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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, DEC. 6, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE THREE WEATHER DIIKIillN I'nilly (ml V l"'lv- I"; li,illi cluiiilliu-M l.ilillllil Willi llljlil ihIii in nuillim-l IM.nl ini-mllii uvi'i' liil Numlti.v, i-n'i'l I'" v. I..IU I i.uml I 'I"1'" ,"" l ..I.I III IKH'lllWXat ll.llll.m I UM l'""" wmlirly nl ' '" t.iilhfily liy tniilKlil mil ii-iim. , Nurlh - Art KIuk ol 1'iiiiliiiiil miiirnril Hi liln lniini linn wri'k tul liiwlim ii IhuIih-m W I"'"1. Annul imiiylnu linn wi'K' Mr"- Il'i 111 nut, nl tin- (.lli mniiit ui tim'iilM mid Kilim ItiK'hkH "I HriilUc Mim Itornkrt linn In-rll II Iioiim-kiwiiI r Mr. mill Mm. II. W. 1.1'llzkn of Knlr Iiiivimi llrlitliUt. A f "Hon vlnll In I'oiIIiiihI l will K t" '" r h"""' III Mrullli'. Mi h. IliimU plium I" miiim Cliilnlniim ioiln In I'orl litllil brlino rrliirnliiK I" Klulimlll Klllln. Cllllliilli' luililrr -Tlir l)Ullii i mill niirlnl ini-i'iiiiH" "I 'I'1- c r. t I1U-liillKllli-l nl AiiH-rlrii will ) lllnnl llll IIHiMlll ""'I "' Mimiliiy rvrlllllll. IJi'iTllllnT H, at B l. III. I" Urn imrluli hull tl-rc- will lw very itlmrl liuMiirrm nin-uiiii, fnllnwril by ' the minimi dirlMiim.i imriv mi'l Kilt rxrlimiKi Willi ' I1""1 ""' vulur ol iiill-i. rrlrinllili I'luli -Tlir .ii iiil(.lil) rllll) will lllrl't Wnllll'Mlliy. Ui-ri-llllirr 1(1 III 8 ) ill. Willi Kiilhrrllir Wiluhl nl lirjg I'orllniiil ami llirii) will br it UiilMiiiim pnriy mi'l mi xi lntiuti in illlm mil lo rxcrril II. All liuill bcrn mill frlrncln ire mvllril. ChrUliima l'n -am -- '11 m WCTU will inri't Turnluy, t-i I'mbiT B. at tlio Imtiie nl Mii. Clrnrnr (liUlc, UVI JrlliTMill, al a ) HI. Tllln will Iik tlm annual Chi IMmiii iiinmain mid Mm. C. O. Uiwi will br Die niiriikrr. In llmplUI I'rlii Primly. iliijl'( tlun opi-raliir lor Ihr Prlii an llir.iirr, wk.h uiimiird on '1'nrMluy In Kla iniiih Vulli y lioiiiial mill may in rrrflvr vlMlur.v Hr rc.ildr.'. nil LaKi' ullorr drlvr- II nil KUIrr Mr. and Ml. II. Kill' Iry ol BprlllK CiKillr. Allx-lt.i. t'mi mlii, urn vmllllili Willi Mil.. Klplry'n litrr and family. Mia. Pnr I'routy, LAkrahnri) drlvr. until .Sunday. Ilupiir llmir i lull Mriuurr.1 of the Happy llmir club will inirt with Mr. Kiank Kvan., 17111 Wall, on Tur.idiiy. Iircrmbrr 8. at 1 p. in. There will br mil rcli.iiiKC Hoard MrrlliiK Thr rxrcullve board of thr ShaMa PTA will mrrl al the HhnMa nrhnol nl 2 JO p. in. Tursday. Tom Mix Honored With Memorial FI.OHKNCE. Ariz. Drc. 6 i,r,A fttoi.R column iwvrn (rrt IhkIi mut tipprd by HtilUic nf n Fcruldlrrt hut ridrrlrrut liorM nlnixtn (tuttrd tmlnv ovrr tho dM'rt wii.ih IH rnllrn wniih rf hrro whrri Tmn Mix, popular wcMrrn motion plctuir Mnr. wnn killrd In un Aiitnmnbilr nrcldrnt ai vrn ypiirn un. Tim mrmnrlftl wiif unvritrd yvs Irrdny brforc n crowd of MK) tour t, old-tlnic iK-quiilnttinrr.i of Mir nt.ri ndultti who hod followed ncrrn iidvrnturr In Ihrlr child hood. MarrUf I It nr I'TTKIIIIAOC - HUADSHAW William Wliulun rttrthiirii, 41 V. S. navy. H-l-drill of Whli)ton, it C t.luil ll.ill lit ndiihitw, .in. tniliirr N'nIUt r Ofotf.Mi Itrl(lrn( tf KIhmuHi 'mIU. (trr JOHNNONSllAW Itoltrrt I trail Jt.ltn on, J.l, iiieihunlr Notlvr of WrtuhliiKluii llrlilpnt of SJlCliintrnlu, t'nllf . Clnrn l.nuUo NIiaw U. Native -if Tcxd. Krai til li I of HrtcriiiNPiiln, L'n) It ('4tittUltil I ilrt Mcltm Nlirlulo v Clitiriit-r Mhrlrtlo, Hull for iliviircc t'htiriir. nurt hikI 1n humMti Irriilniriit rnnplf imttiiril July J. llUJ, nl llriko. NVv, K. K DiImoII. nllfunry fur plnlnllff Mdiy Nfll Molih. v O.nir t)ol.h, Bull for Nvnr'v Chin m rr iif I unit ln luiiiinii trrtiliiiPiil ('niiiilu innirird Jkiiii arv 1(1. Ifct7, nl Pun'HI. OK IMniiiltff Rika riutoily of twn niiiuir rhililrm unit 7.t h mMiilli Willmr ( Milchnrr. mI Inrncy fur p'filnliff : nrcrri flrnlrtl fin in Mil). n el v. H I. M.Dmitr) 13 1 !!i'l'il.lh"i!!ilJi;iM X-IVM A i I HI ll! II III! lllll! 1 : i 1 1 H 1 1 i Vii PiiiiilllWiiiliiiiiiiiiiLi! PROM VfAHT Invest the Insured IDay and ra an attractive income T'Wt'EW'iiw ! WIPM 'V ni,"WjM"iy (CARNIVAL Kojiilirnrra Pi)aliiinril Tim' 8u- Jiiiiiiii'in ('liilHliiiait party adii'dulrd fur WiMliii'dny. DiMi'iiiiii'i' ID, lian bi'i'ii piinlpoiicd iiulll Wrdnrnday, DiTi-inbrr 17, Olllrrrii will br In i.lalli'il ill thin lliiii' mid ini'mui'iii may biluu uumln. 'Mm iio-hunli'iui luiii'liriiu ini'i-tluii la mlii'ilulril lur I'i.'M p. in. with tlin miTtliiK nl I. id p. in., Inn h ul the Wllliud. I'a Hi nt Harry Urrw, U-yi ar-old nun of Mr. iiml Mih. K. J. IJrrw ol roiilu J box 1124, la irportrd liuprov lull at Kliimatli Valley llunpllal where the ehlld la luidrr trriitmeiil for puriiiiioiilii. Elks To Hold Memorial Kourlrrii late ineiubrrn of Hie Klkn lodne W'lll br honored Hunday nl Hi annual iiieiimrlal nervier to be held In the Klkn temple at 2 p. in. The aervlee In held at thbi time eiu h year III honor of ineinbern who have dleil durlliK the year Jilnl iuhn ed. Ollliern of the lixliie will be In ehaiKe ul nervliea mil' Carl llanel, nolulnt, will offer vocal nrleellnun uc eoiiipanled on the plann by Marie Obenelllllll. Thr public In Invited to atU'lid thin niemorlal for Kiank P. Orohn, l.miler "Cy" Wallan John H. Idle, Melvlu W. Hubbard, Armlno Youim, C. I,. BniKlKnina, W. K. Lamm, Har old H. Hadley, J. J. Btelicer Hr., lie Hotter, M. K. frornetl. cliff HoKiie, Levi McfJonald and K. a. CuinmhiKa, Damage Suit Filed Here Tom Wattern Jr.. of Klamatn Full. In mimed defendant In a cliiin UKr Mill for 1001111 frowhlK out of "I lilllo.trmk iieeldent on hlslinv I 1.7 ill WiKiin. June 1(1. the nrroiri Milt broiiRht ncniiint Watlrra s n li Mill nf that iieeldrnt. William W. Purkrr. Porllmid, Is plaintiff In thin null. rhiirKlnit Wat tern with nrulitinii clrlvhiK In nlow-liii- down hla Irurk unrxiwetrdlv. The ear In which Parker wan rld Int, oprratrd by Carl Cllbson. ainunlietl Into tlm bnrk nf the tiurk. Injurlnit Parkrr and Mr. Gih.on. Mm. GiIimiii broimtil a damage Milt for I150U0 mtalmt Wattrm SetitemlH-r 4. Parker In rrurrnentrd bv William Loid. Portland attorney. Mm. Cllb m hv II. 8. Baleiitlne and Wattrra hv the law firm of Farrrn nnd Maxwrll. Airline To Start Service j WAHHINOTON, If. fl t NrrlhwM Airlltirx will twin scrv-hrtw-pi-n IVtrnll nnd WnshliiR i to;,, n. C. by Frbnmry 15 nnd pos i Mhlv Mtmirr. J. W. ltulrhlmdn. dls j Iru-l traffic innnuRcr, said tK)uv. I Hutchinson told n rrportrr that j tin nirrirr will u.se Dniinlns ' nnd Martin '202 rqulpmrttt on tho externum which will nperntr by wuv I of Cleveland nnd Plttsburh. The Ihik1h plane Is four-enKlned. (IcMrilwd the Martin '0J t n new fast twin-engined nirllner. Noilhuest routes extend from New York westward to the Orient, Hut chinson Mild the company will be Kii the new service, for which It ha- been certificated, lis soon ns pofstblc after January 1. PICTURES AND PRFACHING ATTRACT! TONK.II T, ami each ntRht thU week. KvaiiRellst Itoss will draw a beautiful crayon picture which In mm anted to Borne person prrnent. Attrac tive nuiiie by OrR'tnlst Arm Klranx and Pianist ltuth UiekerNham. All these at tractions are to hr enjoyed at thr revival meeting at the ChriHtinu church. Ninth and IMiie Nl., "In The Heart Of The City.' Welcome to all of this area. 3L tUMUII U or I NIN tt I I "Mind if I borrow your cuspidor a minute, guv'nor? The pedestrian! are as thick as fleas today!" Jake Bird Found Guilty TAC'OMA. Die. 6 M'i - Juku Bud, 45-year-old transient who murdered I two Tacoma women w ith an axe here October 30. today heard htm- i self denounced by his own defense ! attorney as a man "who ought to 1 hang'' and then was sentenced to ; die al Walla Walla on January 10. j Hupcrlur Judge E. D. Hodge pro- ' nouueed the sentence alter denying ' a motion for a new trial and hear ing J. W. beldiu. one ol two defense attorneys, nay he felt no sympathy ! for his client, lltrd wils convicted ' hero November 20 for the slaying of i Mrs. Ucrllui KludL Her daughter, ; Hcvrrly June. 17. was killed when she came to the defense of her mother. "I feel,'' Hclden said, "that when ever any man 45 years old gets an Idea that no lives arc sacred to anyone, except his own, then that ' man Is a detriment to society and should be obliterated. "He did not consider the lives of two women. My associate i Arthur Paulseni and I, according to our duty, have done everything to de- ' fend this man. He has had a fair trial by an Impartial jury. At pres ent my heart extends no sympathy 1 to the defendant," the one-time Pierce county prosecuting attorney suld. I MlltS j KANSAS CITY. Dec. 6 ?'. The 1 flivver plane round-the-world filers. , Ororicc Trunum and Clifford Kvuiis. j left today for Dayum. Ohio, on the next to the la.st lap of their i tour. I ! They arrived here lute yesterday :from Oklahoma City and spent the i nlnht an Riiests of the sheriff s air j , smiadron. LOST RIVER MILK COMES IN ROUND BOTTLES! Wc believe that a round bottle is the natural con tainer for milk, and that our Lost River bottles arc attractive AND convenient. Look for the Lost River milk in the round bottle, with tho Sani Seal Cop . . . your added protection. Wc will continue to use Lost River round bottles on our routes and in our store outlets. Insist on Lost River Milk! AT YOUR GROCERS OR PHONE 3181 FOR HOME DELIVERY r"T' ""r""" "".-",IJJ JUKM By Dick Turner w Brc u i fT off Fruit Growers Convention On WKNATCHEE, Wash.. Dec. 6 UVi The Washington State Horticultural ai.'nctallou' 43rd annual conven- I llor. went Into Its third day today with 1000 fruit growers from a dozen western states on hand for various sessions. Delegates were told yesterday by Dr K. J, Newcomer, federal ento mologist at Yakima, that the most promise for control of pear psylla Is oflered by the two new chemicals. O-P-nltrophenyl thlophosphatc and O-O-dlethyl. Classified Ads Bring Results OSH KOSH B'Gosh The World's Fincit BIB OVERALL ALL SIZES $2.98 NOW 5bich deeded fTORE for MEN. , Corner 5tk and Mail IJM.IPI I I...IIIII m I ' Youth Nabbed For Car Theft A n-yem-old Kliimatli Kali youth was brlnif held In the county Jail here today lor Jackson county uu thurltlen, uud IiIh pal, un Aslilund boy, wa liuriuiiK a broken leg In the Anhland Community hospital while a cliurnc lianun uvcr his head, both boyn me nald lo be involved In car theft. The Klamath boy, Hiunlcy May field, 6111 High, wim picked up here ut 4:16 p. m. Friday by ntaU. police al the request of Jackson author! tlen. In the Anlilaud hospital In 1H-ycar-o!d Paul Morrtn ol 77 Manaii lla, Ashland. Officer wild the two stole a 19.17 couiic owned by Robert H. WriKht of Ashlund, at about 't a. m. Friday and drove to u abort distance over the Oregon-California Hue north of Yreka, when they hit a slick spot on the highway and wrecked the car. Morris suffered a broken leg In the accident and Mayfleld Injured an ankle. The two flaKKCd a car back to Ashland where they are said to have gone to the home of a girl friend. Morris then went to the hospital for treatment and Mayfleld hopped a bus to Klamath Falls where officers greeted him on arrival. Mayfleld remained In tne county Jail today but Is expected to be moved to Medford this week-end. He is said to have had four stays in the state training school at Wood burn and was an escapee at the AND NOT JUST ANY FURS, BUT... (fizh 2 "AY B' V- iTXA MONDAY and TUESDAY l rV - ( 'VV' A, VV December 8 and 9 T , V ""sihL V Jk. 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Mor ris Is also said by stale police to have a record. SPIRAL BRISTIECOMB SftCIAl NIW 1IUIH I0 RUSHING WaVIS . SQi run ii incriV CLEM JOYER 1135 Martin Phone 5845 mm m mm (, i -,-,r Reeded & Milli IN TULELAKE Bring you BEAUTIFUL FURS that the women of Northern Califor nia and Southern Oregon have been acquainted with and HAVE PREFERRED for the past fifteen years. hamilton FURS! When you buy an ed hamilton fur coat you get beauty and quality at spectacular low prices! terday that the 10-eent faro would not be enough "If prices don't come dowii." PORTLAND, Dec. 6 'II John B. McKenna, Portland Newspaper guild, was reelected president of the CIO Oregon stale Industrial union council, tabulation of referendum votes disclosed today. V.F.W. Post 8700 TULELAKE, CALIF. Birthday Dance SAT., DEC. 6 American Legion Hall Music by BALDY'S BAND Dancing 10:00 Till 2:00 Adm. $1.20 Per Person There will be no dance in Merrill Dec. 6. Ralph Peoples, Lebanon, Indus trial Woodworkers of America, was elected vice president, and Stanley Earl, Portland, was reelected secra tary-treasurer without opposition. Turn those no-longer-used ar ticles Into cash nowl Herald and News Want Ads are Inexpensive and bring quick results. First Federahavinbs LOAN ASSOCIATION m lis 540 MAIN STREET' n r? i vm i VTrt ra il S . ' Mi ',U: OLatf