Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 01, 1947, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEATHER OMMJONi Cli-tir IimImv, lonljftil and Wfjitkailityr MMthtB mry ilouily in Mul t It Miiitlott WmlimHilMV. Kiitf or nw ovn-MHt iioitr diMMl. Cmilm I'ml lnd lmly ml lit viillt-yt ul wrtl portion ml nr I'uhiinlilii I Ivor WilnoUy. MltMl lltWft WllllU (iff 4'imI, KLAMATH Krtl.lM AMI VICINITY, Pllr lotlny, Imtltflil hik YVvilnvailay , Moil raU Miilhvnliily wintU Unlay, btH'imt In niiilliwilily WimI Motility. NOHTIIMIN ( At.lKdKNIAi CUnr li liny, (on l Hhl Hiid Wilnenl, eft.'tpl for tug aliidtf i-mmI limlir Hi ilin tgUu anil fiMklNl vnllv tut lay Mini llirmigtlt .i Vllry WiIM0iInv. (.nil Ul iiuU rai MKivfly tn ntiriliwiaiy winda tiff rim I. bfl "Umt h" HVHItllW a well ilrraaeil alransrr aliKitl In tliii fruiil end of HUnmlli rails' raises vrao tlrally the whole arteritiiiin. Ill lilrlllllleil lilniarlf aa mi eteeiillvr for our uf the Wall NIrerl bmkril IimiiI rlialna mill naa Intensely Interested III the reai'tlmi uf the ItiiiurHlfif to uur Nr.W nirlhiiil of retailing inral. IN llll. beginning till bil slitii eseeulWe rniilil beat be de serlbrd as ii rraeltiiiiary die limit, lu burrow a iilltlelan'a phrase. Hut Mllllln very Irw inltiiilea lir beramr hi pleasantly rtrlled mill llirlllrd tlir ml of ua whu ullttcaaed Ilia delight ed rspreaaluna on the ladles' far aa lliey eagerly selerled tin rsart rut of uur grain led steer berf thry wanted lit the prim llirv wanted to liar. Till-: IIOlKMVIVt.fV moat re pratrd romiillmriiUry rommrnt to ua and to rarh olhrr In rraprrt to aaiillaltoii. Tliey almply marvrled at III aanila lion Ills selt-aervlre method af forila. Ol It MKAT la preparaaied In relloplialt at tlir I'arklng lluuae u n or r refrigerated rleeiroruo raya. It la mailed tu Tim Talara aeif-arrvlei meat rases hourly and doeait'l lay aruuitd In a lint Irurli lor a lung period aa It did under lit Old-faihlnned method of dlatrlbutlun. In till manner It retalna Ha rrr.h bloom rifht up to your table. AMI Kill Ihoar who want special cula fur apeelal orea alona we have hlhly trained meat rutlera at The I'alare whs will ilaitly let anything you want. Mr alwa'a have cholee, rula on hand whleh we hold her under refrigerated elec tronic raja for that very pur poae. Hut If for any reason II would Ka liironvenleiit for you lu at tend our eontiiiuuua food frail yal, Juat phone yuur order for your fanry nteala and grorerlea and wc will gladly deliver them to vnur dnor at no extra coat. tll'lt H'AltKH arr uneondl llunally guaranteed. If for any reason you are ut! aaUnlted Willi anvihlug wr aril you wr will gluilly return vnur money without the return of the good. 'Ihal'a whv they aav It paya to hllllP I'AI.At K. iH .Main. I. N. IVf alntoNt forgot the Wall htreel food alore rtecullve. Ve. he finally wrnl away mum bllng In hla brard aomrthlng about hv would never hava br llrved It If lir hadn't aeen II with hla awn ayra. Ntala Offlurra Aiiiiiiiii Kliilliulh full lwoplo yvho were elrclrd to liiiMa In tlir Amrrlciiii U'kIimi ul Hid reiwnt atiits viinvriilluii nt I'url liinil am Jink llniiiiri', who wua cllonon kihikI cliniiiliuit of Urn I'urty rt Klif lit. and Mr. Krnd llellljron nor, iiirinljrralilii uliiilniiiiii uf tin) lain executive bouril ul Hie Loglou auxiliary. To Olva Program The touiint ('(iiiuiilllee ol tiie Kliinmtlt County clmillher ol cninnierce will prcnriit a program on Uiurlal vnlurn to the Kliilliulh rrifloii brfure the Tillfluke HoUry club on July II. John Hous ton, illicclor In diiimr, will iimke the iiialn talk, mid will be hcooiii imnlrd by Al llounc, chnlrniHIi uf the committee. Promotion Kenneth Clurk, for mer realdnit nf Kliimntll Knlla. In now mauiiKor of the Union oil com unity In Pomona. Cnllf. Clurk him Iimj.ii In Pukmlena riiillf.. HlllLafl hla dlaehante from the arrvlce, Mr. mid Mm. Clark are living at aojo Vena, Alhambra, Calif, , Will I'loar The city pliiyiiroumU will be cloned July 4 and 5 but the awlmmliig IxhiI will renialn 0hii for iihii awliniiiliiR. No rrcri'iitloniil awlininlnii clnmira will be held July i or 6. The pool la open on Hiiiidny from 1 to S p. m. Iiiatend of from 1 to t p. ni. Quirt Week-end The city fire department had a tllel week -end with only two alarma, one a tiraaa fire and the other, a IhImi alurin. The graaa fire waa al 'J til p. in.., Monday, at the corner of Bhaata way and Eaat Main. Itrbekah Lodge Prorlty Re beknh lodge will hold a rrtiulur meeting In the IOOK ball Tliura day, al p. m., and refrrahinenta will be aerved al the cluac ol the bualneaa meeting. Vl.lllng-Mr. and Mr. K. Har rington of Columbia City. Ore., will be vlaltor ovrr the 4th of July holl- daya with tlielr daughter and aon- n-law. Mr. and Mr, jucoo nocnig Jr., of VMt Lincoln. Trio II. R. Kelley l leaving for flan Krmiclaro lo vllt frlrnda. Krom there he will go by boat to South America to vlalt In Tla Juuna. Southern California. Aboard fillip Jack K. Powum. B I ie. of 301 Pine, recently vlaltrd In Melbourne. Autralla. while arrvlni aboard the light crulaer. U8S Al Burgerv Mr. I)rnnl Cnrrlrr nf 1314 Lincoln I a Dt lent at Klamath Valley hnapllal where aha under went major tuntery thli morning. Vlalt Here Mrs. Oordcn Oore of Woodland. Calif., la tnrndlng three daya vultlng with friend In Klam ath Fall. Ijikevlew and other Sou thern Oregon cltlea. To Washington, l. C Mr. Jack Onllagher. Wiilnul apartment, will leave bv air July 7 lor wnahlnglon, U. C for a vlalt. VKW Auilllary The auxiliary to the Veteran nf Porrlitn War will meet In the library clubroom Thura day at B p. m. In llnanltal Jack llalea Sr., of thia city, entered Klamath Valley hoapltal Monday for medical treatment. Ex-Rotary Chief Up A Pol , , ilwniain i imiin urn immiiii mm ami i i i in i aatum ' :'-".v ' h'-t. La .v. 'f-CW-n ' ;- ' ' ' y ' ' ' 'r" '.!' : m J When Ham Itltchry. Copro dlalrlct manager, went out of office a president of the Klamath Kali Rotary elub, the boya gave him a chance lo demonstrate that he could handle any Copco assignment aa well aa he had run the Rotary elub. Ho a power pole waa rigged up on the alage of the Wlllard dining room, and this picture ahowa Ritchey up the pole, apllrlng a couple of hot wires. A bunch of aputtrrlng fire crackers helped to provide a realistic touch as Ritchey tinkered with the wires. Certificate A gold Din and cer tificate In recognition of 10 yeara aervl :e has been awarded to Edward Lyle (Jill of Klamnth Falls, super visor of Kraft Pood company's Southern OrtKon plant. "H gives me grral satisfaction to present this pin ana certuicaie, aaia jonn n. Kraft, president, 111 a letter accom panying the award. "They are small tilings In themselves but the Investment of time, loyalty and talent which they represent has al ways been our company's greatest single business asset." (iolng lo Reunion Ralph T. How ard. IckiiI buMnciui man, will go lo Chrrrydale, Kaa.. this week, for a family reunion. Howard will return to Klamath Palls In time to as sume in August his new duties as a member of the Swan Lake Moulding company firm. Correction The Herald and News erred In an obituary which appeared In Monday's edition. The name In correctly given was Peter Stein selfer, but should have been Peter Peters lelner. Recovering Robert Huflbut of route 3 box 352 Is recovering from minor surgery performed Monday, at Klamath Valley hospital. Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Blroky of 614 N. loth will leave for Boise, Ida., for a two weeks' vacation. In Town L. A. Miller and son, Ployd, were In Klamath Falls on business Monday. They returned to Portland. Classified Ads Bring Results. By JOY BIUC1M The versatile "Toy-ya" that'g the way you pronounce Cy Tall inn's last name has arrived from Ureal Full, Mont., Is staying at the VVlnema and priming up that ex pensive voice of his to emcee the Klamath Basl.i rodeo. A three-day Job July 4, 6 and 0. . Talllon travels thousands of miles per year by inane and car to tell people who buy rodeo tickets what turtle Is trying to slay on what slippery cayuae, the lime on con tests, whose b-iby la lost In the crowd and telling that so-and-so to move the car that's blocking the traffic. He gets paid for It, too, In lop money. If he didn't get paid for that he Police Capture Speeding Auto Ernest George Ulenger, 40, of Klamath Falls, was pursued out past the city limits and aires' d for speeding early this morning by city police who said they clocked him at 86 miles an hour before he stopped near the fairgrounds on 8. th. Olenger posted 130 ball for vio lation of the basic rule and a few minutes after his release officers aald he was clocked doing 65 out B. 6th again and stopped. That time he was let off with a warning. Youths Await Federal Action Pour Klamath Union high school boys are awaiting action by a fed eral court for larceny on a com plaint signed by Thomas C. Parker of the Crater Lake national park service. The youths are charged with lar ceny In the theft of a pair of fen der skirts from a parked car at Crater Lake lodge early Sunday morning. They were arrested by Ranger Ouane Fitzgerald at Annie Springs Sunday. Yesterday the quartet was ar raigned before V. B. Commissioner Berl C. Thomas and released to await court action. could piny a drum or piano In a band, or enter the boxing ring, or try for the bronc-ridlng purse him self or Just be a dally broadcast radio announcer he's done all that for money, too. Talllon and his family, wife and two sons, are pleased tameecha. Mora about them later. The big numbers are ready at rodeo headquarters, to be tacked on the back of the cowboys In the arena. They are huge squares of white cloth with black numbers which will Identify the contestants with the names on the programs. ParadeTS will assemble over by the Big Basin Lumber company, Main and Spring, Friday morning, July 4th. At 10 a. m. the parade will start down Main with the Klamath Sheriff's posse assisting Pat Ivory, parade chairman, In keeping the sections In order. The parade will proceed down Main to the Wlllard hotel and come back by Klamath avenue to disband at Spring. Prl winning floats and Individuals will go on out to the fairgrounds for the first perform ance of the rodeo which will start at 2 p. m. ; The Klamath Sheriff's posse will entertain visiting posses at the club room at the fairgrounds. 8talls for horses of Rodeo Queen Olnxer Thomas and her six prin cesses are provided In barn 1, at the fairgrounds. Employe Injured By Scrap Shear James Cant was admitted to Klamath Valley hospital about 10:30 this morning for treatment of se vere cuts on the left hand and forearm. Oant, an employe of Sess ler brothers plant at 834 Market, was Injured when he caught his hand In a scrap shear, which cuts steel. He was brought to the hospital by fellow workmen and emergency surgery was performed Immediate ly. Halifax. Nova Scotia, la the most easterly city of the North American continent. MtaALD a, KIWI, Klaaialk Falla, On. Tl'HanAT, Jaly t. Hit, sa fr Mayor Gets Rate Answer A reply to the city council's pro test concerning the proposed In crease In telephone rates has been received by Mayor Xd Ostendorf from the public, utilities commis sioner In Salem, The letter states that the hearing for the request has been set for July 7 In Salem and thtt the first two days will be spent In reviewing the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company's plea for Increased rates. After this, the pro tests from the various Oregon cities will go before the commissioner be fore a final decision Is made. The city council voted June Id to oppose the Increase In telephone rates which has been asked by the company. The Increase would amount to t3.24g.000. Not all tele phone coats would be revised as long distance calls over 176 miles would probably be reduced from 5 to 45 cents. Charges on cslis under 133 miles would be upped. Service charges would also be Increased. Day rates would decrease while night rates would be higher. If the proposed Increase Is grant ed the Individual flat rate In Klam ath county would Jump from 1325 to t-1.76. The two-party rate would climb from 62.75 to 63 but there would be no Increase In the cost of four-rmrty lines. The business rate would also rise with the Individual business flat rate advancing from $4.75 to 66.60. TOUTH ESCAPE Two lads, aged 13 and 11 years, made an escape from the county luvenlle detention cottage home late yesterday afternoon and are sought bv police today. Both were being held for burglaries. The boys were out berry picking and slipped off from tho rest of the workers. Juvenile Officer Ron ald Hewitt said. TIMBER BID PORTLAND. July 1 WV-A 16. 284 bid won for Hawley Pulp and Paper company 7.560,000 feet of tim ber In a forest service contract here yesterday. The. timber la In the Sluslaw national forest. Regional Forester H. J. Andrews said it was the only bid entered. MILLS CLOUR BEND, July 1 wn-Thli city's tw big pin mills were closed today a woods and mill crews took UitUr an nual two-week vacation. . Some city atorea also closed as result with staffs mi vacation, Al will re-open In mid-July. a; HISTORIC EVENTS 'r,:-, In tha M 7 ADVANCE I :! MtUltAL SCIENCE Jon. This tlata ral r4 ana Draff aal irar rasa liwi la Ulna. n,. Hum Wlur waa lha aellva I ' aalrll bark al Ihla 1 .....II... Th.l at.a.ar waa ibdi.- q.tnllr r.plafl.S ay a r a 4 . a I rni. Drag and catmclia aol lo Jaa., Itiis. , ' For prompt, reli able, efficient pre scription service, I call on us. We're f prescription spe- I ' dallsts! CURRIN'S FOR DRUGS Ta. rn.aslr Drag Siar." ata ..a aula Fk.ne il LARCENY CHARGE John William Samuels was found guilty of larceny by a circuit court Jury late yesterday afternoon after a one-day trial. Samuels, with his brother Charles, had been Indicted j for the theft of a motor. Circuit Judge David R. Vanden- ! berg postponed passing sentence j until uwiurruw. i lie vnai oi viiarics Samuels is docketed for July 11. Mure Counties H a r r y Clark, farm home administration super visor ent last week In Redmond on FHA biMliirit. Two more coun ties have tentatively been added to hla territory. Deschutes and Crook, I until congress decides on approprla- ' lions for the administration. I Tonllretumy Five-yea r-old Fmnkle Fsgieflo. son of Mr. and Mrs. Angelu Fnsrello of route 3 box 235 D. underwent a lonMlet'tomy Tur4tny morning al Hillside hos pital. Correction The West Coast Shows curulval and circus opened on 8outh Sixth street today. Through an error It was advertised In Monday a paiwr as opening Wed nesdny. p-jjti iai m f Present earnings become; future) incoma if 1'! when on ownt life onuronce. i : j Wm, R. Elliott UX- SUN LIFE OF CANADA Wm. R. Elliott 73, M(jin Sh phon 7777 SEE THE PACKARD-BELL PORTABLES before you buy any Portable for your vacation trip! 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