WKDNFSDAY. .IfLY 23. 1958
HERALD AVD NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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SATURDAY NIGHT'S ROUNDUP DANCE will bring Hurshel Clothier and his Oklahoma
Travelers to Klamath Falls for their initial appearance in the Northwest. The Travelers
have been organized for 10 years, but they are so well known in Oklahoma, Missouri
and Kansas that they have kept busy in that area. Their music is modern western swing
with a good program of current popular tunes. The band records for Hu-Se-Co. Satur
day's 10 to 2 dance at the Old Armory will also feature Lefty Friiiell, Freddie Hart and
Little David who are among the nation's top western stars. ,
OTI Dean Talks
To Farm Women
Frank Stanko, dean of men at
Oregon Technical Institute, spoke
on the "Financial Needs of Stu
dents At OTI," July 18 before
members of the Klamath County
Farm Bureau Women.
His topic covered the financial
needs of the average student and
compared the value of scholar
ships to a student loan fund. The
loan fund, the speaker said, is of
far more benefit to the student
than a scholarship.
Farm Bureau women here have
established a student loan fund for
use at OTI and are working out
plans to raise money for the fund.
The first undertaking will be the
dressing of dolls to be ready for a
doll bazaar before Christmas.
Assistance is being sought from
high school girls, alumni of OTI,
parents ot alumni or other inter
ested persons in dressing the dolls
to be provided by members of the
Farm Bureau Women. If interested
contact Mrs. Fred Rueck, Bonan
za, or Mrs. Dot Sliger, Klamath
County Farm Bureau office, TU
2-3021.
On The Record
SISKIYOU COUNTY
BIRTHS
MACGIVWN Born to Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley G. Macgivrin. Dunemuir.
in Mount Shasta Community Hospital
juiy id, a oaugmer.
DI'HBIN Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Durbin. Dunsmuir, In Mount
Shasta Community Hospital July 16.
a daughter.
AOUILA Born to Mr. anrf Mrs.
Frank B. Aquila. Weed. In Mount
Shasta Community Hospital July 18, a
uaugmer.
Two-thirds of all the manufactur
ing jobs in South Carolina are in
the textile industry.
'You All Found
In The Bible
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Sup
pose David had walked up to
Goliath and informed the giant:
"I'm going to stone you all."
It would nave been good bibli
cal language, said P. J. Zonder
van, Grand Rapids, Mich., presi
dent of Gideons International.
Zondervan said "you all" Isn't
just a colorful Southern expression
it's found in many parts of the
Bible. He added the expression be
came common in the South be
cause that area is the Bible Belt.
Woman Plans
Island Claim
SACRAMENTO. Calif. (AP) -
A woman who says she represents
300 descendants of early Califor
nia financier Mark Hopkins said
last night the group plans to file
a claim for Yerba Buena Island
in the middle of San Francisco
Bay.
Mrs. Estelle Latta of Durham,
N.C., said the group also has re-
corded a notice of interest in
about 500,000 acres in Sacramento,
Placer and Alameda counties. The
land belonged to the Central Pa
cific Railroad, of which Hopkins
was part owner. j
Mrs. Latta claims to be a great-
grandniece of Hopkins. She is the!
author of "Controversial Mark
Hopkins" and "The Great Ras
cal," books about Hopkins' activities.
Hopkins joined Charles Crocker,
Collis P. Huntington and Leland
Stanford to form the Central Pa
cific, the Western link in the first
transcontinental railroad.
Yerba Buena Island is the mid
way point of the San Francisco
Oakland Bay Bridge.
Inspector Foils
Bank Robbery
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Police
Inspector Mike Dower was in
front of the Bank of America day
and night branch when his radio
blared: "Bank robbery at Bank
of America day and night
branch."
Just then a man ran out, pur
sued by two bank employes. Wilh-
tn two mocks the employes caught
Fred Ortiz, 28, who had a paper
bag containing $6,240
Dower followed in his patrol car
and hustled Oritz to jail. The
prisoner was charged with sus
picion of armed robbery.
White Horse Picnic
Slated For July 27
MOUNT SHASTA John L.
Brown, former resident of the
White Horse Lumber Camp of the
McCloud River Company, has an
nounced that the annual White
Horse picnic at Burney Falls would
Be held Sunday. July 27.
There will be a picnic dinner
served at the state park camp
grounds, end all former residents
of While Horse are invited to at
tend. It is staged for 1 p.m.
White Horse was one of the
famed lumber camps of three dec
ades ago. Many former residents
come from various points in the
West to mingle again with old
friends and neighbors who lived
there.
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the World has never looked so good. Over 63,000
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Out there, on the other side of the Fir Curtain, are
168,000,000 Non-Oregonians. The majority of
those deserving unfortunates have never been to
our state. A lot of them would visit Oregon and
our glorious 1959 Centennial if they could.
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THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT
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Well, this may seem hard to believe, but a lot
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