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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1947)
e O v FUNNY BUSINESS "Now sht can't get out of doing the dishes every night when her boy friend calls up!" Lampreys Or Ees, Mr. Critchlow Catches them WARKKNTON. July 1 MV-Some rail m lampreys, and some call 'cm wit. They look like short, slippery lengths of garden hose, and their full title In three-toothed Paeido lamprey, or entosphenus trlden talus. Millions of them have cone Into the reduction plant at Wan-cnton's Bioproducts. Inc.. during the past month. They're shipped here from Oregon City by an enterprising gent named L. T. Critchlow. the lamprey tycoon. Here they're turned Into eel oil. among oilier things. And what hapiiens then? They're used in making nitiadys soups and cnsp-etlcs and perfumes and other things. It sounds improbable, but the lamprey Is sn Imurobable fish If lie's a fish. The things lie does, and the things that happen to him, are strletly out or this world. He lives in the Pacific, but earlv In May he gets the urge to wriggle up the Columbia to spawning grounds on tributary streams. Many millions 01 lamnrevs cnoose the upper Willamette, but not all of them get there. ... At Oregon City they meet Mr. Critchlow. The eel king, who runs a ship repair machine shop at Monterey. Calif., knows that lampreys will climb over any wet or damp ob stacle on their Journey upstream. So he provides them with some nice, damp traps, Air. ('. has bambooslcd more than 160 tons of the suction-mouthed creatures so far this year, and the eel season at Oregon t'llv has at least another week to run. Working with a crew of five men, Critchlow dumps the lampreys Into 50-gallon steel drums and trucks the... off to Byproducts. Inc., who have bought his slippery harvest each year since IM1. Cltlseiu of Oregon City bless Critchlow for reducing the stench of dead lampreys on their river bank. Managers of Bioproducts bless nun lor Keeping t lie plant busy in the slack period between the end of bottom fishing and the opening of the snliiioii-tiina season. Lamprey processing Is one of the vear's minor protect at Bloiiroducts, but It keeps the rata bubbling, ac cording to John P. Trullinger, secretary-manager of the firm. The truck-borne shipments are cooked in the same manner as fish bv-urodurta In huge steam vats, where they're reduced to fata, oil and proteins. The eel turns Into fish meal, ani mal feed oil, paint and varnish. New York City contains more Irishmen than does Cork, Ireland. Molotov Reaches Paris ' o 1 Wltf 10 PIUS RVKR 60 HE .J f f Wv.c CAUGHT f WVf. J.WK-T JCQ& OS). COVSCH& I V s jpjpp lSls fe. jifefe- . BUT T WOULDN'T 66 WM PA MUCH tor f THfcRfc WrVPiT ft TRIUMPH Of BIRlrtDftV 1 ft MOVlCULftR TOP! f 1 UPPOSfc I COOU DO H ftMO ft POT OP GVUt fMSHT 1 ( I Tftft oos ww e jftcx-. sews. vot c we vi.oJ6'. I Til II 1 S s.J.Bi ' It l 1 If" vktJ LHFT (30 kM4-IKA 5JtTMt SIFTED WRITER. Of SlikrlNS COMHERCALS! THAT'S NOT IWWtTMIT, BUSTER, BUT IT'S 1MAME EuoueHTOKuewr Kas, this iTtauvLc ON the BUH.M.H T smoushto eeuew I Pymi usteiiin6 public! J 2 Hk1K W L1UIMS JUST B(SHT,ICe.N WWte UP fOK 11 fWtT IN FORCING THIS ON THg I KTEUIUd PIIKI ly- I f THE FL1IN eOMSNS... J 010 A SWElL CaTCH CT Xjefl OM WISH TRW. 1HEV . P-SJS ' l"2-' IM )-HEXwwu Re Supposed 16 betalkmg f keep your upT TwatSs what m ASsriNG- IF TO HER, WITH DRUMS, FROM MAV&e A , BUTTONED AMD YOLl'O HAVE "2 1 I I II I m MILE AWAY JUSruSE. TO DO IM CVAV, S IXTVr " J FS SIGNALS the Jungle so Bur MAYsr SOME BRAIM FROM MAINE WILL, TELL MS WHAT SIGNALS WEfeE toUNNA USE J6Lps NEVER TUnusur I V ihai; I r t I ( TlL6LSr NOUR UNCLE TTLTHUr IS, V. f BUT IT JS A UVIMG AND H6 EflPrtrW J f TlLBUPV CW WORKED HARD i 1 I HE'S ALWVS WORKS?, TOO, SINCE HS ) tj IT-WE HAVEN'T A LOT-" BUT WE'RE ALL HIS LIFE, FROM MORNING TILL I Tl CTARTEO AT MR. PRISSYS STORE WHEN T AVERAQE-- VIE HOWE OUR SELF- j NIGHT EVERY LW OF THE YEOR, BUT I HE WAS TEN-MOW HE'S MANAGER PESOSCT-SOMETTMES I THINK THAT3 1 levERQT orfYVJHERE soeaaLJ TjrAr oProTR 'AOP rA- AS A SOUVENIR! FOR 4TH JULY WEAR CASCADE WONDERLAND SCARFS Beautiful Scenic Prints Crater Lake National Park, Mount Lassen Park, Mt. Shasta, Calif., and Boiling Geyser, Oregon are all represented here. Colorful prints you can use and cherish! PENNEY'S WILL CLOSE JULY 4-5. SHOP EARLY! 98 8 1 hi mm I.. ' J 1 If k ? .. 1 Js3R3t V. M. .Molotov trlihtl, Soviet forrifn minister, leaves Lellourset air field at Paris with French Foreign Minister Uroriea llldaull (left fur croundl and Alexander Hoiomolov teenier, arrarlm (lassral the Rus sian ambassador to France. .Molotov arrived by plane lo confer with British and Frrnrh forclin ministers on the American ald-to-K.urope program. AP wlrrphulo via Kadlo from Farial. nraAI.D A USUI, RiiMiik rilli, nrt. TUMHAT, Jslf I, ltf, r.f tw4 Stocks Show Recovery NEW VOKK, July I W'i-OIIO nt the wide recovery swluus ut the pusl inoiilh today lifted. Icmllnir nocks I to 3 or inoio polnta there wire few niucli broader Jumps by "thin" Issues with oils and assorted mar ket Industrial touching high for the year In the wake uf Insistent short cuverlng and Investment de mand. The advance vol under way after early Iriniiiilarlty. ttlecls. inotuis, mils and siieclul Issues attracted blddliiK. Ueiillniis slowed now mid then but active Intervals were plen tiful. A Utile scI1Iiik trimmed ex (renin iinlua 111 the llunl hour, then prices stiffened toward the last and ninny plvotula closed at or around the day's peaks. It was the filth successive rlslim session. Transfers stepped up to around 1, WW .000 shares for the full stretch. At best levels for 1047 were Chrys ler, Nickel Plato preferred (up about 14 Hliitsi, biK'ony, standard Ull iNJi, Texas Co., Bhiiiiiruck OH. Htandard Ull of Cat., Texas (.lull Producing, Celanese and Joy Mfg, Kallwav bonds Unmoved. Cotton, ton Hid tiie finish, waa off IU0 to si.uo a bale. Closing quiHntluiu: Al Client & ty liou 'ill ol ! and InliiMiis" ""'"'f'l ! , l ist pl.li.IIH " ','","', ",.'' iVl .,! dfi....i.... iM'"". . ,j" 'wzt:,:: kiiu. Tin. ....." ,'" , ",.; 'h. PM...i..r.l.l. ' li.vl.1 n .V" j.his. of ii.. .i.v; siiiiii'd J i"."." v w..i.i. ro.ii' I'onii.t'iniv. .m n.?f..a ;;;:doiu;.i.pi,c.. lion ii juiy. '. it":- .,.,..un Alliirner lor Plalnlllb 4:li M.li. a....l. Klamalll r.lU. Ol.o JV 1 Nolos Nlllll. I . NOTIts U Ml.lV slv... mat ' d.rian.i i.. ..i' " Vui,.ii il... ol 0..on lor Klamall. . '')' All p."" svlm elan... .' '' " ..1.1. .r. rmiulcl I" J''' f will, pioiwr voo.li.i.. lo III" ""'J llram'h ,J III. filial' Nf I IONAI. HANK or I'oirn.ANii. si M.r.n . wllhln ". moiilha horn dal. ol "" puhlli'.llon ol Ull. noil.-. Ilal.il and lli.l piilill.lod U.U "" '""VlHHT NATIONAL BANK or PUIITLANIt Un TIIACV II I'HI'M A..1...KI I'."'' oln.'r. Ailoiinuli.ior ol a.'d Riais. Jv I n t) m No TnT Block cuts for printing simple designs can be made by rutting a potato In hull, carving the design, and printing by hand. VITAL STATISTICS KARNES Burn at Klamath Valty hos pital Klamath Fall. Ore.. June .10. 1)H7. lo Mr. and Mm. S. C Karnt. 1H Karlv, btv. Wlthl. 9 pounds 11 ouncti UIGHT lforn at K la m in valiay nua pital. Klamath FalU, Or.. June 30. 1U47. to Mr and Mn Carroll lllcht. Alturaa. Calif..' a boy. Weight, S pound US ounce. DC LAP Born at Klamath valley m pltal. Klamath Falls. Ore . Juti 30. ItMT. to Mr. and Mr. Charlra Dolip. route a. box 377, a girl. Weight, 1 pound 13 ounce. JONKSBorn at Klamath Valley hn. pltal. Klamath Fall.. Ore , June 30. ID47. to Mr. and Mn Earl A. June. 3BU Blabee. a girt Weight 0 pound 14 ounces. SP1CKER Born at Klamath Valley hMpllal. Klamath Fall. Ore.. Jul 1. 1047. to Mr. and Mrs. Dor man Splcker, route 3 box U4-C, a boy. Weight, 7 pounds 10 ounce. OBITUARY I M.t: JOHN CADV I.cilie John Cdy. a relflpnt Grains Show Slight Drop CHICAGO. July 1 .J'. Best prices for grain futures were not main tained at the board of trade today, profit cashing rating Into the high mark, which at one time extended to almost 5 rents In the wheat pit. During the early trading offerings I were light and drmand urgent III all pits, b.ised on an announcement by the department of agriculture that the loan rale on the 1U47 wheat crop would be at a national average of $183. about 3 cents a bushel higher than an Interim program I rate. ! Al the finish wheat was 3'i to j 4' higher. July a.33-3 J31.. Com. was . lower to 'J', higher. July i M.fW'S-V Oats wore S to 1 cent higher, July VS'.-'i. if lh . POTATOES past 24 year. ped away in thla city , CHICAGO, Jllly 1 AP-U8L)Al rniiuocn: AJTivuui i it; on uuetc '4S2; tuial U. ti. slupmciUa bV2; nup phi' mixlerutc; tin mind nluw; nmr ket dull mid liluly uvukcr; Cnll forntu Long White H 60-4 63, Poii- tiucs tall u. b. o. i quamy on Sunday, June iW. 1047, at & X He waa a native of Oconto. WU, and waa aged t6 years. 4 moutha and 10 day at lha time of hi death. He la aurvlved by three iter. Mra Ioule Hutch) ni of Wausaukee, Wl . Mrs. Helen Laraon of Green Bay, Wli.. and Mrs. Lucy uunmire or waiertown. i : iwo i , . brothers. Lewi of Green Bay. Wia . and waalica). Lawrence of Ontunogan. Mich. The re main rent tn Ward's Klamath Funeral home. 923 High. Notice of the funeral arrangements will be announced later. FUNERAL j FKTKR rETKKNTKINr.lt ! The funeral service for Peter Peter- t Atelner, who ned away In thin city i on Sunday, June 29. will lake place from the chanel of Ward's Klamath Kunerwl home. 023 High, on Wednesday, July 2. at 10:30 a.m., the Rev. David Bitrnelt of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Commitment service and Interment In Klamath Memorial park. Krtenda are respectfully Invited to attend. KLQmPTUJa.vWK mm Fre.to Oslly fram Out Ow (iraen II ob at nmgiK'gniinmi RENT BIKES 'iitc per hour S P. AL bat. to 6 P. Al. bun. $1.50 Phone 5530 POOLE'S Bicycles & Sporting Good LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN l-'HANCISCO. July 1 iAP-USDAi Salable cattle 150. calves 25; fat steers and heifers absent: Monday 2 cars mixed mcdl-um-Rood HUM lb. grass heifers 23.00; good quoted 24.00-50: few loads medium-good feeder heifers 19 00; good range cows 16.00-26; 1 load young cows 17.00 early; ninny loads medium range cows 14 00 15.00: canners-cutters 8 50-11.50; medium sausage bulls 14.00-16.00; calves steady; odd choice 200 lb. vealer 22.00: bulk good 300-350 lb. calves 21.00-50. Salable hogs 200. steady: around 2 cars .good 262 lb. barrows and gilts 27.00; odd good sows 21.00. Billable sheep 15.000; good-choice lambs steady: bulk 22.00-23.00; medium-good 20.50-21.50: Monday about 1500 head medium-good feed ers 17.00-19.50: cull-common lambs 12.00-16 00; good ewes 6,00-25: me dium 4.00-50; cull 2.00-50; under tone wsuk on plain lambs. FLOWER SHOP 430MIN SHOHI Mil orS44? CMil.ltlHHiri: a HEY-KID PRIZES! TREATS! Register Now for the 4th of July Parade Prizes for the best decorated Ooll Buggy, Tricycle, Bicycle, Wagon, Dog and Cart, Pony and Cart, Pony and Rider, tho funniest costume, the prettiest costume, Cowboy outfit (unmounted), Indian outfit. FIRST PRIZE (in each of above groups) $2.00 cash 2nd Prize " " " " " Case of Royal Crown Cola 3rd Prize " " " " " Quart of Lost River Ice Cream TREATS FOR ALL! Entrants must register at the Lost Rivar Dairy, Spring and Esplanade, not later than noon of July 3rd. Assemble for the parade, July 4th at 9:30 a. m. at LOST RIVER DAIRY Aiiicrlrun Can . Am I'ow Ac Ll Am Tel to Tel Anaconda Atchison llrndix Aviation Ilclli Bird Boring Airplane .. Calif Packing Canadian Pacific. Caw J 1 Chrysler Cumwlth ft Sou Consol dlson Cons Vullee Cuul Ins Crown Zcllcrbach . Cuius Wright Unuiilaa Aircraft , Dul'ont Dene Clrueral Electric ... (Irnerul Poods Ocurrul Minors Cloodycar Tire Ill Northern Pfd ... Inl Harvester till Paer Pfd Johns Maiivllle Kcnuccoll ... Uuig-Urll "A" .... Maytag Miami Copiier Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvtnator . Nat Dairy NY Central North Am Co Northern Pacific ... Pac Am Klsll Pas Uas A: Klrc Pac Tel Tel Pan American J C Penney Itadlo Corp Kayonler Kayomer Pfd Reynolds Metals Itlchfleld Safeway Stores Sears Horbuck . Sinclair Oil Southern Pacific Suimiard llrands Standard Oil Calif . Stewart Warner Studrbaker Corp . Sunshine Mining . . Union Oil Calif Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft U 8 Steel Warner Bros Plo .... West El & Mfg Woolworth . 1"0 ,. IM't . It's 157 ... 30' .. HO ', ... 33 .. 1 . I's ,. 2S .. IIS , 37'. IIJ". ... 5'. .. 26', .. 12 's ... 'J'. ... SIC. .. 4', ... Att's .. I3 .. 36', .. 40 .. 51". .. 47'. .. 41 , W, . 104'. .. 44 ' 4'i .. m .. .. 14'. .. 60 , .. 16 ., 31', .. 14 S .. 35 '. ... ia- ,. ii .. 3U' 101'. .. 11'. .. 46 ' .. as .. 32'. .. 37'. . 31 . 15S .. 34'. . 38'a . 15:. .. 42 .. 3HS .. 81'. , 15'. .. IDS , 0'. . 21 't 134 ,. 22'i .. 18'. .. 88'. .. 15". .. 2H ', . 49 LIVESTOCK CH1CAOO. July 1 IAP-USDAi Salable hog 13.000, total 18.000; weights under 250 pounds fairly ac tive but 25 cents lower: heavier weights slow, 25 to mostly 50 cents lower; sows 24-50 enu lower; most decline on sows over 400 lbs.: top S2&.00: bulk good and choice 170-260 lbs. S24 00-24.90 : 270-200 lbs. 122.50 23.75 : 300-330 lbs. I30.76-22.2A: heav ier weights down to around 110.00 for around 400 I' averages; good and choice sows untler 400 lbs. most ly $1800-10.50; heavier weights down to $15.50 for weights 500 lbs. and over. Salable sheen 5000, total 7000: spring lambs fully steady: most good to choice native ewe and wether sorts $23.50: medium and good springers $21.00-22.50: few common lightweights down to $17.50: aged slaughter ewes steady at $7.50 down. ""legal notices HI' M MO A In the Clrrtill Court or ihir Htm of Orrfon for lh County of Ktarruilh. TRANCES L. ELLIS. Plaintiff, va, JAMES IfKrlRKflT l.t.lfl. Drenrtinl- To: JAMES IIEnOEftT ELLIS. Defend, int. IN THE NAME Of THE STATE Of OIIEaON. GnKKTING: You ar hrby required to appear and anvwtr Ilia com plaint filed afalnit you In tha abnva fnlliled ault and court on or befor July 2D, 11)47, and If you fall to to appear and imwtr, for want thereof, tha Plaintiff will apply to lha Court for One day 1 day run . 3 day run . 4 ilay run -6 day run .. Week run mill run ( l.Apainru iaim , .I uer wrd " """'" U9I Mind tvf tkuid I la per Mr i 41 I ., Hsr MitMU ie , di Miird IW pt wuid Ada re.-eived by I oo i m wi appear ame arienuHiii in "New Today riiUunn NKW HRRAMI AMI NKW plwnt ituiiilter. Bill Now Today W AMI) H HIKE fr eala. Uood conrim-t, l.tiu tiein Ave i.i.Htip. I'me Voi'Nll V. OMAN with t ". aae ...ei A ki.t. ttlkhra lMMltlun In mi'ltx $u nunte iir wtaru. ri"" Wine lo r. iwade. a- - i a uitot riiv ron sale Nu-el loraied HatUfat lry SWiUU In auuuU giiMt ea h ii.ttih . ' fur invniie HiHk ilxiul tia.outi. Tefn.t on flkiure run irlup fi.r famll cleiaa. J W SANDKHS. MKALTim Al tmujmir Neleameii Jt,l Main Street rtlFtiltiM.e TftJl ' 1 KOIt HAl.K. I CMdtmidrtlo aetlan. au new nmiiMr I' hone aJ3i i. an aew y VOti SALE New Walla frrurh tlfr, ulnmattc P-t P ulaia, tilU-hrUt lUmlltun-Werli and Hteveiu iitllKtltaaa tnlvvia. Vuiiml ami fretuh frr ruilere, electric buiile vntdef. rh reguiere, meal Krera. electric ana grlddlee, lit and uan Sl'KCIAL ON water glasaea. cwfla anuc. cwpa. plate. pUllera. hutler chip (Suite, iiverwer. IN STOi-K' NO AtTIHU: NO DKLAYI CLOSEO rl . SAT . BUM, HAP DAVID So ath St 14 rOH SALE, rug ttvll. iwnleaf, Britad liMim. Ull Jiihinwm 7 1 NEW 14 ft. Itirrhcrafl plywoftd boat and rireauine airaer. with trailer, t'eetl IS hour. Cil MM, will aell ff 37 I'horte 7a4(V. t-l Ct'HTOM mowing and raking. I acre or over, M 30 an arre, undar t acre hf the Job lhona puis or 3WH ft" ientrMt tt SASI'ltr.HltlKS for aale " Fhoeia pjaa4, C, II. Meer, SU i. Vox 377. Kena Kd EOS. SAl.K. "cretonne covered davana-wl. -tooo I'hofie awt 7 4 CjOOtl I'i ton '3 Enrd tchnoj bua. huM car, tfe lor Iraveling. move turnMure, i ate Take rar. pirktip or whal ttav 1 jou? M llenver Ave .J'i I TOM SAl-K f J .1 Iwilnxim miMtern hume on Altamonl( 4T Dilve Living rnmn, dining rwtm, kith' an, brekriit nook, party rrm, utlHie I rixiin, walk -in cooler, large attached ga I rage, IherniiMtallr rnrilriit oil floor furt .( l r at nace. lawn, garden, fruit trwa, berrlee and flhriihltery. ' acre All fUntr w Inge and e lev trie range included. Thla a dandv home and an eacetlenl bu Miu), Good term, A I mi liaibla tar Ol Ivan. e 3-bedroam niodern homi with IM ft. dulled well with electric preure eye lem. Thli U a well huill home wtth ga rage and good outbuilding!. 1J acta good land, ace I -bed room modern homo on Michigan Ave . with guest rabln and double ga rag Thla U a nice little one bed room home, completely fumuhed. Vary cloe In town on paved alreet. See Wall lirt, with T H WATTKHM. HEAI.TOR Iniuraiic Heal Eleie HIT So, 7th SI I'hone 4tl1 Evening t4mii 7.1 riSH WOII MS fur acle. 3431 Oregon Ave 4Mt yOH SALE, 3 pinto nadrila hnr. cheap. Ueautlful pa rati d horae. lhon 144. 7-.1 CASH IKK wanted, apply In perwn." Nn lalephitna call. Walgreen l)rug. 7-J WANTED, one acrap operator. Seulrr llrna 1. It Market St 11 ron HENT, a-rooin apartmenir ahared bath. Adult only, aso.au rnonlht. 410 No. loth UV)tC CAMIN for rent." Call at 4At So. dth 7 3 EOH SALE, clean loin 4-dmr aedan. good rnndlltnn 1UA Orchard HI. 7-t ron SAI.E.'lU0 Hudnn f Tudor' Lloyd ,lk Phone 7.131, Merrill, Ore. 7-3 rOM SALE, IU40 Ponllar cd.n." motor new, new Urea, good ttody. 110 Old Fort Hnad. IMione Mil. 73 KOIt SALE, new Hhethy bov bicycle. J3. 110 Old Eort Hoad. Phone 111. 7 KIM SALE, COM II I NE. model H3 Mlitne polu Mollnr. Inquire for Ira Mr Cullough at Sharp Uraln Co., or third htiiifea atiuth Merrill. Ore. 7-S FOB SALE, tank vacuum cleaner, almnat new. All attachment!. Phone WHI, 4ii4mr FOR SALE, baby grand piano, cxrellen conoiiinn, manuiai'tured Sleek; aolid walnut cac ron sale, a h lack a believed to be part Shell 1'iione niriiH. piano. CMrclleitt ; a Call Bt7' 1 t j.y.ar.iilif nnii.M $. Ihellanit. c.nilf ' 1-1 William Clay Ford And Bride r 1 t -' in,t i 9 -. nrt 1 is. ;u WrV , William Clay Ford and his bride, Martha Parke Firestone, leaVi yiii:.)..! u.iuruii, nnron, u., aner weir weamng, Th. Blar rlage united two families long prominent In the aiilomollre Industry. 17
