HIRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAG NtNf
1.M.WW
lamed Head
Of Long-Bell
J, M. Willi. Iiiiii head of Ilia
Lonf-Hell operation at Weeil ami
widely known In thn Hlatiiulli cowl
Uy, hH been named iirealdrnt of
tha Lew-Hrll l.liinlirr iommny.
Ills election look place ycnterday
hi HinHI City. Ml),, lieniliiinrtere
uf the Mt lumlicr concern. IVhlle
auncaeda M. It. NfImiii, who h I
frv4 M prealilcnl allien lli'll.
Major ChaiiKra
Willi' litvutliui In llir u rnl
rlaiiny ami aovoral oilier major
chautl In enocullvo pcrntmliel took
place Hi llio dlrertoia' iiuhMIiik lol
IiiwIik tin rriiulnr aiocklmlitcra'
iiiaellut l lio Luiui-llrll licntltimr
tara Uir.
Nelaon, who Joined the l.onc-llrll
orgaliUalloll III Wild, U retiring from
acllva duly along- with Vic I'rrai.
danla J. I). Trillium, H. M. Mnrrla,
and I.. I I'lilpninn of Longvlrw mid
A. n, ryerllt of Kmiaaa City. Thcae
man hava barn re-elected la the
board of dlreelnra and wilt ronllnua
la aery In an advlaory capacity
during (ha coming Ir,
r While la Ilia fiiurUi iirpalilcnt of
Ixjim-Ilcll In It 13 yeaia uf riHillnu
oiu oiMirallnn. He Htnl became auo
rlauii wllh Ilia Interciita of txinii -Moll
111 IIHia whrn hr went to wink
fur Uia Weed I.uiiiIkt company rt
Weed, California. Tim company
u dlaaolvod aa a acptirnta firm In
fax and became (ho Weed dlvuion
of l.oug-H'11
Well Known
Whin, a ftell-kmmn I iituir In ilia
lumbar Iniltulry uf ilic Weni, tcrvcd
for ninny year an a director nf (ha
California Plnr Ho I lnt rtbui xm.
paat preaident of the I'nclfic dlvlnlon
nl Ilia National Auioclnllon of
Wooden Hox Mnnufiw-tiireii ami a
an officer and director nf the Went
arn Plna njiaoclallim. Ki r ninny ycitta
ha wa a director and officer of Hie
Weed branch of Ihe Anclii-Cnllfur-nla
National bank.
Whlta will make hit hcnrlimnriera
In IinRylew. the i lly on Ihe Colum
bia rlyer which win foutidrd an a
planned city In MSI when the com
pany built a Incite lumber nianufac
lurinff plant (here ,
Prcxy
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Weed Killer
Kills Cattle
HOl'BTON. 1x. April 37 M'i
Thi arrMfnlfit dump! tin of WW)
ffnllnn nf meiilr wrrd klllliiR
rhemlrnl (nln wwciRr nvntrm hnn
rMtiltrd In the drnth of 400 hrnd of
nttle In flrRjForlK cotmly, jiouth of
hrrp.
0m Wrdrn n T XUvnt Mtd
Hd fBttlr nnd wllrillfr llni Ihe
bfnki nf I.lttli I.lnvlMr rrffk Into
whlh th mwaep dtniVMKl nvntm
mntlM.
V V Andrr-von. BmUn mil
Fond nfflrlnl. nld (tif rhnnlrnl wn
dumped bv n.Ni!.k Into Ihe nrwnRe
yttem Imit Thurndny.
?Torwmen were ent out to warn
resident ulnnf the creek nf the
flhitlon.
J. M. White, lunc-tlme renldent
uf Ueed, irh hit liren rlevnted to
the prrfthlrnry of th big Long
Mell Lumber comimiy.
Circus Due
In Klamath
Klnrrmth Fit It Klwnnli club !
K)'iiiRoili.B (tie two-dny rnifutferncnt
here nf Htillry Mrnthers clrcu,
Wediifwlity nnd ThtirmUy.
The Khow wilt help dwell the fund
for Mill itddlllon rerrention park
r hli h In n KlwitnU project.
The rlrrUB promlneii new ward
rnbe. new nrti nnd new wild nl
mnl fenturea.
AmonK perfurmen tn pner In
(he thre rlt.Rn nr the ItodRlnl
fumlly bnrebnrk muni. Ihe Htiinley
Irrute, hlKh-wtre nrtUU, Hendernon
hitrh-bar prrfnrmern, Cnpt. Hush
Bennett, wild mil mnl trainer.
The Knlfht family, Mftmiml
hnd Chlrn MnrrnnRnn. trnV7i (er
fcrmerB. Prloren :ntdnwkl billed i
Oiirrn of the Air will bUo be In
elnrted. Tliere will be pvumv elephnnln
In nddltlnn to Ihe rcRiilur nlr.e. Wild
V.'cut prrfnrmerH led by Swede
Murk Jtihfutnn, clawim, popcorn.
b'n)ii nnd nlnk lemonnde.
Tenin Sflll be pitched nt Ihe 8
(h n-rert clrcun RroundR nl Ihe
rrnr of Jhe 8nfewnv store, perform
nncn will be given boh rtnw nt 3
nnd n. m IVwir will he open t
t nnd 7pm to rllow vtiltom to tee
nl) the Ride jihnwi.
Pope Praises
Italian Polls
HOMK, April 32 (l-l'opa Pill
XJ1, In a furiiml atalement to tha
Anierlciui pronn, aald today til Ital
ian electlona "will ba nietnorabla in
aiiuula uf i Lit 1 1 it 1 1 hUUiiy."
"An antlin people," the pope atild,
"liua given piuui of I la Krave aenaa
uf civic duly mid the aklm uf Italy
ura briuliUT with hope in,"
Ilia pupa Implicitly deplored "tha
urior" uf ilium who voted for tha
coiiiiiuiuiru,
"Our uwn piitfrinil heart turna,
aadilcned by Ilia apecuicla of o
many, who In their riioliun or blind -new,
atubuornly held to the path
Unit cum limd only to illMiater lor
body und mill alike," ha aald.
"May He In Ilia mercy and love
Illumine their mind, ao that they
may aae the error nf their way."
The pontiff a alutement waa In re.
aponae to a reijiieal made lo him
two duy uko by repreaentntlvea of
three American newa acrvlcea whom
he received In private audience.
l.Hle Uxlny, he aent hla atatement
to the offlre of Myron O. Taylor,
I'realdent Truman'a peraoual repre
aenlatlve at the Holy Bee, to be
handed lo the three American newa-
men.
Ill In California Mra. Charlea C
Drew Br., of the Henlev dlntrtct l
erloly III In Chlco. Cnllf. Charlea
IJrew la alowly recnverlim at Chlrn
fiom an attack of arlhrllla al
thoUKh ha la not In Ihe honpltnl al
pi client. Their addreaa la In care of
Knlo hoapltnl, Chlco, Calif.
It paya to u the Want-Adu!
High School
QammttttX VW
Two more claaaea have chalked
up rally for their track queen can
dldatea. The Junior met at noun,
Wednesday, to ralne pep for Can
didal Hcverly Younu; and the
aenlora met today noon, to adver
Ue their candidate, Trudy Ben
nett. I'reKldent of the clav.cN, Jim
Owen and (llenn Lorciu, iiandled
the golnit on.
Officer for the 1048-48, Teen
Aice council were voted on by the
atudent body today, hach atudent
marked their "x" for one of the
following nominee: for prcaldent,
Hod Hell and Jerry Hchubert, vice
prealdent, Hill Hrandmca, Bob
Laird. Carmel Klnnlfran and Jean
Henderaon; aecretary, Joan Moore,
Harbara DoUon and Dolorca Rob
ateck: and treasurer, Jim Owen,
Nick Long and Darlcne Price.
The Krater taff member are
feeling pretty proud of the honor
Juat bestowed upon them by the
Oregon High School pre anaocla
llnn. Being the winner of the title
of bent high achoo) paper In Ore
gon, la quite aomelhlng, and moat
of the credit belong to Editor Ron
nie Brown, A far a we can find
out, thl I the Ilrat time that KU
ha ever won thl trophy,
Twenty-one girl have algned up
lo take the trip thl week-end with
the Cllrla' Hkl club to Hoodoo. The
reservation have been made, and
the girl will leave In private car
Friday after achool or Saturday
morning, and kl Saturday and part
of Sunday. Ml Lillian Itedkey,
Mr. Maria Bond and Donna Mc
Vey are the leader of Die akl club.
'
A heated race la being run In the
atudent body election among the
four candidate for the preildency.
Home of the (logana the boy are
ulng Include for Don Paillette,
"vote for Don to carry on;" lor Dick
Jackatadt, "Vote for Jaktadt, they
call him honent Dick." Third nom
inee, Jim Owen advertle with,
"Jim Owen falrne and efficien
cy;" fourth candidate, Wllber El
liot, I merely emphasizing, "Elliot
lor Prenldent."
The outcome of the election will
probably be known by thl time
next week, a election day are
Tuedajr and Wedneaday, April 27
and 31.
A vote of well-deaerved thank
hould go to the Elk lodge for the
dance Wedneaday night that they
gave for hlgh-achooler all over the
county and Tulelake. Student re
ceived free coke, refreshment
and Baldy'i mulc at the annual
affair.
""' e.a.ni ..na
C3K!'f,'l
nun main 1 1 an nnl V imjk
WARIV-Bnrn al Klamath Valley hoa
plUI, Klamath r.lll. Ore. April 21, IMI.
lo Mr. and Mr. William Ward. 10O1 K.m,
a boy, Wallht: pound 3'li ouncM.
Little Ad get Big Raeulta. Ua
The Herald and Newa Want-Adal
A. Argand. of Geneva, Invented
the f!rt clentirically-controllel oil
burner In 1784.
HOTELS "
OSBORN HOLLAND
EUGENE. ORE. MEDFORD
Thoroughly Modern
Hi ana Mra. J. I. larltr
an J.t larltf
rraarlalara
r
Mill Ada el III Reaulla IN
Thr Herald and Nea Wint-Ailat
Alaska Coal Mine
Ooerntion Planned
POIITI.AND. April 13 lr-Dcvel-npmeni
nf Aln.tknn coal and miner
al field la planned by a new com
pnnv with headquarter here.
William T Forn, ralrbank.
Alntk. anld the Alnklle corporation
held claim to rnnl at Cni I.la
burne. anme 100 mllea north of the
Arctic circle. He aald mining of
chromlle. aalM-aio and clay also la
belna considered.
The. coal would be marketed In
Japan and other Western Pacific
atena R. W. Irish, Portland,
president
Yoa day, weeks froahor from
toaating oven to your table!
Mother Knows, Best !
Any coffee could be
as good as
IF others could always assure uniform flavor every
lime all the time guaranteed now by S& W'
NEW roasting process.
IF others were always willing to pay for the same
expensive, high-altitude coce, used so generously
in ihe ScV W blend.
IF others always made year-round, world-wide
election of the best coffee crops to assure contin
uing consistent blending.
IF other coffees were always as carefully aged for
mellowness before roasting.
IF others would preserve roaster-freshness by
packing their coffee exclusively in cans under th
extreme high vacuun used by S& W.
YES a a a ny coffet rnuld ht m rich, M hnJieit,
i fraratit as (,' Mtllow'd C.ofjrt . . . But try
S 4 IP Cojjtl at bomt lonhht ni if if you think
ny to (Jet it t good.
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PERFECTION IN PORCELAIN
.... ... 1 1, w
-Jil'gau, rlowsirCMUrcapiecTinincociounx muicum, I
tairii , SBB"";-'b) - lCf- San FrnciKO,chiiexquisilrdeiigncdcupwo
S,r "CagaTCgCPV .T'c'-ffrtJl ' ' :,jIV cfested mote thin 200 yean igo in Meuiea, I I
' 1 ' ' 11 TJ ,nct1" atl II Germtny-ihebinhnliceofcUuicEuropeaa
I ' I" JHtjmtSSST. tt'l inch (0K . II porceltiri. Typical of ihe period U the heroic
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SW FINE FOODS ARE fflE FOODS
DRESSED
Red Fryers .
55c per lb. I"!
EYlftceratlng charge 10c
per bird.
Strictly frenh Killed on
order only.
PHONE 4069
CHRIS'
Poultry Farm
3004 Anderson Ave.
DRIP AND REGULAR GRINDS
NOW!
Good Companion!,
'O'" t A purrbred champion from Kentucky
f mt tf'K -that' congenial Bond 4 Ullardl Try
ftw this companionable whlalcey tonlghll kfaj
NATIONAL DISTILLERS RO0UCTI CORP., KfW YORK, H. Y,
KENTUCKY WHISKEY
-A BLEND
SS PROOF (5 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS
We Lead -Others Follow
Snucoa" 29
kuauuaiMl LB. )aV aW
SPAM 40c
It-OCTM M aW
Port Sausage Ar
BOaODT laatf
Cottage Cheese JC
lay laky lii Malfcir eaa a haatlaf. f rk tia k e Uay
bMlHty om4 bfty No Itfe4MdI J4 sbtci tiwo oo4 oiMeuf om4 olooty of
amaay ky aaaalag areaitk H EMU'S fae Hn ( avaryifcUf far kaaV
'rat. Wa'va feaah, vrramuwicli frurtt and vtaalablaa . . . rasry eeaala , . .
am aMk (rnaah and cam. ad) . . . aaa (raaal variaty ai Hun aa nl
caaaol My H aHcal nW Ma ab-Mr-lia SAVINCS.
CHAWflmCf Shortening
tfUVTTU&Ul.lhtin ,
SIM
I
Honey
Pare Alfalfa and
Clover. 5-lb. tin
98
Pork & Beans JsSL 1 3C
'flW lmts
Marshmallows 9Cc
U-a, mat aa ati
QukkTaptoci ICc
Wnai IH-aa. (.'
Shred Cocoamrt Qc
Oaaaal tmtr. n.-
SpaghettiDkmer 3Qc
Dog Food OQc
kaan.UHaa.laa, J far
Wax Paper OCc
CltrHa. 1U-H. nl efcaaf
Asparagus -10c
New Potatoes 2 lbs. 19c
Cucumbers lava Faaar lb. 19c
Artichokes u 2 for 15c
Celery raaay Craa lb. 8c
Onion Plants Wala Walla ivacta, Baaek 10c
Cherries Umm dCc
mt tart, Ka, I a'
Peaches 39c
Ibaana, Nk IH taa-
Ding Peaches OOc
M Maata, Ka. IH '
Apple Sauce ICc
la;al Clak. Ka. I Ma-
Fruit Cocktail OCc
Urrjl Ka, 1 lal
Prune Plums ICc
raetfla MM, IVi wa l
Srapefrult ICc
Carat KaJ Hal
Sliced Peaches Oc
Na, IH wa m0
i m ' i i ii an a i u
mm
Qaaltr rnak .
Ocean Fresh Crab
Ground Beef
Skinless Wieners
Pork Steak M
Pure Lard
Taaaar, M
lb.- 29c
lb. 39c
lb. 39c
lb. 49c
2 lbs. 49c
run colouo rxni and rmraaa
INDEPENDENT FOOD STORES
jffidffiitet. .ttrx.fef Al
WrM WMaaaaa4
yjl niuiiiaii " minimal
mm BABY FOOD
mtaM. ar ca.ma. Tta
6ERBERS JUNIOR FOOD
Urar Bant aM Vaat Taa
J'
18c
Swifts Baby Food Ifc
Swifts for Juniors 2?c
GERBERS BABY FOOD
Canal, Barter aa4 OilMl rkf, .
KARO SYRUP
Crretal W&Ha. IH v katOa
15
21
fxtro - Special.'
MIXED FRUIT JELLY 9Rc
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