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
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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
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Ml Mr. J. . katltl , ,
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Praprlatara , ,
Painters Local 1279
Come our for tho
BIG MEETING
Tuesday, May 6
8 p. m.
Food Refreshments
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LASTING RESULTS ARC OBTAINED WITH
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No looKor mint you of mm lanilly nitmwr do
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Science ihni that linliulliiu li a illwiw that
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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.
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