MONDAY, MAY 3, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE FIVE .
WEATHER
WK.h'l KUN OIIKlillN riimily Willi
r.ln l.'il.l. iici h.IihiwIIv lmnltiHtv Tiira.
iImv cliiuily Willi ih rn-liihiil allimoia,
Hllghtly I'.iul.r tlila .Hpiiiihiii Willi lilitlii
iu .' in im iuw iiimuhi -in in 4n Hiniim
unlit wlniU till I'tmat, il.i'ieualiif nin.
wIihI I'liilMlil
fcAHTI'.UN UIIKIIIIN Cl.nulv Willi ln
tKiitillleiil rtilll I'.'Imv. lioritnilnil w.iii.
wlml limvl.i limlillit. (itnaiil.i.lil.
i'l..llllllli".H Willi ntltviril ahuwt'ia 'III...
d lliali. till i" iia Uiwa ;m iii 4n.
KLAMATH AI.I. IT.iiiiI with
.hnw.ia li.lllnhl. Tii.arl.y inlllv li.Ml.ly
Mill, ai'Mllrii"! atiuwi'l. lll(ll tml.y
limit 111. lw tonmllt 4H: lllgll Tua
ilny lift
NUIlTIIKIIN lAUMIltNIA Kulr ..mill
NMil inn II I'lollilv mil III IihIm). t.'llinlit
.ml Tiio'Ihv. ...'.in I'lollilv Willi ii. m
altm.l IIHllI lulu l"lis eatumi. milih.ltl
t'.mal ami H..I Oii-kiiii huMlfr anil f.'M
Ml. Mil r.llll.l toAl M.iilvlnt. ..lulli
Wfl 111 w..l WUkU nil l-.tuil, K('.
ii,c'H tlx li.afi till .ati.in. imitherii cai.
Itullslllrrs nl Nile -.llliilllll tclll
pie. IlilllKhters 1)1 ilin Nile, Will HUM
HllltiriluV. Muy H. Ill A.itlllltlll. At
I'J ID p in. ii lull. Iii iiii nnil piiiuriiin
to honor eliiiiitei" members hnve been
utrnnucil. Thin will lie lirlil In I he
Klkn temple. All liicinlicis of the
temple wllo citll llllrliil lire asked
lo do mi, For ri'.i'ivulliiiin lor
liiiii-lirnii anil tiiiiinpiiiliitlnti, local
members mity cull Mm. (Ii-ihbci May,
MU7, ItcMMviititiiis should bo In
by Wednesday.
Week-end Vl.lt - June HcrMl
brrucr, ilniiHlitcr of Jink HrrMi
ba iliT of AM N. llllll, spent the wcek
iir.d ttt home, Kim in a flrnL year
student at Utn University of Orinon
iiNpliiuetie. Hlie Mini a her Innine
"iirst, Jrminle MrOlhiil ol Clili iiKn.
'Mir two art Alphtt Cliiininii Delia
sorority sisters m the university.
Nrliliboni of Woodcraft There
will be u rruiiiiir nirrllim of Nelith
born of WoiHliriilt In the KC hull
Monility nvriilnu, Mny :i u( H p. in.
and a Mother's Day proimnti hnn
been planned. Kclrciliiiiems will
bi wrvH by Idii Mih-IipUiix. KIIpii
Kly nnil Itulh Hull.
I.plnn Aiiiprlrnn l-ulon nnil
miKllltiry iiipinljpr hiivp brrn InvltPd
la Miilln Momliiy nliilit lo imiiu ipnip
111 UlP crlrbrntloll o( thp lUlh nil
nlvpiMiry ol Ihr orKunliulon of the
Mnlln niixlllnry. 'I'luup mini! nrr In
npPl l Hip lesion linll hpin t 7
p m. to nrrnnb'p ininniKirlnllon.
Tlittt Nobtp (Irttllll Club- Jennie
llurtt will bp luwiPM to thp Punt
Noblo Cllttllll Hub of lMiiprlty Hp
lirknh lmlB Thurulay. Mny i m hrr
honip TIiptp will bn pollmk
limilipnn lit 1 p. m.
MppIIui ri.inii -TIiiti' will bi'
nuuliu' liiri'tlnii of Wiuut'ik ol the
Moomi ul H p. in., Tuiviiluy. 'Micro
will bp Inltliilliiii, nnil nllli liil vliil
liH'H me pxpBt:UU. 'I'liw pi'OMt'iiui will
Ihi (llrci tpd by Jo I'liup, thiili'iiiiui of
i:hlld cum mid triiliiliiu. Hpfipnh
liirnlA will 1 wrviMl.
f rom lloiiiiliiil - Uiiiin Iluuiiiuinn
of DM Wiiiihlimloii, who l ronovpr
lull from major miiitpi-y, whh movpd
nun KluiiiiUh Viillpy liimplliil Hiin
dny moiiiliiK by I'roli'iwlniiiil Ambil
liuico hPi'Vlce.
Wrdiipmluy lull -'1 hp WpdiiPMluy I
club of Ht. I'uul'ii Kplnmipiil cluin li i
will inpi'l Wi'dnpiidiiy ul II p. in., In 1
thp piu lnh holinp. Ciiiiln will b
pluyrd. Mi nibrrn mid their iiupkUi
ii ro curdliilly invited,
To lliitpllul -Mm, oibi flmilhtoii .
of mil Walnut, wioi inovpil by Kulpr'n
niiiljiiliini p from hpr hump lo Khun- j
itlh Vullpy liiMpital Huiiday iiIkIU. i
Itiiulnlon Ik ii liiiiu-llmp ruiploye ol '
Moty truck uliop, I
Midland CiraiidP Mpnibcrs ol I
Midland ki'iiiikh will mppt at 8 p. in, I
Wpiliipiiday at which limp there will :
be it MoUier'n Uay piimium. Hp- '
fielimpiiln will be hpivpiI by the
Home Kconumini club. All Kriuuicm
nie welcome, j
Vlillor-Ml. NpIhoii
Mrn, Paul ISeinlinrdt, both nt Hmin. ',
port, in vlmilnit here thin week ul . i
me home or thplr brotlipr and l-ler-ln-lBW,
Mr iind Mm. C. A. Ilcn
dprnon, 11)72 Karle.
Curd PrlyThe 8ulirbii leiisue
niixlllnry will hold a pinochle puiiv
1'uewlay nt 3 p. m. nl the home of
Mm. Ailn lliirlmi, 1747 Hope
Arrlven Mrs, Mnruaiet Dudley
arrived by Uiillrd plane Holiday
mmnliiK for n nhnrt vlnit with her
dniiuliier. Mm. Malcolm Kpley, mid
fiinill)'. lier home Id nt Oakland.
Orianlir. I rulrrnlty - ,luhn Hell
bromipr of Klmrmili Fnlln was in
Ktrumeiilal In oiKiuillnif n chapier
of Alplm Phi Omi'ita, nntloniil
wrvlce fnilemlty for men, nt
Hmilhprn Oipboii collcite.
fiulld -81. Piiut'ii ittnld will meet
Tuesday at 7::io p.m. at the piiruli
hull for a xxlnl evpiilnit. All mem
bern nre Invited to be pieneni.
Kiwanis To
J Hear Officer
Talk Here
hi:kvick di n PIHK1HAMH
Quoin club, Monday, T p. m.,
Pellcnn cafe,
t,akevlew Itolnry, Monday
noon. Hotel l.ukcvlcw.
Junior chnmljer of commerce,
Mondny, 7:30 p. m chamber of
commerco.
I.Ioiih club, Tuesday noon,
Wlllnrd houd,
20-30 club, Tuesday 7 p. m.,
Wlllnrd hotel.
Lakcvlew SoroptlnUnl club,
Tuendny noon. Hotel l.akevlew.
'fulplnkc Hotury, Wcdneaday
noon, HporUmnu'a hotel,
MoroptlmiM c I ub, Thursday
niHiii, Pelican cafe.
Lnkevlew Llona club, Thurnday
niKin, Hotel Lnkevlew.
Klwanln club, Thursdsy noon,
WlllnrU Uulcl,
Itomry club, Krldny noon, Wll
lnrd hotel.
BecreUtrle or program chair
men of the various clubs are
linked to mnll program Informa
tion to the new del4. Herald
mid News, In lime Ul reach the
desk Mondny mornlnus. If In
formation I telephoned. It ahoul4
not lie later thnn 0:30 a. m. Mon
rlny. The Ilernld and News Is anx
ious to make this Monday report
n complete ns possible.
candidates uoiumn
Campaign Statements From Candidates At The
May 21 Primary Election t
HUT AuillUrv-The Auxiltnrv to
thi MiolhrrlKKHl o( Kutlwfty Con
diiflont will ho!d a rrynUr mcrimg
In tin KC hull WcdiiPMlny. Mny &
at 7 30 p m. mid th hiMtr.vuM will
hi" Mr W. C. Milkey nmS Mr. U. W.
Davm.
IJrum C'orr - The Ka!r ujs
lllnry drum corps will practice to
niKMt. Monday, l 7 30 in the upiwr
FOE hull, Thp mrHJns i v-i im
portant and All rnrps mrntbrrft tf
uritM to attrnrt
Tlirtr (.ullUkittrn" Hob Mrnd
of TulHitlu u vtf prrAidrnt of the
new Hipultij tulld mamd l
Boulhrrn Orpnn colIrKe At Ah
Und. Krnnpth llndlmw u tu
dent UKr mannspr Ifjf thf group,
CltM Hump Mrs. K C Plrrcr,
who rinrcntly hnd nmjnr mspry At
A Kltinmih KnllA honpltnt, wn aUIp
to rrturn to hpr home Snturdny.
( uunty C'mmrll- Klittnuth County
rtiunnl nf IM A will hold a not hick
hinrhron at 1 p, in , Turdiiy, In the
Krpmmtt school rntrirrla.
Malin
LEGAL NOTtCES
Norn r: to i ai.oniias
Nnllr la tiri'lo- sllrii iomI Inn unilffr,
Isnpil havit lorn HDixilnlril ixrrutiir Sli'l
enilrl. i.iK.llvrl , nf Ihr ealate il
Tlt''na 11 Nklllllifltmi. rterraaril, by III
Clrrull Court nf Kia'liairt I'.tunly, Orv
m. and llisl all xrtiia having rUht-A
lllal Mill rallB ill ll! (IrrfMaffl Nrr
hrrfhv nollhril In prpapnt lllp aiime lo
aahl vvneiitfir unit rvfrntrlv 1 Null I.
MalhatK llullilltiK. KlfttliMlh klla, Otcn.iii.
li.llhr will, proper vmirhrra, within
sl nionlha of Ihw tlntr ol Ihu notlr
Dalvrf Ihii lull rlv of April, lflts
I.VNN r KKll.UNGTON
riOIIOTIIV AIINCII.
A II IB M: M .1 10- .N,, m
NOl It K
Nollce la hpreliy given Insl lh undnr
slsnntl hMa lwm siiiltllr.l pvrriitnr o(
Ihu will of NONA I' trtml'KNINU, d
rfnard, sml tint qliallflril, and all neraona
liavliia a t-lautt aSMlnal aalil ealalv am
lir-rehy retiulred to iireaenl lha aama
Willi prit. vninhtr allai-lnd. If Ilia
offlra nl mv attorney. I,. Ortli rllriuor,
21.1 Klrunrl-Urrw lliilldlna. Klainalh
halla, flrraoti, wllliln ala monlha from
Ihe data ol lllla nolli'a.
Oaled this lilll day of April, ItHfl
l.r.l) DONOVAN.
A Il ium: M. ,1-Nn m.
MAl.IN-The lOih birthday nnnl
veranry ol the Malm American l
uiou auxiliary will be cclebiuled
Moiidiiy, May 10. at 8 p. in, with a
proiirnm honoring charter member.
Kuch member u n.'.ked lo attend and
invite a visitor.
Mrs. Fred HplSbronner of Kl
mnth rails, dlairlct 10 president, will
attend with her cora of officers.
Mrs. Anna Petrnaek will hnve
chnrice of the prottrnm. There will be
a short business mretiiifi preceding
the entertainment and refreshments
will be served by Mnry Elmer, liar
bnra Uruner and Ilia limine. All
visiting members aie invited u attend.
A visit from ffiirvey DeArmond
llciilennnt itoveruor, to the Klwanls
club al 11 Thursday luncheon ! a
service club proiirnm hlRhllKht of
the current week.
DeArmond will be puylug his of
ficial call on the local club. He Is an
attorney at Bend.
Motion picture rcela showing fish.
Ing and phrnsnnt hunting In Idn
lm will be fentured nt a meeting
of the Junior chamber of commerce
tonight at the Winema hotel. Dale
Throckmorton I program chairman
fm the affair, which atarta with
dinner.
Rev. Kenneth Brown of Merrill
will give an Illustrated lecture en
titled "How to Opi Twice a.i Much
Out of Life" at the regular meeting
of the Tulelnke Rotary club Wed
nesday noon at the Sportsman hotel.
Burton Hoyle la chairman of the
day.
Klnmnth Rotnrtnns hnve an open
date for their Prldny luncheon at
the Willard.
Reports on the 20-30-xponsnrcd
Hack meet of last Snturdny will be
heard at the 20-30 club meetlnit
Tuesday evening at the Wlllnrd.
when Queen Hetty Plnnlger and
her court will be guesu.
Election of officers will be the
By W. V. HWIfiART
Republican Candidate for Mlieaiff
In filing for the office of sheriff
of Klamath county I realised this to
be a real Job, but one that I can
handle. I came here H0 year ago
this next November. The first five
yearn I spent only a few months out
of each year here but always return
ing. I then located here, buying a
home and entering my profession,
"auctioneering," I have been very
successful In my profession nnd evi
dently very satisfactory to the peo
ple of the Klamath basin. Consider
ing the trust they have shown In me
In the paat. If elected sheriff I
pledge to render the same satis
factory service to the people ss In
the past 2S years.
Having been born and raised on a
farm In Illinois and graduated from
the Missouri Auction achool. Having
been picked an one of Uie five out
standing men from a class of 111
ntudenta. Am married and have one
ison. Regarding my supporters for
I
! major business at this week's meei
j Ing of the Boroptlmlst club.
I LAKEVrEW. May 3 Three ser
1 vice meetings are on tap this week
I for the l.akevlew hotel, on Tuesday,
i Wednesday and Thurvlay.
The Soroptlmtat club meets Tues-
day at noon to entertain senior
' Klrls of Lnkevlew high school, Helen
Stlne of Klamath Falls, home dem
onstration agent, will be the princi
pal apenker,
Joe Pechnnlc of Portland, regional
head of the forest service's range
and resettling work, will address
members of the Rotary club Wed
nesday at noon.
The Lions club has the Thursday
spot al noon and Is to continue
plans for the club's variety she
scheduled for Mny 17-18.
this office I wish to state that I am
not working through any organiza
tion or group but merely on the
choice of the voters of Klamalh
county. If elected to this office
I will at all times be ready and will
ing to perform the duties of sheriff.
I am making no big promises to
bounce back later. I am 100 for
the teen-agers and will support any
thing of Interest In that field. I
will be fair In all dealings through
this office and cooierate with other
branches of the law.
My post record Is enough to qual
ify me for this office. If elected to
the office the people of Klamath
county can rest assured that I will
be sheriff and am taking no orders
except through legal channels. I
promise a clean business like admin
istration. I wish to express my op
preclatlon to The fferald and Mews
for this free opportunity to express
my campaign statement. Your sup
port will be appreciated at the pri
maries May 21.
Turr those no-lomrer-used1 ar
ticles Into cash now I Herald and
News Want Ads are Inexpensive and
bring quick results
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PICKUPS
FLAT RACKS
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OPEN 8UNDAV8
BEACON
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mm NUNN-BUSH SHOES
NEW SHIPMENTS
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8-inch beighti
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Single vamps
Alio
$18.95
calked sole
carried
stylet
10" White
Mediumweight
Loggers
$28.50
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MANSTORI
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7SI Main
.FASHION PARK.
STORE HOURS
9:30 5:30
She'll Always Welcome Lovely
GAYMODE NYLONS !
Sparkling glamorous tones of taupe,
pastel or brown full fashioned,
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Full Sweeping Lengths!
RAYON SLIPS
2.98
Fastidious rayon taffetas, sat
ins or crepes fn face trim
med or tailored atyles. The
longer lengths Mother likes,
and fashion demands ad
justable straps. White or pink
fn K-49.
Main Floor
Youth Shot While
On Fishing Trip
POHTLAND, May 3 uVi James
Bklnuer, II, accidentally shot by his
twin brother on a fishing nip. was
reimrted Improving today at a hos
pital here. I
The lad was struck by a bullrl
from thp gun of brother Tom while
on the Deschutes river near Mitupti).
Two nearby fishermen, William j
Clarretl and Leland DoUon. Port- j
land IlrrniPit, put a tourniquet on
the boy s leg and brought him to !
Portland.
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for
Mother's Day
Kelrrt tour gift at Pfn
nry'i nnd have It nlrfly
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Dmlgned for gift.
Select Your Gift
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98c
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Many with rick rack or ap
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COLORFUL SEERSUCKERS
4.98
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7.90
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long sweeping skirts, daintily trim
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rich colored robes. Slies It to JO.
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five Mam deveba tfpede
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HOUSE DRESSES
79
ZIPPER STYLES
BUTTON STYLES
SIZES TO 52!
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TABLE CLOTHS
3.98
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Mother Can Always I'se
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98c
.Mother can add Interest io
tired clothes with these
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Main Floor
Frilly or Tailored
BLOUSES
5.90
Choose any style or color she
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high jewelry neririhte . . ,
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Second Floor
Women's Flattering
Open-Toe Slippers
2.98
Smooth rayon satin with
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Red in siies
Downstairs
So Dainty and Crispf "
Bright Hankies
49c
Brilliant linen prints and soft,
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Free Gift Folder
Main Floor
Calortol Cvttss
Seersucker
Pajamas
2.79
S!$ S4 lo 4J Kn n t'slr
nice assortment of style,
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Costume Jewelry
$ 1 and 1 .95
plus tast
Flirtatious little earrings,
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