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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1947)
Street Named As Delegate TULELAKE, May S-H. T. Street, treasurer of the Tulelake Rotary club, hita been elected delenat to Rotary International convening In Ban Francisco June 8-13. The an nouncement followed a meeting of the board of director of the club which wa In session after Wednes day' luncheon meeting at the Sportsman's hotel. The club will present an honorary membership each year to the pres ident of the high school student body, this student to be eligible to attend all meetings. Herbert Klrby Is president this year and will at tend his first meeting next week. 8lx high school students. Oeorge Yost Jr., chairman, Janell Boyd, Malcolm Crawford, Mnry Robert son, Robert Laird and Rosalie Wil kinson conducted a forum, on what the youth expect of their commu nity and what the community ex- ;tt of youth. Vern Hemstreet, . .Ticulture Instructor, was chair man of the day. Present for the meeting also were arl Metiser, secretary of the VMCA, Shasta district, Alfred L. Perry, Berkeley, Otto Schulu, Santa Ana, E. J. Bishop. Redding, Harold Ferguson, Berkeley, Wesley McKay and M. L. Crawford. Tulelake, and the visiting Rotarlans, Ed Ooeck ner. Merle West. Bob Newell, Oene Groves and A. H. Patterson, all of Klamath Falls. Spud Shipment Tops Last Year Potato shipments for this season are still ahead of shipment dur ing the 1945-6 season, but only by seven carloads, according to USDA figures. To date, there have been 10.644 carloads of tube.-s shipped from the basin in' the HM6-7 sea son, as compared with 10,637 for last season. Spud Inspector Ross Aubrey said today that it looks like a nip and tuck race whether shipments this season will continue to top last sea son's shipments at the end of the shipping year. There are still 72 carloads listed as going out last year between May 6 and June 3. Aubrey said that there are about ISO carloads of spuds left In the basin, but he doubted that any large percentage would be shipped due to their poor quality. Suburban Fire Vote Tuesday Resident of the south suburban area wiS go to the polls Tuesday ! to vote for live directors oi" the j newly-formed lire district covering ! that section. Polls, at the Ned i Smith home, 5512 S. 6th, will be open from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Nine candidates are In the run- ! nlng lor the board position. C. R. ! Bird, Leon E. Judd. William a Met- j ler, Clyde H. Williams, Frank F. Steele,. George Williams. Cecil L. Prather, L. Alva Lewis and R, Grlf- ! h- The election, held once before, Is ! being re-held, because the first vot- 1 ing took place too near the time of i trie lire zone nearuig. iue iw yiw vides that 30 days must elapse be tween the two. On the election board are Mrs. Ned Smith, chairman: Anna Mc Cormack and Ada Barleen. Judges; Alice Hoover, Susan E. Williams and Dacle Hoover, clerks. Merrill House Damaged By Fire MERRILL, May 6 A two-story frame house on Lost river, one of the landmarks ol Merrill, was par tially destroyed by lire, early this morning. . '-" The residence was occupied by Frank and Bill Miller, brothers, who work as carpenter-contractors In Merrill. All their furniture was saved and they said that the build ing was about a 50 per cent loss. There was some insurance coverage. The Merrill lire department tought the blaze lor two hours after It was discovered at 6:30 a. m. Order of Rainbow To Meet Wednesdav TULELAKE, May 5 The Tule lake assembly Order of the Rain bow lor Girls will meet Wednesday evening. May 7. in the annex of the Presbyterian Community church for Initiation, election and the official visit ol the grand deputy, Mrs. Alma Coulson. The affair will be formal. ANTI-TAX GROUP PORTLAND. May 5 (JPh-An anti sales tax committee formed by the state grange, Oregon formers' union and the state CIO and AFL today announced organization of a cam paign against the measure in the special October 7, election. Rep. Carl M. Francis, Dayton, was named chairman of the committee. CARNIVAL B Dick Turner ' 771 I rPif" A I1 n COWL 1MT V Wtk HUVKt. WC. T. tat ItfO. u. v pit, on. Recreation Meet Slated r TULELAKE. May: 5 iWewnta. lives of 10 or mora civic and social organtMittoiu here wilt meet to night, Monday, to lay concrete plant for Tuk'lnkr's proposed recreational program for both youth and adults. 1 A preliminary meeting held Inst week brought out hopes of various i age groups for Inclusion In the plans of a number of pet entertainment plans. The high school group put In a bid for a swlininlnff pool, the volun teer fire department drew attention lo (lie worst Ming acconimunen on the baseball diamond and consider ation was taken of the needs of the pre-school age group. . Carl MeUger. secretary of the. YMCA, Shasta district, offered sug- : aestlon for organising effort of j the community toward the project, 1 stressing the need for a small be ginning from which a more exten sive urogram can be developed. A. V, Kolleuboru. secretary of the Klamath Fall YMCA. also was present with an encouraging com ment. Hum Knglund, mauuger of the Tulelake Cold StoriiVc company, was named generul chairman who Is calling the meet Inn for toplght. HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND IlinCNI OIK, ' UKDFOKa Thoronithly Modern : Ml Mr. J. . katltl , , ua J K.riar Praprlatara , , Painters Local 1279 Come our for tho BIG MEETING Tuesday, May 6 8 p. m. Food Refreshments HARTFORD aerldral ..d 1.. I. -ally INSURANCE T.B. WAITERS FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE General Insurance Agency 107 S. 7th St. Phon 4193 MIRM.U NKWS. Manilla rail.. lira, MIINnaV. Mar fail T ALCOHOL DESIRE can bo REMOVED LASTING RESULTS ARC OBTAINED WITH MILD. SHORT INITIAL TREATMENT No looKor mint you of mm lanilly nitmwr do (litiiifil to the dnliutllun Of futiilve urliikliij. Science ihni that linliulliiu li a illwiw that ' will mpoutl lo the correct irtaimtm like any oilier dl.taic. Our tlinlisl records prove till in h ill can. I ailing itiulu hsv btia ohitined ilimugh nur aillil, sila, Inn tlltitiv Irtatnttnt. Why alelay any liMigr Snd lor our FKKH ImokUt. "Hi Msgnllicnt fMadom1 , coniainlnm lull Inlormalion. Ull THIS HANDY COUMM W 0OgllT""""" MAH-BOI HOIHTAt, 14 N.I. ! ., FartHs l, Oma. City - lar4 Inqumai conlnlant.nl, tooklat molltd in nlom nvaluu. ItelH. Kit "Well, gee whiz. Pop! Maybe if tho tchool board paid tho teacher a little more they'd give out with better grades!" Tule Court Gives Fines TULELAKE, May S Bill Jlmm. 37. of Tulelake, was transferred to jail In Alturas this morning on a charge of drunk and disorderly con duct. He 1s accused of beating up his wife Saturday night. , Jimm was held In jail here over the week-end, after being arrested by Officer C. C. Duggan. In police court this morning Jul ian Robert White. 40." of Tulelake. was fined ISO for drunk driving. Lars Hedlund -of Malln was fined 110 on a similar charge, and Junior Fnrrstr of Tulelake Daid sft for having no operator's license and no 1947 license plates. If you have a knowledge of music ' and believe that you have the talent ; required see your local navy re- , cruiter. ' JUST I RECEIVED Large Shipment Colored Arrow Shirts STORE for MEN Corner 5th and MainM CANDY! GIFT BOXES & MRS. WRIGHT'S HAND- MADE CANDIES ft LOWE'S HAND-MADE CANDIES LOWE'S 822 Main Open 10 to 415 Main Open Dally, Sundays and Evenings This FREE BOOK tells you how To help combat the rising toll of deaths and injuries from traffic accidents. General Petroleum Corp. has published an authori tative book on safe driving. 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