PACE FOUR
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 18
WEATHER
WKXTKKN OHEUON-Raln ( lo ele
vatiuita and ruin or now al htfcher ele
vallime this morions, becoming clouilv
wild scattered showers and ralher windy
by law atteinoon Partly rlnuoy tonmhl
and Wednesday with scattered ehostera.
Cooler wllh hull. "I to .VI Low. to-
., ',n ,n in Khiftme winds oil coast.
be'imunt Ircsh to northwesterly by litis
EASTKHN OKEGON Mostly cloudy
and windy with nhnwers today, mixed
with wet mow locally Partly cloudy
and colder Ionia-lit and Wednesday, heat
terd showers or ' flurries. Hi is
aboul :IS to 4S. Uw tonight iS to .IS.
NORTIIKKN CAl.lrOHNlA - tiain to
day lieconunfl. partly cloudy tonight and
Wednesday. Continued cool. rresh to
occasionally uroni west to northwest
"'S&S'aiTZaU AND VICINITY
' Partly cloudv tonight. Wednesday lair.
High today about 41. Low tonisht 2i
High Wednesday 45.
Meets Son Mrs. A. B. Epperson
r.f this citv returned lust week-end
from Los Angeles. Calif., where she
net her son and family, Capt. and
Mrs. George Epperson nd twin
daughters. Mrs. Epperson motored
firm Los Angeles to Salt Lake City
with her son. who is taking a three
month army training course at
1iwrv field. Denver. His wife and
daughters will remain in Olendale.
Calif., for six weeks, then are com
ing to Klamath Palls to spend six
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Epperson.
At Church The Women asso
ciation of the First Presbyterian
church will meet in the church par
lors Thursday at J : 1 o p. in. Hos
lesscs will be Mrs. Andrew Collier
and Mrs. J. C. Miller. Mrs. Walter
Ucthune will lend the topic on cul
tivating neuil borllness. Mrs. Ray
mond Hull will lead rievotlunals and
Speaker Sam Smith, city reerra- Mrs Marie Casjens will sing.
tion director, will speak to members
and friends of Pelican PTA at the , VUct4 Third-Cecil Drew, repre
reiiular meeting Wednesday at 3:15 i wimilJ, tlw crater Lake Ski club,
p. m. in the school auditorium. The piK0fi tliird in the slalom event
nominating committee will be sundav In the Pacific Northwest
named at this tune. A student from jjvj association meet at Mt. Hood:
KUHS. Ken Torgerson. will acquaint jjs time was 1:49.1. Just three sec
tile members with the aims of the omts back of the winner. Drew also
Teen-Age club and the scrap drive i placed fifth In combined score III
now under way.
Ketvrkah l.ode There will be a
rttular meeting of Prosperity Re
ly, kali lodge In KXiF hull Thurs
day at 8 p. m. together with initi
ation and refresiiments. Margaret
Childers is chairman of the refresh
ment committee, and she will be as
sisted by Agnes Vasak. All officers
and members of the degree team
are to wear foimnls It Is optional
with the other members.
a field of 34.
Vlslllni Martha Sjodin of Bcl
linilliKin. Wash., is visiting this
week at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Sverre Muiisou of 134S Sargent.
('oncer Band Conger school band
dnected by Myron Wheeler and
ci.mposed of hird. fourth and fifth
Binders, will play Instrumental and
ei.semble numbers at the regular
meeting of the Conger PTA Wed
nesday at 2 30 p. m. There will also
be selections by the first grade
vtrse choir. All members and moth
ers invited to attend.
John Peck
Death Told
John Sidney Peck. 70. for the past
43 years a resident of Klamath
Falls, died late Monday atteruoon
following a lengthy illness. Mr.
Peck, a native of Dunn county. '
Wis., came to this city in 1907 and !
operated the Klamath Iron and !
Sieel Works which he sold in 1911 j
to Beardsley and Piper. During his
long residence In Klamath Falls,
j Mr. Peck acquired considerable
VKW Auxiliary There will be , property. In 1920. he and his wife,
meeting ot he auxiliary to the Vet- ! the late Margaret Peck, purchased
cans of Foreign Wars in the li- j the Colonial hotel on N. 11th street
Sandmeyer
Seeks Jaycee
Presidency
Joint Saiulmryrr. past president nf
the Klamath Kails Junior chamber
of commerce, announced his. candi
dacy for tile office of president o(
th Oregon Stale Junior chamber
Inst night at the regular Jaycee
meeting.
Simdineyer has been very active
In all phases it Jaycee work ns well
a- being outstanding In other or
ganlrattons locally and throughout
tin stale. Besides being past presi
dent here, he Is past stale director,
former Junior First omen of Kliim.
ath oountv. and Is past president
o the local 20-30 club At the
present time lie Is a director of the
r.htlonnl Junior chamber of com
merce and was one of the delegates
to the Internailnnnl Javree meeting
in Tulsa. Okln . last venr.
.pril Flection
The election ot slate .lavcee offi
cers will occur during the conven
tion in Portland April 30 through
Mnv 2
The urogram for the evening at
the dinner meeting Inst night was
Extension
Unit News
Helen Stlue, home demonstration
agent, will conduct the Fulrlittvon
lumie extension meet lug, which
will be held at the home of Mrs.
K. H. Roberts. Mrs. Kouertx lls
one block south of the "Log Cabin"
In Stewart-Lenox.
Potluck luncheon will be served
at noon, elections of otllccrs will
be held, coopcralors' reimrta will
be studied, and plans uiittlc lor the
program for the coming year.
All members art) urged lo attend,
anil anyone Interested In Hie sub
ject for the day. "Parent-Adolescent
Relationship." Is cordially In
vited. Please, bring table service.
Iiaughtcr Word has been re
ceived here of the birth of a daugh
ter Janice Lee. to Mr. and Mrs.
John Scott of Junction City. Mrs. , brary clubroom Thursday at 8 p. m. and operated the establishment un-
Soott is the former Delores Heuncn Delegates to the encampment at til 1935. Mrs. Peck died November
of this city. Small Janice Lee is i Pendleton in June will be elected 9. 1944.
their first child. Grandparents are i amt plans completed for the dinner 1 Two sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Devere Helfrich of 110 tl, be held on Installation night. All . and Arthur
N Georgia.
Ladies Aid The Klamath Luth
eran Ladies Aid will meet at 8 p. m.
Tuesday. The program topic will be
presented by Mrs. John Lloyd, and a
duet bv Mrs. Keith Henry and Mrs.
Ben Loftsgaard will be featured.
Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Loftsgaard will
be hostesses. The meeting will be
held In the church parlors.
Meeting Postponed The Wednes
day club of St. Paul's Episcopal
church will not meet this week. The
next meeting will be on the regular
meeting date. April 7. The session
will be the annual Easter hat party,
and further announcement will be
made later.
members are urged to attend.
Past Matrons Aloha club of the
past matrons of the Order of the
Eastern Star will not meet this
Friday as previously announced be
cause of Illness of several commit
tee members. The next meeting will
Ik held April 30.
President's Speech President
Harry Truman's speech before a
Joint session of congress will be
broadcast over radio station KFLW
from 9:30 a. m. to approximately
10:30 a. m., Wednesday.
Tax Study The tax study group
of the League of Women Voters
will meet Wednesday at 1:45 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. C. E. Dennis.
103 Pine. Anyone interested in this
subject Is welcome to attend.
Meets Wednesday Carnation
chapter of the Degree of Honor will
meet at the home of Mrs. Estelle
Smith, 419 Pacific Terrace. Wednes
day at 8 p. m.
Social Meeting Cascade Wonder
land division 258. auxiliary to the
Order of Railway Conductors, will
hold a social nueting Friday at the
heme of Mrs. Donald Johnson. 5716
Parian drive at 7:30 p. m. The as
sisting hostess will be Mrs. Walter
Turner and all members and visit
ing members are invited to attend.
i nrrnnicd bv Bill Jeff-ont mid Vem
j rmtikev with Dale Thro. kin.inon
' as master of eremonies O. E. Pnl
' n ateer. oubllr relations man for
i Standard Oil of California, gave a
srort talk on the scenic wonders of
Oregon and -xplalncd that Oregon-
I inns never nave to leave 'lie state
Richard of this citv j to enjov almost any kind of vacation
of Escondldo. Calif.,' or see some of the most beautiful
sights In the world. He then snow
ed a verv fine color film of Oregon
teat was completelv filmed, edited,
and narrated within the slate and
showed earh section of the state
with Its special attributes. The
very Interesting story was written
especially- for the narration of the
mcvle by Ernest Haycox. Oregon
author.
Prisoners Off
For State Pen
Three prisoners were en route to
the Oregon Slaie prison at Salem
today. In custody of Deputy Sheriff
Marlon Barnes.
Harold Charles. 47. will slur! serv
ing a 15-ycar sentence for forgery.
and his son. Arthur Charles, 2b, w 111
begin a seven-year stretch for the
same crime. Oonnld Willard Cox. 31.
will enter the penitentiary for 1
two-year term (in burglary.
All pleaded gulltv 11 nil ere sen
tenced Inst Saturday.
j survive Mr. Peck as do three sisters.
I Mr. Peck was a 25-ycar member of
niamatn rails lodge no. 77. A. r.
& A. M. Final rites will be an
nounced by Ward's.
Senior Circle Mary Eckstein of
2234 Garden will be hostess to the
Senior Circle of the Community
Congregational church on Friday,
and Mrs. Charles Revell will be the
assisting hostess. Dessert will be
served at 1:30 p m. and the presi
dent. Mrs. W. C. Little, is anxious to
have all members present.
Convalescing Douglas Meyers.
KUHS sophomore. Is convalescing j
now at the home of his grand- j
D.other, Mrs. E. S. Musselman. 225 j
Lytton. following surgery on his j
knee. He was in the hospital three
weeks and will be on crutches for
some time.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the two men
who discovered the fire in our home
In the middle of the night of March
16 and whi awakened us. By their
prompt action they saved our house
from burning completely and In the
confusion we had no opportunity to
thank them and do not know their
names.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Johnson.
2005 Vine street.
Samuel Smith
Killed By Car
Near Corvallis
Kuiiiticl W. U. Smith, ou-ycur-iild
Munihv. Ore., resident 11111I lutlier
ol Roderick M. S111I1I1 of Klnmalli
Fulls ami (.lonltui Siiillh ol l.uKc
vicw. was killrd Instantly lu-i night
w.icn he was struck by 11 car driven
by Reuben Migiicaull. Corvallis. as
Smilh was crossing highway mi just
north ol Corvullis.
Ilt'iiluu County Sheiill C. N. Lilly
sunt Mr. Hmllli wits walking on the
pavt'iiicnl on the light hand side of
(he highway unit llutt Aligiit'tiuil
si.iicti nc uid 1101 see Hut ugt'tl mail
until the cur hit I1I111. Mi. Smilh was
en route from (.IruiK Pass to Cmlc
l.in. driving u light truck III which
he was liaiisHiiiing household goods
belonging to a neighbor, Mis. I.iiiu
Downing, who was moving to Citiic
tou. He had stopped near Ciiivnllis
10 get his truck lights repaired. Mis.
Downing wan walking wllh smilh
but was not hurt. Sheriff Lilly laid
Mlgneniill was not held.
Mr. Smith was well known here
ni hut! made Ills home III Klamath
Fulls Itoiii 11)111 to IU2.I. when lie
operated a notion store oil Main
street across from the Kvaiia build
ing. He ami Mrs. Smilh. who tlirii
December 31. 1943, 1md moved 10 a
Business Visit Ernie Brldger of
Onkridge. former Klomalh Falls
ht.smessman. Is hi town this week
foi a couple of days on business.
KLAMATH
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Opnotlle list Theatre
J. K. IIAHKFSTV. 1). V. M.
I AHt.l AMI MM. ANIMALS
I'hane Uae He. 10"
ranch at Murphy, nenr omuls Pass.
34 years ago. Mr. Hinllh was limn
III May, lMili, In New York slule.
Mr, Hinllh was nil anient lilinler
anil rni'li yeur tuning me i"-' em
son Jollied his sons mid a group of
others lor nil iinniiiil tick lulu the
moiiiiliiliis. Mr. and Mrs- II. M
sjiilllll. Hill Prospect, vlsllctl Willi
lite elilctiv mail Just last Sunday at
Mcdlonl. Itoileiiik Hinllh lelt early
thin morning for Corvallla lo make
iinal arrangements. In addition to
his two sons. Mr. Hinllh Is survived
by a daughter. Mrs. K. T Maunder-.
Piiiiliiuil.
New Home - m. uiul Mis. Mar
vin U. l)ii via have piiniiitsrtl
home at the t'oiuer of Aliiiucdu and
Kile stieels. Dr. Davis has rrcenlly
itltii iit-tl lo 1 1 1 it it in 1 1 1 Falls after
spending lour veins in the aiiny
llicdlcal corps. He has tiH'tleil ull
timet) III Hie Underwood building'.
Dr. Davis iiiatle hl lititno In Klam
itlli Fulls lieliue Ihe wur,
in
J 1 tllsirlliutrd In
THE ALE THAT
OUTSELLS THEM ALL!
Prim (ovorlta with thousands
who pr(r ol, Columbia Al
hat lhal touch of tin brw
matUr's art which makti It
distinctly different. Try a bollltl
Klamath Falls br 1. MAIIVIN HI. TON HUIrlliulliil t o.
Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Hcnzel of Malin are spending two
weeks In Southern California on
vacation. Anna Cacka is with the
children during their absence.
Store Manager Dan Bastien has i
returned from Stockton to resume
his former position here as man
ager of Rogers Jewelry store. He
was with the same company in
Stockton alter he left here a year j
ago. J
Pinochle Club Ye Olde Pinochle
club will meet Thursday at the
home of Louise O'Brien. 2951 Hope,
for luncheon and cards.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our apprecia
tion and thanks for the acta of
kindness, words of sympathy, and
the beautiful floral offerings ex
tended to us in our loss of beloved
husband and father.
Mrs. E. E. Heath
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Heath
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Heath
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Heath.
LIGHTING FIXTURES
HOME WIRING
SUPPLIES
. Free Information
MARK SMITH
AND COMPANY
IS5 E. Main Phone. 5370
NAACP A hot dog party will be
given by the National Association
foi Advancement of Colored People i
on March 20 at 6 p. m. at the home i
cf Mrs. Ben Peters. 432 Broad.
Host esse Mrs. H. F. Altman and
Mrs. O. Stueben will be hostesses for
a meeting of the Zion Lutheran
Ladies Aid planned for this Thursr
day at 2 p. m. at the church.
PTA Shasta PTA executive com
mittee will meet at the school at
2 30 p. m. Wednesday.
STEVE WALKER
Distributor
Signal Heating Oils
Downtown office now at
140 East Main St.
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IN KLAMATH
March 1, IKS
United Stales Senator Robert N. StanJleld will Introduce
a bill for a federal building in Klamath Palls, according to a
letter received today by Linn W. Nesmlth of the building
committee.
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March 17. 1925
Menace to the water supply of Rocky Point and summer
cottages along Pelican Bay was eliminated yesterday when
Jack Ryan, working under contract for D. M. McLemore,
hauled out fifteen carcasses of dead cattle from the waters
of Pelican Bay and creeks nearby.
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1 Gorgeous Mae Murray was starring in "Mademoisellt
Midnight" at the Liberty Theatre.
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The Golden Rule store announced a style show Friday night
to show the new look on popular Spring models.
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March IS. 1915
Yreka Trapping his quarry after a chase from Weed to
Tia Juana, back again to Chiloquin and thence to Ashland
by means of the man's remarkably small and well regu
lated teeth, Sheriff A. S. Calkins of Siskiyou county rushed
Bert Hill Into Jail charged with murder.
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March 19. 1925
Appointment of David R. Vandenberg. Portland attorney,
as deputy district attorney for Klamath county, was an
nounced this morning by Acting District Attorney W. P.
Myers.
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Construction of a fish ladder over the California Oregon
Power company dam on Link river Is the sensible way to
solve the question of opening up the way to the spawning
beds, M. L. Ryckman, state superintendent of fish hatcheries
stated today,
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March 20. 19:5
Yreka Two hours of Intensive sweating this afternoon
failed to weaken Bert Hill, held for the murder of Fred
Smith at Weed, but three finger prints taken from Hill
correspond with those taken from the window of the murder
room.
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March 21. 193S
Foundation of the case which the Hill lines will lay be (or a
the Interstate commerce commission supporting their plans
to extend the Oregon Trunk railroad south from Bend to
Klamath Falls, was laid this week In Klamath county.
(From Evening Herald files i.
When these events were shaping the
course of the Klamath country, The
Landry Company was unknown. Paul
O. Landry opened hia Insurance busi
ness that summer, July 1, 1925. Look
for more history here next Tuesday.
Paul O. Landry
Property - Auto - Fir - Liability Insurance
419 Main Htreet Phone 5612
The Courthouse la Now One Block Down the Htreet
from Our Office
700 Main Street
Phone 3151
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