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"This one's equipped with a periscope so I can really see
what's going on inside!"
Home Extension Unit iTc ws
Midland
The Midland home extension
unit mot at the home of Mrs.
John Mistier on January 21,
with Mrs. W. K. Gillen conduct
ing the demonstrating "Color in
the Home." Many helpful end
enlightening ideas were brought
forth on how to furnish the
home. Such as selecting the
proper colors in drapes, chairs,
floor coverings, pictures and
walls and matching them prop
erly. After the demonstration the
business was called to order by
the chairman, Mrs. Lee Sutton.
The February meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Joe
Milani with Mrs. George An
dricu demonstrating "Bread
Baking." At the close of the
meeting refreshments were
served by the hostess Mrs. Mist
ier to Mrs. Gillen, nine mem
bers and five children.
Bonanta
The Bonanza extension unit
met at the home of Mrs. Fred
Rucck January 14 with Mrs.
Edmund Gowen and Mrs. Henry
Schmor demonstrating "Better
Bread Buklng." They made
cheese and peanut butter rolls,
also a loaf of whole-wheat bread
and rolls and served them with
luncheon. A business meetine
followed the luncheon. The next
meeting will bo held February
12 at the home of Mrs. Benson
Dixon. The subject will bo
"Color in tlie Home," demon.'
strated by Mrs. V, K. Gillen.
Altamont
Mrs. Walter Uppeiidnhl and
mrs. uan lYlnuifc gave a very in
teresting demonstration on mak
ing bread and rolls at the meet
ins held at the homo of Mrs.
C. C. Crawford. Both women are
very successful bread makers
and are frequently asked to fur
nish rolls for the luncheons. Mrs,
Uppendahl was the leading dem
onstrator on the sweet roll
project and also had a very in
teresting demonstration' on vari
ous kinds of salads last year. She
has been active In community
work having taken nurse's aid
and Red Cross aid training. She
was an instructor when the Red
Cress bandages were being
made. She is serving a second
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VERV WELL J RECALL ANY HILLS IN J OFF TH' BEAM I.... SOLDIERS N SEEN OF I FEW THINGS
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ME TO TLICM MV WiS H0CKEO ANOTHER BATH-
OUT IN THE STREET JUST 1 TUB, ST1KKY ...TH ATS
BECAUSE SOMEONE SHORT- J THREE WOfS TURNED
CHANGED WU OUT OF v UP MISSIN'i
THIS HOUSE. WCKEE ? !fgl, -i On. m
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ROOK! I'M FILING
SUIT TO RECOVER-
GOOD HEAVENS
JUST MAKING ROOM FOB.
MORE P1N-&AIL MACHINES
TO HELP SUPPORT THE
INSTITUTION. LISTEN!
WON'T I HEAR A SHOT?
T?U KNOW, MCKELl
'C3wf TIME t THINK
THE BOSS E JU5T!
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LI rOttERS HII HOME NKSHTS! "V
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our seewNO disrespectful
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GET ALL THAT MONEY? CAR I REBUILT I CAR iOU OFFERED TO 1 ! ENOUGH TO PAY 500 FOR IT" J
LT FOR fSOO, LESS Sell ME FOe 4SO? S '. . .
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.5 VJH.AT I OtrJED HARRY HACK! FMTN TNAPPIESTm
HANDSOME
DURABLE
Store Hours:
9:30 a. m. 5:30 p. m.
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OA Solid color spreads in rich pile, on sturdy iheeting! A wondtr-
" fill valllAl Pacw o fair . fnA mm ivmim
Twin Site "iem outi All over tutted no deuqnl peach, white, rose.
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SEAMLESS MATTRESS COVER
Cut extra larqe to allow for shrinkaqel Four bar tacked cor
ners tape bound seams button closing washablel Full bad
silt.
DOWNSTAIRS
year at vice chairman of the
unit. Mrs. Uppcnduhl has helped
keep up the uttondnnco avrrnKo
by briiiKiiiK her car filled with
members or miests to thu-meet-Inxs.
Mrs. Mathls nave a short
demonatrutitin on flnwer a
ranticnient. Mrs, Crawford was
awarded the vase and Its con
tents. The business meetliiK was held
In the afternoon, Mrs. S. 11.
Diihler presiding Mrs. Dahler
read a letter from an ACCW
pen put In Eniiland. Tho rceren
tion committee, Mrs. Harry Les
ter and Mrs, Kckert have some
very clever ideas for the enjoy
ment and recreation of those at
tending. There were Hi mem
bora, five children and Mrs. E. L.
Ricker and Mrs. Hen Sheppard
as Riicsts. present, Mrs. Dan
Mutliis will be hostess for the
next meeting In her home, when
Mrs. W. K. Gillen will demon
strate "Color in tho Home."
Bly
Tho meeting was held at the
homo of Mrs. Waller Ellingson
at Ivory Pine. An attractive win
ter flower arrangement was pre
pared by Mrs. F. H, Armstrong.
Mrs. James Dixon chairman,
presided at the business meet
ing. "Color in the Homo" was
demonstrated. There were 12
members and one guest present.
The next meeting will bo Held
at the home of Mrs. Ben Angus
on February 13. "Yeast Breads"
will be demonstrated by Mrs.
Duane Cassidy and Elizabeth McLean.
Fairhavan
"Color in the home" was the
topic discussed at the Falrhaven
home extension unit meeting on
January 15. with Mrs. Winnifrcd
Gillen leading tho discussion.
various color combinations were
shown, with numerous samples
oi wan paper, drapery, rug and
upholstery materials. Especially
interesting-were tho hand-made
pictures carrying out the color
scheme used In the room.
Mrs. Percy Cook, chairman of
the unit,, was hostess to the
group of ten at her home. At
tending for the first time this
year were Mrs. E. R. Roberts
and Mrs. A. L. Loomis. Mrs.
Loomis is a past president of the
unit, and the next meeting,
ureaci HaKing," led by Mrs.
Melvin Gallaspy and Mrs. How
ard Holliday, will be held at her
home on February 19.
Mrs. Ralph Bower, finance
chairman, reported that $62 has
been turned in to the county
committee as Fairhaven's con
tribution to the Co-Op house in
Corvallis. This money was do
nated to the unit for the pur
pose of helping finance the
house by various business firms
in the Fairhaven district.
Mrs. Lee Holliday and Mrs.
Percy Cook read letters they had
received from A C W VV pen
friends in England.
Why qamble all you hava by
being without Insurance? Insure
now. Hans Norland. 123 N. 6th.
Sheep Heads
Urge Increase
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21) At
Sheepmen must substantially
increase lamb production to sup.
ply a greater demand and moro
evenly spread higher production
costs, W, C. Crew, assistant gen
er.'il manager of tho Denver
Union Stockyard company, told
delegates to (ho t)2ud annual
convention of the National Wool
Growers association Tuesday,
Crew pointed out that lamb
f traduction in Colorado, Wyoin
ng, Utah, Idaho, Oregon and
California declined over U.OOU,
DUO head during tho war years,
whilo consumption on tho Pa
cific coast alone climbed to
3,750,01)0 head.
Only tho fact that Texas In
creased ILs production 4,81)0,001)
animals prevented a drastic
shortage of lamb on the eastern
seaboard, which consumes 73
per cent of that eaten in Amer
ica, the speaker declared.
Crew also called for efforts
to have wool processed In the
west, Instead of sending It east,
and lauded the inovo of west
cm packers to increase slaugh
tering facilities, principally In
Denver, Ogdon, Utah, and Texas.
Former Merrill
Family In Dayton
MERRILL, Jan. 2U Mrs. Let
tic Scofield and her invalid hus
band, 300-pound Fred, whoso
pictures appeared in last Sun
day's Oregonlan, are former res
idents of Merrill. The family
which then included three sous
lived in a one-room cabin in tho
rear of the Lost River hotel
about six years ago.
Mrs. Scofield, SI), and her
small sons were tho sole sup
port of the family. Her husband,
10 years her junior, has been
bedridden for the last eight
years with what doctors say Is
an Inoperable disease.
One son, Russell, 14, remains
with the family In a farm labor
camp at Dayton.
SPANISH CLASSES
TULELAKE, Jan. 20 Classes
in typing and Spanish arc being
given each Monday and Thurs
day nights In tho high school,
Spanish students beginning at
7 p. m. and typing at 8:30 Mon
day niglrls with the time re
versed Thursday. Eighteen stu
dents are registered for each
subject. Ward Devlin is typing
Instructor and M. P. Tansy,
language.
CORDON NAMED
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 (!)
Appointment of Senator Guy
Cordon (R-Ore.) as chairman of
the territories and Insular af
fairs subcommittee of tho senate
public land' committee was an
nounce 'ny by Chaln"in
Butler (R-Inco.) !
naaAi.o Nana, KUmiik rn, on.
wsnNssiiAr, J. . nut. r mihi
LEGAL NOTICES
Kqullv'No. MM"
HIMMUNM HIK I'l'lll.H'ATION
IN T1IK CHUnilT COUHT UK TIIK
HTATK OK OKKOON IN ANU fOH
TIIK COUNTY t)r KLAMATH.
viu,m w. nouKna, iMmntirr,
KMIlWi lUUlKHR. Dtrtntlnht.
TO! KMU.Y M. ItOClKUH, IMtrntUnt:
IN TIIK NAMK OF TIIK HTATK or
OMKOON: You nrn hereby miulrail to
mpttr mid muwrr tlie complaint Mini
uirnhtRl vim lit Oi Nimvt entitled tult
within four wevkt from tlit tint of
(lit (It-fti putiliomliiit of Itilt Hummoni
In Th Herald mid Newt, a nvvaiiii
prih (?! and piihlUhvd In Klmimtli Coun
ty, Oregon, wliK'li ntld dale In th lnih
day uf January, A. U.. HMT, ami If
you fall to anvr or otlterwtia plantl,
h. r want thvrvor, tit I'talntlff will ap
nly to thli Coui'i for Ui relief prayed
for in lila Complaint.
Tltla HuuiiiHitiH ( ierved upon you by
ItiitilU'aitou pursuant to Order of Hon
otablti David It. VandenbarK, Jud) of
the almvo entitled Court, niadn and en
tervd January tult, 11147. which Order
rruiurea that Summom herein he iul
llkhrd onca a week fur four ueeemtlve
weika and Ihat the data of f I rati nub
lloailon or unit) Summuna thall lit Jau
viary 13th.
tr. R WAI.KNTINK.
Altoruay for lMalnllff.
j. lflua-ao r, a No. sts
RqHlly Ne, IIU
I'M MONK I-OH M Hl tCATION
in tiik ciiumut count or thk
HTATK Or OltKOON IN ANU UH
TIIK COUNTY Of KLAMATH.
CIIHI.HT1NK HHAW, lMalnllff,
CI.AUOK t.KON HHAW, Defendant.
TO; CLAUDS I.KON BlIAW, Defend
ant: IN TIIK NAMK Or TIIK BTATK Or
OltKOON: You are hereby required to
npiM-ar and aniwer the vontplalul filed
niialniit you In the altnve entitled aull
wiihtn four wreki from the date of
the fiml publication of Ihla lumomiut
in The Herald and Newa, a uewiuaper
Printed and publUhed In Klamath Coun-
OreKtui, whirh ald date u the 13th
day of January. A, O. 107, and If
you fait to aiuwer or otherwUa appear,
for want thereof, the plaintiff will ap
ply to I hi. Court for the Decree of
alMOlula dlvorva and relief prayed for
In Plaintiff Complaint.
Thta Hummona aerved upon you
by pultlU'atlon purtuaut to Order of
Honorable David It. Vandeuliertf. Judge
of the above entitled Cnurt, made and
entered January fit It, 11)47. which Order
renulrea that Humntoui herein lie pub
llahrd once a week for four uccetve
week, and that Ihe data of Ihe tint
yuhiu-atloii of ald Suntmont ahall be
anuary 13th. 1047.
It. . nAI.KNTINK.
Attorney tor rialntlff
j tvta-M r s No. S70
NDTicK or rxt MANdr or land
I OR TIMttl K
NOTtCR IR HKHKIIY OIVKN lhal THE
BIIKVLtNHlXON COMPANY, a cor
poration, of WOO rirat National-Moo Una
llulldlntf, Minneapolis. Mlnueaola, with
an offU' at Uend, Oreon, mad ap-
Sl (ration No. oiima dated December
irt, IU4H and filed In the office uf the
Ac Una" Manager of the United Htale
lltireati of lind Maueuieitt, Dutrlcl
I .ami Office, l-akeview, Ureaun, on De
cent iter Id, ttnu. under the Act of
March 30. 1033 U3 Hut. 4nSi a amended
bv Die Act of rehruary art, 1D3A t4J Btat
loiK to exchanae ianda within Ihe
Dearhulea National Foret In Oregon, for
lltuoer within Ihe rremont and Da
achutea National roreat In Oregon,
Ttte applicant. The Hhevlln-HUon
Companv, offer to the United Klatea the
following described landa alluata In
Klamath County. Oregon i
In TWP, 34 a. K(iK K. W M..
Set-. 37, r.-,r'i: 8ec. 33. HKU.
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Railway ngM of way: In TWP M II .
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Kec 13, K'lNtS. KW'.NK'. HK'
NWH. NKlSr4, except 3 1 acre
The Dallea-Callfornla Highway right-of-way:
ftec, 1.1. KENKS: Uc M.
All. encept 11 gfl arrea (treat Northern
Hallway right-of-way; In TWP 34 H .
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aiinllranl'a rnnlml ntaka II Imiiiarlli'
alila fur II In rut anil ramnva Ilia ra
aarvail llmliar wllliln Ilia tuna limit,
abnva maitllnnail. tha aama may la aa
tandail fur Btii'll parlixl", nnl baynml la
camlar al, tuiva. a may lia itai'en.ai vi
all In aiTui'tlant-a vvltlt anil iiiltlai'l lu Ilia
tarin, of a linil KHi'lianaa Aafaanianl
balwaan tha aiiullranl anil Ilia ltralunal
ruraalar. I'urtlaiHl, Uratfutl, tlataa AiiniuI
1411,. HUH:
III axi'liantfa fur an atiial vatua of
llmliar fruni iMirtlnni nf tha following:
(la.arlliail land. In Klamall, I'ounly. Ota.
on, wlllllt, 1 h a iMiuuilarla, uf tha
UaRi-lilltaa and rramulil Nallnnal ruraalt
In Oragon-
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Tha purtioa nf Ilia puhllralion of Ihl,
nnttra I, to allow any and all ,iaru,
alaiuilng Ilia llmliar aalartad. or having
or rlalmlng any Inlaraat In tha otlrird
land, and llmliar. nr having inula fnta
nhlarllona to tlta atilillralion fur .aid
rhauga. an optmrtunlly In ttla thalr pin
tail or ntHai'lton. with tha Artlng
Managar of lha Unllrd Htala, Ituirau
nf lnd Managamanl. murtrl lnd Of
flra. al Ukavlaw. Otagon. and any aurh
prota.l, or objartlon, ihoold lia fllad on
or hafura Ilia flth dav nf raluuary, ID17
In Bald lllatiu-t ttitl Otllra
Artlng Managar M ti
nt l.anri Managamant
lind nrflra
t. i ia aa w-Na mi.
rttireati
DUtrlct
LiimopoiUBT . root mEi'iAi.isr
Dr. Kenneth 5. Garvin
feel I urg err . ang Ortt.pti
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