The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 20, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI'AOi; 'rum: THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUKSDAV, AI'IlHi 20, 1020 tlllnitci In mow p(iiillilo owing to tho nurullm of tho (iiitHtni)illni; war innln liidohtoiltipaii hint your which now I'Miililiia them lo Verify rom I'li toly all tlio traiiHriPllriiiH of tho licnttirnr'n olllco. Thoy nine) call al tinllon In tlio tiimatlHlUul d lucre p- I In tlio acrouiilH of T1S Fli CUT! IKS fill ni sin pi i n nr i "'"'' ,,f tjy i .. : Ml 9 IMF r iH U r f i(,e0,'J0 A' I IVtrti . ox-county trolls IlLL UllSI USIlti .Juror which wiiRruportod by thorn In itliu iiinllt i'f TJ18. Tim loport of tlio mitlltoni. Robin-' T"" ""iinco of lionror wnrrnnlB In won. IIoiitm ami Nowi.ll, corllllml puli- "Itlclzed anil aliio ruhbor Htnnips In lie itrroiintiiiitH, Hun KranclHco, Iiiih I""0" or HWiuiurPB. wnrrnniB wore Jiidt boon tlloil In tlio county court ,,1h0 ,'1,, without oiiilormsmont. Tlio ciivnrlm: llio onr 1910. Ah In tlio I!"""' cbnriictor of tho work Is an roport for tlio your I'JISn full Htalo- IW'nivoniunt oviir 1918. 1'iirtlciilar iiuiiit Ih kIvcii for ouch ci ly fund ttntlon In thin mattor In directed anil a Kmiurnl bulanro Hlmut covorlng l Mm work of tlio Bhurlff'H olllco In tint llnaiirlal position of tbo county ' "'" collection of luxes and tbo nudl at Jniiuary 1 1920. torn Rtato, "wo took occasion last TIiIm your a full ciirtincato In given ''""r to " I favorably upon tbo by tbo ..milium n to bo Integrity of. work ot tho t,lx collector. In thin tbo accounts, In tbo following Ian- report wo again wish to cull partlcu Kungo: liar attention to tbo conscientious work performed In tbln olnco and tbo - f I i IIWI W B Wgl hi lifpir, ' iH i1'11" ilU'iHilti " iHllMMjj yiliillllWi'iii D "Wo bavo nuilltud tbo accotintH of Klamath County, Orcein, for tbo )oar 1919, tind cortlfy that tbo ac count of tbo varloim county oDlcnrn bavo boon proporly mnlntnlnod, and that all fiindH hIiowii to Imvo boon accountltu; for tbo ontlro tax lory." Home portion of tbo roport In given over to on oxblbltlon of tbo rounty'H llnanclal poKltlon. Aftor collected by micli olllcorn bavo boon Blntlng that tbo expenditures of tbo dcpoHltod In tbo County Tronnury. county, nctually within tlio control Wo further cortlfy that all oxpondl-,of tlio county court, havo Increased turon of county fundo havo boon .over 191K by tlio sum of $l,GCt.G3 mado upon duly authorized and tbo roport shows a gonornl Improvc- worn domandH, npproved by tlio i muni in mo Kenorai county ninu oi county court, withdrawals of county trust and special fundi haro boon mado upon warrantH drawn by vari ous officials acting outsldo tbo Juris diction of tbo county coutt, and hucIi withdrawals bavo boon found sup ported by tbo cancollod warrants. All money shown to havo boon re colvod by tho trcaituror bavo boon brought Into account by him and aro olthor on band or bavo boon disburs ed upon duly authorised or previ ously unpaid demnnds. Tbo auditors Rtato that thin cor- 97,2&3.7t aftor sotting nsldo nccru lng Intoresl en outstanding warrants of 10,cri9.79. Tho general fund warrants woro rodurod from $224,-7-13.98 to $107,400.21 and nccrupd IntoroHt thoroon from $'IG,28G.r4 to 33.09C.99. At tbo present rato of roductlon It Ir estimated that tbo general fund will bo out of dobt wltliln throo years. A statomtr.t shown on pngo 2 of tbo roport gives tbo following figures as to tlio transaction of tlio past year: Surplus of I u on mo over Expenditure flonural Fund $48,904.32 Current Kxponso .Fund 11,011 fin County lload Fund 28,402.07 Now Court House Fund 23,031.20 County Library Fund 092.03 Agricultural College Fund J. - 227.99 Statu Flro Patrol Fund 120.84 $110,040.71 V I.osi Deficits Itoad Fund (expended from Bonds). County Fair Fund transferred . 8,510.27 809.90 9.320.17 Net .Surplus of Income ::. 100,720.04 Rocolvcd from sulo ot County Road Bonds, Principal 100,704.00 Increase In County Trust and Special Funds 32,940.72 1918 Revcnuo Collected In 1919 . 24,701.05 Total Not Roculpts .$205,066.91 Tald out In reduction ot Outstanding Warrants on art County Funds ' 52,235.00 Paid out In roductlon of Intorest aftor charging $10,559.79 accrued In 1919 to Incomo account.. 11.18S.55 Additions to County Property 9.406.83 Cash In hands of Troasuror, Increased....- 192,170.53 T ? ? ? T T T ? t t T X t T f r X t t t t f t t r r t t t t t T t Y T ? t T t t T t : 1J? f JTtG At ' BY EXPERT HOME ECONOMIST Miss B. E. Galvin ELECTRIC RANGES Demonstration opened this afternoon, at Link River Electric Company, and will continue all week. Don't miss this oppor tunity to know just how to MODERNIZE YOUR KITCHEN isSigSili Z "rc r i9 ijjji P 0i MhUIQ til" ?llT m T T T T T t T X T T t T T T X T T t Ms ! ft Pjjsgi CLEAN CONVENIENT TIME-SAVING EFFICIENT No dirt, no dust, no soot, no coal, wood nor oil to carry; at the turn of a button, cooking heat is available YOUR KITCHEN IS SO COOL IN THE SUMMER-TIME COOKING ALWAYS A PLEASURE Five Different Models (three shown here) Have you received your invitation to the Demonstration? If not, phone today r5' LINK RIVER ELECTRIC COMPANY KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON iMHHHWMHjMrFrj (MMMMMWMWMI $205,000.91 Tho roport consists of 28 parfes of flgurca sliowlng tho condition and tbo . . Income ot eucb fund In detail, and Bovornl pages of comments on tho condi tions found In tho varlouB offices. Tho report Is permanently bound In book t, y-. w.w...fonu.aud..conBtltutcB n, valuable rocord of tbo transactions ot 1919. "wwfy y-rfert; i i ; my CANT FOOL SWEDES ' ft'l 4r t.A..ft . .. . . Public Indignation has been ex- flW QHOI7 I PATHCO iiiuuauu uvor mu muppiui; oi mo hoio iowlnB l0 th0 n,1K0l oxorblt.mt STOCKHOLM, Murch 23. (Ily ' 'lr,co5 dQinnnded by domestic muuu- & i Mall.) Salo of 70,000 pairs of American bIiocb was stopped hero tho otlior day liocanso they had boon found 'to contain born llbro In tbo hool nnd too, Uso ot substitutes for facturorg. Tbo dolling firm has appoalod ty tbo government to pornilt tbo shoes to bo BOIU. Letters "From The People .WANJrJ lNI'PUMATIOJr IN , KICGAItl) TO SCHOOIi SITES .1 Joathor In Hboes la forbidden by tho TIII3 USB OF theso columns will Swodlsh lav. ' mnko monoy for you K44"M,'l'Mi'H STEAKS CHOPS THE NEW REX MAAMAftMAAAAAAIMMMftMMMAAAAAM A Ice Cream, Sodas, Sundaes, and all popular drinks served at our tables. THE LARGEST LUNCH COUNTER IN SOUTHERN OREGON The place where the working man is as welcome as the connoisseur. The home of High-Class French Pastry. THE REX CAFE CORNER SEVENTH AND MAIN FISH OYSTERS Editor Herald: In loferenco to tbo two school BltcVto bo offored Wednesday, I von turo aii observation or two, that may or may not bo pertinent. In tbo ab sence of any information concerning special or comprehonsivo plans for tho district, it must bo concodod that tho situation Is a difficult one for tho citizen to satisfactorily adjust for himbolt or tbo gonoral public con corned, it ho undertakes to work it out along presont and possible, future demands for school facilities. Tho territory now served by tho "Cen tral" school building northwesterly from Main street comprises Nichols addition and Falrvlew Nos. 1 and 2, and tho sparsely inhabltod section lying beyond those additions toward Shlpplngton and Pelican City. Elim inating, tor a moment, tho remalndnr ot tho torrltary now sorvod by tho Central Bchool, ono would readily say that tho territory referrod to first above could bo as well served from ono odgo or side as tho other; that is to say by tho Central school build ing or a building on ono or tho other ot tho sites offored. If It Is desig nated, that In the ovont ono of tho HEADAGH STOPS E NEURALGIA GONE Dr. James' Headache Powders givo instant relief Oost climo a package. Nervo-rackinir. Bn!ittinr or dull. throbbing headaches yield in just a few momenta to Dr. James' Headucho row. ddrs which cost only 10 cents r. pack i' go at any drug utoro. It's tbo quick est, surest headache' relief in thn -whole world. Don't suffer! Relievo the agony and distress , oowl You can. Millions 'of men and v omen have found that beadoeha an J nfeuralgU mhory I neodleao. Q jrhal You atk (or. " - two sites offered is solected, to erect thereon a school building, this ques tion presents itselt: Will it be de signed to and Is ft contemplated that it shall accommodate tho whole of the territory first above referred to or merely to relieve the congestion at Central for tho timo being? fills, in view of tho possibility that thci''Central"school,-sIto,tniay,y,lnthi very near future, bo sold and aban doned du account of its too closo proxmiity to tho dlty's main thor oughfaro, becomes impoilunt. It may bo necessary in relocating the "Contral" to exclude tho territory first above roforred to from its ac commodation in tho division of ter ritory to bo served by tho two build ings. Off-hand, it would seoin atj vlsablo, if tho directors havo devel oped a comprohcnslvo plan for tho district, based upon present and vory probablo future requirements, to place the citizens in possession ot tho facts; it cortainly would ellni inato much of tho difficulty that will confront tho citizens on Wednesday, not so much In making a choice bo twoon the two sites, perhaps, but in assisting him In determining whether he wants olthor one. Tho writer is Impressed with tho idea that school sitos designed tor the accommodation ot a considerable and populous ter ritory, should approximate a central location when It Is possible to do bo. This Idea sooms to havo controlled in finally selecting a site tor tho now Catholic school building shortly to bo orocted, and which led to an aban donment ot tho alto originally se lected a few years ago, and upon which a paving charge of something over $1,300 was paid in full. As botwoon tho two sites offored, vlow lng thorn from the standpoint of "safoty first" to tho children attend ing rind In going to and fro from school, it should not bo difficult to mnko a cholco, whother tho school building to bo placed thoreon Is de signed totuko care ot tho wholo ot tho territory first abovo referred to or only to relieve a present congested condition, For my own guldanccTl should llko ry much to know that there waa a comprehensive plan for the adjustment ot tbo congested sit uation ot which the "Central" school building la now practically the center of population or attendance rather. A. L. LEAVITT. KOREA CRUSHED IN , FIGHT FOR LIBERTY TOKIO, March. 23. tSWBtffiM TCWBaMnera.-i nUMMi MdHaBBJUj Jg w-j,., V ??VVlBfKMv& 7 mimExr.m n W TwBiilllMU K.mT 7 P. ' -t - HiliiaBHiiiiH WUH-M' V frliiHKtofcW''! (By Mail.)- pendence movement lnc out. although he a Koreans still are maklngsetret forts to free themselves from 'the Japanese rulo. The naron has been In ,TokIo lately to urge ho Japaneso Diet to provide funds to enable him to abolish, tho flogging of Koreans and -substitute inprlsonment as pun ishment. Tho Baron said that ho was mak ing efforts in Korea to put into ef fect the Emperor's rescript that tho Koreans be advanced politically with the ultimate object of establishing local autonomy. Koreans, ho said, wero being trained to conduct the public service in Korea. In addition the government will establish a rail way engineering school in Seoul to teach Koreans to operate their own railways. VICTIMS RESCUELV Kidney, liver, bladder and uric aaUT troubles are most dangerous b. cause of theirinsidious attacks, ??d to"fi$ Warning-they-giwKT,, ! Ihat they need attentlohrby taaWf" MEDAL .. The roorld'3 standard disorders, will often word ease9 and.stronjrthen ythabodv-1 furtherattacl-t Threqafies.alasJr' " n"0 VM, MdM on - nd cpt no imitaa3o&? , T1'!!?' 'Ill- J"-.;;.1 T first acEiiufEssMp' tf, SACRA$iENTV,.C&!!I Tho California, PfuV exuu to nouncos tWIhfrWnfof'ti' yu of California' che'frjes4 to' ,08t market, on April fO.1 Thp . earlier than last yoar. Ta 6-tf were shipped from VacavJ-Tj A Cliisslfied'Ad'AvIuJ T7to soil f ,: lythlng do not of The Xr " JS&w't w&m. 'i CSS w mm imlri'iifii iiiih i ' I M i ri JTfl m3 fi H I I help &jfc Ufe t of tire t6llbleJ, ot any V-f .s that i Vf'P collar, r , , . Into LIGHT up' Attaboy!- who m the tciurjuvt job, $& easier if you n "qrajvj Chcsterficldi rH . f jf Those as fins Tutkish ni Domestic' Ttob.iccoti wl fctha can,'t - be .. copied Pjves(erfeld Dicna -sausiy" as no ouier blend of ' tobaccos J'everi did oeiore.