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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1932)
Janunry 7, UM2 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALIS. OREGON PAGE THREE , LEAGUE HEARS OBJECTIONS TO HARRY DAILEY (Continued from I'm On) pair lloo a month fur build liig Inspector with llltls build his cuiielructlun bhIii on. HiiiImI Fund Since ttitt rottiiliiltit wee made up Klllolt told Ilia teslmyera that Duller Is paid not only 9 gnu a month for hla Berrlces, hut la alio supplied with fmida (or utllce and traveling ejpeinl. lures. Ilt maintained that lialley la using aaa eunilled by dm city lor hla own u. In of fering proof uf tbla etatenieril. tha altoruny atatud that hla clients mada an investigation of tha number nf aallona of used by liallcy, which averaged 78 aallona a month. In August. Klllolt clnlmed Pallor used 17 aallona of rlty (aa and In le cemher. 1UJI, ha used 7 gallons. "There la eunieihlng peculiar about Iboaa figures. Why tha difference? If It had barn tha - niher way around thara would ba llllla question aa to Dalley'a mileage and gaa. In 10 work ing daya llallay probably travels 7u miles a day, and thara la not nough building Inspection at tha present lima to Justify that mileage." Kltlott aald. In attempting to check tha gas that llallcy used Klllolt aald ll waa almoat lniiosallila la check accurately on lb gaa used by rlty employes. "They Juat hark their rara up to tha pump, and pump It In. It la almust Impoa albla la check It " In re. omnmndlng llellcys dls mlaaal Klllolt mada tha follow ' lag statement : "Wa du not believe that ll la a nocosaary for tha rlty of Klam ath Ka I la to pay that amount for tha maintenance of a building In spector. How many of you men of tha rlty uf Klamath Kalla, during tha last few daya, have noticed tha amall number o( bulldlniia gulng up? Do you think It la wise for the rlty to pay lion a month to have thoaa few bulldlngi InapecledT lleranla (ilven Iterorda show that during 1m rember, 13U. IS residential per mlta. totaling III. 700, and lira commercial permlta, totaling 15. SSt. 60. wera issued, wblla dur Ing tha aama month of 131, two residential permlta for 3 Co. and 13 commercial permlta, totaling 14. J, aggregating only M.'ll, wara leaned. Klllolt pointed out that tha rite la paying aa much per month for a building Inspec tor now aa It did during Decem ber. 1 130. when thera waa t!V 000 mora permlta Issued. Mim-rollerrd' Klllolt atated further that 4 when ha appeared at tha rlty Catarrh Came Head Noises and Deafness Thla Method Opens Clogged .Noalrlla and Itcllcvrs Calarrlial Israfnewa Faw people realise what a aerl oua dlaeaee ratarrb really la. Deafneaa and head nolara that drive the aufferer nearly frantic arc frequently dua to thla com plaint. I'm hocked, thla disgust ing, dangerous aliment often de stroys smell, usta and hearing, slowly undermines tha general health. Ita neglect may make you a wornout catarrhal wreck. Aa catarrh la dleeaea of tha blood, the only real relief cornea from treating tha blood Itself. So go to Mar Drug Co. or your druggist 'tor an ounce of Par mlnt (Double Htrengih.) Take thla home and add to It pint nf hot wnter and a Mule augur. "Take, a tabtcspoonful four times a day. Drive the catarrhal polsona from tha aystem by treat ing tha blood, and tha disease Itself must vanish. I'armlnt has proved successful In so many casee because It acts directly on tho blood and mucoiia membrane. I.lfn will be much mors worth living If you run breathe freely again, hear plainly, smell, taste, and arise In the morning re freshed and atrong, with head and throat fres from phlegm. Kor your own aaka give I'armlnt a '.rial and with your wholn sal tern crying for relief from" ca tarrh you should atart Parmlnt realment now. Adv. With the friendly warmth of the human voice TELEPHONING is so direct. To friends in other cities to the folks "back home" to chums who are traveling to young people away at school or college. You talk to the person you want to reach, and get an im mediate answer. It's fast. It's clear. It's personal. The Pacific Tfj.f.piionk And Tf.lecrapii Company cuuucll mealing Monday night to present the prolaat that hla ob Jectloua wore "ataam-rollered" through: that ha eipected to ba glveu chance to Introduce his testimony, but Mayor Color read hla report, reappolutnianla of all clly olllrera wara made and Im mediately accepted, and that "alier got oty breath It eoemed useless to present a protest at that time." Following reading of tho pro test a lengthy dlscussloo of the charges took place, with aavaral from tha audience slating that they had heard no objections pruvlously made agalnat Dalley. Tha question of whether tha city could obtain competent build ing Inspector, on tea baals, (o work for 10, eo or 0 daya, waa brought up. No Action Takre) Tha league took no action on the protest, but It waa asked by Klllolt to carefully consider II and to lake action If members deemed It wise. Of (leers of tha league ventured no opinions, A. (I. Morrison, secretary of tha league, presented tha follow ing plan for consideration of tha taipayera with a view of cutting down expenses of city and county olflcea and arhoola: 1. rlchoole To father move ment to consolidate tha high school and grammar arhoola un der one efficient management In order to cut down eipeneee; to Insist upon published audit or school affaire; to ask that (II commodltlea and auppllea ba granted to the lowest qualified bidders, and to eliminate waata In all waya possible. 1. City To bring pressure on the city council In the matter of tha California Oregon Power company s franchise; to aee that a public and complete audit of hooka Is made perioaicatiy; asg that all clly auppllea ba pur chased In open competition: In vestigate and watch city salaries, I. County To have tha league father a periodical county audit which will be mada public; name a, cuunty purchasing agent; and to support the county court in elimination of the par cent tax limitation Increase. In asking that periodic audita be mada of clly. county and school records. II waa auageeted that the league have lie own auditor do the work. Morrison said that there are now II levy ing bodlea la the county, and that various audita cost tha county each year approilmately I7.UU0, and that tha work could be done for 11.000. A communication waa read re questing the league to aend a representative to tha meeting of the Mills I'.-T. A., at J:10. Jan uary II. to present tha leagues views on school taiatlon and other problems. Tha community of Malln also requests league members to attend a forthcom ing meeting In that district, (be time to be set later. A letter waa read from . Iha county court in answer to ra monatrancea preaented by tha league agalnat passage of the county budget. The letter waa signed by County Judge Kred K. tlnddard, Commlsalonera Ohen chaln and Williams. H. J. Tlcknor of l,angell Val ley, member of the Langell Val ley grange committee, reported on anveral reaoluilona passed by the grange. It was also auggeatee) that all representatives of this district be asked to appear hare before tha league or Ita directors lor in slructlona on policies of the leaaue. H. T. Murdoch presented resolution supporting Senator llnrah a plan of reduction ol all official aalarlea. . A resolution that the league be called non-partisan Instead of non-pollilcal, waa passed. Tha Invitation of the Pomona grange to aend grange members of the league aa a committee to a forthcoming meeting was ac cept ad. S. P. Officials On Visit To Klamath Southern Pacific railroad man visited Klamath Falls Thurs day from California headquar ters and conferred with L. Is. C.raham. district freight and passenger agent. I.. C. .Morris, assistant general mnnnger lit the northern district, of Hacramento; J. A. (ilven. division engineer. Dunsmulr, and T. J. Foley, assistant superin tendent of thla division, Duns mulr, were tha officiate hers. U ! Sllllwell. traveling freight and passenger agent of the Mia aoarlPavtflr, la also a vlaltor In Klamath Kalis today from Sac ramento. License Kccuml A marriage license was granted Thursday to Samuel Oliver. 14, and Minnie I Williams, 47, nf lleatty Oregon. Klamath Empire News Ml II FOR I riLY, Ore.- The holiday social aeaaon came to an end In Illy Saturday night, whan the girls of the 4-11 club gave a masquer ade party at tha local gymnasi um. A herd-time danca at tha Com munity hall was the principal at traction New Year'a eve. Among those who were home for tha holidays wera Miss Kuth Campbell, teacher at Henley, and Miss Helen Campbell, a aenlor at HI. Helen's hall In Portland, who visited their parents. Iva Moya waa borne from Klamath Fella, and Mlsa Kdwlna Caae beer, atudent at Ashland Nor mal, apant Ihs vacation with her family. Koehl and Dorothy Watts, with their mother and brother, Owen, were all at their rajich home from Medford where they T The ease of James W. Gosa versus the Rtate Industrial Acci dent Commission went on trial in circuit court Thuradsy morning when n Jury waa chosen, opening statementa mada by respective counsel and the taking of testi mony begun before the noon re cess. (losa la suing (or compensa tion tor permanent dlssblllly aa ha aiitt . r en Inliirv to hla lea and hip aualalued In a fall while he waa In tha employ or me Ewauna Hoi company. The nlslnlirr U renreaented bv A. W. Krhaupp. local attorney. while Attorney ja aeon, attorney for the fttata Industrial Commis sion, and Miles McKey, assistant attorney general for the stats of Oregon, are conducting the de fense. Circuit Judge W. M. Duncan la hearing Iha caae. Azeil Bach Files Suit for Divorce Suit for divorce haa been filed in circuit court by Asell Hach versua William L. Ilarh, whom aha married In Lakevlew. Ore. The plaintiff charges cruel and inhuman treatment, and asks fur tha custody of a 1-year-old eon. Bhe alao aaka for an order from tha court for $15 per month for aupport of ths child, and ISO alimony. Woman Asks Aid In Finding Husband Mrs. Byron Roberta, tit Ross street, baa called upon city po lice to aid In finding her hue band whom she aald left their home at 10 a. m. Tuesday and The most wholesome palatable Mealtime Drink "Instead of Coffee" Good for your Stomach end your Nunsua It relieves Constipation I 1 lb. Ficgo goes about as far as 2 lbs. Coffee Semi-Annual Sale We've Pushed Quality Up Piled Values On Pounded Prices Down! in these SMART SHOES Women's Black Kid Pumps French heels Suitable for evening: wear as well as for street or after noon. . . All Children's Shoes at Big Savings Buster Brown 5hoe Store are residing whits the two older children attend high achool. lorana llanna, Fred Rollman and hla two alsters. Lets and Husan, wera home for Ihs boll daya from l.akevlaw. Jmogene Jones, who haa been attending high achool In Klamath Kalla, left with bar parenta and brother, Hilly, for Loa Angeles New Year Dance Given By Ski Club FOrtT KLAMATH, Ore. -The New Year'a dance given Haturday night by the Crater L-ake akl club waa attended by s large crowd. Music waa furnished by (he Jail Pirates. These weekly dances are spon sored by the ski club and will continue until tha annual akl race to ba hold In February. Proceeds from the dancea will be used to purchase prises for tha various events and help defray eipenaea. Work will be started soon on a new akl Jump to bs constructed at tha winter playground, accord ing to Alfred U. Castel, president of the club. WEATHER The Cyclo-Htormagraph at Un derwood's Pharmacy ahowa a silently higher pressure again to day and continued fins weather Is Indicated. Tha Tycoa recording thermo meter registered maximum and minimum temperatures today aa follows: High Low IT Forecast for next 14 hours: Generally fair and cool. had not returned at 11:40 a. m. Wednesday. Hbe atated that he started to the Halvatlon Army to aaw and cut wood. He waa dreaaed In gray troueera and wore a red aweater. Hbe deacrllred him aa being II yeara of age, weight 174 pounds, height I feet and 10 Inches, with blonde, wavy hair and a clear complexion. Aa the result of conference Wednesday between Sheriff Lloyd Low. District Attorney Glllen- watera, Hupertntendent Blair of the Klamath Indian reaerratlon and Special Indian officer Loa Mueller, no Indian warda will hereafter be accepted In the coun ty Jail nnlesa they obtain health ertlflrates from County Health Officer U. 8. Neweom. Because the Indian popula tion In the county Jail uaually runs from IS to SO per cent snd thers Is no Isolation ward provided for tbem. all Indian law violators who cannot obtain the proper health certificates will he placed In the government Jail at Chlloqutn. thua relieving tha congestion at the county Jail and saving Klamath taxpayers consldersbls sum. Stomach trouble? drink Ficgo1 $4.95 Women' Black Kid Ties for street or afternoon with low French heels Silver Kid trim . . . Men's Black or Brown Calf Oxford.i The fam o u s Brownbilt tread Straight lasts .... Log Hauling Is Stopped by Storms ULY, Ora. rtneent heavy storms mads difficult the truck ing of logs to Crane mill, and hauling waa temporarily stopped when ths roada became Irapaaa ahla due to a thaw. However, the mill haa' con tinued to operate with the ex ception of December II, when a ehut-down waa ordered on ac count of flooding of the lumber yard. Employee of the mill en joyed a three-day vacation from December 15 to IS. Roads Are Opened After Heavy Snow FOKT KLAMATH, Ore. This community Is having a spell of (reeling weather after (ha recent heavy snowfall, with the result that ranchera who were anowad In bare been able to open their roada to the highway. Know plow erawa have been working overtime to keep the hlghwaya clear of enow In order that mo- Itorlsta will have no difficulty. TULE HOMESTEAD E Eligible appllcanta for Tale Lake homeetesda will receive notification of awards of land by the end of January, according to II. E. Hayden, auperintendent of the Klamath reclamation project. The last meeting of the examin ing hoard waa held at the recla mation building Thursday, when appllcanta were called In for the fourth time for personal exami nation. The board will spend the rest of the month examining candi dates papers and quallflratlona, making public the homestead awarda by the last of the month. Applications for ths s7 home stead tracts opened to bid of ex servlcs men cloaed November 11, I'll. Competition waa keen In the bidding, with more than 150 submitting blda for ths land. ACTOfl OOLLIOF., A. B. Moore, 11 Main street, snd Bill Conklln. Acme Motor company, reported to police Thursday that tbelr csrs were In s collision Wednesday morning when tbelr cars akldded on Icy pavement at the foot of the Sooth Sixth atreet viaduct. Sixth and Spring streets. Apparently I must play loose ladles, Ruth Chatterton, movie actress. THE tONOEST NAME sS MAZDA lANCI Twersslrses' Is s anion, aeeieas) eleclrk ligMi, but Helen weuMnl cHoaqv Haeajwt mm ftaf (H mid1 die eliled II. See's elrsosrriiBlrl. See rivaled art bvt pelms see her ewn fumitves new. Helen Is Holly weed's best brieee player. She loves to climb eowntalna,wtver. even Hie goals hoiss lo sasor thas chains, Welch far her new aXO PATHS picture "PANAMA HO." Helen's smoked 10CKIU tor ran yeon ... end Ihere vsas no price tog en her statement ... LUCKY STRIKE ll erarefvll TUNE IN ON LUCKY STRIKE 80 modern minutes wiA Am of today becomes the news of tomorrow, every Tuesday, THEATRE COMPLETES P Plana for ths first amateur night performance to bs spon sored by ths Pins Trss thsatra net Friday night, are nearlng completion, according to Harry Poole. In addition to ths matenr acta a dance review of varied acta will he presented. The amateur contest Is still open to sntrsnta and the manage ment of the Pine Tree theatre will receive any appllcanta until I o'clock Thursday afternoon. Those planning to enter are asked to notify Jamea Hnnaon. A feat ure. "He. k less Living" Will also ba ahown Friday night. FUNERAL NOTICES WILLI M CW.NF William, Infant son of George and Lounlts Crane, passed away at ths family residence In Chllo quln, Thursday at 4:80 a, m following brief Illness. The child was horn Sept. It, 111, and waa aged t months and 10 days. In addition to bis parents hs leaves a sister, Rachael, and two brothers, James and John. Ths remains ars In the Baby Nook o( ths Klamath Funeral Home, 25 High atreet. where friends may call. Last rites will be held at ths graveside la Chief Sconchln cemetery Saturdsy, Jan-, uary . at 1 p. m. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL Anal Tool Jiaaep Out Bed the Morninf Rria Go lonka pink. k t swallow s est el salts, BMaarsl water, eg. totalise eaadr er rSiBUBg guai eaa aspect tasaa to ausa ram snililemtr sweet ass beoymst sae roU at saiishlas rm user eaa't so H. Tbrr walr wave eke Um cauitat. Tb riaMon tor jrvur 4anadv huitnm a yrmr IItsjt. It tikoulri pamt oat tmm BMaJa at iufii4 btiej toco jAour Wat tauiy. Uto.h6.toHt fbrviac fraatjr, roar food (loan' aliccat. It )uat M-taya a. Um btjwatta. lag, bio t up your motmtk. Yoaj kava ft Uim. bead UarU at, your bfaaU. it UnL atua oflata brrJca out fa btaratkham Your iMasl wfa tuul jroaj I, don aa4 (. YoaT Vatai It tokoa tfcon fotvL ! CARTERf LITTLE U LH TILLA to fat Unaa Cwa pruaojt of Ml eoviaa ttmty 4 mk ym Ua-i "up and vb." Tmt eoatsua awavWrfvsL aauraJajaa, fftta fatbt utraeta, aatasaag vbaa it crjtMa Co akAkiac tha bit torn traaty. k Btt ooa't tva (or U-ar pilk. Ask for Cartar' Uiti La-war f ilia. Look lor Um aaaja CarWa Lift to Uvar PUka oa tha fad labaa. lUaaat a hatitata toataUatoraj, Q UtllC. fteLCsfc V. "I swore off harsh irritants' "Certainly I am on the LUCKY list. Last summer, while camping in the high Sierras, I hiked six miles to get my supply of LUCKY STRIKES. I swore off harsh irritants when the talkies first started and I've smoked LUCKY STRIKES ever since. And that improved Cellophane wrapper of yours with the little tab for easy opening -is a gem." frtt yjritir$ixull "It's toasted" YeurThroot Protection ogolnst irritation against cough And Mosafaare-rVeor Cellophane) Keeps that -Toasted'' Flavor Ever Frth Fees Not Required of State Officers SALEM, Jan, T (A?) Stats of ficers acting In thalr official capacities ars not raqulrsd to pay fsas to county alsrks for prepar ing snd certifying transcripts on appeal or copies of other flies In civil cases. Attorney General I. H. Van Winkle held In an opin ion given today. Tha requeat (or an opinion was made by Loutus U Langley, district attorney of Multnomah county, Tha opinion held that atnes such transcript on appeal la a neceasary expense In connection with auch appeal, therefore the atate la exempt from payment of such fees. M illard finnans Guesta at tha Hotel Wlllard Thursday Included David Yaler, A. J. Hank, Med ford; W. K. Rush. Kugene; L. M. Koss. Lloyd Maglll, Bend; Mr. and Mra. W. H. Chllda and family, Yakima; C. P. Hchmeer, Med ford; George Kendall, Seattle: A. N. Anderson, San Francisco; W. 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