MONDAY, JULY 18, 1949
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PACE SEVEN
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Wocus
Mr. and Mr. Lluyil ChldesUr
drove up Iruni (salt Ki etKiero July
It and pM pari of Lloyd's 7iMiuiur
) from III General Mann ihlp
with hi paranta, Mr. end Mri. Cm
melt Chldetr. Miryd returned in
Hoi la Mil on Ui dealruyer for
Pearl Harbor July 11
Mr and Mr Ouy Plmiaeil and
lo ciuidieit, Juan, a. Mid Uuy (lulu,
1 bmhiUm, u up Irtm. H ashing -lon,
CalU . July 10. to line a sawyer
nd a wtur to wurk In tin lumber
mill l Washington, ol wliuh uy u
foreman. Willi hei Uiey visited
Ouy two JLrr. Mr. Emmetl
ChiUeeler and Mra. luy aVmlli. 11
Ii uiulerelood iMuiisell wu urceaa
lul In hiring tlx two own befnr
Ii returned to Ui Mcirtliwril Call
luriua city.
Mr. Huale Cullen of 1515 Dlvlalon.
Klauialll fall, la attending several
day mull her daughter, Mi. Clytle
Ali. helping harvest Ilia raspberry
trup. ahull I buuiitllul tin year.
(tliaruu Ah I flailing relatives
and lunula lu Haiti -
A reuulwn ol old frlenda I'm.
plai at tli Clyd Mil home re
c Tilly, when th mayur of lrru,
Calif, and hta wll. Mr. and Mr.
Huaard Heeaon, and Mr. and Mr.
Will MrUe. also of Dorria. cam
up Ui spend Ui day.
Mr. and Mr. U. O. Wain an
nouiira tli marriage of Uiir dau.li
lir, Ed l Ui. to Jamea Kay rllmmon
of Hliady Pin. Ill wedding took
aflat at tli paraunage nt llev Dan
11 B Anderson, pulor of tli Klam-
ath Tempi, rrlday, Jim 34, Him
4f oione purchased a home at Cone Hay
and touk 111 brld thru to live.
Mra. Albert Barrett and Janle
Burg drov to Warm Rprlhgs lat
Hk to visit Mr. Hatred eon nd
wtl. Mr and Mra. Lewie Barrett.
J. A. Blvm I building an ad
ditional two room to hi iioua and
I doing mot of in work hlmaelf.
pul Buck, contractur, wa hired to
lay In cement foundation. '
Mr. and Mra L. C. Watrud and 1
two children. Huaan and Timm. I
drov up from Mrdfnrd laat ert u i
vialt Mr. Watrud slater. Mr. J. A. ;
Blevlns.
Denny and George Welton return-
ed July 10 from a eea viraiion
spent visiting army budrtlee. Cleorte j
tailed over old timea allh a buddy j
In Eugene hll IMnny did th j
am with on In ln Angelet. I
Basin fin mill and Oorg at I
Cer-AdO. I
Mr. Arrhi MoClurg. her mother ,
nd inter and Mlk and Jimml
MrClurg traveled by train to (tan
mnrtara rarentlr to visit Mr. Mr
Clurt cousins, th Morgan Potter
Martha 11 I brk hnm again
after having (pent SO days vlaiting
with relalh- in Wlrhlta. Kan. Mr.
nd Mr. Jeaal Ivl and two girl
dmv Martha bark to Klamath Pall
and they plan to make their home
her.
Jim Marshall returned hnm from
th veteran hospital In Portland
July 1 and y hi condition u
murh Improved. It wu abl to
play an Important part at th fir
which deatroyed the old Bllver
Dnm July It. when h played water
a. from a garden hoa onto th roof
at th Fed Rnrk Chlrkti Inn and
prevented It from burning. Marahatl
aay h aw burning bita of wood
landing en th roof a couple of
time, but he wag eurceaaful In put
ting It out before th roof caught
fir.
Many Waru realdenl aaked Iht
eorraapnndent to eipreaa their deep
eat sympathy to Mr. and Mr. Pred
Mowrd In their mufnrtuna when
they Inat th auction barn and dork
pen by fir laat Friday Many rem
Inured th time th Howard do
nated th big atrurtur for th
meeting plr of th on tlm acliv
Wocua Community club, bog aortal
nd Chrlatma programa, and a
touch of aadnea crept over them
when thry said -It aeems Ilk part
of u went up In amok when that
old ttructure burned."
Th ancient Roman often built
hug pnpds In which they kept dec.
orativa flah.
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Weed
Mr. and Mr. II. C. Dor re 1 1 and
family went to Medford Prlday to
inert tlirlr daughter, l.ynn. who
arrived by plan from Meattle. Hh
had been Hailing relative In Waali
liigton aiii th cloa to kchool.
Mr. and Mr. Henry Huaaey apent
a week vlaiting with friend and
rilallve In Aahland and UranU
I'aaa.
Mr. and Mr. Warren Brhnk and
family of Yreka apent Hunday vlait
ing at th horn of Mr. and Mr.
A. L. Wrlih.
Illrtliday parly: Thoa altandlng
Handra Joy Ulorgla' third birthday
party on Prlday, July I, ware: Oary
and Elvin Andreghettn, Ueana, Billy
and Mlrkey llurhl, Lyda Ann Ac
qutatapar, olorla Amelia. I.lllda
and Ua Alvarado, Diana and Bhar-,
run Aqulla. Hoger Pauletlo, Alfred
Perrarl, Judith l.ynn Perry and
Carol Ann Ulorgla. Inea and Jeanna
Maltiaul aaauted Mra. (llurgla In
aervlng th littl gueata. Handy r
reived many lovely gill. Hh I th
daughter of Mr. and Mr. A. Olorgi.
Mra. Pauletlo, Mra. Louie Acqulata
par. Mra. Victor Arquiatapace. Mr.
Lout Aqulla. Mia. pred Uufhl and
Mr. Mattlazal wer alao prraent.
Mra. Vivian Merrlrk apent th
arrk-end In Weed.
Lillian Hughea. daughter of Mr.
and Mra. C. Ommerman of Weed
Id I Thuraday to enter California
Hlale Beauty Culture xhool at Hac
ramento, where ah will study to
be a beautician.
A recent gueat at th horn of Dr.
and Mra. II. H. Kent wa Mr.
Kent' aiater of Montana.
Mr. and Mr. Johnny Alrllo of
Albany left for their horn July 4
tier apendlng Ui week-end In
Weed viaiunf relative! and frlrnda.
Mra. Ho Scalia accompanied
them horn.
Tulelake
Recent vUltira at the Dan Oeaney
ranch hrr hv been Mra. Cthel
Hudulph of Project City. Calif . and
Alice Wolechlrgrl of Seattle. Waah.
a a.atar of Mra. Oeaney.
While her Xlrs. Woiachlrgrl at
tended Ui Women of the Mooae
lodge installation of new otflcera at
Merrill.
Dan and Lillian Oeaney apent
th meek-end recently in Ctnco.
Calif.
Xlrs Olen Parker ar.d young
daughter. Una. are apendlng a
month in Oklahoma with Mr.
Parker' mother.
A number of Tulelake people wer
on hand at Collier park July 11 for
a picnic.
Plans for th fulur a ere dtacuaaed
at th home of Mra. O.ga Bradahaw
Wednesday, July 11 when past and
futui chairmen of various Merrill
Women of th Mooa oommltteea
met.
Paralyied Pilot
Lands Safely
PORTLAND. July II Nation
al Air Guard 1.1. John Haley landed
n P-M Mustang aafely yesterday
with radioed Instruction after hi
head and neck wer paralysed whitt
In the aky.
Although he fainted when he
climbed out of th plan. Lt Haley
later returned to hta group and flew
formatlnna during an air fore re
serve dedication ceremony.
Ma). Gordon Doollttlr, Oregon air
guard officer, aald Lieutenant
Haley s head waa anapped violently
backward In a stunting maneuver.
H lost eonaclousneaa momentarily
In trying to Kralghten hi head.
Two other pilot In th formation
detected th Portland era trouble.
Whll th atrlrken airman held th
awkward poaltlon, he landed per
fectly from Instructions radioed by
another plan tailing him Into th
air base.
The cottontail rabbit Is hunted not
only by man. but by hawks, owla,
fotra, weasels, rata, dog and any
carnivorous anlmaL
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Ha hung th painting upiid-down
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Oregon Civil War Vet To
Be Remembered By Marker
At Site Of Ball's Bluff
WABHINOTON. July la (41-Th
kindly Interest of th nation s chief
enecutlv and his friendship for a
member of th senate may lead to
appropriate marking of the spot
wher on of Oregon' Civil War
heroes died In battle.
Juat a week ago, President Tru
man slipped quietly away from Blair
houa for a trip to Leeaburg. Va.,
about M miles from th capital.
There Edward Dickinson Baker, a
Union army colonel and U. 8. sen
ator from Oregon, was killed In th
battl of Ball Bluff when Union
force wer defeated by th Confed
eral army on October 23. IM1.
Henator Mora iR-Ort I waa th
president s gueat for th trip which
waa mad without th uaual fanfar
and eacort of a preaidentlal ecru.
The preaident drove his own car
with the customary aec ret aerv Ice
man In tit back seat.
And It wa Uen. Oeorge C. Mar
shall, former secretary of stale, who
guided Mr. Truman and til Oregon
republican to th spot a here Baker
fell.
AU threw climbed through barbed
win. briars and bushea to uncover a
small ston marker on th slui.
Baker had died leading hie troop,
who served under Uen. Charlea P.
Hlone, in a chart up th steep tide
of Ball a bluff.
Hie body. Senator Mora aald. waa
brought to Washington and later
taken to Ban Francisco wher It wa
bufied in Lone Mountain cemetery.
Ill preaident and Henator Mora
agreed that tli sit wher Baker
fell should be better marked.
Mora told a reporter a more col
orful political flgur than Baker ha
never served Oregon In the United
Bute senate and declared few ora
tor In th rnt hav matched hi
eloquence.
Baker served In the houa aa a
representative from Illinois, H one
defeated Abraham Lincoln for th
congressional nomination In th
Springfield, 111, district but lost th
lection.
H reaigned from congress to ac
cept a commission aa colonel In th
American army during the war with
Mexico and again waa elected to
coiigresa for th last-M term. He
declined re-election.
Baker moved to California wher
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Springs Retort
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Oa Ort,,'! hrl Cat
Htaawar aa
Wi.wse Traaalara Alate Walrae
MeCreda Rprlnga, Oregon
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he ran for th house and wa de
feated. He then moved to Oregon
and In IBM was chosen by the legis
iBtur aa senator.
During .hla aervlc in the senate
h fought to uphold Lincoln s poli
cies but while still a senator took a
command a colonel In the Union
irrny. ,
The battle of Ball Bluff caused
Oeneral Stone to be relieved of his
rflmmanH anil fh rrallnn nf
creation
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Fort Klamath Improvement
Club Approves Plans For
Kimball Park Dedication
PORT KLAMATH, July IS-The
regular meeting of th Civic Im
provement club waa held In lh
clubhoua Prlday afternoon with th
president. Mr. W. B. Heacock. In
tli chair and Mrs. Bert Gray, aec
retary pro tern.
Preceding the uaual routine bual
neaa aeaalon of the club, approv!
of all preaent waa given to the com
plete program planned for the dedi
cation of th Jackaon P. Kimball
Memorial park on July 24. Clarrnc
C. William of tli Oregon at ate
board of forealry In Klamath Pall
waa preaent and read th detailed
program to club member, who are
cooperating with the board of for
ealry In th dedication eeremoniea.
It wa announced by Williams that
forestry employe will this week
commence spraying the entire 20
acr prk area for moaqulto control.
In preparation for the picnic and
program to be held on Sunday, and
that on the morning of the program
for the dedication of the park the
area will be sprinkled with water
to settle the dust et the scene of
! the day' activities. Everyone la In
vited to attend the alfalx, which
will atari with the picnic lunch from
12 noon until 2 put, for which each
person la asked to bring his own
food and table service, and for which
coffee. Ice cream, sugar and cream
will be furnished Jointly by the
board of forestry and the local club.
The program la scheduled to com
mence at 2:30 pm.
Mrs. Prank Denton and corps of
club member will be In charge of
coffee making and serving for the
congressional committee to look Into
Incident of the war.
After the president and Morse
agreed that the alt of Baker I death I
a b o u I d be more appropriately
; marked. Morse aald he would take
I , itK ritMnnikni
crowd, and th following women
will aerv Ice cream: Mr. Ord
Prltchett. Mra. Wmer Zumbrun. Mr.
W. B. Heacock. Mra. Alfred B. Caatel
Jr. and Mra. Patrick J. McAullffe.
'Ih complete detailed program
planned for th day will appear In
The Herald and New.
With William' departure for
Klamath Falla after the disposal of
the special business In connection
alth the Memorial park dedication,
uaual club business waa transacted
by thoa present with plana being
made lor a dance to be held Batur
) day night. July 23. with Mrs. W. B.
Hescock and Mra 'William C. Hack
ler appointed as the committee In
charge.
It was also decided to hold a pic
nic and regular meeting on Prlday
afternoon. August 19, at the Jack
son P. Kimball Memorial park, with
rhildren of club member welcome.
Coffee will be furnished by the club
and will be prepared by Mrs. Prank
Denton. Club members ara also
reminded that at the next meeting
on August S the quarterly birthday
party will be held for member
whose birthday date occur In the
months of July, August and Sep
tember. Hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. Alfred B. Caatel Jr. and Mrs. !
Lloyd Nicholson, asalated by Mrs. !
Patrick J. McAullffe. Used about '
the clubroom were vasea of colorful 1
tiger lilies, delphinium and sweet I
willlam, while on the refreshment 1
tables in the dining room were
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