Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 11, 1947, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextPetition Asks End Of Reservation Two hundred Iwriity-lwo non- . . .i.i.i.i nt thn Klnlnnllt 111. ,11,11 reservation have eiiitiril a petl- lluu tavorlliK ins -eniuiii;ipnuii ui the Klamath Indiana. Mm. Meblo Murphy. member ol ihe Klamath tribe who circulated ilia statement tor signature. nll It !"t t In W.iln draw. liiuuon, r presentation lo tin ?i " .iii...rlMnM Iti.rfl. Rho Mid tint the statement mip- Klamath reservation mid contnra 3 -Vaaa has ov yet Ik "i""' ID COI III MM. Tin statement wit 'unrd by bun .... ...,.l nroIoMloiml iwollle. "farmers end laborers. It re.de . ,0Wf'th uiidrraiitiwd eltlxens of ...-.-.-.i. niiuli Clrrunll. Who live m the Klamath Indian reservation. know lh lumens imi"i'j - iwl wo undcratand thrlr problems. '".'.m. .i 'i iii.i the time L, come lor a comply einanclpa- lion ol ins inuinna nora Klamath Indian rewivullwi end leel ,i rltlunn or ins unnmi mi i; will be credit to uur country. Soft Fruit Hope Held utHHINOTON June II ! Hie only rlisnre of saving thn sofl-frult rr.p of the PeclHc Northwest U ihrotifh relaxation of sugar ration inf to permit home canning, Itrp. n,,r.n ilt.Waah.i said today slier conference with the agriculture de- psrtment. tiofl fiult growers lu the rmimi aiealrd to Unroll for government hJii in rilanaalng of their rrmw be- niiii packers and frrrs notified Hit in they would not be In the mar krt lor much fruit this year brrBUe of lane parka made ll year, w hich .till li In the warehouses, ttnr.n amid tut years oack was of Slow irade fruit, put lip at huh foal, which prevented It moving out of r warehouses due to public re aiJatire lo the prices. J oral! aked the alate. aiirlruilure war departments to puri-hna year's peck for foreign relief bid was told It could not be done bresuse Ihs government could not artrird to spend Its rellel dollars lor auih high priced looda. He then appealed lo the agricul ture department to make a quirk decision on releasing sugar so the crap csn be home canned. I fATHIR 8 1)AV SALEM. June 11 Oovf rnor Ka- Bncll today dralKnali-d next , Bigiday as Father's Day, urging all clUiens to celebrate the day In the I lint ol uie llirtne "Honor miner btsjlder ol our children's luturn." FUNNY BUSINESS "Th naw beo Inspector It thln-gklnndl" New Marshal At Soap Lake BOAP I.AKK. June II Wi Mngille Waltho, Boo i ijike a 274-pouiid ludy mayor and ecll-appolnted town mar ahal, has decided ou a new marshal. From more than 100 applicants over Che country who learned of ihr Job when the colorful Maggie oualed ! uiuirr niai'MiHi James Klgus and donned lite bridge herself, alio picked Arthur T. Hmlaelh, retlml Healtlo police patrolman with 10 years ex perience. He hss been "veiy well recom mendrd,'' she suld lodny, and will Uke over the Job ois the 16th. "He'll make the town a good mur ahal," she suld. "Ho llkrs the town and he likes the climate." At Heatile. Kodaetlt was enlhual aatlc over Die appointment and promlaed lo "try and do a good job." The mayor has a wonderful per sonality and I am sure I can co operate with her," he said. "Hlie want Soap Lake's ordlnspces en forced, and I'll do It." M If uracil DIGESTIVE TRACT And Stop Dotting Your Stomach With Soda and Alkal.Mf Don't npel I rat rMl nUmt from bMdkftu, our ttommeh, gms U(J (Msl breath by Utclai wli ud oibsw tvlbklUavra U Um tnw bum of your IroubU U etMtiitioa. U Ihu mm. yo'ir tml UtmbU ! not Is tk tomieh t til. Hut l th IntMtlBa. Utet rbM 110 of your Inod U dlfMtsMl. Attd 9am the low part U Woch4 food My tail C diM proporly. WImI you want for rl rallof U arm Ihtsf lo ,runHok" your tovar (alsMstlnftl Umri. KuinthLn to ittia N Ml flocUvriy-s-fedp sNsttuc Kart back n tm foat. (Jh C.utm't Cut rtfht oo. Tak m o rorUd. Tbsry faaUy utf vffoctlvoly "uoblorh your dttrtsv trvt. Thk pormtU all ft ol Naturo ovm 4iwtlT Juka lo mil boUor with your food. Yon it ffonoiM roliof froai lod)RMtlo bo you ran (aW tUt food fmiu. Iluv (.'ftor't P1IU today. "UobU your tetsatJjul tnot tor roal roliof tnm iadig tUii. New Building Pushed Klnal steel riveting work was un der way today on the addition to the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph comruny building at Eighth and Pine streets. Preparations are, under way for pouring ol the walls of the new structure. Manager Charles Bcavey said that the telephone company has several ruble crews and one heavy construe lion crew now at work In the com munity on an overall Improvement program. The telephone company sustained only minor troubles during the re cent rains. There were a few iso lated Instances ol cable trouble. Small Boy On With Dead SEATTLE, June 10 OP) Looking quite small for his eight years and very much alone, soberlaced little George F. Alexander Jr., sat In a daycosch ol the Northern Pacific's No. 4 train today with a big suit case beside him. In a coffin In the bsggsge car was the body of his lather, George F. Alexander Sr., 33-year-old bag gage clerk. He died In their auto cabin court Friday ol a heart at- Long Trip Father's Body tack, leaving the boy without rela tives or guardians here. Oeorga was wearing a brand new suit which O. A. Baylor, the camp's manager, and Mrs. 0, W. Graham, a resident there, bought from money donated by tenants and friends of the third-grader. He also had some money and a letter written by C. a. Manthe, the station superintendent, which told all about George and his father. It was to be passed from conductor WraAtB HIWS. maaaata falla. Ore. WIDNkSDAT, Jaaa II. INT. rata Nlae to conductor on the long trip to the home ol his grandmother, Mrs. Water Stewart at Amorlta, near Cherokee, Okla. Jtie can not go to his mother, he explained to other paassengers In the car. "She Uvea In Colorado some place, but my dad and she wrt di vorced." ha said. ' To hla small send-off party, h called out aa the train left: , "II I don't like It, I'm coming back here. I like everybody here, I don't want to go away." ' Bankers Close Annual Session OEARHART. June 11 lPI- The Oregon Bankers' association closed lis annual convention here last night after endorsing the proposed Oregon sales tax ana a congressional bill lor regulation of bank holding com panies. Charles R. Harding, vice president ol the U. 8. National bank ol Port land, was elected president. Others: H. h. Claterboa, Astoria, vice presi dent; F. L. Proctor, Bandy, treasurer, and W. 0. Chiistensen, Hlllsboro, executive committee chslrman. Make your spring cleaning pay olf. Bell those still useful but no longer needed articles through The Herald and News Want Ads. FARMERS! - TRUCK OWNERS! You can haul your own BLOCKWOOD ai long ot thoro It a surplus of blocks. This ipocial offor cannot ba had whan supply it short. DON'T DELAY ORDER TODAY FRED H. HEILBRONNER 121 Spring St Phone 4153 "Fuels That Satisfy" Plus Service Since 181 Good Secretarial Positions Now Going Unfilled for Lack of Trained Young Men and Womer Room and board may be earned for doing light housework while In school Three such fine homes are available this week. Write ot once How! 10 Refund to All Our Graduates Morrison Business College 314 S. W. 9th Avenue Portland 5, Oregon OREGON'S FINEST SECRETARIES A TRUTH YOU'LL COME TO RESPECT BATES SHOES' Sunday Next Is "Dad's" Day Special Price on Leisure Jackets Reg. 22.50 NOW 15.85 Jacket from DRIjW'S means the best In men's apparel. 4 i j Since 1918 MANSTORt. 7SMahj (ran 7i Juu so much Tvute paper? Yes, but they are something more. Inch one is i record of a business transaction a brief history of how and where you have spent your money. For your protection and for your convenience, pay by check. 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JS3.I3 z .00xl W. G. Tires. Ref. S31.M Z 6.00x16 "Jumbo'' Tubes, Res. 6.44 1 Blanket, Value f.U Total Value " '. 4S.1 Z .5015 W. G. Tires, Ref. $37.64 3 6.50x15 -Jumbo'' Tubes, Ref-. 7.4S 1 Blanket, Value 6.65 Total Value . . 151.77 $3718 $383t $45" Z 6.54x1 W. G. Tins, Kef. S3S-26 t 3xl Jumbo" Tubes, Re. 7 J "1 Blanket, Value 6.6S ZJ1 Total Value . J 7.04x15 W. G. Tires, Res. S3S.ZS Z 7.0xli "Jumbo" Tubes, Ret. 7J 1 Blanket, Value (-65 Total Value i.$5Jl z 7.ttal W. G, Tires, Kef. S46.7 z 7.00x16 "Jumbo" Tubes, Kef. 7.70 1 Blanket, Value Total Value . ..$60.05 f53 40 Neoprene Dipped 57c Waterproof as low as WW win WIVIV9 cxrra v.narge with the purchase of one Jumbo" Butyl Tube 2.60. 295. Price includes Federal Excise Tax $1.25 PER WEEK according to size, etc. II 5.t5-5.B0il TUBE and Fair at GLOVES ...... 6.50x15 TUBE and Pair of GLOVES ..- 100x16 TUBE and fair of GLOVES ... 6.15-6.50x16 TUBE and Fair ot GLOVES 3.30. 7.00x15 TUBE and fair ot GLOVES ... 7.00x1! 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