Herald and news., June 27, 1949, Page 6, Image 6

MONDAY, JUNE 27, 14
PACE SIX
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
Louis Alber
To Speak At
Lions Club
Service Club rrosTams
Junior chamber ol commerce,
Monday 1:30 p. m.. chamber of
commerce
Exchange club, Tuesday noon,
Wlnoma hoteL
Lions club, Tuesday 7 p. m,
Wlllard holeL
30-30 club, Tuesday 7 p. en.
Wlllard hoteL
KlwanU club, Thursday noon.
Wlllard hotel
Soroptlmlst club. Thursday
noon. Pelican cafe.
Rotary club, Friday noon. Wll
lard hotel.
Louis J. Alber, nationally known
alter-dlnner speaker, will address
the Lions club at the Joint Installa
tion banquet lor Lions and Lionesses
t 7 p. m. Tuesdsy In the Wlllard
hoteL
The club was able to obtain Alber
for this occasion as he was en route
from Los Angeles to Seattle lor a
srieaktni enmutement. There will be
no luncheon meeting on this date. I
Around 300 members ol Lions ana
Lioness clubs are expected to attend.
Ro tartans will hear Dick Heniel
report on the Rotary International
convention In New York, which he
attended. This will be his con
cluding report as he retires from
the oMIce of president of the club.
SoropttmisU will hear a lai on
South America by Kathleen Ward.
Appropriate music will be pan oi
the luncheon program for which
Louise Relnhart will be chairman.
Javrees and 30-30 members will
talk business at their meetings this
week.
Cars Hold
Up
Ambulance
TULELAKE. June 37 Motorists
who refused to yield to the siren
of the Tulelake ambulance Sunday
night when a critically injured man
w bring taken to a Klamath Falls
hospital caused two delay, accord
ing to L. C. Lonraneeker. ambulance
driver, and his assistant. Leslie
Thaler.
The ambulance was en route from
the scene of a fatal accident south
of Tulelake. Between Merrill and
Klamath Falls, the vehicle, being
driven with siren open and red
light on. was forced to stop twice
when drivers failed to pull to the
aide of the highway a the ambu
lance met passing car.
Longanecker, recently of Iowa, has
taken over operation of the city am
bulance and Is on duty 34 hours
nay. Ambulance calls may be placed
at 301B, Tulelake.
Deer Killing
Charge
Hied
Two elderly Weyerhaeuser woods
employe were Jailed early this
morning by state police on a charge
of Illegal possession of deer meat,
and a freshly-killed doe was con
fiscated. The two men, James Torrence
Lowther, 62, and William Howard
Johnson. 7s, pleaded not guilty to
the charge In Justice court, and
their bail was set at 1200 each.
State police said they were lo
cated In a cabin on the Shelby
ranch near Beany early hi morn
ing, and the carcass of the deer
was on the cabin floor.
One other game law violation
arrest was made over the week-end.
that of James Robert Powers, 4), I
3358 Hope, for fishing in Geary
canal without a license. He was ,
cited Into court. I
Other Brand
from S295
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7& STETSON SstJ&C'
Like the brisk, hird-hitting town Its name suggests, this
Stetson it fight in the Western tradition. The Son Frtn
is nonchalant and smart-fee the (weeping brim, that
tapering crown! Lite Iti namesake, it laugh at weather,
randi op so hard work, growl old with style. Come in
and tee it today.
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BEEN
TO SEE THE JUDGE
thot oren't especially glad to see him, but he can offer them nicer surroundings now when
they drop in, with or without escort. Picture shows the judge at his desk Surrounded by an
attractive rail. From this vantage point, he looks over the customers and hands out impar
tial justice. His office is on the second floor of the city hall, in case you didn't know.
KF Yomen To
Attend Meet
In Columbus
Mrs. Ed McCracken of 3631 Home
dale and Mr. and Mrs. Maynard E.
Smith of 31 Winters, left Sunday
for Columbus. 0 where they will
attend the ninth national conven
tion of Townsend clubs.
Smith Is second vice president
and member of the club council of
the Klamath Falls group. Mrs.
Smith Is also a member of the
council. Mrs. McCracken. secretary-
treasurer of the group for the past j
10 years. Is also active In the dis
trict and state Townsend club, being
first vice chsirman of the district
council and secretary of the state
council. She has also handled va
rious other state and district Jobs.
They plan to return by the south
ern route through New Orleans
across the south to Los Angeles and
home on July .
Police Kept
Busy Here
August Marmo. 34. of 1413 Nlmltx.
was arrested by city police at noon
today on a warrant charging him
with disorderly conduct, and posted
IIS bail.
He allegedly fired a 32 rifle
through the floor of a room at the
Knight rooms Saturday night The
slug penetrated through Into the
Star Drug company.
LATELY? Police Judge Leigh
A recent car prowl was cleared
up today when police received word
that Robert Williams was arrested
at Roseville on a vagrancy hearse
and had w ith him two suitcases ,
taken June 33 from a car belonging
to N. A. Pedley. Oranta Pass. The
cases were taken from Pedley's car
while It was parked In the Wlnema
hotel parking lot.
Randall Bird, hitchhiking through
from Texas, reported to police this
morning that he came Into town
this morning with some motorists
In a car and trailer, and after he
was let out he found his wallet with
about ST was missing.
FLECTED
COOS BAY, June 37 ;Pi Mrs.
Myrtle Tripp. Corvallis. will head
the state Veteran of Foregn Wars
auxiliary In the coming year.
Other officers elected at the an
nual convention here Saturday In
clude: Mrs. Mary Strayer. Salem,
vice president: Mrs. Oertrude Ash
worth, Portland. Junior vice presi
dent: Mrs. Lillian Dekln. Canby.
treasurer; Mrs. Lorraine Kell. Oold
Beach, conductress: Mrs. Cecil
Hafer. Portland, chaplain: Mrs. Al
ma Haller, Oregon City, guard.
Ball eaa rain a erop In a few mln.
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CORVALLIS. June 37 A Robed
Oregon State college officials sol
emnly stood about. President A. L.
Si rand waited In the center.
Then the graduating class other
wise known as Donald R. Orufke,
Portland mached up to receive his
diploma.
The Saturday ceremony was the
first one-man commencement in the
college s history. It came about be
cause a clerical error left Orufke
cut of the regular commencement
exercise three weeks ago.
ERIE'S LEGISLATURE
Erie's constitution of 1937 pro
vides for a senate iseanad Eireann)
with 60 members, and a chamber of
deputies idail Eireann) with 138
members.
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Gerber To
Re-Build
Ranchhouse
Henry Oerber. owner of the Oer
ber ranch which was hit by a fir
at tha ranch house south of Illy
Saturday, was In town toduy making
plans to re-build.
Oerber said that hp will start
construction liuniolialely of a build
ing to replace the pioneer much
house which burned to the ground.
A gas refrigerator or water hrnler
Is believed the cause of (he blase.
The cattleniiku said the ranch
house at Oerber reservoir will func
tion as mountain headquarters for
his operations, with ninlu head
quarters at the Campbell ranch at
Illy.
Oerber and Mrs. Oerber were at
Orlana corrals, across Horsefly
mountain from the ranch, when the
fire struck Saturday.
Plane Crash
Injures Two
TILLAMOOK. June 37 Ml A I
Salem couple recovered here today
from a narrow brush with deaUi in
a plane crash near Nrlart.
The light plane of Oeorge Oliver
King, 40. and his wife. Sarah Gladys
King, 35. was cruising over Netarts
bay when the engine failed. The
plane plummeted toward earth, and
King tried to fight It into a glide.
It side-slipped onto the mud flats,
skidded and bounced 300 feet,
throwing off parts as it went.
Walter Herd. Tillamook filer,
landed twice near the scene to bring
the Kings here, one at a time. They
were hospitalised: King with a nose
fracture, a sprained hip and cuts;
Mrs. King with a skull fracture,
bark Injuries and cuts.
The Kings, who came to Oregon
recently from Indiana, had left
Salem In mld-mornlng for their
usual Sunday air Jaunt. King was
the pilot. He Is employed at Salem
a an electrician.
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Former Klamathite
Shot In Fight
Tl'l.ELAKE. June 37 Lyle Wil
liams, Klamath Falls msn Involved
here several mouths ago In a fracas
with former police officer MUford
Mouney, Tulelake, Is reported to be
recovering from a gunshot wound
In Portland.
According to word reaching city
officials here. Williams became In
volved In a fight In the Oregon city
a couple of days after completing a
00-day stretch for a similar offense.
In the second fracas he was shot
through th cheat.
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