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Newspaper Page TextI HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Sundav, November 6. 1960 PAGE 5 A CITY BRIEFS ' Footsteps of Livingstone, a 28-1 sored by Mothers Club of Rainbow Fiinute motion picture in techni-'for Girls Assembly 57 at Masonic color, will be shown at the First Lodge, 418 Klamath Avenue. Nov Ihnsiian Church Sunday. Nov. 6. "at 7:W p.m. This is an inspiring on-the-spot film report showing "Bible work in the Congo. The Jublic is invited. Mixers Square Dance Dam Hearing Set Monday WASHINGTON (AP)-A Feder- u with srrvinn startine at fi n m. al Power Commission hearing will Proceeds go towards expenses oflPro"! as scheduled Monday in r.ranrf Acmhk' !a dispute over dam construction ! in the middle Snake River be tween Idaho and Oregon. serve its annual spa-, the meeting at 2 p.m. Judges Merry Club wil ghelti dinner starting at 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19, at Pelican School. Dinner ticket entitles ad mittance to the square dance aft er the dinner in the hall in Peli-'bazaar. ,can City. Contact any Merry Mix er for tickets. at 1:30. Coffee hour will prece Klamath Falls Garden Club will meet at me cuv nuictiv, i-u. i, , . , M.- k.. FPC Examiner William C. Levy Washington Public Power Supply System that the hearing be put off until Jan. 9. Owen W. Hurd, managing di Council will be in charge of the program. There will be a table r 1 1 f- it - ...U oi supplies on nam. ,u. muse "irecl wppss said Levy's-rul-wish to make something for the A com. mission spokesman said this would Bethel No. fit, Order of Job's not delay the hearing Cross-examination of witnesses Daughters, will have a regular for pad(j. Northwest Power Ca Rho No. 8 will meeting Monday, Nov. 7. at 7:30 Nov. 7, at 7:30 .p.m. in the Scottish Kite tem ple. Mrs. Leita Nida is in Provi dence Hospital, Portland, recov ering from surgery. Bethel 61, Order of Job's Sat. Daughters, will have its regular Theta Theta meet Mondav, p.m. in the IOOF Hall. All offi cers and members are urged to be present, r r VFW Auxiliary and post mem bors are urged to bring, a cov ered dish and a cake for family potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m ittiday. Nov. 5. in the hall. Cake-walk will follow the dinner. Any lone wishing their cakes to be ; picked up call hostess, Jean Har ivey, at TU 4-3032. Degree of Honor Executive meeting, Monday. Nov. 7, at 7:30 p.m. in tha Scottish Rite Tem ple. All members please attend. Butte Valley .Federated .Wo men's Club of Dorris will have a rummage sale Friday and Sat urday. Nov. 11 and 12, at the is scheduled for Monday. WPPSS. an organization of nine public utility districts, is apply ing for permission to build Nez Perce Dam. PNP, a combine of several private utilities, is seek ing a permit to build Mountain Sheep Dam. The projects are mutually ex clusive. , The public power group had asked for more time so it could study filings in the case and pre pare for cross-examination. ecting will be held at Juanita piggly wiggly Store. Seventh and -Lundsten's home, 1818 Crest, Mon 'day, Nov. 7. at 8 p.m. All offi cers please' attend. Pine. Doors open Friday at 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. until sold out ceeds will be applied to a nurs- Butte Valley Federated Vomens'jng scholarship and other youth REAs Favoring Nez Perce Dam SALT LAKE CITY (API - Re- Pro.gion Nine of the National Rural Electrical Cooperative Association went on record Kridav in favor tJ.v m I r-. 1ZZ ' V' f tii I P 1 , Portland ,p-The Muitnot Mrs. Gi ' frfk i Vf TT7 f.Vf I 1 f I man County grand jury Friday'vigorous publi I'y l .t. 1 I, J . t ( . 1! tl J 1 I ' 1 handed down seven indictments with whose v I VI '' 'TELSh - S Kir! '" f N'tical criminal Pike has arg t "Sw i. ' a - C" - H m ibe stemm Indictments Returned Against 7 For Libel In Attack On Sweetland onncrt long has been ai "I am grateful to the distin- ic opponent of those guished citizens of our community iews she disagrees, who. I am informed, came for. ued his political view sj ward to testify to the grand jury ing Irom a printed at- on a program ne purchases on an as 10 me uitcr iaisny oi me siato tack on Monroe Sweetland. thcjOregon City radio station. Dierin- ments about me: a federal judt;t, Democratic candidate tor secre-ger is a 'retired postman. a district court judge, a distin- tary of state. , Rogers said of the handbill, aft-jSishcd labor leader and a for- Four persons were arrested. The or his arrest: nl(,r president ot the American three other indictments were is- - non't know niuch about it,!Pollllcal Stlf,nte Association." sued under Ihe names of "John i,,ii 1 nntlpisiand ihev have coni-i 1ne handbill was issued by a and Jane Doe Arrested were Mrs. Louise (Iron nert, 56; Clude Pike, 41: Henry J Dieringcr. 65; and Homer A Rogers, 79, all Portland area resi- for n,e indictment dents. Dicnnger posted $1,000 bail. The others were released on recognizance of their attorney. group calling itself the Oregon Committee for Honest Politics. A second printed paper was distri buted Friday, just as the indict ments were handed down. "On Thursday I was asked to Democratic aie Liiairman ippear and testily netore me """"" van- grand iurv, which 1 did. I unde- pkie evidence on him t Sweet land'. I happen to be an ardent right-winger." Sweetland said he did not ask He explained 'men of the party of the indict- The four were among 31 whose stand this is a criminal matter;menls in a telegram, and added names were on the printed hand bill. UPC RFRT C THOMAS left, and Mrs. da (Jim) Grimes hav served on local elec tion boards jince the days before women had the right to mark X before the name of a candidate. This week they recalled many humorous happenings during the yean. They will serve again on Nov. 8, both in Precinct 25 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Larson, 1933 Melrose. Mrs. Larson is board "parliamentarian," keeps business in order. Mrs. Grimes will serve as chairman of the board, Mrs. Thomas as clerk. There will be hot coffee, but with the increased number of voters, there will be no time for the board to visit with those they register. Women Recall Early Days At Polls Club of Dorris will have a rum ;"mage sale Friday and Saturday, T.'ov. 11 and 12, at the Piggly projects. Degree of Honor .'Wiggly Store, Seventh and Pine.Mpetrng will be held at Juan- St cts. Doors open 8 a.m. Frkjta Lundsten's home, 1818 Crest of Nez Perce Dam instead of Mountain Sheep Dam on the Executive 'hnnke Kiver between Idaho and by lne less daring, in the days uregon By RL'TH KING Few housewives had a to call (heir own and few, cer- I schedule was repeated at the din- They organized "gct-logethers" :i.ni ner hour i with refreshments to tell their Mishap Hurts Two Two mon were injured in a between the state of Oregon and the accused 'If this printed sheet or any other delamatory material altack- i- The libelous smear attack " ... . ' . . can caiuiiiuics is cucuiaicu in your county, you are advised to present the matter to the county district attorney for appropriate against me has shocked and out raged decent and (air-minded citi zens of Oregon " Di.t. Atlv. Charles Raymond fico if he did not act. Sweetland said: tainly. expressed a political oplh ion without eyebrows being raised day until 6 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. until sold out. Pro 'ceeds will be applied for a nurs ing scholarship and other youth ' projects. I Fairhaven Parents and Patrons Monday, Nov. 7. at 8 p.m. All officers please attend. Mrs. Alice Piel. onetime resi dent of Klamath County, has re turned to her home in the Mark Anthony Hotel (former Lithia Ho- to build Mountain Sheep instead The Washington Public Power Supply System of Kennewick, an organization of nine public utility districts, Nez Perce projec west Power Co.. made up of sev eral private utility firms, wants When the job was c 'omplctc reasons for wanting to vole. The Williams was being held lor ob grand jury as required under the near headon crash on Highway 97 acmes aw un just south of Modoc Point late1.1" I' " ra""MU" m" Friday afternoon. i In the Klamath Valley Hospital were Loval . Jonnson, Jo, Route 3, Box 10."5. Klamath Falls and Harold W. Williams. 34, Star Route. Box 11, Chiloquin. Hospital attendants said that . , ' .' .',, j , ,, I criminal action against the per said he took the evidence to the, , . ,, r Funerals movement rolled across the na tion, state by state, with women of 11 states permitted by state law to cast a presidential vote in 1916. By January 1, 1919. women of 30 stales had won their fight, pre- Bill meet Tuesday, Nov. 15. in-;tel in Ashland, following major '. stead of Nov. 8 due to the elec tions. Bamnna Overson. wife of Ray- surgery. The Annual Spaghetti Dinner, sponsored by the Mothers Club Lmond Overson. 2793 Crest Street, 0f Rainbow for Girls Assembly Jis now at the home of her sister, vMrs. John Kunze Jr., recovering ,from an appendectomy. Annual spaghetti dinner spon- 5?. will be held at the Masonic Hall, 418 Klamath Avenue, Nov. each woman took home her -hot tie of ink and the steel pens they used "as a sort o( gratui- when Ida Grimes and Helen'ty." Thomas first served together oni 0man suffrage was fomenting an election board. across the nation then, and worn- ft 11)1,1 u-linn M..r Thnmoc a., in Vlam-lfl, ITnttc U'frO DC 030. has applied to build the:, ' bl'jc spiritoc 'ma(le ,cr er as any for vojce in their e project. Pacific North-1.. 7 L i...,: j : . Th i..,i and only a bit later when Mrs. by voice, by pen and by petition1 legislature anil on August 26 of; ., :, ,j : ' j ,j ,...; ii, m" that year, Secretary of State women's rights, joined her. to their way of thinking on the They will serve again this year, ballot question with "tea and together, on the same board in I cakes." Precinct 25. C. R. DeLap. father of t h e Women then had not yet w or-'present County Clerk Charlie De- ried about calories, baked with a Lap. was men in tne courtnouse.i Determined to support the "use 1 CU I II Vl Willis of women," a handful of hardy n M DI UUllll I IUIItk.1 servation nd Johnson suffered fractures of the right leg and left clltow. , Investigating officers of the stale police said that Johnson started to pass a Ned Putnam logging truck, driven by Keith S. KLAMATH SHAOLEY Funeral services tor Blanche Schonchln Shariley will take place Irom the chapel ol Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Mon dav. Nov. 7, at 10 a.m., Mrs. William Rent! ol Ihe Assemblv of God Church In Chiloquin olllclallnq. Concluding services and vault entombment In Chlel Schonchln cemelery. sons responsible.' Sweetland's Republican oppon ent. Secretary of State Howell Ap pling Jr., said earlier that, he de plored Ihe attack on Sweetland and w hat he said were whispering campaigns directed against himself. It's Time For A Klamath Man In Congress Elect Ron Phair The regional organization voted to hold its 1962 meeting in Eu gene, Ore. gon ratified in January, 1920, in t.entry, 37. 2940 Patterson htreel. a snecial session of the state Both vehicles were southbound. as jonnson mane nis move, ne collided Willi a northbound ca Rninhridpp Cnlhv nrnclaimed the Suffrage Amendment a part of!1""! Williams was driving with RUNGE Funeral services lor Carl Arthur Runge will take place Irom Ihe chapel ot Ward's Klamath Funeral Home on Mon- I day, Nov. J. al 7 p.m.. a Reader Irom the First Church 01 Christ, scientist ot llrlAlinn. Concluding services In Klamath driven nv vtiiuams. ronce saia, Memorial park. Prl. Adv. Klamath County Democrat and Republican Phair for Congress Comm., Bruce Owens and Norman Duffy. chairmen, 123 N. Olh St. the Federal Constitution. See you al the polls! HOME PRO CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) Clayton Heafner, twice mnnerup In tU TT C nnnn n. .if f1,A tA..t.n. ill iiic vj.o. win.il, viuil iiic luuina- - , 11, with serving starting at 6 ment trail several years ago and wnal tne J earnea on an eicc-iim nc.c, ... .,...... p.m. Proceeds go toward expenses .operates the Eastwood Golf Club'lion job would buy. jMrs. Hancis Boyd Mrs. B. S. prepared cake mix nor driven a compact car. But they did know of Grand Assembly. I in Charlotte. Basin Briefs Jolly Neighbors annual Thanks- Padgett and Lorraine Anderson giving potluck turkey dinner will are -project leaders. Please, bring 'he held Tuesday, Nov. 8, at 6:30 table service, "p.m. at the 'fiome of Mrs. Cecelia' "'' 'Downing, '1621 Arthur. Please ' bring own table service. time at the XL Ranch north ol Bly Abert Lake Oct. 29 and 30. The five girls were accompanied by their leaders, Mildred Brattain and Lora Carlon. Bly Women's Cluh will not meet Nov. 9. The meeting was post poned in deference to the annual club turkey dinner at the home of 9 Fort Klamarh Postponed from election day, Nov. 8, the regular monthly meet ing of the Fort Klamath Home -... ;n Unit ,,-UI Wa trnlrl at the home of Mrs. Clyde Nichols ; district ffi Nov' 8 fT U"'U board of directors for a three Bonanza Langell Valley Irrigation D I s- I trict will hold an election at the , ,n ... , ,,., rt j vn u p.m. io elect a incniuer hi me So competition was keen, women were just emerging from their cocoons of anonymity. Some women served on the boards who (Jim) Grimes, and Mrs. Helen (Bert C.) Thomas among others, brushed aside the whispers, "that fumbled the ball and left Ihe on'y coarse women vote," and Mrs. Ed Scott will be co- Mrs. Dave Campbell at 12:30 p.m Nov. 15. Those interested are asked to call Glenda Zittle. club secretary, for more information. Keno hostess. Topic will be wild game cookery. All interested women welcome to attend. year term. Ted Albert and Louis Randall are running for the office. knM a meoline TiiccHaV 'rW ft Jack Boatwright has returned !a 3 p m jn (ne Mcn.; Gradc to his home here alter undergoing Sc,00i cafeteria. surgery in han francisco receni .. i mr. anu mrs. m. if. ovun- nic "err"l l..:,:i: I u..tl.A rmnn VCU. Merrill Parents and Patrons will r ,,.. Th ' ...in kn into Idaho for a few days. keen-minded to unfumble the fum bles. Five persons made up Ihe board which registered the voters and also served as a counting board. Once. Ida Grimes recalls, a board worked more than 36 hours to straighten out errors, without sleep. Election time was practically Ja holiday . . . the women saw old friends they had not seen since the last election. They chatted and heard about new babies and the latest arrivals in town Ihey knit and crocheted one headlight, causing Johnson tq misjudge the distance of the on coming vehicle. Alter colliding wiui winains, Johnson's car continued to the left side of the road where the vehicle was hit by the logging truck and then came to a stop FORT KLAMATH Fanny 'in the right side of the road. began their campaign to win the men. They took Ihe names from the poll books al the courthouse and wrote endless -cards to Ihe men voters asking them to vote for woman suffrage. Bunch, 84, pioneer of Klamath County, died Saturday in Ashland. Mrs. Bunch had been in failing health for the past years. Born January 17, 1876 at the Loosley homestead south of here OBITUARIES KLAMATH ly- Rettv Mae Hammond of Yreka land Mrs. Dale Walker of Merrill The Halloween Party at Keno have returned from San Francis Elementary School was very sue- c0. cessful. its planners say. Mothers of children attending were in Paisley charge of refreshments and en- Kenny Olsen. 19. Silver Lake, tertainment. ;was rushed to Lakeview Hospital I Monday by the Lake County dis- Bonanza Garden Club will meet lat the home of Mrs. Violet Brown Nov. 9 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Irene Hart low u-ill Vip in rhai-rtp nf the nro- gram. Friends are invited to at-'.numhers tend. Joe DeGrande Jr.. Keno. is re covering from injuries he re- aster car for treatment of a nose bleed. He received a transfusion ived while playing football re-i Tuesday and was released v.ca- Mr an() Mrs vlnyA hlinet ot cently. His right hand is in aincsciay. tie is me son oi "-lKiarnalh Falls visited friends in Langell Valley recently. Their wrote letters on the back of elec tion sheets. They eagerly awaited meal times and ate w ith gusto, "on the county." Ballot boxes were big, "some limes barrels, painted shiny black with high white prccincl When noon arrived the RUNGE CARL ARTHUR RUNGE. 41. nallvi ol Chicago, Illinois, resident ot Klemath C-IIe Inr fiuo uoir,. Hi-H har Mnv. 1. a n d Survivors Include the widow, Carol, ol mis cily;.sons, (ViiKe Kunge, aacramenio, Dennis and Steve Runge, Klamath Falls; daughters, Susan and Tina Runge, Klamj Bin r-atis, moiner. tmenia itunwc uiu,u er. Andrew Runge; sisters. Martha Strahs, Emma Lawson, Virginia Schmidt end Hel en Gloede. all ol Evanston, Illinois; one grandchild ol Sacramento. Funeral serv ices will oe announced oy wara s Mam- alh Funeral Home. she was the last survivor of the 11 children born to John Loosley and Lucy Walling Loosley and had lived most of her life in this county. She was married in 1894 to the late Oscar Bunch. Survivors are Mrs. Loy, (Mar ian) Barker, Klamath halls, a son, Harold, of Olcnc, and one grandson. Services will be held in Klam ath Falls Monday at. 2 p.m. at n'H.iir's Memorial Chanel. Inter ment will be in the family plot a at Fort Klamath Cemetery, Williams' car stopped in a bor ruw pit on the southbound lane. Gentry' was uninjured, police several said, and added that there were no citations issued pending fur ther investigation. The victims were taken to the hospital by Peace Ambulance Service. . -. p m ELECT JIMMY FFKI.I) GOAL PAYS OFF CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) - The 11-yard field goal North Carolina State's Jake Shaffer booted against Carolina this fall was the first scored against UNC since 1952. That year Wake For est's Bill George booted a nine yard field goal to beat the Tar Heels, 9-7. Efficient, County Commissioner 2 Year Term Economical County Government As a long time reiidenr of Klamarh County, I am familiar with the people and their problems. I am qualified by eight years experience in local municipal government; service as city councilman and member of the city budget committee. I am a strong supporter of Park and Recreation activities. Pd. Pol. Adv. By Jlmmr Barftei, 111 Sfaelden. The Caspian Sea, the largest lake in the world, is 86 feet be low sea level. The City of Bonanza will hold election at Bonanza Library Nov. 8 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Io elect a mayor, treasurer, recorder and three councilmen. BUNCH FANNIE BUNCH, 84. a native ol Fori Klamath and a resident ol this cily, died hara tjnu s She Is survived bv a son. polls were closed for one hour Harold Bunch, a daughter, Mrs. Loy J. , , , , ,. . , ,.-,u ul Barker, and one grandson, all ol Klanv and the election board, wiln Bal- ,, Fn, Funerai services win be held Memorial Chapel Monday, cast. He is a senior at neniey High School. and Mrs. Albert Johnson. Halloween in Keno was very quiet. No vandalism occurred. Paisley High School students conducted a successful carnival last Friday evening. Trick or Treaters were out in force here on Halloween. B u t Pehhie Ann Weatherhv is re covering Irom a oisiocatea e'-jvandalism was negligible. Mie is me gi anuuauKmri ui .m. and Mrs. Joe DeGrande. Keno. and Mr. and Mrs. Trewett Weath Mr. and Mrs. Bill Butler, own ers of Pioneer Tavern in Paisley, erby, Malin. She is the daughter .ve dosed and movcf , Porl. o. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weatherby, Klamath Falls. I Mr. and Mrs. Van Oliver, Pais- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ramsey ey bought a house trailer re- son. Marvin, is siauonea ai run Bliss, Tex. Martin Brown and Don Terrell, bolh of Bakersfield. are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett. visited Ramsev's mother. Mrs Leonard Ramsey, Keno, recently cently for use on the ZX Ranch. Cowboys and their families are moving back into the area for Keno Home Kxlension I nil w ill the winter after working in Sy- meet on Wednesday, Nov. 9. at , can and other range areas Malin Prosperity Chapter, 160 OKS. will hold a regular meeting in the Malin Masonic Temple Thursday. Nov. 10, at 8 p.m. Officers will be honored. f.Morc Briefs 11-B) ll km- r,Kr,n,-1 n r.ar uonrlerl lie In O'Halr's iuv i ouuu.u a vu., -w.. , 1 j( 2 p m nlermen, wM bt made Way 10 a restaurant w Ullie. nit n the Fort Klamatn cemetery. TURN TO TURNER for State Representative Pd. bv Rillwiv Kmp, I'uli. (nnim, H'm. Pr.ce, -!B:i Vermont. Mn ty. soon ,ou iU nWSU ne?a to S to propers -r affairs in 10 a.m. at the home of Clara Buckingham. Demonstration will intermediate Girl Scouts of be on wild game cookery. Slella Paisley camped out for the Jirst SPRED SATIM WALL PAINT i-Vr. (iuirantcr In Wrlllnr JACK'S COLOR CHIP SAII (ireen Stampi Te n A Country Shopping ( enter . vsi?s camp During vcindncas ho' inest l SI walks of UVe of P wever, i promises 3 wnn." have con;-- oany "nterest mailed to me 4 pj i f t GCifflimmaGiiBQELD WW -ZZ. 'C CC'C CO Si " " ' . . w of inter"; v,a9 not been a x but simply My reason nas no pr0po9al fcanding or gympathy for var f uu un heard. because I feel opposition shovu me a problem the oPP comraitrould be road If you v rtjt declJ Siilabla. a5M.f ffi inf0r08 t0 r.Present listen to f th couJ . i.voreSW . ,.lv. v w H for Rp ATTENTION DEMOCRATS! Your Democratic Central Committee has endorsed CLARENCE HUMBLE for DISTRICT ATTORNEY Elect a LOCAL Man for a LOCAL Job! He is experienced in Criminal Law ft He has served 4 years as chief Deputy Dis trict Attorney and 4 years as District At torney He will serve out the FULL term! CAST YOUR VOTE for CLARENCE MUMBU A LOCAL man for a LOCAL job! PI4 far h Rnmbla tar DUIrlel AtlArnr l ammllirr, Ehtrril Hainan, 1350 Rcrlamatlan, 1'halrmaa ft A rfv. rrrn Cnitim, Pill laufht, U, trz9 Oni.