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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1946)
mmmmmwm in WEATHER "X na-ne latimltl rH .... tieinaiilu uMleml uv Nllll I lirilN CAI IK'UINIA flcar ! ay and Tu.ilay aar.pl lur r.ta.ltfl (( 'ix.1.1- Itttailnr valla. aai.ltl ill Hi'i a.Mttl lalla (inlay U.HII. In llliMlllt aiilhwa.larty wmili ulf ma!. (HIIMKIN C'li-ar aait attil paillv rlouily fa.l piirlloil lila, limlflil ami Tu.a . ('uul.t al ami millli IHiilluiia In y. aar.pl IHIla (hang, i.it fnatl l.lal'l ll g.lllla rli.m.atil. Mrlmla "If rt.a.t iMlai. Iiariiinliig iuiMlai,la iiurlliwaal u.ilay. Discharged Jiiliu I. Kmlcr, vVTli', Allnitiiinl, l.yli.' W. iVlac. Slc, WM Stiriiiiii-iH lain? uul Noriiiuii (i Kmiilil. YMc, 1024 DIvUiun, wi'i'c (tiHOliMrucfl -rirntly (rum the llrrim-rtiin, VVunh., naval cpuruUiiu ct-nt.-r. r'onlrr and WtM! wrre rHt-uM-cl MiKiiat 2. Knight wu illn Imi'iifd July 2N. Tln-y arc all .'rum KIiiiiiuOi Kulls, Big Picnic Crowd A huiir ,'rowd ntti ndrd thi Klka plculc it Driitun l umvrl pit park at furl Klamath Sunday. Two terra wrrn barbecui'd fur the lili-nlc dinner. Children and jldter enjoyed awlinmlnn In Ihc rami, and a Milllmll name waa a feature u( the alternoon porta pruiiram. Vltltlng Mr. und Mm. Will M. Smith of Dalian, Texan, are vlnltlnil with Mr and Mia. A. ' .weimut of 1IM-J l.uwell, for about lOdnya. The Smillu. flew In to Klamath and plan to fly back. They are the parenta of Mra. Zwcliturt. Clrclaa to Meat Marthn, Es ther. Mary, and Until cin-lea of the MrthndUt church will meet tuKelher next Thurmliiy, Annual H, fur a picnic at Muure park. Kui-li peraiut la to brlnii hei own table nervier. Out of Service William 1). Floyd. SlC of Klamntb Auency. wat honurably diacharued from naval aervlco July 20 at limn erton, Wash. Fllaa Here Florence Ilreck enrldk'e of Clarion. Idaho, ar rived here Friday by plane to vlalt relative. She In a house lineal of Mr. and Mra. Fred Soils of Doardmnii street. Move from Lakeview Mr. and Mrs. W. H. liurll, who have beer making their home in l.ukevlew, have moved to Klam ath Falls. Poe Valley Mrs. Archie Roberta la not very well at the present time. The Hiiynes girls, Mnry and Ruth, are home helping their folks after working out several weeks. The rain which visited the val ley this week flattened some of the henchru barley, making It necessary to use pickup reels In harvesting. Mrs. Wilbur Keiling is busy painting their new burn this week. The barn is a modern up-to-date building. Mrs. Brclghthaupt's daughter visited here this week. John Nork, who bus been tak ing treatments for his eyes lit Ashland fur the last week, is im proving. Quite a bit of frost visited tho valley recently damaging some gardens. Mrs. Holllc Haynes was a cull er ut the Nork rlincli Monday where she bought sume wheal for chicken feed. Viola Iloberls was a caller at Ihc Clarence Webber home Wed nesday. Chel Barton has a crew of men haying this week. Warren Hub ert is helping to drive truck. Child Hurt In Fall From Moving Auto Little Carol J-.cc Woody, two I and a half. Is In Klnmnth Vul- 1 ley hospital suffering from head j and buck Injuries she received j when she fell from a moving cur . this morning, j The child und her parenta, Mr. ; and Mi's. Alfred Woody of route 1, box 8112, were near Henley i en route to Klnmath Falls from ' their home In the Spring lake I district when the lillle girl fell nut the rear door of the car. Full extent of her Injuries is : nut known as yet und X-rays were being taken at noon today. The United 'States contains B3(),0()0,()00 acres of forest land, of which 11)6,000,000 are pub licly owned. CAMERA REPAIRS dona In our own shop. AMATEURSI for export advlca on all your photo problems, sea uil YOUR COMPLETE CAMERA STORE ar .. r m m m 1 I 1 1 l l illllllllllllllil Baby Girl Mr. and Mri. Aluiiii S. I'liliin-r uf 102(1 M Nurtr, HJrlii I'urk, C'ullf uiu par ciila u( a hnliy diniulilir, 7 liouinU II iiiinci'a, burn In 1 1 tit I illy ATiunxl 2. SI m linn lii'cn muiii-d J j 1 1 1 1 1 1 U- Kuy. I'ulniir la u funin r rcaUlviit of (Ilia city. 'I lie linliy l Hip flrnt Kiuinlc hidl ol Mr. und Mm. Jiimra A. Hyuii (i I Kluniulli Kiillv Lutharan Ladles Tliu ri-ifuliir ini'i'lliiU of the KIiiiiiiiIIi Lu thiTiin I, uilli. ii Id at the church on C'roaa mid Crrvcrnt ha bi-rn pimlliuni'd until AiiKllxt 20 lit Uiu I'luiri'h riiitma iiii; hcluii re itivnrnlril. Slightly Improved (iiurun Ft. l.lndli'y of l.lmllry llcliihln, who him Iji'i ii MMluunly III lit K liim nth Viillcy lionpl tul , la roimrlrd to he alliihtly lniirovi'd, hut la nut yet allowed to have vlnllorn. Cralar Maata Cunton Crater number aeven will meet tonlitht at 7:30 In the IOOF hall for pructlcr fur Iiilllation. VUlt Frlenda Mr. and Mra John 11. Leinlre api'iil yesterday vloitliiK with frlenda In Atmc ville. Ore. Women Plan Pageant Dress All the best dri'KM'd women will be wi'iiruiK old fiishiuned clothea with the appulntmvnt of a continue committee by the Ccn leiinliil anaoclallun. Thin com mittee ban been mimed to an- hi.Hl Klnmath women In makinK rontumea and will he headed by Mra C'hrlntlne Nvuhert. AnnUtlna Mra. Neubert are ; Mm. Claudln Mnore, Mm. Ardia Hamilton, Mm. Ilarrv Todd, Mm. Jny Holph. Mra. Wlnnifred Gil- ! len, Mm. J. A. Muhoney, Mm. i hl 11 Jcnkin, Mm. Klviru Jonea, I Mra. Ciolda llurney and Nnncy Jonen. i Stnrea are ultemptliiK to find 1 material mutable fur the drennen. ' Women employees In Ihc varioun ntorea have been linked by the I Centennial annot-latlon to wear old fashioned contumea 10 days precetllnK the Centennial. Traffic Force Arrests Four The city police blotter this morning showed that a rather quiet weekend was enjoyed by Hie traffic force, with only four auto arrests being made. Itichurd James Kohlnsun, 29, of Vallejo, Calif., arrested early yesterday morning on Elm, poni ed $100 ball for driving while tinder the influence of intoxicat ing liquor. Jerry Jack Watson, 10, 1319 Wordcn, was arrested Into Sat urday night in buck of the arm ory and booked for larceny from an automobile. Donald R. Clark, 2:t:ill Oregon avenue, posted $5 ball for having no operator's li cense. Charles I.eRoy Reed, 531 Pres ent!, was cited to appear in mu nicipal court this ufternonn for a triple charge of running a stop sign, violation of the basic rule on Pine, and having no muffler on his motorcycle. A number of minor traffic ac cidents were reported over the weekend. MONUMENTS TUR OREGON GRANITE COMPANY l11 Sa. lib rbant Jill NEXT WEDNESDAY Direct from Horace Heidt's Famous Trianon Ballroom The Notion's Newest- Band Sensation JIMMY his CLARINET AND HIS ORCHESTRA Featuring Lovely SHIRLEY GAVE Dancing 9 til 1 Doors Opn 8:30 Cl OA PER PERSON 4I.ZU INCLUDING TAX Broadcast Ovor KFLW at 10 p. m. Today's News'ie -Vv EUGENE BOX Kuuenn Box la something of newcomer to Klumath Falls, Ho moved here from Sacramento early this yrar, and has been The Herald and News carrier on route one since April. Eugene Is 12 years old and In the seventh grade, but he Isn't sure junt what school he'll go to this fall. His big interest Is In Boy Scouting und he's a member of a brand new troop, number 42, and is already counting on becoming a Sea Scout when he's IS. "Then maybe later I'll Join the navy," Hilda this aea minded lad. Eu gene says Unit lots of people on Ills route ore "pretty bad" when collection time rolls around. When people uren't home, he comes back either early In the morning or lute In the evening, when he's almost sure to catch them In. Eugene is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Slow of 1016 Martin. CAA Slates Radio Exams Examination fur permanent probutlonul appointment to ru.lln r.,Bl.,l..,.n.... Altnlnl.. .. i Mjsitions In the civil aeronau tics administration has been announced In recent govern ment bulletins for the slates of Oregon, Washington, Montana und Idaho. All persons between the uges of 17 and 30 may apply for these positions, although these age limits will be waived in cane of veterans. The entrance salary for a po sition if $2394 per year for a I i n I nee. and reaches $3021 a year for top-grade technicians, a grade of SP-7. Applicants for this examination will be re quired to take a written test, and the ratings will ur based upon how much experience is shown through each test. Further Information may be secured through the local civil service board or post office. All applications must be received by the board of United States civil service examiners, Civil Aeronautics administration, Se attle, Wash., not later than August 19. Columbia Salmon Pack Sets Low Mark ASTORIA. Ore., Aug. 5 (Pi The season salmon pack taken from the Columbia Is only 12. 113 cases, the lowest on record, U. S. fish and wildlife service figures showed todoy. Although August and Septem ber runs of lower quality salmon remain to be taken the total figure will be small when com pared to the 500,000 case packs common in earlier years. PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO nOSPITAUaATION Na I. ait at Tlma Parmanaal Rraaltf! DR. E. M. MARSHA CSIraprarlla Phvalrlta It Na. Ilk r.galr. Tbaalra ls Ptana MM Exhibit Asked At Centennial A.. I.IuIhIuI mvI.II.II ai.rl un 111 ninn.i in.,,,, umusement concession will br ....... tiiriiiu Ilia, t 'fanlonnllil celebration If some lodge or or ganization can ue rnunu to lane charge of the projects. The suggestions for the con cessions have been offered by the Centennial association and a number of people, have Indicated their willingness to pluce their historical urliclea on exhibit. According to present plans, a sinull admission would be charged to take cure of direct expennea, Any profit would probably go to the club or lodge handling the booths. Organizations interested may contact Centennial headquarters at Fremont school or call 3204. rfATOTS- poan.AND. ore.. Am s iap.-Pou- tnaa: Oregon 1-nrig Whlla, No I. 12 2.V 140 awl : SO Ib No. . Ill SV, WaihlnlUin Lonf Whlla. No. I, 12 U 2 71. CHICAGO Aui. S lAP-USDAi-Poln. loaa: arrivals 2.17; on track 211: una i I hiDiiitnU Friday law, Saturday BSl. and Sunday :w. uppllaa modaraia; for wtlrn l-ot.f Whlla and liutitl Hurbanki, demand mMlaraU. markal iHfhtJy alronr; for olhar variatlaa all Mctloni, damaiid ilow mark, allghtly wtakar; Wwhlntuii lsttg Whlta :IV)-1TS: Idaho .-on Whit 93 90-3.70. HIIm Triumph DU 2H9. Hit aat hurtunki 3 15, Colorado HlUa Tri umph t2 A3-2 73 Cobhlrri 2 V 2 AO: Ntraka Rrd Warfaua 2 30-3 00; Orttfon Hlfau Triumph 12 W (all V. S. No. 1 quality.) LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN rRANCISCO, Auf 3 'AI USDA Halalil ntltla 1UO0; B(t?ra taady to 23 emu tiighar; aaven load mdlum-gKMl itrn lll-tlU: few lot, madlum-tood helfara 113 30-17 30; food ranfa rowi f 14 30 down; madlum 12 00 50. common SIO 0O-11 OO; cainr and cutlara fully aiaady. mostly M 00-9 30, common food muui rulla 110 00-12 00. ralvaa 130: alaatfy. moatly good-medium range ralvaa aalabla 100-1S30. li labia ho 30; steady; faw good bar row and I1U 122 VI 3;i OO, odd food tows Id 00: medium $17 00. Ratable aheep 2000; few decks wool lamba offered moally horn latnba. gen erally aleady: medium-choice .velablr-i IT. 0O-19 00, awe weak: good 30 down. CHICAOO, Auk. lAP-USDAi-Salable hogs 7000, total 11 ,300; slow trade throughout; generally steady to 23 cents higher than Krtday' average on all weight Including sow; most upturn on ttarrows and flit over SoO pounds and on sows; top 24 n sparingly; bulk good and choice 10O-2OO pounds $24 00-24 XI; good gnd cholc 270-330 pound 323 30 24 00; good and choice 14O-I0O pounds 21 no 2.1 so; bulk good and choice sow 22 23-22 30; choice lightweights 22 73; Jul heavy $22 00: complete clearance. Satan! cattle IS 000. total 13300: sal able calvea 1000. total 1300: fed steer and yearlings Including yearling heifers teadv to 23 centa lower; mostly steady; top steer 127.23 ; strictly finished kinds care; bulk steers ! ftO-23 00; moat ha I far 117 30-2.100; top heifers 24 00; bulk heef rows and heavy fat bulls weak but canner and cutter both clae firm: vealera barely steady at li 30; stork cattle little more than active at 13 00-15 30. Salable sheep 3300, total 5000: spring lamb slow; none sold early: moat early bids around 73 cents lower: generally auklng steady or 22 00-22 30 for good and choice kinds: early sales slaughter ewe weak: three deck common to rhoi re westerns will full No. 1 pelt straight College Education A Collaga Policy if tha answer (or your child PAUL A. LEE Phono 7777 111 N. 9th SUN LIFE OF CANADA ('Hi ' M u "" i ifyV la. a ar.r DAIRY PRODUCTS MILK ' CREAM BUTTERMILK BUTTER COTTAGE CHEESE ICE CREAM Mnnufactured In one of the Stntcs' outstanding Dairy plants . . . available from your grocer, or from your Crater Lake Milk man. . . ', TELEPHONE 5101 FOR HOME DELIVERY Manufactured by KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY Market Quotations NKW VOflK. Aug S (AP Tha lock ...irVft led by motor, genarally barked irilo iMitig tertlt'try UxlY with light profit clilfg tilar.ted mainly for the relirMl, ficfliriet un In 2 point or v after a Hflnt; irregular opening A few ina were retained here and there and extreme telbtirka reduted hi i nurnrbr ut rate Mi the close Iran fa f (IwinUled Ut appruKinuilcly 700,000 ahare (.'Irving Quotallona; Aoirrlran l'.n - 100' Am Tel it Tel Ial' Ariacontl W-j lalll Parking - - 41 Commonwealth tit SoU 4' f:urtl Wrtght 71, (.eneml r.lertrlc 4fl' (irorral Motors .. ,m tW'4 f;t Nor My ufd . 37 lot flarveatar .. KeoriTott I.fig Melt "A" Montgomery Ward Naah Kelv N Y Central . S3". . 57', Northern I'arlftc Par (, A tl J C Penney Kfwey Ntores Hear Koebtirk KMJthern Paclfle Htndard Brands Studs-baker ... Munshliie Mining Union Oil Calif Union Pacific . U 8 Steel Warner Pirluraa ... . ' 32', GRAIN CHICAGO, Aug 3 'API Fairly sharp derllrtv were registered by grain future today following ralna overnight In Iowa, Karuas and Nebraska Molature was pre dicted for sections of Illinois tonight. Corn broke more than J cents an oats more than 2 cent at time on persistent selling by commission house. Some of tte offerings war believed to represent hctf i tig. Main alio Increased country offering of cash rorn, deaplte declining prices. More than 2O0.000 bushels war pur- 1 VEHICLE -4 USES! S The "Jeep" serves as a light tractor, a truck, a run about in business and on the farm. A power take-off to run your equipment, too. With its mighty Willys Overland "Jeep" Engine and powerful 4-wtieel- drive, it spreads its cost over many a job. See the "Jeep" now! THE UNIVERSAL COMING! THE JEEP Station Wagon SELBY WILLYS MOTOR CO. 401 So. 6th Phone 6934 rhased on a to-arrive haala. Proraeaora were bidding 2 17 for old crop corn for 10 day ahlpment and ! .14 for new corn for delivery try iMcemoer 13. , Com fin l bed I'HM fowef than Sat urday' cloae, January 91. .'13-1 .36'., and oat a were off l'-2e. Auaruat 71-'c. Titer was no trad In barley. Wheat i waa e lower to e higher at Kanaas j City and l-P jC lower at Minneapolis, I SepUmber 1W, j Classified Ads Bring Results ! Relief tifft Saanina; irriiattoa U aootbed drycMM aaed. sod naiurt's healing speeded r markabljr with oily, nedicated RetinoU Invaluable aid to Miomir' f comfort. Enjoy its miny uses. REGINOU "a - si , i Z i 1 I" II I WITHAN AIR 07 "ft 'C) 7sj K 4s.1 ' i 1 L 1 )U4?eV?fA The new,' natural suit look for fall cardigan J Ljtw's W necklines that ease into place with careless ele-l 'r V.'Sjf gance, above soft tie or one-button closings. Ioi superb WOOLS, beautifully detailed. 10-20, 9-15. ,T J??jffi 24.75 - 29.75 "" 1 l.:-4f A ' short coat . a t"l,J i-X' weight for winter. You'll wear it over Jfk jff j, everything and wonder how you ever I y v managed without k. Rich-textured ? 1'' j WOOLS, many nailhcad-aparked. 10-20, &y Pij '1S 24.75-29.75 SECOND FLOOR KRAI p A NEWS Klaateta rails. Or. !, Yout Pobl.m 11 steam tha CLAYTON STEAM GENERATOR TODAY l COMMERCIAL MAINTENANCE CO. Commercial 233 So. 11th MONDAY, Aag. J, Fg rivs A ISO Lb. Praaaura In t Minutaal Fully Automatic. Oil or Gas Fired Inaxpanalvo to In stall and Operate Available Now. On Display Now At Arts Building Phone 7164 140 E. Main Phona 8806
