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Newspaper Page TextPARE B A HERALD AD NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednesday. April 13. TWO 'Ihcxll Do Ir Evcrv :jfmc By Jimmy liatlo Amono The Best FIRE ROUTS GUEST CHILOQL'IN - Claudia Heg- NEW YORK (UPI1 Hundred lund of Chiloquin earned perfect 0f oUests lelt their rooms at tha 4.0 grades during the w inter mj,JJottn p:k Sheraton Hotel term ending recently at Southern , , fi i.,.i. n r- ? . l'i i Monday night when a Ine bioka Oregon College. Ashland. ' " . ... She was among 20 students whoiout near a ballroom on lhe 2btn won first honors, and "7 who lloor. iTAM'SA.I CERTAlMLy APPRECIATE THE OVfcJT JJB YOUkfc COIMu RUNNINo THIS iOULDEIED "-IE 0P'C ALL 6V HEH5ELP . SJT 5'iDOME F(70M;5ED 63 THIK35 IN THE PUTlWE CEACTMEMT SlMoLEHAMDEDLS SINCE l lST MR.PHCX5TKISS dD BEL'EVE N'E SOUR LOYALTY AMD kCW-HOW IS A FRANK JENKINS Subscription Rates CARRIER 1 MONTH $ 1.75 8 MONTHS $10.50 1 YEAR $21.00 MAIL 1 MONTH $ 1.75 6 MONTHS -. $10.00 1 YEAR $18.00 Editor BILL JENKINS Managing Editor FLOYD WYNNE City Editor MAURICE MILLER Circulation Mgr Ph. TU 4-4752 Entered as second elass matter at the post otlice at Klamath Falls. Ore., on August 20. 1!06. under act ol Congress. March 8, 187S SERVICES: ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION'S Serving Southern Oregon And Northern California SOT oOiNu UNREWARDED- gT earned second honors a record Traffic was detoured around the number. i hotel until an hour alter lhe blaze was brought under control. Aaron Burr so :i nis full term One fireman and a switch board as vice president of the Uniied operator were treated for smoke States. iuoisonme. . IV o o By BILL JENKINS familv Hall, Warren Wooilurd, Ernie Freeman. Bud Fairtln. Kenneth Hub brook, Umis l!;mii;il. Hill Iio.ik By Judy Decker Secretary. a hotl'potle. take the youngsters on I here were no clear hues a.ioul ing. to what eonsiiiuled a county1 Prizes in the contest come to Now lh;it the heal o( tile vail- toad, and what factors Here es- more than $IIkj.iioo and Hie Hem ous Kilitical campaigns is beejn- sential to merit pnvin;; or olliei 'j people say the entry blanks arc nine to reach a boil we miuhl as improvements on a ro;id. invariable at Grocery stores. I well admit that we are joining i Ins led to county roads just Meanwhile, the National Asso-j with an ever increasing numlr.i'uwing. like To.y, with little ciation ol Retail Grocers is point, ('o I 4'lOII ol neuspapors across the nation rhyme or lenson. ling oul to members, by way ol lis in saving to the politicians lhali It also led to the neglect ot;ollicial bulletin, the imimrtauco we aren't interested in theirja number o! roads that mentcil ,c nation's babies to the lood nro .onlm-em es. .consideration, but never got it. hnMne.s Just as simple as all that. We ,,' M''e ' eight new babies ml s ol I'annng. ami t going to go unless the poli-! ""' . ! O.M.vil'l I Eh wi M(,,.c ,,,. ,.,. mimlle last year. America s grealesl spring crop lic.an in question happens to be;hc -;lu'n 1 ,' ""'"""K ;' and every one of them set up a1-" college graduating classes- .somcone like tire Presulenl ol lliei1''"''1. '", K i,ma! 1 ","l'' , , 'imv' '''' 'y I'""', milk, toys 's matured and ready to seek its United Stales or our governor ,ask UM '" M'1 u,and non lood items, the bulletin ow I'1'"''' 111 lhe ",l('n Wury '' - "" " 'icieciarcs. - ' iw.' judged a county road, a public .r1L, .sj10p,JC.,- Wn0 pj., u'a recoid one in terms ol both road or some other. baby looils snds tw ice as much, 'l"'',,llly '" !'ia!ily. ine rll.eiia snoui. lie stlcn lllnl:,,,, le uvur-um as ,)le mjl , v Critics ol our By HAL BOYI.r CIIAI'I'X HILL. N. ('. i AP'-ll's about hurve.it time in the mead- who wants to outline a slate plan of such magnitude as to make individual appearances imjtus bible and unu iso. The run ol the mill pol.tuosj),. So WHAT DOES SHE GET? M05E SEAklNo IM A 3' LUNK POfJ THE STxAVVBOSS JOB WHICM R.'iHTLV SHOULD BE HERS- Z. WELL .MISS WILLIN16H0RSE-I TOLD VOU WOUli HARD WORK WOULD BE irSlVARDED-MC.MUSCLEHEAD IS THE NEW MANAGER OP THIS OF PART- MENT TEACH HIM THE I33PES-SO -, HE CAN TAKE THE LOAD OFF i ID cum a m:o: -rr JT-r wx-ji. y I 06' y- younger genera- iiii' In Iri'd ii fii'ituimi l:,mil,. lion miclil feel heller alioiit our tions. It should be hard and fast ,.ct,n i i t. i. . rn.aw.n'c i,. if ihnv u,iid i-.L-n1 i , ;,. Z .1.. ' r,..rVi,,; .. u ; """baby loods during the child's the trouble right now I o go and . siiiiuici oe requiicn 10 suck ioH.s1 iCe how these "holies of tomor io mi in.- a iciuinc. ne noii 1 n( evalualc all road re hi' 'here. (iiests by it. And for a good reason. t A road maintenance and im lirst year: "She usually lakes about 14 row" really measure up. containers of baby lood at one I did just that the other day in. .I....: a I il. I The so-called press conlerence P'owment program should then .. . , mn,.,.;,,iv l n,ih Caioboa which has per shopping trip than the non- baby lood customer; is nothing hut an elaborate shield cr.-rted aruund the aspirant for rflice in order that he can't he bushwhacked by a newsman with an embarrassing question be woven around the evaluation' determined bv such a cummitlce. won owr the years an enlarging recognition as one ol the great . ! "In .-idilitiiin lii fnnrk vho nasi mi's of the mind and sniril many candi-, . .. . '.' . ,' , dates for county court posts were!"" . ' . 1 ' ol" 1 ' ,vj,.,vmi i kiii "i iiiiiu : ii ami leu oi il-iiiuii iii-cooiii aim IN THE PAST according lo the NARGLS wide culture, and lhe late Thomas Bulletin. iWolfc was onlv one of manv ere- Ihcy lend. II is believed try ' ' "') "i -ni-.i s.,,.s lohticians and others who have ,', "' W i An th e ic m,l,.,-v.,...l.l,. a n. ,r naridout an air 01 dignity , ;,.,,;,,.,,.,, ,,,,,, " 'I During that week we ll proba-alive minds that have found in ' " Ii V?T.:. u" " .a , '" "llhat manv times worked lor tlie M ' H.c spira.ion here iii Miium uicy uk v.wsvu iu mi;.. Slll)flTn;i cruel light of a newspaper of-l"'",'flt of f"1 rM lh'"' ,ht' , ?, f'cc. I"""1' , , . ' i .sun sr. ro;id i.-iois ikivc ! oiii' of (lie plums Ih.il ''4lir!fllllll(l "" "'Iti-nl.-il.s public addtc The average press conlercnce joes about like this: You are at'vance men promise that he will be honest and straightfor ward in answering all your ques I oris. II the candidate is an af fluent one there may even be lelrcslimenls served to the vis-i iiing news media. II will be held in the plushest possible surround ings. Hut once you arrive all similar ity between this and a meeting where questions will be answered For any middle-aged man his return lo a college campus is al ways a kind of journey into Aus tralia. But it can leach him a lew things loo. The camnus at Chuiel Hill is heautitul. The walks are shaded bv Ires so old thev are like invited well in advance. There!"'-"1. w"" '"-'l' i ..... .lUlllHV fill i I. are loncyea words anou what h - K,,m.,lh ,,,,Ms ,To ,,, K,hlor, V ill be Said and the candidates. . ... . Z. :'1 Uecenl lv. ,erese,,l:.live ,.f 111 specific instance, but ralher thalf" ""-"ions met wun memners ..h.jlR,s jn r.l( Thc bui(nRSi general road practices were not of lhc 'ail' hoard and lhe coiinlyimjx,ul.p 0f m.,ny nrchilcclures. in accordance with what one con.!1'"'"'1 d'M-'iiss criticisms relal- ,,,n, jn a f, it-nrlly weathered siders government lor the benclit mK ,0 l,sc "l ",e fairgrounds!wa.mlh of the majority. !""' 'narges mane lor iinlerent ' lunclions. As a result, the fair COUNTY COMMISSIONER l)"'"l bv l",slin " lillc Frank Canonc has been one f schedule, which includes fees that the prime movers nf the new com-i:i,,ly '" ",lll'"s- professional. millee, and deserves commenda lion for his effort. The committee is a good one cms. You usually walk ill toanj ,,!x.lirs , )r nlMy ,.t.,)a,: sentnlive of the county. hrnncis Landrum. chairman. Iili'i the candidate in a corner Mill minded by hirelings. Intro eliictious arc made, lhc candidate Minn!, ins nm-ft (ii,,ie, pic-y W(, ,L. ,.,! jiiumliun jn lures of the children, talks a lil-jKlamalh County. In addition to i'o .mom wuai ne lonniy Hopes County Kngineer Jack Ka- But on this walk upon this day it was the students, not lhc mel low atmosphere ol the campus, that kindled in me a reverie ol imaleur and innior alike co.upai .son. The rent of the fairgrounds for 0lK- (oes not like to be unfair such events according to 1 h i s'10 l,is mv youth, hut on the other posted schedule is $UI for lhc hani1 " is 1,1,1 " ise ever lo get the lust day and $100 for each ilavi'dea that all lhal was best in the Ihi'reallcr, with other charges he lms a thorough working familiar-l",K m'"lc b'"'" ,lsc' Pasture.l auu nguis u used, rniorlunalely, the Basin Junior Ilodco Assoei- :lliou, it nouprolit orgauialion local" topics, admits that hnoski and the three members ofJw,,"so lll"'l is in promoting lie is an ardent duck hunter lone the coiinly court, lhe remainder k"""' '"'i''li''s. is nut sup- lion world died with it. Looking around at the students I passed, pausing now and then to listen to them. I had the feel ing they were superior lo the col lege students ot my own genera- Tear Gas Shell Barraqe VFW, Aux Flushes Out Desperado ii!Hfi ... ...... ,, ,., ... , ,, . . , , ,. 'eign Wars. Post 8700. and the PI I.AMvl. Va. (API - he .in.comeuptolhcw,ndow'..Iack.Im.lus,ljaI.v insa,k,d ,,1WM1 nf(j. hour stand of a teen-age desper-j beside the porch, you watch lnat(.crs in'jon (.m,mmy m Apri, ado. who swore he d go out in a shotgun. These pe c have put - jn tho Tuk.,.lkc 0ra blaze of clory m a lie and while. up with you a long time so break posl 0fj(.(,rs jn,.u(c o L Cir shirt with blood on 't," ended jthis up" before somebody gets (o. tomman,cr. l L. Bradburv! luesday night. Police dragged hurt Isenior vice commander: Aha W. him s hricK.ng rom the home Huff asked if . ennmgs had the jlmor vjt.e comman(l. where he had held his young s,s-1 gun in his hand. .lennings said,,.. ,,cl(, Sn,ns(m, qUa,iermas-ler-in-law hostage. yes " I hen put the barrel out the ,. Mflx Komm adj,llam. Ed The plucky 10-yearold girl, un-Avindow. Voure not going lo plugNcMn.,s, t-h.iplain. and Fred W. harmed, said afterwards, "1 me. arc you?" Isternberg. three-war trustee, wasn't scared." 1 "No. no," came lhc reply. .,-he a,lxjia,.v ' insiM Zpnia A barrage of tear gas shells! p('llte 0Dcncd "P Wllh far gas R,.-ks as president: Hose Baley. flushed Ilarless Hardin "Jackie", ' senior vice president: Barbara Jennings from the trim brick: 'Why not conic in and gel me." Kcnscl junior Vice president; bungalow of his in-laws at 10:311 'e"cd 11,0 lUl' "IU'-V "'I"' comp Delia Frailcv. chaplain: Ollie p.m. alter a day that saw the ;ln, BJ"1 mc''' IWilson, trnasurer; Huth Hoden- aege range from terrifying lo al- , "',rcd sevcial l,mps flon1 11,0 bergcr. conduclress: Loran Ho most ridiculous. broken front window Police zum .,,. Kliabelh Slezak Jennings came oul lirhig wildly , , , , . , secretary: .Manet Hollander, pa il inellec.ually with a shoteun , . ,CnC" ""d ,enn,nSs pushed i (rlot ie ilIslnlclor. lla.d. but pushinfj Hull.s door ithoiid ol him. "Duck. H.uI);h;)!" officors i-aJlod :in instant More they natched hot aide. Then .len- oul the V V," T'..,.. i ......... .! .... m;in' '"'""'an ... ,..,. "i"" musician. were checking little Barbara and Mrs A! Burl)yi M.Mdael, for pronouncing her fit. Jennings' lfi- ... T.ileb.ko roi.l...,t m.d .,-,vi iyear-old wile talked (o newsmen. Ip.,,5i(i0n, as jns,ainI, oHlvcv mugs, an lil-vcar o d unemp oy U, . ' ',. , u ",; l,K auMiiary. ,i nuroy in- null hand, was overpowered.,, , n" V1, hl'f "" Mailed for the post. Mrs Carl knocked down and nulled scream- "a" ,?.",.""n..'" ;,lOI"e.v was musician for the in- , ., ,. . . '.iiiu uy iu i ii-i i nun, s;iin nannr .,,1 11U' noun n :t K lit 11 l:iti iui hen . ..... . " ' .fPlllllMl'S ;i hiPh srhnnf pnmr ;nrf honor stuHcnt. They liad been mai'iied since last June. ' Was she bitter? "No. I'm just siad ifs over. . ferrect Average ir that uhi-ked him to a mental hospital at Marion about 50 miles i way. I Harhara eamined at a local! hospital, showed no siuns of in-! tunes and seemed unrutlled by1 lier onieal that began at 4:13 p.m. Monday. 111,1 " "'"'"i. ihi Barbara's (Mince saiu nan served lime III Ill- Martha McLcv. ition The ceremony followed a 6:30 p.m. pollock supper. of Ihrin not long ago spent snmejol lhe commillee consists ol Jim!1""'11''' sU'H' lliln ll,Muel moil time talking aboul lhe beauties Kerns Kl.im.iih I'.dk ii,, n.,,.:"'s '"' '.v grains ol any kind of lhe ducks nesting in the lalHunel of the smith suburban area '". is slllP"i'',,d solely by a group and men edges into the publicity Al Clieyne ol Henley and F. C pitcn. All well and good so far. But (he breakdown comes when the .Markwardl of Chiloquin. Till-: BASIC ITItroSK of the reporters present start asking committee is to lake the road It wasn't only that they had "'"m '!"!'', as hc ":1S 1,0 more lieigiil and perliaps more health. Thev had an air of easv a' a. i. a a..i:..:.i....i 1 . . . J .1, m.i-,,-,..,, nii.iiiiiiiais. aiidiaNil.;incc and self conlidencc vis- sinee luiuls are available lor only jc CVen to an outsider. the most necessary expenses, and , mi, a,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, n. ill proceeds are returned to par-! ', f , . i, ,, ii itiiation in Klamalh County oul Ol KllltlC queslions. At first, lhc questions are all routine. They gel a rou tine answer. But prellv soon the! smaller scribes are asking ques- pressure, lhc commillee can do lions that the candidate doesn'l ilst thai. They can come up with want lo answer. He stalls. He a complete listing ol the values beats around the bush. Fveryone f roads in the county and sel up begins to realize lhal he is ap-jJ pattern for luliire road work, pearing in a bail light. He repeals However, theirs will not be nil acain that he is against sin andl,'is.v nnl" a shorl job. pnee ac considers motherhood to be sa-'l'"l"ll''s'l''- however, it should be crrd. ,a pattern that all lutiue county And the reporters jab .'mother courts he required In adhere lo. leading question at him. Hight! Us a move in the right dircr- hore is where the hired bodv- and we highly commend it guards get ino action. When the situation reaches Ihf poinl where! It-lll' WlH'Ii the candidate's answer, which is' My FI.OHK.MT': JFNKI.NS obvious, would put bun in a bad National Baby Week is coining, belli one ol the curly - hnirrdj Kales have been sel from April bright young men who comprise!:!!! lo May 7 tins year. Ins retinue lumps to his leet and Because the home !lo lanls iu prizes, the posted rent the Klamalh County Fair grounds is prohibitive. It is for If permi'led lo work wilhouli""" l,''ls"" ,hilt ,he j,ln"H' ,'",,0",!e. him nut wine place iu luainatn ' 'ouiily. The Junior Itodeo Commillee is not advocating sjccial lavors or preferred Irealiiient. However table to I mil a job nller gradiialion of- len made the last two years in' miserable, tte haled lo ive alma malcr because we Icared the world liad no place lor ns. At one bull session 1 can re call a group of seniors deciding lhal if they could sign up right jlhcn lor a guaranteed income ol . made bv a mental hospital direc . ,. ,,l ..,.,., '"' "l',,! 10 (lu s"' Dr. Charles A. Zellcr and Hay These sliulenls here would strike fcarnav ol Dallas. Tex., made a no such frightened bargain. Thev I as rv at negotiatinns after 50 aclivilv that involves local voiilh.l'"0 "'" l,,;lriui. iney are nopelul , jnflieers tinished preparations for especially if they wish to utilize."11" -v lx'unv 111 themselves. ! lhe linal allack. Jennings was un- a s:i"i0.ll(IO lax Mipporled facility. Many ediicalors delend this col-; moved. 'cl thev are told that thev must IcW-' generation as perhaps the I Toward the house went Blaine I never plan lo have anvlhingi l.AKFVUAV Marjoric Sam else lo do with him. I've had 'pics won first honors for a per enough." 1 feet grade-point average and Don The young couple had lived with Alger won a place on the honor parents since their roll for superior marks during '5 - .5 ..vniiiiij... i,i.,i in- im.-, ,i suuiu-.ief;e. .tsinauu. nolo aic Ol L.asc- nrilhi.. -i n,.-.,n a....a..rI ...J..: ling taken to jail for unauthorized ' ,.V v., ,,..,. i' ,. ." . '. . , , , ... use of his a'her-in-l iw's c ir .-i inuiu 411 siuucuis uii iuBii useoi nis ia,n i inlaw s ca t,Xcrienco or punishment the honors. Barbara said she had not bcen,.u(,s ()f sociplv 1 . terrorized. Jackie never hurll -This is the iypc lhat you leave New York State is one of lhe Her eves were red -ind nuffv "'" at lca"' Untlel' sl''il,!n:,lio's ""J01' t-ttlc growers. although I my e "s Vr'r''"'0,'! '' "d l0n8 T l, , ... . ' ,,,h, . ;, lime. Zellcr said. 'cattle, valued at MH5.589.0M. her parents' home. She said Jcn ninps gave her plenty to cat, mostly ho! dogs and toasted cheese sandwiches. The long siege reached a climax .liter Jennings balked al a second offer of psychiatric treatment al. 11, 1 a 1.1 1..., I .. . I,.. ju. in,, ,,,.,, , mnh (ul. jlc l(,v woul((: i-iisis ,111 uici uie couilliy 10- lay, it does appear thai conces sions might be made lor this group who proposes lo stage innounces lhat the candidate has deparlmenl of Heinz Baby Foods a busy schedule ahead of lnm.is sure that many a young molh- I night, needs some er and father had a h res I. Iiiusl end. The candidate is hu: lied iiiii the bedroom by a con pic ol press agents while the rest pay the same rent thai lhe H I' A. best in our history, and 1 am in group pays, even though this elined lo go along with this view group is given $4,IIIKI gratis lriiini'nthcr than with those doom lhe slate racing commission, and1'1'"'1 who hold we have raised a lhc ciinlest.uils are not only Irum generation ol spoiled milksops. economics,.,,,, r ,, ,., 1,,,. .-,.', , ,. ,., , .... , ol slate. ino desire to rcliie my own col- I'urther, due to the fact lhat liege davs. line time of voulh is In ue wisiung inev ,1,. , 1, b ....a 1..,.. 1 1 1. r 1.,.. , ,1 ,. , ., ,1,. ,. - .I'll ii.ii f! n Mill, I !.-- 1IHHI1 II IUI lllll' llll'. and so the "conlercnce could lake oil lor a week a one ,..,.,i a ; aa.. 1 1 . . . :w 1 ,1 . ' 1 ic o ce n envv o lose - is lleiing jusl ,ha, prize ly's sake lo hold races, and races TOllnR 11u, .,,, ,,,, " m , ,,,,, The .beam , a High, , Pans 'IZtl u, TZ, .... "'!''" - ol the lured help break oul the for a whole week will come ,,-Mcndine m us ,l,e ,,unJ ,n !".:. " " '", " '""T,"!1 Um lid try to force nrinled true (or one voiin 1.. M .. .'. .... ' """ "w" " ( 1- . iih'ii i-M-eiirui lacinucs, aiHi:i,..c .lt (,t sialemenls on you. wlule. the tiny ntNprmg will be ,,, , pul.luiy thank Ihem for1 lhe end result is merely that'sale al home in Hie care ol a having made it possible lo con- . . nu have wasted an hour or trained nurse. Itinuc holding junior rodeo in (he 'I'tn Allll.lll.ir iimie. miuen noiinng oul 01 11 nulj I'lirtnermore. when lhe liappy liasin. By l ulled Press International a . 11.111 1. isle in your mouth, and couple returns, a new Humbler' Basin Junior liodi you sun luiie nothing to say American station wagon will lie iniltee iniicss ion wain 10 say 111.11 lhc piirkiil 111 lhe ilinew.iy ready to Cordon divan. Flwyu iiB more in iwtl. c.iniiiiiaie appeared lo opimse the lories ol evil ami thought In Il'ilt. a motor vehicles inspector 'ho is a relative of the youth. s he walked, he spoke to Jen aings in a calm, slow voice: "Will you talk to me. Jackie?", te asked. "I'll shine a light so was lhe best man 111 lhe r Time in Ihese modern days is Ion precious lo wasle Ihusly From here on mil ll lhe candi dates wish to come down here to lhe oilice we will be glad to take IlK'ir picture, talk lo llieln. a-k and answer questions and do a story. M:ibe even on page one Bui we aren't going to be lured into any more hotel rooms fin a "press conference." Mother warned us about that sort ol thing years ago. ! SHORT RIBS ' The moon Bv Prailk O'NPCI quarter. Hi1 1 tuicu rress inieniaiion.il ' ::s.- - sj-iw ,-1-leo Com-I Today is Wednesday. April 1:1. ! VfeS'sp' lhe lUllh day of the year. with. "-''- VVSJ appro.ii hi:iii il-. L (imttl .l) By FLOYD L. WYNNE ONK OF THK MOST promising moves in recent years is being; iiade now under lhe guidance ol the county court. 1 Tii.it is the establishment of a C 011:11 y lioaiK AtKisory Commit-! lee. j ALL TOO UFTFN in thc past . I Klamalh County roads have been' I SPRRV, &EAR- y J THROW START 8 fC) I The moniinu Mars ate Mir cury, Mars, Jupiter antl Saturn. Dn this day m history: In IT-L'. riiom.is JetleiMin, tir.ni iMCMiltul o the I'niled Slatev, iuas bom :n Albcrniarie I'mtulv !Va. J In I'ltti, the IVnttsylvania H.ul i road w; e!.;irtered. In ItCvV Krank W Wtmlwurth American merckmt ami toander ! ol the live and ten cent tou ! ,uas born. ; I In Harry liopkm, duel 0: tlie L'i il Works AdminiMiain'n .ininmnceo ;nai -,,w inhi I.inulu ill the l S. uere oil reliet. I In I'Ml. KusMa ami ,.in I sxaw it five-year tieuiiattty pact In PMit. Pioident Franklin n KiM)sevelt dedicated the Thomas .letterMMi Meniot uil m Wa-lmii;- Ion as a shnne to tiivtluni j lOTAL CARS INSWCD WITM STATE FARM WOULD REACH FROM NEW YORK TO SiaAPOR '. That's 5' j million cars UN protected bv Slate Farm's "Hometown Service wher ever you dove." And you get this service at rock-bottom rales, because Slate Farm aims lo insure only careful drivers. Can you cualily? Four out ol five drivers can Ask me about it today. STAN BROOKS 631 So. 6th Ph. TU 4-3262 Klamath Foils, Oregon A thoueht lor today: i s r dent Thomas .lelleison sni.l. lay is nre'.erable lo error." STATE FARM MUTUAL 4vtcftcilc hturtAte CMwisay Home Offtte Bloomnfton tninM tMMUfl 11 .nr ISouiliu' Ih'iiiiliivs ... Miller's deliciously - feminine, newest fof spring hats. You'll wear them from Easter thru summer. Little or large, demure or sophisticated, casual or flowered . . . you'll find just the right mate for your new outfit at Miller's! :!.! lo I f. Hit Miller's Millinery - Second Floor "the best place to shop . . . after all" Miller's Fashions - Second Floor AH ilisii's new in spring coals. .. -8f- " 1 1 w'y"i ""tlW'Tff i.i.'1, III i 1 . i r' r IU M Copri captures O touch ot the High londs with a breezy Glen Plaid cotton. Black with white only. Fabric by Sheldon Milts. Sizes 5 to IS, 6 to 16. ml Capri makes fashion news with its clever Clutch coot in overflow cotton weave. White only. Fabric by Sheldon Mills. Sizes 5 to 15, o to 16. I'm' Your t'hiirgv Account . . . Fret "'.-irking .tli & Klamalh Ave.