WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1936
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S. M. RANDOLPH, m.nag.r
of United Air Lines in Klam
ath F.lli, has been nmd
aitiitant public relations
director of h Klamafh
County United Fund Red
Crou drive. Noel Flynn,
campaign chairman who an
nounced (ha appointment,
laid Randolph will auiit
in coordinating tha work of
special eventi, speakers
bureau and publicity chair,
men under attociata chair
man Jack Ottarbain.
stork rmniwn
MDLNT S1U.SI V-The Mount
Sluli fi,,Kpry and tiuxrry has
been purchased by Mr. , and Mrs.
Klod Hell from Mr. and Mrs.
H.iriy Douglas. The new owner
will assume management Octo
ber I. Itell, a butcher here for
oer 40 years. a tmplujrd in
thai capacity lor 22 at Hit-
I'enplit Maiket until Us icienl
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
i 'TiiFCP tow Hl LET IT
I
Eisenhower To Give Talk
Over Television Tonight
I WASHINGT0V U If folks who
;have been talking about a "new ", While he obviously plans to reply
Stevenson and a "new" Nixonito Democratic contentions that his
jlook closely in the next few days, i administration is losing the cold
I some of them may see signs of war with Russia, he probably
a "Dew" Eisenhower. ! won't mention the Democrats di-
President Eisenhower bids for'fectly.
i reelection lonight with a nation-1 There may be some change
;ally televised talk in which he is 'made, however, when he starts out
: expected to lay outs blueprint tomorrow for some folksy talks
for a more secure peace and 1 Friday in Iowa. He will speak that
:more widespread prosperity. day at the National Field Days and
The CBS telecast, which is cost- Plowing Contest at Newton and
ling the Republican National Com-later at tiie Des Moines airport,
imittee $79,000. has been billed as' Nobody expects him to engage
a program without gimmicks, dur-:in any roundhouse swinging at the
ling which Eisenhower will speak opposition of the kind some ob-
lrom a prepared text and without
using any mecnanical prompting
; device.
j This speecn will be his first
broadcast tn a campaign in which
Annual Bull
Sale Slated
I LrrifitMir i - i
s-rmcvicTT uians are Deing
completed for the fourth annual , " L" L tP, h
buU sale sponsored by the Lrtej" " "Shower
MfT6" Ass'a,r!"'lh veiling ooliticians and citi
to be held at Lakeview on October zens creditcd wjh havi
S anrf S VriHat, anil iipJqu a .
n iilu j t
Don Horchkiss s chairman of the
committee in charge.
Approximately 60 bulls have
been lined up for the sale and it.
is hoped to have more before the
end of the month. Grading will
be done on Friday by a committee
of William Farrell, county agent
from John Day: Harry Stearns of
resentative of the cattlemen from LAKEIEW - Representatives
Lake County 0 varlous cl'y and county organi-
... ... ' , rations met September 14 in
The sifting committee is made he courtnouse and unanimously
up of Dr. Vic 11,11 and Dr. R. B.iclected Don notchkis8, Lake CouJ.
langeman of Susanvil e. veter.n- ( stocklnan t0 head tne drive for
anans: ton FitZ;!erald Jr. of a ,avorable vote on the exiension
Lakeview and Tom Jenkins, k.e in November election
White of Ontario. Hotchkiss wiU head a committee
A social evening is b e i n g of workers who will endeavor to
planned for Friday, but the place , contact every voter in the county
has not yet been decided upon, with brief evidence of the value
according to Jimmy Ogle, com- of the 4-il and extension program
inittce chairman. There are also to the county. The service, which
tentative plans for a barbecue has operated in the countv for .ta
'luncheon to be prepared and sold
by the Lake County Cowbclles.
ncaaca oy .Mrs. usie Manlicld ot
' Paisley.
CAT BURNS DOWN BARN
BROMYARD, England (UHl
Peter Snalchlord. 11, accidentally
dropped a lighted match Tuesday
night. It landed upon his pet cat.
The cat. its fur burnine. strpAked
into a barn filled with h.iv II
charged out again, singed, but no
' longer flaming. The barn burned
lor nine hours.
colder net
1 .I..AHMV1
llHlfil II
WMib tr It has MORE of i';'!'
W'''' ' 1 EVERYTHING I
;--Nt--tlll0 lieWTI MAN , '
Dr? FOK A COUPLE
he has said he wiU not barmmrm
: servers profess to see coming from
a "new" Adlai E. Stevenson, the
' Democratic presidential nominee,
j But unless all the current signs
are wrong, Eisenhower will be
;tcund doing
a lot of things that
mark the candidate who wants to
win and feels he must get next
to tne people to do it.
Already there have been some
changes. It isn't difficult to tell
around the White House these days
that this is an election year.
Photographers who found a lot
, u; 1 j
iniiucnce
groups,
j '
upon various voting
Lake County
Plans Drive
years, is being maintained until
; January 1 on voluntary donations
, following defeat of a referendum
measure in May which asked for
money on a serial tax levy.
Gene Lear, state extension agent,
spoke to the representatives and
pointed out that 78 per cent of
the extension service money comes
from federal and state funds, with
22 per cent from the county. He
stated that if the service is voted
lout again Lake Countv taxDavers
I would still be paying their part
! of the 78 per cent, with no service
derived from it.
Bonney Optimistic
Recreation, Park
Kiamath FalU Recreation Direc-
ni, Rnnnov trviav reviewed
'the park and recreation picture; creased participation in the play
I with a definite degree of optimism. ground program! was noted this
Th -itv it ornn-no the norK'year. wun tne auuuiun 01 ine
and recreation program is being
concentrated on and a definite in
creased interest and participation
in recreation is being reflected.
Rnnnev first ooints to the exten
sive use of Gem stadium since ill
has become an integral part of
the riiv s recreation facilities.
During the just completed bases Prk being opened 52 full
ball season the Klamath Lakers ' "''
played 33 games in the park, with' Concerning the swim program,
the rental proceeds to the city be-! Bonney explains that more than
ino rnrm.Li The l.Akor further ; 60.000 persons swam at the pool
utilized the park for 30 practice
r
SCSSlCns. iul ocyieinuvi. rva a 'v
t In addition, the other baseball, Red Cross assisted water safety
and softball units within the city
played more than 84 games in the
:park and held 14 practice sessions, saving, aides, instructors, inter
iwith the city realizing $'J26 in per-1 mediate, beginning and seasoned
centage gate fees. Participation by swimmers,
the latter groups included such as' Mrs., May .Myers, Red Cross wa
teams with the American Legion, er safety chairman for the Klam
League. the Babe Ruth League, the aih County chapter, recently in
Basinettes, the stale softball tour- formed Bonney and members of
ney. the men s softball association
'nnri OthPr C UM.
i "But that isn't the important
'factor." Bonney stressed, "The
I meat on tne Done is tnai item
Stadium accommodated more than
! 10,000 spectators during the 1!t55'
i5t fiscal vear and provided enter-
Itainment for approximately 20.000
'during the just concluded summer,
The fitjure considers attendance at"" "-""" v'v
gii hoii inr-inHino th i7.i'ere conducted for 63 days, with
477 persons attracted by the Laker
"That is just the approximate!
mimhop ni nuriiinri " h adrU i
"when vou consider that there are' Program, approximately 53 base
just about 20 team members with i baU a softball clubs kept the
f ih hail nihc iL-hinh au,lgrass from growing too high at
'action on the field, the number of
persons who took advantage of thcil'e,n aiauium aim ivmaius rar. j
facilities is considerablv more." I The team entries represented
In addition to the summer use. slightly more than 1.000 players,
the stadium this fall will be util- th squads being from the ban
ized hv snmi- nf the high school tarn, pec-wee, midget and Babe
i teams for night football games,'""'" leagues, as well as the J3as-
1 Merrill and Henley are scheduled1
'for the stadium on Friday night,
September 21: the Henley-Chiloquin
game is scheduled there Septem-'
ber 28: Bonanza and Chiloquin will
play there October 12, and Hen
ley and Phoenix are tentatively1
: scheduled for action in the park
October 19.
Shifting his sites to other activ-1
LICENSE SUSPENDED
DUNSMUIR-Earl Leroy DeSil
va, 22. of Redding was fined $105
in judicial court Monday after be
ing found guilty of reckless driv
ing, and his driver's license sus
pended for 15 days. The charge
stemmed from a motorcycle ride
through Dunsmuir on September
4, officers said. DeSilva was ar
rested in Redding on Sunday on a
warrant.
GREASE FIRE
City firemen early last night re
ported to the 713 North Ninth
Street home of Mrs. Bernade
Rockon, to extinguish a fire
caused by grease on the stove
pipe. No damage was reported.
HEAR - SEE
KOTI-TV and KBES-TV
Phil Hitchcock
Wed. - 7:00 p.m.
Pres. Eisenhower
Wed. - 8:15 p.m.
.Pd. Adv. KUm. C.
Rrpnb. Ont. C'cmm.
Co. ProcLr, Cb.
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Hies within the city's recreation
structure. Bonney adds that in
Moore Park wading pool opera
tion on a 53-day basis, more than
14,087 children made themselves
available to the parks and play
programs during the past summer.
The majority of the supervised
play areas operated 40 half days
! during the summer, with the Ki-
during the summer and early days
r ? , I A. n nipt nt tho
I program, more man boo youins
I were certified in the fields of life
(he park and recreation board that
waainnul rinwtnrc nf thp HPfl f mR
nrosram feel that the Klamath
fails program compares favorablyj
- with those usually lound in cities
0f 50,000 or more.
:texis PROGRAM
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. A definite upswing was noted
m participation in the Tennis in-
average daily attendance be-
In -ddition' to the other phases
of the widespread city recreation
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