THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACK ELEVEN
Groggy Animals Recover
From Hangovers Following
Dipiln Booze-Filled Lake
DETROIT W Members of
Belle Isle's usually peaceful ani
mal herd Wednesday gradually
shook off the effects of a four-day
binge Incurred by the dumping of
300 pounds of whisky mash Into a
lake on the playground Island,
. John Jettke, of the parks and
recreation department's forestry
division, said deer, squirrels and
blrcbi were starting to come bauk
to the lake, ,
Tile animals left the lake area
In a somewhat woozy condition.
Rifle Wound
Proves Fatal
( MILTON-FREE WATER Ifl A
man who complained he had been
shot In the foot, dropped dead in
n physician's office Tuesday. Then
It was learned he had been shot
near the heart.
He was Juan Padilla, 24, o(
Tulare, Calif., a worker on the
Prunedale Ranch three miles north
' of here.
Walter Roloff, ranch owner, said
he had sent Padilla and another
worker, Arthur Johnson, to turn
off an irrigation pump. Johnson re
ported that while Inside the pump
house, he ward a snot and stepped
outside to find Padilla complnining
he had shot himself in the foot with
a .& cauoer line ne naa laien
from their car.
At the doctor's office here, Pad
illa fell dead.
There was no foot wound, but a
.22 caliber bullet was lodged near
his heart. x
State police said they were In.
vestieatlng.
Physicians at the University of
Oregon Medical School in Portland
said It would be uncommon but not
Impossible for a chest wound to be
felt as a foot pain, either because
of a sudden blood clot lodging in
the brain, or the culling oi a nerve
passage to the foot.
Padilla. a sugar beet field wort
er, leaves a wife and two small
children at Tulare.
League To Make
Study In State
CORVALLIS Wl The League
of women voters win mae a
year study of two proposals for
governmental changes in Oregon,
delegates to the annual state con
vention here decided Tuesday.
tha nrnnnsAls nre revision of the
state Constitution, and division of
counties Into districts lor legisia
Ur renresentation.
After the study, the league will
. vote whether to support tne pro
Mrs. Albert V. Logan was re
elected president. Other omcers:
Mrs. W. D. Hagenstein, Portland,
. tire vint nrCCiHetlt Mrs. K. E.
Montgomery, Eugene, second vice
president. Directors, Mrs. isimer
McManus, La uranae, ana Mrs
Veole P. Wilmot, Eugene.
POTEET'S
MARKET
Owned and Operated
By
Bob & "Peanuts" Pofeet
SKINLESS
WIENERS QOc
No Waste lb. ajtj
Portland Rose
PURE LARD CQc
4-lb. carton W,
PURE PORK LINK
SAUSAGE
Cascade Brand lb.
45
Good, Lean - Tender
Beef Roasts Jc
KRAFT COTTAGE
CHEESE 07c
PINT pfcfj
GRADE "AA1
Large Fresh
Ranch
EGGS
69c
Doi.
Price
Iffective
Throuqh
.Saturday
Jettke sairt the sourrels were the
first to discover the mash dumped
by some unknown moonshiners.
The furry animals lapped up the
spiKca use water ana Degan stag
gering around some fell trying to
climb trees, others Just passed out
at the lake edge,
"Every now and then some
blackbirds would dive towards the
lake, drive off Ihe squirrels, and
get a quick drink and then flap
clumsily away," Jettke said.
"Why the stuff was so potent,"
he said, "two bucks of the island
deer herd began fighting over it."
Police still were wondering why
the unknown bootlegger picked a
city s playground island to aDana
on the mash.
Dalles Dam
Bids Made
PORTLAND W A low bid of
$29,820,097 for construction work on
The Dalles Dam was submitted
Tuesday by a comt'-ation of nine
Midwestern contractors.
The bid tor the third major work
project on the Columbia River dam
was well below the government
estimate 01 $36,617,520.
The dam. scheduled for complc
tion in 1060, will be the nation's
third largest power producer, gen'
erating 1,122,000 kilowatts. Only
Grand Coulee and Hoover Dams
exceed that outpai.
Tnc cost will be about 350 mil
lion dollars. The government has
spent about 19 million on the first
two work projects.
me tnira nroiect Includes sub
structures and completion of an
assembly bay at the powerhouse.
rirms making tne combined bid:
Winston Brothers Co., Minneapolis;
McLaughlin, Inc., Great Tails; F
ana a uomractlng Co., Butte
Johnson, Drake and Piper Co.,
Inc., Minneapolis; Donovan Con
struction Co., St. Paul; C. P. Lytle
Co., Sioux City, la.; S. Birch and
sons construction Co., Great Falls
Foley Brothers, Inc., St. Paul;
Fegles Construction Co., Ltd., Min
neapolis.
Winnie-Georgi
Talks Denied
LONDON Ifll The Foreign Of
fice denied Wednesday a report
that Prime Minister Churchill is
in informal touch with the Rus
sians with the aim of arranging a
Big Three conference.
But responsible British inform
ants who gave out the story Tues
day said their information was
accurate and added: "Events will
prove the report correct."
A snokesman told reporters at
the Foreign Office's daily news
conference that Tuesday's report
was untrue and "I am authorized
to deny it.'
The report said American lead
ers were being kept informed of
the British-Russian contacts.
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StW Ap,ieof Nectar
Grapefruit Juice
Tomato Juice
12-oi. TALL TINS
2 for 23c
, Roman Meal
MUFFIN MIX
& Muffin Tin, 2 pkgs,
4?C
Sunshine
GRAHAMS
Mb. pkg.
31c
Sunshine
Marshmallows
31c
Mb. pkg.
TISSUE M ' ',k. 19c
Green Olives 10.
2-oi. Bottle 2 for I't
Giant Olives 49
Eri-So-Nice 2 cons " l
GRAPE JUICE
Stondby 46-oi. can l
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READY FOR THE TOURIST trade
Wocus, bringing the total to 24
State Line
Club Burned
mVTTB TVAT.TTMW Trinhn IPl
A spectacular, fire destroyed the
hio Rtatn T.ine ' rinrrtenR ninht rhlb
on the Washington - Idaho border
early Wednesday with a loss esti
mated at more than sauu.uuo.
Mn nna wa inlltferi hilt. HlP
rm, lid v lon-fnnt riine-dnnee-
drink structure was reduced to
rubble.
Preston Parsons, the owner,
estimated the loss. He said the
fire was first discovered about 3
a.m. When five people left in the
restaurant smelled smoke. It was
traced to the attic. The Vhole
place was In flames within min
utes. Parsons said It probably was
caused by a short in the wiring.
Tim inh. lft miles west of here
halfway between Coeur D'Alene
and Spokane, was tne largest ai
the state line, an incorporated vil
lage made up of similar places.
The State Line Gardens had 50
slot machines. Parsons couldn't
say how much cash was lost in
the Mate.
NO CONFAB
WASHINGTON Wl President
Eisenhower won't hold a news con
ierence this week, White House
Press Secretary James C. Hagerty
said Wednesday.
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CARROTS
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1 -lb. cello bag
ORANGES 1 4?c
U.S. No. 2 SPUDS
25c
89c
10-lb. bag
SO-lb. bag
DURKEE'S
Mayonnaise
Qtt. 57c Pin 35c
Marqarine
2Ib,.49c
Potato Chips
Blue Bell 25c sixe I'C
Black Tea Bags
TREE TEA
48 Count Jv
100 Count 89c
Tomato Paste
Del Monte 3 cans
29c
Beef Stew
Nalley't 15-oz. can wuC
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Delivery
On $5.00
. Orders
Or Over
s,tv - I'f-rrt , . mtima
this summer will be 12 new units
room and bath combinations.
Fire equipment . from nearby
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FOR KLAMATH'S FINEST MEATS!
Bud Hanson's
701
Pine
U.S. Grade "Good" and
Sirloin Steak 73
Swift's Oriole Heat Sealed Pkq.
Sliced Bacon
U.S. "Good" and "Choice" Blade or Arm Cuts
BEEF
ROASTS
U.S. "Good" Lean,
Short Ribs 29
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Smoked
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sra
added to Van's Motel out at
the Spokane Valley and the Forest
Service answered the alarm.
MARKET
Phone
5251
"Choice"
59l
Plump, Tender
COLORED
39
Tender
Beef 55
Picnics 49
Hens
More Road Work Let By Commission
PORTLAND in The Btate
Highway Commission acted on ,
nearly lour million dollars worth I
of contracts lor highway construc
tion projects at its monthly meet
ing which ended here Tuesday.
Of the total, 1,296,000 worth of
contracts were awarded; 12,738.-
000 were accepted, subject to ap
proval of the U. S. Bureau of Pub
lic Roads; $909,200 were referred
to the commission's engineer, and
27,600 were rejected.
Largest project under considera
tion Tuesday was construction of
about three miles of the new Port
land Salem expressway. Rogers
Construction Co. of Portland sub
mitted the low bid of $478,685 for
the project. The commission re
ferred the bid to State Highway
Engineer R. H. Baldock for further
study,
Tne project would link Barbur
Boulevard In Portland and the Wil
sonvllle crossing of the Willamette
River, where a bridge now is under
construction, leaving about 20
miles still to build. Grading will
start on it in the summer.
for
75-
kUllll
Suiftnina s
Strawberries
Mavonnaise D kM
Gold Seal Wax
9 Lipton's Black.
lea i .65c
Peaches
Sunshine
Hi-Ho Crackers
e..
Coconut Gems
lb.
TOMATOES Extra fancy" Red' ripe Fl0,ida ib. 23c
DRY ONIONS TexMy c,ll;:ond 6lb, 29c
CARROTS Foncy' crisp 90,den SN0"B0Y 2 bun. 15c
Red Potatoes Cal ,0,B a ncw erop 4 lbJ 25c
Bell Peppers Lar9C , u, in9,iM 2lbs. 35c
lb.
ci
lb.
lb.
Other low bids referred to the
engineer were for projects i in
Clackamas. Curry, Oraflt, Jose
phine and Multnomah- Counties. All
other contraots considered Tuesday
were awarded to low bidders..'
The commission reiusea w nan
log hauling on the new1 water-lvel
Columbia River Highway. Such
hauling was forbidden on the old
route and those in favor of ban
ning timber cutting in the Colum
bia Gorge to preserve , us vxiu
values, had asked that the same
regulation apply oh the new high
way, but officials Bald . the new
highway is safe for log hauling
Lartait Slock lead
ing nikt plsnoi In
this part ! the
weit. Rent a tplnct
plane. Benlal pur
eaaae plan.
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120 N. 7th . '
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while the old was not. '
' A Wheeler County group, asking
for grading and surfacing of th
F'ossil-Shanlko highway, was told)
that, no arrangements have been
made for allocating- to it the
300.000 it would cost.
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