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Today's Roundup
By MALCOLM EPLEV
TOO much "overhead irrigation" may cut 1945
crop production in the Klamath area, but
dont let vourself be carried away with bearish
sentiment. Crops that nave
been lost before have sold for
several million dollars in the
fall.
However, it is plain that
the persistent May rains
"didn't do the potato farmers
any good." They badly dis
rupted the planting season.
There was some loss of seed,
and delay in planting may re
duce the yield unless there is
an unusually long growing
season in the autumn. EPLEY
The area seems to be spotted with good and
bad individual situations. Some farmers find
seed In the ground in good condition and the
crop coming along. Others haven't finished
planting.
Whatever losses there may be in potatoes
and onions are likely to be partially offset by
extremely favorable conditions on dry lands
and pastures, due to that same "overhead irri
gation" that made it a nasty spring for irriga
tion farmers. Pasture and range have never
been better. . Dry land farmers, who were
looking forward to a scanty season six weeks
ago, now find their crops in exceptionally fine
shape so good that there will be excellent
yields regardless of how dry the season may be
from here on out.
And so it goes. Farmers seem to view the
general situation optimistically or pessimistical
ly according ' to their individual situations.
Those, as we have said, are spotted. So is sen
timent over the outlook. - -
As for us, we - were sufficiently optimistic
today to break out last year's straw hat. -
Paper-'
AE have received at least half a dozen an
YY - nouncements from the department of the
interior telling us that Goodrich M. Lineweaver
has been appointed director of the branch, of
operation and maintenance. Today, we received
another, along with comment which Reclama
tion Commissioner Bashore made to Secretary
Ickes about Goodrich M. Lineweaver.
It is our wish at this time to report that we
are fully convinced that Goodrich M. Line
weaver is the new director of o.tand m. We
also wish to point out that there is a paper
shortage, and to suggest that if Mr. Ickes and
Mr. Bashore and their aides will quit writing to
' us and others about Mr. Lineweaver's appoint-
ment, maybe enough paper can be saved to allot
The Herald and News an extra ton before
war's end.
Suspicious
SUSPICION seems to have reached a new
high hereabouts.
A feminine acquaintance of ours reports that
she was seated in a local restaurant next to a
man who concluded his meal and left just after
she sat down. She wanted to play . the juke
; box, and moved over into his seat to reach
the nickel slot in front of that place.
- When our friend got up to pay her bill,
the waitress asked her why she had moved
to the adjoining seat. Startled, she explained,
but the waitress looked at her accusingly and
remarked that the man who occupied that seat
had always left a quarter tip.
, "I couldn't find it there today," she added,
significantly.
Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, Jun. 7 (API Specialties
r . j . v-"" emiyujn 01 sirengm
In today', stock market although many
leaders slipped under light selling
pressure.
Closing quotations:
American Can . ; oai.
Am Car & Fdy 471?
Am Tel & Tel 170i
Anaconda t " 141!
fall, D..II.... O-l?.
Cat T...I..
m . 8 . JZ
81 y.
IV.
43 V.
- 68'.
31 '1
-. 37'i
87 .
38".
25'
19V,
- 641,
.. 28
31
40',
.-. C.
.38H
.. S3?
12".
22.
...120
.. 49',
37C
12',
12
22",
...128 'i
68a.
17
Comomnwealth 6c Sou
Curtis-Wright
General Electric
General Electric
Gt Nor Hy pfd
Illinois Central .
Int Harvester
Kennecott
Lockheed
s-cii n
Montgomery Ward
N Y Central
Northern Pacific ...
Pac Gas & El
Packard Motor .
Penna R R
Republic Steel
Richfield Oil :
Safeway stores
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands
Sunshine Mining
Trans-America ...
Union Oil Calif
Union Pacific
U S Steel
Warner Picture. .
Potatoes
CHIC A fin .Tun t AD.txrvA, nt.
t?8i arrival 48, on track 73, total
U. S. Bhi omenta IftRR
New stocks: offering very light, de
mand exceeds available supply, market
California 100-l'b. sacks of Long Whites)
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO. June 7 tAP-WFA) Sal
able hogs 3000: total 12.500; fully steady:
good and choice barrows and gilts at
140-lbs. up at $14.75: good and choice
lows at $14.00; complete clearance.
Salable cattle 4500, total 6000; salable
calves 800 total, 800 salabale; fed steers
and yearlings. Including yearling heif
ers, steady to 25 cents lower; cows 115
to 25 cents off; bulls steady, with beef
bulls hcUvp; most fed steers $15.00
17.25; top $17.75 an weighty steers and
$17.00 on yearlings: eastern shipper de
mand narrow on both steers and she
stock; most beef cows $10.00-13.00; cut
ters $0,00 down; weighty sausage bulls
to $13.25; and heavy fat bulls to $15.50;
vealers fully steady at $10.50 down;
stock cattle scarce, steady to strong.
Salable shiep 2000, total 7000; steady:
rid lot naffva soiinr lambs at $16.00
News Behind The News
By
MEW YORK,
firess. Unlike
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I month. 93 13
96.00
04
Member Audit
Bureau Circulation
. ann w"
this way: Mr.
trying to inmate in tins w ycuviat
tional Surrender" Grant in the Civil War, who
earned his nickname at Fort Donaldson but
gave generous terms to Lee at Appomatox.
I think I can demonstrate, if you will read
on, that any procedure except the Roosevelt
Truman policy of unconditional surrender is
not onlv impractical but impossible and the
hope of" many people to save lives by offering
conditional surrender is founded on an unsound
understanding of military history, particularly
the same Civil War.
The Japanese war is being conducted by a
ruling military clique with the full support
of the people. No terms to the clique are
possible because these would mean the end
of the persons who operate it. Any terms of
fered to the people could not be effective until
they overthrow the clique, and therefore the
only feasible time to consider terms is after
that. But when they have done this, they are
prepared for unconditional or any suvrender.
Task Impossible
TRY to write some terms to encourage them to
revolution and you will see how impossible
is the task. One critique I saw suggested we
offer the people the restoration of their em
peror. What emperor, to what Japanese class
and for how long? Unless Jap military might
is first crushed can we possibly contrive any
thing to prevent another bigger Pearl Harbor
20 years hence a successful one next time.
I do not believe wars can be ended except by
unconditional surrender. The terms which Grant
gave Lee at Appomatox had nothing to do with
the end of the war. Further resistance proved
impossible before Lee asked for terms. The
South had been crushed. Indeed, it lay pros
trate for nearly 50 years.- Does anyone think
an earlier conclusion could have been reached
to the Civil War if Grant's terms had been
offered earlier? It is impossible for anyone to
believe that. And what were those terms?
Basically that the officers could keep their
sidearms and the soldiers their horses (which
they owned anyway as the Confederate com
missary could not furnish any) in order that
they might go home to plow and to live, with
out requiring federal support.
You have to beat an enemy in any war in
order to get any terms, then after they are
beaten, you can call it whatever you like it
still is unconditional surrender. In the War
of 1812 we negotiated a peace before we won
the battle of New Orleans, and this fiasco
resulted in terms so unpopular they could
not be enforced by the victors against us.
Kidding Doesn't Help
NOTHING can be gained by kidding our
selves. .Lives are saved in wars by swift,
decisive action. The quicker you beat the
enemy, the smaller is your casualty list. There
fore what you need is overpowering might and
shrewd generalship, not peace programs. You
can never save lives by selling your war aims
short.
Innuendos suggest we might do well to leave
Japan with something to offset prospective
Russian inroads in Asia, or capture of that
continent, as Europe has been considerably
captured. That is not our way. This nation
acts on the basis of first deciding what is right,
and then pursuing it with irresistible might to
final conclusion. We will gain nothing by
aping European methods of doubledcaling. We
have done better as a nation following our own
way than any of the doubledealers in all Eu
ropean or world history. There is greater power
in the American heritage than anyone can
muster. That power and heritage will survive
in this world long after the doubledealers have
contrived their extinction by their own artifices.
down; package 60-lb. weights $13.75;
load mixed common to good 90-1 b. old
crop wooled tubs $14.25; wooled black
face yearling breeding ewes $15.00. with
2-ycar-oldi $11.50; few yearling wethers
$1500 . sizable string wooled yearlings
heId 8.bo.e 4.00i odd lot shorn native
ewes $0.007.75.
PORTLAND, Ore., June 7 (AP-WPA)
Salable cattle 223; total 650; calves 50;
liberal proportion of early supply soft
grassy beef type cattle; market less
active but mostly steady; light stock er
steers 114.25-15.00; medium salughter
steers $15.00; common-medium heifers
$11.00-14.50; canner-cutter cows $7.00
10.00; fat dairy type cows $10.50-11.00;
odd head $11.50; grass fat beef cows
$12.00-50; good beef bulls $13.50; medium-good
sausage bulls $10.00-12.00;
good-choice vealers steady at $15:30-
Sal'able hogs 50, total 150. market
active, steady at ceiling; barrows and
gills largely $15.75; sows $15.00; good
choice 121-135 lb. feeder pigs $17.00
18.50: lighter weights quotable to $20.00
or above.
Salable and total sheep 250; market
active, steady, but good choice spring
Iambs lacking; few medium-good spring,
era $13.25-50; common grades down to
$11.50; medium-good No. 2 pelts old crop
lambs $12.00; common grades down to
91u.au; gooa snorn ewe
No. 1 pelt ewes to $7.00.
WHEAT
CHICAGO, June 7 (AP) Wheat was
mixed and most other grains were
steady to firm in quiet futures markets
today.
Wheat slipped more than a cent at
times under hedae selllna and there
was some liquidation of rye following
a sharp break In prices at Winnipeg.
Resting orders were uncovered by the
break in wheat and at mld-sestlon prices
made a sharp recovery fc only to slip
again under Increased offerings.
At the finish wheat was He higher
to 4c lower than yesterday's, close.
July $1.97-1.66. Corn was unchanged
to up Vtc, July $1.18'. Oats were
Y to Vc higher, July 64'c. Rye was
off VkC to up lftc, July $1.42-1.42.
Barley was unchanged to l'Ac higher.
WEATHER
Wednesday, June 0, 1945
man, -mm. irecip.
- 66 49 Trace
60 39 .00
78 48 Trace
50 47
.....1 31 .00
,,.....64 38 Trace
62 50 .00
69 l Trace
-....70 4.1 .00
50 .45
Klamath Falls .
North Bend
Portland
Reno
San Francisco .....
Seattle ,
Medford
Red Bluff w
Washington and Oregon Partly
cloudy with widely scattered showers
today, tonight and Friday. Slightly
warmer today.
Northern California Partly cloudy
in northern portion and mostly clear
In southern portion today, tonight and
Friday; scattered showers in the
mountains; slfghtly warmer In northern
Dortlon today and in the mountains:
slightly warmer In northern portion
Friday.
The average person, accord
ing to estimates, has 18 moles.
.'hurstUy, Jun 7. 194$
PAUL MALLON
June 7 H was a hard-war pro
Mi ' Trtimnn nut before con
Mr. Roosevelt, he told the people
... - ,J ...... Jafnnt
wnai was neeaea m iiivn .u cnvigj
the Japanese. Like Mr. Roosevelt, his primary
. . ..... Jt.. . t. In
point was tnai ne muofc uuvo mv g.a
conditional surrender.
-:.;;..... Im,,.iw4int-1- nmv. dlsclosmc OD'
,l Illll?lll nmuw.-.v - -. .
position on this point such as existed against
Mr. Roosevelt. It is not illnatured opposition
but representee; a genuine view mm nv iu
be saved by concessions.
t ... .-...a itritinna wMt-h nut the matter
"4 - i
Roosevelt was a frustrated person
Courthouse Records
Marrlsre Llcenstf
JOirNSON-SPLOrJSKUWbft.r. Charles
Edward Johnson, 25, USN. Native of
Iowa. Resident of Des Moines, la. Ruth
mary opionsKowsifl, waitress. Native
of South Dakota. Resident of Eugene,
1Airr..VTV.9KV7 . Va-I IT-l, tMU... 1 ....
22, USMC. Native of Texas. Resident!
of Klamath Falls, Ore. Rosemarie Wes
sel, 18, clerk. Native of Texas. Resl-
aeni 01 isjamam rails, ore.
HABHISOM.AHTH WHIUm TrIU
Harrison. 32, master rigger. Native of
Texas. Resident of Houston, Tex. Hat
tie Garth, 22, housekeeper. Native of
Louisiana. Resident of Bossier' City, La.
McGRATH-AUSTIN. Martin John Mc-
irrain, w, usm, native or Oregon.
Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. Olive
mane Austin, zi, us, native of Cali
fornia. Resident of Medford, Ore.
Comolftlnta VHmA
Muriel A. Hart vs. Cecil E. Hart. Suit
for divorce. Charge, conviction of felony.
Plaintiff asks custody and support of
four minor children. . Couple married
October 17, 1933, at Bums, Ore.
Ruby Genevieve Johnson vs. Lester
W. Johnson. Suit for divorce. Charge,
cruel and inhuman treatment. Plaintiff
asKs cusioay oi one rot nor cniid and
possession of all personal prooerty.
Couple married . November 4, 1836 at
ueno. nev.
VITAL STATISTICS
LEDBETTER Born at Klamath Valley
hospital, June 7, 1945, to Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Ledbetter, 133 Henry, a girl. Weight;
7 pounds 3 ounces.
TUCKER Born at Klamath Valley
uumyiiai, wuno O, 1U3. CO Mr. and fflTM.
W. M. Tucker. 1449 Wllford, a irl.
ttciu. o pounas ju-? ounces.
House Sticks By
Expense Allowance
WASHINGTON. June 7 m
The house of representatives
stuck by its self-voted S2500 an
nual expense allowance for mem
bers today, despite the senate s
refusal to go alone.
By a roll call vote, 206 to 152,
tne House sent the legislative ap
pripriation bill to President Tru
man for his approval with the
expense allowance intact. The
vote came after a sharp debate
over whether the house should
insist on getting paid expenses
or snouid oacK out oi the fzouu
it voted itself last month.
The expense item, one of the
most controversial subjects to
reach Capitol Hill in months, had
frayed tempers to the point
vvneie at least one diow naa
been struck.
Maryland farmers trapped
275 tons of Japanese beetles in
a few weeks time in IV w.
NOTICE
OF
SPECIAL CITY ELECTION
Punu.nt to Kasolutlons of lit. Com
mon Council duly adontcd by th. Com
mon Council ou th. vlh d.y o( April,
.net tn. will u.y or April. iu.o,
and Ordln.nc. No. aU of th. City of
k'llm.lh I'allj. (Iwiilll. dlllv .tlnnt.tl 1)V
tho Common Council on th. ltttlt tt.y of
May, ltuo. and pursuant to tho provi
sions of suction 40 oi Hit Cli.tttr ol
Mid City. , ,
NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN that
ittcl.l cliy rlociion will b. h.ld ou rrl
d.y. Jun. U. ll. In th. various pre
cinct, of th. City of Kl.m.lh rails. Ore
gon, for tho purpoaa of submitting to
th. qualified .lector, of the Clly of
Klamath falls. Oregon. thr charter
amndm.nls: one for repealing 5.C11011
M; and two lor levying taxation.
u.nt tn th. nravlslons of Ordinance No,
3372. duly adopted by the Common
Council on the Hard d.v of April. IS.
and approved by th. M.yor 011 th. tftlh
day of April. 1143: and pursuant to the
R revision.- of Ordinances No. Jtfia and
o. 31174. duly adopted by the Common
Council on tne Tin aay or may. imj.
approved by the Mayor on the (Ir, day
Said Ordinance No. 307J I. enUlled as
' ORDINANCE NO. 37
AN ORDINANCE CAULINI! A 8PE
JV. . i rr-rtnM IM All. THK VOT
ING PLACES OF THE CITY or
KL-AMATIl TALUS, OREGON, ON
THE JJnd DAY OF JUNE. 11143. FOR
THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING 10
THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS Of
SAID CITY. A CERTAIN PROPOSI
TION FOR AMENDING THE t-llARl-ER
THEREOF. BY REPEALING SEL
K.tnM r, eiin r-UAUTEH! THEItk-
BY ALLOWING A VACANCY IN THE
OFFICE Or LUl'm. 11-Mrtn ""...V
VACANCY IN ANY OTHER ELECTIVE
OFFICE TO BE FILLED UNDER T IE
PROVISIONS OF THE STATUTES Of
OREGON: DIRECTING THE POLICE
JUDGE OF KLAMATH E ALLS. ORE
CON; TO PUBLISH AND POST NO
TICES OF SAID ELECTION; DESIG
NATING THE TOLLING PLACES:
JUDGES AND CI.ERKS: REPEALING
ALL ORDINANCES OR PART Or AN
ORDINANCE IN CONFLICT HERE
WITH: AND DECLARING AN EMEK-
SadCo'rdln.nc No. 373 U enUUed
" ,0"OWo:RnlNANCE NO. 3J
AN ORDINANCE CALLING A SPE
CIAL ELECTION IN THE CITY OF
KLAMATH FALLS. ORVwNlt!Nr
vmriAY THE UNO DAY OP Ji'i .
msDAFORT THE ; PURPOSE OP SUB
,NrTOTTHEE Tmo-'c'it"?-.1
CHARTER AMENDMENT AND PRO
POSITION PROPOSED BJ THE
COMMON COUNCIL OIT THE CITJ
OF KLAMATH FALLS .ORE .ON: AU
THORIZING THE B?R"'t",9noV-S
I FVY OF A TAX OVER AND ABOV E
THE AloUTCT LEVIED FOH EITHER
OF THE THREE PRECEDING EARS
di i,b SIX PER CENT THEREOF.
WH I C II CHARTER AMENDMENT
AND PROPOSITION IS SUBMITTED
UNDER THE LAWS Or OREGON.
THE CHARTER OF SAID CITY. AND
BY VIRTUE OF ORDINANCE NO.
SOT. Or KLAMATH FALLS ORE.
CON DULY ENACTED AND PASbED
BY THE COMMON COUNCIL ON THE
19TH DAY OF MAY. 1030: AMEND
ING THE CHARTER Or THE CITY
r vl AM ATH FALLS. OREGON:
pJovidinS I Fallot titlefor
THE QUESTION TO BE SUBMITTED:
AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING
Ind pWcoTIa.d' elec'-
,NON:PDESIGNXflNO THE P'Ng
cttitKi
HOURS THE POLLING P L A C E S
?MAI I BE "EN TO ELECTORS rOR
VOTING? A PROPMATINO MO NF.Y
ALL D,NEAlS
ESSBtVr:;? f BE,5?.
AiiYsWies
Jollows: vn ami
AM ORDINANCE CALLING A SPE
CIAL ELECTION IN THE CITY OF
KLAMATH FALLS. a-,.,S2
vniniy THE MND DAY OF JUNE.
Tm3 FOR TIIT. PURPOSE Or SUB-
"ttinS o "irewALiriED .elec.
TORS Or SAID CITY OF K'i""
AS6MSNTa0ANDNpIRO?S5,.TTr5N
OPODSEDBY JHCOMMONOUN.
f 'iLd ?JS GON: a'uTHOiz'.NG
TOEBORROwiNG OF MONEY AND
Or: WHICH CHARTER AMENDMENT
SNgEHE'l'AWS-OrHEGO
THE CHARTER OF SA1DCITY. AND
BY VIRTUE Or ORDINANCE NO.
" L v1 . . -rir FALLS. ORE
GON. DUI.Y ENACTED AND PASSED
BY THE COMMON COUNCIL ON THE
foTH DAY Or MAY. 1930: AMEND
TNG THE CHARTER Or THE CITY
OF KLAMATH rALLS. OREGON:
PROVIDING A BALLOT TITLEIFOR
..MiinTii.iMf.. Asm ntnrcTING
THE POLICE JUDGE TO PUBLISH
AND POST NOTICES Or SAID ELEC
TION: DESIGNATING THE POLLING
PLACES AND THE JUDGES AND
mvDv-e nr aAin ELECTION: THE
HOURS THE POLLING, PLACES
SHALL BE OPEN TO ELECTORS EOR
VOTING: APPROPRIATING MONEY
FOR SAID ELECTION: REPEALING
ALL ORDINANCES IV CONFLICT
HEREWITH. AND DECLARING AN
rMTBrTNfT! THE PURPOSE BEING
TO AUTHORIZE CONSTRUCTION Or
A JAIL AND PAYMKiTr infinrn"
AND EQUIPPING SAM7! AND AC
ninBlHC PROPERTY THEREFOR.
The title. Of said Resolution adopted
by the Common Council are In words
ana Jlgures as rounw-:
RESOLUTION NO.
a Ttrsni.trriON sunviTTING TO
THE QUAL1TIED SECTORS Or THE
CITY Of KLAMATH rALI.S. ORE
GON, THE OUESTION WHETHER
THE CHARTER OF SAID CITY
SHALL BE AMENDED BY ALLOW
ING A VACANCY IN THE OrrlCE
Or COUNCILMAN On A VACANCY
IN ANY OTHER ELECTIVE OrFICE
TO BE riLLED UNDER THE PRO
VISION OF THE STATUTES OF THE
STATE OF OREGON BY REPEALING
. SECTION M OF THE CHARTER Or
SAID CITY: REPEALING SAID SEC
TION 4 OF THE CHARTER Or
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON: CALL
ING . AN ELECTION TO BE HELD
TOR THE PURPOSE Or VOTING UP
ON THIS MEASURE; PROVIDING A
BALLOT TITLE FOR THE MEASURE
TO BE SUBMITTED AND DIRECT
ING THE PUBLICATION AND POST
ING OF ELECTION NOTICES.
RESOLUTION NO. JIM
A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR
THE ACQUIRING Or A SEWAGE
AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM FOR
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON: TO BE
CONSTRUCTED AT THE APPROXI-
MATE COST OF 1160,000.00. BY PAY
ING TO SAID U. S. GOVERNMENT
TEN PER CENT Or THE CONSTRUC
TION COST THEREOF: CREATING A
SINKING rUND TO BE KNOWN AS
"GOVERNMENT SEWAGE - AND
DRAINAGE FUND" WITH WHICH TO
MAKE SAID TEN PER CENT PAY
MENT: CREATING A LEVY OF A
TAX Or ONE MILL UPON THE DOL
LAR Or ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY
IN KLAMATH rALLS, OREGON. FOR
THE TWO TAX BUDGET YEARS OF
1949-1846 and 1946-1047 -TO BE
PLACED IN SAID SINKING FUND:
AUTHORIZING THE BORROWING
FOR A PERIOD OF NOT MORE THAN
THREE YEARS A SUM OF MONEY
EQUAL TO TEN PER CENT Or THE
COST Or CONSTRUCTION OF SAID
SEWAGE AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM
WITH WHICH TO MAKE IMMEDI
ATE PAYMENT TO THE GOVERN
MENT, WHICH LOAN SHALL BE RE
PAID FROM SAID SINKING FUND.
AND LIMITING BATE OF INTEREST
ON BORROWED FUNDS TO FOUR
PER CENT PER ANNUM; AMEND
ING THE CITY CHARTER OF KLAM
ATH FALLS. SO SAID OBJECTIVES
AND PURPOSES MAY BE ACCOM
PLISHED. CALLING SPECIAL ELEC
, TION FOR THE PURPOSE OF VOT
TNG UPON THE MATTER: RECITING
GROUNDS FOR EMERGENCY: PRO
VIDING A -BALLOT TITLE FOR THE
OUESTION TO BE SUBMITTED AND
DIRECTING THE POSTINO AND
PlfBLICATION OF ELECTION NO
TICES AND DIRECTING OTHER
THINGS NECESSARY TO BE DONE
IN CONNECTION WITH SAID SPE
CIAL ELECTION.
RESOLUTION NO, 'I'M '
A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOn
ACOUIR1NG PROPERTY AND THE
CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPPING
OF A PUBLIC BUILDING, TO-W7T. A
JAIL: TO BE BUILT BV KLAMATH
FALLS ALONE OR JOINTLY WITH
KLAM'TH COirNTY. OREGON. AT
A COST TO KLAMATH FALLS OF
approximately 30ono.fKi: pr.corc.
NT7JN A flTNir.rwrl irtJND TJNnF.R
rw, miw? Avn TTLr ".tat?, cow.
anrmtTCTTOV FUVD." rrSTTn nv
pireoT.TrTTON wo, lie. TrE.Frnwo,,1,:
nnwpfn. pew ,Artvri p A ' TV.
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A fax rr' ty a.n nn.vnTTpi
vn,!,. tipov roer nnLT.Aw ow at.?.
TAYAnLW TRry!5F'iv If Vf.AMATiT
TMT-T.S OPrnOW, FOR THRFIS TAV
BunnET v:" bfgtt-twtng jttt.v
1. 193. AND TMOTNO JUNE Wl. 104H
TO RE PT.ACRD TV AID .TNVWO
FlrVTl: AUTHORIZING THE pon.
tiowtvg ron a period or not
MORE THAN FOUR YEAR A RUM
OF MONEY EQUAL TO THE REVE
NUE TO BE DERIVED FROM SAIU
LEVY FOR IMMEDIATE CONSTRUC
TION OF A JAIL; WHICH LOAN
SIIAIJ. BE REPAID FROM SAID
SINKING FUND WITH INTEREST
THEREON OF NOT MOI1K THAN
FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM FOR
FOUR YEARS; AMENDING THE CITY
CHARTER OF KLAMATH FALLS. SO
SAID I'lUECTIVrS AND PUIIPOKFS
MAY B KACC OMI'l.lfllllr'I; kK,,LrX
A SPECIAL El.ECTIO.-, FOR THE
PURPOSE OF VOTING UPON Tlir
MATTE II: RECITING GROUNDS FOR
EMERGENCY; PROVIDING A HAL
I OT TITLE FOR THE QUESTION TO
BE SUBMITTED AND DIIIECTINO
THE POSTING AND PUBLICATION
, OF ELECTION NOTICES AND DI
RECTING OTHER THINGS NECES
SARY TO BE DONE IN CONNECTION
WITH SAID SPECIAL ELECTION.
The ballot tllles adopted lor Slid
Charter Amendment, are u follows:
ErEAI. of "km-fion al OF THE
CttARTF.H OF KLAMATH FALLM,
OltKlON
Shall secllon 04 of th. Charier of
the Cllv of Klem.lh Falls. Oregon,
which pertain, tn the filling of vecan
rl.s In the office of councilman or
other elective office, be repealed,
therebv eltowlng aurh v.c.nrlea to he
filled as provided hy tile sl.tutea of
the State of Oregon.
103 YES VOTE YES
OR
103 NO VOTE NO
CHARTS.' AMENDMENT SUBMITTED
TO THE VOTlRd BT THE COM
MON COUNCIL
Shall Klamath Falls. Orefon. acquire
from the United stale, t.overnm.nt.
. Mw.g. .nd dr.ln.en sysl.ni, roallng
.pproxlmalelv steoooooo hv p.vtng
on. tenth th. cost of construction;
levy a t.x of on. mill upon each dot.
lar of taxable property for two lit
budget years, one beginning July I.
1043. the other July I. loirs: create
sinking fund with revenue from aald
levy to purchase said property: au
thorise borrowing for Immediate nev.
ment and paving loan with Interest
thereon not over four per cent a year
for three vears from sinking fund:
and amending the clly charter to
meet levy hereby authorised
104 YES VOTE YES
OR
103 NO VOTE NO
CHARTFR AMK.NHMFNT Hl'BMIT.
TFI) TO THE VOTERS BV THE
COMMON COUNCIL
Shatt Klamath Falls, Oregon, acquire
property and construct and equip
atone, or Jointly with Klamath Cotin
tv. Oregon, a J. II costing Kl.m.lh
F.Ils. approximately $30,000.00; t.vy
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION UPON QUESTION OF 1NCEEASINO TAX LEVY
NOTICE IS IIERFny GIVEN that an election will h. held In Kl.m.lh ron -
pol'dlngs from 1 IM P. M to 7 P, M..
i.J ' .-. tp. ,". ,
The reasons for Increasing such levy
To provide fund, sufficient tn mcre.s. selarlei of le.ch.rs, principals,
pproxlm.lelv In line wllh present needs.
-me amount ox tax. in excess of
Dated this nth day of May. 1043.
Attest: it. u. ASHLEY, uisinet Clerk.
Following ere the budget eatlmatee
Scbednle I Eallmal.rl Rsc.lpt. aed Av.ll.bl. C..1I B.l.ee..-
1 ITEM
Estimated Receipts from Delinquent Taxes
County School Fund
Elementary School rund .. . .
State Irreducible School Fund , . '
Vocational Education .
Indian Tuition
Salee of Supplies. Property, or Equipment
Serlel Levy - , -
Kentaia
Other Sources , .
Esttmeted Total necelpta -
Eettmelcd Available Cash Balance or Deficit
tAdd Cash Balence Deduct Delicto
Eetlmaled Total Recelpu end Av.ll.bl.
Schedule II G.n.rM feed
L GENERAL CONTROL
P.rsonal aervlce:
Superintendent . .
Clerk
Stenogrephers end other office assistants .
Compulsory education and census m.. ,
Supplies
Elections and publicity .
Legal tervlce telerk's bond, audit,
Other expense of general control;
Total Expense of General Cent?.!
U. INSTRUCTION sti per vlslen
Personel service:
Supervisors , ..,
Supplle., principal, and supervisor.
Telal Expense ef Snp.rvlsl.n
111. INSTRUCTION Teach log
Per.on.1 service:
Teacher.
Substitutes , ,
Librarian .
Library supplies, repairs .......
, Supplies ich.ik, p.per, etc.)
Texlhooka
Other expense of leaching .....
Telal Expense ef Teaching
IV. OPERATION Or PLANT
Personal aervlce:
Janitor, .nd other employee. ,
Cafeteria Cooks ...,w,......
Janltora supplies ....
Fuel
Light, power and water
1 eiepnorie
Other expense of operation ,
Tetal Exp.ns. f Op.r.tl.n
, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS
Repair and maintenance of furniture
Repair and maintenance of:
Buildings
Grounds , , ,
Tetel Expense of Melnl.n.flc. .nd
VL AUXILIARY AGENCIES
1. Ile.Ith service:
Personal service fnurse. etc.)
Supplies end other expenses
Transportation of pupils;
i-ersonei service
Supplies and other expensee ........
Repelr end replacement of busses .
Other auxiliary agencletl
ran. uriver.
Spec. Trans, and Board ,
Totsl Expense of Auxiliary Agencies .
VII. FIXED C1IAHOES
Insurance
Other fixed charges:
Irrigation tax ..H
S. I. A. C.
Tolet Fixed Charges
VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS
New sites ..,....,
New buildings
Alteration of buildings Inot repelrs)
New furniture, equipment end replacement. .
Assessments lor betterment.
Other cepltal outlay.:
Library book. ,...
Automotive ..................,
Reaerve .
Tetel Capital Outlays ,
X. EMERGENCY
Tetel Schedule II Gener.l Fend
Schedule 111 Bond Interest .nd
DEBT SERVICE-BOND INTEREST AND S1NKINO FUND
, Principal on bond, llnclude negotiable Interest-beerlng warrant
""r AAA-AVlO, j. s..
' Interest on bonds .
Tetal Schedule m Debt Serelce-Bonda
j Schedule V Sperlsl Improvement
FECIAL IMPROVEMENT FUND
', New buildings
Tdlel Schedule V-Speclel Improveaeo! rand ,
rsTMATlo'rToVTA'i;' ' E,"m""
LEVY
Total estimated expenditures ..,..
.Total .Allm.lert
Deficit forwarded to next flical year
Balance to be raised by taxation
fuF-s&ri? rd.:...,urin th
Telal esllmaled fax levies for ensuing
Anelysls of esllmaled lax levies!
Amount Inside limitation
Amount outside 6 limitation
INUCUTKDNEKR
1, Amount of bonded Indebtedness llnclude all nagollabl
interest-bearing warranu issued under section 111.1016,
O. C. L, A.I i( .... jyj-
Z Amount of warrant Indebtedness on warraniii 'lsVued a
endorsed "not paid for want of fund." '
e An.n..nt 1.1 nil... I...U..J
4. Total Indebtedness (sum of Items 1,
M 38; J 7. . No. US.
a la of one anrl en.-fourth mill, up
on ch doll.r ol Ua.bl. properly for
three UK lnldg.l y..r.. luiinnliig July
I, 11143. .no enaing june ju.
entle Iherefroni to gti Inlo . ' Jell Con
struction Fund." already creeled! au
thorise borrowing for cost ol Immedi
ate construction of lall and paHtg
loan wllh lnl.re.1 th.reon ol not over
four prr cent a ye.r for four ye.rs:
from. "J. II Construction Fund," ."id
amending Ih. City Charier 10 meel
levy hereby authorised. M
106 YES VOTE YIS
OR
lOt-NO VOTE NO
: The Polls will be open from o'clock
A. M. until o'clock P. M,
Th. following polling places In each
of the clly preclude at. a. follows, to
wn: FRBCINCT PLACE ADnlir
No. I P, J. Towey 133 So. Riverside
No. a Conger School Cellfornl. Ave,
No. a neldwln Hotel 31 Meln
No. 4 II. R. Brower 314 We.hlnglon
No. 3 Valley Hol.l 4IS Pine Street
No. 6 I'resttyteriert
Church
No. T F. W. Ahtey
No, 6 Court House
B.s.m.nt
No. ( Clly Library
got Pine Street
V3B Lincoln
4th e Main lleeU
3th Ai Kl.m.lh Av.
tiaem.nt
No. 10 Arr.d. Hotel 1034 Meln Street
No. 11 lxe lintel liue piein eirves
No. U Cov.n.nl t ,
Church U3 Walnut
to. 13 Bulck Garage 1330 Main Street
No. 14 lAtmherd
Motore 431 So th Slreet
No. 13 Vlole Kl.f.r U4a White (Ire.l
No. 16 Mrs. O. W.
Lohrey 1144 Ib.rl.ln
No. 17 Cell I.
Wllhur 3119 Wanll.nd
No. II Duk. Bldg.
Rm. t P33 E.sl Main
No. ID Mills School East Main
No. 20 Khepnerd
Music Co.
34S last Main
lia I. Main
Nell Mrs. V.
Smith
No. 13 ti.iiinr .
G.r.ge
No. 33 Ylerle Hunt
No. 34 U. S. Bel.
entitle
No. 13 Mrs. Ilerry
Larson
No. 36 RooMV.II
School
Main V Esplanade
303 Hillside
1004 Huron
1033 Melroee a tree I
IIU Ildor.do
no. a, i-ir oo.wn. -
del Rasameitl 1444 Crescent
No. 36 County
Library Mon Claire Slreet
No. HI r.lrvlew
School 1017 Doneld
No. 30 Jack Milter 733 St. Trends
No. 31 P.ler R.lnert IM7 Oregon Ave.
No. 33 Mrs. Burke
iShlpplngtonl 1IM Hanks Rlr.l
ny order of the Common Council of
Jun. I. 1043. for th. purpos. nt submit
.u u, "whuii ,,, ariici. Al, Ol Ul.
ere:
the 6 limitation, proposed to be levied
for the eeld fiscal rear .s epprav.d by
nUDUKT
Tol.1
All Funds
,. I 6.400 00
173.306.00
.4 OO.aixl no
M 6.IU3CO
n I .rxMi 00
t.OtxlOO
M 4.01X1 UO
93.000 00
3.630 OO
BtlOOO
. 336.010 00
130000.00
Cash Balance or Deficit ....... 4M.OIO.oo
Estimated Espsadlterse
atl.m.nUrr
School.
1.100 00
1.900.00
1, ISO. 00
900.00
400 Oil
3O0.00
400 00
130.00
etc.)
111
-.
, . 7.3I0.OD
7.000 110
a. 300 00
40000
6 6.6O0.00
..6141.000 00
. I 3.000.00
l.lnooo
100.00
i.vn ou
e.3x).rxi
- lAIO.OO
..6336.900.00
1 10 ono 00
U.rxxino
a.imo.oo
pooo.oo
4.000.00
30000
300.00
47.700.00
and equipment ,
,
4.000.00
3.000.00
Rep.lr. .
JO0 00
I 1,300.00
160.00
S.000.00
6,000.00
3.000.00
30,000.00
4.000.00
,..J) 4,300.00
300.00
300.00
.... 6 4,100,66
1.000 00
300.00
330.00
1.000.00
7,000.00
...a la.iat.et"
...t 6,660,99
.W9UI0.00
Klnklnv ran
a,, a.i . J 71.300 00
.., 3.409.00
mnt Inlerest J 74,606.96
rend (Serial Levy, Etc.)
.
...lo5.00O.O0
,..a 66499,00
9endll.res, R.cslpl. .ad Av.ll.bls
ToUl All
Funds
...790 ,079,00
. . . .
ZZZZZZZZZZZ. ZZISiimM
,400.00
fiscal year .
,..1333,469.09
, 200,660.00
. 131,769.00
,.,.,......, A,Un.
None
3, 3f
131,000.00
the Clly of Klem.lh faille. Oregon.
Del.d tills Ulli day of Msv, 11143.
II. T FRANEY.
. - a, ... Police Judge,
June T, 30. No. 111.
KUMMIlNe.
N.. K 1IJI
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
COUNTy"' "00N ro1' tl-AMATll
EAIIL KENT, Ptalnlllt,
MINNIE II. I.EATIIEHMAN: Th. Un.
known Heirs of Mlniil. . Leather
lii.il, neceaaedl NEOMI MAY 'El' M r
anil FRANK PEI'PLK. her I lls lai h
JOHN W. TURNER and Vll'l LA '
TURNER, his wife: AIITIII il N
TtlllNEII .nil FEIIN TllllNF.ll, hi. , wlf";
The Unknown Heirs ..I Llmd c
IMrttrr. Deceesed; CLARA IHAttrt
TUIINrin; CI.AHAIIEL1.E TURN EH
STONEIIIIAKFIt .,! JOHN l-tir
nTiiNEiiiiAKF.lt. Her husband; DAVID
hut wlr.: Tl,. ti..L...uJ' ;...""tH.
his wlf.;. The. Unknown' II. I, .St
M.F..F.I
, .n,,av,,, i,,e,ei; ill. iq
lugell, l)ei-.,.d; Th. Un-
,,v,,. , nriinir i,angei, -r.a,.d:
.ltd also ell nlhel- pereuns or
i,,:,r;":.;:,i:.n'i,".'n a.":i;w7.
, Defendanle.
Tot Minnie II. lealherinaii: the un
known helra of Minnie II. Ualliernieit,
'j'!"eli John W. Turner end Vitui.
M Turner, his wife: Arlluir N. Turner
end Fern Turnr. his wlf.; The un.
known heir, of l.lonl c. Turner, de
r'f.,,rti. ''I Turner; Clara,
belle Turner Slonebreker end John u,t,
Rtonehrek.r. her husliand: D.vld It
". '! W. Ttirn.r. In. wlf.;
dereesed: the unknown he',, of Ar'R'ur
persons or tt.rlles unknoH-n ctalnilit.
11 or to th. real e.1.1. descrllmd in
the complaint herein. in
,u ..1I,!r'"1""" .almve named
"oiuc'c-OnI"16 r T"E STATE OF
...T"1!. V" "r " ' Iterehy re
if, i.! i"'"" ""' enswer the com-
1 .... a.ini ynu in the e Hive
Jh.".:'.Lr,7''..,.";'1. ,u" t!" before
llcallon of this summons, and If inu
," ,,,r thereof,
plaintiff will apply In 11,. Cnurl for the
relief pr.v.d for In his compl.lnl here.
of you b. required lo set fnrlh I he
ni ell or any pail of th. following
CounlvTorogon. ',,7 n 111
J..?.' 0 . ' ln- ""I Si.
of SWI-, of Bee. , .11 tw
An. m t ,r a "i wp.
.nd Ih.l all advrs. claims of you and
OVER AMOUNT LIMITED BY SECTION II aiitii-. . -J
tv School ni.tn.-i .1 in. k . xl-TA7tCSkirJ
ling lo Ih. I.g.l voter, of ..Id dltlrlct the ouesilon 1 ',n- " B"ilin i3
A.Mi.iiiuiion 01 uregon. ' "omuu u,
end olh.r p.rsonn.1 of .aid district to a point wh... . t
foini wnsre luth
for Mid year Is 677,333.00,
LEWIS nOTENH rh I
the budget committee on M.y 13, n,3, ' ch,lm Bsn! si tj
Bond Int.reit .nd
General Fund
Klemenlery
oin.ing rund
High
E1.ni.ntary
$ S.ftnono
I73..VWIM1
fto.Mxi no
SJ3100
300 00
3.000 UO
1 33 00
41X1 00
147.33. 00
1JO0.00
I.1WJX)
I ono nd
1.3IXV0O
1.VXJ0.W)
1.613 Ml
40O0O
It. lOOO
1.100 00
46.000.06
37.33 00' 6 31.333 00 47.1OO.00
Estimated
Kxpendmirea
for the
Ensuing
Srhool Year
In lelalt
1943-46
Budg.t
Allow. nee
In Detail
for th.
Current
School Ye.r
1044-43
illgk
Schools
3. ion 00
Lftuotxl
i.anotxi
900. x)
4no.no
lon.ou
400 no
130.00
4 -200 0O
n.rjon.tsl
3.3011.00
l.noo.00
arxi.on
400.00
ROQ 00
300 .00 ,
3 600.00
1,100 00
3.10000
1. 600 1X1
nrjo.on
mono
lino no
- 400.00
$ 7,130 00 6 14.mKI.00 13.000 00 1 11.006 44 I lOJUII
$ 3 00000
a.2no.on
300(10
liono no
4,400 no
6UU.U0
Moon
3.900 1
rxxi.tjo
7.400.00 6 I7.000.0Q 6 14.000.00 I lt.34100 IMS
(1.41100
1.00000
ptxi.no
loooo
l.Aoo 00
3JOU0O
1 ,500. (X)
J3i.4t3.no
4.000.1x1
3.1.10 00 .
3O0 00
4.000.00
9.0110 00
1.000. 00
lisosoano
3.3O0.IX1
l.aoo.lKl
30000
3300.00
. 7.000 00
. 1.000.00
6 90J13.00 6334.713.00 63O7,U.0O 1UJM7.7 HH9H11
lft.ooo.no
4.01X).UO
l.mo.tio
4.000.00
A.ono.oo
1,000.00
300 00
I .13.000 00
lojxxi.no
3.mot0
13 000 00
9.0OU.0Q
1,300.00
400.00
I 33 000 00
ll.fKXJ.00
3.300.00 I
17,000.00
P.0O0OO
1,300 00
soo 00
6 30.400.09 76.100.00 6 16.200.00 73.617.61 t W
i.too.oo
4.000.00
t a.000 00
.000.00
6, 000.00
2.000.00
g 6 MO.0O 16,000.00 6 13.000.00 I 10.363.44 'J .
I aoo.no
30.00
3.3O0.0O
,1,000.00
3.000.00
13 000 00
300.00
$ 3.000.00
300 00
7.300.00
p.ooo.oo
0,000.00
33 000 00
7,300,00
$ 3,000 00
300.00
6,900.00
0.0O0.00
g.ooo.oo
33,0001X1
8,000.00
1 11,6.16.06 63,609.06
t 4,000,00 $ ,3O0.00 I S.OOO.OO 6,901.71
160.00
300.00
3.10.00
600.00
' 300.00
1.00O.O0
t 4,436.96 t 9,360.00 3 9.199.90 t 7.69I19
70.000.00
. l.OOO.OO
3,000.00
300.00
1.000 Or)
4.300.00
390.00
1,000 00
7,600.00
l.OOO.OO
S.OOO.OO
900.00
3.000.00
19,000.00
1,600.00
14,166.69 6 11,699.99
a 1,000.09 a 16,009.06 a i6.99g.99
tl0S.113.0O S8,633.00 aW.1000 433.041.91
I 3S.300.OO
1.630.00
1 110,400,00
4.036.00
1116,400.00
6,100.00
I 11.180.06 1111,166.00
$ 30,000.00 1 99,000.00
Cash Bslsnc... and T.x L.vlea
General Fund
Total Schedule II
Elementary High
301,910.00 100,1U.OO
1 74,006.00
397,166.00
104,139.00
31,339.00
160,808.00
47,100.00
37,406.00
37,400.00
Moo.on
1107,630,09
n.iwo.on
1110,368.00
1,300.00
38itt00.00
S3.840.00
33,480.00
Dated thl. May 33, 1049.
Signed: II. B, ASHLEY
District Clerk
Approved by Budget Committee My a3,'lM9. , IJJjX
Secretary, Budget Commutes
ir a, i.
' 1-.; . " ''.' 'i .i;r cw.
rJ''tii.iioii , ,t,,.5,iiirl K
VriLMAMo'S
OBITUARY
rir.aaie n 1
Ms. IJJA sill,
Si
ner nsiii... 1 sin
o,.r , ,'. iiii -"tv
two son,, psr j- a-jl
W.ll.r Henri g,'";" UlfhS1
.ih sw..kr .i?.., WrSV
llllllher K1..I ..i V K ,m.,t":kl
I.,, ill. Vl'"! 'rKi7..'?'lil
J.rk..Vof T.iJ.tJnS
.r;;V'.?.-.fe
FUNERAL
Srr?!.
ln,.d 'f. . H.?4
In Iho cla..lf,Ki ""l
1 MlWet.
IPKUl Cs
High
I.3UO00
rurtie,,,.
EtlBHsliij 1,
uxnti
l.joooo
11 too 00
6.40661 (J
Mil TS
D.uil.d tnkw
ExpmlllurM tlpA4Jrsm
for fee
nun im-u
3 6J7 tt
JJ.-riM
1 Joa .
1.14. 11
113.11
11907
711109
4110 01
I unit
1n.1t
1.11 11
una
11 a
MU
nut
19)11
lorqtftl IWU
a 010 14 inn
30l.1l WH
Ml! Ill 54
3.U3.79
1.000
mi
3 JU.el
.i to
I.IU.13
EMOINII
iniK '
j.ieosl
. i tem
I. VIM
IAM6)
$ Mill
11,146.44
16W96
JO.V0 34
7.171.94
1.46610
34167
HTM
I.II1R
1,11141 ':
lUeltl '
1J41M .
W"- i
ma 1
1,143 96
,t.a
iJtm i
IMH
anil
I.IHll
4.1HM
IllOltl
4J-"
ttraaie ' I
eet. J nith, .a tea':
Funeral'
ms nweek, Wh. ' tflsUsi'
fy Tk ,),h5 j in?,",
held In il ihsiT'tle i
'Ult.r.l llotn, ffi, ,?'''
!.' 1 p m ,,,,.,wi
-.-.r... iiiitctsl ne e::"" I
I I.K9I39
110.90
a.3144
SM 01
3.3U.74
ai.t3i.ia
6.119.01
6 61,790.09 I I6.96t.il
Jilt i
41111
.KW..16
313.03
J9)
107.11
IP1M
1.010 97
914U
37.000.00
a imiu'
),99 .'
1.699.69 1 61.tM.lt
- .Ar.l.rest
nd Sinking Fund
Total Schedule II
E!ementry . , "'"ron
VSSS
e vi
311.300.00
14,010.00
"Jiiwoo
t, 2oo.no
I ii,ao.o
4
ewH BBiilB
.hAlrmtni