EIGHT HERALD AND MEWS
Tuetdey, Feb. 6. 194S
SEWER ISSUE
DISCUSSED AT
COUNCIL MEET
." The problem of improper
sewage existing on a section of
Main street, between the Big
Basin Lumber company and the
government canal, was the main
point of discussion at the city
council Monday night. The mat
ter was previously referred to
E. A. 1 nomas, cuy ciifc.
Henry Perkins, city attorney,
and Paul O. Landry, councilman
of ward number 4, at the meet
ing of the council on January
22. It was decided at that -time
that a new sewer should be im
.mliorf hv the ciiv because, of
the large amount of damage.
that has been causea in mu par
ticular section because of clog
ging and other trouble. r ;
Landry discussed the subject
with a majority of the property
owners concerned .with ' this
matter, and stated that most of
those he t a 1 k e d to objected
strenuously to the idea, on the
grounds that they had construct-
ed and paid for their own sewer
as a private interest, and while
it was in a satisfactory condi
tion, they were not in favor of
the city's plan to install a new
one and assess it against their
Drooerty.
' Mrs. A. A. Soule appeared
before the council on this ques
tion, and was represented by
Fred O. Small, attorney. Mrs.
Soule stated that the damage
was being caused by a defective
sewer located above her prop
erty, but that hers was still in
good condition, and felt that
there was no reason to con
struct a new one at tne present
time. According to Mrs. Soule,
an ordinance was passed in
1926, giving her permission to
install this sewer, and she has
had no trouble since that time.
Perkins then suggested that the
council look into the ordinance
which gave the city's authoriza
tion, and that further action
would be taken at the next reg
ular meeting.
Small suggested that a serious-
legal situation might arise
if Mrs. Soule was forced to pay
for such a project, if the dam
age is being caused elsewhere,
as long as her present sewage
system is serving her own pur
poses and is not in any way
hindering the health or sanitary
conditions. '
; City Engineer Thomas be
lieves that at least a section of
the sewer line should be re
placed, because some of the pipe
is ' four-inch and some six-inch,
which does" not make it of a
uniform diameter and thereby
" causes clogging and overflow
ing. ' O. D. Matthews, city
plumbing inspector, claimed that
most of the trouble is occurring
In cases where the pipe line is
not deep enough, and that the
problem which i now facing
the city may partially be rem
edied by lowering these pipes
to the proper depth.
The matter will be discussed
further at the next regular
meeting of the city council on
Tuesday, at which time the
-council will decide what action
should be taken. No meeting
will be held Monday because of
Lincoln's birthday, a legal holi
day. 17,802 Pounds of
Waste Fats Salvaged
Waste fats totaling 17,802
pounds were salvaged last
month in Klamath county.
Klamath meat dealers have co
operated well with housewives
in the salvage program, but
more . used fats are urgently
needed.
Homemakers should take
ttheir strained fats in tin con
tainers to their meat dealer
where they will receive four
'cents and two red points for
each pound turned in to the
butcher.
. Housewives are requested by
.jvirs. winnitrea ti. Uliien, home
demonstration agent, to take
iheir. salvaged, fats to. their
dealers on week days in order
to avoid the weekend rush,-, . :
HIGH SCHOOL
News Notes and
'Comment
Price Ceilings May ..
Be Boosted by OPA
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 (IP)
In cases where price ceil
ings on western red cedar
are causing "substantia! hard
ship" and impeding production
they will be increased, the office
of price administration an
nounced yesterday. .
Producers applying for an ad
justment should submit profit
and loss statements for the years
-1036-39, for the last calendar
year or fiscal year preceding fil
ing of the application, and for
the latest quarter of the last cal
endar or fiscal year, the OPA
said.
SEARCH FOR PLANE
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 6 W)
The mountainous sections of
Angeles national forest were
being searched today for a ma
rine corps airplane which disap
peared en route to Corvallis,
Ore., last Friday. Seven per
sons were aboard.
Chase's Office, 203 IOOF
Building will "put you right" on
your withholding receipts. May
are something.
TIN COATS
TIN PANTS
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
800 Main
Bv JUANITA SHINN
This morning, E. E. Hambrick,
city recreation officer in Klam
ath Falls, met with all of the
girls in KUHS. The purpose of
the meeting was to get the reac
tion of the girls to a "no man's
land," or girls' club to be held
once a week. He said that this
club would not interfere in any
way with the proposed teen-age
club which tne ! 1 .
students are try
ing to organize,
but would be
strictly a girls'
club, with coun
sellors hired by
the city.
The boys' club
building would
be used, and the
girls would have
access to it on
Thursday merits. isa.W 5s,
The building consists of three
rooms a large room for volley
ball, a small room for table
games, and a iarge club room
where the girls could just sit and
talk.
Available facilities for a jute
box, ping-pong, volley ball, shuf
fle board, and many other games
are located in the club rooms.
Also, a coke machine is there.
The only cost to the girls
would be some work to put the
place in shape, and there is to be
a meeting this coming Thursday
night between 6:30 and 9 o'clock
to further discuss plans with the
girls.
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Reports
DRIVE SLATED
Lt.-Col. Robert C. Burns,
I USMCR, arrived at the Marine
Barracks Saturday afternoon to
take over duties at that post.
Col. Burns came to Klamath
Falls directly from Camp Pen
dleton, Calif., and prior to that
time was on the staff of the
Seventh Fleet. His home town
is St. Louis, Mo. Cal. Burns will
reside at the Barracks. Official
Marine corps photo.
HE OF FATAL
FOR SALVAGE
MATERIAL HERE
In view of the fact that the
war with Germany and Japan
has now reached its must critical
and important stage, salvage
drives on waste fats, waste pa
per, and tin cutis will be held in
Klamath Falls until there is no
lurlher need for these commodities.
A meeting to ascertain the na
ture and lime of these drives
will be held Wednesday, Febru
ary 10, at the chamber of com
merce offices. People from
Klamath Fulls and outlying com
munities will then get together
in an effort to revitalize tho en
tire salvage program here,
Roderick Finney, executive
secretary of the Oregon state
salvage committee, will bo pre-
sent tu HuviM uic i-uuiiuiiii-i's uu
liow to conduct a more effective
and active program.
These salvage drives will con
stitute an all-out effort to hasten I
the day of totul victory and the
fullest cooperation is expected.
The exact dates and procedures
of these programs will be an- j
nounced as soon as detinue in
formation is available and it
would be advisable for people
to start saving their salvage
right now.
The tload to
Berlin
By The Associated Press
1 Eastern front: 32 miles
(from Zclltn by official soviet
announcement.)
2 Western front: 310 miles
(from Munich JullcH Duren
Hi'ca.)
3 Itullun front: U mlloa
(from Reno river.)
FEVER INCREASES
PORTLAND, Feb. 0 (1)
Now caws of unnulant (ever in
Portland for tho lust five tluys
rose lo 26 todny titter 10 nuiro
were roporioa
Thieves, OPA Trouble
Gas Station Owner
PORTLAND, Feb. 0 (!') It
wasn't dimwit Hint thlovna en
tered K. W. ltinmuiiiMm'K mn'vlco
station in MllwnuUlo mill helped
thciiwelves to gnsollno coupons.
On top nf II. Hi" OPA handed
Mnsimi.wii a 30-day miitpunsmn
effecllve .,
lying iilimit
r-. oiion T
Nannnl cli.. '
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FAIRMONT, W. Va., Feb. 6
(iP) A detailed outline of a
fatal battle 40 years ago was
given to a jury by the state Mon
day as it asked for a first de
gree murder verdict against
Benjamin Franklin Male, who
came back from his Oregon hid
ing place to stand trial.
t,sc! k:v. : . ""'"-- J"'.v --
.,,1 j ', ,,;;'r' SV "" I lected quickly after the 73-year-wJ'.?
1 if.ll .7n,m?.m"il'i farmer pleaded innocent to
SSLSl t ar,,meT.i I the 1905 killing of School
Teacher Walter O. Smith in a
On February 9, the Klamath
Knights will present a valentine
dance which they hope will be
come an annual affair. Tickets
are now on sale in the student
body office, and prices are 74
cents a couple and 60 cents stag.
evening in room 319. Refresh
ments will be served following
the meeting.
Australian Army
Sergeant Stabbed
By Cuttlefish
MELBOURNE. Australia. Feb.
6 (JP) An Australian army ser
geant was stabbed through the
heart by a cuttlefish Monday
while swimming in the sea at
Bayside, Melbourne suburb.
The fish struck the sereeant
while the latter was swimming
under the surface. He died as
companions helped .him ashore.
A post-mortem disclosed a stab
wound in-the chest, penetrating
uie neart.
Salem Votes Against
Special Election '
SALEM. Feb. 6 UP) The Sn.
lem city council voted last night
against holding a special election
to determine whether the city
should take in new territory.
An election win be held next
Friday on two propositions. Thev
are whether the Salem Electric
cooperative should be given a
i. : : 4. -. i i : .
uauuiui: ui me cuy, ana wnetn
er the city should spend $175,
000 to buy Bush's pasture for
use as a park.-
Soybean flour Is a low-cost
source of fat, calcium phosphate,
iron and protein.
fight which following the whip
ping of one of Male's sons.
After opening statements by
counsel, Judge Charles E. Mil
ler recessed court until after
noon, when the jury will travel
eight miles to the village of
Hoult where Smith was fatally
injured.
Male, who disappeared -after
the killing and spent 40 years
in Oregon, appeared calm and
confident as he came before
Judge Miller to enter his plea.
Painting of McNary
Arrives In Salem
SALEM. Feb. 6 (P) A paint
ing of the late Sen. Charles L.
McNary arrived here yesterday
for approval by tne Lnaries u.
McNary memorial fund commit
tee, of which State Sen. Freder
ick S. Lamport, Salem, is chair
man. If the painting, by Ebon Co
mins, Washington D. C, is ac
cepted, it will be hung in the
national capitol.
20,000 DECKS
WASHINGTON A playing
card concern is doing a hurry
ud iob of producing 200,000
decks for the Bowlers Victory
Legion to be sent to GI's over
seas. .
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