's ONE thing that doesn't cost more today,.. a Greyhound ticket costs LESS! Fares in Oregon nowdown toVMpermilel YES, it is unusual, in these days of '"sky-high" prices . . . but Pacific Greyhound fares in Oregon have actually been reduced, because the service is being increased! As Oregon communities grow, as Pacific Greyhound adds more service, more and more people ride... and Greyhound's cost of operationw'iuwewjeegoesdown. And Greyhound passes this saving on to the people... in the form of the lowest fares in Oregon, and more frequent service than evert Actually ,thesc fares have been reduced advance. .. before increased patronage has yet devel oped. This is because Pacific G rcy-houndMoi,intirhatcIy,thctrans-portation needs of Oregon com munities... and has faith in their futurcdcvclopmentand progress. Agent, J. K. Sayr. Depot, 904 Klamath Avenue Phone 5521 PACIFIC GREYHOUND Convenient, Dependable Local Service Keep Klamath Green OF THE UNITED STATES IS BEST FOR CROWING TREES. -at WEST COAST FOREST WESTERN FOREST Wm NORTHERN FOREST ' CENTRAL HARDWOOD FOREST SOUTHERN F0RE5T TROPICAL FOREST ' Protect Our Forests From Fire To Conserve Natural Water Storage To Supply 1. More Water for Irrigation 2. More Water for Grazing 3. More Water for Wildlife 4. More Water for Hydro Electric Power Klamath Forests Are The Backbone Of Our Community's Industrial Life Remember These Rules 1. Crush out your smoke 2. Break your burned match 3. Drown your camp fire then bury it IF YOU BURN SLASH First get a permit Lost kill every spark Cooperate with your LOCAL American Legion and its "Stop Forest Fire" , Committee working to keep Klamath's forests growing Walt Wicsendanger, chair man; Hal Ogle, Mac Eplcy, Ranger John Sarginson. This od tponiored by The California Oregon Power Company
