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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1945)
Councilmeri Accept Additional Property For Memorial Park A rouiulup of city IminIiiiwi tie cuplud tliu tuwii futlicMM Monday iiIhIU iiikI couvuimitloii nuiKuU from tviii'lnii out truut to putting In miwui'D. Additional properly for Voter mm' Mmnorlal pmlc wim nccunt r(I liivludliiK purclumo of Nolllo Whltloi'k UuiiKlitim's onn-thlrd Inturimt of property for SIKIOO, Tho Idixl In uppndxcd ill $:i7Ul, the dlffiironuo bi'lii Mih, lloiiKh ton's donntlon, Tim tilft commit too iilxo rccoinincndcd ncvoptliiK tho offer iiiudo by 10. A, Diinhum hi priwontud two wc'elm iiko, lit $o84:i.fl8 loBji 10 per cunt which In to bn Duuhiim'n donntlon to the purk. J. Elmer llo.iklriK'K property nppriilHcd nt $111100 mid Includ ing two pliices, win) iiIho offered but deflnlta nctlon poxlponcd until iirninKoincntH nrc com pleted. Letter From Matt In u letter from Coiiiiruiwmim Jiuih'm VV. Moll, the council wus udvlnvd thnl the uuieiiu of rcc lumiitloii wiin working with witter imcVH of thu Sliiinin View irrlgiiUmi dlxtrlcl on clctiillcd pi'ovimons of iin umendiitory coiilruct, The letter wim In re spouse to one written by tlio council which hud been linked to buck up Simula Vluw'g clnim the dlKiricl did not owe money fur witter on cerliilu luudii tin churned by the uovcriiinent. The council heurd recoinmen diitlon from the truffle mifety council, usKinK thnl u Blimp Jon In front of the Kumonii upiirl mciiln on N. 11th, be removed, tho curb cut buck nix feet, three trees, n power polo unci sprink ling NVMtein in be removed. F. W. Vnn Uusklrk, property owner lit Unit point, protenled tno ncllon und the mutter wim referred to tho muyor, chulrmuii of tho street coiiimllteo nnd city engl lieer. Councllmun Rollln Ciintriill moved Hint the muyor write tho U. S. bureim of reclumiitlon of fice asking cooperutlon In reduc ing truffle muurdti ut thnl polul by removing on old building ut 11th and tho cunul. Gang Addition The mutter of erection nn Ad dition to tho Homo guruKc, 210 Fort roud, wits referred lo tho police Judiio's office. The re quest wus mudo by Elmer Tripp and signed by seven approving: neighbors. T, A. Purkcr, on whoso prop erty no uiuornin nrc a num ber of poplur ahndo trees, up- K cured before the council utter e hud been udvlsed to remove the trees which are snid to be detrimental to tho sewer system at that point. Parker asked per mission to save tho trees, install an 8-inch cast Iron pipo which he will purchnse It the city sup plies labor. This also was re ferred. ' ' Advance Payment The mnttcr of advance pay ment of six months' fee lo the Klamath Heating plant us out lined In the consumer s deposit plan, wus presented to thu coun cil. This would miiko tho city's share $3242,02, us bused on tho bill of i'Cbrutiry, luta, which totaled KIH0.42, Ciintrnll expressed tho opin ion Ihul iisslstiinco lo tho plant would bo for the good of the city, The finance committee will invesllguto the proposition. A floodlight ut IHh and Pino, us requested by Slgnul Oil com pany, wiih upproved, E. A. Thomas, city engineer, recom mended tho Greyhound lines be allowed parking space from S, llth to the bus driveway on Klamath from S to 7 p. m und u revocable penult wus grunted, Culvert Replacement The city engineer wus author ized to start u program of re placing wooden culverts in tho city system with corrugated Iron culverts und Ills office wus grunt ed permission to purchase up to $7.10 worth of material, tho money to come out of the county road fund. Thomas iilso report ed tho storm sewer which Is fed by the ureu from Kerns Im plement on S. Uth to the viaduct, und from Uth to Modoc field, hud collnpsed ul tin ureu in the vi cinity of tho Southern Pacific trucks, 'his water is bucking up ul Ewiiunu Uox company plant. Immediate work lo repulr dam ago wus approved und an expen diture not lo exceed $3000 auth orized, tho money a ln to come from the county road fund, Resolutions Approved ' Resolutions were upproved which will permit reports each May und November on tho clly properly fund to tho council for the purpose of transferring nny surplus funds to the bond, Inter est and sinking fund, nnd also transferring $;!J,000 from the city property fund not needed und eligible for the bond, inter est and sinking fund. PUTTibESTO USE At mi English seaport, where the tide levels sometimes change as much as 30 feel, nn inventor obtains from U0 to 2.10 horse- fiowor by capturing tho water n tanks and using its fall to operate a turbine. Soldier Killed In Jeep Accident EDMONTON, Alto,, Sept, 25 (Canadian Press) Pvt, Den W, Newell, un American soldier, wus killed Saturday when a U, 8. urmy Jeep overturned 18 miles oust of Edmonton, military au thorities announced today, Newell is a nallve of Uccatur vlllo. Miss., and his wlfo resides ut Edmonton. Pvt, (Edward V. Knl.eskl of Decuturvlllo, Sumucl Alex, Ed monton civilian, und a third man whoso nnma has not been re leased, were Injured, tho first two seriously. RAILROAD FREIGHT RATE CHANGE ASKED SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25 lI') Ciillfornln's citrus nnd Washington's apple industries will bo killed if railroad freight rules urc bnscd on a mileage pinn advocated by the southern stutcs, Attorney General Robert W. Kenny of California told the conference of western attorneys general here. Kenny, addressing the after noon session yestcrduy, snid the lur west's fight for un ndjust tiient on rnll rules can now be tuken by the statoB to the U. S. supreme court, and added Hint tho "people will ask us to curry the bntlle there again und uguln" until a satisfactory solu tion Is reached. "An adjustment Is needed to provide freedom of marketing," lie asserted. VOTERS APPROVE CENTRAL POINT, Sept. 24 (p) Volers Snturdny night ap proved 256-6 tho Issuance of bonds to finance connections with the Medford water system. Tho project will Involve expen diture of $35,000 for mains and $1)0,000 for extension of present facilities. BOLD 12 PERWIITS GET COUNCIL OKAY , Permits were approved by the city council Monday night for 12 Jobs of construction, remodel ing und repairs. . Re-roof, 240 Michigan avenue, $50, H. M. Shults; addition to ga rage, 2311 Durrow, $50, Cliff II. KnxniUHHcn; re-roof, remodel and general repulrs, 625 . Lincoln, $1000, Mrs. Ruby Rodgcrs. Remodel gnrnge, 1818 Port land, $150, llu Cummings; build fruit cellar, 334 Pine, $200, John Irwin; remodel benuty sulon, 133 N. 4th. $300. Lloyd W. Rusk: re-roof house, 2410 Oregon ave nue, $120, S. l. Smith. Remodel roof, build office, Su nerior Troy laundry. 4th and klnmuth, $800, W. A. Coles; build new gnrnge, 406 N. 0th, $300, Mrs. r.uie u. 1'cyion; con. Htrnei nnster nnnel. Hot Snrinus. $50, United Outdoor Advertis ing: build garbage chute, 1111 Main, $150, C. A. Dunn; small buck porcn, lzua uamornia, $23 II. L. Wall. MOST SPECIES There uro more insect species than there arc snccies of all other living things added togeth er, including nom animal and vegetable kingdoms. Field Fire Burns Over 35 Acres About 35 acres of stubblo Hold belonging to A. Bocchl was burned over Monday afternoon near, the Stewart-Lenox addi tion, . ' : The county fire equipment was colled out and extinguished the blaze at 2:15. There was no property damage PAYROLL DIVISION GETS INSTRUCTIONS An Important meeting of the payroll division, Klamath com munity fund, was held at the Willurd Monday evening, J. Vern Owens, chairman of the executive board of the com munity fund, spoke at the meet ing, followed by a talk by Charles R. Stark, secretary, W. E. Lamm, campaign chairman, and Joe Hicks, payroll division chairman also spoke briefly. Workers In the payroll divi sion were given Instructions and the meeting closed with a round table discussion based on experi ences in last year's campaign. There were 21 present at the meeting. Classified Ads Bring Results The Modoc County Defense council, a leading civic organi zation of this region, will hold Its monthly meeting Wednesday night at the Tulelake relocation center. Baylcy Dorris. president of the council's national resources committee, will preside at the session, A meeting of the post war planning committee will be held In the late afternoon, fol lowed by a general council din ner and a tour of the relocation center, which la in Modoc coun ty. 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