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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINt State Scores In Tacoma Attack Case TACOMA, Nor. I M-)-Hia tale nnn of IU major vlrtiwlea yesterday In tin drawn-out trial uf 10 yulittla rhargeit with Ilia miu rap of a Tiroma housewife when 11 euoreeded In ilnln admission of Ul defrndanta signed confessions Into evident-. Huiirrlnr Court Judge Max Church permitted tli confessions to tUnd over sharp objections by defense at torneys. Th Judge rulrd tint Hit body of tilt crime hl been atb lulled and tlial tubinlulon of 111 confessions waa In order, Adult (Inly Tlia lurid hearing, prortedlni Hit admission limited to "tdulu only." brought testimony earlier yesterday from Kdgar Edmtslon, a (at alailon attendant, who tald h saw three men and a nuda woman drive Into hit station about t pjn. an May 37, tilt ntfht of Ul alleged attacks. "On of Ult fellowt that nt out of tilt front teat had all her rlothea t-uiging trnin hit pocket," Edmtt iWi testified. Jaundice Threat In Willamette EUOENE. No. iP Th Uni enmity health officer warned Ult Willamette city community laat night Uiat an outbreak of Jaundlc was cauaed by polluted water. Dr. A. Trlolo reported right ease were diaguoaed yeaterday. He aald Uie enure population of 1000 waa menaced by th dlaeaae. Th health officer aald Hi water table for the community, near Oak rtdve. la polluted and moat wella and springs In tht area are unsaf. lie aald Ui eight ease were In live different famine. He aald the dan. ler to th community would not abjie until a safe watrr aupply wat assured. Oregon's Guard Over 5,000 Mark PORTLAND, Nor. ( of With a recruiting deadline 10 day awav, Oregon a national guard unlta el ready have an enrollment of over MM for th tlmt time. Ma). Gen. Thomas it. ftllea, elate adjutant general, aald October en llalmenl had added TOO lo the ground and air unlta. The total of 4A0I enlisted men and 610 officer la the aecond largeat weat of the Korkle. Rile aald the ground troopt have 41V) nfflcera and men and the air unit MO. He aald Ul total repre aent only 44 per cent of the quota aaalgned by th department of the army. GLITTERING Modeled in New York is diamond ensem ble such os is worn by Indian princess. Nine pear-shaped diamonds hong from head chain. Earrings ore pear shaped diomonds. Necklace has four pear-shaped pendant diamonds. Milk Producers To Talk Quota A milk quota discussion will be held at a meeting of the market milk produrert of Klamath county Thuraday at I p. m. In Ult chamber ef commerca building. Cecil anna of the milk market ing admlnlatraUon In Oregon will b her to lead th dlacuaalon and newer question on milk market quotes. All milk producer, are Invited to attend. Another Bus Low Violator Fined It Bobby Ray I.. HJS Johnaon avenue. Pacific Prult Eipreaa com pany employ, la th third Klamath realdent to be charged with viola tion of th Oregon achool bus law ilnc Beptember. I was charged yeaterday morn ing with failure to atop behind a arhool bu discharging children. Th violation occurred on highway M. Lea appeared In luetic court yea terday afternoon and waa fined 110. Portland Club In Dutch Again PORTLAND. Nov. I Mv-District attorney J. It. McCourl prepared to day to atart legal proceedings lo eloe up the Melody club, acen of four liquor violation arrcati In a month. The fourth waa early yeaterday, two daya after the third Involvmg Illegal aal of liquor. MrCourt aald Uie at at liquor con trol commlaalon already ha aaked a court to restrain the ownera from maintaining a common nuisance. It asked a closure for two years, or unUI ther waa auurance ' It had cleaned up. The club hat no liquor license. Don't nilna a good bet shop the Want Ada every dayl It payal Farm Area Electrified IONE. Nov. 0 l,Pt Electricity urged for the flrat time Into a rmd Columbla area of too farms near her yeaterday. A new aubstatlon of the Bonneville power administration went Into op eration. It relayed power to about 60 farms. Main lines are Installed for service to another 6S0 farms tn Morrow, Ollllam and Wheeler coun ties. Connections will be made when transformers and feeder lines are Installed. UFA District Manager Henry R. Richmond Jr, said the delivery rep resented the end of a 10-vear pro gram of th Columbia basin electric co-operative at Heppner. Vets to Get Cigarets From 20-30 Disabled veterans at the Rusebuiit veteran hospital will hav perhaps a happier Christmas this year with the gift of clgareu presented by the ! 20-30 club of Klamath falls. I Plana were made at the weekly dinner meeting of th club last night. The project will be handled through the American Red Croat and It program for veterans. With the observance of American Education Week, last night tlie club heard one of Its moat actlva mem bers. Jack Kemmuer. Fremont school coach, speak to the members on "A Responsible ClUzen" dealing Made ESPECIALLY For KIDDIES' CHEST COLDS U rtlrffM CfWfftM.MtMlf MtttdM i ThrtVl 'eM-g Child Altld Mu lro ITiaV.e) lor klelrllM tfl)T uhlD. M ulr not only fivne ptwoly rrltW but it bfka) up ruDgtwiion in uiMr bron-hi) tub, nM nut throat. Juat rub it on ehmt. throat ind bwk. Oregon U Heat Plant Bids Scanned PORTLAND, Nov. of, Lo bids on University of Oregon heat ing and power plants were reported today by the building committee of th state board of higher educa tion. The projects tout almost a mil lion dollars. The work Is the first In Ui mulll-mllllon dollar expan sion program authorized by the last legislature on th stale's campuses. Commute chairman R. E. Klein org, bllverton, said yesterday th power plant would save th uni versity up to $36,000 annually. The savings would be applied to amorU ration of th cost. Low bid opened yeaterday were: general contract, Lee Hoffman, Portland, t?16.M: boiler and aux iliary gear, P. 8. Lord. Portland, S&MJ28; electrical work. Oraale Electric company, Portland, 170- WM; condensing equipment, R. H. Brown ec company, Portland. 115, 828; turbin generators. Worthing ton Pump St Electric company, Portland, SU2.400. with youth In physical education and their development. HARDWARE HEAD 8POKANE. Nov. lt The presl dent of the Pacific Northwest Hard ware and Implement association for th coming year will be Harry Campbell of Coeur d'Alene. Idaho. O. M. Landeen, Oregon City, was inajied vice president. Christmas Tree Party Planned Kid throughout the Klamath basin area are In for a big treat when Ui Junior chamber of com merce and Loyal Order of Moose put on their annual community Christmas tree party at the armory, Friday, December 23. A hug decorated tree and treat In Uie way of refreshment will be provided by th two group. Mualcal entertainment will be presented Uirnugh courtesy of Andrew Loney, publte achool music director, by student from Klamath Union hints school. Although carbon dkixld make up only a Uny fraction of th earths atmosphtrt, on scientist estimate there are about 3.200.000.- J 000.000 ton of It, equal to eom 1 000.000,000.000 ton of pure carbon. aVr-si7 BENDIX .r-niAMfNDS am FOR THtlK AUTOMATIC rlOME LAUNDRY huh soar ro Oismsi hhm wan ro nun CMOOH MC, HA CAN HOG. fGM. A, cooitict otf ipic fling fullflio For cookict of ipicy goodnctt, um Mf Sihilling full-flivorcd Cioaamoa. J Another Schillmf ipice favorite to make food tfaiogi tattr rco better. Schilling SHOP THURSDAY FOR THE HOLIDAY! We Will Be FRIDAY. 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