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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1947)
MONDAY, DLC. 22, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINI Accidents Numerous But Only Few Injuries Result , Ml nl t police rxpi'i'lriMTcl mi em- Gliilntiiiiia runli 1 1 1 In wrik-iiiil Willi k pavements Inklnu thrlr lull In a hull doni mcldi'iiln which, fori Uliiilrly limited Injuries to Hit "nilnor" claaa. I h.y.l T. Oilih, ailO While. na treated Ml Klamath Valley lluaillnl for liark liurla received when liia sedan ikldilrtl on frualy pavement and overturned twice on (lie lilsli wuy urur Kliiniiilli View milu ciiinta lain Hillurduy nlihl, (ulili mi III lie wm traveling ut hIhiiiI 4!1 mllra nn hour when hla car lilt llir hunk hiiiI overturned. Two imaarincrra, Jack (irlffln, 42114 Waaliliurn way, and r (jcrald JiiIiiimiii, 4M7 llrlaliil, were ahaken. Tlte far wui liadly ilmn. ascd. ; Kaiiirr bjiiliiiiluy cvcniiiu Allien McKitrland of route ii. mitt Anticline , Kuwlke, Illy. reported 11 nlili-nwlpo Of Hie two cum on lha Wcycrliucimer i mill roiul, There were 110 Injurlin ! but both curt were slluhlly Oumuiird , Mill k pavement wun hlmnrd tjy Clmrlrn Francla MiKnrrncitd .if Tulrlake for mi accident near , Mac's tore an limhwiiy :iu lulr ( rutin clay nliihl. MiKiicrnrdd Inld ' stale police he loat control of the ' car. aklddrd mid nvcrlururd. The r i nr wun diiinuiird lint Mi Kni rnedil uninjured. Offlrcra were railed mil at 7:30 Maturday to uulut until uf Kuril where I allluriilit aed.ui operated by Annie Tuwiucnd .Mtirrla o' Oakland, miiI ltli lirr win ticr i kid a paaaellgcr, Imd Irft Hie ! road on a airaii iit-away. rive J mlnuln lulrr tnt piled up. One r waa operated by l.aYrriic Mirrinan, route 3 bo MO, Klamath lalla. and ' the other by Marlon lliiac of l.airllr, i allf, lloae, hla Hlfe Clara, and j three ehlldren Here In the ( all ' fiirnla car but all earaped without i Injury, officers aald. Krniii up bun inotinUiln way on ; liitihwiiy 117, officers were advised f uf a minor craah altrlbulrd to n j mow covered atrelch between amnl i Creek and the auiumlt. Wilaun ), WHIiaiiuuin of Hiuyton, Ore., Mild he j i driving toward Khinintli l'all I nt 7 30 Uniuriluy nlulil when he wua 5 fliiKKed down by the lute highway I patrolman and when he applied hla I lirnkea. akldilcd Into a car owned by ivenno newer, Adair Vlllime. Cor vailn There were no tnjtiru- Officers picked up Ituaaell Wllklna, laborer llvlnc at the I lliplre lintel, after realdenla of Kane alreet aald Hie man had been tilting In hla ear for fire houra with lite niolor running. Police charged Wllklna with being drunk an a public hlgh- , tin L1 way and he waa lodged In (he oily Jail aa there waa no room available al the county baallle. Wllklna poated II Ml bull. Kiniiill llovln of .Merrill wun al nnlrd on highway M Halurday and chiiiKcd with bclini drunk on a pub lic hlithwiiy. Jin la ahtlett to appear loiluy bi'loru JtlMlce of the I'iuic Tom C'halbiirn after being lodged In the Merrill city Jull. Officers reported lliu recovery of a cur ut Kclicnberg station al Al uonia Hundiiy afternoon. The cur hud been reported alolen from Onki'ldiie by Or. I T. Van Allen of that place. Survey To Be Meet Topic Another atop In lie direction of hii over-all aurvey of condlllnna in Kliiniiilli ralla will t o taken Tuea iluy when city and county official dincua the propoaul with a repie aeutullvo of a aurvey tirni. Al a tat) a. in. TucMluy meinbera nt the Kliiniiilli County chamber of umiiiirrro plunnlng committee, the city mid uoiiuly ptiinnini coliilinn alotui, mid other cliy and county nlllcliila, will meet Willi Jamca M. Campbell. Campbell rcpreaenui lliihu, Cumpbt-ll and Ainoclatca of Hurllngume. Calif., a firm dealing Hi work of tin i type, The meeting will be In the chom- her of commerce bourd of directors I j room. Tulk of a :lty-wule aurvey ' covering rccrentlon. traffic, lighting unit other condition has been wide ly talked of alnce the plan wna pro poned by mcmbcra of the Greater Klamath r'alla aimoclnllon a tew weeks ago. Completes 25 Years' Service e ILA 7- 'L il V.! V' '(j! i "Km it ifViWaai iai fi. C. Loreni, prealdent of l.orrni company (left), presented a pin In recognition of 25 yeara' arrvire with the company to Clyde Thompson, manage) of Ilia city drak at the firm. The preaenlallon took place at the company's annual Chrlatmaa party for employes and their families at the Wlllard liotrl Katurday night. Yacht Slayer Gets 15 Years HAVANA, Dec. 32 IPi Patricia 'Batlrai Schmidt waa sentenced to day to It years In prison and pay ment of a $6000 Indemnity for the yacht slaying of her lover, John Lester Mce of Chicago. The three Judges of the audlencla court reached their decision In a week-end of study, after closing of the trial Friday. A public prosecutor had demanded a 20-year term for manslaughter and a private prosecutor hired by Mee's father, Dr. Lester E. Nfee of Wllmctte, 111., had sought a 30-ycar sentence for murder. The defense had contended lha the Toledo. Ohio, dancer had shot Mee In terror and by aceldent last April and that rough handling, rather than the bullet wound Itself, ceused the fatality. Miss Schmidt Is 2i Easy-To-Build Gadgets Cut Down Work On Farms War Bride Dies In Ft. Lewis Fire FORT LEWIS. Dec. 12 iAt Mrs. Dorothy Knlss, 44-year-old Aus tralian war bride of 8 6gU Henry Knlss, was asphyxiated here yester day morning when fire awept through the Knlss quarters. Sergeant Knlss was slightly burned By HILL JOHNSTON SPOKANE. Dec. It lH North west farmers work too hard, says ft. N. Miller, and they can cut down on their labors by doing a little extra work. As extension agricultural engineer at Washington State college. Miller Is an authority on labor-saving equipment for farms. He thinks more farms should spend some time during the slack winter season building gadgets to save work dur ing the busy days next summer. Instead of sitting around the house reading the papers (how else could they get thene labor-saving Inspirations?!, farmers could be out In the shop building buck rakes and hay hoists. The plans for a variety of labor saving devices are ready and waiting at county agents' offices or at state colleges. Miller points out. Many of the zadgeu are Inexpensive and simple to build. An electric hay hoist, for example, in the blaze. Two other guests es caped uninjured. An Investigation of the fire was to be made today. Mrs. Knlss was from Brisbane. iS One Of Ilia MIF thllitfa In h.,111 and any pitchfork artist knows how much work it can save. Miller says a farmer easily can build a small garden tractor from a washing machine engine, an old automobile wheel, a belt and some odds and ends. He estimate that all the parts, exclusive of the engine, could be collected for less than 110. Farmers who spend excess time opening and shutting gates puzzle Miller. He wonders why they don t build cattle guards using more of the ready-made plans to replace many of their gates. The extension service has the formula all renriv tn ihniu fo.... how to treat fence posts to make mem last longer, ne says. Treating Dfutta not nnlv niMtnnni fnf uiuml years the labor of replacing them. uut, cuia me replacement cost of m tO AO Cenlfl each Thn troolman cost is only about 10 to 15 cents. county agents throughout the northwest have plans stacked In their rte.nlra tnr mnnv tnhnr.tnnlnn devices, Miller says, and the farmer wno isn t using tnem Is working too hard. Rural ramblings: The northwest almost monopolized the national rankings of buttarfat production per cow tills year. Wash, higton state led the nation for the second consecutive year with an average of 37 pounds of butterfat for cows on lest. California waa second with 374 pounds, Oregon third with 37, and Idaho fourth with 399. The national average waa 349. W. A. McAfee. Palisade, la pioneering In construction of new terrace system to hold run-off water on low, flat coulee area wheat fields. The 13 to 18-Inch terraces give water more time to soak In to the ground. They were built last fall at a cost of 40 an acre. Conservation experta estimate that If the terrace could retain all of the normal eight inches of rainfall, wheat production In the area would Jump from 10 to 40 bushels an acre. Agricultural engineers at the Iflllveraltv nt Triihn hmvm ilamAu. atrated that Idaho dairymen art losing thousands of dollars annually because they don't cool milk proper- ly. next step in a special research project Is to design a milk cooler for the small dalrv farmer. Tf. mil. be efficient enough to prevent masa souring of milk but economical enough to be within reach of the small farmer. t Mistletoe Short In Canada Capital OTTAWA, Iec. 23 oTi-Canadlan kisses Hits Christmas will be with out benefit of mistletoe. Not a aprig of the tradlllonul Yulrllde plant la on aale In the capital today. Supplies Kiurially are flown In from Florida. Texan. Mexico and California, but new restrictions to conserve U. 8. dollar exchange pre vein sum inixris. The meager amount of mistletoe grown In Brit Ish Columbia Is not nearly enougn ior nemaiui. f f ff. ft if Tots-To-Teens Shop if if if ..1' "' I I If Yo , . . tha perlcct Chritimai gilt a lo.oly rob, Irom Toti-To-Teon Shop, 602 Main. Satin,, tilht, aulllcrf, cottani, chanillct . . . if :f If if ;f f flowered and plain colon liiei 1 to 16. 3 98 to 98 if If f Girls' Blouses Vi Price Leons Tots-To-Teens shop 602 Main St. SURF SHOTS FOR THE LAST-MINUTE SHOPPER FOR HOLIDAY BANQUET GLAMOUR The last-minute shopper con olwoys be safe in selecting requisites for the festal spread. Pure Irish Linen BANQUET CLOTHS The glistening finest bleach linens you can lie proud UxM to 0:ix88 8.95 to 25.95 DINETTE CLOTHS In newest prints, rayon and pure Irish linen. 52x70. 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Socket Type 21.95 to 29.95 Two-Way Type .39.95 With Battery TABLE MODEL WITH RECORD PLAYER 79.95 DOWNSTAIRS STORE The pole In "polecat" cornea from the French word "poule," meaning pullet, or chicken. iys Here's a grand selection of food values for you last-minurt shoppers . remember, you save every day at Piggly Wiggly! 1ML The employeea of Pissly Wi(gly Join In wUhinj you and yours the merrieat kind of Christmas. We Will Be CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY JELL ssa 3.-25c FROM OUR FROSTED FOOD CABINET StrawberriMa pkr 49c Raspberries fl.H.f,c .i.u, pk(.4Sc Boysenberries M01. pk(. 59c Frozen Peas Flav-R-Pae 12-tn. 29c Blueberries 35c BUTTER ... At Wholesale Chocolate Svrun Hersher, for Ice cream tooDinr. w Larre lS-oi. Tin 15 Nucoa i Lb. 39 2li 77( Mayonnaise Best Foods Ft Jar 49' Cigarettes $138 All popular brands. In Xmas wrap ..... Ctn. Champagne ROMA CALIFORNIA. Naturally Ferrncnted. PINT BOTTLE $189 JL Oregon Wines Concord. Currant, Rhubard, Cherry and Blackberry. Case of 13 5th 49C $5.23 PRODUCE Fancy U.S. No. 1 Eastern CRANBERRIES , 39c Fancy L'tah Type CELERY lb. 6c Florida Seedless GRAPEFRUIT r l 49c KLAMATH GEMS 25-tb. Bar Foncy Celery Hearts Slicing Tomatoes Fresh Broccoli Calavos Cauliflower Green Peppers Chestnuts STICK CANDY Giant Barber Pole Stripe l'lb. average . 39c Re(. lOe CANDY CANES 3 Sor 25c Hard Mix Candy i..29c Old Fashioned ChocolateSc.ll,,i,ba.79c Chocolate Covered Cherries Mb. box 89c -HANSON'S MARKET- We Have Plenty of Shuck's Turkeys 11 to 15 Lb. Average ib.65c In Klamath Falls It's .Piggly Waggly 701 Pint i
