TUESDAY, AUGUST 11), 1052
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAIXS. OflEOON
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City Btieli
Card Parly I'ylhlan Blslrid will
sponsor a rard parly I p.m. Wed
iCMliiy In tlm (Xlillellnwa hull. He
Irenliment wm Uo served end llir
public la llivllrd.
Mrrlln, -nir. Midland Orange
Hill lllrrl Wednesday. AU. M, I
p.m. I'D T. I Inn Hireling will b
social with mipi ini iiriniiiun. Mem
bom ana Ii Irndn aro Invited.
Vlllnra-M. Fred O. lima and
Mrs. Hrxa wllh llielr baby aon
Charles Mlrharl, hav been recent
HiieMs at tlii home of Ihe I.lriiten
ant'a parents, Mr. and Mra. C. J.
Mesa at liauar nil Hie Merrill high
way. Thry returned this week to
PI. Hi oik, N. C.
Improving Mra. T. C. tiling
han rrlurnrd tn her home at 430b
l.aVerne alter a brlel atay In Klam
ath Valley hospital. She may nuw
have vlnllora.
Meeting The Guild ol llir
'IMIelnko Community Presbyterian
Church will meet In the church an
nex Wednesday, Aug. 20. 1:30 p.m.
Miss McDonald, representing the
First I'iceuylcrlan Church, Klam
ath Falla, will apeak on the Phillip
plnea. A dessert luncheon will be
nerved by Mra. J. Mertnn Brown.
Mra. Marvin Thomas and Mrs. Hoy
Campbell.
Correction (trace Trull, newly
elected Oregon state, president ol
the lluilheu and Professional
Womcn'a Cluba waa a luncheon
guest here last week while paying
her official visit to the Klamath
Rotary Prizes
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tihav's cd Store, tlO. best doe and
litter: standard Feed Company.
J5 bond, first advance hog show
manship: Dirk n. Miller. SJ4 check
first advance dairy ahowmantthtp
anil another tlb check for first In
advance beef showmanship.
Dick Kreiler'a More, till merchan
dise, second beef beginners show
manship: Hears Koebuck and Com
pany, three lib bonds for first In
advance aheep showmanship, chain
nlon Angus female and champion
Hhnrthorn female: Carl'a superior
Market. sa bond for rhamo tat
lamb: Knhn's flower Shop. 135
bond chain p Hereford steer: Henrv
Beinnn, SM bond, best year-round
effort livestock club member: Hal
slser Motor Co.. fib bond, first Id
dairy herdsmanahtp.
Herald and News. S26 bond,
ehamnton Hereford female: Under
wood'a Camera fihop. S12.M mer
chandise, aecond In advanced beef
ahowmsnalup: l-oren Palmerton,
S2S bond, champion Jersey femsle;
Wilson Title and Abstract Company
lis bond, champ Holsteln female:
Paul Matthews Accountant. 110
cash, flrat In beglnnera datry show
manship, Motor Investment Com
pany, gift bond, grand champ ewe.
Specialised Service Company. 110
eaah. reserve grand champion ewe:
Peyton Fuel Company. S7.S0 cash,
aecond best aheep exhibit: People'!
Warehouse. t bond, grand cham
pion female hog: Frank Fleet,
Klamath Ice and Storage. 10 cash
for reserve grand champion female
hog: Howard Perrln,. gift bond,
grand champ market hog: Choi
Hamaker. 17.50, second advanced
hog ahowmanshlp.
Chet Barton Memorial Award tor
high grade or purebred Angus heif
er to be given 4-H bey or girl show
ing the greatest progress In care
or management of livestock pro
ject. American Hereford Association,
arid 25 per cent to cash premiums
for Hereford aleers. and the Ameri
can Shorthorn Breeder's Associa
tion will add M per cent to cash
premiums paid shorthorn steers
and hellers, and special achieve
ment trophies for grand or reserve
rhamn steers providing; they are
Shorthorns.
The Pacific Coast Aberdeen An
present an engraved silver nlstter
to the top girl showman In the affair.
Pslls Club. Pste of har visit Was ,
erroneously given as today,
fluests-Mis. Roy Ruhkala, the
former Marjorle l.akberg and linr
three young children. Michael,
Itovce Ann and Bonnie Jenn, llock
land, Calif., are guests in the hupie
of Mrs. Ituhknls s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Lakberv, 1038 Erie.
Last Week Pstrona of the Klam
ath County Library Hook mobile
that has aerved outlying towns and
communities during Ihe summer
mouths are Infurmed that thla week
la the last that bonks will be avail
able from this source. Distribution
this yesr far exceeded that ol last
year according to Evelyn L. Coo
per, county llbnirlan.
Varallonlng-Mr. and Mrs, rtuy
Dinners of the Lskevlew highway
are vacationing at Clold Heuch and
other points on the coast.
Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard UsIhiKher and three children.
Mike, Margaret and Mary Ann will
return home this week alter su ex
tended trip aoiilh to Bnn Francisco
where they saw the Ice follies, to
Keno and Calilornla coast points.
They traveled up the Oregon roast
to Seaside stopping at points of In
terest enroute.
Word Waa Received By Mra.
Wilbur Railing from her mother.
Mrs. Elsie Eggers, that Mrs.- Kiln
Stedwell, Mrs. Aggers' mother, hsd
died Wednesday. Aug. 13, at her
home In Red Oak, Iowa.
Major Operation Mrs. I. A. Ba
ker. 337 Grant. Just returned from
Seattle where her aon-ln-law Ber
pie Bleha, underwent major sur
gery. Illeha Is a former resident
of Klamath Falls.
Will Meel-Klsmslh Falls Home
Extension Unit will meet st Ihe
home of Mrs. John Olubrcchl, 701
N. Ilth Street. Wednesday, Aug. 30.
I p m. Oersld Haddock will show
slides tnken In Okinawa and Ja-
Can. Families and friends of mem
ers are Invited.
Banquet Prosperity Rebekah
Lodge, No. 104 will honor the slate
assembly president. Olive Ramey.
with a banquet at Jened's. Thurs
dsv. Aug. 31. S 30 pin. for reser
vatlnna rail Jelma Howard 9110 or
Fllen Wade 0M. 1-ortge will meet
following the banquet at t p.m. In
the IOOF Hall.
Regular Meeting of Ihe St
Marv'a Altar fincletv will be held
Wednesday. Aug. 20. parish hall.
The polluck luncheon will begin
at 1 p.m. The women are asked
to bring sewing to do for Ihe ba
te a r.
UMtklnmin f'ruls TMwnnd A.
Tracv. U8NR. aon of Mr. and Mrs.
Chsrles H. Tracv. Mra Appiegaie
Avenue. Is aboard the destroyer
USS Robert H. McCard which re
cently left on a 1-week Midship
man cruise to Norinern burope ana
Cuba.
Te Hospllsl Ralph Darmodv. ,
WI1U UCI V." -.U . '-
Hospital for a week due to a heart
ailment, has oeen trapsierreo 10
the Southern Paclflo general hos
pital at San Francisco for further
treatment.
kLamath falls chest x-ray schedule
August 19 Allaiiifiiit (iroccry, Huurdinaii & Allamont,
12 iiooii-7:0() p.m. Klnmntli Indian Agency, 9:00 a.m. to
1:00 p.m.
Auguit 20 Glno'ii Drive Inn, S 6th & East Main. 10:00
a. in. -6:00 p.m. I'almcrton Mill and Hercules I'owder,
11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Employees Only).
Auguit 21 Easter's Store, Doty & California Ave., 1:00
p. in. to 8:00 p.m.
August 22 Drydcn's, 1842 Portland, 11:00 a.m. to 7:00
p.m. I'almcrton Moulding Plant, Crosby Ave. off Alla
mont 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
August 25 Shasta View Housing, 1027 Washburn Wav.
11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. J. C. Penney, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Auguit 26 Near Emil's, 1338 Oregon Avenue, 12 noon
to 7:00 p.m. J. C I'cnncy Co,, 10:00 am to 6:00 p.m.
August 27 Near Emil's, 1338 Oregon Ave., 11:00 a.m.
to 7:00 p.m. Teacher's Institute, Mills School, 12 noon to
5:00 p.m.
August 28 Kluhror's Bakery, 419 Broad, 12 noon to
7:00 p.m. Teacher's Institute, Mills School, 12 noon to
5:00 p.m.
August 29 Safeway, 8th & Pine, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Fall Injures Local Woman
FORT KLAMATH A full from a
horse, about 2:30 p.m. Balurdsy put
Mrs. '1 nomas H. ( Betty Hawklm,
35, wife of a prominent Fort Klam
ath stockmsn. In Klsmaih Valley
Hospital with a broken leg.
Mrs. Hawkins, one of a party of I
seven, hsd been camping for a
week at Seven Lakes, 15 miles west
of Fort Klumuth. 17) e party was
returning home when a pack horse
broke loose, frightening the ani
mals. Mrs. Hnwklns' horse bolted
between two trees, throwing her to
the ground snd against a boulder.
Her right leg wss fractured be
tween knee and hip.
Hawkins rode from Orass Lske
where the accident happened to the
Stewart Nicholson ranch In the val
ley and called Dr. Raymond H.
Engelckc, who rode back to the
scene on horseback to give first
am.
Seven men, Ord Pritchett. Ralph
Vaden, Fred L. Pope. Walter Wi.se,
Ren Corona. Fort Klsmaih: Dr.
Hurry Leonard, Klamath Falls: and
Bob Boucke, Oakland, guests In the
Huwkms home carried the Injured
woman over the slx-andone-half-mtle
trail In the dark to a waiting
HOTELS
OSBURN HOLLAND
EUGENE, ORE MEOFORD
Thoroughly Modern
Mr. and Mra. J. . Earley
and Joe Earley
Proprietors
ambulance. The-return trip took
five hours.
Jack Apperson and Billy Vaden
brought the pack horses lout Sun
day. Mrs. Hawkins wilt be eonllned
the hospital at leaat six weeks.
Smart Jantzen
Sweaters for
School at DREWS!
Council Studies Ordinances;
Police Judge Salary Raise
Last night's City Council meeting
was short, primarily taken up with
the reading of various ordinances
and resolutions.
Flnsl reading and approval was
given an ordinance to place on the
Nov. i ballot the proposition of
raising the pay ol the police Judge
additional pay would not necessi
tate a tax levy but would be paid
out of the city's general fund.
Ordinances Introduced Included
one allowing a contract between
the City and the Klamath Basin
Civic Service League for operation
of the public lounge for another
year ithe lounge Is financed partly
by city lax money i; and Uiree re
garding assessment rolls for Im
provement projects on Lowell,
Pslnter and Lawrence streets.
There were no objections to the
as.ses.smem rolls.
City Engineer E. A. tTsxl) Thom
as was Instructed lo work out de
tails for putting an access street
from 8. Riverside to Rogers, and
to determine boundaries of assess
ment lor the new street, and also
I was Instructed to prepare specifi
cations for Improvement of the al
ley back of the Wlnema Hotel.
I Southern Pacific Company was
i given authority to Install two 200-
wall lights on 30-fool poles at Its
rsllrosd crossing on S. Uh across
the street from Pacific Supply Co
operative. The Moose Lodge was given per-
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H. L. BROWN Contractor
mission to Install colored "Protect
Our Children" algns at each en
trance to town, but also has to get
Highway Department permission.
Only one bid was received for
painting to be done at the south
concrete hangar at the airport, that
lor WOO Irom Roper and Roper.
It was turned over lo the Airport
Commission.
The Council voted to ask state
permission to retain J. H. Dyer
as plumbing Inspector for another
year. He has reached retirement
age.
A total of 6.100 of building per
mits was approved.
Fer a I'seful (lift Shop Vnight's
Pioneer Office Supply. 639 Main
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Monday, Auguit 1 12- Under the lupervislon of Mrs,
Leslie Rooeu ond Mrj. D. V. Kuykendoll, oislsted by other
members ol the Mothers' society of the University of Oregon
and daughters attending, a drive' will open in Klamath Tolls on
Fridoy to continue throughout Saturday. The drive is slalswide
tor the purpose of matching money recently appropriated by
the legislature for the purpose of erecting on infirmary on the
campus of Ihe university.
Tuesday, August 20, lt2 Forest fires which swept through
Croler Notionol forest, destroying 15 summer homes near
Rocky Point, were reported under control. Included omong the
cottages burned neor Rocky Point were those of C. 8. Crlsler,
George Ulrich, W. D. Coler, J. Hlrvi of the Hirvl bakery, Temp
lar and several others.
Wednesday, August 21, 1929 Orth Sisemore, son of Mr, ond
Mrs. L. C. Sisemore of Fort Klamoth left last night for Balti
more and New York City to be gone for some time. At Balti
more he will attend the Notionol Convention of Phi- Kappa
Sigma as o delegate from the University of Washington. Upon
his return he will resume his college work at Washington where
he is studying law.
Thursday, August 22, 1 929 Honors for hoving landed the larg
est block boss from the waters of Lake O' the Woods so far
this summer goes to James Evans Rogers, 12-year-old son of
Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Rogers. Pictures of the fish ond James
Evans have been sent to "Field ond Stream."
fridoy, August 23, 1929 Mrs. Walter West, grand guardian
of Jobs Daughters for Ihe stale of Oregon leaves tonight lor
Denver, Colo., to ottend the natlonol convention in session lote
this month. In May of this year, Mrs. West was elected lo the
high position of guardian. It is with a great deal of pleasure
Mrs. West is looking forward to the trip. She has been on active
worker In the Order of DcMoloy for many yeors. Her visit to
Chicago, her old home, will be the first In more thon 12 yeors.
Saturday, August 24, 1929 Word of the marriage of Charles
School ond Mrs. Myrtle Howie, well known residents of Klom
olh Foils In Medlord was received by long distance here todoy.
Mrs. Howie has been o prominent business woman in Klamoth
Foils lor many yeors, taking on octive pari in Ihe business of
the Howie Motor Company. Mr. School holds a responsible posi
tion with Connolly Brothers.
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