TUESDAY, AUGUST 23. 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE SEVEN
Midland Empire Nevs
WocusGets
Another Motel
WOCUB. Alll. 21 Another motel
la balm erected on U. B highway 97,
near Spanner's r I c I station,
north of town.
O B. nlckhurn. purrhaaer of tlx
land lth a JM-lnnl boulevard
frontage, un lit plain to build five
milt, double and limit, and mwll
to have two nf tha fiva unlta flnluli
ad thla fall. A lao-tunt wrll. drlllrd
by Morrla and llahe Hhadduik, and
a "remlel" pumping ayaletn, will
aupply water.
Alt bulltllnsa ar of poured pum
Ira, a fireproof material, lilarkburn
aaya Ilia floating forma In la lining
lo maka tha Miurrd pumlra blorka
ara hla own Invmtlon. He atalrd
further that ha plain to hava heal
ed garasea for tha arrnmmndatlon
nf winter tmiruta and that electric
heat would ba ucd throughout..
Tha ouUld nf the atrurture will
br flushed with aturco, and the In
side with piaster. The aurrouudtnf
grounda will ba landaraticd aa aoon
all building U completed, aald
lllaraburii.
Camp 4 W
Trucklo((lnf began Augiut 10.
A larva group from ramp attend
ad an old-time danr given by Mr.
and Mra. rimer llopklni.
r Mr. and Mn. D. VV. Muuelman
motored to Creacent City recently.
On their way home they vUllcd
Muaeelman'a altler and brother-in-law.
Mr. and Mra. Floyd Ovinia.
ttiwnding a lew daya with tha
Kliuiey family wen tha Art John
ton of Camp I.
Tha regular card party waa given
by Mia. Uwva MiLarrn. Huh and
tha ptnurhte award wara won by
Mra. Tommy Hadrlifle. Nct high
waa won by Ml. Lea PreK-oll.
Mra. Art Johnson wa a gueal.
Th regular daiira held Augu-t 13
waa well attended. Many couple
tame out from town.
Many beautiful card and Inter
esting lettere hava been received
by frlenda of Mia. Roaella Tomp
on. Mr. and Mra. Loren Cloe apent
the week -end picking huckleberrlea
on tha eouth fork of Hogue river.
Mra. Cecil Low apent a day vlalu
Ing her daughter, Mrt. Bob Man
ning. Vultluf the Anil family Sunday
were Mr, and Mra. Clovia Bandera
and Mr. and Mn. Oerald Davidaon,
II of Klamath rIU.
Guru of Mr. and Mra. Clou waa
Olen Peterson, an old friend whom
they hadn't seen for many yeara.
Vultlng Mr. and Mra. Allen How
ard SuiRlay were Mra. Critrh and
aon. CI i tfoid. a wrll ai Mr. and
Mra. Elvia C'rlUh of Talent
Lvle Blone and Richard Mrl-ann
hiked aeven mile, inio Buckeye
lake by Union creek.
. Crescent Lake
I. Mr. and Mr. Ik Bradley had a
houx gueata llrailley a auter and her
huband from Portland.
Mra. Maggie Nearlng and children
returned from a trip to Portland.
Mr. Jean Chamber and aon
David returned home after pending
a few daya In Halam. Mra. Cham
bera' gruidmother wa Ul but the
I much Improved now.
Mr. Kate Brock haa been In
ftacred Heart hoapltal In Eugene In
critical condition. All her frlenda
wlah her a apeedy recovery.
Mr. and Mr. C. Duffer and chil
dren were bualneM caller In Eugene.
Claud Rrdick returned horn
from Portland after apendlng th
ummer at a military academy.
Mr. and Mr. John Hunter and
on, Bruce, and Mr. and Mr. B.
Thorpe and aon Jack enjoyed an
evening apent picnicking at Crea
cent lake.
A group of ladlr of Creacent lake
apent th forenoon picking wild
blueberrle. They were Mr. Clara
Hall, Mra. Bonni Duller and Mr.
Bobby Thorp.
Mr. and Mr. Blaln Thorpe and
on. Jck, apent tha week-end with
Thorpe's prent t Port Klmth.
While there they lno vulted
Thorpe uncle and tint, Mr. and
Mr. Harry Oorby. of Bnlae, Ida.
Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Orlffln were
ylaltora In Eugene laat week. They
brought bark Mra. Urlffln daugh
ter, Mary Ann, who vulted In Eu
gene a few day.
Mr. We Johnson returned from
Portland and I now working at the
Creacent lake cafe.
Mr. Ruth Monday It employed at
1 Creacent Lake lodge.
Tot a few pennlea per word you
can advertlM to thotuwnd through
a Want Adl Phone 8111.
J. L. DEAN
Public Accountant
and Auditor
Office at
IM North 1th It.
Phone 124
OLD
HnmiiTir.F
Xmtodg IfMrv -A
$)30 $960
pu lqt.
A Gentleman's .Vhiskoy from Kentucky
National Diatillrri rrodurts Cerporsllen, N. Y. t'j Crsia Neutral Spirits
Sprague River
Congratulatlona to Mr. and Mra.
Joe Wtlliama who were married In
Iteuo, Nev. Hal unlay, Auiiul 13.
Mra. William la the former lJorla
Newlun. The young couple la at
home In Klamath Kalle where Joe
la a atudent at Oi l.
Mra. Hylvan C'rume to enjoying a
vlu with her daiwhter, liaruare,
from Buaanvllle. Calif.
Mr. and Mra. Owen W. Ludwlik
attended the golden wedding anni
versary celetirntlon of Mr. and Mra.
C. A. fuller In Alturaa, Calif. Hun
day, Augiut 14.
Mra. diet Wllllamt and daugh
ter. Iat, were Klamath falla -hop-pen
Thurailay. ' .
Mr. and Mra. Mario Carnlnl vU
llcd Collier park Hunday. They re
turned home by way of Klamath
Kail, where they ylalted relatlvea
and frlenda.
Uelorea rJhrucrd relumed to her
home after aueudlng the past week
with Lend Hlory In Lakeview.
1'he young people of the commun
ity enjoy the aung pracllcea every
Thuraday evening at the home of
Kev. and Mra. itoaa Mi Inlyre.
William ttkeell waa a buallieea vla
Itor III Klamath Kalln Tueaday.
Mr. and Mra. Hill Hall ul Klam
tli are new tiprngue Itiver rrai-
riiott Hull I a eniiiliivefl at Ih
American llox factory.
Mr. and Mra. Hubert Carnlnl and i
daughUr apent the week-end ml
Lakeview vlilling Mra. Carnlnl a
mother, Ida Htory, and family. j
Cllflord Welch and Van fowler
were bulneu yuitora In B I y
Thuraday night.
Joy To One
But Nuisance
To The Other
CKDAR RAPIDH. Ia . Auf 23 (Pi
On mn'a r art to program became
inothrr man's "contlnumia mid un
reasonable' noU In a dUlrtcl court
l.'VW iUlt.
Tha UmL Rtrfana aouitht the
damagM jrralrrday from thrlr nrlgh
bora. tha IrKi.y fCnbintwina and an
tnjunrtion to prevent th Riibnuwvu
from playing thrlr radio In a "loud
and nouy manner "
The petition altrgrd that live radio
playtni of ttw Robttmona had provd
Injurlou to Mtft- Btefan health and
that att la under th car of a
doctor for a lever nervous con
dition. Th ault aald the Riibliisoiu art
maintaining radio nuuanr by
playinf their radio near a window
on the side of their hous nearest
the Rtrfaiu.
"Th said nuUe Is ctMitmumis and
unreasonable both duiini the day
and urn-ecming hours of the night,
lirlLKl..n SundAys;' the petition
slated.
Portland Attorney
Lost And Found
PORTLAND, Aug 23 Attorney
Clarence D. Phillip walked out of
the Mount Adama wildernna yea
terday alter having atxayed over
night from climbing party.
The pat preidrnl of the City club
and pt muter of th MmmiIc
lodge of Oregon mid he knew wher
he waa while parted from hl frlenda
but cnuldn t rlok walking out In th
dark In th rugged terrain.
A aearrh party waa being organ
ised when mntorut pirkrd up
Phllllna and returned him to Bird
Creek Meadow ramp.
State Mail Carriers
Seek Pay Increase
PENDLETON, Aug. 23 tin Ore
gen letter carrier will ak th Na
tional eavirtallon convention at Se
attle next year to work for a higher
mrtlng pay.
Preaident Harry Palmer. Tilla
mnnk. told the convention here Sat
urday night tha', the I25M atartlng
wage waa unreallalle on the basis of
today's living coat.
Photographs may be cleaned by
wiping lightly with a piece of old
linen dipped In warm ammonia
water.
20-YEAR LAXATIVE
HABIT BROKEN!
yCorwiderlnt I was eorurfipated for
Over 20 year and liutive gave ma
no relief it wa amazing to And
eating hl l.l.Utili S
ALL-IIKAN daily
helped ma so much I '
Mra. 11. KuUedge.
120 Corry Ave., Aaro
V'iata, Warrington,
Florida. Jutl on of
many unaolicitrd ei
Un prauina Al.li
HKAN. If troubled
by comtipation due to lack of bulk
In the diet, try thia: eat an ounce of
crtap Al.L-BRAN every day, drink
plenty of water. If not atilli-d after
10 dys, return empty bo to
Kellogg'a, Battle Creek. Mich.
DOUIILK VOUH MONEY BACK!
(INIIAtlONI
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'JSrvirf II
Blend
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Va-ILty
CARNIVAL
toee tan t- at i.i mc f at at a. a
"It's really almost toe SKoensive to wear outside tht house
there's a $5,000 reward on it!"
Unfortunate Scene
For Accident
It w ain't the bent place to have
an wuldent yenlerday when fcva
Peieraoii. rt. I box 228, amacked
Into the rear end of a car driven
by Minnie B. Bummera of Klamath
Kalla. In fact. It waa right In Iront
of the police alatlan.
Mr. Bummer had atopped for
atop algn at Klamath and Pitth
ttrcela when MUa Peterwn alleg
edly rammed tlw rear end of her
car, and, according to report, kept
right on pushing.
MUa Prteraon wa rrnted by
city police, and booked on a charge
of driving while intoxicated.
Attention: Girl
Who Found Purse
Bom young Klamath girl has 5
coming to her today.
A tourut family atopped'at Bud
Cloakea aervice elation en route
through Klamath Palls aeveral
dy ago. and left a purae behind
them in one of the ret room. I
A young girl picked up the purae i
aeveial minutea after they had
gone, and turned It In to th sia-
lion attendant.
Then a pnon call came from th !
tourut, and upon learning of the I
clrcumaunce of the find, told the '
attendant to give th Utile girl ti ;
of the money in the purae and aend j
the pocketbook on. I
But now we trouble I . . who'al
th girl. Whoever ahe wa. ah haa
a S3 bill waiting her at Bud Cloakea I
service, station. 1
YDE.A
Srnootnnossf You net Hydra-Malic Drive at it Kuliiramio
fineat in a "Rocket" Engine ()l(lmnliilel Kor Ilvilra-Malir,
teamed ilh "Rocket" power, (loala you on a ailken cariet
of emoothnre . . . makea all drivina elTnrtleu anil rralful!
Responsal The "Roket"-llyilr-Mlic Team mcana new life,
new reponaivenea, too. llyilra-Mlic Drite trnfirni the
latins life of the "Itra krt" into surging ninlion . . . flatten
th hills for you bring lioriions nearer!
Sll
Bv Dick Turner
t err.
Qravedigging
Husband Goes
On A Strike
SAVANNA. Okla.. Aug. 23 lP)
Frank Putnam flaurea belnf on Oie
: buaineaa end of a ahovel un t too
bad It -
"A car ran over a cat." his wife
told him the other night. "Will you
get a ahovel and bury It?"
Putnam did.
"There's a dead dog out In the
road," the niuui aid the follow
ing night. "Will you get . . ."
Putnam did.
But he rebelled when It happened
the third night. Thu time, he laid,
it wu a job for the highway de
partment. I'd be all night." Putnam aald.
, "digging a hole for that mule.
n ii r I
DUSy Mayor lOKCS
f Xriav Air
' 1 ne ,r
NEW YORK. Aug. 23 Busy
Mayor William O'Dwyrr kept a date
yenterday by helicopter,
He tinlnhed a ceremony on 8tten
iuni and wa due for a Manhattan
meeting In l minute,
The Staten Inland ferry couldn't
get him there In time, ao he boarded
a police department helicopter at a
Slaien bland field and waa whuked
acroaa upper New York bay to the
foot of Wall aireet in II minute,
A polio car then rushed him to
nearby city hall with two minute
to spare for his date.
Pioneered
PJi AT 0
In Today's
YOUR N I A It I S T
7th and Klamath
Survey Shows !
More Business
Firms Folding
NEW YORK. Aug. 23 of-Bu.
neaa failure Increated to 193 In
the week ended Augiut It from 176
the previous week. Dun and Brad
treel reported,
The figure compared with M In
the like week laal year. 7k In tha
IM7 week and 251 In the l3 week,
the credit reporting agency aald.
Canualtle with llabllltlea of 16000
or more ronc to IM Irom 132 the
prevloua week, while failure In-
volvlng Uabllulea under 11000 de-'
cllned to 29 from 44.
Manufacturing failure Increased
to 1 from 44 the week before, re
tailing caualtlea declined to (5
from 82. wholeule and commercial
service fallurea roae and construc
tion failure caed moderately.
Mill Wastes Fatal
To Trout In Test
PORTLAND. Aug. 23 tF Bute
Game Bupervlaor C. A. Lockwood
report the wastes from a plywood
mill on Bcogxln creek In Waihlng
ton county killed trout within a few
hour during a recent teat.
Lockwood aald the ft.ih were In
a bucket llh a mrh lid and were
art below the Htlnuon Plywood
company mill. "They Immediately
thowed algna of diatrea and within
a few minute. . . they could
acarcely wiggle," he reported.
The blologiat aald the company
recently ordered by the atate
aanltary commlaalon to correct the
condnioa
If you're looking
for a
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IN A GOOD
USED
RANGE
or
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Sea Ul!
The have all been pat in ex.
eellent condition In ear shop
and are priced WAY LOW! see
them:
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124 No. 4th
Ph. 8365
by Oldsmobile Ten
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7-Man Raft 49.50
7-Mon Boat 55.50
2-Man Boat 39.50
1-Man Raft 14.95
UMBRELLA
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Officer's Wall
Ttnt
16 x 16 Pyramid
Tenr
19.50
.39.50
.59.50
16 x 32
17 x 20 Wall Tenti,
reclaimed 29.95
Tarpg In most sixes from
5 x 7 to 20 x 40 at lowest
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2-burner Kampkook Camp
STOVE
gave t2.M at thia T O C
a pec 11 price i7J
Coleman Stoves, Lanterns,
also parts for above at Na
tionally advertised prices.
9x9 ......31.50
9x11 40.50
9x11 42.50
Zipper front
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mump;
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A
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DOWN-FILLED
NYLON
SLEEPING BAGS
Mammy type. Filled with 4
Mi emahed body feather.
New Wool Mummy
BAG LINERS
(Very email shipment.)
.49
BLANKETS
Reclaimed bat In the
beet f condition
Cotton
6.95
Indian Blankets
Brand nw.
deimi t
chooM from
Mm? color mncl
2.45
Black Frisko "trick rider'
Jeans
ganlorlied and
reinforced rivet -
2.39
New Navy Blue Jackets
101 wool Cap Cloth. Zipper
front, alaah packet
knit waistband
4.95
New Green Whipcord pants
anloriied 4.95
New Eisenhower Jackets
null shlpmral 6.95
Blue Work Shirts
Made to acH far Z.M m nn
a real harxaia I.0 7
Army A Navy white tee
SHIRTS
Stock wp at A Or
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Diamond Brand Jockey
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Small, medium. rjlj
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For 10 vran, OMtmobik engincm
have looked abeid and workfd ahead
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even finer and more reliable. Oldsmo
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automobilra that taka full sdvan-
4103
"350
duck dawn and
"Polr-A-Trooper"
ARMY TYPE
ITcavy ak tola, with
extra rubber auter sole
for longer wear.
COMBAT
BOOTS
695
An M-5 kooC Reduced
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Brand
rowrs
Dress
Oxfords
Close-out 5.95
Rrrnlar S7.M. Meat at tea and
width sill In tack.
BUG
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51b. 4.95
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