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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1948)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ACI THRU WtAIHtK WKN'I'EKN OIIKIKIN Cimaltlaralila alouilluaM Willi ihllWVIK Ltday llll HtllltlM. AflVIIHHlll hlati JW lu IM tlay anil OH Ui OJ aumlay. luw tt,itltit m Ut aft Mmlaiala l fraali koutlt lu nutliwa! wrtml till t'uwit. KANTKMN OMKIiUN MiMlly rllillllx lo nlglil ml aumlay. H4'llril howara nil law aflarn'MMt thiiiiileialiirina. HHNhlly I'iMilvr Ihla atiilHMii. Tiiiwra tura Ml lo 70 lutlay anil M U Ofl Sun day. I.iw liinliilil M ui til KLAMATH JAM ANIJ VIC'INITY-. arlly clttiidv lunlahl anil aumlay. High Imlay 04. l.ow lunlalil 31. IIKH Sunday '"noHTIIWIN CAI.irOIINIA Partly timid? aiililll anil ntiMtly rlmiily Willi iH'ialnnal almwari nwrlli pnrllnn liniay. mimlay uailly cluiiily wllh a law ilmw ara aaliania ninth imrllon. Mlltf lilly cixJar Similar. Mmlarala watarly wlnita off euaat Iwomlng nnrlliwaalarly Suntlay. IinprovlnsMra. Hurry Tollen of Wooua, wliot hiibund died of In Jnrlcn received In a wreck early 'Ihurixlity nmrnliiit nriir Ohemult, u reported a illulitly Improved at Klamnth Valley Imtpllal Satur day. Mm. Tnlten atiffered multiple. Iiilurlr. Including the fmrture of both Irirn In Ihe accident which altn Injured her young will, l.elloy, 6. The rlilld Improving Bntiirdny from till hurU which Includre a binken Iff. lliinanaa Dance The Bonanr-a city rnuni'll In Klvlim dunce Mny 1 t the nmmnut hliih school, the money to be uaed for the fire tlght liif equipment fund. Floyd Joiner' Bmnothlr" will fumUh mutlr und dancing l from 10 to 1. A combina tion radio-phonograph will be pre wnted one of the gurat durlni the evrnlnt. Celled North Mr. J. O. Patter son of Muniment lane, ha been called to Vancouver, B. 0 by the death of her mother. Mra. D. R. Scott. Mrt. Bcoll vlalled here about a year ago Dr. Patteraon. who U 111. will not go north. Mr. Patteraon will be tone for no me time and may be reached at J74 W. 13th. Vancouver, B 0. To Ijikevlrw Mr. Bam Bony. ell-known Lakevlew retldcnt. waa moved by Kaler'e Ambulance erv Ice from the Trlday nlhl train to her home In Lakevlew. Mrt. Bony wae Inlured In an automobile accl dent recently and has been a pa tient In a Han Bernardino hoapltal, Bhe differed bark hurU. .aim Mr and Mra. Joe Cal houn of rout 1 returned home Uil week following a villi uirougn ore ion and Washington. In Pendleton tliey vlalied their daughter, Prance, and their daughter and ann-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. Pred EHngman of Port land. War ne Meaning There will be a meeting of pracucal nuraee. nurae Ida, and all Ulnae Intereeted, In room 110 e Klamath Union high acnool, Tuaaday, April 90, at 7:S0 p. m. The aaiTlnr will be an organlaaUonal aaaton for a forthcoming Improve sejant eourae. Cart Party KnlghU of Pythlaa will bold a card party at I p. m Monday, April 1. In the IOOP hall All KnlghU and fiienda are cordial ly invited. r.lnetrd Word I nut been received that J, Kelly f'arrl, aun of Mr. and Mra. O. W. Henry, 337 Murtlu, una been elected lulu meiiiboralilu In the Bkull and Uugger, honurary ao ulety at the Unlverally of Ori-uoii where he la a law atuilent. Ho la one of 3D frenhiiien ao honored. New Ilauihter Mr, and Mia. David TotUin of 2IIIB lliidclirfe uie receiving oongrntululloiu from their friend on the birth of a daughter early Huturduy morning at Kliimiith Valley himplUI. The nine giri weighed t imunila M'-i, ouiicea. Tot ton la with McCulloch Motor!. Vlall Mra. T. A. Burke and daughter, Pntrlcla of Loa AiikcIm, aunt and counln of Mra. w. u. Cly of Huminera Inne, have been vlaltlng at the Kly home the pnat week. They left Tliurnday forPort land and Seattle, whert Uiey wiu vlilt relatlvea. t. u.-1 1 1- Hljtnlev Ravmo'id Knouae haa re-eiillled In the nuvy aa radioman Uilrd claaa. He haa been aenl to the naval receiving tui tion In Seattle for further aaiugn- ment. Knouae gave hl addreaa aa generul delivery. iiauahUr Hum Mr. and Mra. William Milne of 747 N. 8lh. are parent of a daughter born at Klamath Valley hoapltal Saturday morning. Milne la with Uie Qual ity Meal Market here. Lodge Roald lodge No. J of Bona of Norway will meet in tne mall purty room of the Winema hole at 7:30 D. m. rnnay. April aa. There will be entertainment. All new and old mcmbera are Invited. Nervleea Tlie Mlaalonary Bapllat church will hold regular church aervlcea and Sunday achool at Uie Midland grange hall. Leon Lybrand la Sunday echo! auperlntendenl, ana John R. Blalock la Uie mlMlonary paator. Mm Drill Prarllra All offlceni. committee chairmen and eacoru of Uie women of Uie Mooae, and uioae i-h.iuI In Kawimliir MrnrLa. 1FI requrated to be at Uie hall Monday evening, at 7:30. lor arm pracuce. Minor Hurgery Mra. Andy Moek. 44IS Peck drive, had minor turnery at HllUlde hoaplwl Saturday morn ing. Mra. Meek la bookkeeper for the Eaglea lodge. Ttrrill Triol Slated Wednesday Juatlce of Uie Peace J. A. Mahoney aid Saturday he probably would act the trial of Olenn Terrill. county eeaeuor, for Wednesday, April 20. Terrill U charged with driving while intoxicated, and hla attorney. J. C. O'Neill, entered a plea of not guilty for him. Terrill haa not appeared In court alnce the day of hla arreat, Wednes day, and haa not reported for work at the courUioiue for two daya. Fri day 00 caah ball waa poated for him. "Y" Official Is Visitor In Klamath Aurll It and 10 became aneclal dnya for Kliimiith county YMCA when the "Y" received a vlalt from Curl 1. Mnlitndnr, aMoclate area aec rotury of the Pacific Northweat area council of Young Men'a OhrUtlan iiaaoclutlona, whoae aiieclalty l coun echini and work relutad to the YMCA young adult program, Melander apoke at the YMCA lieudquurtera In the Klumalh armory building to a group compoaed oi repreaelitaUvea from the varloua Young Adult cluba of Uie YMCA, treading particularly the future of the young adult program of Uie YMCA In Klnmath county. Young adult organization uon aorcd by Klumalh county YMCA Include: The Oradale Sorority, for young women Jul out of high achool; the Phalanx club, for young men Jtut out of high achol: Uie Y Men, a group of young bunlnca and pro feaiiloiml men, and their wive, the Yi Menettet; and the Bo-Ed, a o clal education group for men -nd women. Candidate WrlTr V""' - V " ,Ka.,.ii'' aar t 1 ' v : ' I 11. m Arlii,rmarl of Portland I running for the republican nomi nation for governor on a piauorm favoring eale of liquor oy uie drink, veteran' bonuaea, legalized gambling and larger old-age benefit. Police Hold Third Youth A third Indian youth, LoreuUne Steve Welter, 18, I In the county Jail In connection wllh a burglary at Beatty Wednesday morning. He la charged with concealing itolen proiwrty and ball 1 act at 12000. Welter wat arretted Friday after noon at Bprague River and brought to Jail by Deputy Willi Pankey. He I a brother of Ralph Welter. 18, who remain In Klamath Valley hoe plial with a bullet wound In hla hip. Both Ralph Welter and Simeon Buchanon Riddle Jr., 17, are named In two tcparale count of burglary. They allegedly broke Into a Beatty pool hall and Uie Bonunut tavern, where Welter waa ahoi by Riley Comer, night watchman. The younger Welter boy allegedly waa In poateatlon of money and oUier properur taken In Uie pool hall burglary. Suspect Arrested In Stabbing Case Edith Wilton, 43, of 1841 Fargo. waa arretted Friday night by (tale police and lodged In the county Jail on a charge of aaaault and bauery. Bhe allegedly l tabbed Mack Shear, 67, In Uie back with a pocketknlfe Thursday at Shear'a cabin off Klam ath avenue. He waa only slightly Injured. Teen Age Club Opening Held Off Till May Oenerou cooperation o i me towntpeople towara vno new i . i.. rr,. fa k ath. la making a recreational center for Uie young people that everyone can ue pruuu of, Bill Procter, airecior, ia oi.ui The grand opening eev iot ncv week haa been potiponea umu i Mm in ufirlr rielav. Proctor ad- v'lted, but Uie open house will ex tend an entire week wnen everyone Is welcome to vlalt Uie premise and 1 urged to do to, Officer of the club for the eruu i in h. niM-ted at a meet- inn It lh. rMrreAtion office Of the city hall at 7:30 on Tuesday when representatives of every acnooi in Uie Das in win oe prescnu The club l for all teen-ager In Uie batln, Procter emphasized, and t i.-i h n.rMn. mrm reaooildlnaT tDlen- dldly with gifts to make the club a place they will approve aa a recre ational center. t"h- .nar for the center 1 avail able through Uie courtesy of R. P. Oliver. Union carpenter and paint er are donating the work of re decorating. A. F. of L. teamster have contributed a refrigerator and numerou other organization and merchant are presenting useful Item. There la need for additional book and record for the club. Procter said. If anyone feel Inclined to -slst In thl project and haa nothing In mind. Names of all contributor will be published for the opening. Heroic Truck Driver Wins Praise For Saving Child PORTLAND, April 17 Rescue of tiny girl from drowning In the black of night brought recognition to a heroic Oregon truck driver In Portland Friday night. Named Driver of the Month and awarded a gold, engraved wrlttwatch, Eldon Ollllam, 30, of Scappooae, taved the life of a child thrown from a ca reening vehicle Into the water of a drainage ditch near Ooehen on the night of March 29. OHUam, driver for Safeway Store, Inc., came upon an over turned car between Oothen and Creawell on U. 8. highway M and topped to tee If help waa needed. Hr found a lone woman, Mra. L. M. Vermote of Orovllle. Calif., In a tale of hyateiia. crying that her buby had been thrown out of her car when It had struck the road shoulder and overturned. In the 1 darkness he had been unable to 1 locate the child. With the terrified mother calling nd crying. Ollllam used hla flash- . light to make a hurried reconttruc- j tlon of the accident and plot the ; most likely location of the missing ! baby. After a brief search he j cauirht a glimpse of a tlnv leg pro truding from the muddy water of a roadside ditch, the rest of the child eomnletelv lubmerged. Mr. Vermote wrote to Gilliam's employer, "She waa unconscious. . Your driver worked on her little body 1 unUl the sweat wat atandlng out on hit forehead. He got her to breath ing again. He then wrapped her up In hla Jacket and put her In his truck and got her warm. I wish I were able to reward this man. I hope you will give him Uie best you have to offer. He certainly de serves It." In awarding the watch to Ollllam, Frank E. Landsburg, chairman of the Portland traffic safety commis sion, said thla wa one of the moat heartwarming Incident he had ever known. The award ceremonies were broadcast over station KOW In Portland following a re-enactment ot the rescue, K. E. Phelster, Portland trucking superintendent for Safeway, who nominated Ollllam for Uie prize, noted that the Incident would have ended In tragedy had the driver be come excited or given up in hi at tempt to restore the child' breathing. "It took forty-five minute of ar tificial respiration to renew the spark of life," Phelster aald. Although Ollllam work out or Portland, he live in Scappooae with hla wife and two children. In 12 year of professional driving, he haa been charged with only one minor accident. By winning the March Driver of the Month award, he be comes one of the drivers eligible for Oregon and national Driver of the Year award. The Oregon trucking Industry presents a gold wristwatch each month to an outstanding truck or bus driver, chosen on Uie basis of heroism, unusual courtesy, or re markable contribution to safety. The watchea are made available by Carl Oreve, Portland Jeweler. Tire dealer Rudy Nelson has given the transport association $600 cash, to be awarded to the top driver of the year. "Truck driver have been every thing from heroes to mldwlves." J. L. DEAN Public Accountant one! Auditor New Office Location 108 North 7lh St. Phone 8348 Pretervt Thoi VoluobU Popcn and Documents Let Ui Copy Them Dp to 8li"xll" 88e Underwood's Comero Shop IT! Mala Phone 781 nkMiQ os Dry. New Council Unable To Do Anything About It! Bartenders are working only one-third of the time while Tavern and Bar owners walk up and down the street with a far-away look in their eyes, bewildered and non-plussed. Yessir, folks, the city is really drying up and the big mudhole in front of the YUKON is ONE'! You no longer have to rent a boat and there is no danger of anyone DROWNING trying to get to that big Free Gift Hour which takes place at 8 and 11 each night CALIFORNIA TIME Don't worry about the big crowds ... we will give you a YUKONITIS capiule even if you cannot tqueoie in and hove to tand on the sidewalk. You are invited to get your chance to win that $400 jackpot and we will tee that you get it. Wouldn't it be nice while you were sitting in one of our comfortable booths enjoying a cool cocktail or one of those NOW FAMOUS baked ham sandwiches the bartender would hand you a capsule which would tell you that ou had won the Jackpot of $400! Well that's going to happon to someone, and it might as well be YOU. You have to be someplace, you know, and it doesn't cost anything. Now don't worry about the mud, for although the Street Department cannot fix the streets, thank God they can't control the weather and it WAS bound to dry up sometime. But even though you have splashed your dress or suit it would not have mattered for Jo and Charlie say, "Coma as you are.". n Years of honeU ef- M ff fort, representing re- liable Insurance Coco- i j panic, built our repav f 1 HI Ulioa for getting j claim aetlled prompt- vj ) ly, tat the full value ft 1 gtuirmnlted by n U kIjohi sandmeyer u l(f INSURANCE fl Yinit. - mat sets II aald O. O. Knowlton, manager of the Oregon Motor Trent port asso ciation. "But they're usually too modest to report It. The Driver of the Month contest waa started aa the public would tell u about these thing and we could make appropri ate awards." Enllatere Deane Henry Han. on of Clarence Henry Hagen, U48 Boardman, haa enlisted In the U. . navy for a three-year period. Hagen waa aworn In at Portland on April 10 and has been given a 10-day leave before reporting In Ban Diego for basic training. "A" ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received May 10, 1948 at the office of Sheldon Brumbaugh, Architect, Pine Grove Rr. 2, Box 812, Klamath Falls, Oregon, for the construction con tract on an addition and alteration to the Tuleloke Pres byterian Church at Tuleloke, California, according to the plans and specifications prepared by Sheldon Brum baugh, Architect. Plans and specifications moy be obtained at the office of Sheldon Brumbaugh, Architect, Rr. 2, Box 812, Kla math Falls, Oregon. Upon receipt of a deposit of $10.00 which will be refunded to the bidder upon return of Hie Plans and specifications to the Architect. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Surety Company Bond in the full amount of the contract price, and he shall be required to carry Public Liability Insurance, as required by California Law.-. A Bidder's Bond or Certified Check in an amount equal to five (5) per cent of the lump sum bid, must accompany the bid as a guarantee for the execution of the Contract and the Bonds, in cese the contract it awarded to the bidder. The Owner reserves the right to reject any and ell bids and to waive any informalities. Signed, George Rieben Chairman, Building Committee era ,inaf' Sparkling Company YES, FKESH, dean, aparkliac at the real beer flavor of this favorite of millions. Flavor blended of never leta than 33 fine brew ... it's truly a pleasure to drink a pride to distribute blended-eplendid Pabtt Blue Ribbon. Your choice Is bottle or cane. Western Wholesalers 183 E. Mala FhetM - " ia Baahlaaal ftaWaa UaaaBhamaVi LfaSaV PfsWTISnasj sjf fwtw wm mmm eaaaw ATTENTION! Gifts of jewelry ond silver natural ly have to be selected with cara . . . we, the members of the Klamath Jewelers Association, comprising all locol established jewelers, urge potential purchasers to consider several factors before buying from house-to-house salesmen. Some of the Problems to Be Considered Are: 1. Reputation of Seller. 2. Quality and price of product. 3. Brand nationally respected. A. The advantages of open stock patterns. 5. Choice of payment plans. All LOCAL jewelers welcome in quiries into product standards. s' I ,ry mMm few. Buy Nationally Advertised "Names" mm A . - ,f. . , - 4-Piece Sterling Silver Place Setting for $13.65 from such a nationally respected manufacturer os INTERNATIONAL FOR YOUR PROTECTION CALL YOUR LOCAL JEWELER plu tax. ' THIS ADVERTISEMENT .IS SPONSORED BY Jewel & Gift Shop Rogers Jewelry Co. Bertram' Jewelry J. C. Renie, Jewelar Harwin't Jewelers Rickys Jewelers
