Moy 21, 1930
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
l ull Nearly f !miilo(o Thn
HiiImIhit Motor otiiii tinny will
noon romulutu tho iniinl modioli
iihoiI onr ruoondltlonliig plant uu
Ihu J'milflo oiiiikI, iiix-onllug to
Vi'iii Monro, HiilHlKiir Hulntt in it it
iiKor. Thu new unit, now uniliir
cointninllon n mi addition to
tlio urn I ii HiiIhIkoi' iiliuit, will liu
coinulotod within a fw wuuk.
uai'd en in now urn moving vnry
flint, Monro mill, Ovur lioo used
cum havo boon tuhon In truilo
on Kurd V-B cnra hico January
1, ho roportod,
Huiiiiiihuo Halo I'IiiiiiicnI Wuiii
oil of the Moono will sponsor a
rumniuii olo on Butunluy, Mny
S3, III (ho ImiIIiIIiik lU'Xl to Knul
Rir' ithoa nh. Mrnihors of Ihu
Womiin of tho Mouse who Imvu
rummsKa urn inked lo bring It lo
th hnli Krliluy nlnlit, when thu
drill toutn will hold practice. Any
Olio who I iinuhlo lo hrliiK tho
article mil' who wlshr to limkn
donation la aakod to cull Mm.
Malilo Ward, or to call 'phono
11 IK In thn morning, and tho
ru mi niKe will bo cnlloil fan
Moosa Drill Team Tho Woman
of tho Moiiao drill tanm will moot
for practice Friday night, 7:30
o'oloi'k, In tho hnmiuul room of
the Knight of Columhu hull.
GUITTARD
CHOCOLATE
QUALITy (
I'o Conduct rlcrvlco HrlKtt'
illor Harold Muiliwu of I'ortliind
niicoinpiililcd hy liuplitlii It, J J u ti
ll t ii of Moil ford and tho Youiik
I'lmplo huiiil of Miidforil, will
conduct a ipooiiil mirvli'o Ihh
nvonliiK (Thumiluy) at Sulvii
Hon Army hull. The Kluniulli
Vnlloy ltollnom association will
ulno moot In connocllon with
Hi In aorvlce. Tho public Is cor
dially Invited to iittond.
Puppy HI i don Dog thlavo aro
mill at work in Klamath Fall,
und tho liitiwt victim la a two
mid a half month old Uonton
hulldog puppy belonging to II,
K. Oordou of 2247 Applognlo
trout. Tho dug wni takon
Thuraduy mornliiK. Uovural val-
I) it Ii I n diiKH huvo boon stolen re-
coolly, according to police re
port. 111. .,.( llaynM AlMIM.I h fi
Houtliorn l'nctlla company an-
nouncua mv opening oi oiiaaiu
Hprlnim resort for tho 11)30 eeua-
fin fin .Iiiiim 1. Trulim If. mill IS
aoulhbouiid, and uuuihera It and
uu nortiiiiound, win mako nag
atopa ul Htiuata BprliiKK. erroctlve
JunoM, according to L. L. Ura
liiin, district frulght and passen
ger ugonl.
Arclili'iit llrportcd Ula 8,
Mlllor roportod to police bureau
(hat hor automohlle atruck a
boy on a blcyrlo at Main atroot
at Huvenlh eurly Wednesday a(-
taruoon. The boy wa u'.iburU
Mr. Mlllor slulod tliul the ac
cident occurred when alio tried
to avoid atrlklnx a podeatrlon,
and that alio dldu't aue tho boy
on the bicycle.
Kuniiiliior Coniloie Ward M.
Mcltoyonlda, examiner of opera
tor and chauffoura for tho de
partment of atnte, will be In
Klamath Kalla on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, May 25, 25,
and 27, In lha baaoiuont of the
county cnurthouao, where bo will
conduct official examinations of
Ihoao wishing to obtain llcenaoa.
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Thurtday
Friday
Saturday
Hats
. Straws, felts,- silk
crepes . . . pastels,
navy, brown and
black..
Juir (ho ilylo you want In
BRIMS (large, medium and
small) BRETONS end OFF-THE-FACE
modalt.
1
Price
ADRIENNE'S
Miii'rliigfl Tnkra I'lnin The
marriage of Mra, MiiImiIIo An
demon of Caleilco, Calif,, to
Jaiiiei L. Vliirhuf, contractor of
Muxlatll, took place hero recent
ly at tho home of Dr. and Mra,
It. W. Btonrns. Key, J. W. War-
roll of the Motliodlat church of
ficiated. Mra, Franco Mackoy,
an uuut of the blrdo, wna jiroa,
nut ul tint ceremony. Mra,
HlouniH la a counsln of Mra
Vlorhuf.
(lamp Fire Kvent A carnival
will bo held by lha combined
Camp fire and Bluebird groups
ut tbelr club house or.i Conker
avenuo Saturday at 2:00. There
will bo a proKrum of ski's and
(eat ii re numbnra a) well aa
ninny cnnccaalona and aide ahowa.
The publlo and parent of mum-
bora are Invited 'to attend,
Mill Invited Tho CCC haa
ent out Invitation! for blda for
30,000 foot or flooring- and 4000
foot of quarter round moldlnk.
tho blda to bo opened at 10:10
a. m. Juno 4 at Medford, Fur
ther Information la available at
tho chamber of eointnerco.
Meeting Postponed The Con
gregulloiiul Community circle
haa postponed I la meeting; Irom
Friday to Tburaday. May 28.
The meeting will be held at the
homo of Mr. Hurt Hawkins,
2121 Vine alreet, with Mra, L.
K. Henry a co-uoateae.
f.VIO For Women The coun
ty court weunojuiny appropri
ated $600 from tho Indigent ro
ller fund aa match money to aid
the women workora loft with
out employment aa rcault or oue
penalon of the Wl'A aewlng pro
ject hero.
Tn Mart Hawnilll Carl Pholpa
of Weed, who la well known In
Klamath Fulla, haa nearly com
nletfifl ronatructlon of a now auw-
inlll at llurney, near Mt. Hhaata.
I'luo timber cut In the mill will
bo hauled to the railroad at Nu-bleber.
IMnorhle Tarty l'lannfd The
Kaglo auxiliary will aponaor a
pinochle party on Friday after
noon In the banquet room or the
K. C. ball, flay will begin at
2:00 o'clock, and the public 1
cordially Invited.
I O, O. M. to Mrrt Tho Loyal
! Order of Moobo will hold a buil
nena meeting and Initiation aerv
! Icea on Friday evening. May 22.
Tho mooting la acbeduled for
7:30 o'clock, llefronhmonta will
be oerved at tho cloae of tho
meeting.
Tovriwnd A u ill lory The
Towneend auxiliary met at tho
home of Mra. Martin, 2200 Mar
tin atreet, Wednoaday attaruoon.
Next Wednoaday tho group will
meet at the home of Mra. How
ell, 726 Rlveralde drive.
Iravea for Houth Mra. C. B.
Crlaler haa left for Sacramento,
whore oho will enjoy a vlalt
with relative and friend.
Here From Iko Mr. Roa
Flnloy of Odoll lako lodge waa
a Klamath Valla visitor Thura
day. Vital S(atistic$
nnvni
FITZGERALD Horn to Mr.
and Mra. Jack Fllxgorald, a
daughter, May 21, 1936, at
Klamath Valley hoapltal.
Court House Records
Divorro rntM
Gertrude A. Mather granted
a decroo of divorce from Frank
L. Mather. Property aottlement
approved by court.
SUITS amd COATS
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday
You'd never expect to find the season's smartest Swaggers
and Tailleurs in coat or suit priced so low. Adaptation of the
newest imports in plaids or plain colors: The Casual Swagger,
the Boy Silhouette, the Button Front, the Short Three Quarter
. . all styles reduced one-half during this Three Day Sale.
Regularly ,
$ 1 2.95
$16.95 .........
$19.95
$22.50 ........
$25.00 ...i
$29.95
NOW
$ 6.50
$ 8.50
$10.00
$11.25
$12.50
$15.00
COUNCIL HAS
WAUM MEETING
ON LOAD ISSUE
Quoatlon of truck load limit
on certain lreet o( Klamath
Fall a produced plenty or (lory
dlKcuiwIon nt a anoclnl aeaaion
or tho city council Wednoaday
afternoon, but little definite ac
tion.
Councilman . E. Van Camp'
motion lor pamtaKO or an ordl
nance, bearing the emergency
clauao, which would have Im
mediately cut In half load 11m
Ha on aeoondury improved atruota
waa tabled tor want of a aecoqd
' ' 'J'lireo.Wny Hplit
Similarly, declalon on refund
ing Bancroft improvement bond
waa poalponed until the Janu
ary Intereat paying' date, the
council and bond department
ciiiera declaring, they wiahed
more time to u-.iulyze maturities
A aeries maturing in November
will be called with $78,000 canh
already on baud, it waa decld
d.
1'rlnclpat reason ror Indecl-
alve action on the load limit ia
aue wa a three-way apllt be
tweon the councilmou.
Van Camp, who ponored the
ordinance, wanted logging truck
ruled ofr the aeco;idary gravelled
or paved atreou, eapocially Front
atreet, over which IJoug Puckett
haula log to a landing on the
upper lako, before a chance ror
further damage could orlne.
Nuggrala NH-ed Mm It Cut
Councilman C. A. Thoma (b
vored aa eventual bar on log-
glug truck but wanted present
limit regulations left In force
until a committee or citlxena
could InveallKute bow much dam
age waa bel-.ig doue by the trucka
or at least until Puckett could
complete hi contract with the
Algoina Lumber company. He
proposed that ror the time bolng
tho speed limit for truck using
Front atreet be reduced to 10
mllea an hour or leaa. City En
gineer E. A. Thoma agreed that
this would help.
Councilman J. E. Honking and
Harry (Joeller .vrero definltoly
against tho proposed ordinance.
Ilosklng saw tbe lumber Indus
try, "Klamath'a bread and but
ter," bolng sold down the river,
and Goeller opined that If the
ordinance passed he "wouldn't
even be able to have a load or
wood delivered to my house."
I'urkPtt Present
Mayor Maboney appeared to
side with Tliomaa, while Coun
oilman i. 3. Keller expressed no
opinion at all In the matur, be
yond seconding the motion which
passed the ordluuaco tram first
to second reading.
Dong Puckett was nretmit at
tho meeting, supported by Klmer
liulalger and Jack Kimball of
Weyerhaeuser Timber company.
Puckett fluid that his contract
with Algoina waa 70 per cent
nneil now, but that it the ordl
imneo panned It would bo Impos
sible for him to complete the
operation.
Unman" Ix nled
"Reducing tho load limit one-
half would cut my pay load by
three-(junrtera," Puckett said.
"That wouldn't even pay tot the
gasoline. "
Puckett also denied that the
damage to Front street had
befin caused by bis loaded trucks,
"look at the left side of the
street," bo Invited tho council
"It's In as bad shape, as the right
side over which the' truck pass.
Those two bad holea wer there
last year beforo I ever started
hauling by that route."
Ilosklng agreed. "Wo have
holea on atreet all over town
which have to be repaired every
year. Trucka might not ' have
anything to do with them."
Van Camp Objects
Van Camp demurred. "That
might be all right If there were
no alternative, but the truckers
can Just as readily use tbe state
roads and streets. There Is no
question Front street Is being
damaged, and tbe city's proper
ly must be protected."
Kimball or Weyerhaeuser said
that to Interrupt the log haul
ing now would bo to do a grave
Injustice to 1'uckott and to se
riously Inconvenience the Algo-
ma company.
"ir you investigate, give the
lumber operators duo notice,
then pass this ordinance, all
right. But I plead with you not
to pass it now under an emer
gency clause," Kimball said. .
Cook Ask A ia
The ordinance then -was
passed to second reading and
tabled whoa Van Camp's motion
tor final paaaage failed to re
ceive a second.
Before adjourning the council
beard Carl Cook aak for sup
port for bis summer recreational
program and referred tho matter
to tho finance committee. The
city fathers also, approved Pat
Hogue's application for a three-
New Way to Hold
False Teeth in Place
Do raise teeth annoy yon hy
dropping or slipping? Jnst
sprinkle a little Fasteeth on yonr
plate. This new fine powder holds
teeth firm and comfortable. No
gummy, pasty taste or feeling.
Sweetens breath. Get Fasteeth
from your druggist Three sizes.
taxi stand at Heventh and Main
on condition Hogue would not
park more than one taxi there
at one time.
s
Russell White of Cblloqaln was
lined $10 Thursday morning
when he wa taken before Police
Judge nichmond to answer to
charges of reckless driving.
Edward Hensley was assessed
a fine of 110 on a drunkenness
charge, and A. J. Logan 120 or
10 days on charges of drunk and
disorderly conduct.
Juanlta Salter, charged -with
vagrancy and soliciting prostitu
tion, was given a fine of 100 and
40 daya In jail, and Jean McHrlde,
arrested on the same charges, en
tered a plea of not guilty. Hear
ing will bo held at a later date.
Both women are negroes.
Mcda Baker and Moses Sun
down, Indians, charged with pos
session of liquor, are being held
in city Jail for Special Officer Ar
kell of the Klamath reservation.
HOU) PICNIO
Matin high school students held
a picnic at Moore park Thursday.
About 300 pupils and parents
participated. On Wednesday,
Henley students held a picnic at
the park.
When negotiating a landing,
transport pilots lower the wing
flaps, which, with the resistance
caused by the extended landing
gear, creates goo per cent addi
tional drag against tbo air.
I11S VOTE
Sits
Conaent to sals of four addi
tional anlta of miiuivaMoa tim
ber was given Wednesday by tho
general council of tbe Klamath
Indian tribes, vrhlcfe also adopt
ed resolutions requesting pay
ment of all delinquencies on
present timber sale contracts
and urging that the present sb
tem of managing graxlng lands
on tho reservation bo retained.
Action by the council makes
it possible for tho Klamath In
dian Umber committee to adver
tise for bids on the timber lands.
Law requires tho consent of the
Indian beforo any sales can be
made.
Tho four traits to bo sold 'aro
tho Crooked creek unit, the
Bpraguo canyon, tho Cava moan
tain and tho Bly ridge. All four
contain about 15,000,000 feet
of marketable timber and are to
bo offered for sale at an aver
age minimum price of $1.85 a
thousand.
Bly ridge is expected to com
mand tho lowest price, with the
mlnlnxiat there set at S.tO.
Minimum on the other una
aro $3.75 for Cave mountain.
$4 for Sprague canyon, and
$4.3S for Crooked creek.
Xcw Proarraaa Vetoed
The grazing management res
olution woo ia effect a veto of
new grazing regulations recently
drafted by tho TJ,. S. dopavtmunt
of Interior.
About lit trftal memuOTs at.
tonded the Wednoaday oounnU'
session, -which was held at Klam
ath Agency. The council will
reooavana soma Hum In ; Jtuto,
when tho tribal delegatus aro
scheduled to make their report.
Schilling
Baking Rtwder
Cakes are fluffier
std jioy Jhsh longer
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EXCEPT SUNDAY
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