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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
November 20, 1035
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OIJEEOS
FORIilS
More money In needed tor Kliun
sth county mints, and proposed
budget appropriations are by no
mean out of line with the need
It li declared by County Cotnmls-
loner William F. II. Chaso In a
statement Issued Tuesday, In ad
Taneo of the county budget hear
ing scheduled for Friday.
Mehe l CIibbo's statement
which la alven na coming also
from the Klamath county court:
"It la desired herein to aot forth
as clearly and briefly a; possible
the manner of handllitc the coun
ty roads for Klamath county since
our term of office begun jnmiary
3, 1033, and give comparison for
the like period of the years 1930,
'31 and '32. At the outset I wish
to make plain that there is herein
no distinction made between coun
ty roads and market roads, be
cause, since the adoption of the
secondary highway system by the
state, the entire maintenance, tip
keep and construction of market
roads has been the sole burden of
Klamath county. i
. "This secondary highway law
contemplated the taking over of
considerable portions of the mar
ket road system, and thus relieve
Klamath county of some of the
market road burden. This has
sot been done by the state to any
great extent,- because of the de
pression and other unforeseen con
tingencies, and I am not criticizing
the state authorities on that ac
count, but I do wish to emphaaite
the point: That the Klamath
county court has had the fjill bur
den of the market road system,
and to keep it going the best we
could, and that, too, with a 50 per
cent reduction In funds to do it
with.
In making this comparison I
have bunched county roads, .mar
ket roads, maintenance, repairs
and construction, including pur
chase of the so-called 'expensive
equipment' and insurance of
trucks and road equipment, and
all expenses charged to the activ
ities of county roads. Including
the expense of equipment used on
county relief road work projects,
for which the county had to pay
its share. I am also giving credit
to the former court In like man
ner of all funds expended on ex
actly the same basis.
"In 1930 there was expended
Missing
Vi t
Grave fears were felt Monday
night for the safety of Explorer
Lincoln Kllsworth, above, and his
pilot, Herbert Hollock-Kenyou,
unreported since Saturday morn
ing, when they left their Dundee
Island base for a flight across
tho Antarctic.
for these Items, $3:16,064.
'In 1931 there was expended
for these items. $217,506.
"In 1933 there was expended
for these items, fHS.OOU, i
Total paid for this three-year
period, $601,570. Being an an
nual average expenditure of $200,-!
523.' i
'In the year 1933 there was ex- ;
pended for these items, $63,091.
"In the year 1934 there was ex-:
pended for these Items, $104,148.
"In the year 1935 there was ex
pended for these item;, $66,000.
'Total expended In three years
for these items.S23S.239. Being
a total for the present court of an
annual expenditure of $79,413.
'It must be evident to any fair-
minded person that this sum for
all road purposes is entirely inade
quate. You should consider these
pertinent facts: There are 2200
miles of county and market roads, 1
of which mileage there is sbout
600 miles . graded, 200 miles
slightly improred and 1400 miles ;
of right-of-way used roads with
very little Improvement except
necessary bridges, culverts, etc. I
Of the 600 miles of graded road 1
only about 150 miles has ever
been gravelled, and much of such !
graveling has not proven satis-1
factory.
I would cite some of these: The i
Langell Valley market road and j
the Sprague Kiver-Chlloquin road.
some of the latter never having
been gravelled. .
"We havo duly considered all
lltoao pointy and the time is now
at hand when wo must duvlsu
some method of moro expenditure
on the roads In order to keep them
passable and save our orlKiiinl In
vestment as far as possible,
"We have no dolro to waste a
penny of road money, but we think
it a mutter of good business to
keep our rouda in service and
serviceable,
"A final word about "this ex
pensive road equipment." When
we stinted in January, 193.1, the
road equipment was pretty well
worn out, and we hud no unit for
snow removal ut till exeept the
conventional, road maintainors
which, as 1 have said, were pret
ty well shot. You will also recall
that that winter was far from be
ing mild, and that the snow drift
ed In great ledges across out roads
in all parts of tho country. We
handled same the best of our Abil
ity with the equipment at hand.
Out of the above expenditures we
have purchased the best kind of
snow removing equipment, a new
shovel, two new mnlnlainers and
eight dump trucks. These pur
chases have been made from time
to time, and none of them have
been purchased until they were
needed, and. by the way, they are
all being used right now- except
tho snow plow, and it is ready,
"This year the court is asking
for more money for road purposes.
We are now equipped to get more
work done "and keep things go-
I
Coming
Friday
and
Saturday
S Big
Pays
RIHEY
ORES
EfMHSETC
Here are four whiskies Schenley Mark of
Merit quality every one at prices so attrac
tive you'll want to stock up for the holiday.
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1 p
SCHENLFVS .
OLD QUAKER
BRAND
STRAIGHT WHISKEY
Ton don't have to be rub to
enjoy rich -whiskey.
At fM prefer. . . m
. lOIMBOM orsYI
75c PINT
. Ho. 172C (Boarfaaat
No. IMC (tyi
. $1.45 QUART
, No. 172A (aaorboal
No.196A(ty
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STRAIGHT WHISHT
A favorite in Kentucky when
they call it "double rich."
80c -HE
$1.55 QUART no. us
SCHENLEVS
GOLDEN
WEDDING
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"If ALL whiskey"-America's
finest blend.
1 OO PINT
$2.30 QUART nmiu
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Scheme Dlatribaos.Ine.NtwYak N.Y.
lug." We rnu do It It you will
say the word,
"Your obedient aorvanla,
"The Klamath County Court.
"Ily William T. 1). Chase."
Methodist Choir The choir of
tho Kirst Methodist church will
meet for rehearsal, tinder the di
rection of N. A. Nicholas in tho
church parlors Wednesday eve
ning at 8:15 o'clock. It la Im
portant that every member he
present to prepare for Christmas
muslD,
The golden annlvsi-snry ser
vices and the fellowship dinner
held on Sunday last at tho First
Methodist chinch vui well at
tended and woru deeply anmoul-
atml by all those of golden age
and aitulvoriiury, In addition tn
the golden aKo groups aa honor
guols, Kluiimtli bethel of Job's
DauKlitui's n(tndci) tho iuoiiiIiik
aorvles In a body, , '
R. M. f'lillmilo, an behalf of
(lie , church, welcomed those of
lolilen ami-and Mrs. M. Mnddox
the Daughters ot Job.
The response tn Urn Invitation
to llio KelloWuhln dlnnor was
most Kinllfylnif, ITS hetntt served
by the Indies of tho churuli un
der Iho' tllreellon' of Mrs. I,, K.
I'hulna, ureslilent of Iho Ladles'
Aid. Mr. and Mrs. II, 8. Wood
worn prsaantud with a batdiet of
guidon chrysanthemums huiini'lng
Iho eololirntlou of their 6(lth
wedding anniversary this year.
Others ninrrlntl over CO years
were iM'oaotitnd wttli Kolden
eliiMsniiiliumuma as wore all who
had reached or none beyond the
?Ulh milestone,
Old-llmo ehoruses wore suiik
under the illioellon of It, 10.
I'attvrson,' n ml Iho inon's I'horun
Miiiwr ".lostia Lover of My Html"
and "Tho Wnysldn Cross" under
l'altorson's illruollou. Tho Lnui'
uiiaoii family, accompanied by
Mrs. C, H. Veateh fitinlshed M.
nt rtl muni ill n u in Iters,
It la Americanism and not par.
IIsiiiihIiIu tu say wu eniiuot np.
pi ii o tho policies ot a novum,
in on t which , , , has added not It-
UK to human kuiiwiuiiko out ma
neadotulo liifoi'imtllon thai n don
key can eat mora limn an ele.
jiliuut. (Iiiv. 1 1 ii it) I it Huffman,
Now Jersey.
Mine In Cauit Mr. and Mrs.
II, 10, Miller and children have
moved to Woyiirhnnunnr oninp,
, i, m wi r-3'f 9. J
it You'll Pay $1.98 and More for One Like It Elsewhere!
Wards Flyer Wagon
5.98
BwsUn:
1-pc. 20-gauge steel body;
10H-inch double disc roller
bearing wheels. Rubber tires.
5U
Ride 'Em Loco
1.
AChMChM
raky.CraRlosI
Will hold a man! Baby sits
on engine cab, pushes with
feet. Handle for steering.
tax Holds iSS yT
TMDM.lt WvS
Sky King Velocipedes
Dotlrfs Crafting
Landing Lights!
Air-flow design sturdy
steel I Ball bearing front
wheel, 1-in. rubber tireu
Hurry I Supply Won't Last
Long! A Special Purchase
Makes This Price Possible
Pay 25c
Tomorrew to Hold
Til December 20
Jsink Luv -
She's Such a Lovely Doll to
r Far OUR Best Doll Valuil
Motherl
She's the Six of a 6-Months
Old Babyl
Her Feature! Are so Llfe-Ukel
She'll Last for Many Years
Wards had to buy many thousands
of these dolls In order to get them to
oil at this low price. That t why no
other store can sell a doll as nice
and of such high quality! The soft,
cotton-stuffed body li so cuddly I
Her arms, legs and head are of com-t
position, and so true to lifo. Her
eyes are large, they wink and ileep,!
her lashes are real hair! Her or-!
gandy bonnet, shirred dress, rubber
panties, stockings and bootees are
so carefully made I
Morlet Mi Home!
MOVIE JECKTORS
Bring Funny Cartoons and Fairy
Tale Characters to Life!
Simple Easy To Operate!
Safe, Harmless for Children I
Big Variety of Films 10c each, ( for 59e
89'
Furnished Doll Housa
imi J sj98
lttMlM
SR
Flbra-board house, garage,
balcony; real staircase. 42
pes. wood furniture. Sea It I
Bagatelle Game
Score by rolling marbles Into
holes. Red, with eight glass
marbles. "Lucky" 13 holes I
Blackboard and Chair
Actually
warth tl.M
1.00
Complete with chalk, erssor.
and chair at this low priest
Board opens to form a deskl
Strong enough to Support A Man I '
See Thlt Ward All-Steel Speed-Lined
"HY-SPEED" WAGON
For Tots Up To S Years Old
Rubber-Tired Wheels
Smooth Rolled Rims and
Rounded Edges
100
Totally different from the "ordinary" wagons
selling for around a dollar I Rich red enameled
body, cream hub caps. Wagon bed ribbed or
extra strength ; hooded airplane fenders. ',
JL IMS "' S ' cl
StVC
1.00
Jocta - Bcope
A help for
young artists.
A C
Block Act!
Colorful!
256 25t
a-in. drum Dial Thrift
with .tough Hank has a
cloth head! combination.
2.39 25c
Klocttio stove
.with 3
utcnalla!
Large Racer
17-ln. Wind it
and It goes! .
1.00
Rocket Ship
Ituns - Shoots
ftpnrkB.
1.49 596 596
256
Dubble Hot;
2 Jilpoa, pans,
soap chips
Fibre Rocker
' AmimM
Excellent loom woven fibre
rocker, just like Mother's I
Qreen, Ivory, Blue or Tanl
Dial Typo
wrltor. Busy
to 11H0 1
'iwa ::M ant ii
1.00
Erector Set;
You can make
many models I
Aluminum '
baking aot;
10 pieces
Buck Rogors
Pistol loud,
alHO flushes
Br
256
Hhoot A
Loop ganio;
- grciat fun!
til w m g
i mm asssa
506 796 2.39
Tinker Toy
Construction
Bet!
Archery Butt
Bow, 4 rub
ber lip arrows
Movie Projec
tor. 18 mm.
Hand Driven I
Table and Chair Set
1.00
Pallia Up Ta
is Put Away I
Good duality, lacouerad ta.
ble and two chain, Has catch
to keep secure when open.
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