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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1932)
Junimry 8, 1M2 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN 1 OF CITY BUUNES IS UNDER WAY l'ollce Juilno Hoy fnui h, In turmoil lh ciiuniil In hi annual fxiMirt llmt ha hu I""' H iliilm urk uu busk.!.! revisions n( present iltv cirlliinfii'a ml will atiun odor Ilia iIiiiiiim tu th city council. In npiMklni of tli work of the past ar lie elated lht tli rltv Ktinlnlstrailnn liu save.l (he peo ple Is, Hub. 04 over Ilia mount tllllll In 111" liamllln ol Hi current eiu..nse fun.ls. The rhl.'f aavlue. la In Ilia lr.t fund and Hi worst overdraft li In III ln rnl fund. Tlia uollra Juilee liaa rolliwlxd during Hi past r lib. 02a it nut liiiliiillnit do( him colleried by Ilia truur..r direct. Kuu.lt aid amno 17 a ut I ha ta on the current 1st roll hav bean collet-ted. tin alatr.l. -1 it r I i at Hi" l year of-fli-a ha Imndl-'d IO reaea com pared wllh 17s durln 130. W lia l'ii raio-a pi-nillnit and on" pxnilliii on apical. One ap peal Ins.le lo I ha fir. till Court wllh Ilia result that th diTlst.ili of Ilia I'ollia fort wa uiilo'ld. W liv hud flv l"r trial! durln III v.wir. Ther null.eelila falllix off In collection of flnra durlni Hi year. Iiurluit 1:U Iraldc ca .ra rarrli.1 on regular cum- plaints, whl.h waa not don dur ing IVju. rnurn sam. "In tha accounting department there wsi ! roullna work than waa eipw'lrd and wa hava hi., in lii.tall and bring up to data an Improvement l.lrn ledger ami rt.itiolfla rliv properly re cord! and finish properly Indei i lln d.ulii'la. Wa hava ra- funilrd to lha credit of propariy holders lha nin of l.!s.Ji from eicrse ass. icnti on par- Ing and ' units. "Lien rolliwllolia war eatle ..ir for iM there being dellnurncr of u V" r,,, "' mount now iua on ina n..rr... I wlh lo call tna m-mion m lha Cnun.'ll I" th na.-w.lly of constant following up ol roller-, tlona during Ilia ensuing rear and prop.'" that at.oui March IHh someone b amployad to undrr taka about three months pro gram ut rollectlum on Item! thai will bernm delinquent at that lima. Kua lo rutllng olf of help In my department wa will not ba bla lo give llila the proper at tention and It requires ipeclal knowledge to handle Ihl work In ordrr that good rather than bad reaulia may be obtained. W will lie able to rover all routine eollerllona but there are 17.000 Itami to handle and oyer i.000 receipts to Issue a, roullna work which will not ley any blp valletile for nlra work. Kiamlnallon of llllea to May In lha rliy It also needed and hould h don by rompetent nd qualified man and could b dona by th lam man who rol leri delinquent Hem, Touch be lleyea. Siatemenla of etpendlluree and balanree In tha yarloni fundi, of fund! received nd olher data are Included In Kourha report whlrh la on fll In hi oftlr In th city hall. II conclude hi report with tour blu print graph allowing, comparisons between tolal arrests nd rreta for liquor violation: the monthly Income In fine! from 127 lo dale: tha comparative In rren In eipensa fund! from ti to 1S1 Inrlualre: and rash balances by quarter! from Hit 10 mi. rer lor nianiain county. lue Pliolnluieiit wa anuouiiced Thursday forenoon by County JuilK Kred II. tloildurd. Ilialiaiu dullaa will b to look aflnr clx 1 1 ii ii "li t lioya, Judg Uoililmd aald. II will work In coiijuni-llt n with tli alierlff, dla- Irlct tlornay, Hut and city police. Will Hi'lloe miller John McDonough rrlyd In Klamelh Kalli Wadneaday aulng from Ureal Kulla. .Mont., to rellav K. J. Illlller of lha (treat Northern, who la confined to tho lllllildu bo.pltal wllh lllnaaa. A Unlquo drlT to aerur fund! for relluf work will be atarti'd Halurday by th Ooldun llul Mtor. For on week, li pur cent of all th attire' aurnluKa will be given to filler dlatrea In th county. K.ach purrhaaer who apanda 1 1 at th Uolden Hula relief aala la utlllKd to on vol for bli fav orite rliarltahl organliallon, elllmr tli Onrerniir'i llellef lom niltlim, 1'araut Ten liar Angu la tion or tli Bui rut Ion Army. Votn! will b counted, and tha orKutilriillon receiving tho lurgeat rot will b preeented Willi lha iillra conlrlliullou donated by h Uolden Hula. Mr. W. T. Poan, of th Tar ant Teacher Aaii'H'iallou: (J. Jt. William, of the (lovemor f.'om mllte, and Kii'llo (J. Kurd, of th Hulvatlon Army, will aupar vla Ilia Uolden Hula charily aal. counting all vote rant for relief organliallon. J, I A verdict favoring Jamta W. floa In hi! trial (galntt lh Htata Imlual rial Accident com mlialon. waa returned by the Jury lata Ihuraday oftarno'in. (loa! sued th commlaalon for conipennallon for permanent dta- blllty lh reeult of Injury to hi teg nd hip .u.t.m.d in Court Considering 111 wnn no waa 10 i.i voiii..j i of lh Kwanna Hog company. Tho Jury returned (pedal verdict In which they a-ked and anawercd four queatlnni. Oicar A. Smith, foreman, reported that lh Jury decided lhat Uoa waa entitled In compensation. The plaintiff waa represented by A. W. Hchaupp, local altorney, while Altorney Jack eon of the Htate Indnatrlal cnmmlaalon and Mllea McKay, aealntant attorney general for lh atle of Oregon, conducted tha defenaa. Circuit Judg Duncan praaldnd. Freedom Press FRANKFOnT, Ky.. Jan. I. (UP) Th Kentucky appellate court tonight took under dvlao ment dramatic ca Involving queillnn of freedom of th pre and Judge' power to punlih for contempt. In court room packed to guf focatlon, Kentucky' blgbeat tribunal llatened to debate be tween Newton P. baker, former ecrelary of war, representing lh Knoivllle (Tnn. Newe 8entlnel, and Allen Prewltt of rrankfort, Ky . repreaenlltH Judge Henry It. t'rawltt, who re cently barred a Nawe-Henttnel re porter from hi court, Hciioot. rvn.tnn miokts A abort meeting of tho county achool board wa held la County Superintendent Fred Petenon t office Thur. day afternoon. Claim wer paid against th district, bills passed for payment and other routine bualneai taken cro of. Th neit mealing will bo held In January I'm llred of making picture. Mary Astor. crean tar Protests Against Da'dey Are Filed With Police Judge Th proteel of Wallace Stitch, brick contractor, and R. W. Bmllh. hrlck yard merchant, gainst Harry Dalley, city build ing Inspector, waa filed with Police Judna Hoy Touch it 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon by K. I.. F.lllntl, altorney for Stitch nd Smith. No dat hi been act for th hearing of charge against Dalley as Mayor Cofar I lb sent from th city. Probation Officer Appointed by Court Th county court Thursday p prlntrd Henry II. dribs in to ct spccjiil probation off 1- Einstcins Back L - ' at li . a.. ' mJ- Ut. Allien rlluM.'lli. ramnua Gernign physicist, mid Mrs. Kln tcln upon their nrrlrnl it l.ni Angeles hnrhnr to pursue mnUio ointlcnl research at tho Califor nia Institute of Technology. Again Hafeway Mtorea leawl th ray lo greater savings . . , urpaaelng all former effort, la bring yon even greater food Value. Food from tho world' finest market . , , chosen fur lli. lr genuln good eea, am offered at Iowa possible prlre. i'ure Cane Sugar. C. & H. brand. In ?5 lb. cloth ianl tary bug. Each ma TCrHrESe $1 y' l... S ; "mm Eememher, H'a bargaia tlmo ail the tlmo at roar neighbor hood Bafrway store. Follow yowr money -saving argo . do yoar aboppinc at Rafeway ... where low price and qaallty food are making frtrada of everyone. Freah Local Creamery But ter. A Safeway value. Per Pound Leadership Values for Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday January 9th, 11th, 12th and 13th in All Safeway Stores Peaches Apricots No. 2 tine Peeled Apricots in syrup. Per Can E2y2e Soap Q Oats No. 2"i tins Smile Peaches. Sunny Each Crystal White Laundry Soap. Savingr. Each At 2V2C Coffee Safeway brand Coffee. Ground fresh as you buy it, lb. No. 2 Vi tins Rosedale Sliced Pine apple. At a Saving. Each , H2y2c No. 10 bags Sperry Rolled Oats. Each Syrup Maximum brand Syrup In 6 lb. cans. Each 39c 79c Lard Pure Pork Lard. Fresh rendered. 8 lb. Pail 29c 95c Crackers Snowflake Crackers in 2 lb. boxes. Each 25C Eggs Strictly Fresh Extra Eggs. Brook field in cartons. Per Doien 26c Milk Maximum Tall cans. brand Milk. Each- Honey Fancy grade Comb Honey. Wrapped for protection. Each u7y2c Hot Sauce Maximum brand Tomato Hot Sauce. Each 4c Soap Palmolive Soap to "Keep that School Girl Complexion." 4 Bars 25 Salt Maximum Salt. Iodized or plain. In 2 lb. shakers. Each Salmon No. 1 tall Alaska Pink Salmon. Per Can . Flour Anchor brand Flour. In 49 lb. bags. Each 95c Beans Medium size Pork and Beans. At a saving. Each Baking Powder Calumet Baking Powder. A real Safe way value. 16 oz. cans. Each Starch Argo Corn or Gloss Starch in 1 lb. pkgs. Each Corn Peas No. 2 tins Pride No. 2 tins Queen of Farm Corn, and Crescent Peas. Each Each ' ExttE'a Meat- Valuneo HAM Hftg i6i2c Oysters Joast Fresh, Pint Shortening Bacon lb, fly2 c 4 lbs. 35c 7 Z 60 lb. Tubs $4.9S Rot Ib.HVc ttt age nc Hominy Pancake No. 2V4 tin Van Aunt Jerflima pen. Camp'i Hominy. cake Flour In At saving. Pe large packa?es. At Cmar" a saving. Each 10c 29c Potatoes Bananas No. 2 Potatoes. Grown In Klamath County. 60 lb. bags. Each- Golden Fruit Fancy, Ripe Per Pound 29c 4c WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
