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HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OrtEflON
PAGE THREE
It Happened This Way
in
New Pine Creek
Hy IIIVIN FAIIIH
Pmii rrliint nuiiln I Tile lilk
liuw In over nuri niuiilirr mill--atniln
Iiun brrn cri'illtiilily lulllrd lo
llio hlntoiy ol Urn l.ufcrvlrw Kouiid-
AnsOCllldllh. 11 M'l'IIH'll (i bi
bin miicrnii wllh inula iriiiln thmi
ruinitioit itttrndlnu, for iluiliiu llir
Hiiro liny li'MllvlUrn Uir limn ol
l.ukrvlrw blllliril With arl-llllliK Im
mnnlly and wn ciuiKlit Hie ovrr
How mid ovrr II llowrd mill
llowed.
liny Uuiililrr mid III Im II y nri'iiuil
lo coiilliiim (luy mid iiIkIH iiiiiI
Imirlntn iiimiIii( UikhiuIi w r n'
imiKlit III tllr liltn-lol llli'li- wim
im iilmo lo apriid nlKlil'n IoiIk
HiK mi on to Alliirim lliry wool
In tllr wi'r hoiiiH. Tlicy looked lit
my wlilnki-rn -"Wliiil", lin y linked
Willi pulped rxprrnnluii, "I tllnru
fioinrlliliiK goln' on?"
Yen" 1 nld, "plenty Junf
llnleul" Itiilibrr wpieiiled on the
puvrmriil n limns mm rolled In
londcd wllh ruu-M-ekeiii mid lliey
wero merry. Munhi lllled Hie nil,
puuetiluled with rniHim und bulls
terotiH lutiuliter,
Aloiiu with the lubilimitu llml
llowed urueioimly mid liir beyond
the point ot in'ccnniiy lor miiouIIi
operullon, iniiih mm u iuiimiiiii-iI
und Hit voiunuiipllon lllled the ulr
wllh uurbon-tlie nini'll ol burned
lllel. All lllln win, loleruble mid
nwrrl lo h topem tuntn but tlieie
wun one tldiiK Unit liiippened lulr
Krldny nltilil liuil cooked my leel.
Iiwh Ui a prelwln brlltleneMi! 1
cunt Miy tlml 1 in lully recovered
yet. II anybody culelieii a petty
thlct Bleullnu hii.-i wllh a red rub
ber hone Ilium on to Hie iumhI
and nhoutl 1 II i nine ruiinluii wllh
a mull and we'll bent tlml nkunk
until the ureen poinoii coinen
Minimum (rum Uie iiiuirow ol nm
bimeiil t'ur It would be Hint
ncoundiel who knlled a ten loot
hunk ol hone out ol the middle ol
one 60 loot necllon ol my gulden
hour. Hlwle UUiW. nlzjf.lel wont
llieno troubled nrivi-n ever hi li
guy rent' Wlirre'ii llio vmilniUenV
I'll brl there'll Miinr nun bclnn
burned and uoiu mime pluee thin
wan never P"'d lor- aloim with ten
(eel o( red rubber Iium'!
I'uplla at the Kelly Creek unulc
M-liool United a llllle dnb ol ncliiiol
HiLt here Sept. J, lor lwl( a day
only, 'lliln Introductory innue ol a
achool dny wan mostly to net the
yimniihleiii oiicntetl lino their new
currlcuhimlo get acquainted with
the teacher- net a hue on what
nchool accenorlen will be needed
and "Who are yu gonna get lo
alt by?".
The new principal, Cluudo A.
Burlow, who tin charge ol Hit
upper gradcn-6, e, 7. and 8th
wan on hnnd, hnvlng arrived here
tlral about Iwo weekn ngo Wednen
day. Mrn. Alice Harlow and their
two glrbi, Tunl, a'j ycuni ol age.
and Clnync, 13 moiithn old. are
expected to arrive here Irom Mil
waukee, Win., about Snlurdiiy.
Bepl. 6.
Mr. Ilurlow Junt got buck lust
week (rum over in the Willamette
Valley where he went to Hrownn.
vllle lo get Ills hounohold lurninh
(nun. Mrs. Unrolliy Blunt hun been
vl.MUnu relatives anil hnlpmii non.e
in the atoie line since she arrived
(roin Brook-Ulna, week ago last Fri
day. Hhe too in the Koumlup on
Monday wllh her mother and
Mcp-lather, Mr. and Mrn. Ed Hurl,
roil. The two we., lo huvc lell
Wednesday to npend a (ew days
vlnlting wllh Mr. und Mrs. Cllen
MrCirew and (nmlly In Prlnevllle.
"Oh where! oh where! hns my
llllle dog gone?" Roy Purlin was
a-slngln' this song lam Monday
evening when his while shepherd
who Isn't so little any moic, hid
out.
"Yepl Jui.t as I expected." said
hi nnu-ln-luw, Slierman Ander.son
when they dually (omul htm. "Hint
rattlesnake we killed out there by
the bam It got 'Im. See?" He
held the dog and examined hi
nose closely which hud now be
gun to swell. One spot showed thul
the rattler (wllh lour mules und
a button) hud nearly missed but
did succeed In sinking one limit
Into the lop ol the dog s nose.
The dog the next dny was sick
and swollen but still nllve. The
(act that he. hud remained quiet
alter hnvlng been bllten wns In
his lavor as the poison In the blood
stream would not be so violently
Bcimci ru.
About two weeks ago Otis Dor
Ing (ell on his right shoulder and
severely pulled or ".trained a liga
ment. As a result he hus not hud
the proper use ol his right arm
since. Tliereloro It hns been ex
tremoly dtdlcult (or him to get
his meals all by Ills lonesome.
Neighbors have kindly assisted him
some In hnvlng plenty to cut. He
consented, after considerable coax
ing, to go see a physlclnn this
Saturday if his shoulder did not
get better. II is Just possible (hut
a bone may be broken.
Mark and Roy Purlin hnd n
little tough luck with the new
harvester they had purchased re
cently. While harvesting Inst Sat
urday the carbureter got to noting
Fresh, Red
Chinook Salmon&Steelhead
A size to bake - a size to freeze -can
- or smoke
NO
On Sales
Under
50 lbs.
Precision Fruit & Fish Co.
On Sale while they I ast, after Sat. a.m.
South Sixth Street
Opposite the Bank past the Tower Theater
up a bit. Cllfluid, Itoy'a aou, who
was Inline helping wllh tliu harvent
wun tinkering with lladjustlng
mid cleaning II und some gas wun
It-aklug lioiu it. jtoy wan stand
ing iieuiby faring wlndwuid wuicti.
lug lh tinkering procens. Wllboul
thinking be struck a match to light
hh clg when-kew.blcws7.ie went
a lire Hint did quite a llllle dumuge
to the drapes and belts on the new
inacbllir.
Kay Johnston Mrcncd the New
Clue Creek file llili k lo Die ncene
ol the llro Junl us noon us the
word ol It leai.hrd lilm but Hoy
arid bin son bud managed lo ex
tiugulMi II by tin lin ing dirt on It
by the time the truck hnd nrrlved
I.ee Uoi'.n the lin-iil star runic
mall carrier between Alluiun mid
l.ukevlew got Labor Day oil
uinlrlii milking a two day holi
day When aiked what he wns go
ing to do lie mi lil. "(Ih I giiesn
I'll go lor a ride!" Ho he and his
wile visited relatives up near
Keduiond. Hen Jui Hie rldlngesl
kind ol a fellow! He and his wile's
trip wun marred sojiiewluil by the
sight ol a bad accident at I.aplne
where one woman wun killed aud
others hurt In a bud cur wreck.
Kred Woolndge und family from
Medlonl came over Hunday louk
in Urn Kniiiidup Monday mid re
newed acquaintances here. They
npeni Sunday night with Mrn.
Margaret Curler and family. Fred
i a yard bosn over In a mill at
Medford but he liken this country
inn! his ninny old fiieiidn In these
psrls which he mude while cm
plnved at the Willow Hum li mill.
limine Mm tin ol Willow Kuncli
bus recently purchased the big
yellow dlesel truck lormerly owned
by Waller King. Wllh It he Is haul,
lug logs for the Willow Knnch Com
puny. Mr. und Mrn. Clyde Wall.,
Wheutlnud, Cull!,, arrived Aug. 211.
lor a lew days vlmt with Mr. and
Mrn. Karl Hunlord. They took In
the Itoundup while here. Mrn.
Hazel Hunlord returned Tuesday
Willi Uiem to one of llielr homes
in Hunts Cru..
Many hunteis both In Cnlllornla
und Oregon gol their hunting II
cenies early thin yenr so lliey
could tuke in the sage ben shout
over Labor bay In Modoc and Lake
County's respectively From re
ports the huntern for the most part
did not huve too good of luck nl
though loin ol birds were seen at
a dliilnnce out of range.
On The Record
niltTlIM
noilfit.AH Bun in Mr. mid Mrt
Hick IJotiKln.. WIS Vltt. at KUnmth
Vflllry lluifillal Kept la, yi, tKiy,
(.ItKKN Muni to Mr. mid Mti lwl
(irrni, Ho 41, Tttlrlnkfl, Cttlif,, at
Wrltf h(- 7 pouiult 7'( uutirri.
KUiimih Vnllvy M(iiUl Krpl, U, IDA2,
btiy. Wright: a (mjiiihU U nuiun,
M niii ir i.k t;N:
HAU. Itl.ll KKNSTAKK td RolM-rt
IInII. Jll, mill workri. Nutlvr of Mi'
lll(ii, rraldvnt of Klamlh rtl,
Vvounn tf llllrkrnatnff, IB, turlmt.
Nollvfi ot Netirntka. realtlcnt of K lm
Iti Kll
IMVK.NPOMT CRAY Dvld Ir
DuvrniMirl, al. mill worker NotWf ot
Ori-tfon, tckidrnt of llurul WfMids, Orr.
Mary Kxrr l.'r o , , ludriit Nnuve
of Arkni, retldrnt of Klamath Falls.
- rnMPl.A inth rti.rn
' Dawn H V4rita v. Javk K Parrla,
till fnr tlivnrcr Chofa". cmalf.v. Cou
plv mm rlrd April 21, llUft, Hifmk)iit,
Off 1'latntlff aka rtutHly of ttirc ml
nur rhlldi cn, l.vi a month rach mu.
port. A- C, Yadon, altomey for plain
tiff ftiihy I, nnrhmnn V. Carrnll L. Haih
mnn, an It fur dlvurer l.'hnt u(r, rrurlty.
Cotiplr marrlrd Jan. IH, UHV. Klamath
rnll. Plaintiff aka divided cit.tody of
rhMd. HO a month aupix'rt wIimj rhlld
la in tier rmtody. V. B. Ualrniine, at
tornpy for plmnltff
lila Ann Wrifhl va. Oiuir t.
Writhl, tut for divnrvit. ChaiRe, cruel
t Couple marrlrd Aug. 11. HMD, Klam
ath rail Plfllnllff aka rtinfodv of two
minor children, 10 a month, aiilt co.ta.
US Ualmllne, attorney fnr plaintiff.
nrt'Hi r: r.RANir.n
Fred C. Kvenaon va, Jraaie M Kven
aon. Obituary
Ml TI.FR
Harah lvlna Metier, HO, native of
Drt'iie, Onlntlo, Canada and reatdent of
Klamath KaIId for 14 yearn, died here
Hrpt. II. llfva Survlvnra Include: the
widower, William Henry ; itvtn anna,
Ward, Wllhiim H., Nunnan, (ienrito.
Jnck, Kvereti and nirhard; daimhter,
nelty Metier, all nf thla rllv; Iwo atii
tera, Mrs. Georte Owena, huffalo, N.Y..
and Mn Alice I'niih, 'ftironto. Canada;
Kranddnuihlrr, Vlrginln (ley era. Spo
kane: I ft other grandchildren and 0
grent-iinndchlldren. Funeral aervtrca
Tuendny, 2 p.m., Ward's Klamath Fun
eral Home.
tionrAi.i.!
linhy Hnrralll. Infant aon nf Mr. and
Mir.. Jiihn Morrnlll, died hern Sept. 11.
Idfti, Hentdra the parenta he la aur
vlvrd by srandpnrenta, Mr, and Mra.
Hen I.. Thomaa. Services took place at
f raven Ide in Ml. Calvnry Mrtnorlal
Park Saturday. 3 p m.. The Hev. T P.
Caney off If In t In r. Ward'i Klamath Fun
eral Home In charge.
Funeral
AMHWORTH
Funeral aervlrea for Ira K. Ahworth,
07, who died here Kept. 10, will take
plnce from the chapel of Ward'a Klam
ath Funeral Home, 1)2.1 Hltih Street,
Monday, 1 p.m.. The Hev. Lloyd llol
loway. Flrat Methodist Church, offlclul
inil. Comnillment service and Interment
In Ktamlh Memorial Park.
LIMIT AS TO QUANTITY
On Sales
of 50 lbs.
or more
v V
Cat f
Z Av
WALTER W. BELSON
(above), American Trucking
Attociation public relation!
director, Washington, D. C,
it to ipoak at the Rotary
Club luncheon here Friday.
Bank Reports
Fund Figures
In answer lo the Sept. Mil call
by the comptroller of the currency
1 1 mi ies were released today lor the
three briiiii In"i ol the Klrst Nation
al Dank nl Pnrtlnnd In this area.
R. II. Tisdalr, vice president and
mauiiuer o! Die Klttmath r'alli
Hriuich nl Klrsl National, reported
that rlepnslls at the branch were
$Ui.HHU.:iIW and loans were I12.571.
UU4 MiiiiiiKcr Myron Shannon of the
bank'a Htiulli Slxlh street branch
ttiitiomu-ed Unit deuoillLs Were
71U.S22 and loans were l,-t),43.
ai 11-i.ki sii.iinr.i.iv Merrill
Iliunch, MuiiuKer Klley UeLup
staled Unit deposits there totaled
2. 461,7111 unci loans were VI, 1211. 377.
Total (luurCH (or the statewide
banking system ol the First Na
tional Hunk ol Portland were; ae
poMUi. Ii7l,407,743: loans, 29U,0O0,-
070; and total resources. (626.7B1,-
202
n,.i.......,i i ii,. .,.,. n.n. werelto leave this high altitude. He ana
(luurpB lor the First National Bank
group, consisting ot the f irst na
tional Dunk nf Portland and its 48
statewide banking oil Ices and lb
alllllaled bunks with 18 olflces. On
September 61h lolnl deposits lor
the group were $707, 108.720; loans,
3M1, 117,800; and total resources,
ST,'2, 316,Uiii.
Court Records
MI NK ll'AI. l OtiKT
r Galfney, drunk, rin. SIS or
Wlllum went, aruna. mieana oy
chitl.
Clurenre G'JtlnwM. clUorcitrly conduct.
Kluc. or 13', clnvi.
Jbv OuIIv. ill. orderly conduct. Tint,
in or 12'-, !.
I'nul l.awrriirv, dUnrdcrly conduct,
rlhf. J1 or ! 1
Pldon Smit. drunk. Tint. SIS or T'
dvt.
Ilarton Flnlcy, no vehicle HenM. Xor
Icll U ball
IIISTHII T I OI KT
Lyman Jernmr ltartn. no PUC p9T-
mil. f'nrlcll $n bail
Hubert Ccralii Cakpcr,
reilitra-
linn card Knrlrlt 5 ball
John llliharri Gnndall, no operator'!
llfcnwc. Kmc. M.
Iiiiim- Ira Srhmoe, no opcralor'a II
ccn.r. Kmc. SS.
Hoy t'lurcncc lllnrlrhk, no atop lignt
on Irailrr. Kmc. ii.
Enimclt W. lull, (all klnp for achool
bin Fine. IS or S ilaya.
Allen May Taylor, violation bailc mil.
Tine. 120. M lnpcnilcd.
Hnlph Allien HUkiell. no vehicle II
cen.e Fine. SV
Itukli Krneiit Lonf. no vehicle llcenac.
rinc. $s.
Jamet Kitwarr Chlldera, violation ba
sic rule. Klne S7.30.
Thoinaa Patrick !n Jr., no vehicle
licence. Fortclt S3 bull.
William Murphy Crumrlne, ran atop
aiin. Klne, S5.
Steeplejack
Tools Taken
v6ome of the tools of the stepple
Jncklng trade were swiped from
n li in k parked at 6 Hi and Klamath
last night.
E. H. Klmmel, Portland steeple
jack who Is here painting the tall
smokcslncks at Consumers Hentlng
Company, reported to City Police
he lei I the equipment in nis truck,
parked at the Kern Hotel where
he is sinyiug.
The thief took two sets of blocks
and (alls, which are 175 (cot long
when set up. and another that Is
50 (eet long. The tackle Includes
some 600 feel ot new half-inch rope.
A pair of paint-stained overalls
also was taken.
The Name of a life-long resi
dent of Dulry Waldo Jones, hi,
was erroneously given In yester
day's Issue of the Herald and News
an Walter Jones. Mr. Jones who
operuled Die Dairy Tavern and
more (or nmny years wan burled
yenterdny afternoon at The Dalles.
Ho had been 111 for many months.
Council The Church Council of
the Congregational Church In to
meet Sunday following the serv
ices, Hnby Daughter Born In Port
land to Dr. and Mil. iMnxlne
I'etersoni William ft. Hweelinan,
Heptcmber 9. Her maternal grand-
pa renin are Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Peterson, Bummers Lane.
Nannil Circle The Naomi Circle
of Klamath Lutheran Church Is to
meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. In the
home ol Mrs. Ruben Laurhammer,
im East Street.
Wrens The Suburban Sirens
have slated a iiiccIiiik lor Monday, brothers-in-law, Georne Smith, Eu
Sept. 15, at 8 p.m. In the fire hall. Kcne Smjt, and yv. R. Creswcll.
I Mr. and Mrs. Geore 8milh rc-
I'elh.wahlp PIlKrtm Fellowship ttnllv bounht the Roper Brothers
lor hlKh school-ane studcnUi, Is lo residence on the East-West road
meet ut the Kenneth Lsmble real- I Tulelake. The firm Is buying
deuce, 2546 Homedalc Sunday eve- ;
nlii. Any Icen-aKcr inleresica is
invited to be at the Congregational
Church at 6 p.m. lor transportation.
Library Club The district meet
Iiik of the Klamath Falls Library
Club Is to be held Saturday, Sept.
27. In Rouue River with lunch at
Ihe Presbyterian Church. Registra
tion starls at 10 a.m. As many
us can go and as many as can
lurnlsh cars are asked lo phone
Mrs. Fred Hoagland. 4681, by Tues
day, Sept. 16, to get reservations
in.
Don't Forget the Democratic
i picnic at Moore park ounaay. free
eals. prizes, aaincs, lun. tveryone
interested
welcome.
Candidate
siieukcrs.
New Owner Mr. and Mra. Don
Lark, Weed, are new owners o(
Karl's Pharmacy, Tulelake. The
business was purchased from Cecil
Martin, owner lor the past two
years wno was auvisea oy uin.
his (amlly went to Weed. The Lark
lumlly purchased the Martin home
In Tulelake.
Gone South Mr. and Mrs. Doug
las L. Thomas, Tulelake. left lol
lowlng the Junior Livestock Sale
In Tulelake last night, to take
daughter Sally to the University of
Calllornla, Berkeley, where she
will start her freshman year. Sally
was office secrctarv (or the Tule
lake Growers Association during
ihe summer.
Home Edwin Lee GcRue, 21,
Is home from the Naw alter spend
ing three years In Korea and one
In San Diego during his lour-year
hitch. He was a sonarman while
In the service. The son ol Lee J.
GoRue and Mrs. Richard Anderson,
voung GeRue Is to take over the
managership of the Fremont Gro
cery. His brother, Louis orvuie,
was lost in Korean battle action.
New Bova Twin sons, their first
children were born recently at
Klamath Valley Hospital to Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Montgomery,
Tulelake. Mrs. Montgomery and
the children have returned to their
homes on Siskiyou Street.
Ciuests Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Danforth. Warrensburg, Mo., are
guests at the home of their son,
J. Danforth and family. They
came West particularly to see their
young grandson Lee Danforth,
whom they had never seen.
Movies Anyone Interested in
VetV -e
iig Car
aLT ' -5il TV
If ".' Qan- ..gyy-. i am i i r iM.. i.
See The Big Race Cars On The Big Track
General Reserved Children
Admission Section To 12 Years ,, . . FREE
s8o $240 60s Tl""-l
Klamath County Fairgrounds
seeing home movies ot Ireland Is
cordially Invited to be at Ut.
AuKUstlne'a church, Merrill, 7:30
p.m. Sunday evenlnit. The (lima
were taken on a recent trip to the
Emerald Isle by Mr, and Mra.
James Lacy and their dauxhter
Helen, who went about three
months In Ireland.
Hack To Hchool-Wllbur Elliott,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Elliott
will leave Wednesday for the Uni
versity of Washington where he
will complete his senior vear. He
Is malorlnn In music. He will be
accompanied north bv Catherine
Blanas who will start her junior
year as a voice major. Ronnie
Tarr also plans to leave a little
later In the week (or the U ol w.
New Huslnesa The Bunny Btatc
Produce Company, Tulelake, It
operating In the same warehouse
with the Cascade Htoraue on the
iAIiuras Hiahway. Operators are
Potatoes and onions,
Los Angelea Vacation Mrs.
Nancy Jones, White Pine Apts.,
leaves tomorrow for a 10 day va
cation In Los Angeles.
Stork Files Word was received
here by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gal
laghers o( the arrival ol a baby
girl at the Frank Sommcrkamp
home (Rose Gallagher). The
Gallagher's new granddaughter
weighed 6 pounds, and Is named
Ella Jean.
C of C In Lakevlew Chamber of
Commerce regular forum luncheon
Monday, 12 noon, in the Hotel
I.nkpvlew .Ilm rWli. nfll niitlln
jtne duties and history of the Lake
County Fair, and trophies will be
awarded to Anderson and Branch,
Paisley, (or outstanding range
management and Improvement.
Visitors Mr, and Mrs.
Harry
were
,. . dnvs v,.,,in. Tovd
r.or . lh, ,, ,..
BarMow of this city. The letter's
brother-in-law and sister, Stf Sgt.
and Mrs. Warren A. Bennett, also
ol Barstow. were also here. They
left yesterday.
Spurs The Butt Valley Spurs
. . the saddle club ... Is
sponsoring a dance tonight In the
Macdoel Hotel party room, with
a full evening of dancing planned.
A horse Is to be awarded during
the dance by Kenneth Holbrook.
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
May, Belleville. Ont.. Canada, are
here visiting their daughter and
(amlly, Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Hollo
wav. and granddaughter" Barbara
lean.
' Recovering Mrs. Red (Pat)
Kurd Is recovering at Klamath Val
ley Hospital from major surgery
Thursday. She may have visitors.
Fir Pance
Elks Club
Saturday. Sept. 13
Beginning at 9:00 o'clock
Prizes
Elks and
Ladies
CHAMPIONSHIP SPEEDWAY
Auto
SUM
A.R.A. SANCTION
V , h aV iMitM
ROBERT BENNETT, mw praii.
dent of ihe Modoc Tositmai
tert here, ii employed in fhe
Klamath Falls tociel security
office.
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO ' Hog prices con
tinued lo decline ibis week drop
ping as mucn as 5u cents on Doth
butchers and sows.
A seasonally light demand from
shippers accounted (or some o( the
price drop. Burrows and gills were
mostly 50 cents lower at the close
ol trading Friday compared with
i a week ago. and sows were 25 to 50
cents lower. A top price of (20.15
was paid (or a load of mostly
choice uglitweignt Dutcners fri
day. but aside from this sale only
lew loads ol butchers could
command as much as $20. Most
choice lightweights went at $19.75
lo $19.90. The top for choice sows
under 300 pounds was $19.
Cattle receipts for the week were
among the year's largest. Choice
and prime 1,100 lb oderings were
steady to 25 cents lower In active
trading. There was little demand
(or other grades and weights, with
prices as much as $1.50 lower and
some animals held over for next
week's trade. Heifers were weak
to $1 down; bulls $1 to $1.50 lower,
and vealers $1 to $2 lower. Cows
held about steady following a sharp
decline last week.
Choice and prime native lambs
closed steady to 50 cents lower
than last week. All other grades
were down $1 to $1.50, with the
greatest decline on low to overage-
good grades. Sheep were mostly
$1 lower, with an Increase in re
ceipts. School Group
To Fete Teachers
Merrill teachers will be honor
guests at the annual pot-luck sup
per sponsored by Merrill Parents
Patrons, on Thursday evening Sep
tember 18, at 7 p.m. in the recrea
tion hall. All parents and interest
ed persons are urged to attend and
meet the teachers.
Mrs. Homer Fields, president ol
Parents-Patrons, Is general chair
man in charge of the supper, and
each parent is asked to bring a hot
dish, and a salad or dessert.
Galore
Their
Only
Ulace
BIG
Time
Trials
0)EVENTSs"r.2
r
Sept. 14
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Local 4-H'ers Vin Awards
White award winners In 4-H ex
hibits at the Oregon State Fair In
Salem last week are listed below.
They Include;
Machine Woodworkmg Larry Lar
son, Gilchrist; Forestry I. Robert
Jacobson, Henley; Vegetables, Don
ald Alt, Altamont; Bew It's Fun.
I0-Year-Old
(Continued from Pafe One)
Charlotte Parsons, tagged to top all
other entries brought $207, M, L.
Sutton, buyer, paid $1.80 (or the
animal and returned It to the ex
hibitor. Runner up in this division
was John O'Keefe FFA Exhibitor
who took $156 with the Tulelake
Cold Storage Company buying.
I Clearing skies brought out a big
'crowd for the second and final day
lof the show. Visitors viewed com
munity and organization booths
that lammed the high school gvm
naslum. Winning entry In this di
vision went to the Tulelake Grange
awarded a cash nrize o( $185.
Exhibitors In Junior and senior
divisions vied for $5600 In prizes
The sale was cried by Charles
K. Wlese. Tulelake, Sam Kellett Is
the new manaser o( the Tulelake-
Butle Valley Fair and Ole Jame
son was In charge o( livestock.
Reports of winners In homemak-
iner. livestock ludglng and other
contests and the entire report of
the sale will be featured In the
Farm section of the Herald and
News next Wednesday.
Police Close
Roman Church
ROME I The Church of
Christ said Saturday Italian police
have closed Its Alessandria Church
by force and ordered the Rome
church to close Immediately.
Church of Christ missionaries
Cliner Paden of Brownfleld, Texas,
and Carl Mitchell of Los Angeles.
Calif., reported police also said
thev would close the Catanzaro
church within one month and in
dicated thev planned to shutter al
so all 22 Churches of Christ in pre
dominately Roman Catholic Italy.
A Church of Christ spokesman
said the legal authorities cited by
police were Law llfiS of June 24.
1929. and Law 2R9 of Feb. 28. 1930.
passed during Benito Mussolini's
Fascist regime. The laws In effect
reouire any church and minister
to have state recognition.
The Incidents reported Saturday
marked resumption of conflict be
tween Italisr. officials and the
Church of Christ going back to
1949. Several other nrotestant
churches, including the Baptist anrl
methodlst. have operated in Italy
since the last Century.
3 MATINEES 3 NIGHTS
SAT., SUN. and MON.
SEPT. 20, 21 and 22
Sat. end Sun. . . . 2:15 I 8:15 p.m.
Last Timtl Mon . . 3:45 & 8:15 p.m.
ONLY CIRCUS THIS YEAR
WarWa Tap -Beat
CarcnaTafantwith
THE GREAT
WALLENDAS
Mavmr Inform hu such a rich abundance of artistn
bt en tihlbittd undtr lha proud banner ol Polack Bros.
Massed maneuvers of cyclini
THER0N FAMILY
The Jet-speed genius ol jugglini
FRANCIS BRUNN
Tableaux of beauty and balance
KARREL TROUPE
Cyclonic action on roller skates
4 WHIRLWINDS
Champion horiiontal-baroiperts
Hermanos IBARRA
Aces of foot-supported equipoise
The MYRON DUO
liar! k.r.fAAt mM.i ..ri.li.i.
Les GERALD0S
new uneni-rnspifea any oaiiei
k The AERIALCVELIES
Pageantry ot mid-air precision
without parallel or precedent,.
9 WARD-BELL
FLYERS
CHESTER "BOBO" BARNETT Willi Ms tin)
cai, comv comit Hid capmng cimnis, pi flUIIC,
plus the eipiicis ol dreusdom's llniest vLUnnO
PENGUINS Kill's Piis'son's TRAINED
and SEALS Hoissbitk Bijin, CAMELS
Mnitima Minull JOCKEY Qeserl Oeniitni
Of Albart Spillll DOGS ofjackjoyci
The Mac M'Donalds PLAYFUL Joseph Lemka'i
Present Picks' POODLES Near-Hnmar
ELEPHANT in H. Gautitr'i COMEDY
PRODIGIES t.ctiiBmai.' CHIMPS
AmoWcVi Plnmat, olTnini a molt conctnlnloc
minca ol oieollinca than any otlw tircua tilant
Can. Adm. Stall . . . $1.25 (Inc. Ton)
Chlldrtn (Undtr 12 yn.) ... 60c
Rutrved Stall $2.00 I $2.50
SEATS at BALSIGER MOTOR CO.
Eiplsnadt t Main No Phone Ordcn
KLAMATH FAILS PI
MOST INTREPID OF ALL fifwfe! (v?jl
NIS1-WIIC PTRAHIDISTS
EE
Amy Lou Kerr, Plevna; Charmtnf-
ly Yours, Virginia Roentcke, Poe
Valley, Karen Klger, Alfcmonl,
Linda Fyock, Altamont; Sewing IV,
Sharon Davis, Altamont; Knitting
II, Maxlne Morse, Merrill.
Exhibitor's Ribbons went to the
following;
Ruth Flescher, Lanirll Valley fat
her sponge cake; Kathleen Wilson,
Malln, lor her yeast bread. In Sew.
ing ii. sandra uennnger, Henley;
Roberta Prultt, Henley; Martha Tu
bach, Poe Valley; Carol Relluig,
Poe Valley; Dorla Tuning, Bprague
River; Audrey Varnum, Fort Klam-
ath all received green ribbons, ana
In knitting Kay Heglund, Chiloquln;
Margaret Heynen, Altamont: Hilly
DeLap, Merrill; Peggy- Carson,
Merrill and Margaret Petrlk, Mar
rill, all received Green swards.
Man Held On
Check Charge
Robert Miller, 50, of Merrill, was
brought to the County Jail last
night to face a charge of obtaining
money and property by false pre
tenses. He Is accused of passing
s bad check et Mac's Store.
The complaint was signed by
the store operator, Forest Breit
haupt. State Police arrested Miller st
the Hodges Auto Camp st Merrill,
and reported the man admitted
passing bad checks at the store,
a service station and st s garage
in Merrill.
Portland Co.
Moves East
BAKER W A Portland wood
products firm Is going to move
its entire plant here lrom Swan
Island and employ about 50 men,
Anthony Brandenthaler of the
Chamber of Commerce Industrial
committee, said Friday,
The firm is the John L. Hudson
company which makes palle'te
boards and ammunition boxes for
the armed forces. It uses low-grade
fir.
Brandenthaler said the ehambef
committee was working on a. pro
ject to have the Weyerhaeuser
plant at Lewiston, xno snip wood
waste here to be ground into paper
chips then be returned to Lewiston.
Early surveys also have been
made looking to establishment of
ume plant.
KLAMATH FALLS MAN
JOINS TAXPAYERS'
GROUP URGING
"NO" VOTE ON
RACING BILL
ELMER BALSIGER
SAYS'
"Voti No on the Racing BIT
"Hr'i why con'f c?V
ford to loss pari-mutuel rtv
nueii " ( 1 ) Taxas would go Bp.
Next year the Stole Treat
ury would lose roughly $1,
000,000 in pari-mutuel rev
enue. We taxpayer! would
have to make up the lou
"(2) The fairs win .of
fer and may die. Our
county fain depend to,
large extent on pari-mutuel
funds for existence. They'll
nrh ln nn Mttimcsted $1 2.
500 annually if racing it
abolished.
"(3) Oregon and to 3
counties receive more than
eight (8) times at much at
the track stockholders ar
paid in dividends. That's nof
unreasonable. In addition,
official records and audit!
show that over 98 of
every wagered dollar that
produces this revenue, re
mains here in Oregon.
"Joining me in this opposi
tion are 37 responsible men
representing every county in
Oregon. Our Taxpayers'
Committee to Retain Pari
Mutuel Revenues is compos
ed of ranchers, businessmen,
farmers and civic leaders
who realize pari mutuel
funds make a yearly contri
bution to the tax and eco
nomic structure of our state."
VOTE
NO
on the
RACING
BILL
327 X NO
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