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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1948)
f-OL Srx HERALD ASO KEV.-S KLAMATH FALLS CSFODN THURSDAY, MAY 20, 11 BDSBBS WSm Chiloquin iUrtxn BX tuzttax of Mr M Mr. Jo B2. 8r. ws rEaai r UvTl acadesry ntlM totxr te karr acfcastf U.T. ltrxarsv waa a a a too (ml aHKrea of r kfoo! xtxme far tot put tfcr nn d B A;r 7! " f jsr4 a aria, ct tr -rr.--j u taxKt scrxe nci. Sa tfca scuta aS it-T-J socie acsa freshet; ttterrj! is A tsar sad waa fr.rmnt by th axrscaj -' Ti rw4 TKivssar aa en re a eon fry tie or tfcertra f'-r tfc amccc K--x BJ3 tod . Jr. dm to Pr-.- sd earty vti axcsi; fcr Mar faref pt1l9. 8ewts-J asd rathth grade fir"- and ttoetr pfcTJ taai as (tnctor. Eaaoe-A BC. wee to KrsW fr4r for pr cay rfc affair ty auuu;ed a great noses tn tool ralna. The Panthers pc3d baarsaJ! (me eel of narrow K,Jtm iast Friday t-'imwa when they de feated fTT-:H ea the kxal fabd Kuxeroat Chilcaran: peopie ctck to KUoctii Falls on Prvuy nkrht to be? Harold E Bin rnJ bu rirealoewtial hopeful, apeak at the eourttww. Mayor Lorerti aj nunM the dinner at Ux WXard hot! lain- In th riic. Ocean board art erpeetlr a buiy PrvUT. Mar JU when yotera eorae to the pon. Mr. and Ha Frank D:UUo and children drrre Mr DiUlio'a mother. Mrs Bmnu. to Gilehrj. over the eek-end to rlait with relatirea. Georgia Priebe of Portland ' week-end rrieat at the hoire of ber father and atep-mother. Mr. and Mn. WUbam Prleb. Jarne Finry returned lait wek from two weeki apent tu:.it with relatirea tn Medford. She pUm to leare Chiioquin June IS to take a poattion aa telephone operator at Crater lake. Walt Albert to rrttlsc ready to nor hia houae, located next to the Modoc Motor company and Lee I tore, to Worua. A few of the smaller btuMsn on the Union OH mmjeity m Chilo auln were nurred but week to Che Bult. Alao tn the morula newi. Donald 'IVitteri broukht a cabin frbm north of Pine Ridge to hia place tn aooth Chiloouin last 8'jndar. He plana to fcomcj't the bulldinfs tnto a chicken houae.. The fire department was called I ku e f tk amnin. AJxe , Oratwa. turui ft Maaac Paent. Piaa I : ess were aba. Wlsw CoB&s. ieaoer. I taer raw ru-a( da-saitm, aurr Le . 1 aad fasj Cxl--. Mary Sorweat. Pneea Kk. MarJaea OnRa. Edith Lrac aas la. Lome laTieda a4 tk baKcaa. Oaa-Ki at tfee Oaecr -Buaeuaa on aeraooa war Mr. and f oca e fray aTarcgiii-t w&ea a t ar-jaS tout or-c-siM ky 14 Cu ' orzxtt Cue aaod be taM kerw- i tkw k-- w-ck toaa-e I ' 1. Ora. baa atopped n-t. , . ' " . aertjrx at ta Pioneer Drj ator Senior Antics Freeze Blood ; xr4 t - Preacwa rtaoarare. The ; puaoe vaj B. j.wfl awt CM frw r7arae: kept a !m a-naea ; v Cier rjearry bry ft Ta O f.-r-s rr a.-e ria-.-i-ij tr.'i-3a.' ."--e a 1st "j ; lase Ca t r ictce Ll. 'i. a ttw -rk-ac at tac Pioneer DC4 ator : aa acaooi la orwrty out and tr psa to apesd tfc prwer at boas with Mra. Lew IWker haa bt-a warcs k Mra. Orta piaa at U Pi.tueaj Dtmc ror. ek.-n!lti!- vlarrt. w-J! iLTb. ! be asa.-r.-i to Pred rewe aea Monday for ta-. Zlf J " . " "U. A laat bsiw. ebanr baccara- j . tr Kaasatt Fvi wr P-rt Psn-M ; cf Seta tine. Dtr-jaf ai e-a err . . Urjla B-tner. dajrirter ol Mra '. A-iei P.-er. w: bw-i-ca lro o? T-a'A Ecrri of re-pia. f- reate r" Patber Myhaet Abeame ! of P3oe4 tJ be wsable to cease 1 te Osjw n next Saaeay brcasie j t( a 'u cawaeet. Semee ! TSe date, ."ur VI-v G-T Efajrer Ka wek wt5 b bCd at th Me-batt-M cfcarra Sn6ay ei-Kr.- wrA Her. Jaacea ZJtZin in Jre the aodreaa. Compiefe w-x be (iven later tha weec. wzth ber ws-'er. TCera DaZaa Btj1 Ml"a D at K"ach TtSs tte wt , D-ac of Mr aad Mn. Oct 8raer ' rerertly wai Dr. Mary P J of I S3:. i Tn 0-.i- ttarj bajebal t p"a.trrr a b-nef-t diare for , Sat-jraT nirfet at the fc-eh arriW ; r-!Enj:aiiu Mxraa-er F err on Mahrt artnncry-ed eartr th-a wek- Cn of ectrrrsnect fir the team ac3 far erreed th aei.t .t docaor-a " 1 1 rn nave ores saor : . hoped f-w a Jarre mmoot on Satar- trs laie week-end. TTne-r leader. ter. .'aaea Zeer. and aM of the br-i-a. Kenneth t2er. Da-od M'K'H. O'jrx Parker. Dartd Johnson. Rich ard Hai-e and Edward Bratr.larf-.t fci-M peren m lea and new th we"-erjd en Snrtrr Preek. Frank Parr ard ai Wder for the rroup or af de rwtt. V-t Pam P'fe wn Let Irback -J D. L. TT.T. tea'hen at Vr-tl e--w arrTn!. Hr ato-UT tte-ded the roam tntennJ-e t-' ft-tn aM Itrri-tfceon beM 1 1- . U, u., : 'ra. PifWfl o-fj-T". -a lnr!T a ; ; M at" tfee FOanath VaUer hoeottaL i Erf w w ' -ran ti in the bear.. '- 17, a' 10 pot-xdf 11 otavea The Matti I I are new makrrj thea- borne at I X-'odoe Potr.t. , Oleta Muthii. her parenta. Mr. and : ; Vrt Bob M'hi reteniined on SttordaT r.ia-rrt were Mr. ' Barrrard hers of todar Uy ecra ! ard Mn 0 Pe and Gene Pare wtth he!la of ractlr the aame I of Fort Katnath Omrj Prtebe ' atr-tur a thoae laid by dmoaaurf ! of Portland. John Braifier. Mr. and mmionj or year ari- ! V.-i. Car!on Weber of Klamath j ! Pn. and B:ll Wam-iler. Tte Ba CoaU Jfa Haee! rlp i VtEijn of the Chat and Sew ; Tar enee wtth Art Metal 4eak aad ! 4-H aewtnf crab enjered a picnic j fBea. Foair Prtatro Stationery ; supper on BaturdaT iraht at th I C, ls-124 awth t. I t -xk-n no std aftfrvyjo whn i ; was r i"w. -ani"t a corral . at Ooak ranch b an I ) -ee cow was ret3ord on I 1 1 ' ii III)' A ;i w 13 w. ' I , a M 4- w i -. -4 v ". -s. j latkialV MawatataU Bly Mr ard Mn. rver T.-U? of Paviry bar sseied to t:f lantta her. p.'inr -Tj to apeod th aum saer. i Mr and Mra. Bd Kadley and rh.l- drea and Mr. and Mra. C. A 8.x:'.h and chdren ptt th wek-nd at Pajisiey. Rch IvmilM tinted r-ft- Vie and attended iattt lanurx i Mr. and Mrs. Fiord Barrett and c b 1 1 4 r a from XJiermore. Ca'al.. T-o.ted iaM eek-nd tth Mra. 5 jrr.l a pa--eota, Mr. and Mra. Hencan Ir.jua. Mr. and Mra. Max C!:n apent S--injij ijatunc Mr. and Mra Larry j T?ioa!a at 6pra-u R:ier. j M.-a May cure and aoc K'lU.id. of Relied. Caf, apent Motcera , Day with Mr. and Mra. Max Ci:n. Mr. and Mra. Xrtta Trjcaraa and aon and Mra. Thocsa apent Sunday at Crater lakt. Mra Han Kail and dauthtrra. . Fraztki and Connie, and Vtrv Our " Vickcraaan and childrea. CVen and ' D.A.-.A. aer buuneaa tujton in ' Laaritew but eek. Mr. and Mra Harry Scrac-rnt-erf of K-amath Falii mer bja:neM t . ! :tor here Mondav i Mra. Webber Boc. Mrv Jerry Chae. Mra. C. W Bate. Mra Raipn t Be and Mra. Berton Eli:ot er ' bua-neaa riattora in Klamath FaiU j !at week. Mr. and Mra. Max DrUaior re- turned heme Saturday alter apend-tr-S a few dara at Crarent C.'.J and , otner pouita on the coaat. laniard Hiukr of Idaho eialtad rtlati.ra her Ui paat wk-nd. I.llll. Am 't l rtawlU. Oat Mr. and Mra Flnd Crumnwti j ,, (,,,id .n1 Nwa Want-Ada I Th Muhodat hurcr ldie Aid met at th rvn of Mr C. W, Baea Uat "k ..id Vlr and Vlr M1 Chawllei and aon of ltrtlew rr tUitots j at tr.e A!n Currimiii h"n nun- dar. . 1 Mr and Mr M:k KoberU and , children ct Name !U . i"'i era! cU iill!i4 friend her lal arek. . : Hoorrt le... .1-r.l 11 eek-end j at PaJXenta. Calll . tuilllll Itlrllda. , ) otMOM . Mm S CgJmtmi REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR Sheriff Guy Barton Political adtertuemeiil br Barton CommllU J r. tmiiii. Vrciary I mm Thia aa aite a wrek fe the icawn erer at Klamalb I moo htfb arboei. Meoday waa aeniee aki day and Taevlar ac-nior hick da?. On hick day the foartk year aUKirau dsn rraay mtiawv and paruripale ba a rwateat. Jae Bam aa Fraakrmaeia. and (rfwit Joora aa "wolf aaaa rre adjadxed the faarnen raapie. Tbey are ahoa abme. VOTE FOR WATCH TOMORROW'S HERALD I NEWS FOR GRAND OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT 0. G. W. FARM SUPPLY STORE Fenton IViahrt Candidate for We BDject 7. Open Letter te New York Candidate Thomas Dewey Deor Sir Your campaign committee published our nejme without our corrsent in a large, expensive political oavertisement lost Thurs day in the Portlond Oregonion, stoting that as war veterons we were supporting you in the Oregon primary. The no me of James F O'Neil, notionol commander of the Americon Legion, wos also printed in very lorge type without his authority in the some od. We are not supporting your candidocy. As veterans ond young men we ore not familiar with the rules of politics, but we ore sure that we have the right to soy whether our names shall be used in this way. It may be thot you do not know of the deceitful misrepresentation by which your political monogers ore trying to deceive the people. We feel, howevtr, that this trickery is going too far. Mr. O'Neil hos sent a telegram which shows thot he also feels that this is improper campaigning. His telegram reods as follows: "Ue of my name In any manner to Infer my support of rboma K. Dewey unauthorized. Neither National Commander nor American Lefion could Indorae any candidate evea if be or It a deaired." (Signed! JAMES F. O'NEIL, National Commando American Lefion. As wor veterons we believe in honest politics. PLEASE STOP THIS TRICKERY, We hove personally raised the money to pay for this od. nr k. Dfcalatve. IbtrvMi Or. Mtrl. Attn. WIIMU, Ort. Sktrt r. Dan, Dllai, Or. T Baker, Kagtnc, Or. Rrt Ht t ti. Salem, Or. Her. bar, SiUal, Or. I karlaa riaetr, AiUrla, Ore. bar labfiava, Lakt Grave Ore-. Ala HalleiMIJ, Ort CM?, Or. itm Pap, Baft, Ore. Marl Hala. ParUa, Ort. ichar Lata, bt, Ort. Mak Wallaa, Btna, Ort. Ocrfft baaat, ktftat, Ort. Marl Pa, Partita, Ort. Hatwtll W. Anfaa, PtrtlaM. Ort. Kraeat C. Bargari, Partlaa, Ora pain ADvr.kTiar.Mp.NT nr the abovi-namcd wai tstiiams Paid Adr. krneit C. Buriard KU li. AlWna This is e reproduction of on advertisement .which appeared in the Portland Oregonion of May 19th, and it in reply to en od sponsored by the Veterans for Dewey Committee which appeared in the Oregonion and The Herald and Ntws of May 13th. Blaaalk Laaatp llaiaaa-rer-Piaaltaal Caajailllta Wat MtNt, rr. Sat tr. Sheriff Republican v ; ' f. r : ' V"J--. 7 ri vv v t I am 3 years of a?e. married, and have four children. Joined ilamath Fall police (lei-artment and received my first law enforce ment experience under the expert hand of the late police chief. Frank Hamm, now deceased. During that time I held position of patrolman, car patrol, and desk aergeant. I resigned in 1SH3 to accept ap pointment ax BA&Ulant chief of po lice of Internal security of the de partment of Interior. Six months later I was promoted to chief of in vestigation unit, and this position I held until 1945 when called Into the U. 8. army. After receiving honor able discharge I returned to my for mer position with the federal gov ernment. This Job waa abolished In 1M8. During my work with the gov ernment. I was under close super vision of Wlllard E. Schmidt, profes sor and dean of police science and penology of San Jose state college. My work consisted of conducting the most important Internal security Investigations, acting virtually In dependently and with wide respon sibility Irr all cases Including those of an emergency nature. Performed Intelligence work aimed at uncov ering and preventing subversive and other organized activities aimed at our government. Conducted classes In the techniques of crime detec tion and the development of phy sical agility. Also had charge of the records bureau and dealt with keep ing complete crime records. In January 1047 I accepted pres- ! ent position as police chief of Chllo- quln. Ore. July 1, 1047. was com-1 missioned deputy special officer of i the Indian service In conjunction j with my police chief Job. Since II have been a peace officer. It has al ways been my practise to work one hundred per cent with all law en forcement agencies tn our county and state and shall continue to do to if elected. I will strive to promote clean, wholesome activities Intended to In clude the entire Juvenile population of Klamath county aimed at de veloping In children generally a sense of being on the side of law and order. I will work with the Juvenile court, principals and teach ers of schools, counsels of churches or the child's pastor to better the youth of Klamath county. I'm fully aware that the sheriff's position does not only Include being law preservation of his county, but is the supervisor of tax collections which is tremendous tak but while attending school. I malored In business administration which will help In supervision of the tax office. I'm affiliated with the Oregon Juvenile council. Oregon Association of City Pol'ce Offlrers, Pootnrlnters. American Legion. Eagle lodire. In tcrnatlonal Pacific Coast Peace Of ficers association. Due to the long law enforcement experience that I have en loved In Klnmath county. I feel that I know the public Bnd understand what they want and exnect of their sher iff. I will give mv undivided atten tion to every minor detail, be nrompt and Impartial and give Klameth count" a good Hean d. ministration. Now remember that law enforcement Is a profession a science and art all Its own. Plek a man with experience. I sincerely solicit your support. tt. Air. Praia Mahrl. 1 ' a - V . . . ' . i' Vv n '".ft ' d Lm, .it VOTE FOR Larry McClane Democratic Candidate SHERIFF k Young Honest P At tart M4 1aa. iiDln ml Will you spend lea day to get your share? The Basin's 1947 agricultural in come was more than 36 million dol lars, most of it spent in Klamath Falls IF the proper road facilities are provided. Ask any Klamath merchant who his best customers are; our own farm ers, of course. But they have to be able to drive in to spend their money. Thousands of dollars have been spent for preliminary road construc tion. Let's not throw this investment away by denying the county the small amount required to complete this system. Are we going to cut our own throats by cutting off the county road funds? Vote for the 3 Mill Road Levy VOTE 300X YES 4 rf Pa. Air, Poller kniai Camra Piray Stamp, f I
