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Newspaper Page Text21. im MKHALU AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THP-t nlr meet, irla h rot ilia .OOP it a bodies i,lo uttoiirt er ot No ( InlltghL at it Temple, -Meet Mun Hurl Pariah wer bos to ithcr buik. . dcuor.lird In ten niuiilcul oueralilp ap nea on. Hamuli I.ii act Tuesday, ff.m., at tho , l7 Bristol. ini lluiiglns, tinlol Health ddi'nnn llio I HI tho April jttcers will bu Wonirn mid tttrn by form (ealdcnl, Curl an at Prairie lied by E:;io Od ttnnunl can artenn Library a Angeles In t V - . W. Uramhall, , aon ol Mi', t. Brninhnll, Kid tboard Die lc. lU which la part ton IDS which o March 19 our ol combat r Mr, Earl Ban been III In 4 mint remain fcree months tor Job , Let t construction or a avalem at the Homo has been iord construction ft and strobel by to be comprised concrete septic dosing chamber, iterdraui. tmlttrd bids. Be i llrm'a bid there : innth Fall, 111, It. I'orUand, 110. Mructton, olympla, Biieburnrr, Spring- jrd on three arhed t Plumbing Kiain- (I Schedule C only sforlh e tllelllcds lor the tile Holds s to begin not 1: U and, is to be MM. 1 lam L, Wales Jr., waics ana oon. riesluned thst nro- tlie system Is so allow ior imurc necessary. Funds id The Bcnale passed govtrnor Hotur- pproprlatlon bill to graduate students I Western slates lor that Isn't avail- honey will be used la at the Washing school ol veter. Hon Is made un fcslern states com bs graduate schools ipen to students of tt the compact! he Kills f- Six Hitlers were ral others -Injured a huee avalanche I a skiing parly on Ods highest moun i)apcr Shlmbun re- I teams pulled out en me snow alter . Some of the res re seriously Injured, Clerk lES i-Look.i like Mat Basinet Is in for fcslcrdny was chase (robbed him of $450 K Security-First Nn iall a police car he chase, ovortake the a an ai lev. ram his pa lacxie tne fleeing bold him until the I. they recovered the pockets of a man I name of Ted R. )SIN BRIEFS medical treatment, I receiving a ........ v. , iruiuoy anniversary corui r.nd loca wi-hes from lior many Irloiidu hero and In llonaiua 'VBV. Mr." ill,,?",'! u at lilt ruth Avenue, San Plan olr;t, ltaiice-.Ynnlu - ..... mal will be held March i, cock- a p.m., aaiicliig 10 p.m., mil hit su,))cr 1:30 a;ni. Mr. and Mrs, Mike Holland, chairman; Mr, and Mia, AI tfclimcck an u. rf Ml'a. Lfirpn rinll.,.,,.. - ....... ui.. i.T ..,, vuiiihihicv. Hlitc llal,ias orchestra, Chosen Carol Cauary, dauiilitor V.0!' V'A Mr' K' M' Causey, U3 Pacific Torrucc, wai one of two students chuncn to represent IIIUO MlllllUnln P.nHeu l ,.. .n State Orchestra at tiie University w -n,i,ji at jxiora. Hue is a sophomore, leadline - Mra, Tied Kaibon, Klamath Area ril, l K,.m,i chalinian wishes to rcmlnil troop icuucra iiiiii. l uoulay, March St In deadline lor llnancea In the coo'klo sale. Cookie depot, I2'j a. Ucvcnth, will be open II a m, to 1 p.m. on the Mlh, Altrnllon Hiiuare Dancers The 8unday alleinoon square duncn scheduled at Allnmont Elemontury School iiym, aponsored by the Do-81-Dn Club, will Instead by held at Klam-Alre, at tho airport at a p.m. Sunday. Fellowship llour-The Methodist Men'a Club u spoiworlnit Hie Sunday evening Fellowship Hour, 7:30 p.m., at the Methodist Church Frank Alderson, district attorney, will speak on: Problems of Law enforcement In Klamath County. Sam Thompson, president, an nounces that the program Is open to the public. Degree of Honor will have lis regular business meeting Monday, March 93, at p.m. at KO Hull. Olllcers are asked to wear formats for Initiation, Merrill There will he a work day at the First Presbyterian Church of Merrill Tuesday, March 34, at 3:30 p.m. Women Interested in making comiorters for tne Ladles Aid fall rummage sale are asked to bring scissors, needle and thread. Sewing machine will bo available. Vacationing Here Among other students arriving here for the Spring vacation yesterday from Uie University ol Oregon was Angus Stewart, rnl Kappa rsl pledge who will visit his mother, Mrs. Neal Stewart, spending three weeks In the Slates. Mrs. Stewart, former member of the stolf of the Herald and News will visit In Salem and Portland before return ing to her position ss staff writer on the Honolulu Advertiser. Home Dr. and Mrs. Ray Olden burg and daugher Jean Rae, re turned late last night from Ash land where Jean Rae has com pleted her work for a Junior certifi cate at Southern Oregon Collcgo of Kdueution. - Transferred Howard Hansen, associated with the Tulclakc Branch, Bank of America has been promoted to assistant man ager at the branch bank of the company In Yrcka. Mrs. Hansen and daugher Phyllis remain here until the end ot me acnooi year, Meeting The Pilgrim Fellow ship o the Congregational church will meet Sunday night, March 23. Delegates to the state confer ence will report on conlcrcnce ses sions. There will be recreation and rclreshments, Barbara Bryan, Barbara Stivers, Royanna Plass and Zelda Scoubes attended the Youth Conference at Eugene. Home Mrs. Twyla Ferguson, 560 Conger Avenue, returned last night from Portland where she at tended a conference of the League of Women Voters. Also going North for the meeting were Mrs. John Yadon and Mrs, Dorothea (Paul) Buok who are expected home Sunday. Leaving Mary Padovnn, Port land, visiting teacher In Portland public schools has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rowland L. Ul rlch, 3307 Shasta Way. Miss Pado vnn has been a recent visitor to Europe and brought home an un usual collection of pictures from her travels. Coming Heme Solly Barnhlsel, Junior at the University of Arltona, Tucson, will arrive April 3 to spend the Spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnhlsel, 633 Conger Avenue. Belter Ralph Hill, Henley rancher stricken several days ago and taken to Sacred Heart Hospi tal Eugene, Is showing consider able Improvement according to word reaching here. Gone Ocorglanna Clnrk, fresh man at San Jose State College has returned to school aftor spending a few days with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Clark. PICTURE FRAMING IE WOODS, Insurance Chrtr4 Llf UndarwrUar, ktrtered Property and Casualty Underwriter South Ninth Phont6369 ( Kit-Mrs Ftlh, 0h 3RANCE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED I AUDIT AND ANALYSIS BASIS firs . . Casualty . . Auto . . Lifs rop Old Line Companies vn.y I mwtt9itn''RfMira Li . CMMM, THIRTY-SEVEN KLAMATH UNION HIGH SCHOOL jfudent. thii week toured verioui industrial end educational facilities in the Bay Area. Above, (he students end KUHS Principal Dunsmuir Sportsman Gives Up Lucrative Bear Hunt in Canada; No Shako Hunter DUNSMUIR, Calif. OH Sports man L. D, (Babe) Taylor re turned from British Columbia Fri day Willi stories about a most un usual hunt. , , for 100 black beaTS. Tlie bearskins are needed to make 3.000 shakos for the royal miards to wear at the June coro nation of Queen Elizabeth In Lon don. Taylor, a member of the Hungry Hunters Club here, said he quit after only two days. "It watn'l a hungry hunt, but a massacre, he said, explaining: "Thcro were Just too many bears up there to make It sport ing." - in .e . '. , Wcslorn Oregon Partly cloudy with scattered showers through early Sunday. Cloudy with rain gun. day afternoon or evening. Little temperature cnange. liigns ootn days 4B to 58. Low Saturday nii;ht 3D to 46. Westerly winds ol 18 to 28 miles an hour oil coast through Saturday night, becoming souther ly 13 to 24 miles an hour late Sun day. Eastern, Oregon Partly cloudy through Bunday after scattered showers or snow flurries Saturday, High Saturday to to SO. Low Sat urday night 25 lo 35, A little wann er Sunday afternoon with highs of 44 lo 55. , Grants Pass and Vicinity A few showers , through Saturday night. Partly cloudy with scattered showers early Sunday, with rain late Sunday. High Saturday 48. Low Saturday night 34, High Sun day 60. Coos Bay Area Mostly cloudy with a few showers through Sat urday night. Scattered showers Sunday morning. Rain late Sunday. Westerly to southwesterly winds of 20 to 30 miles an hour at the bar becoming southerly 14 to 34 Sun day afternoon. Highs both days 48. Low Saturday night 38. Northern ciilllornla Increasing cloudiness Saturday night and Sun day with occasional rain from Monterey Stockton northward. Llltlo temperature change. South westerly to westerly winds 12-25 miles an hour Saturday, backing to southerly Sunday. ' By The Associated Press ' 14 hours to 4:30 a.m. Saturday Max. Mln. Prep. Baker 41 27 . T Eugene 44 38 .91 La Orande 40 30 .09 Lakevlcw 31 36 .21 Medford 46 37 .06 Newport . 48 42 .79 North Bend 49 43 : .76 Ontario 51 33 . T Pendleton 49 37 .01 Portland Airport 47 41 . .19 Roseburg 45 39 .31 Salem 44 S9 .59 Boise 5 30 .16 Chicago 60 49 Denver 63 34 Eureka 50 42 .27 Los Angeles K 47 , New York 64 40 .01 Rod Bluft 49 43 San Francisco 54 47 .05 Seattle 47 39 .07 Spokane 46 31 .32 DANCE So. 6th Community Hall ; SATURDAY MARCH 21 VALLEY WRANGLERS Dancing 9 "TH 1 Admission $00 ' Tax Incls' .' II n if ii ii UiavTBICT M.L KLAMATH B AI.L4. OH IOOM :. His party of six killed 17 bearr in two days. '.'They have a tremendous wealth of game In the Lillooet district where we hunted, but aftcr having lo work tor game like we do down here, you Just can't enthuse about sitting down and letting your bear wbik into you." i Associated Guides of Vancouver, B, C, was commissioned to get the 700 hides. "They certainly will nut have aiij. ,,uuiig (i, llllltir; mc Ul UCI , Taylor prophesied. "Bert Lehman, a guide, told of seeing 125 bears in a single day and I don't doubt bim a bit." Lillooet Is In a warm dry belt surrounded by towering snowcov ered mountains. Every soring bears by the hundreds leed at the bottom of the slide areas where green shrubs and grass begin to grow. ' , 1 Although bear cans are the tprlme oblect ot the hunt, the res'. of Uie 700 animals will be fully usea. ine American import Co. of Los Angeles has contracted to take all oil produced from the fat at 60 cents a pound. - Stamp Club Bylaws Set A committee, headed by Bob Avclliie. finished two months' work on the preparation of tentative by laws ior the YMCA Stamp Club In time to hand out copies to the members at the March 19 meet ing of tho club. Discussion will be called tor at the next meeting, to be held at the YMCA, Thursday, April 2, at 7:30 p.m. Additional copies will be uvallable for those who did not at tend the last meeting. After adoption of a set of by laws, two directors will be elected, who will serve with the officers as the governing board of the club. Plans are progressing for exhibits to be shown by club members at the annual 20-30 Club YMCA Klamath Basin Hobby Show to be held at tlie Y April 16. 17 and 18. An invitation has been sent out to stamp clubs all over the shite to attend and enter exhibits in a special section which will not be competitive with the local club members. President B. C. Griffin has made sample frames for exhibits and methods of preparing exhibits are being explained to beginner col lectors. Awards are being planned for the various classifications entered. PROTECT CLOVER With Dusts 5 DDT With 50 Sulphur 10 DDT With 50 Sulphur Sulphur bearing dusts not only control Wevil but also aid in pre venting Mildew and Fungus, plus Fertilizer value of SulpKur ' . Complete Stock AVAILABLE OREG., LTD. -' Klaaaarti ftHt. Ownw .:. r'st Lear w Oil h ii Charles Carlson pose betide (heir but at the Bethlehem tteel plant in South Sen Franeitco. Mrt. Carlton and Mr. and Mrt. Paul Herron accompanied the group. ' PnJhe Record I BIRTH ft AR ANT Born to Mr. and Mrt. Nell Arant, 44i20 Summeri Lana, at Klam ath valley Hospital wiarcn i, iwu, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 7 ounces. McNAIH Born to Mr. and Mm. Dale McNafr, 2102 Oregon, at Klamath Valley Hospital March IB, lf53, a boy. Weight: B pounds 4 ounces. WF.LSH Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert iVeUh, 3317 Boardman, at Klam ath Valley Hospital March 10. 1053, a boy. Weight: 9 pounds 4l.s ounces. MARRIAGE LICENSR KNOX-CHAbU. Paul E. Knox. 31. bunker. Native ot Oregon, revldent ol Merrill. Ore. Marian Joyce Chase. 20. secretary. Native ot Ore aon, resident ol Klamath rails. l-nMPl.AINTK Vfl.tn Dolores Belle Worley vs. Calvin Eu- irSJgJirSS: ( Livestock & I CHICAGO I Hogs were quot ed nominally steady Saturday at the end of a week in which a sharp drop in shipper demand brought about a decline In prices. Losses for the week ranged from 24 to i 75 cents aftcr a seven month peak at $22.10 was reached Monday. Lighter weight hogs showed the most decline because of the lack of shipper demand, usually con centrated on these offerings. Ship ments were the smallest in four years. Receipts were 30 per cent smaller than in 'the same 1953 week. Wholesale pork showed a little strength. , ' . In the -cattle section slaughter steers and heifers closed mostly 40 cents higher. Receipts of all classes or cattle were more than 50 per cent greater than in the like week lost year. Cows held steady, but bulls and vealers 'de clined. Stockers and feeders gain ed $1.00. Slaughter lamb prices advanced for the week. Eastern shipping Interests became aggressive buy ers at the close, sheep declined. Trees. Pole Hit By Runaway Car A Pontlac sedan owned by Edwin Snider, 435 Washington, rolled down the 5th Street hill last night, glanced off two trees and a tele phone pole, and came to rest In a driveway. The car. City Police said, was parked at 5th and Washington and rolled down to between Pine and High. Snider was cited for failure to set the brakes. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley and Joe Earley Proprietors Reno. Nev, Plaintiff asks custody three minor children, (SO a month each, property settlement. Farrens and Max well, attorney for plaintiff. VAN ORMAN'S PRESENTS' EASTER footwear favoriies DEPENDABLE SHOES for all tha family . . . ihaci you can depend on for fit that assures foot protec tion and comfort for wear that assure TRUE ECONOMY! .' " - 5.95 Sise 8a-12 Cushion Crepe Sole l A. We're astonished at the tremendous continued popularity of this platform : pump ... you'll be pleasingly sur prised to find high-heel comfort ... available in green, red. blue, brown,, white, black. B. One of many popular boys POLL PAR ROT oxfords . . . every pair built for fit and wear . . . 3.95 to 6.95 depend ing en size and style. C. 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Oanona:. AdniinuuaMr Oanonf at Ganonf Attorney for AclmlnUlrator - ' M 21-28 A 411 No. 1Mb NOTICE INVITING BIOS Th undcratlanad Police Judee of tha city of Klamath falli, Oreion will re- cciva aeaiea oia up io r..w p.m. Apru 13, 153 for 100 fLi. of yellow traffic lacquer and 24 fab, of thinner equal to Oregon Stata Highway specification for fame. . . . Tha envelope aha 11 be marked ''Traf fic Paint Did." AH prlcet ihall be r O.B. Klamath Falls. Oregon. The city reserves tha right to reject any or all bid. - SPECIAL SERVICES AT THE FREE lODIST CIMH . SUNDAy!MARCH 22 WITH REV. LLOYD NORTHRUP Ea Gl raaNmnae ie Mm rlfhter-keasber np ef WerM We II ever Formosa, mm4 e fr4awte ef Saellle Pacific CsHoee. Csaae ami bwi hn esaefwece ie Keree. AM Service awe ee eiaeclaaV . ia.lttd to aftaae at ttw cawrcfc wt the Uekt mud life hear, 1ti Oreeaa Ave. EVIRY NIGHT OR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS. ' Seeciel tlaeiaa testiawaiea, amyer, mmi aaaaaatri frees GeeV ' Were. . Rev. Fred C. Neumann, Pastor ' 1911 Oraaan At. POLL PARROT Trim Tred RAND tie-less ' axford ' 11.95 VAN ORMAN'S where (saiclaa)iain service Is "Stare Nifty'' S27 Main in Klamath Fall , , ' Legal Notice BU M KHimatk Falls, Or HIM I r-tni A. ml Polka Ju4ae M IIJ3 No. 33S Moncc iNvrrmo ntot . Th uniWnUmd Pelln JM( UK City ol Klamath ram, Oruai, will M eMva MaUd bids u lo 1 r m. Aanl a. mu lor ona Panal tllvf. IMa Model. Th .nvaloiM ihall Ba mwkti "Bid for Panel Dllvry." Tho City reMrvea Uw rlirit f ljrt any or ail bids. SpocMMallons stay obulnad from tha Psllca Mm. D.ld at Kiamatu raiii,.Onaa iMa 2txa day of March, 1053. , Prank A. mUKkrJMr, : Police Judaa K n-31 Mo. 331 FIRE PROTECTION .SALEM OH A bill to miM It unlawful at any time of tta year to throw burning material from a motor vehicle or tram was passed by the Senate Saturday and sent to the House. . . . 4em&S-.:-;.;AM-. FLATS ? ? ? 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