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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JULY 23, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACl THRU WEATHER INIAM VKAN Vglatl II as l..l ' I MWHWl - WUnN IIHIUIIIt: Mill rliiudr liMUy U Similar a.li'nal .Imiw. IB III n-iilli I'll watlaiail ''!' almwaiB In tit B4iulll. Hull Ih'Ui ' llili" In 1! and ml ma.l Ml hi M Uiw tunlghl Ml lu AH Nurlliwa.laily wlwU ull BluMS lit in a-i iiiiib an i"ur- . , KAaitltN liltr.liUM Peillr rliiuilr tixtav Willi Biallalail luinmill Ihuniler aluiwars. tlmi'l liiiugut n Similar wliti e law .tuiwar, our Ilia nurlh aiio astittal imlllinia. Illglil Imlar IK I" ...d on Similar 1 u W. Uiw lomalil SU III Wl INtlMllir.HN CAI.irOHNIA rlr lodav ltd Siini eilil aiBltiatl IWBIII .inn i i.-iiwiviin ami n.ti.ii.i i.mr and tmilglil. Higtl fug n Ilia a.Ml, ilaarliaj Similar allai lUiult. SllgliHr r'Hilar var Int.iUir liKUr. Nuilliwa.l wliiil. I" I" ' "HI" "" '" l.NAN I s PAS ANII VII INITV Climlr t.nla, mil l.ii.iglil wllh law US'il BhueB llili allaliiimn and umlar High li.rtai II. Uiw li.nighl St. Mign Inn da VUlllni'Mr. and Mil. Olatid K. Warcup an esurcted lu arrive Monday l" visit with tilemla lu Klamath -lis, lliry will be guests ul olut VYiImhi. IIW6 Alameda. Tin Walcupe am rn ruute hullia to Wepato. Wash. Hum a veratlou In Calilmnla and Nevada. They art formerly ut Klsinairi tells altera h aa villi (lie city schools music de partment. He i now with the Wepato srllouls IliUMC gyBlrro. PU ni Pol inrr Wyoming real dtnu now living Ui oirgoii will gstlirr lur Uirir annual picnic at ks.wnlmi-l.ane park on the county I line between Lan and Mrnlon coun lira on liliiltway W weat leuiiday, July 31. Uiiiiit will b served at I Is p. m. Tlxnt attending ere eaaed to bring their pk-nlc luiub and labia arrvu-e. Coffre, craam. siiasr and tea crram wilf ba fur nmhrd. Ketura) Mr. and Mig W. Q Teare ol Victoria. II. C, returned P rlday to their larm lu baatstrhe weii. Canada, after pending aevaral days visiting uti Mr and Mr. Malcolm '1'rar. 1HJ3 Melrose. Hsablns The llabln club will meet lint Tliursdsy at 1:10 In Uia home ol Mia. Blella Per sell. XUi Illetin. Members not being ablo to attend art asked to call Mil. Pcraall at 3M6 Ui lite evening. Daughter VUtta Mr. L X. Henry. ixl Uaidrn. ha had her daughur, Hetty Coulter and eon Michael, tuv Itlng her irom Cltkagu. tacalioa In Canada Mr. and Mia. J. A. Carman. 33 Michigan, returrwd hu week Irom a nine-day vacation In Brttuh Columbia. rieeile The Happy Hour club will old a pirate at Moor a park Sun day, July 94. at I p. m. .tary Orlltllh and Ida faaoba ol Whlttler. Calif, art u Mai Allot Waldmn. Klamath Goes Over Top In Bond Drive Klamath county topped Ha Op portunity Bond drive quota of l'S oun in the recently rloaed talet effort. County Chairman Andrew M. Collier announced u1ay. Collier received notification from the Oreaon bond headquanert that Klamath'i eumtiUtlre galea wert UMiiM. or ut 11099 over the quota. Klanialh i talet were 100 per rant of quota. The gtate at a whole mertub trribed the bond drive goal by II per rent. Some other countieg. wllh amount of aaleg and percentage of quota given In that order: Ijtke, MI3t. IftS per cent: Jackaon. rJ0.47S. 100 S per cent; Omiglga, li:no, loo per cent: Detchiitrt, IIM.KI, 100 per cent. Only count le. that failed to make quota were Marlon. M per cent: Jo aephine. M per cent, and Multno mah, 1 per cent. Jefferson led the lata with 173 per cent. Collier voiced hit thanka to all who helped In the drive and thoaa who bought bond. I'eeemunlaa Mra. Oladyt Halml- ark of Malln. grand Adah of Uie Or der of tht Eaalarn Hlar of Oregon, hat Juit relumed from atundlng eniiitltutlng ctreinonlti of two new taalern Hlar ehaptara, out at Bclo and the other at Mapleton. Mr. and Mrt. Halouaek mada Uie trip by oar and art attending tlmllar otremn nlet of rheptera at Klamath FelU, Pauley and North Powder River tltU week-end. Rodeo riana-Bchaduled for July XI Utrough Augutl It tht eomblnid horit thow and rodeo at tht IM Sonoma county fair In SanU Rnaa, Calif. Of Intereel locally la that the rodeo will ba under auptrvlalnn of Mark Barbour of Klamath Pallt, who tuppllet atnek and arena par annuel for many watt eoatt round -upg and rodtot. Vlaltaea Mr. and Mrt. Bob Prtn Dot. Lakevltw, and her brother and Uter-ln-law. Mr. and Mrt. Orand vllle Lee. Orand Rapid!. Mich., art eialtlng here wllh Mra. Mary Mar tin. Mrt. Martin, eon, Clair, and tht vlgltort recently took a trip to tht eoaat vtalllng tht Oregon carta, tht redwoodi, and the -Home of Myt trry ." Retwn Haaae Mr. and Mra. Jerry Thomiiaon and three aorta left Fri day morning for their home In Nor man Okla. They have been rttltlng In Klamath Palla wllh Mra. Thomp aon't perenta, Mr. and Mra. J. F. Peiirod. She It tht former Alma Penrod. Vaeatlaet Ree. and Mra. Martin dale Wood! and daughter, Ruby Margaret, gre vacationing for two weeka at their tummer cotlage near Redondo Beach, Waah. Rev. Woodt la attending a paatora' trhaol at College of Puget Sound In Tacotna while there. Sewing Nile club It having a tewing meeting In Uie home of Mra. John Weat, IM6 Fulton. Tueaday at 1 SO p. m. All membera who would like to Join the aewlng bee are wel come and may call Mra. Watt, 1M4, for further Information. Callee) Ta Aaklan4-Lenort Bat rick and Patty Harkey. Ui High, were called to Oakland by the criti cal Ulneea of Mua Emrtrk'a mother. Miaa Harkey't grandmother In Oak land. Calif. They left on the Day light train Saturday afternoon. Mara Mr. and Mra. R W. Mai eoenb and children. Claudia. Janet and Oordon. have returned from a vacation to Roundup. Monk, where they were vtaltlng their parent!. Mr. and Mrt. William Hunter and Mr. and Mra. W. T. Maleotnb. VlelUng Parent! Mra. Fred Mc Naught of Santa Anna. Calif .. It vit Itlng wllh her parent!. Mr. and Mrt. Carl Schubert of Klamath Falli. Mra. McNaucht la accompanied by her two children. Week-ee4 With Fatally Mra laabel Jackaon. It3t LeRoy. returned Saturday from Southern Oregon college to apend the week-end with Travel Tour For Editors Called Off A tour of Oregon by travel editor! of mldweat and eaitern newipapert, acheduled to ttart Wednesday morn ing, haa been cancelled, according to Charlea R. Stark, vlct pretldent for Oregon of Pacific Northwtgt Travel association, sponsors of the tour which haa already covered parts of North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho and Washington. Physical eihauatlon of the editors was given at Uie reason for cutting the trip short. The tour started fuly 10 from Chicago. Oregon titles which were to have been vial tad are Portland, Astoria, Seaside, Tillamook, Newport. North Bend -Coos Bay. Grants Pass, Med ford, Ashland. Klamath Falls, Bend. Springfield. Hood River, Salem and McMlnnvlllt. Plant to visit John Day. Baktr, La Oranda, Enterprise, Pendleton and puaslbly other com munltlea had been given up earlier due to the long distances Involved and the fact that the editors only had fivt days in which to cover Oregon. It waa planned to split the party Into two roups so each editor would have covered only a part of the Itinerary. -Bvary effort will be made neat year." Stark aald. "to get the tour to originate In Oregon so the editors mty tee this part of the Northwest while they art fresh." Furniture Firm Gracious Host SEATTLE. July n IJF) The Far Weat Furniture company haa one pleased customer, at least, even though he Isn't eaactly welcome customer. Police disclosed today that the burglar Who stole 14 blank company checks last week and forged and cashed three of them for HUM each, wrote the general manager: "Thank you for a pleasant va cation ... I had to hunt around I quite a bit before I found a place that left things to handy. Windows open and such. If I get up this way again I will atop In again. In haste . , . N. Pi. Adam!." FIN' HKt) OKLAHOMA CITY. July M op Thirty pints of whlaky provided Deputy Sheriffs L. H. Kolb and Olen Roberta the punch to pinch a pair of Oklahoma City men. Then Common Pleai Judge Evert Crtsmore fined the pinched pair 1100 for operating a disorderly house, the charges aald. Their namea: Robert A. Plncham Jr. and Robert A. Plncham. III. Medicine Lake Homes Go Up TULELAKE. July 33 A tummer home building program la under way at Medicine lake with Erie Lund, contractor, working on three residences. One, a two-story build ing with three floor levels la of unique construction with Interior knotty pint trim and diagonal fire place In the ItvlCgj room. This home and two smaller ones are situated on tht northeast end of tht lake at White Pumice beach. Two other homes art tlso going up. one for P. C. Bergman and one for Jerry Schott. Bergman haa a green asbeatos shingle exterior and the Schott home Is of rustic design. All are on deeded land In the new Medicine lake subdivision. The lake waa stocked this yetr with 10.000 eastern brook trout by tht tut game eommlaskm. Copco Incomt Up Over Last Year An Increase of IV33 per rent In the net Income of tlte California Oregon Power company for the tear ending June 30. lf4v, over the net Income of a year ago was disclosed today In the comiaiiyt annual report. Total net Income for the flacal year Just tndrd was 13.104 Mil, com pared to I132S.2M for the IM7-4D flacal year. Net Income for the first tlx months of Uils year amounted to 11,0611.414, an Increase of 16 70 per cent over the same period In 1148. The figures were announced In a statement Issued today by A. S. Cummins, Copco president. In Med-ford. The wolf now la a rare animal In stoat parte of the United Statas. FUNERALS TAMI.KT II.OVO MMION tXsttf Uuf4 sfemMefi. Mtfetni man at Mr. m4 Mr. L.lo4 larrtwa of Utaa city. war am rtay, Jy JB. 104. t j p m Surviving IwuriM ht pr- nU r Mr. RotM ealtrpij ind Mrs. Mvrtlc liwgnn, kxjth frsiiflnmlhrs rt1 'ai'tonta of tot eitv. fun rat Nrvkti mnc Mitjririerni wr hisj at Kiameith Memorial parti on Saturday. July 21, ivwb. ( l -W nv Arranamnis war unrlar I tea dtrartlfXl or U WhUiocH runaval Horn of Ihia ally. riA.ll. HAIf JONli FiaMrtl aarvictM for tia lata Paarl Mary Joaa. who passad away to thta ui urn Thuralay. July 21. IlHU. will rtald in u c ha pal of Ward a Klamath Funaral tv.rn. HsW Migti alraat, on Mon day. Jutr M. liptw, at 3 p m , with Hav. (avld Rarrvail of tha first Praaby tartan rhurm oil ttriaMnf f.'onr lurling aarvU-aB and Intorrrtaatl In Klamath Htmorui parg frianla ara rasp-tf ully invltad In at land. Ward's Klamath Sunmfl homa in afcatga of arrangarnanta. J 5 Min. from Town tl I :'''"ffiH,i...,.J SACKED GRAIN STORAGE FOR RENT Kef rate red Pitfclig Gram Wgrthewte. Cexifaet Tulelake Growers Association Golden Hotel Bldsj., Tuleloke, C.Hf. Pkoei 2711 L'JiiLlklEI li IbaMsTaassfYiLati 9 ig Park View Nursing Home 904 Wetf Mais Street . Mee'Ure), Oregon Pketx If Jl Cempletely equipped Hurting Heeree fer tkrtxik ant) ceeiveletctnrt. led pafientg a tpeciarty. Hat water kt tkrastfKeut building. Licensed by the State, at Oregeei. 24 HOUR NURSING CARE Registered Nuree in Charge to-jr slats" lAPPT TIE IAY . . . I)svi of retirrment can be full of pleasant activihea . . . Golf, 'isriatg. Travelling. No more a!arm-e locks juat la pleasant prospect of veart of leisure atretching aliead. A pleasant prospect kvlrad if jrou save planned for aletule retirement income, rilart pianoaig your happy retirement today. IUN LI P f ASSUtANCI COMPANY Of CANADA LitU PAUL A. LEE til Main St. Klasnath PsMs NOTICE Southeast Suburban WATER CUSTOMERS af The California Oregon Power Company Effective June 27, 1949, irrigation and sprinkling permitted as follows: Evan ntimbtrtd sida of atrttt an aven numbarad days. Odd numbtrtd tida of ttraat an odd nymbarad days. Affecrt alt water cuttemsrrg eott fram tha City Limltg at Waihbura Way. Raetrietiareg ta eewtiwua threugheat aaw Mtr Rtoeithg ledf ea that aM aaal Year caoeeration ig trexerwhr may have reeaeiiehle pretture fat need. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY , her family. I Visit rrieaae-Mr. gnd Mrt. Orson Hiesms tntf eon. Ray. have returned j I from a visit with friends at Caglt ; I Point and Medford. Ice" taav aosl hke a etaart pkeaea ies sai tte it asasuia laik oriag exttting Ike htdiTidael Beads ' of estr elirnta. 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