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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1947)
Collection Of Jewels Shown Here April, tli inimtli of diamonds, In In lie crlclmitnl by Klrkys Jewelers lirrn with the rliitioriile sIiiiwIiik ii( riilinil hull million dollars wurlll of lovely illiimoiiila and other win. Jewels (rum llio iiinoiiPi 1 lurry Win . iiloii colli'titlon. Thn showlnu of the Jewels, In clmlliiK the ui'iuroun 'Jilim ciirnt rlim (mm lltn (iimiiiui Viiriinn (tin , iniinil (miiiil In the bed n( llif Klo HiiiiIo Anlonlii In fur o(f Hrasll, In nliilril lor Tliiimlny, Friday and Hnl ui cluy. April at. ao mill 30, at mikVK. mill a cnnllnl Invitation to I lir piibllo linn brrn Issued by tlie Hi (ii Varta Diamond Probably uutatiiiKliuk 111 the col lection In the bciiiilllii) IN ill which In Jimt our section uf the StUO.UOO Vuiiiiu illiiiiiond which, 111 the Jew elers liiiiutiiiue, welKhed 720110 I'liruU iiUmil live ounces to the liiyiiiiin, Also In the collection In it replica ol thn Presldento Vilnius l)i lor tu ll ctlttlmt which took 14 lunil moiitliK of concentrated study betore tho first cIfuvIiik: thousands il dollar worth ol oilier Kltitlllnl lull hciiui, IiicIuiIIiik historical dia monds nnil fabulous emeralds, riiblm, pcuiln mid snpphlres, nil (imhliinrd Into uotueotis dealitns. The Diamond of Uixid Hope, renter nl the huite clip mid one of the outntuiuliiiK urms in Uie display, rm In BH omits. , One of the most exrltlnr finds of the Jewelry world wm that of the Varans dlnmond. The hlilory ol thlt stone read like fiction. Dull Itork On the nlirriiiMin of Auuust 13. 101H. two brothera, Jo(tiliii end Mnmiel Kvmulo, Inrmera, discovered dull looking piece ol rock, look ins more like a chunk of unit. In the Ix-il of the Klo Hmito Antonio In Wrasll. Al Oral they toaacd It bark bill Mnnorl Insisted Ukiii aecoiul look end for a moment he saw the rnva of the urn pierce the dull ex terior. 'Itirn ho knew. He broimht the "rock" to a broker In Klo de Janeiro who. quickly satlslfied It we a diamond, paid the brothera luod-aln-d fortune tor It. He named It the Vaniaa after Oen. Oetullo Vergne, pr-nlent of Jirnr.ll. Merchants Hid Within n Irw hotira, diamond inert-hunt In Amsterdam, Antwerp, London. Johannesburg end New York were ihrlllrd to hear of Uie dlacovery. Dealer from diamond rnpitnls bmaii to converge Uxm Klo in the le of purchaalnir the diamond. One of them ni Harry Wiiuinn. Winston finally came In to poatrvilon of the Vantae about whlrh, Incidentally, there la a leng thy atnry In Uie April luue of Cos. Binpolltan. Alihough the diamond, now In a thrilling netting afler It waa cut with prerlnlon from the Vantaa. will probably be the gem on whlrh to leant your eve. other lovely genu In the collection are ut aa earning, according to nirkya, now readying for the public, display. Youths Fined For Larceny With felony charge of larceny from en automobile reduced io petty larceny, misdemeanors. Free Und McLeod. 10. and Wlllla Plug. I, were fined S0 each by JUMire of the Peace J. A. Mahoney, on their plraa of guilty. The youths, who were caught In the act of atrlpplng a parked car the niiini oi April s, also pieanra guilty to disorderly conduct end were fined another tho each, plua auiendcd fall terma of to daya. I.Ike chargea ngallut two (Irla who were arreatrd wlUi Plgg and MrLeod, Derdrne Pearce, li. and Jacqueline Newhn, were dismissed In court, with the stipulation that Kerdrne Pearce pay for the damage to the car. which waa owned by C. R. Clark. Hi. Jefleraon. A third girl. IT year old, hag brrn turned over to the Juvenile court Dairy Councils Name Directors PORTLAND. April 33 lPiA meet ing of Oregon, Washington end California dairy council here Octo ber 13-14 waa reported today by Uie executive committee of Oregon (roup. New directors of the council were named yesterday as the executive committee mrt Jointly with the Oregon dairy products commission. Directors Include: Elmer Qtistnt sun and Fred Kcasey, both of Eu gene; D. R. Mcintosh, Corvalll: H. Michel, Grants Pass: Joseph Crocker,' Albany: J. W. Calloway and W. A. Johnson, both of drams Pass. George Fullcnwlder, Carlton, was elected chiilrinnii of tlie dairy com mission and Frank Hetlwer, MU Angel, was reelected secretary. Mem bers of the commission attending Included Lee Holllday, KlamnUi Fulls. ?AS Stomach ftnlU- 4 la I aUntriM er 4mU - mm hick ha mmm ttwmrh irlil rtiiii pilnful. uRrat tni wur ainraarh ind htitiburn. doctor ututllr tvotrnr Ih fMttt'viln atMllMnr k&otm for Tmntonullfl rllr-n1lrlnf Ilk thnw in Hell-IM TiMl. No Hiailf. 11-11 -tnt brlnn nwifort In i UTi or leturn bgttu ta Ul I or ooublt mwr stefe, He. Klamath Netted Gems Drop Seed 700 Sacks One year from certification. Formerly Small Montana nine Tar, TRICED TO SKLL, ALSO One Row Iron Age Planter CALL OR BEE EGGERS Crown Jewels For A Royal Queen i Ok 4 2 KUHS Students Attend Contest Klamnth Union high school will send several conicnUints to the dis trict music content to be held at Albany, Friday and Huturday of this week. Mcdlord. Ashland, Grants Pass and Koscburg, In which dis trict are also Klamath Fall and Lakcvlrw, voted not to hold a con test this year, which prevents the participation of the larger musical organizations. Two of the outstand ing Instrument ensembles In the school, the bruss sextette, under the tutelage of O. K. Wurcup. and the clarinet quartet, under John Mc Manus' direction, will compete. Included among the solo con testant! will .be Barbara Zlnn, piano: Wlltx-r Elliott, Catherine Dianas, Gerald Fairs, and Doris Weaver, voice, and Uruce Crawford, tuba. Members of the clarinet quartet are Norma Smith, Lola Larson, Jume Pearson and Charles Martin. Members of the bras sextette are: cornets, Charles Anderson and John Epley: French horn. Bill Mosby; baritone, Cameron Htewart; trom bone. William Southwell, and Bruce Crawford, tuba. Contestant will travel by ear and will be accompanied by Mrs. Hunt, O. K. Warcup, and John Mc Manus, of the music faculty. One argument for the rear-engine bus I that It ha better weight dis tribution and I afforded a decided advantage In driving In mud, snow, sand and other soft surfaces. HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND uniNi OBI. moroiD Thoroughly Modern Mr. sue Mrs. J. B. Barley aa J girls? Vrsarlslsrs Pendleton Man Heads Wheat Group PORTLAND, April 23 (P Jens Terjeson, Pendleton, was elected chairman of the Oregon wheat com mission when that group met Tues day for It organizing session. The commission, authorized by the recent legislature as a step to ward finding ways of of using sur plus wheat, named Marlon Wenth erford, Arlington, vice-chairman. An administrator will be named later. ROOFING GUARANTEED WORK FREE ESTIMATES roi Every Need Phon 4S38 GREM'S ROOFING SERVICE BEBALD NEWS, KUmslk .IH, Or. WEDNESDAY, AfU II, t4t, figs TkM W BOTTLES AND AT F0UN1AIN1 II X franchlsed Bottler: Klamath Fall Pepsi-Cola Bottllnf Ctt, Pretty Nina Hue Fcrnlmrn of Klamath Falls, queen-elect of Junior Week-end festivities at the l'nlverslty of Oregon, came from Eugene Monday to pose with the IhrllllnE Jewelry Including a ring from the famous Vargas diamond, on display Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Itlrkys. Quern Hue wear the Diamond of Good Hope In a clip at her Uiroat and on her wrist are beautifully set emeralds, rubles, diamond and sapphires In gorgeous bracelet. The pubtle Is cordially Invited to Inspect the display, part of the Harry Winston collection. Grants Pass, Salem Called "Bad Towns" PORTLAND, April 33 WV-OranU Pass and Salem are considered "bad towns" for negroe to find employ ment, a National Urban league speaker told a PorUand audience last night. Julius A. Thomas. New York, an Industrial relation director for Uie ieague whlrh seeks improvement of negroes' working opportunities, said prejudice In those communities was a reflection on Portland's views. He said Portland, where a third of the negro population la unemployed, I on of Uie worst on the coast. WORK SHIRTS Hlue or Grey Nile 14 to t Oregon Woolen Store Classified Ads Bring Result. Cream in every drop! rmimuum. rrrtrrwTTTTT, I Phone 3181 WE HAVE SO MANY OTHER THINGS ON OUR KITCHEN SOCKET WE HAD TO BIN& THIS IN HERS" n't everleed yeur wiring system. When yee build er demise previa! AOIQUATI WfRfNO. ELECTRICAL DEALERS OF KLAMATH FALLS HISSING HEIRS A threaten ownership! If you were the drat and only owner of your real estate, your title to it might go unquestioned. But joint owner ship can complicate matters, as the Browns discovered; When they bought a new home in Oregon, their realtor ordered a Commonwealth Insured Title. The court records showed the seller was the sola heir to his immigrant father's estate. However, the court records proved faulty. Over a year later seven European brothers and sisters of the seller laid claim to the property as heirs of their father's estate and , established their claim. Commonwealth assumed the entire loss and paid them off. The Browns kept their home, thanks to a Commonwealth Insured Title. 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KLAMATH THEATRE GUIDE Wednesday Night-- ESQUIRE "If a Wonderful Life," atarrinf James Stewart PELICAN "uyt Lufh mt And3r Hrd9r" wiu mu'bv TOWER "It's Wonderful Life," starrlnc James Stewart PIUP TDCC "Road to Hollywood,'' with Btrjf Crosby, Dies Milt InCC "Second Chora." RAINBOW "Avalanche," and "A Yank in London." STORI HOURS: 9 TO 1:30 Olene Store 133 So. 8th Phone) SltS
