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'"NOWTIirHN CAI.irOIINIA Pnllly
rliilltly Unlay. Iwllshl ami Wtillwular,
w Ih lw H"W I" ! 11 purlliin
allalttly warlit.r In ittlillt l,ly Monti
10 nimlii wiurly ami suuiliwMieiiy
Wld. oil il.
from lUrlior Mm. Hurry W.
rtallilaiiy arrived here Humluy limn
Imr limne l "iirlvir III Curry coun
ly mid In Mi" gwl ' lir son-in-law
n i Hi ctaimliler, Mr. nnil Mm.
Jnrk (Jrawlnril ul Ijikculiure Ctrl vo.
Mm, llalhlaiiy ai,'cimitmiilrl Mm.
Marllt Mcftolllini mill Mm. Her
Diet Drill nl Kliimnlli l'ull ullrr
tliii two lml Vlltril I lie ciiiMt com
munity Mm. Ilitllilniiy In it former
Klmiiiilh relilrnl mid liir umiiy
vrnm wan cliy treasurer al Klmuuili
Kail.
llrturn Here FrlriHl ma meet
UK Mr. mill Mm. M. K. Nltixliiiiua.
formerly of KlnniM tit Knit! but lnr
III, past iwo mill tine-hall yenra
Hukliin llirlr home in llrunkliixi.
Tin Imiilly Iim returned lo this city
ml lnr the prciient In nl the Immc
' u( their (liiiiiililrr, Mm. William
JIi ntloil. IUiW Cortland. Nlcixlciiiua,
who wit with the United Htiilrn Nu
ll. innl bnuk bcliire leaving here. Ima
arreptcil a poaltlnn with the Klrat
National bunk nl (till city.
, Vl.llinr- Mm. Ilnlnea Chllllpt.
fcrtierly of Klamath KnlU mid imw
iiTUllllK her home In Loinrvlrw,
Trx., Hi her on business. Blie It
vulltiiir Imr mother,' Mm. Delia
Krlly of till city. riillliiM. formerly
with The Cnllfnrnln Orwon Cower
company here. In with mi oil firm
In Uuuvlrw.
Klrcllun Towiuriitl rlub will meet
Wuilaiit, Tuesday, In the KC hull
dinlnK room fni a buaiiirM scuiion.
A (Irlruuto will Im rlerlcd lo Bo to
Wudtlnuton. Card mid rrlrch
uienta will follow Uir biinincM meet
Ins and Mnry Martin will be ho
Irw. Muved Heme W. II Dyer, mill
wrmht at MK l-skca lion company,
lu able lo leave HULldc hiyipltnl
Mmuluy la return In lll home, 20.D
Etna. IJjcr suffered aevrre In
jury In hlii arm wlnlr m work al Die
plant two k ago.
' Hunrrir Cum) Albrrl, nln-ymr-old
dnuKhter nl Mr. mid Mm. T. J.
Alliert of Rnnmiui. had nmjor
auriiery on hrr arm uhlrh the
broke for the aernnd time Monday
inornliiK. The little lilrl entered
lurgery on 1'urnduy nflrriitMin.
Werk-rnd Vlallor-A. a. Cloodrli-h
of Ban Krunrlwo, Calif.. ient Uif
week-end nl the home of Mr. mid
Mm. Oeorse T. MrUnimld. i'Jt Mlch
lan, Mr. MrDonnld la couMn of
Cloodrlrh, who In mi attorney In the
by region.
Reiumea Praetlce llr K OleDM'he.
well known Klamath KnlU phvMiinn.
i able to reiume hln prurtlie lnr
a tew hoiim a dny Murium Mnndny.
t)r. tMelnrhe hna been III at hln Jrl
fcrion tireot home ilnce April 8
yitooae Drill Tram The Ewort of
lit Women of I ho Moomi are nked
it attend a drill pruniio tnnlBlu at
7.30 prior to the meeting. A regular
meeting will be held In the Moone
hall al t p.m.
Brought llera Albert Murray,
Merrill barber nhop operator, wan
brought to Hlllnlde hcnpltnl al 8.H5
p. in. Monday by the Klmnnili Am
bulance Service, Ilia condition In
reported fair by honpltnl attendant.
Major Hurgery lonurd Johnaon,
1, non of Mr. and Mm. Ionnrd
Jolnwon Sr., route 1 box DAB, had
major aurgery Tuesday morning nt
llilUlde haipltat.
Kmergenry Rosemary Lavln, 18
year old daughter of Mrs. Martha
Dnvli. 2034 Oregon, had an emerg
ency appendectomy at Hillside hos
pital Sunday night, blic Is rexrlcd
doing nicely,
Kntera Hospital Mrs. Ouy Mixire,
teacher In the Keno schools, entered
Klamath Valley hospital Sunday and
had minor aurgery Monday morning.
tO-30 Meet There will bo a spc
clal meeting of the 20-30 club lo
nlRht, Monday, at 7:30 o'clock at
Ij'IA An,.lA AM t
ftiitjinnv, mi iiicuiurm arc
urged to attend.
for Week-Knd Lola Whlsenont
was home from university over the
holiday week-end, visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Rita Whlseimnt,
oanquet Speaker
Upturn Mr. O, O. Dryden of 010
N. Illh spent the lust wriik-end in
Itmliiiniiil wherii she visited with
Mr. mid Mis, Harry l'rceimiii uiul
Imiilly. They iiccoimmnlpil her Ui
1'iirtliiiiil anil Ht. Helena where they
visited with Mr, mill Mrs, I'm! I'ei k
uver, ml Mis. I'leemnii and the
children returned with Mm. Ory
ilru to Klumiiih Fulls on Huniluy.
They will visit here foi sumo time.
Mrs. Kreeiniin mid Mrs, leckovor
me dnuglilem of Mm, Uryilcn.
Holiday Visit -Mr, mid Mm. V. J.
Whitney were here on a visit over
the holidays with her parents, Mr.
mid Mrs. K K, Fleet, l.iikeshoro
drive. Hhn la the former Putty
Fleet and Is now living In Aber'deen,
Wash. With them were Mr. and
Mrs, Itoliert I'reble also from Wiuih
IiihIoii. I'ur Wrildliii -Mm. Oscar Moel
ler, formcily of this city, Is here
from Huiitii Cm, visiting Willi her
brother J. F. Olubrecht nud fnmlly,
Vol N. Ilth. Hhe will stay for the
wedding of her piece Owen Olti
brecht and Urne Cash which will
take place on June H,
Organltrr Here Mlniila Uuvla
Curd ol Portland, district organ
Irrr of the Urgree of Honor, Is In
town and ihero will be lusiwcllon
Monday, June 0. A banquet will
be given at Wlnemii hotel preced.
Ing liikectloii und those wishing
reservations are asked to call Uertha
lllshop, OUI 0, or Urace Uock. UJ4U.
I lslilng -Don Wells and Cleo
Uuulnp spent the week-end fishing
In the bllvcr l.uke area In Luke
county and reiwrled excellent
catches In tlio various stream of
that section. Wells operates the
Medical - Dental building barber
shop and Dunlap In with lllg Lakes
nox company.
I'ark NewaC'rnter Lake nation
al park headquarters have moved
to the park from Mrdford for the
summer. Muy travel to the park
Is reported to have exceeded May
travel for all previous yearn. With
moie than 25 wr cent aver the best
yearn travel or the May 28, Sunday.
Daughter of Nile The monthly
meeting of the Klamath Fall Nile
rlub will he held Wednesday, June
4, al the Wlnema hotel. Lunch will
be served promptly at 1 p.m. on a
3tl-mluute film will be shown. All
Daughters of the Nile are urged to
attend.
Halls for Japan Mrs. Theodore
Myers, daughter Patricia and ton
Hlchard, aallrd May 2S lor japan
where they will Join Captain Mvem,
who Is stationed at Tokyo. They
are aboard the transport David
Shanks.
Award The Joe Early Journal
ism award of $26 was presented to
liamona Reeves at Southern Oregon
college. Ashland, May 28, for faith
ful and efficient service a business
manager of "The SUklyou."
Ham Dinner Women of Imman
uel Baptist church will serve a ham
dinner Friday al 8:30 p. m., In the
church banquet hall. The public la
Invited and proceed fron the din
ner will go to the building fund.
Trip Home-Thro Cole, 2910 Alta
mont drive, spent the Memorial Dav
week-end at her former home In
Camas. Wash. She left Klamath
Fails Thuradny evonlng and return
ed Sunday night.
With I'rlend Tommy Parker
I Haying with the John Caratensen
on Lakeshnre drive until school I
out when he will Join his parent.
Mr. and Mr. Thomas C. Parker at
their home at Crater lake.
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Three Flags
Confab Set
The Three Flags Highway asso
ciation has set the dates for Its an
nual convention for Saturday and
Sunday, June 14 and 16, to be held
till year at Susanvllle. A business
meeting at the Hotel Mt. Lassen Is
slated for 3 p. rn., Saturday, with
a banquet at Lassen park highlight
ing Sunday' activities. The Lake
County chamber of commerce wan
host for the conference last year at
Lakevlew.
Other meetings on the June cal
endar for the Lake county chamber
Include a monthly executive com
mittee dinner meeting at Hunter'
lodge In Lakevlew with all member
Invited, and a Joint meeting of the
chamber and the Northern Lake
County Businessmen association at
the Fort Rock Orange hall. On
Monday, June 9, at 8 p, m the first
of a aerie of meeting will be held
at Summer Lake lodge at Summer
Lake, with later session to b". held
throughout Lake county.
I Classified Ads Bring Results.
HraM.D Nf, Kltmslk rails, Or. TIHSIIVT. Jun I, l1, P rite
Indian Engineers '
To Tour America
WASHINGTON. June 3 11
Twenty-one highway engineer from
India will undertake a series of
Inspection tours throughout the
United State, with two of the
firoupa reaching the Northwest late
n July, the bureau of public road
said today.
Visit are contemplated by sep
arate group to Olympta and Port
land on July 28,
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Bring your car where all
work. Is guaranteed.
We special! ze In
Motor Rebuilding and
Tune-ops
Valve Grinding - Reborlng
Brake Work
Generator and Starter
Rebuilding
llila Clsanla Aala Pslntlnf
Henry Henrietta, prrslilrnt of the Washington Htale Federation of Federal Kmploye. was main speaker
at a banquet Halurduy evening at the Wlllard hotel which highlighted the federation's district convention
In Klamath Fall. The dinner ended the day-long sealons in which the aims of the organization and
mean of accomplishing them were discussed.
Life assurance the only thing father
can buy on the installment plan that
mother doesn't have to finish paying
for.
Wm. R. Elliott
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
Wm. R. Elliott 73! Main St.
Phone 7777
Miller's Men's Dept.
Webb Kennelt, Mgr.
Presents Gifts
for
GRADUATION
SWEATERS
SWANK JEWELRY
NECKWEAR
SPORT SHIRTS
SPORT COATS
LUGGAGE
JUUeti
' 512 Main
City Fathers Sit Through
Quiet Session At Council
Peace and oulcl reigned at last
night city council meeting, with
only one local taxpayer braving a
potentially aUirmy night to regis
ter a complaint with the city dads.
Mr. Carol Oilier, 3222 Union, pro-1
tested to the council regarding sev
eral private garages which are Jut
ting out over her lot a matter of
some 18 Inches, delaying Improve
ment work on the property. The
council moved to check Into the
matter and see that the buildings
were moved.
Ernest W. RltUtr wn granted a
permit to stage a midget horse show
In Klamath Falls sometime during
June, but no definite date wa set
A dlscunslon wa held regnrdlng
repair equipment at the airport,
and a move wan made to purchase
atreel repair eoulpment and sev
eral lob lot of tools, drill and
miscellaneous equipment.
Warren Northwest was granted
several small contract for general
street repair work III the city of
Kluniath Falls. The paving of
Apnlcitnte street between Mitchell
and Washburn Way wa also ap
proved by the council.
Permission wa grunted an op
erator of rental radios in Klamath
Fall hotels, with a license fee of
126 er year and SI per year per
machine charges. A separate ordin
ance will be written to cover the
Installoilon and regulation of the
machines.
A proposed coning district sur
rounding the municipal airport wn
tabled for further discussion. Other
matters relerred for further discus.
slon Included a plan whereby some
tidier method of gurbage disposal
could be worked out. and the pro
IKxied set back regulation along
Pine street from Third to Esplan
ade, lln order to widen Uie street
for commercial purpose In future
Dunning.
Louis Nidorf. StfS Pacific Ter-
F.lephanta The Jolly Neighbor
club will meet at the, home of Mrs.
F D. Jolly. 2010 Worden. at 1:30
p. m. Wednesday. There will be a
''while elephant" exchange.
Thursday The Past Chiefs club
of Pythian Sister will meet Thurs
day at 2 p. m. with Roena Fuglll,
2124 Ogdrn.
Leaving Mr. and Mr. Lowell
Hailley are returning today to their
home In Vale, and are taking their
granddaughter with them.
Glee Club Degree of Honor Olee
club will meet Wednesday for prac
tice at 8 n. in at the home of Dollle
Cox of 2I3B Wlard.
ISITORS WELCOME
Art ra Kvanlnga, Sundars
Cat rUwars Plsnll
Neraarr Slark
Mao Rata
Klamath Flower Shop
in s. sik ureannousei rh.n. tvu,
Friendly
Helpfulness
To Eery
Creed end Purse
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
Marguerite M. Ward
and Sons
92S High Phone 3334
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race, was granted permission to
construct a curbing along Manzan
ita atreet from Pacific Terrace to
the alley on the north aide on the
understanding that he pay the cost,
and agree to tear out the curb If and
when street Improvement are put
in.
The city budget wa unanimous
ly approved by the city father, and
the meeting wa adjourned at an
early hour.
Tillamook Man j
Joins Local Firm
John W. Hathaway. Tillamook, ha !
moved to Klamath Fall to become j
associated with John B. Eblnger in
the practice of law.
Hathaway I a nephew of Eblnger,
who haa been practicing law here
for nearly 10 year. The newcomer
took prelaw work at Willamette uni
versity, and graduated from the law
school of the University of Oregon
In 1046. He was admitted to the bar
In that year.
He 1 married and the father of
two children, John and Nancy
Terese.
Eblnger and Hathaway have of
fices in the U. 6. Bank building.
Sharp-skinned hawk catch more
sparrows than do sparrow hawks.
METERS IN
LA GRANDE, June 3 i- Free
parking In downtown La Orande Is
at an end. Parking meters went
Into operation In the business sec
tion of the city yesterday.
City officials expect the meters to
add $20,000 to the city coffers an
Dunn Awarded
Contract
Mr. and Mr. Clifford A. Dunn
returned Sunday evening from
Eureka, and We Itch pec. Calif.,
where Dunn has Just been awarded
a contract for constructing bridge
foundations and for grading and
surfacing a short approach to the
bridge.
The amount of the contract Is
$260X100, and work will start about
July 1. Camp construction will
tart Immediately.
C. E. Blakeley will be superin
tendent on the Job and William
Anderson will handle the office and
pavroll.
Dunn report fishing In the Klam
ath river as unsurpassed and ex
pect to spend much time at the
project this summer.
Deschutes Canal
Pipe Ordered
WASHINOTON. June 3 iPi Plate
steel pine 96 Inches in diameter and
466 feet long has been ordered for
the Willow Creek siphon of the north
unit main canal on the Deschutes
Irrigation project, the bureau of
reclamation reported today.
rne S7Z.T35 contract, wnicn in
cludes structural steel supports and
anchor bolts, went to Pacific Coast
Enginering Co.. Alameda, Calif.
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