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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1947)
WEATHER OHKWONi Clcur fi .wrlly rluuilv IoiIhv and tiinlghl. lUrlly I'lmitly 'IhiirmlMy. NratUi' nviiiixtii MiumliilriMft ivr U mouitUtni. Coolwr In hiiwi lr m'm lit Mlivnia . UlY. (.... In Html tl nurlhWNil wlntli tilt ronal. I'tutl -Imitly .". mild runny will. wHtw K LAM ATM VM.IM AND V t'lNI'lY: r.tr wiiit im.il hiNii rliJtniinM loilNV. I'-rlly t'lmnly iMnlRhl '''' Tliuriday, MIN il lit, low 43 IIIM 1NOi;'rMKMN,CA..IK.KN,Ai Clear to ,,. tuiilalil nil Tliuieilay, esieul llilur, Moil.iate noitliw.aleily wnm "II ;, matler.il ihmiii lliuiiilersliiriiie uver higher iiiiiuiiluliiB To Wral I'ullll Cliilel Klinnr Hlrk left Hiiluiduy by plane Kir Bun Mimciwo. i''ii tin- imy my 110 will louvo fur Wral I'olnl. N. V., by a pliine clini'tvretl to tiiitiP"H M tudi'ls from i'iil pnHil" I" ll' el. cjadrl lin k speiil X days hero visit ing rnlatlvc in ul Irltiuiln, Uiwii III" return ho will spend seven wee at Clump Itiuknei , a low inllos 'ruiii Weal I'ullil. where lie will bo III command iif the 'ind regiment. III. parent. Mr. mill Mm, l.iiwrome link, reside nl 4I:U lluiiriliimii. Meeting riielpiillrll -There) Will lie no mooting ( the I'rleudly clrilo Diln week. 'Wio meeting July 17 will be a pintle nl llio In'""' of I'l" lo Utile. U4 (Jnliiinl way, mid I ho Benlnr I'lrcle of tlio Community Coiigirsiilliiiiiil thurrli will Join tlic rrlcnilly circle for the day. Anniversary Party Mr. ami Mrs. N. M. Hanson of Taioinn. Wash., hero vUltliiK Mr. and ftfrs. W. 1. Mann, of Hrnllnu's collage, were guest at Cal-Ore tavern's opening mailt. Moth rotiplrs wrio celrliret Ini their wedding anniversaries. HolliUr Kllflit Dorothy Kdwarda, TJi f. and. will leave by plane Tluirilay mailt to nix-nd tlio 4th of July holiday with relatives In He altle. Bin plana to rcliirn Bunday nlahu Courthouse Records Merrlefe l.trea.ae JACKSON JAl KHON Her franklin Jet'Saoo, Ja. Iim'ktr, nallva fit Uraaon. ixKlanl nl Tlllm..l. tli . Iura iif Jkun, rl. h"iiMiwir, itallva ul Ol'B"" ivaiilvnl ol Till"'""!. NKI.MN KITl'lirNM - Anll' Hrura K.nr Nairn. II i phalcal rollllra Inaltuc. Inr, natlva nl Oragitn. iaiilatil nl Klam- Ih rail Ola : Janal Maa Kltrhana. la. aianoaranliar. nallva nl Uragun. roaloanl of Klanialh falli Ota. MIIHHAVNKl'nr.irr Htvron Murtar. af rarnanlar. nallva of aulh Daknla. raaloanl of Klamalh ralla Ilia ; t'hrUllua Lurw Nautorl, l. uai liar. nall of Uran. raalilanl "I Klamalh ralla. Oia HimaON ai'OVEU, fairy llonwr Huilaan 33. dairy woraar. nallva of Arlianaaa. raalilant of Klamalh ralla. Or i EllralMHh Hiloa Mcovall. . lo"l rlark. raaloanl ol Klamalh ralll. nallva of llllnnla riT.i'ATriicK ri.rvrt.ANi) Uw Mara Itanrv rnrpalrlrk. 411. aalaantan. nallva ol Oraaon. raalrtanl ol Clragim fii rm Aiwa Julia L'lavaland. 21 nuru. nallva of lualio. rralrtanl of ..rtlanf1 Of MAaT JATNIt I'harlaa llaiTlr a.l. t4 aaw filar, nallva ul Draaun. raaulanl ol Klamalh falla. Ora . "una I'aullna Jayna 23. nallva ul Arkanaaa. raaloanl f Klamalh ralla. Ora. noMKHTa-KONNlr. - Roland Marlon Hoharla, XI. niorliaiilr. nallva of I all lurnl. raalrlant ol rVahland, Ora : IJorla Maa Konnla. 2a. alrnitaiaiihar. nallva ot Montana, raaulanl ul Klamalh ralla. Ora I amalatn! IIIrA Maiaaial II florin ll"V floiln ll fur niulliuanl. Omnia waul Ihruugh niarrlaaa rrrainnny al Hrtio, Nrv , Ailluvl u. Ia3. Charlc pnur ilivnira Inr filnlivl Iff nol final. I'lalnllff aka raalurallnn f malilan nam uf Maraai! II Malum. K B Urlaooll, atlnrnav for nlalnlirf. baoraaa lranlr4 flmma I llanlan va "alar A llanlan Maraaral O ( Inrln v llojf riniln. Jwtllta Caarf Rrnaal M Migham Jr . ovarluartlnl Irallar. rina Ml l.lofrl M. Millar, tomhinallon ovar load rinalll. Joaa Maria Ktaiaa. fallura la llop al rad llahl, rina v Charlaa rdward Mann, no warning da. Vlra. flna ! Woodrow Mnwanl Hilar, fallura to alop al alop algn flna A SO Oannla Law llualifv. falluia la Hup al llup alan. flna t-A Ml llnward f.uaana fluaa. fallura lo alop al atop algn flna l.l. rranraa Marl AlUardlra. failurV to drlva on right aula nf rttatt. rina 2.1 M I'aul Ituliart Ulaiin, uvarloailitig truck aala rina .a Owah Irallar rina 2.11. Janiaa Cmmlll llarialo, dlaoidarly con diul flna tt. John Klmrr flcntl, vlolallim of lha naalc rule rina 211 John Klmar farull, fallura lo prorura oparalnr'a llrvnaa. f lnr 2A M Maalmllllno Uarrla Mlrallaa. patlt UN an. fifty da) a or 2100 Chaatar Ollvrr llruwn. Impropar clear anra llghla rina 2.1 M Juaaph Nawlon Co. Impropar flaar anra llghla. rina S 30. Hnbarl rranrla Phalr. Impropar ckar anra llghla. rina 2.1 30. Ituharl rranrla I'halr, trurk apaadlna. rina 210. fdward Nlanlrv Muoae, no clearance llghla. rine 2.1 M. William Rrncai Beard, void foreign Weenie, rina 21 SO John Anthony ncffetlo Jr., no clean ance lampa. rina 21 K. John Anthony Itaffcllo Jr., no tall light, rina 2.130. Ilrriivrrlng John Truulnim, I 'J yi'ina old, who la vlnltlnu Ur, and Mia. Miiivin Ni'iM'tii, la ii'covi'niiK from mi miitMKt'iii'y iiDiiontlnctoiny Hi MIIUIilc honplliir tiKluy. Atti'iid aliU any tin la dolna nlinly. 'I'ho boy la a rualdonl of Wutaolivllle, Cullf. II..I A h4..M 1 n r'l.i-ri, ilUH Hope, rnllinii-d Tuonduy aflm api'iidlnii tlio pnat work III Tunoma vim ivir. sui i id a iiuitiirr mill oini-ui. Mra irrnr Tuiinulilll, Mr. Cmrlr'a MlNlm uffxuiiiiii iiln,l iIimiu litutiji aurl Will aprnd a frw dnya hrro. Ill Town - Mr. mid Mm H. V. O'Kl. unl of Illfi'J Km Ir aro rntrrlulnlin (lodard'a alalrra from I'miipn, 'f'rx, Mra. l"rod ilmnbrr of 'IlKiiril, Oir., will iilrio vlnlt tlio OiKlarda over the 4lh of July, In llimiillul Mia. Wlllluin Wll lliimn of 1141 K. Mnln, undriwoiH an rnif iKi.ni y npprntlrrlnmy at lllllnldo lioapltiil Tiicntluy nlaht. Him la do Ina woll todiiy, acoordlna in hoa pllul atteiidnnta. In Klamalli t-'alla - . g, iiophrw of Mr. and , Ina Uina, la vlaltliiK al thr 1 iime on l.nkealiore drlvo, I If la tlio aim of Mr. and Mra. IJoyd I-ciitl of I'lirlliind Krom tlio North Mra. I:tlirl Jnlina of Vaucouvrr, Wituh., and hor dntiuli trr, Mra. Kobrrt Hoblnaim of Port Innd, nrr vlaltlna Mra. Kdua Humirll, MOV BlinatH way, for a fow daya, Oprratlnn Mra. Albrrt Amlirra. 413 B. Dili, underwent an operutlon In lllamnrik, N. O. Hhe waa on her way to vlalt frlruda In Minnesota. Hrr addreu In Ulimnrck la ill 3 W. Itoaarr. ,Mnvr fl. K. Bowdrn haa moved lo The Dalles where he haa atx-ept-rd a iMnltmn a fuel oil dlalrlbutor. Mra. llowdrn will Join him as aoon at they find a home. Tonalllerlomy Brure Cliandler, three-year-old aon of Mr. and Mra. H. J. CI andler of Ijtkeahorc drive, underwent a tonsillectomy at Hill side hospital this mornliiv. rum Pasadena Mr. and Mrs Ororae Marslnn and son. Bubble, of Pssadena. Calif , are vlsltiux at the home of Mr. and Mra. Earl fl Isaak, IUH4 Auburn. Mother Ill-Harry Isensre of Ult Krle left for IniKvlrw, Wash., by plane today, called by the serious lllnrsa of his mother. Itrlurna Mrs. Jessie l.lndley haa returned to Mlllera after a two weeks' varntlon In Spokane and Walla Walla. Wash. Trip Mrs. Joe Marek and Mra. Ollvt VanKIrk will visit E. C. Van Klrk In Oakland. Calif. To Keno-Mrs. rioyd Wilkes of Mlllrr's will spend the holidays In Iteno, Nrv. 'Destiny Murder' - Y a '''V4aaBw ' . f IMV J T-...l,x.fl William Lacefleld. 18, Nraro r rested al ralrfleld, Calif., for vniiriiiicy, was relurnrd to Fresno, Calif., after conleiuiInK the slaying of nine-yenr-okl Itslher lit Una of Biiniter. nisi March. Describing himself as follower of the. "unseen torch," Latcefleld added "Murder u my dratlny." To Montana Mr. and Mra. Wll lluin DeCew will leave Thursday morning for Molilalia. Ttiey will stop In Pendleton to pick up Larry and Martin Buyder. Rodeo RamUud Returns-Mrs. Maury Clark and son, Alnii. have relumed from Beat lie and Portland where they were visiting the past two week. To Lake Mr. and Mra. Hank Hanklns and Mrs. Ajina Lander will spend the 4th of July holidays al Lake o me wooos. Admitted Julius Oss of '(21 Roosevelt, was admitted to Hillside hosplial Monday and underwent major surgery ihl morning. Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hnlvorsen are vacationing la Min nesota.. Kurgrry Mrs. Orant McKnlghl of Ban Krnnclsro underwent major surgery al Hillside hospital today. Varalion Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Ell son, .nits--Crescent, are In San Francisco on a two weeks' vacation. Borne of the toughest bucking bronca of Mack Harbour's rodro stock will try their suiiflshln' trlrks at the three-day Klmnutli Basin rodeo. "Warpnliit." the pinto buck er, will be there along with "Ciolden Hule," anolher Umgh biuto with a wicked reputation, and "Unldy Downa," famous old brono which Is seldom ridden. Three greon Urnhina bulls. "Tojo," "Bleepy" and "Bhnrkle," new to the game and never ridden, are flxln' to sly that way. They borrowed their names from bulls of recent years, but they'll make their debut and their own reputation on the 4th, Sill and 6th of July, at the Klam ath county fairgrounds. Bull-dogging steer are hlg. toulth and hard to throw this year, with experience In wearing a man down until there no use clocking hi time, A bunch of Arizona wranglers have come all the way from the land of alkali and glta monsters, at tracted by the purses n( the K. B. rodeo. Aaberry Bchnel of CoolldKe and John Rhodes of Tucson, who Just won the team roping event at the Salinas, Calif., rodeo have signed up for Ine same event here. Both are former champs of this fete. Orvllle Thomas of Phoenix. Ariz., with lop money from the bull-dK-glng al the Yreka rodeo last week end. 1111 compete against such fn- : mou turtles as Carroll Ilrunton. 1 Poe valley rancher, top roier and bull-doKger. and Vlr Castro of Rich mond, Calif., who takes money from this basin show each year. Silver Emery has a pair of horse hide chaps that will be worth mon ey ome day. Thev are covered ', with brands and autographs vf old timers, cowpokes and nnlltlrlnns. and are ornamented with silver ! concha and buckle and a hnud tooled belt. Senator Marshall K. Cornell added his mark venerdov. . Cy Tallinn, rodeo announcer, has been so many places he s always meeting up with people he met before. Art Rlckblel of this cliy grew up with him In Cavalier. N. D. They went through grade 1 school, high school and started at the University of North Dakota to gother. Both were on the football team at the Ik, and both were apt In the boxing ring. The last time they met, until now. was In Great Palls, Mont., 12 years ago. Another old friend from Great Pulls, now a resident of this city, Is Jim Patterson, district manager for Northern Life Insurance. Talllon met Jim again at the Lions club luncheon Tuesday, where he was a guest with Rodeo Queen Cllnger Thomas and tor six princesses. Cy' wife, Dorothy, and boys, Terry, three year old, and Tommy, five month, are here with him. They are slaying at ilratton' cot tage. Queen Ginger and her court looked down on her domain from the comfortable sky and water se dan, the Republic Beabee. Tuesday, as Bursts of the Lakeland Plying service. In your present Job you must use your Income to pay lor food, rent, education, travel and entertainment. All these things are free to navy men. Your pay Is your own to use In any way you please. nTJ HtXAI.D h Ktwa. Klamslk ralla, Ora. WSDNfSUAIT, Jalr . tail, ri n Record Mountain Lily Found A mountain Illy, native wild flow er of Oregon, having over 100 bloom was brought Into The Her ald and Newt office Wediied,, morning. ' The large, henllhy stalk, rave rad with luxuriant blossoms, wna found In Bear valley by J. H, Chapman of Worden. stalks of the mountain Illy plant normally have up to M blossom. 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