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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1952)
i FRIDAY. SEPT. 10, 10!)2 T?RnAI,n AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OTiF.GON PAGE THREE CITY) BRIEFS ayfrpvf' 1 f ( unlrualluii;il I'hurrh l'liinmi Lev. Si im r J. 1.11.1m l.miul lied in be lukrn lioin Hie cimerele liim.iur ui we Im cuvuii.uU -''"';-'' lounrti.ll.m. V.iliinlecM mil fiim ,uaa WuU.ui Av.i., In vwili.m Hi II". imtlmo Hnlurdiiy. i1" uv'" "'" "'"'". mm He ' .iruk III III IliiluiT niin.ll ul llrrt.v - limine Cmiury Cluli '"'"'"'" "''"' "''"" Kill held Iiu.IiiiiuI ii i ul wile K" fct',n' ' derby Hiimliiv 'J:;!!! Owner W rvrd iriiin 6::l in 1:3U U. ' Mnkr ii'upiviiIIiiiii Willi Al Iliiyie, twill, Kil'lny evenlnx. limn Klrp iltl Ciiliuiillli-li oil nviiirch ul lliilill) Kill ('"I" 10 inert M Iy. P. "' 1,10 cmnil i'.i. w i'1'i '"- "' expert to rnnk ul Kim"' rmiiull ..r llrt'.' blilliil'iy "' Imve ni.l yrl lii'i'H Hi'ikrd. iiiu"l lie miKi'Vlrwril l)V me milium"-.:. Tlir. I.llt lino wlnlrr Miuie il.incu nuiilih will kiun lui-iuuy fcVtllllllt, Ul fib. ..J III UN-' H'Ufct I'uuiii wlui urn nrsi iun ucihh ui vcu fi r in uiinii iii. i .i.ii.nt iiiiiiu lull hir niuiiio uuiiviiik iviiy lllI'Ml.lV I'VUIHIK Willi uiKliiiH'i" Uiu i.i it iiit-Miiiy iiikiii unu inwr- llUUILIU (l.llll tl M (III aiLl-l'lliUll I Ut'1 II y HlultLK. UUu Win will llllllllcl mid ui.il mr IiiiiIi kiiiiiii.i. All I'.ikn li i d 111. r liidli ties. ll mil I" lnuNl ,ll C .... 11 tIK Unu mm liny Iroin 1 : .HI p.m. Vera ol K hi inn Hi c'nim- Mrrrlll Cub Hiiillti iheir Puck iiireUrm on lioiluck dinner ul " 'J'1 ' Hi iiirillim. . Cafes Top X-Ray Mark A uood number ul Kliimulli Fulls' riowntuwn rcnluiiriinlii mUo the 100 Per Cent" lunik In the X-ruy mmpuliin hero. Dr. Beth Kerron hit announced. The health officer old there were mmiy which had not yet put up uliiiui notlnu tlml Let, however. Yenlerdny u n ll out drive by volunteer mid X-ruy worker to get dowiuown bunlnriuic to go 100 per cent for the X-ry survey. Hie iiutvey h punned the 18. 000 mark, and It hcndlnx well alunii toward the k-onl ol 34.000. However, there are Just lour days (if X-raya left before the deadline ot the ur. vey, Fish Derby Due Tomorrow ... ,i..l. i.,.tii ,"ll null" Ileal mommy, Tmliilii- Ciinin l' li u ""' r,ir ,M.r inliimiiithin mil lll( culllinltlrr In Hi liie-ient I ,,,..,.,. H1, ulk-ihi. I"! nil Hlur lllld lc.i.l.1.1 j"mr """ Jill KIUIIP I iii I ii in. in mr Canil) Klie Hlp. ,iiitt, ir, U1,K ul ,.,,. , will hold i"'ii(','l .imuiii.iy. h. pi. m. ii iKiKi u linn-duv I nuni Ullliur nil ur iti-ivru in won ".": : 1 ,. ... a ,.r.,n i.,i i.ii.c, r. in. Kent. SO, lit Hie ". """," ..lucliirj Hl.it.. Ciiiiimc Miiiiu-r 101- 1 w " 1 ' ..... HI. .'Ii..-.. iilll I r. il Ir, h ud tin. iiiuiiii in dl.'.i u ..iIkii uud klvp In ilructlon In ki'hiiki. work. In Tmaa-I'vl. Clilvill t.. Chrowl returned lo Kurt bum Houi.ton. vwii'i'e lie In un innirucior in ui-n ilnlry. He huu been home on a 1 uuy Iruve. Hln wile iNmu ilun- lui recently rc.ilKnid from hrr po- nitlon ut Crater Cake Miiciunrry, where iilie han been employed for Ihe pimt two yearn; and left H' her husband lor Texui.. To OSC Eteunor Juukaon, dnuKhler of Mr. and Mra. T. 13. Jacluon; uud Carolyn Ulck.ion, dauKhter of Mr. and Mra. Arthur Dltkuoii, left Bundnv for Orenon Blate Collexe. where thrv will be enrolled a.i Irenhmen. Doth were uradunted from Hcnlev HiKh In lliii. Yacht c lub Bunday family din ner menu ollera a choice ol roaal chicken and drcaaliiK of Itnllan iipuKlwttl, Make rciervallona al the club with Mike or Deulnh Re liun. The flr.l fall mectlnit of (he Clllle Bymph'iny Orchenlru ol Ihe MUKlral Arts Council will be held un Monday, Ocluber 13. at 1:30 l. m. In the HiKh School mimic room. All musician of the Kliim- mil Baain arc Invited to join this uroui). Come and brlim vour in ..irumeiit. F"or further Inlormallon phone 6311. i 1 i ? . . NOT AN UNCOMMON SIGHT during Klamath 'f barley harveit are piles of the golden grain piled outtide elevatori becaute of lack of itora go ipace and car jhortagej. The jhot above was taken at Tulana Farms Worden elevator. Other such scenes are occurring in several areas of the Basin. Shrine Circus Performers Arrive Today In Klamath land Mao MacDonald, who present I the elephants, and Jack Joyce, trainer of the camels, Joyce, how ever, was born In Vienna, Austria, while his parents were trouplng la Europe. Birds, beasts and human per formers from points of origin all over the world arrived In Klamath Falls today for appeaiancea Sat urday, Sunday and Monday in the fourth annual Klamath Falls Shrine Club-Polack Bros. Circus at the Klamath Armory. Performancea will be given twice dally, at 2:13 and 8:15, Saturday and Sunday, whereas the matinee Monday will be delayed until 3:45 for the accommodation of school children, followed by the conclud ing performance at 8:15. whose numerous members also in clude In-laws from Spain. The Great Wallendas, pyramid bulldlng daredevils of the high i wire, came originally from Uer- imany, as did Francis Brunn, Jug-! Sling star; Albert Splller, trainer i I ol the penguins and seals, and the I Myron Duo, though the last two 'now are Australian citizens. Frank I Welsnncr, head of the Four Whirl- j I winds, roller-skating quartet, was I born In Budapest, Hungary; be I came a resident of Chicago at an j "5-, llici ttlJU WUWQ ,llhC, The armory became the scene his wife, in Germany. Merrill Shy Of Candidates MERRILL According to Infor mation received from city recorder Oils Thompson, there la decided Walter Pierce Said Better SALEM I Walter M. Pierce, and two husky men have to lift Oregon's 90-year-old Democratic ; him. His eyesight Is almost gone, lormer governor and ex-congress-1 Pierce Is not allowed to have man, has been critically 111 for the j visitors, although he was thrilled past 10 days, but now seems lo be ,two days ago when John Jones, making another of his remarkable 1 La Grande. Democratic candidate open this Fall. Mayor F. E. Trotman. writing, has not filed election; neither have Reeves and Paul Lewis, at this for re Leland the two .1)11 Is closely following the politi cal campaigns, and Is anxious for 1 Jones to win. I Several hundred Klnmulh young. Men under 1 years of age are expected In gather at the Moore Park Lagoon tomorrow morning nt 10 fur the third annual Klamath Fishing Derby. The derby Is sponsored thl year by the Iznnk Walton League's Klamath - Modoc Chapter, Belter Fishing Inc., and the City Recrea lion Department. Rules call for Ihe youngsters tojnant reglhler at Ihe lugooii Bulurdtiy morning, and then flan for one hour. The largest fish caught by a boy and girl will bring the win ning contestant complete fishing nutfits donated by the Belter Fish ing Inc. v,.,iuw,. " 1 U.k. Ui.. ....... ....1.1 C.,.l..ir I... Tli ).! Im lack of candidate lor city positions iiuiiiuwvm, m wUC ,u ... Mrs. J'lcrcc said ner nusDana loppea oy lor a inree-mmuie vwn. bled Internally for a few days and Mrs. Pierce said her husband appeared lo be unconscious lor short Intervals. She said the hadn't expected him to get well. But now. she said, he Is coming back strong, as he has from two oilier bouts with serious Illness in the past two years. Pierce, under the care of nurses night and day, Is sitting outside in his wheel chair lor a couple of hours each duy. He wants 10 re sume his dally automobile rides, and Mrs. Pierce snld she might let him baturduy or Sunday. Bciular Meeting of the DAV auxiliary will be held tonight, S o'clock In the K. C. hull. Commit tee appointments arc as follows; hospital. L. Rugc; membership, Kay Scurbrough; publicity. Cecilia Otto; Americanism. C. Otto and C. Tennaiit: child welfare. C. Ten- entertainment, H. Deboy, Knv Penrbrough and V. Benner. Refreshments alter the meeting. Moved Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgc Clifton have moved to Benttle lo make Ihelr home. Clifton Is em ployed by the Boeing Aircran co, of busy activity this afternoon as the circus started to set up Its lores of paraphernalia and aerial rigging. A special baggae car was due to arrive late today with the Packs Klephant Prodigies, which came Irom Slam, and Joyce s reriorm ing Camels, whose foreoearers ; were transplanted from Arabia to Australia a century ago. Birds In the entourage are Spll ler penguins from the Antarctic, 1 which perform wilh seals from Pa cific waters off southern California. Others of the animal kingdom I are Lemke's chimpanzees irom ' ihe Belgian Congo and Karlls , ' '"u-rsonr. horseback-riding Jockey : . uogs. whose Latvian trainer I brought them from Europe three j I years ago. Five are German shep-1 j herds, and with them are two ter- j I riers, an Airedale and a crossbred ! Great Dane. t I Harold Gautler, trainer of the ' I poodles in "Excess Baggage". Is of 1 a long line of celebrated French dog experts, though hi shaggy per formers are of American origin. Europe la strongly represented among the human performers. From France come Les Geraldos. daring adagio aerlalLsta, and the fabulous Theron Family of cyclists, Los Hermanos Ibarra horlinlnl bar champions, come from a i. I mous Mexican circus family. Prominent among the native American nerformprn art lha Nina' Ward-Bell Flyers, the clowns and. In the animal department, Peggy I DEMAND THE BEST! Accept No Substitute For Fomoui 100 Wool Whipcord PANTS JACKETS CRUISERS Forest Greens, Soqe Groyt Oregon Woolen 8th ond Main o HOME KILLED MEAT... and wwk&d Tom Grigsby's SMOKE HOUSE J1' You kill 'em ... we cut and wrap for your locker!! councllmen whose terms are end ing. City recorder Thompson and city treasurer will probably run again. Only one person, Alec Duncan ha filed (or councilman, a four vear. term. Councllmen Howard Dewey and Harvey Dcnham's terms do not expire unui Hve tn the Eola H)lls wcsl Resident of the city who have 0f Salem, not yet registered to vote In the jjP nns lost the use of his Icrs, city election are urged to do so, and may sign up at the city office, if they nave lived In Merrill lor at 1 least three months, and have been 1 a resident of Oregon lor six months. Those wishing to register for the state and national election may do o at the office 01 i. w, Chatburn, located In the old bank building. "Similar contest are being held Mrs. Clifton la the former Dollle throughout the country, I Arthur, Klnmath Falls. KLAMATH ARMORY 3 GALA MATINEES 3 GLORIOUS NIGHTS SAT. SUN. & M0N. SAT. & SUN. 2:15 4 8:15 P.M. MON 3:45 & 8:15 P.M. KLAMATH FALLS Sf ' (Cy SSSfrSaKSThe GREAT WALLENDAS SMW.iS Mnwd minmvtri f cycllni THERON FAMILY .htjt-iptd (nlutof luiilmi ir FRANCIS BRUNN libliiuiot DMttty ind bilinci KARREL TROUPE C m MO Cyclonic icllon on roll that'll 4 WHIRLWINDS Chimplon horlontil-bir uptti Hermanos IBARRA Aci of foot-tupporltd qulpolit The MVRON DUO CHI1TIR "BOBO" BARNITT Willi Ml liny Cll. comr toiml ind uptilni cinlnil, pi AUJUC plm lh capikti ol clicuidom'i nnliil v LV n no PENGUINS Kulii r.iitinn'i TRAINED and SEALS Hoib-Riaiai CAMELS Milium. Mirvell JOCIST Dmit Oinlnm ol Alb.it Spllln DOQS ol Ink loiiu Horolc banloot adilo atiiillili Let GERALDOS Na OillM-lntpliad Sky Ballal -tV Thl AERIALOVELIES Piinnliy ol mld-ilr pfaclilon without patilltl or prtetdnl , .. 9 WARD-BELL FLYERS ThsMieM'Domldi PLAYFUL Jasaoh Lemhi Prilint Pichi' POODLES Nan-Human ELEPHANT 7m o.ii.i. COMEDY PRODIGIES ticiiiB.ii.i.' CHIMPS Am.rle.'o Fin. al. ofllllni a mill nntm lad oisanco ol oicananct man any omar i-.coi taM..i. .'' GINIRAL ADMISSION SEATS $1.25 CHILDREN (Undar 12 Yra.) 60c Raiorv.d Stall $2.00 end $2.30 (All Prlc.i Include T) SEATS at BALSIGER MOTOR CO., Esplanade 4 Main No Phan Ordtn REFRIGERATION SERVICE PHONE 7520 BEN L. THOMAS Klamath Falls School of Music announces COURSES in KEY BOARD HARMONY fought to youngstcn in on coty and sys tematic way which enables them to harmoniie papular melodies within a very short time, by ex perienced teachers with Conser vatory training. Only a few vacan cies left. For information call 6705. e BPS Mi itli the reatest of ease L4 ... the dorinq Let Geroldos from France handle fheir hard iob with qreot dash and ease. They're among, the exciting new events of the forth annual Klamath Falls Shrine Club Polack Bros. Circus ... coming to the Klamath Ar mory tomorrow night, Sunday and Monday. 6-piece place sotting tUown . . . 29.75 Federal tax included . . . and with the greatest of ease you can fit sterling silver into your budget! You, fair lady, have a much simpler problem than the daring Les Geraldos ... but you don't quite see how you can manage it on a limited budget. That's where we come in. Here at Rickys, you may choose any of 88 dif ferent sterling patterns . . . and purchase a full 6-piece place setting for just $2.50 a month. That's about 8c per day! You may start any time you like, add place settings whenever you choose ... all the time you're enjoying the rich beauty and steady day-in-day-out, lifetime service of sterling. Here, too, we will register your pattern so friends and relatives may add to your service. 6-Piece Place Setting Shown Only 2.50 Per Month fTci 1EGISTEIED JEWELEt 700 Main St. Phone 3151 IHHUI HI SftCim nmLBMu.jui.il
