Herald and news., June 11, 1947, Page 2, Image 2

Sales Tax
Opposition
Mounting
By HALE SCARBROUGH
Orpgon'i proposed 3 per cent sales
.. whirh will he voted upon at e
state elecUon October 7. already taa
two strong; opponents geuing rrrmj
to fight the measure In the state
grange and the eute lederation ol
The grunge went on record as con
tinuing 1U opposition to the tax
at a convention In Bend last week,
while the APL took a unaiUmous
utand against the tax In lta state
meeting at Bend yesterday. .
Vote of the grange was not unani
mous, but a local grange member
who was at the Bend meeting said
that the vote was heavy against the
tax and that there was surprisingly
little argument on the floor when
the anti-sales tax resolution came
up.
The Pomona of Klamath county
has favored the tax all along, but
some subordinate granges in the
county are against It, so the Klam
ath delegation to Bend was split
Some other Pomonas favor the sales
tax, but the state grange as a whole
takes the opposite view.
That stand Is a traditional one
for both the grange In Oregon and
for organised labor, both taking the
position that a sales tax hits the
small Income customer as well as
the man with the large Income and
therefore is discriminatory toward
small Income bra seta.
Both the APL and grange are ex
pected to become Increasingly active
in the fight against the proposed
sales tax this summer and early
fall before the October 7 election.
The tax was passed by the legis
lature this spring and referred to
the people. . .
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Tulelake
Alex J. Wrey, manager of the
Tulelake Machinery company, left
Tuesday for Oakland on business.
W. Q. Noggle of Noggle and Kan
dra, distributors for Quoiuet steel
structures In this area, announced
Tuesday that one of the buildings
has been sold to Clifford Seawald,
of Dairy, which will be used for a
new hardware and feed store there.
Seawald. a rancher. Is building a
brick front on the structure.
Harriett Coulsou. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Coulson. who will be
a senior at Stanford university next
year, will arrive the last of the week
to spend the summer here. A guest
in the Coulson home will be Bill
Cook, also of Stanford and a friend
of Carl Coulson.
A dance, open to the public, is be
ins irjonsored Saturday night by the
auxiliary of the Tulelake American
Legion post to raise tunas tor ii
nancins the triD of a local girl. Col
leen Met, to Olrls State this month
In Sacramento and for rehabilitation
and child welfare work.
The dance will be held In the Le
gion hall with Baldy's band playing.
The next regular meeting of the
auxiliary is June 10 and officers will
be elected June 24.
Portland Doctor
Admits Drug Sole
PORTLAND. June 11 (t Dr.
PhlllD L. Newmyer, St, Portland,
pleaded guilty In federal court yes
terday to a charge of Illegal sale of
narcotics and Judie Claude McCol
loch referred the case to a probation
officer for pre-sentence investigation.
Assistant Federal District Attorney
Herman H. Hahner said Newmyer
was watched for three years before
a narcotic acent induced him to
sell him 1500 worth of narcotics.
Malln
Mrs. Vaclav Kalina and Ruth,
Mrs. John Freitag and Joan left iast
Sunday for Portland, Francte Phil
lips and Margie Bunge accompanied
them to Silver Creek Palls where
they will attend Olrls Stat for a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo Halousek left
for Portland last week.
James Roger has purchased the
home of Orvllle Morrow in Malln.
Kthel Hamilton Is spending the
week in Portland where she will at
tend grand chapter.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Pyles, Cres
cent City, are parents of a baby
boy born June 1. The baby weighed
7 pounds 4 ounces and nas been
named Roger Maynard. This la the
Pyles' first child. Mrs. Pyles Is he
former Mildred Prather of Malln.
Mr. and Mr. Jack Beardsley and
children have moved Into their new
home on the Poe Valley road.
Mrs. Prank Payer and Mrs. Xdwln
Petrasek returned last week from
Portland.
Mrs. Otto Ellis entertained at a
party Saturday night for Mrs. Ed
win Petrasek, Mrs. Jerry Rajnus,
Mrs. Prank Paygr, Mrs. Mervyn
Wilde. Mrs. James Ottoman. Mrs.
Chester Stonecypher, Mrs. Xdwln
Stasuiy and Mrs. Emtl Tofell.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stern are va
cationing for a week in California.
Mrs. Ella Halousek arrived In
Malln last week from Portland. She
Fire Razes
Warehouse
TACOMA. Jun 11 V Fir, ap
parently started by safecracker
during a futll attempt to make off
with concession receipts, completely
rased a storehouse at the Tacoma
Tiger ball park early today. Dam.
age was estimated at 13000, all cov
ered by Insurance.
Tiger uniforms and other equip
ment, stored In an adjoining build
ing, were not damaged and club of
ficials said the bias would not eause
any Interruption In the Taooni
schedule.
Fire department Investigations
were still being mad this morning
but the bias appeared either to
have been set deliberately or by a
smouldering cigarette.
Destroyed In the fir wer hot
dogs. Ice cream bar, pop. and other
concession Items a well as a number
of seat cushions. Damage to the
building was put at glOOO and to th
content at $3000.
Th bias was reported at 1:15
a. m.
W.i Clork Buys
Walton Building
We Clerk, associated with th
let Cy Wallan ever sine Wallan,
want Into th automobile business
In th sprint of IMS. has purchased I
th property and building from the
Wallan estate and will operate as
in uierx asoior company, ne win
continue to handle the Kaiser and
Prater cars her at th location at
031 south tn. street.
Clark has been associated with the
automobile business In' Klamath
Palls for tli past ten years.
Officials Here
For Banquet
Th Safeway Employees associa
tion annual banquet was held Jun
I, with several key men In th as
sociation as out-of-town visitors.
Bernl BJoiueth, national. SKA
president, r.rrlved from Ban Fran
cisco to attend the meeting which
was held at Lakeshore Inn. F. W.
Meyer, division president, with his
wife was her from Portland and
his secretary, Gloria Johnson, was
also present.
Mr. and Mrs, H. O. Bleythlng
wer also visitors front Portland
and stayed for the week-end at
guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hou
ser. Lakeahor drive. Bleythlng I
public relations manager for SEA
and Houser I district manager for
Safeway stores.
Four Marines Die
In Auto Wreck f
SAN FRANCISCO.i June 11 uVi
A wrong turn that tent an auto
mobile crashing Into a stark of
piling was blamed tudny for the
death of four marines yesterday at
Treasure Island,
Th navy Identified lilt dead as:
Staff Sgt. George R. Ourson, 91).
of Hnnger, Cnllf,, driver and owner
of the car: Cpl. Alvet Page, 30. of
Kl Cerrito. Calif.; Pfo. John Pug.
llese. It. of Los Bonos. Calif.: Pic.
Ted John Haskard, It, of Orchard
Halglita. Port Orchard, Wash.
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FKACrH'L MIMRION
ALBANY. N. Y., Juno 11 Wt
lectlvet guarded the rent control
otllct alter a report that a man
with a shotgun had arrived thei
afirr rliwlng time Monday.
When he returned yesterday, mi
nus III gun, he explained that he
wanted to find out what he could
do If hit new landlord tried to evict,
him from hit farm.
Th hiuiT That wts In case hi
sighted woodchuckt on th wsy,
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General Insurance Agency
107 8. 7th St Phon 41(3
FRIDAY 13TH
PRESENTING I0AT REGATTA ROYAL COURT
DANCE
Sponsor! by
Klamath County Junior Chamber of Commarca
Boat Regatta
AT THE ARMORY
Dancing 9 fo 1 Mtiiic by laldy't land
Admission! 75c, Tax 13c, Total 90c
Is visiting at th horn of Mr. and
Mrs. Jo Halousek and with her
son Richard.
mmwood.,.
Tfelfj gmt mfdltint ts fmmout to
reiiere pain, nerroua duur o tad
we, 'draued out" mUM fUna,
ot 'mill days' wbrn due to func
tional jDontblT duuurbaa.
165 Gallon Airplane Drop Tanks
-Reduced to $15.00
Can Utd for Oil or Watar Storage
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WES CLARK
Announces the Opening of
RflKntor Somparniy
Formerly
Wallan Motor Company
531 South Sixth Street
Now on Display - Immediate Delivery
The Sensational New Fraier
The Amazing New. Kaiser
The Multiple Use Roioilllers
Ar Famous Kaiser Hydraulic Dishwashers
. No Waiting List - Place Your Order Now -
Liberal Allowance for Your Used Car
CLOSING OUT
the following merchandise of the Wallan Motor Co.
1937 Packard Coupe
1935 International Pickup
1 Camping Two-Wheel Trailer . . .
2 6" Offset Disc . . . . . . .
1 Metal Rib Boat . . . . . .
' See Them At
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. 750.00
. 350.00
125.00
. 350.00
100.00
lAIX PRICE
650.00
250.00
75.00
250.00
65.00
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Phone 5310 KAISER-FRAZER Dealer 531 So. 6th
JLhousands ask us why ,
"It's the Water"
The first Olympia Beer, marketed 51 years ago in 1896.
met with instant favor and sales grew to large proportions. '
It became so popular that we established three other '
breweries in three other cities, installing the same equipment,
using the same methods of brewing, identically the same
mgredieiits and ths best vater supply available la each dty
To our great disappointment we were forced to recognize
that without this one essential water from our famous
. subterranean wells we could not duplicate in these
other breweries the constant purity of taste the delicate
flavor and aroma of Olympia Beer brewed at Olympia.
It is a fact that some of the best drinking waters are never
quite satisfactory for brewing because of chlorination,
seasonal variation in "hardness" and "softness," and the presence
of undesirable minerals and vegetation which affect taste.
Therefore, in 1933, when we resumed the brewing of
Olympia Beer, we decided to confine our operations to the
one plant at Olympia, with the knowledge that "It's the Water"
that makes Olympia Beer so good,
Olympia Brewing Company
On$ of America's Exctptiottml Briwtrin
Olympia, Washington, U.S. A. '
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