tore Boring To Start
Qn Boundary Dam Job
A tllumontl drill Imit sliiilml
?rntlons at tin- lit'iul of lain-Kt-ll
vitllr-y to clult-riiiliio fouiiilti
(Inn coiiilltliins (or Hut proposed
Jloundury diim on Lost rlvur.
'I'ho ri'cliiiniitlon itiw urrlvi'd
with tttiilpiiiunl hint Krliliiy, mid
will sturt corn IhiiIiiU tills wrek.
A koIokIkI o( tlio ri'rliiiiiiitlon
scrvltie hn been imiklnii un In
vimtlKutlon In tlio Uoiindiiry
iluin iiiimi for uboiil month.
Thin diim In proposed for ml
dllloniil flood protrclitm for
Innris on Ttilfl Iiikp, Into which
Library Sought
In Lake County
LAKEVIEW. Mnv 13 The
prraentntlon of filled petitions
requesting fundi for county
llhriiry mot with fuvorublr re
ception Inst Wctliiesrtny ul
mewling of the county court
member. However, owluu to a
8 per cent limitation, funilH will
not be mnde avnllnbln fur the
project t)i la your.
The petition bore the niimi-s
of ulmost 400 tuxpityur ami cov
ered a crox section of Ijtke coun
ty and the members of the county
court are convinced of the Iiiol
that the citizen of Luke county
are solidly behind the ldiu of
adequate library fncllltli'ii for all.
Antlclputlnii a tax adjustment
which will make funds uvalluble
with which to Ix'Kln the project,
the court further promised Unit
space would be reserved In the
new courthouse to houo the
new county library. A separate
wing, with outside entrance, will
be provided, loKrthrr with fire
proof library eulpmcnt.
A committee, heudrd by Mm.
Mary McDonald, with Mm. Anne
Sqraiiua action a spokesmun,
presented the petitions, loKethcr
with a tentative budKot, carefully
compiled under the direction of
Eleanor Stephens, state librarian.
Aviation Program
Slated At La Grande
LA GRANDE, May 13 (J) A
fllilht training proiirani, to be
financed by the (J I bill of rliihtj
Indent benefit fund, will be
started here In about 30 days,
Gene Miller of Eastern Oregon
Airways reported today .
Courses will be offered In con
junction with ground school
training at Eastern Oregon col
lege. Three new trainers have ar
rived, making six planes avail
able, Miller said.
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FEHLEN'S
and STORAGE LOCKERS
GROCERIES .
Meat Cutting and Curing for Lockers
No Meat Shortage Hera
Hunting and Fishing Licenses
OPEN SUNDAYS
4707 8. Ith
tUUUMUttt
O Excavating
O Fill DirtCinders
O Bulldozing
NEW MOBILE POWER SHOVEL
QUICK SERVICE!
Graham Brothers
624 High St.
Howard Graham, Phone 4677 Herb Graham, Phone 8859
Jjr Nfw EASY-TO-OPEN CAJV &
1 ummi I
z PASTE SHOE POLISH g;
M.d. by A. m-Wr. "'
UQUID DYANinint
Liquid Dysnihln. hj
baen scare.
war conditions. J our
d.,lcr will h mo"
juK a soon a m-
M - tennis " "
Why Fight Wood and
We have a limit
ed quantity of
Auto matic oil
furnaces to fit
your horn and
pocketbook, Ask
about our con
venient Credit
Plan. Dial 6595
for FREE Estimates.
NORGE
McPHERSON
KLEER KLEEN
2323 So. 6th St.
Lost river ultimately empties
It also will firm up the Irrliiit
thin wuter supply In the Liiugell
valley areu, and afford flood I
protection along the length of!
Lost river.
The dam will ho 100 feet high
und uboiil 1 0011 feet long. It will
Impound 110,000 acre-feet of
water, or about the storing en
piuitv of (ierher reservoir
Lying helnw Clear lake on
Lost river, the Houndnry duin
will collect water from a drain
ugn uren of about 133 square
miles.
K I. Kleniieiis. reclumutlon
superintendent, suld that money
IS UVIIIllilflU IU SlUl t UMT Ulllll ivit-
structloii.
Kcecnt Investigations of the Ir-.-igutlon
project, looking towara
further onenlnus of land on
'lule hike, have Indicated the
necessity for additional storuge
on i.osi river nu oe proviiu-u iy
Hniiiwlarv diim) unci cnlnrue-
iiieut of the diversion canal
which diverts water from Lost
river Into Klumutn river.
These steps would prevent
spilling diingeroua quantities of
water down I -out river into Tu It
lake in high wuter singes.
Klamath Youths
Enlist In Navy
Itobert Selby, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Dewey Selby, 1040
Munuinilii, und Robert l'nul
Cireenau, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Ci. (Jreenun. .1213 Aus
tin, were sent to the muin sta
tion in Portland May 9 and
were enlisted in the US navy
May. 10.
Selby played four years of
football and three years of bus
ketlmll at KU1IS and attended
grade school at Roosevelt. He is
going to try for nlrcrewnmn
when he reaches the training
station at San Diego.
CJreennn Is very much In
terested In mechanical work
and Is going to take up that
kind of work in the navy.
HARTFORD
Aa.ta'aol mmi Usually Coasp.ay
INSURANCE
T.B. MATTERS
General Insurance Agency
FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE
815 Main St. Phone 4193
MEATS
.
Cool Next Winter?
I WWvlaisN a" coios
Jefferson County
Seat Incorporates
MADRAS, May 13 (I') Cul
ver, county sent of Jefferson
liom 1U14 tu 11)10, Is now an In
corporated city.
By u vote of 38 lo 0, the In
corporation wus approved. Cul
ver, eight miles south or here, Is
In the urea which will receive
water from the now Jefferson
wuter district,
Truman Signs
Airport Bill
WASHINGTON, May 13 I'i
President Truman .signed into
law today legislation authorizing
$.100,000,000 In federal expendi
tures during the next seven
years for un airport construc
tion and development urogram.
The civil aeronautics admin
istration bus announced that
k.inn.znii.uuo lias been ear
marked for distribution by states
but that no funds will be as
signed for cities and communi
ties until CA A engineers deter
mine local needs. The law re-
quires that slides and munici
palities match the federal mon
ey.
Hep. Randolph (D W. Va.J, one
of those present when President
Truman signed the measure, told
reporters he estimated the seven.
year progrum will mean 3000
new airports, und the Improve
ment of 1(100 others.
The apportionment of funds
yet to be appropriated by con
gress Is on a formula basis, one
hair in proportion to population
and one half In proportion to
area of the states.
Until stales and cities are per
mitted to deal dln-ctly with the
CAA in providing their share
oi iuihis.
rlr lirn .lit. iioullllai, pro-
Col. red h.ad. a
Mtvat Moon.
Hit'
( A May 4eatt&
I QARBACANS
I Stu'rtiy boll handU. j ' llnlnj Ul Nlmlfffw I I
1 Tight flttlnej cr. I f
Dust Mop Rug Cleaner Broom Vtep Stool PflirtWax Dust Mop
1.50 89c 1.08 5.29 59c 69c
. , .-.n ...
fi4 ftjHmVft'L
Copper
Wash
Boiler
6.98
tt HfHITtB. WO inl
et. huntHrx. 13-
Ruffled
Prlsclllas
3.98
Sha.r and full!
With parky rulH.il
Marcarli.d collon
or.nodln. In pol
.It.
im
II
mm
Fire Destroys
Stored Forage
Klro destroyed a large feed
shed und uhout 10 tons of baled
buy and struw on the Karl Dehl-
Inner ranch on the Merrill high
way near Mt. Laki church Sun
uuy uflernoon.
The fire sturted In the hay In
the shed, possibly from spon
taneous combustion, It spread
quickly through that building,
and burned a pumphouse. It set
lire to the end of u nearby potato
cellar superstructure, but wus
stopped before it destroyed that
facility.
There wus a strong wind, but
It wus blowing in a favorable di
rection. Tlio Merrill rural fire truck
and the Klurnuth county fire
truck answered calls for help,
und neighbors also pitched In to
stop the blaze,
Mrs. George Hill, who lives
In a neurby house on the Dehlln
iier place, discovered the fire.
Loss was about $2500, covered
by insurance.
Cookery Class
Meets Tonight
The third meeting of the cook
ery class sponsored by the voca
tional department of KUHS,
with the cooperation of the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company,
Don't Walk the Floor
It Baby Cries All Night
When itinjrjnK diaper ruh rokr mry
fretful, pririklo on MViwim, Uis nuwlt
rated powder. Kana Imrn and ifnnrt of
minor kin irritation, ootlwi itch of turn.
file rultMb Help hlrjr nd you get rent
al BsM'p. Family favorite for over 40
year. Coat little Aik for Memo.
(jovtd- ojy
Strong brlillos li-hrw.i-ht alum),
nly ililchad. n. 1.1.
.ys A FAMOUS NAME IN HOUSEWARES
Soy if when you was) Quality
Kememoer 11 wnen
Clothes
Line
69c
Strong wlra dohSi
Una for llfvllmo
waurl Galvanized
tn gaugt itl.
Sheer Net
Panels
1.35
Soyon and collor)
tall.d, la ivory
whit.
USE SEARS EASY PAYMENT
will be held tonight, Monday,
from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock in the
Kremont school cafeteria.
Hoteliers, grocers, appliance
salespeople Bud businessmen and
women are cordially Invited to
attend, Grace Wells will demon
strate cooking three kinds of
nieiit Hi triniuht's sf-SNlrin. At the
lust meeting three men baked
a cuke which was passed around
the clans, About 50 persons have
been attending.
Police Probe
KF Burglary
City police are still Investigat
ing a break and entry at Her
man's Men's store, 828 Muin, but
hud made no arrest this morn
ing. The store was entered htxt
Friday night and between SI2
and 113 in small change was
taken from the cash register.
As far as can be determined
the money, In nickels, dimes and
pennies, wus all that was taken.
I 'j tie burglar entered trie
building by climbing over a
small building in the rear of the
Yellow Cab company lot and
ascending a ladder to the roof
of the store.
He then removed an iron bar
and a pane from the skylight
and either crawled down a post
or slid down a rope.
SMOOTHER SHAVES AT
HonoV
toiy to l Ab- Tr.altd to cUoa
uvh, dirt. Solal .l Own covar.
you woni javinya
Upright
Hamper
6.98
Hold! 28 Ibu of
laundry. Wov.n
8b.r body, p.ori
Ilk. top. Chok. of
Smart Lace
Curtains
89c
Fini q n i 1 I t r,
brmullfulty murlf.
Kconomv prirr lit
In r.vrti. iU yard
leitllhi.
PLAN!
133 So. 8th
Phone 5188
Thieves Rifle
Parked Auto
C. E. Howie, 7th and Klamath,
reported to city police that his
car was prowled some time Sat
urday night or Sunday morning
and the spure tire and wheel
taken, and this morning, Rus
sell Luce, 2315 Eberlein, report
ed thut his car was entered
shortly after midnight while it
wus parked on Main. A brown
sport coat was taken.
Orvillc R. Scholer, 3738 Bis
bce, cited for driving 32 miles
un hour In a 20-mlle zone, posted
$10 bail for a violation of the
basic rule, and Charles H. Smith,
512 Doty, was cited to appear in
court for a violation of the basic
rule.
William C. Turner. 3235
Homedalc, was cited into court
for running a stop sign at Up
ham and Prospect, and Dorothy
E. Gray, 430 Adams, posted $5
Toxotion
Imuronce
Protect Your
Estate
Against
Depreciation
PAUL A. LEE
Phone 7777 111 N. 9th
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
KEEP THEM
PERFECT
IN SEARS
INFANTS.'
SHOES
$179
ml
IT:)
Girls' Sweaters
Little girls' button front sweaters of
100 virgin wool. New colors, em
broidery trim. QO
Sizes 1 to 6
"Rollic" Knit Suits
Fine combed cotton suits
of 1 to 4. Suspender
top, short pants
SJRRALD NCWS. Kllmatk Fall!, Ors.
lor running a red light at Main
and 11th.
Eight drunks, one drunk and
disorderly and one vagrant were
in police court this morning and
13 drunks and two disorderlies
bailed.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
3 AUTOMOTIVE $3
SERVICE SPECIAL!
1. Lubricate Chassis Complete
2. Cheek Transmission and Differential for
proper level
3. Fill Steering Gear Housing
4. Remove, clean, repack and adjust front
wheel bearings
5. Inspect and report on Brake Lining
6. Clean and Re-Oil Air Cleaner '
7. Clean and Space Spark Plug ,
8. Clean Battery, check water and Tighten
Cables
9. Adjust Fan Belt tension
10. Wash and Vacuum Car
We have large supply of
BUMPER JACKS
Reasonably Prlcedl
$3
Dick B. Miller Co.
OLDS
7ti and Klamath
Tiny, beautifully shaped baby feet. Keep them that
way all thru life. Give them a safe start in Sears shoes.
Soft, strong leather. Roomy toes. Flexible, non-trip
wedge heels.
(A) Cotton Twill Sanforized Coveralls
Heavy, knock-about cotton twill In 1 "SO
green or blue. Sises 2 to 8 .
(B) Girls' Pin Check Cotton Dresses
Dainty pin check cotton dresses trimmed "TC
with ric-rac Sizes 2-6 . '
(C) Narrow Wale Corduroy Overalls
Well made cotton corduroy overalls in 1 Ofl
bright new. colors. Sizes 2-8 I . O
Cotton Knit Polo Shirts 69c
I
for small boys
1.29
sm
MONDAT, Mir II, IMS, aa TklM
UNION COUNTY VOTERS
LA GRANDE, May It (PI
Union county has 3887 demo
crats and 3173 republicans reg
istered for the May 17 primary
election.
There are approximately 1,405,.
127 homes In the state of Illinois.
$3
TOWER
Phone 4103
OVERALLS
Mite's Cotton
Long legs, suspender
top. Striped, figured
ana plain materia".
Sizes IOC
1-2-3-4 I'
INFANTS' DRESS
In dainty styles with
lace and
ribbon 1 AO
trims .........
COTTON PANTIES
Practical. comfort
able panties in many
adorable little styles.
Sizes 6-12 and AOi
18 months
Cotton Blankets
Fine cotton baby blankets In pink or
blue. Rayon binding. 1 1 Q
Light weight, yet warml I . I
"Slumber Guards"
Covers entire bed. ties at corners. Birds
eye and flannel with or S AO
without sleeves '
PHONE 5188
133 S. 8TH