The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, March 21, 1941, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMarch 20, 1941 PAGE SIX THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. Called to Arm Rodeo fans will be Interested to learn that Frits Truan, No. on cowboy and rodeo performer, bai been called to the army and that next in line, piling up Rodeo Associa tion of America points. It Billy McMackin of Trail City, S. D, who performed here last year and took pay money on several occasions. Truan is a former Klamath buckaroo and brother of Bill Truan who was killed shortly after the first big rodeo here. - . ,: Dane Scheduled The last of a series of parties given by the Winter Dancing club Is sched uled for Saturday night, March 32, in the Willard hotel ballroom and has been designated as the March Hop Hosts for the party will be Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Post and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kohn Jr. A number of cocktail parties are planned before the dance which will feature the spring tneme. Visitors Mrs. Jean Branson. accompanied by her son, Phillip, and daughter, Sharon Sue, spent Thursday in Klamath Falls. The Bransons live at Hart Mountain national monument where Bran son serves as superintendent of the antelope refuge. They re turned to their borne after visit ing here with Hazel Morrison. Recovers Leigh Ackerman, police iudge, was able to return to his desk Thursday following a severe cold. Ackerman was un able to leave Thursday for Eu gene where citr officials are at tending the League of Oregon Cities session. To Eia Mayor John Houston, Councilman Walter Wiesendanger, R. H. Bussman, Bollin Can trail and Harvey Martin, left early Thursday morning by motor for Eugene to attend the League of Oregon Cities convention. Mo Accidents The city police accident peg was blank Thurs day with "parry an accident" re ported for the preceding 24 hours. ' There were no new re ports by officers and police re ported it one of the quietest days eo record. -Take House Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Larsen and two sons have taken a house at 1604 Mitchell street following their return here from Medf ord where they spent the past two years. H scoTsring Buddy Weston. 10-year-old son of Leo Weston of Tulelake, is reported greatly im proved at Hillside hospital where ha Is receiving treatment ser a teg fracture. Prom Dummnlr Mrs. Tim othy Murphy of Dunsrnuir is ex pected here Friday night to spend the weekend with friends and relatives. Moved Mr. and Mrs. A J Langell, who spent the winter in Ashland, have moved back to Klamath Falls. When Joint-Ease Starts in Joint Agony STARTS OUT V yes wtat to Matt the nla tat ilU rtnomitle-trtbrltu joints totrT aafcM-Eawt It's for um sala et Sara. lUM Joints ana nudeliu blt tocliai - OM-t war It bVaae Boob news tor tb. r.Mt of the pali i.",'-mm ar mom drnc atora ta America. KOTXi rorfrwoaaU.rlto Giouf'l Leads the Way IT Special PRINTS POLKA DOTS NAVIES RE0INGOTES JACKET DRESS. ES . . . IN NEW SPRING SHADES. USE OUR LAY-AWAY GMIfi 617 MAIN till at Hospital Mrs. Earl Dumm, who recently submitted to a major operation, still re mains at the Klamath Valley hospital. Although Mrs. Dumm s condition is improved, nothing definite has been settled as to when she will return to her home. ' Scouts to Parade Girl Scouts are requested to meet at Second and Klamath avenue Saturday morning It 8 o'clock to partici pate in the parade that is a pre liminary to the Girl Scouts-Boy bcouts-Camp Fire Girls drive for funds. Visitor Here Bernice Hector Coad, former Klamath Falls girl now residing in Nyssa, was visitor here Thursday. Mrs. Coad was secretary to State Represen tative Henry Semon at the ses sion of the legislature Just closed. Judge Hay Hare Circuit Judge Arthur D. Hay of Lake- view was in Klamath Falls Thursday to attend to circuit court business here on cases to which he has been assigned by the supreme court. Daughter Born H o w a r d Dewey, route 3, box 602, em. ployed by the Pelican Bay Lum ber company, is the proud father of a daughter born on his birth day, March 19, at Klamath Val ley hospital. Both mother and infant are doing nicely. To Malin Mrs. W. O. Smith drove to Malin Thursday in the interests of the local unit of Bundles tor Britain. The Malin women sponsored a successful benefit for the mobile kitchen fund St Patricks day, Monday, in Czech hall. Fire Call The city fire lad' dies were roused from their beds at 1:45 a. m. Thursday when a call came from the E. J. Schnee beck home, 428 Jefferson street, where an oil stove was flooded and threatened damage. la " Hospital Ardis Rumer. employed in the real estate of. fices of J. E. Hosking, submitted to an operation on her nose at Klamath Valley hospital Wed nesday. She was reported im proved. From Ashland Max De Mille of Ashland was a business visi tor in Klamath Falls Monday. OBITUARY FLORENCE JU ANITA DAVIS Florence Juanita Davis, a resi dent of Klamath Falls, Ore, for the past 11 years, passed away in this city on Wednesday, March 19, at 3:50 p. m. The de ceased was a native of Mouqui qua. 111, and was aged 30 years S months and 24 days when called. She is survived by her husband, Cecil; three sons, Cecil W, Everett and Robert, one daughter, Mrs. Bertha Herrick; two grandchildren, Beverly Dawn and Shirley Ann Herrick, all of Klamath Falls: five sisters, Irene Pflaging of Littleton. Colo, Margaret Evans of Hunt ington Park, Calif, Mary Shook of Whittier, Calif, Senada Wibel of Phoenix, Ariz, and Olive Cat lln of Kutch, Colo.: four broth ers, Robert Ross of Patterson, Calif, Earl of Denver, Colo, Bert of Los Angeles, Calif, and Jerry f Phoenix, Ariz, The re mains rest in Ward's Klamath Funeral Home. 92S Hich street. where friends may call after noon Friday. March 21. The no tice of the funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date. - 'S if . -. v mv i ..VVV 'v. IU1 , This general air view shows where an Erie freight and passenger commuter trains collided inside the government's 1 11.000.. 000 arsenal at Ravenna. O. The splintered coach wherein a large number of the 17 lnlured were riding is In the foreground. MEET CYNTHIA. OR NO. 1 -Until he settled e. a name. Cynthia. H. Loyd Child, Curtiss' chief test pilot, called his new daut hler "No. I," after Ihe fashion of aviation In calllnt new planes by number. The Chllds, shown In Buffalo, had expected a boy. Child is the pilot who hit iS ra.p.h. speed during a free dive over Bnffalo In January, 1939. IB HOW trf YOUR 'Z HEALTH? pni ill i: The Oasse! Brothers Chlropractia clinic to bo held Friday - Saturday - MAHCH 21, 22, 24 The newest type of dlagnostla Instrument, the HXMOVTTA METER, the only one of Its Had In touthera Oregon, will be used during the clinic. The HEMOVITAMETER scientifically diagnose yonr condi tion, finding WHAT, WHERE, and HOW SERIOUS your ailments. He clothing removed. The HEMOVITAMETER reveals the foods yoia should eat It tells the exact food element Ton lack to help malnt' the storm al mineral balance of your body. This one fee alone is worth more than the price of the examlnat! During This Clinic Yea W1U Be Olvea the Regu II Examination for It Cnssel Brother Chiropractic CUnte Dragless Health Service Bam a. a. k) S a, . 7 It a, m Caa rasst hr as ealr nilaliinl 173 Persons Injured In Train Wreck eVerN. . e. twisted masses of box cars and Cllnte la their offices llarM ftm r mess a apodal Monday coaches strewn about a function VITAL STATISTICS LAMBO Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore, March 20. 1841, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lam bo, Chiloquln, a girl. Weight: 8 pounds. LEENER Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls. Ore, March 20, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Otto B. Leener, Klamath Agen cy, Ore, a girl. Weight: t pounds Ilk ounces. ' DEWEY Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls. Ore, March IB, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dewey, route 3. box 602. city, a girl. Weight: 6 pounds 4 ounces. FLEMING Bom at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore, March 19. 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fleming, 3210 Garden avenue, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 8 ounces. Censorship In the sense that I believe is feared, of the kind we see abroad ... Is not con templated. Lowell Mellett, di rector office of government re ports. . JEW!-(cJ. i For Your Information rat earn wi a ran lllm KM WEATHER NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Fair tonight and Friday, little change in temperature; moder ate to fresh northwesterly wind offshore, diminishing tonight. OREGON Fair tonight, in creasing cloudiness Friday with rain In northweat portion; cold er extreme east portion ttmisht. gentle, southerly wind offshore, becoming moderately fresh southwest tonight. Mail Closing Times (Trainsl Southbound: 6:00 a m. Northbound: 9:30 a m. Southbound: 9:13 p m. Northbound: 8:30 p m. (Stages) Allures. La lie view, Rocky Point and Ashland, all close 7:00 a- m Plant Sale The Lost River Garden club is sponsoring a plant sale for the benefit of the Red Cross and the Merrill Li brary club to be held in the li brary clubhouse, April 4. 3 and 6 at Merrill. Further arrange ments concerning the plant sale will be announced later. Stunt Show On Friday night, March 21. the music de partment of Henley Junior and senior high schools will present Its spring stunt show. This is an evening's program of stunts and plays In which approximately 100 students will participate There will be six acts, and the orchestra will play before, dur ing and at the close of the per formance. The public is Invited to attend. Tickets may be ob tained from students at the school or at the door. Parent-Sons Banquet The Malin FFA Parent and Sons banquet has been scheduled for Wednesday, March 20. In the Malin high school. The banquet will be served by the home economics class under the su pervision of Miss Lydia Storll. Altamont Grange The regu lar meeting of the Altamont grange will be held Thursday evening at 8 p. m. at the Sum mers school gym. A potluck lunch will follow the lecturer's hour. Grange Dance A dance will be sponsored by the Altamont grange March 29 at the Summers school gym. The public Is In vited. Rowe Kinney's orchestra will play. AFkAM A special communi cation of Klamath lodge No. 77 will be held Friday evening at 7:30 p. m. for the purpose of conferring the Fellowcraft De gree. Catholic Daughters Catholic Daughters of America and their An R. A. r pilot looking like a modern vrrsion of Ijwrrnce of Arabia tnkra it raay aflrr l.ig ging three planes In UtL At Klamath Recreation CLASSIC LEAGUE Walters Ins. Bowling Victory 178 160 149 4B7 nussman 170 133 137 440 McMillan 167 1'iH 146 441 Walters 133 IS!) 143 439 'Strong 248 138 134 640 Handicap ...... 87 87 87 261 1003 823 808 2728 Molatore's Bootn 213 181 168 362 Welch 164 101 IBS 340 Martin 101 178 182 331 Bray 182 181 180 932 Haley 101 190 191 372 Handicap 33 33 33 103 ' 976 936 930 2B62 Malt Finnlgan's MacBeth 1611 211 100 970 620 330 363 876 129 Britt Howard ... Sweasy ... Owens Handicap .... 221 106 203 ...231 130 169 ... 199 176 188 170 210 196 43 43 43 1033 903 989 3017 Palace Market Wilson 226 177 193 306 907 927 987 623 81 Ross .171 192 144 . 196 163 168 .169 171 247 . 179 220 226 . 27 27 27 Edson Wakrman Drlscnll .... Handicap 968 9301003 2923 The Eagle Lavenik 168 178 168 914 Pastega ...134 181 1S8 473 Gardner 166 194 1S6 316 Eaton 138 138 138 434 husbands are Invited to a pot luck dinner Monday at 6:30 p. m. Sprite II I IUXUIIY pu,m n a 28wiNo4i,fmiii J yv f ho-vaiui men ' -mm t and thrilling at Spring Huff -nod to pH f eoifomes on air of twt feganctf YoU bocks, Kfo fronh, tpkal and hll tlvu, new mall coU High'fathion fun, including sobfe dyd coney -a Jfloco - Alpin lamb - n'vgr dyd kit fox Brown; . ayt, bladu. Mixes' h'm. msm Iti-later Iluiullt-ap . 170 169 106 i .. 66 66 66 1 831 946 901 Mil. Patterson Paints ' . 301 168 301 m Poller ... Slrailer . Karrar . t'Urk Cox .... Handicap . 171 167 182 u .177 172 1 62 )i . 184 199 18) u . 176 341 1B4 m .. 89 89 69 in 946 906 1003 3941 Southwell Accountants Materia 138 136 169 M IX Ma ; Ml III 10) , 411 ml n Ul -w Kir rial Ilat'kea Southwell Ursa Handicap 188 138 306 . 167 191 143 204 187 133 . 167 178 170 . 34 34 34 8U8 904 80S Klamath Lbr. ft Box 1S7 140 134 IVII Cherry .... Wcatin ... Kemp ... Tuler Handicap IBB 194 168 131 173 143 174 139 179 179 139 143 84 64 84 943 889 848 2171 ' i Automotive League Turner Chevrolet Thomas ... Krrnan ... Calahan ... Ilartrls ... Ilrllt Handicap . 133 139 203 . 160 134 188 . 186 168 141 . 131 133 167 . 188 168 139 . 116 116 116 ii ; 471 ; 4M V 431 I in ? 341 27M 914 896 943 Frelghtways Sponhelm 144 114 134 133 143 140 134 96 138 . 190 179 183 167 123 128 411 f 417 sat 3J1 : 411 , 390 Kauw Morgan Howard Sweasy llundirap .. 130 130 130 900 786 873 2391 Bend Portland Truck J. Milne 139 169 198 C. Amber 187 123 182 II. Hnbblns 163 188 197 J. Clark 132 177 132 Potter 178 319 171 Handicap 83 83 83 801 474 301 441 863 241 863 938 923 Balslger Motor Co. nook 166 124 214 2741 901 841 821 404 431 361 Welch Walker DeLury Hrnry Handicap . 173 192 182 .169 139 197 . 138 147 123 . 137 133 170 . 121 121 121 894 876 1007 3777 rrtlmte , tiatti Im m al( i a.ll n limit al Iftsaewa'dlestl 'ftovnef-th. Clock, A-Yor Faihfonf Ui Stan Paymtnt Eaty Plan m mm P t U 1" Sr- 3 i