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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1919)
BR? ' HP THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACDi SIGHT L ""HnAY, 0 M i... I , $ I5, s?t. 4. . 1 'n: ' S '..alt. ?; I Tb! 7JS -.'.li. r & -: -a.v. 1 . V .WHERE IS CASH FOR CITY BILLS TO COME FROM? (Continued from pngo 1) first four months i the present fiscal year as n basis for oatinntlng the ex penditures for tho year It Is apparent that tho overdraft In this fund will approximate $5,000.00 on May 31, 1920. Applying a UVo estimate to the Street Fund tho year will close with an overdraft of appioximately $3,Si.4.r6 In that fund also. Continuing the analysis nud using tho expenditures of the first four months of tho present fiscal year as basis for our estimate wo arrive at tho conclusion that tho Libraiy Fund will show a deficit of $150.00, but thoro will lie a safe margin in tho lilght and Water Fund and in the ituniclpal llond Interest Fund. lfv nonoer, tho bond Issue for the pro posed now sewer unit materialise, an additional burden of approximate ly $3, GOO. 00 per annum will bo thrown on this fund, and must bo provided for. There is an qyordratt in tho Fire Department Fund of J5S4.9S and tho probable revenue from the balnnce of 19 IS taxes will Just about bOj sufficient to wipe out this overdraft. JTMa Inmnrtnnt fnnrt nl tills wpltliir? fstands depleted, with eight months!01"; pnoro of tho present fiscal year to be together with tho et-tU property will not bo Increased nlmvo $100,000. Those assumption ad mitted, It Is not difficult to form n fairly correct estimate of tho rate of taxation necessary to keep tho city on n cash basis, provided thoro Is no material Increase In oxoiutlturv3.' llut, can you rely upon thnt Improb ability In a growing city? Simmering tho matter down to a concroto stntemem, based on the leport, and the two assumptions In-, dulged in nbovo, this city will requite for all funds $72,200.00; to take care of inevitable deficits $11,G00 00 or n total of $S3,S16.00; and If tho bonds for tho proposed now sewer unit carry, thoro must be added $3,600.00, at loast to tho Interest fund, requiring oltogether a levj of , 2S Mills on tho dollar. A legal lovy nboe 13 Mills can not bo made without nmondlug section 115 of tho charter. It would bo tho height of financial foljy to attompt tb get by another year with out a legal levy. A special election amending section 115 of tho charter fixing n new limitation is the only remedy. TUY THIS, ltnOTHKItH Wife (nt breakfast) Could have a little monoy fo rshopplng to day, dear? Husband Certainly. Would "you rather hive an old five or a new "considered, imated amount for the fiscal yearj beginning June 1. 1920. Conser- Jrativcly speaking, it will require not less than $6,000 to place this fund n a safe footing. . Tho overdraft of $573.37 in tho sower fund should bo wiped out, and in reaching a determination of the amount of the bond issue for the proposed new sewer unit, a sufficient amount should bo added for general sewer purposes in order to placo this fund in condition to meet sewer ' contingencies and general sewer up keep and minor extensions. Using the expenditures of the first four months of the present fiscal year as a basis the total expendi tures for the year will approximate the following amounts from the diff erent funds:. General Fund, $19,415.77; amount provided $14,400.00 Street Fund, $10,29G.S4; amount provided $1,800.00 Fire Dept. Fund, $4,330.00; amount provided 51,200.00. Light and Water Fund, $S,015.40; mount provided $8,40000. Interest Fund, $27,919.07; amount provided $27,900.00. Library Fund, $1;020.00; amount provided $1,200.00. On May 31, 1019, the general fund was overdrawn $3,28G.OO.; the street fund had. a balance of $1,365.49; the nre department fund a balance of $17G.S2; which was transformed to an overdraft, on Sept. 30, or $584.98 the library fund was overdrawn May 31, 1919. $294.00. Wife A new one, of com so. Husband Hero's the ono nnd I'm stray 1 H m m i EVERY EXPRESS IS BRINGING US New Suits, Overcoats s Mackinaws NEW, SNAPPY STYLES NEW CLOTHING CREATIONS four dollars to the good. Shots. EXPERTS FIND PINE BEETLES PLENTIFUL (Continued from page 1) AA i lands. We, therefore urgo upon the congressional delegation that they use every effort to seo thnt $15,000 additional be provided for protection of these lands the current fiscal year. "In view of the yearly damage to timber (particularly yellow pine) resulting from insect depredations, and the imperative need of perfect ing methods for the control of said depredations, wo earnestly request tho United States Forest service to Increase Its personnel in Oregon for sucli work nnd further ask that the service co-operate with and extend assistance to private owners In the state looking to more efficient Insect control. "Kuppenhehner" Suits and Overcoats Patrick Mackinaws and Woolen Goods , "DUBBELBILT" BOYS' SUITS 5 x OVERCOATS MACKINAWS y The Clothes With the Six Months' Guarantee See these fine clothes at this store exclusively. K. K. K. Store X LEADING CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS TOP NOTCH, BALL BRAND, GOLD SEAL RUBBERS It is safe to assume ftmt the ex penditures for the fiscal year of r92Q-21. for which provisions must he made next -month, will not be less than for tho present year from the above funds. It is alKo safe to as sume that the aggregate valuation .of if V ,v " ; " a !. j ""'' in.. I...... Grazing Area JXcctlcd "Whereas, the grazing areas inthc SUte of Oregon are being reduced yearly owing to homestead occupa tion, reproduction of forests, etc , a growing congestion on the ranges se riously threatens tho livestock in dustry unless some federal legula- tion is provided on all public lands, and, "Whereas, thero are over three i million acres in tho Oregon and Cal- iforna land grant, more or less of which will provide feed for livestock ponding disposal under the public land Isws; Resolved, that we respectfully ure tap department of the interior to adopt and put into effect a policy of leasingtho grazing privileges on fjiqse, Oregon and California lands to livestock, growers, and that the pro coeds be used to Increase the pres ent appropriation for the protection of eafd lands from forest fires. I I i sunt mi r u i GREAT SUCCESS -- fU m 'mr jni afj.::.Mu SI WW .OTirn to coNTjiAcroits oit- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY- nif.piie -nie oi riajfrriw KK(.'O.V STATU HHJIIWAY iiiiiIc I. It. H. cxrci'tcdi t W FOR SALIC Ton Toulouse geese ?"',,l"'',"" Soiled bids will bo rocolvod by Ono year old. U M Hoppo. Low- mo Htato Jiiguwny uommiBHion or, or Lake. 1U-S 5 tho Statu of Oregon In Room 520,'- 23-lt Tex is wo'iirn lnvc takca tier,1 Multuonuli County Court Houso, at UltlOSS MAKING Work cuainnteod limluur sup towara ine m" Back to sun time you need an alarm clock Th'o chango in time takes place next Sunday. Don't 'think because the clock Is set back an hour, It is go ing to bo easier to get jvphi) tho morning. Sundayjjjyep but Monday and the dy's that follow, no. You'll need on alarm clock to' get you up on time then. Ruy the. alarm clock before Sunday, so that you'll have ."it Monday. Get it at Upp's, where you have a good stock to chooso from. i llnll Mailc 91.25 Jhcalc o'Day Stt00 8-Iay Alarms $0.00 Frank M. Upp , JEWEIiEIt Cll Main St. Oflclal S. P. Watch Inspector. TirfTate lndlyidunlsfor Vompanles on The HALLMARK Store jssssy Approprintion Asked "Whereas, there aro lpcated in Iechutes. Klaniath and Lake coun ties approximately 83,000 acres of land being administered by tho in terior department of tho United States government on which is grow ing more or less lodgopole pine, tim ber of little compercial value, but which constitutes an oxtremcly bad Are menace to adjoining national ;itaercial yellow pine timber, and as our state law3 require tho nrivato Owners to provide an adonuataUlra patrol to prevent loss from forest fires, and to do bo it-has betfn nec essary in tho pa3t for said owners to patrol and fight fire upon tho in terior dapartmont lands for tho pro tection of their own interests ; "Therefore, wo urgo upon our ireprc3oritatlves in congress tho ne cessity of .an appropriation of nbt loss than ?5,000 per annum to bo used for k tho protection of theso lands; and wo urgently roouest tho secretary' of tho Interior to jnako renuest for., this amount of money from the abovo purposes irj his next annual budget." Gratitude was expressed for ro oporation by Walter West, supervis or of tho Klamath Indian reserva tion, and his assistants, J. A. Ha worth and R. II. Radcliffo, in tho work of forewt protection, also for tho benefit jccoivod from sorvlco of tho Pacific Tolophono & Telegraph company. terdnv was n rnd Inttnr ilnv. for If ! brought to this well known storo more people bout on one purpose tliin over before nsneniblcd In a huslnoss establishmcntNn the city r tlib purchase of thoes. for one itour Mr. Sugarman offered any Bhoo in the house at halt pi ice, and his offer was certainly taken advantage of. It proves two things that people appreciate. a bargain and that thoy road Ihe advortlsemonts. Tho announcement of tills bargain was exclusively mode in Tho Herald and tho response speaks volumes. "Tho sitqeess of this salo far ex raiAa lW nvnnnfndntin 1 anM Hfu -fll3 JttJ UAlULUlV4Ulin 131(111 nils Sltgarman. "It Is tho most success fill one I evor had, but the greatest special of all-was tho ono on shoes. I can well afford to (buy back any I'lorsholm shoo, and pay tho custom 0 a pioflt of ?2 on each pair, and if anyone wants to tako advantage of my offer, ltw 111 Jto n pleasure to mo to pay 'him tjio money. Take the shoo In Lots 10 4, 101,4, 107, 105, 163 and the like. Thoy cost lnct July ?14 a pair and will cost today nt least $10 a pair wholesale. They wt'io Sold yesterday for ?8, Shoes In lots 112, 114, 115, 118, 103, 170, (1P9, "172, 132 Cannot bo purchased today fdr less than from ?l3 to .11 7 wholesale. I think tho people appreciate tho fact that I am trying to cut down tho high cost of living and offering real bargains, nnd tho best evidence of their confidence is tho quality of tho merchandise I am offering Is. tho volume v of business tfint Is bolng dono this weok tho greatest In the history of tho ntoro." The smallest bono In tho human Jio'dy Is to be found within tho drum of tho ear. for men 23-2t WANTED Housekeeping rooms by man nnd wife. 1'lioim 2-1 7 J , 23 2t 10 ii. m.. on tiio 4th duv of Novum- 1.11 " T.'nni-Hi at Plmnn "l IU' bor, 1010, for tho following proj-i 23-Ot ect3: ' I , lfl.....i .. 1. S ....... I - r ft.m ti . .. .T1ioirpnnfpstnnInnfnlltlini.rf.nl JWiunauili vuillllj I'UK Hlirt f .J HJOIUS , ,, ,. , , , ' Algoma Section 8.9 miles grnd-1" 840 Walnut St. saius ever iiuju Jn uus cuj is urawing.jng and macadam; 13,000 cu.. ydiv to a closo at K. Siigarmhan's. Yes excavation; 20,000 cu. yds. tnirfuc- . f'llti, Klamath Kalis-Da ry Sect on-- -3 -t' vl 13. U miles grudlng and macadam; 30,000 cu. yds. excavation; 29,000 cu, yds. surfacing, Klamath I'alls-Morrlll Section 1 1.7 miles crnrtlnir nnd irriivollniri 02.000 cu. vdH. oxc3vatlen: aO.OOO'KOR SALH lfJ shonts ,7 brood cu. yds. surfacing. , bows, 1 Poland China boar anil 40 Merrill-California Lino Hpotlon P'gH. All in good ordor. Inquire 12.8 mllca grudlng and graveling; Walter .1. Holfor, Shippington, telo .21.000 cu. vds. mcM.vn.tifm! ''7.(10(1 , phono 82R 2 3 IJ t , - , T f ..--- yua. suriucing. F0R SALE Dodge car In first class condition. Must bo sold at once, Phono 2C9J 2361 cu a satisfactory bund will bo re quired for tho faithful performance) of tho contract in a sum equal to on3-hair or tho total amount bid. Proposal blanks and full Informa tion for bidders may ho obtalnod ut tho olllco of tho SUto Highway ICn ginoor, Capitol Dutldlng, Salem, Ore gon. PInns, flpoclflcatioiiH und form of contract may bo inspected nt tho same placo or may bo obtalnod upon n deposit of ?D.00 for each set of plana and specifications. Plans and specifications of tho .work In Klamath County may1 bo in spected In tho olllco of Karl 'Withy coiubo, Division Engineer, ut Klam uth Falls, Oiegon. Tho right Is reorvod to reject any and all propbinls or to accopt tho proposal deemed best for tho Stuto of Oregon. OREOON STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. S. IJI1NSON, Chairman, W. L. THOMPSON, Cpmmlsslonor, It. A. KOOTH, CpramlBalonor. Attest: HERU12RT NUNN, Stalo Illgliway Engineer, Octobor 14, 1919, Salem, Oregon, 23-24-20 tlon f n State House-wires l"k of Coininprcp PUBLIC SALE " At 1 o'Cloclc,. Mondavj . October 27 1 nt tin luulne place, t Mb, rill r lu.usclioia M0d c omiil. I Tii in taJi Mil- H. C1.WW.W On" MUOId't 'l"lu" II II. I Try 'em. Horaia Want Ads. ' ' ' -i tg8M!2U3!algrTCaatj;.VirMiiw.aiIJ I Hj t ATTKNTJON AUTO OWNKUB Tires and all rubbor goods ad vance In prlco tho first of tho your. It will pay you tb havo your old tiros rotroaded, Call and seo a samplo of our work nt 1120 Main St., Klamath Rubbor & Leather Co. 2 3 It Troos bearing sour oranges havo grown wiliTin tho Florida swamps for hundreds of years, ATTENTIO FORD OWNERS I have again opened my repai shop J old location, corner Ninth and Mam. i rfj find ray equipment of a special design u work. All modern tools and machine J installed as fast as it arrives. I employ w( pert mechanics with years -ot expei cars. You will find my shop one of the m to-date equipped service stations fo i w in the State, myaim being to give satutacu I would thank old, as well as all new, pa for their trade. See us when ypur Ford goes wrong. iiehn?s Garage, Formerly the Ford Garage) "