THURSDAY, JULY 21, 194V
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NUMBER ONE of the Southern Pocilic is this locomotive, tha "C. P. Huntington." The
little locomotive wot shipped around Cape Horn on a tailing vessel and was placed in serv
ice in Sacramento in April, 1864, as number 3 of the Central Pacific. It was sold to
Southern Pacific in 1869. In recent years it has been on deploy at SP's Socramento station.
Railroad News
Hie Chinese used natural u a Water, sulphur and salt an Im-1 Nearly halt of most crude oil en
I Hprague, retired trainmaster.
I Ur'HIta also naa a little Day. f to evanorate brine for suit more uurltlri which ere found In I t.ro,. . ,.iin.ni .. ....
H " '- -Pi". i eV;. ?he" P lfleS j
tout la annul z 0 in trie past month, ; tared la brittle lor a vacation.
Here delivered la tircal Northern I Western Pacific llili week pur
thla wrrk. 'I lie new cars were made , chased nine otto. horsepower dlesel
In Ihr (.N shops at M. ( loud, Minn. I rand engines and four 400-horse.
Castleberry
Drug Store
Sale Told
Hie ealr of Hit t'esileberry Hupcr
Cul lUte drug store. MO Mull) street,
to P. D. Mrd nt Mi Mlnnvlllc was
completed Wednesday morning Inr
an undlHloeed anmuiit. Mead, vet
eran In lite drui buslneaa. took over
the store Immediately atler the sale.
Italph Mnntellh. Hie eller. rame
to Klamath fells six years au Irmn
Nampa. Ma. Ha purchased lilt drug
Htm tliire years ago Irum Tom
Ijlid and has operated It aline tnt
lime. Although nn announcement
waa maile of hU luture plans, he
Inirmla to remain In tlie store tor
Hie time beiin. assullnf ttie new
uwner.
Mead ! his wife Willi lilm.
Church Play !
Work Starts ;
Mrs. L. Parker arrived In Klam- !
ath PalU Tuesday to start work on
"The Llfht Eternal." Biblical drama '
ponvirrd by ttie Congregations!
rhurrh. to be presented July 211. In
the OT1 theatre. ,
Loral people will be Iralured In
I lie large cast ot the play w hich
dramaiirea ntbllral events leading i
vl.it llrthrads. Mil . naval hwpltal i t0 ,,ld ""eluding the giving ot the ;
Newsman Proves
Good Doctor
! WASHINGTON. July 31 i-f.-Hrll.
i aUir McCarthy ilt Win Is going to
consult a newsman whenever he
Irels bad In the future.
Plagued with a heavy raid, the
Wlacaiulll senator was talking with
Jark llrll ot the Associated Press.
Hell remarked on McCarthy s
hoarseness and ssld:
"Senator, I Ihlnk you've gt virus
pneumonia."
Htartlrd, McCarthy derided to
The new ears are 40 feel In length
and are being used for the ship,
roenl of lumber to eastern points.
In the majority, lumber Is being
ehlpprd from the Klamsth llssln
Pine mills.
Clrrat Northern llrukrmail A. N.
Howard and Kin-man W. L. HI John
are vacationing.
Warren Cronon. ON trainmaster
clerk, recently returned from a va
cation In Ran PrnnclM:o.
A1m on vacation Is Eninneer M
T. Arnett with the O. c. and E.
railway.
H. II. Hnrll. (.real Nurlhrrn dis
patcher, and family have left for
While Hsh, Mont., where Ihry will
stay lor a lew days before motoring
t the t.ast during Ihrlr vacation.
Brake-man Ocorge Hprague. Houth
ern Parilic, Is passing out rig:i
The rraaon. a baby girl born to the
Hpragura Wednesday morn
the Klamath Valley hospital
la the first granddaughter
power switch engines, coaling In ei
ceaa of Sit million dollars.
Tl new equipment waa put on
WP to meet the rising demand tor
luster freight handling. The road
and switch engines are being em
ployed between Jlleber. Calif., where
the Western Pacific connects with
the Ureal Northern railway and
Malt Lake City.
They are also being used between
Ban PratKlsco and Ball Lake.
Wolves of the United Btates In
clude the gray wolf of the North
and West, and the red wolf ot the
south central slates.
m..aj. at MMoOWNKSr.
(or a rhrrkup
Two hours Ulrr ht trlrptionrd
lirll Irum 1)1 hopli.il brd
he mid. "li t
You urr riihi,
riru pi irum u 14 "
Trmtod ix-lily iih a nw druf.
MrCir'hy rxtecta to b out idiig
Ten ComrnandntrnU. An mkiii
tht cat haa brn aclrctrd It be :
anrtounrrd.
Mr, Parker and the Rev. Godfrey
Matthews, pastor of Congreaun.ial
church, met with f roup of 70 per
sons In Plymouth houAe Tuesday
nicht to let Droductlon under wav.
J nmt t vote on wrute ralllira. j Th- dlractor. a native Mtaaourlau.
tion of the North Atlantic security nA4 WorKed In the dramatic Held
Ueaty. After that, he mill go bark I .iru-s .he m. la and dird
sSSIili
Hot Weather
Grips South
CHK AOO. July Jt i1-Annlher
day of hot. humid weather apia-aietl
In proaiieit Uiday for mt of the
southern and eat-cential stales.
mi paria nf Uia hot belt got a
measure nf relief from thunder
alinwers. but temperatures In the
high rii and 90s were forecast.
Meanwhile, cmilrr air spread Into
the northern plsina state while
temperatures over most of the mid
west were around normal. The mer
cury hit above loo in parts of Kan
sas. Nebraska and Trias yeaterday.
Light rain fell in the central plaiua
and Upper Mississippi valley today
A severe rain-hall-elevtriral
a'.orm struck Houthern New England
last nighi after yeaterday s P0 plus
temperature. Bevrn persons died
In the surm. Including two struck
r lightning and tour drownings.
Damage from fire and high winds
waa heavy while Ilia eipensive Con
necticut vallry ubacco crop suf
fered severe damage.
: to bed
rural PTA show.
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It's A Delight!
Girl Scout Camp
Registrations Open
It Is still possible to register for
the last week of the Girl Scout
ramp at Lake n the Woods, ac
eoedtng to fTlla Redkey, ramp di
rector. The week runs from July
34 mi 31, and any local girl from
10 In II may attend, whether or
not she belongs to the Qir! Scout
organisation.
The fee la 111 a week fnr Scouts
and 111 a week for nmi-ncouts.
Registrations may be made at the
Scout office, 323 Main, where
-SO
I New 3000 horsepower airplane
engines have as much power as a
big locomotive. I
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THE PALACE MARKET!
VEAL STEW 25cib.
LAMB STEW 25cib.
LEG of LAMB 55cib
Loin Lamb Chops 69cib.
FANtV
FROM OUR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT
I CRAVEM8TEIX
Cucumbers. 2 1 15c Apples, 2 lbs. 25c
GRAPES
Best af the season. Malagas, Tbocapeoa Seedless, Rlbiera. la.
29c
AT
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PATTERN-9140
The
MRMN MARTIN
only upkeep is snap
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the most Beautiful BUY of a?"
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and get the most for your money
It's your money you're spending, and you're entitled to get the most
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get the most for your money!
, Invest in a Chevrolet and
and
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full Instructions on how the ramp
la operated and what Is needed for
camping.
al Ins smart style details the I
curved sleeves, pockets, smart new i
neckline. And It s slimming!
Pattern (140 comes In sites 34.
. 31. 40. 43. 44. 4. 41. M. Slse .
Again
NEW
nt: i inf
Ponn.AfJl). July 31 (W Crop 1 takes ' yards Si-lnih.
LOWER PRICES!
yield declines ma be caused by a
dwindling bee population.
frank C. Pellrtt, Inwa authority
on bee-keeping, pointed out that
pollination Is un-iatlsfartory where
bees are not plentiful. He blamed
single-cropping, destruction of na
tive bee nesting snota as farms
ems nd and ue ol modern Insecticides.
You can get unattractive squint
wrinkles If you nriilrrt to wear sun
glasses nut In the sun. Cheap glr
should be avoided as they might
prove harmful to the eyes.
During the summer give your
hp nils orcaNlnnal oil treatments and
oil
mis easy-to-use pattern gives
perfect tit. Complete. Illustrated
New Chart shows you every step,
coins few this pattern to Klamath
rails Herald and Nrws Pattern De
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o. Ill Print plainly VOI R NAM:.
AIIIIKF.NN, MM, M7.r STYLE I
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It pattf arr the most beautiful
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ro further than rvrrf r.Uia a FRKE
paltrrn printed In tht book, t rhtld'a
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tse Styletoa Da lasa -0oar Sedan WKile ssinrall Ness spbeacl el ailre east.
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getting these
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exclusive to
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in its field!
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VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE
thw extra effKnvaf pawer plant that's
setting lb trend lor tha Industry.
FISHER BODY
STYLING AND LUXURY
found Isawherw anly e)n higher
priced cars.
CENTER-POINT STEERING
giving maximum stewrlng eoie with
minimum drlvar-fatlgu r "car
wander" and round el.awh.r. enly
on coilller cart.
CERTI-SAFE
HYDRAULIC BRAKES
(with Dubf-Ur Rlv.tl.tt
Brakt) Linings)
assuring swlfese, safer steps far yeu
and your family.
FISHER UNISTEEl
BODY CONSTRUCTION
with steel waUeef to (reel all around
you for maximum solidity, quietness
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with PANORAMIC VISIBILITY
supplying that extra vfceoa which
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giving mora room, mora riding
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S-INCH WIDE-BASE WHEELS
(with Extra Low-PranuraTlras)
tha widest rims la the entire law
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OWN OPERATE MAINTAIN
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aew or seat!
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