Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 11, 1949, Image 17

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, AUG. 11, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVENTEEN 14th Annual Rotary Club Junior Livestock Show To Be Held Auqust 28-29-30 A at wet . It end U have been at aa 111 date fur ilia Mlh annual Junior Llvrelork show, barbecue anil aactloa by iha Klamath rails Kolary elub, eaenaor of Iha ahaw. The dalee Ihli yaar fall an aunday, Mon day and Tueaday. Thla year' allow will follow the plan Inaugurated laal yrar wltlrh rombtned eilllblla of garden pro duce, flowrre, rannlng and verloue demenelrallon In hunta making wllh Iha animal husbandry am hlMta. Both 4-11 rluba and Future Farm art o( America chapters will panic Ipata. Tha vnt la Khedulrd for tha county fairgrounds with Hrolt War ran, director In charfa. Warren waa ona of the cn-rlialrman who last yaar assisted Llnvd Pluck, general Farm Bureau Members Hear Report fct tlx recent meeting of Ilia Klamath County Farm bureau re port war given that art of inter eat lo farmers In thla community. Th meeting waa held August I at tha chamber of rnmmrre. Mm. 1m Holiday, who rrpr. settled tha Ataoclatad Farm Woman of Klamath county at tha Hood River meeting, lav a report of th meeting and stated that Umatilla and Klamath counties hay bn chosen for th rural youth program in Orion. Frad Ruerk osplatnrd tha nrar division of th aula Into rnlona and th plan to mm tha atat farm offlr to Halrm. Th farm rif fle ha bam In Pendleum. Thla plan haa bran under consideration for eeveral yrars. t Holiday, voting delegate In tha atat martini of th house of dlat at Hmd Rlvar, aald that th pollcla formulatad by thl county rpranuuvn will b itud ld and otd upon by th counti bfnr th convention in Novmbar. Th potato aituatlon waa dla uaeed by C. A. Hrndrraon, and Arthur Breilenateln reviewed gn cultural plana now balm studied In eongreae which could aubatituta for th Brannon plan. Th farm burrau supports th Altkan plan adopted by osngraa laat yrar. At th and of th meeting elee Von of affirm waa hld. AU f ormr officer war re-elected. Frank W, Brown, president, Karl Mark, te president, Lra Holiday, voting delegate. E. C. Kllpatnrk. alternate young delegate, t natal la ta n will b hld at th nail moet geey. aVpnbf a this 1. ALL STEEL CONSTRUCTION Construction throughout It heovy oll itl. Th Hutk, fabricated ond lectrlcolly welded of havy Heel plot and bars, forms a on-pl box section heavily ribbed ...Our CATALOG xplaini fully. Aid for It. 2. SPECIAL FEATURES Th tpaclol faolurai or many. For xamplt, on permits th filar to kp tht kiwi running perfectly, and thus otiurei a maximum cut of perfectly tawed timber. Oil tight motor driven EUvolIng Devico onoblat rapid changing of tawt. A specially designed Straining Device auuret frictionleis operation and instant reaction to any saw Ungth change... Our CATALOG xplaini many others. Ask for It. 3. TROUBLE FREE BEARINGS All KLAMATH MACHINE Band Mills ar (quipped with heavy duly ulf-alignlng tpharical rollar bearing. All bearings or mounted In greate tight housings and spe cial great seals. Tst plugs on housing covers permit th operator to check easily th amount of lubricant In eoch housing... Our CATALOG Illustrates and describes ur complete lint of sawmill equipment. Atk for it. St fat chairman to put over a tuocaatfui slltiw. Warrrn'a kry Rotary commit! man aa announced by Hi club UlU weak are Had tluaanian, chairman; Walter Jnulrseleweeel and Mark BinlUl, cu-challllian; Nalaun Heed, aire chairman wllh Tommy Thoinp anll. Whltry Mllla, Walt Desna, Urary, Andy (Jollier, Hank bemou and Frank kiberleln assisting. bale clerk I le McMullen with Hob ( hlleole and Harold Ashley -aiatlni. Grounde supervisor and aa alalanl are hrnret Glenger and CaJ Peyton, lirni tireaa and Jo Hiker are In eharge f weiihlnf and Bud Chandler as publicity cbairaaaai Krank tract. Mob atpreat Jr, and f.arl Kent, food; Paul Mathews, Bob Klilngaoa, Mike HaJeiger, Kill a Mart, bar bar ue. ttaaroy Bchn and Lloyd Porter will look after ticket aalra; Uene bailie aa auaclal event chairman will b helped by Walt Mclntyr and Wally Larkln. 'Mi allium commltlM on animals WIU Include L. A. Weet, Urandaddy of tha allow; Tom Walter. Daddy C. A. Henderson. Klamath county aa-rlculturlat and Lee McMullen. Franrla Bklnner, Klamath county 4-11 club advlaor will act aa ear rotary; Ulb Fleet will be barbecue mailer, Cyril Cook WIU officiate at chef and Ed Oeary naa been nomi ne led "procurer of th grain fed beef." Animate will be race! rod and weubrd Sunday aaonuni a ehowmanahlp eenleeta are scheduled for the alter neon. The second , Mandav. wlU be drvoled U judging rlaeae of llvretark and gardea and Mower esblMta. Judging will b completed. Toe' day. final day of the ahew when Judging and lhrr perlal contests will be held. Food preservation exhibits, dem onstrations and Judging contest let an Inning on Tuesday also, under the direction of Joan Howell, home demonstration leader lor Klamath county. Ilia big barbecue will be served a alwaya in the grandstand at the fairground Just before th sale o! animals In th livestock arena. A "grand march" of prim beef, dairy animals, sheep, awin. poultry and rabbit will lake plac during th barbecue hour. Soil Conservation Demonstration Set BALF.M. Aug. II i .TV-Fifteen thousand persona ar expected to attend sou conservation day dem ons Irs lions Sept. 11 on th Ivan Bartell ranch between Shaw and Aumsrllle. Selected aa an average pier of ground, tha ranch pro vide opportunity to show all the approved anil eoruarvatlon practi ces, representative of th Oregon Stat gram and tha Santlam ecu conservation district declared to ds. - Treasons why Klamath Machine BAND MILL will do ai Better lob for you... Klamath LOCOMOTIVE WORKS INC. P. O. BOX 1 0 1 e KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, V. S. A. til 1du "WuUvt. U KLAMATH MACHINE fiwCucU w .oe.iv'e!" w t m SCOTT WARREN Director in charge of junior livestock show. Unemployment Payments Gain BAI.EM Aug. 11 OP Lumbering, ooiutructlon and food processing war th Industrie rsponilbl lor nor than half th Initial claims that helped Increase unemployment payments In Oregon during July to tha highest midsummer total yet recorded, with th exception 0 f July, HMO. th atat unemploy ment compensation commission re ported today. In 146, commission spokesmen pointed out, veteran and war workers were looking for peace time Jobs. HUta benefits In July of this year reached MOa.01J, an Increase of 113 per cent over Jun and mora than double those paid for July year Moat of tha three Industrie ordl nsrlly reach their peak employ men I In midsummer, but thla year their mployee accounted for 41 per cant of th July benefit checks. Construction and lumbering work- era alone hav received more bene fits this yrar than all unemployed ere psld for th asm penod ol 14. Oregon Polio Death Figure Hits 68 PORTLAND. Aug. II ufi Ore gon's Infantile paralysis case for Ihe yrar stood at II Wednesday after all mora ere reported last week. One of th tlx brought death to a 30-year-old man . Th slat board of health reported that laboratory testa showed fire patients In Burns are Buffering from tularemia (rabbit fever). It waa the second outbreak of that disease In tlv year. Primitive manufacture of Iron from or la believed to have begun In mm nations wall before lloo B. C. oak fat iAc Indian "tVtAd ail KLAMATH MACHINE products load Mills Cenlogel Creitesl None' OpsrelsJ-llstlrk Opereleo llerKle Oetk loves Idgere Dogs I Air Operolea'-Moed Operolee Meckoalcel tall lowyere leading llaees leg leodlag lo,lemeat Nigaen Iteom reeds Vertkal g.iews Volve Controllers (ell Coses s Ibid litis Troasfere Trimmers . Volvesl Air Dog, Nigger, Ssol Cm Desk Meshlaery: log Meeh-teg Clones-leg Sloe end leader-teg Kieltr t Carriage tolls Coulees Twit machine Lee Holliday Named To Farm Board 9 HollldMf, Krn road firmer tiftt bfrn nmnrd to the lUtr board f airtrultura bf (invmwr Dauglai Mr Kay and waa In Portland thla wrtk attrndlng ft tnf of tht rrorsanlsfd board. ilnJlidar named for four year lrra on th rvrn-pla board. Klamath previously waa reprrarntrd on tha board for number of yrara by M 'ary, and llrnry Kemon aerved on the body for a time In the administration of the late (Governor Chariee II. Martin. Other member of the preaent board are Fred ( orhrll. Milwaukee; r.. Rlddell l ace. Hood River; Harry t. h teams, Prinerllle; Mrs. Arthur J. UrtMi; A. f. II a yea, ftrooka, and George Fullen wider, Carle ton. .Legislation pasaed thla year givea tha board added reeponsl bit! ties In the administration of the stale milk control law. It namea the admin Is tr at ion of Ihe milk control pro gram, and reeently aeleeted Thomss (hlaen U serve aa acting admin istrator, llolllday haa been a-live In publir and aeml-pablle affaln In the state and thl community for many years. He served twa terma aa president of ihe Oregon Dairymen' association, after two terms at the head of the county group. He served two terms on the Oregon dairy products com mission. He la hesd of the county farm bureau. Willamette River Gets Jelly Fish PORTLAND. Aug. 11 " The Wlllamrti river Is bring Infested In a small way with a thing that look, like jelly fish. Otooa of a gelatinous substance some measuring two and a half feet in diameter have appeared In slou.tha and stagnant pans of the river. Th U. 8 fun and wildlife service reassured Uie public that they mere ugly but harmless. As a matter of tart, most are dead. U. E. Perry, of th service said they are "pertlnstells magnifies." which Inhabit stagnant fresh water during the summer and, feed on microscopic organisms. Their only danger Is that sometimes they ac cumulate on log rafts and cause the handlers to slip. Mora than M per cent of thr nickel produced from the Sudbury mines In Northern Ontario, Cana da. Is exported to the United Slates. Orral Britain, and other Indus trial countries. J. L DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Offtro at 14 North lib St rboo 14 Thtit r vif fm ef th many reatni. Our HlvttrnHtl tmo legvipfaifia In profr 4lmll. Wlthtvt tib ligation to yvw, wu will gladly nd It rqvif. Telephone Operators Keep Busy Just Answering Lots Of Calls For Correct Time If you feel embarrassed whrn your clock stops and you have to call the telephone operator lor the correct time, thnk nothing of It, because you have lota of company. Operators In the Klamath Falls office will this reoueat more than any other. In fact. Kuth Lakin, chief operator, says that calls for the time average between 600 and 700 dally. Many may wonder how the opera tors can answer so quickly when thry receive the fnmlllar May I hav the time plrasr?" request. Well, here how. There's a West ern Union master clock above the switchboard, and I" set automatic ally. In addition, every hour. If the clock Is fat or alow, the hands automatically slip around to the correct time. The biggest volume of requests for the time come In between and I a m.. Miss Lakln said, due no doubt to the fact that folk are gulping their breakfast and at the same time making sure they'll get to work on time. "Also, for some unexplalnable rea son a deluge of calls come In from children between three and four In the afternoon." Ml Lakln said. She advanced the theory that the small fry are making sure they get home In time for the evening meal. The telephone operators are an ticipating an Increase In time-request call when school starts, ap parently due to the necessity for checking in with the teacher on time. Hud Auto Compass 3.39 K)w wtttch wFf yeti'r bitdt oWtitseelH, hfterWV HH CttiMftasi. wCtt pltMtVC etsl9e Allstate Car Visor AlomirHsw, Chroma Plated Brass i ir 995 Sraameod vltor rloeiot lo your cor, ao Mos to avail WeaV raw. Mock too, eroeo eaderildo. Sovo ot Seerd jlIIl7l AnUnna LVP1i Car Mcrt fcsfi 2.49 4.69 i brass aateM tor " J ! Il I better reception. A Svi I "" -eassssssV i ll'CX' .... i loads ee-ta. r " : s "Borne office have a time bureau where operator handle nothing but time calls," Ml is Lakln said, and added, "thla isn't necessary In our office because we can well handle the calls along with our other du ties" Th biggest trouble comes hi ex plaining to youngsters what It means when the operator says, for example, "10:12" W have to care fully point out that it's twelve min ute alter ten." That's for tha little guys and gals, of course. Miss Lakln said that generally speaking persona calling for the time are very polite and appreciative. Remember, the next time you check the operator for th correct time, she keeping persona up to dale many times a day. Ose the Want Ada for Quick Results! cut and wrap your beef and pork for your locker And w still cur your hamt and bacon SMOKE HOUSE A. O. - Batch tUaaaata IT aiarkei You Can't ALLSTATE Zxn CHABGt on Tea rabktrP ttverff lr 41-47 CI.. ni b twpt r M (Kry, A hwfi Pad-O-Paint Kit Pomes Cor . Only Two Hosjri 6.88 tt'n bw! ! trofosslotitil h aairklr, tt UH-, fr) la 1 tari U tparkllai liaUa. lavelir lor. Quota Club Plans Picnic Quota club held Its regular lunch-ecr- meeting Monday at th Pelican grill. Preliminary plans wer pre sented by Altha Urquhart for this year's hard of hearing project, a a follow-up to the audio tests which will be given here In tha schools thla fall. 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