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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1947)
Ralph Elder, Well Known Timber Man, To Retire ; Ralph Elder, timber management i aulstant on the Warner ranger dls- trlct of the Fremont national for- Ht in Lakeview, will retire next i Monday, June 30, after 30 years of government service, mis win com plete a career In the forest service ' in which he has served on three ; national forests in Oregon in a wide I variety of work. Elder first worked ! for the forest service In 1912 as a j laborer st 12.00 per day on a beetle ! control job. He worked summer I seasons until 1920 except for two ! vears In the army in World War I. : He received his civil service ap ! pointment on the Ochoco national j forest in 1020 and later worked on the Deschutes and Fremont na ! tlonal forests. i Elder came to Lakeview In De cember, 1943, and since that time 5 has been employed here supervis- lug Umber sales and performing i other important timber manage J nient Jobs. During the last year he f. 1 l I. HhaHU th .timr iins wen in viimisw w wv ku, .(, 't hninff done bv the American Box ' i company. Elder's service with the army during World War I was with me lutn ana ?um engineers, m (h fnroaf mnri h served fix a ' 1 a Knpoc fnrnat miarH fnmmnn. for- ' est ranger, senior forest ranger, principal forest ranger, and as a timber management assistant. Dur ing this period of service he has seen many change take place in the forest service. ; in nis eany aays jiiaer aia mucii 01 nis worK on norseonc ur win a team and watron. He made many 4 important contributions to develop- ment oi me eariy xoresi service work, particularly on the Ocnoco forest where he was employed until 1940. Nearly 150 forest service em ployes of the Fremont and Ochoco forests gathered at Dairy creek last Sunday to give Eider a sena-on ior his retirement and at that time presented him and Mrs. Eider with appropriate gifts. The Elders plan 1 to continue to make their home here In Lakeview. 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XI 11 1 1 vr jh Ralph Hlder Five Given Jail Terms '5VMLUt i i I I oatpaW-Sa'o vrrrtl Guutam 3 DELPHINIUM ' Crow 3-4 foe, atop We 3 PENTSTEMON MANE ' New, tovooeW Orchid 3 ROSE DAWN J ro 3 h. rod ro pMt 3 PAINTED DAISMS t PoiicJ Pyrotruuin shods 3 SWEET WILLIAM Frogtant, mutod colon 3 SHASTA DAISIES Whda flowon, follow ostiton 3 WESTRALIA DAISIES Quito tor 3 KELWAYS MARGUERITES GeUM r"" krl 3 WOOD VIOLET Dsop bluo, lent bloomiwg 3 HESPERIS Lavondor, vry hmrdf 3 MYRTLE Hatdy plant, Wo flow 3 BABY'S BREATH i Dainty white flower Drang, weH-rootod flowor )W olanH dwetvofod popW .toad $100 h Millworker Hurts Hand William R. Smith, 35, of 2214 Oary, is a patient at Klamath Val ley hospital where he is being treat ed for severe cuts on the fingers of his left hand. The Injuries were sustained Monday when he caught his hand in a push rip saw at Ewauna Box company where he is employed. The index and ring fingers of the left hand are cut and bruised, ac cording to hospital reports, but his hand was freed from the machine before further injury was done. He is under observation at the hospital where attendants say he is doing well. Runaway Team Fatal To Farmer ELLENSBURQ. June 34 iPv Robert T. Mathews, Kittitas valley farmer, was killed shortly after noon Monday when a team of horses ran away with the hay rake he was operating ort his farm near here. He was pronounced dead after being rushed to a local hospital. A native of Bozeman, Mont., Mathews came here In 1937. Survi vors include his wife and three children, all residing here. The county Jail has acquired five new noarders in the past 24 hours, one of them as the result of a flalit which police officers said nro.se over a caret game. Charlie Clifford Beard. 23. of Mo desto, Calif., was sentenced to 'J5 days or a $50 fine in Justice court this morning lor assault and but tery. He pleaded guilty to beating up a mnn named Prank Franklin at the Klamath Billiards yester day in a curd game argument. Franklin's Jaw was broken. Beard Is also wanted by city po lice on a vagrancy warrant. Willis Pnnkcy, special Indian of ficer, brought in Hosea Shields, 63, of Weyerhaeuser camp 6, to serve eight days for being drunk in a public place, and Cy Hutchinson, 41, an Indian from Sprague River, to serve IS days for drunk and dis orderly. They were arrested In Bly. Claude David Banloy. 60, tran sient, is held for trial on a charge of being drunk on a public high way, and Alfred Austin Keaton, 39. is held under J50 bail for posses sion of liauor. Keaton Is an In dian. Both were arrested by state police. Portion Of Pacific Highway To Close PORTLAND, June 24 Wl me Pacific highway will be closed to through traffic tomorrow between Canny and wooaourn wnne engi neers work on a new bridge over the Pudding river at Aurora. - The state highway department said the route would be closed from 4 a. m. to 6 p. m.. with tramc routed over secondary roads. Big Peppermint Crop In State CORVALUS. June 34 (A Oregon has an estimated 10,600 acres planted to peppermint this year, me Oregon State college extension, service re ported today. The acreage is about three times the 1936-1945 average. It reported that Washington and Indiana also have increased acreage, offsetting the decline in California and Michi gan from last year. Total mint acre age in the United States is about 7 per cent greater than a year ago, the report said. NO FILLET MIGNON A law in one county in the state of Washington makes it illegal for menus to be printed in anything but the American language. Turn those no-longer-used articles Into cash now! Herald and News Want Ads are inexpensive and bring quick results. 'lata Amariean Bids., Seallle 4, Wish. 1 I small adjustment may put your pen in perfect condition. Bring it in today for expert, factory-trained servicing. Cenuifieparts and au thorized repair service on Parker, SheafTer, Eversharp and all other makes. CAMEO SHOP 737 Main FASHION PARK Western-wear at Drew's STETSON HATS Stockman shapes in San Fran 3 and 3'i inch brims in black, chocolate, belly and natural. 13.50 to 50. y Since 1911 MANSTORE 7U Main ARROW SHIRTS "Every one a winner" Is a true statement about the 4(1 Klamiilh county 4-H clubbers at the 3'Jml an nual 4-H summer school on the Oregon Slate college campus. Mury Louise Eninan and Jim Barrett were elected sports managers and Kathleen Johnston house inunnuor of their respective living organisa tions. Pajamas were on display Thurs day evening, June 11). nt all the girls' houses, Barbara Arnold, Me morial Union; Delores Helderer, Phi Oamma Delhi, and Sheila allien, Madison hall, were k Iris who wore pa.ianms that took first prlne. While the girls wore enjoying their unity, the boys attended a smoker in the men's gym. Tommy iiiin. SKiua mi. was among tne winners at the smoker. Each county has about a lll-iuln- ute broadcast over KOAC, Corvallis radio station. This year Francis Skinner, Klamath county club agent, chose Carolyn Stoler, David Romtvedt. Dolores Helderer, Jerry Smallev. Vernon Halev. Opal Bnty and Adele Brown to appear on the program wim nun. Alter tne aany nssemuiv mat enns at 3 p. m.. sports events take place on the fields. Tommy Zlun. Wayno Bergloff. Dick Lnndls and Dale Wll llnms have played on winning teams. Another afternoon attraction la the shell lewelry class thiit is taught by Mrs. J. E. Etchendorf of Klamath Falls. Any girl interested in making additional Jewelry to take home has her chance in tills class. In the Sunday night assembly Kathleen Johnston took part In the candle lighting ceremony. One rep resentative from each county par ticipated in the ceremony. By Oailya Kichendorf, VITAL STATISTICS HAMBLIN Born at Klamath Va)ly hoapttal. Klamath Fall. Ore , June 21. 1047, to Mr- and Mrs tt. L. Umbl1ii. S520 Avalon, a boy. Wvijht: 0 pounds 8 ounces. SMITH Born at Klamath Valley ho, pital. Klamath Falls, Or.. June 1IH7. to Mr. and Mrt. Cecil Smith. l&U) Etna. boy. Weight: 10 pounds ounces. DEGAGNC Born at Klamath Valley hoptui, Klamath Falls, Ore.. June 2. 1M7. to Mr. and Mrs. R S. Denofrie, route 1 box 1 1 17. a irl. ttXifhP 7 pounds 11 ounces. ,m Paul O. Lsndrr I V.. M. MacBcth V. T. Johnson tAN MPMCIALItT IN 4I9MAJNST PHONE 5613 The Courthouse ff Now One Block Down tbs Street From Our 'Office. W. A. HARRIMAN Suretarj ef Cernmra Syn Keep Turning In Used Fats Used cooking fati havt represented a substantial j part of our total industrial fat supply. The more than i 600 million pounds of used fats that American home : makers have saved and turned in since 1942 has been . of vital importance. It is a record of which every woman who contributed may well be very proud. The United States still lacks adequate supplies of fats and oils. And we are particularly short of industrial fats. Many, if not most, of the things we all use and wear require industrial fats, or the prod ucts of industrial fats, such as soaps and glycerine, in their manufacture. So won't you keep up your good work and con tinue to save and turn in every possible pound of uns fat? Ulfu LLGLajH 5 Jn mm mi r J dm cm) WITH COMPIITI wOUIK-TATCr IQUIPMINT AND Whether your farm is Urge or small, you need the adrantages the new John Deere Model "M" Tractor offers you. Stop at our store the nest time Pint Shed Youth Held For Assault On Off icers UOSTON. June 34 W) A pint slued grade school boy was hold to day on two cliaines of aasalilt will) liiienl to kill after allcuedly ehiply IHK lila pislul in Iwu patrolmen ami diuK8lnu iinollier youtli al minpolnl from a siiioul yard to serve as u liuiuan slileld. Police Uiiplaln John H. Cloian said that Kilwiud Bancioft, 15, five feet, one inch tall and welKhlnn only US pounds, held off u Iui'ko lori'i) o( riot reserves yesterday and slliilitly wounded ona uatroliniui IwfnvM mi officer crept behind lilm and clubbed lilm into aubiulssion. rairoiman James llriiy. wluvse rlsht foicurm was giar.ed bv a bul let, said tho seventh mado student unexpectedly pulled a mm and fired five shots as he and anniimr nffirnr soiittht to question him concerning a bundle he had under his awn. He then dashed Into a n,-ilw school jaid, tlie imtiolmiin report', ed, and seined 18-year-old William Ronan the "human shield" and drasged lilm, with pistol pressed at his right hip. Into a narrow street. While the drama was being enact ed. Prank dishing, a nnaton Herald-Traveler photographer, climbed to an exposed position on a nearbv building to film a record of the underslsed boy's sland behind hit human shield for his paper and As socluled Press wltepholo. dishing, uncertain whether Uan croft still hud bullets led III his weapon, said he, loo, was "scared after It was all over," PKOFKNSIONAI, IIKlidAHS lli'HHing In Kurope and Asia Is a professional racket. II Is rallmaled Unit there arc more than lO.WW.OOO lii'ofi'sslniiiil beggars on these two continents. Classified Ads llrlug Results. AVAILABLE NOW with VACUUM DRAFT Aa Ei Krgulalrl MoUttnt t'lrt'uUtvt Clcaiia AIR T Htrftrllon nilh N. Hi. 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