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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
March 21, 1040
BR01
ENTERS
GDP PRIMARY
.'FOR SHERIFF
Ross H. Brown, former Klam
ath county deputy sheriff and a
farmer of the Henley district, on
Thursday declared his candidacy
for the republican nomination
for sheriff.
Brown's statement follows:
In announcing my candidacy
for sheriff on the republican
ticket J make the following
statement of my experience and
qualifications.
I was born in Kansas and
lived there and in Oklahoma un
til I joined the army in 1917. I
served ' twenty seven months
overseas, eleven months of
which were spent as sergeant
with the intelligence group In
the second battalion, 16th Infan
try of the First division.
When I returned from France
I came to Klamath Falls where
I have made my home. I am
married and have three children.
I served two years on the
Klamath Falls police force and
ix years as criminal deputy of
Klamath county under Sheriff
Low. In 1934 I resigned from
this position to operate my farm
in the Henley district.
I am running for this office
because I believe, tiat with my
background of experience and
residence here. I can effect cer
tain benefits for the people of
Klamath county.
I believe that the county jail
can bs handled with greater
economy, i
I would be willing to give and
fTS wit to it quick teller from
1 stuffy nostrUa with UenUxolatum.
Tbta aoothlng ointment reduce
th lootU congestion, thus helping
to clear th breathing passages,
Afentbolatum alao checks sniffling,
nee zing, soreness due to colds. It
soothes Irritated membranes and
Eromotea beallng. And Its vapors
kewise carry comfort deep buo the
twu-uuniw ma
Tiles for Sheriff
l3L
Ross Brown, former deputy
sheriff, is the latest republican
candidate for the office of sher
iff. He has filed his Intention
to enter the primary race.
secure the fullest possible co
operation with the FBI, the
state police and the local police.
I would actively support
program that would work to
ward a closer coordination of
the assessor's and the tax col
lector's offices to abolish expen
sive duplication of office work.
With population increasing
and government costs mounting,
economy and efficiency are of
first importance.
If nominated and elected I
would expect to get on the job
and stay on the job and work
hard for crime prevention and
law enforcement.
Signed,
SOSS H. BROWN,
Courthouse Records
(WEDNESDAY)
Marriage Application
JOHNSON-HEDRICK. James
Andrew Johnson, 65, railroad
conductor, resident of Dairy, na
tive of Missouri. Anna May Hed-
rick, 62, housewife, resident of
Dairy, native of California.
Sentence .
" Paul Lane, 33, Klamath Falls,
sentenced to serve three yars in
state, penitentiary. Charge, for
gery. Entered plea of guilty.
. Justice Court
: Clinton K. Tlomlne. Violation
of basic rule. Fined $10. .
Wlllard Baker. Angling with
out a license. Fined $10.
Carl W. Lange. No .license on
towed car. Fined $3.50.
"Err
Gay, NEW
DRESSES!
Dresses for Easter and for
all Spring! - Three quarter
sleeves, short sleeves,- high
or low necks, with tucks and
fine dress makers details usu
ally found in much more ex
pensive frocks. Shown in
Rose Mist, Green Mist, Trum
pet Gold, Pinks, Aquas, Na
vy! Prints or solid colors in
2-thread alpaca.
$4.98 and $5.98
' and speaking of
BLOUSES
we have the largest stock
in town!
Spring blouses In crepes, sheers,
chiffons, satins. Long and short
sleeves in whites, prints and
solid colors. Sizes 32 to 44.
$1.98 . $2.98 - $3.93
SKIRTS
orana new Hare skirts with
money bag pockets . . . belts ' V
. . . zipper plackets. Soft, smut . '
rayon in yellow, gray, blue and
pink. All sizes.
$2.98
Sassy Shop
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DRIVER FINED ON
DRUNK CHARGE IN
CITY COURT
Jess Walters, charged with
drunk driving, entered a plea
of guilty before Police Judge
Carl K. Cook early Wednesday
night and was fined $100 and
50 days in the city jail. , On
payment of fine the jail sen
tence was suspended. Cook
stated.
Clayton Nix, young transient,
is being held for Investigation
after his arrest when he was
charged with trespassing on pri
vate property. . .
Five drunks and two vags ap
peared in court Thursday. One
traffic ticket was paid.
FUNERAL
BABY SCHOTT
Funeral services for Baby
Schott, the infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schott
of Tulelake, Calif., will be held
in Linkville cemetery, Friday,
March 22, 1940, at 2:30 p. m.
with committment services and
interment following. Arrange
ments are under the direction
of the Earl WhiUock funeral
home of this city.
TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY
LADY entering Interstate Busi
ness college desires place to
work for room and board and
spending money. Call 1258.
321
FOR SALE Two-way horse
plow, cultivator, team blue
roan mares, oil brooder, elec
tric brooder like new, dining
room set, turkey eggs. Jess
Smith, 2 miles west Mac's
store, Merrill road. 3-27
FOR SALE Pedigreed pointer
pups, age three months, price
$10. Phone 18-F-21. 7 miles
on Lakeview highway. Denny
Lee. 3-23
FOR RENT 3-room furnished
apartment White Pine. 3-23
LOST Blue Bank of America
check book containing driver's
license and currency. Re
ward. 1211 Crescent 3-23
FOR SALE Good rabbit
hutches. Call 2524-W. 3-23
"Beer" Is a grand old drink
Drink Wieland's Extra Palel
We Specialise in
HARD FINISH SLACKS
Bedford cords, gabardines,
and others. v Many' colors to
choose from.
RUDY'S MEN'S SHOP
600 Main
Editorials On News
(Continued Fiom Pago One)
and Juarez goes here. These
boys are out for blood.
..
VOU ran now bring back $5
worth per person on the
same day you entered it you
don't do it too often. If you buy
more than $3 worth, you have
to stay 24 hours in Mexico be
fore you are allowed to bring it
over the line.
The Mexicans aren't dumb.
The better stores In Tijuana
have clubbed together and sub
sidized a hotel down at Santa
Rosarita, 15 miles down the
beach, and if you buy more than
$75 worth at any of these stores
you get a free night's lodging,
thus enabling you to return
legally to the American side.
Except for the customs, there
are no restrictions and people
having legitimate business (in
cluding sight-seeing) pass back
and forth across the border
with about the same ease and
Informality as they pass from
one state to another.
......
AS a matter of fact It's
EASIER to get from Mexico
into Texas than to get into Cali
fornia at Yuma.
IRRIGATION GUIDE
AVAILABLE HERE ,
Copies of "Farmers Irrigation
Guide," a publication containing
data of interest to the irrigation
farmer, are available at the
county agent's office.
The pamphlets, prepared by
the division of operation and
maintenance of the bureau of
reclamation, Washington, D. C,
include valuable Information on
soil control and field irrigation.
Income Tax on . .
Well Above V. tt.'n
ltiultfet RsfliiiJite
WASHINGTON, March 21 (fl1)
Secretary- Morgenthau said to
day tlut preliminary estimates
of annual income tax collections
wcro running 31. a per cent
ahead of lust year and "com
fortably ahead" of President
Roosevelt's budget estimute.
The treasury secretary said at
a press conference that telo
gruphie reports from regional
collection offices showed collec
tion of $(121,000,000 of Income
taxes In the first 20 days of
March, compared with $473,000
000 in the same period lust year.
March collections uro always
the biggest for income tuxes be
cause annual returns and at least
first quarter installment pay
ments bio duo on March 15,
Morgenthau declined to say
by what murgln the collections
would exceed budget estimates,
which are made only on an an
nual and not a monthly basis,
but added Unit there was "not a
chuncc" of the excess equalling
the $400,000,000 of additional
revenue asked by the presldont
to pay for emergency national
defense costs and to help keep
the treasury under iU $45,000,
000,000 statutory debt limit.
Cromwell's lleenll
Demanded by Solon
WASHINGTON, March 21 )
Recall of James H. R. Cromwell,
the American minister to Can
ada, was demanded today by
Rep. Tlnkham (R-Mass.).
In a letter to Secretary Hull,
Tlnkham said that Cromwell,
husband of the former Doris
Duke, had violated President
Roosevelt's neutrality proclama-
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7 grmw mtmtrj $fhhl90 proof.
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COMPARE ECONOMY YOU'LL PICK PACKARD!
Packard, of all manufacturers,
hasthef astsst-growlng family
of owners In America.
And the 4 big reason is
greater owner satisfaction . .
in value, performance and all
around economy. Packard urges
you to compare ... check ... dem
onstrate it against other cars.
You'll find it's 1940's stand
out a big car that costs little
to run. For proof, study the
comparative service costs at the
right then see your nearest
Packard dealer now.
COMPARISON OF SERVICE CHARGES
Typ. SwiriM OpmtlM
Service brakes, adjust complete
Re-line and adjust brskef, 4
wheels
Clon sad adjust carburetor .
Tune engine
Piston rings ie-new all, align
rods
Carbon and Tahre job ... .
Front wheel toe-in, check and
adjust
Clutch, pedal clearance, adjust .
Fan belt, re-new
Averaaa Charge
110 piUm4"
$2.70 . 2.5J
13.65 . 12.81
2.40 . 2.43
4.7J . 4.07
23.63
13X0
1.25
.50
150
24.12
.1358
1.02
.53
1.57
SPICIAl NOTfl These prices are taken from ea Ira.
Sanisl Sat raw minus! uacd hr over )0.000 aara.es.
tint mttrstt eosts. thy mar he somewhat hiahcr or
lower in your city because of loesi condition a. but they do
iiittstrate the small difltfeoce in upkeep expense between
Packard and much smaller cars.
apa. af Jill" f
NW,mor,thrm- fAUIVAItU fill I
ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE
tlon by recant speeches denoun
cing Uermun and praising the
allied eauso.
"Mr. Cromwell has miuto two
offenslvo aiul disloyal speeches
In Canada recently," suld thn
Massaehusi'tts republlean, a
member of the house forol.n
affairs committee, "Tito speeches
wcro Intended to Inelto the
American people to enter the
present wur in Knrrm.,
seditious utterances."
l-'or Sii.sim( I..
upboard Klllliifj
SEATTLE. March 21 (),
Officers watched the highways
loday In tl0 tvun.h for ,lB '
" oi sou tiles "cui.
board killing" victim.
Sheriff's officers received a
report a mm, r.....,.i.n.... ..
-ov.ttunim me
Bcnernl description of Uemiel
Davis, 23, slept Tuesday niKht
J" " b"rn Monroe, about
nmes nonneast of here
They expressed tha belief that
If It wcro Davis, he might be
FEEL GOOD
Mere) Is Assassin Relief
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panttsUMt nlW tnm Uk twvOKlr. bUssieasj
Unl lglMl wnm IraaXUlril aiai
dftanlat. Urtktt lb iMtk)a
If Mt (WUalsWsi. Irlal. ilM Uaa to tM. W Jt
Iwlsiawi Um putcbttM
NK Ttiltuals,v
heading toward Munluiia,
The body of his mother, Mrs.
Harriott Arnold, 40, was found
Tuesday nailed In a cupboard
of her suburban bungalow, Bho
had been stabbed 18 times,
beaten over the head, garroted
und trussed with elcctrlu cords
and a dog rliuiii,
DKTnOIT, March 31 Wl A
special federal grund Jurv to
day Indicted lii organisations
und 18 Individuals for alleged
anti-trust law violations In tha
electrical contracting buxlness
and charged that agents fur an
electrical workers' union were
paid to bumper work attempted
by contractors who refused to
Join the combination.
Poor Marco Polol Missed
Wieland's Beer In Chlnal
MARY'S
DEAUTY SHOP
Ladles!
Our very best
e 1 1 oermantnt
r " clal for
. V $3.50
Hot Oil
T"" Manicure 10
432 Main Phone 1389
Upstairs over
Klamath Variety
Your Complete Easter Outfit
U at
MAE'S
Style Shop
117 S. 7th
very Garment Guaranteed
Perfect
Slyle and Workmanship
Large Sltei Are
Our Specialty
ifif u
s-aMl'
Oregon Woolen Store
Scoops the Town on
Style and Value In
SMART SPRING
CLOTHES!
We set out to bring home
the bacon. Make Us Prove
It Today
Choose Your
STRIPES
and more
The perfect answer to "what kind of a
suit shall I get for Spring?" When we
aay Stripes, that isn't half the answer,
either. You'll find them in narrow, wide,
and smartly spaced Styles galore!
Single and Double
Breasted Models In The
Newest Fabrics I
Early Spring Fur Felt
HATS
For Smart
Sports and
Dress Wear
MEN! Don't or get our new modern Credit Plan
90 Days to Pay No interest No carrying
charges No red tape. Buy all your needs now.
Spring clothing and all. Buy today and pay April
May- June.
OXFORDS
New Spring Shoes.
All leather, two-tone.
Brown and white,
plain white and beige
OXFORDS
Feel fit and fitted
with these fine
Saddle-Arch Oxford
for Spring.
3-thread stockings you'll like! And they come with elastic
tops in the large sizes! In all the new shades for Spring.
. 79o 11 . $1.19
SASSY SHOP
- 602 Main
M
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JACOBS - HOWELL
136 Main
MOTOR CO.
Phone 105
800 Main