The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 06, 1940, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextI iuary 6, 1940 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINB Ml TORN UP BY AXE SLAYER u AFTER KILLING til (Continued Krom rag Ono) tpbulUti or a (harp pulnlcd Inslru- , 4 mont. , Th womtn'i hushand and N. K. g.Maon, another CIO leader, urged .employment of Muy In llif murder Investigation. ' I., Her husband earlier hurt roport--t -a .. . l. .. -i . i - . i. . li. i U ID Hill liui llirs uiBfc ma had been threalened by myaiurloua jhonn rail over a period at i niuiuns aim anwr m wuikhib hum waa raided by a mob December 2, .r .Law aaxad tor nolle protection s i Th "00r ' "vlnit ro"nl whara Mra. Law'a body waa found ; ,rwa strewn with newspapers and i f magaslnas In a disorderly array ? 1 which Indlrnled, polli o mild, that .!' tHey had been haatlly sr-allnrcd i ". about. Dresser drawers In throe ' badrooma, ona ot which was oc 'cimlad by tha Uw'i three-year '"old aon, had bran emptied on Ilia tlnora hut police anid there had haan no eyatamatlc search or tlio l building. .. Mra. Law reinalnad at homa rtlaat night, har father, Naaior 1 . Luoma. aald. whan Mr. and Mra iUoma wani 10 a snow anoui ,. slx-thlrty. Thay war driven , - downtown by Law, who had bean railed to a union conrerunce, . Whan thay raturnad late last night, Mra. Luoma went upstairs jM In tha houaa the (amlllaa antra . and tound har daughter daad. ,- Hhe anmmoned her husband who nnllfl.4 ....I I ... Search of tha houa and vlcln J (l w tnm lit ttittrtlMV iv..nnn nr weapone (ailed to produce them ... I'ollce aald there waa no inn ., of a etruggl In the houa and ' nelghbora aaaerled thay beard no " dlaturhanra. Authorllloa aald Mra. Law may ' har been killed about aeven '' o'clock although har aon waa aalaep In bed and apparently bad not been awakened or dla "" turbod when I.uoma entered, be "'aald today. Thn ohlld'a bedtime "'I eight o'clock. Only on drawer In bla room had bean upaat, and the child' bedding had not been ' dlaturbed, Luoma aald. ' Though there were three xes "In the baaament none ahowed ..' evidence of having baan used a i murder weapon. Luoma aald that when he aaw hla daughter waa dead he telephoned the union office and aummnned Law. Law aped home In a taxi, leaving hli own ear downtown, Luoma aald. In the living room waa a dee' orated Chrlaunaa tree, with aome unopened glfla about It. Luoma' aald that Mra. Lav. had apent two wacki In Jtadfurd, 4r.. re turning only two daya ago, after miming har huaband'a mother who had bean III there. Bowling Scores SEATTLE, Jan. 6 (if) Harold rrucnati, prealdent of the Inter national Woodworkers of Amer. lea, called the alaylng ot Mra. Dlru I,w, wife of an Aberdeen CIO leader, a "terrible thing and pledged 1VA aid In Invest!- gating the tragedy today. II laid the Orays-Wlllapa tiarnor aiainct eouncit would em ploy an expert criminologist and that O. M. Orton, International vie, prealdent, had g o n to ADarneen to study tho caae. "W feel very deeply for Law who la a member ot the Inter national' executive board and on ot the hlgheat-ranklng men In tha organliatlon," l'rltchelt aald. Law hti been organlilnc lum box workera alnc 19S3. and Mra. I .a mim m m it i ma Ik iIia f "vii vv ma VI I (i Hrbor womtn'i auxiliary to the iwa, ir.icr.tm Mid. SNOW 27 INCHES DEEP ON SUN MOUNTAIN PASS A total of 17 Inches of anow covara tho Run mountain arcflon of The Dallaa-Catlfornla highway according to a check made late Saturday with thn highway of' tlcea. Five Inchea of that amount haa fallen In the paat z noura it wna toarnod. The highway la In good drlv Ing condition and covered with packed anow from the Junction of th Crater Lake highway to Sand crack. Ourvea are well aanded however and chnlna are not nocaiuary. Stitchcry and Lace Easy To Do fat W-' llonachold ArU ' AJ1CV Brook PATTERN 6587 Decorate to well, pillow raaea or aearf with thla atltchery and crochet. You can uo each alone. I'altern SG87 contalna a tranafer pattern of 6 motif ranging from 6x11 Inchaa to 6xe Inchea; chart and dlraetlona Inr crochet; tllua- Slllchery .-May I Bellaed Separately Or With The Crochet tratlona ot atltchea; materlali needed. , To obtain thla pattern aend 10 centa In coin to Th Horald and Newa, Houaahold Arta department, Klamath falla. D aura to writ plainly your NAMK. ADDREB8 and PATTBRN NUMBER. . CAROL CLAIMS BORDER AREAS i At Klamath IWvrrat Ion LADV IIUU LKAUl'K Walorrrn'a Drug Low IIS 103 101 311 Ilamm 14 1S7 137 440 Milne .HS 14 1 425 Johnaon 177 141 104 402 riradbury 109 141 1.11 441 Handicap 97 07 07 201 817 714 700 1307 Kmll'a Food HI ore Galea 102 1.17 111 400 Xawtello 110 102 101 310 tilhunn 124 110 100 343 l.awler 129 104 10 339 Weal herf OKI -127 149 136 41 1 Handicap 125 lit 126 176 773 727 687 1180 Itojal C'nnvu Cola Yorkland v108 126 109 402 Baxter 138 160 106 463 Ua ... 121 131 111 366 Shortt 163 1S3 130 434 Wllllama 140 138 169 437 Handicap 126 126 125 376 784 131 861 1460 Montgomery Want A Co, Klliore ......... 80 91 129 Turnbull 138 147 86 llaupnrl 08 161 134 Zelorka lu2 112 137 Wllaon 1 14 08 114 Handicap 118 118 118 044 727 717 2088 Daggett Inaiiranro Eaton 178 146 175 499 Loreni 127 89 132 331 McCollum 1 1 4 136 111 ISO Dnckea 116 lit 144 879 Rrltt 166 161 186 611 Handicap 71 78 70 317 771 710 144 1361 Klamath Packing Co. Forfeited. WILL BE HELD (Continued From Fag One) tonomy and renounced all tie with th aovlet union. On Nov. 27, 1918, a Beaaarablan national coun cil voted for voluntary and un conditional union with Rumania, whoa prince had ruled th die trlct In preceding centurle. In 1920 a treaty waa algned by Rumania, Britain, France, Italy and Japan recognlilng Rumania poaaeaalon ot th province, but Italian ratification waa uelayed until 1927 and Japan' never waa given. Ruaala never haa conianted to loa of th province and therefor la one of the aeveral elalnianta for th return of land which Ru mania gained In the World war aeltlomenl. ' With Iluaala'i apparent adop tion of a policy ot returning dom ination of terrltorlea which were Ruaalan under the czari ai ux- amplified; by her pacta making Kmonla,' Latvia and Lithuania VJciaal protectorate and ber In vaalon of Finland Rumania baa feartd that aha would try to aelt Beaaarabla. , That province 'would be the logical atartlng point for any aovlet campaign of penetration Into lb Balkani. Beaaarabla, 17,141 aquar mllea with 3,110,664 lnhabllanta in 1937, la third largeat of the Ru manian provlncea, both In mrea and population. Favored for 'Forty JUNIOR WOME.VH LEAGUE Behorn .... Turnbull .... Wllaon ........ Mullla Walcntl Handicap .... 101 114 136 04 Ill 96 .....18J 126 158 120 115 236 101 108 116 lit 130 309 710 663 1361 llanvllle' Orphan Hanvlll ...... 1U0 116 Kllgnr..., 109 116 Pernlgolil Schuck Lay Handicap . ....119 113 . 66 63 .. 70 06 ..160 160 216 235 151 138 166 100 111 671 1316 110 283 81 197 88 137 235 86 00 175 234 Pine 81. Market Carter 163 Ualll 109 Upp Low - Handicap 113 113 557 646 1108 flwan Confectionery Chaae .,....r 113 167 170 Huard 85 00 176 Frlmann 117 101 236 Young 99 99 198 Handicap 134 124 241 611 678 1111 E i. Permit Iaaued A building per mit waa luuad by the building In apeotor Saturday to V. C. Phillip for th remodeling of a email houa at th rear of hla raildence, 1016 Wantland avenue at a coot of 1460. REPETITION 8ALIDA, Colo., Jan. (P) In a freaklah repetition of a Chrlatmaa day accident, a Dan vex A Rio Grande Weatern freight train ploughed Into a 80-ton , boulder In Brown' canyon dur r lng a heavy anow laat night. cirtATon pies PORTLAND, Jan. 6 MV fleorge H. Hlmni, 05, noted pioneer and curator of the Ore gon historical aoolety, died, today. Tha Klamath district wai con nected with the northern part of tho atate by another link Friday with th completion ot a ISO-watt mulllpl channel telegraph aet In stalled In the Oregon Stat .high way engineer' office In Altam.onk The purpoae of th id Ii for transmission of Information to and from Portland and Klamath Falls for both highway depart ment and police information. It haa the .advantage over the old radio-telephone aet, on official pointed out, In that It will go through at all times of the day or night and la constructed on a blither frequency than the other 1706 kilocycle aet. The original act will continue to b used for contact with mobile units, It waa learned. Th new aet was Installed by th assistant radio technician from th Balstn department, William Orenfoll. Th net aet also ha tha ad vening over the old Inasmuch aa It haa a greatar dement ot aacracy by th us of cod. Th othar set waa Ilk "talking over a party line, on ot th official said. PUBLIC SPEAKING COURSE TO START AT CITY LIBRARY A course In public spanking will be started at th publio library with tho opening lectures Wednesday. January 17, ana Friday, January ,19, It waa an nounced today by Mra. Myrtl Hlhbard who will conduct th conra. Th opening lacttiraa era tree to the public and tn purpose oi th course and the method ot Instruction will be outlined. The course will last about thre month according to Mr. Hlb- bard, who haa Just returned here from Ban Francisco where ahe ha been atudylng for the paat year with Taul Trotter, public apeaklng teaohsr in that arta. Chinese Herbs Horn are compounded to meet the noeda of tha Individual. Tha use of herbs for all human ellments ar tested and handed through th age. I'huy ar being used dally. COME IN TODAY PRICES REASONABLE Y. S. Lee Herb Company 418 8. Oth STREET, KLAMATH FALLS v Open Dally 0 a. m. to 8 p. m. COLLEAGUE RAPS TAFT'S PLAN FOR BALANCED BUDGET (Continued From Pag One) for th only alternative to balanc ing tha budget promptly 1 nation al bankruptcy." CHICAOO. Jan. 6 (UP) Ben. Robert A. Taft of Ohio, candidate for the republican presidential nomination, laat night accepted President Roosevell'a budget-balancing challongs by proposing a program which he aald would set up a 17,000,000,000 budget and put the government on a sound financial baaia In two yeara. Addressing the Chicago Bar as aociatlon on the subject, "Mr. Pre sident, Here' How to Balance th Budget" a title he chose after he criticised New Deal spending and Mr. Roosevelt offered him a "handsome prise" for a bill ot par ticulars on how to equalise federal receipts and expenditures Taft et forth thla program: - 1, "The prealdent moat wish and be determined to balance the budget something Mr. Rooaevclt haa no desire to do." 2. He must "eliminate bureau!, reduce th number of employ, and reorganise." (Taft cited the multiplicity of federal agendas and the fact federal payrolls have In creased under tha New Deal.) 8. "Chang method ot han' dllng relief, houalng, agrlcnltur and government loans." (He ad vocated return ot relief adminis tration to th states.) 4. "End grnnta for local pub lic works, reduce federal pnblle works, and reduce federal aub aldlea." (Ho aald thcae outlay have taught "presaurs groan to lean on tho government, and that the groups have attained urn power that publio opinion -will not aupimrt a reduction In private benefit and local pub lic works." He added that "leaderahlp toward Individual self-reliance and common acne In government" la required.) 5. "Play no favorltoa; subject army and navy estimates to critical analysis." (He said "perhaps some branches of the services ar obsolete and can be cut down,") MATTHEWS GIVEN 2-YEAR SENTENCE ON EMBEZZLEMENT William Davn Matthews, II, was sentenced to two year in prison Saturday by Circuit Judge Edward a. Asnurat. . Matthews pleaded guilty to lar ceny by embesslement from Moty and Van Dyke, his former employ-era, Th sentence was recommended by District Attorney Orth Sis- more. RALLIES TO S (Continued From Page One) orday from a telegram aent Pierce Thursday aeklng blm about the status of th sump appropriation. Saturday a wlr waa sent senator Holman. Civic an farm leader hero and at Tula lake, had hope that tho appropriation may still be in soma category not cov ered by the pre wire on reclamation project a, bnt there were growing doubta Saturday. Th ump project would pro vide a tunnel through tho moun tain between Tula lake and Low er Klamath lake. Excess water. such as Is now taking farm lauds, .on -.Tula-, lake, would be moved through the ' tunnel to Lower Klamath. WASHINGTON. Jan. ( . VP) Prealdent Roosevelt a budget, aent congress Thursday, proposed appropriation for th reclama tion bureau sufficient to con tinue for the next year operation and maintenance ot all going reclamation project. Among recommendations were Boise project, Idaho 865,000 aa compared with 130,000 thla year; Minidoka project, Idaho 611,000 same aa thla year Owyhee project. Oregon. 1115. 000 compared with 2100,000 this year: Klamath project, Oregon- California, $68,000 same as this year: and the Yakima project, Waahlngton 8260,000 compared with 8360.000. The budget provided that not more than 160,000 ' should be available from th Minidoka proj ect s p o w r revenue for tha operation of th commercial system and not mora than 1100 000 from power revenue be used for continuing south aid division construction. For the Oregon-California Klamath project tha budget pro vided that revenue received from lease of marginal land shall be available for refunds to leasees In caaes where It becomea neces sary because of flooding or other reason within term of th leas. It provided that $36,000 from power revenues of the Yakima project be available for oneratlon and maintenance of tha power system. , OBITUARY nVBY ARLCF.V EVANS Ruby Arlcey Evans, for the laat four year a realdent ot Dor rla, Calif., passed away at her late residence Saturday, January o, 1940, at i:so a. m.. following a brief Illness. She was a native ot Elmont, Texas, and at the Urn of her death was aged 40 years 11 months and 6 daya. surviving are her husband. Wll Ham 8. Evana; two sons, Wil liam . and uerrll K. Evana. all ot Dorria: three brothers. John Miller of Fowlerton. Texas, Rufua of . Nacogdochea, Texas, and Clyde of Utopia. Texaa; three sisters, Mrs. Bells Ryan of Rung, Texaa, Mra. Agnes Ryan of Falfurris, Texas, and Mra. Nora Wheeler of Tllden. Texas. The remain rest In th Earl Whttlock funeral home, Pine street at Sixth, where frlenda may call, fiotlc of funeral to appeag In the next Issue of this paper. NOTiCEt Hogue's AUTO TOP snop Moved to 8897 So. Oth PHONE 692 ESTABLISHMENT of an ad--i quat publio museum with a competent curator (not spelled oa-r-e-t-a-k-a-r) la a worthy objective for 1940. Sufficient material, both bla torlo and prehistoric 1 avail able now to provide Klamath county with on of th most outstanding displays In th tat; but each passing year will find It harder to obtain. ' Frank A. Payne, For '40 1 auggeat a "de clared war" on the worat school -crossing hazard In town, specifically: 1, Eleventh and Washington for high school and many Fre mont and academy student liv ing caat of canal, 2. Ninth and High, main crossing of Fremont and acad emy students. 1. Esat Main at Mills school. 4. Oregon avenue for Fair view school. t. South Riverside for Riv erside school. A few gallons of paint mark ing "Safety Croaaing Zone," aeveral upright metal sign or banners across street, and po lice enforcement may elimin ate, many "black, headlines." Othar coast cities "not nearly" ao progressiva aa Klam ath Falls have had these tone for years. Thank. Warren Bennet. I am In accord with Donald Smith about extending the two Ian trafflo atrip on California avenue. But why stop with one block? It should be com pleted through to Delta street aa originally planned. I would alao like to see Third street paved through from Grant street to California avenue, and a aldewalk established. The city built a concrete walk last summer between Roosevelt atreet and McKlnley street, and right now a. person would have to have on rubber boots to get onto this walk at either McKlnley or Roosevelt streets, and the only way a pedestrian can get from California avenue to McKlnley atreet la to wade the mud down the center of the atreet, where It la not quite as soft as It Is along th aide ot th atreet Third street and California avenue get an normou amount of traffic and I think they should get aome attention and Improve ment, M. C. Howell. Dear Editor: Favored tor '40 (and here after). Eliminate the traffic on your narrow streets and the hasarda on Blehn and Oregon, Oregon and Upham, Ninth and Proapeet, the two school gone n route and complainta regard ing the foundation of houses being ahaken by traffic. I would like to see the officiate of tha atate highway depart ment, county and " city dada and, while Uncle Sam la in the spending mood, to get to gether for the sol purpose ot making a bore through Sixth to Blehn, which would make highway 17 continuous north to south. I believe there would be enough rock at the aouth NEW BRITISH , -CABINET OFFICERS TAKE POSITIONS (Continued From Pag One) tkm in full-dress debate In the house of commons. Liberal', and labor member of parlia ment alao registered Indignation over the change, and the opin ion waa that tt merited "thorough investigation." Hore-Belisha' policy ot pro moting younger officer over the heads of older one waa said to hav contributed to hia failure to get along with Lord Gort, head of tha British expeditionary fore In France and himself on of th youngar men whom Hore-Bllsha had advanced to high position. Th 43-year-old minister' ad vocacy ot a unified command on th western front under th Franch General Maurice Gustav Qamelln was reported to have re ceived scant aupport from his officer. He waa aald to have encounter ed opposition of Air Minister Sir Kingsley Wood when h urged a single command lor the atr force and army in Franc. Although these undercurrent never swept into th open, Prim Minister Neville Chamberlain wa reported. In order to preserve peace In th government, to nave asked Hore-Bellsha to take Stan ley a hoard of trad job, but Hore Bellsha refused. Hla letter ot resignation aald "For reasons I gave you verbally" ha could not accent another ottice. Swamped with friendly mes- sagc. lob otter and even floral tributes, Hore-Bellsha bid fare well to tha war oftic today and Issued a brief atatement to his conatltuente, saying, "I hav no thought but that ot winning th war. ' Friendly t Helpfulness To Every Crod and Puna Klamath Funeral Home oas High at, Mr. and Mra. A. A. Ward, Manager nd for all of tha dirt road in th city and th cow trail In lb eonnty, which would help to defray the expense. E. A. Hit ham. I would Ilka - to ae traffle llghta on Main atreet from Fifth to Tenth streets so we could get away from the duck and dodge system we now use. L. M. Kennedy. Mor than anything else I would Ilk to see th loot and cinder nuisance eliminat ed In 1040 so that Klamath Fall would b a mora desir able place for th now har assed merchant and house wife. Mrs. Edith McLeod. I'd like very much to see the bad sanitary condition ad jacent to th city cleaned up. And furthermore, I'd Ilk curb and aldswalks on South Sixth (treet providing they can be paid for by adjoining prop erty owners and not at the ex pense of the general taxpayer. South Sixth street should be handled In thla manner from the foot ot th viaduct to the Midland junction. , Mayor Clifton Richmond. I wonder If half-hour park ing on certain block In th Main (treet business section of Klamath Falls wouldn't fa cilitate buying and parking for motorist and, at the same time atlraulate business and relieve some of the driving haiards In our city? Other cities hav retorted to this rather drastic practice as It aeemed to be the only ap plicable solution to the exist ing condition. Warren Erell. I favor everything that will improve the life of the com munity AT NO COST TO THE CITY. A. A. Montgomery. I would like to hare the mayor, city engineer and city council of the city ot Klamath Falla have "No Parking" eigne properly placed on re stricted street to conform with the laws they have created, to avoid serious accidents. W. E. (Bill) Beck. I want everyone to buy a ticket to the President's ball to help fight infantile paralysis.. Samuel P. Miller, chairman. My personal wish for 1940, as well a being tha wish ot hundred ot friends and neigh bors, t that tha city council pass an ordinance making It compulsory to have garbage service at least once a week. It you don't believe It, com out and look around through aome -of the streets and alley that I have to look at every day. Mrs. J. V. Klndlg. That aome system be devised whereby the approximate 60 per cent of our population who are not real estate owner contribute their equitable and just share of the cost of schools nd other social utilities, to which they now contribute nothing directly. Haarby Bechen. POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 6 (AP- USDA) POTATOES: 4 Califor nia, 5 Oregon arrived, 11 un broken, 11 broken on track; mar ket steady. Oregon, Klamath dis trict Russet No. 1, $1.40-80, med ium else and dark colored 11.35 $1-15. LOS ANGELES. Jan. ( (AP- USDA) POTATOES: ,1 Califor nia. 4 Idaho arrived, 37 unbroken, 16 broken cars on track; 12 Cali fornia by truck; two few sale to establish a market. Jack Rhyann. 11. who la being held In Loa Angelea following an Inquest into th necktie strangula tion slaying of Lawrenc Grover Marple, 46-year-old war veteran, 1 known to police In Klamath county where the youth lived for a short time. Rbyanne and another young man were arrested on a charge of larceny by bailee when they were said to have taken a car from a local agency, drove the machine to Medtord and abandoned It In th bill back of Lakeshore drive where It waa fonnd conalderably damaged. City police said that Rhyanne walked Into th police station and said hla "conscience hurt him." He wa arrested and lodged In the county Jail, later receiving a 30 day suspended sentence. T h youth waa born In Albany, N. Y-, bad been In tba navy and apent a short time In this section. He was arrested October 16, 1939. According to word from Los Angeles, Rhyann admitted strang ling Marple but told the jury be did so only after Marple made Improper advance toward him. California official aald a murder complaint would be lasued. CAR BREAKS OFF COPCO POLE City police were advlaed by the California Oregon Power company that an Oregon car carrying 11 cense No. 174-110 crashed Into one of th company'a polea at Center and Main atreet, break ing the pole and tearing down wires. Police did not know If there were any resultant injuries. They are Investigating. LEGAL NOTICES WARRANTS ISSUED IN TRAFFIC CASES Tardy motorists we r e being anrveil with warranta bv cltv no lle officers Saturday aa more than SO of the nanera were Issued by Police judge Dart K. uook. Th warrant ware Issued when mntnrliti refused tn answer ci tation Issued previously 'and In connection with minor traffic of fenses such as over time parking Seek Couple City and state police war asked to locate Mr. and Mr. Howard Stanley who were thought to be In Klamath Fall en route to California from Bend. An Important telephone message 1 waiting tor th Stan leys. i Reliable j Protection 1 ' At Low Cost Xntok Insurance Exchange 00 D.E.PEARCE DISTRICT MANAGER ' SO So. 7th Phone 1408 IT RASH OF POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS DUE IN THIS AREA (Continued From Pag On) ha been mentioned In thla oon nectlon, E. L. Cramblltt, demo crat, ha been rumored a a po alble clerk candidate. District Attorney L, Orth mora, democrat, who had tha distinction Of having baan named by a republican governor, will probably aeek nomination tor dis trict attorney. Sheriff Lloyd Low I expected to run again tor tha republican nomination as aberlft. Sheriff Low recently received added prestige by election to the board of governor tor Oregon of tha International Association ot Fa ciflc Coaat Police Chiefs. Treasurer George P. Taylor, another republican Incumbent, la likely to be In there running again. County Commlasloner W, r. B. Chase, democrat, la xpct ed to aeek office again. Some Interesting development lie ahead in the legislative field. It 1 assumed thus far that Sena tor U. S. Balentlne will run for renomlnatlon on the republican ticket. To be filled thl year also ar the positions now hsld by Representatives Henry Samoa and Harry Bolvln, democrat. Nona of these ha announced hi plans. .. Bart K. Snyder, Lake county republican, la expected now to eek reelection aa representative, although his name has been men tioned in connection both with the state senate (Balentlna's pres. ent post) and congreaa (Waltar Pierce present post). Semon of Klamath county democrat, haa been mentioned in rslatlcn to both of theae vacancies. Much interest will center oa the congressional race thl year. Congressman Pierc 1 expected to seek reelection on the demo cratic ticket. There ha beea talk of putting forth a Klei-iath, man for the job, but what may develop along that lln la not yet indicated. NOT1CB TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that aealed bid will be received by tha Connty Court of Klamath County, Oregon, until the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M., on Wednes day, January 24, 1940, at the Klamath County Court House, Klamath Falls. Oregon, for the purchase of material for the Crystal Spring Bridge as follows: (1) 104,000 board feet of fir lumber. (2) 1.144 Lin. ft. Western red cedar piling. (3) Hardware for the above named bridge. Prices quoted on lumber and piling must be F. O. B. cars at Hager, Oregon, and prices on bard' ware most be F. O.- B. Klamath Falls. Oregon. Bill of material may be had upon application to Frank Z. How ard, County Engineer, Klamath rain, uregon, Separate blda must be made on the above named materials and each bid must be accompanied by a certified check in th amount ot five per cent of the bid, made pay able to Klamath County, Oregon. Checks of unsuccessful bidders will be returned within ten days. Checks of successful bidders will be retained until the contracts have been satisfactorily filled. All blda are to be addressed to the County Clerk, Klamath Falls. Oregon, and are to be plainly marked "Bid on Materials for Crystal Springs Bridge." - The County Court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. THE KLAMATH COUNTY COURT By U. E. Reader. County Judge. J 6-13. Aft. H N. No. 4 NAME CORRECTED In the write-up of the table ten ni exhibition at 'the armory ap pearing in the Friday morning News and the Friday Herald th opponent of Millard Pedlgo In ona of the matches wa erroneously listed aa Wilbur Petty, Pedlgo'a opponent, whom be defeated, waa Jim Curtis. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT S-room furnished bouse, 127.60. . Adult only. 1320 Oak. 1-1 FOR SALE Drlvewy cinders. Phone 938-W-4. . . ? 2-6 20-YEAR LOANS Residence) or Businet . Property .' Monthly payments Sfl.60 per SIOOO of loan on 5 schedul HOWARD BARNIIISEL AGENCY 112 So. 8th Ph. 1080 Authorized Mortgage Loan Solicitor f or ' Tha Prudential Iesaranc Co. of America CNmm Offka. trt. a. J.) Errands that arc performed by telephone save clothing and health in unruly weather 1 A telephone costs little. Our business office will .; gladly arrange for service to fit your particular needs. ' THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE MS TELEMAPI CCmMXT 1268. 7th St. Telephone fM6)