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Newspaper Page TextCity Dads Pass Three Measures The third and final reading of ordinances which will place three measures on the ballot at the special city election to be held in conjunction with the pri mary election May 17, was passed at the regular session of the city council last night. The council also passed a res olution notifying the state that the city of Klamath Falls was excluding itself for the time be ing from participating in the public employes retirement act but this measure will appear on the May 17 ballot and if ap proved at that time the city win then petition the state for par ticipation starting July l, 1946 In 194S, the state legislature passed a law known as the pub lie employes retirement act to go into effect July 1. 1946. All em ploycs and municipalities with civil service and employes under the same, will begin to make contributions based on the per centage of salaries and unless a city notifies the state they do not wish to come under the act prior to May 1. 1946. they automati cally will be incorporated in this plan. Excluded Due to the tact that funds are not available to participate in this act for the time being, the city passed the resolution last night notifying the state Klam ath Falls was excluding itself. On May 17, at the primary election, a measure will be placed on the ballot to raise not to exceed one and one-quarter mills which will make funds available for the employes in the city to participate in the act. Public employes in the city of Klamath Falls who will come under this act include police of ficers, firemen, street employes ana any other city employe ac tively engaged in city work to the extent of 600 hours per year, Elective officials can petition the state for the privilege but they do not come under the act au tomatically, it was pointed out Two Measures The retirement act is one of the measures to be presented ana trie otner two are as follows: 1. "Shall the city of Klamath Falls pave portions of streets ad jacent to city owned parks with in the city, levy a tax' of one- quarter mill upon every dollar of taxable property for the tax year of 1946-47 and for that year only, for the purpose of paying for said pavement, create a spe cial fund entitled 'park pave ment fund,' in which money de rived from said levy shall be placed; and amend the city charter to meet the levy author ized." 2. "Shall the city of Klamath Falls construct street improve ments in front of city owned lots in cooperation with adjacent property owners to improve such street; levy a tax of one-half mill upon every dollar of taxable property for the year 1946-47 for the purpose of creating a re volving fund entitled 'lot revolv ing fund' into which all money collected under said levy shall be placed; from which payment for improvements for lots shall be made, which payment shall be replaced upon sale of such lot from money "received and amend the city charter to meet the levy authorized." iji Tii fr?') Mtt).iiMsri... City Police Hold 25 Bikes Are vou missine a Viito? There are 25 impounded bicy ties at me cuy ponce station and officers would very much like to get the machines back to their rightful owners. The city council discussed somewhat last night offering those maphinpc sshir-H htiira at the station for a long time, at a puouc saie. uity Attorney Henry Perkins wasn't sure about this; nrnperiuro anH nion. look into it. In the meantime, me DiKes are piling up and own ers are asked to identify their bicycles and take them home. Klamath Firms Pay Overcharge Fines Settlements for overcharges by several Oregon firms, includ ing two in Klamath Falls, were announced today by the district office of OPA in Portland. Rose Motor company paid a $33.07 fine for overcharge on a used car, and Palace Market paid a $25 fine for overcharge on meat. - Hani Norland Auto Insur ance. 123 N. 6th St. DISTRIBUTOR WANTED- ... To Handle th Most Sen sational, Proven Article that has Entered the Automotive Field Since its Beginning. Can you establish dealers on an article that will save seventy cents out of every dollar on the operating cost of any Automobile. Truck or Tractor? Prove to our fac tory representative who will be in your city next week that you are the right man and we will prove that we have it. We expect our distributor to service and supply his own dealers making it neces sary to carry a two thousand dollar stock. Write Box 2400 care This Newspaper. (Continued from Page One) over a terrible four months until the next harvest comes in." That is to say, we are actually asked to SACRIFICE something willinglv in order that millions mav LIVE instead of STARV ING! In an era dominated by I want mine FIRST, and to hell with the other fellow" thinking, that appeal tinkles strangely in the ears. Conservation Program Urged By Unionists PORTLAND, Ore., March 12 (fP) A proposal that the federal government finance a program to assure forest conservation work by smaller lumber operat ors which would also ease the lumber shortage was made here by the CIO International Wood workers of America. The union's research director declared a three-point plan ad vanced by the union in an an nouncement over the weekend is based on changes in the north west's industry the past quarter century from large scale opera tions to small units. Ellerv Foster said the small operations now characterizing the lumber industry are "too poor" to finance the program, He urged: 1. The government provide technical aid to lumbermen sim ilar to that the department of agriculture gives farmers, pay for forest conservation as it pays farmers for soil conservation. 2. Police powers to the nation al forest service to enforce regu lations to prevent destructive logging. 3. Stimulation of wood utiliza tion plants and others to use wood waste in making suosu tutes for ordinary lumber. Foster said the first of the points would require the govern ment to give more assistance in logging, production, marketing, improving forest fire protection, construction of permanent sys tem of logging roads and re planting of cutover lands at pub lic expense. ' Car Reported Stolen Here John Miller of Richreall, near Salem, reported to city police yesterday that -his green 1934 Chevrolet coupe was stolen from 6th near Main sometime since he parked it there Sunday evening. Miller is visiting in Klamath Falls and staying at the Willard hotel. He told the police that no key was needed to start his car and there were only about four gal lons of gas in the tank. John Williams, 619 Pine, post ed $50 bail with city police on a charge of reckless driving. He was arrested last night at 6th and Spring. Vernetta Walker, Chiloquin, posted S50 bail on charges of drunk and disorderly and possession of intoxicating liquor. William Johnson, Klamath Falls, was fined $8 in municipal court today for violation of the basic rule, and Sybil Hyde, Klamath Falls, was fined S5 for failure to procure an operator's license. Several minor accidents were reported to police last night but there were no injuries and only slight damage to cars involved. Car Dealers Sued By OPA PORTLAND, March 12 (IP) OPA suits on file today against three used car dealers here charging violation of ceiling prices asked a circuit court to invalidate the business licenses of the dealers. OPA Auto Enforcement At torney Charles Kaufman said the action was one of 20 such suits planned to protect legiti mate dealers as well as the pub lic. v Kaufman said the defendants had perpetrated various price evasions, acenntintr "sir! nnv. ments," requiring trade-ins be- iure .selling ana writing laisc certificates of transfer. He reported one veteran had Daid S1800 for a 1400 par hp needed in his business and an other paid $750 above ceiling. Former KF Resident Passes In Eugene William O. Hill. 35. former Weyerhaeuser Timber company engineer, died at Eugene, March 8, and final rites will be con ducted here by Ward's. Hill moved several years ago to La fayette. He was recently em ployed by the Lorane Lumber company at Cottage Grove. Hill was born June 9. 1910. at Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and married Mary Morgan at Klamath Falls in 1937. The family had completed arrange ments to return here to live at the time of Hill's death. The average amount of elec tricity in a lightning flash is far less than the amount that can be charged into a storage battery. Stromberg . Carlson Radios Derby's Music Co. Air Forces Made Into 3 Commands WASHINGTON, March 12 (.!') The army air forces were stream lined today into three major combat commands by Gen. Carl Spaatz, who declared the atomic bomb made it "almost" certain any future war would begin with air action. The new chief of the nation's air army announced the follow ing combat groupings for the postwar setup: The strategic air commund, composed of long range striking forces, the air defense command, responsible for the aerial pro tection of the continental United States, and the tactical air com mand, which will cooperate with surface forces. These will be supplemented by five supporting commands, and by air national guard and air reserve forces. A revised "air university" system of school ing already has been put into effect. Pauley May Accept Deal WASHINGTON, March 12 (.T) A new arrangement whereby Edwin W. Pauley would ask withdrawal of his nomination as undersecretary of the navy was reported in the making today. A republican member of the senate naval committee, who de clined use of his name, said the deal was proposed at a two-hour conference of Pauley,, Democrat ic National Chairman Robert E. Hannegan and two members of the committee. Republican committee mem bers, he said, will meet later with Senator Tobey (R-N.H.), leading opponent of the Pauley nomination, to decide whether the terms of the arrangement met their approval. This development, presaging a windup of the six-weeks-long controversy, came as a sched uled meetine of the naval com mittee on the nomination was called off. It had been set for 2:30 p. m EST. AAA Committeemen Talk Production Community committeemen for AAA met this morning in the county agent's office with C. W. Smith, assistant county agent leader of Corvallis. The group went over produc tion goals for 1946 and consid ered soil conservation practices that will be recommended for Klamath county, LOS ANGELES, March 12 (IP) Deputy Sheriff C. L. (Hard Way) Brownlee has dug up some more evidence. He has investigated a com plaint a toy balloon had explod ed in a purchasers face. Brown lee examined a similar balloon. It blew up in Brownlce's face. A week ago he was investigat ing a dog bite case. The same dog bit Brownlee. .... :mi.o.i ., 8M.O0 87.01 , 8.VIUI $tj.7.i LEGAL NOTICES Claims allowed by the County Court and Warrants issued by the County Clerk during the month of February. 1946. on the various Funds of the County. CL'RBENT EXPENSE FUND A. L. Brandt. Reporting Circuit Court - - S83.00 I. D. Rumer. Bailiff Circuit Court $170.00 Pale Mattoon, Transportation Prison ers 819.40 J. L. Murray. Supplies Clerk $87.50 Clarence A. Humble, Circuit Court Re volving Fund 8127. 35 Edwin C. Jones. CatUe Indemnity ..$4.00 H. A. Testerman 54.00 Dale Mattoon. Meals Circuit Court Jury .13.73 A. L. Brandt, Services District At torney ... ...S77.50 William F. Gray. Salary Janitor -875.30 T. B. Kendall. Assisting Janitor ....$30.70 Mrs. A. C. Hcnyaw $13.00 Minnie Walker $41.85 Mary Gray m 413.00 Louise Black SH.93 L. V. Spell SI 8.00 Pete McGowan $80,50 B. A. Eric k son. Repairs Court House $68.83 H. B. Schieferstein. Salary Weed and Rodent Control . $90.87 J. L. Murray, Services Check Writer Assessor .. $37.50 Klamath Printinr Co., Supplies County Clerk S16.50 K. F. Garbage Co.. Services Court House and Jail .$13.00 Dr. G. A. Masscy. Services Indigent Soldier $75.00 Hillside Hospital .$114.80 . uieucne. mu Burt K. Hawkins. Poslsgi' Clerk .., $33.31 hoai Hsu Willy M. Hector. Cli Advinci County Engineer ...... WI.M LAW LWRAR V UNO Don Goddard, Salary Law Librae tilt .....$12.30 ion hm H. C. Howard. Salary $141)110 City of Klinilth rills, 80'. Due City klimilh Fills JJ Pacific Tel. ft Tel. Co . Servlrei ...7.00 rt KRKNr KXI'KNSK H'NU Shaw Stationery Co., suputlci lounly Offices Ws.3 Klamath Med. Service Bureau, Insurance Withholding Officers !'' " Muluil Benefit Health Ass'n. ... Wi 43 Diamond Lake Service Station, Supplies County Court 3 IH) Secretary ot Slate. Supplies lax Ucpnil- ment $4.00 L. L. Low .Sheriff, Cish Advance I'osl- lie . , WOW) J, L. Murray. Supplies Sheriff ... $37 ..TO Klamath shopping uuino Howie Brothers Elstmin Kodak Storel .... Art Bumsidc Co, .. Rnan M.M.,t Po. . Martin T. Pratt. Sheriff. Service! She Iff ....$1.30 Walter Zimmerman ,. Wonuvorlh & Irwin. Inc - $U3 Monarch Tire Service Mil 33 Keith 1. Dice. Supplies Sheriff .. $3(1.00 L. U Low Sheriff. Board of Prison ers $:l!)3 73 Moe's Store, Supplies Photo Static Ma chine Clerk $3 00 Smith-Hates Printing Co., Supplies Coun ty Clerk SJ 30 U. S. National Bank, Bond Deductions Employee $73,00 Homer M. Holt. Clttll Indemnity ..$30.0(1 Wilier S. Jones $4.0(1 Berenice Mueller. B 1 1 1 f f Circuit Court $30 00 Klimilh Shopping Guide. Supplies Cir cuit Court $8 10 Dile Mattoon. Cish. Advinci Melll Cir cuit Court Jury .. $4.60 Virginia Gibson,. Witness Circuit Court $33 711 A. L. Brandt. Reporter Circuit Court $130.00 G. 11. Cornd. Constable Fees ....... $100 I'd J. W. Grtttolt. Jusllce Fees $13 90 Henry Johnson, Constable Fees ...$37 30 Lloyd Peters. Justice Fees 841.70 Fred Hellbronner, Fuel Infirmary $141.30 Cil Ore Power Co., Services Inflrm- iry ,. SUS.IKI Dirk Reeden'i, S u p p 1 1 e County Poor 840.311 lllbhi Clothing Co 813.33 Norvals Golden Rule SB 30 P. H. Ruiendil, M 1 1 e g e Health Unit $17.23 Mvrtle Caldwell .$lt 0 Lvdli Howard 8(10 30 Mlllcent West $84.10 Annls Struthers $23.10 Lloyd Seely ...$37.10 C. A. Humble. Cish Advmce Revolving Fund - $130.34 Vera L. Chase, Reporting Coroner's Inquest 810 00 Western Union Telegraph Co.. Services Officers ..$0130 Dr. H. A. Wheeler. InspecUng Bangs and T B "Tests" $331.30 MIIHARr FUND Klimith Medical Service Bureau, In surance Employees $10.73 ROAD FUND . H. V. Borton. Labor $141.73 H. V. Borton Jr. $93 13 Milton Bradshaw 8100SO E. W. Cluff $3401 Charles H. Conroy $103 08 Leo L. Coon $114 33 J. B. Dennis $117.80 Homer Depuy . $01.81 V. L. Hale ... $233 03 D. E. Heath $134 01 C. W. Hesse 878 34 W. R. Mix 81.V1.S1 Roy Holmes . 882.81 Jim Holsteln $124 04 Luther Jones .. . 887.30 John M. Kobus $107.18 H. D. Landrum $121.33 Everett Llnvllle $110 38 Loyil Lust 887 94 Maurice Martin $107.07 George Mast $102.01 A. D. McGee $183.30 Romeo McVeigh $133 10 Harry L. Meyers 802 08 Wallace MllllAn . Sjlos.M John W. Mills 870.72 Raymond Orr liot.so Murtle Peterson J. w. Pitcner E. P. Pool Jess Rimer Floyd Shipman II. S. Smith William Walker . Thomas Wasson . Guy Wells ta. woriey $11.70 $113.87 $138 34 . $131 44 .$139.83 ... 838. 30 ... $38.29 $130 38 $120 07 $121 48 John Youngling $172.74 Klamath Medical Service Bureau. In surance Employees . 830 30 Mutual Benefit Health Ass n. 428 23 Shaw Stationery Co.. Supplies . $8.33 Vern n. Pcugh, Service! Etc. Agricul turist Shaw Sllllonery Co., Supplies Airlin.il- (uilil $4.40 Garrison Equipment Co. H 30 Peyton Co, ...$llin Swan Lake Moulding Co. $30 38 Ballot! Wright ,. $3 0 J. W. Kerns HOI.IIO Five Lucas, Cash Adviltee Juvenile Offlco , -"73 raye Lucas, Salary Driw Juvenile Offset- IIHMHP ROAD ri'.NII J. Joseptisoil, Agent, Freight lload Sup plies . . 3.ll Klumalh Muchino Kid Locomotive Wks,, Supplies IU0:I8 Heed I'rnclur Si Equipment Co. ..sl.l.lii.mi Paul T, Jones. Posts lt.VlHI Union Oil Co., Supplies $211.78 t'l'HHIiM' liXI'hNKIt r't'NII Carl Selmhcil. Repairs Phulo Static Ma chine, Clerk 3I2.W StauUnid Oil Co., Supplies County Court - .. .. $11,113 Burt K. Iliwkhui, Postage Uel. Tux Foreclosure Ulllce $3.00 Herald At News, Publications L P Kstrays $311 08 Elsie Siemens, Draw Salary Tax Depart ment $1(17.10 Jean l.ott 878 3d Iris Bradbury $33 70 Don Goddard, Driw Silary ll-pulv Sherllf 4 30 Ell-Nasli Co . Services Sheriff Car . $3 on Richfield pll Corp., Supplies Sheriff "Jail" satl.lsj Waller Zlnunorman, Services for Sher iff , 1J40 Fraukel Carbon Co., Supplies Cuunty Clerk 818 00 Gertrude Moore. Draw Silary Deputy Assessor Ruth Carr Lovce C. Carver George M. llurton lllW J 72.30 117.10 802.8U Vera 1.. Chase. Draw Salary District Attorney Office 178 80 Helen 1. Anderson $8 10 Clarence A. Humble. Cash Advance He- volvlng Fund 877 43 A. Newton, Draw Salary Deputy Trees. urer $73 3d Jusnlla LldesniA. Wittiest Circuit Court $8 30 Mrs. Juana l.ldesnn $8 3d Nelllo Alverel $8 30 Tommle Alveres $0.30 Dr. George II. Adler $3 10 Trinidad Mirquns $2 10 J. G. Llnkenbick 3(130 Itulh Hay M.20 E. L. Stephens $4 20 Frances Gilchrist, Uriw Saliry Jusdce Court $70.10 JURORS CIRCUIT COURT. January le February 3(ti, Into IIKtiUI.AR I'ANlt. E. A. Himlllon. Juror Circuit Court $3 10 Iinuu $34 00 , -..$11 33 $7 0(1 $MI 00 ..$18 20 . $8 20 . . 80 20 .. 813 00 ..817 00 $34 40 ...... $3 23 ... $12 00 $30.00 ,. $23 00 $13 20 $4 on .$17 00 $18 30 $8 00 . :. $13 30 $3 20 $3 20 S3 10 $3.10 $3.10 , $3.10 83.30 $3.10 $9. 10 .' $0 10 .... $3.10 , U 10 . $3.10 ........... $3.10 . $8 20 $24 00 $21 00 . 89 20 $34 00 $9 20 .... $8 40 813 Oil $13 00 810 OU 823 SO $13 00 Harry K. Wilson B. H. Pickett Chas. II. Flackus Noel Turner C. II. Hooth Hins Norland .................... Fred B. Robinson .- Jack Henry . James H. Rogers . : Roy F. Kinsman ... George W. Van Horn ... lwls C. Ewlng . George Bodcnhamer . Uen Henxel R. II. Harnett R. J. O'Sulllvan T. D. Jackson Glenn Kester Dennis O'Connor William M. Loreni George R. Irwin . U A. Johanson M Kalph L. Ilurke Nelson Reed . Alfred C. Backel Ida B. Odell Lionel Hank Ins w ., lister I. Ogden Key Malloy . Glen D. Jones Thomas W. Allen ....... Harvey C. Martin ............ Clarence H. Lewis . .. A, L. !.ougmlre ... ... Earl Kent Kalph E Williams Ivan Petrasek Ivan Brown ..... Russell P. Akers ... ...... Dwlght Klrcher Preston Fldler -. Charles Young .... Ed. T. Crawford .. Noah Nyhart John Cirstensen ... Alfred Keller Merlo J. Loosley .. Fred 0. Mirkwirdt IJ-"J Willir M. r-ohel "" George Andireon IJ-JJJ Wllllim A. Viu. Bllsklrk t Joe Mlcki W'SS on Joe Mlcki Hi- O. K, Anilrcvvi J J Matk Evans J J M. M. siiny uriiiini L -" T- leih smllh J d miss ' Olson V er Albert -J" ue Ahem IJ -a Olloiuail J J Kenneth Smllh David svnt.es Kdls Olson Waller Jerom t-.... St M.-Clallan t hsrles A Parlildge . Vent O. Norval Ilohert 11 Elliott U',,1.1., Joties IN) $8 00 $13 00 .,.. !( so P 40 00 00 Si3 (HI 1(H (Ml .. $3 SO , (13(10 .. 411 l:l tm . 8(1 (HI miner I.. Mitchell W On llnillcy J" j" Peler N. C.W "" John W Narglnson Frank Sullivan . lioaer Gilbert Ralph A Johnston lis M. Foster Henry V. Gerber Paul Wamplec Cecil Haley Itolln F England James E. Ilcolltanek .... k'...l I- NHIt, William' A. Iivman . John Halleksou .. Iteldon II Yanrey Dan J. Cashmuil $11.20 ll UK $21.00 83 10 $13,311 .. Ill 40 .. 83 III . 87 (HI $24 (HI . HI) 20 $24 (HI au 70 Z' 3 00 83 0(1 3 3(1 ., 83 (HI itt 411 nans - - Waller ICInmierlnin " ""J Mm gin Johnson - -fS; ! Hymn Johnson - J3 on Robert S. Olson , Joseph Drill! George A nuts ... Ilmlalph Jellnek ..... Silas Grlssle Ivan Icenblci ..... II. V. Morgll Eirl M. Irvlol ..... lxils Killnl Junes C. Freemen Gilbert S Elder .. Carl D Matthews ,. Fmuk N. ueixon . A. Itonfelil 813 20 11.1 (HI . $( 00 113 40 .818 00 4 (HI 8 00 80 Id 80 00 818 00 88 10 80 (HI $0 HI 87 00 114 (K) J.'g. Patterson', liisiue Elimination $3 oil O. B. Coiad, Service Coroner ..... 80 pa PicKle Tel. ss Tel. Co., Sirvlon Cnuiily Offices , 33J Liwrence Bluer Agency. Premium Sher- )(I ins .j " - . awrence Sliier Agency. '';" Treisurer Ins ?J3ou shin riiNli Todd Building Co., Supplies nignii on -o Eugene Dletsgen Co. Ich .. $41.13 43 , 8.IIU 42 .... 811 83 ,. 1. 044 S3 $34U 18 831 00 Tuiiday, March 12. 1048 Wlllire Mllllgill .,..,.. lot! 00 John W. Mills $11-1 no Itsymouit (Irr ... iiisihi Murlll Pelersnn iloiHi Floyd Hhipmin iiioiiu aR. Ninllli fill no llllini Walker hu (hi Guy Wells II in no 8. M. Woriey eliHiuu Al III (US V $ ihi llirvey Uenuv sinim llerberl Wlnilhim . . .. ills.oo I I'MUr.Nl KXrl.'NNE FUND Oregon Nllle College, Farm Heimm- slralion , . $3Ml (HI slralloll ... 8HH) ( ti, A Missey. Ncmi'M Veienn f ini tlenernl Petroleum Co., Supplies An cultiltnl Uetiarluiint ., . ..$.111 2ti Parllic Tel, Tel. Co., Supplies Com I House .. , .. 81 (Hi Keeilliuro Equipment Co $31 ;i TUlliw Fnnns . 1117 77 C. A Humble Dlslilrl Attorney, Cash Advance Revolving Fund . $31100 J, tl. Pallorsou MO, Insane EniihIiis. Illlll . .... $3 00 J. fl. Piltereon Ml) . it 110 M. r. Hell. Vital tUatlatlel RapotU . .33 F. M. Trout . . , , ,.. 13 tl. K Iteeiler. Salary County Judge 800 70 John II. Ileber, Naliry CumniU. sinner $1211 1(3 Fred L. Pope 871. 2S o.Ali.U nil I'nrn Montgomery Wild ASSOC IB )M "'.-' ..' t'Uimr.NT isrr.an rs-rtif rmnmerplal Milnteinnce. Replies Photo Sialic Machine "Clerk " . 82 00 1 N. II. Nelson, Tnvel Expense As- 1 seasor . Jr. ; II. 11. Sehefereteln. Drew BiUry weed ml Rodent Control '""' Wllllim F. Griy, Driw Biliry Jan- Pete McGowin, Labor Jsnltor .. 80S 81 Minnie Wilker " !" Miry Griy " I ...I.. Illarif . $J OO Italia Nodlnl el Etlllh Cox ; -' Mr. Ka(ier .... ...-. $ 24 Theimi lienson . 83 34 Henry Pillleltl rT... J;"-" Gus SpeU . . ..... !? Stite InilustrtK Aectciens vw"t--") Insurance employees : T, n. Witters, Insurance Lm,n;! Trucks ... ............ -. ROAD ri'NII State Industrie! Accident Commission. Insurance Employee H. V. Rorlon. Libor . '.J? no I Milton Hndahiw E. w. ciuu . . .......... Chas. II. Conroy .... l.eo L. v-oon ......... . Hnttart C. COX ............... J. II. Dennis .... Homer Depuy .. D. r.. Heath . C. W. Hesse ... t(r ll,Ui(aln Luther Jones . . .... John M. Kobus Everet Llnvllle Loyil Lust . . Miurlc Martin . George Mast Romeo McVeigh $133 00 ...... $73 (HI ...... 835 (HI .. $03 00 813 00 Mt. ')0 (HI 8I13O0 . $100 oo " ' . 883 OO ., 873 00 833 (HI .. $UO 00 $30 00 830 oo $70 IH( . $1(3 00 ! $100 00 j $638.34 .so ; ..$33.73 $4.63 $118 00 -$33 36 Monarch Tire Service Bells Hardware Ed tc Lou Radiator Service Colvear Motor Sales Co. Ballou & Wright H. L. Prltchard Co. Klmhall'a Glass Shon 87 92 West Hitchcock Corp . Supplies .$11600 Big Basin Lumber Co., $1.80. Dick B. Miller Co. ' 81.23 Coast to Coast. Store; ....$3.00 Sears Roebuck At Co. 84 Western Auto Supply Co. . $1.93 City Ice & Supply $3.30 Balsiger Motor Co. $421.46 Motv tc Van Dyke Co. $382 32 J. W. Kerns $243.90 Loggers 6c Cont. Mac. Co. $42.42 Lorenz Co $38.16 Socclallzed Service $09.63 The Conwhlt Co. 40 Cat Ore Power Co.. Services 899.07 Baker Bros., supplies . $.13.2.1 Minn. Mining Min'f. Co. $44 00 Burness Motors .$437 38 Goodyear Service $103 34 Tripp's Auto Painting soutnern racmc. to. ..$100 00 Bussman's Welding Sup. .823 83 Home Lbr. At Suoply Co. 829.00 Merrill Lumber Co. . 5(18.68 Swan Lake Moulding Co. $238 .13 Peyton & Co. . 83 22 Keith L. Rice $709 28 Standard Oil Co. $494 Fred H. Hellbronner . $148 37 Burt Hawkins. P M $9 00 Klamath Shopping Guide ..40.80 CURRENT EXr-KMIE rUJHll Herald e News, Publishing Bid Ad vertisements $79.08 Ben Ke lis meter. Repairs Sheriff Cir - 321.83 Smith-Bates Printing Co.. Printing Dis trict Auornev i.w E. W. Dunn. Justice Tees ...8300 Geneva E. Westfall, Services Jan itor - ..$9.73 Tom Yeo $8 43 Peyton & Co., Fuel Court House ... stw.oj UVrtrf w Hellbronner $188.60 Cal Ore Power Co.. Services Jill-Court House Memorial Buildings $228.18 Dorris Telephone Co., Rental quarantine ataiion Big Basin Lumber Co., Supplies for Re nairs Court House $39.23 Davis Plumbing Co., Repairs Court House and Jill iu..i( Klamath Furniture Co., Supplies Court House "Fixtures" $27.34 Swan Lake Moulding Co. . $1083 General paint (.orp. . eu.iu Bell's Hardwire Co. $12.21 Packer Scott Co 411.80 Murphys Seed Store 83.45 Mason Ehrmm Co. $10.82 Harry Hafter $13.81 Herald & News, Advertisement for Continuous Daily Open . 12:30 iii5 IN milsSlsW Illlll Ml rsiEisiSr S-Jl J I -Box Office Open 1:30-6:45 Tidying. ei ; ' 5 t 7 GE0K M80n rWlWI ; a) ti S(ttir l LOUS SOIOMOM KWXJ WM 1 MM UlET VERA VAGUE CONRAD IAMS mwi mm nmmi uoyd-lnio mm FILMBO FROM BROADWAY'S STAGE I urn -SJ iiueuun isitvise wj v.n isvj ,,-,..,.,.-.,, ,71 s II - f OQuy. Doorf Open 6:45 VSf BLOODCURDLING i Ross" Aubrey.' 'Saliry HorUcuTtu'rist 'ind ! V J V!3r' EnSLj, w J Jl UEwwd ST' Fn.lt inspector .483.32 j f pMff . Jffft (MM I'lI'Msi'lj jT" i)fflk?b$i $a BREATHTAKING ' PHONE 3262 - . " . kl h St H J m Wet NinUv 1 William GARGAN f i'Zf' III f9'Ss- LOMBARD ! g ..Wh. Ih. w.,( w.i Wlllll. jfZty Ore?-'0 i JSgSr FRISCO" -Jsd:j:if I; I a . Ho,..rth Doori Optn l:30ti45 NOW! Leavts Soon! V Dolled 4 I si ' ocnnis a V O'KEEFE 1 I PERRY f m c o m o L jpAIIDA I M ft I . . Attr.cllonl M 't0lt' u. . . - M (,llaiV,,l,r8 Pai'Lj'. 1 NTATlf r.M .... '-''lun Kl i i it ,,, :, tM", '"I"!'! ol IJSLH Clilnl1 low. 'u ,, (SKAI.I nasi 0N THE STAG! The I -a wana w nu J niaini Count) Kapers THURSDA ""Ml Wll a 8:00 P, M. 5 SemiW winners J competing ft the GRAND PR12L Chailoi dud) Jit, Phyllis D.on Mkli Suion Gam Alyct Willi Orq Lh on. M Wimon WHO Will WIN? KM INIOttUnON SIU IU M 4!W . t Jl B II Clasiste Door Optn o: r. m 3W -as. oioimi. 1 I Jyy if t?. TRIGGER Pt "'" TERROR STRIKES! jt-r-aieiii -mil. . 1IC0 MiflH8, I