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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1963)
POET'S CORNER AFTEKGLOW The afterglow of the sun is coral and gold; And as you wait for me, you can behold; The pinks, the blues, the aqua marine The magnificence of the changing scene. Then my hand shall touch your fingertips. My kiss will fall upon your lips. We will close the door in the fad ing light. We are together for the night. Esther M. Padgett. Dorris, Calif. ' I I : I f I . T . .'J; $ralbab3to "They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy HatJo Sunday, Sept., 1 19K3 rage i-i J I ,-,-r., .A.,-r.. , . I BO.' TnE uET-UPS OL 16 THAT SO wtu., si-- : 7 YOU lL TAKE: NO SUSI . Q 1 PIW' ARE A R'OT V,MV SOME THE TIME TO VOJ MEAU, 1 .mii I ln,l xmiouro iuuu; WY, ( nA-rui; AEVUlMr, Uto ' V , t rm,T a, T ,.-T i A affl) BUT COM T GET 1 77 x 5N H r aatWT MIKE BACK-- . 1T1, of their slaoi beyond lokxia Cimto a hassle: rM ,SX v rT r AEDANIOCTARTTAllNlSi.Mr,c,Klr. oX,, noim eTT? I ME --ANJP TrtO HAIK CUKUW' FULL-LEW(sTH J THAT'S JUST . RiD HER PLACE imWC I tISm BWEsrl 4 lcSSoP' rIW" Hfe which were. 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A iwws V y vL? fns .,.r-yal g tfarM ; M" iliiilMl1iM G O DIVISION UNJUST Loneliness cries, days known to tears, Loneliness moans, nights filled with fears; Loneliness-Eternity Year by year. W. D. Brooks. GOING, GOING SOLD AMERICAN Justice comes and Justice goes, And seems a word of deep re pose. It brings forth jury, judge, and King, This lively, lasting, listing thing. Yes, woi'ds play tricks and words play on, And with new times new meanings don; For though this word still keeps its sound 'Tis wealth, that justice finally lound. FOOTPRINTS IN THE NIGHT Little footprints trailing in my garden Faithfully every night upon the hour. Like a tiny night watchman Checking up on every little flow- Sometimes they got off beat a lit tle And circle around this or that, Those soft-padded little foot prints Belong to somebody's little pus sy cat. Mrs. Russell E. Jones Court Records DISTRICT COURT Aug. 23, 1963 TRAFFIC CASES Dennis Orrin Hankins, improper lane usage, not guilty plea, trial without Jury set for Aug. 26. Walter Gene Staggs, violate basic rule, guilty plea, S15 fine paid. Robert Lewis Ducat, no operator'! li cense, guilty ptea, S5 fine paid. Daniel Ralph Cornell, violate basic rule, guilty plea, S25 line paid. James Edgar Weaver, excessive over hanginq load (4'2"1, guilty plea, $10 tine; of which $5 was suspended; 15 fine paid. Dora Pearl Tuter, disobeyed stop sign, guilty plea, $7.50 fine paid. Larry Merle Cooper, disobeyed stop sign, guilty plea. SIS fine paid. Jack Milford Dale, violate basic rule, guilty plea. SIS fine paid. Martha Jane Schwartz, no vehicle li cense (expired), SS bail forfeited. Alton Shaffer, disobeyed stop sign, $15 bail forfeited. Juanita Joanne Flnnimore, Improper left turn, S15 bail forfeited. Charles Lawrence Knapp, ' reckless driving, dismissed on motion by district attorney. Defendant has entered a guilty plea on the same charge in Klamath Falls Municipal Court. MISDEMEANOR CASES Michael William Murray, assault and battery, jury trial. Found not guilty. DISTRICT COURT Auq. 2, 1963 Mary Evelyn Bray, violation basic rule. plea of not guilty, trial without jury set lor sept. 3. William Lee Wilkinson, no PUC declared weight receipt, plea of guilty, S10 fine paid. Joe Albert Sanchez, disobeyed stop sign, $15 bail forfeited. L. C lower, right turn, no signal. trial without jury, found guilty, $10 line paid. Dennis Orrin Hankins, improper lane usage, plea of not guilty, S 10 bail for feited for failure to appear at time set or trial. Elisha Richard Jones, diiobeyed stop sign, plea of guilty, $15 fine paid. Frank Falkner Ganong, tail to yield right of way, $10 bail forfeited Walter Lowell Pryor, no tail light, $1.50 jail forfeited. Paul Monroe Gottfried, no operator li cense (expired), $15 bail forfeited. Ronald Dalvin House, holding speed con test, plea ot guilty, $50 fine paid and operators license suspended for 60 days. John William Wyinan, holding speed contest, plea of guilty, $50 tine paid. and operators license suspended tor 60 days. erry Richard Ernst, violation basic rule, plea ot guilty, $10 fine pid. Roy Willis Booqs, failure to dim head lights, plea of guilty, $10 fine paid. Rudolph Jeimek, improper passing, I plea of guilty, $15 fine paid. Jerry Robert Lumpkin, violation basic ulo, plea of gulity, $15 fine paid. Jacob Harry Michel, overwidth, plea of I guilty, $10 fine paid. James Eugene Ottosen, violation basic rule, pica ot guilty, $10 tine paid. Robert Stanley Wright, no operator II- ccn. of guilty, $5 fine paid. Leslie Hume Vivian, disobeyed stop sign, $15 bail loreited. Keith Leslie Warner, no vehicle license ;epired). plea of guilty. $5 fine paid. John ThomM Van Houtcn, disobey rd stop sign, plea of OU'lty, 110 fine paid George Harry Alden. improper pass- ' ing, pica ot guity. $15 fine paid. MUNICIPAL COURT Aug. 27, 1V63 Llovd Cl'fton York, drunk, 125 or five or 10 dvs. Ratph Sims Hudson, drunk, $15 or live I Carl Cope'nd, drunk, $25 or five r 10 davs lrvm Wener Jr.. drunk, $;5 or five or 10 day James Ray Creech, drunk, $25 or tive cr 10 days. MUNICIPAL COURT Aug. 21, 16J Bonnit jean Nie'o, disorderly conduct. $2i torle.tea William Kelly, drunk. MS or live or 10 davs 'fdd.e Ryan Hood, drunk, IJ5 forle'tfd Larry RalDh Schri&er, held for mili tary Authorities. Cnanej Henry ModiseM, drunk. 7i for-to-fed W'lliam Jack Ph oos, drunk, s:5 Or tu Or 10 d' ON the RECORD P JA Leo MUNICIPAL COURT Aug. If. ltl Rtift Edo.e HuM. drunk, $:s fortftrl. Let Dony Komro. fl'ur.k, JJJ forfeited
