Pioneer
Keno Man's
Death Told
, Klamath county wa aaritlrnrtt
today by tln iibmIdk of Juariih
Hathaway I'osler, o pioneer In thin
community allies lUOJ.
Mr. foster wm taken to Klamath
Valley hospital Huntlay whore lie
aucr.uiiitMtd to a heart ailment at
10:10 p. in. Monday, l the age
at b.
lie hud been realcient ulVKeno
fur III put IS year wlier he u
postmaster sliiYa ItijH, until the time
ol III death, He had put In a full
duv el the Dual otflce (Saturday a
usual mid differed a Hithl heurt at'
lack Uaturilay HUM wiinn lie
duln't iiieiillun to lila family until
he had a recurrence Bunday morning.
Kano uriilel postmaster waa
born III inn I, November, II, at Point
Arena, Meiidlnlno county, Cnllt, He
on me to Klamath vcounty with hl
parent hi a eaaun when he wa III
and he worked with hla father In
the Round liike dlatrlrt ralalnii cows,
hove, rye, wheal and oat and Iwd
ma hla own callle. He cut (Ire
Wood In Klamath (nreMa and aold
It by the waiunload In Klamatli
ralla.
At the age of 21 he took over the
management of hla father place.
Moult after thla he fllrtl on a home-
atrad at Mahn. In IU2t he mine to
Keno where he frllrd timber for
several yrara tor Wryrrhaeuarr Tlm
Orr company until he arcepted a
JUllloll a Janitor of Keno arhoola.
He waa appointed aa poalmaaler III
April, HUH.
Mr. Foater waa married July t,
IMS In Klamath falla. He la aur
vlVrd by hla wife, Maori r foster
of Keno. two ms Waltrr H , and
Warren H. of Krno. (me grnnd
chlld. Waller J. Pouter eif Krno.
i two lirolhrra, Charles of OraM Val
Irv. Calif., and Htrve of Heattle,
Waall. M lter. Mra. H. B. Mr.
Lane of Chlro. Calif . Mra. L. R.
Miannan nf Klamath Falla. Mra.
Bruce I'urrly nf.Cixiuille. Mra. drome
Nrra of Hall Kranclsro and Mra
Henry Ravrnarroft of I'rtaluma,
Calif.
funeral arrangement are bring
made by Ward'a Klamaili Punrral
home, and aervlrea will be hrld
sometime Thuradav afternoon In
the chapel,, Hie time la be an
liniinred later. Interment will be
in Keno cemetery.
Postmaster Passes
r 7 ' X
s
Juarph Hathaway foster, a real
deiit of thla county alnce lWtf, wai
ruahrd from hla home In Keno to
Klamath Valley hoapllal Hunday,
whrra he died Monday night.
StickuD Man Nips
Store For $1300
PORTLAND, June U - Pollr
today anughl a hold-up man who
took 11300 In caah from a varlrty
lore In auburban Portland yrater
ds. Warner I. Livingston, the atore
owner, said he waa alone, unpacking
merchandise, when a man thruat a
hard object presumably a gun at
Livingston a bark and locked him In
the back room.
The money waa taken from the
raah rrftaler.
Rent Control
Extension OK
WABIIINOTON, June 18 (fl'i-The
house ai i rnlril Tueariay a Joint con-
greaalonal rommlttee'a recominenda
tlona on the term of a measure to
extend rent control until February
28. IMB.
The action came on a atandlng
vote of 183 to l:i after the house, by
a standing tally of 114 to 87, re-Irrti-d
a move to arnd Uie measure
back to a house-srnele conference
committee for further atudy.
The legislation now gora to the
senate. '
Included In the bill la a controver
sial provision permitting a 16 per
cent hike In rent when landlords
and tenants "voluntarily" gel lo
grthrr "In good faith" and aarre to
the boos.1 In exchange for a lease
through II8
The measure also would free build
In" materials from controls except
for amusement ana rrcreauuuai construction.
Youth Held In
Building Fraud
OHKOON CITY, June 18 oil
Richard E. Ctrlmstry, 20, was hrld
today on a charge of obtaining
money under false prelrmes In what
District Attorney Btanley Mitchell
allrgrtV wa a construction company
fraud.-
Arreated earlier were Maurice L.
Blndter. 38. and A. F. Kraanoff, 40.
both ut Portland, aa the investiga
tion ajnrtrd Into oiteratlona of ihe
trio In three coast atatrs untlrr the
name of the Orlmaley Construction
company.
Classifier! Ada Rtln Remit
WATCH
JEWELRY
REPAIRING
4
DAY
SERVICE
it Tear F.iperleiir -
rlck-t'p and Delivery Service
F.arh Friday at
Tulelake Reiatl Drug
Malln Drug Store
formerly Associated with ftlrkve
STANLEY A. BECHTLE
Adoir'i 2244 S. 6fh St.
UNBLOCK
DIGESTIVE TRACT
And Stop DoJng Your Stomach
With Soda and Alkaliura
Doa'l Mprt la ( nml relM from bw.b,
our etooach. ffM kitd tMd brtMith by Uktof
tod nd ertiW IkftltMra it the Uue mum of
your UoubU U fotipllo.
U I hi cju. your real Uouble U sot la tM
itonMrh ti kll. Hut la tha latMtladl tnirt
vbtra M ol your (nod te duTMtl. And wlwa
th lower Prt gu btockad food nay u
iliitA proMrty. - .....
Wka.1 you Mfit for real rettw la lome
Iblnf to SutMiKk" your lower lntetlnel trmft.
Htimetblai to -dau It out eflectiTaijr belp
Nature jet back on bar ImC
(M Carur'e TUU rttht now. Takae dl
rartad. Thy fMitly aofHlrtlvly "unhlork"
your diceetlva Uri. Tble iMrmita all ft ol
Ntur'e own d If oat lr Julrwa to mil better
with your food. Yout mulna ralM (roa
Utdifflaiion eo you ran feef reoliy food efela.
lluy Certer'i Tilte tody. "Unblork" your
UUetlnal tract (or real relief fro IndifeaUoo,
Klamath Business College
73 J Pin St.
Prion. 4760
Enroll now for Special Summer Study or
: for a Complete Business Course.
HEAVY
DUTY
If BaakLV t.J. .'.
1 i-
MACHINIST VISES
Ideal for the Farm Shop
No. 323 't Combination Bench A Pipe Viae, Swivel Itaae,
8', '. jaw width, Ukra )(,- to W pipe UM
No. 613!, Machinist Viae, Stationary Jaw and base, 3!i"
Jaw width, open to W 115.97
No.SU Machinist Viae, Stationary Jaw and base, 4" Jaw
width, open -to " 918.10
No. 6M!i Machinist Vise, Stationary Jaw and base, 44"
Jaw width, open to 7" 22.01
No. SIS Machinist Viae,. Stationary Jaw and base, 5" Jaw
width, opens to S" - S28.40
No. m Machinist Viae, Stationary Jaw, SWIVrX IUHK,
4" Jaw width, opens to 6" 124.14
Nn.S24!i Machinist Viae, Stationary Jaw, SWIVEL BASK,
,4V Jaw width, ppena to 7" 138.40
No. IMS Machinist Viae, Stationary Jaw, SWIVEL 4A8E,
8'' Jaw width, open to 9V 173.84
SEE THEM TODAY .
KLAMATH MACHINE
& LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
V - " MILL 8VrPLY DEPT.
Phone RI41
Sprlnf and Elm
Wonderland
Opening Set
ni:r i,uff, calif., June is
Hotels anil resorts of the Shasta-
Cascude Wonderland will vet under
way with a reiilon-wldo program
which they decided upon at a re
cent meeting at Hhaala HprliiK by
tne ajuioancement oi the comple
tion of the executive committee. Ar
thur H. Flckert stated today. Pick
erl, president of the Wonderland
association, was authorised to ap
point such a committee at a meet
ing of hotel and reaort Intereat last
inontlr. The committee, composed of
one member from each of the nine
counties, will be headed by Harry
Price, manager of the Hhasta
Hprlnga lodge. Member will be J.
r, jHcohson, Hunter lodge, Lake
view; Charles R. Cooley, Llthla
hotel, Ashland: Harry WnUon. Wl
nrma hotel, Klamath Palis; Oeorge
Black, Yreka Inn. Yreka; Mltchel
I,. Jtirasevlch, Nile hotel. Alturaa;
Fred Abbny. Mt. Lassen hotel. Su-
aanvllle; Karl P, Ford, Timber lodxe.
Douglas City; J. R. Vaughn. Hot4
Redding, Redding, and Lee Scarlett,
1 rrmont hotel, Red Bluff, The com
mittee when It ha prepared a plan
and program will call toaethrr all
operator nf lintels and resorui of
the area for the adoption or re
vision of the program. Thla group
have problem and Ideas for devel
opment which they ran beat solve
among themselves, Flckert atated,
and the association will welcome
their auggmtlona and helo carry
mem out wnerever possible, a a
unit of the organisation.
Weather OKs
Band Concert
Sunshine and blue sklea Wednes
day assured a pleasant evening for
the KIsllnno concert slated for
Modoc field at 8:30 D.m. The Van
couver Kltallano Boye band, under
me aireciion oi Artnur ueiamont.
will present a varied program to the
public. The band la traveling from
Vancouver, B. C. to the Hollywood
Bowl and I making a detour at
Klamath Fall to present Its pro
gram.
The band ha made three trlpa to
Europo and has appeared at both
the Chicago and Nrw York world
falra. It la appearing In Klamath
Falla at Ihe Invitation of the Klam
ath County chamber of commerce.
Charles Stark, head of the cham
ber of commerce, expressed hla
thanks Wednesday to the towns
lienple who have helped make this
concert possible. He eWfxilnied out
that the concert will nut conflict
with the dance scheduled this eve
ning at the armory a the band pro
gram will only last an hour. No
admission Is being charged.
In TJie
Day s lews
(Continued from Piiiio One)
tills great and necessary task of
human salvation, our suspicions of
her Will VANISH,
. 9
JF. on the other hand, Russia backs
1 off and quibbles and quarrels and
sabotages, throwing monkey-
wrenches Inlq the machinery at
every opportunity, our suaplcioiis
will b confirmed and our determi
nation to protect OUR way of life
at any cost will-be hardened.
UATCH It.
" What comes out of thla new ap-
E reach to the problems of Western
urope will be very, very significant
Indeed,
Two Flying
Clubs Planned
Al Mocabec. manager of the Ore
gon Aircraft Service, announced to
day the formation of two new fly
ing clubs at the municipal airport.
One club will be formed around
a Plner Cub I'A-12. a three nlace.
100 horsepower htghwlng plane. Two
person have already algned for this
club, and three more are wanted to
complete the membership.
The second group will be some
what larger than the first, says
Mocabre. and will center around a
new Cub PA-ll coupe, a two-place
trainer, now on display at the air
port. Anyone Interested In Joining elth
er of these clubs may do so by con
tacting Mocabec at the hangar.
IV MEMORIAM
In Jovlng memory of my son,
Harold Shaw, who passed away
June IS, a year ago today.
Mrs. B. H. Heuston.
Ray Garrison Will Head
S. 6th improvement Unit
Ray Garrison became president of
the B. Oth Street Improvement as
sociation Tuesday night when the
group met to elect officers. Retiring
president, Oeorge Conner, wa
named to the position of vice presi
dent, Urn Adair wa re-elected pub
lic relation olilcer ana Mike Hunt
I secretary-treasurer.
Association members also dis
cussed tiie proponed lighting district
in the H nth community. Because
of recent state legislation which per
mit the organization ol Independ
ent lighting districts outside of city
limits, tiie association Is revising
I'.- present plnii. Member agreed
to complete the project a soon as
possible and have Invited adjacent
areas to Join the proposed district.
In answer to question on why
the lighting Instaflatlona on S. 6th
have not been used as yet, It wa
pointed out that the California Ore
gon Power company I still unable
to obtain constant current trans
former which are needed before the
street can be lighted.
No definite action has been taken
yet by the association on the re
namlnV e). Oth street. It waa re
vealed that of the cards sent to
mi.mh.ri ru . rent 'ftf thj, rf.
turned vote were In favor of nam-1
lug the street Broadway and were
ready for Immediate acceptance of
the new name. A large percentage
OREGON
HOTEL W
It a Fin Plat to Slayl
Nlcaly Iwralihte, alaatoat ad
frlsedly and right la -porrtaad'i
Ihopping od tatatra diiHItt.
Ta.'ll tl I,
Tout KIND (
H,.l.
, IOOM WITH
Met 12 75
mm
PARK VIEW
Convalescent Home
(Formerly of Ashland)
sat n..i ti.ia at,..i
Mad'ar. Oria ra.ua ma
tl.llour a.rvlce
B.flkltrsd Kar.a la Caarfe
"Mi
B
Wc Do
ELECTRIC AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING
and
CUTTING
ALL TYPES EQUIPMENT
Complete TRUCK
FRAME SERVICE
Brine Your Welding
Problems to
BALSIGER
MOTOR CO.'
Main and'Eiplanad
DERBY'S
MUSIC CO.
120 N. 7th
IT'S THE NEW
1
UmhimI Hoorfng Hewitt )
Proof... Not PrombtsT
A Htring InslrwMnt UNLIKE
AoyOHwrT
GmiImmi ?
KSmptriab
awaaUHmaam aa
'ccmticcii
Partateadst Altr My HrllB) aM OJgaajl
HOW k(tll CKtMf4i .
. IHTIIHAIMML
HAMt J Acouitlron-Hcitktmprr Co.
iftMiu B1 Bslvin Bldr. nih anil Mln
AVW a Klamtlh Fa lit. Orrfon
youR ow
PHOHEsysmt
for $2599.
r
Two U. i. Army Signal
Carpi fiM Talaphona
CamplaM with tarharlM
"MtJ
4
4
ThM sit the prions tht
Army Signal Corp used
in Uk field sturdy, all.
purpose communication aquipmrnt ihat hu downs of uses in r' "an
life. Each pair of instruntcnti is in A I operating condition, enc. in
carrying kit of heavy canvas. Ideal for iroercwiunurucatioas flooMo
floor or boUding-to-building warthouaes, canneries, moteli. rejocu. on
ihe farm, in construction and logging camps. They work effectively at
distance e on mile er more . . . limply ttring the wire between the
two instruments, Wire available at lc per ft.
,
TMi CammvaiMhoa; Jef Coif IW 5am about S90
...W OH.r H at Only $25
Wa lay Hie fealedt la
Y.ur Moiling Addretl
Mall Couaen ledayl
m W fFffeior w w m
I W. Owvay C... DeP- "" . 1 aClslsV
1 lC4rhlnlAv.Sa.,iina4,Weh. I 'Z'jS j'S
ladeiad Wad $....- . fai wait plaaia sand ma I ' Wl '
I ' pairs rl.td Talaslioaas M $IJ par palt aad forf) , sa?
I .- faal aaaimwilcaH win at le p k. ' Jfr& . ?!' Jfff '
I nami 1 xQIW
I fy )
crrr. stATt J '
s
of tiie member have not voted aa
yet and opposition to the name
arose last night.
Other business considered Includ
ed tiie decision to decorate 8. 6th
fog the July. 4th holidays. Opinion
wa also expressed that the develop
ment of the street Is being retarded
by the Inactivity of the civilian pro
duction administration.
iir.KAi.n a nt.w. KUmaia raiia, Or. watiNaaoAT. jaifa n. tin, r.sa ?
nf the Interior. Attorney for. plaintiff,
1. C O'Neill.
Mamona V. Wrliht va Wllhur O
Wrliht. .ull for dlvorca. Charae, em.t
ami Inhuman treatment. Couplo nar.
rlerl Nnvemler I, 1MKI al Ornflno. Idshn.
Plaintiff a.k. custiMtv of minor child
and s.Hion par month. Attorney for
plaintiff. J I' O'N.HI
Kava Pa.tesa va. Johnny Pa.tesa, stilt
for dlvorca. Charfe. cruel and Inhuman
treatment. Couple married July .1. 1041
at Reno. Nevada. Plaintiff asks property
settlement. Attorney for plaintiff, Ed
win Drlscoll.
KEDB LAUD WALL AOS
BERLIN, June 10 tPi-Rusalan-
controlled newspaper her gave.
banner headline today Henry A.
Wallace' lugitcatlon that President
Truman and Prima Minister Stalin
confer In Uerlin.
Wallace "speak with the volc
of reason." sulci the Soviet-licensed
Nacht Express.
Courthouse Records 1
. MirrUfe I.lrrnict
ROBIN-WHEEI-KH. Donald LouU Rubin,
21, atudtnt. Native of Ore on. Ketldent
of Klarrtalh Falla Marjorle Ann Wheeler.
20, bookkeeper. Native ot Oregon. Jtetl- 1
dent of Nrwport, Oregon.
PAUP-GIlL. Maynard LatRoy Paup,
29, aaleeman. Native ot Iowa. Ketldant
of Klamath Fall. Helen Vivian Oil), 30,
native of South Dakota. Resident of
Klamath Falla.
( mplilnt. riltol
l Edward Hale her vs. Loretta
Haleher and Allen Kay Hatcher, by and
through Loretta Hatrhar, guardian. Suit
for cancellation of deed awlgned defend
ante without content of the Secretary
PflinTR PT
CxeSOayat,,,
"PAINT TO PROTECT . . ,
IT PAYS!"
Miller and Mchorn Paint
Complete Htork of Wallpaper .
Varnlahea Knamela
Floor Paint. PTlnUW"
Outside Paint Shingle BUlB
PATTERSON & SON
PAINT STORE
1220 E. Main . Phone 3324
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