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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1949)
PACE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON THURSDAY, AUG. 23, 14t Ducked Cafe Tab, Charge Two Jailed Donald O. Tenny, 35, and Ftay Mom. 31. wer Jailed early this morning as the reault of a rurkiu trowlnc out ot a tl S meal Ub t the K cafe. The men. aeesrdlnt t eafe arattresa, departed from the rale without pavlnf their eheea. Thar were arrested (rw minute, later n Main street and while brlnr aarerted to the elty Jail Tennr reportedly tried to beat dp the arreetinf officer. In municipal court Moms pleaded not fullty to a disorderly conduct charge but guilty to being drunk, while Tenny pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly and not guilty to a second disorderly conduct count. Judgment was reserved by Poln-e Judge Leigh Ackerman until this afternoon. Marriage Uretuea 6MART-ZAMSKY Richard Kendall Smart. M. student, native of Kansas, resident of Albany. Bet erly Mae Zemsky. H. student, na tive of Oregon, resident of Klamath ran. Complain la Filed 8tate Unemployment Compensa tion Commission vs. J. A. Tutu, do ing business at Tufu Furnace com pany, suit to obtain payment of KIM at H per cent. Claude M. Johns, attorney for the plaintiff. Owens Adjustment Service vs. Ralph D. and Jane Doe Rogers, suit to obtain payment of 150 at 6 per rent from October 18. 1M4. and $247 at 1 per cent from December It. IMS. R. F. McLaren, attorney for the plaintiff. Justice Ceart Willie Eugene Beshears. violation of the basic rule. Fin $13-50. Hoy Dillard Jonnson. failure to procure .operator's license. .Fin 450. Kenneth Eugene Baker, failure to obey stop sign. Fine 15 M. Burt Bumard Taylor, failure to procure operator's license. Fine li 50. - James Edward Hickman, failure to obey stop sign. Fine 1550. Roy Carter, no warning device. Fine 1550. Paul Eugene Larkey. Inadequate emergency brake. Fine 1550. Dennis O Keete. truck Of exces sive width. Fine 1550. Paul C. 8wlUler. failure to procure operator'! license. Fine 15 JO. Hungry And Broke And Arrested Hungry and broke. 30-year -old Martin Theodore Athelston of Long Island. N. Y. tried to make a meal on stolen potatoes last night and was arrested on a charge of trespass. The potatoes were taken from ranch on Washburn way. 8heriff Jack Franey took him tn custody and this morning the youth was sentenced to four days tn the county jail with Instructions to eat hearty of the Jail fare which la somewhat better than raw spuds. An Improved platenless t y p -writer, which utilized the table un der it instead of the familiar rub ber roller, is designed to write or lmnress the tvna utvwi nnt. other material located under the machine. By the use ot this ma chine, there Is no limit to the size or character of the material upon which the typing la done. LEGAL NOTICE NATIONAL fOBEST TIMfJEB FOB tALK Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor. Medford. Oregon, up to end not later than 2:00 p m . Sep tember 23. lfttB. for all the Shasta red fir tree itrade name Sijvertip fultable toe the use of Christmas trees in the area described below, within the Hofue River National Forest, Oregon. eaUmated to be 1000 tree, more or lea, and an Uneatlmated number of white fir trees to be cut at the option of the pur chaser: Sun Pass area, weat Mock, era bra fin about anno acre tn section fl no . I S . K. 7 w.., sections 33. J4, U and 38. T. 31 8 . K. 7 .. and sec tion 1. 2. S, 4. 10, 11, 12, 13. 14. is. 23 and 23. T. 33 . N 7 E . or aperif Kelly all Rorue River National Forest land lying In the trtansTle formed by the Sand Creek Highway, old Dalles California highway and the forest boundary. No bid of less than ao 12 per linear foot for Shasta red fir will be considered In addition to the price bid for stump re, a cooperative deposit of o 03 per linear foot, to be used by the Forest Service to cover the cost of tree Slanting, seed towing and timber stand nprovement will be required. i250 00 must accompany each bid. to be applied on the purchase price, refunded, or re tained In part a liquidated damages, according to the conditions of sale. The right to reject any and all bids la reserved. Before bids are submitted, full InformaUoo concerning the sale area, the conditions of sale, and the sub mission of bids should be obtained from the Foreet Supervisor. Medford, Oregon or the District Ranger, Klamath Fails. Oregon. A. 2.. S. ft No. 771. m 4iere Saw Tlk Aaideraea last week rad was remind nf of th first time I eer spoke to kirn. Tke missus had sent sae oat aeie Satarday afteraoea t knat for soai blaekberriea. I took a Ions; hik and eoaldnt find any. Finally, I cam to Tik'a hone alone; that low stretch east f the fork on Hirer Road. "Hi there," I ears, "anr blaekberriea round here?" Tik ears, "Ther ned to be bet I doa't know saoek aboat thinir that trow wild." Later, I foe ad kow THt swpporta his faeaHr br plrklnf beniea. Krsr ssne, Trt CerrelfH SMS, ft 6 - - ftTV ager of Klamoth theaters, of San Francisco, shown in the inset ot left. Doerr commented that the donation came at a welcome time since it means the fund con assist 15 needy students who are on their way to enroll at OTI from the voca tional school at Farragut, Ida., which recently closed. THE DOCTOR SAYS Magic Cure For Rare III Br EDUIX P. JORDAN. M. D. Written for NEA Service Too probably never heard of myasthenia gravis. It's a very rant condition whooe cause Is still un known but Its treatment, u not cure, has ben enormously improv ed. There Is a real medical miracle story in connection with the treat ment It begins with a rather typical description of the malady given by an anonymous patient recently m the British Lancet. Her cure was the "miracle" mentioned above. The patient was 18 years old in LEGAL NOTICES CITATION nf th cwcriT comT or not STATE Or OREGON fOR TUX COUN TY Or KLAMATH. IN THE MATTER OF TH EST ATX OT IB VINO C GRAY. Decarl IN TH2 NAMX Or THX STATE OT ORECON: To Rol Cray, Burton Cray. Ivan Cray. Vloit Cray. Oonaid bray Edward Cray. kTaraarvt Cray. Helen Gray. Herbert Gray. h1rs at Uw of Irvinff E Gray. OMtatM, and other deviates and haira unknown of tno aaid Irvine K. Gray, dacaaaad. urwuni; A vanned petition havtntf ban filed tn the above entitled Court and matter by HU C. Rhodes, executor of said state, praying for aa order authorizing me saic 01 an ot tn reai property locicinaT to this eetat. to wit: Lots 7 g. t. 10 11 and 12 In Block 1. Mills Gardens, according to th official plat thereof on fll in the office of th County Clerk of Klamath county Oregon, funding In th nam of Ella worth Gray who to) tn fact th same person aa th said Irving E Gray. Also, an undivided Interest in the northerly 60 feet of Lot 23. Block 4. of West Klamath rails, according to the official plat thereof on file in the of fice of the County Clerk of Klamath uoumy, uregon. Also, an undivided Vt Interest LoU T. 14. 16. 17. 18. 30. 23. 24. 77. 44. 4V 50. M. 86. 77 78. 79. 60. tl. S2 and 93 In Yalta Gardens according to the official plat thereof on file In the of fice of the County Clerk of Klamath County. Oregon, You. and ach of you. are hereby cited and required to appear tn the above entitled Court at the County Court House at Klamath Falls. Orevon. on the 15th day of September. IMS. at 10:00 A. M. of aald day, then and ther to snow cause, ir any you nave, wnv tne said petition of the aald executor should not be granted and th order of sale should not be mad aa prayed for in aad oetnion. WITNESS hit hand this 29 th dav of July. 1A4, with th seal of th Court atiacnca. CHAS. F. DaLA 'SEAL) County Clark of Ida math County. Oreaon. By Narfine Walker. Deputy A. r-U-l-aO rtO. 731. NOTICE rVVITINfi Ring Th undersigned Police Judg of th City of Klamath rail. Oregon, will receive! eiel olds up to 7 10 r M, Tuesday, Sept. 6. IMS. for on dump truck. Specifications may be obtained from the city engineer. Th city reserves th right to reject any or au oias. L. M. ACKEFMAff, Police Judge.. Aug 25. 26. No. T7S. Old? Get Pep, Vim WHi IRON? prwt tsip els mewtg CALCIUM, VITAMIN Bt MEN, WOMEN III bstsnstd. TskS Ostrrt. (JontsiM tonis ones woK Jier 40- br b" olrj jusn !"' t rne vim flrtijni. V.ucniB Bi Tri'.iirnl Tff At dree tie res rrrrvlirrf le Klamath I sic L Sy Joe Marsh If Thero Wild, They Belong To Tiki keea Hk th rsi f folk la tewa raspeetfal of hi riitht not t tell where "his" berries (row. From where I sit, respecting other folks' rights comes natural in ear town ... in America for that matter! Whether it's person's right to enjoy a temperate glaas of beer or ale, or whether it's Tik Anderson's rirht to keep eeret where his berries are, it's all a big part of a real democracy! t'ai'ed Slates Brtxxtt Fmunttotum CHECK BOOSTS LOAN FUND Earl Baughman of Klamath Falls theaters, right, presented a check for $500 to Henry C. Doerr, busi ness manager of Oregon Tech, to be added to OTI's student loan fund, boosting the fun's total to $3350. Baughman mode the pres entation on behalf of Ceorge M. Mann, president and general man IKS. 8he first noticed seeuu dou ble and felt fatigued. After several monuis 01 wis, wnti sn was Iron- lng a dress she suddenly found that aha could not hold nn her head which kept dropping forward. 8oon I thereafter her knees started giving , way underneath her at odd times. Jaat Another Try! In February ins. 10 years after ! th first symptoms began, the pa- I tlent's fiance, who was a medical student, told her that he had some- I thing new for her to try. Her first thought, she said, was "Oh bother! I Another Injection and another fals 1 hope. "I submitted to th Injection." she said, 'and within a few min utes began to feel eery strange. When I lifted my arms, exerting th effort to which I had become accustomed, they shot Into the air. Every movement I attempted was grotesquely magnified until I had learned to make leaa exertion. I had simply regained relatively nor mal strength it was strange, won derful, and at first very frighten ing." The drug was neostigmine which th patient continued to take almost every day for the next 14 years. In th summer of 1837 th pa tient married her medical benefac tor. It was a happy ending to our story. I Not: Dr. Jordan Is unable to answer Individual questions from readers. However, each day he will answer on of the most frequently asked questions In his column. Th Doctor Answers QUESTION: Is a crooked nose easily straightened or does It re quire an operation? ANSWER: I do not know of any way except an operation to straight en a crooked nose. Th ancient Egyptians probably Invented the artificial bath, accord ing to the Encyclopedia Brltannlca. Use the Went Ads for Quick Results! You ought to be driving . Q i I M ""lll,,,aaaBJtoiaa It-M a Wonderful Car -a WomJvrful lUnjl LJkmatrW- 4th and Klamath ! TELLING THE EDITOR ! iaat ia.H as ..re., ..t a. J ! VTlltt. Lgiklv ON SHIa al Ik. eaaar, an4 aiatl M tfit.a av lha ' ! nami arto auiiaaaa al ika ' ! B-rliar Caairiaaliaaa uiu.i.g UtM I talaa era warml walcawae. J Are you the hit and run driver who killed our family black rocker about a 30 pm. Sunday. Aufusl 21? You must really be proud ot your self I To how many tuoie have or ill you do the same? People like you must be cowards as you haven't the decency to stop and Inquire as to the dot s where abouts or at least remove the body lrotn the middle ot the street. Why uotf It would help ease the frrllnn at a time like tins. Just to know you are sorry would help. If It were a child you would probably do the same ot course there would be a penalty for that. Evidently you've never had a doe that was like one ot the family. Most people s do are like that, you know. Here's hoping every time that you drive down Altamont drive you'll have a bit hearty laugh and tell everyone, well, that la where I got rid of a d dog. MRS. R. K TRIPP AND FAMILY 3637 Altamont Drive. Truman May Stump Tour WASHINGTON, Aug. 34 President Truman said today he may stump for democratic candi dates next year. At the same time he acknowledged with a smile that he had Inten tionally Implied earlier In the day I 1 1 i I MBLK! Itrlth th Sanitary hood. I What olktr food eon you buy with I th nutritive value I of milk at only 10 pauna? AT YOUR GROCERS OR Phone 3181 FOR INSIST ON """"j iMEDO fiSSSs,! RICH ! m MMBI I7A WMMIAMD VbwrT jtm go ym twar paoplc talking aboat lhs new Pontiae. Natiirallfe frrat mnj people talk 6 rat about Pontiac's otit landing bcautj. A fpeat many othtra y lby bava heard rtiiorta of Ponliac'i t formanfw, ita alffrtneaa in traffic, Ita smooth luiiirioua ride and lha wonderful convenient- of GM Ifydra-Matic Drive. 5f ill other tell oa what thev have heard about Pontjac'a eeonomT. And well they might, tor Pontiae ia aerwiblj vritAtju&t ahmmth wry loutf. And it ia ao thoroughly dependable that it will jrim years of pleaatm and auperb periormanr with only minimum aerricing. Come in eoon and get the wnoa Pontiae Utrj. raVa-Mrttr Prim mrimnal m aff mmdM i VOU CANT MISTAKg rONTIAC Slrer "Irr.k atvlini and striking new Bodies by Kiaher combine to make the l'19 I'onliao truly ' tbe moat beautiful thing on wbeela." ROSE MOTOR CO. that he would not seek reelection Ui 1M1. Ha aald that neat year he may make a personal raniiwlun In behalf of the democratio candidates for congress. Salem, New Farm Bureau Office Site Frank W. Brown ot Langell valley, president of the Klamath county farm bureau, has announced that the Oregon Farm Uureau fed eration will move Its state Mficea from Pendleton and Milton to SAlrm. effective August SO. Federation offices have been lo cated In Prmtlrton and Milton tor the past 19 years. The move developed from action by western and central Oregon counties and was supplemented by action of the bureau In eastern Oregon at a recent housing delega tion meeting In Hood Klvrr. The more centralised location will enable the organisation U give better service particularly In counties weat of the Cascades, and It will also put the federation In better position to work with atrtrullaral groups and college and government agencies In I'er vallls. Kalein and Portland. President W. Lowell Stren and 1 Executive Vice President Marshall Swearlngen have moved to rtalem ; where both have purchased homes, and mort of the federation's slate personnel, about seven families, la also moving to the Salem area. Among the Indian mounds at Ca- ' hokia. Ill, Is one which covers l acres and rises about 100 feet. It is the largest man-made earthen j mound In the country and la bigger than the great pyramid of Cheops In Egypt. HOME DELIVERY m mttm mm. L-ra Klamath tails, Ore, f fll i Dog Centers Child Search In Swampland McOREOOR. Minn.. 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