Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 28, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSiskiyou Charter To Be Ready ' YREKA, Vi'U. iilt final clrurt of tho promised charter govern, merit (or Siskiyou county will be ready for filing by (IpihIIIiio rinln, Mnri'h II), 1 1 ict Hoard of Free holder announced thin week. Tho bonrd iiiitl It drafting coiiinillk'it Iliivn hi'on holding enMliina In Yrokn for tho past ovrrnl weeks, debating charter prnvliilnna, ucccptlng moiiio, re jecting others mill compromising differences to change urluliutl Iclruit. Krliluy of thin work win ex- ?iecld to mnrk tho lust of the illicitly ik'hhIoiiii and the final dnifl was to be approved then and mibmlllod to stenographers for typing, An agreement was reached lit the 1 unt bonrd meeting to enlnb Hull n board of education of five members, one to ha elected from each of the supervisorial dla Irlctn. The superintendent of school will roinnln appointive, In an earlier senslon It wan voted to consolidate Into eight Hlaklycm county's 21 townnhips, em it of which requires a Juitlco of the pence and countable. Marine League Heads Named At IU next meeting, (luted for March 7, slate official of the Murine Corp leugue will be In Kluiniith Full to present IU churlur to the newly-organized Crater Lake detachment and turn over fundi remaining aflrr the pout disbanded lot year. New tentative officer! elected at the second meeting on Fri day are A. 1.. Adams, roinnmn dnnt; Martin A. I'utnam, vice romniMiiriHnt; Leo K. Ullnkman, junior vice commandant: Ed H. Newell, adjutant; James R. I.eurd, chupluln, and Walt H. Tumliuon, master-at-arms. All appointment are subject to the approval of itate officials of the league. At the March 7 meeting, to be held at the Moose hall, ex ecutive committee will be ap pointed and there will b dis amnion of recreational get-together. Refreihmentf will be furnished. For Infonnatlon regarding tho league, former marine Inter ested In becoming member art asked to call 6029. Fire Destroys Car Seat . A fire which apparently mouldered all night In the front teat of a car broke Into flama early thl morning and wa ex tinguished by the fire depart ment. The department got tho call at 8:20, The car, a 1942 ledan, wa Eurked nt the rctldcnce of V. L. each, 614 Lincoln, and I prop erty of the Hone Motor company. Leach ald Hint he had parked It near the armory lnt night while attending the wreatling mntche nnd thnt (nmeone had broken Into it and itolen a flash light. The prowler appnrently dropped a lighted cigarette be hind the sent, nnd that caused the fire. The front seat uphol stery was said to be a total loss. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE All Makes Phone 8805 TUCKER STEINKAMP APPLIANCES Esquire Blda. .PILES Hurt Like Sin! But Now I Grin ThnuMnd ctiftnct f roan to crlnt, t'n itotnr fur null (n rrliova tliwfimfort or pllm. Pnt (In i liit a by notM Thorn ion ft Minor OH n i c. HuiiirldinK QUICK pt.lhr.tlvo rHIrf of rain. Itrh, Irritation, Trivia to Bo ft en, altrlnk awiMllnr. Ua t-fiWora1 way. Ort luha Thornton Minor Iti'i-tal Ointment or ItntMat Hup poiiiinrlcii lodny. Follow lahrl dlrffllftnu. Tor naJo at all drug atoroa everywhora. DDAVM(DIE FRIDAY, FEB. 28th ifrC'v JW7 1C"Y Prospective Buyers y r A ''f w VuW 1 V AboTe. J. F. Kelly and C. shown examining an alfalfa lead and below, John Shotard, Malln grease gun at the WAA sale. Officials Locked In Courthouse ASTORIA, Feb. 28 (P) The Clatsop county courthouse vault had a couple of extra assets for a while lost night. They were County Clerk bill Brooks and II. L. Fenn, Immigration exam iner from Portland, locked In by deputies at closing time. Their calls through a venti lating shaft were finally heard by a child who wandered across "Keep Off the Grass"- signs on the courlhnuso lawn and told Patrolman Tony Mlzell of hear ing voices. Brook and Fenn were out V SU 3. HsUi. OPTOMETRIST COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. TWO STORES EXCLUSIVELY OPTICAL rartlanit: Sit . W. Aldar Kilsbllibe ISM Sis RriUlar.d Oftfamalrl.ta: nr. Sid CI, Nolra. Dr. O. 3, Nalra. Dr. K. P, Alaaandar, Dr. i.. K. Saab. Dr. William U. Hlddana, Dr. M. L. Italian. -m 'tonl ARMORY iSSSL . I PRESENTS Examine Equipment I if A H. Kelly, route 1. box 550, are drill on ! at the air station, farmer, trie out pneumatic two hours after the doors had closed on them. Friendly Helpfulness To Evtrr Creed and Purse Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Word and Sons 925 High Phona 3334 Klamath rail.: 70 Mam Phona llil ' Danceable Music Fishing Hits All-Time Low ASTORIA, Ore., Feb. 28 (At Ocean drag fishing Astoria' major deep sea enterprise, ex cepting tuna flhlng ha been In the worst slump this season since operation begun here 10 years ago, a survey of buyers and fishermen Indicated today. Tho two major outlets of the Industry, filleting and canning, have beon weakened by huge stockpile of rockflsh In storage. Hockflah Is the principal catch of draggcrs. Largo filleting firm like the New England Fish company and the Columbia River Packers As sociation, Inc., have not been buying in 1947, Huyers say the product .has backed up on grocery shelve because of high prices, high foreign Imports and a tremend ous war-time production back log. Mining Vs. Sports Prob Requested SALEM, Feb. 28 W Sen. Lew Wallace, Portland, Intro duced a resolution in the legisla ture today to have the state board of geology and mineral Indus tries make a study of conflicts between mining and sport fish ing Interest, and to report to the 1941) legislature on plan of re ducing the conflict. The committee also would Investigate conflicts resulting from power dams, some of which have been the target of sports fishermen who claim they reduce the number of fish. A Pinafores Galore . . . imported English voile, French gingham, taffeta, Swiss linens, and cottons. Sizes 1 to 8. from 5.95 Children's Dress Shoes Black patent . white and tan ' Sizes 12 to 3. 4.95 . red, leather. Telling Tli? Editor l.tlltri frlnta br mu.t Bl bt Men than AM wra In Lnglh. ma.l b wrllt.a Irglblr n ONfc SIOK f Ik MPr !?. an mii.t b. alfn.4. Canulbvllhii faiuwlnf Iba.a rulaa ara warmly aralaama. NOT A LEGAL SIGNAL KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. (To the Editor) Will someone please tell mo If opening the door on driver's side (or a turn 1 a legal signal? And If so, exactly what turn? I have driven behind some who open the door and turn left, others right. I've never seen thl sigmil in the drivers' manual, Please ex plain. Thank you. ' ARNIE L. BARNETT 3334 Crosby Ave. Editor's Note: Such a signal Is not In the manual, and Is not recognized In law. It Is a fairly common practice among drivers to open the door rather than to open a window and give a legal FILMS DEVELOPED AND PRINTED In at 11 Out at 4 BUD'S 1031 Main Your Photographic Headquarters Outlook Boys' 2-Piece Knit Dress Suits Part-wool suspender pants and shirt ot matching material. In attractive colors. Sizes 1 to 6. 2.39 and 2.95 ft' 1 An Adorable Spring Outfit for the tiny tot . . . Coat and bonnet in new spring shades ... with pastel flower ed trim ... A Kiddie Towne coat of 100 wool. 11.95 !TS1 gk hand signal, but state police say this signal has no legal meaning and should not be used. The driver who uses it cannot escape responsibility for allure to give a proper signal. City Improvement Vote Tomorrow ' ST. HELENS, Feb. 28 VP) Thl city will vote tomorrow on a 10-year levy of five mills to improve St. Helens' principal business streets. A similar measure was nar rowly defeated in the Novem ber general election. City Delivery Service. Ph. 8417. Self Service Laundry Wash Your Clothes at Bob's Laundryette 1719 Main Phone 9234 Dresses . . . Toddlers' dotted Swiss dresses . . . white with pink and blue smock ing. Sizes 1 to 3. Also a large variety of tod dlers' dresses, including Madiera and sheers. from 2.95 Baby Shoes : : A large shipment,- in cluding Baby Deer, and Edwards Todlins. from 1.50 If IBALD NEWS, m.alb. falla, Ora. JUST ARRIVED! The New 1947 Both Sizes . . - Ladies' Men's STYLED LIKE A SMART FOUNTAIN PEN, IT'S THE f:Jen!Cco'S all Point fm 1.98 YOU GET ALL THIS: Smooth performance Factory guarantee ' Writes for so long, we honestly don't know when you will have to refill it. The ink dries as you write! There's no bottle or re-fill mess ... The pen never dries out . . . makes 6 to 8 carbon copies, writes on any paper or cloth, . Gold colored metol pocket clip and band Durable plastic barrel Many colors: black, blue, gray, maroon, green, brown All this for only Sale One Sat. larch 1st Klamath Variety Store ratDAT, fab. St, IMT rate 1.98 Day Only 90c Admission 9 till 1 836 838 Main St. Klamath Falls, Ore, 602 Main St.