THt'PSDAV, NOVEMBER 6. 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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"And as soon as they're old enough to go to bed with
out a whimper, we'll be staying awake half the night
listening for them to come in!"
Police Locate
Near Site Of
A California car stolen from a
downtown Klamath Falls street
was recovered near Dorris Tues
daysome 12 hours after its loss
was reported.
Nearby, officers found a South
ern Pacific tamper box which had
been broken into. An amazing
amount of tools was missing.
The two locations were some
half-mile apart.
John W. Winsell of Redding said
he had left his 1052 car near the
Pelican Theater at ):30 p.m. Mon
day to find a place to eat. At
midnight he told police the car
was missing.
A police network teletype mes
sage arrived in city police head
quarters at 4:43 p.m. Tuesday say
ing the car had been recovered
rear Dorris. All four wheels and
hubcaps were missing, the mes
sage said, and the car had been
thoroughly ransacked.
Additionally, Southern Pacific Of
ficer Bill Warren said the rail
road tamper box half a mile away
had been entered by breaking a
lock. Missing were enough tools
to open a car repair shop. The!
loot included:
Two hand grease guns, four cres
cent wrenches, a set of sockets,
a set of end wrenches, three mon
key wrenches, a set of Allen
wrenches, two screw drivers, three
box wrenches, a lead hammer and
pair of chrome pliers.
Officers said the .persons who
drove the car into California must
have been well acquainted with the
territory to avoid the California
checking station.
Also reported to city police:
Lester Stevens, a downtown hotel
resident, said he was strongarmed
in the rest room of a local tavern
at 6 p.m. Tuesday. He said four
men accosted him, robbed him of
his wrist watch and four dollars,
end punched him in the jaw.
Four hours later police arrested
two brothers in a downtown tavern
in connection with the robbery.
Winfield Chiloquin, 32. Chuuqu'n,
was charged with strongarm rob.
bery and Melvin Lee Chiloquin, 28,
Chiloquin, was arrested for vagran
cy.
Other thefts reported:
Anton Moen. janitor at the Pas.
time, said his pickup truck was
broken into Tuesday night but
nothing was taken; Fred Francis
ef Chiloquin said the wing win
dow of his car parked Deiwecn
Sixth and Seventh on Main was
broken and a suitcase of clothes
was taken: and a gas station at
Twelfth and Main said various va
rieties of oils had been stolen.
Two minor accidents were re-
fwirtpH:
Henry N. Ring, 2104'i South
Rixth Street, was cited for follow
ing too closely when his car struck
the rear of a car which James
E. Vague. Route 2, was driving
into a driveway at Adams and
South Sixth.
Jess Curry. 2U6 Homedale Road,
and Frank W. Borges, Kenn, coi
lided when Curry was trying to
Stolen Car
Tool Theft
make a left turn on South Sixth
Street. No citations.
Robert Zehm of Yakima, Wash
inglon, found a wallet on U.S. 97
in miles north of town which po
lice are holding for Alice Hood of
Chiloquin. The loss had not been
reported. Officers said the wallet
contained three dollars and per
sonal papers.
James L. Young. 426 North Third
Street, said the left rear tire of
his car parked in front of his house
had been slashed clear through
Monday night or Tuesday morning.
Aides Attend
Farm Meeting
Two directors of the Klamath
Lake National Farm Loan Associ
ation will attend the annual four
state conference of NFLA repre
sentatives in Spokane on Novem
ber 11 and 12.
L. J. Horlon, president of the
hoard of directors, announced that
Bryant Williams, association secretary-treasurer
and Vancil With
ers of Paisley, vice president, have
been selected to represent the local
credit institute at the Spokane
meeting. Two delegates from each
of the 65 national farm loan asso
ciations in Idaho, Montana. Oregon
and Washington are expected to
attend.
Guest speakers will include
Frank W. Peck of St. Paul, a mem
ber of the Federal Farm Credit
Board: Fred W. Gilmore, deputy
governor and director of land bank
service, Farm Credit Administra
tion, Washington, D.C: William J.
Holman of Boise, chairman of the
12th district farm credit board;
H. E. Ellis, Great Falls, Montana,
vice chairman of the board, and
Fred A. Knutsen, president of the
Spokane Land Bank.
RETIRED TEACHERS MEET
The Retired Teachers group
met at the YMCA on Saturday. Oc
tober 18. Special music was fur
nished by several of Mrs. fred-
ericksons pupils, Barbara Cody.
Roberta Pence, Janice Parr and
Jerry Ross. A donation to the
nurse s association was made in
memory of Mrs. Lydia Howard.
The group agreed to make the
YMCA the regular meeting place.
SHORTER NAME
HONOLULU tAP) When Gwerv
dolyn Kekino applied for a job at
Hawaiian Pineapple Co. she pro
duced a birth certificate listing a
middle name 6i letters long.
Her family Uses only the last
six letters of the 65. iney call
her "Piikea."
SCOUT NEWS
LAKEVIEW CUBS
LAKEVIEW - Cub Scout Pack
13 held its annual Halloween par
ty in the Arthur D. Hay School
auditorium, Lakeview, between 7
and 8 o'clock the evening of Oc
tober 30.
The boys, dressed in appropriate
costumes, enjoyed games and ap
ple bobbing. The entertainment was
provided by the den mothers and
members of the various families
were present for the evening.
New cubs honored at the party
were Keith Castel, Richard Cos-
grove, Billy Haugen. David Neal,
Gary Moss, Doug Clause, Tony
Darst. Eddie DeWitt, Mike Fess
ler. Roger Hanagan, David Foster
and Kenneth Beeson. New den
mothers welcomed into the pack
are Mrs. Cliff Haugen, Mrs. Pat
Cosgrove, Mrs. Edward Dewitt and
Mrs. Don Beeson. Other den
mothers include Mrs. Dick Harlan,
Mrs. John Blair, Mrs. Jim McDon
ald and Mrs. Jim Wiseman.
More than 150.000 National
Guardsmen served in the Korean
emergency as trained and ready
citizen soldiers.
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gordlcu of cost or loss. Don't delay . , . this is your
chanco to savo , and save plenty. Buy now for your
self, for Christmas giving, ot prices you'll never find
again this year! Everything In the store has been reduced
except for a few fair trade items. Buy now! Save!
PRICES SLASHED
ON ALL JACKETS
Due to space limitations, these aro just o few of the terrific
jacket bargains available now. Dress and work styles. All at
Bargain prices!
f-SUEDE
Fully lined. Knit
waist. Zip front.
All tiits.
11
Reg.
8.95
Water nptli.nr. Navy
typa. Knit cuff,
collar, woitt.
TANKER
'6"
Boys Jacket
8
Water raaallant. Rail.
With hoed. Quilt
lined.
R.f. 19.95
Double Back
Heavyweight
wools. Dark plaids.
Full cut.
13"
Reg. 22.95 All Wool
CRUISER
Double back and
sleeves. Plaid.
Block Bear's finest.
r
r. NYLON
Waist style.
Quilted lining.
Save Now!
B-29 COAT
Heavyweight. $
Quilted lining. Stern)
cuffs. All liies.
Same with Hood 11.88
BLACK BEAR
Work Jackets
Wool, chopper J
ityle. Plaids.
All siies.
10"
11
88
25. SUEDE
16
Full lining.
Water repellent.
Short style.
88
fur -P A kllEB
Colli
Zip front. Heavy
quilt lining.
All siies.
'8'
TOPCOATS
'22'
Rog. 3S.00. Dressy
styles. Tweeds
and courts.
QUILT LINED
Heavy duty, wotor $
repellent shell. Warm
lining. Grey, ton
6'
100 NYLON
Fleece Jacket
Fully wesh.bl., revors
ible. Only few to
sell at this price!
REG. 17.95
CAR CO
Hip length. Fully S
lined. Popular
school styles.
12'
Boys Jackets
Plastic bather. Knit
wrist. Fully lined.
10-18.
REG. 18.95
Suburban Coat
Smartly styled.
Button front.
Weather resistent.
12
WHIPCORD SETS NOW
DRASTICALLY REDUCED!
100 WOOL TAN GREY GREEN
PANTS I " J, CRUISER
Reg.
14.95
I
$11 OQ I $ 17 QQ
NOW ,. II .0 I NOW ...
Reg. 17.95 JACKETS NOW 14.88
WASHABLE NYLON BLEND
BLACK BEAR WHIPCORDS
PANT 7" Si, Jacket s8"
MATCHING CRUISER CUT TO 9.88
Reg.
1.95
LUGGAGE
20 OFF
Includes discontinued Hum
bert Samsenlte and regu
lar stock metal cases.
JOHN B. STETSON
Renovated HATS
CUT-SLASH J-J OQ
PRICl J'OO
ENTIRE STOCK QUALITY,
SPORT SHIRTS ON SALE
AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ... FAMOUS NAMES
ROBES PRICED TO CLEAR
m.88
Reg. 1.S
100 WOOL
Dressy reyen, heavy tarry
cloth, else v.ilabl at similar
savings!
SUIT STOCK MUST BE CLEARED AT ONCE
REGARDLESS OF COST OR LOSS - SAVE NOW
SALE
REG. 40.00.
100 WOOL
SUITS
Fine quality flannels. AH
sises. Chorcools and greys.
Liquidation price only .
NO ALTERATIONS
REG. 65.00 CIIITC
JUI I e?
.88
FINE WOOL
Fomeus make. Popular
styles. Priced for quick sale
at ust . . .
NO ALTERATIONS
REG. 29.95
SPORT COATS
Special group. Not all siies
or colors. Hurry in tor best
selection. Close-out price
only . . .
$
SUITS
9
SPECIAL GROUP
WORSTED
Herd finish suiting fabrics. C.
Lots of colors. Cut-slash
price only ...
NO ALTERATIONS
ONE GROUP
SPORT COATS
REG. $40.00
SLASHED TO . . .
REG. 50.00 CIIITC
100 WOOL wUI I W
Fine quality all wool wor-(TJrk
sreds. Gobs, novelty weaves. i
Your chance to save plenty. Jp
Cut-slash price only . . . aPr
NO ALTERATIONS
2!
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WORK
DRESS
REDUCED 10 TO 40
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II DRESS SHOES OXFORDS I SHULOK OXFORDS 1
II Reg. 12.95. Genuine Sft9B Black or brown dress 88 Plain toe. "Slugger" $a8S
Kangaroo. Brown or W style. All siies. 1 I ! Gd for school. I I
I black. Complete siies I Famous make! 1 JjI
n""" rT!!!! REG. 12.00
J SCOTCH GRAIN WORK SHOES "MOC" TOE
tragu. styla. Rugged 5,88 auK!,!' '7" $0"
sola" Black only. 7 wl wid.'h. B"9',n O
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Check These CLOSE-OUT PRICES!
BROKEN SIZES - DISCONTINUED NUMBERS OF WORK
'N' DRESS SHOES UP TO 40 OFF.
O BNoErsLOT LOGGER TYPE BOOT LACE tr0egT09E,5 6.88
ALL COWBOY BOOTS CUT IN PRICE!
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100 WOOL WHITE STAG WATER REPELLENT
PUID COATS 5UEDE COATS TOPCOATS
Reg. 27.50. Discontinued Reg. 22.50. Fully lined,
3 button dress S A 88 lin(. Most ' (ilAIl water repellent. ' if 88
style. Clearenca I I ,IeI. Fully I Belted waist. I S
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ALL DRESS SLAX PRICED TO CLEAR!
REG. 12.95
100 WOOL SLAX
Flonnoli, oobi, $ A 8B
novolty woovei. All
at ono low prieo!
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ONE GROUP
Orion Sweaters
Famous make.
100 washable,
Good colors.
All siies.
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88
REG. 9.95
WASH 'N WEAR
Famous mako blondt
for aaiy carol
Drafts styla.
6"
SORRY
Due To Slothed Prices
No Alteration!
On Sole Goods,!
11"
REG. 16.95
FINE WOOLS
Our best line.
Shorks, gabs, wor
stedt. Complete
selection!
WOOLNYLON
SPORT SHIRTS
Completely washable.
Sport style. $
Nice selection.
Terrific price!
5
88
FOUR HOLER
SWEATER VEST
All wools. Neat 5
trims. Sleeveless styls
S, M, L, XL.
6"
ONE GROUP
WOOL SWEATERS
Speciol group priced
to cleorl Hurry
tor these!
'4"
REG. 7.95
Coat- Sweaters
Popular style lor
work or dress.
All wool.
REG. 8.95-618
100 WOOL
SPORT SHIRTS
Reg. $ J 88
10.95
DRESS TYPE - S8.88
SAVE NOW
SWEAT SHIRTS
Pull-aver style. Red, Srt 58
white, yellow. I
All siies. 1
WITH HOOD S2.68
OREGQ
COTTON
FLANNEL SHIRTS
Sport or dress collar. Sri 9)
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big savings! I
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