HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLl. OKifJO
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WUTIMN NriON. fair liMlay and
Friday with mI Iwi of early iieutniua;
hang. Higli both M to M lw
la r low rluuiU. UUia torn para iuit
Itwitgltl 44 to 4J Ninth U iHtitlwtl
wii.tl I Ato Wl tttllaa an hour off cimu!
tulav 4-tMaiiig tout what friday
a Alt 1 CM N OMKdON lair today and
friilay l.lllla laiituaialura rhanga. High
M In J both ilata Low liMitgot M lu
M t',l nar jn hiahar vallaya
NUN I MF MN IAI.IMIKMA: llaar Ul
ela. tuttighl and r inlay . mighlly
arn.ar today. North lo BwtUtil
wiu.U off U lo JO mtlaa an hour
off I'olnl ftur. anil aft to u north of
fotnl Bur today. Umlght and ThMiaday.
rttKil E HI VLSI VAM-KY. Fair today
Ihtmigh Friday aarapt for f nmldarabla
moining fog II. aft today and Friday
U Ur tonight Jl
II a llu ran tmrif Th Churrh
tf Jrauc ChrUt of LlUr Dy
BalnU to having ft UUowtn Parly,
Batunlity, OrUibrr 79, til 1 p. m.
In th rwrmtkin hail of the church.
All membrra nd Irtrnda mre cor
dially Invited.
On Urn C. E. tcv.lt. UHN.
It hoDit on Icavo from JackaonvlU.
rta., Vlaltlng hia pr-nta, Mr. and
Mrs, Leatct lvlU of lion a nt. and
other reUUvea and friends.
a i A niMlln nf Hi.
trmiliwiirM - -
.! aimlwlM mtlii MrVIrS. STIlfa'
tiled for tnnighi, Thursday. t the
church haa been postponed due ti
ennfllctlng dates. The next meeting
will be announced later.
Veestionlni-Mr. end Mrs. Walter
Thlrlman, ml Orrgnn avenue, are
vacationing thli month In Texaa
with relatives.
Ill Annie Rom area moved from
Klamath Vslley hospital to
Favns by Kaler's ambulance Wed
nesday morning.
Fireman Moka
Short Run
Ilia city lira department mada a
ehort nin to I Mi ttargrnt avenue
about IU last mailt In answer to a
aall from Walter L Thnmpmn.
Firemen reported there no
flra. mrraljr a flssh bark from a
flua hola.
Unusual Christmas
Cards Turned Out
O.T.I. Tha all screening elaaa
haa turnad out an unusual typa of
Chrlatmaa card for campua con
eiimptlon. It la dealgned on Uia order
as a check and mada payabla. to
ax receiver, for SU days of happl
naaa. Cart H Balrry. couraa Irutructor.
alraady haa arvaral orderi on hand
and tadtratlona ara that many mora
via ba forthromlni.
Ilanra Plana A public danca
la plannad for thla Saturday from
t p. m. Ui I a. m. In tha aahlbit
bulldliif at tha fairground!. Muilo
will ba by tha Orraon lllllbllllri,
furmrrly Pappy Oordon'a band. Tha
danra will ba aponaorcd Jointly by
tha Hhaata Vlrw raania and Hub
urban Iraiua. Proraada will ba uaad
forbulldmt of a community hall.
(luard Tha Midland Imulra
Tralflc awirlatlon olllia at tha
cliambar of commrrca will ba cloud
Monday. Turaday and Wednaaday of
nrai waaa. aarreiary ataniarai
Hanlo la laavlnc for Portland Hun.
Tariff burrau hrarlnc Khadulrd for
Octobar 17, II and 1.
Vlallora Tha Rev. and Mrt. Uovd
Thomaa and Mra. Ralph Jonaa. all
of Hood River, ara vuitim In Klam
ath Palla for several daya aa iuela
at at. Paula rectory, home of the
Kev. and Mri. Predpnck C. wia
arnbarh. Rev. Thomaa la rector of
HI. Mark'a Eplaoopal church In
Hood Riv-r.
Ta Pendleton Mra. Frederick 0.
Wlwnbafh and Mrs. Raymond H.
Heaves are eaurcled home tnnliilit
from a motor trip which took them
to Pendleton and other Eastern
Orecon cltlea In tha Interests of tne
Episcopal church.
Dinner Planned Tha Altar so
ciety of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
church at Chlloquln haa planned a
chicken dinner for thla Sunday be
tween tha hours of 4:30 and 7:10
p m. Tha public Is Invited and there
will ba a small charge.
!Uf Bonfire The public la Invited
to join with KUHH students at tha
bl bonfire on Conger field tonight,
Thursday, at 7 o'clock. The pep
rally and bonfire Is a build-up for
the blf Medtord-Klamalh lame on
Modoc field Friday night.
CerbeU K peaks J. W. Corbet t.
Southern Pacific vie president, will
be one of the main speakers when
Ihe railway safety meeting la held
tonight at 7:30 In the Legion halL
Corbrtl arrived In Klamath Palls
this morning.
Returns Elenora Weatherfnrd
Is back at her desk at tha office
of Internal revenue In tha federal
building after a three-week vaca
tion. Part of the vacation time was
spent traveling.
Called by Illneaa Mrs. A. L. Paul.
1107 Mitchell, has been called lo San
Pranclsco by tha Illness of her
brother. Mrs. Paul Is a Miller's store
employe.
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INDIAN DANCER Auzurit,
dancer in India and Pakistan,
expresses "enlicement" one
of the figures of her recital
under the auspices of the
Royal Indio society in London.
CARD OP TIIANKH
We take thla mrana of thanking
and showing our sincere apprecia
tion to each and every one who
helped In the search lor our son,
Jack Hargrove. "May Ood's bless
ing ba with you all for your good
deeds," la our praver.
J I. HAROROVE AND FAMILY
iPURE
i MONEY CAN I
Strike Deadline
Extended
PORTLAND, Oct. 11 A PL
ecg and poultry workers at two
firms here were still at work today
after extending for another 24 hours
their strike deadline in a wage dis
pute.
Tha union hsd planned not to
work alter 5 p. m. yesterday, but
negotiations for a new contract
ara still underway.
Frost Trial
Postponed
A criminal trial echeduled for
Monday In circuit court haa been
postponed Indefinitely.
Tha scheduled trial was that af
Russell Frost of Sprague River, In
dieted on a charge of selling liquor
Ui an Indian.
Circuit Judge David R. Vsnden
berg disqualified himself from pre-
aiding over tha trial because It was
at hla request from the bench that
Frost waa arrested after a young
Indian said In court ha had pur.
chased whiskey from Frost.
Ne Judge
TTte postponement waa ordered
because no other Judge had been
assigned tne case, rrosi is irea on
ball
Jury subpoenas and witness sum
mons have already been Issued but
ara being recalled and the Jurory
panel Instructed to ba in court Oc
tober 24. data set for trial of Vir
gil B. Wood rum on tha first of
two Indictments charging Indecent
exposure.
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