Zion Lutherans Slate
u m
; MOYieunDime ineme
' 'Aim Lutheran church la ahow
lnu a Hlbllial sound film, "The
Blind Ht'KKiir of Jerusalem," In
It! church auditorium, 10211 Mlh
dtri'i'l, mi Sunday evening, Muy
B, lit 7:M0 o'clock.
"The tlllliil Ilt'KKar (if Jitruaa
lam," based on lliu ninth chapter
of tin' liospel according to Ml,
John, Ik ii grlmilng story Unit ex
plains why Jesus no vigorously
opposed tha rcllulotis leaders of
Washington
Forest Fire
fin RamnariA
VII IUIIIjfMyw
PDItTt.ANI). Mny H (I'l
Fhi men wen- .still railing uncoil-
U'llll'll OV'IT I'L'flll'l'Nll'll 1(111(1
miiithi'Unt of Yucolt, Wash., to
dny In tho wuki of thi Hi'iuon'i
Xi rnt hot, humid flro weather,
Klre wiirilftrm reported from
10,11(1(1 to Ifl.miO iti-rcH blackened
bi'lwi'cn Hell ii ion i it u 1 ii hihI Dole
' valley. Koine (15 nn'ii 40 on till'
rsl side and !!!) on the eusl
lure huttlliiK the 1) I ii 7.n with lull 1
lu.crs. On the fiipil nidi1, Fire
rVai'ilcn (ili'iin Mrsaner, Yurolt,
ri'iortrd a decreasing wind hud
eniilih'd lil men to keep the fire
II i nil spreading buckward.
' In Uregon, where a dozen
blazea rrnpti'd yoiitordiiy, flrt
flKhlt in took breather (lrr
checking flames Unit blackened
several hundred acres. One blaze
destroyed burn, with lew
riihliltii mid chickens.
, Hop lor Wonlhor Break
3 A fire thiil broke out on tho
Spokane, I'lirtlund ft Seattle
ntfht of wuy near Huxton, Ore.,
v., ii hrmiKlil under control lit
midnight aflcr futiuu uhoiit 3IIU
acres. Twenty-five of 100 fire
. fighters remained to mop up.
; ThrotiKh the norlhwi'iit. fire
patrols hoped fur respite In the
Weather bureau's forecast of rls
In if humidity and nliihlly falling
tfiiiprriiliirrii. The maximum
temperature forecast for today
hern wan 73, compared lo yes
terday's 4.
; Lluht, variable wlndii were
forecast to succeed the cast wind
which fanned fires yesterday.
LEGAL NOTICES
i KOTKl
Kollra U harabv ilvan th. tha undar-
)tftt(J. minimi. l lo t.rcW ol ths Onutl
C iurl nt tlt Htaio of Ofsgtm, C'uunty of
JUafiUlh. dated IIk Inilt tUy ut April,
Jv40. will un aitd ttr ih ITIl tlmy
r May, IdifJ, m-II, 0urUmi nf thr
f'Uta of llnT Hmc lUHchliuot, and
hlrlay Jaan Hulr hln.-.n. In )M hlfhait
fclrtiler for rath lha following daactlUad
fa at property;
. All lhal fxirllnn of ii, Empire
I'racia. aa known utxtn tho nffl.'UI
V Pl-t Uiarvuf ott flit In th nfflrc o(
V tha rnttnly dark f Klamath Cnunlr.
tfk flrn ton. particularly detcrltwU
m hraiiinlnf at tha amithwail rornar of
aid l1 13 and ruitrnti tlwnra aatt
alun the imtllt Hub of uid lot lit
frrt to a point whifh U iha north
' at rornrr of Nil to of Canlm
. Trart, arrnrdliitf to tha o(flcll (iUt
. Ihrrrof on flla lit In orriro of iha
,-. rnuniy t lerh of Klamath C""hly,
)rrin; th ma In a iortheierly
k (Jlrrcllon in a atralfM Una to tha
-? H'lilliBatl rornar of Iil 10 of Mid
l-ntplra Trait; thenca waat aloni
tl oiith llite of NU 10 and ut
' Kmplra Trat-t 13 faat; lha fir milh.
W aloiur the Weil lute of ald lil Ii
i of Kmptra Trrl, 120 J fwl to tha
4 place uf hinnlo( .
ANNA MAR tAY.
A ID 2H; M :i io- No xw.
NOT UK Or flNAI. ATOt'NT
IN TMK Cnu'PIT I'Clt'HT cr THE
H'lATr i in- nil r i low im a vm run
i i Tilt; C OUNTY UK KLAMATH IN VHO
' IIATK
lit the Matlar of Ih Kitata of
, WII.I JAM MILKY HMK I1. Dictated
Ntitlre (a lierrhy given that 1 hava
ImlnMrntor nf the etlatr of Wllllnm
HMry Nmlth, deraicd, and tha ahova
Cmrt ttaa flxad (an n'rlm-k In tha fir
Boon of Mnnday, May 20, HUB, Iha
Hint, and tha elmill roiirtrnom In tha
enurl hotua In Klamath Falla, ()rtion. at
the plare. whan and wher anv perann
Diay prnent any ohjecilona nr excep
tion lo anvlhlni therein rnnlalned, and
J tha an Id time and place Ih court
finally aelll aaid an-onnl
d KHNKST W. SMITIf.
; Admlnuirator of aatd Xitatt.
Al ia -It-M; M-.l No. X12.
r-rirAi. WOttKfl AOK.NCY Ptini.ic
BllIt.DINflR AMVINISTHATION. Offire
or the niviilon Emineer, n:m i;. fi Ap.
Eta liter llnlldlotf, Hnn rranrUro It,
.ilirornla. April 33, 10-10- Hrnlad hldi.
Ih irlpllrnta, will Im received at thU
office until 3 p m Mnv 22. HMO and
then puhtlrlv opened, for ftirnlihlng the
niftlerliilii, and performing the work for
Interior pnlntlnif nnl nilkrcllanemta work
at (lie It u It n hull, 1(i I .L.I.UUI
I Oregon In at rift areordnnca with the
w fliet'lflrallnnt dntad PM-ntv. 7. January
'V 1M0 and drnwlnga Mr any) men-i-ned
therein? and tha genaral condl
)tna dulad Henlamtmr 1.1, 1049 and
loenoiini inerelo dnlefl Mny in, 1044,
lier If leal Inna and other data mav ha
hml at tha office nf tha cuilodlan of the
building or tho office of the dlvlalnn
iiHlnoer. J. JE. Stnnlon, UlvUlon )Cn
fine.
l-a--No, S7I.
Saturday Night
K. C. HALL
Sponsored by Towniond Club
Modern and Old Time Dancing 9i00 'til 1:00
Man BOo Ladles 60c
n"i. ti
lil people. Outnldc the tfali'K of
the temple ul a bi'lfXur, blind
from birth, lie win healiul by
Jiwiih. Till aiileiidld film, pro
duced by the Cathedral Fllma
rouipauy, glvei a vivid prcmmtii
Hun of the urowlnil hatred of the
temple authorillea for the Mau
ler, and of their attempt lo force
the heMUar to deny the miracle
mid illncredlt Ihe power of Johiw.
A Kioup of (elected nhorlii will
uIko be nhown, llicludlnx a llyin
iiuloiiue In color, and Inter-Amer-lean
film, "The HrldKe," and a
blomiiphlciil film on the career
of Kriinklln D. Jtoonevelt from
IUIU to 111" deiilh, In 1IMI1. The
riinnliiK time fur the fllma will
be approximately an hour iind
a half. There will be no admin.
kIoii cliare, The public In cordi
ally Invited to attend.
I'anlor Victor A. Scbul.e of
.ion church luyi couceriilnK
then) fllnin, "Theae plcturea have
my recommendation. If you are
lnliirealed III an hour of Chrllliin
education and entertainment you
will not he dlnappoluted In Ihean
fllma. You are cordially Invited
lo attend."
Ilronlliiua (Hruwnie) l.uk, mem
ber of the church, hua porchUHcd
a aound projector enpeclally for
the purpono of prouiotliiK the
vlauul education proitram of the
church. The fllma ahown Sun
day will be the flrat of a olanneH
erlea, one picture of which will
be ahown unco a month at the
ureaent achedulc. Later they may
be ahown ofloner, the paator
alatcd.
Vet To Sing
At Christian
Demi Stephens, a recently re
turned aervlce man will aiuK at
Ihe Flrat Chriatlan church thla
Sunduy mornluK. The inuriiiiiit
worahlp aervlce benlna at 10:50
a. in., and Ihe puator will pre-M-nt
a aermon entitled "The Dan
Kcr of an Kaay Kellijlon."
The youth mectlniia are held
ut H MD p. in and the eveuliiu
aervlce ut 7:30, Kollowlnn the
evenliiK aervlce there will bp an
"Kverybody Sihkk" at the Nai
nrene church at 8:45 with nil the
churchea of the city cooperating.
Kveryone la Invited to attend
nnd enjoy ,thla time of aiuiilna
and fellowahlp.
Klamath Lutheran church, S
M. Topneai, pastor, will broad'
ciuil Ita reiiular mornluK wur
ahlp from the church at 11 a. m
The aermon aubjecl will be
"C'hrlat Kevealed Throunh lilt
niaclplea." The aenlor choir, O.
K, Warciip, director, will jinn:
"Seek Ye The Lord," by Hoberta,
with Huaaeil Toycen aa soloist.
The Sunduy school will meet at
0:45 a. in.
On Tuesday, May 7, the Luth
er leuitue will have a wiener
roast at Moore park. The leagu
ers will meet at the church nt
5:30 p. m. where Iraiisporta.
lion will bo provided to th
park.
The Congregational Workers'
council will meet Mnnriav, Mav
6, at 8:30 p. in,, following the
regular council meeting al 7:43.
Hill 'CE' Glistens
After Spring Clean
The larKf. stone "CE" on
Ihe hill to the rljtht of the water
tank was re-arranged and white
washed by tho high school Chris
llan Endeavor society r.f the
Peace Memorial Presbvterlan
church this spring. The work
was first completed by the Klamath-Lake
Christian Endeavor un
Ion bul had been let go through
tho war.
Christian Endeavor Is Ihe larg
est Christian youth organization
In tho world and the young peo
ple of Peace Memorial church
are onxlous that people In gen
eral know what the "E" within
a "C" stands for.
Insurance Men
On Fishing Trip
Lynn Rnycrofl, district super
visor of the Standard Insurance
company, and Agents Julian Ab
bott and Bernard Fetzer, arc
leaving on a four-day fishing trip
lo Oold Beach where they will
compete in n fishing derby with
other agents and home ofiice
executives of the company.
This is the annual derbv spoilt
sored by Perry H. Walbrldge of
Eugene, general agent.
SIMPSON'S
PET SHOP
Virginia Blmpsas
Bird Speelallsl
0 Canaries a Dogs
0 Goldfish Aquariums
tlarnssses Collars Leashes Toys
Bprell'a and Harts Hi. Predaets
la
MURPHEY'S SEED STORE
114 Klamelh
Phone 7ISI
County Polling Places
Prtolncl Location
Addroi
Aluornu Aluomu school.
No, Allamoiit Alliiinoiit elementary icbool,
Ho, AI!umontMri. Murgnret 'J'edrlck, 4331 Diabe.
Heiilty Church, ,
Illy Church.
Cliemull School.
K. Chlloiiuln Clly library,
W, Chlloiiuln Hay Lnwla residence, Wasco itrcct.
Crescent Lake Scboolhoiiae.
Camp No, fl Offlco UitfU-
l)ulry Old actioolhousi), Woodrow Nelson residence.
No, Knlerprlsc First Church of God, Altamont drive.
Ho. Enterprise Mrs. W. Itutledgc, 401B Altamont drive,
(illcbrlat Kecreatlon hall,
llildebrand School.
No, Hnmedule Parka Cabinet shop, 400B So. 0th,
Ho. llomedale Mra. Kdnn Moore, 5211(1 Walton drive.
Klamath Luke Mra. Wumpler'a residence.
Langell Valley -(jriingo hall. .
Lenox Wcyiirhiieuner hotel.
Lost lllver Library, Honanza.
Kasl Mulln llrnudwuy hall.
West Mulln High school.
Fast Merrill Hoom, Merrill hotel.
West Merrill City hall,
Midland Orange hall.
Modoc School.
Ml. I.nkl Orange hall, near Muc'l store.
Odell Thomas Hrucken store.
Orlndnle McVey residence, highway end Old Keno road,
I'ellran Hay l'ellcan school.
1'lne Cirove Olene grange hall.
I'ne Valley Orange hall.
I'levno Schoolhousc, Keno.
K. Shasta Shiistu school,
No. Hhusta S. O. Wells residence, 1005 Wiurd.
So, Hhusta Office county shops.
W. Shasta Mrs. C. A. F.sgate, 34i Shasta way.
Sirugue Itiver School house.
Stewart Stewart-Lenox church.
Khevlln School.
Wood Klver IJurice hall.
Yamsay Roger Wright res., highway shops, Sand Creek.
No. 33 Maybelle DcYoung res., Apt. 5, 2427 So. 6th.
City Polling Places
Location Addrata
L. L. Iluugh, 133 S. Hiverside.
Conger school, California Ave.
Baldwin hotel, 31 Main,
(i. C. Baxter, 230 Washington.
Valley hotel, 415 Pine.
I'reshyterlnn church, (101 Pine.
F. W. Abbey, 0AU Lincoln.
Courthouse basement, 4th and Main.
City library basement, 5th and Klamuth.
Arcade hotel, 1034 Main.
Lake hotel, 12211 Main.
Covenant church, 823 Walnut.
Iluiik ganige, 1330 Main.
Lombard Motors, 522 So. 6th.
Viola Klefer. 2242 White Ave.
Mrs, W. O. Lohrey, 2144 Eberlein.
Cecil E, Wilbur, 2221) Wuntland.
Duke Bldg., H25 East Main.
Mills school, Fust Main.
Shepherd Music Co., 345 East Main.
Mrs. V. Smith, 218 Fast Main.
Hiilslgcr garage, Main and Esplanade.
Ylaria Hunt. 305 Hillside.
E. Koschnlck, basement 545 Pacific Terrace.
Mrs. Larson, 1033 Melrose.
Roosevelt school, 1125 Eldorado.
Dr. P. 11. Rozendal, 1444 Crescent.
County library, Mon Claire.
Ftiirview school, 1017 Donald.
Jack Miller, 725 St. Francis.
E. M. Clark, 1037 Oregon.
Mrs. Burke. 1108 Hanks.
Pet.
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32-
Flashes Of
Life
A GOOD GAS PEDAL
ARKANSAS CITY, Kas., May
3 110 Mrs. Rex Uarrls had dif
ficulty backlog her car from
her garage.
She pushed harder on the gas
pedal, finally maneuvering In
to the driveway to discover the
obstacle blocking her progress
was the garage door.
NOT SAFE FOR A COP
SEATTLE, May 3 (A') Police
Chief Herbert D. Klmscy dis
covered an old Seattle law re
quiring swimmers in public
pools to wear "a suitable bath
ing dress, which shall at least
cover the body from the waist
lo the knees."
"Good heavens," said the
chief, "we can't start enforcing
a thing like that. Every shapely
woman in Seattle and some
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO r AIN NO HOSrlTALIZATION
Ho LM f Tlfli
Permanent Rinllt
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Chlrprolle PbyelvUn
IM N. Ilk Mnol" Tolr till
Phn 10M
THE
HAHN ELECTRIC CO.
73S Commercial
Acroas from J. W. Kami
Chai. Hahn
Formerly Ihe small
motors department
of Ihe Eaatalde Electric.
PHONE
3
2
6
8
We specialize In-the Repair, Rewinding, Sales and
Service of small Electric Motors. Old motors want
ed. Special attention given to essential machines.
Call us on that Pump or Refrigerator Motor.
Our Shop is the Best of its Kind
k We Have More Repair Parts in
Stock
ic Our Men Are the Best Trained of
any place of this kind between
Portland and San Francisco.
COME IN AND SEE US!
HAHN ELECTRIC CO.
SERVING THE MIDLAND EMPIRE
others would be on our necks.
A policeman wouldn't be safe
on the streets."
TWICE SPANKED
CHICAGO, May 3 (fl1) Mrs.
Virginia J. Riley, 23, told Su
perior Judge Joseph Sabath yes
terday the first time her hus
band, Harold, 25, spanked her,
she forgot about It. He was in
the army at the time, she said,
and spanked her for being late
for some dates with him.
But she told the court when
he came home from the army,
"he tried It again. And that
was too much."
Judge Sabath granted her a
divorce on grounds of cruelty.
Tiny electric lamps are mount
ed on the backs of a London
theatre's seaui to enable patrons
to read programs In the dark.
DRIFTWOOD
CAFE
128 So. 7th
tinder New Mamre
menl a Barbecues
a Steaks
a Hamburgers
OPEN
0 a.m. to 2 a.m.
Closed Sundays
Chat. Falrall
Over 33 years dolns
electrical work In
Klamath Falls.
Dock Workers .
Near Agreement
T'OHTLAND, Muy 3 M'i Set
tlement of Portland's waterfront
dispute, which has tied up harbor
activity since Monday, awaits
only formal signing of an agree
ment by members of union and
employer groups, a federal con
ciliator said today.
Oliver Goodwin reported the
agreement was reached yeatcr
duy by committees representing
Hie waterfront employers and
CIO checkers and supercargoes.
Hi: auld It Involved no drastic
changes In past working condi
tions, but added he could not an
nounce Its provisions until offi-
LEGAL NOTICES
SPECIAL, Ml f I.K TI1IN
Pureuenl lu Reelutlrffie uf the Com
mon Cuuni-ll duly adopted uy lite Cum
ifwm Council on Ihe tu (Uy of Match,
IliM. and Ordlnanr No. iCiM2 of the
City of Klamath ralle, Oregon, duly
adopted by tha Common Council on tha
lllh day of May, llcfl. and pursuant tn
Ihe provision of Hactlon 4U of lha
(.narier 01 eaia city,
NOTICK 18 HKIlf.BY GIVKN that a
pedal city alectlon will be held on
Friday. May 17. lute. In Ihe varloua
prertnets of the City of Klamath fall!,
Orrifoll, for the purpose of sunmlttlna
10 Ihe Qualified electors of the City of
Klamath rails, Ureaun, three charter
amendments for levyina taxation, f'ur
suant lo the provisions of Ordinances
No. :inl7. No. .ISIS, No :1H1, duly
adopted try Ihe Common Council on Ihe
1 1 Hi day of March, llit'l, and aporoved
by the Mayor on lha 12tli day of Marcn.
liitf!
Held Ordinance No. W17 Is entitled aa
follows;
ORIIINAVf f. NO. SUIT
AN OnOINANCK CALLING A SPE
CIAL KI.KCTION IN Tlir. CITY OK
KLAMATH fALLS, OMKIiON, ON PHI
IMY TUB 17th DAY OK MAY, lUM,
KOK TIIK. PURPOSE OK SUIIMITTl.N'a
TO THE gtlAI.IKIK.D EI.ECTOHS Or
HAID CITY Or KLAMATH KAU.8.
OIIEOON. ONK CHAHTEH AMENDMENT
AND PROPOSITION PROPOSED BY
THE COMMON COUNCIL, OK THE CITY
OK KLAMATH PALLS. OREOON: AU
THORIZING THE CITY TO PAVE POR
TIONS OK CITY STREETS, ADJACENT
TO CITY OWNED PARKS WITHIN THE
CITY AND PAY THEKKKOH: AUTHOR
IZING THE LEVY OK A TAX OVER
AND A IIOVE THE AMOUNT LEVIED
KOR EITHER OK THE THREE PRECED
ING YEARS PLUS SIX PER CENT
THEREOF: WHICH CHARTER AMEND
MENT AND PROPOSITION IS SUB
MITTED UNDER THE LAWS OK ORE
OON. THE CHARTER OK SAID CITY,
AND BY VIRTUE OK ORDINANCE NO
JOnJ. OK KLAMATH KAI.I.S. OREGON,
DULY ENACTED AND PASSED BY
THE COMMON COUNCIL ON THE 1BTH
DAY OK MAY. 19:: AMENDING THE
CHARTER OK THE CITY OK KLAM
ATH KALLS. OREOON: PROVIDING A
BALLOT TITLE KOR THE QUESTION
TO HE SUHMITTED: AUTHORIZING
AND DIRECTING THE POLICE JUDGE
TO PI'HI.ISH AND POST NOTICES OK
SAID ELECTION: DESIGNATING POL
LING PLACES AND THE JUDGES AND
CLERKS OK SAID ELECTION: THE
HOURS THE POLLING PLACES SHALL
HE OPEN TO ELECTORS KOR VOTING:
APPROPRIATING MONEY KOR SAID
ELECTION: REPEALING ALL ORDI.
NANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH:
AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
Snld Ordinance No. 3S1B la entlUed
at follows:
OROINAVCE NO. SHIS
AN ORDINANCE CALLING A SPE
CIAL ELECTION IN THE CITY OK
KLAMATH KALLS. OREGON, ON FRI
DAY THE nth PAY OK MAY. 19W.
KOR THE PURPOSE OK SUBMITTING
TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OK
SAID CITY OF KLAMATH FAIXS.
rinrrinv ONE CHARTER AMEND
MENT AND PROPOSITION PROPOSED
BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OK KI.AMAIM rALW, vnr..-,
Ai'TMnniriNfl THE CITY TO PAY THE
COST OF STREET IMPROVEMENTS IN
FRONT OK CITY UWNKU LUIS! AU
TlirtliTTINO THE LEVY OK A TAX
OVER AND ABOVE THE AMOUNT
LEVIED FOR EITHER OF THE THREE
PRECEDING YEARS PLUS SIX PER
r-rvr plrKurnr- WHICH CHARTER
AMENDMENT AND PROPOSITION IS
SUBMITTED UNDER THE LAWS OK
OREGON. THE CHARTER OF SAID
CITY. AND BY VIRTUE OF ORDI
NANCE NO. JOSJ. OF KLAMATH FALLS.
OREGON. DULY ENACTED AND
PASSED I1Y THE COMMON COUNCIL
ON THE lath DAY OF MAY. IMO:
AMENDING TIIF CHARTER Or THE
CITY OK KUAMATIt FAIXS. "OREGON:
PROVIDING A BALLOT TITLE FOR
THE OUESTION TO BE SUBMITTED:
AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE
POLICE JUDGE TO PUBLISH AND
POST NOTICES Or SAID ELECTION:
DESIGNATING POIJ.1NO PLACES AND
THE JUDGES ANO CLERKS OF SAID
ELECTION THE HOURS THE POLLING
PLACES SHALL BE OP'N TO ELECT
ORS KOR VOTING: APPROPRIATING
MONEY FOR SAID ELECTION: RE
PEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CON
FLICT HEREWITH; AND DECLARINO
AN EMERGENCY.
Said Ordinance No. 381 Is entitled
as follovs-
ORDINANCE NO. SS1
AV ORDINANCE CALLING A SPE
CIAL ELECTION IN THE CITY OF
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. ON FRI
DAY THE 17th DAY OF MAY. IMS FOR
THE PURPOSE OF SITIMITTING TO
THE Ol'ALtriED ELECTORS OF SAID
CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
ONE CHARTER AMENDMENT AND
PROPOSITION PROPOSED BY THE
COMMON COUNCIL OF TH CITY OF
Join A
RIDING
CLUB!
A. B.
A fine recreation and a wonderful hobby
And we are able to offer it to you for
LESS THAN $15 A MONTH!
Our place is ideally situated so that many beautiful
trails are available, overlooking Klamath lake and
in the wooded valleys, even though you are only
able to ride a short time.
Our business is to rent horses but we don't want
our string to become typical dude horses. We feel
that by forming groups of riders interested in rid
ing regularly, we. can offer much better service.
You may select a horse and saddle that you espe
cially like, and these will be reserved for you. You
will become better acquainted with your horse and
he with you. You will Join a congenial group with
which to ride and participate in the special events
planned each week.
For the beginner we offer expert Instruction super
vised by an experienced recreational director, and
with the experienced rider we can try a few drills
and formations. These groups will enter some of
the horse events planned for Klamath folks this
summer.
INTRODUCTORY RIDES SUNDAY!
(Open only to persons Interested In
becoming regular members.)
For Reaervatlons, Call 5647
Dorothea
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON; AUTHOR
IZING THE CITY TO BECOME A
PARTY IINDEH THE "PUBLIC EM
I'UJYEES RETIREMENT ACT." THERE
BY ENABLING IIS EMPLOYEES TO
SHARE AND PARTICIPATE IN THE
BENEFITS THEREOF; AUTHORIZING
HIE LEVY OF A TAX OVER AND
AMOVE THE AMOUNT LEVIED FOR
EITIIEII OK TIIK THREE PRECEDING
YEARS PLUS SIX PER CENT THERE
OF: WHICH CHAHTKH AMENDMENT
AND PROPOSITION IS SUHMITTED
UNDER TIIK. LAWS OK OREGON. THE
(HAII'IER OK RAID CITY. AND BY
VIRTUE OK ORDINANCE NO. HOHa, OF
KLAMATH FA1J.S. OREGON. DULY
ENACTED AND PASSED BY THE COM
MON COUNCIL ON THE I'llh DAY OK
MAY, IIIKI; AMENDING THE CHAHTER
OK THE CITY OK KLAMATH KALIJs,
OREGON: PROVIDING A BALLOT
TITLE KOR THE QUESTIOK TO HE
SUBMITTED: AUTHORIZING AND DI
RECTING THE POLICE JUDGE TO
PUBLISH AND POST NOTICES OF SAID
ELECTION; DESIGNATING POLLING
PLACES AND THE JUDGES AND
CLERKS OK SAID ELECTION: THE
HOURS THE POLLING PLACES SHALL
HE OPEN TO ELECTORS FOR VOTING-
APPROPRIATING MONEY FOR
RAID ELECTION; REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES IN CONKLICT HERE
WITH: AND DECLARING AN EMER
GENCY Th- III lea tit said Rasnlutlons adooted
by the Common Council are In words
and figures as follows:
Rt-H(il.l;nuM NO. Vtt
A RESOLUTION PHOVIDINO FOR
THE CITY OK KLAMATH FALLS TO
Rrrnur A PAIITV UNDER THE
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES HK rutr.mr.r. i
ACT," Or STATE OK OREGON. EN
AKI.tNO 1TK PUBLIC EMPLOYEES
TO SHARE AND PARTICIPATE IN THE
IIKNEKITS THEREOF: car.AlirM. A
LEVY OK A TAX NOT TO EXCEED
ONE AND ONE-HUAHTER MILIS UP
ON THE DOLLAR OK ALL TAXABLE
PROPERTY IN KLAMATH FALLS. ORE
GON, TO MAKE PAYMENTS REQUIRED
BY IT UNDER SAID ACT; CREATING
A SPECIAL FUND ENTITLED, "PUBLIC
EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT EUNO." IN
WHICH MONEY HECEIVED UNDER
SAID LEVY SHALL BE PLACED:
AMENDING THE CITY CHARTER OK
KLAMATH KALLS. SO SAID OB
JECTIVES AND PURPOSES MAY BE
ACCOMPLISHED: CALLING A SPE
CIAL ELECTION KOK THE PURPOSE
OK VOT1NO UPON THE MATTER;
PROVIDING A MALUM 1JII.K, run
THE QUESTION TO BE SUBMITTED
AND DIRECTING OTHER THINGS
NECESSAHY TO HE DONK IN .(J
NECTION WITH SAID SPECIAL ELEC
TION.
kruoj.i.tiun no. JS
a stvqrii.uTtriN PROVIDING FOR
THE CITY OK KLAMATH FALLS, ORE
GON, TO IMPROVE THE STREETS IN
rilONT OK CITY OWNED LOTS IN CO
OPERATION WITH OTHER PROPERTY
OWNERS IN THE BLOCK: CREATINO
A LEVY OF A I A A UF (J.-.t-lli-r ui
A MILL UPON THE DOLLAR OK ALL
TAXABLE PROPERTY IN KLAMATH
KAL1-S. OREGON, FOR THE I A A IWN
I94S-1M7 ONLY. TO CREATE A RE
VOLVING FUND OUT OK WHICH THE
COST OK SUCH IMPROVEMENT IS TO
BE PAID. TO HE Hr.HLAl.EU Willi
FUNDS FROM SALE OK THE LOT IM
PROVED: CREATING A SPECIAL FUND
ENTITLED. "LOT REVOLVING FUND.
IN WHICH MONEY RECEIVED UNDER
SAID LEVY SHALL BE PLACED:
AMENDING THE CITY CHARTER OF
KLVWATH FALLS. SO SAID OB
JECTIVES AND PURPOSES MAY BE
ACCOMPLISHED; CALLING A SPE
CIAL ELECTION FOR THE PURPOSE
OF VOTING UPON THE MATTER; PRO
VIDING A BALLOT TITLE FOB THE
QUESTION TO BE SUBMITTED AND
DIRECTING THE POSTING AND PUB
LICATION OF ELECTION NOTICES
AND DIRECTING OTHER THINGS
NECESSARY TO BE DONE IN CON
NECTION WITH SAID SPECIAL ELEC
TION. REBOLI'TION NO. K.I
A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR
THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. ORE
CON. TO PAVE PORTIONS OF CITY
STREETS. ADJACENT TO CITY
OWNED PARKS WITHIN THE CITY;
CREATING A LEVY OF A TAX OF ONE
QUARTER OF A MILL UPON THE
DOLLAR OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY
IN KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. rOR
THE TAX YEAR 1M8-1IM7 ONLY. TO
PAY THE COST OF SUCH PAVEMENT:
CREATINO A SPECIAL FUND EN
TITLED. "PARK PAVEMENT FUND.
IN WHICH MONEY RECEIVED UNDER
SAID LEVY SHALL BE PLACED:
AMENDING THE CITY CHARTER OF
KLAMATH FALLS. SO SAID OBJEC
TIVES AND PURPOSES MAY BE AC
COMPLISHED: CALLING A SPECIAL
ELECTION FOR THE PURPOSE OF
VOTING UPON THE MATTER: PRO
VIDING A BALLOT TITLE FOR THE
QUESTION TO BE SUBMITTED AND
DIRECTING THE POSTING AND PUB-
EADS i
Packing
Crating
. Shipping
Local Moving
Office: 220 Main
Phone 8271
Warekense MS Market
STORAGE I
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GowiaU-
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Buck. Manager
lir.RAI.D et NSWS, Klamatk Falls, Or.
LIGATION OF ELECTION NOTICES
AND DIRECTING OTHER THINGS
NECESSAHY TO RE DONE IN CON
NECTION WITH SAID SPECIAL ELEC
TION, The ballot titles adopted for aald
Charier Amendments are as follows:
CHARTER AMENDMENT SUBMITTED
TO THE VOTERS BY THE COMMON
COUNCIL
Shall Klamath Fatte, Oregon, become
a party under the, Publlo Employees
Retirement Act" of Oregon, thereby al
lowing Ita public employees to share and
participate In benelita thereof; levy a
lax not to exceed one and one-quarter
mills upon every dollar of taxable
rroperty beginning with the tax yeer
II40-IIM7 and annually yeer to year
thereafter, for purpose nf making pay
menle required by "Public Employees
Retirement Art:" creating special fund
entitled. "Public Employees Retirement
Fund." In whlrh money from said levy
shall be placed; and amending Ihe City
Ch jrutr to meet levy authorized.
Vol for One.
ym Yea
mil No
CHARTER AMENDMENT SUBMITTED
TO TIIK. VOTERS BY THE COMMON
COUNCIL
Shall Klamath rails. Oregon, pavt
portions of streets adjacent In City
owned parks within the City: Levy a tax
of one-quarter of a mill upon every
dollar M taxable property for tha tax
year of 104(1-147. and for that year only,
for tha purpoa of paying for said pave
ment; create a special fund entitled,
"Park Pavement Fund." In which money
derived from said levy shell be placed:
and amend the city Charter to meet
the levy authorized.
Vote for One.
v2 Yea
HO No
CHARTER AMENDMENT SUBMITTED
TO THE VOTERS BY THE COMMON
COUNCIL
Shall Klamath Falls. Oregon, construe!
street ImDrnvemenui In front ol city
owned Iota. In cooperation with adjacent
property owners to Improve such street:
lew a tax of one-half mill upon every
dollar of taxable property for tax year
1H40-1947. for purposa of creating a
revolving fund entitled. "Lot Revolving
Fund." Into which all money collected
under said lew shall be filaeed: from
which payment for Improvement for lot
shall be made, which payment shall be
replaced upon sale of such lot from
money received therefor; and amend
the city charter to meat tha levy au'Iwjr
l7d. Vote for One.
V4- Ye
309 No
Tha Polls will be open from S o'clock
A. M. until S o'clock P. M.
The following polling places In each
of the city precincts are aa follows, to
wn: Precinct Place Address
No. 1 L. L. Baugh. 133 So. Rlverslda
No. 3 Conger School. California Ave.
REGULAR MONTHLY
MEETING
LEGION OF
THE MOOSE
WHITE PELICAN
LEGION NO. 146
Sunday, May 5
- 2 p.m.
MOOSE HALL
Nomination of Officers
Initiation of Candidates
BANQUET SERVED
In evening at the
WILLARD
HOTEL
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
CHICKEN SHACK
1134 Main St, Lucille O'Brien
SPECIALTIES! f
Fried Chicken Chicken in the Rough
Breakfasts Lunches Dinners
Open 8 a. m. to S p. m. losed Sundays
BENEFIT DANCE
BEATTY, ORE.
SATURDAY, MAY 4
FEHLEN'S MEATS
and STORAGE LOCKERS
GROCERIES
Meat Cutting and Curing for Lockers
No Meat Shortage Here
Hunting and Fishing Licenses 4
OPEN
4707 S. 6th
I why didnT I CAapr r-J
A New Inexpeniivo Method of Cleaning
Clogged Sewera oi Roots.
9 P. M. TO 1 A. M.
SATURDAY NIGHT
DANCELAND
515 Klamath Ave.
"Music As You Like It" by
THE DANCEMASTERS
SPONSORED BY POST 1383. V.F.W.
FaiDAT, Ma I, tilt. Fas NlM
No. S Baldwin Hotel. SI Main Street
No. 4 u. C Beater. M Washington
No. S Valley Hotel, 415 Pine Street
No. 4 Presbyterian Chiiarh. An pine Si
No. 7 r. W. Abbey. B.HI Lincoln Street
No. S Court Hou?4 Basement, 4th h
Main Streets
No. t Clly Library Rssemsnt, SIR
Klamath Ave.
No. 10 Arcade H,-'el. IO.M Main Street
No. II Lake Hotel. IIX Mam Street
No. 12 Covenant Church. H-J.1 Walnut at
No. IS rtulrk Garage. I.im Main Street
Na 14 Lombard Motors, B2S So, Cth
Street
No. 1 Viola Klefer. 1341 While Avenue
Na. IS Mrs. W O. Lohrey, 1144 Eber
lein Street
No. 17 Cecil E. Wilbur, Sua WanUand
Ave.
No IS Duk Bide MS East Main
No. 1 Mills school. East Main
No. 10 Shepherd Muslo Co., 14 Eaal
Main
No. II Mrs. V. Smith 116 East Main
No. aa Balaiger Garage. Main and Es
planade
No. V Ylaria Hunt, SOS Hillside
No. 34 E Koarhnlck. Baaeinelll. 549 Pa
cific Terrace
No. 2fl Mrs. .arson, Melrne St.
No. 2S Roosevelt School. 1135 fldnrerifl
No. 37 Dr P H. Boxendal, 1444 Crea-
cent Ave.
No. 38 County Library. Mon Claira St
No. 28 Falrvlew School, 1017 Donald
Street
No. SO Jack Miller. 738 St. Franela
No. .11 E M. Cla.'a, l:i7 Oregon Avenue
No .12 Mra. Burke, una Hanks Street
By order nf the Common Council ac
the City of Klamelh Falls. Oregon.
Dated this lath day of Anrll, In IS,
H T FRANEY,
Pollca Judge.
If. US No. 372.
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