WEATHER
ODinoNt Cloudy, with 6rrsilunsl
in Millar, lonlahl and Sunday, llflillr
KKiltr nurlh of Eiiasi today. fra.n
. aulhwMl and suutli winds off cuaati
.uli.lilln. .IImIiIIv MimitaV.
KLAMATH ftkt.lM ANO VICINITVj
. Mutlly clumly with liowara litday and
rfinlehl, Im'rsa.lna Sunday, s'rt.h lu
" iliiiiig HiulhaaiUrty wliidi today. Win
: uday so, low ait. Mlall lilnday e0. ,
NOItTlltllN CAI.lFollNIAl (Muaalanal
'.In In north and aw showers In south
today. Mudsrsta aoulharly wlnda oil
:- iua.1,
; June Mesllm The Biirtille club
irlil It regular June iiinollim 111 tlx
sluuhouse at Uia lalrgrouiuls tills
' eek and talked over riding pinna
; (or (It summer. Ofllcers of tin
' :lub will be hostesses to their bus
uumla at the Huurtainau's hotel In
1 1'uiclake thin Baturdny for dinner
JnmuiiK, 'I'lio club will rlilo In the
roilco uarade,
festival Bound Doris Kthrldn
ind Lou Ann Chase, KUHH student.
. t....i..u itiiitlil ffi Portland
am irwriiin . -" --
; where thry will attend the Hose
s Festival mid amy wnn irai "
J relatives. Doris, new president of
f (he I'ep Peppers, will meet Lillian
f Redkey In Portland and shop for
; new Pep Pepper costumes.
Drill Practice Women of the
Moose will hold drill practice, Mon
day. June B. to prepare for Installa
- turn ceremonies. All nulliolns and
Incoming officer, committee rhalr
j Dien, and escorta are aaked to at
f f end tlila meeting which will be held
J fh the Moose hall at 1:30 p. m.
To Portland Mr, and Mm. Don 0.
? Plsher will leave net week for Port
land to attend lite Rose Peatlval.
Julia OIler. second grade teacher
at Mill, left Prldnv afternoon by
' plane for Portland, and Mamie
? Jnhiunn. anntlier Mil!' teacher, also
plana to attend the fratlval
Kldlni (Irnup Pour Tulelake hliih
arhiml atudenU were In Klamath
rail Friday In riding habit. They
are Pat Plhertv. Ardl Long. Bhlrley
"eM and Phvllla Howan. Tlte four
lila have been ridlm In lleatty.
Ijikevlew and 'rulelake everal day
during Uie paat week.
Conclude Business Mr. and Mr.
Men Thompaon left Thursday for
tneir nome in new rora. i ney nnvo
been here the paat alx montlu curing
for the estate of Iter brother. Thev
plan to atop In l-o AiigMea to vlalt
fi lends on Die way home,
Visiting Hitler Mr and Mr. 1-enn
Porter of to Angelea are here vlalt
Ini her slsier. Mr. Ada Bparretorn.
Mra. RparreUn-n ha moved from the
Hall hotel where the usually pend
the early month of the year, to her
home, 6133 Harlan drive,
Vlalta Ulsters Mr. and Mr. W. E.
HarrUon of Stockton are endlnr,
a week In Klamath Pall and vicin
ity vuittng with her sisters, Blanche
Harmon and Mra. W. If. Totton. and
with friend who have moved here
from Btockton.
Vlalt flsssntste Ruby Schilllx.
Tulelake high school atudent. came
to town Prlday with her mother. Mra.
Kernard Hermit, to visit her friend
Olorle Elliott. Shasta way. Gloria
IM ut returned from a vlalt In
JUndaey, Calif.
Reaerve Duty Sylvia Moalo of the
naval reaerve, will leave Tuesday for
two week' reserve duty In Seattle.
Miss Moalo, Oreer apartment.
served a a Wave during the war!
and taught school at tihtat laal
year.
Bualneaa Visitors Mr. and Mr.
Karl Templar of Brooking were In
Klamath Pall on business from
Tuesday to Prlday. They are for
mer resldenta of this city and spent
some time visiting old friend here.
Dinner Koala Mr. and Mm. Roy
Carter of Bly were In town Thura.
day and were host to Mr. and Mr
Bernard "Whltev" Cloodwln at the
Lor Cabin for dinner.
Thursday Visitors Mr. and Mra.
. C Gilbert, route 1, and Mr. E.
O. Kern, route 3, were business
visitor In town Thursday from their
ranche In outlying: communities.
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ISITORS WELCOME
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1 Narasry Slack
Maet Baas
Klamath Flower Shop
ism . stk Greenhouse! rasa saw
I DON'T SEE ANY
MONUMENTS LIKP
THAT BEING EftCCTED.
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WHO PAN
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Arrives II y Plane B. L. Patterson,
ACM, United Stales navy, arrived
In Ban Kranolsco by plana Prlday
from Balpan. Mra, Patterson ami
baby met him In the bay city and
they returned to Klamath Pall
Monday, leaving Thursday for
Memphis, Teilli., Where Patterson
will attend advanced metnlsmlth
school for six month. Mr, Patter
son and little Dorothy Jeun spent
the past year here with her parent,
Mr, and Mr. W, C, Kohler. (She Is
the former Murcella Kohler. Tho
Patterson will visit In Oraut Junc
tion, Colo,, with hi parent and lu
Denver with Mr. and Mr. W. J.
Bnyder. Mrs. .Bnyder I the former
Llla Ma Kohler of thl city.
Returned Mr. and Mr, J. B,
Iteetl have returned to town iroin
the first part of their trailer trip and
are slaying at the Altaiiiont trailer
vamp a their residence on Jefferson
la occupied by renter They have
been In Boutnern California most ol
the winter niontli. The Heed plan
to stay here tor a tew day lor the
fishing and a rest and then continue
on through Washington, Glacier na
tional park and Lake Louise, on the
next lap of their trip.
Recuperating Jamea McOlay, son
of Mr, and Mr. Marshall McClay,
route 3, Henley district, had an
emergency appendectomy Thursday
evening ami I reported getting
along fairly well. He will remain
in Klamath Valley hospital for five
day.
In Town Robert G. Bolterbeck,
Tulelake homesteader, wa a butl
lies caller III Klamath Pall on Prl
day, Mr. and Mr. Richard B.
Hogue of Tulelake were also In town
on business thl week.
Plrnle Postponed Bhata cub
pack No. 10 ha had to call off Its
scheduled picnic at Rock creek to
morrow on account of bad weather.
The picnic will be held later.
California Vacation Mr. and Mr.
Morrl Wilson. 303ft Vine, will leave
Tuesday on a 30-day vacation which
they plan to spend In California.
Wilson Is aircraft communicator lor
CAA.
Here For Hale Mr. and Mr. Cy
Williams arrived In Klamath Pall
today lor the horse sale Sunday
from the Flounce Rock ranch near
Prospect. They are stopping at the
Winema.
At Hotel Mr. and Mra. Herman
Bnyder of Pendleton are gucsta at
the Winema while here for the horse
sale to be held at tlte county fair
ground Sunday.
Business Caller Le Tiny Travis
of I.akevlew and Fred Ohlemeyer of
route 1, were business callers In
Klamath Fall on Friday.
Rodeo queens Age requirement
for rodro queen have been lowered
and are now 19 to 3ft. Formerly age
requirement were 18-24.
From Bonania Visitor In town
(Ills week from Bonanaa Included
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rueck and Mr.
Margaret Burnett and small son.
MllslneM Caller V. C. Brown of
Poe valley was In (own on Friday
maaiug uusiiirs can.
Sponsored by
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
DORRIS, CALIF.
Saturday, June 7
Les Spannes Orchestra
Admission $1.00 Per Person
Tex Included
It Will Pay You To Patronize
A Recognized Member
MACTFB
Painting and Decorating
CONTRACTORS OF AMERICA
'Klamath Chapter
Meetings lit and 3rd Mondays
HARRY t. BROWN Palntlnr and Decoratlnf Phone 2I
DAVIS PAINTING COMPANY Phone 4637
DODfiON PAINTING CO. Phone ,15(11)
OR1TMAN SIGN AND PAINT CO. Phone 6M7
II. O. HARRIS Palntlnr; Contractor phone 9591
LANDIS MONROE Palntlnr and Decoratlnf Phone 6709
r. MATIIISON Phone 7804
PATTERSON A SON PAINT STORE Phone 3324
RAY PIERCE Palntlnr Contractor Phone 5730
ROPER is ROPER Palntlnr Contractors Phone 4503
R. E. SIMMONS Palntlnr Contractor Phone 6079
A. E. SMITH Palntlnr Contractor Phone 875S
The above members of the Painting and Decorating
Contractors of America, Klamath Chapter, are recog
nized by the Painters' Union, carry state compensation,
and comply with all government regulations. You can
depend on them!
March lit Shop Charge $2.(S per Hour
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
Big Basin Lumber Co.
Fyoclc-Moon, Inc
General Paint Corp. ..
Goeller' Paint Store .
Home Lumber Co
Howe 8 Urn Co
Suburban Lumber Co.
Swan Lake Moulding Co
Civil Service Kiams The state
civil service commission today an
nouueed examination for account
ing clerk, accountant I and ac
countant II for the purpose or es
tabllshlng an eligible Hat for pre
ent and future vacancies with the
tule board of health, state public
wnnare commission, state unemploy
ment compensation commission and
the crippled children's division of
me university or Oregon medical
school. At tho same time wa an
nounced an examination for posi
tion a hearing officer I, hearing
reporter and statistician I with the
slate unemployment compensation
commission.
On Way North Mrs. Luia B.
HutcheiM and son. Ronald, left Sat
urday morning by car for Corvsllls
where Ronald I graduating from
Oregon State college at Sunday'
commencement. Prom there, they
will go on to Seattle to take a plane
for Anohorage, Alaska, where they
will be guest for a week or Mrs,
Hutrheiw' eldest son, Meredith, who
I engaged In army work In Anchor
age and whom she hasn't seen since
he visited hi home here In the
State three year ago. Mr. Hut
chen la on a fortnight vacntlon
from her position at the post office.
To Visit Here Elisabeth Sanders
and daughter, Betty Jane, win ar
rive here thl coming week from
Portland for a short visit with Mr.
Banders' father, B. B. Orlgtbv. and
with othor relative and friend.
Betty Jane flew home from Hono
lulu. Hawaii, where she I employed
at a large hospital, to visit with
her mother.
Return Mr. and Mrs. Homer L.
Koertje and son Larrv and Mr.
Clara Peterson recently returned
from a trip to Ashland, Crater lake.
Diamond lake and Prlnevllle. Mr.
Peterson, Mra. Koertje' mother,
left July 3 via United Airline for
Seattle where she will visit with
another daughter, Mrs. Lelghton
Morgan.
Emergency Jolene, I year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Joe Ro
buatelll of Arthur street, had an
emergency appendectomy at Hill
side hospital early Prlday afternoon
but Is reported a greatly Improved
today.
Brraks Arm Mra. Mary Samson.
318 Mortimer, employe of the Klam
ath Fall creamerv, auffered a pain
ful accident while at work early
Prldav when ahe fell and dislocated
and fractured her right arm. She
1 a patient at Hillside hospital.
Returns North Mr. W. R.
Thompson of Vancouver. B. C I
returning sunaav to ner nome alter
spending a fortnight with her broth-
er-tn-iaw ana slater. Mr. ana Mr.
T. A. Bandoe, 1931 Painter,
Initiated Beverly Melhase.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Melhase and a atudent at Wood
bury college, Los Angeles, ha been
Initiated Into Sigma Iota Chi, na
tional sorority.
Medical Care Napoleon Belaud.
3318 Home, Is a patient at Hillside
hospital where he Is receiving med
ical care. Beland 1 an employe of
the United States national bank.
Leaves Hillside Keith Moon of
the Town shop wa moved from
Hillside hospital to his home after
medical care. Moon ha been quite
111 and will remain at home for a
time.
Tulelake Patlrnl Mrs. Mniet Re
cerra of Tulelnke Is a natlent at
rjiiiaiae nospiiAi,
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PAINTING
nrrrATic.
I CONTRACTORS ,
AMERICA
... Dutch Boy Products
Preservative Paints
General Paints
Pittsburgh Paints
Pabco Paints :
Phone 6163
... Valdura and Acme Paints
Fuller Paints
Tenth Program Ret. Harry
Moratto, past president of the life
service band of Howard Payne col
lege, will lead a group of young
people In presenting a youth pro
gram at the Calvary Baptist
church, Sunday evening, All young
people of the city are Invited to
meet the leader of the Calvary
Haptlst youth revival to be held
June 23-31. .
Convention Assistant of Dr.
Boyd Bprague and Dr. Alfred Hunt
ington are attending a dental as
sistant' convention In Portland
this week-end. They are Mrs. John
Lee, nurse: Mr. Phyllis McNeeae,
assistant, and Mr. Charles David,
dental secretary, .
Visiting Dr, and Mr. Ray Foun
tain and Mr, and Mrs, Olen Foun
tain, well-known former resident
of the Klamath country, now of
Merced, Calif., have been In Klam
ath Fall this week renewing old
acquaintances, The two men are
sons of the lata Pleas Fountain of
thl city.
Hummer Visitor Loren Prehelm,
young son of Mr. and Mr. William
Prehelm of Bleber, Calif., Is visiting
for the summer with Mr, and Mr.
P. A. Ohlemeyer of thl city. Lor
en's mother Is formerly of Klamath
Falls.
Model Meet Off The regional
gas model meet, originally slated for
Worden flats tomorrow, ha been
cancelled due to bad weather, A
new date will be announced later.
Thousands Flee
Rising Water Today
(Continued from Page One)
Una Chicago to Denver tracks for
more than a mile.
National Guard
Six companies of the Iowa state
guard, meanwhile, were on duty
today In the flood area with tem
porary headquarters net up at Eddy
vllle where the entire population
ol 1000 was evacuated yesterday.
The cltv was plunged Into com
plete darkness at 11:4 p. m. yes
terday, ahorMr after the river rose
past the preview record hlrh mark
of 11.4 feet set in 1M3. Bankfull
tage Is feet.
Tarkle Tweet Wins
Electrolux Bonus
Tarkle O. Tweet wa proudly dls
playlng a $410.14 bonus check sent
him as a surprise gift from the
Electrolux firm which he represents
In Klamath Fall. Tweet has sold
500 of the machines and the bonus
came a a distinct Mirpriae as the
company had several years ago
abandoned the bonus ayatem.
It wa revived for those with the
firm prior to June 1, 1S44, and
maintaining steady activity. i
Tots-To-Teens !
Gets New Head
Eva Taylor took over dutlea this
week as msnager of Leon Tots-To-
Teens shop, replacing Mrs. Donald
Eveiitt. Miss Taylor was formerly
employed at Caatleberry's drug
store.
Mr. Everltt resigned her position
to Join her husband in his sawmill
operation near Lake o' the Woods.
Parker Wood or Medrord Is general
manager of Tot-To-Teens shops at ,
Medford and Klamath Falls.
REWARD
For Queen of
I j KLAMATH - f ((V j
Contact Elmer Balsiger, Balsiger Motor Co., for entry
information. Riding tryouts will be conducted June
15th at the Fairgrounds.
aJv -
uv Si a
IT'S AN OLD SAW..
but It's still very true! Only "quality pays!" . . . And that's
especially true when It cornea to the butldtnr materials you
Invest In!
That's why It's Important that you buy the READV MIXED
. CONCRETE you need from a reliable loeal dealer like the
KLAMATH CONCRETE PIPE CO. to be sure ot fettinr
superior quality at a fair prtae!
Come on In or phone and place your order soon!
KLAMATH CONCRETE PIPE CO.
105 Market . Phone 4265
Wheat Weak
Today
CHICAOO, June 7 m Rain
and floods In Midwestern agricul
tural areas, creating apprehension
over the crop outlook, were re
sponsible for plica advances In corn
and oats on the board of trade
today. Wheat weakened under
hedging pressure.
All oats contracts reached new
seasonal high, as did July and
September corn. The July corn
contract sold i t the highest price
of any yellow cereal future here
since May, 1020, when $l.T4 was
reached in the Inflationary boom
after the First World war.
Best price were not maintained,
however, as heavy profit-taking
entered feed grain pits in the final
half hour or trading. In wheat
selling became more pronounced
and the July contract, meeting In
creased hedging, dropped 6 cents
under the preceding close.
Wheat finished H4-4'4 lower,
July (3.23-3.24 corn was 2'i lower
to S higher, July 111 i, and
oat were higher, July Ts-tt.
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. June
7 (AP-USDAi Cattle: salable for
five days 13&0; compared to last
Thursday; steers, heifers and good
range cows steady, lower grade cows
50-75c higher. Eight car medium
good grass steers 21.76-23.50. Good
grass heifers 20.00-21.00: good range
cows 18.00-18.50; medium aged grass
range cow 13.00-16.00; few loads
15.60; common dairy bred slaughter
cows 11.00-13.00; much higher; bulk
csnners and cutters late 9.00-11.00;
medium-good sausage bulls 14.50
18.50: beef to 17.00.
Calves: salable for five day 700.
Generally steady, bulk medium
choice loads 18 00-22.50 broad de
mand. Hogs: salable for five day 1300.
Com oared to last Thursday, barrow
and gilt steady, medium-good sows :
1.00 lower, closing top ana dujk .
good-choice under 240 barrows and '
gilts 25.25, numerous 280-300 lb.
24.25-34.40: good under 450 sows ,
20.00: over 10 00-50. ;
Sheep: salable for five days 8800. :
Compared to lost Thursday, good- 1
choice wooled shorn spring lambs 1
and yearlings 25-50 higher: shorn :
ewes dull and weak. Extreme top
choice so lb. spring ismbs 22.60.
Bulk medium-choice 75-80 lb. lambs
20.50 -21 60. Medium - good shorn'
lam! I 20.00-21.00: choice 82 lb. 21.90: j
shorn good-choice ewes 8.00-8.50; 1
medium 4.00-50, ai 11 -common 1.50- 1
2.50 narrow local outlet.
HOME GARAGE
U8 Old Fort Kd. Phone 7034
Bring your car where all
work Is guaranteed.
We specialize in
Motor Rebuilding and
Tune-up
Valve Grinding - Reboring
Brake Work
Generator and 8 tarter
Rebuilding
Slaaat Cleaning Aala Palatine
! !
A $200.00 Silver
Mounted Saddle from
Sears-Roebuck & Co.
will be given the
Rodeo Queen.
Hale Final Rites
Held Today
Final rites for John Lincoln Hale,
85, long-time resident of Klamath
Fall, were held at 10 o'clock this
morning from Ward's chapel with
Interment In the family plot at
Mountain View cemetery, Ashland.
Mr. Hale's cousin, Garvey Vermil
lion of Oakland, Calif,, arrived to
attend the services. He has a
nephew, Archie Hale of this city,
and two daughters, Mr. Ruth Bar
low of Holdenvllle, Okla., and Mr.
Olah Michael of Allen, Okla., and
one sister, Mra. Rose Hale Brown of
San Leandro, Calif. None of the
three was able to attend the funeral.
O'Heil Rites
Set Tuesday
Final rite for Stanley O'Nell, Bly
veteran who died at the veterans'
hospital In Portland Thursday, will
be held In the Bly schoolhouse
Tuesday at 1 p.m., with the Rev.
Father Philip of Our Lady of Mt.
Carmel church of Chiloquln offici
ating. Mr. O'Nell was a member of the
Lakevlew Ooose Lake aerie, Frater
nal Order of Eagles, and members
of that lodge will assist at the serv
ices. Interment will follow in Klam
ath Memorial park, Klamath Falls,
with full mlllti. services conduct
ed by the Klamath Falls American
Legion post No. 8. Ward's In charge.
Mr. O'Nell was employed by the
Ivory Pine company prior to enter
ing the army and on hi discharge
following the end of the war. He
waa 30 years of age at the time of
his death, a native of Mt. Hebron.
Calif., and a life long resident of
Bly. He was the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack O'Nell of Bly
Hans Norland Auto Insurance. 12-7
N. 8th St
FOR SALE
Mercury
Power Saw
Used Very Little
1 Ntw
About 2 Price
Alto
Used Electric
Gas Pump
Suitable for Ranch
or commercial use.
Open Sundays Evening till I
HUSKINSON'S STORE
KENO, ORE.
Signal Gas and Oils
Get Your Ore. at Cslif. License
Here.
I
DERBY'S
MUSIC CO.
120 No. 7th
1Z0 NO. 7th
Select
akewaod Heights
Klamath's restricted residential district only a few minutes from town,
on Lakeshore Drive. Each homesite is plotted to give unparalleled view. '
The cooling summer breexes off Klamath Lake, the natural setting
. . . "that is living!" Lakewood Heights homesites are laid out in all
sizes, priced from $500 to $1500.
R. P. Oliver
228 North 8th St.
UUU W1WS. maasaUi rails, Or
Shrine Dance
Slated Tonight
A strong supporter of the Shrine
Hospital for Crippled Children, for
which a benefit dan.- Is schedul'd
tonight, Saturday at the Klamnth
Falls armory, Is Evelyn Christine
Overstreet, 4, of 1317 Adams.
Little Evelyn Christine has made
one trip to the hospital and Is now
at home in a cast from her waist
to her toes. Her operation was not
serious but six weeks In a cast Is a
long time for a little girl. Not too
long, however, as Evelyn Christine
has never walked and is promised
by the Shrine hospital surgeons
Wm. R. Elliott 731 Main
-sti
NOTICE
Starting Monday, June 9
Dick Wolter's Place
224 Main
will be open from 8:00 a. m. until 12 p. m. "
. e . bick Watte
BARGAIN WEEK
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Ford Truck Van Bed ..
Model A Truck-rack
Chev. 4-door sedan
Dodge 4-door sedan ......
Model A 2-door sedan ...
Plymouth coupe
Dodge 2-door sedan
Chev. 2-door sedan .
Pontiac 4-door sedan
Chev. 4-door sedan .
Chev. Pickup
Chev. Sedan Del.
Buick 4-door sedan
Plymouth 4-door sedan
Dodge 2-door sedan
Ford coup ......
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Pontiac coupe ........
FOR BEST BUYS
BE WISE
DALE'S USED CARS
Main It Conger Streets
"Down by the Link River Bridge"
I
Your Homesite NOW
In Beautiful
REALTOR
laTUIDAT, Jaaa I, t(tt, ref Tata)
that when the east is removed, the 1
will walk. J
The little gtrl'i parents. Mr. and.
Mrs. J, W. Overstreet, expressed ex
treme gratification today over the.
help the Shrine hospital has given '
their child and the six .weeks' period
is probably a long and anxious one
for them, waiting to see whether i
Evelyn Christine will ' take those
first steps.
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