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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Sundav, Nov. 20, 1960 PAGE 3 A i Jhe Court Records ' KLAMATH FALL1 MUNICIPAL COURT Frank G. Cn.sum. drunk, 2i or fivt davi- Salvador Guerricagoitle, drunk, 125 or five Oayi. Stinson Heard, drunk, $35 or fivt days. Robert Thomas, Vtatch, drunk, KS or ftvc oavt. Edward B. Oldson. disorderly conduct, 125 or five days. Hunter Walkar Roger i, drunk, S2S or five days. Chester Lewis Sessiar, disorderly con duct. M5 forfeited. Owen Riddle Sr.. drunk, 125 or five ays dismissed on motion of district attorney, William Q. Miller, violate basic rule, US. Ober C- Brown, violate basic rule, t2S. Oliver V. Stephenson, Improper muf fler, $10. R. B. Parks, no vehicle license, 15. Celine J. Cole, failure to dim head lights, not guilty. Orval L. Hamilton, no operator's li cense, dismissed. William E. Bryant, disobeyed stop sign, dismissed on motion of district attorney. Patricia Ann Sine, violate basic ruie. dismissed on motion of district attorney. Jaime L. Santos, violate basic rule. HO. James Lawrence Wullini, drunk, $25 William E. Flitton, driving while oper as live days. lator's license suspended. 15 days and $125. Jimmy Leggett Ryan, drunk, $25 or I Stanley C. Masten, violate basic ruit, five aays. continued. Robert Ray Eacret, failure to leave John Wilbur Barber, violate basic rult, name and address at scene of accident. $7.50. $25 or five days. Joe M. Dunson, combination overload. Louis Robert Scrtmiti, drunx, s ior-iaismissea. feited Charles Dean Harvey, disorderly con duct, $50 or 10 days. Gerald Chester, disorderly conduct, $25 r five days, suspended. Kermit O. Gollstad. tandem axle over load. $34. Douglas Llovd 'Hall, driving under the influence of alcohol, continued. t Merle Lee Tracy, drive while oper- ZiiDro. drunk, $25 or a tor's license suspended. 175. Konaw Lawrence Spain, angimg wurv Edward John five aays. Ross Peter Anderson, drunk, released to Air Police. Russell Ingram, drunk, $25 or five days. Hal Leonard Wilson, vagrancy, $100 nd 30 days. Leonard Edwin Mackey, drunk, $25 or five days. James Fareddean Davis, vagrancy, flOO and 30 days. John Scott Olson, drunk, 125 forfeited; disorderly conduct. $25 forfeited out license, dismissed on motion of dis trict attorney. Fred Alfred Johnson, being Intoxicated on public highway, 135. Donald Lee Phillips, waste of game, $30. Tony Santo Demartini, waste of game, James Craflon Hoiden, violate basic rule. S25. Marvin Loren Rodger s, excessive noise, $7.50. Donald P. Meier, fall to Identity equip- Aiir. i .,,., I IMA Wi-nnkr tit nr tiu merit, ays Audrey Marten Ager, obstructed vision, William Donlavey Harold, drunK, S; five davs. Morris Everett Roy, drunk, $50 or 0 davs. Albert Woelk, drunk, $25 or five days. Denis Lee Crain, minor In possession t liquor, $25 forfeited, Wilbur Harrington, drunk, $25 or five days. Randolph Tupper, drunk. $25 or five days. Eugene Aldon Montgomery, drunk, $25 Or live days. Al Burns, drunk, $25 or fivt days. Casey Weldon Thomerson, drunk, $25 r live days. Lelia Evelyn Waitrs, drunk driving, Continued. Haiel Stewart, drunk, $25 or five days. Milton Ramsey Walker, drunk, $25 or five days. Betly L. Cowan, no operator's license. u. Thomas William Tlmmons, disobey stop sign, $7.50. Alexander S. Blanc, disobey stop sign, $7.50. Marv E. Bates, no vehicle license, $5 Charles Moyer, Improper muffler, $10. Pauline E. Lubbe, no vehicle license. $10. Melvin J. Robinson, violate basic rule, $15. Raymond K. Mattson, no PUC permit $15. Joe Leo Keller, Inadequate brakes $7.50. Gary Edwin Dayley, violate basic rule, $15. Dorothy P. Davis, disobey stop sign, $7.50. Earth, Stars and Man (16) A Hoax and a Hope by Don Oakley and John Lane Site s F EAST AFRICA MAN EARLIEST HUMAN? ORANGUTAN CHIMP GORILLA I I i 1 CIAHy DUVAVSA. RECDJTMAN PEKING 'IV'TONTCCHEVADE JAVA .HEIDELBERG MVVTHE CHILDS SKULL FROM i-'77tai(i lr fMTil a mi. a I LliFA A KAlCClKie I IVllO I I I . . ti 7 WSLCblUtNbUf- f BOTH APES AMD MEN i i .1 r rJDTT CED LTD STEEL AND SUPPLY, INC, Modern techniques have cleared up at least one mystery in the human story. This was the notorious Piltdown man, found in EnRland in 1911 by an amateur geologist, Charles Dawson. A modern-type human skull together with a ' chimpanzeeiike jaw were recovered from a gravel bed at Pilt Down. Try as they might, scientists could not recon cile the two. It was contrary to everything evolution was based on. The strange thing was given an impressive name, Eoantiropus daio soni Dawson's Dawn Man. Dr. J. H. McGregor of Columbia University included him in his famous series of busts of fossil men, and an thropologists tried, vainlv, to forget about him. In 1949, Kenneth P. Oakley of the British Mu seum, who had been perfecting the fluorine dating method, tested the bone fragments. By measuring the' amount of fluorine they had absorbed from the soil, he could tell if they were the same age. The result, which everyone was relieved to hear, was that the skull was indeed pretty old about 50,000 years but just an ordinary Homo sapiens. The jaw, however, was that of a mod ern chimpanzee that had been expertly doc tored to look like a fossil. Someone, no one knows who or why, had pulled a clever hoax. One of the most recent finds has been made at the Olduvai Gorge in East Africa, site of fossil digging since the early part of the cen tury. In 1959, after a 30 years' search, Dr. L. S. B. Leakey, a British archeologist, un earthed a skull which he believes represents the remains of the earliest human ever found." Leakey dates his toolmaking Zinjanthropus (East Africa man) as having lived 600,000 years ago, which places him far back on the family tree of man. That tree contains numerous strange names, representing fragments of hu man fossils that have been found in scattered parts of the world during the past century It was also from Africa, in the 1920s, that word came that something very like the "miss ing link" had been found. The story of this, possibly, most ancient ape man of all and of his fight for recognition deserves a chapter of its own. NEXT: Ape Men or Man Apes? Valley Hospital, a flirl weighing t lbs., U1 1 OI5. SHREEVE Born to Mr. and Mrs. Stan ley E. Shreeve Nov. 13 in Kiamath Val. lev Hospital, a girl weighing a lbs., 7l 2 ozs. STARR Born to Mr. and Mrs. George H. Starr Nov. II in Klamath Valley Hoi- Beverly Faye David, drunk. MS or five dismissed. Jerry Lea Benson, disobey stop sign, piial. a girl weighing 7 lbs.. 93. ozs. days. Leona Ala Hoover, drunk, !S or live S3. days. Lois Ellen Grueil, no vehiclt license. James Gray, no operator's license, dls. Henrv Paul Mingo, drunk, 25 or five missed by district attorney Jonnoth Uarnlri Pound, disorderly con 5!.H? i...v. t nr live Jchn Arthur Atchley, no operator's II , I cense, dismissed upon molion of district Curtis Coleman Bowles, pelll larceny. Continued. 1... i n.ann. drunk. S35 or five days. Juanita Lucille Norrls, drunk, $25 for feited. . , . Robert Allen Gerber, reckless driving, v.i, a tin forfaited. Curlls Coleman Bowles, petit larceny, continued. TRAFFIC Lelia Evelyn waters, drunk driving. Clou and 30 davs. Fred Francis Haylord, ran red light, 110 forfeited. assault and bat dwelling, continued Ralph Marion Hay, jterv, continued. Gerald E. pacey, insurticieni clearance. SIS. Jesse Dean Nero, operator's license suspended, 60 days and $250 or 50 davs. Jesse Dean Nero, no operator s license. ! continued. 1 Jewel May Sanders, permit unlicensed nn .in line Jack Case, obstructed vision, dismissed. ' 'illiir. Franklin Metcalt. ran stop sign, Louis Frank Walker, violate basic rule. ran stop sign, $10' Elmo E. Anderson, fall to dim head- ngnis, .3u. FERREIRA Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Ferreira Nov. 15 in Klamath Valley Hospital, a girl weighing 7 lbs., S'.i ozs. KIRBY Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lloyd S. Perry, violate basic ruie, S15.,Kirby Nov. 15 in Klamath Valley Hos Darrell Dee Wick, violate basic rule, pital, a girl weighing 6 lbs., 9' 1 ozs. Mc FAR LAND Born to Mr. and Mrs. John McFarland Jr., Nov. 15 in Klam ath Valley Hospital, a girl weighing 8 attorney. lbs., I oz. Loren Legranl paimerion, axceeoing ALLEN Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry daily bag limit, dismissed. lAllen Nov. 16 In Klamath Valley Hos- Darrelle t-. uauagner, purgiary no. m pital. a girl weighing t ids., iz ozs. LONGHOFER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lonqhofer Nov. 16 in Klamath Valley Hospital, a girl weighing a lbs., 1 1 1 z ozs. I960 SUMMARY Boys-523 Girls 511 Labor, Combined AFL-CI0, Rules As Most Powerful Political Force By I.YLE C, WILSON .That is another rule of the game. WASHINGTON (UPP-The big- President-elect John F. Ken- to organized labor, and the presi dent-elect undoubtedly is aware 17 SO forfeited. Paul Ameil Robin, fnrlaailpd Jean Fleetwood, driving wrong way on cne-way street. $7.50 forfeited. Lola Coleman,, ran red light, $10 for feited. ' , . Travis Dalton Leonard, violation of ba sic rule, $10 forfeited. T.mnr. nirri. nn orjerator t II- : ,',.,..J. ; tiiVtin S!".sJ?iJ''w 1 Larry James Nelson, no vehicle Wesley Melvin Eaton, violation of basic rule, $10 forfeited, Alan Rodney Lockrert, ran red light, $10 forfeited. David Jackson MeVay, failure to leave pame and address at scene of accident, $50 forfeited. , . Eugene Dennis Tonelll, violation ol ba sic rule, $10 forfeited. Charles James English, Improper pass ing, $10 forfeited. Larry Sluart Johnson, driving wnilt II- ...tnanrtoH. 1100 forfeited. Darrell Gene Parker, ran stop sign, $10 ""cordon Randall Sellars, failure to yield right of way to pedestrian, w or iu aays. Carole Anne Morrison, ran stop sign, 10 fine, , Denis Lee Craln, no operator's license, John Chism, tauure 10 yieia nw" SISKIYOU SISKIYOU COUNTY BIRTHS AIELLO Born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Aiello, Mounl Shasta. Nov. 4 in Mount Shasta Community Hospital a girl, weigh ing 7 lbs., 2' i ozs. CARTER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carter, Mount Shasta. Oct. 29 in Mount Chicti rnmmiinilti H ft t nit .a I a nirl. Wpiah- ir, ik. 10 aii rarri Lee wusnen. is, iieo. FRANTZ Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert; Larry Brent Bostwick, IB, Medford, Frantz, McCloud, Nov. 4 in Mount Shas- Mary Lee Patt, U. Midford. la Community Hospital a girl, weighing 8 lbs., 2' 2 ozs. Melvin James Schultz, fail to aim neaa- llghts, $15. Alice M. Hank Ins, violate basic rule, $15. George William Mathews, failure to car ry Hares, $7.50. Mariano R. LOriei, excessive overnarig, li cense, $5. Jlmmie Rushton oarner, vioiaie dusk. rule, $15. Charles Theodore Anderson, disobeyed stop sign, $7.50. James E. Parks, disobeyed stop sign, t7 ,( Floyd Edward Crney, no operator's li cense, 5. Mary J. Meador, violate basic rule, $15. Butler Thomas, violate basic rule, $25. John H. Kirkpatrlck, no muffler, $10, rhiirliM w. Hale, imDrooer license, $5, William H. Honnold, violate basic rule, $25. Everett Johnson, no vehicle license, $7.50. David Jackson McVay, parking on nlgn- mil 17 r William W. Schuldheise, disobeyed top.Moijnt Shasta Community Hospital a' girl, sign, $7.50. .weighing 8 lbs., tS'i ozs. AMORE Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lin WINTER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ever ett Winter, Callahan, Nov. 3 In Siskiyou County General Hospital a girl, weighing 7 lbs., Wi ozs. SISKIYOU COUNTY DEATHS ROLLAND GARDNER, two days, died in McCloud Hospital Nov. 4; interment Mount Shasta Memorial Park. LISETTE MATTOS JOHNSON, 69. Mount Shasta, died in Mount Shasta Community Hospital Nov. 5; Interment Mount Shasta Memorial Park. MARIA THERESA PALETTA, 75, Weed, died in Mount Shasta Community Hospital Nov. 6; interment winema cem-L,cst organjzcd. most effeo.ncdy is obligated in some degree james oscar beall, 66, Scott Bar, live political force reflected in NovS'Ski.V.U ,nreUrmV.n,Genco,.HOBP;;tl'e mirror of the presidential hal- Cemetery. loting is just hilt VOU expected XH ,LD.l Slit would be. It is Big Labor, the lery. combined AFL-CIO. i IVAN LACKEY OWENS, 67, Happy Camp, died Nov. 8; interment Wylhe- The leaders of organized labor vjoyVe! gibson, 78, Yreka. died m are entitled to exploit (heir power1 Siskiyou County General Hospital Nov. positions by playing power poll Cemetery. WILLIE ARTHUR Bt ALL, it, Ham burg, died Nov. 9; Interment Scott Bar Cemetery. RICHARD LYLE MABKtY, I, TreKB, in cnnn . ct.t Un-.ni.al. FlririddtB. Cali... Nov. 10; interment Evergreenthev Will be expected to do SO. Cemetery. SISKIYOU COUNTY MARRIAGES John Albert Gaberseck, 36, Yreka, Jo Ann Blandlng, 21, Yreka. I Alvis Edward Calltck, 19. Yreka, to tics. That is a rule of the game. The election returns entitle la dot's leaders to bring pressure on the new administration, and nf that Kpnnt'dv.is a cood noli- electoral votes were won deci tician. He can read (lie election sivciy ny presinem cieci iscnneciy returns as readily as he can read following what political observers a financial statement. refiarded as an outstandinfi cam- Bin Labor is .nnduclinf! itself W"'Ki performance by organized with hr.rnm.nr. mnrirslv Tho rur-l"""" 1,1 l" to As NRA Head BAKERSKIELD. Calif. (AP- HAYDEN Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1 A I ri 1 J Hayden, Callahan, Oct. 27 in Scott ValleyQ5 ulCWTCU HITCHCOCK Born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hitchcock, Pondosa, Nov. 5 in McCloud Hospital a girl, weigfting 7 lbs., 10 ois. KRAUSSE Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Krausse, Mount Shasta, Nov. 6 In Mount Shasta Community Hospital a girt, weigh-: inq 8 lbs., S',i ozs. PEARSON Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Pearson, Mount Shasta, Oct. 28 In Mount Shasta Community Hospital a girl, weighing a lbs. SULLIVAN Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sullivan, Dunsmuir, Nov.2 In William C. Canton, disobeyed stop sign, way to vehiclt, $50 forfeited. KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT David Alfred LeBeau, disobeyed stop Le'land R. Winter, violate basic rule, $25 20 Richard Let Barney, Improper muffltr, 17 50. Arthur W. Horger, disobeyed stop sign, Burnit B. Hyden, no operator' license, 7.50. Harold R. Rlckman, violate basic rule, $25. Eina M. Weemt, disobeyed stop ngn, Marit E. McPherson, violatt basic rule, nard Amore, Glenburn, Calif., Nov. In McCloud Hospital a girl, weighing $ lbs., 14' I ois. CASTIGLIONE Born to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cashglione, Yreka, Nov. 8 in Siskiyou County General Hospital a boy, it iweiqmng j ids., i at. Jerry R. Stockton, no cnauueur a CRAHAN Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Deer Crashes House While 3einq Pursued CONCORD, Mass. (AP) - A house is no place for a deer, cs pecially if it is being pursued by I dogs. Christine Rose of Sudbury, ' 't.....nl r.n f. HI- nnrl Vt..- ulllu"' " "- - II..,.M W n.,ln ..d! l..j;n o traditions went for Kennedy this I imc. The News reported on . New York returns, as follows: "Forlv-five precious New York Jlli FENCING & POSTS 1 or 1000 AT LESS THAN REGULAR CARLOAD PRICES STEEL POSTS -ra.,ro 11 0 Arthur Colmer Learning, drunk In pub lic place, continued. Arlyn K. Granger, hunt migratory wa terfowl, $25. Jnieoti Marcus Bruce, minor Alton M. Birmingham, r, ov.rsi,, 'Br'JST'p 'rc.ny', lbs. .. Cruhan, Mount Shast. Nov. 10 in Mount Shasta Community Hospital a girl, weigh ing 7 lbs., 9 ozs. HAINES Born to Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Haines. Mount Shasta. Nov. 10 in t .up Irw.. (.nnVfn!inn thp selec Mount Shasta Community Hospital a glrl,,Ret lne IJBI lonvinuon. llie MieL mation elected these officers: Laselle E. Coles, Prineville, Ore., president; Hugh A. Sham bcrger, Carson City. Nev., first vice president; Harold H. Christy, Pueblo, Colo., second vice presi dent, and Lorin W. Markham, Spokane, treasurer. William E. Welsh, secretary manager of the NRA Washington office, will continue in that capa-j city. Billings, Mont., was in line to Jr., disobeyed mil. SI5. William McCoy "'Rush' Lonq, Improper muffler, 7.5ft. Manuel J. Moreno, tandem axle over load. S66. heino. Intoxl (jeorge savoyc. eleer meat, $50. Viola savage, illegal possession of deer meat, SS0. George A. Savage Jr., Illegal possession John 7, copetand. tuglliv. from us- i.'"rTT ''7ohn DeZi, Ferrin, hunting migratory , (--"unM. -tinued. , , dwelng jjvaieriowi. James Terrenct mra, LAYFIELD Born to Mr. and Mrs. Har-; ry Layfield Yreka, Nov. 7 in Siskiyou County General Hospital a boy, weighing McCloud Hospital a boy, weighing 7 lbs., tion due before adjournment Fri day. Joseph Marcus .loplSlU or 30 days Kaymonu juiih i.wvw -- .. $150 or 30 oavs. fl bs Raymond John wooc, m.nur ... , PENSER INI Born to Mr. and Mrs. sion of alcoholic liquor, 550 or 10 days. Penserini. Mount Shasta. Nov. 9 Wilford Hill, burqlary not In dwelling, S. c. JCDS"' In Mount Shasta Community Hospital aW 0 Hle SperrV EVrOSCOpe, de two counts, continued. . ' . 'iiK K.in .,i.girl. weighing 5 lbs.. IIV. ojs. I , : , ..... , . megai pu...... ... hUc niat,w.v, $35. I ' """ 1 . . - --- Kcunen Knnrpacn, tvtciiouo. inov. t in Victor Kussen "w" ' Sion 01 a.conoiic nuuui. - OI, Jetferson Peter Allen, contributing to " dependency ot a minor, six months In Elmer Ambrose Sperry, inven- veloied an improved drill for a wood-working shop when he was only 12. quiet lunch alone Thursday. A deer, pursued by two dogs, bounded across the lawn, shoul dered the front, door 0on, and dashed down a long hallway to a bathroom. The dogs, off the scent, perhaps because household smells are dif ferent, swung into the living room. I Mrs-. Rose ran out' the back door. She went around to the front, just as the deer burst through a large window. Mrs. Rose chased the excited dogs out of the house, then as sessed the damages. The bathroom wall was stove in where the deer crashed against ent (Nov. 121 issue of the Al'L- CIO News makes few direct claims that labor's money, voles and manpower were the differ ence for Kennedy between victory and defeat. The News simply pre sents some of the facts of the campaign and the election re turns. For example: Kennedy won all but one of the larger slates with the bigger cities, the greater concentrations of union labor and the fattest clusters of electoral votes Kennedy majorities in cities such as New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, Los Angeles and San Francisco were large enough to overcome the Republi can lead accumulated in rural areas. The Democratic breakthrough was not limited to the great urb an areas. In New York state, for example, nearly a dozen smaller cities ranging from Rochester to Rome with long time Republican 10 Hoqan Johnson Smith, Intoxicated on public highway, S35 or seven days. Douglas Lloyd Hall, driving while un Per the influence of intoxicating liquor, no angling II. rLl Williams, assault and battery, dismissed by motion ol VT"". ..S To? alcohol c Muor. $50 or Bettv Norfleel, no operator's license, "'on mow 'Tyie E. Stockinger, violate basic rule, continued. Robert L. Brammer, following toe Robert Orrin Warner, operator's license 1 continued, tuspended, 15 days. Paul Edwin LeGore, violate basic rule, 4lLeona Esther Hoekstre, violate basic rule, $10. .... Raymond Wm. Dehlrich, violate basic ruie. sis. Murrell O. $10. Calvin K. Hanks, no mutfler, $10. Driver Cited By Police rnnnicl. rnnliniipd. Marvin Euqene Marshall, minor In pos session oi aiconoiic. quo-, ;ii,,1)nj )n RnLn,.( aiu r-Uar 10 i..A Raymond John wooa, minor m iyuj-, iwum iw i (..vi. uuuu, u, juicu. A reckless driving citation wasiKeilh R. Underwood, were in- Fire Destroys Barn And Hay A small barn owned by Jerry Rut ledge, 4700 Denver Avenue, and five tons of hay inside burned completely early Friday morning, Suburban Department firemen "In the registration drive, lists were combed by hundreds of trained union officials against membership lists to uncover un registered union meml,crs. Bat teries of phones were installed in borough offices which were manned 12 hours a day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. From Pennsylvania: Ground work for the (Kennedy) victory was laid months ago in an inten sive voter registration drive, pparked by organised labor, which sent Democratic registra tion in Pennsylvania above that of the GOP for tho first tunc since the Civil War." From Michigan: "The unoffi cial returns indicate that the la bor-sponsored voter registration probably contributed to the Ken nedy victory." ', From Missouri: Labor staged a tremendous registration drive, in September. But for Ihia effort, Missouri might have gone for Nixon." In its victory editorial, the News modestly proclaimed: Of the factors which gave Kennedy his large city majorities, there appears to be a relation ship between the intensive regis tration and get-out lhe-vole cam-l paigns. Labor's campaign effort was in registralion and get-out-the-vole drives." Modest, what? 5'0" 5'6" , 60" 6'6" 7'0" 5'0" 5'6" 60" 6'6" 70" 50" 5'6" 60" 6'6" ICQ. reg. reg. rtg. r-g. "T" POSTS .94 o; 1.02 -a; 1. 10 -a; 1.18 ea; 1.25 ea; CHANNEL POSTS reg. ,BJ eo; i-g. reg. reg. , reg. .90 eo; .97 to; 1.03 ea; 1.10 ea; aft 'I now ft 1 now .91 T now .98 IB now 1.06ff "0W '-"il now .74"! now .80 , JJ L now .86 ri now .92 tg a--; now .98 ANGLE POSTS reg. .73 eo; , reg. reg. reg. .80 eo; .85 ea; .91 ea; now now now now dow were broken. The floor of the sa'"- I W I UT Trt 1 1 k Dkl hall was scratched by the deer's Firemen were able to save an WAN I IU LtAftH hooves. The living room was other small building near the uniiM turned topsy-turvy by the dogs, barn, which contained three or J DnlYt7 The deer apparently escaped lour tons of hay. Til i 7BA it was gone when the dogs got They were not able to deter-1 III OTIC TU 4"0U jOut. mine how the fire staHed. mmmml WIRE FENCING U. S. BARBED WIRE 2 pt. I2Vj go. reg. 11.86 ro.; now 10.25 4 pt. 12'i go. teg. 12.88 ro.; now 11.10 FOREIGN BARBED WIRE 2 pt. !2Va go. reg. 8.50 ro.; now 8.20 4 pt. 12'j go. reg. 9.40 ro.; now 9.05 DOUBLE LOOP LAWN FENCE 36" reg. 29.36 ro.; now 21.60 42" rea. 33.48 ro.; now 24.75. 48" reg. 37.38 ro.; now 27.50. SINGLE LOOP LAWN FENCE , ...reg. 21.34 ro.; now 15.60 ....reg. 24. IS ro.; now f.m- jr.- i EIEZE I, ni it fifii t: , mm mm 36" 42" 48" reg. 27.31 ro.; now 20.00 ' FLOWER BORDER FENCING rea. f.o ro.; now o.u On The Record Kingsley Field, Thursday noon, Cars belonging to two neighbors after his car went out of control on the South Sixth Street over pass and rammed into the side of Peoples Warehouse. City police said Gerber was traveling at a high rate of speed l. Ln Ilia no,' cklrMorl ,n ll.n .-..in . . m ttiiv.ii uit. v ci i oniuuLU wi i nit i our MARRIAGE LICENSES ,. , , , Roy Calvin Christian, 18, and Nancy I SlICKOfl pavement ana spun ..... i...ir ...la DA.a..a f,n.. la. boh ot Reading. i Richard Edward Rodaer, 21, and Mar- qaret Ann Dotson, 17, both 01 Klamflin no operator', license, Nellie E. Panter, violate Dasic ruie. US. Anthony Vepa. 'Vlola Chevne. no vehicle licence, S5. e c,h..l Hxnhaunrt .ton tion. kbui c. fl''i ' - - - . ,,, .. i ft, DOin oi mti 15 a,... . .1 i -r.. 5 Marshall. 21, Mobile, Ala- SVIVI. M.y s.rouo, .., m ...... ,.rJain, M. Chrl, , Richard G. Doyle. 17, and Sue Mifch. ell. 16, both of Tulelake. Gerald B. Miller, 32, and Joyce M. Lobben, 23. both of Klamath Falls. Eliqa Thomas, J, ana mnit vouw-i.., around several times before hit- collided on the Merrill Highway one mile past the Lakeview cutoff Thursday night. The vehicles were driven by Clelus Francis McMa hon, 51, and Christine Williams Mallory, both of Route 2, Klam ath Falls. State police officers said McMahon had slopped at a mail box at the right side of the ting the warehouse. Two large road and then cut across in front windows were broken in the build ing and a wall was damaged. Neither Gerber nor his passen- of the Mallory vehicle to enter a driveway at the opposite side ot the road. No complaint was Charles 8. Rice, failure stop al school bus. 17.50. Robert B. Norris. no mulfler. .7 SO John O. Miller, inadequate brake. S7 M. William A. Perkins, inadequate brakes. gers, William Fisher, 2nd, andlsigned. There were no injuries bam. Klamath Falls. John Dale Lanoje. 2". and Sandra June Phelps, 1, both of Klamath Falls. KLAMATH FALLS ItioTHt 7Robert Orrin Warner, switched license, I BOYS f,n in rtavs fHHTFN Bflrfl tO Mr. ihO Mr.. LEi- ... .... . 1-- r uuai.anri. vlr.1.1. basic rule, ... n rna.tan Nov. 15 In Klamath Val- Junior Class Presidents Il'Om ev- n.m. On the sprnnH anH fnnrlt. J'c,r,.. p. oatiaqher. bur.i.r, no. JXri WV: hf Wamath Coun-j Wednesdays of each month. The rivvPiiiriQ, w-ved preliminary hearinj. Hu November .5 in Kiamath vaiiey ty and their alternate nclecatcs auditorium wil! be resnrved pv. knirf tn or rid Itirv. IJ.jW nan. UAimfJt . DOV we'UiliT'U o u Teen Recreation Council Organized At Local Meet SPECIAL Off' The Ideal Chrhlmnt Gift for Every man, woman or child 24 PERSONALIZED Packaged in Virgin Vinyl and clear Luclt taut Jk perfect personalized gift for my man, ironiM, cfrild family, friend or acquaintanct. 24 pencils brilliantly finished in assorted colon, imprinted wth any name In tilt. Fine quality smooth-writing pencils wftfi part colored rubber erasers. Martin Luther Marion overienqin, vu. Ricky Cres'on, carrying concealed wea pon, 30 days. Raymond John Wood, ANDREWS Born to Mr. petit larceny, and Wrj. Gil bert Andrews November u m mom. i(h VaiiPv Hoioital. a boy weighing S ids . 13 ois. . CSUME Born to Mr, and wri, Irwm were invited to attend an organi-lclusiveiy for high school students I zational meeting ot the leen Kec- then. reation Council recently at the; Delegates from KL'HS planned mmmnnilu rfintirir in Wlnmalh Aii.ltlin f;.,., - 4:..:.: S.l. F M.r.h.ll. o,.it l.rc.nv. tl50.V.7. VTmhr 1 in KHmam Valley ' - ...: ..i -i miimo ncuvil.es. in- Arthur Colmer" Lmmg. nema into.i- HoiciUt. boy we.gnino. S Ihl . l?'i on. flllorium. Iclllfllllfj bskelhall, Volleyball, Ct-a on puul.c hlgnv. dernurrtr f.irt ELLIS-Born fo Mr. jnd n. CMrlMl T council V. ill fund iotl in Con- 'pini! DOtll! iinrl lllfflrhnarrl Arthur Colm.r L.invng. Iil to toolEu,s Nov. u in Klmtn V.ll.v Hmpitol. I ""(. I"'"! "' Mliuilienorfra (iter jtriung unatt.naeo motor vehicn.,, boy w.igning 7 mi . 7 on. I junction W illi tlie city I at K ana games, dancing, rrfre.shmenls en- v.my ho., Recreation Department to creatocrtainmcnt antl a rock 'n' roll a lull recreation program lor dance contest . Admission will be 10 cents nor Those who attended were Judy ,pcr.sn and 15 cents ner rmmlp Stanley and Binny Nyfinen. C'hil- for all Hi Nitcs. oquin Iliph School; Bob Elliott.; More than 200 students fnim COn'mued. I Raymond John Wood, minor tn posses - gion of alcoholic liQuor, SS0 I William Floydt Acree, reckless driving, Floyd Arthur Taylor, hunting migratory ir fowl protected by law. $50. John Frank Hancocn. violate basic ru'e. us. Ernst V. Norgaard, fall to dim head- lights. StS. tonn' Jones, no vehicle lieeme, SJ Revert A. Leg red. violate basic rule. 4 im tted i yit Edward Stocking violatt basic ruie. 110. Har'v Holhday Brown, disobeyed stool I qn. W W. varshall Det Keihy, violate basic rult. Frank Paul Zissot. violate basic rult. I'S Charles 1. Turner. Inadequate brakes. Jeme I. Taylor, no operator'! license, tf .misitd on motion ot district attorney. Lou'S wutmo Avne, vo'd foreion ii-jvaney Mosenai FwFNa-Ben to Wr. and Fmeni Nov. 1? irt Klamath pital. a boy weighing 7 lbs., 6 on. .n EwTrt Nov iT m Ki.m.th v.i- teenaficrs in this area Hn.mt.1. a boy weighing 101.. S F ITZPATR ICK Born to Mr. end Wri. Edward F. F.tipatr.clr Nov. 11 In Klem- m vaiwy "o". f -,,,., ,,.,.u cui. r..ll; ., .. .. . . V ids. to. on iicniiv .m.. .jsi.u.,,, "..'iine couniy atlcnderl the lirst pro- muuiuD.,. tn Mr. inO fr. . . .,..1 . I: ... jwr...jw . -. u ,t mi se ami at' uue. odauu.nrym ti, .. be conducted if , s of V Born to Mr. end wr. .a r. ,.n.nn ma. 11 In Ki.m.th v.iiey Moipitei. ooy weighmg 7 ibi , JjHcart Academy; Sherman Allen Wednesday, Nov. 21. Student SCHONCHIN Born to Mr Donald L. Schonch.n Nov. 1 th v.iiey Hoipitel. boy ei ids., a on. "" Schon MANNINO-Born to Mr. and Wri. Ltt-'lcitics won were unanie iu come ate invited to attend future and Mr, (and Sandra Ouyer, Klamath Un- Sacred Heart Academy will bclM! m Kum- jon nIBh school, and Verne Coxihosls l,t i "hm' ',anl Krvin Oliver, Malin Hl.h! I1) liam N. Wanning Nov. n m Kiamain Vaiiev Hospital, a girl we-ghing 7 lbs., PHtLLtPS-Bcr. to Mr. and wr ;meetinK5; and to becrne council franc i J. rnimpi nnv, u in r. nmL c girt weighing i ids, A's diimi! Sl)"rny. Charles J. 1 "Hi Nit?" will diimined on motion of diitrlct'U on Kennedy, duobeyed atop lign.iard W. Puiium Nov. II IB KlamatniUlB auuuoiiuin iiom i.ov vo be offered at 10 People Read SPOT ADS you are i iff t il u J V 5 i 1 T Bl fash wild of df V .' ItllU li W IwWn" LSiVl'-V W peronali7ftd liMHlvS B' L h wt&ixvXAi """win U i.l) vVillWVll'l abletociverr.il -!l Ulllll IriVl tplmd't) valut. ' mw . ill I CITY 1" 22" reg. 12.34 ro.; now 10.70 FIELD FENCING . 726- 6-12' reg. tv.H ro.; now i.u OJi- O-l Yl reg. io.uo ro.i now . -..-.J aMlfcJ'B 726-12-12'. rea. 15.40 to.; now 13.55 i&l'j 832-12-12'j reg. 17.70 ro.; now 15.40 832- 6-l2'2 reg. 22.84 ro.; now 19.90 939 6-12'j reg. 25.99 ro.; now 22.60 939-!2-l2'i reg. 20.00 ro.; now 17.40 1047- 6-11 reg. 42.40 ro.; now 36.90 POULTRY NETTING 1.80 3.35 6.30 9.20 12"-2-20 reg. 2 03; now 12"-l-20, reg. 4.41; now 24"-l-20 reg. 8.25; now 36". 1-20 -...rea. 11.98; now 60"-1-20 reg. 19.68; now 15.05 72-1-p reg. 23.58; now 1B.UO NON-CLIMBABLE FENCING 1 036-2-1 2 Vi, ... reg. 20.67; now 17.00 1660-2-1 2 Vi, ... reg. 33.90; now 27.85 l972-2-12'2 reg. 40.32; now 33.15 WELDED WIRE FABRIC 1936-1-14, reg. 25.66; now 21.70 3160-1-14, reg. 41.15; now 34.85 STEEL TANKS STOCK TANKS 6' r'H No. 62, reg. 51.80; now 43.98 6' r'd No. 62B, reg. 46.66; now 39.58 7' r'd No. 72P, reg. 59.29; now 50.25 8' r'd No. 82B, reg. 70.58; now 59.82 ROUND END TANKS 6'x2'x2' No. 226B, reg. 29 82; now 25.30 SHEEP TROUGHS I0'x2' topered, reg. 40.65; now 32.52 I think your PERSONALIZED PENCILS moire o grand gill. Pleat tend me pencil pocVefi (24 pencil la a padtot) $1 .00 eoch, Imprinted ot per attached Hit. ADDRESS- JONt STATE. ALL CASH F.O.B. Warehouse 7 A it"-, -l i ri ii ryy-i 1 ' ' INC. J X 428 SPRING ST.
