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Newspaper Page TextTRIDAY, JUNE A, 1?18 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON PACE SEVEN v Good Well Found By Road Crew A whopping g I tlnw nf wilier nvf initltm nlwiil 14 gulloiin In the llllimtn mill li'iillnu lllll digiucn, Imn siMlsfli'd riiKltK'ci'n nil I tin iinrlli cnl i it ni'r Jnli mill Hip well nenr Hit Opliinutli Mtllnniil crossing wn rnpppd u!f lulr WrdurMluy. The well wun Hunk 425 fcpt und the urlPnlnll llnw In nil Hint Ihi'V Impril (nr, stutp lilghwuyinrii mild lirrp tmlny. Ilnl water will lir used In Hip In terlacing pipes which will hrut Ihr approach to I tie government cmwl bridge on Knplniludr. Roger construction compuuy rp. nnnird grading on Ihr north en llullce Tuesday morning when the big niulpmnit was lirniiulil buck to Klmniilli falls horn liliimnnd Ink" Jiinrllon where n widening Jul) win rmnplpiril nt Hip point whprn Hip ChiliKpiln rul-oir rulers thp old highway. TiKlny. rrews will nturt laying sewer pipes. Insulting iiuiiilinlrn nrt rnmplrilnif ollipr npcruHnnn along Rvilnniulp nrnr Hip riiiuil. An noon nn ItiiK work In donp, wmktupfi will sinrt urndlint under Hip rnll rond Hiirfiirlnit wnli ruck mid grn vpl nil Hip wnv lo Hip north pud of Hip Job in nrt on order. Hot unier pliws will hp luid tipforp Vllie pnvpinrnt In ooiirrd it! Hip rnhnl prtlnn bptwppn Ihr riillrond niul Hip J.'rldup. Redding, Line Gits Nw Busses I.AKKVIKW, Jump 4 W. M. Wood of Hun I'ninilM'O hnn pur chased ihr Hrdding-Aliurn.s-I.nkc. Mrw stage Iiiip f r o m Thomas U. Hlley of Redding. Cnllf.. nnd as. siinird mnnngriucut Jnnp 1. Hhortcnlug Ihr iiiiiiip to "Rrdillnit ljikpHpw" nliiitra, Wood hnn put new 2B-pnnciit;cr flpxihlp lmrn Into o. erntlon. Thp Imp wni oiirrnlcd by Ullry tor 17 yrnrn Hp rrrrntly pur chased linr fiom Redding to Ku rrkn. Cnllf . nnd will conilnup la oprrnte tlui. L. "i m iti nmmm Merrl! l.lrvn C AItMAS All 1 lit Hh. Janice Atthui I aiKian, laimiMiii, native in itiafiu, t aula til of Klamath Pail, alaitla Smi VfU Arlliur-. 4.1 Mirlail. imMIy uf Oklahoma, rraltlriit ut Klantattt all (.OOIIAIU) WllJiON Uwh W lit,. 4a id. 3, farntct, italHr uf aliMouri, fvaHltmt uf Krun Maty Jrnnttt WUmjii, U ttallva of llirimi, tpalttvnl uf Kenu I'rUKINf I'KAItHON 0ld trtiet rrhllia. JJ. Nn. taliv uf T(.i, fe.l (Intl uf KUntalh fall HclHrira Clalii J'ratxirt. Jtl. ItalUa) uf Miimulaj. l'1-U.INI..S HlhHONM.I K Al- P. Ilrtii. j;, iiiiilwiiiher, iiallta uf Mm nvaola. iilntl uf CtrMrtil. Ofvuii. tiaanil(iln ItikMirutvllv. ,U, italic of W li-ltIM. maltlnil til CrtWi aHl, OlPMl'll, JA. KmiN IHAVAIIIJ t raitk Jat kwn, nw, iial.vw uf Kvitlurht. fraltirtit of yllBfitl Mllitivtt Maid-n llouanl, Jl. wallicw, ItalU uf Wjtiinltlg, tcaltlrnt uf Jlroil I.I.AMMKH.OWAI.L1.Y HfOwrt Iftllun ( I a nunc i , HJ. HivtiH rlrr . iiallvr of WtM.nlnt. irahlrtil uf hUluatlt Kail. tuittlli 1 1 lit OMaHr), iMHtkhrwiwr, liallvw uf KlaliMltl 'alli. i.iililt uf Klatnalh (alia PM'I'l-: Wll.l.t AMt HnlMtrt ralrtrr lri. Xi. ilry clcanar. tiallvr of Idaho, tval'lrul of Kiajiitall. lalli NMt Mar Wtittama. 41, rink, native uf Tr& traulritl f Klartialli falU CHdUt II - icw. n ) Junior f'ruui-h. ai. pttliiic Work, nativ uf .MuMXiil, rcMi'leitl of TulrUke, Calif. V antla lc U,,gf. 1H. Italtva of Ar kana. trlirlit ol Tulrlakf, Calif VK'TOIt IN St 'o IT l(..fw.i prank Vic Id 1 1 n. U. faiiurr, tiallve uf ()rr.ifi, tnl lie Ml uf Klamallt tall MarlMiN U.ulia lit oil. In, HiilUrao. iialiv uf OtrKon, ff.hlnil or Klatxnlh f'alU. AKKMII.I. MAH I IN, Jmimp. W Aknrlll. 31, ttinlcnt, iiMti nf liiunu I'aaB, Orf gun, rcaidrnl nl fitatiU I'aaa. Ilftty Htr Marlln, 21, aluilrnl, tiaUva nf 1'oit land. OrpMttn, iralilntl uf Klarnath Fall K.KI.I. Ill' t rtllNHON W a al e v M Krll. 311, Mlfkuian. nallvr uf Otrgnn. rraulrnt of Klaitwillt Kail llorotliv Alu tl ill' h I n a in. XI. Irot her . nall of Urcgort. rrahtrnt uf Klaiualll Palla McjIHiA.N UOS.S Civralfl Morgan. IU. tnnllliiM clerk, iiallv of firgin, te.Klrnl uf Kla tialh Talla llalay Mar lliwa, 10. nallv uf Katiaan, rvaidcnl uf Klamalh KalU JMllr f'aurl JaniM Dmutlil lltirk, running "lop Ift-n. Kmr. Ml Krncat II Hi lla. nr-craUog Witch of frtaaivt lirlihl. Flna. M). Andrrvv Han lon Newman, no whael ru rra rin, 9 .10 I'liarlea Juarph t'lirh, no oparlot ' lli enar, Fine, .t M, KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Domonitrarion riinng tl'JOO 1101 l.iplnnd AAcn and Machine Fight Northwest Flood WHY WE SAY 17 V M U'urkmrii, with Ihr nlil uf m liulhloxcr. make hunt? rrpalri lo levre In the Yaklmit, Wakii rrM n tliry Imtlln rUlttg UHlrri. Muny were furcrd lo lire their trailer home near here. Graduating Class At Bly Spends Busy Few Weeks With Teas, Dances, Dinner Mrn. food Orithnm nprvrd nnftel tnkp nnd whipped crrnin to hrr Kiti'Mn. Thr L'Oiiiinpncpinrnt crrrinony wiilrh provldpd thp cllinnx of the wcrk wnn lipid WrtlnrMlny iiIkIU. Mny 20, nt Hip nthonl nymnnnliim. Ily 1III I..MA AltllOTT III.Y. Juiip 4 'lli punt wrpkn hnvp brrn buny onpn for thr ftrndu nlltiK iIiim of Illy hlith m-liool. TIip wnlor itlrln uttrtitlril n Ip HI veil by Hip AAUW ul Ihr Nrlnon Uprd hump In Kluiniith FulU on Hiilurdny nftrrnooii, Muy 23. Thry i Thp kIpc club miiik 'Tjind of HoW pnjuypd t lie nftprnoon Krpntly; both und Cllory" nn Ihr procpnnlonnl nnd Hip curdlnl hipllullty of thp iih,o two nprclnl numlMTn, "I.aiiKh- unlvprnliy wompn nnd the chnnrr j inn 8onn" nnd "May Time." The to vlnil with their frlrndn from ' luvocntlon w given by Key. Ernent uthcr KluiniiHi bnnln Uiwnn. ; lIU of Chrlntlnn Mlnnlonnry Alll- On Snturduy ulitht. Mny 22. the '""e chiinh. Tlie cIiim prophecy r nnd nnnunl nrnlor bull wn held wnn rrnd by Lnrry UiiKle. the hln lii Ihr nrhiMil iivinnnlum. whli h ! 'ry by Wesley Hurler, nnd the wnn nttraciivrly dei-omu-d In pink nnd tuniuoue blur crrpe puper on n flower unrdru Hiriue. Hoiueinndo plen and toffee were nerved at In lermlnnlon. Al Jolnrr nnd hln "Hiiimithlrn" provldisl munlc for thin hlKhly nurcennlul event. llltrrnliiuirnte nervlren were held In the MeihtKtlnt Coiniituntty ehuri'h ; mi Hundny uflerniKin, Mny 2J, nl , 2.30 The hmli Khool ulrc i lub I rlnim will by Benlor Clnn Prenldent I (leruldine Larson. Annu Mny Rob lunon prenented the elnnn of HMD ; with the key to thp x hool. Kenneth 1 Morrln, prenldent of the Junior cliout. j neeepled the key In behnlf of the cliinn of 1U48. Bhort addrennen were i Klven by thp Milumtorlnn, Hnnnnh linker, nnd Vnlrdlctorlnn Jennlee Krffrler Snm nilrhle of Klumntli Fnlln whlrh iwrved nn the choir mint knve the commencement nddre. on "Tlie Lord'n Pruyer" nn n mwrlnl I Hie nubject of "The Opportunities number. Itev. Victor IMnlllpn of the jnnd HesiKinnlbllltles of Hie Orndunte Klmt MethiKllnl iliuri h III Klnnmth of '48 " Enrl Ornhum presented Hie rnlls icnve the Inspirnllonnl nerinoii. ; nwnrdn. which were nn follow: After bnccnlnurenle thp wnlon I Mednl for sports "d Orny trophy, irnthpred t the Cnrl f'robstel home i to Oeonie Cnmbron: mednl for Campaign Cost Lists Filed BALKM. June 4 it' The ntate wlde committee which worked for Hlitfrld Uliander. republican lun ; dldnte for mate treasurer, reported KKlny It nprnl B47 In the jirlmnry , election cnmpnlKn. Uimnder wax j bnrrly nosed out for the nomination by Slnte Sen. Howard C. Belton of I Cult by. I Ted R. Gamble. Portland, report ed he contributed (1588 to Unflll j der's cnmpnlKn. 1 Other cnmpalun exenses i today: I Mr. James W. Mott. Huli m. for republlcnn convention delemite. 977. Committee for Mrs. Mott. 257. ! Norblnd for congress committee, first district, t.m. Douglaa McKay, for governor, none. I Lane county committee for Gov ernor Hull. (1028. I Ernest R. Fntlnnd, Condon, for ' ntnte M'nntor, 103. Dnvld Hons. Snlem. for state rep resentative, $02. Committee for , Hoss. $229. : Josephine Spalding. Snlem. for I representative. $22. M. B. Hadycn, Snlem. for district i atlomey. $534. Edward O. Sladter Jr.. Snlem. for 1 district attorney. $376. HST To Talk -With Striking Boeing Union SKA'ITLK, June 4 President Trunin n will confer with bends of the striking Aeronautical Mechanic' union Und. I regarding the Hoeing Airplane company ntrlke. the union aalcl today. Union upokcsmen nald the meet ing between Mr. Truman and Har old J. Ulbnon, ui.lon prenldent, was arranged by Governor Mon Wall gren. It will be held In Seattle dur ing the president's visit here June 10. At that time, tlie union reported, petitions prepared by the union and circulated by business men who have been hard-hit by the strike will be presented to the chief executive re questing his aid In a settlement. Advised of the petition and con ference, Prenldent William M. Allen of Boeing said he, too, would "be delighted to hold a private confer ence with President Truman at any time he might suggest." He would "like to point out" to the president, Allen said, "that neither the company nor our work men nor our community can look I to the future with any reasonable degree of confidence unless Boeing Is permitted to operate on 1 com petitive basis with other aircraft manufacturers." Nearly 15.000 Boeing workers went on strike Aorll 2 2tn nllnrvirt nf Hp- mands for a 30-ccnt an hour pay ! named as an alternate delegate to repuoucan nuuuuni ujuvcji- t, Ur,4 X U JSl-y? HANDKERCHIEF The original word a eoTrrrhief. tlie - jj C5 contraction of tthic-h won kercJihrf. It l! TsiiW oriinuti'tl from the French, roiivir (to povit), anil chef (the head). When the Ucrchirf hcjiun lo Im- iisciI for the face, hand an aildt il to the word as a prefix. The miner of Kngland still refers to the scarf he wears around his neck aa a CAM 4 IT UMUl fUTIMU COUP Tlt-WOlO tlCOTl tllliVIP netrkertrhief. Mrs. Fischer Named Alternate SALEM. June 4 A Mrs. Marian Lowry Fischer, society editor of the Salem Capital Journal, has been TAC To Keep ' Job File Members of the Teen-Age club are out of school now for the sum mer and looking for work, so Bill Procter, TAC director, will operate an employment bureau. Persons having Jobs for the high school age youngsters, either lit business or house Bnd ynrd work, enn call 2-0188 and get the Job filled. Some of the TAC members want to work to earn spending money while with others It Is imperative they find summer employment In order to be able to go back to school next fall. ' gene Register-Guard for about years. 20 boost, eight paid holidays and con tinuation of seniority clauses In the contract. Nine Lake Students Graduate At OSC LAKEVIEW. June 4 Lake county Is repicscmcd by nine students In the graduating class of 1178 who completed requirments for degrees listed awarded at the 70th annunl com mencement at Oregon State college June 7. Lake county graduates include Barbara Glbbs Hiatt. Robert Daniel Brogan. Braden Ball. Wanda Whlt comb. Gloria McDougal from Lake view. Sidney Jean Harris from Sum mers Lake, Helen Corum from Silver Lake. Dorothy Rose Withers from Paisley, and Charles Elsworth Cle" land from Adel. the tlon. She will be the alternate to Mrs. James W. Mott. delegate from the first congressional district. Mrs. Fischer worked on the Eu- hisd LTCTrrzDemi for dinner. Monday evening. Mny 24. they were honored with dinner given by Mrs. Jewel Cnmbron nnd Mrn. Ituth Obeurhnlh nt the Cumbron home. Those present were the senium. Itiirburn Demon, Huiinuh I linker, as well ns linker. Clernlillne Larson. Josnlle ! highest scholastic Ketfeler. Mnlvn I'nrent, Anna May I rule lor a stale scholarship and Robinson, lleoige Cnmbron. Wesley I Crime cltlremhlp trophy to Jesnlee Barter and Jerry Htonrbrnker. nnd I Kefleler. The diplomas were pre other guests were Loin I .arson. Hay I sented by the Klamath county Knenble. Beverly Cnmbron. Hilly , superintendent of schools, Harold girls' nfiori, to Oeraldlue Larson; mednl for boyn' citizenship, to Wes ley Hurler; pin and certificate for clliwrnhlp from the DAR to Bar burn Denton: mednl for second hiKhest scholnsttc record, to Hnnnnh mednl for first record: ccrtlfl- APPOIXTMKXTS SALEM, June 4 U'i Governor John H. Hnll made the following npiKilntments today: Oeorge H. Miller. La Grande, as Justice of the peace for the La Ornndc district. Joseph P. Gllray. Portland, to the state board of watchmaking examiners. Classified Ads Bring Real Results! PAYLESS DRUG 808 Mala Hntidbeni, Hills Fngmi and Marvin Leyh. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kur! Grnhnm gnve an Informal party for the seniors nl their home on Tuesdny evening, Mny 25, after commencement re henrsul. The guests enjoyed seeing the movies lukrn by Mr. Unihnm nt their senior play and Junior prom. They also made several recordings on the Oinhiims' recorder which proved very amusing to all. Ashley. All those present for commence ment were Invited to stay for the reception and dance which was held Immediately afterward In the gymnasium. Skeletons taken from Mt. Cnrmel, Blbllcnlly fnmous Palestine peak, have been Identified as those of prehistoric men who lived 50.000 years ago. Awning Material Juit Received LARGE SHIPMENT AWNING CANVAS Greotly Reduced Pricet Priced as low as 69c yd. Enjoy a Full Season of Easy Living! 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