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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1948)
PACE FOURTEEN! HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH. FALLS. ORECON SATURDAY, MAY 29, 194H 4 . i ' i v- sg ' s - tH M if 1 ?W?; fe i , (.'... ... SJ-- k' i 13.r Ait ' . V . i Ik The Photographic History scene shifts todoy to the old Dorris ronch near Dorris, one of the big early-day cottle operations of this region. Here is a typical ranch situation back in 1890, showing the D ranch wranglers gothered around, and bearded Pres Dorris himself (left) sitting in his light buckboard, watching the operation. There's a pile of grub-baskets in the center of the picture, ond there also stands Lew Allen, the blacksmith, ready to shoe the block horse. Men shown in the picture include Pres Dorris, Rube White, Lew Allen, John O'Shaughnessy, Bill Skeen, Pressley Dorris (nephew). Superintendent J. J. Shaw, Cow Boss Henry Picard, r n i i. c i i - la:u D;i A. ...:u "-"" 7"""' ,. - , ... ' " lire lighting crews, it was an- four-norse team in Dacgrouna; ana nenry jiion, mini mc i nounced today. Lookout Men Interviews Set Tuesday Young men will be Interviewed Tuesday in the office ot the U. S. forestry. Klamath district for posi tions as summer fire lookouts and camps and Friday arrangements will be completed fu seasonal personnel to be taken to the fire guard train ing school on June 9. four-horse team in backqround right). All of the men shown in the picture ore now deceased except the two Skeens. Old-timers will remember many of them, and some gave their names to geographical locations in this area. The picture was loaned to The Herald and News by Mrs. Ben Murphy, Williamson River. KC Speech Club Meets George Andrieu as toas tin aster conducted the Thursday evening meeting of Knight of Columbus Bpeechcraft club. W. O. Ely acted as table topicmaster and assigned topics for one-minute speeches to several of the members present. The main speech of the evening was given by C. Sullaway. and this was his "Icebreaker." After the speech program ended. P. Supre nant as chairman conducted elec tion of officers to serve until No vember 1 as follows, deputy gover nor, Frank Pavelek; president, Os car Denault; vice president, Ben Garske; secretary, William Ely; treasurer, George Andrieu: ser-geant-at-arms, Clarence Lynch; program chairman, John Hoopaugh; educational chairman, Paul Supre nant. After election Mark Paul ex plained the duties of each officer Tliis sign says vvSTOP' toTrowble I and gave the procedure to be fol lowed to gain admission to Toast masters International, and the sec retary was Instructed to ask for an application for charter. All numbers, prospective members and friends should attend next Thurs day's meeting, so that the applica tion may be completed without delay. MUSEUM SITE PORTLAND, May 29 iji A city block on Portland's East side will be the site for a projected $1,000,000 Oregon museum of science and in dustry. It was donated yesterday by Ralph B. Lloyd, Portland and Los Angeles investor. The block is near Holli day park, where Lloyd has extensive holdings. Hans Norland Phone 606. Auto Insurance. For these seasonal jobs men must be 18 years old or older. Charles Sullaway. forestry clerk advised. Missing Boat Is Still Mystery WARRENTON. Ore.. May 29 A The mystery of the missing fishing boat. Rose Ann, still was unsolved today. The drag boat Jack Jr. came back to port after reporting a "heavy object" had snagged In her drag net. The net towed the heavy object some distance, finally brought up two cabinet drawers. A former Rose Ann crewman In- On Wednesday Sullaway will spected the drawers, but could not make a trip to Lake o' the Woods identify them as belonging to the to take the fire pumper up to the ; ship, which disappeared In a Fcb- ranger station. Radio equipment has been installed In the truck used at the lake for direct communication with the Klamath Falls office. It has been necessary in previous years to use the repeater at the Pelican Butte lookout station ruary storm, with four men aboard. It has not been determined whether divers will be sent down. VARI-I)KSI(i.NKI) MONEY American paper money was print- to ed in some 3000 different designs relay messages to the office here. by individual banks before a stand Thursday the clerk will go to Med- ard federal currency finally was ford to pick up staple supplies from I adopted, according to the Encyclo headquarters fo.- the summer forest ' pedia Britannlca. Klamath Pumice Tile as permanent as the pyramids ATTRACTIVE FIREPROOF Stl.F-IN.St LATING ECONOMICAL See Is for Free Estimates Klamath Pumice Tile Co. IS40 Owens Phone 4619 Altadena Police Breathe Easy Again ALTADENA. Cullf., May 29 j Sheriff's deputlrs at the Aliuriena station Inhaled freely today for the first time In a week. The skunk at flr.sl It was thought to be more than one which took up residence under the station house a week ago. was caught yesterday In a wire box tmp. Tile trapjier was Louis Van Ier se'. a Pasadena City college student, who claims to be the only skunk trnpper In Pasadena. The skunk, inclrirntnlly, had been nic knamed "The Deputy" because of Its unmistakable, If batlgeless. authority. Bids Called On Lost River Channel Work A call for bids on the rnlaiitriui'iit of the Lost river diversion timnufl, thr liuge.it Job the It. 8. biueuu of rtclninuttnn has had In thin men in years lias been announced by IIH1IH olfUinls. lllils on (he piiijrct are being In vited and will be oiienrd in the limit office. Kliimnlh Falls, at 10 a. in. on June 30. HMD. Work Involves enlargement of the channel from the Lost river diver sion dam at llrnley to I he vliinliy of Testiiu on the Southern Pniilln railroad Just south of the stockyards and east of the bridge on the main highway to Weed. Calif. Largest Hem of the protect Is (he million cubic varjls of exeavallon called for In widening the channel. Rebuilding and replacing structures and extending or reiilurlng bridges are all part of the Job. Copies of sneclflcalliins are avail able at the tisim and mav be had bv contacting IS. Laton Stephens, district operations superintendent, bv nhnne or letter. Work Is to he started about six weeks after bids have been awarded. Grasshopper Threat Nil While the first big bund of Mor mon crickets this year are reported heading for their favorite area the Butter Creek wheat fields south of Ordnance In Eastern Oregon, the Klamath county farm agent's of fice is checking on the gra.vihonner situation here. The dark green crickets do not menace this area as a rule. County Agent C. A. Henderson said, but the grasshoppers can cause a lot of damage. A trip to the Fort Klamnth and Upper Klamath marsh area where the hoppers are usually the worst showed no hatching as yet and the ground Is still too damp and cold. Some "lubbers" were about. Hen derson said these are the early fat neppers that can't fir and make such good fish bait. Warm weather will bring out the new crop of hop. er and the CA office Is ready to start control practices with spray or dust being distributed by air as soon as weather conditions are right hits been noted yet tills season the farm agent anld with tlie cold weather retarding tlie growth ot the bug population, Until warm weather linlds Heady there Is untiling (o worry about In that way, he said. 5 Reenlist For Army Duty The month of Muy saw five Klam ath foiiuiy men re-enlist for army service through tho local recruiting ollice and three young men enlui fur the first lime. M Hill. John F. Kuae. redlining Milium cominuiider announces Iho men re-enlltlug us rj Hut. John (J. Vim Hylic, route I, box tttll-M: Upl. Iliiins LI. Padgett. 2U10 Woiden: I'l'O Hugh S. Dunn. 4442 Austin of Kluniulli Fulls, PTO Hilly J. Iloducs, Merrill and I'FO Uewey W. Hender son of lleutty. New enlistees for Muy are Jlnimle C. Lowlhcr, 18. sou of Mr. and Mrs. Jim T. Lowther, 2440 Applcgule; Vernon L. Ilugeily, 1H. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon V. Ilagerty, 21)41 Morlellus; Charles L. Chronlster, 111, sou of Mr. uuil Mis. John It. Ciinm Isier of Illy. The engineer corps has been selected its preferred assignment by Van Hylic, Padgett, Lowther and Ilugeily, Pudgell and Lowther with a staled preference for the Pacific theater. Dunn bus cliosrii I he BJiitl air borne division ot Fort III null, N. (',, HiHlurs the llth airborne In Japan, Chronlster the air force and Hen derson the third armored division. ChronUcr will go to l-arklamt field. San Anliinlo, Tex., and Henderson to Fort Knox. Ken. Basin Horses Enter Show ' Heverul Kluinulh buslu lioram will b entered In the F.ugeui Hunt club aiinuul horse show, Muy 2U-:i, Mr. anil Mrs. Keith Moon are en lei lug three of their I'nloinliioi m thr nl mli PhIiiiiiIiiii mill I'lunm. Hon clussea, and Mr. and Mis. A F. McDonald will show Ihrlr Iwu Trn ucface walking horses. The Moon homes to be enirn, are Duriulo Heiiiatlou, sliillion; Cameo lie t)io, gelding, and Din lit Moon, mure. The Mi'Doiinld horses, I'li-oi , grilling, ami Hue, a inure, uulkni olt Willi lop Illinois several uriKn ago III Hie F.iikciic Tennessee Wulk. Inn Horse show, Also plnunlng In attend the Dr.-. nrullon Day week-end show in giue nre Mr. and Mrs, Kellh Itirs of Klnmuth Fulls and Mr. and Mi,. Fled llnl of Hautu lliiiliaiu. Cullf, who will be gllrsla of the Mnrim. Callaghan Honored For Long Service LAKF.VIF.W. May 2-A J. Cal laghan. yard siierlnteiident for the American Box corHiratlon here, was honored by the firm Friday night, Muy 21, for Ills 2U years of service with (he company with presentation ot a 2U-year-servli-e pin at a ban quet at Hotel Lakevlew. Other major awards: Leonard Proctor, box factory superintendent. 1ft years; Oeorge Bowers, logging superintendent, and Todd Ucrogguu. garage foreman, both 10 years. Tit awards were made by J. C. Clark of the Underwood company. Five-year plus went to 20 men. More and more young men are choosing the U. S. navy as a career because of lu many opportunities No evidence of the tent caterpillar tody. now offered. See your navy recruiter i.. I Veh'l need, ;;0' core f r-C-' !7H" RRII..1. MUM JVf?l?P IWSS fWW F Jt-i A memorial Is like a living thing of beauty, as, properly designed, It appears as the trees, the flowers, and Ih grass to be a beautiful masterpiece of the earth upon which It rests. Here, memories. Ilk great oaks, flourish Ihrouih Hie years. KLAMATH MONUMENT CO. K NORTH 10th PHONE Utl I lLU US zm .-..-I I .mm-""" n . writ lew . . II BALSIGER, .sc. "Your Tulrlak lard Dealer" Main C Hit. Ph. Mil ArvAovioV Little troubles can grow into big ones. Let our ex pert mechanics make a thorough check-up now and stop them before they get serious. Special equip ment and factory-engi-' nee red and inspected parts will help them do the job quickly and efficiently. Gresham Motors Tulelake, Calif. Phone 4671 VtVII find tht. sura wti knew yam car klt it THI HON or iimi SIRVKI BUY SERVICE by the PACKAGE SAVES WORRY- smaller service items. SAVES TIME... SAVES DOLLARS about- FOR YOUR LATE MODEL CAR! We have a package for: 1000 Mile Service 5000 Mile Service 10000 Mile Service 15000 Mile Service Any make or model ONE PACKAGE (STOP) DOES IT ALL! These are factory recommended services !C!( B. MILL m CO. 7rh and Klamath OLDS - CADILLAC SEE THE AIR SHOW MAY 30 - 31 Phone 4103 Be There SUNDAY and MONDAY Klamath o Progress Days Vr MAY 30 - KLAMATH BUZZ BOYS Thii homo-talent show, undor tho chairmanship of Bud Arnold, will begin promptly at 1:00 p. m. Sunday. Local flyeri will take part in precision flying, comedy flying, misconcoption eliminator, air races and contests, and performance demonstrations. MAY 31 - SAMMY MASON'S HOLLYWOOD HAWKS Sammy Mason, a famous stunl and precision flyer with oight years experience at tho top of his profession, will present a real thrill show along with his troupe of equally proficient flyors and performers. Show starts promptly at 1:00 p. m. , BOTH DAYS - EXPOSITION Plan to arrive ot the Airport early to avoid congestion in traffic. This will give you time to see all of the locol dealers exhibits which will include form implements, industrial equipment hoatina equipment, home insulation, home appliances, cars, trucks, etc. Exhibits will be oponed at noon Sunday, and 10:00 a. m. Monday, Admission Button (Good Both Days) Tax Included $ M0 Children 11 Years or Younger FREE Klamath Falls Airport
