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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1942)
0' a ii 4 p AiiKimt, 20, 10-12 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THRER FIVE BIKES E AWARDED HERE 9 WT RES I''lvo blcycli1 worn nwiudcd nlliillilu buyci'H Id Ilia Annual 17 iiu'clliin of tliu Klmiiiilli county wur pritro mid ration bmi ril, It wiiii iiiiiimincod tcxliiy. NliH'lci'ii nuw llri'it wcro also nwiuilod. . 'J'liu '. coinpli'lo lint of truck mill pu.iM'UKur cur Urea, IiiIjch ii i i 1 1 rcctipK follows: Now Poasongor Tiros and Tubes A, L,- Kciincrly, polleo putiol, t (Iron, 2 tubcH. II, M, Tucker, farmer, 2 lire, 2 tulxtn. . Mury E. Allcuhy, dinner, 2 tl run, i tulicit (Krudo 1 tlrcu). Ethel G. Mills, ninll currier, 4 limit, 4 lubes. Kilillu Huberts, ditch rider, 8 tlrcu, 1 tuliu (Hindu 2 tlrcu), Kvorutt K. Dyers, ditch rider, 2 tli'i'H. 2 tubed (Krudo 2 tires). G, 11, Lench, Kurvlccmuri, 1 tire, , WIIIIiiiii Foutn, sawmill mid dnlry, 2 tlrcii, 2 lubea, Jerry Ambler, fiirmcr, 1 lire, 3 tubes. , Passenger Recaps and Tubal Luther iinnie.i, log cutter, 2 tires, Cieonfo M, 1 lofftiimi, longing, 4 tires, J, M, Jones, fertilizer manu facturer, 2 tires. Alice Mills, laundry worker, 2 tires, J, M, O'Connor, minister, 3 tires, . ( ' H, Stownrt, farmer, 4 tires, 4 tubes. Dorothy Ingram, rndlo traf fic dlrnclor, 3 tires. W. R, Clury, hostler helper, 4 tires, J, 'I'.. Graham, farmer, 2 tires, 2 tubas. Itobert W. ; Hunt, farmer, 2 tires, Norn D. Fox, telcphono oper ator, 2 tires, 2 tubes. Clifford If. Taylor, farmer, 2 tires. Louis T, Hill, fnrmor, tires, 2 tubes, Kmll A, Tofell, farming, 1 lire, Warren Conner, furmlnK, 2 tires, 1 lubu, Velton M, llaskln, farming;, 2 tires, 1 tube, Now Truck Tlrti and Tubas Jack Wilson, farming, 4 tires, 2 tubes. ' llii.el M. Leo, common car rier, 4 tires, 2 tubes, C. A. Dunn, contractor, 1 tire, 1 tube. V. Buwuld, furmlng, 2 tires. C. Ji, Kelly, farmer, 1 tiro. Great Northern nillwiiy, 4 Ul'CB, lloffmun and Sowoll, logging, 4 tires, 3 tubes. J. M. Baker, construction, 2 tires. Virgil S to wart, farmer, 2 tires, 2 tubca. ' .Stephen Bubo, wood dealer, 4 tiros. 4 tubes. Lost rtlvor dulry, 1 tube. Stanley Anderson, farming, 2 tires. Archia Shopurd, harvester operutor, 2 tires, 2 tubus. Algoma Lumber company, logging, 3 tires, 1 tube. Chllo(uln Lumber company, lumbering, 3 tubes, Obsolete Tires William G. Taylor, animal hunter, 4 tires, W. L. Foster, engineer, 2 tires. Geo, E. Lewis, setter and scaler, 2 tiros. Bicycles Gcorgo R. Smith, hod car rier. Gene Stivers, call boy, S. P. Dale D. Suckctt, lumbering. I In Cummlngs, storo clerk. Kdwln Rundle, lumber. Pickup New Tires and Tubts Frank Tofell, farmer, 2 tires. Jack O. Wclmor, farmer, 2 tires. V. C. Jackson, farmer, 3 tires. L. S. Mann, farmer, 2 tires, 2 tubes. C. F. Wall, hog ranch, 1 tire. 2 tubes. Jesse W. Herran, guard, 1 tube. Ewauna Box" company, lum bering, 2 tubes. California Oregon Power compuny, public utility, 1 tube. Clifford J. Shuck, farming, 1 tiro, 1 tube. Pickup Racaps and Tubas Louis II. Foster, foreman, 2 tires. Itny Chase, superintendent In woods, 2 tires. Tulunu Furms, furmlng, 3 tires, 1 tube. Ilend Portland Truck Service, common currier, 2 tires, Lloyd J. Murtln, fiirmcr, 2 tires, 2 tubes. LeRoy Garvin, logging, 4 tires, 2 tubes. Louis itobiu, logging, 4 tires. JJIg Lakes Ilox compuny, log ging, 2 tires, 2 tubes. M. P. Gulurneuu, farmer, 2 tires, 2 tubes. Julian U. Abbott', dairyman, 2 tires. Frank Tofell, farming, 3 tires. R. L. McLunc, fireman, 1 tire, 2 tubes. Rickey and O'Kcefo, farmors, 2 tires. Clifford J. Shuck, funning, 1 tire. C. C, Mitchell, farmer, 4 tires, 4. tubes, . John Jnckson, farmer, 3 tires. Truck Racaps C. A. Dunn, contractor, 1 tire. Hazel M. Lee, common cnrr rlcr, 2 tires. Lost River Dairy, dairy, 1 tiro. J. D. Bccklcy, livestock transportation, 0 tires. Crater Lake Box, logging, 2 tires. ' Crater Lake Box, lumber, 4 tires. J. C. Frnlcy, logger, 1 tire. Floyd Oglelrce, logging, 2 tires. West and Lyon, furmlng, 2 tires. C. E. Allenby, trucking, 2 tires. C. G. Rcymcrs, common car rier, 3 tires. Ewaunn Box company, lum bering, 1 tire. A. Ray E w 1 n g, logging, 2 tires. ' Clifford J. Shuck, farming, 2 tires. Herald and News want ads reach 40,000 Individuals. Some one wants what you have to sell. Advertise In the classified. Council, Police Judge Petition Deadline Nears Petitions of candidates who will run November 3 for three city council posts and the police Judge job tiumt bo In by Septem ber 19, the city hull offices warn ed today. The terms of Councilmen John Keller In Ward 2, Harvey Martin in Ward 3, Rollln Can trull In Ward 4 und Leigh Ack erman as police Judge will ex pire December 31. New officials will bo elected in tlio November genera! ulctliuu. Officials at the city hall said Unit according to the city char ter, deadline for petitions, which must be filed with the police Judge, Is September 19. Police Judge petitions must bear names of 1100 registered voters 15 per cent of the to tal votes cast for mayor In the 1040 election. Councilman peti tions must have the. following number of signers: . Ward 2, 108; Ward . 3, 127; Wurd 5, 115. Each total repre sents a number .equivalent to the number of votes cast in each lot rd for mayor In the 1940 bal- It wus pointed out that women voters must sign their given, and not their married, first names. ' Aluminum Workers Gef Wage Boost PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 20 (IV) Workers at the Vancouver and Troutdale plants of the Alumi num Company of Ainc-i ica iiuu u higher wage scale today and company officials believed it would alleviate the worker shortage. A new base pay of 85 cents an hour was established, a 10-ccnt increase. A bonus system was dropped. 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