Herald and news., June 17, 1947, Page 5, Image 5

WEATHER
OIIICOON' ferity elmitly tmlay, tu
ttlslit nil Weitiieailay. Hi-allerail sliuwaia
lialwaalt Portland aildltia Nurlll Ciiatl
VViliiilay- Buniawtiat wannar ttxlay hut
omilar lunula III ! tinrlliin, Nlllilly
warmer In aal portion ami Intarlur of
tntltttwaal uortlyn Wa'lnaitlar. Uaitlle lu
niollaials watlSily wlltila uff rimit.
KLAMATH A1.I. ANI1 VICINITY -Partly
elmitly today, limllltl anil Wad
naiilay. Illl'i luuay lu, luw su. Hull
waitiiMtlay VI.
NOIITIIKHN CAI.irailNIA- Clear to
day, tnnlalit and Wadnaailay, aafaut luval
fu aliind ouaat and partly rluiiilr In
train nurtli bulay. lilting tempera
lutee nvr northern Inlailui. tlanlla lu
inmlarata nurlhweiierly. wlnde ull eoeal.
Art niritli 'l'lin Klantulh Art
aaaoclallun will meet Hi B o'tlnt'k
tutilulit, Tueaduy, lu Uie liarlah
limine uf HI. Paul's Kilaiul cluirill.
All Interested urn limed to utlond.
The charter ineinMerlili will lie
funned, mill tlin crmatltiitlim mid
liy.luwe lnouulit tip Inr vole. Ot
flcera will lau bit nominated.
Krbraah LodgeTllere will be a
regular meeting of t'nierlty Ite.
hrknli fudge l 't' ""'
Tliuraday Hi I li. There will
be liilllntlan, mid refreshment will
tie aorved, Nellie Mraser It chair
man u( the refreshment committee.
During Trips-- Anna I.Btiilrr n(
Miller department Uire, III In I'nrt
Imid on buying trip. lllanihe
Marks and flea Wilkea returned Hal
tndav from v buying trip In Ixis
Angeles.
Allenda liraduallon Mr. H P.
lliMiit, I14U Mrnlo wny. It spending
llflf week in Hun Francisco wliere
alia la attending graduation from
high scluwl of her granddaughter.
Kseetillve Meeting -The executive
bonrt. of the DrKirn of Honor will
llirrl Thursday at 8 p. m. at the
home of Juaitlla I.uiuUIrn on
Wlard alrert.
Vl.ll KelaUvee Mr. and Mill Al
bert Ainbeii, 41 8. Ninth, plan to
iend aeveral nionlhi with frlcniU
and relatives In North Dakota and
Minnesota.
itrturna llcinie Mrs J. A. Klllruld
of the Koevelt apartment haa
returned to Klamath Kails after via
Itinu frlenda and relatives In Port
land and Tmuiim.
' From Hrbool Illll Witaoti, ami of
Mr. and Mr. Perry Wilson, Tli N.
Until, ho returned to hla home
after attending Oregon Btate col
Irgc. Vlalla Mother Jessie Mae I.lnd
ley left Monday for a two weeks'
vacation In Walla Walla, Wuli,
where she will vmt her mother.
Vllllii Mr. and Mrs. Charlea
Fuslsr are expected to arrive Wed
nrntluy from Kttgeiie tor it week's
vlalt with their parehls, Mr, unci
Mm. O. If. Fouler1 of IH'l I'ortland
and Mr. and Mia, Knirnt I.arsim,
uJsn of Kliiinitth Knlla, Mia. Foster
la the former I'utay I,aron. Mr,
Foster wit gradtiutad from the
University of Oregon Hiindiiy, re
celvlng his bachelor of science de
gree, He will ronllnue studies at
the unlveralty for two mora year
for hla law degree. Ilia parent went
to Kiigen over the week-end to
attend commencement.
Ilnl:if Well Mitriin llyytlnen of
'I'lllelake, who received a leg Ut
ility when a M revolver he wna
holding luTldiMitnlly discharged Hut
urduy night, la reported to be doing
well nl J I II initio honi!lnl toduy. The
bullet, a wad cutter tye, entered
the left thigh and cume out at the
knee, according to hospital attend
ant. Iluiiie-'. II. Underwood, 320 N.
7th, la home again after spending
right week In HI. Mury'a hiiepllul
In Mini Kruitclaco. He returned Hun.
dny accompanied by hi daughter
Jean who la a neiilur at the Unl
veralty of California. Jeun will huve
a weelc at home before returning to
ileikrley to attend iimmer nchool.
Canadian Trlp-Mra. W. O. Nogle
and on John, UttOr llomertnlc, will
leave thla week for lxtwiaton, Ida ,
to meet her indent and go on to
Lake Limine and lltinff. They arc
driving and will be gone two weeka.
In Htatee Jack C. Cochran nc,
oli of Mr. K. C. Cochran of llo
imiiKi haa returned to the United
Htatea aboard the light crulaer
UHH AaUirla, afler participating In
the I'm I lie fleet war guinea. The
Aatorla I oM-rutlng out of ban Di
ego. (In Carrier John MacMlllan AR
1c. UHN, aon of Mr. J. C. Mac
Mlllan 811 N. Itlh, la aervlng
aboard the aircraft carrier UHU
Midway which I on fleet ma
neuver In the C'arlbbean tea.
Vlalt I.aura J'alton of Porlland
haa been vlaluttg Mildred William.
011 AddlMin. Mlu Patton, who ha
been a altident at Htauford unlver
alty. returned to her home In Port-v
In ml.
Italian fonaulalr The Italian
vice-cnnauluate for the Northweat
haa been reopened In Sfattle at B17
White building. 4th and Union.
Surgery Mr. Cheater 8ealer of
Iftog Austin, underwent major
tirgpry tin morning at IlllUlde
hoapltal.
Attend Cnnfere neo Mr. and Mm.
I.i-e McMullen, Mr, and Mr, A, ft.
Ciunpbell, Mr. and Mi. E. A.
Cleury, ad Mr. and Mra. Let Holi
day, all of Klamath Fall, are In
Medford attending the 11147 group
dlrecUir'a conference, composed of
si-crrlnry. treasurer and director
of Production Credit asuoclatloii
In central and western Oregon,
friendship Court The last meet
ing before lite July and August Him
mer vacation season for Friendship
court II, Order of. Amaranth, will
be held al 8 P, in., Wednesday, In
the Musonlc temple.
Meeting Poetponed The meeting
originally sc heduled for Wednesday
of Boy Seoul troop ha been post
poned. The meeting on the next
Wednesday, June M, will be held a
scheduled.
Kuropran Crulae Roberl J, IJerra
CM. UHN, aon of William Derra of
MallitT I serving aboard the battle
aliln UBS Wisconsin, which will
liuike an extended cruls to Europe
training midshipmen from the U,
8. naval academy, Annapoll, Md.
On Bualneas Among out of town
people on bualneas In Klamath
Palls today were Homer J. Clark
of Malln, Illll Hamilton and Lesion
Llnebaugh of Hllver l-ake. Hurry J.
Knlb of Lakevlew, and Mr; Mary
I'orterfleld of Dorrls.
Out-of-Town Hlioppera A num
ber of (hopper from Iionan were
In Klamnth Pall this morning In
cluding Mr. and Mr. Cecil C. Hunt,
Mr. P. M. Challls, Mr. and Mr.
Jack McPall and fltnalt daughUir,
and Jame and Isabella Ilcseltlne.
In lioapltal Mr. H. B. Johnson
of Hly 1 a patient at Klamath
Valley hospital where she under
went major urgery today.
I'nlfiirma Member of the Eagle
auxiliary drum crop are reminded
to bring the slacks to their uni
forms to the regular meeting at
the hall tonight, Tuenday.
Tonslleclomy Mary Porrest,
daughter of Mr and Mr. C. T. Por
rest of SfifiJ Eberleln. underwent a
tonslleclomy at Hillside hospital
Tuesday morning.
Klamath County Tax Value
Shows Big Gain For 47-48
Cliuislfled Ads Biln. Hesult.
Prom Chicago Mr, and Mrs.
Joseph Marek have returned to
Klamath Palls to moke their home.
They have been living In Chicago,
III.
On Vacation Mr. Jessie McMII
len and Mr. Ixiyal Lust, employe
of Lal'olnte. are on a two-wcrka'
vacation.
Prlendly Circle Minnie Padgett
of 4111 Upham will entertain the
Prlendly circle Thtiraday with
luncheon at 13.30 p. m,
Tb Canada Mr. and Mra. Ed
Oordon of the Marlon span menu
are apending two month with relay;
uvea in Ontario, Canada.
Vlalt. Hlairr Betty Clelg left re
rently for Oakland. Calif., when
he la visiting her alater.
ELECTRIC WIRING
For Free Estimate or
Information on Any Type
Wiring or Repair
B. & B. RADIO &
ELECTRIC SHOP
Ml H. 6th Phone
Klamath county' assessed valu
ation, exclusive of utilities, I t2e
1.13.160 for 11147-48, It was an
nounced toduy by Newton U. Nel
son, county assessor.
Last year' figure wa 120,767,48ft,
but, the Increuiui wa largely due to
an across-the-board boost of 25 per
cent In valuations ordered for this
county on request of the county
court and city council.
The utilities valuation are de
termined by tha slate tax commis
sion, and until this 1 done, the
actual assessed valuation on which
the coming year tax levies will
be based cannot be announced. Last
year utilities valuations totaled
tlU.814.0118.
Newton said he could not ay
whether the tax commission will
boost utilities valuations on the 25
per cent basis as wa done with
other property.
The Increased valuations, he
pointed out, will unquestionably
contribute to a reduced tax rate.
It will not be possible to figure tax
rates, however, until the utilities
are reported.
The total of real property valua
tion In the county for next year Is
19,401.050. This Includes: land.
17,2111,080; structures on unplatted
land, II JIM .620: platted land, i.'t,
624.010; structures on platted land.
IHtMO.840.
The personal property total Is
$13,781,300. The breakdown: Im
provement on lauds of U. 8 , 11,
JO0; machinery, equipment, boats,
aircraft, rolling stock. 2.416,520;
merchandise (stock In trade i 82.
484.230: farm Implement. 80281120:
furniture and equipment, $427,650:
horse and mules U2U8I 838,760:
cattle 1 23.6fl8i 85M.810; . sheep and
gOHta. (16,022) IG2.2U0: swine (1245)
806,030: poultry 1 28,1791 $7060; fur-
FEELS MUCH
BETTER NOW
f"filnce I ftarted eating jtitiooa'a
SU.-BSAM, I have been regular as clock
work. I feel better now than when I was
twenty year youngcrl" You, too, can
overcome con-,
atlputlon due to
lack of bulk In the
diet by eating
KCLLOOO'a ALL-
bsan for breakfast.
Estan ounce every
day In milk (or
mixed with other
bearing animal (100 mink, 79
foxesi I860: miscellaneous, 8510.
Newton explained that the cattle
figure above will be revised upward
when transient cattle are figured
In. Cattle which are here part of
the year art assessed, on a 60-80
basis with California counties where
they are on winter range.
Newton's figure show some In
crease over last year In addition to
the 'R per cent flat boost. A straight
26 per cent Increase would make a
total of 25i44,8S8. whereas the
total reported la 828233.760. Thus
there wa a net gain of about 8288,
900 In addition to the ordered Increase.
Oregon Hop
Market Quiet
PORTLAND, June 17 Wi The
Oregon hop market ha been In
active, the department of agricul
ture reported today, with trading In
lot hop limited to a few small
lot.
Price quoted for 1946 seeded hops
ranged from 40 to 43 cent a pound,
the report said, adding that trade
estimates Indicated not more than
2000 bales of old crop remain In
warehouse of the state.
Although contracting the 1847 crop
has moved along slowly, there ha
been some activity In recent weeks
with prices ranging from 46 cents
for seeded hop to 66 cents for seed
less. I
Azusa Quartet
To inq Here
Under the sponsorship of the
Klamath County Holiness associ
ation, the "King's Envoys," a quar
tet from Pacific Bible college of
Azusa, Calif., will sing at Pilgrim
Hojlliie church, 3310 Wantland, to
night, Tuesday, at 7:46.
The group has traveled widely,
taking part In many services over
the country, particularly In Youth
for Christ work. Each member
ha had extensive evangelistic service.
nrgAI.D NtWS, mamata Palli, On. TfesnAT. laae IT, KIT, ra em
from the hands of Arthur Michael. I died within minutes of shock and
66, severed one leg and the carpenter I loss of blood on a Job here yesterday.
FINAL RITE8
PORTLAND. June 17 m Fun
eral services for Dr. Charles Cupp
Poling, pioneer Oregon evangelical
clergyman and founder of many
Oregon churches, were scheduled
for today at Ladd Addition Evan
gelical church.
Wm. R. Elliott
Other mating toka car of Income) ,
tarned. Only life anuranc guaran
tee! future1 incoma.
Wm. R. Elliott
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
731 Main St, Phona 7777
ACCIDENT
PORTLAND, June 17 IIP) A port- :
able electric power saw that slipped '
Loul Tiffany Invented Javrlle. a
variety of irrldescent enameled
glass. In 1894.
Immediota
Delivery!
DEXTER
Double Tub
Washers
(with pump)
Vern Owens
CASCADE
Home Furnishings
Company
124 No. 4th
STORE YOUR FURS!
Only cold storage for furs in Klamath
.Falls.
Your furs are stored right on our
premises. Call for them any time
wish.
Fully insured.
purt
RICHARDS storage
129 S. 9th St.
THE IMPORTANT GIFTS COME FROM RICKYS
MAN HAD BRICK IN HIS
STOMACH FOR 10 YEARS
One man recently slated that for'
10 yeara he fell like ho had a brick
In his stomach. This feeling wa
due to the lump of undigested food
he always had Inside of him. He
was weak, worn out, hesdacliy,
swollen with gu and terribly con
stipated. Recently he started tak
ing INNER-AID and says the feel
ing like a brick In his stomach
disappeared the second day. How
els are regular now, go and head
aches are gone and he feels like
a new man.
INNER-AID contains 11 Oreot
Herbs: they cleanse bowels, clear
fas from stomach, act on sluggish
Iver and kidneys. Miserable peo
ple soon feel different all over. Bo
don't go on suffering I Oet INNER
AID. Sold by all drug stores.
Adv.
Copoblo
Nursing Care
Atd or t'onvalrftcrnt
Ambulatory
or Bed Curt
Even Tide
Rest Home
I4t N. Main ' Phone 7808
Ashland. (Ire,
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old TrMtmont OfUn
Bring Happy Rallof
Many mfftm rllT nartnr bteltach I
Vole k l y, oae uwy aucovor uwl u rj mum
at tlwfr trouble nuvv ka tirexl LtltlMyL
The kidneys r NaturVi ehief wy of Uki
trllM airvMoieidasitxl wuteoutof Um blrxxl,
1 btr help most poplpw about I plnUaday.
When diovorderof kldnrr function prmits
yoiMDoua mttr to remain la your blood. It
may mum naninff backache, rhtumctia
pairti, I palnc, Iom of pp and nrTT, vU
Uimi up nlchu. awvlllnv, PAjffineM under tha
arte. bMdacbea and dltuoeaa, Frequeat or
canty patMSM with amajlintr and Durnlaa;
ontuniM anowa U)r ia tomauutuj oroaa
iltb your kldneya or bladder. .
Don't wait) Aek your dnicilat for Dun'i
Villi, a stimulant diurvtlti. umA iiaiieMat'itli
by ullltona for over to year, toXi'$ rivt
happy relief and will halo tha li nika at
kidney tubM flush out poUoaoua wuu f roaa f
you W004. utt tVoan i'Uia,
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PLASTIC CONTACT LENSES
r
Klamath Business College
733 Pin St.
Enroll now for Special Summer Study or
for a Complete Business Course.
ATTENTION!
JOHN M. OWENS,
Electrical Contractor,
Phone 8245
Is available now
for"
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