Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 21, 1949, Page 10, Image 10

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    WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, 194?
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH OKtOJN
.ACC GLVN
Poster Push
For Handicap
Veek Drive
A cuimly.wlilo IiIkIi action! ponirr
contest as part ot Uin supplrinrii
tary observant of National r.m
(liy the tiliyslrally hamlli'aird
Week ll being tHikiirrt by lilt
Klamath rIU iO-Jll rlub.
The observance will take place the
week ol Ortubrr 1 lii I minimally
ml this city will Join In tha prn
(ram. Th mayor will olflrlally
make proclamation )ul prior to
Dilober a.
High m'IkmiI aluririil InriuiKliuul
tilt county urn akrd to umi any
idea In erratum a graphic, picture
on any alu poster ami aubinlt Hi
poster to tlia Oregon stale employ
ment service olllre, 3rd and Main,
All MMlrra will on displayed In
Hrura llocuurk company wlndnwi
Valuable prlrca will be awarded
to Ural, art-olid and third place win
ners, TliU will be tin flllh annual ob
servance n( such prouram, art
ald by lh 7Uth congrra In IM4
never! committees and service
rluba arfi worklni together on the
local program.
Rev. Bronson
New Merrill
Church Head
TULKLAKE. Bcpt. Jl-ltev. Hush
Bronaon, pan l or of the Tulelake
Community Presbyterian church
haa resumed to tk tin pastoral
of the Merrill Presbyterian church.
His rrilunallnn we accepted at
a special mertlng ot the church
board Uiu week but la atlll aublrct
to a vote of tha congregation which
will be ilvro Sunday.
Ilia resignation become elfecllv
November I. Tlw church board
ranted a munth'a vacation for Brv.
and Mri. Hrnnaon and they will
leave Immediately fnllowlnf hu laat
aervlc here, Oriober 1. World Wide
communion will be observed on
that data.
Tht paator and Mr. Broruon lint
ram to Tulelaka In May. IBM.
aervlnf until the end of IO:iB when
he resigned to assist In a mlaalon
ary rapacity In Eastern Oregon. Ha
aenrrd for five monthi, then re
turned ts Klamath Palls to becoina
puior of Peac Memorial church,
June 1. 1W0.
Ha aerved there unlll November,
1M3 when ha waa recalled to tha
church here.
No announcement haa been made
by the church board n to hu sue-ccsaor.
Hollywood Opens
House
Dog
HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 31 11
They finally got around U opening
a new di home with typical Holly
wood fanfare. Even tha mayor, the
California, attorney general, chief
of police and sheriff turned out.
Earl Ollmore. owner of oil re
flnerlra. a midget auto raclnf ta
dlum and an athletic field, waa hoat
at tha affair laat hlght.
Mayor rietcher Bowron anlpped
a ribbon officially opening the new
home of Ollmore recently acquired
Scotch terrier, aa tha aaaembled
dlgnltarie looked on. Afterward
they all enjoyed a buffet dinner.
Tha Scottla took It all very calm
ly. Ollmore paid the bill.
Stubborn Roof Fir
In Portland
PORTLAND. Sept. 31 ( A stub
born roof lira at a block-long auto
motive aupply building reiulted In
extensive amoke and water damage
laat night. On fireman waa hurt.
George Rotecard, president of tha
Tracy and company auto electric
eervlce, did not estimate the dam
age. He aald tha building held about
I4on.ooo in atock and lioo.ooo l n
equipment.
Firemen aald the flrt atarted be
tween tha roof and a celling par
tition. The building had recenllv
been remodeled. Fireman J. II
Karle had a foot Injury from itep
plng on a nalL
Ai.fv; ; , B, m mm
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Benson Back
In Prison
SPOKANE, Sept. 21 tJPV-Wllllam
Benton, who led authorities on a
two-day Irultleu ararch for a grave
ho aald held the body of a: eacaped
murderer, waa returned lant nlht
to tha Oregon alate penitentiary.
Benaon waa brought here Sunday
from Columbui, Ohio, where he waa
captured two week ago. He en-
coped from tha Salem prion May '
30 with John P. Plnaon, convicted
Hood River.
Benaon told authorltlea Plnaon
waa ahot In tha avpe and that
ha had burled him. But he couldn't
find the grave.
The official, meanwhile, etood
pat on their belief that Plnaon ac
tually la alive and la tha aama man
new being nought for an armed j
robbery In Idaho under the name
of Joaeph Anthony Dorian. A pic- '
ture of Dorian hu been Identified
"ponltlvely" a that of Plnaon, de
tectlvea aald.
V,
turn
NEW
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rarKer
wnVei dry I
with wet ,
ink I
ONLY ih
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Yon eoulHn't
ehoo6 firwr
pn for irhool.
New H2P ( pr.
lilonmiiii
thrmishmit...wjih
maiinc new OcUnl
itm point . . fitie
linn filler. 1'iet dry-
uriting Superrhromt or
anr ink, 4rnlort . . . choirt
ofpoinli. Get Touri now.
Shaw Stationery
OIL IS TAKEN FROM SHALE ROCK With scores of speciolly designed machines like this
big, mobile drill, the U. S. bureau of mines believes it hos licked the cost problem which has
blocked the way to effective conversion of oil shale rock into usable oil. Improved mining
methods and better extraction processes developed in experimental work here are thought
to hove Insured the nation's gasoline supply for centuries to come, regardless of what may
hoppen to the liquid petroleum reserves. This machine is in operation at Rifle, Colo.
Archivist Readies History
Of Pioneer State Families
HAI.RM, Sept. 31 (It-A valuable
hlalorlcal record, containing the ,
name of every family living in
Oregon In UMI. 1 being prepared
by David Dunlway, atata arrhlvlut j
It la being compiled from federal i
caiuua record. The population ol
Oregon wa I3.3D4 at that time, and 1
waa concentrated In the Wllllamelte I
valley and on the coast. j
Dunlway aald 3000 copied of the
book would be publlahed. When II
la Untitled, he will prepare a aim- i
liar book for 1IU0, when the popu
lation of the atale wa 317.704.
Ha aald he ha run Into aome
Man Pays Off After
Father's funeral
UTICA. Mich.. Sept. 31 (IV-Oral
B. Wright. , who run a lamp
ahadt factory In Chicago, came
her yeiterday to attend th fu
neral of hi fattier.
A proreaa server tagged him at
the funeral and took him before
Circuit Judge Oeorge B. Hartrkk
to show cause wh he waa behind In
support payments for his former
wife and two children
Wright admitted owing .M)40 and
gave th court a certified check
for tha full amount. At the time ot
hla divorce In 134. Wright waa or
dered to pay hu wife M a week-
tough problems. The wornt Is the
fact that the 18M ceiyu takers I
wrote down the family name bv i
ear, Instead of having the family
head wrtus them down.
Tills reaulled In aome wrlid spell-!
Ings. Kor Instance, Uie pioneer Mar-1
Ion county Absl family was spelled
Apps In the census And the spell
ings given to Prench-Canadlan
names are something to behold.
Dunlway aald.
Dunlway said the book would be
of great value to historian and to
liersona wno want to trace their
famine. Every family head will be
Indraed. both by sound and by
spelling.
Car Fire Does
Little Damage
Firemen extinguished a car fire
a. 1933 Melrose, about 9 30 last
nunt. Cause of the blaze waa de
termined aa a wiring ahort.
The car. parked In the garage,
belongs to Harry Larson. There wa
111 lie damage done.
An Inexpensive Want Ad today
alii mean I t I for you tomorrowl
"Saved my
Life
A Caa-sent las GAS-HEARTBURN"
Vfcamaargtf4Mrt4 tartd eaaM (wlnhll Iff'a-rt
kngt let auir l-(iiaV-b axH bawttiuril. d'ettaan lataujJIr
tarraaf rlt f sira,) t' lis nKMMfteW krvmfj
ilrintBalltr rlll-
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Tal lfta SolaMtlr HHI-,i h'truj r-inW' In
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BEU-ANS for Acid Indigestion 25
121 Main
Bell New Hardy's
Manager '
The selection of Jim Bell as
manager of Hardy a atore for men,
10 Main, was announced thu week.
He succeeds Trank DeEolt, who re
cently moved to Ashland where he
purchased an Interest In a men's
apparel shop.
With the transfer of Bell to
Hardy, two of Klamath's veteran
Main street figures are united. Fred
Houston, a member of the Hardy
personnel, haa been on Main street
for more than 40 years, and Bell haa
approximately 30 yeara of Main
street aervlc to hU credit.
Community College Classes
NOW OPEN
KUHS BUILDING
Classes can be taken by anyone, for credit or not, with
registration at beginning of class period. For further
Information phone 2-1433 or 3219.
HISTORY OP WESTERS CIVILIZATION Htst. 1 Or. Moo. and
Tues.. 6 46 to I 00 p. m.. Instructor Dr. Melder, 3 terms hour,
room 30B. fee 110 60.
SOCIOLOGY (Hoc. 304 Mon. and Tuea. S. 10-1:2. Dr. Melder.
3 hr.. room 301. I10M.
TYPINO (88 131. 123. 13'Mon. and Tues.. 6:41-1:00. Mr.
Palmer, 1 hr.. 17 00.
CONSTRUCTIVE ACCOUNTINO (BA 111) Mon. and Tuea.,
1:10 - 9 25. Mr. Palmer. 3 hrs.. HO W.
ENGLISH COMPOSITION (RHT 1111 Wed. and Thurs, :45
8:00. Dr. Brady. 3 hrs.. $10 10.
SURVEY OP ENGLISH LITERATURE (ENQ 101) Wed and
rhurs, :10-:2i. Dr. Brady, 3 hrs.. 110.40.
COLLEGE ALGEBRA (MATH 10) Wed. and Thurs.. : 20-1:00.
Ml.is Wlnrhell, 4 hr, $14 00.
BIOLOGICAL SCIKNCE SURVEY (OS 101) Wed. and Thurs,
8:10-9:10. Mlaa Wlnchell, 4 hr., 110 00 plus 32 00 lab. fee. ,
Ik w a
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Ymu can win om ! those
Pirfc
"Is raaees tar f ass Tear
spf m'voar Kwnm v-a rora
Mans. ypp' wMl Sadio, "Maele Ak" Heater,
Overdrive, m4 WMl Sldewal Tket.
Cervwol Dvty Model P-S, V I
ngin. tak body, ISI-tociS
whlbat PORD trvckt.
ty4ppi wfffc ladto orvd MMoa4e Atr" HtMftjr.Oprltjn-
mi cm prtttet t ftw top 5 of tHo 29 car rirmt)n who
ipodry praforonco for a trvck On Contoit Entry llank.
25 '000 as.
'ootoocs.
Savtaks Bonos
200t50US.SAM6s 'Bonos
350 25US.5AVims Bows
fV&Au.YouPo!
Dne to ttrf Foftl Dsefet
tMlM tton eboM.
t MsTrwCM fefWCIktek.
free SMT Imiiim m4 f rM
iMfJ Mink,
Wink frets IMS rietiweet: "I
ei d (rck ihoettl be Mfr
cJrexhfXt eenoHkeiiy kerjMie. .
9 te M frte leee ee eetry
Octobet 31 to Ford C-S
CortlMt H4tqt1f, loi 4lu
Chcte ll, lUieeie.
entr ftfllHel mtry Onty on eairy per w er
mid my c4 oowtwea.
All MitriM hvori itve
rr(vrf(y of Krtrd Motor
'onpny. Ontit enhjort
in KrrW.l, 8tt and Itwel
firuleUorvt ertti to eoatoal
rulr on entry blank.
id) Wtnnore' tumei wtti
be ot(l e ell Ford
1 iJre not letr theo
l-tvinhfr 1, IU9.
nntet to open to ftS
rrcitdrate at Unltd SUlae.
trpt wnploywe ot FnrrJ
Motor Company, Ford
Iealrv' thtHr edvrtidn
Ltenrtee OT Utetr laoilllae.
fei Vi
htank otUtnrd at any Ford
1 wlarship dtaHayinf the
poatar ahotfTt at'ove. ltnl
aame end eddreea elMrty.
ronlj llmllH to roe
Uneatel U, B. and Aleake.
,e rrite ea Kated tm
entry Mank, will be award!
on tha baato of elnoflntv.
, ortflnaUty end aptntaat.
Jtidfre' dtwHaiona ere Anal.
1 upikate prlaae In ceae of
Urn. KnUtM muat be eub
itiitivd In the name of the
Trsitefd ownrr or hta
dealgnated lreeanUtfve.
Htft't WrKrt wt dwek FKK m yr nr m Imk
(no meirtor whet Hi neki)
MAKI1 ITIIRtNtJ a UHTt TrRM
WINDSHItlD Wl'ltl MUmtt a tXASS HORN
IAR VI I W MIRROR e OTHtft lA'ITt 'ACTOR I
tin m ano Mr this Arrticnn
tintOO MH9HIA, &fff
Wi A ,.i i fcrHri i w ... i ft .ait ;Vte.-4
BALSIGER MOTOR CO.
Main at Esplanade) Phono 3121
ENTER eTODAY I CONTEST CLOSES ' OCT. 31
FOR RENT
Suitable Storage for Bulk Grain
Two gasoline tank capable af holding one hundred thousand
gallone each which would handle bulk gralaj storage nicelr.
Located at tha Klamath Falls Municipal Airport.
Mar be Inspected bv contacting Mr. Mundlin at the airport.
Klamath Falls Airport Commission
To-To-Tn
Thrifty Thursday
Girls' Cotton Blouses QOc
New shipment. White and pastels. Sites 7 ta 14.
Girls All Wool Sweaters
.... 193293
One group of sub-twnt
Corduroy Skirts
Boys' Tee Shirts
l,ni and short alecrea . .
Boys' Jeans
Rubber Boots
Just arrived! New ahlpment
449
99C
I".., I98
398
leons TOTS-TO-TEENS shop
602 Main
Terrific Bargains in Our Store -wide
r jhAroAn'irf3R
all
aaj ' -
Sale Starts Thursday, Sept. 22nd
Tinnni
LrGuvJ
LrilLS
WAS NOW
5-pc. Mahogany Bedim Set 31 9.95 249.88
4-pc. Walnut Bedroom Set 149.95 109.88
3-pc. Maple Bedroom Set 125.00 89.83
One Group Swing Rockers 34.95 24.88
Limited Quantity
Swing Rockers .. 39.95 29.88
Beautiful Swing Rockers 74.95 49.88
WAS
2-pc. Mohair Living Suite 229.95
2-pc. Yeiour Living Suite 198.50
2-pc. Blue Yelcur LR. Suite 169.95
Walnut Lamp Tables 19.95
Assorted Blonde End Tables 12.95
Fine Quality Floor Lamps 19.95
NOW
169.83
149.83
129.83
1188
8.83
14.83
Many Other Item Not Listed
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UUVJLDt-!J
Brlnf Room Mnunrrmfnt WAS NOW
Bring Room MMuaremrnt
WAS NOW
9'x12' Axminster Rugs 59.95
9'x12' Axminster Rugs 84.50
9'x 9' Axminster Rugs 58.95
9'xl2' Velvet Rug, one 101.90
9'x12' Am. Oriental Wilton 139.95
9' Broadloom 5.95
39.83 9' Broadloom Carpeting.,. ,. 1 8.95
69.88 9' Broadloom Carpeting... 9.95
34.88 Armstrong Asphalt Tile,,.,. Specially
79.88 9'x12' Linoleum Rugs
100.00 6' & 9' Print Yardage
6 Inlaid Linoleum
aq. yd.
SPECIAL
PRICED
85c
3.88
aq. jd.
12.83
7.88
1.00
6.88
69c
1.49
EVERY STOVE MUST BE CLEARED!
A.G.M. Oil Circulator
Sturdy Wood Circulator
Olympic Oil Cook Stove
WAS NOW WAS NOW
87.95 59.88 Olympic Coal-Wood Range 169.95 109.88
69.50 49.88 Mealmaster Coal-Wood Rg. 143.90 109.83
.197.50 99.88 Trash Burner. 1 only 79.95 59.83
230 Main St.
Phon 7150