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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1949)
SATURDAY, SEPT. 24, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NIN Breed of Canine HORIZONTAL 1,9 Depleted breed ol dog, tin ' -haired 12 Papal cap 14 Interstices 15 Witticism 1 Hindu garments 1SOrk letter l Compass point 1 Proportion 4 Measure of rlolh 1 Allowance lor wail ( "Kmerald Me" 1 Paui I Universal language Ileum (comb. form) lODlnert 10 Kngllsh river 11 Over (enntr.) 22 Symbol tor non JJHupeeg (lb ) 24 Decay 27 Dane step 29 Accomplish 10 Correlative of Khar 91 Whirlwind 93 Musical not 93 lllltcr vetch It Organ ot hearing 31 Symbol (or thallium J7 Suffix It Knock 41 Sloul cordi 46 llalll 47 Indonesian ot Mindanao 4 Silly 49 Conduct d DO Belittle 2 Diadem 64 Kxpungerg J Year between 11 and 20 VERTICAL 1 Female 1 Presser II Kreel l3K.it rr.) 17 Measurt of area 25 Smell 2 l'rlal digits HI Midland Empire News Malta MAI. IN. Sept. 34 Th Malln Parent and I'alrona club ass host Tt.urtilay evening at the annual leceptlun lor the teacher ol the rlrmrntary and Junior and huh school department al the tint fall meeting ot the leub. Mr. T. A. I)e MrrrltL chairman nt the club for the ensuing year, gieeted the ery exrellenl crowd ot teachers, parent and friends Mr, fmll Tufell and Mrs. Edwin Htaatny, co-chairman of the enter telnmrnt commute er Intro duced and Mr. Tofell presented the folio mi program: Two piano selections by Neal Kujac. ton of Mr. and Mrs. Cart Kutac of Klamath F1U. MoaarU' H lis la and Wall In C Minor, Cho pin. Vocal aoloe by Margaret Sheridan of Klamath Palla. accompanied by Mra. Puhrr. ' By Uie Bend ot th Itiver" and "Oalway Bay." Original reading. "How Western Women Oel Their Men.- by Florence Wilson, assisted by T. A. De Merrllt Sr Piano mloa b; Diana Mlcha. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Oeorte Mirha. "Hawaiian War Chant." by Pieed. and Tor Elon. by Bee thoven. Vwal aoloa by Ben Lofuaasrd of Klamath Palla, accompanied by Martum Btaslny. -Twcillu Bere nade'' and -Aaleep In the Deep." After In procram each of the teachrra waa preeented and Intro duced by De Merrm and each waa pienenled cnrmaie or rosebud by Mra. Tofell and Mra. Buulny. Mr. Carol Howe, county achool super IntendeuL e Introduced and re lionded mlih a short Ulk; e Harry Wilson, mrmlier of the aotrth end school board. The local scrmol board. Vaclav Kallna, Mra. Ocorg Smaller and Willam Rsjnus. were alio presented. A. K. Btrret. principal of th local i honl and chairman of the arbolar hip fund commute waa Introduced and av a ahort addreaa eojirem Ini the project ot th elub to glv a 1100 erholarahlp to each graduate of the achool who entera collrg toi the eprc purpoae of becoming a teacher. Plan were diwussed to raise tunda for thla very worthy project. Mra. D Mrrrltt announced that th club will sponsor the grade achool carnival which will be held In the latter part of November, th dale to be announced at a later date. A committee waa appointed and eked to meet for commute meellng at the high achool on Sep tember It to make plans for the affair. To Mm. Dirk TTrsiiel iora credit for the beautifully arranged tables fiom whlrh th grnest were served refreshments by Mrs. Jerry Rajnus and her committee. Dairy Mrs. Olive Fraley entertained with a lawn party at her home In Dnlry on Saturday alternoon, Sep tember 10. Hie party waa In honor of her aon Jerry on his thrld birth day, and Billy Nelson'a twelfth birthday. Tbe arternonn was spent In enjoying games. The refreshment table was covered with a white linen clotii, centered with a white rake trimmed In green and pink and yellow roses. Pictures were taken by the hostess Just before the rake was served. Ice-cream and punch was also served. Among those present were: Mra. Marl Fraley. Mra. Don Rice, Mra. C. H. Stewart and Denny, Mr. Virgil Hrhmne and Karen, Vlrgle, Louise Schmoe, Patty flewald, Susanna and Robert Rice, Billy Butts, Bobby Koss, A combined psrty for Beryl 81a gel and a bridal shower (or Mr, i and Mrs. Raymond W. Kolb of Ray mond's camp, waa held Saturday waning, September 17. Th parly waa held at the home of Mr, E. B. Schmoe. 3890 Homrdale road, Klamath Fall. SEE KIMBALL'S FOR AUTO II waiMM Alwoy, -k Parking Aniwr to Prtviout Puiil hwEEI rtWI 3 Si LYRE f Pi 27Mlnul ikln leninf 21 Scope 33 Click beetle 33 Veneral it Barter St rofilAcatloa tOOrailllan provlnc 41 D born 42 Heavy blow 43 Go by 44 Hall-em 4 Harden 4 Wlnglikt part 61 It a type of (ox terrier 61 That on hi Mr. and Mri. Kolb wer married September a in Keno. Kolb la the aon ol Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kolb. former Dairy residents, now living In West Lakevlew. Those present al the party were: Mr. and Mra. Harry K"rb. Mr. and Mra. Erie Johnson Aahlarid. Mr. and and Mra. Jill Adams. Hharon and Duke. Kal Adams Helbrr, On III i Hie art. Mr. and Mrs Sid Hall. 1 Louis Kllfor. Mrs. Ray Roberts, Sylvia. Sandra, Pranris. Robert and Fred Bchmo. Mr. and Mra. Vlrgll Schmoe. Louise. Virile, and Karen, Mra. Mary Stalls and E. B. Schmoe. The guesta of honor were preaent- ! ed with many tills. Refreshment whlrh Included a beautiful birthday I cake and a two-tiered wedding cake wer aervra. Summer Lake Rev. H. N. Traglll Jr. of lake view waa hare Thursday making ar rangement for painting the' Epis copal church. Rev. Traaltl Is min ister of St. Luke's Episcopal at Laketiew and holds services her one a month. Congratulation to Jim Carlort who won first money in the buck ing bronc llnsls at the rodeo Ul Lakevlew. Mr. and Mr Leroy Oallant and family spent the past week In Port land. His mother accompanied them home for a visit her. Oallant la employed by Carlon broUiers. Congratulations are extended to the 4-H club member here who made such a good showing at the lair Uils year, and also to the East side grange whlrh took first pnde on Its agricultural booth. Mrs. James Foster relumed last week from Neotsu where she spent a month at Uie horn of her par ents, Mr. and Mr. Thomas Model Ian. Friends ar sorry to learn that Mrs. Vic Mlnkler ha been serious ly 111 with pneumonia at Raymond, Wash The Mlnkler recently visit ed relatlvea there and In other Washington cities. Vic will return October I. but Mrs. Mlnkler will re main there until after the hunting season. They purchased the old John Foster ranch several years ago. Among tltose attending th circus In Lakevlew Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Markus, Mr. and Mra. Dan Duggan. Joan Deboy, Delores Knight, Garry Nelson, and Bob and Evan Carlon Mra. William Harvey will enter tain th Horn Economics club at her home Thursday afternoon, Sep tember 22. Oeorge Carlon I spending some time In Sycan. Ray Nelson and family visited with relatives her and In Paisley Tuesday and Wednesday. They were returning from Mllwauklr, Ore. en route to Klamath Falls. Ray is em ployed by th state oiling crew and they were moving to Klamath Falls. The ranch house on the Jim El der place, formerly the White Hill ranch. Is attractive with a new coat of white paint and a green root. Mra. Eva Long or Klamath Palls waa a visitor last week at Summer lake lodge She Is the aunt of Mra. Frank Graves and Mrs. Roy Carlon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ornves are proprietors of th lodge. James Foster Is driving a new truck. Mrs. Ouy Foster and Mrs. James Foster wer hostesses tor the church guild at th grange hall last Thursday afternoon. Dessert and punch wer aerved before the busi ness meeting. New officers wer el ected ad follows: Mrs. H C. Harris, president; Mrs. Dean Harris, secre tary and treasurer; and Mrs. E. R Nelson, blue box custodian. Mem bera are planning a rummag sale to be held Inthe near tuture. The next meeting will be with Mrs. E. M. Carlon at her home October 13 Mra. Don Hampton was a guest of the guild. The Summer Lake lodge Is being rewired for REA electricity, GLASS SHOP GLASS sxtnasle Frists rs.os ii;a In Rear tV Always Orange No. 764 met In refulsr session Saturday evening with a good attendance, L. K. Elder was Hi the chair In Uie absence ot Max McLaln. Agriculture report were heard and the new telephone line discussed. 'Dealt Harris, K M. Car Ion and Mrs, A. Deboy wera named on a committee to contact the Lake county directors. It la hoped that Summer Lake may have a complete new service follow 1111c completion of the It I. A power line. The granite decided to have "cleanup day" at the hall Sunday, Sepiemoer 96, with a community polluck dinner aerved at noon. A loud attendance u urged. A snort program with group sinning was enjoyed al the meeting followed by potluck supper. Mrs. Anne Spratue, county school superintendent, was a visitor at the William Harvey ranch Friday. Mr and Mra. S. D. Harris and daughter. Roberta, ri turned Thurs day from th stale fair. They brought bark a load of fruit and re port II to be very cheap In the val ley with some fruit growers not ev en picking their crops. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Markus were business visitors In Lakevlew Sat urday and stayed for the ahow in the evening. Friends are receiving cards an nouncing the marriage of Patsy Knopf of Portland to Ueorge Car Ion. The wedding will lake place In Portland October 1. Bob Carlon of the Ana River school district enrolled In the eighth grade of Paisley school and la trans ported there by bus with the high school student who attend from here. A heavy frost made Its appear Slice here Sunday which put an end to most vegetable and flower gardens. New Pine Creek Around 40 deer have been vali dated for th successful California hunters up to date by Deputy Art Lrnkrit and the Paris agency. Many hunters report It the best hunting In yeare although nol of the i deer are email Hire pointers but fat and In good ahape to eat. I Weather conditions, although dry, j hav not been too cold and bad so that all In all th hundred ot I hunters In this Immediate area are having a grand time. Oregon deer hunters are marking ' Urn more or less ImpaUenUy wall ing for their turn, like a nervous ; race hors ready to be turned loose. Opinion la being strongly voiced by the Oregon side for the game 1 commission to arrange to hav th I two eeasoru. Oregon and California. I open simultaneously, at least on I th line. It la suggested that the : Oregon commission either set their li r i a.. ' IM I 1 "? ; I r IEV f I AJ1?EED MCO Oh. NO hOW ( AN Mt3ue. V OKAY.' 1 I YOU? WHAT NEX Mi5.' f KM VeVsT LNsSv l I I iT , . I VA5 T PLACE FCKJ ( SCON CAN 1 OeTV,a IZ VeVsTT SOE5 ON V ALLEY COP ID I'VE, ""WJ1" mm I ' ' i - ' DslT' I ' OOP. MCSPlTAL V YOJ MANE Tr BUT YOU TO IN yCjZ. GET ME TO MOO AND EWMfJt Y CVAY. - . M - 1 M I I AUTHORITIES VvOULO ) Time-MACHINE f'SENO MB HEAD ArVYyV ME BACK IN I OOOtA,' j O TL j HOMf MP h NEVER PERMIT MIS f OPEKATINCi PC BACK. TO WAY? . rt Tv.gNTY-FAg V K n il assy"- illr VaJfll f OiOL-i.EE M06ES! SUEALfev' &,tB 7 VO YOU 'SA I JAW, now THAT voo V in6 U-EP4 THEaO W HYo,sAMiHE T OH1. 1I5E! vEU, El Hlsf 1 IPfC' Wi; riVC-l ! EVER CeHPMUMtC WE PASSmSVEACIS HAfTA KfiTP M ANO 616 HAVE BQOKEM sOTHER CATHY Atf MR. WLTY ABE HJ. VOO VB THIS "afi ; I cC? V''i-Vll Ti MBRSSiOOr OUT 5MEU. WALL TH' I MUTTERgJ I UP, WHAT ABOUT THESE SHOULOsrr SJFrTR 0UTA TOvVH. THEy W6WTI TO CATHY rVHESI 5HE i) ' I "i e?J-47 U I MM FLOWERS IW TH' COUNTY T. IHDtZ CuB I SCHOOL PCES4K XOU I fEAaSEOF H-WkT L HdviE WITH A LADY H5 SETUBNS, PLEASE? j J ' ', van you ueoi mat; my iom cam over irom ana old country to bring ma up in th land of opportunity and now look th government' (topping radio priia program!" RE w1 s4xe ifou ok 6id ut? Ms) lie you do not know it, but the real burglar with proper pride in his work, has a list of proepecla juat like anv honest salesman. Mavlie you are on one of those prospect lists anil when your name is reached nnVthis man in the black mask visits your home, what will happen? Would yon like to replace your silverware! the fur and jewelry of your wife; and any other thing which catches the fancy ot this second atory worker? Probably not. Thai is why we suggest a Residence anil Outside Theft Policy for your protection. It costs very lillle. Our advice roils yon nothing and pUee yon under no obligation. GEORGE E. WOOD GRAYCE RUSCO Associates 11 season up or mak arrangement with the California commission to liave them delay their opening. At 11:46 an earth tremor of considerable Intensity waa felt here by Uils writer and other citizens in the community. A deep mystifying roar and rumbling accompanied th tremor which ended abruptly as If a mammoth truck had rammed the building. Truman Lawsun had Uie mis fortune to lose the ends of the first two finger on hi left hanJ. The accident happened Mondsy when lie Inadvertently reached down to Jerk a belt off hi pickup that operate Uie generator. The motor on th car wa running but th bell appeared to be Irasiled and about ready la com off. He thought he could pull It right off. but th belt being stronger than he expected turned his lingers, in a flash, right Into th V pulley. Instantly cutting off hi fingers. The tip of on finger flew up and stuck on lh top of th hood and Uie other wa never found. He taken to the Lakevlew hospital, be ing In Intense pain, where he was on the operating table for over an hour, Hla fingers have been causing him much misery sines the s ce dent. Sue Rlppy, Reb Rippy. Laura Neca, Pat Harrison, Eileen Banders and Oeorgl Schulte of Vsllejo spent the week-end recenUy visit ing with Mrs. Sara Johnston. Reus Hippy and Pat Harrison spent the.i week's vacauon together with hlla Mae Rubolns, Kay Dee Spence an l Dotllt Johnston of Lakevlew visit ing at the Kay Johnston home. Th Home Ec club met lst Thursday, September 16, at Uie grange hall with Mra. Sadie Keller being th absent hoaias. Tne group voted to hav a series ol card parlies during th lecturer's hour following the regular grange meeungs tin winter. C. L. Miller recently went to Klamath Falls to help Frank Mor gan bring horn a large bunch of catU purchased by th Llskey brother estate. Mis Ooldia E. Pierce and Ed ward 8. James wer united Ul mar riage last HunCsy al 1 pro. al Uie Presbyterian church In Lakevlew. The brid la th daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pierce, local well driller. Th bridegroom la the son ot Mrs. Evrena M. James of Berke ley. Calif., and unul recenUy he had been employed ss helper on the well drilling rig. Lately he has taken a Job with Uie Modoc county road crew. Jimmy Fisher of TuleUke. who I employed by th fish and wildUlc department of California, wa best man and th maid of honor was Mrs. Richard Miller of Bristol. Pa. Th newlyweds hav set up housekeeping In th racenUy vatcd Pal O&lUttMr pUc now in. M . . j A i Park, Scout Houie Get Publicity Jacks in F. Kimball park and es tablishment of a Boy Scout house at Weyerhaeuser Junction, came In for excellent publicity In the recent Issue of Weyerhaeuser Msgazlne, the Timber company's house or gan. A picture of Kimball park, dedi cated July 34. 1 shown along with story of Um ceremonies. owned by Sally Gallagher, and plan to make their home here. Mr. and Mrs. John Penhall and tons, Billle and Dannie, are up visiting for two or three weeks wltn Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Cooper and family. Penhall plana to hum a little while here. A birthday dinner was given by Mrs. Alpha Smith last Sunday week ago. In honor of her mother's. 64a. Alina Daugheriy's 64th birth day. Ourst were Mr. and Mr. Paul Bnckey ot Lakevlew, Mrs. Dorothy Blunt, Mrs. Jo Anne Means and aon, Monte, and Mr. and Mrs. Irvln L. Paris and family. Mrs. Susan Vincent left Tuesday for Ashland, where she will attend Uie Southern Oregon college. I WHAT WAS THAT AJ ?-t LIKe TMAT-eeMEMfte.S'. (. - V f CanT JUST PUSH Out ( eJ KZSiZT , 2 yZy T lp' jp vvT r HAVfc VA POONP Jh-HO, ANO f THSRfi ARB S-5-SPftlNG frWAT Yl'M PIXIM1 IT f ( IP THAT DON'T 6T "EM Vf A BUVE PER S P-PBOBABLV N6ARBV TH6V KEEP M ARE 505 VA'U. BE r -.rOTHIN VVIU. Si? 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WHEM Jn- iolarr IOI1V SMITH THf HEAOA' j-nsjj DUCHESS WASE1WRT- FOR THE WOMAN IS THE OALS FINANCE l r'l . v. ,-",,3WTn rr V a IT -S7 .fa 1 m -J tl W a) I Vis V. eoe i ar 7t si..i. sk t. nq u s nr oef J Tm- fm, .i- -..siji'" :'f VKHY, THE BuerNESSCT" MflsONa YEaH-SUPE-LENATexrsriLY-THWr WS THEU' tl ANO NOW THAT WH RE BUSSHESS? , ) A LMNG IN THea CtiUCL ANO YcJsH 1 ANO I HOSB JUST ECR6T PURPOSE OS THIS WELL FED-GNO THE DISHES f WbfiT . Z ',5J DeMiVSCSMCi SOCITY WE LIV M- I T I GOT TO FIND lOBSTCR OSNNfcR.MVOSlDl I WASHEO-LET GET DOWN 1 BUSINESS? i-J HOW VOUtjE QOSNQ TO MAKE fit UOB8 BUT I ANO NOWNrW I HSVS TO BUSINESS - Jr-mm I ' LMNC, THAT IS - OONT SEE HOW- rTFWS FO YOU- 1 wilyi Elliott Preps For Big Fight PORTLAND, Sept. 24 WV-Sheriff M. L. Elliott, wbo will b the subject of a recall election In leas than a month, began battling to keep hi offlc tcdsy. Th election wa assured by th filing of JSJ16 name on recall pe titions. The last names submitted will not b certified until early next week, but there ar so many more than the needed MM that th election wa a certainty, Th election, by law, must be held within 26 days after th sig nature ar certified. Th first flv days ar a "grac period" to allow th threatened public official to resign. "But of course I won't resign." said the sheriff. He charged that "political conniving" waa back of the recall movement, and accused newspapers of taking an unfair ad- I vantage of him. HERALD AND Copcos Net Income Up Th California Oregon Power company reports net income for the 12 months ending August 21, of 12.121.887 as compared with net Income of 11. 903. 131 for the corresponding period ending Au gust, 148. an Increase of 11.40 per cent, according to a statement Is sued today by A. 8. Cummins, president. Net income for the 12 month ending August 31, lHfc. was equiv alent to 6.12 times preferred stock dividend requirements and, after such dividends, was equivalent to 12.13 per share on Uie 800.000 share of common stock then out- standing. WANTED! New ond Used CAR SALESMEN Mut Be Eiperlrnrtd Write Box 303, Hfrald-.S'ewt NEWS COMICS Net Income tor the eight month ending August II, 1841). amounted to 11.377,031. an Increase of 12 T per cent over that of the aam pe riod of m. Six Tons EAST LAN8INO. Mich. m-Mott thsn six tons of football material 12.216 pounds ar contained oa th 14R Michigan State football squd. Forty linemen aversg 1M pounds, wliU 24 backfleld cuidl. date average 180. 1 A.I. ten evuiptrra nan, f ju B08TO.V, Sept, 34 UV-Snlper were asking as high a ISO for a pair of tickets to the opening gam of the showdown Yankee-Red Boa series today. Ckimitey I lock Tm Cm BtHll ft! Ft Wltfe aMary Bmr 9tm Tmr lwl gMlV ptlr tlogslcr r PEYTON CO. SSS Mirhal as. Trt. 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