HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore.
Sunday. April 17 1QHO
PAHF, 8 A
Murder Case Defendant
Tells Of Child's Death
By TOM STIMMKI.
Jamr K. Tucker, Navy avia
tion siiiKluial mechanic ihird
..I ...... -f tf- Kl.. L'l
,, ... I.L lL .lll, Mill Ul .Ml. rtll.l .1113.
He said he took the nahv. upod . . .... , .
'., . .. . , ' . ' idred Hansen. 2oj0 Reclamation
City Briefs
CHAMBER
OMAAENTS
by GEORGE T. CALLISON
Assistant Mgr.
KLAMATH COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
"TIip l-Piiim-i'mnts in siKces-it;iken from :i lalk hotoip (lie Kl.im-
-tl HIV UIW 11 it" ft .it j .1 . mi. J 1
drawn Friday in the first degree Mrs. Bursik. he said. Ihouuhl the """"" "w l, ' ",u""-ful iummei vial oi Ramzal ion woikuuh lounty l.hatnner ol lommerce
( ...... are mnli nwnev. meinons ancruu j;im mock. .cuiauv. n was
;lhe Seventh Flcel in the Western ,., A!,pnu., ;,a ii,e first ol said hv Hie oi inriual sih'.tker al a
A third version of the death of blood away with a towel, and sag'
11-mnnth-nld Gary I.ee Rursik was Rested they lake it to a doctor.
Avenue, returned to Alameda re-
murder trial of William Olen Gair-haby would he all l ight if it were
C.ln L-of i.-j.m
Gairson himself reported thel But they did take it to a doc-j '
versmn durinS three hours on the tor. Dr. ('arl Pearson in Malm. A )is(.llssi on M.hooll
witness stand. The picture he drew: Wrsinn Differs !proh!ems will be the program
as incomplete, hut it left impli- H version ; J J """l L the R.x.sevelt PTA at 7:M
lions- 1 1,6 T , 1 Ml. -I'm.. April lit meeting. This will
He said he returned to the IM;'" Hwr stories fold of the hal.y s Instrument-.!
ranch tenant home he and Mrs. 'loath. Mrs. Mursik testified lKnGU i
Ethel Breeding Bursik shared lastly before that the haby had hit- m,1!"c h K"""a" ("l'p"-
neeemher 17 annul I'll om ten Gairson on the finger and that . , . ...
De embei 7 about 1.15 p.m. - , Ni(,hhonl f H,leraft will
. hai Lh woman i 'tins : In a 'od around and lound him beat-'"'!'' ".ll.ion at an open meet
cha'ir'Ldt y V: JS! Hall! All frie Tnd
these and must important is men."
This quotation could have been
Twice Friday Gairson flatly de
filing was wrong, and bent down "e had killed tlie baby. 1 lie
to look. Something was oozing sat" maintains lie did. and is
from the hahys mouth. peeking the death penalty.
The child's mother, he testified.! A Ihird version of the baby's
First Aid
To Fete
Birthday 50
reorgauizaional meeting of the
Klamath Commercial (.'luh i fore
runner of Ihe chamber) at a ban
quet in the old W hile Pelican Ho-
lei. July 2e. ISIS. He was H Van
UensM'I.ier Chase, president of the!
cny development bureau of San
Frainisco, who went on to say.
"If Klamath Falls does not ac
complish all that should be accom
plished for Ihe development and
Ihe growlh of the community, no
one can he blamed hut the people j
ihemselves. An organization such
Car Dealer Celebrates KF Ocenino
! Joe Fisher, a longtime Portyith Falls when he hn
aulomobile dealer and dis-lniiigham and Rickey M
- S jlribiiior. says he finally got his recenlly.
ftS wish to enter business in Klam- Ml poriotf of
'' ill I preparation, he and his
Vandals Hit
Local Area
7 !
Am LA
KENT HALL I
w-,n.l.,i ,' , ' " y Mmnm anu. and Iheir daughter, Susan. 16. will
W ant land Kalbv la a.is and Cenit... Walfr. . .... , ..... . '
Snoot, wmdslueld of car broken ,)hvo,.s , ,( he " .a r.r. n li,Ke, up, s n
IVal-Hile Motors (mho C irmni . ' llammuml oigan.,as thc lat,r s oul o st.hoo ,
I'can.iK .11 hoi s, i.ino L.iinin . The pro(.,.am was coordinated by ,., namD has h wl,h ,.,e
owner, rocks thrown through back ki M) r idm si iiim. ' June, liamp lias Been wnn tlie
i , , . ...... KLA"' '" station. turn ntermitlenl v since lfMII. He
I in.a ii..,Kv iwat iiinnn sireei . jtitn anniveisai v tins year wnn a be b allied II is l ie noun e. l ie1 i. ..... u ,n i .- i .....
'. ni A-.el .l,rvioH ck I..1H dealh the imp Rail-son and Mrs.' i ... ' ' . -.' ,-...a ml,.. f l' i r .i- , ' "' """ ."" """"" ! Sl .tll Street
: ' ' , , , ' j , at v::i p.m. inursuay, April i." ... ... -,i,,h-,, m nr in Kaiii,aium. no manager ol the Indian Valley Ol-
him not to worry, that Jody (heivBursik told police - was lhalThs important meeting. All!" Klamath Basin alone there .make il what it is. and do whatifi,,. of First Western Bank' and
One of the most popular "acci
dent prooling" courses in the ,-,s this . . . can do all richl thines
I'nlveisily of Oregon Mot hers i country, the American Red Cross it sels out to do II it does not.
will meet at the home nf Mrs. last am service, ceienrates 1 1 s the directors and olluers cannot
Sank Names
New Manager
iiiught Ciin-i Fisher savs much of his sue-
Motors hercicess is due to an unshakable
, faith in Chrysler Corporation
amhitious' products, his natural affinity for
preparation, he and his associates j1'" resiaenis, ana nis iwo-aay
iK-gau a iiiit-e-uay gi.intl o(ieillllg '" ""& ...a. u. liiwin-imc
celebration Friday and it will buyers for his guaranteed used
continue through Sunday. vars.
On hand for viewing are a large! He believes he will succeed here
selection of Dodge. Chrysler and nw-ausc of those reasons and he
lmporial passenger cars ;, ia"se the sales records of the WHO
Vandals struck at widely scal-;l)odge "Job Rated" trucks-the!1"1'"'1' Plu"ucls ale very en
tered places in the Klamath Fallsihnes Ihe Fisher agency will han-!l','J,n!s",B' , .
area late Friday night. Idle. I lshor Pmiscs expanded serv-
One resuleni. Mrs. Joel 11 ; 0rehl(i, cMcc ;im, doughnut, ,a' a T'f . dePa,r,ln?emS', I A
i li.ml.i k-.iw iv,.,.. vv-.v h-.. l"ull", ,u"11 ',n" ouginHHh:0l.a dt,aerslip i be staffed
1 1 , unl ets. b.Ui i oina Way. lias,am cnteilainmciit have been fieeihv ,, ln ,..
olfered $.',(1 reward for inlormation , ,ho ,nlhlt. ril,,illR ,he opening I u" ' j" n,p' ',,le,,i nf Ihe l, al
leading to the arrest of the hood !,,,..,., 1W in,., p ' ,,n ' Ho ls Vlte Ptosident of Ihe local
lums who threw beer bottles H " " 'av :Blll,k of "h f11? d is 3
,, , ,, member ol its Board ot Directors.
uangers, me v inraiimos trom rharleK A Man is his local
through her window.
Other incidents reported to fity KinKsloy
jwlice were
Jim Rockholl. 2:H
Field, the Sweet Ade-
manager. Ramp, his wife, Mary,
,ioe risner jr.. a paiiner. will' ,J, ,,..! j.,.1.,.1,:, ,,f ,:,
be joined at the celebration bydul.inB jnU,,,m ' jn SL He(.
Syear old sonl had been like that
once before
Nine Injured
In Accidents
di-eenn M.nhnis nle.ise he there, are more than 2.IHH) men and is to lie done. Tlie difticuitv is T.-.i (...,... ,.. i:.. ,ii J . . ' . .ui... u. Sunday
Ihe air. playfully, when he, " Iwomcn who have won firsl aid Ihal Iih. manv ect lire trouble i.a.....,,, u-' . i. ' 'ar nooi nroKcn wnn a lliree-inch Thp
Women's .Society of Chritian'rlilieates during the past five and loaf on Ihe job. slopping the resigned recently, according lot ,.,,. ..'..j. ' , ,. i u
;.u , u,A , since the founding of its first r , a 1 T , ' 1 " 01 Street, spark plugs removed from .
(laiison was tossing ihe bahy
diopjM'd it. The baby fell on itsi
head and tumbled down the back1,
porch steps.
fl XVPII r I 'III I IOC' I f . . r .i
' - ' Ills 13 it. CAf n ip nimnanv ... j i-
r-v ci s ann rasL'o. waMi iBion, ms
In his testimony Friday. Gair- in ,he sm.lU ,.(M)m of ciyde s Tow.jaid program in 1910. lite Hod;in the Kbmath Ba.sin since litis is The new manager was (oimerly.
snn. (harh'S R Kamn. is tnn
The elder Fisher says he has salcsInan (or the Fishol. agcncy
watched Klamath Falls' growlhljn Portland.
poiennal and considers it excel-, .In Kisher Jr. was graduated
nt. It is one of the few key!frm nmo.m ;ti rntin a.,r.nn
son admitted the slory was not
true. He said Mrs. Bursik instruct
ed him lo tell that slorv on the
nue. Friday' and Saturday. April irans hinv lo prevenl accidents
. . V.. ..... ,. ,j . .anft savp livpc Tlp "S.lanH:ii'H
n ana &. .ioiniiig, nousenoio ar-'--- ; -
wav In Ihn Hiictnr in Matin nnH .; i I iFirst Aid Textbook." now in ils
Nine autoisls were injured m had ask(K) nim as wpl sav ,h(,v . wj he'on s1,e Ut)11a. touiih revision, has been a top
weekend accidents, rour were wtn ma,.ried and the haby wasl,ic m'. i, i.,(i Vhe'eh,.r..h'hxt seller during that period with
,tu. hospitalized early Saturday hh. 'r b,MU lu ,.Kdl,s altcr , 0.m .21.5tl0.0tW co.nes sold lo date.
rnoining ana live naa oeen le- whf ..linllenged by District At-'Thursday.
'"s,' tornev Arthur Beddoe why hei '
In ll.o k'hnlh Un.nl-j '.
... ............. 'lacreed o te hat storv. Oairson vui c. i..ki,,H vi:u
said. "1 didn't realize what 1 was;io. e( Fnriiiy morning with Mr.
saying when I told her I would. ;anrt MiS. Ned Putnam and their
I was trying lo keep the pickup;solli Tommy, in the Pulnams'
on the road." Inlane In visit the Pulnams' oilier
. .... ,, . - - h ' I Mir ,,u il if, .-. .1 I'lim il....
nig Service. 7:n Mamatn Ave i'"-' ".' convincing prool that tbose who, the assistant manager at Ihej.i,. sni ,vi nl,,, mm .a
didn't tleve no lire ti-nuhlp f.ii-nut. Itaiil'c UhIia V'.'.llv, ,.ll.a in I1.,i'.l. ' ' h
numlier those who did. ris.
The above quote, by the way.' All
comes from three volumes
meeting minutes, brochures and
newspaper clippings iThe Kvening
and termed in fair condition were
Gerald U Newton, 19. 4401 An
derson Street; Donald D. Brehm,
4131 Douglas Street; David R.
Clubb, 40, 3640 Flint Street, and
his wife, Clara, 33.
til me ii.iiiiiiu Krtsin mutual i ii.,. j i I, ... i.., i.v.J IT fl t
42.1 persons were awarded first :u.hn ' , ., nf ,lm . im;ill;
Mrs, Bursik had testified earlier
son, Dean, at Mayo Brothers
thai I. a i r c n n ciit'nnc.loH I ho .i- t: i n. j i.. rl
KOI. nnli,.. rnnnH lh ' -L1IIUC. VICM IS IOC UrfUglllCl Ol
Innrsnmwas in i , red in a head 1 "y.8 ' "W- Virgll Peebler, 2627
, j ---- - ii10 nanys neain. Mie said sue re-irar
t,. .o.c "(."' ""ipealed it at his instructions be-
"'S""' "tIU Icause she feared Gairson. ,.ai i,ia
Answering questions from De- mnhv meeting Tuesday,
rgo.
Iheir
April
aid certificates last year, accord
ing lo lioliort Elliott, safety serv
ice chairman. "Our goal contin
ues to he at least one member
of every family trained in first
aid." Elliott said, "and we're
willing to take the classes any
where lo reach people."
Key personnel in many indus
trial plants and business tirms
in the area are Red Cross first i
aid instructors. They spread a
Commercial Club hack in 1015. j
Our thanks to Gib Fleet who made
his father's records available to
us.
from
,,,.,,. .1 Uuyd Itunvon. 2244 Reclamation
of Halls hanking csper.-,stre0, Mmrk ,... (rnm
car.
ofiencc. which dales hack to August.
KI55. has been with the First
Western. He joined Ihe bank's
Susanville olf ire in October. l'.Uo,
was apMiinted an assistant cash
ier there in July. 1956. and was
Iranslerred lo Butte Valley in
March of
A native of Sacramento, he re-
OBITUARY
S.MOOT
Iivin Carlisle Smool, age 71
native of Plymouth. Kentucky,
resident of Klamath Falls for the
past : years, died here April
15, 19(10. Survivors include sons.
Oregon cities slated for new Fish- tne ea.)y ,9,-,s. He slll(jed busj.
er dealerships. nPSS alrt- journalism. He worked
He likes the rural atmosphere. (or a tinic ttith the Oregon Jour
loo, for he was horn and reared na and whie in scloo! wilh the
on a Tennessee ranch and breeds j0sc Daily Barometer,
cattle on a ranch at Scappooso. llc learned the car business
Both Fishers say they plan to,f,.m n,n hnttm ,,n .inn hiah
school days. He worked in Fish
er's Portland agency in parts.
spend a considerable amount of
time here.
Thc elder Fisher began selling'
I Dodges in Portland in 1922. He
opened his first dealership at
Coos Ray during 1925 and made
his first sale while seated at the
running board of a car with a
borrowed typewriter on an apple-
network of safely through Ihe
the premises tor other employes.
The end result is fewer accidents!
Investigating officers said that
newions car nan neen norm- fense Attorney Warren Lessee oil,,. ,i, l. u-.ii ci i, i
bound and Cluhb's southbound. Medfnrd in direct examination. ,;' ' m f,. a memhers and their l'lanls bv conducting classes on
and that apparently both carslGairson said he never heat tlrf families
had been hugging the centcrlinejchildren and had never used eilherl "
too closely. Brehm was a passen- of two whips introduced into evi- Naiona Sn.jai Seriirity ( luh'on tlle 'ob antl imme(liate eme1'-
eer in ncwion s car. dence by the slate. One was a t Amo.-i.-a kiamath chanter 17 lKC"1' J
Richard William Charles, 2144'0ng, woven fabric whip used to )nd ' mccling Monday,
uary oueei, was ireaiea ana re- whip cattle, tlie other was a pieceiA).j 18 at 8 ., m , )e corn
irn.-u ntiiii me uu.-.,iirti .1111.-1 in.-. 01 Harness snap.
easlbound vehicle collided with a "Did you ever beat those chil
southbound car driven by Larry'dren?" isseg asked.
reived an AR degree from Col-
f:.,..- .... . 1. I J: :...ileee nf Paeifir- in 1'ir.l He was
into the past'lodav. a good lriend;"''s''''' !"' Susansille's Hospt-j'l Vl" "' fovd. and
who is one of the area's mnsi avutllal Fund Drive in 1958 and lawprl . hmoot. t.lendale, Oregon;
artifaclors and researchers comes and is a charter member nf tlie!""""""; "v'- "" Dayton opened a dealership in bveretl,
up with these intcresling bits of junior chamber of commerce """"t. Hillshoro. Kentucky; Cur-IWashiiiglon. then expanded in Pe
information. Of Ihe 600 dictionar-i"lcre.
box.
During
the depression he
service and sales departments.
He has a wife, Ruth, and a
daughter, Jane, 2'i. He is a
member of Delta Tail Delta fra
ternity and Sigma Delta Chi pro
fessional journalism fraternity.
The local agency will be open
Sunday from 1 lo 5 p.m. In the
future no business will be trans
acted on Sunday.
J. Hartley, 5071 Harlan Drive, po
lice reported. Hartley was not in
jured. The accident occurred
about midnight Friday at the in
tersection of South Sixth Street
and Highway 66.
Charles was .treated and re
leased from Klamath Valley Hospital.
The remaining lour persons;
"No, sir." Gairson replied.
The defendant discussed at
length his poor eyesight, first in
troduced in defense testimony ofi
Dr. W. A. Cope of Ashland Friday
morning. State-introduced photo
graphs of Gary Lee showed he
was virtually covered with bruis
es, lacerations and abrasions,
lsseg asked Gairson about the
bruises. Gairson said he had never
First aid volunteers maintain
mobile first aid units in their
munily lounge. 118 North Eighth:, . . ' 1 a T . ., J
... . .. . . ...al I I i"fc"""J nim.ii.
given. All members are urged to
attend.
Klamath County Pomona Mas
ter Francis Flowers urges all
Pomona officers to attend prac
tice for fifth degree Tuesday
April 19, at 8 p.m. in the Mid
land Grange Hail.
The Parent and Family Ufe
Study Group, sponsored by the
Klamath County Council, PTA,
will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
were treated and released from
the hospital after an accident thatjseen any bruises
occurred at Diamond Lake Junc-I Poor Eyesight
tion early rriday morning. He said his eyesight was poor;Jin Room 300 of Klamath Union
They are Paul Gonzales, 19. his'lhat he could drive only in day-HiRh S(.noo M,Si Sylvia Tucker
wife Stella, 19, driver of the ve . light, and with dilliculty. Givenjwi h(, 1Me djscussjon leader. All
hide; Billy Arrendondo. 18. andlone of (he photographs by Beddocljn,erej.(H IX,rsons are invited.
IMia Aliennonno, 11, ail Ol v,or- lo examine, uan.sun iraiicu uii me
coran, California. henih of Judge James M. Main to
State police said that the car.gel Ihe best light, tilted the photo-
utruck a slick spot on the high-graph at several angles a few m.t a, i.5 Tuesday
way and overturned s e v e r a ll inches away from his face, and.,he Pelican Cafe for coffee.
times. Itestified he could not see tne
Ambulance driver Felix Peace bruised body of a baby it por-
ies of the Klamath language be
lieved to have been published,
only two are known lo exist today
on the West Coast; one in the
Washinglon State Historical Mu
seum in Tacoma and the oilier at
the University of California in
Berkeley.
Two of the best collections of
Klamalh artifacts are even farth
er afield in two museums in
Bid Opening
(Continued from Page I-A
and one-half fool high brick wain
scot In nrovide belter nrnlertion
First aid stations are located l;swil7.crland: one in St. Gall. Ihe i'rom water damage to Ihe lower
lis Smoot, Ripley. Ohio; Williamoria. Illinois. From Peoria, he
Smool. Shirley. Indiana: Kdmond settled with a distributorship in
Smoot. rnppenish, Washinglon.1 1939 al Portland, serving dealers!
ano tverett Smoot, Honda; sis- in Oregon and portions of Wash
lors, Mrs. Ina Grose and Mrs. ington and Idaho. During the past
Ressa human. Hillshoro. Ken- few y s. he has added Rootes
lucky, and one grandson. Funeral products Ulillman, Sunbeam and
and finish. Thc stained wood sid- services will be held Tuesday.jsinger) lo his Portland line. He
ing outside and painted gypsumAiril 19. al 2 p.m. from Ward's retails Volvo cars at Portland,
board inside are set on a two Klamath Funeral Home. loo.
Iceland is approximately the
same size as Kentucky.
FOR SALE
1959 THUNDERBiRD
Immaculate Condition
12,000 Miles - $3795
Phoni 4 4312 0y
The Klamath County Council!
PTA Kxecutive Committee will
took all victims to the hospital.
Eastern Apples
To Be Tasted
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (API -Californians
soon will be able to
eat Mcintosh and other eastern
npples for the first time in 35
years.
The Slate Agriculture Depart
ment announced Thursday that il
Ross Ragland will speak on
"Practical Politics" when the
Bly, Chilnquin, Fort Klamalh and
Stewart lnox Addition in
Klamalh Falls.
ln Klamath County and across
the nation Red Cross first aid is
an important part of the training
for police and firemen, public
utilities employes, members of
Ihe Civil Air Patrol and Civil
Defense. In Tulelake, all school
bus drivers and volunteer firemen
are Red Cross-trained in first aid.
Red Cross takes to the hills
to give special first aid training
to all members of Ihe National
Ski Patrol. There even is a throw
back to Ihe pre-gasoline era a
horse-mounted sheriff's deputy
posse trained lo care lor me
injured in the rugged country
around Phoenix, Arizona.
I At Ihe other end of the trans
portation gamut, a Red Cross
I volunteer is giving full time to
other in Bern. In 1822 a Swiss hv surfaces of the walls.
the name of Alphonsc Fai rer trav- 't he boiler room is lo he built
cled through the Klamalh country with brick walls and reinlorced
t raved.
"1 hen how are you able lo read Business and Professional Worn
your watch dial, if you can't seejcn s Cuh moeS Monday at 6:30
these? Beddoe demanded.
b.m. in the Willard Hole! for ils
"My watch has gold numbers regular meeting. In addition the
and gold hands. I tilt it to the sw eel Adeline Chorus will sing,
light to read it," Gairson an- Co-rhairmen are Doris Abernathy
swered. land Mildred Binney. Guests are
Gairson, however, did volunieerijnvited.
Ihe comment that Elhel (Mrs.
Bursik I was mean lo the kids and
scolded them.
"You say the scolding the chil
dren received was the reason they
has eased its ban on imported ap-;were as bruised and battered as
pies because there now is a satis-; they were?" Beddoe demanded
factory treatment for apple mag- Gairsnn's answer was inaudible
cot and plum circulio. as manv of his answers were.
Eastern apples had been banned , "You never touched the chil
since 1925 in order to keep theidren
pests oul of California, where they
are unknown.
LEFT OFF BALLOT
DETERMINED SWIMMER
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI1 -Neil
Hansen, 31, bet his girl
friend Thursday he could swim a
half mile through Lake Michi
gan's icy waters and tried it. , .
twice.
The first lime. Iwo fishermen
fished him out. The second time,
leaching first aid to the men al Cufjt.(
and amassed a large collection
of ethnographic objects "manufac
tured by and in active use among
Ihi Klamath Indians." Among the
items are Iwo hanasish (magic)
arrows used by the medicine men
of the time.
The next logical step would be
lo find out if Ihesc two Swiss mu
seums would he interested in lend
ing or selling these exhibits to our
own Klamath County Museum.
And while w e're si ill in Eur
ope. Ihis postscript in Ihe malter
of 19-year-old Johann Adriaansen
of The Netherlands who wrote
asking for folders and descriptive
material about Klamalh County.
A letter of I hanks w as received
from Johann Ihis week, which con-
charged him with disorderly con-
LITTLE GODS
TOYOHASHI, Japan (UPD
Impressionist painter Susumu Fu
kuyama, taking to heart the Or
iental saying that a 3-year-old
Gairson denied that he had.
Two stale police officers tcsti-l(jut.(
tied about their phases of the in
vestigation, Officer Robert Sey
mour regarding the ranch investi-
FORT WASHINGTON. Wis. gation and Officer Robert Trout-
(UPD A justice of the peace.iman regarding interviews in the
taking silence for good news, office. They were called to refute
thoueht he had been reelected Gairson s claims concerning hisl(.hjd has the "Dercentive eves ol
two weeks ago and applied for a playing with Ihe baby, when iljGod," enrolled al a kindergarlcn
new bond Thursday. was revealed that he and Mrs. here Wednesday to see for him-
City Hall officials were embar- Bursik were not married, and an scf
rassed when the .IP appeared. Itjallcged threat from Beddoe thai
seems somebody forgot to include'he would see Gairson in the gas
his post on the election ballot. jchamher.
In reprisal, Lesseg nammereo
away at alleged inefficiency of the
state police investigation.
The trial resumes at 9:30 a.m.
Monday.
Ihe Cape Canaveral rocket launch
ing site.
"The few hours needed lo com
plete a first aid course are a
small price lo pay for Ihe privi
lege of saving lives," Elliott said.
Volunteer instructors who have
taught classes during the past
year for Ihe local chapter in
clude Ella Redkey, James W.
Paxton, Dr. R. I. Kcrwood, Lar
ry Bergman. Bruce G. Lattin,
James T. Baker, Kenneth Dyke
man, Gary Price, Thelma Love
lace, Dave Lovelace, Arlie Mae
Johnson, Roland M. Salisbury,
Kenneth Evans. Herbert Hadley,
Mrs. Beverly Green, Carl Jen-
rn.,n;, nnn,. Alt-c Tnio
police retrieved Hansen and;,' si Mahpr' ni.hard D.
"About visiting your country:
Ihis has been my favorite wish
for many years and I am going
to travel the Western states ol
the USA by bicycle within a few
years and I shan't forget lo visit
Klanfiith County. Thank you very
much again for Ihe beautiful book
lets. Your Dutch friend, Johann."
concrete roof to provide a fire
proof installation in compliance
with fire regulations.
Aluminum sash Is used to pro
vide more unobstructed glass
areas for the classrooms and a
lower cost of painting mainten
ance.
"A higher percentage of wood
products will he used in this
school than in Ihe average new
school being built across Ihe na
lion today." Mrs. Moore declared.
"We feel we learned a lot about
building during the study on this
project, loo," she added.
MENINGITIS EPIDEMIC
NIAMEY, Niger Republic (UPD
Several hundred persons have
died in a meningitis epidemic in
Ihe Brilish territory of Nigeria,
reports reaching here said today.
MOVING?
Call TU 2-5282
NORTH AMERICAN
VAN LINES
Jacobsen. John W. Quinn. Thomas
L. Winterringcr, Charles F .
Shotls, Dorolhy Sober, O. E. Pe
dersen and Don Divens.
Newspaper
SPOT ADS
are inexpensive
repeated daily SI. 16
They decided to reappoint him.
First completely automatic pro
eess for manufacturing automobile
tires was developed in 1924.
Paul T. Hareherr
REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE
For COUNTY COMMISSIONER
In pursuing the office of Klamath
County Commissioner, if elected,
it it my assurance to the people of
Klamath County to devote at much
time and energy at it necessary to give fair and
impartial representation to suburban, city and
rural oreat.
I regret that I have been unable to contact each
of you personally, and will appreciate your tuppart
In the forthcoming election May 20th.
PM Pelitlcil Adv. aul T. HitchtH, Routt t Bu m KlimilM Pallt. Oni.
urn
at HAFTER'S
10 Year Guarantee
ON
DUPONT 501 NYLON
CARPET
A 10 year Writttn Guaranftt on This Famous DuPont
Heavyweight Carpet. At teen and dimomtratad an TV.
SOIL RESISTANT . . . EASY TO CLEAN $1A95
6 BEAUTIFUL NEW COLORS . V gq. yd.
Othtr Virgin Nylon Carpet ai low at $5.95 q. yd. Plain
or Tweed, Over 100 roll of carpet in our itort te select
from.
833 Klamath
Phone TU 4-4878
CHAR-HOUSE
Creamed Chicken Soup A La Princess
Cottage Cheese & Deviled Egg or Green Salad Bowl
Your Choice of Dressing . . . Iced Relishes . . Green Onions
Radishes . . . Corrot Sticks . . , Olives
Boked Sugor Cured Horn, Virginia Style,
Condied Yams, Fruit Sauce W W
Special Prime Rib of Beef, Au Jus . $2.75
Char-Broiled Dinner Steak, Mushroom Sauce,
Stuffed Baked Pototo J2.50
Chicken and Dumplings $1.50
Snow Flaked Potatoes - Hot Cross Buns
Homemade Crobopple Jelly
Dorthea's Divinity and Assorted Tea Cookies
Choice of Dessert
Pumpkin Pie - Sundaes - Orange Sherbet - Pudding
Fruit Salod Plate, Oronge Sherbet,
Hot Cross Bun & Butter . ... $1.25
Crab or Shrimp Louie, Garnished wtth Ha'dboiled Egg,
Tomoto Wedges, Thousand Isfond Dressing,
Bun & Butter .. ... . $1.50
DESSERTS
Pumpkin Pie . . . 25c Home Mode Orange Cake , . . 25c
Chocaloe Sundae . . . 25e Ice Cream or Sherbet ... 15e
CHILD'S PLATE UNDER 12
Ham Dinner $1.15 Chicken & Dumplings $1.00
SPECIAL EASTER EGG TREE
and FAVORS FOR THE CHILDREN!
CHAR-HOUSE
126 South 7th
Low Prices Plus T-D Savings Stamps!
Borden's
mm.
Tall Tint
6:69
Yuban
Coffee
The Coffee
With the
Aged Beans
2 & $ fl
Maxwell House Instant
Coffee
Giant 10-oz. Size
$39
1
Occident
Flour
25-lb. Bag
$469
1
Borden's Chateau
Cheese
2-lb. Loaf
j 79c
Arizona Pink
Grapefruit
5 -49c
Large Size, Frott Free
Artichokes
3 29c
2 for
2
Wax Paper
100' roll
TUNA Kal Kan for ca,s' tins
DOG FOOD Ka nTins nk style
PAPER TOWELS Zee re9Ular
SANDWICH BAGS Zee
LAUNDRY STARCH
DETERGENT Energy s ,iquid
FELS INSTANT CiQnf powdered
23 c
Toiler Tissue
4-roll pack
27c
..,37c
23c
,,. 10c
39c
4?c
85c
39e
W3
Fresh Ground
3 ibs. $139
RIB STEAKS
.b. 79'
Top Value!
Tender and
Good!
Right Reserved to Limit 4710 So 6th Prices Effective Through Wednesday