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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1947)
A HANK JENKINS Idltor Today's Roundup By MALCOLM EPLEY BUTTE VALLEY and. Bwan Lake are two aea which reclamation surveyors are looking over In connection with the tudy ol possible land use In Uie Klamatn Dasin. It U too early for conclusive Information on these areas, but the work that Is being done Is most Interesting. It must include, among other tilings, the suitabil ity of the land for development, the Dotential return, and most 1m- V V ' fc.1 portant of all. the possibility of I J ' 'Jjl economic delivery of water to the l i soli. V - I The survey will be inclusive of the entire Klamath drainage area, when it is concluded, and will form a basis upon which this region will go forward toward its EPLEY destiny as an ducer of food for the expanding Pacific coast. Butt Valley THE Butte valley study has conlemplated the pos sibility of a lift of about 200 feet from Lower Klamath lake into the Butte valley area, where the water can be used to irrigate possibly 60.000 acres of good land. A feature of the program under con sideration is to deliver the water, after irrigation use, to a tunnel on the west side of Butte valley, from where It can be dropped back into Klamath river at Shovel creek. A maximum drop of 1500 feet is pos sible, and a minimum drop of 1000 feet An Interesting possibility is the development of power from this drop, which it looks as if might be equivalent to the power required, on the other end, to lift the water from Lower Klamath into Butte valley. , Swan Lake SEVERAL sources of Irrigation for Bwan lake are being studied. One idea is to deliver water through a tunnel from the Algoma area on the east side of Upper Klamath lake. Another possibility would be to take water through a canal from the Upper lake to Olene, using some facilities already constructed, and pumping it there into a high ditch that would serve Swan lake. Still another scheme would be to take water back from Klamath river through the diversion canal to the diversion dam (Wilson dam), pump it into the forebay of that dam and back it up to Olene. where it could be pumped .into a ditch to serve Swan lake. The big problem, of course, is whether it can be done with reasonable expectancy of sufficient return to Justify the original outlay and the continuing operation expense. . 1 .. Purpose OUR purpose today is not to give specific and con clusive Information, but rather to give an idea iiPf the c y by pf the character of the investigations the reclamation bureau. :t should be kept clear that TATIC Y ROBERTS no pix today. We ugh room. v.rtlnor in be as food , . A- and mayhem over Sunday. At 7:30 m'xm Dolan runs into crime Kh rirrus where somebody kills r, ttaht-rone walker.- twny is u always trapeze artists or tight-rope walkers uiat get muraereu i. mu cuses or is it curcii?) We are get ting to Uie point that we wish some one would do something about Uie RBB&3 press agent who is getting them all Uie free air lane publicity recently. By the way. did you know that "Bailey" or B&B was a trained seal? " . Joaquin Oaray. currently enter taining the swizzle customers at Lakeshore inn, is proving an adept hand at handling Uie boys who always try to get into the act in a friendly but humorous manner. The bunch in the news room here at H-N were talking the other day about people you'd never heard of who pop up all of a sudden in Uie news. Several days ago Murray Mar shall was host to Uie Footprinters in Dorris, a couple of days later he's in Uie news again with a busted SATURDAY EVE, APRIL KFLW 1450 kc. KFJI C:M Sports Lineup' 6:15 Hometown New :?5 World News Summary :SI Klamath Theatre Guide 6:45 One Han'a Family 7:00 Famous Jurj Trial! ABC 7:30 1 Deal In Crime ABC S:06 American Lesion 6:15 Vincent Lopes Orcta S:S0 The Fat Man ABC 6:15 " :00 Oanibaitera ABC S:IS 9:30 Lelfhton Noble Orch. ABC 10:00 Stardust Melodiea 10:30 Freddr Martin Orch. ABC 11:00 Nlrht News Summary 11:05 Sign Oil 11:15 11:30 11:15 SUNDAY A. M., APRIL snores tn the Wildwood 7:00 Memie of Israel ABC 7:30 The Soathernalrei ABO S:W Fine ArU Quartet ABC 9:1 & " -ft:Sa Richard Leibert S:45 8ermom in Song :00 Calvary Echoes" :I5 Bible Auditorium of Air :I0 Sanday Strinfs ABC t:4S Raymond 6winr ABC J: Johnny Thompson ABC 10:15 Melodies to Remember ABC 10:30 Sammy Kay a Orch. 10:U " 10..-V5 Fart and Fiction ABO lt:00 Methodist Church" 11:15 ltiM " 11: it " - Orian Moods" Horace Heidi Sunday Morning Concert FUrrim Honr MBS Lutheran Hoar MBS Glen Hardys News MBS Commander Scott MBS Mitch a Borr Island Melodies Vic Damone Sbow MBS Fashion f lashes" John Gart Trio" Canary SUNDAY P. M. I2:H Warrior! of eac ABC Itr-M The Varobonda ABC 1:4S America's Future ABO 1:0 Aro These Our Children :SOWeek Around World ABC S.-M Darta for Doufh ABO S:St Ceunterspy ABC 1:00 Deadline Mystery ABC S:30 Greatest Story Ever Told 4:M Willie Piper ABC 4:M Hollywood Mnilc Hall ABC :t0 Sunday Evening Hour ABC Suit " " : ' " SUNDAY EVE., APRIL :wo NCWO ABO 8:18 Hometown News :25 World News Sumraarv 8:30 Klamath Theatre Guide 8:45 Memorable Music 1:00 Theatre Guild ABO 1:38 8:00 Drew Pearson ARC 8:15 Mon. Morn, Headlines ABO 8:30 The Green Hornet ABO Exploring Double r Gabriel Heatter Show MRS Leave It to the Girls MBS Harry HtirUrk Chapel by Side of Road Jergens Journal MBE Shlela Graham MBS Glen Hardy News MBS Rex Miller, News MBS -Dave Rose Orch. J; Novak for H Ira ABC 8:30 Lolghton Noble Orch. ABO 10:00 Casino Gardens Orch. ABC 10:80 Freddy Martin Orch. ABC U.M Ntght News Summary , KFLW .1450 kc. Old Fashioned Revival Newt and Organ Moods KFJI 1240 kc. MALCOLM rPI.IY Managing Editor THAT was a and his toast to was an impressive One would like the wind-up of expanding pro- population of the Riddle To Solve A ND that, my have to solve. that are under the engineers are . arm. last night he was at Lakeshore celebrating his sister's birthday. The usual run of mellerdramers is on tomorrow afternoon, finishing off with "Pat Novak for Hire" at o'clock. , ABC starts its Daylight Savings plan of operations into effect tomor row morning. The plan, as used last year, eliminates the complex re shuffling of programs which nor mally occurs locally twice a year, when Uie various , areas switch to DST and when they switch off. The plan maintains intact all ABO pro grams at their accustomed time in all time sones throughout Uie entire year. Under Uie system, despite any time changes, the same programs will be heard at the same times as previously. In other words, you wouldn't have known Uie difference if I hadn't told you. Following the lead of the "Mrs. Hush" series on "Truth or Conse quences," Johnny Olson, uie emcee on "Ladies Be Seated," asked "Who Was Grace Bedell?" Uie other day. She was someone in history. As uie number ol prizes grew eacn day a new contestant was asked Uie ques tion and failed, so did Ute,-number of calls to Uie Chicago public library. iinaiiy reacmng a peak ol izuu in one day. all asking about Grace Bedell. The institution bad a staff of researchers at work trying to find Uie answer, but finally out of des RADIO PROGRAMS 26 SUNDAY EVE.. APRIL 27 KFLW 1450 kc. . KFJI -1240 kc. 1240 kc. Dianer Dance Quii Show Stephen Graham MBS Klamath Temple . Bed Ryder Crime Club MBS Shoot the Works Glen Hardy Kew MBS Holly House MBS Hunl'r e Fiah'f CI ob MBS Orpheut Glee Club MBS , Let'i Dance dev. Sympb'r Orch. MBS lf:fi Sign Off 4:18 f AM Serenade 6:45 Farm Fare - l:0t News Bkfst. edition -1:13 Rogers Roundup t:i9 James Abbe Observes ABC 7:4ft Zeke Manners ABC S:00 The Bkfst. Club ABO "8:15 "... S:St " " 8:43 " 9:00 Kenny Baker Show ABO ' 9:1 S " " 9:30 Bkfst. in Hollywood ABC 9:4ft " " 10:00 Galen Drake ABO 10:15 Data With Melody 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:45 " 10;S3 Miniature Concert 11:00 Slop and Shop 11:15 Sammy Kaye Orch. IJ:30 Club Tlma ABC 11:45 Ethel and Albert ABC 27 11:0 News Noon Edition 12:19 County Agent Speaks 12:30 Gem Session" 12:45 Music of Manhattan 1:00 Tom'y Bartlett Show ABC 1:15 1:90 Cliff Edwards ABC 1:45 Merrill Time" 2:00 What's Doln' Ladies ABC 2:15 " 2:25 Spotlight on H'wood ABC t:30 Bride and Groom ABC S:00 Ladles Be Seated ABO 3:30 1450 Matinee" S:45 " 3:59 " ' 4:00 Reqaestfully Tears 4:15 Bequestfally loirs ABO 4:30 4:45 Tennessee Jed ABC SAO Terry and the Pirates ABC 8:15 Sky King ABC 6:80 Jack Armstrong ABC 8:48 Frank Hemingway ABO Show MBS APRIL 27 News . Matinee Musio In Morgan Manner Tribute (o Babe Ruth MBS House of Mystery MBS True Detec. Mysteries MBS Those Websters MBS Crimes of Carelessness MBS Lawyer Que MRS I Was A Convict MBS Qalt Show News" The Shadow MBS Nick Carter MBS MONDAY EVE., S:00 Sportt Lineup 6:13 Home Town Newa 6:35 World Newa Summary 6:30 Klam. Theatre Ouioi' 6:15 Klam. Ralra Bureau 7:00 Three 'Sun 1:15 Jumpin' Jack 7:30 Sherlock Helmet ABC 5:00 Lum N" Abner ABC S:I5 Malcolm Eplev S:50 The Clock ARC 8: " 0:011 Dr.. Talk It Over ABC 11:15 Report to the People ARC :30 El Bancho Hotel Orch. ABC D:IS 10:00 Stardutt Melon-lea 10:30 Red Nlckeli Orch. ABO' l!H0 Nttht Newa Summary 11:05 Slfn Off . 11:15 11:10 11:45 27 Unknown MBS Nothing MBS KFLW- 1450 kc. engaged, primarily, in determining what use can be made of the available water in the Klamath basin, so this water can be reserved for these purposes when the time comes to realise them. Well remembered is tit vigorous battle offered here when a proposal was made a few years ago to de liver . Klamath basin water to the Central Valleys project. It was realised then that we had to know, specifically, what good uses can be made of water here, so that we could protect ourselves against ef forts to raid this vital supply. That Is why the reclamation survey is so im portant to us. The World Today Br DeWITT MacKENZIE Associated Press Foreign Affairs Analyst grand banquet which Prime Minister I Stalin gave in the Kremlin to mark the con clusion of the deadlocked four-power conference. the health of President Truman gesture. to be able to add that this marked the doubts and suspicions and other differences which nave been marruig uie reiauons of Russia and the western democracies. But when you search for something on which to pin your hope, you don't find It. They frequently refer to Stalin as Uie sphinx of Moscow, because he is a man of so few words. And Indeed as your columnist tries to extract any help ful sign from this banquet and courteous toast, he has the identical feeling he has experienced when standing before the great Egyptian sphinx in the Sahara outside Cairo. You Just stand and stand, and wonder what riddle that Colossus may propound next to the confusion of mankind. The banquet was perfect as a banquet. But something was lacking. Not only was there the absence of hope which should mark a conference of the Big Four, but so far as one can Judge from this distance there was no sign which could be taken for guidance In the future. The banqueters shook hands and went their divers ways without knowing whether the world is heading into another whirl wind or whether we can have peace. friends. is exactly the riddle we The next conference has been fixed for November In London, although Uie Big Four foreign ministers may get together briefly in September if all of them are in New York for Uie meeting of the United Nations assembly. Between now and then, this greatest riddle of our time must be figured out if the all-important German and Austrian treaties are to be written. From Uie standpoint of the western allies, of course. Uie riddle resolves itself into Uie question of whether Russia really wants peace or whether she Is bent on encircling Uie globe with communism and making Moscow Uie capital of Uie world. Russia's answer to this is that the western democracies, and especially the United States, are trying to encircle uie Soviet Union and render it impotent. If " the suspicions of either camp are true, then another world upheaval is likely in due course not now, but maybe ten or fifteen years hence, when Uie powers have recovered from Uie strain of Uie last conflict If Uie suspicions are unfounded, then we can have peace. It will be a matter of dispelling the suspicions. ' peration they called the producer of Uie show and asked him. Grace Bedell, they found, was uie Utile girl who owed hen fame to a letter she wrote. It was to Abraham Lin coln suggesting that he would look better with a beard, which he grew within a year. . The Theatre guild presents John Galsworthy's "Escape," starring George Sanders and Penelope Ward tomorrow night The play concerns itself basically with human conduct, dealing with the reactions of a varied group of individuals to a man whom society has labeled a criminal. Les lie Howard originated Uie leading role, tnal ol captain oenant. Finally, at p.m.. a bandit holds up a jewelry store to get an engage ment ring for hit moll and then leads "Gangbusters" on a merry chase as he supplies a home for uie little woman from his ill-gotten gains. , At 8:30 the "Fat Man" starts dodging the bullets, this time along Uie waterfront as he attempts to track a group of warehouse bandits. During Uie chase his bay-window covers most of uie waterfront Lew Taylor announced that he had Eddie uarteil. one ol the orig inal Radio Rogues, billed as Uie next feature at Lakeshore. Bartell is due to start next Wednesday. Garav is on lor uiree more nignts. I Sign Off ' MONDAY A. M., APRIL, 28 Musical Reveille F. Hemingway, News MBS Rise and Shine MBS News, Headline Today's Best Buys Favorites of Yesterday Fashion Flashes" Tips and Tones Bob Harmon Sings Art Baker's Notebook" Victor H. Llndlahr MBS Addison Pellelfer Show" Sons of the Pioneers" Glen Hardy, News MBS Jackie Hill Show MBS Home Demonstration Hawaiian Robert Hilllard Smile Time MBS Queen for a Day MBS MONDAY P. M., APRIL 28 Melodloua Melodies -Sews" Your Banco Tones Farm Front A Market Checkerboard Jamboree Johnson Family MBS Matinee News" Hearts Desire MBS Rlckys Request Morn. Bible Hour Tea Dance" Organ Music l.iTtng With God Fulton Lewis Jr. MRS Rex Miller. News MBS Ersklne Johnson MBS Rand Concert Hop Harrlgan MBS Superman MBS Cap I. Midnight MBS Tom Mix MBS APRIL 28 Gabriel Heatter MBS Quia Show Around Town Dinner Dance" American Leflon Mlllera Kren. Claillc Claco Kid MHS Adven. Richard Oarll MBS Oueit Klar Music or the Maelera Olenn Hardy. Newa MRS Mel Ventnera Plot. MBS l.et'i Dance llenrr J. Taylor MBS Newa Roundup A Concert Mualo At Von Like II Vel Hand to Know MBS Jack Barrowa Orch. MHS Newa MBI KFJI 1240 kc. SIDE GLANCES f fii Mrl $ mm COM. IMf IV MA MlVKf "Don't touch that cold chicken when your father" get cp to give the baby his bottle, that' his four o'clock feeding!" . Juvenile Home County, An Important meeting to discuss the treatment and housing of youngsters who have drawn Uie ad verse eye or uie law, was neid Friday by Uie Juvenile court com mittee with Judge U. E. Reeder and Uie county court. Th epo&sibillty of developing a decent place with educational and recreational facilities and a home like atmosphere, lor children wait ing disposition or transfer to state homes, was uie highlight of Uie ses sion. The inability of Uie state of Ore gon to keep apace of Uie need for Institutional care ol dependent and delinquent children, was pointed out, placing, more and- more re sponsibility on uie counties. ' Aitnougn tne lostcr nonie pro gram still carries a large bulk of Uie responsibility, the committee, head- ed by Mrs. M. P. Leonard, empha- sizea uie neeu iut a tuiiti program that would be urolitnoie lor tne children themselves. The county court was very re ceptive to the idea. Tnese are our children and we want to take care of them our selves, not shoot them ofl to some distant place to be experimented on." Judge Reeder stated, asking the committee to cooperate in In vestigating local possibilities. One suggestion was to try to get cooperation Irom the county health unit. It is a long-range program, according to the Judge, with a hope to get a place where a really useful plan could be inaugurated, to help stralghted out problems of the chil dren so that within a limited time I" The (Continued from Page One) VATE at their meeting at the Krentfia." f TT is obvious, of course, that those present at the White House meet ing . will get the real low-down. What is being said for publication is only what IT IS SAFE TO SAY IN PUBLIC. o rts a common, ordinary citizen of " this republic, you may at first thought be a little peeved because you aren't told the whole story in plain, simple words. Wait a minute. You aren't taking HUMAN NATURE into considera tion. You yourself often follow this same procedure. In private, you may express some pretty blunt opinions about your neighbors, your friends and your associates. When you speak IN PUBLIC, you are much more diplomatic. You then follow instinctively the rule that "the least said, the soonest mended." . POLITICS and diplomacy have to take human nature into account. Otherwise, there can be bad trou ble. So let s not be too critical of these off-the-record sessions where the low-down comes out. The whole situation emphasizes the supreme Importance of havinx GOOD men. WISE men. at the head of our government. It is at sessions like tnese tnat shallow-pated dema gogs can get us into a lot of hot water. Paine Thought Seen At Lake LAKEVIEW. April 26 The search for Alfred Paine, escaped San Quentin murder convict, swept in to Lake county Wednesday when Mrs. Mae Deboy at Summer Lake told State Police Officer Walter Scheidereiter that the man had purchased gasoline from her that morning. State and county ponce officers continued the search throughout the north part of the county today after a check with the California checking station near Alturas had failed to locate the pickup truck answering the description of the one driven by the man Identified as Paine. Judge Orders Five To Quit Town Edward Wiggins, 62, charged with vagrancy, and four other persons Jailed for drunkenness, were or dered to leave town this morning by Police Judge Harold Prancy. The others floated were Burl Graham, 38, tit Oakland: Royce E. Barnes. 31. transient: John Foley. 47, of Brooklyn, and Augustus Har- gan, 3B. transient. Donald Alexander Ambers, 1359 Wilford, posted $16 ball for a viola tion of the basic rule and running a red light. Several parking meter ticket warrants, costing errant mo torists 3 each, are being Issued by the police department. 4-2 MC. V. M HQ. V. tV PAT Of P. Talked By Ciiy Officers they could be returned to their own homes. . . . . .. A point which was emphasized at the meeting was Uie lack of stale funds to carry on essential plans to curb Juvenile delinquency in Kin math county. Cooperation of civic groups and individuals is lniieratlve to make the program workable, the Judge pointed out. "Cash Investment In our own youngsters will brum invaluable re turns.'' Judge Reeder said sincerely. ! ana niamatn county residents can help promote Uils practical plan by contributing cash donations, time and services." SllUug ill on the meeting were Mrs. H. P. Bosworth, Mrs. R. P. Ellingson. Mrs.- Warren G. N'ogglc, Mrs. George Massey. Rev. Howard F. Hutchlns. Sam Smith. Harold Hendriclcsoii. Lvnn Rovcruft. Arnold L. Oralapp, Mrs. Leonard and Judge i jieeocr. Beauticians Convention Opens Here (Continued from Page One) president: Delores Korscn of Kla math Falls, vice president; Arthur Watters. secretary, and Peggy Betde, treasurer. . - Mrs. Rose Poole, state legislator from Klamath, who has given out standing service to Oregon's beauti cians in legislative matters, pro viding the feminine viewpoint on these problems to the house of re presentatives, will be an honored guest during the convention and will give the main talk at the "fun" meeting on Sunday evening at the Log Cabin. Activities open Sunday with registrations at convention head quarters in the Wlllard hotel, fol lowed by dinner and entertainment in the evening at the Log Cabin when a "blind" comb-out will be the most hilarious part of the program. Business sessions and Hlcardo's hair styling lessons will take Up the entire day of Monday, with so cial activities being resumed at an evening dinner to be served at the Wlllard when operators from throughout the state will compete in the hair styling contest. Business meetings will continue on the final day, Tuesday, with elec tion of new state officers taking place In the afternoon, to be cli maxed by a "Grand Ball" on Tues day night In the Wlllard's banquet room during which newly elected officers will be introduced and cups presented to award winners. Ethel "Stormy" Borden, president of the Klamath unit, is state general chairman for the convention, as sisted by the entire Klamath mem bership, Including the following committee chairmen: Margaret Kip linger, publicity; Jean Mead and Nona Roberts, housing; Muriel Garich and Irma Shearer, enter tainment; Steve Peters, hair dress ing events. Officers ot the Klamath beauti cians, besides Mrs. Borden,, presi dent, are Margaret Kipllngcr, vice president; Fern Short, secretary; Mary Bellotti, treasurer, and Nona Roberts, sergeant-at-arms. Lee OeRue has been in charge of preparing the clever background effects for the two outstanding events to be held In the Wlllard banquet room. All member shops of the Oregon association are remaining closed throughout Monday and Tuesday for the personnel to attend the convention. 0 E E ; M ftRT.Y.VlO 0 N'jT.H INK f BALSIGER MOTOR CO. 0t GOOD JOS ,.0F SERVICING- POTATOES BASIN POTATO Nllll'MKNTH In Carloads April as e w April to dale SM act Benson to date lO.Mt) 10,01)1 Baseball Scores AMKKM'AN CLEVELAND, April 3 (.11 Bob Feller allowed three litis as the Cleveland Indians defeated the De troit Tlgeru, 8 to 0 today 111 the first of a Uimt-Kiime series. It was the sreond straight shutout lor Feller who hurled a unc-hltter against Ut Louis last Tuesday. Hal Newhouscr Was charged Willi the defeat. R K K Detroit . 0 3 1 Cleveland 8 10 0 Newhoiiaer, Gentry Hi. Corsica (8i and Swift. Rlebe (8); Feller mid llegan. Washington ....... I 8 0 New York J 8 1 Hnefiier, Newsom (31 Mantel son (7) and Evans: Johnson and llouk. Philadelphia ft 1 3 Boston . . a 8 0 Fowler, Christopher (81 and Rosur. Ouerra (8); Fine, Murphy (Hi and Wagner. . NATIONAL R II E Boston ,,. 7 1ft a Philadelphia I 4 0 Cooper and- Mast: Koecher. Ju rlslrh (71, Posschl t9) and Padgett. Pittsburgh a 3 0 Cincinnati 3 7 0 Strincnvleh. Nagy (8) Herring (Hi and Jarvls: Bluckwell. Oumbcrl (81 and Mueller, Lanuuiuo i8i. St. Louis . 1 6 0 Chicago . . 4 J Bret hren and Rice; Chlpman and Scheffmg. New York , 3 4 0 Brooklyn 7 10 0 Volselle. Trlnkle (7i, Janscn (7, Carpenter (81, and Cooper; Hlgbe, Lombardl (31 and Edwards. Fremont Roads Open But Muddy The following Information to fishermen Is pu.s.vd on by Merle 8. Ixmdrn, supervisor of Uie Fremont forr:t: The road to the south fork of the Spraituc. toward Fin ley corrals. It oen but very muddy. Roads from Bly south are bad. SycRti rond from Silver lake down Is open, but others to Sycun are lmpa.vinble. Most roads in the forest are still very muddy and not recom mended for travel. Phone Lines Sabotaged CINCINNATI. April 26 iP Three telephone lines In the Cincinnati area were damaged early today, the Cincinnati and suburban Hrll Trln. I phone company, reported, affecting press ana government wires and 35 per cent of long distance service from ClnclnnaU to northern and western points. The Ciiirliinntl-Diivtoii, O , cable, which wns severed last Thursday, was one of the lines affected In what a company spokesman de scribed as "sabotage. ' On the Cincinnati to St. Louis long-distance Hue. 30 wires were cut at neighboring Willlamstown, Ky., and a local cable at nearby Erlanger. Ky., also wns damaged. These were repaired within an hour, Uie company said. However, work crews still were senrchlnir for the break In the Cln-clnnatl-Dayton cable, a spokesman saia, auning mat It was believed the damaged spot was in the vicinity of Lebanon. O. The line wos nacxed in the Maud, O., Thursday. area Snapp Kayces Parker In Two PORTLAND. April 28 Ursa I Snapp of Merrill, making his fistic debut In Portland, knocked out Wayne Parker of Tacoma In the second round of a scheduled six rounder here last night. Snapp 160. Parker 162. In the main event George MUllch of Sacramento won a close decision over Costello Cruz, Santa Barbara. In the lightheavy division. MUllch was knocked through the ropes for a nine count in the ninth round. Your Home Mortgage Should Be Protected. 0OeS,SHE co we?. hG05M SHE! ooesn't SWIUUSfcUTTHEY OlOrtT CHARG-E ME tr RUN ELL? ENOUGH. jm& J&A&JL UKRAI.U NtWH, Klamath talla, Ore. WEATHER NOnrilKIlN CAI.irilllNIA Muallr Jloar nttlav, toiilaltt ami Numlay oat-eiil nr euailal tut Hllalilly warmer eouln. lit ptkrltiin twlav. MiHletatu liurllt- woalorlv wlml "11 iMiaal. KLAMATH rAl.IJi AND VK'INITV -Fair Umlah! and Numlav. Illoh UkIm? If Low limlalil :ut Hleli loimiirnw 111. OIIIlioN ralr Imley Partly e-louily tomilil anil mmilay. SluWIy filler weal porllini Numlay. (lenlla varlablf wlnda off cuaat. Sunday servlrf -Kvuugrll'llo erv Ires will' be held Buiulny and Mon day. T.SO itl. at the First Church of (Kxt, 'Jmi'J Aitamout drive, with the Uev. p. Hohrlr ol Canada speak Inir. Ills sublwt Huiidny will he "Why Oood People Will lie In Hell," The public Is welcome to attend bull! uieellngs. .-'.. i Visits Here Mis. Chaillr Nrlwin has raturnrd to hrr Inline in Eugene after a week In Klumath Falls as hausegtiest of Mrs. Loulne Neeley, illlynrd street. Mrs. Nrlnon alo visited tier mother. Mrs. Utirn Adams, who la surgical patient at Klamath Valley liiwplUil. Illl Hah Fred Kck. iW Commer cial, spent last week nt Gold llcuoll fishing. He caught a .'I-ikuiik! sal mon, which he had put up In pound cans, and brought home 'la fans of hla big flail, lubeled with his name and Uie dale of the catch. , nualnras Coninlrlcd Dun Hnstleil of Rotters Jewelry company, left Ulll Saturday liuirnlliif tii rtliirn In Stockton, after aiiendliig two mon l lis In Klitmalh Fulls on bual uess with the local itinera store. In Nevada llernard "Whitcy" Goodwin, owner of the Fulls Appli ance and Tire allot), left Friday morning for Ijm Vegaa. Nev., to bring his wife and baby luuiie They have been vtalllug there for the past two weeks. Volcir Trip Mr. and Mrs O. C Motley. 2201) Arthur, have returned from a flve-dity business trip In Han Francisco. They motored down In Uielr new car. firanie Meetlni- The next meet ing of the Pomona grange will be held May 10. at 10 m In the Hhasta school. It was announeed to day by the county agent's office. Relurns Mrs. 8. R Berrv. city treasurer, returned Thursday eve ning irom Hun Jose, whrre she spent several days with her son. A Chandler Uerry. and family. Frirnrtaliip ('Int. -The FrlentMiltl club will meet Wedneadav. April 30. at II p. m at the home of Kathleen lleuburn ot 1301 Oak I.uellte Heifer will be Uie assisting hostess. Ooea South-Mrs R O. HoVt of 2985 Blsbee, left Hnturdav morning for Lew Angeles. Cahf.. where she ws called bv the death of her mother. Mrs. Francis Clrgg. Meeting SelKnnoa snd Tmi chanters nf Hela im Phi. w'll have a Founders Onv bnnnuel In (he Pei'rmi afe, Wednesday. April 30. at 8 p. m. Reward Offered In Sabotage PORTLAND. Ore.. April 56 m The Parlflc Telephone and Tele- graph company offered a $1000 re ward txiay for Information on tier sons It accused ot attempting to cut lines. In a newspaper advertisement Uie company chargrd seven separate attempts were made between April 18 and 35 to Interfere with service. In six of the attempts lead sheath lugs on cables were cut, and on the seventh a sharp Instrument was forced into a long, dlslanc cable, the company said. Earlier C. M. Blxler. president of the Telephone Workers' union In Oregon, deplored the Incidents and said he had advised union members not to attempt sabotage. Trout hove been known to live In captivity for more than 20 years. THIS WEEK: "THE GOLDEN RULE" i SUNDAYS. AT 3:30 " KFLW -ABC American Broadcasting Company DJL ; ftRIPPINfi ' hi BRILLIANT IV HUMAN J ? it's J r RUMVIU?yiSeefOu!.pt:44NOT U3l?o TO RUNS DOING- SOSiNBSSlWlTH'THaVr- OUT F I T, T H EY TO HftVc un-i-3,wiiri h DONE A PBMCIClTHATSr NA.HVJ HAYEjALi. GrOOD. ?JobA W SERVICING- ATl'MIAf , April 10, tttl. Cue four Vlsllora- Mr, unci Mia. T. Gordon lliii'linnl of Halem are week-end vlaltors hern at llie home of Mr. Hlitl Mis. Ilitsll lltowii of olena, llarnitid and Mrs. llrown are broth, er anil slsler. llitriiiird Is Held rep. icsenlallvo of llio slain land board and Mrs. Halliard Is seirelury in the state veterinarian's office. Iteceivlni Treatment ' Truest Larson ol 31)41 Miti kune, hits been a pa I lent at Ht. Vincent's hospital III Portland since Tuesday, lie n receiving nirdlciil treatment for skin Infection and la Improving nicely. He la an employe of the HoUlger Motor company. Slaff Party A surprise party was given Ut Charles It. Htink Fr. day, honoring his birthday, bv th stuff of the chamber ol commerce. Hlurk was presented .with a desk pen front the force, and rake and ire cream were served in Hie after noon. Injured E Hlitrks. 2ft. employed at Hly bv Hpangler Lumber coin puny, suffered painful hurts Fri day when he was slruck by a board while working The bourd lilt Htarks In the abdomen and he wua moved In HllMde hospital for treat, menl. His injury wus not consid ered serious. Voters' (iroiii -The foreign relu- litilia mat-iiaainil group Ol 1110 league of Women Voters will meet Monday at 7 4ft p m. In the home nf Mis. II II Ul r - ., ....,,,,, vtiiiKei. nuvoue Interested III this suliect Is most cordially Invited to attend. To Portland Mr and Mrs. J. A lech, 732 N. Ilth, are planning to leave May 3. to drive to Portland lo visit their tlauirliter. Mrs. Ardla Landeii, for about five duya. They Plan lo stop In Mend on the way up lo pick up another daughter. Mrs. Joyce Miller, to take her lth them. Home-Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Dun lap and Mrs William Melha ve re turned this werk from a 10 days' trip to I .os Angeles, where the Dun laps visited relatives and Mra Mnl Kuie visited her daughter. Ilrver y. at Woodbury collrge, Lo Atlge. Irs. lit Office Hnseiiiury .ttpaii, i:t office of the Falls Appliance ami inn anup, um and Main. Mis lupull hua been a reslitenr nf ii.t. city lor the past 16 yean. ..,,N-,W l'"er-Mr. Ilia O Kerfe. il'jt lieilamallull. will be the new malinger of the local Mode o' Day shop, commencing May 1 Mrs. J A. Leech, who has managed tha tote for Uie past four years. La retiring. Hurls Ankle II J Ami. 3 box 1HU-X. Is a natiem .'r inn. aide hospital recovering from an In jury to nm ngiit ankle auaialned Friday. Ambers la an employe of ttlmerlou Lumber company. In HP Hoallll.l -Mr. Wnlle M.u. trainmasters clerk at the Hoiithrrn Purific, la recoverlnir Irnm mid.. ninny at the HP mmt..l n, 'ranclno. She esnecis m r.n,,,, i to ruminant rails next week Treatment Hharnn Herrall. year-oltl uuuuhler nf Mr an,l Mr. James Herrull. 2.1 H Hhusia V""' trt"1""''" " Hillside hos- ' Leaders Meellnf-Tlier will be a Girl Stout leaders' Hireling at I 30 p. m . Monday, April is. at the Pirst Christian churrh. Mrs. Victor O Nclll will be the speaker. Degree Huff Members of the Rebrkah degree slaff will meet Monday night at 7:30 o'clock In IOOP hull. All members are urged to attend. No Meeting Due to slate confer ences In The Dalles, there will be no meeting of the Drgreo of Honor lodge on Monday night. The next meeting will be held May 12. The theiCM Sunday 7 P. M. GUID ii Ihf i JOHN (IAI.HWOKTIIY'8 "ESCAPE" KFLW American Broadcasting Company ' Y B ' G-OTprSeRviCFl FORKED Dial 14.10 i S I
