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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1949)
PACE SIX MtKALL AINU INtVVJ, KLAMAIfl hALLS, CJKtCON MONDAY, JULY II, Uf Order Of Antelope Members Scatter To Homes Today After Mountain Meet; Percy Locey Elected Chief White Tail MART MOI'NTAIX. Uk County.- Ore. July 1 Members of the Order of the Antelope scattered to their homea In eeveral state today after convening again at the Blue Sky hotel her over tha week-end. re- dedicating thrmaelrea to wildlife roraerratlon. and electing Perry I-orey of Consuls aa chief white tall for the coming year. Locey succeeds Art Fuh of Lake view aa head of the unique organ ization, whose official title are ai unique as Ita convention and 1U meeting place In a trove of pines and aspens here. Other officers: John Blair. Lakerlew, grand Jackass barkaro. Jrm Faha, Lakrrlew, grand aee reUry. Don McNeill Lakerlew. assist ant (rand aerrrtary. Gilbert Fleet, Klamath Falls, grand ehef. Frank Graham. Eugene, grand barmonlser. Lelth Abbott, Portland, king of the desert. A. U O. Schaeler, Bend, desert vnlfure. Bill Temple too, Timkerllae, Ore, keeper si tha tall. Tom Williams, Part Angeles, Wash, thief lookoat. A. B. nuson. Altaraa, grand herd sir. Jerry Ullie, Eugene, keeper of the wampnm. Walter Pearson. Portland, keep er of the water note Jack Hopkins, Lone Pine. Calif, aage jam per. Malcolm Epley, Klamath Falls, desert ereat Dr. Stewart Endleott, Lakerlew, grand proselyter. Klrby S. tortsme. Coos Bay, Bart moantain tick picker. Tip Powers, Ontario, bead awamper. A. E. Gerlmonte, Wrstflre, fod der tester. Maurice Leslie. Klamath Falls, keeper of th knives. Tony Lnsman, Medfard, gram clipper. The Saturday night eampllre pro gram Included speeches by E. 8. Jackman, Oregon State college The Saturday night campfire pro gtam Included speeches by K. R. Jarkman. Oregon State college st aft man and national writer on western lore: Prank Jenkins. Klam ath Falls publisher: Francis Lam bert, Portland, ex -chief white tall, and several others. Lelth Abbott, Portland, was master of cerembniea. Chief White Tall Fun gar his farewell address and antelope belt buckles were presented to him and Lambert by Elmo Angele. Lakerlew, president of the state Elks associa tion. John Blair and Dick Johns of Lakerlew conducted the Initiation of the ")ackasa" neophytes. Entertainment was prarided by a group from HEX. Portland. Approximately M men. Including aooui a erare Iron Klamath Fans, attend rd the sisalsua af the Ula annual convention. TOONERVILLE FOLKS f( ?LAP Tioinss op Great Joy Woodworkers Draft Rules SPOKANE. July it x Delegates to the International Woodworkers district convention hare carried the Taft-Hartley non-communist oath requirement a step farther. The controversial labor law re outres only that a union's officers aign the oath before the union may carry any problem before the na tional labor relations board. IWA delegates voted yesterday, however, to require all candidates for office to file the signed oath before the union election. Two slate of candidate were nomin ated. They are: President, Earle C. Nlmz. Spokane, incumbent, and Fred Siefken. Coeur d'Alene; vice presi--dent. Carl Roone, Bonnar, Mont., Incumbent, and Charles Ritchie. Newport: secretary treasurer, Ed Anderson, Potlatch, Idaho, lncom bent. and William Orsha m, Spo kane: trustee, Delbert Oundvaldson. Newport- Grasshoppers Moving In On Lake County LAKEVIEW. July 18 (, Federal entomologists reported today that Nevada-born grasshoppers moving across sage areas of Harney and Lake counties have been laying eggs for a week or more. Vanguards of the Insect hordes were reported moving north and northwest at four to six miles a day. So far the Infestation has centered on brush and sage sectors of the I Join the field party at Hart moun- two Southern Oregon counties, but I tam. one edge of th horde la nearing the grasslands of Warner valley. The entomologists hope to survey the range of the insect for their control plans that will begin next spring hen the eggs hatch. Thomas Duval and Leonard M. Clayton. Eko. Nev and Walter J. Scott. Washoe ccunty. Kev have establi5hed a camp at Hart moun tain. The grasshoppers were plen tiful there yesterday. Duval reported the Insects mere ranging over an area from beyond White Horse ranch. 40 miles east of Field, to the Hart mountain camp. Dr. B. O. Thompson and Robert W. Every. Oregon State college en tomologists. Corvallis. were due to Teen-Ager Dies In Car Crash PRINEVILLE. July IS 'Teen ager Pstsy Nelson was killed Satur day and a companion Injured when a car In which they were on an outing overturned along the Crooked river road. Miss Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson. Prlnevllle, died In the wreckage. Blllie Bordon. 18. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bordon. Prlnevllle, suffered a frac tured pelvl. Men's & Ladies' Jodhpurs Reduced! Black or brown calf , . . most sites available. Keg. II .M Now . . 1450 J Sera) 1 4lTII0lFir a atupfua . -WMLY- sunoftv iur.ui." (few. at :4c V,. pin A A mm m Labor Party Eyes NYC Candidates NEW YORK. July II The American labor party reportedly was ready today lo nam Rep. Vlto Marcantonlo and Henry A. Wallace as lis candidates for mayor of New York City and Hi U. S. senale III next November's election. Th des ignating committee meets tonight. Marcantonlo. head of the party and representative from New York's lith congressional district, has said he would be a candidate against Mayor William ODwyer should the latter seek re-election. O'Dwyer re. cently announced he would run for another term. Handsome Foursome Film Star Weds On Sunday BEVERLY HILLS. Calif.. July II i Crooner Dick Haymes and his bnde. the former Nora Eddtngton Flynn. are honeymooning today at his horn. They were wed yesterday In the garden of the same home. They plan to leave later this week for a three-week honeymoon in Hawaii. The bride. 25. was given away by her father. Jack Eddlngton Nora obtained divorce from actor Errol Flynn In Las Vegas. Nev.. July S. and Haymea. 33. was divorced by actress Jnsnne Dm in Reno. Nev., June 28. .' ; " LI IRON U'Ni SEATTLE. July IS An Iron lung attachment which permits an operation on a patient was sent to v nivuirr, o. v .. oj mil imc jrs- t UIBIIV V k atTIV The attachment a.i rcouested by 1 " " Vancouver hospital for a patient, i fouraome for vacaUon! Piunge-nevk whose nam was not given. ! shirt, big-pocketed skirt is a gay Foster Home Sought For 7-Year-0ld BAN FRANCISCO. July 11 lPV Juvenile authorities hop aonieon will com forward tndy with an offer of a horn, lov and under standing for a svn-yar-old boy who killed a man. Teddy Moreno, housed In the nursery of th Juvenile horn, is completely unaware that h killed Fred Throckmorton, 61, hi grocer friend. Friday. Juvenile Jurin Milton D. Baplro said th shouting was accidental. There la no thought of punishing pair to wear over bra and short to and from th beach I Pattern tied: alsea 13. 14. 11 II. 30. Sise II. -piece eiuembl with bra. IS yds. 3-ln. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete. Illustrated bew Chart shots you every step. bend TWENTY FIVE rents In coins for this pattern to Klamath Falls Herald and Neaa pattern De partment. P. O. Box 1740, Chicago 10. Ill Print plainly VOI R NAME. AllllHISS, ZONE, SIZE. RTYLE Nt'MlttvR. Now I A NEW Marian Martin Fathion Book la ready I On lla pages are the most beautiful summer styles, designed to sew easily, to make your fashion dollars go further than everl Plus a FHEE pattern printed In the bonk, a chtldt beacn robe made of towels. Send fifteen cents more for this book of Summer 1IH fashions. th boy, h added. Th court Just wants a new horn for him. "H comes from a disturbed fam ily," th Judg aald. The eldest of six children, little Teddy lived with hi father and stepmother. H mother abandoned htm when he was a baby and nearly four year of hi III hav been spent In foster homea. Th shooting look plar In Throckmorton's store. Th boy hsd been sent there by his stepmother. Willi th grocer filled an order, Teddy walked behind th counter and aaw Ui gun. H picked H am, apparently thinking It a toy Use on he hsd at horn and pulled ike trigger. REINFORCEMENTS 1IONCI MONO, July II m Britain's Hong Kong garrison todsy waa strengthened by 3HO0 relnfnrr. ments landed by Uie troopship Duller and Empire Trooper. Th garrison eventually will hav U.Ooo troops. Us Hi Want Ad tor quick RoaulUI 'PACKAGED" MILLS process ALL of Every Log -Efficiently TO HELP INSURE A PERMANENT INDUSTRY WE- l i i OPfRAn mil FARMS- aeeri ewaTwsJeT 9f0W MMvtjaf esafrry feW tM lesstssw lh9 lwt oivnsirr out manwactuhinq- In XwW I m ! f vt to. 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