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Today's Roundup
; By MALCOLM EPLEY
YESTERDAY we picked uo the telephone,
dialed 5121, the Marine Barracks, and
asked tor Dr. Lowell T. Coggeshall,
ing conversation ran some
thing like this:
Cog Hello.
ME Hello, there. Have you
won any honors recently?
Cog Well, there's some ven
ison in my ice box.
ME Swell, anything else"
Cog Haven't had time for
much bird-hunting, but when
I do, I win the honors.
ME Swell, anything else?
Cog Nope, same old grind.
What are you driving at, any-
ME There's a story on the wire here about
you. Got any idea what it's about?
. Cog Are you asking or giving information?
If you've got something, let's hear it. I've
never been enthusiastic about the indirect ap
proach. Mi: Guess you didn't know you had won
the Gorgas award for distinguished service to
our military forces.
S Cog Well, I'll be . . .
We recite the dialog to indicate the old shoe
unaffectedness of the man who has just won
another outstanding national honor in his
chosen field. We of Klamath Falls are proud
of Dr. Coggeshall, proud of the Marine Bar
racks, and proud of the outstanding work that
has won national and international attention.
It is a pleasure to state that Dr. Coggeshall
is more than Just a military officer stationed
here he is a citizen of this community.
In some papers, the Washington story of the
Gorgas award stated that a part of Dr. Cogge
shall's work had been overcoming psychic dis
turbances among service men. He said today
that he objects strenuously to that interpreta
tion of the work done here. Men suffering
from malaria and filariasis were worried and
concerned, and naturally so, when they came
to the Marine Barracks, but the captain does
. not regard that as a "psychic disturbance."
e
As Others See It
EDITOR JEWETT of the Lakeview Examiner
gives an account of a recent trip to Crater
lake in his weekly .column, and includes the
following paragraph 'of special interest here:'''1'''
. "Stopped for a couple of hours at the Klam...
ath Falls city park and zoo. No doubt due to "
a help shortage, the zoo looked run down.
Deer looked a little thin, but there didn't ap
pear to be an abundance of food available.
Only a few of the enclosures for animals and
. birds were tagged, so we had to guess what
some of them were, and not having a very high
I. Q., the results of our pronouncements would
probably have shocked a veteran outdoorsman.
We were also interested in that old stage coach, .
and would have liked to know more about it,
but there was no information concerning it..
Just a wooden plaque might have told the
whole story. It's too bad they have a nice
park and a sizeable collection of wild life."
. Here's a suggestion worth a follow-up.
News Behind The News
I By PAUL MALLON
;4ASHINGTON,bct. 17 The administration
j YY - trying hop-skip and Jump solutions of
;the mass strike action allowing 15 per cent
wage increases here and there moving the navy
into plants allowing states to press for settle
jments by threats and seizures providing lapses
Mr
The World
Today
BT J. M. ROBERTS. JR.
AP Foxaign Affairs Analyst
': Indonesian reference to "nnn.
j violence," similar to those which
i nave accompanied India s spora
ldic outbursts in hpr lnno
j ior noeraiion
j from western
1 1 d o m i n ation,
; serve to re
:'mind that the
.' present situa
', tion in Java is
not some new
! post-war man
ifestation, but
' rather a con
' tinuatlon of a
; movement
) which has be
come indice-
MacKENZIE
mous to southeast Asia.
; Throughout Burma, Malaya
and the Indies, long before the
war, there was a growing rest-
ana sometimes openly
hostile attitude toward the Brit
ish, French and Dutch adminis
trators of a rich western Pacific
nron mhw. mm , i . .
nnfv iiivi. prouucea, ior a
few cents a day, tremendous
wealth which went to swell west-
cm stanoaras ot living.
, . Obsolete System
Instead of establishing educa
tional and health centers by
means of which native popula
Hons might prepare themselves
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO I-A1N NO HOSPITALIZATION
Na Le.a af Time
Permanent Ite.olt.!
DR. E. M. MARSHA
, CJilrepraclle Phf.lrlmn
H N. lib F.qolre Theatre Bldr.
Phene 10M
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MALCOLM EPLEY
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EPLEY
but only to
evitably force
beyond into
socialism of
possibly, but
American type.
socialism a
dictatorship.
Justice For
for all must
than anything
The unions
sponsibility.
But they must
for their actions
and be sued.
would have to
made to justice
plane.
This is the
common sense
. The ensu-
"KaV
collapse and socialism.
for self-government, the ruling
powers permitted continuation
right up to World War II of a
system reminiscent of the earli
est days of imperial expansion.
Even with the growth of some
feeling of moral responsibility
after World War I, little had
been done to raise the nositinn
of the various Malayan peoples.
When the new war brnkp. thp
British and French found the
situation disastrous. While we
had little evidence one way or
anuiuer irom java ai ine time,
it is reasonable to assume that
Indonesian leaders there, having
formed a considerable under
ground liberation movement long
before the war, were not too
sorry, in the beginning, to see
the Japanese oust their Dnth
masters.
Japs Missed Boat
But the fact that the Jananc
missed the boat does not mean
that the situation is nv differ
ent. There are from 150 to 200
million people of Malayan ex
traction in the area. They have
become an active Dart nf a tr.
mendous movement, stretching
from Lybia to the Southwest Pa
cific, by which Moslem, Hindu
and Pacific Deonlee Bv r de
termined to shalrp ntt
domination.
In dealing with the European
countries the Malayans, includ
ing the Indonesians, have before
them the example of the Philip
pines, where in 50 vpare ihoir
relatives have progressed from
island primltiveness to self gov
ernment. The 150 million are
not likely to be satisfied with
anything less. Even persuading
them to accept the enlightened
tutelage necessary before inde-
Eye Don'ts
For Factory Workers
expoied to du.t, wind or overwork.
Bathe them with Lavoptlk. Quickly
oothee Inflamed, .ore. burning, Itchlm
!5 hm.:i,da ,. i.". ?.r "T" re'und-
... iw ua."Ara7J!ss
torea. I
W.dn.sday. Oct. 17. 1945
as In motors and steel and talking about getting
a new labor board.
Frankly no one here thinks this will do the
job. You cannot patch up a flood. Unless the
government takes hold of the fundamentals and
solves them there will be strikes from now on.
The fundamentals behind tha situation have
been obscured from the public eye by the chaos
of propaganda. The union campaign has passed
from the economic into the political stngo.
Their wartime campaigns were plotted on
economic grounds. They massed figures to
claim prices had advanced more than wages
and therefore demanded wage increases to the
same extent prices had advanced,
They have switched their strategy away from
that ground entirely. Now they want a 30 per
cent wage increase not claiming prices have
advanced but on the new ground that they
want to maintain national purchasing power.
a e a e
Same Symptoms
THE same symptoms are evident in the posi
tion of John Lewis, In coal first he got his
wage increases on price grounds then developed
Something new called portal-to-portal to claim
additional increases which could not be justi
fied on price grounds and now is fomenting
for foremen in whom he was never before
interested.
Thus labor has dropped the appeal to the
public for justice the popular appeal which
made the unions what they are today. It no
longer takes the public into its confidence by
announcing what it wants in many instances.
In other cases, it assumes an unequivocal pub-lic-be-damned
policy (New York elevator
strike).
A patchwork handling of this condition can
only lead to greater success for the unions along
their present line. There must always necessar
ily be more and more strikes; more and more
wage Increases for any reasons; higher and
higher prices. The situation thus will never
get settled. On this current line it can never
be stabilized.
Mr. Truman no doubt thinks he is playing
as good politics as Mr. Roosevelt did with the
same methods, but I do not think so. Mr.
Roosevelt could get away with it economically
because the situation was only starting then.
Now it has reached a zenith which means
the unions have more control, over economic
policy of the nation than government. They
can force the country into inflation against
Mr. Truman's own policy. To deliver his con
trols to the pressures of union political action
can have but one result defeat of his economic
policies and therefore of himself. If the unions
continue without responsibility to the-nation
their own causes they must in
inflation to its upper limits and
economic collapse and finally into
either the Russian, German or
not probably, of the proposed
Inflation means bankruptcy and the world
knows no answer to that except arbitrary
dictatorship.
. Such events would hardly bring Mr. Truman
any political success or the unions in the long
run, as the army would no doubt operate' our
All
AN economic pqlicy for the good of the
people as a whole must be established be
yond reach of the unions. A basis of justice
be established in place of the
Roosevelt policy, of justice for the unions more
else.
cannot assume a national re
Their very position as a minority
class group prevents them from genuinely as
suming a character based on national Interest,
be made responsible to the
public, the government and their own mem'
bership by laws placing them on a just footing
with other class groups such as farmers and
non-union workers by requiring them to in
corporate or otherwise making them responsible
before the law and the public.
To force them to incorporate would make
them pay taxes to support the country as others
do; cause them to assume a genuine financial
responsibility so their members can see where
their hard-earned money goes. They could sue
Then the public, through the government,
would have some hold on them. Their strikes
be justified and their appeals
rather than to runaway pressure.
They could deal with business on an equal
only way I can find in logic or
to prevent inevitable inflation,
pendence may prove extremely
difficult in their present state of
mind.
All of which is a long way of
saying that the stories coming
out of Java today cannot be
read as applying to an isolated
situation. We have the word of
Gen. Carlos P. Romulo, resident
commissioner oi the Philippines
to the United States, writing in
Collier's, that:
"Essentially the problem of
tne racmc represents the race
problem of the world. Ignore it,
sidestep it, neglect it, and the
next war will be a race war."
County Treasurer
Returns From Guam
Set. Chester I.. Lano-clpt
Klamath county treasurer, has
returned from Guam and arrived
this week at Hamilton field,
Calif.
Mrs. Langslet. who has served
as treasurer during her hus
band's absence, said today that
ne expected 10 continue on to
Fort Lewis, Wash., Friday where
he will receive his discharge.
Langslet went overseas Decem
ber, 1944. and has been in the
service since January, 1943.
Swiss people eat four times,
and English people eat twice as
much cheese per capita as Amer
icans. Why Thousands of Doctors
Have Prescribed
PSRWSSM
81DC0MS
(CAUSED BY COLDS)
rarnunr mutt be good wont thou
aande of Doctor hare prescribed it (or
so many years, fmvmn sets ot once.
" Plm end make. It eeaier to
tntmvt ,or ow
and jounf. ricattnt tatting, tool ,
SIDE GLANCES
CQMMmiYTJi trainee, inc. t. m. iq u. a, nr.
"I've just come in to be as nasty as you were I've cot a
freezer filled with meat and I won't need anything from
you all winter 1"
Market
Quotations
NEW YORK. Oct. 17 (API Mild orlce
irregularity conunuea to rule in touay
stock market.
Bulll.hneta Dertlated over Uxea: In.
flatlon lymptoms, earnings and dividends
but the lenxthy drive to eight-year peaks
without a worthwhile technical correc
tion accentuated Investment cauuon.
Closlng quotaUons:
American
la
.lost:
Am Tel It Tel
-.183
39
Anaconda
Calif Packing
Commonwealth & Sou ,
Curti.-Wrlgtu
General Electric
General Motors
Gt Nor Ry pfd ,
Int Harvester
- HI
Hi
- SV
7ei
. am
Kennccott
Long-Bell "A"
Montgomery Ward
Na.h-Kelv -
n
. MH
J3i,
ran
39'.
N Y Central
Northern Pacific
Pac Gas A El
J C Penney .
in",
J3ai
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands
Sunshine Mining .
Union Oil Calif
Union Pacific
U S Steel
Warner Pictures ,
-. SJ'i
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- MH
JMI
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Potatoes
CHICAGO. Oct. IT (AP-tTSDA) Pot
toes: aiTlvali 106, on track 3T7. total
U. S. .shipment 972.
New stocks: i ppl.es moderate, For
best stocks demand moderate, market
steady; for poorer stocks demand very
siow. maricei weatt. laano husscc bur
banks. U. S. No. I. 93.0O-3.3o. Waj hi ni
ton Russet Burbanks. V. S. No. 1. S3.30-
3.33: Colorado Red McClures. U. S. No.
i, 9.tH-4.vo; neorasica iiu mumpni,
U. S. No. 1. $2.90; Minnesou and North
uaxota buss Triumphs, u. s. No. 1
washed, 52. 40-2. 60; commercial, un-
i.oj; wuconsin seoasoa, u. o. no. i,
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct IT fAP-ITSDAl
Salable cattle 300. total 330; salable and
total calves 90; market very active,
steady to stron with canner-utter caws
25-50 cents higher than Monday; scat-
icrea lots cuiier-meoium steers .30
13.50: sizable lot medlum-eood steers
aia.w; cuuer-meamm netiers sb.oo-iz.w;
canner-cutter cows laraely M5O-fl.50;
shells down to $5.00 fat dairy type cows
upward to $10.00; medium beef cows
$10.50-11.23; medium-good sausage bulla
$9.50-11.00; good choice vealera strong at
oaa neaa medium
good grass calves $11.00-13,00.
Salable hotfs SO: tout 123: market
acuve, steady; narrows and gilts up
356 lbs. $15.80: sows $13.03: few 1M
feeder pigs $16.50; choice llghtwtlfhu
Salable sheen 300. tntal SMf mark
acUve, strong: food -choice wooled Iambs
ai-iuu id. s.z.30-75: snom lamts to
il. so; common-medium wooled lambs
$9.00-11. 50; few feeders $9 50: good awes
.uu-;vj cuus aown 10 l.w.
SOITTH SAN FHANriRrn Cio 1
AP-USDA) Salable cattla ITS. ral
50; market active, steady; medium-good
steers in load lots absent; one short load
medlUm-fOOd heifen SIT IV torn Irtarla
good range cows $12.00-50 with light
un, cgmmon-iDcaium aairy cows S1U.UU
11.00: CUtten 1A.5O-B.O0: nnnen Ml rYV.
7.00; common-medium sausage bulls
jjiu.w-iz.w; caives steady; few good
lolce slaughter calves $13 00-14.00.
Salable hoas (W:- market firm; fa
packages good-choice 200-233 lb. barrows
ana giiis sia.au; oaa good sows $19.03.
Salable sheen none: choice wnnlH limh
quoted $14.00-25; fully 50 cents higher
CHICAGO. Oct. IT fAP-TJRnA)
ror weeK: tooa ewes ouoten un tn as so
able hogs 3500. total 10.000; active and
fully steady; good and choice barrows
and gilta at 143 lbs. up at the $14.85
celling: good and choice enwa at 114.10:
coinpiew clearance.
Salable cattle 11.000. total 12.000: ssl
able calves 600, total 800: good and
cnoic iea iicera ana yearlings, lnctua
Ing yearling heifers, very active: fully
steady to 13 cents hlaher: lower crarfM
along with other classes of slaughter
caiue nearly: veaien uncninnn; ativric-
ers and feeders strong; bulk good and
choice fed steers and yearlings $16.00
18.00; better than SO loads at the $18.00
celling: common and medium killing
steers sii.w-n.w; ta neaa strong cnoice
fed' heifers $17.65; several loads good
western range cows $1300-13.75: can
ners and cutters $7.00-8.50; top $12.75 on
food weighty sausage bulls: vealera
$15 00 down. Good and choice stocker
nd feeder steers SI3.23-I4.30.
Salable sheeo 3000. toUl 5500: slaugh
ter lambs strong to IS cents higher,
other killing classes steady; good and
choice slaughter lambs mostly $14.75
13.00: bucks $1.00 less; common light
weight sort out lambs $11.00-11.30 bucks
Included: short deck rood and choice
66 lb. fed yearlings fall shorn pelts
812.75: common to choice slaughter ewes
$3.00-6.50; three loads at 108 lbs. western
slaughter ewes $3.00; one load 104 lb.
averages M.85.
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WHEAT
CHICAGO. Oct. 17 IAPI Consistent
strand h in wheat and sham fluctuation
In oats and rye dealings gave the grain
iuiuixs marati an irregular ion louay.
Tha rye market, relatively weak most
of tha session, spurted upward near tha
close on moderate commission housa
demand and short covering.
May and July delivery wheat pre
viously had received major support.
At the close wheal was to o
higher than yesterday's finish. Decern
ber $1.76t-1a; corn was to c higher,
December 91.18S; oats were unchanged
to tc higher. December OSU-Sc; rye
was He lower to IHc higher, December
$1 W.-S; barley was St to Mic lower,
December $1.17.
VITAL STATISTICS
NORRIS Born at Klamath Valley hos
pital, Klamath Falls. Ore.. October 16.
IMS. to Mr. and Mrs. George Norris,
240 Michigan, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds
2 ounces.
LEXS Born at Klamath Valley hos
pital, Klamath rails. Or.. October 13.
IMS. to Mr. and Mrs. C. C Lees. 34D
Martin, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 12
ounces.
SPA RUN-Born at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamath rails. Ore., October
14. 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sparlln,
630 Owens, a boy. Weight: 6 pounds 11
ounces.
MA THIS Born at Klamath Valley
hospital. Klamath Tails. Ore., October 11,
1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert MalhU.
rout 3 box 010, city, a girl. Weight;
$ pounds 3 ounces.
M BETH-Born at Klamath Valley hoa-
fltal, Klamath rails. Ore., October 13,
945, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest MacBeth,
903 Owens, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds
13 ounces.
SA KG CANT Born at Klamath Valley !
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., October :
14. 1945. to Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Sargeant, Tulelake. Calif., a boy. Weight:
i pounas ounces.
B K OWN Born at Klamath Valley hos
pital, mamam rails, ure.. uctooer to,
1943. to Mr. and Mrs. Howard K. Brown
Keno, Ore., a girl. Weight: 6 pounds
13 ounces.
GREEN Born at Klamath Valley hoa.
iltal, Klamath rails. Ore.. October H.
043. to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Green. S10
N. 7th, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 11
ounces.
KURTH Born at Klamath Valley hoe
ttal. Klamath rails. Ore.. October 13.
945. to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kurth.
1835 Wordcn. a boy. Weight: 1 sounds
ounces.
I1ASKLL Born at Hi II da hosollal.
Klamath Tails. Ore.. October 18, 1945. to
Mr. and Mrs, Merrltt T. Hasell, 4004
Mack avenue, a girl. Weight: 9 sounds
$ ounces.
HOLTOR8 Born at Hills da hoso U .
mamam raj is, ure.. uciooer ie. ik,
to Mr. and Mrs. Aufust Holtors, Tule
lake. Calif., a eirL Welaht: 8 Bounds
7 ounces.
Courthouse Records
Marrlsae Licenses
HARRIS-McKINNEV. Llovd William
Harris, 21. U. 8. navy. Native of New
York. Resident of Oak field. N. Y.
Bettv Lorraine McKlnnav. ID. stan
ographer. Native of Oklahoma. Resi
dent of Klamath Falls. Ore.
TWITCHELL-ALTMAW. Robert HUS-
sell Twltchell, 22. U. 8. maHnes. Native
of Canada. Resident of Everett, wash.
Marian LaVerne Altman, 18, student.
Native of Oregon. Resident of Klam
ath rails. Ore.
vempiainis riito
Pennlnaton vs. O
ton. Suit for divorce. Charge, cruel
and Inhuman treatment Plaintiff asks
custody and support of minor child.
oupie marnea oepiemDer io, iron,
Monmouth, III. Edwin E. Drlscoll,
tomey.
Divorce uraniea
Emerald U. Dubois from Maria Dubois.
Just lea Canri
Chester rloyd Thlebolt. falling to oro-
eura driver's license. Fine, $5.30.
Roy Blanco, no 1943 license sticker.
nne, ao.wj.
Hoy Bianco, ooaraung motor venicie
aa contract carrier without a permit,
rine, $3.50.
Jess Hoy Barron, hunting gam mrai
oe ween sunsei ana aunnsa. aine, fiu.
FUNERAL
ORLANDO COPE NEWSOME
Funeral servtcea for the lata Orlando
Cope Nawsome, who passed away In
tnis ciiy ztunaay, uciooer i. lnts. win
be held In the chape) of Ward's Klamath
runerai Home, tm nign, Monaay, Oc
tober 22. 1943. at 2 d. m. with Rev. Cecil
C. Brown of tha rlrst Baptist church
officiating. Concluding services and
Interment will follow at Llnkvllle cem
etery. Friends are respectfully invited
to aitena.
Europe is a unit and must re
main so. On no account must a
system be evolved that would
divide Europe. ueorges ui
dault, French Foreign Minister,
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LEGAL NOTICES
CUImi allowed by tit County Court
Klamath County. Or tm and Warrant
(Hurl l.v Mm Pmliilv dMI-lt tlurllttf the
mouth of September, I.MS, un tin various
luuus ui inn v-iiuntj mm nuiwwii
ri'HHfcNT K.IKNHK 1'LAIMH
Mutual Unite fit Health Association
llroup Imuraiice, August WiAH
Aubrey K. Perry. Services Waltrmnlo
Jtilv aiirl Aueuit Hi.1V
Auaust M.nu
Km l -luttu r iillne L'o.. Num. oi 11 ink
August . fUMO
I. 1). Hunter, Salary llalllff C tWt,
A u mill Vint, li
A. L. llrand.. Services Circuit Court
August MU.OU
Carl 11. S likely, ret Constable, Au
gust 9Uflu
O 11. CrtJaafl i.Hi.
Klamath falls tartae Co.. Services
Court Houie-Jatl, Auguit 91800
Maury Nchwarls, Kent Military poiire,
tftfpumlxrr . ituvotj
Pamtle Warehouse. Service Arirlcu lure,
July ... mm
Host Aubrey, Horticultural inspection,
Auguit 441 W
General retro eunt Corn., Situ. Aarlcul
lurlat, July and August via Id
stale industrial Aidtiem loutmuaion,
Insurance, August 97.1 2t
M. J. Hemes, Mre Patrol. August UH Ji)
1'. it. Hojcmini, Mileage iioann ui
fleer. Auattil
III 70
P. 11. Hoiemlal,
Mi vaat Health ur
fleer. July t:t.lU
Myrtle Caldwell, Mltta Health Unit,
Autfun .
Myrtle Caldwell. Mllraife and Kxnoiue
lira. in unii. aumuii its uu
Ldla Howard, Mlleana Health Hull,
Auauit . IttM B.1
Marilyn Ilryan . Mfl.M
Annta istrutnera ... iio.7S
uoyn scfiy v.to i:
Hoy H. Hchmerk, Servlrei Health I'nlt
Auguat . KHX
uun nawKini, 1'oaiaita tieaiin unit.
Auguat .., ,., 10,00
HUAU CI.AIMH
Fret a Baldwin, Labor Itoad. Auiuit
S. A. Haniuiu VIM.UJ
H. S Uorum
$142.40
,$101.72
$40.49
Milton UraUhaw
Charles II. Cottroy
Leo L. Conn
J. It, Dennis
MaillilA MIlK -..,...,.
V. 1.. Hale
D. E. Heath
$tl.VB
, ... $244.04
$1011.43
$73..l3
$113.93
- $110 44
C. W. llee .
J I in Holslrln . ..
Pel C. Hollhouser
J. W. Jaoues .
Arnold Johnson ......
Luther Jones ,
Howard King
John M. Kiibus
11. D. Land rum ..........
Everett t.lrwllle
Loyal l.iikt w,
George Mast
A. D. McfJre ...
Romeo M. McVey
... $18.17
$17 87
..... $i:ta.i
$1.14.04
.,.., $235 07
, $m.Ht
$811,711
, $ua.i'
, . . $nu.tii
..1W1 H7
iisrry u. aicyers
...$137.07
Wallace Mllllgan
M. H. Obenrhain
Raymond Orr ...,.....
Murilo Hetrrson
J. W. Pitcher
Je Hlnier .
Msrgarct Husk
Floyd Hhlpman ,.....
II. S. Smith -
H. I. Stlnjley
Arol C. Trutter
Earl J. IViulouaa
William Walker
Guy Wells
Herbert WlUon .
Hannah Winchester
S. M. Worley . ,......
John Yourling
- IIXtIM
S17.3B
,.... $253.8:1
u 27.07
... $227.11
$303.44
. . $79.43
$178 47
9114 119
$214 03
$113.48
$123 7
$117.38
$178 00
$123. 48
$31.47
, $80.78
$114 90
rt Eagate. Ti
overtime
Roads. Auaust
$133 4.1
$133.43
$133 43
$329.03
Alfred E. Trachsel
II. R. Daffern
V. U Parks
CCKLtrNT CXPrNHK CLAIMS
Bern ice Mueller. Ualliff Grand Jury
June, . . 123 00
A. E. Simmons. Supplies Tax Dent.
August . $4300
toe iiaiouseK, services uep. oneriri au
gust .... ,., .. . $3 03
Howard Gault Sheriff. Services for
Sheriff. August ..... $100
h. w. uenicr.cn. servires ior Sheriff
August 913 on
waiter Zimmerman, Services for Sheriff
August 30 U4
Lomotra Mount, services snerirr. au
aust 112 A
ioya uwii, services Hherifr. Auaust
Sl 03
nurnesa moiors, services sneriff. au
auit . no os
Scli 11 at Howie. Services Sheriff. Au
aust ... 113 VI
Denver roung, services Sheriff; Auguit
- uol
Monarch service Station, Service Sher
iff, July . $10 70
u. u, low, uoara af Prieoners. Auaust
.- . M21.23
U. 8. National Bank, Bond deduction.
August law. 23
Shaw Rtat'y Co., Sup. County Officers.
August ........ . .. ..$24 03
uisirici Aliomey. Mileage & Poslaae.
August . $31.00
U u. Truax, m. D., insane Examination,
August . , $3 00
J. A. Mahoney, Back fees March to Sept.
- ..... .$137.50
Henry Johnston, Constable fees, August
, $wno
Herald & News. Ad for Janitor. July
. - - - - $1.H2
Klamath Heating Co.. Services Court
House, Sept TO $10.00
Goeller's, Supplies Janitor, July -..$13.73
uregon Equipment L.O.. Repair. July
Court Housa .. ... $2.10
Mason Ehrman Co.. Supplies Janitor. May
ana stuguu WJ ii
uoeuers, sup. nou siauc Room, au
gust w $2.40
Kiamatn to. Abstract to., supplies Co.
Engineer. Auguit 93 S3
Murphy Seed Store, Supplies Janitor,
August 92.10
Cieneral Paint Corp. . ..$ in 25
Bell Hardware Co. ., $7,40
The Sloan Co. ,., $1.60
G. V. Spate . 921.00
Oregon State Library, School Library
Books $1,400.00
The Salvation Army, Emergency Relief
August and Sept $22 30
J. W. Critton. Justice Court Fees $13.00
Mutusl Ben Health Ass'n.. Grouo Ins.
Roads, August $31.73
U. 8. National Bank. Bond detuctlon
Roads, August $108.73
Weatiand Eaulo. Co.. suoolles Roads.
Dec. 1044 . $3.73
Loggers at Con. Machinery Co., Road
Supplies, Jan. and Feb. .. $411.60
K Machtna & Locomotive Wks.. Road
Supplies, August .$1,12 20
Portland Machinery Co,, Road Supniiei
July and August $00 01
Bend-Portland Truck. Freight Roads,
August $3.80
J. w. Kerns, noad suoolles. Auaust
.$32.02
Don Kenyon 42.30
Moty & Van Dyke, Road Supplies. July
and August 9220.74
Chas. Hen ton Machine Shop, Road Sup
plies, Auguit ...- ............$3.25
The Conwhlt Co $14.40
Boaennamer saw riling, buddi as Roads
August ... 47.IO
Bsllou St Wright, Road Supplies, Au
gust S2U.ZU
Reed Tractor it Eaulo. Co. $'" n
H. L. Pritrhard ,... $3.40
Lorenz Company $452.73
Monarch Service Station 9170.20
speciaureo service Co.. Road supplies
June and August $13.30
Ba Niger Motor Co., Road Supplies. July
and August S132JI.TR
Goodyear Service Stores, Road Supplies
August $104.24
Vs'ley Service Station, Road Sunplles,
July $120.46
Air Reduction Sales Co., Road Sup..
June and July $1.24
Am. Roaa Buuaers Assn., nosa su.
sent $3.00
West Sheet Metal Wks, Road Supplies,
sent $1.50
i-etaie ina. Accident comm., insurance.
Au.ru it Roads $201.70
G, C, Motley, Rnnd Siipplfes $0,00
dick Reeder s, Road supplies, August ..
$4.32
Atlantic Sleel Co., Road Supplies, Julv
$31.40
Home Lumber St Sup. Co., Road flun
Kitssa Aiisnia si -jo an
Cal-Ore. Power Co., Road Services, Julv
and Auguit . $00.73
BlMiman'a Welding Sup,, Road Supnlles.
August R7fl.TR
Raker Bros., Road flupnlles $47.00
Firestone Stores, Road Supplies, Au
gust $304.00
Rwan Lake Moulding Co. $505 02
Fred H. Hellbronner .. $32.20
Standard OH Co h-h-. -jasfl,4n
Peyton St Co $0.77
Rmlth Bates Printing Co. ........l.00
shew Stationery Co $.1.00
Col year Motor Sales Co $102.00
C1TRRRNT RXPP.NRR CLAIMS
Elile Siemens, Salary Tax Col., nurt
Bent. $120.00
Jean Lnlt Rfl2,m
Ir a Bradbury .. ..n2 50
Dora Onddard .... $07,50
A. H. Weatherford, Ass't. Jailer, August
., $ia.oo
A. If. Weatherford, Ass't. Jailer, A""""
and Sent $72.00
The V. S. Nat'l Bank, Printing Chtrki
Sheriff. August $4 23
Smith-Bates Company, Supplies Tax Of
fice. Auaust $333,07
Sunerlor Troy Laundry, Services Jul),
juiv ano August $;i7.4h
nirh field Oil Co., Supplies Jail, Au
gust $60 00
Geo. M. Baldwin. Board Prisoners Mult-
n rmAh Co.. Auaust $13.73
U. S. Nat'l Bank, Printing Checks Coun.
iy Clerk, August $2.03
Odell Motor Co.. Services Juvenile Offi
cer. August $1R33
Sunrise Service fits.,, Services Asirmor,
July and Aueint $30.70
Addressograph, Services Assessor, Augutt 1
ana sept, ,.Hm...H H $0.2 1
Burroughs Add, Mat,, luppllea Aseainr
Smith-Bates Co.. lunnllea Assessor. Air
guil M Iloo
K. C. Absirai'l Co, , Il.tHi
ttlchdeld oil Co. 13
Shell Oil Co 920.UH
Lnyve C, t'srver, Salary Dep. Asiewor
part Sept. .... $uti.iw
Helen 1.. Amiersnn, Salary UIH. Atlur
ney Office iarl Sept ...Tft 0
L. 1 Tiuax, Insane Kaanv, Sept. $B 00
Barbara llomsn. Salary Clerk Jmllre
Court vart Sept. , $tM.0U
e. 11. nriMterhuus, Juror Juillca Court
August .,.$1.00
Stanley Pleaer M.u $!."
(leu. Illnnsa ....JI.iMi
Nelson Reed , l.
Otto Smith .....$1.1
W, B. Barnes ..... flu
Jim Fowler. W tneaa Jusl Ice court. AU
gust WM . $1.10
Chick Kd son - $1.10
M. Hntllh $1.10
l.yle Jarv Is si.10
Hill Kerr , 91,10
I.ee WIIHts , $l.0
Weslern Union, Services County Clerk,
Auguit ,.,, ...., $i.;ii
vtesiem union, services neriir, au
gmt .. . ,. .......o.tw
Western Union. Services u lit. Atty,. An
gust $0 03
Wesiern Union, Service Juvenile Of
fice, August $0.03
Dorrls Tel, Co.. Services Quarantine his
Molt Hepl $130
Ca -Ore. Power Co.. Her. Court Huuie
Jail to Aug. 3H ,..9304.17
Coin. Maintenance Co.. Services Court
House August MM.fl.4U
Swan Lake Moulding, Supplies Court
House, August . $JU5
Bodenhamer's. Services Court Houi
Sept. ... ,. .$4.23
Superior Laundry, Services July and
August, Court Home $U 10
Ina M. Caddlck. Labor Infirmary, Aug
and Sept. .. $:i22
Mason Khrntan Co.. M until es inflnuary
August and Sent. 104 711
Cal'Ore. Power Co.. Services Infirmary
lo Aliatllt 24lh IU4 0U
The Landry Co.. Bond Paul D. Otteiiwin
suaier tilib. oil. ww
II. II. Mchlefenteln. Weed i Roilent Con,
trol Part Sept . i" nr
Elmer A. Howden . 413 33
Jullui Oss. Services Eaoerltnenl Slallon,
AUgUll MV..)t
Hlchfia hi Oil Co.. HuudIIm Weed Cutl
trol, August .... It 0
U. 8. Nat l Hank, Claim U. S. roumlup
Iremass Horses . - 93 I
Cltarlle McCartle. Labor gathering Tre
pais horses .... . 110 30
Albert Kollfell. Services Janitor, Hrpt.
Tom Yeo . - 42U 40
lien Matson ...... 4Hou
Frlls Juhuian $!.!
Henry Wyack ... . 913 20
Krlck Anderson - 23
R. Hanson ... w. - M - 93 33
Mo Utlla $17 03
V. K. Heedcr. Pari Salary Co, Juda.
Sept. J..-.. ftug.w
ROAD CLAIMS
Karl J. Toulouse, Labor Koadi. Sept. ..
, ., ,... ..,..,....SOj.iiU
William Walker $41.40
Frances U McMullen, Salary Clerk Co,
Court, part Sept ., 473 00
Vera Chaie. Salary DUU Ally. Office.
part Mepl $"7 30
Geo. F. Gray. Salary Janitor, part Sept.
. . IIOXI
John J. McNeall, Salary Janitor Helper.
part Sept. .. 9u JO
Emma Walland .. M. $i3 04
Mrs. A. C. Kenyan 123
Mary Cray -.-..........-.-...m... 913 37
V. SiMita sua 40
Packer Scott Ca, Supplies Janitor. Au
guat ... 931 l
Pac. Tel. A Tel. Co., Services Co. Offi
ces. Auguit ,. - $230 72
Peoples' Warehouse, Services Co. Atfrlc.
Auaust ... u 0.1
Specialised Service 911 ao
J. W. Kerns 92 40
Fave Lucas, Services Juvenile Off. part
sept. siooou
It, Johnson. Service Juvenile Office,
Seal , SU.4B
Smttli'BaiM Printing, Insurance Serv
ices, August ., i j.w
ROAD CLAIMS
Fret a Baldwin, Labor Roadi, Septem
ber ....... 47000
S. A. Barnum , loo
Mlllon Hradshaw 973 00
Io L. Coon 41 U3 00
J. B. Dennis VLto
Matilda Fink , $70 uo
D. E. Heath . $1 40.00
C. W. Hese .... $7o.ou
Jim Hoistein 4no ou
Pete C. HolshoUaer 00 00
Howard King . $ai v
John M. Kotms . $n3 00
Everett Llnvllle ,
$M5 00
l.oyal Luit .
Maurice Martin ..
. $73 00
, $rnii
Vi tx)
George Matt
A. D. McGee
473 00
Romeo McVey ..
..9 1. TO 00
40 IK)
Wallace Milligan
Raymond Orr
. $3 00
,. (K) IX.
w. ritcher
Jess Rimer
Margaret Ruik m
Floyd Shlpman .
.. $a3 00
...970 00
403 00
it. s. smitn
4MJ 00
Arol C.
Trotters Labor Roads, Septetn-
ber
SUU. (JO
William Walker - . oo
Ouy Wells w.4i3a.oo
Herbert Wllion ,-, aTs.oo
Hannah Winchester - n3 oo
M. War ley - $7B to
AI B runlet- $0000
Harve DePuy .$uo.oo
Arnold Oberg 473 00
E4 Propel $123 00
K. A. Tapper. Wood Roads, September
..... . , ,..., -$72.00
General Petroleum Corp.. Supplies Koaiti
juty ana August ......,.. ww.ow
Rend Portland Truck r., Services
Roads. Auaust ..91. 11
Associated Oil Co. , 4A3 00
Union Oil Ca M.e$3o.ai
Hurt t. Hawkins, Bumps Road Office
. 90 00
W. D. Miller Cons'L Co.. Services Koadi
AuaUSt .. .... S71K1 JO
Richfield Oil Co. $l3Jt3.40
C res-Dell Lodge, Labor Roads, Auguit
,. . ..$4011,30
Howard Cooper Corp.. Services Roads,
Auaust IU.4M.ai
L. M. Streeler J100.00
Green Gardens. Services Health Office,
laust and September ......ai3 no
Calif -Ore. Power Co.. August aw ui
Pacific Telephone ttt Telegraph -Jits. 43
Pacific Telephone Teiegrapn ...... 4
Hell's Hardware $3.
Shaw Stationery Co. ,.-... 92.73
hand Rock Ranch . $.3 00
Nlir nf Bros 900. 21
Sunset Grocery KW .03
Central Meat Market $20.23
Currln'a for Drugs $7.M
Montgomery Ward Co. w J 1 2.43
Carter's Fine Foods --..4l7.28
Fluhrer's llakery $8 20
Martha Wrinkle. Services infirmary Hei
tern ber
$42.47
a. C. Motley. Services Court House. Sep
tember J7S2.33
Wm. F. Gray, cash Adv. sup. court
House, Hop tern ber $1.73
Herald it News. Pub. Court Proceedlnai.
August $10tli72
Klamath county Abstract Co.. sup. Fire
Warden. August .. $4 00
flaven'a Cafe. Services Justice Court
August $3.50
Haven's Cafe. Jutv and Aueuit $3.20
Standard oil uo,, services louniy totin.
May and June . $0.77
Stale Sealer, Services District Sealer
to septemner w WR. sau.wi
ROAD CLAIMS
Charles H. Conroy, Labor Roads Sep
tember - ..... $no,6o
If. H. Drannon -........... $20.33
Pete C. Holzhouser . 92 03
, e. petty ww.wi
CURRENT EXPENflB CLAfMII
G. Patterson, Insane Examination,
ftentemher 93.00
Judith M. Ilrown, Part September finlary
Chamljer Commerce . $(12,20
Barbara Homan. Part Salary Justice
Court, HeptemlMir M ., $:i(1.30
Vincent W, Illaine. Labor Inflrtnnry,
September .........$;i4,Bii
Edna M. Blaine m.$34.BP
ROAD CLAIMS
V. L. Parks, Services Roads, Septem
ber 9200.23
V. Brewbakar, Labor Roada Septem
ber $203.11
AI Brewley $04.10
Harve Depuy ........ ifia.rn
8. V, Oodard $233.10
Wally M. Hector $27(130
Lyle D. McCormlck $103.30
Helen Michel J$l 23.41
Arnold Olwrg . , $n7.:ifl
F. O. Pool ..........,...Hm.m... $1111.00
Id Props! -Jlfll.lO
Herbert Wilson .. iioa.37
I.inRARV CLAIMS
Cit.-Ore, Power Co., Servlceg Library,
August 144.78
Big IJasIn Lumber Co,, Supplies. Au
gust , $.(i(
Rtnndard Oil Co $IA30
Pacific Telephone Ac Telegraph Co..
Services, September f4.00
ainry u. mcwomo, natarj uinrary, au-
AttS
11st
..$in7,B0
..$144.40
ce M. Waldron ...
Gladys Cox
i:i7.30
$110,10
$40.20
$47.30
,...,.$ I iti.no
$73,23
Lsn nieeie
Mrs, Bert C, Thomia ,
rs. Ruth Ferguson .
Mary F. McMillan ...
lassie Ferguson
Phvllls lal
ri
,...$103.00
George MTlIer, Janitor, September ..$43.00
Dornihy Prince, Garage Rent, Sepiem-
lier w. .......... $3.00
LAW I.inRARV CLAIM
Annabelle A. Newton, Salary Law Li
brary, September $12.00
( R IKNT KXPKNRK Pf.AIMa
Frances L, McMullen, Salary Cterk
County Court, part September .,..(1(18,20
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Rent K, C,
Hall. Julv. Alieuat Ac Rnlimhr atn no
Dale .Mnttoon, Salary Depuly Sheriff.
septa m be r .....,.,.,..,... $21 a. 30
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El da Heal, Salary ifcumy Cteik. Ho-
tvi niter k 1 tin mi
Audrey It. DeLap, CArarator Photo Hlatie
At a ('ft If 10. hcutmiilM-- mm mi
Geneva Oartatiil, tteUry Deputy t'ieih.
Septemlwr $l4aeO
. c, Hvidrlch. ury Deputy Cleih,
Seuleuilwr un ir.
Theirna II. Hubbard .... 9 14a en
Ev.iyn Pierre .-, 4l4oao
Gertrude Muoie, Ml lary Den, A-seMor.
SeiilvrnlMr kieuitsi
Ruth tarr . ... , m , " y
l-oyc c, Carver, pant - suonu
Harry Itaum . 9172 110
Ueorge M Burton . , w, 72 7o
Uuu Day, Service Road Viewer,
July , ,loliJ
Vernon Moore 911 00
Vera L, Chaae, tUt vices District At
torney, narl HdiKai iilsar .m irt
Helen I, Ander4tt .,, "'. 934 (X)
Uaa l.lllii it, Service District Attorney,
SeuletlllMsr La llnntl mils wi
ArmalMlla A Niwlrm, Salary IMP.
Irvaaurer. Keplpitttufr . $14ow
Isaac (i. llaitaitfl. Call la Iniiimnllv t .t
Chart L. Hulllilay . 912 OO
h. Dunbar, Jurur Justice Court, hu
feinltcr 11 In
Roy Call . " t
Uurg w. Mason H
leouia Mann ..,.,
Chas, K Hiley
BO
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n, aiimre .
,uun, iiNir i.eurt House He.
Mire, tjlelnber .... , . sueo
Klamath riilll.nl Co.. Linoleum Com I
llouae. Hpl.inber ., . ,1.12 00
A. ti. Mnrruun. BupL Salary Inllrm.r),
Septemlxr . , sail. si
OUclr. Morrison. Biirvlcs infirmary,
H,l.n,l,r ..., sno.fll
JoMph N.lUon m.,.t..m..w. Sl.ioiia
Itesme Nell.on . , . S7S W
Martha l-.re.il . IIM oo
Clva Cummins. . ajij si
Kl malli Conci.t. pip,, Ca. Huppll.. In.
flrmarr. Heplamber stow
Chllilran rerin Home, Cere of Children.
Ausu.l , lisijo
Boy. , Olrl. Aid Ho.ll.ty S3 oo
UA'.I? '' Tree... Axl.unro
f. m A?' '"Penilei II Cnildten and
Illlnd. Aiisu. t and He ptentlMtr .S3.l74.so
Cstholle Cliarllle., La le Children. Au
su.l , ,IlfJ , ftvt m
Oresnn I'rolei'llve noelely .'. '.' ,l:i3 uo
X. Mine. Hervlce. k.p. tm. (tel..
temher II40I
P. It. Iloiendel, ruierjl Health Olllrer,
seniemlwr , , unolo
Phrflu N Duff,, Bervlcee Health Uiill,
Beptemlr sun i
Jnhanne Hlemens Ilia no
Slyrtl. Cltlu.u
i.ydla Howard M
Mlllrenl We.l ,
Annie Htruthers
Dole Slmpaon
IJoyd Heely
i un no
140 30
I2U M
130 HS
IM no
Jolls Tommy ...
SMI .10
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Meellne. lL(.n,iur
S30O0
laolallnn
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M.rs.ret Cnlaltan, tfervlcee
lliKiillal, September .
Nn llll.v
Cliunrvr Vvi.i.w";.V i'....
sso.jo
Aubrey E. I'erry. Behrlcos Waterme.ter
lo HepiemlHir 33, tu.wl exu
Clarence Humble, Ta Poreclosure end
t VJ ",!"" Ilyileinber M 00
I. p. Itun.er, Halary Clnlull Court II. Illll,
fleplemlier j, ,ni to
l!?..LM.h",!"y "alary Justice Clerk,
Wfillam I Gray. Sale 'janitor, S."
SeptsmtMr !. ,10.35
John J. McNeall, A.iUlJni Janitor, Seii
lember . .,...,..... soo.Sil
Kmma Walland
mon
S33.3n
su m
l:iooo
Mrs. A. C. Henyan
Mary Gray .
V. Bpeli
Oresnn Woman's' Amliulance " jlervlrei
nepijniner . ,40.00
Rose Aubrey. Itorllruli ur.l a. rn,u f...
peclor, Neptemlier , HIM
Union Oil Co.. Bun. W.t.d Con
suit sis no
H. H. Srhleferalein. Weefl' i nodent Con
Irol, part Unitemlier ... S07.07
It, .All , ...IB
Mjrle K. Oreen and riiid n. nohln.on.
1'aymenl Jlork Cni.htlr Nile ....1300.00
calll -Ore. I'ower Co.. Aervlcee Road.,
RTAT'oronrnnii-V-
COUNTY or KLAMATH BR.
,i.V r- "fi-ap. CMinly Clark of
h.t.f '""' '.',".""! ounls and Rlata, do
hereby certify Hint UuT fnreilnln I. a
trilo ami cnrrorl .lateaienl of Claims
a llnweri by the County Courl of Warn-
..... ..,, ure.on, ana warrants u.ued
in pnyment nf some ilnklne. the month
Of Bepleinber. 1(14.1, Bnld' IMlbllcatlon In
pursuanr to CHAPTER. ' J86, 1U4S Ore
Ion Blntule.
County ihli i 3rd. dny of Oetolier, low.
County Clerfc, iJliimslh Counly,
Oreaon. ,
NOTIIJK OK MKKTINd SIP HOARD Ot
r.i.i'rti,i,nTIUN
In cnmnllnnr. u,l,t.T u..
O.C.f, A., nollre I. herebu alven thai Ilia
Board of Dlreclore of the Enterprise
Irrlan Ion Dl.trlct will all a. a Board of
fotialliallon lo review and correct IhS
lino aaaea.ment roll of nnld Ol.lrlet at
II. offlcn III3A Madison Htreol, Klamath
Fnlla. Oreeon. nn t..m.u ,1.. .iw,i. h.u
of Nnvemlior, HMD, and -till continue to
an irom ony 10 dny as nn a. may lie
neceaanry lo delermliie any objections
by any Inleretted penom In Ihe alien.
ment and appnrllonmrnl thereof.
1. J. ixxo'ff, Bepralary,
Oct. 10.7-3V-:ii-No. Jl :
..K!,TI,:K P PINAI. JkCCniINT
MnTIr'ir ia ii.ovmu V,..,... ..... .
have f ed mv rii.ni ....
oulrlit of Ihe ealnte of JOB BAIIIIRTT,
decen.ed, end Ihe Jiirt.., of the Clmill
,HlrJ! ."a Slate nf Ornioit, for Klam,
ath Couniv, hns fised ten o'elot In the
forenoon of Oolobor lntlS, I IMS, and thl
courtroom of ,nld cnurll In Iha court.
.1 niimain ran,, ureBnn, aa tn.
time and n ace when itnd wher. ani
person mny nreaent mn Ir nltl.llnn. nt
pllons to nnythlnu tbnraln cnnlalned
' m" "nn ("ace ina ooun,
will 'Inally snllle anld sVcount.
..imurri IV1AK IIAItPlETT TICKNOIl
Bx-cu rlx of tha K.toto of Joa Bsrl
"epi. jo-aoi 001, i-io-n-rNo, aoa,