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WEATHER
KI.AMATII rAI.I AND VICINITY -rlr
lunlelil and Sunday. Illicit luclay
10. i.iiw iiiiiiahi an iiiiii similar n.
(IHKUON -- ralr l.nlay. tonight and
lilluUyi rlallis l.miierelHre lo,lay;
lllghlly warmer over hiterlitr Sunday)
anile variable wind olf cues!.
NOIITIIKIIN L'Al.lrilllNIA -- Clear
Inday, tunleltt and Sunday. Cnnllltiiad
warm ani'aul twnlar north cneal un
ey. Cletille 10 mud.rale northarly wind
II ouaat,
Batumi Mr. Fniiiile M.
Clifyno returned to her homo
her by pluiie liflcr aUnntlliiK a
fumlly riiuitlun it I the homo of
her brother. Frank While ol
l.uimvlrw, Wimh. Other mem.
ben or the (iimlly uttrnilliiK
'were Doll White of Pelican.
Alaska; Mra. Delia (innicrr of
The Dulles, unci Mra. Kreil Ham
llton of I'hoeiilx, Ore. En route
home, Mra. Clieyne spent a week
In Portliuirl at the home of her
on, Mllo Cheyne inul fumlly.
Vacation Ovar Mr. unci Mra.
Lesler Holiln and ann, Lurry, of
Hly, returned litut Stincliiy from
a week's vacation which took
them to Reno, tlimuuh Redding
and over to the count. They re
turned vlu Mcdford where they
visited Mra. Ilohln'a nnrenls.
Mr. and Mra. J. F. lllhbcrl. Mra.
M. J. Muulnliv. slider of Mra,
Rubin, returned to Bly with
them for a abort visit.
Dear of Honor On the
protfnim committee of the De
gree of Honor meeting to be hold
n the KCJ bull Mommy cvoning
are Murle Tlllmun unci Eva
Dlckaon, On tho rofrewhmcnt
committee arc Mra. K. M. Peter-
on, Agnes LnLonde, Dorothy
Dermh, Vera Molhune and Alice
llerabborgor.
Morrill C r a n a Merrill
grunge will moot Monday eve-
iiiiiU, April 14, ai o ociock in
tho lOOK bull. I'oo vulley
grange, will visit thla meellnii
uud will conduct the lecturer'a
hour. All granite members are
Invited. Refreshments will be
aerved by the losing team In tho
recent membership contest.
Extension Unit Mra. Wlnnl.
fred Uillen will lend a dlscus-
alon on "cleun ai you no at a
meet InK of the Altuninnl exien
Ion unit, Tuesday, April IB. at
the home of Mra. Ilutta rrci,
2.107 Gettle atroet, at 10 a, m.
A thla la tho lint time Mra. uil
len will add ma the arotip, a
I it mo turnout la urged. A pot'
luck lunch will be aerved at
noon.
Brother Visits Mrs. RumcII
r. Akers. 432 N. Rth. enjoyed a
abort vlait with her brother, the
Rev. Jeuo N. Phillips of I'hne
nix, Arli., who won en route thla
week to Springfield. Ore., to
conduct revlvul aervlcea. The
two had not aeen each other In
24 years. Tho rtcv. Phillip
pluna a return viait her tn
route home.
From' Kimii Mr. and Mra.
rred Wlard of Wichita. Kaa.,
are vlaltlnic Mr. and Mra. Harry
Wlard. 2705 Wlard. The Kama
couple have been traveling for
four montha looking for a suit
able location to mnke their
home and plan to Investlxato
the Klamath bnnln with that in
mind.
Visits Son Mra. Gladys Cox
Sargent street, with membera of
her fumlly. vlaited her on, Har
old, in a orania rnss hospital
where he la being treated for a
bad leg Injury. A veteran of
World War 2. Harold spent four
months In a hospital on Guam.
Visit Hera Mr. and Mra.
Carl Edbrrg of Portland left for
' home today artcr spending
week with her parents and her
sister. Mra. Larry Qulnn. Mra.
Kdberg la the former Joyce Bor
gerson.
Ill at Homo Mra. J. I. Beard
la confined to her home on Pa
c.lfie Terrace with an attack of
Influenza, which has made it
necessary to close her real es
tute and Insurance office for
several dayi.
Choral Society The Klanv
ath Choral society will meet
Monday evening, April 14, at 7
o'clock for regular rehearsal, In
stead of tho usual hour of 8
a clock.
Wnmin VAlaira Tha Ia ! n
relations division group of the
League of Women oVtera will
meet Monday at 7:45 p. m. at
11155 Lowell. Those Interested
snouici can 32uz.
Goes Homo C. H. Under
wood, 820 N. 7th. was able to
leave Hillside hospital Saturday
after receiving medical treatment.
forum Mtstlna The com
mittee of the Oregon Educators
association met recently to make
nuns tor a lorum meeting 10 lie
mid in tho near future for the
purpose of studying the. sales tux
proposal to como before the
voters of the atule. Time and
place of the meeting will be
made later.
Dear Staff - Members of
the KclH-kuh degree staff will
f i nd Ice Monday 0,1 7:30 p. m. In
OOF hull. All officer and
banner bearers are requested to
be present as there will be initi
ation Thursday night.
L d a Maotlna Klamath
lodge No. 77. AK&AM atated
communication will be held
Monday at 8 n. m. at the Mason
ic temple. DeMolny will put on
one degree. Refreshments will
be served.
Vacation Her Anna Stur
geon, high school teacher of
Everett, Wash., visited with
Alice and Elizabeth Waldron at
the Rnmona apartments durins
spring vacation.
Stopover James F. Waldron
dropped In at the Hamonn apart
mcnia last Wednesday evening
to vwlt his aunts, Alice and
Elizabeth Waldron. en routn to
ban Francisco on business.
L a v a Hospital Shlrlev
Nellson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Carlo Nellson of Alturaa
was able to leave Hillside hos
pital Saturday for her home.
H a a Pneumonia Richard
Flnley. 10-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Flnley Sr.,
20:i5 Portland, is receiving
treatment for pneumonia at
Hillside hospital.
Visit In Saatlla Mr. and Mrs
Doug Spencer of Spencer's chll
dren a shop have been spendlni
this weeK in Seattle as guests ol
relatives.
Expctd Horn Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Godding of 2041 Og
den arc expected home thla
week-end from Portland where
Mra. Godding underwent nur
sery recently at St. Vincent's
hospital.
Visitors Dr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Tyce and little son. Larry,
of Akron, O., were recent visi
tors of Mr. and Mrs. Karl John
son and Agnar Jordanger of
3939 Frieda.
Dismissed Thora DuFoiir of
Pelican City returned to her
horn from Hillside hospital
Saturday following aurgery.
May 11th Named
As Mother's Day
WASHINGTON, April 12 (VP)
President Truman today desig
nated Sunday, May 11, as
Mother's Day.
Mr. Truman called on govern
ment officials and the people
generally to display the flag
that day to show the "reverent
esteem In which we hold tho
mothers of our country."
Crowd Attends
Extravaganza
A houso so pucked tlwit even
llio staue hold spectators and
scores woro turned away, greot-
ocl tho annual grade school music
exlravagunza in tlio Klumuth
Union high school auditorium
Friday night.
All schools in tho city parti
cipated and cuch performances
pleased beyond nicuauro as evi
denced by tho round of applause
from the audience composed of
students, rclutlvcs and friends of
Iho young uctorM. Each of tho
seven schools included music as
well as acting In its particular
skit and all showed fine talent
and a great deal of work.
Schools participating Included
Fulrvlcw, Fremont, Pelican,
Conger, Riverside, Mills and
Roosevelt.
Former Klamath
Man Chosen
Directors of Pacific Finance
corporation of California have
chosen a Portlandcr, Donald
Specr, aa vice president of the
financial Institution, which has
an Oregon branch office In Port
land.
Spcer was located In Klamath
Falls for a time as representa
tive of the corporation. He start
ed with tho company In Portland
12 years ago as a credit clerk
and now holds tho position of
regional munager with Portland
heudquartcrs for Oregon, Wash
ington, Idaho, Montana and
Utah.
Fort Klamath
Mrs. Henry Orth has started
a new business enterprise in
Fort Klamath with the orx-nlna
last week-end of her store, lo
cated in the Duildlng formerly
used as a barber shop here. Mrs.
Orth carries in stock selec
tion of late magazines, news
papers, candy, cigarettes and
soda pop, and plans later to add
a soda fountain. The building
housing the new business ven
ture had been thoroughly reno
vated and redecorated prior to
tho opening. Wishing Mrs. Orth
success, friends presented hor
with several gift of cut flowers
and potted plants on the opening
of her business.
Mr. and Mrs. James Orth and
family arrived Easter Sunday
to spend a few days visiting
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Orth, from their home la
Sacramento, Calif.
Easter Sunday gucirts at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Noah were their son-in-law,
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Benedict and chil
dren, of Klamath Falls, and also
their son Marvin of Fort Kla
math, and Harold Moon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wimer were
called to Grants Pass last Sat
urday by news of the critical
illness of Mr. Wlmcr's mother,
Mrs. Amanda Agce. who passed
away before her daughter could
arrive. Funeral services for Mr.
Agee were held In Grants Pass
on Tuesday afternoon, when the
following relatives from Fort
Klamath made the trip to attend
the final rites, in addition to
Mr. and Mra. Roy Wimer, who
had gone to Grants Pas pre
viously on receipt of the news of
her mother' illness; two grand
son and their wives, Mr. and
Mrs. Ival Knox and infant son,
Mr. and Mrs. Dclmar Knox, and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zumbrun.
tho latter a grand-daughter of
the late Mrs. Agee. Another
granddaughter, Mrs. Yvonne
Rucgg of Portland, was unable
to attend.
SIDE GLANCES
ops, law r ts tamtf. me. T. at ate u. a wit, car. t-lt
"Oh, It's the tame old story! Washington won't do a thing
about tho rising beauty shop prices until woman start
looking perfectly frowzy!"
ISITORS WELCOME
Art Par, Bventnit. HttaUTa
Cat newer Plants
V
m Neraerv Hack
f Mack Sese
Klomath Flower Shop
stu s. sik Greenhouies ram. u
ROOFING
GUARANTEED WORK
FREE ESTIMATES
For Every Nd Phon 4838
GREM'S
ROOFING SERVICE
New Pine Creek
The "Tom Trumb" wedding
put on last Saturday evening by
the Juvenile grange lived up to
every expectation and was an
overwhelming success. One hun
dred and eighty tickets were
sold to a crowd that over-packed
the seating capacity of the
Grange hall and many had to
stand up to see the diminutive
couple, Goldie Gooch and Rich
ard Cooper, become bride and
groom, to the officiating words
of Minister Duke Brown, after
all the guests had been duly
ushered In and sealed and all
ceremonial procedure had taken
place.
Barbara Usher was maid ot
honor; Philip Gooch, best man,
and the bridesmaids were Janice
Hammcrslcy, Maudie Jean Bat
man and Sharen Dungan. The
bride's mother was Anne Ham-
mersley and father, Billie Milsap.
The flower girls were Audrey
Milsap, Joyce Robnett, Loretta
Cook, Margaret Robnett and
Rosetta Ross.
The official ushers were Ed
ward Richardson and Neil Perry.
The rest of the Juveniles who
comprised the designated guests
were as follows: Beverly Vin
cent, Bobby Vincent, Betty Can
non, Johnny Cannon, Ruth Ros
encrans, Eugene Lawson, Rich
ard Lawson, Joe Smith, Earl
Porter, Robert Faria. Barbara
Hammersley, Susan Moffet, Lo
retta Oglethorpe, Jimmie Cooper
Jr., Lecta Perry, Carolyn Mul
ley, Sharlcne Ross, Anna
May Fisher, Arlene Tuxhorn,
Robert Cook, Mona McLain, Bar
bara St. Clair. Roger St. Clair.
Dwayne St. Clair. Homer Mc-
Hain and Billie Dungan.
In connection with the mock
wedding a pantomime, "School
day Sweethearts," a song num-
Mai in
bcr, and a costumed Virginia reel
was put on by various members
of the East Side Youth club. Mrs.
Florence Dunlap played a violin
accompaniment for the reel,
which concluded the program
Over 200 plate lunches were
served following the program
and dancing continued until
about 2 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Johnston
and daughter Dorothy left last
Saturday morning for Greenville
to attend the wedding of Evan
geline Edwards which was an
Easter Sunday church wedding.
Dorothy was maid of honor. A
reception and a wedding dinner
followed the wedding. Mrs.
Johnston and daughter returned
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Horr visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Gran Riggs and
family last week-end. The Horrst
who live at Canby, have just re
turned from a 6000-mile trip,
visiting relatives, Mrs. A. M.
Horr and a sister, Mrs. Ida Fairy,
at Hutchinson, Kan.; a cousin in
Missouri, another relative in
Oklahoma, and a brother, T. D.
Horr, in Ventura, Calif., traver
sing 10 states in a three months'
vacation tour.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman
returned last Tuesday from a
several days Easter visit with
Mrs. Sherman's daughter, Mrs.
Sam Carter at Bums, Ore., with
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Stanbro
at Prairie City, and Mrs. George
Lowe at Hampton Butte, Ore.
City, and Mrs. George Lowe at
Hampton Butte, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Keaton
MALIN. April 12 The Amer
ican Legion auxiliary unit No.
84 met on Monday, April 7, in
the Mulin church, with Martha
Brothanek, president, In the
chair. Mrs. W. O. Bunge was
initiated and welcomed,
The unit, having over 90 mem
bers, will send three delegates
to the state convention this year.
Martha gave an interesting talk
regarding the rehabilitation work
being done for the hospital work
through the auxiliary. Martha,
along with seven ol the mem
bers, attended the conference
held Jointly with Klamath Legion
and auxiliary, with Mrs. C. Gunn
making a report regarding the
help to be given by all Legion
and auxiliary members.
As April is child welfare
month for the auxiliary, a box
is being placed in Emma's shoppe
where anyone having new or
used clothing may put same. All
donations will be greatly appre
ciated. The Americanism essays
will be ready for Judging by
April 30, the deadline date.
The unit voted to give 110
towards purchasing flags for the
intermediate uiri scouts, wnicn
Malin is sponsoring.
After a very interesting meet
ing, Leah Street entertained by
having guessing games, at which
Mary victorm and Agnes Schrei
ner won.
Nell Rettrath, hostess, served
refreshment to the following
Anna Petrasek, Grace Stephens,
Mary Victorin, Ethel Hamilton,
Madeling Depue. Irena Jelinek.
Leah Street, Nettie Pierce, Abbie
rierrlngshaw, Martha Brothanek,
Agnes Schreiner and Ethel Rob
erts.
Mrs. Mary Victorin and Mrs.
Anna Petrasek will be on the
entertainment committee for
May and Mrs. Ethel Robert will
serve as hostess for May.
of Davis Creek were brief visl
tors here on Wednesday, passing
inrougn trom LaKeview, accom
panied by Mrs. Dudley Brown
of the maintenance station. The
Keatons just returned from quite
an extended stay in the south.
where they visited with a sister
and earlier attended the funeral
rites of Mr. Keaton's father. Mr.
Keaton is interested in the high
grade mining situation.
The East Side Juvenile eranee
will install the officers for the
newly formed Juvenile at Thomas
Creek this Saturday evening.
April 12. All grangers are in
vited. There will be a ootluck
supper following the meeting.
Boats and marine supplies.
Schubert's.
City Delivery Borvlc. Ph. HIT.
New Homes
St ths naw houses
under construction
PERRY and DAY
Contractor
3849 Summers Lone
Phon 8980
SHIPMENT
JUST RECEIVED
LARGE
Reflector
Bowls
for
Copco Bi-Post
Floor Lamps
Varn Owans
Cascade
Home Furnishings
Co.
124 N. 4th
Phone 8365
HfcMALU NEW, Klamath falle. Ore. SAT U BOAT, ArU It, 1M7, Par tr
City Delirery Strylct. Ph. 6417
v unpen a or ANNUAL UTATKMRNT
tot th yi'ar ni1d December 31, 14,
of The Liverpool it Iondon Globe
Inmranre Co,, Md ol Liverpool, Enrf
land. marie to the Insurance Conimln
loner of the State ot Oregon, pur
suant to law.
INCOME
Net oremtuma received . i6.i94,0U.24
Total Intereit. dividends
and real estate income .. ;bvi.mi
Ineomi from other
ources 877.05P.afl
Total Income ; :,Cil,7tl.tl
IHSHURRKMKNTS
Net amount paid for
lotiea f 65fl0,fl3(l M
Loss adjustment expenses 50l,6Btt.47
underwriting expenses sjftf ,im.o)
Dividends paid to stock
holders (Cash, $0.00;
stock, S0.O0) 0.00
Dividends paid or credit
ed to policyholders 0-00
A 1 1 other expenditures
(Including Investment
expenses, $21,279.34) M 333,486 98
Total dlihurt?m"nts ... 114. 143,111.90
ADMITTED ASSETS
Value of real estate
owner (market value) ... $ 0.00
Loans on mortgages and
collateral, etc. 0.00
Value of bonds owned
(amortized) 20,030,720.10
Val ue of stocks owned
(market value) 4.355,455.00
Cash in banks and on
hand . l,706,flfllJ8
Premiums In course of
collection written since
September 30, 1040 ...... 1,388,435.07
interest ana rents oue
end accrued
A3. 140.44
350 ,6 7 6. fl 8
Other assets (net) ,
Total admitted assets ,4ZS, 13,097.17
LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND OTHER
FUNDS
Total unpaid Claims S 4,002 J 10. 00
Estimated loss adjust
ment expense for un
paid claims 348,87157
Total unearned premi
ums 14,874.440.10
Ail other liabilities 1,333,815.32
Total liabilities, except
capital $20,547,643.09
Statutory deposit $ 600,000 00
Special surplus funds 0.00
Unassigned funds (sur
plus) T443.451.68
Surplus as regards pol
icyholders , $ 7,645,451.68
fITNOPHIS OF ANNUAL STATKMSNV
For the year ended December St
1046, of the Per I lie National Fire 1m
suranre Company of San rreneiteo.
In the Htate of California, made to the
Insurance Commissioner of the Stele)
of Oregon, pursuant tn Uwt , .
1NCOMM
Net premiums received . $ ,48,304 St
Total Intercut, dividends
and real eslate Income 411,081,41
Income from other
eources - S.7M.44.tl
Total Income t M44,41I.I8
DI8HURHEMENTS
Net amount paid for
losses f S.430 STIM '
Loss adjustment expenses IM.Mt.OS
Underwriting expenses f.Sll.ftlO.ftT
Dividends paid to stock
holders (Cash, $0,001
stock, $0.00) ,
Dividends paid or credit
ed to policyholders ,t$)
All other expenditures ,
(Including Investment
expenses, ($33,332.36) M 41, 4M M
.. I2, 13,097 7
Tirtsl
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR ' THE
YEAR
Net premiums received to two qw
Net losses paid 26,240.45
Dividends paid "or credited '
w iuucyaouicre T
00
M. L. JOHNSON
Agent
412 Main
Merchant's Delivery
SERVICE
DIAL 7423
for Fast Efficient Sarric
7 Days a Week
Trunk. Bsggage,
Appliance, Furniture,
Groceries, etc
Fully Insured
232 Main St.
State
Income Tax
Returns
Due April 1$
Complete Accounting
Serrice
Gans & Hatten
Balcanr Pal'a Barbar Sha
US Na. at rkaaa K
Total dlibunementa ... a.WMII.SI
ADMITTED ASSITS
Valua of real a a t a t a
owned (market value) ..f S41,M0 '
Loana on mortgagee and
collateral, ate. .S
Value of bonda owned
(amortized! S.10T,M.OS
Value of atocka owned
(market value) S.tSS.tM.M
Cash in banka and on
hand MS3.MI.M
Premluma In course of
collection written alnca
September 30, 1D4S 131,6144
Interest and rente due
and accrued . 1S.40I.4S
Other suets (net) S4.73KT
Total admitted assets . lM17,Ss.f
LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND OTHIM
Total unpaid claima S
Estimated I o a a adjust
ment expense for un
paid claima
Total unearned premiums
All other liabilities
Total liabilities, except
capital O 030.an J
Capital paid up 1.230.000.0
Special surplus funds .... 3,413,994.0
Unassigned funds (sur-
plusl - S.SM.SM.4S
Surplus as regards pol- ,
Icyholdera $ T.9W.447.4S
Total .... U,417,M1
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOB TBB
Net premiums received 4374.TM 3
Net loesea paid , li3,SOfl-4
CHILCOTE & SMITH
Agent
111 N. 9th
S4I,I4.7
S4.tlM
T.B17.O33.0
314.SM.1
Good Materials and Service
Ready for All Painting and
Decorating.
ROPER and ROPER
PAINTING CONTBACTOB
Its K lama la. Ave. rkaaa HI
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m
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can make a will before he makes
his money
Wm. R. Elliott
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
1111 Walnut St. Phone 7777
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It Main St.. Klamath rail!
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Fvof.k'Monn, Inc.
131-12.1 So. th
General Paint Cerporallaa
919 Main St.
Geell.r'a Wallpaper an
Paint Store
43 Main St.
Heme I. amber A Supply Ce,
3334 so. ath St.
Lake Ceenty nawe. Ce.
Lakevlow. Ore.
I. (. Psllarsea Palnl Stare
1120 East Main St.
The Slesn Cempenr
Wholesale Only
919 Market St.
flaburban Lumber Ce.
47S4 So. Sth St.
Swan Lake Moulding Ca,
3330 So, 6th St.
1
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It Will Pay You To Patronize
A Recognized Master
Painting and Decorating
CONTRACTORS OF AMERICA
Klamath Chapter
Mtlngs 1st snd 3rd Mondays
HARRY L. BROWN Painting and Decorating Phon 4226
DAVIS PAINTING COMPANY Phon 4637
DODSON PAINTING CO Phon 3S69
ORITMAN SIGN AND PAINT CO. Phon 6087
H. C. HARRIS Painting Contractor Phon 6696
LANDIS k MONROE Painting and Dacorating Phone 6709
F. MATHISON Phon 7804
PATTERSON PAINT CO Phon 3324
RAY PIERCE Painting Contractor Phon 5730
ROPER k ROPER Painting Contractors Phon 4503
R. E. SIMMONS Painting Contractor Phon 6079
A. E. SMITH Painting Contractor Phon 8756
The above members of the 'Painting and Decorating
Contractors of America, Klamath Chapter, are recog
nised by the Painters' Union, carry state compensation,
and comply with all government regulations. You can
depend on them!
March 1st Shop Charg $2.65 par Hour
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
Big Basin Lumbar Co. .........Dutch Boy Product
Fyock-Moon, Inc. ...........................- Prsrvtlv Paint
Gnxl Paint Corp ..... - Gnral Paint
GoalUr'i Paint Store ,......... ....-... Pittsburgh Paints
Home Lumbar Co. . .... Pabco Paint
How Slan Co Phon 6663
Suburban Lumber Co Valdura and Acm Paint
Swan Lake Moulding Co FulUr Paint
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IN ORDER TO INSPECT THESE HOMES
DRIVE OUT TO 4545 SOUTH 6TH ST.
And Our Representative Will
Gladly Show You Some
Real Values
WESLEY M. SHARPLES
REALTOR
116 So. 6th
Phone 9216