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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1959)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamalh Falls. Ore. Wednesday. .Tulv 2!. 1950 PAGE FIVR Court Records KLAMATH r Al t H MINKIPAL TOI'BT Don Arthur MilU, drunk. $25 or 12't dayi William Smith, vagrancy, f 100 nd 0 dayi. Frlix Thtwt, vagrancy, 1100 and 90 days. Mary Bulah Garcia, drunk, 125 or 13', day. Gen Parker, drunk, (25 or ll'i diyg Jnt La Payne, drunk, 135 or 13'? dayi. Patrick Finnegan, drunk, 25 or 13S dayi. Irvin Jack Goodwin, vagrancy, continued. Vyn William Lovetwar, drunk, t23 r 12't daya. I Grare Lalo. drunk driving, posted f 100 bail, continued. . John Joaeph Lynch, drunk, S'J5 or 12 days. David Plentyhoopg, drunk, X25 or ' dayi. Irving E. Jonea, drunk driving, nn operator's license, posted 1105 bail, continued. Jerry Loren Jones, disorderly con duct. MS. Robert McTarland. disorderly con duct, S25. Donald Ray Lace fie Id, disorderly conduct, 125. O. V. Taylor, disorderly conduct, 125. Castina Hunt, drunk, 25 or 12' s days. Frank Lopes, drunk, S25 or 12W days. Jones Milton Hendrirks. vagrancy, 100 and 50 days; disorderly conduct, M and 25 days. Albert Austin, vagrancy, $100 and 50 aays. John J. Lunch, drunk, t25 or 12'a days. Ernest Alfred Odom, drunk, US or 121 days. Yvonna J ark son, drunk driving, post ed flOO bail, continued. Leo Davis McCraney, drunk, 125 or 12' days Earl Melvtn McCraney. drunk, t25 or 123 daya. Castina Hunt, drunk, S2& or 12's days. Morris Everett Roy, drunk, $25 or 13' days James Dawson Pritrhard, disorderly conduct. $25: drunk, $25 Duane Edward Matt, drunk. $25 or 12 days. Emanuel Mote, drunk. $23 or 12't days. Peter John Martinet, drunk, $25 or 12', days. Ora Curtis Tuter, drunk, $25 or 12' days. Raymond Jarkson. drunk and cane. (25 or 12' davs. Skeeter Warren, drunk, $25 or 12'a davs. One Juvenile was arrested for reck less driving, two for burglary, three for discharging firearms in the city limits and three for tratlic violations. On The Record CITY BRIEFS Klamath County Youths To Take Part In Range Camp Forty Kiners The class of 1949 of Klamalh Union High School will hold a reunion meeting Thurs day, July 30, at 7:30 p.m. in the Wtllard Hotel. Everyone is urged to attend as the reunion wilt be August 8. Four Klamath County boys will take part in a Youth Range Camp sponsored by the Pacific Northwest section of the American Society of Range Management in Logan Val ley, 22 miles east of Seneca. They will leave Klamath Falls at White Shrine officers of Naomi!7 a.m. Monday. KLAMATH FALL BOY MA la EN tsorn to Mr. ana Mrs. Stanley Matsen Jr. July 27 In Klam- - ath valley Hospital a boy, weighing Ihs . 8 ou. PETERS Born to Mr. and Mrs. James-Peters July 27 in Klsmatn val ley Hospital a boy, weighing 7 lbs , 6' o.s. by G. Brown July 26 in Klamalh Val ley Hospital, a boy,, weighing 7 lbs.. B'. nzi. CLEVEN Born to Mr. and Mrs. ' Glen Cleven July 24 In Klamath Val- ' ley Hospital, a boy, weighing 6 lbs.. ' 13 "4 nrs. KENNEDY Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Boy Kennedy July 25 in Klamath Val ley Hospital, a boy, weighing 8 lbs., 2 Of- MACFARLANE Born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacFarlane July 26 1 In Klamath Valley Hospital, a boy, weigh ing ll lbs., id ozs. . PETERSON Born to Mr. and Mrs Jack H. Peterson July 24 in Klamath Valley Hospital, a boy, weighing 7 lbs, 3 ozs. RHINE Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Rhine July 24 In Klamath Valley Hos pital, a boy, weighing 9 lbs., UJ4 ou. ROUFS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Roufs July 24 in Klamalh Valley Hospital, a boy, weighing 7 lbs, STAHL Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Star. I July 24 In Klamath Val ley Hospital, a boy, weighing 5 lbs. 7 'it on. watsun uorn to Mr. ana mrs Richard Watson July 24 in Klamath Valley Hospital, a boy, weighing lbs. GIRLS CALLICOTT Born to Mr. and Mrs Lester L. Callicott July 27 In Klamalh Valley Hospital a girl, weighing 7 lbs. : ozs. JOHNSON Born to Mr. and Mrs. Inhnm. Ii.tu 07 In Klamath Vnl ozs. STERRITT Born to Mr. and Mrs, James Sterrltt July 27 in Klamath ' Valley Hospital a girl, weighing 7 lbs. ozs. OiOW-A li Aw Mr Wal v fred Backa July 24 In Klamath Valley - MrMnftal. a airl. weiahina 7 lbs.. 7 ori. r. FREEMAN Born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Freeman July 24 In Klamath i. Valley Hospital, a girl, weighing lbs.. 14 ozs. Boys: 327 Girls: 261 KLAMATH COJ'NTT district rot rr John 'Joseph Fiveash. fall drive on right half highway, dismissed motion district attorney. George Lyle, passing insufficient clearance, IT 50. Richard Frank Babcnck, violation basic rule, $10. 1 James Harold Creager, following too closely, S7.50. Charles William Herrall, violation basic rule. Sto. Melvln Lee Chiloquin. no operator's license. S7 50. Jamea Russell Bristol, no stop light, $7 50. Charles Richard Lewis, escape from custody, request trial with jury; set August 13 at 10 a.m. Bond set 9350. Remanded to sheriff. Samuel James Mnorehouse. no PUC permit, dismissed .motion district at torney. Floyd George Young, fail stop at stoo sign. 93. Ben Fav Mitchell, violation baste lie. $22. M. Carl Victor Johnson, fail atop at stop si en. S.V Clyde Lois Whitmtre. violation basic rule. $13.50 Marlon Andrew Roper, fail dim head lights." $5. Gerald Thomas Ragle, no rut per mit, $2.1, Shrine No. 5, remember practice begins promptly at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, July 30, at the Masonic Temple. Mrcting Klamaih Gem and Mineral Club will hold its regular meeting on Thursday, July 30. at the National Guard Armory, 2501 Shasta Way, at 7:30 p.m. Visitors welcome. A Cappella Choir Reunion for all former members of the KUHS a cappella choir is set for August 8 at 6:30 p.m. In the high school cafeteria to honor Andrew Loney Jr. Dinner and all expenses cost $2.50. If not contacted by mail phone TU 4-7287 for reservations and information. Their expenses are paid by local businesses and organizations. Boys and their sponsors are Donald Born. Klamath Falls. Simplot Soil Builders, and Albers Feed and Farm Supply; Nicky Kirby. Klam- ! ath Falls, J. W. Kerns: Richard, Clark. Malin, Pacific Supply Co-j operative, and Joe Kerns, Keno. Klamath Cattlemen's Association. The range -camp is held eachj year in a different portion of Ihe slate to give boys a chance to learn a little of range manage-j ment, range vegetation and how' to tell whether a range is in good shape. 1 ! They will also receive training in I conservation and wildlife manage ment, camping, fishing, hunting and sou and range judging. Instructors will be Barry N Freeman, range management spe cialist at Oregon Slate College Chuck Waldron of the forest serv ice at John Day, Bill Currier of the forest service at Portland. Bill Parrel!, Grant County agent; Jim Yoakum, bureau of land manage ment. Vale: Fied Greenfield, range service at Bend, and possibly olh- . Freeman is state committee chairman in charge of the range camp. Klamath County committeemen are Gene Cox of the soil conser vation service, chairman; Francis Skinner, county agent's office; 'First National Bank in Klamath Keith Ma the. son of the experiment i Falls, and Jim 0'Donahue of the station, Dorman Turner of the I J. W. Kerns Company. Don't Ntgltct Slipping FALSE TEETH Do fait teeth drop, slip or wobbla when you talk, eat, faugh or sneeze? Don't be annoyed and embarrassed by such handicaps. FASTEETH, an alkaline tnon-acid powder to tprln kl on your plates, keeps false teeth more firmly set.Otve confident feel ing of security and added comfort. No eummv. gooev. Dastv taste or feel- C.,N- l; . , ., ling. Ull rnviKtCin wu; mm uiu specialist for the soil conservation counter gverywhere. B3 KLAMATH PUMICE & TILE CO. 1640 OWENS ST. Out South 6th Across The Overpass And Turn Right On Owens Street At Cherub Diaper Service . . . For The Finest In . . . PUMICE BUILDING BLOCKS ARSON PLA1NF1ELD, N. .1. AP Three limes the four hoys tried to set tire to Barlow School. First they tried it with railroad flares: then by saturating drapes with rubber cement; then by setting newspapers afire in the basement. But they didn't succeed. Instead, they were caught and the four of them, three 12 and one 11, faced juvenile court action. LOOK! House Leveling and Concrete Foundations. No Down Payment. 60 months to pay. Phone TU 4-8866. 8IRK1VOII COUNTY ' BIRTHS ANZO Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse - Anzo. Mount Hebron. July 16. in the : Siskiyou County General Hospital, a boy. " ' HENDERSON Born to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Henderson. Happy Camp. July lfl. in the Siskiyou County General ' Hospital, twin boys. MORGAN Born to Mr. and Mrs. '-' J. P. Morgan Jr., Yreka. July lfl. In the Siskiyou County General Hospital, a elrl. Borcnls Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ftoyd Borgnls, Yreka. July 20. In tha Siskt you County General Hospital, ft girl SISKIYOU COUNTY MARRIAGE. ' ' Donald H. Coslellow, 23, San Fran- Haco. Katharine A. Mams, at, yrena. " Charles E, Perklnson, 33, San Mateo, - Opal E. Doyle, 3fi, Fetaluma. DIVORCES Maxine L. Barron va. Talmarige A. Barron. Seeks divorce. Ruby J. Wagner vs. Andrew M. ;'" Wagner. Final decree granted. Marjorle A. Welllver vs. Robert L. Welllver. Final decree granted. Carol H. Gordon vs. Lee Gordon. Seeks divorce. Robert Jerrers Embree, fail display license, $9. Elayne Anne Ru Hedge, fail stop at stop sign, S3. Bud Chester watah. intoxicated pub lic highway, entered plea of not guilty; requested time1 to advise court as to trial by Jury; bail set at S50. Re manded to custody of sheriff. Emery Parker, intoxicated puhltc highway, entered plea of not guilty; requested time to advtse court as to trial by jury: ball set at $50. Remand ed to custody of sheriff. Neva Angeline Moses. Intoxicated public highway, 10 days county Jail committed. Eddie Lynn Welble, violation basic rule. Sis. Lenard Ray Lee, violation basic rule. S12.50. Fred Hennen Beymer Jr., fall dis play license, $5. Fred Hennen Beymer Jr., fall atop at stop sign. 5. William Frank Pantekoek, combina tion overload, $27. Gerald Leroy Parka, tandem axle overload, $33. Jerry Alexander Watkin, violation basic rule, S8.S0. Seth Madison Bullis Jr.. violation basic rule, $11.50. Thomas Walter Lassett, violation basic rule. S14. Verne James Cimfl, violation, basic rule. $9.50. Clifford Andrew McCoy, pass Insuf ficient clearance, $7.50. Richard William Roderick, combina tion overload, $41. Barbara Metswinkel, violation basic rule, $10. Squire Vivian Pickett, fall stop at stop sign, .t. Melvln Dale Luttrell, . fall stop at stop sign, s. Ray Copeland. obtaining money and property by false pretenses, waived preliminary hearing: ordered held to grand Jury: bond continued at $1,500; remanaea to sheriff. Russell Berdean Scott, combination overioaa, )). Elmer Mat Erlel, combination over, load. $03. Bud Chester Watah, intoxicated pub lic nignway, son. Oren Riddle, intoxicated public place, $35 or 15 days in lieu of fine; com- m i uea. Orvllle Benjamin Lawver. Intoxicat ed upon public highway, $50. Roselda Jackson Lawver, Intoxicat ed upon a publio highway, $35. Mary Irene Cornell, petit larceny. request aaanionai time to enter Dlea consult an attorney given July 29 at 3 p.m.; bond aet at $250, remanded io cusioay. Charley Terrenee Williams, intoxi- caiea in a private place. $33. Robbie William Mitchell, vagrancy, "the best place to shop . . . after all' C2 Greater Reductions! Annual July Clearance . Still In Progress Terrific Savings On All-Season Coats, Suits Dresses Free Parking Use Your Charge Acct. Hildebrand Fire Breakouts Held Two small ires broke out about S p.m. Tuesday just north of the big Hildebrand burn, but each was tntained "to just spots," the ; KFPA said. KFPA, O.C. and E. Railroad and ' Klamath Indian Reservation crews ',' got on the two blazes immediately. That was the only fire activity :. reported today. No calls were re-:- ceived by city or outlying depart .. ments. ,' The Welcome Wagon :; . Hostess . Will Knock on Your Door with Gifts & Greetings . from Friendly Business, ;:; Neighbors ana xour Civic and Social Welfare Leaders On the occasion of: y Arrival of Newcomers to Klamath Falls '' Ho cost or obligation : rhone TU 2-0834 BOGATAY'S FINAL CHJEMMICE! mm VALUES TO $12.95 r VALUES ' TO $14.95 O LIFE STRIDE O DEBS I f JOYCE l STRAW FLATS O NATURALIZERS O JOYCE ll VALUES TO 10.95 5 00 it ?: 100 PAIR CHILDREN'S BUSTER BROWN VALUES 1 99 TO 8.99 4 Last Chance!! Wonderful Values!! FINAL DAYS -- THURS.-FRL- SAT. Only!! SHOP NOW! SAVE NOW! Good Assortment-Good Values Shoes Qn Sale For The Whole Family SHOES 617 MAIN 0 Sill LA MY OJ T 2 DAY: Here's Timely Merchandise You Would Have Paid Dollars More For Just A Few Days Ago. COME IN AND SAVE! Women's Patio Dresses REDUCED The finest cotton georgette, gen erously trimmed with metallic braid. Populor year 'round style. Sizes 10 20. SECOND FLOOR 12 00 Men's Tropical Suits REDUCED Your opportunity to be cool and save. Blends of wool doc ron, or londacron. Some wash 'n' wear. Shop early ond SAVE MAIN FLOOR 19 88 ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED BOY'S Short Sleeve Shirts You'll want to stock up when you come in and see this large group. Includes DAN RIVER ploids, embossed cottons at well as many more. Size 4-18. pASEMENT as wen I5' SPECIAL PURCHASE GINGHAM YARDAGE Terrific selection of woven jing homl in Foil prints that one would ordmarly buy at much higher price. Ideal tor Back To School BALCONY 2- 1 00 SAVINGS FOR WOMEN SPORTSWEAR, Entire Stock Reduced! Mid-Calf Pants - Jamaica Shorts Sport Tops - SUMMER SKIRTS REDUCED! Many Styles, Many Fabrics, Sizes 10-18 r3 44 ,247344 SLEEVELESS BLOUSES Broadcloths CottonDacron blends. Prints and Plains , 1 50 SUMMER DRESSES Entire Stock Reduced Cottons, Nylons, Bembergs. O 88 88 Misses - Half - Junior Sizes efa I St summer White purses reduced Your Favorite Styles, Seasons Popular Color 77 P.T. ENTIRE STOCK SUMMER MATERNITY WEAR 2-Pc. Dresses, Smock Tops, O 88 O 88 Sportswear Mm I O SAVINGS FOR GIRLS SUMMER ROBES REDUCED ' Printed Embossed Cottons 1 Broken Sizes I SLEEPWEAR, All Summer Styles Reduced Baby Dolls, Paiamas, 3 Piece Sets 1 22 22 Sizes 8 - 16 I Mm DACRON BLOUSES REDUCED Cute Dressy Styles, H 00 Broken Sizes i PRINTED COTTON SKIRTS REDUCED Just a few, Shop Early. ' 1 00 1 00 Sizes 3 14 I Mm SAVINGS FOR TODDLERS ENTIRE STOCK OF SPORTSWEAR Blouse Midcalf, Midriff Short, Blouse - Shorts 88 PLAYSUITS CRAWLERS REDUCED Seersucker, Cotton Twill, Baby Cord. Sizes V - 4 ... 22 BOY'S SHIRT and PANT SETS Good Selection, Shop Early. Sizes 3-4 '. Reduced r82 88 Boy's Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Reduced Gingham Plaids, Embossed Cottons. OQ Sizes 1 Vi - 4 WW Boy's MESH VESTEE SHIRTS REDUCED Cute, Cool Styles. Just a few O l Sizes l'i - 4 Mm I I ABSORBENT TRAINING PANTS White, Cotton. Shop Early. Sizes 1 - 3 41 SAVINGS FOR MEN WASHABLE COTTON JACKETS REDUCED Several Styles and Fabrics. O 00 O 00 Broken Sizes Mm I 5 CENTENNIAL DERBYS REDUCED Black; All Sizes. Save At Only CENTENNIAL VESTS REDUCED Brocades, Metallic Stripes. Sizes 40 - 46 50 2" ACRILAN POLO SHIRTS REDUCED Machine Washable, Cool. Sizes S-M-L , MEN'S MID-CALF PANTS REDUCED Ideal for that leisure time wear. Sizes 30 - 38 WASH 'N WEAR SLACKS REDUCED 55 Dacron 45 Rayon Limited Quantity Broken Sizes 22 I 00 00 SAVINGS FOR BOYS STRIPED COLLAR POLO SHIRTS REDUCED Good Selection. Shop Early. J 00 Sizes 4 - 14 I Boy's and Junior Boy's WESTERN STRAWS Lots of Hot Weather Ahead. OC OQ dbJ OO All Sizes WASH 'N WEAR SLACKS REDUCED 55 Dacron 45 Rayon, Many Colors. Sizes 6 - 18 I 88 CENTENNIAL POLO SHIRTS REDUCED Whit with Large Centennial jt c Emblem. Sizes 4-18 OO MISCELLANEOUS SAVINGS 60" WIDTH RAYON PANELS REDUCED White Only, Full 81" Lengths. AQ C Just A Few 7 60" WIDTH DACRON PANELS REDUCED White Only. Full 81" Lengths. Hurry 99 00 00 DRAPERY FABRICS Reduced To Clear Prints and Plains. 43" and , 36" Widths 2 Yds. I EMBOSSED COTTON BEDROOM ENSEMBLE Matching Drapes 4.00, Shams 1.75 Spread - Twin - Full 5.00 NOTIONS! NOTIONS! NOTIONS! Everything Imagineable, A e Your Choice At " 00 KITCHEN TERRY TOWELS Absorbent, No Ironing. Fast Drying SPECIAL 5 1 00 3 I ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED GIRLS' Summer Sportswear A large group Including Mid Colt Pants, Shorts, 3-Pioce Sets, Bloutes and Sport Tope. Many styles and fabrics priced to sova you money. OOc 044 Shop Early. OO SECOND FLOOR ODDS 'N' ENDS RUMMAGE TABLE One er two of kind, soiled items, but all priced to fo. Com in and look through them and SAVE. Shop Early. MAIN FLOOR MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS REDUCED A wide variety o styles In cot tons and rayon blends, bath prints and plains. Shop early while selections a r a complete. siioi s-m-l. Ann . IVV MAIN FLOOR Mm SPECIAL PURCHASE GIRL'S DRESSES A real value, and just In tim for Back-To-School. Plaids, prints In cute styles, Sises AAA 4.o. . 2.25. elVU SECOND FLOOR SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! FACTORY CLOSEOUTS -- ODD LOTS REDUCED $1.50 - $2.00 - 3.00 Women's ond Girl's Stylet All Priced So You Save, Many, Many Stylet In Casual Flats, Canvas, Straw and i BASEMENT BE THRIFTY - USE PENNEY'S LAY-AWAY
