HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMA1H FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1949
PACE TEN
Railroad Men,
Families Get
Meeting Bid
All railroad mm and thrlr fami
lies are tnrlted to the quarterly
clirtalon aalrtr nrftlni to ba held
Thursday ntrht, October IS, at T:30
eckx-k in Veterans Memorial hall.
There will be entertainment,
prises and rrfmhments followlnc
the meeting which Is sponsored by
aarnrlaied labor railroad group.
Main speakrrs will ba J. A. Mr
Kinnon. Soulhrrn Pacific 8ha.ua
dirlaton superintendent; Bert Mill,
rr, loral chairman ot railroad order
oC ronductora. and Jerry Rutledse.
loral chairman of brotherhood ol
railroad trainment.
H. B. Bassett, Great Northern
traveling car service agent of
Seattle, was In Klamath Fall Tues
day on business.
On vacation from Great Northern
are Switchmen O. K. Musgrove and
Paul Leelinr. Conductor R. W.
Baker and Engineers H. T. Davis
and Carl Holm.
TRANSPORTATION NEWS
Elliott Told
Resign Or
Face Recall
PORTLAND. Sept. IT Mult
m.mah Registrar James W alrason
has notified Sheriff M. L. Elliott
that a recall election aitatmt him
la assured unless he resigns In five
days.
The elections ottn-uil said the
final check ot recall election peti
tions revealed 34.0M were valid.
This was S&34 more than necessary.
Elliott has, under the law, five
days in which to quit the office
voluntarily. If he does not resign,
then Olrason must order the elec
tion to be held within 30 days.
Klllntl's campaign manager, K.
W. Brown, said the Idea that the
sheriff would resign was "an ab
surdity." He said "you and I know
that no one respects a quitter." He
added that the Portland news
papers had not given Elliott a fair
chance.
Reformatory
For Chiloquin
Boy Robbers
PORTLAND, Sept. M (-T h
war-like aspiration of three Indian
youngsters who stole gun and am
munition fur an ambush hideaway
a III have a chance tu cool In the
reformatory
The youngsters two surd U and
la were sentenced yeaterday. They
had admitted breaking Into a Chilo
quin store Brptrmber 12 and rait
ing olf their loot.
The buys were arrealed In aaite
briuh while pointing the stolen tuna
at police who Irncard thrill tlmmitll
tilt bruah lo a pin. and boulder hid
den hideout. With them were two
older youths, parolees from a Col- t
orado reformatory. I I
Testimony revealed the boys look
llM worth ot merchandise Includ
ing IU00 cartridges, rlllna. hunting
knives and slacks of i lollies and
food. Theae were cadied alxne
Hprnsue river.
Mobil, is th. only seaiairl In Alabama.
m '
Henry Mather, formerly employ
ed with Southern Pacific In Klam
ath Falls, and his family are va
cationing in Klamath Falls and
Dorris renewing acquaintances here.
Mather is now road master for
Southern Pacific at Lone Pine,
Calif. He it also getting In some
deer shooting in California.
William Hungate, SP roadmaster
clerk, will start his vacation Sat
urday. Hungate said he would
spend one week deer hunting and
take another week later for the
Ud-fowl season.
Marguerite Dunne will relieve
Hungate while he Is on vacation.
W. A. Carlton, signal mainten
ance man, and his family are visit
ing relatives In Oakland. Calif.
Carlton works with Southern Pa
cific Southern Pacific officials In
town on business this week are
J. A. McKinnon, Shasta division
superintendent: K. C. Brunner. di
vision engineer; R. R. Baymiller,
assistant division engineer, and
J. P. Weeks, office engineer. All
work out of Dunsmuir.
Another Southern Pacific con
ductor made his last run Wednes
day. He is O. O. Johnson, who has
been working the Portland to
Klamath Falls run on No. 10 Daylight.
Apparently Sontnern Pacific I
travelers have heard of the meals
served on the Southern Pacific Day-
light A fuU hall hour before the
southbound train leaves the Port
land station, the dining car does a
land office business in breakfasts,
according to the BP Inside Track.
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JUST CANT STAY AWAY Bert Cotter, 73, who retired
from conductorship on the Southern Pocific in 1943, was
snooped by Photographer Wes Cuderion when he poid a visit
to the freight office this week. Cotter itorted with SP in 1899,
worked as a brakeman for four years, and spent the rest of
his service os o conductor. His entire 43-year span on the
railroad was spent on the Shasta division.
Yell Squad Vacancies
Filled At OTI
OTT Ronnie Redman and
Gar McClew were selected to fill
the two remaining vacancies on
Oregon Tech's yell squad. The
squad Is now complete with Queen
Pat Ward. Barbara Knodell and
Kitty Decker and the two new
members.
Rerman and McClaw were chosen
by popular applause at a recent
student body meeting when candi
dates tried out by leading yells.
Tomatoes Thrive
Despite Drought
NOR WALK. Conn, M) Al
though the summer of IMS was one
of tfc dry est In several years, many
home gardeners in this area have
reported unusually good tomato
crops.
One small farmer attributed his
success to spring fertilization of the
sou with organio matter which,
when plowed In, aided tn moisture i
retention.
IThy more people?
buy Van Camp's than
any other beans
Richer sauce. ..more sauce
gives them extra
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Ho! Ho! We Save You Dough!
CORNED BEEF,..,,,. t.43c
BEEF RIB STEAKS 49c
FANCY BEEF ROASTS., :42c
PEANUT BUTTER 33c
MCP PECTIN 3 , 27c
BORENE Soap Pwdr. ,...., 27c
MAYONNAISE, , 63c
PARD DOG FOOD 2,. 25c
SWEET POTATOES 2,J9c
A'e PALACE MMCISir
524 MAIN "WHERE YOU NEVER GET A BUM STEER!"
HANSON'S Pv3AMEir
7th and Pine WE SAVE YOU MONEY
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Fryers 47c lb. Hens . 29c lb.
PORK PORK
Steak 49c lb. Roasts 39c lb.
tOKMD PORK VITAL
Roasts 39c lb. Steak 49c lb.
Veal Breast 25c lb. Picnic Hams ... .,r. 45c lb.
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Cren Beam, Briargatc type No, 2s . . 15c
Pork (i Beans, cm. white type, No. 2 is, 17c
Sliced Beets, Rnby type, No 2 tins . . 13c
Diced Carrots, Del Monte No. 303s . 13c
Corn, Whole Grain No.2tlns,lSc
Peas, Sugar Belle type, No. 303 tins, 12c
Pumpkin, Custard type, No. 2 tins . 11c
Catsup, Red Hill type, 14 oz. .' . . . 13c
Apricots, Valley Cold type, lU.lt.. 15c
Fruit Cocktail, Llbby's No. 303s ... 21c
Peaches, Llbby's, No. 21 tins 27c
Pears, Harper House type, No. 2)s . . . 27c
Peaches, Castle Crest type, No. lis 23c
Asparagus, Center cuts, No. 2 tins . . 15c
Vienna Sausage, No. is .17c
Corned Beef Hash, No. 1 tins ... . 35c
Tamales, Calif, type, Buffets ...... 9c
Plum Jam, Del Monte, 1 lb. . . . . 17c
Apple Butter, Tasty type, 28-oz. . . . 23c
Mince Meat. . . . . . .lb. 21c
Apple Sauce, Old Fashioned No. 2 tin, 17c
, Tomato Sauce, Garden type, But tin, 5c
Strawberry Jam, lb. ars ... . 35c
Deviled Meat, Is. '. '. 8c
Tuna, light meat, is . . . "' . . .27c
Dog Food, Hi-Tone type . '.' ; . '. . 9c
Cranberry Sauce, Ocean Spray whole, 17c
blended Juice o 0 46-oz. 35c
. OUves, Ripe Pitted, taU tin ..... 27c
Dill Pickles, Tasty type, qt size .... 27c
Kipper Snacks, Ji.. ...... .lie
Hershey Bars, Jumbo ban e . .17c
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