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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1947)
IPs Color That Pays Dig Dough MEMPHIS. Tana F.b. 1 VP) It It im Uft to their ttimBiln, tayt the Chicago Cub' vatoran Clauda Pauaau. t "mora ol thou SI0.000-a-raar ball player would ba getting 1000 and mora In tha 18000 braekat would ba gatting J80. 000." "Thar dn't PT ' " taam value any mora it'a color that counta." drawlad tha big tung traa oparator Irons aouthaaat Mississippi. Tha 37-yaar-old Cub right haadar 1 on hi back hara altar a dallcata spinal opera tion and with plant of tirna to think about baiaball'a Lawmakers Begin Scrap Over Fishing Industry - SALEM, Feb. 19 VP) The legislature' biennial scrap be tween commercial and sports fishermen opened last night be for the senate fishing indus tries and house natural resources committees, the argument being whether to let the fish commis sion have powers over commer- Flyers Cinch Tourney Spot ; TULELAKE, Feb. 19 Tule lake teams of the Klamath Basin basketball league swept a double-header last night to finish off the county divisl 's regular schedule last night, and the Fly ers clinched first place In the Standings. The Flyers topped Merrill Townies 91 to 44 in a well-played fast contest, and the Merchants beat Langell Valley Beavers 3 7 to 29 in a loose game. . A tie at six wins and three losses exists between the Henley Townies and Merrill Indepen dents for second place in the county division, and will be played off Monday night, prob ably at Merrill. In the city division the Ashley Chevrolet squad winds up the season with a game with Sons of Italy, and Beattv plays a make up tQt with Malin on Altamont court. Feels Like New ' i" SAN JUAN, P. R., Feb. 19 P) Marlus.Russo, the New York .Yankees' one-time southpaw pitching ace, believes he will be . able to take his regular turn when the season rolls around. son because of an elbow opera UpD the previous winter, tested -ms arm yesterday and reported it "feels like new." SENATORS SHAKE HANDS AFTER SCRAP ;- SALEM, Feb. 19 (jP) The 'feud between Sens. Jack Lynch and Lew Wallace, both of Port rland, which resulted in their : having a fist fight on the senate floor Monday, was declared over '. yesterday when each apologized . to the senate. They said there would be go more fights, and then , shook hands. ' LEGAL NOTICE 'kb-nt- fW tnvn ... ShW proposals win ba raeerred by th. Common Council of tha City of Klamath rail.. Oregon, for the purchase of street improvement bonds. Series 77 nd 7. (Hrefattnfj Fourteen Thousand, 'our Hundred Seventr-oca Dollars l14.T1.00). duly authorized by ordi- i nances of the said City of Klamath Falls, for tha construction and improvement of the following Improvement units v situated in Klamath f alia, Oregon, as ' follows; Improvement trait No. so. extendlnf elans Martin Street from South Line of Main Street to the North Una of Borne Avenue; and. Improvement Unit No. tl. extending alon Miftrfyn Avenue from the North Line of Main Street to the South-Easterly - line of Esplanade Street and Menlo Way from - the Northeasterly line of Miehlaan Avenue to the Southwesterly line of - the D. S R. s. Canal right-of-way. Proposals to purchase said bonds win be received by the undersigned up to s and including the 10th day of March, - 1947 at the hour of seven-thirty o'clock p. m., of said day and opened at a regular meeting of the Common Coun cil Immediately thereafter: said bonds shall be dated the 19th. day of March. 1H7, and shall be In amounts of $500.00 . each, except bond No. 1, of each aeries. which shall be for the fractional part f of said sum. and all shall be due ten . years after the data of Issue, payment of the entire bonds optional with said City at any coupon paying date on and after one year from the date thereof. Said bonds will bear Interest at the rate ox not to exceed six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually on September 15 and March 15, of each year, principal . and interest payable at the office of the treasurer of the City of Klamath Falls. ; Oregon. All proposals must be unconditional and accompanied by a certified check for five per cent of the proposal. i na common council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Au thorized by oidinances of the Common Council dated January 27, 1947, HAROLD T. FRANZY, ; . Police Judge of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. X 30; F. 1; Id. S IncL No. 899. ' '" A Complete Lla ef PUROX WELDING APPARATUS Mw jut neelret rauO slsc Oryfea Mi AeetrltD Cylinder . t Per Farm Um. LINCOLN ARC WELDERS For Pra Vb. 85 Fewer Futw - corrected. BUSSMAN'S WELDING SUPPLIES SM Klamath Ave. ' n. B. genes. Lombard Leads Again! EXCLUSIVE GRANITIZE SERVICE The msdern mains ef treating aatomoblls finishes. VuVS''mmB,Vm ' materiel which leaves a harg, 1.TJI JlV-i-i It prodness a very hlrh lattre WHICH CANNOT BE OBTAINED BY THE HAND METHOD OF POLISHING. There Is nethlni "llhe" GRANITIZE GRANITIZE el.sns. polish., "nt l".", . "..tin protietlve oeatlng. It Is not necesssry te wax a OBANITIZED oar. This solallon Is made fer machine work an a trained operator Is asesssarr lor th. best results. . , . WE WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER YOUR CAR ' ... SHINING LIKE NEW . . . FOR 1-DAY SERVICE DIAL 3138 LOMBARD MOTOR 823 So. 8th "high linanca" with which ha U not la complota accord. "Undcratandlng I have noth-. tng again! iallow lika Bob Foliar. Tad William and Hank Qraanbar g if ha changa hi mind making thoaa akvacrapor salariaa." Paau laid, "Thay'r good man with a lot of gata appeal. "But thara ara a lot ol man just aa valuable to thoir teems torn avan mora Talu abla who ara tar down In tha alary braekat. Thay )ut don't hava any color." Pauaau aid ha'd lika to of lar aa axamplat a couplo ol Iallow National leaguer cial fishing such as the game commission has over sports fish ing. The bill would five the fish commission power to make reg ulations as to seasons ana oiner matters, which now must be handled bv legislation. Ed Foss, Portland, and Chris Kowitz, Salem, representing sports fishing organizations, said the bill would give the fish com mission too much power over sports fishing. They feared the bill would permit the fish com' mission to open up to commer cial fishing some waters now closed to it, Foss said the fish commission has failed to conserve fish, and urged that the fish and game commissions be made to co operate more closely. John C. Veatch, Portland, chairman of the fish commission, said the bill would allow the commission to have a real con servation program. He said Ore gon nas done less of this work than any other state, and that both Washington and California give their fish departments power to make regulations. Flashy Texan Leads Country In Hoop Scores NEW YORK, Feb. 19 (IP) Unless Jim Lacy of Baltimore Loyola goes on a scoring spree in the next few weeks, Clift Mc Neely of Texas Wesleyan seems certain to capture this year's na tional collegiate basketball indi vidual high scoring race. Lacy, who two weeks ago trailed McNeely by only 29 points, now is 89 points behind with 494 points compared to McNeely's 583. The Texas flash rimmed 74 points during the week to 32 for Lacy. McNeely still is the only player reported to have crossed the 500-point mark. E. F. Parham, McNeely's team mate, retained third place at 449 points.- So did John Wilson of Anderson (Ind.) at 440,' but a new player, DarreJl Brown of Humboldt (Calif.) State, took over the fifth. rung with 432. Barber Bill Gets -Green Light SALEM, Feb. 19 (rP) Barbers need an education so they will know what they are talking about when they get customers in their chairs. Rep. William Nis kanen. Bend, told his fellow members of the house state and federal affairs committee. ' Talking about a bill to require that instructors in barber col leges should have a high school education, he said: "You have to sit there in the chair and listen to them talk, so all barbers should have an edu cation so they'll know what they're talking about" The committee thought so too, and recommended passage of the bill.. . HOUSING REEDS TRIPLE CHICAGO, Feb. 19(P) Robert Abrams' efforts to find a home became three times more intense today: Since his return from overseas Abrams and his wife have been living with two other families. Yesterday Mrs. Abrams gave birth to triplets, two boys and a girl, and Abrams said he hopes to bring them to their own home If he can find one. . . PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED VO PAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION Ne Less of Tims Permanent Besalts! DR. E. M. MARSHA Chfrepratle PhjMleUm Ht N. 7th Eiqitre Theatre Blflf. Phono 7M Service Mgr. Pkene SMI Btan Muial and Mart Marion ol tha Cardinal. "In my book and I ballava la tha book ol moat playara Muiial I th. moat Taluabla maa la both major leagues. Wonderful hittar, wonderful lialdar. a iallow who doaa everything right. But ha hain't any moro color than that watar jug, "So ha'a a holdout, unabla to gat hall of what aoma guya ara making. "Than thara's Marlon wlna mora gamaa coaring ahort atop than a half-down pitch ar. Ha'a a holdout too. prob ably asking lata than IS0.00O. - "It jut doesn't maka aanra." BASKETBALL Eugene 33. University Htsh 31. Pendleton 40, Walla Walla 37. Med ford 48, Ashland 27. McMinnville 52, Forest Grova 49. Sandy 39, Estacada 31. Hillsboro 52, Tigard 40. Scappoose 54. St. Helens 41. Lebanon 46, Junction City 35. Newberg 46, Beaverton 28. Parkrose 29, Ogden Meadows (Vancouver) 26. Vernonla 40, Seaside 39. Hill Military 37, Concordia 22. Monmouth 29, OCE Jayvees 27. St. Mary's (Eugene) 34. Spring field 32. Central Catholic (Portland) 44. ML Angel 42. Washington 61, Roosevelt 38. Jefferson 56, Boston Tech 46. Franklin 51, Lincoln 31. Commerce 65, Sabin 33. Pro Raiding Brings Blast ABILENE, Tex., Feb. 19 VP) Warren B. Woodson, coach of Hardin-Simmons university, de livered a blast at professional football today for signing college players before they had complet ed their eligibility. Declaring "if we let this type of bidding for college players continue before the student is through -with his education, we might as well declare a mora torium on our football." Woodson charged that professional scouts had even interviewed members of his team on the days of im portant games. Woodson's blast came two days after announcement that his star back, Rudolph (Little Doc) Mob ley, had signed a contract to play with the Baltimore Colts of the All-America football confer ence although the two-time little all-America had still ' another year of eligibility left at the Abilene school. Portland Asks Customs Office PORTLAND, Feb. '19 (Jp) The Portland chamber of com merce announced today it would renew its application with the U. S. customs service for designa tion of Portland-Columbia air port as a port of entry to ex pedite air freight to Alaska. The chamber said Senator Morse had reported the customs commissioner had denied the city's request for customs airport status on the basis that it was too far from the Canadian bor der. Frank Womack, assistant man ager of the chamber, said the customs service explanation is in conflict with the fact that the city has a maritime customs rating and that inspectors here have cleared charter planes to the Hawaiian islands under a temporary permit, A hound cannot scent a doe carrying a fawn. Mature pro vides this protection. Sports Afield. -FOR SALE' Good Used Sacks Suitable for Stock Feed Potatoes m-Bee Potato Co. , Hotfield, Calif. Grey Mask vs. Billy Weidner 1 , 5 Rounds V7 Buck Lipscomb vs. Buck Weaver yL 1 I 4 Rounds' , J f I Frankie Hart vs. Tony Ross ": 4' Rounds - . . m y Thursday, 8:30 p. m. Armory For SEAT RESERVATIONS Phone or call at CASTLEBERRY'S ' (Sections A, B, C) 530 Main. Ph. 3333 . KLAMATH BILLIARDS . (For Sctlon D) 30 Main, Ph. 9187 Beginning v r-'l I . This shot of tangled action was takan jutt a Billy Wtldnar and tha Gray Maak want into th alii in what was tha beginning of tha end of their ratsllng match lat Thursday. The two huikia aro matched again for Thursday Panthers Start Rogue River Squad Tonight CHILOQUIN, Feb. 19 Coach Sandv Miller and 10 Panthers left this morning for Medford and the start of a two-best-out-of-three basketball series with the Rogue River Rogues. The first two games will be played in Medford, tonight and tomorrow night. If a third is necessary it will be played either at Chiloquin or at Klamath Falls Saturday night. The Panthers, winners of 22 straight games without defeat 0Mgb33 KANSAS CITY, Feb. 19 W Raymond W. Hall and Charles S. Stevenson recently met Sing er Frank Sinatra while the three were on the same train. Sinatra had previously appeared on a radio program sponsored by the firm with which the Kansas City men are associated. . Returning home,. tt pair de cided to send Mrs. Sinatra some cards and other gifts, addressed to "Frank Sinatra, Hollywood, Calif." The package, unopened, was returned. Written across the face was: "Addressee not known in Hol lywood.'' DECEMBZR-MAY ROMANCE ) CHICAGO, Feb. 19 VP) At the marriage license bureau yesterday Harry Paynter, deputy clerk, asked Cornelius J. Boldt to give his birth date. "June 14, 1873," answered the young girl with Boldt. Then Paynter asked the girl. Miss La Verne D. Anderson, to show a birth certificate because she did not appear 18 years old. She handed him a certificate giv ing the birth date, as October 5, 1928. , The marriage of the 73-year-old widower and the 18-year-old girl is set for Saturday. Of The End nignu Drive On this year, are the B league hoop champs of Klamath and Lake counties. On the other hand, the Rogues, winners of 18 straight, hold the title for Jackson and Josephine counties. Those four counties comprise B class basketball district 5, so the winner of this series goes on to Arlington for the state cham pionship playoffs. Very little is known about the Rogue River team, although Coach Webb says that he has the same outfit with the exception of one olayer that beat Merrill out of the district title last year. The Rosues. In -winning their 18 contests, have outscored their opponents by some 20 points per game. Webb was at Klamath Union high school last Saturday to look over the Panthers. Oaks Will Add Double Tier OAKLAND, Calif., Feb. 19 (P) Double-decking of the Oakland park in the Pacific Coast league is planned for next year to bring the seating capacity to 20,000. Joe Blumenfeld of the Oaks announced he had purchased additional land adjacent to the park to permit the steel tier of seats, which will stretch from first base to third base. Exten sion into right field ultimately would add another 10,000 or more, Blumenfeld estimated. ROOFING GUARANTEED WORK FREE ESTIMATES For Every Nd - Phon 4838 GREM'S ROOFING SERVICE FOR SALE SEED POTATOES White Rose Russets Canadian Washington Certified Zero Hot House Readings GEO. . BURGER PHONE 5660, or BOB CHEYNE 8009 Evans Truck and Car . Now Available for Immediate Delivery HAMER'S SPECIALTIES 1039 Mailt St. (Fall Appllanc and Tlr Sarvic) e Luber-finer (oil refining unit for -any typo of engine or any typo of oil). . e Gatko Brake Lining and friction ma" terial. ,;, e Evani Thermo-Control Fan J-" Holds any engine at constant temporature, regardless of load or Idling. ( Gas, diesel or butane engines. '. Russoll M. Homer So Mr. Mot o Prepared For Plenty Clips uta hts a..t tp u Pl, ' ID (IP) Hilda's biirbor has now olec trie clippers and appears tut tor another three decadvs of trim ming. Suuklchl Takomoto swept overnight from obscurity to fame In San Francisco and Hawaii after Lefty O'Doul complained that he hud probably tha world's dullest clipper. O'Doul's remarks made news on San Francisco's sports pugus because the city oasoDau acuis, which he managed to the 1940 Pacific Coast league champion ship, were preparing to coma here for spring trnlnlng. The skipper got his advance Informa tion on a preliminary Inspection of Seal Co-owner Paul I. Fagan't luxurious Hana ranch, the train ing site . Lefty praised everything about Hana except tho barber. He suggested the Seals and sports writers should have their hair cut very short before leaving California. His remarks ware misinterpreted to mean that Maui nn island of 50,000 popu lation has only one burber. Maul residents and Hawaii sports writers retaliated quickly and vociferously. So when O'Doul cama back to Hana th other day to t up training quarter, h brought shiny new aUctrle clippers, compute with tarv icing kit. a apar head and a rasor. He headed straight for Take moto's little shop and made a wordy presentation recorded by publicity conscious camera men . "O-o-c-o, so-o-o nice." hissed Takemoto, caressing the clipper witn one nana and uuouls hair with the other. "Now I cut hell out of It.'" Lefty submitted to a haircut- out not a snavo with, the new razor. Takemoto has piled his trade for 33 year In a shop that has seen few changes since the day he started. O'Doul swears he opened with the clippers he ued until Lefty gave him the new ones and that the old clippers never were snarpenea. 'Y' Loop Results Last nlnht In YMCA Inter- church basketball play the First cnristian team took an A league victory from Klamath Temple 24 to 13 on Falrview court. In the B division First Methodist beat 11 T - - U IOII Monday night's games saw Church of Christ beat Nazarene 20-11, and Latter Day Saint take First Covenant 22-11. City Delivery Service. Ph. 1417. AMERICAN LEGION CLUB NOW OPEN! ' Noon to Midnight , Sunday 2 P. M. to 11 P. M. , Fer .Legionnaires . . ana) Guest 221 Mala Next to WUlard Hotel Saturday Night Surprise Night! Phono 7294 HKBALD NSW. Klenslk r.lll. Or. In Two Leagues . . Sons Take Franchise In Southern Oregon Tho Kliimuth Sons baseball toain, already one of the stronger clubs of tho Northern California Imiuuo, lius also boon given a franchise In the Southern Oregon loop and probably will oper ate in both circuit this summor, according to Mel Carpenter, manager of the Son. It will bo necessary for the other team to give the okay on roster big enough to accommodute a double schedule, but lines the Medford Craters plan to do th sume tiling, approval should be forthcoming. The Southern Oregon circuit, virtually abandoned when Med ford pulled out to Join Klamath in ine Nuiui loop una wntrn Roseburg pulled out, hua gotten a new lease on Ufa and is now expected to have eight corners. Eight towns, Including Grants Pass, Central Point, and Ash land, Intend to field team. Alio with eight team in th NoCal circuit, und the only two town with double entries will be Klamath and Medford, the largest In the district. Scheduling will be a problem for the Sons, Carpenter say, but the NoCal slato I to be drawn first. The Son will probably be playing two or three game a week Instead of one, so up to 30 player will hava to be car ried on the rotter. Tho city recrontion commit tee and the Son of Italy have not yet reached an accord con cerning tho use of the city's base ball field, Recreation park, but the Sons are shopping around for floodlights, reflectors, a transformer and the like. !?!!! Storage Chest Plastic Coated 1498 totUy washed ploiric mrfocs Imid and out. Smart baig finish. Sturdily bvMt wMi strong wood from, fiber board contrrvclton, 40 X 32 x 21 -In, Wire Dish Drainer Nickel Plated 1.35 Made for lairing of haavy aidiajl plated wlr ruitproof anil nkk proof. Separata tllverwara omportraant. 13x16 tnchat. Kitchen Scale Weighs to 24 lbs. 1.98 Accurately, w.lght up to 24 lbs. Easy-to-r.ad dial Is adkiilabri j fig ures stamped In r.d. Whit .nam hid m.lol) grn platform surface. 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