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PACE EICHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON MONDAY, AUC. 8, 194 Papal Banner ' HORIZONTAL ' I .(Depleted It lh fl( of 1 2 Com forth 13 Chaplain 14 Kind of liquor ISNw l7Greas 18 Noun suffix Kind of bomb ? Granular now I Symbol for calcium Imam 10 Electron tub 1 1 Barked 13 Thickness 16 Comparative 19 Polish er JO Cut oil 21 Iron (symbol) ?2 Down 13 Belgian river 16 Employed . 8 River in lb Mme country St Toward 30 Mystic i ejaculation 51 Hebrew deity 32 Gaelic ; 34 Part 37 Note of scale 30 Cutting tool 39 Consumed 41 Dries 46 Curve 47 Fasten 48 Scent 49 Contend 50 Stains 52 Movable rods 54 Within (comb form) 55 Hydrocarbons V VERTICAL 1 Substantiate 2 Entertains 3 Domesticated 4 Preposition i Walking stick suffix J4 Heroic poetry 25 II is in- 26 Indians 27 Alon 32 Pass 33 Share Son Born jTo FDR Kin PORTLAND, Aug. 8 P A -pound. 1 -ounce boy the first great grandchild of the late President Roosevelt was 'doing beautifully" at a hospital today. So was his 23-year-old mother, Mrs. Van H. Seagraves, who entered the hospital Saturday night and gave birth to the child at 12.26 p. m. yesterday. The baby was named "Nicholas Delano'' traditional names In the Roosevelt family. Mrs. Seagram la the former Anna Eleanor Doll, who was known to the world as "Sistie" when, as a child, she romped in the White House dur ing the early days of the Roosevelt administration. She and Seagrave met as stu dents at Reed college and were mar ried July 7. 1946. Her mother, Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Boetuger, and her brother, Curtis, cam her for the birth. TRAPSHOOT I LTWTSTON, Idaho, Aug. t UP) ' The annual trapshoot and cere-1 . monial of the Pacific Indians, hon- I orary order of western states trap ahooters, will be held at Harrison Hot Springs, B. C August 11-13. f according to Dr. K. L White of ; Lewis ton, the organisation's tyee sachem (president). Mor than 100 marksmen ar en tered, i It's Mighty! Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich "That professor! No waadar hnvergts any colls.".. .You may miss important calls if the telephone is left off the hook... Pacific Telephone. Daylight Sure We lay ourselves down to sleep sure that tomorrow will come. And well may we be sure since God pledged It. Bald He While earth remains, seedtime and harvest. cold and heat, winter and summer, and day and night shall not fall Gen. 8:23 And Just so God pledges Judgment Day, for It Is appoint ed to men once to die and after that the Judgment Keb. 8:27. What like? I saw the dead, small and great, stand before God and tile books were opened snd an other book was opened which Is the Book of Life, and whoever was not written In the Book of Life was cast Into the lake of fire this la the Second Death Rev. 20: 12-15. And God would have you in the Book of Life with judgment out For God so loved you that He gave his Only-Born Son that If you should believe on Him, you should not perish but have eternal life John 3:18. Bald HENRY P. CROWELL, Pres. Quaker Oats "Did I utterly love God snd fellowmari? That was tli test that brought me to Christ aa my Saviour and later to His becoming my Lord. Since then life has been glorious." If VOU WnilM tuwmiiu. tUm pel into homes where you youraelf cannot go, would be pleased to bear from you. Writ me. Portland 1, Ore. This spac paid for by an Oregon family. i Answer to Previout Puiile IIa'Ss'M 35 Of the sea -44 Give forth 45 Girdle 46 River in England 51 Behold! S3 Tantalum (symbol) 36 Surplus 40 Oklahoma city 41 Existed 42 Not (prefix) 43 It is the horn of the F i rr a 3 . It 1 ii 3"T" a " - 3 3 5T 3 " 1 1 IT 27 iTJiT I 1 yi STjT 57 " ' W 55 40" n ii vt 5 J tj I I I I I I I I I I t TROPHIES STAT IN SAME HANDS PORTLAND. Aug. .P Grade De Moss of Corvalus held the Port land city women's golf trophy today for a third year and Tab Borer of Portland claimed the men's silver a fourth time. For Miss De Mots It was three times In a row as she defeated Sue Huston. Portland. I and 6. Her putter worked neatly on the opening greens and she held the lead through the final play Saturday. Boyer defeated Bob Duden. also Portland. 3 and 1. in a match that wasn't over until the 35th. He was two down on the 18th. squared the play on the 27th and then held the deadlock until he sank a six-foot putt on the 35th. NEW POWER QUICK EASY TERMS In 24 hour w con put this ALL-NEW Chevrolet Engine in your cor or truck. BRAND NEW CHEVROLET ENGINE Pat New Thrill Cader Year Hood LOW COST EASY TERMS You get everything NEW! (Not rebuilt) SAVE OIL and GAS ASHLEY CHEVROLET HEY! EC Enter the "Blue-Blazer" GUNNERY CONTEST And win on of Senational Gunt tL it df Pin9 Pon9 Ba,,s'j- One of thes grand new gum will b given away each week to the best "Marksman" . . . Contest on ot Tots-to-Teens. Com down shopping with yoar mother end enter this exciting new contest ... It wiH be lots of fun . . . end you might win new gun free . . . And if you don't you'll heve lots of fun shooting thi grand new "Blue-Bloxer" gun ... Leon's TOTS-to-TEENS 602 Main St. Gus Takes Over SU Crew Chore SYRACUSE. N. Y.. Aug. I lW Oiu Erikson mill report t Syracuse umverty September 1 to take oer aa head crew coach, succeeding the veteran Ned Ten Eyck. who retired last June. Erikson. wiio coached the University of Washington's Irehtnan crew for the last two years, was appointed Saturday. SFOC Tips Pasadena In Swim Meet SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. I t The San Francisco Olympic club by the slim margin of two points holds the Par Western AAU swim ming team championship. Olympic club swimmers edged out the former championship team, Pasadena Athletic club. 56-56, yes terday. California Swimming club, Los Angeles, was third with 35. With two U. S. Olympic stars leading the way. Crystal Plunge of San Francisco far outdistanced rivals In the women's division. The San Francisco swimmers amassed 100 points with second place Mult nomah Athletic club, Portland, sec ond with 25. Diver Zoe Ann Olsen and Swim mer Barbara Jensen set the pace for the victors. Miss Jensen took four firsts In the two-day meet. It's Mighty! I Early Risers ... Cliff Yaden's Signal Service ? 2560 : NOW OPEN 6 A. M. - Midnight t SIGNAL PRODUCTS I 'Kerosene Stove Oil White Gas Pres - to "We Give S & H Phone Fashion f-1 129 For Fest Dependoble Service CALL 5563 Free . , Delivery A Clothes Brought In To day May Be Had To morrow ... No Extra Cost. Also 4 HOUR Special Service "Skill ond Care thes . . . Lots of I Roys sad girls ages I thra llgibls . , t X hntrrra limited to Leoa's Tota-toteeas rastnners . S .rl r boy snaking highest aror win a aew gaa . . score will be posted . . 4 Karb ehlld will as aaai gaa and target . . Move To Curb Bowl Grid Craze CHICAGO. Aug. 6 (JV-Curbs on the Bowl gam football eras are in the making. Nine collegiate athletic leaders from various sections of the na tion plan to put "sensible" restric tions on such games. They will meet her next week-end. They ar on the 1949 Bowl game committee of the National Collrgia'e Athletic association. The NCAA gave the group power to set up Bowl game rules relating to sponsors, management, participation, and promotion. The recommendations next Sat urday and Sunday are to be sub mitted to NCAA convention dele gates In New York January 13-14. Littler Belittled HOUSTON. Tex.. Aug. t ! Bud Holscher. Santa Monica, Calif., splashed through mud and a driv ing rain yesterday to dethrone Oene Littler. San Diego. 6 and 6, In the I 36-hole finals of the fourth annual Juycee Junior golf tournament, HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND El GI VE. ORE. MKDr'OKD Thoroughly Modern Mr a.e Mr J a Sari So. 6th : j - Logs Green Stomps" 3681 Cleaners So. 7th I Slightly Extra ) Beyond Compare" "Pop and Zip" RULES iSlfc Caddv Killed By Golf Ball LAKE CHARLES. la. Aug. 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