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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1947)
State General Fund Left With S3 Million Deficit SALEM, April 3 (!') The olnl li'ulnlutlvu wuys onil mriins oiniiilllco Issued a f limiiflul (iilomi'iit today slitiwliw Unit vlien the li-ulnlutiu o adjourns it vlll Iciive I lie Htiilv KiMicnil fund villi a deficit of $2,1)27.0(10. However. If revenues exceed isllmiiti-s (IuiIiih the next bleu liiim, die deflcll mluht he almost vlprd out, Khtiuld the deficit Kill bo serious in HMD, then hero probulily would lie u spe hit election in November of hut yeiir to levy a property lux o iniike It up. Thin properly (ix would be offset by Incoino lux revenue!, ho would mil ncluully Hive to he levied. Tho deflcll also wuuld be wiped out If the people pun tho II per cent kiiIi'H tux bill. The deficit cnlhmilu In bused on Hie imuinplloil Unit tho li'Kln lultiro will iipprove mich revenue nieiiHurex tho clKurct tux, In creimed home ruclnu tuxes, lind truimferrhm the iiniUKCincnt de vice tux )o the Kenerul fund. Thesa tuxeii ull huve been up proved by both hmoieii, but UKTccinent him to be reuched on uiiiendinonU to them. Pneumonia Patient Deun Owenii,' 24. 2UU0 Kberleln, em ploye of Klnmulh Luke Mould Inn coiiiMiiiy, In recoverlnu from pneiiiiioiilu ul HlllHide honpilul. Owens In Hie inn of Mil. Elsie Owens of I li Im city. Groin fed steers, properly oged . , . tendor, juicy U. S. Government gradod. Money back guaranteed atiifoction. ROASTS A end AA Lb. 39c Short Ribs A and AA Lb. 29c Picnic Hams u,39c HAMS Mild and Tatty Lb. 59c PLENTY OF COLORED FRYERS AND HENS IMIU II i in unafi w u l ii'i i.iii.iii- i .mi J- i iniiiJ.l.U. ial Johnson Packing Company ditllnctive maati are produced and processed in the Klamath Buin. "By Appointment" to all distinctive tablet. WHEN YOU SHOP AT THE PALACE YOU ABE ASSUBED Or THE FINEST v v mm m mm LLALp1A l ml lJi Sunrise Services Planned By Hi-Y, Tri-Y And YMCA The YMCA, Trl-lll-Y und HI-Y of KUIIS lire cooperntlnK with K In inn til fill Im churches und the CliriHtlun Endeavor union, to hold ICustor muirlno services on April 0, from 6:45 to 8:45 u, m. I'ollowluK the sunrise pro U in in, reuulur Kinder services will be held In the churches. All youth und adults in Kliiiniilli county ure urged to nlteiid tho curly moenliiK serv ice, the first community sun rlso Easter services held ainvc the beginning of the war. The services will not be held at the "K" hill, en previously staled, but on the hill buck- of Itlvemldc school und will be ap proached throuith Moore purk cntrunce. Boy Scout will direct tho car with flushllghts, throuiih the purk and up the hill where Girl Scouts will Kuirio curly worshippers to place and Camp Fire Girls will diatribute programs. Jack O'Connor of KUHS will lead the community singing, ac conipunicd by 1'utriciu Hunt on t h e piano loaned by KUHS. O'Connor will also play a vio lin nolo. Wilbur Elliott will sing a solo. The public address sys tom furnlhcd by Ccorgc Con ner will amplify the Easter nniHlc. The Rev. David T. Burnett Jr., pastor of the First Prcsby. teriun church with Phil Hitch cock will attend the Easter ad dresses. Warm conts are advised for those attending the service and blankets should be carried also. i In case of foul weather, plans : are oending to hold the early t services Indoors, the place to be announced a soon as It Is : decided upon. I Rancher Pleads Guilty To Theft i MF.DFORD. April 3 (IP) O W. McPhcrson. Jackson county stockman on trial for larceny of ' livestock, pleaded guilty today to the lesser charge of taking animals without permission of the owner. Circuit Judue Herbert K. Hun n fined him $500 and sentenced him to ix months in county Jail Raver Lauds Power Plan BOISE, Idaho," April 3 !') Dr, Puul J. Raver, Bonneville power administrator, snld yes terday the hureuu of recliimii I Ion's plun for development of land and wider resources of the Columbia river busin provides "for the first lime . . . tho mo ebonies for treating reglonul re sources on n reglonul basis." "Under this plun upstreum arc us such as Iduho and Montana will gain benefits from the riches of the river downstream," he told members of the Colum bia basin Inter-agency committee. The report proposed ultimate construction of 238 irrigation and multiple-purpose projects in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, western Montana, Nevada and Wyoming. Net revenues from designated federal power plants would be pooled and utilized to help rcpuy the cost of bringing water to the land on irrigation projects having no power facili ties. The earliest balance machines date back at least 5000 years be fore the Christian era. Cattle, Sheep On Public Lands Cut PORTLAND, April 3 MP) Livestock numbers on public grazing lands in Washington and Oregon will be scaled down about 850 unlmuls on the 19 na tional forests during 1 047. the forest service reported today. L. fl. Douglas, assistant reg ional forester, wild less than 200 cattle of tiie total 80,000 would be denied range protection and that only 450 of the 244,850 sheep would be removed from the list. Douglas suid the adjustments were only minor this year be cause of the great decrease in total sheep on rungc In the two slates since 1040. Douglas added that instability of the sheep growing industry was putting "sheepmen out of business" and not the threat of loss of public runge. 1 jy ' 0OMT vt If ' t OSTICM CtT mr tfv irvuftAHCr r-OP" . PooriCTicw J THE tUNDYS X). Dialog. r- - J SHlHI -JUis4i-3 HUb-.T' I Ur.m, ,4 ,...u MAKl YOUR RESERVATIONS Easfer Dinner 0"" e. . sj """"t list ,r ,,,, Wilbur Sinn Slavi Continuing JJo W. KIEMMS a i'i vm vxmsifz l02L. I :::;::: Bathroom HAMPER Allrarltvc loom woten filire In ortrd rolora. Mokrt honf mirk railer, nrstrr. RAPID DRYING ENAMEL Various colors. Just the thing for painting that chair or bicycle Va pint Reg. 29c Clearance Price 9C m EMERGENCY HAND LANTERN -''- A1? AO 11 wllboat Approximately 30 hours of light with continuous burning! Watei tight, heavy metal construction. TA- Pw 7x7x19 in. with tray, hasp, leather I OOI DO covered handle Reg. Price Clearance Price 2.79 ' 1.89 Circulating Heater rZrnlnst " :, 69.50 49.50 Battery Lantern iTZZ 1 5.40 9.95 Pressure Saucepan ReynoMs , 1 2.50 8.95 Electric Hot Plate ktTcr 1 3.50 9.95 Garden Hoe neguinr biude, long handle 85c 69c 8-Cup Percolator 'tT UmiHr.. Pereo""r' 7.49. 5.00 Bucket Pump 5.95 1.98 SSfo DSHB53ES rO Qtjtbid 1 1 J H k CITiTTTTTTiT Red Fishing Threat Seen SEATTLE, April 3 (P) E. A. Ruthford, who represented the entire west coast fishing industry at state department hearings last January, said today Russian fishermen will be in a position "to ruin the American fishing industry" unless tariff protec tion is granted. He made the comment In re gard to Senator Magnuson's IIKHAI.0 NI.HB, kl.malh tall., Or.. TIIUHBOAV, April S, Ull. P.. .. statement to Secretary of State Marshall yesterday that Russluns using 18 former U. S. vessels have "invaded" the northern fishing waters. A similar viewpoint on tariffs was expressed by Harold E. Lok ken, munager of the Fishing Ves sel Owners association. He, how ever, said he consider the Rus sian threat "potential rather than actual." Harold Orotic, secretary of the Deep Sea Fishermen' Union, said fishermen are "100 per cent behind any move to itop Russia from moving In on the Bering sea fishing grounds." Surgerr Jack Evans, 221 Williams, operator of Jack Kv ans Fruit 'Sales, Is recovering from major surgery at ,iilsidt i hospital. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long. Short Trip Move Yourself Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main Ml Fireman's New Truck DANCE Saturday April 5th Music by Pappy Gordon's Oregon Hillbillies Dancing 10 Till 2 Admission $1.00 Per Person (Tsx Included) Easter . . . (Fri. and Sat. Only) On All AND ii IFF leonsTots-ToT EENS SHOP 602 Main St. ffaichmgan And by "hatching the idea" to run down and look at our highest quality items you will be able to see for yourself the Low Prices and the Real Economy in these out standing lines of our complete stock. . ... Joan of Arc P 300 Tin .... A1 Kidney Beans Kraut cw0o',uTH'Tin ., 10c Beans n' Ham No. 2 Tin 25c Snowilake SPSE. 44c Clorox H Gallon 25c Vel Regular o 33C Pat? Giant Package 73C Swiit's Cleanser 2 for 25c Dog Food Bonni. 10c CheeSe yelveetaJCtn. 99C Peas SmEg 10c Cherries Tm 49c Heinz Baby Foods Strained Junior 8c 9c Alb.is Pancake Flour 10 BL.b9 89C Grade A Large Ranch. Dosen 49c For Eg, Coloring 3 iw Eggs Dye Pickles 55c .Olives No. 1 Tall Tin 29c Jam 2-Lb. Jar Assorted 63c Apple Sauce Sweetened. No. 2 Tin Shortening 49c Milk All Brands 2 for 25c Salmon Fancy Red No. H Tin . Fruit Cocktail No. 2tt Tin Beans No. 2 Tin . Peaches Hi-Ho Cherries No. 610 Site Crackers Sour Pitted ior Pies. No. 2 Tin 49c 39c 10c 69c 27c 43c SUGAR STAMP No. 11 GOOD FOR 10 POUNDS Daily Fresh Produce Easter Special Potatoes U. S. No. 2s ttft 25-Lb. Sack Asparagus 29c All Green 2 Pounds Radishes Bunch ... Onions Green, Q Bunch ... OC New Peas Pound 14c Potatoes Pound AVW Apples Newtown A. Pound . Fresh Crab Meat : 1.00 Fresh Crab Lb 27c Pork Roast Lb 52c Fryers .... Lb. 55c Rabbits Fresh Dressed. Lb. 65c Short Ribs Grade A. Lb. 31c Sirloin Steaks l 59c . Skinned Hams Half or Whole. Lb. Picnics Lb. 65c 53c Slab Bacon ao. Pound , OVC " I-rsrt A' FOODS Phone 6592 South 6th and Shasta Way
