WEATHER
BTnrAM VA
Ta sale l " Lai sear I'M
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WHTtXN oni()N: r.lr In toulh
en. partly rlwmly In north imlay. Partly
fldujy In amilli and law ahtiwera In
nnrlh Tl.ura.lay. Iliha un enaal Ixilh
clava M Ut Tu. Intittr hlglw 7e to M
tdar ana II lJ a Thuiulay. Ls
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sveaisrly wlmla nil ahuie 10 In ao mllaa
"uaiiait OHICOON: r.nir lrl to
la and ThuiMlay. V.lilel acalUrad
altarniMin aln.wata or lliuiularlhnwan in
niounlalna il'SUI b"lll Oal 1
Lawa limlaht 41 la U
t.HANli HAM AMI VK INITYl r.lr
Mar, ba..mln paillr cl.mily tunuhl
.nd Tlmr-la. Hal U'
nialit BJ lllah UiuiMlar SI.
r.OlllMN CAI.IMIMNIA: Fair today
and tonlahl hut oyarra.1 an
nilhl and tomorrow niriiln. TKunwlay
lair eatspi lor mornhis lo and oarlly
ioudy u eatieme nuilh wtlh a law
alioworl nortu ol rorl Hull and Had
itm Warmer oar Inlarlor today.
B.,uthsaielr to norihwaataily wlnda ol
lit to la ntllaa an hour offahora.
;rani-8liasla Vlrw rn will
hold a regular meetlM at BlmU
echool TlmrnUy at p.m. lc
lurer Paulina Christen and Ad
Barleen will present 0w program.
Ladles art asked In brim cook lea.
nd Ihe (ram will lurnlah let
rream. Anyone havliif laiirywurlr.
for Hie Pomona display table u
asked la brim It la the meeting or
contact Mr. Allra Hoover. iOM.
IUvnlon-Mr and Mr. D. J. Hu
ur relumed home Monday eve
ning from a family reunion held
thU year In Heniniliam. Wash. They
made the trip In a new Piper Clip
per, topping In Portland to plrk up
How ser a brother and wile, who ac
companied Ihem the real of Ihe way.
They encountered very tor my
weather In Washington.
Iteturna Dolorea Moon has re
turned home from a month a vaca
tion In Bant Crua. Calif., to com
plete plan for her furthcoming
wedding. August Jl. Bh recently
underwent an appendectomy at
Klamath Valley hoapltal Immediate
ly following her return here and t
now at home recuperating.
a
YUlia Alva Bhulta of North
Sacramento, Calif ., arrived Tneeday
evening for a vialt with frlenda and
relative here. He la a gueat of his
liter, Mr. W. 8. Hayden. tot Mor
timer, and will remain In Klamath
rail the real of the week.
Caaimlaa loner Te Meet The dis
trict commissioner of the Modoc
Area council will meet tonight at
the Boy Scout office In the Oreer
building for a regular monthly
meeting under the direction of Com
mualoner Paul Tanner.
railed Away Mr. Clayton J.
Bweaay of Tulelake, Calif, left by
United Air Line Sunday night for
Mlnneapolla. Minn., where ah wa
railed by the aerloua lllneaa of her
later.
Heniemlng The Rnyal Neigh
bor of America will hold a regular
meeting Friday at I p m. In the KC
hall. The annual homecoming will
be celebrated with a program.
Hoaaae. Member of fOame
Oolf and Country club auxiliary are
reminded to call Mr. Stewart Bnell,
sal. for Friday luncheon reserva
tion. Theta R ha There will be a regu
lar meeting of Theta Theta Rho
oirl club No. I tonight at 1 JO
In Ih IOOP hall.
Home Again Mr. Henry Orime.
1134 Canby, haa returned to her
home following a Uy at Ihe Klam
ath Valley hoapltal.
Women rounrll-Th Women'
Coumll of the Plrsl Christian
church will meet Thurdy morning
urgliitilng at 10:10 with a devo
tional eervke. Group meeting will
be held at 10 30 and a nark lunch at
noon. The business mreUnil and
aludy will mart prnnuilly at I 00
pm. All luillra are coitllully Invited
to attend.
Mr. Hhlrk Paw Funeral eerv.
Ice were hrld laal week at the
Catholic church at Alturaa for Mr.
Katherllie Walla Hhlrk. mother of
David Hhlrk of Klamath Falla. Hhe
had been III for arveral weeka. Hhe
la uuvlved by her nm here, a twin
brother, Frank Wall of Fresno,
another bro'her and three lter.
Shower Ml Mlnta King of
Crest treet will be honored Friday
evening at 7:3U with a "doing Away"'
hnwrr given by Ihe ladlea of the
Flrat Christian church. Mini King
will leave early In September for
Cugcne where ahe In entering North
weal Christian rollrge to prepare
heraelf for Ihe mlMlonary field.
Special Meeting A petial meet
ing by the Pauley Rebekah Ualge
will be held Thursday evening for
Uie puriMrae of greeting Lela Kim
aey. prealdenl of Uie Assembly of
Oregon. A banquet al 6 30 at Ihe
Hotel Chewaucan will precede Ih
lodge meeting.
Plrnle The Kuthryn Brattle I
Missionary sorlety of Pear Mrmor- I
la I church will picnic till Friday
at the ranch home of Mrs. W. S.
Metier. Pot luck la planned for noon,
and anyone wishing transportation i
la asked to meet at the church at I
10 Id a m. Mrs. W. S. Hluugh will be :
In charge of devotion.
Relumed Mr. and Mr. Otto '
Clawaon are bark home after a trip !
to Uie coast. While In Brookings,
Ihey visited with Mr. and Mr. Pete ,
Bind who were furmerly of Ihli .
city. I
Expansion Of Population,
Business Gain Noted By
Copco In Two-State Area
Marked eapanilon of population
and customer business In It trde
territory and an accompanying
heavy construction program were
reported by Uie California Oregon
Power company today a It offered
snnono share of common stock at
$23 36 to finance Uie development.
Cok-o s figure on tha population
of Ihe 19 Oregon and California
counties it serves show an Increaa
of 53 per cent line 1M0. a com
pared with 4t per cent aaUmated for
Visitor Mrs. Lelllc Statuble of
Medford visited here Tuesday with .
her (later. Mr. Sylvia Stang.
Mary Bishop
Dies Monday
In Lakeview
LAKKVIEW. Aug. 10 Mary Isabel
Bishop Leehmann, Oregon and Lak
rounty pioneer, who wa born June
24. 184. In Clackamas county, died
Monday. August I, IM, In Lakeview
at the age of to years, 1 month, 19
days.
As a girl and young woman. Mary
Bishop mad two trlpa across the
plain by wagon train. Bh returned
to Oregon In 1S2. and mad her
home her th remainder of her
life. She resided 14 years on a
ranch al New Pin Creek then
moved Into Lakeview where he home
haa been since.
On Sunday. June 24. laal, she was
married to John Henry Leehmann
In Lakeview. Her husband preceded
her In death October I. ll.
Mrs. Leehmann la survived by
one son. Walter H. Leehmann Br.
lakeview. at whose home ahe died
following a prolonged nines. Also
surviving are on brother, J. A.
Bishop, Lakeview; three) gandchll
dren. Caryl Cokkln of Joseph, Ore.;
Walter H. Leehmann Jr., and
Mearle H. Leehmann of Lakeview;
and five great grandchildren.
Funeral service will be conduct
ed 1 hursday afternoon. August 11. at
i pm. from the ousley-otermn
mortuary here with Interment at th
Odd Fellow cemetery.
Ih slate of Oregon.
The company's population figures
for the sii counties which Include
Klamath. lake, Siskiyou and Modoo
In this territory allow a total of
2X4.000. The 1040 census figure was
)li5, ihe gain since 1020 Is 1U
per cent.
In ten years the utility ha
gained more than 35 .000 new cus
tomers, an Increase of S3 per cent,
In th territory It covers. The com
pany's retail sale have almost
tripled In I hone ten year a.
Copco Tokotee Fall construc
tion program, a mJor reason for
the additional financing, will be
completed about October to th
point where Uie plant can Urt
operating, adding 27.000 kilowatt
to the company's generating capac
ity. The company financed It con
struction from the end of th war
to th middle of 1MB from the pro
ceeds of Uie sale of corporate securi
ties. Since mld-lB4g. It has financed
Uil work through tsiuanr of
promissory notes.
Tokotee Is Just Ihe first of a serif
of construction project planned on
the North Umpqua. Two more pltnu
are planned, one to be In operation
In late mso. and the other In US1.
These will add 29.250 kilowatt to
the generttlng capacity of Ihe util
ity. Total rapacity of Ihe company's
generating facllule will then be
260,000 kilowatts.
Attempted Rape ,
Leads To Death
PORTLAND. Aug 10 (4 Emo
tional ehork from attempted rape
by a teen-age boy ha been deter
mined tlur probable cause of death
of Mr, flattie Davidson, S, a
cripple.
She died yesterday, soon sfter
complaining of dimness. A physi
cian had sent her to a hospital on
diagnosing her trouble as Irregu
larity of the heart.
Deputy Coroner Myron Costley
said "emotional shock" from th
Saturday night assault had probably
caused her death.
Mrs. Davidson walked on crutrhe
because of a leg amputation. She
told police that a boy came to her
house Saturday night while she was
alone, forced his way in and
threatened fp rape her. Her screams
drove him off after she suffered
shoulder and wrist bruises.
Th boy a as not seen by anyone
except Mr. Davidson.
Tracy Relative
Lives In Klamath
Mrs E. O. Rdson of Klamath
Falls Is a niece of 7 a-year-old John
Harrison Tracy who died lst night
after spending 13 days In the Mount
Hood wilderness.
Mrs. F-daon's mother wa a sister
to Mr. Tracy.
Th Kdaon'a. who llv at 1S20
Arthur street, left last Saturday for
Portland to assist In the hunt that
waa then going on for th elderly
man. They were due back In Klam
ath Fall today, but because) of
Tracy' death will remain In Port
land for a few more days.
To pep up a tired aummer en
semble, try putting on new ceramic
buttons, and making tarring to
maun.
THE ODDS ARE 2 TO 1 ...
tint your tMuranre prrfxram
bM Miie-otttm if it hftjto't brn
rrvn-Wfd rrrefitiy by n rxper-TiCf-i
un'irnrriirr. A chnf at
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protection . . . qt If hf sMttr
nrr a nl more prov wioo tor
rrtirtMntMit. Ll m rrvifw your
auranr yon will b under
Do obligation.
SUN LIM ASSURANCE
COMPANY OF CANADA
v
PAUL A.
LEE
i 131 Main St.
Klamath Fall
Phone TT77
Marine Reserve
To Meet Tonight
A regular meeting of Ihe marine
corps reserve unit will be held to
night In the big hangar at the muni
cipal airport al 7:30.
All regular men a well a all
other Interested In the reserve an
urged to attend.
i?K(duCCH...K MEW PUM OF
PROTECTION for YOUR CHILD
Against Tn-MS Drd Dsfs
POLIOMYELITIS. LEUKEMIA, SCARLET FEVER
DIPHTHERIA, SMALL POX, SPINAL MENINGITIS
ENCEPHALITIS and TETANUS
Plan Pay eaatlt up
S5000 to pay for the BEST Treatment
S500 In event of Your Child's Accidental Death
Tata Flea Coat tNLTtSrerSa CUM; 111 fee Tw r Iter
s SICKNftS STRIKIS WITHOUT WARNING l,
" DON'T DILAY PROTICT TODAY!
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