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
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owrANr
a. aia n. sais
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DINE
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Of Th
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114 Klamath At.
Opan ti30 a. m. to 10 p. m,
rfc Saaa rt rarly aaaarvallaMa
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don In our own ahop.
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advtca on all your photo
problami, aaa uil
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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
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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