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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1949)
I " I LA PA'l EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY, JULY J, Jryjrr"sr,'f'"' About 4000 year ago, Babylonlani THANKS w itt s I il """X i llve1 ta ,ton6 house w,th MUl" PORTLAND, July 1 WV-Patrol- I FMITleltl llTr j 'Mil " ! rO0m '"" Cther coavtnl'": man Harrla Lyle went to the reecue I I UlllUll VII i (1)4 I , i,niMiii.i.Miip 1 Mini w of two 10-year-old glrla but wek- iff . I j itJ 1 Harry'. Grocery 1 Ofl VaCatlOn I- V i f J f 1 Boiley I 229 I. Moin I Today he had a thank-you letter. WASHINGTON, July J (-Prw- Ji Ib 1 ' -r H Ooen Sunday - Holiday i eddressed to -Mister No. 49" at po- ldent Truman embarked on the i A ritk. Soyl ! Grac.rica I H headquartera, aigned "Maureen." j, Wnuanburf today for a ' JlW'M l -Mear. I Enclotd ' """ th-d,y hoUd.r-eck-.nd cruise ! " i f I A J r I let Creoml I "IT. 777 " water. Ha will return J I W. OH.r Friendly J 7-SS'Sm- "H h.m for a.ud, h. L ; Help With Your .L" jtSSw X'TrZ 1 MONEY PROBLEMS m 11 KyTonTco mhrth H li HUM. I mUULLriJ , , Harriet and Pete Newman, j 5.r.Tau iU hi. gnomic advisory council tor I 5 ' I i l Fast Efficient I Owner. i " " --- ran, several day. J ' j W f! A iC All !- man . -t... Mr. Truman took advantage of I I ft j LUANj UN e'C5f Jtit-3qBflT!T"3iXS igiaSTryytSgg'Tatte 1 the lont week-end to live his daugh- ! 1 i i ; B - H a , ier Margaret a anon vacauun irum I'M a 11 F"nitur H TfFf fftlH K00I J her a.ntr atudlre In New York. I I I ' Automobile - IVlKiw VOIU DwCl it Two of her companions. Drucie Bny. I J 1 A der. daughter of the aecreUry ot the I e , Ymip ianatun k ... . k . , . , . ... i " -w y, m comet tor rno treasury, ana jene Lingo, aaugmrr I" ' f j - i Commander Harrison B. Lingo. I MOTOR 4th Picnic, nC1 j Th yach la due to anchor at ! I IMVKTMENTCO tO (b)J the mouth of the St. Marys river I INVEaTMtNT to. ' . Q iIfliIWt I' 43 " the lower Potomac tonight and 1.N. Tth rh.n. m-; jUUUrDu!l th off BlackUton island, in the tmme- Tl ij fcntiWt.v'!1" ' wmiem'3 1 &z'--R'rv'm mrzrmzr.i-.-3.u:Tt n yr-r r.'diata vicinity tomorrow mgnt. ill f ' ' . . . . . . nCKALU APIU 11 C TT j WW"IIW i IlPI11' dl Tiii5! "lJ!!!!!!!!!ini!iii'IT 1 j IM rTAfJVEXV.06 r jtr , OKAY. K. J -v j nS to eat? )z:Jaf.- idrti. jTwSTOPBcrntwc ',7oiNNe( then, when its VT j - r iVf1 WMeN ,TS R6ft7y' ZmJfJ TABLE .'j m RWppeAkfS.'XT-). jl Tl CAJtS WT CVCKYTMIN. ) f l'CM4 COCK UfJX ) fEE5 KSOTwE. 5uPt. f Wv.ert TrcY 5CVf fcOA I POKY.' WOOKlT. p- "K VMTM Trt ' r &AC6-IT I STi M-MOTOal f AjN'T NiVt i i i Sifiir' fef7' SsfefliS 3c tU I -fTwa K en -o MPeiN f 6v, n I v,tu,tu. is yxe rr. t - V 1 i f iwHF & pi fPiM I r I I F it T1T r 1 l ! T TTT i i ITTtT--" TTTTr!7ariaa. 1 ! III j ' -. li- i -iL.n,. l. t j I I ' Wrwm I TO MH '. J I I aQOUKO I OOafT WsCt ( ) J III OQ yXlVl TAtvv OA9 II " r I I sr, lun a nA I uO UK I 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' iy - i ' r '"Hi TTiii iaT -c J ' 8 1 .TJTCsr- v iffl a. "' 1 "' 1 l J y oacH BtMWOei Me Fl " J Lsa-v-p; B.irLt t uvs r S tm Tra m ctiTraN weu.. vuv .1 , WJiM6W'U-WPKr- THKK -BOUT fefOfT OUT fT 1 I V .'Af ! . I ST Aix oya money- 7 AFMMOOEIOW rrE- I X fn , y jA I o th stuff- iJ "l VW ? Hooded Men Flog Three In Alabama BIRMINGHAM. Ala.. July I Threa mom floggings by robed and hooded men were added today to the long list of acts of mob violence in the Birmingham area. In each case the beating! followed the same pattern laid down In a long serlea of violent acts by robed nigh', rldera. Before recessing ve.sterda. th Jeffenon eounty ( Birmingham! grand Jury had taken testimony from IS witnesses. All three of the new Hoggings occurred Mav M In the coal mining hills west ot here Two other whippings In clay county, a rural section 70 miles east of Birmingham, and one In South ern Jeffenon county were revealed for the first time Thursday. Circuit Judge Robert J. Wheeler charged the Jury to "get to the bottom of riotous, venomous and malicious acta" of night rldera in mis district. The beatings uncovered Thurs day Included that of Ellis OIU, SI, Jefferson county Iron ore miner, who later moved to Mississippi be cause ne said he feared for his life. John Henry McCuller, Cly j Hum ui ux,H;a men. He said they accused him of going with a woman other than hts wife. In the third flugglna. officers quoted Young Buney, Linevllle, as saying he was seised in his home June 1, uken Into the woods and beaten with a leather strap, a rub ber hose and a blackjack by hooded and robed men. They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo EFFCER SHELALEy CAN SOLVE THE DOMESTIC PROBLEMS OFEVERXBOPON HIS BEAT ( Jl THERE.,THERCIT WAS JUST W FORrJIVB M ,!" r A MISUNDERSTANDIN(3RISHT?YI THE OFFICER 19. A I TCKTSl.-WHy,VOUTWOt0vtBlRDS ) RlflHT-WSS ME I ARC TOO SENSIBLE TO QUARREL" J vnvcavTEON,NOrV(AAAeuP jr Jjk ' Wrrrtw uie Sfe, ( B-8UT, PEA(?ONE0 J UT ON HIS fr THIS IS MERELY. (OH VFALI CWN HOME Vhr-(AAI5UNDE(?STANDIN6-' SKS-S-' " 1 ' ' 11 - - ii ii Alaska (J Takes On New President FAIRBANKS. Alaska. July 1 oP. The prtaidentlal keya to the Unl verity of AUuka, America s far "iw north" college, reated today In the hands of 41-year-old Dr. Terria Vnrrj, Cambridge. Maaa. He waa Inducted Into office In Cbrfwful ceteinoniea yeatentsv. aur- m v. , ' miim nuunrii. Trw rrliru-4 "l-vw-old educauar , .vs nam.d p atilent emerltua. nep. net ry a. levtsoa ID-Wash s rm . a.i Honorary LLD r"rtre. "Aioertcana are the leaden In ih Tin loday." Jarkwn aald. In the ynmrpvl addrva." brrauae our po-Lih-el sytiem la founded en the principle thsl all Meaa aave Ihoat a hie hadvnrate overthrow of our by tosce or tlNence ere en. tilU to be entered In a- open mar ket place of trteaa." Sereo tun,lied spectitora and digmtarlee tram all onr AWU and the fttatea atKmird. Jack plane ti re urn w WaiAron, D. C. u aieduitely. Amuxirn ' flALEM. July l os-Te appoint- j anent of Rex KiauneU. .nt state aunmey-aenral. as Jbtanon 1 Compiete Ulusiraled Sew roi:ity circuit JuOt waa announced thatt turn T" ewr sep ay onvernor Dnuglaa McKay lael r,M laisn-mi cvnta in yen'rrday. i ratna fc thia pattern to Klamaiii KinuneJ will take ?.ie bench of I Pali Herald and News ratvrn Ue JvLr C M. Pee. tv has been I P1"enl. P O Rna ante Chsraro apewmted a eta a-ipreme couril. U Print plainly tot Aavtg, )uk i npm, , ait, attik 'MVMKu LEGAL NOTICE ! "' S,!W u"n Mr,w i fti ir.ii i Bright fiitme yheat Slightly Lower Today CHICAGO. July I0 A mild amount of hedging pressure sent wheat slightly lower on the board of trade today. The bread grain alio waa Influenced by declines of 1 or S cents fur cash wheat at major terminate. Local traders were Inclined to get out of the market over the holiday week-end. . Wheat drew some support at one time on trade reports that the commodity crwllt corporation had bought wheat In Southern Illinois yesterday. It waa said the purchasea were made at IS cents a bushel over the Chicago future for delivery at Quit of Mexico ports. Other grains held up well In slow deallnaa. not being subjected to the hedging pressure noticeable In wheat. Home buying came Into oats on reports of disappointing yields. Wheat dosed -lt lower. July I1W.-1W Corn wsa S lower to U higher. July HJJS-S. ot,ta were ' lower to higher. July rye was lower to 'i higher. July (l ie. aoyoeana were -! nnn, July UU'i-in. and lard waa J cents loaer to cents humirea pounds higher. July (1 60 Wheat Open High Low Cloe July . 1V. 1M. 14 14. -.-4 8cdL I eg IIW lae-s Dec. law'.-'t I W I M'. law's March IK's 111, IM'i 1 " May . !W 13'. I l'i lIS-'s M4RIAV MARTI When Its a sun-date in ihu ourt coul little number fr youl Pertectaia-fll. due to that back fattening, collared neckline gaeana real flatiervl Paitrrn cornea In sirea II. 14. 14. It. jo Bisa l takee 4 a yartaa IS-lnrh labvtc. This ey-lo-ue pattern glvea Western Pine Shipping Off PORTLAND. July I is-Wetern pine lumber shipments are off II per cent In the first half of the year from the same period a year ago. 8. V. Pullaway Jr . aecretary-marugrr of the Weatern Pine as sociation, aald today the outlook for the third quarter waa good, based on prewar standards, but about 10 per cent under the third quarter of IsHeV Production for the first half of this year was I per cent under year ago. A wk fust quarter and strung gain the second quarter, com pared with a year ago. were due lo hatnperuig condiuone being re versed the two year. Pullaway aald. The repot tor the week ending June JJ. In board feet: Mat Meek PtetSaws Week Year Are Orders g0 000 M iW.OOO $301 M Ithlpairnu l 44000 tl.l40.0UO 004M1.0MI Production TO.eeeuoO IIJMOMO IIWW fr4nov or Sim i w.tw . .r i a, AiHO r. i. 1 4 T SX llm-Ki a-v Sim 1 t- m rtllm t.i tM rr- hum m aa xi i, IM T"S nasra ne mi t . rm aavrn m C-wl 4 e - 4la trm w aw, ta aiawia'a rmn "j . s aara if ams M ".St errwl kr fMKIa r aa ra a ftat " CHAtam. M iaf e--. h. aa OrOpr t -e Sim nana if toail I' ka nv si Sf )). sssie- air wm piat an ttiraai T Starak sr Btfa I.. g . tlaa. a4 urn . . a ja as 1 1,1 lM ka. fl.S to liMt I IVPVTill If IMi a. iaT Um aS la. tlc.it l .-'I a a m (arl Haw a Kiaaa'a a. f a 0 I a S Mia riaal A.i .1 I 0 I IWV 0 I ss) ft u Ik 1 1 saSj) ea tMW 0ell(4eyssl qVtOsxsPi I aW a. ii iMav pmm a aaiu CHICAGO, July 3 oft Hogs and Wr,MiaTUrt nvarxicit now, , cattle sold at nominaUy steaoy laidin prtcea in IM liveatork market today I !'' Ho quntatmna ranged from IIS 2i to 11 7s. There were do sheep lor and lower us tmx ia t it t iM r or T rrr or ubxuom rus rljusaih iHi a'.n. a sriiBT nivaai taai tsar I Inrreaaed receipt , . , t aaa.a.ir. i. "t uw aiai i wholeaaie pork prtcea sent the Lie maiariAX L i"Mv. hnaj market down thla week. Butcb- t.aai -ii. a.iir.ii-a aa era droHietl n Is il cent whiai aa e-taia aa4 laal laa mmi 4 mr kaa sow, encnprtalng about 44S per Cent J2"a, 'r .' '" " . arrlvaU. fell II CO to around II ii. (Ln"IT'iMa aiare ftv w aaanae An extremely wide range ot about a. was enaaaai a im "- 7 00 a hundred pounda now exuta "oiJ2Z?t4 a .(. Ia ', btween light and heavy sow prim, ikh loin hahtweighu bringing the hither cei.u more for thla brn-k of Suar.mer i ,,.,, I,,,.,,,. 140 tanonsT ,h-.,. t. aaia- 1 flaughler steera and heifers end. t a-a-ia as fte raj t ed the week steady o M rente Vmer Catgut wa-d tor viol in strings and THI rIm , rr ot ar or th. t' kln " " mxK ae lo Mirgw-I euturea la nog from cata I Tix or oaauON oa suuaaiAiM earlv. Oram fed steera again pre but from sheep, ardtn, to the V.Vr7ro rrrarnr r.rvr. ' t?"?L 'Z,"?."'" sTnkdia Brtnnlra. .-- aa-,..,.i,,a """ wnoieaaw eel prices workrd j . . . . . i in ii r vHtumA a hi ar. .... t i lower during the week and catUe LEGAL NOTICES 'TT? . ' ' ' 1 IV-tJ !,rrf r-r M-,nMrtnai " 1 Arrtvala In the sheep section tn- laiia aa4 IHal Iha taart ka. a aaaa nUH Ihia ak mrkA .. a.n .- .... kiaa i j,,, n. laaa al laaa AM aa lha lia-a T " . ." . " ul" a -a4 d twti 4 ax in a ii" since reoruary. Oid are the n t beautiful sumaoer stylea. orawned to mw ewily. to make your Ii'Mm aV lara go further than ever' Plus a PRFK pattern printed m the bnnk. a child s baach I robe made of tnwela. Send ftfieea, I avll A ta kj k-sal iWil ' . tka Batata. ; akaajWf ara ka a. . . . . , h see a a. . 1 M-taa. air II aa- taa annag aa.) aetuapaaai atf I crop and spring lamba drormed s3oo laaa si !- affk af lha Cl, W u. aa-l I l SJ Ml -ivyi-is S'kaal ra--1 H I t R -1 awal lk' W " ftsw, IOSO. W" TVrna.. A kalal aieauaa at ut i lha rwtK , af awn C tratar ank rha W.H '" Data af nral Ctat a Jaaa I lai WTrT a , haae M Ml at iM Csawt Ui l?'K af Juaa lata cn.4. r or lap. iyr. AO Br H..DIN1 WAI.Kra. 1 is u yi, y4 m, an ik ir kaaa 'rn 1 1 af lha of iwa -Mr .-. j a mi a a lo IHaiiaalritf't af aaN aa af aa aaacmaal an tea f saarti at MAiani lha aTttla arh a. kaih. SiMf !. i.wvaVttae af Ike O TRICYCLES WAGONS IABY WALKERS POOLE'S lUryrlee and ft parting Good Flatter Shnp liicivi: ix (At Croenhoutet) MH S. th Pbene .tin Pree Delivery Flew era by Wi Farnersl Dealgna Oar ftpeeUlty tlVrfsT 1 ELASTIC METALIC FOILS For All Roofing Reflect Heat Low Cotl GREMS ROOFING CO. tit Sjrr.ni Th. M2I PlemM Write for Ffm Eitl-ate and DUll to Omm Roofing kitoNa-oo t T tnrtnf,m prnl c faHrVi IW thop Kr of Jrrr rlH ttmpj a th of i of Nv4-e1 ft Fer th ftl Cr-". rTo-it (of T rwfl fMrlMp f4r- '. will bo r qipx ft mt M v" "l fr ti-i avfiv.Ul -"ill b t'nn Ttr jr-rpfrrl M4tt rfll hoy ? rM t fiirntwh S-r-' C. ronr B- t4t m h Oh it he fT-fJIM-1 f-Hrrj IptufT Inwejr-n " m c-kr-rll. A ni41o?r IVnrJ or e-rttiitM Ot"" h atmrsunt 1 t flP e1 " of liw htm anim h rn -t 'yf-iin- ffiifnto for AtrfeT f Artmir iaLrtrta. -N a in TKH fwcriT corWT or TW1 htti or tnt.im ron m coun ty Of KLAMATH. M COttNEiJA B ROWLAND. Pl4.lf.ttff. of th rnntrBarl an th hnaiti. ttSap rnnr-1 t iwtrrfeil t t htejr1r. - Dl"-rte-4 mt rVrWM Dvat--t Na 1 rTr th rr r4-t art an a'I 4t MrJ wair an- Infrtrmai't-. ittltiwdt HAKCLD B. ASHLEY. Ct4pt it. Mo m CLeADDff. EDWARD KOW USD VrVrrant T Clwt t-r Ka 1t4. I-fmt-nt in thk IAT: or the state or common. f;rrnxo Y ar krt-r rnilroM Wf f mr h eo namt f't rm oar hfnr lha trtti a- July, l atv4 If o a.f am 4f a rt te,rM Blamtlff will apteiT Pub 1 1 . to uw ( irt for thr raltrf Int In ht etwrtpiami ataml y . irvw m iw iliwtrr fr jr" oTrtjna M VtwrHntl for ft eaprrrwl M am than f ar tnJ for iwtfwattfli plaintiff 1 ho? I witt im ! fof mr nam n C I ta K C r.taov Tow Kt.N'E bt rvtri TRt OP n.i..a rA. Ari.T 1JY Tf CIRCUIT COVRT r TT7T. STAT K Or ORt ROM IX THE COLTfTT OP KLAMATH In t."- M-tter of tha ((. of CTTflTHnPft Ml' DO H. Alao et.ntjn aa Chrf-tin Tnm MTlrtrh or fclr-. H!ram T. Mu 4rvh f Mf. H M-TfiVil. DHxi(l NoK-f to hrvhr fflvrti that I ha- nioJ irtT T tftal Arrmint m tva-tntr nf th Rttata of 'hr-ittrw tuva- alM kno n a Chtta tno tarn M-totVh or 1 FLOWER SHOP A gOMAIkJ rsovr act tterti ta ap-1fM-aily ipfeej n the? 'Kvflalnl an fita In th bo t entltlroJ ra :io. Thra ffflnMirrt ta rtj wpm yooj hT r-ihairatton jmr lant to an oror of ln M.4norrl Da-lrt ft Vanenbrff JtttloT orf tha arverra ntltlil 0ir1. aaiff ordr mm da t M Juntl lit. IM. an4 by Ph l.rvtrrl whej ryf for period of fmjr rr4jst itt and .itraaatva wrha it trv Mrir,fMt The tia'a of th rirac Dutv itvatlrv. la Jiino? 4. IMt, and the r1at of Lha laa. puWr-atlr ta July , iwa. t C. O NFHX Attrtrrr- for Plaintiff ftilta I, Mrihaaa Buttrllnf Klamath rails, Oragoa. .? qVlMR-tA: iy. t No, Portland Wheat PORTLAND. July I UD- Wheat future not quoted: Cash Wheat Md : Soft white and anft white excluding Rex. white club and weatern red, an 12 in Hard Red Winter: Ordinary. 12 m Hard White Baart: Blank ' T.l', S" RP': Wheal JJ, barley j. flour 10. corn 11, oats i and mlllfeed I. 1 L. 1 ' ' -.-i FUNERAL f.-xi. rnrrrK attf.b Pup..-I a-rtraa for lha late Carl Prrtjrr. Bla t-p. who boomM away tn thM rtt, on Titrwtar, Juna J, IM. following mi ''VfrH HlneM, will ha ttd tn 0katrt.t, la, at the Wi1x ( riant rhapl on Turatiay, July g, 1MO, at 4 p m. Cvr mttmrnt arrrlrw arvej rnt4rrnrit win foil tn CeVkaloma emo?trrr. Tho rrmalna war ahlnp. via ftllwar E-arraai mgmcy on fUtur tfmr, July ft, 1H4A. at T:SS a.m. Arranga franta wrrv untVr th ftlraetlnn of tha Ea-t Whttlork punorai lo a mi this inly. . 1 1 'M&W' trg"T H at Klaalk y.tw. . JltaK Klamath galls. -. "JJT tS? ake Mr HalU. M, J,.!?- pilar Kl.m.lh ralla. ra., J,I T'.T 10 ounca. Wtlfhl, HANKY-) aa an .. Ulal, Kltmalh r.l VT"..:1 a Mr. Shasta Mr. IH. JT -111- a. Wtlght, I H"),nKI",rr.V,7.'-n 1M. ta Mr. and Mni .? -i"" Jie Trlnll,, bi- f"l-T. 4'. aiioca. " whl. aaaiMls !oplll. Klamath lls SS .slly wit '"" aeuiKis li wlU with WantAdl C KLflmPTHwUv ?" s a!T v nallv fram Oat Ow.a Orarn flADOOt My Nanit Mr ArldrfiM OP JJ ,: :J I a.driaMtaaM-rfMfc
