SATURDAY, DEC. 13, 1947
PACE TWO
HERALD ANO NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Red Feather
Fund Passes
Goal Today
Klamath's Community Chest fund
passed the $07,000 mark todny aflei
a box social at Wocua returned ap
in oxliiiatrly $250 for the drive which
passed Its $66,000 aoiil yesterday.
Money which continues to drift in
will go to a reserve as a start for
next year's campaign.
, The campaign was definitely over
today, and headquarters offices will
close In a few days alter the odds
and ends details have been handled
by Mrs. Ruth Nelson, who served
as secretary and auditor.
The Wocus social was a final ef
fort 111 the county community drive
which proved an outstandingly suc
cessful phase of the campaign.
Wocus had been given no quota n
th. campaign, but the affair there
netted a substantial sum.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hurd made
the plans for the Wocus event, which
was held at the H and H market.
Col. Fred Howard auctioned the
boxes. U. S. Bslenune acted as
master of ceremonies.
A feature was a "belle ol the nine
ties" contest isee accompanying pic
ture.) Mrs. Jim Helms of Wocus won
the 'contest. Dorris and Macdoel.
while out of Klamath county, con
tributed substantially to the success
of the box social, sending a candi
date for the queen contest. Winning
boxes were entered by Mrs. Helen
Hoffman, Mrs. Fred Howard and
Mrs. Don Magee. Highest price paio
for a box was by Woody Wilson jl
Dorris, who paid $22.50 for the entry
of Mrs. Flora Lee Mericle, the Dorris
queen candidate.
Here is the detail of the Chest
campaign in other county communi
ties, as of Friday:
Goal Rrpprlrd
Bon.nia UXl I ao.u
Fort Klamath 300 00
Kene
Gay 'Nineties Belles At Wocus Event
z ; fm. ...... , tti.v y -
: " ., a. V v .v i x - .
I i i I 'jfrzi flr
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and Bealy
Malin
Henley. Midland and
Poe Valley
Gilchrist
Chiloquin -
Klamath Aaency
Merrill . -
Count' Schools
5i2 00
726.00
65 00 No Report i
CUO.OO 2459 .00
Here are the four contestants in the "Relies of the 'Nineties' feature of the Uoetis Community (heat box social hrlil at the II uiul II
market at Wocus last niitht left to ritht: Sirs. Kav Looslev. Fort klainath: .Mrs. Horn l.ee Jlerlclr. Dorris; Mrs. Jim Helms, Wiirus, who won
the contest, and Mrs. Ivy Propst. Klamath Kails. Mrs. .Mericle presented a short program of old-time solus and recitations. The box social
netted S256 for the Community Chest, with Col. Frank Howard and Frank Hurd conducting the blddlnr.
Highway Department
Calls For Bids
Tlio Kliito highway eiiiumlsston
ciiIIihI for bids today on IJ project.i
over the state, to cost nil estimated
I2.IXHMKH).
Only one of the pnijecls hi this
vicinity Is one to provide 10.000 cubic
yaitls of cnislietl gravel on the Mil
ler Creek - Harvey Crook nick pro
duction project of (he Fremont high
way III Lake county.
UldH will be npt'lit'd III I'oiiluud
December 111) nutl 31).
Community Chest Campaign Results To
Lumber Worker j
breaks Back
Clyde Clerlt, 2B-yeai -old Dorris
resilient and employe of the Dorris '
Lumber Moiildlng couipiiuy, was
rushed to Klamath Falls by Pro
fessional Ambulance Service late
this morning suffering (rum n !
bmken back received while at work ,
tixlay. !
Uerll was struck by a falluui box '
car diKir. It Is understotxl. !
IMvlsloll Chairmen
IIMWitl-MI I. O. lllicncocs
, Comineivlal -A. M. Ilallun
I'ublle Hervlce - IS. II 't'lioiiipsiiii, Vein 1
(lov. and Kilui'iu O. K, llobeiison, It. K. Het
' Hwldcntlal Mrs. 'I'wyhi Ferguson
! Iliislness Dir.-f. II lliiiiiakei', J. II. H
! County Dlv. Ilryiint, Williams
Itraldrlillul Dlvl.lml
'hccIIoii 1 Mrs, Hose M Poole
Heel Inn i -Mrs. Min t In Itamsby
i Heel Ion 3
iHecllon -Mrs. (leoign Clark
Hcctlon A-Mrs. Itlcliurd Magulie
iHecllon 6
iHectlon 7 Mrs. Cliinlrs P. Llutlsny ..
Seel Ion H
.Sct ilon H - Mrs. Kai l Fiiedrlch
Section 10 -Mis. It. II. Pepworth
lllmiiless IHvlkloll
Srtiloll A Paul A. Lee
Meellon ll-(llllieil Fleet
Hecllou C Waller Ksrhcbeok
llrantl Total
"Made quota.
dual Iteporlril
in.tlMIUO 111.311' 00
tf 1100 (HI .'J3flW
14.Unil.0K , J4.O70.IMI
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4.0011.00 4.0UKHI
I 7.40(100 7,4'J'JOO'
, 11.0(1(1 UO IXtMI.OO
vriii oo ii;ih on
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Union ij:i.iii
. 1.110 0(1 1,047 0(1
(Mli on noo (in
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1 ,100 00 H-'O 00
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Republican Women i
Join Two Groups i
The two units of the Council of i
Oregon Republican W o in e n In '
Klainath Falls, led by Mrs. Angus ',
Newton and Mrs. Rose Poole, re- I
cel tly nulled the day group and
the evening group of the council
Into one group whose iiiulu meet- !
Ings are held at noun. They are j
WOrklllir rtllSClv Ullh til. e),i,nle 1
central commuter to help to fill uP
prrrtnets Willi coiinwtent workers
and thev are bucking generously
tin iirwlv-formed Young Repuhll
coii organization of Klumaili Falls.
For the most notable achievement
of any state unit, two prizes, iii
trartlvr elrphants. were awarded to
N:rs. Newton and Mrs. Poole of
Klamath Fulls.
Contempt Of Court
Leads To Jail
Joseph F.iniuuicl Wahl. 31, of 4,.!(l
Division, was sentenced to :io days
In the county Jail Friday morning hv
Circuit Judge David R. Vanilenlieig
for contempt ol ct in t.
Wahl hud repeatedly tefusrd to
pay support ..lonry to his divorced
wile and their son. as ordered by
the court.
Deputy Sheriff Marlon lliunes ar
rested Wahl near his residence yes
tertlr.y afternoon.
Ill Tll
I It . IT
12W00
300 1W
5.XVO0
150.00
1V0(0
1000.00
2836.00
200.00
526 00
43 00
WOO 00
873-00
..S9000.00 H2.63100
Alaska Fliers
Marooned
Car Thieves Nabbed After
Wild Chase Through Town
calves $100 higher: stock cattle I compared Friday week ago: steady
scarce but barely steady; choice I to a4c lol'r- closing top and bulk
long yearling slaughter steers reach
11
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A midnight chase by city police
patrol wagons after a stolen car
Thursday night resulted in the jail-
lug w iww nctnuo ovoifc "idvi,
j rolees here on charges of larceny of
: an automobile. One of the men is on
! parole from a life sentence for mur
! der.
i Flovd Wagner. 33. and Nelson
WASHINGTON. Dec. 13 M The
Alaskan air command is teaching
its fliers how to survive if forced
down in the Arctic by "maroon
ing
Woodrow Hurd. 27. were arrested
when they failed to make a curve at
top speed and piled up their stolen
car at the intersection of Oregon
; stolen coupe had been turned up so
it couldn't be read.
The stolen coupe, occupied by
' tw o men. sped up Mart n to the in
: tersection with Main, with police
j car No. 2 right behind. At Main
! car No. 1. with Officers Tony Nelms
and Tom Gordon, joined the chase.
meanwhile describing the events of
them on ice floes for four days. : r-evaoa streets.
Tk. It fh n.ole el. Car, a 1SMO IUIU tuuiyc. ut;-
rooms are attentive because what j
the race over the police radio, so
that every police vehicle in opera
tion was coming up for reinforce
ment.
I The chase led through the busi
!ness district and ur 11th street to
! longed to G. C. Beddow. 1605 Mar- Oregon avenue, out Oregon to Ne-
. . j ihB oo oiwiu vaaa. wnere tne iieeing venicie
ri ffeinc bTtween Ufe T and dea"h a parkin8 place on Pine Street ab0Ut i rouldn t negotiate the turn, went up
difference between life and oeatn, 8:30 p m bank and mer Th(, occu
the air force sam tooay. A radio message was passed out ! pants. Hurd and Wagner, came out
The airmen go through prelim- . Ei..im7 . de. i flir, , cn,h v hni.
In.n, r.crtletinr,c onH lpCtlirPS, nt -Jl , .. ; -J IO.UU-1 0.00 . 1
c" . r.v.; t; ! .T.r . ! re taea aurm m oi- chPPed iambs tan shom pens $24.50
jiiunioers, auu aoouv i.ou umra:acm were about ready to open up good nnd c)lrt,. fecl yearling, weth
representing aircraft crews'. -.- i i Hap Brandsness and Wesley Ray. in ; whe the end came. 5-01 ll 11 It),,
Thev are eouiDOed only wlth-wnat ! noliee ear No. 2 sriotted the courje ... . . ...... . . ....... . ..'.' . V"
. , uj -. r 7 . ' riura ana wagner were tasen uj
they probably would have at handjat Martin and Eberlein They 'e Hce smUoI1 where they were
their stay on the icepacks in groups caught a glimpse of the front hi bookcci for car theft then turne(i
For purposes of safety, periodic cense plate, turned the police carover t0 tne coun monuw .
alter a crasn tanams on uie ice. atuunu auu &c uir.
check visits are made. I The back license plate of the
ed $38.00; common steers and heif
ers fairly active at $21.00 down to
$15 00; no high-choice heifers or
rived. average-choice topping nt
$31.50; but high-choice mixed steers
and heifers reached $36.00; most
good and choice heifers $25.00
31.50: good beef cows at $22.00;
heavy sausage bulls reached $21.00.
beef bulls $22.00: choice vealers
$29.00: most good and choice stock
ers $22.00-24 00.
Salable sheep 1500 (estimated!;
total not given compared week ago:
slaughter lambs steady to 25c
higher: yearlings steady to 50c
higher, good and choice showing the
advance: slaughter ewes steady;
good and choice fed wooled lambs
$24.00-24.75. closing top $24 40. medi
um and good woolskins $21.50-23.50.
common down to $17.00. with mixed
cull and common lightweights
$16.00-16.50: load choice 111 lb. fed
Hurd and Wagner were taken U (Weights $15.00; few choice closely
sorted slaughter ewes $10.00. bulk
mixed common to choice $8.50-9.95.
Klamath Lutheran Church
Cross and Crescent Streets
SUNDAY,
S. M. TOPXESS, Pastor
DECEMBER 14TH:
"Children's Day"
Sunday School 9:30 a. m.
Divine Worship 11:00 a. m.
Sermon:
"Children of the
Kingdom"
Music:
Junior Choir:
"To Bethlehem"
by Keating
Senior Choir:
"O Savior of the World"
by John Goss
You Are Always Welcome at Klamath Lutheran
Wagner, a two-time loser in Ne
! vada. was paroled from prison in
Carson City, November 17. a police
bulletin revealed. He was sen
tenced to life imprisonment for sec
ond degree murder. He had Just
drifted into town to team up with
Hurd, also a parolee frc . a l-to-15
year burglary sentence in Nevada.
Hurd has been in Klamath Falls
for several months and is on parole
from the local circuit court for bur
glary. He was convicted last year
for burglarizing Ole's tavern. At
that time Hurd was given an insan
ity hearing and declared sane. Only
a week ago Hurd was in the city
jail for disorderly conduct, involv
ing a fight at Schuss' tavern.
good and choice 180-240 lb. barrow
and gilts $27.75: bulk medium and
good sows $22.00-24 00.
Sheep: Salable for five duys 4200;
compared Friday week ago: good
and choice lambs 50-7fc lower at
$23 00-23.50: medium unci gootl
lambs $1.00-1.50; lower, largely
$21 00-22.50. Numerous decks culls
and common lambs $1500-18 00.
Ewes firm, four decks good No. 1
pelt at $1100
$1.'. 50-19 00. good beef bulls lo
$!l'50. one bull to $20 00 Oootl
cholce vculrrs late $21100-28 00. odd
head to $29 00. Good heavy calves
i"J 00-211 OO.
I Salable hogs for week HUB. total
8581. Market unchanged. (IihkI
cl.olce 185-235 lbs. $27 50. heavier
and lighter weights laigelv $'. oo
5U: good 350-600 lb. sows $24 00-50;
giHHi-clioice feeder pigs $3600-50.
; Salable sheep for week 3199. total
4554. Slaughter lambs closed $1 00
nnd more lower nflrr opening
steady. Good-choice Iambi earlv
$22.50-23 00. few mostly choice lots
Including two fed loads $33 50. Later
j s:'les $32 00 down. Common down
5 t" $18 00. Few feeders $17 00.1800.
; cartings scarce. Good-choice ewes
i $3.50-9 00, common down to $5 00
C.MtS S( It W'I'I l
A total of 920000 motor vehicles
were scrapped yearly In the Dulled
States from 1942 through 191(1. ac
cording lo the Oregon State Motor
association. This compares lo all
nunuiil hcnippage ol 2.350.000 an
liiiully before the war.
J. L. DEAN
Public Accountont
ond Auditor
New Olflce (.oration
306 North 7th SL
Phone 9348
Colli lulled fiom Page llc
i skimming olf the cream niul Ie.it. in
for the common run of folk only
the thin skim mils
In neither l-'iuiicc iui Italy air
the THINGS lllnl people need
must have being produced
.ijiuiie ......
P need und
ed 111 iltle-
limit evei'Vlinllt' ifoes back III ttlltk.
Illlt nt least we hate I mil pionf Unit
Ihe bulk ol Fnmiiiiiicii and llallniis
don't WAN T eoiimmntsiu.
That Is soiiirihlnit In o di(uil)ed
world.
Alma McLean
Aisin la Operating Ihe
Palace Beauty Shop
!6 .Main I'hoiir 3511
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Dec.
13 iUSDAi Salable cattle for
five days. 1500: compared Friday
week ago: medium-good steers and
heifers steady. Week's top half enr !
good 1160 lb. steers $27.50: bulk i
medium-good steers $26 00-27.00:
medium-good heifers $23.00-25 00:
; few loads young good cows $19.00- j
i 20.00: sorted medium at $18.00. Low
medium-common range and dairy !
bred slaughter cows $15 00-17 no- !
late canners-cutters 50c higher, bulk I
812.00-14.00. Sausage bulls 50c lower:
common-good $15.50-18.50; few loads
' handy-weight common to good feed
! er steers $24.00-25.00; two loads 915
; lb. at $25.50: to pasture. Calves: for
j week 100. Steady off vealers $28.00.
j Hogs: Salable for five days 1400:
PORTLAND. Dec. 13 1AP-USDA1
Salable cattle lor week 1457. total
3254: salable calves 478. total 607:
compared week ago market fully
S'. OO higher on must classes, dinner
and cutter cows and bulls strong to
50 cents higher. Calves and vealers
closed $1 00-2.00 higher. Bulk medium-good
steers $22.50-27.25. lop
$'.'7.50 for average gootl steers. Com
mon down to $18.00. Good feeders
$22 50-23 00. load 637 lb. stockers
$'.V(.75. common stockers down to
$17.00. Common - medium heifers
$17.00-23.00. good heifers to $24 00.
Canncr-ciitter cows $12.00-14.50, late
sales down to $11 00. shells down lo
$9 00. Metllum-good beef cows
$17.00-20 00. young cows to $2100.
odd strictly gootl cows $21.25-50.
new high. Common-good bulls
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CHICAGO. Dec. 13 lP (USDA1
Salable hogs 300, total 7300 (esti
mated); compared week ago: bar
rows and gilts 50c to mostly 75c
lower: sows $1.00-1.25 lower.
Salable cattle 300 'estimated;
total not given: compared week ago:
choice fed steers and yearlings ac
tive, 50c higher; supply moderate:
high - medium to average - good
grades 50c to SI. 00 lower, mostly
$1.00 off on low to average-good
grade light steers and steer year
lings; high-choice light and medium
weight steers reached $39.00, new
all-time high: with middle and
lower grades declining, price range
widest on record, creating erratic j
unevenness on shortfeds: fed heif
ers steady to 50c lower, good grades
showing full decline: beef cows
steady to 25c lower, but canners and
cutters 25-50c higher; bulls $1.50
2.50 up; vealers and slaughter
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