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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore.
Sunday. April 10. IQflO
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Court Records
KLAMATH FALLS
MUNICIPAL COURT
Jne Wahl, drunk. ?. or five days
Herman Thompton, drunk, l?J or five
davt.
Carl Lloyd Brown, rtrunk, $JS of five
Harold Eugene Warren, drunk, MS
Cleo Henry Friemn, drunk, 175
William Mathews John ion, drunk. $?S,
or rive gays.
Wil
KLAMATH COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
i Warren Hall., no operator'
Hummed moon diMnci aitor
licemt
ney
Billy Charles Bowie,, driving while
right to apply for operator'! license iui
penrJM, five days end 1) 50 fine end cost,
paid, hve days suspended.
Mitchell flyrd, assault with a danger
out weapon, preliminary hearing held,
held to grand ury; released on U.JOf
bail posted
Harvey Lee Atevins, driving whil
right to apply for operator's license sus
pendtd, tvt days and HW fin and cost
paid; tlvt days suspended.
William Michael Badorek tail display
license, lb.
William Albion Clarke Jr., no opera
tor's license, 1
Thomas Theodore Zupan, driving whilf
intoxicated, enter plea of not guilty; re
quest tor ury trial, let April 76 at IC
a m Released on UOO hail posted
William August Jackal, tail display
combine weight, J SO I
mlation basic
Weather Table
RIVALS for he office of sfudunt body first vice presi
dent At Klamath Union High School for next school year
ere Gingor Learning, left, and Patty Anderson. During
a campaign sign-painting splurge Wednesday aftor.
noon, Herald and News Photographer Wes Guderian
caught them in friendly bit of backstage infighting.
They posed, of course.
HE KNOWS"
0
Salely is wrhas an over
worked lopie. but overworked as
I may he it still seems to jn
inheeded by many. With the
playground season starling soon
he Klamath Kalis Parks and
Recreation Department wishes to
stress the importance of observ
ing the posted speed limits and
other salety regulations in and)
Marhn omt winon, ont hfMiigni. ss jarnund local pla grounds and
nugn uituen kick, i.ii oitpia iicensa. . ,
is parks.
B,Un.. oi.t,oo b,t rui. There will be hundreds of small
Yin,) cataria H,rrra, tail stop at children playing in these areas.
' uoTb.",!'Si, no euc swn.M.iThe mere presence of these chil
'' ''len warrants extreme caution
Georgf Kanna, (all display llcanse. ,, , , ,. ,
i;w iorfa.ua I regardless ol speed limits and
Ouslin ArchitMld Malolll. driving whil. 0ler sfety regulations. UlS not
penflad, raauast additional lima; to an let lite Old dpciihctic axiom
to tie posted. 'order In do sometlunK about it
Otto William C'awson, fall slop at1 . . .
stop sign, is. ripply here. I hp time to exercise
Leslie iiiden smut., group aie over- caulion and common sense is
now!
Shasta Weather Summary Savs March Mimics June
' THE HEATHER ELSEYVHERI
MOUNT SHAM A A weather iquite make June in January, il'lhrouuh 25. temneratures ranced First and last weeks of the' Rv THE ASSOCIATED PREsi
summary from the Mount Shasta did make it in March. During the!,,. om the ow 70s , (he ,ow rtuced nearly a)1 the! High Low Pr.
area l-ennrK that uhllA ,1 in t nina.au narinA r,.m I,...U t-? i r J
'. : ! I jover the entire area. It was one precipitation. At Weed and MountlAlhany, snow
lirvri. u ii- -r-i i r- i j f-K A -n f I I nf ,lle lnSest warm spells in Shasta, amounts were slightly Albuquerque, clear
UCININIO I fit MtlNALxt since records were be-labove normal, while from Duib-Ancnorage riouny
gun in lim. muir and McCloud, tiouth. j 'Boston roury
There were eight consecutive amounts were substantially in Bulfalu, cloudy
days of 70 degree temperature in excess of normal. Chicago, clear
W.14 and again in 19.19. The warm-l In spite of the excess rainfall, (Cleveland, cloudy
est day of the month was March eonsiHerably less than .IVnver clear
. i ,V , average snowfa . Mount Shasla'Dcs Moines, cloudy
24 when the mercurv rose to ' " ' . , . , . u- Deimit cloudv
imoasured a total of 12.4 inches fell on, uouuy
77 in Mount Shasta, the warmest L-ompared with an average of Helena, clear
March day recorded in 20 years.i7.4. The greatest depth on the:Honolulu. cloudy
It was onlv one decree cooler ground at any time was six inch- Indianapolis, cloudy
on the third and lourtn. and it v....,
iv y jl
IN HEALTH, FOR YOUI
Good Pharmaciili art info
toad, demurrer tiled, apnear rlale April
11 at 10 m ; W bail posted
Ralston Lynn Thomas, violation basic
rule, 17 V)
Ruth Pickett Mercer, violation baste
rule, r tt.
iSh. v iitlllP I
i Tir
had disappeared completely by!'-"' Angeles, cloudy
.U-Ill(,l.., IKI.1
Miami, clear
the fifth.
At the close of the month, sea
for Mount
Milwaukee, clear
than the all time high for March,
recorded in 1940.
Even so. Mount Shasta was the
cuoieM Sinn ill me aiea. "ecu sona Mrw-jpit at ion
recorded a high of 78. McCloud. Shasta. July 1 through March
0; North Dunsmuir, M, a n d was 22.95 inches, compared with Oklahoma City dear
South Dunsmuir a very summer-3 noimal f dc'idc"I'i0maha, clear '
jsh m of Xtm inches, or about 85 P""" J phi!a(,clphja t.ou(iy
cent of normal. Phoenix, clear
Of the 27 million American work. mm " "Sures " I'lltsburgh. clear
49 33
78 48
36 28
78 51
47 37
46 30
45 26
49 26
57 39
43 22
46 27
72 42
78 68
52 30
56 34
70 51
71 45
76 66
39 25
.New Orleans, cloudy 79 70
53 41
69 42
48 25
57 41
91 59
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02
New York, cloudy
ine state department is spon
soring a recreation exchange
program whereby recreation de
partments throughout the natinni
,,l:,c hi.cl In a (., ,,.,.,..
MKRRII.L The jubilee exposi- ..h'h , lh. ,,s , . I
lion to be held May 7 at thes..v1 h(lll, :r.i
. k'him-ilh l.iirdi'niiMffi; WAKi , . - i
td V , " " , ciepanmcms mnciion. ine KJam
SCOUT NEWS
2 Guns Used In Shooting
ASHLAND (AP) Jackson day two guns were used in the
50 25
3! lers who t!ct a dailv coffee break. S(,m ""ere is little cause loi Portland, .Me., cloudy 49 35
belter than 16 million don't havelalaim as fi"' as a iwlential wa- Portland. Ore., clear 68 38
3. 'to leave their desks or work bench-' !s : A Rapid City, clear 56 M
es. Their coffee is brought to them. PacK '" "7 ,n,thos on "1C ou,n- H'"mond. clear 71 42
Coffee drinking in the C S wcsl slnl,es of Mt- shas,a J,archi-Sl- lM"' tlcar M 31
reached its highesl level in hislorv!2" is onl-v :fi Pc ?? ,lhp l ;,lic clMr 71
last vear. Total consumption was J Rme of )H-5 ""hos- !Sa" cloudy 69 59
more than 390 million cups a dav.1 Chances are good there will San Francisco, cloudy 61 52
An estimated 7 million dollarsjbe a water shortage in ShastajSealtle, clear 64 39
was spent for advertising coffee and Scott valleys, hut no shortage I Tampa, clear R2 56
and tea in daily newspapers in is anticipated in this immediate Washington, clear 66 43
!!. ' ,area. i 'T-Tracp)
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County Sheriff Joe Walsh said Fri-
Pharmacia!. one more reason . missed t the recent ('lib Scout .,, FMs ,.ccrCitllon departnlcn
dap.nd en our Regiiitr.d Photma-jpaik rnecling. Mel Brooks gavc,w be vjsicd jn (hc ncar fu(m.
cm. up-to-date inlormolion !rom"ie cuds suggestions tor a piojcct i)y sut.n fOI-oif,n representativ
leaatng pnarmaciuticai noutti ktp tor the exposition in wnun eacni s n vj , n..ov.de an -x...i.
Jury Indicts
fatal shooting nf Mrs. I-estcr
Hamilton in suburban Ashland
March 15.
Her husband found her body in
the living room of their home.
She had been shot nine times.
The sheriff said it has been es
tablished that five nf the bullets
were from a .22-calihcr revolver
and four from another .22-caliber
FREE DELIVERY
en Drugi, Prescriptions
and Cosmetics
In Klomoth Foils
I Si IN II
iim,u,t,nt...h..nov,s new d,g,, (cn will participate. T,ckets wtll pm oppo;.unlly , Rajn undpr. I MrUOIIAIn
md their uses ... he (teens on ho anr Metri Cuhs w re-l J: ' , .. I IVlVllUlU
MdW.; he mul to btina .u the 1 . ".. . r .... ,.JM""U,"K "e,Kel,n na"nns' an P-
fTfTl in modern Preoption Service. " i" " porlun,ty to erase lalse impres- PORTLAND (AP) - Levi
I Ten boys received awards - sm)nd . hanri jn(0.ma,jon andiMJonald osled bail lor the third Kun. No Runs or empty shells have
Mark Hrooks. his two year pinjih lae movjM. Albert Em-'''m Friday. This was after hisjbeen found,
and lion's badge; Colin Pope, a st(,jn sajd (a, peR(.0 canri0i he arrest Friday on a grand jury Walsh said an inventory shows
Iwo-year pin. silver and gold ar-l.l(,hm,d hy folTe (,, n vindictment charging him with a'lhese items missing: a wallet,, a
row and lion's badge; tar-vjlhruuEh untlerstanding. In our part in (he hurling of a jar ol silver charm bracelet, a set of
Graves, two year pin, gold ar- (mn sma Uilv perhaps we can acid-like substance into the Ore- silver earrings, a man's brown
row and lion's badge. Icontribuie something to such un-igonian Pharmacy Jan. 12. hat and a woman's white leather
.Mike Hatiiil, two year pin na rfcrstandinc. Th. inrfi..im.ni . wt' jacket. Police believe Ihe slaver
nous im.iKt:. u,B .,.,n. ..... , . ,, Th a,-,-ot n( look these articles.
In late May. Ihe Herald and McDonald was made at his Port
News will be publishing the rec-iland home He u;i3 fi'pp nn huit
STARTS
TODAY!
Three electrifying performances... the smash-triumph of three of motion pictures' greatest stars!
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We Give Gold Bond Stamps
MsJHisjrteri Per Yeasr Drtjcj Noeelt T
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7tfi and Main
Phone TU 4-3563
year pin. gold arrow ann non si
hadge; Andy Trujillo. one year
Meanwhile the search continues
for a man reported In have been
pin and lion's badge; Jerry Ham- lcallorl department's 1959 60 an- al the time from charges in Mult- in the Hamilton neighborhood the
mono i. ..nrwii. . n, ,. . ..... ,u,j,i frjjoit. complete with pit-!nomah and Clackamas County of
m i r
inn I "im
liff, silver arrows and Dennis Cup
email, a gold and silver arrow
lures, in Ihe magazine section damage to property by explosives.
liasin Living - watch lor it. M..nnn,.,i was , mur nf Ihe
A pnlluck supper preceded ; 0u. t)lanks to Ri Jenkins and to
negotiating committee of the Ster-
enlvtv,'S t'ninn that cti-iiclr tho
organiialion for their cno.teralion Oregonian and Oregon Journal
..... K-r I ivrni V ST -V. Mil. ine
i nr.iMM ... -. news in vou.
Irecreation hall.
day of the slaying. He was de
scribed as about 25 years old. and
stocky.
The sheriff said there were
fresh heel prints near the house.
He added that these were from
heels like those made at the
fir
TV
HE COUNTRY GIRL
Fm llM play by CMI. OaVu
two previous
OHKRL1N Ohio ifli A man liv- ' iukiip-a unir mn imi mm nin-avHwiirili, Ixan , tederal prls-
in lin,-e is named Ahe President ,.,,, , ,r"l'n ,np nynamiung oi in irucKsin. shoes with such heels are s-
r: lll!aLClMTe h..M t. the k news- Led to members of the armed
,:.u iiri-i-iiiiy. .IOCISO, HIP OCIII-hanAn anH ,,na uiH V ..,,M r i . rj..i
I,, 1. neon Street. 01 u... " .. i-f." luict-s aou to icoeiai convicis
l'"- "'"viiuiv -tii;nKiiiR nia-pairt them to do it.
course. cac monkey, died of pneumonia.! nl, j:.,..:,, . .. .
We hope the celestial 7.okeepersajr M(.l)nnald was jnd;c-(od on
w,l be hind to Jocko md that lhe drug store incident after Carvl
.iinisu, jn iui ii. win retrain irom t i.-..t.:..u m -r n...t i ...
enaw ine nn s-.id mnliaannr'. ... iiaiiu .-..mi , ,ciiiievert savs she saw a w oman
heenlv hide H,nTtr ,McD"nll him ,0 lh driver, her car stuck in a snow-
izz h;e"h.:sifo.s'wne !,p ir ihiT- ,oca",d 'D-n,e,um,s
hope that he has gone where all P TT 1 7' Um h" ,r""k ,he Car' and "7
tgood monkeys go Plans are he-' f ol'blsn appeared before Circuililo clip away the snow from Ihe
ing made to replace the' deceased, 'lu,l,K H"rbci't sdlwab Fl'iriay on rcar tires- Th- sa-vs M,s- Schlie-
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O Golden Fried Chicken
O Deep Fried Jumbo Prawns
CAR HOP SERVICE
DINING ROOM SERVICE
Open 7 Days, A Week
11:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Saturday, 11 a.m. to 2:30 a.m.
Phone TU 2-2040 For Orders To Go!
limn
Thunderbird Drive -In
1850 Main St.
(Formerly Al's Drive-ln)
Acroit From Swimming Pool
Phone TU 2-2040
GKA.SS n.ll'PKHS, VKT!
DKS MOINKS i.fv-Mrs. Waller
THE SCREEN'S EXPLOSIVELY REAL DRAMA OF LOVE AND WAR I
. .i.mi:s a.mk iii:kii's
THE BRIDGES AT TOKO-RI
chimp with another monkey of
the same species.
Starling Ihis summer a week
ly playground schedule will ap
pear in this column. All the ac
tivities, programs and various
other events occurring at city
playgrounds will he listed. We're
planning big things for (he sum
mer months, so if you have a
youngster who says that he can't
find anything to do with his time,
reter him to this column. Sports
and games, handicralts, field
trips, outings, parades, contests,
costume parties and numerous
other events are on lap. Mom
and dad will he able to join in
the fun. too.
a charge of use of a slink bomb. I vert, the woman put the clippers
Judge Schwab put off the arraign-! under one of the tires, hoping to
ment until Korhish obtained anget the car to move. II didn't
attorney. until she called a tow truck.
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LOCKPOItT. N V. iVv-ThoiT are
indications tluit h.ibics' apfolites
are goinR to spur a moderate in-i-rcase
in )ear tree plantings in
Niagara County. Kruit growers say
baby food manufacturers think
pears are among babies' favorite
foods, and the nation's healthy
birth rate may mean a greater
demand.
According to preliminary esti
mates, more than 3 5 billion dol
lars, or 31.7 per cent of all ad
vertising dollars invested in 1359.
went to newspapers. This made
daily newspapers again the num
ber one advertising medium.
Klamath Fall, Ortqoti
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ft'td Norlhtm California
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FRANK JENKINS. Editor
HILL JENKINS. Managing Editor
FLOYD WYNNE. City Editor
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and al additional mailing offices.
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