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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1946)
1 Many Pageant Tickets Sold , Ctmtminliil piiuvuiit tlvkiiti are Melius fut, ai't'orillng Id Kvcrutt VlllHllTllllll, Clllll'IIU of the CYiili'iinuil Imx (iffli'c, hul lip stiiU'd Hint llitrre urn sllll excel lent scuta Irtl. Culls (or ticket mo ikiw ciiniliiK In from all over ho state from sui'ti point iih I'orlliinil, Suli'in, KliHiinr. Mrl J'iril unil Cininln I'iihn, Vahrtnr JmiiiI mild tliul !( iii-Mtn from TMilnla In Cullfornlii a fur south f Hun Kriinclnt'o urn uIno Ih-Iiik (-ci'lvrd dully ly thu box office j TU'kt'tN for 1 puui'iinl. In ! Iiowii ul 11:30, Aiiuimt 22, 23 and 16 Buioi doily from KLAMATH FALLS PIAN your trip lo mil yourftclf. (ireyhouml't frtucii(B convcnl nlly.ilnnd tlrparturoi mull li ey to cum and j(o jrou pirate ;..for huiinrkft, ihopplon ur pica lure. Tail "tsiliir.matle" travel irrv lie for you and your tiflijhhorlnj I'ommuniiiei tavci you both lima and money on every trip. See your local (reyhound agent for full informal ion. jj. K. 8AYRE, 804 Klomath Ave. Phone 5521 1 1 v i ? .. w ,er t...v.-...A r .w oternng onver Holloware back... is 24 at thu fitlruroiiiids, run lie oh lulni'd nt tha Kliiimith KiiIIh C'cn tcnnliil box officii lit 7.111 Mnln. Itox acuta sell lit $:i.(IU, Ineliid liiK tux; Kiuiulxtiiiid reserve sent, $2,411, uentinil reserve seals, $1,111), unil xi'iiitrul admis sion $1.2(1, Tli'krlH lira also on mile tliioiiKliont tlii' Klumiitli IiiihIii. They cun bi obtained from Mil, Homild Wbltluleh, Henley; Me. vln lliiwmiui, Merrill; Mia. Krnll 'I'olfcll, Mnlln; Mrs. Owen I'ep pin, llonuii.ii; William l,orenz, Chlloiiiiln; Dlik Kenwlck. Unite valley; Nonu l.onu lit thu HKil niltunil faitn labor office, Tide lake; J, C. Iliirrlnon, Illy; Italn bow Kariiun, Fort Klumiitli, and the C'liiiipiiKiiu store for the Klamath Aenry and lleally. Portland Groups Ask CAB To Reconsider I'OIITLANO, Ore., Aii. Ill IA') City, port unil chamber of com merce official voted iiiiiinbnniia ly IiihI iiIkIiI to imk the civil aer onuiitlca board lo recoiml'lcr lis denial of I'ortlund'a pleu for cn leiinlnal ntatua with Scuttle nn the now Northwest Airline route to Tokyo, At a meetniK with airline nffi cIiiIh, the civic iiroup also rec ommended e!iihllhlii a bus line to the airport, The word "broccoli" In the Italian plural of "broccoli), " which melon "sprout." Just Received1. Large shipment of all wool grty herringbone, SLACKS $14.50 Slioi 28 to 42 'Mi 733 Main 1 111 We have just received a large shipment of beauti ful sterling Holloware by International and other leading silversmiths. Priced from $10.95 Rickys is Headquarters for the Finest in Silverware AII Prices Include Federal Tax Today's Newsie r":-'. r - w K ANTON KNIGHT Kniiton Knlijht nt the ripe old ae of 10 ia a famlllur fill lire nroiind The Herald and Newa office, lie la the l()-yeiir-old ami of Mra. Mildred Knlxht of 12U 8. Ulh unci la one of the lada who aella newapunera on Klamath Kulla alreeta. ilea not auro what he wunta to do when he Krowa up hut he thlnka a newxpiiper office ia "pretty awell." Ilia birthday la toduy, AuKuid 15, and be confeKxea that he knew beforehand what hi mother has for him. lie anya her iiifl la a pair of out-of-thla-world roller akntea, lie tioi into them before tltc big day but hia mother forgave him. Happy Birthday! Scalp Thought Found In River OltKGON CITY, Auk, 15 IA Police were aenrchinjt the Wil lamette river here toduy for the bend of the mlddlc-ai(ed woman whoac torso woa discov ered In tho river luat April. The bunt waa renewed after two tu(bont operutora found what appeared to be a human He-alp cnlnniilcd in their cable yeaterdny. The ftrucaome frag ment, with alranda of Hunt brown hair, waa aent to the utiite criminolofty laboratory. Police ventured the theory thut the acalp mixht be from. the diamcmbcrcd body, and the loiiu miaainK head miKht be at the river bottom. Since the torao'a finding, the river has yielded other parts of the woman'a body. One was found last month. Army Force To Hold Aleutian Maneuvers SEA'ITLE, Aug. 15 (II A tusk force vanguard of 38 toughenod army veterans wait ed here today to shove off for the first postwar field maneu vers In the Aleutians. The mission of 'Task Force Wllllwiiw" on a grueling six month maneuver on Adak will he to test equipment against fog, gules, rain and snow. The udvnnco group is commanded by Mn). Jnmes O. Mlllott. The rest of the force, composed largely of men of the fifth In fantry division from Camp Campbell, Ky., will sail from l . J IIP" Inquest Slated In Auto Death In line with the atato police InveatlKutlon of the cur accident reaultlnii III thu death of Joaeph I'clland of Klamath Falla, early Tueadny, a coroncr'a Inqueat will bo held at 9:30 thia eve ning. Tho accident, which occurred Monduy, Involved tho Pelland car, In which Mra. Pelland wua a puaaenger, and a car driven by Hiiymond A. Porterfleld of Uorrla. Tho Porterfleld car atruck the Pelland car in the rear with auch an impuct aa to fatally Injure Pelland. Porlcrf leld'a atutement t o atute police reveula thut he did not ace. the other cur in time to atop before hitting it, and po lice nay thut akld mark on tho highway near Merrill, the acene of tho accident, ahow that the brakes on the Porterfleld car were not fully applied until after the impuct of hitting the other automobile. There ia ionic qucatlon aa to whether the Pelland car wua moving or parked at the time of the craah. CPA Approves New Gun Shop Walter F. Phillips, who opcr alea Ralph'a gun ahop at 1114 Muln, baa received authoriza tion by the civilian production administration to build a $4000 building to house his buaineaa at 4820 S. 6th. Phillips said today that con struction would start Immedi ately, and the new building would be built of brick or hol low tile, depending on which he could get. He said that the decision to move out of town was made partly because of the high real eatute prlcea on Main street and also because hia shop does not depend on a Main street lo cation for its trade. Phillips said that his gun work came from all over south ern Oregon and northern Cali fornia, as well as mail order work from several other states. In the new shop he will con tinue to handle new and used guns, ammunition and acccs aorica and custom gun work. San Francisco September 9. The force has undergone its preliminary training at Fort Ord, Calif. Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights Doctor ur yoarkMntr contain IB mlW eftinrtubvtorflltenwhiriihclptsparifrth blood and keep you hlihr. When tho? rt tired tnd don t work right In th dartim many pcopla hav to ret up nights. Frequent or scanty ptusavv with unarUnff and burning aomclimca ahowi thnre Is something, wrong with your kidncn or bladder. Pon't neglect this condition and losavaiuabl, restful steep. When dlsorderof kidney function permit poisonous matter to remain In your blood. II may also caute nagging backache, rheumatio pftJni, leg pains, los of pep and encrcr welling, purl mesa under tha eyes, heaoacbei and diulnes. Don't waitl Ask your drugrli-t for Doan't rills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by millions for over 40 years. Doan's gli happy relief and will help tha 15 mile ot kidney tubes ftueh out polonoua wait roe your blood Get loan'a fills. Gifts for weddings birthdays anniversaries Flashes Of Life HAfiDLY WOHTH WHILE CHICAGO, Aug. 15 Ul') In flation note: Scant Interest waa noted among people wutching gunrda gathering up coins from a bug which aplit open on the atreet. In fact, not a single one of the coins, totalling $1000, waa miss ing. The coins were dimes. FLAGGED DOWN LOS ANGELES. Aug. 15 lI'i A viaitlng high school civics StJoseph AiPiniN woe.10 1 usciti linn i io DINE, At Tht Sign Of The RED ROOSTER Klamath's Finest 614 Klamath Are. Open 5:30 a. m. to 10 p. m. Ph.n. icet f.r Parlr Ke.erraU.ii ENGINEERED BY THE Olympic Mod. I U-B 32.50 AVAILABLE AT Pelican Radio & Appliance Co. 119 South Fifth Dial 6232 BUY YOUR RADIO AT A RADIO STORE TSUTISfUCIIOIir M cIsm tktl city councilmen tho kieiitlty 3'. rie five flaga which havo been hanging in the council chamber for years. The American, California State, Mexican and Spanish flaga wero easy but the fifth, a white banner, turned the councllmen's faces red. They didn't know and appealed to a local historian who advised that it waa a replica of one carried by Explorer Ca brlllo nn his 1542 trip to this territory. The atone road between Phil adelphia and Lancaster, Pa., waa the first paved highway In the United States. AMERICAN LEGION CLUB NOW OPEN! 12 Noon to 12 Midnlte For Legionnaires and Guests 221 Main Next to Willard Hotel Rec.lir LEGION MEETING Tues., Aug. tt - p. m. LEGION HALL All Vetersns Welcome RADAR EXPERTS The beautifully styled, walnut cabinet houses a precision' built, radar-engineered chassis, fitted with electro-ma gnetle wave antenna, acustl-ton jpeakcr. You'll be thrilled with the tone quality and beauty of design. mm i.ii un urn nil These May Be Yours! COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR NYLONS SHOTGUN How HKBALD NKW. Klamath ralU, Or. :CRAIG'S: Watch this newspaper for the opening of our beautiful new store, on or about September 1st . . . Several new depart ments will be added, including an up-to-date "Tots and Teen" department. We are now faking applica tions for the following . . . Experienced salesgirls in dresses, coats and suits. Experienced salesgirls for sports wear. Experienced salesgirls for children's department. A good salary and commission will be paid . . . Apply Craig's office above store. CIAIIG? 617 MAIN ST. VISIT SEARS AUGUST 22 e X KENMORE WASHER 11 THU DAT, Ag. If, 1M rag, fM SHELLS
