Liquor Big
Arrest Cause
A breakdown of the city po
lice department' arrest record
for 1946 show that liquor wag
the cause of the great majority
of booking! during the year
which aaw a record of 4260 ar
rests for all offenaes.
In 1046 there were 2260 per
sons arrestea xor arunxenness.
The usual result was either a $10
fine or five days in Jail, and the
number of fines paid or $10 bails
jumped contributed materially
to the $38,340.95 collected by the
police judge lor tne year.
In addition to the drunken
ness arrests. 111 were made for
other booze law violations, such
as selling liquor to Indians. For
disorderly conduct, which usual
ly implies a certain amount of
liquor consumption, the arrest
total was 504, and for drunk
driving 32.
- The breakdown also shows
213 bookings for vagrancy, 789
for traffic violations, 72 for reck
less driving, four persons for
assault and seven for carrying
concealed weapons.
Also during the year, 8634
persons paid off traffic tickets.
Only one automobile accident
fatality occurred inside the city
limits during 1946, and likewise
one railroad fatality.
The arrest total of 4260 for
the police department in 1946
marked the biggest year of busi
ness since the establishment of
the force. In 1945 the total was
3513 and in 1944 it was 3812.
ECONOMICS LESSON
SEATTLE, Wash.. Jan. 9 UP)
Associate Professor John R. Hu
ber, who teaches economics at
tne university ot Washington,
pleaded in defense of a speeding
charge that he was hurrying
home to relieve the baby sitter
with nis children.
"That's poor economics," said
Justice of the Peace Roy De-
grief.
"It's penny wise and pound
foolish to pay out $10 for a fine
to save 50 cents for a baby sit
ter.
The professor agreed and paid.
TRIPLE TROUBLE
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.. Jan.
9 W) Gene Brumley bought a
new autmobile last spring.
ne lent it to a relative and the
car was wrecked in an accident.
He had the car reDaired and
four days later his garage
burned.
He had the car repaired again
and somebody stole it.
Yesterday he got word it had
been recovered in another coun
ty and was being held for him.
But he s not going after it un
til the ice gets off the highways
NOT THAT UAK.
Basin Cattle
To Be Shown
Lawrence Horton of Klamath
Falls and Leonard Meshke of
Tulelake are two ot the con
signors to the Tehama County
Cattlemen's association's 6th an
nual Red Bluff, Calif., sale, Feb
ruary 7 and 8.
Four hundred top registered
range and herd bulls have been
consigned to the sale and events
will lead off with a bull show
and grading program on the 7th,
toiiowed oy tne sale or the en
tire 400 head on the 8th. This
is the biggest annual auction
sale of selected Hereford bulls of
breeding age in America, accord,
ing to Charles Stover, associa
tion president.
Other consignors w ill be J. I
Breese, Prineville; C h e s t e
Chase and Son, Springfield!
Herbert Chandler, Baker; J. Le
Roy Chase. Springfield: J. L. Ja
cob and 5on, Frmeville; Henry
and Walter Jaeger, Condon;
O. W. MePherson, Eagle Point;
Albert Mehlhora, Halfwav and
Stearns Cattle company, Prine
ville, all Oregon breeders.
Freddie Chandler of Charlton,
la., and Charles Adams, Los An
geles, two fast auctioneers, will
cry the sale. The annual Red
Bluff Hereford sale is sponsored
by the Tehama county cattle
men. PROMOTED
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9 (iP)
Pun .Tnlin Un.).!.. J U ...1. , .
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a part of one foot In the battle of
the Phllinnino h.. K..
moted to rear admiral.
Japan Fueling Stop
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TOKYO. Jan. S (iP) Donald
J. King, Northwest Airlines vice
president in clmrga of the orien
tal division, said today the U. S.
army tentatively approved his
company's request to make, fuel-
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