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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1955)
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Seven Die In North California SAN FRANCISCO (UP) The Htehway Patrol reported today that at least seven persons were Killed in tralllc accidents In North' ern California over the weekend. Alvln Coob. B. Ban Francisco. was killed on Bayshore Highway last night as he crossed against the signal el the Visitacion Ave. crossing during a rainstorm. The driver, Jack J. Capps, 31, Lake port, said he did not see the child until he (elt an impact and saw the child hurtling through the air, police Officer Rudy Haase report ed, capps was not cited. A three-car collision on Pactv ceo Pass east of Gilroy killed two persons and Injured lour others late Saturday, The dead were men titled as John Weber, 31, Milpltas, and his grandfather, William Doldge, 67, Fresno. ' ' Mrs, Jean Vasqucz, 22, San Lor enzo, a mother of three, was killed early Saturday when the car she .was driving struck light pole on the Eastshore Freeway near Oak land. , Elmer A. - Inman, 67, Project City, and Mrs. Mildred A. McCath- ern, 49, Redding, were killed when their car collided with a truck at Protect City. John Stahnke, 31, San Francisco warehouseman, was killed late Frl day night when he was thrown from a car in a collision with a car driven by William McKnight, 36, - Westvlew In San Mateo County..-.. ,. S 1) VV r : -AuV J ft .4- V 'V AZi- m ' its life THIS BALLET GROUP from the Norma dean School of Dane will compete in the Disabled American Veterans talent contest Saturday, December 3, at 8 p.m. in the Mills School audi torium.. This DAV sponsored contest is open to all youths of the Klamath Basin. There will be prizes awarded in both a junior and senior division. The dancers are, left to right, back row, Marilyn Metier, Theresa Hollinan, Jerry Ruth Wickersham, Jane Ann Craig, Darlene Brophy and Barbara Blanchard. Cathy Smith, left, and Karma Franks are sitting in front. Husband Held For Assault : Harold (Charlie) Hill, 26-year-old Chiloquin logger, accused of cutting his wife's throat with a hunting knife, was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon Monday. Hill was transferred from Klam . ath Valley Hospital to the county jail Sunday by Sheriff Murray Brittbn. He was under treatment for a self-inflicted bullet wound in the chest. The cutting and shoot ing occurred in Chiloquin Satur day. . Brltton said Hill killed the fam ily dog and tried suicide after knifing his wife, Rose Marie Hill, 31. Mrs. Hill is still in the hos pital in a serious condition. Her hroat was slashed from ear to ear.. The alleged knife wielder was slated for arraignment late Mon day before District Judge D. E. Van Vactor. 1I.L. Ct..J..i IUII1UI II lUUVIII In Varsity Show Richard Franzen, freshman at :ine uouege oi ruget sound, seat tie, played Victor Borge in a var- Jsity show presented aTThe college on November 17-19. The produc tion was entitled "Show Business." : In his monologue, "The Difficul- ' ties of- the English Language and How to Overcome Them." Fran zen demonstrated phonetic punc tuation. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emery L. Franzen, 3949 Summers Lane. He is taking a pre-medlcal course and has affiliated with The ta Chi fraternity. Two Killed In Hunting Mishaps KNIGHTSEN (UP) Two men were killed in hunting accidents during the opening of pheasant season near here in Contra Costa County over the weekend. Alvln o. Maybeck, 67, a Stockton rancher, accidentally . shot himself yesterday with his own 'snotgun when he slipped crossing an Irriga tion ditch. Aaron Schubert, 45, of Oakland, wes killed by a blast from the gun of his son, Don, 15, as they were hunting together on Bethel Island Saturday. George H. Wheeler, .33, of Orlnda was wounded in the tag yesterday, while hunting in Yolo County with a friend, Calvert Bowles, 74. of Orlnda. a G03 1 wrnsmll few q0 I llUS iirink P'Sr CANADA DRY I 0fXed& A IT'S fegggf IXJJM Smtg? SPECIAL! AmtrkaV Finest. Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Years Old -86 Proof Ditteibvfdbyt Canada Dry Oingtr Alt, Inc., New York Horseradish Harvest On TULELAKE Harvesting of the 100 acres of horseradish raised here this year for the first time on a commercial scale will con tinue until the ground freezes. Burton Hoyle manager of the Tulelake Field Station said today that digging will be continued as soon as the snow melts. Snowfall in the recent storm was much less than the Klamath Falls area. Forty thousand pounds left the sorting sheds for Portland tost week which brought 10 cents per pound field run. Yields are from three to four tons per acre but vary widely according to cultural methods used. Yield In most fields Was satis factory, Hoyle said. The crop Is being dug with two row potato diggers or potato bulk ers. A crew of 20 men and women are sorting in three, eight-hour shifts at Jones' Cellar No. 4 at Newell. . Any part 'of the crop not har vested before the ground freezes can be harvested next spring with out damaging the roots of the plant. . PUPS APLENTY? Sell 'em NOW for Christmas presents! Call 8111 for a Herald & News Classified ad-writer. Complete Chiropractic Care DR. J. W. LOWE 111 So: 4th, Stevens Hotel Bldg. Ph. Off. 2-1131 . Res. 2-0182 Cold Weather Covers Nation By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Snow and fold gave a touch of winter to scattered sections of the North Monday. Heavy snow ranging from 2 to S Inches fell In the northern half pf New York State. The snow re' suited In seven deaths in traffic accidents. Another storm center was over Idaho Monday. UrangeviUe. Idaho, reported 10 inches of fresh snow In a 24-hour period. Cold Canadian air dropped tem peratures as much as 22 degrees in parts of the Dakotas and North ern Minnesota. Heavy frost was reported dur ing the night at Vlcksburg, Miss., and Savannah, (ja. SPEAKER T-Sgt. J. B. Shrum of the Klam ath ' Fails Sector of the Ground Observer Corps, will be guest speaker at a noon luncheon for the Exchange Club members to be held Tuesday, November 22 In the Wtnema Hotel. His talk will be illustrated with films. Sales Keep On Booming .WASHINGTON (OP) Booming sales are keeping goods from piling up In the nation's ware houses despite record production this year. the Commerce Depart ment reported today. , The department Said manufac turers' and retailers' inventories, an Important barometer of busi ness conditions, tended to level off In the period from July to Sep tember. There bad been steady rise In Inventories during the first six months of the year. The department's monthly sur- ELKS THANKSGIVING For Ilka and Th.tr L.4I.I DANCING 10 "til 2 FORMAL FOR LADIES Sat. Nov. 26 Music by laldy Evans Steak Dinner at Midnight Admission 2,50 per Couple vey of current business eaid man ufacturers had enough stock to last about 49 days on Sept. SO. This compared with about 53 dayi of stocks on hand at the same date a year ago. . . i err GENUINI HOT fllnSTfR Amtko1 largest Stting TOILET TANK BALL Notiy running toilts con woitt ovar 1000 gallons of water a day, The omazing patenttd Water Master tank ball instantly stops the flow of wafer after each flushing. 75c AT HARDWARE STORES Edmund E. Hass Resident Manaoer fA" ... - . i U i .cine Northwest Company vw$S Since 1913 ' Mdfofd Hotel Lobby Phane 2-8379 Mr. Hass will be at the r Willard Hotel ; 1 Tuesday and Wednesday Telephone 4161 to consult with Mr. Hass en investment end retirement programs using the securities of utilities, bonks, insurance, indus trial and Investment Company shares. 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