The Klamath News from Klamath Falls, Oregon • Page 2

the on in is C. post- and boys, DIXON VICTORY IN SCHOOL VOTE SEEMS CERTAIN TWO THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, Percy Dixon's election to the county school board appeared assured Wednesday as additional returns trickled in subdistricts voting Monday's balloting. With the arrival of reports from Crescent, where the largest vote of the election was cast, Dixon's lead grew to over 100 votes. His total stood at 351 while Sarah Harshbarger had 234, and it was believed not enough votes were still out to change the outcome of the election. This table shows each sub-district, with the vote listed as received at the county school offices: Percy Sarah Dixon Harshbarger Bonanza Weyerhaeuser Fort Klamath Keno 11 Bly Hildebrand Fairhaven 13 Lower Poe Crystal Shasta 10 Malin 45 Merrill Crescent Summers 11 Henley 32 Algoma 13 12 Chiloquin 11 Beatty 30 Sprazue River 15 Modoc Point Kirk Altamont 24 Crescent Lake Chemult 10 Forest Camp Totals ....................351 234 OBITUARY HENRY J.

BALLARD Henry J. Ballard, a resident of Revelstoke, B. and an employee of the Canadian Pacific railroad. passed away the Cascade Summit on Wednesday, June 21. The deceased was a native of Asquith, Canada, and was aged 35 years, 5 months and 7 days when called.

He is survived by his parents and two sisters in Asquith, Canada. Mr. Ballard was a member of Kootenay Lodge A. F. A.

Revelstoke, B. C. The remains will be forwarded via Southern Pacific to Revelstoke, B. Thursday morning, June 22, at 10:40 a. m.

Ward's Klamath funeral home in charge of the arrangements. Courthouse Records Case Dismissed Eva N. McNeely versus D. Frazer. Plaintiff granted motion of nonsuit.

Justice Court W. B. Oliver, time taken to plead on non-support charge. Jack Toscan, statutory rape, $2500 bond posted. Fred Nolan, assault and battery, bond set at $500.

Labor been notoriously poorly led in the United States. -Pres: lent Arthur Murphy, of St. Mary college, Leavenworth, Kan. Too Late to Classify COOL, ROOMY two-bedroom flat. All modern conveniences.

Phone 1114. 6-21 WOMAN wishes hour work. Phone 312-W. 813 Pine. Mrs.

Henry. 6-24 WANTED Middle-aged woman for light housework. Box 4253. News-Herald. 6-27 APARTMENT- Reasonable.

Pelican Courts, 445 Market. 6-27 1936 CHEVROLET. good condition, cheap. 2043 White, apartment 3. 6-23 Machine Gun Company Moves by Air in War Game 4 An imaginary "disturbance" on Kauai Island was a feature in a Hawaiian Department Army maneuver.

To meet this, a machine gun company-100 men, guns, ammunition, food field kitchen, etc. was loaded into 11 Army bombers at Hickman Field, Honolulu, and flown to the scene. Here's part of the company emplaning. Malin Briefs MALIN -Seven-year-old Joanne Shirley Wilson enjoyed a birthday party in her honor Tuesday afternoon when her mother. Mrs.

P. G. Wilson, invited a number of little friends for an afternoon of fun. A big birthday cake yellow and white with the proper number of candles and taper-topped miniature cakes added to the ness of the refreshment table. Candy favors and say hats were distributed to the small guests who included Louise Zumr, Evelyn Petrik, Mildred Petrik.

Barbara Ellen Beimler, Rose Mary Pitts, June Rudolph Schmidt, Helen Schmidt, Alice Stonecypher, Joanne Wilson, Jerry Lou Wilson, Marjorie King. Roste Suty, Helen Suty, Sonny Pitts. Mrs. Maud Thomas. Malin mistress, attended the State Postmasters' convention held last week in Ashland.

Alonzo Hodges, Merrill postmaster, was also present for part of the sessions. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dalton little daughter Shirley, formerly of Klamath Fails, are making their home the Jackman ranch. Dalton is son of W.

Dalton. Malin. Miss Irene Thompson leaving this week to spend an indetinite time relatives friends in and Los Angeles. Miss Thompson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Thompson. Rev. Elmer E. Rosenkilde will Quality Market 8:30 Main St. Phone 1750 Same old location Same Dependable, High Quality Meat Louis Eschle.

Proprietor KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON leave the last of the week for Fir Point, Ore, where he will assist with the young people's conference. A number of young people of Malin plan to attend as delegates. Children's day, marking the close of a two weeks Bible school. was observed in the Malin Presbyterian church Sunday with John Loosley acting as superintendent, announcing the program offerins prayer. Attendance awards and recognition for memorizing of Bible verses were presented.

Leading parts on the program were taken by Kenneth Duncan, John Loosley, Eleanor Skiens, Louann Terry, Grace Howell, Ronald Hawkins, Marjorie Smith, Hawkins, Beriva McCoy, Annaburt, Betty Kiefer, Jean Smith. Melba Holbrook. Mary Jane Hornbeak, Charles Duncan, Bernice MeKoen. Carmen Stockstill, Teddy Stevenson. Leon Wood, assisted by members of the beginning.

primary, intermediate and junior classes. The church orchestra, including Norma Holbrook, Rev. E. E. Rosenkilde, Mrs.

Ray Hoover, Eleanor Skiens and Melba Holbrook a 8 sisted with the music. Teachers were Mrs. Richard Stevenson, Mrs. Ray Hoover, Mrs. Rosenkilde, Rev.

Rosenkilde, and Misses Iola Haley, Norma Holbrook. Dolores Trout and Vivian Daguer. Miss Cora Reber, who has been attending school the past winter in Oakland, is home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Reber.

Miss Jeanne Hartman, of The Dalles, a junior at Oregon State, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Byron Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ottoman and niece and nephew.

Vera and Norman, fished the early part of the week at Diamond lake. The tennis court on the high school grounds is being completed this week with the addition of nets and an attractive net wire fence. Joe LeClair, formerly a faculty member of the Malin elementary school, who taught last year at Keno, will again teach in Matin nest term. LeClair and a brother recently purchased a ranch in the Malin district. Polishing up his plane, 16-year-old Dick James, son of Denver, automobile builder, beams pride over crosscountry solo flight from home town to Chicago for visit with grandmother.

Dick. who got pilot's license on birthday last April, says his aviation interest is outgrowth of model plane building. FUNERALS JUDGE HAYWOOD SHORT DICK DENVER JAMES Funeral services for the late Judge Haywood Short, who passed away in this city Tuesday, June 20, 1939, following an extended illness, will be held in the chapel of the Earl Whitlock funeral home, Pine street at Sixth, Friday, June 23, 1939, at 3 p. m. with the Rev.

Hugh Bronson of the Community Presbyterian church of Tulelake, officiating. Commitment services and interment in family plot in Mt. Laki cemetery. Friends are invited. A leading rubber company has introduced a new white sidewall tire paint, containing a rubber base, for renewing white sidewall tires or for making black side- WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- Without Calomel And You'll Jump Out of Bed is the Morning Raria' to Go The liver should pour out two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily.

it this bile is not flowing freely, your food doesn't digest. It just decays in the bowels. Gas bloats up your stomach. You get constipated. Your whole system is poisoned and you feel sour, sunk and the world looks punk.

A mere bowel movement doesn't get at the cause. It takes those good, old Carter's Little Liver Pills to get there two pounds of bile flowing freely and make you feel "up and up." Harmless, gentle, yet amaze Ing in making bile flow freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by name. 25 centa. Stubbornly refuse anything else.

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