Herald and news., July 12, 1947, Page 3, Image 3

SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1947
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE THREI
WEATHER
OMCMONl ColialilaralHs pluudlnaas l
rlay, tuiilslil anil ahimlay. aVattaratl llllil
ahtiwara waal anil In iiiMiihtaliia uf mil In
fmrllnn. KHalitly warmar oasl portion
mlay, Minlarala luiilltwaal wlmla off
coaai.
NUIITIIKHN CAt.irollNIAl C'laar 10
day, lonlaltt anil Sunday aacapt foil or
low cluuda near cuaal and acallarad
aflarnoon clnuilliiaaa ovar Itlshar monn
lalna, Nlltflilly warmar ovar Inlarlor.
4iill In mudarals waatarly wind off
cuaal eai'aol miiriarale norlhwaalarly
aoulh of 1'olnt Hayaa,
KI.AMATII r-Al.l.a) AND VICINITVi
Partly clomly and warmar today, to
imht and Sunday lllall Imlay al. txiw
lunlgltl 40, mill Huntlay SJ.
Daughter lliirn Mr. mill Mm. Dulti
Hac-kall uf a:i:iO Vine mi receiving
rongratuliillnni on llir blrlli of
daughter ml July ID. Tim little girl
lipped hnspltiil scales At 7 iMiunds
V' ounrca. Hhe hnii been named
fjolinlo llcrylo and l Uw Hiickctl'a
second child. Who linn a brother
llvo ycara old.
Hying Vhll Mra. Innbclle Spcnce,
flying from New York for visit
with Mr. mid Mrs. W. Moutellui.
IBM Logan, is cxiicclcd to arrive
today. She l ttio niolhrr uf Wllma
Bnciice. Metropolitan oixt tinner,
who In the icrniKlilutiK titer of
Klr.liu.tll bui.Hl pioneer ilockman,
William Hpeuce.
Vacation Trio Mr. mid Mri. I.
A. Ussier of ai17 llonirdiile. accom
panied by Ulclr ion. Hill, of Her
mlslou, relumed Wednesday from
trip lo Yrllowaloini Nntloiml park,
bait Uki City, mid Iteno, They
ware gone alioul 10 (liiyi. Hill wit
Friday for hla lionio In llermlslon.
From llullywood Mr. mid Mr.
Roy Craft of Hollywood, where
Craft li it Life niagar.liie correspon
dent, slopped briefly III Klnmatn
Falls Frliiny lo visit Mr. mid Mra.
Malcolm Kplry. The Oralis and
Knlcya are old University of Ore
gon r(liallllmirca.
Naval Keaerve Member! of tile
Naval Reserve Klectronlc Warfare
company re urged to be it W
airport Hundav morning at 10 A.
M. Til antennas for tile radio
equipment have arrived and will be
erected If enough memberii cn turn
out.
In lloapllal Dennis mid Jean
Itnukln. twin children of Mr. mid
Mri. Orln llmikltu of Dairy, are
patients ul Hillside hoapltal. The
two underwent tonsillectomies Sat
urday morning. Tliey are live yeara
old.
To flllehrbt Mr. end Mm. Frank
Gilchrist of Ollchrlil. homebound
from San Francisco niter a trio
east, passed through Klamath rpilU
Friday night.
Tlcnle Planned Memberi of
Friendship court No. II. Order of
Amirmith. will meet for their rile
nle it 8:30 p. m Wednesday. July
18, In Uie Masonic temple.
Returned -Mr. mid Mra. O fVhelr
and three lom have returned to the
piatnrme of the First Church of
Ood. SUM Altmnonl, nfter intending
the Northern California camp held
at Banta Crut.
Ira an Fire Cltv firemen were
called lo extinguish a grass fire III
the J0O block on N. 5lh, at J:4S
p. m.. Friday. No dsmago wag re
ported. Albacore Tuna
Search Started
ASTORIA, Or.. July 13 tr Tlie
search for albacore tuna schools
wn apurred today bv the appear
ance of (our tuna off tlie Oregon
const.
Tuna fishermen atill haven't lo
cated the achoola which usually
appear off the Pacific Northwest
coaat at thla aenaon. But two ahark
flahermen caught yellowfln tuna In
their nela, and Cnpt. Eddie Miller
of Aatnrla hooked two albacore 100
mllea aoulhweal of the Columbia
river.
Brosrerhouse Gets
Buildinq Contract
LAKKVIEW. July 13 A contract
to construct the new agriculture
cliiMroom and ahop at the high
ai-hool went lo Hroaterhotia Con
trticllon company of Klamath
Palla Wednesday night when (lie
achool board of District 7 held a
sprrlnl meeting to consider tlie
bids.
Of two bids submitted, the Bros
terhous offer whs low at I2fl,8:i.
Oonstructlnn la to start at once and
the building la to be completed by
September 30.
Makea llrlrf Villi LetUe HUiWart,
daughter of the lata Myra Btewurt
Hinltli and well known iter where
aim lived for many yeura and attend
ed school, left Frlduy evening to
return to her home In Corvullla after
upending aoveial duya 111 Klamath
Kiilli during which aha wiis a guut
uf Mri. Bydney Kvana. Mlaa Htewnrt
la employed hi a dietitian at Oregon
ll'KlHUite college.
Conlliiue Trip Mr, and Mra. Dave
Montcllua and Mra. Kinma Hchuler
of Alnmedii, Cullf., have left Kluin
ath Kalla to continue their motor
trip eual, after a short visit with
Ida pnrenla, Mr, and Mra, W, Mon
tcllua, im Logan,
Degree Meeting The Degree of
Honor will meet at S p.m. Monday
In KO hull, 'lliere will be a "parcel
pool" aiile. All momberi are to wear
lorinala and bring package for the
aule.
Patient Richard Ivan Lehrinan,
four-year-old aon of Mr. and Mra.
Ivnn Lchriuiiii, IU3J Owens, la a
putlent al Klmnalh Valley llonpllnl
where he la recovering from a ton
aeleulomy, Vbllor Uiule I'olin of Iteno, for
mer Klamulh Kn I Is bualneaa man,
topiwd here Kriclay night for a
short visit, Ho was en route Ui tlie
Klks iiHtlunul conveulloii al Port
land. Nurgery Phyllia Rrunl of Mer
rill U a patient at Illllalde hospital
where aim 1 recovering from minor
aurgcry.
Treatment Mrs. Berlrand Leh
man uf 10 Uruad la under medical
care al Illllalde hospital.
Former Klamath
Agent Transferred
Notice of the transfer of B. P.
Coatello to Tacoma aa general
agent for tlie Union Pacific rail
road company, waa announced to
day by the local office of Uie UP.
Coslello, who lenvea Uie main of
fice of the company In Omaha.
Neb., for Tacoma, waa for three
yean, from IMI to traveling
freight and uaaaenger agent in
Klamath Kails. He his many
frlenda In the lumber Industry here
and In other buslneiue. Hut wife
will be remembered In various
women'i circles in which ahe took
an active part while a resident of
Dili community, They have a amall
daughter, eight yeara old,
Surplus Fabrics
Europe Bound
PORTLAND. July 13 (VP Sur
plus army uniform fabrics which
coat the government nearly 11,000,
000 will be shipped from the Uma
tilla ordnance depot to tlx Euro
pean countries. C. T. Mudge, re
gional war asset administration di
rector, anld today.
Tlie shipment total 30(1.000 yards
of melton cloth, a heavv overconl
material, which was sold by the
Portland WAA to the American
Joint Jewish distribution commu
tes, for flliHTi.
Tulelake
First Tuna Boat
Heads For Grounds
VANCOUVER. B. C July 13 CPI
Rosalie III. owned and skippered
bv Cant. Norman Ryall. became Uie
first II. C. boat to head for the
California tuna grounds today,
when she allptml from port during
pre-dawn hour".
Three daya ago Capt. Ryall re
turned from a auccessful anlmnn
fishing season in northern Pacific
waters. Other Vancouver boata will
follow him aouth If reports are
favorable.
Final Rites Held
For Alturans
ALTURAS. July 13 Burial serv
ices were held for two well-known
Alturana Wednesday afternoon.
L. M. Henderson, 84. who had re
sitted In Davla Creek most of his
life, passed away here Sunday morn
ing. He waa burled In Davla Creek.
Hugh C. Hurt. 47, who paused
away suddenly while visiting hla
wife's parents at Happy Camp, Calif.,
early Sunday morning, waa buried
In the Alturaa cemetery Wednesday
afternoon. Bcrvlrca were held from
tlie Masonlo hall. '
For buying, selling, trading, use
The Herald and Newa Wunt Ada for
quick results.
Controlled
Burning Is
Safety Move
Yearly controlled burning lo
prevent wild brush fire wua under
way Friday on the section of the
Klamath Indian' reservation be
tween the Lamm Lumber company
alt and Barclay aprlnga.
In year before this practice waa
in effect, when a spell of dry
weather Increased fire nanird, fire
broke out In till area, from clga
ret Uissed from passing cars and
from oilier cureless causes. These
flrea often occurred when crewa
were busy fighting flrea in other
area.
To prevenl such a recurrance the
Indian service haa for some time
employed control burn method be
fore the senium gets fw dry and
before the fire crew get busy on
other fire.
Plane Crashes
At Crowder
ALTURAS Jackson F. Tuleur,
making his solo cross-country flight,
crashed near the ranger station on
Crowder tint on the Devil s garden
Tuesday morning.
Brought to the Modoc hospital,
he was found to be suffering from
a broken leg and had a severe gash
In hla face together with numerou
lesser cull. He was unconscious un
til Thursday morning.
Tuleur had been employed by the
forest service at the ranger alatlon
where he crashed, and in making
hli solo flight, went off hi course
Ui wig-wag to the men al the sta
tion. Prom a partial Investigation,
authorities believe he was flying too
low and lost control of the plane.
Tuleur haa been operating Uie
meat market In Berkman'a food
alore. He wa flying a cub trainer
at Uie lime.
This Fire Was Man-Caused, Intentionally, On The Klamath Reservation
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Donald F. Call
George E. Wood
Licensed Solicitor
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A Sea Scout troop will be or
ganized in Tulelake at a meeting to
be held Tuesday night, Julv 18. Tlie
meeting will be held at the grade
achool. The troop will be formed
under the direction of Ron Ragland
and will be snonsorcd by the Rotary
club of Tulelnke.
Robert H. l.aniott. regional Scout
executive, will take representative
of Sea Scout troop 100 from Klam
ath Fnlla to the meeting to assist
In the formation of the new troop.
The number of the new Sea Scout
detachment will be 144.
the I r
Wm. R. Elliott
Education coitt money. It's easier
provided in smaller amounts over a
long period while yourathild is grow
ing. Wm. R. Elliott
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
731 Main St. Phone 7777
Classified Ad Bring Results.
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Immediate Delivery
Steel Window Saih
Screens
Moulding
Hardwood Plywoods
Store Fixtures
Showcases
Wall Cabinets
Doort and Frames
Hardware
Garage Doors
Southern Oregon
Manufacturing Co.
Ill Payne
Ph. 7581
GRAND OPENING
Saturday, July 12
MERRILL
COMMUNITY HALL
Completely
Remodeled and Redecorated
MUSIC BY
BALDY'S BAND
"Just Good Dance Music"
Featuring George Willis and Edna Brown
SMOOTH DANCING ONLY
Adm. $1.00 per person Dancing 10 to 2
DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
.....
A view from the air ihova thla controlled fire et on purpose to burn away dry franca and rubbish and prevent a wild accidental fire
later In the season . The fire crew working on thla controlled lire la from the Indian aervtce and the area burned over is between the Lamm
Lumber site and Batelajr sprinca. I'pper Klamath lake, the highway and the railroad can be seen in this picture taken from the air by Herald
and News photographer. Wesley Ouderian, on a flight with Hai Ogle, Klamath Forest Protective association superintendent
Seventy-Five
Initiated At
Moose Party
Seventy-five new members were
initiated into the Moose association ,.
Friday night at the Klamnth Fall i
armory. i
Taking the candidates in was the 1
degree team from Merrill, I
Three honored guests of thla six
teenth annual Moos convention, '
gave Interesting talks to the In- I
ulates and memoera from the entire
state. Those speaking were Al J. '
Sartorl, past supreme governor; N.
R. Smith, Northwest regional dl-
rector; Carl Welse, deputy supreme 1
secretary. '
Nomination of officers followed '
with Al Ityoack of Klamath Falls,
past governor of the local Moose .
lodge nominated for president of tlie '
Moose state association. Nyback '
has been active in Moose affaire
for many years.
The state was divided Into sec- '
tlons, and vice presidents were nom- ,
mated to represent their respective '
districts. Districts Include the
Klamath Falls area, Coos Bay, Port- .
land area and Baker and L
Grande. .
After the meeting there was dono- I
lng to music by Shorty Wllkenson I
and his band. A fellowship break
fast was held this morning at the ,
Wlnema hotel.
The Corvallls lodge has brought. i
down two softball teams and the '
challenge was met by the local
lodge this afternoon. Other a ports
activities of note will be the Moos
bowlers squaring off at the local
alleys for a state tournament on a .
small scale.
Tonight, Saturday, Is the time set
for the big banquet at the armory. .
A six-hour show has been lined up
for the affair. Including a floor
show, drill teams from throughout
the state and other entertainment
topped off with a dance.
A call Is out to all who haven't
registered that there is still time
to register at the Moose club.
Hearings Reporter
Deadline Moved Up
SALEM. July U (IF) The civil
ervlce examination for hearing! re
porter has been poalponed, with Uie
new application deadline set at mid
night, July It, the eate civil service
commission revealed Saturday.
The reporters' positions, which In
volve the taking snd transcribing of
verbatim notes for state department
hearings, have a beginning salary
of 'i'iO ptr month.
William Bateman
Dies At Lowell
Funeral services for William 8.
Bateman. long-time Klamath real-
dent, were held at the Rest Haven
Memorial park of Eugene Tuesday, '
July 8.
Ilttiemiui had moved from Klnm-!
ath Knits a few years ago and '
moved to Iowcll. where he made .
his home until he died July He ,
waa 19 years old. .
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minute as die time of day.
Spend a few fast minutes to see why and
you spot both smartness right from tomor
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should go with it.
Measure the reach and spread of that Buick
bonnet, brim-filled with Fireball power.
Sweep your glance over the broad beam that
spells room,, the stretch that means easy
riding wheelbase, the size that tells of
enough roadweight to end
jounce and jitter.
Here, you tell yourself, is
something to see. Here are,
looks to hold the eye for,
seasons to come and lively,
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kept young and lively by Accurite cylinder
finish.
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leveling all roads to boulevard smoothness.
. . . Riding poise from two steadying tons of
roadweight ease of handling from balance
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Yes, it takes no time at all to show that you
and Buick belong together, should go to
gether steady so what's holding you back?
After all, we can't do much
about getting one to you till
you make your wishes plain.
You do that simply by'
placing your order which
will get equal consideration
whether or not you have a
car to trade.
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1330 Main
'24 Years Your Buick Dealer'
Phone 5151