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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR HERALD AND NKWS, Klamath Falls, Ore, Friday. April IS, i960 Markets closed to day in observance of Good Friday. Basin Woman! i Sentenced Annollc Kirk of Chiloquin was sentenced to five monlhs in Jail today on a contempt of court charge for not testifying in a trial early in March. I Mrs,. Kirk was called as a slate witness in the trial ol Clco Wil liams, 31, found guilty of assault and robbery. Mrs. Williams lias not yet been sentenced. Judge James M. Main of Med ford, uho heard the trial, asked Mrs. Kirk il she had been intim idated not to appear. She said she had not been. She said she did not appear because she had no lianspoilalion. The judge said Mrs. Kirk could i k l apply lor parole after serving 30 ASSPiTiniP FsiA$sessor On Gear ? , 1 . ' LEO A. lj t- n -m MAHAN days of the sentence Leon Tearson of Chiloquin, tried on an identical charge as Hint placed Against Mrs. Williams, was lound not guilty ill a subse quent trial. Witnesses Assembl Toniqht Poster Test Winners Told Assessor Hap Caldwell has de veloped an understandable inter est in J220.000 worth of heavy equipment parked along the high way near Worden. Caldwell believes the cn,uip mcnt was moved into Oregon to avoid payment of California prop erly taxes, although he emphasiz es he is not certain of his con clusions. Anywav, Caldwell wants to col lect personal property taxes on the equipment. His bill would be $2,222 02 for the county treasury The equipment is massive. It includes r included five D-8 Caterpillar tractors, one I)-6 Cat, three cans or towed earth scrap ers, .-inn Iwn "ultps fir miilm-.Hrt. ven scrapers. Homer Amoureux. chartri TeninhvK iwi h.;.i i..n .w.inember and l'jiki president of the the equipment was moved here Kamalh Kalis Chapter ol the So from a Bureau of Reclamation;'''? f"' ,hc Preservation and iob in Trinity County. California. fcncouragemcnt ot liariiersnop The equipment apparently be l?rttl u America, will longs to Crubl. Construction Com.'wcl(-' ,ne aua,lcn 31 llle tom nun, ,,r F,...,,n Th. k i,n,- K lzi1' annual show at Mills becomes more involved and ils Bloody Baby Garments Enter Murder Trial y TOM STIMMEL Mine; the blanket was spotted with A blood-stained baby's T-shirt dark stains, was entered as a defense exhibit' Defense Attorney Warren I.cs- todoy in the first degree murder !scg of Mcdford offered the three trial of William Olen Cairson. Icxhibits into evidence after John a 41-year-old ranchhand accused of beating an 11-month-old baby to death. The T-shirt, yellow with a child's design on the front and a blood stain near the collar, was Cbilders of Medloid, his invest! gator, testified he had found them in the tenant home on Ihe L'-I Itanch occupied by Cairson and Mrs. Bursik District Attorney Arthur Bed HOMER AMOUREUX, left, and FLOYD WYNNE Show Slated For April 23 details apparently include a bond ing company, a conditional sales contract and perhaps even a re possession or two. Anyway. Caldwell is interested School. Dale is April 23. Curtain lime will be at 8 p.m. Floyd Wynne, city editor of the Herald and News, will emcee the show which will bring popular Responding ly the call of the "Seek I'cacc and Pursue If Cir cuit Convention of .Jehovah's Wit nesses, delegates from 2:1 emigre-, gations in Southern Oregon and Northern California will assemble ill worship at the Klamalh Audi-! ifm-illin Ul K-i". I,lif,llt Inc - tln-nn. day course of intensified Bible MAI IM lU.-.lin Amoriran instruction. ni,.n Anilirv Unit has nil- Willi the Iheme "Seek Poncchody. A II,. u'lnmu-e in the an.lOlld PufStlt II ' . . . tl, I..... I II. .. ,1... Lil h.,1 ll.i .-nn.n nual Poppy Poster Contest ""M""""""'"'. " , " T"' "' ' Z lorganizaiion. In Klamath Kails in in the local school. First placciminiMcr-dclcgatcs will. learn how of t began to disappear . , , . ' to mure r "em v . ...n1 He soent most of Tuesday andl'w!l1 vcdrs d"' monies irauiuiii, winners in rnc . I ass nave iuil-ii - j ...... ,..v.. , - sent into the slate contest foif""1 he mna responsive In i he (Wednesday nights in his car, competition. Spiritual needs of their rospcclivcjwalohing the equipment, lo pre- In loss T. fourth. Ih ;,( ('-""""""".-s, anouiing iu coil ""' ui "um ""s "'"" . 1.1. l Ll-.m-.H, loll, fnr a ill collecting taxes for Mamatlil 1 , " County because he thinks thcil"n-.llllcd l"Sam- county would be the proper taxing u'cl011' E,vel.e,t R',. B:'". I'lic equipment has been mmuo m6 empbasied.near Worden for six weeks, he ' Kp...,K(,s . .,, i -- - I. . ! ff4f GEORGE VINSON I identified by the mother as be- doc blocked admission of the ex- longing lo Gary Lee Bursik. The stale maintains Cairson killed Gary I.cc last December 17 by hibits on grounds that Childers could identity the home's occu pants only by hearsay leslimony, healing the baby's head against but Lesseg succeeded in entering the floor of a Bonanza-area ranch i the garments by calling Mrs. Bur- home. Mrs. Elhcl Breeding Bursik. the child's mother, also idenlified two other blood-stained articles, her pink robe which she said she used lo "keep the kids warm," and a baby's blanket. The robe had a blood sKit near the hem- sik as a defense witness. Gairson was expected lo lake the witness stand in his own de fense this afternoon. Admission of the ihree garments was sought by Lesseg before Gairson began his testimony. Two stale witnesses testified yesterday the baby was unclothed when they had seen il. Mrs. Bur sik said il was unclotned when Gairson beat its head against the floor, but later was wrapped in a low el when it began lo bleed from the mouth. Dr. Craig Pcar- "Eastcr cannot be a fable be-son. an osteopath from Malin, Message Delivered cause it is the most wonderful fact in all history." This was said the baby was unclolhed when it was brought to his office sixth grades. John Gentry placed:"1"'011 chairman, 1-oslor M. I)u- moved He lound a mechanicj first with Steven Paygr, second Krisli Ottoman, third, and Pal Pappo and Bonnie Duncan, hon orable menlion. Placing first in Class II. sev enth, eighth and ninth grades, was Gwen Kirkpatrick. Second place went lo Robert Ratlin gait and third lo Karen Gentry, Willi Maria Kirkpatrick and Peg gy Long earning honorable men tion. In Class III. lMi. Illh and Ulh grades. Wanda Clark won first Ran. who will highlight Ihis thought in his kevnole addiess, "Seek Peace and Puursue II.' upon whom he served a demand lor tax pavmcnl. The mechanic apparently in A model demonstration of Hie formed the head oil ice post haste. Theocratic MinMry School w i 1 1 1 because telephone wires were begin at 7:15. The .students willbummiiig about the malter yes give Bible talks and readings Herday. which will serve as models for! District Attorney Arthur Bed- New Prexy Leads KU lo life from death," said Iicv. from the shows have been do-,i-WUUa II V cs inc .ac.s speah .or u noted In vouth erouns. Bov , ., J. .. and demonstrate Ihe validity c . r-,A ..r r .mn kw UBUIe v",Mm w"' "c presiocntior man s eterna ex stence." Scouts. Girl Scouts. Camp "Hf the Klamath Union High School if ou accept the fact that Girls and for a student loan ftind,studpnl hnriv .., v.. b L ' , ,p . ' , t..i,i....i i.,ciai siuuciu Dooy next yeai. Christ is alive today, Rev. Groves He defeated his only oppo.sition,!tuniludcd, "God will become a the central theme of a talk on 'dead on the day it was report Ihe topic "Easier Fact or Fa-edly killed. He said, under cross hie" given to members of theiexamination. mat it had been Klamalh Falls Kiwanis C I u b wrapped in a quilled fabric which Th.,, K., 11..., l;Ka,. r he Hpslrnvnrl jcroves of Hie First Presbyterian1 The slate rested ils case against I Church. "Jesus did come back Gairson a catllc feeder w ho can neither read nor write yesterday afternoon after only three wit nesses had testified. These were Mrs. Bursik, Dr. Pearson, and - ERIC PEUGEOT , . . Home with parents I See Sfory Page I I Mayor's Girl at Oregon Technical Institute. In excess of $.1,000 has been channeled into this community service. the 2.1 congregations officially represented at the convention. The ministry school is a logular fea ture at meetings of Jehovah's Witnesses in 20.tKI congregations all over the world. This school is place and Wilma Clark, honorable ,or P'"ctice and training in plat mention. f("'m preaching. All winning posters except following the school, Un A those that have noon sent in to Mahan. circuit minister, will in the slale contest will be on dis-l,l'0,luc a symposium of speak play in Wilde's store windows at Malin. Cash awards will be pre doc asked Ihe owners lo send him a letter outlining "all Ihe facts with reference lo the entire transaction." From that letter! his slalf would research the mat- lor to determine who should be I axed and who should do the tax ing. Bcddoe also suggested the own ers olfer assurance that proper- Class Plays Set Monday Sharon Vincze, lions Thursday Judy Angstcad will he yell queen. Oilier, offices will be de cided in runoff elections Friday Court Baililf Mary DeLap. Lesseg probed deeply into Mrs. Bursik's personal life under cross- Funerals DITL'U Funeral services (or Jessie Ann BrGOl(S AriTl ' Bates will lake place from the, chapel of Ward's Klamalh Fu neral Home on Saturday. April 16, lOliO. at II a.m.. Ihe Rev. K. J. Tuning of the Snrague River Because Judy Slater, daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Lawrence Sla. ler. is a "southpaw" she can .iji ..i . Church of the Friends ollicialing. f'" t Concluding services in Wilson i School and do her work in read- Cemetery. 2 Airmen Die in Accident in general clec-1 reality for you. Your attitudesiexaminalion yesterday. Inward others will change. What goes on in your home will he dilfcreiit, and the newness with whirh vnu liKik al life will he like to her mother on December 22. Runoff elections will match the reircshmeijt of a cool ocean! Prom it. he quoted, "I'm going Lesseg also introduced as de fense evidence a lctler Mrs. Bur sik wrote from the county jail ers discussing Ihe subject mg Others Pursue Peace.' Ginger Learning against Jack breeze on a hot summer day Riley for first vice president,! As an added feature of the Ki- Sherman Allen against Rod Spar- wanis Easier program, Sharon lin for second vice president. Powell. Klamalh Union Hieh MALIN Malin High School Calhv Cooper and Suc'Ann Owens Si-lmnl sinHi.ni pave n rpritalinn sophomore and junior classes willjfor third vice president, Davidlon prayer from Alfred Lord Ten- present liieir class plays AioninyMDieit and lorn Trulove lornyson's "The Debate of Arthur, evening. April 18, at 8 o'clock in business manager and Barbara Unwell Annline Jr.. Oieeon see- the high school gym. The public: llorman and Trudy Turpin forrctary of state, will be the prin ts invited. secretary. cipal speaker at next Thursday's Also on the program will be Runoff elections are (he result Kiwanis meeting. The meeting ly (axes would be paid, in order selections by the Boys' Chorus of a close vote. The two lop can- has been designated as privileged Help, to avoid penally. Meanwhile, the under Ihe direction ot Don Millerididates running for each nfiice, iljincmbcr day, and plaques and The tented to winners by the Malm:"1'011""1'0" Rained at this Bible AuMhnry Unit. matter of the strange equipment in a strange location remains un solved. Radar Aids Space Probe . imncoiuii, n.va. !- ,!,, . ,,il.... D New radar techniques may help p,.,ce;.. humMs , jch)vMfi ucin mine wnciner lucre is uie relrosher yourse will be used by the ministers in fulfilling Iheir Vcsponsibililics in their h om(jYouthS Nabbed Saturday's program will begin Pftr SIlAnliff at II a.m. with Ihe talk. "Pur-I . . r .. suing Peace by Right Works," hyl Boyd Lorraine, presiding minis- In,. r ll, m ci..... iiiv i.iuuiii ini.-,irt luiiuiu- , , . i cation. In keenine with thei'1" a,ul ,uoli . ",cm im" ,c,"lf An alert city police officer stopped three youths, all 15-vear- olds, on Klamalh Avenue Thins- and the Girls' Chorus, directed the vole is close enough, must pins will be distributed to all new by Mrs. Cleo Lowry. face each other in the runofls.lKiwanians. The junior class play, "lhc While Phantom." a mystery-com edy, will have in its cast Susan Whitman. Judy Cunningham, Donna Lee Micka. Man-in Ken yan, Arnold Cacka, Kirbv Wilson ind Don Slasluy. Don Miller is A young man entered two gro-ion seat covers in his car as it lhc family director. Bob Brownlccry stores in Klamath Falls was parked al Klamalh Union and Shirley Bunnell are student Thursday, wrote worthless checks ! High School Thursday morning. Each said Gairson's reputation as on other planets. That's the predict ion of Dr. F. D. Drake, associate astronomer al the National Radio Astronomy Observatory at Green Bank. W Va. Witnesses are making house-to-house calls on Klamalh Falls res-i ideals with invilalioiis lo the Klamalh Auditorium convention uy custody for shoplifting. The oflicer said he observed Grocery Firms Victimized By Bogus Check Passer to try lo tell you what happened Bill was playing with (lie baby outside, tossing it in the air like any father would, and the baby fell out of his hands and down a flight of stairs." Beddoe asked Mrs. Bursik 'to explain her reasons for coming to his oflice December 24 and telling him thai Gairson had beat en the baby. "Because it's true," she an swered. "Were you afraid of Bill when you wrote this letter?" Lesseg asked. "I have been for a long time," she answered. Lesseg offered three character witnesses today in Gairson's de fense. They were Fred Ziebarlh and Robcrtia Hoover of Bandon and Andy Phillips of Giants Pass. ling, writing and arithmetic. ! Judy, 8, a third grade student lat Roosevelt School, has two bones lin her right arm broken as the result of an accident. She was struck after school hniii-c: hv s PERRI.W Mo. (AP'-A crippled Roosevelt boy student riding a Air Force B47 crashed in a pas- bicycle on the sidewalk as she lure near here Wednesday. killing!was returning home from school two airmen. Two others bailed out on Anril 12 01 uie o-ciigiue jci pianc anu es caped with minor injuries. Killed were Capt. Philip R. Fisher, an instructor pilot at Forbes Air Force Base in Tope ka. Kan., and 1st Ll. Wayne F. Wellman. 26, Salina, Kan., a stu dent pilot. There's Always Plenty of PARKING WHEN YOU WASH AT MERIT'S COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY Sill i:. MAIN 4IIII SO. fiTH ja eaccful and law abiding citi- totaling $J3 ;Uid led with groceries and cash. Almost all optical glass used injzen was good, but Bcddoe drew Clnrne ,M,timinl unen fl,n Tn. I llie L'llitcd StatCS WHS imOOrtpd I fmm f-:ii-h thf f.ir-t lh:il minn lt:irl 1 uc youins nmiiig some nooks un-(;riirKC Brady, are Patricia Hen- wav Store on South Sixth Street from Germany before World War lived near Cairson in the last directors. Those with parts in lhc sopho more plav, under the direction of A baplismordinalion service will be featured at 1: 30 p.m. Sat- iml.-,v u,lli I ,.vln- M lt,, ... Drake speaking al 11 space s.vm-N(.w V),.k minMer conducting. poMum Thursday night said "re Th(. s.u.ncli.v evening session inarkahlc developments in radar L, (,.lluc ,'. dis,.llssjnlli ccnnique nave maoe 1. possiuici .,,,, 0l. MmlMy ,ly to draw detailed surface maps of the moon and planets. Ran. This will be an evaluation of all phases of the field ministry dor Iheir shirts. They readily ad milled slealing 12 books from a downtown book and tobacco store, police said. They also admitted taking two phonograph records and a ciga rette lighter and they confessed they were truant from school, po lice added. , The youths were referred to county juvenile officers for fur- derson. Verne Cox. Bob Steyskal Ellen Itajnus and Wanda Sarulzki. This onoact drama is called "In fanta. " ther disposition. me maps a c 50 accuraie mai ..1 ,1. 1... , , , , , ul ,m: iuii-sm-s Willi fill in, isis on s they would show to a very ' arge 1)ci cad,n. niWc Mlie.s. KF Trainee extent whether there was life on ,,.,, ,, ., M,,i(,s f demonstra-!, -the body being studied. I hut she- ,,,. t1)p p,.uu.jplc;, lmlj LOSCS CVe cause Ihey shadow angles, and il you fouiul something lhal wa vertical you'd know it was proh ably some sort of plant." be said Campaign Plans Formulated how to be a right kind of leacher will be show 11. Dngan will also deliver lhc main Bible talk ol lhc assembly on Sunday, April 17. al :i p.m. His subject will be "Finding Peace in Ihis Trouble World " Oregon Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and the Market Basket, North Ninth Street. In both cases the youth told a clerk his wile was in the hos pital having her first baby and that accounted or his extreme nervousness. A hours to 4:.lf a.m. Friday Max. Min. Prep. 1 public," Dugan said. "Jehovah Cnder the chairmanship of Par-Witnesses will continue colling at roll Heard, Ihe committee for the homes of Klamalh Falls resi- A Klamalh Falls man, Jcrrv Barren. 20, lost his left eye as Ihe result ol a training acci- North Bend dent Monday night, April II, atjrondlcton the Oregon National Guard Ar- Portland mory. Barren, married and Ihe Red lllulf father ot a vuung child, was li,lm..H All sessions are open lo tliejon maneuvers with Ballcrv C.!is(.l)u, Second Battalion. 24!ith Arid- Salem ll'''.v- 'The Dalles I lie eye was removed in emer- Shirley Field tor slale treasurer denls lo urge them lo attend Iheigcncy surgery at Klamalh Vallcv Selling Sets met ill Ihe circuit court cham- assembly, and especially lo hear hers or Ihe courthouse April 13. the main talk Sunday." to lay plans for the forthcoming campaign. I Members of the committee arc Qlllz Winner nun r uzgeraici, itena iwariz, ia dine Colvin, Richard C. Beesley. Wihna Heard. Alice Vitus, Idelia Edgar, Elnathan Davis. L. C. Sheppler, Barbara Shcppler. Jew el Howard. Robert Olson, Myrtle Olson. Irma Wood, Dorothea Buck. Fred Heard and Marilou O'Con nor. Charles Woodhousc will han dle the publicity. Al Ihis meeting John Kerbow, slate representative, outlined the' qualifications of Miss Field and Joinlcd out her background ol training and exierience in public atfairs. Hospital. Witnesses, in reconstructing the accident, said Ihe victim was at tempting to remove a bayonet Ironi a rille (luring practice when Ihe catch apparently s t it c k. i'lhe weapon pierced Ihe eye when Eastern Oreenn Fair thmiieh ST. LOl'lS, Mo i.li Teddvi"" "''m'-1 was leteasea. Saturday. Colder tonight with low Nadler, who won $2ti4.iHH) on tele-l , ,s '" cl"l,l0.vc 01 "ey-125-35; high Saturday 44-58. Northern Oregon Beaches Partly cloudy Saturday. Tempera ture range 33-55. Southwesterly beach winds 8-18 miles an hour. He cashed a $20 check at Safe way and a $15 check at the Mar- Astoria .12 40 .55 Ikct Basket. In both cases he Baker 47 M T bought a few groceries and took Bend 45 22 the remainder in cash, cily police Brookings 58 41 .45 said. Hums 43 31 T 'city officers also investigated Eugene 54 3n .51 several cases of theft Thursday. Lakeview 44 32 .01 Personnel al Fred Joslen Mo- Mcdford 53 41 Tors, 909. East Main Street, said Newport 52 41 .42 someone stole a lire and wheel 5ii 44 .3!lrom a WoO Ford sedan parked 55 38 T'(in (he company used car lot 53 311 Jill I. sometime Wednesday or Thurs- 47 day. The culprits also took three 52 2!i .04 lug bolls oil a wheel of a 1S48 5fi 41 .34;Cadillac parked in Ihe lot. but got 53 3f, .!Mno further in Iheir theft efforts. 53 35 .12 The cilv street maintenance de- Western Oregon Partly cloudy , part mcnl reported the theft Wed with scattered showers early to- nesday of a small grease gun night, clearing lale in nighl. Sat-llrom a road grader parked be unlay mostly sunny with rising hind the city maintenance shop, temperatures. Low tonight 2B-3fi; Wilson Wiley Jr. of lhc Motor high Saturday 50-60. Variable Marl, 42ti South Seventh Street, coastal winds 10-2(1 miles an hour. Itold officers a thief removed a Small crall warnings up on coast, lire, wheel and hubcap from a I. 9 1 1 year. Reducing & Body Building Nissen's ; 227 So. 11th V , Phone TU 4-5012 Free Demonstration Hours: 9 to 6 P.M. Evenings By Appointment PtOPLE WITH DIFFERENT IDEAS ABOUT CHEVY ALL AGREE ON THIS. .. ft vision quit shows, is back in the '"I'an.v. industry selling TV sets. : Nadler, who flunked a census Kecuperarinq laker s exam last mouth, got al Lcs Listen, who operates Liston job with a St. Louis store. He Aircialt service at the Klamath sold his first set Thursday. i municipal airport, is recuperating Nadler said he is working on a ticm a broken leg. . salary-commission basis. He.l l.islon was unloading equip- didn't say how much the salary menl al llermiston recently and is. jcaughl his leg between a truck "I look the job partly liecau:cbed and some barrels, friends it means gelling out and seemg said. people and parjlv because I can He was released recently from use the money." he said. 1 Klamalh Valley Hospital, lie said he slill has some qui. show money left but "not enough OOOIiNUillT TO AI.I.KMGIIT lo last me forever." I fr- oiit.r.ANS (l'Pl - New Orleans radio station W.IRW In. Airlines 707 jet liner. Willi 78'. 11 nir.j dnv was reunited mntpmnlatino .1 1 :. 1 1 usspmn v ur linn 1 ' w anoaru aim ns ui.im-s.- j w. " parked 11 thai company s sometime Wedncs- used car lot day night. And Phyllis 1-cnch, 101 Old Fort Road, said someone stole her mixed Labrador retriever and shepherd dog from her home Grants Pass and vicinity (Thursday. Partly cloudy through Salurday. Officers also learned from Oar Low tonight 30-35: high Saturday ence Jenkins. 31!) Trinity Street. 55-80. that someone cut and scribbled More Room Where You Want More Room Up to 3.1 inches wider seating than you'll find in competitive sedans. And Chevrolet's trunk has up to 22.5 more use able luggage apace. Full Coil Ride None of the other cars near Chevy's size and price and, for that matter, only some of the smooth est riding higher priced ones cushion you with coil springs at all four wheels. CHOIC1 ; J fjjj til low If low I Body by Fisher Upholstered window sills. Safety Plate Glass all around, crank-operated ventipanes these are Fisher Body refinements you won't find in other low-priced makes. Base on ollicill dal. report.d lo the Automobile Manufacturers Associat.on Shift-free Turbo glidet Only car in its field with an automatic trans mission that, elimi nates even a hint of a shift. It's one of five Chevy transmis sions that team op with seven engines. tOptional mi axtre cost. Jet Airliner Lands Safely DETROIT (AP)-An American persons pone, landed safely at Mrlropoli- A missionary Ironi Japan, lhc ; (.,vs promoting ils all-night disc jockey tan Ainmrt Wednesday nighl. Il'Lev. Paul Hcrg. baritone soloist, was bound from Los Angeles to will sing during a special miisi-!vj() .vm,,,;,,!,, The all-night disc jockey is Da- Chi'aeo. It developed hydraulic Iroubl' and Capt. Wes Carroll of Umg cal program al Ihe Assembly of Ood Ihurcli. higbth and Oak streets. Sunday, April 17, at 7:30 Reach. Calif., decided to landipni. lie will he accompanied by here, where runways arc niuchtthv Hev. Merlin Oehrke at Ihe longer than those at O'llare Field organ. The Hev. Lloyd Fosner is in Chicago. A strong ciosswindlpastor. The public is cordially in as blowing at Chicago. vited to attend. Newspaper SPOT ADS , , are inexpensive repeated daily $1.16 Paul T. Hat-chert REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE For COUNTY COMMISSIONER In oursuina the office of Klamath 1 County Commiisioncr, if elected, 6 cmAJ ir is my assurance to rne people of Klamath County to devote as much ' time and energy as it necessary to give fair and impartial representation ta suburban, city and rural areas. I regret that I havo been unable to contact each of you personally, and will appreciate your support in the forthcoming election May 20th. ft Political Adv. Paul T. HaKMlt, eure J. Iu ) KUm.tr, Cam. Ore. KM tCCOMiCAt tUNSaOITiION lmoi$ V8 Soot Sl8"-or.e of 17 Chv0'ts w leas tnn emojroie moae'j o( otner low-ccea mes. Ak Cond,t,ooin,-tm,ure! mid, , otM,h, ,.,, amfon G , demctwwH See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer for fast delivery, favorable deals 410 So. 6th St, DUGAN-MEST CHEVROLET COMPANY KLAMATH FALLS phon, TU 4.3IOI I 1 i