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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1953)
s FRIDAY, AUGUST 14. 1953 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACK NINE .asJsS3SJj CAPACITY CROWDS jammed Pay Less Drug Store on Wednesday when the store marked the opening of its newly remodeled quarters. Here ere a few of the many viiitort to the lion getting their free balloons and other favors. Will Business Go Dinosaur v By Outgrowing Mechanism? NEW YORK Wl Dinosaurs, monsters of the past, got bo big they outgrew their control mech anism. Some in management are Cop Inspects Bulls' Ears For Tattoo ..; KANSAS crrY. Kan. Ufi For more than two hours Wednesuay, Police Capt. Joseph Schick seemed to be whispering deep secrets into a lot of bulls' ears. He wasn't actually whispering. He was looking for No. 28 tattooed on the ear of a 365-pound Hereford stolen at Stillwater, Okla., Monday. Investigation disclosed the bull was shipped to Kansas City, Kan. Tne tattoo his only clue, Schick betook himself to the stock pens and embarked on his search. "Bulls, bulls," he said, grimly. "I never saw so many bulls or ears." i . . He got his bull only a few hundred yards from the daughter pen. -. .... ; . - . NO BALLOT COUNTS BUFFALO, N.Y. Wt A straw poll was taken on local mayoral candidates at a police association outing here Wednesday, but the votes will not be counted. Someone stole the ballot box. Anti-Trust Suit Involves Union PORTLAND W A store chain accused a labor union and seven butchers in Seaside, Ore., Wednes day of violating the federal anti trust law. It was believed the first such action against, a labor union In Oregon. Safeway Stores, Inc., accused the butchers and the AFL Meat Cut ters of Joining In a conspiracy to Increase operating costs of Safe way's Seaside store. The complaint, filed in federal court here, said the conspiracy was to force Safeway to pay triple time for holiday work, double time for Sundays, and time and a half for work after 6 p.m. The suit says the seven butchers own and operate markets in the Seaside area, and are members of the union. ... The store has been picketed since last Friday. The suit asks treble damages for loss of trade, the damages to mount as long as picketing contin ues! The suit also asks a halt to picketing ana an order forbidding employers from belonging to the union. Butchers named as defendants were J. A. Weber, Wenzel O. Luthe, Ray D. Cameron, Robert R. Staley, Wayne O. Smith, Vernon Vincent and Carl R. Hertlg. Union oficials named were Amos Buck, Herman F. Fahlbusch, Edward Wilson, Tony Wallack and Joseph Y. Henderson. Old Auto Drops Apart After Cop Pulls Alongside RALEIGH, N. C. HI An ancient automobile rumbled ,down the street. f . Patrolman Sam Clarkson pulled alongside, motioning the driver to stop. As the car stopped its bumper fell off. A few seconds later the radiator collapsed. A wrecker was called. When it hitched a tow line and starting .tugging, the car's trunk door fell off and a fender broke loose. "I was afraid we were going to have to call a truck and Just load tne neap of parts on it," said Clarkson after seeing the car to a garage and charging the driver wim aruruten driving. Boy Raises Head, Is Shot by Arrow RIFLE, Colo, im An 11-year-old boy was killed accidentally Wednes day by an arrow which the cor oner said was fired by a olavmate Coroner Wayne Burdge said the boy, Jack Allen Porter, was re trieving arrows shot Into bales of hay by Ronnie Cole, 14. Burdge said young Porter, apparently thinking the other bov had fired all the arrows, raised his head up over tne nay as tne last arrow was hi flight. An inquest Is scheduled. largest tasal Chosen by the World's home builders as standard walls for KITCHENS BATHS MASTER BATHS PITTSBURGH PAT. 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