Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 19, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextKlamath Tribe On Record 'As Opposing Any Move To Liquidate Reservation Thr Klumiilh Irllml bimlnriui colu mn tee Im" Kie on renml iui up piwlim tin nlii'iiipl by thti cowireaii to Hniililiite tlio Kluniulli liiillnn rrnnivittliill. III it mrmiKlV wiinlril I'molutlnn II 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 ii iimly iipprovpil by lh uoin lulllee nl ihpi'IIiim mi June 6, roil- tll-llllllll tllll Willi hl'lldl (III lIllllW ))!- i lie mill rniiiilriitlm "lint dliiu'lly IiiIhitbU'cI" wlin Imil utm fit to tll eun the iiiHril llimlilntlmi Willi uiit ri-R ittil to llir urliiim of thr Klu niulli, Mixliw nml Yaliooakln lnillun Iribrn. Olijert n( Ihn rraolullull wun In vnlir Uie lii'tlim ulipoul t lnl Ui M'li ate bill H-rjilll, wlllrli wii Intnxlmeil III the United Hlnle urinitii leal Mny Toastmasters Hold Meeting The rrmilnr WeiliieMluy evening m-miIiii "t 'lim-itiimniriii wnn held nt Dip WhMiinl. June 18. Willi tlir liilbiwlliii iiiiihiii: Ted l.lltcl. utaal llieMrr: VIIHO Clupp, luplt-niMlrr; Clara r'ryatl, general critic. Ice breaker hIhti Iim were Hlvrll by Al l-ipn nml Carl WlMrriniitli. Html ,,ik lulkrd on all coiulltUuiliiB. Hurry Jotim mi one UhiumuuI feci ilimnt Ted IIiiiiuiii on mudrrii ac roiinllng. Oene Cildlmm im rrr rlun lir an old limn. Paul MiKn ery on "It Mul tltt Your Toiulli." Acting Kdurntliuiul Clmlrmmi ririiru Kuiuiimii Ik-uuii M-rlrii ot lrrturm c 0 v r I ii ( pnrllmiiriiury prucrdure. Nrl Wcilnroday' nirrtlm will llnd Ted IIuiumiii timuimter. rkotty Juliiuluti, liiplriiuulrr, mid Jnrk Klllnil. general rrlllr HK-e-ie will 1k glvrn by Dr. nulc. (lurry Hiilicr Iajiii, Vlnv C'lupp mid War rrn II en net. 'Pie edurailiiiinl i-uniiiilltee will continue prr-uMiin-Hon nl purllnmriitiiry procedure Familiarity wuh the letter u iiiiiaI for every UwMiimMer mid nil member ere especially urged to ttend. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guorantee Free Demonitrotion Telephone 9200 II by Henalor Moru mid Cordon of Oregon. Wilder provlumn of the bill, the Klmimh reservation would be llu ulduted mid the Klmnnlli tribe of Indian would lie given full citizen- uhlli. Thru would no Innucr lie rlniwed in f aril of the government. The Kliiiimtji Irllml buidneM com lll HI re belleveii Ihl ni'tlon would be inimiike. They contend majority of the member of the tribe lire not rendy to itaituiiie the full re onlblllty Unit would be culiilled liimld the bill berome Inw. Itefer rliui to the Indian lurk of protec tion ukuIiiiiI luuu'rupulnun people, the renolullon lnte "they would be lllemllv robbed right mid left." Further reference to the Iniiblllty of the Indiana In meet the proponed renpomihlllllr In found In a portion of tilt resolution which auicitcate n other generation of preparation would be dcalrable before the In dium nt deprived of their heritage given by the trenty of 1804. ChiirKluii that "elnlnter mid ulter ior motive" ere behind some of the nctlvltlee, prenunmbly of Interented liroupn, aeeklnv Uie lloiildutlon, the committee Ijclloven the bill would de prive the Indian of the next gen eiiillon of b liirne Ineome "to which they would otlierwlte be Juttly en titled." In coiiclutlon, the reaoltitlon re (iicnt tlmt the government,' If lliiuldntlon I Hbtolutely necewary, come to the Klnmeth IlidUiu with IU priipiwul In order tint en niireement iittuifectory to ell con cerned can be reached. Guard To Sponsor Air Show Sunday PORTLAND, June IV (A-) An elr how by the OrrKon air netlonul liumd flghtiM- tiiille will be held at the Poi tliind army air bane Sunday, Col. (J. It. OikIhou, acnlor air offi cer, reported today, Unll of the M2nd fighter group and the la:inl flihler Mpuidroii will imulale attack flmht coudltloni be tween 1 and 4 p. m. Kenai Fire Roars Over Timberland ANCHORAOR, Alaiika, June 10 IA1 Topiied by the Kenal penlnnular blaui which, It I oitlmnted, ha al ready burned over an area of VU tnuare mile, a nerle of foret fire raat a cloud of tmoke over much of AJodka today. Dill Wallace, Alaiika fire control ervlce ranger, ald at Icunt 6IK) men nhiiuld be fighting the Kennl to recruit fire fighter. A the fire continued to tweep through valuable timber tract and Into the mooe rcnerve. fl. K, Robln on, chief of the AFC'S, wii In formed In Juneau by Jack O'Connor of the fliih and wildlife nervlce, that I&000 had been made available from the Keual national mooae reaerve fund to battle the flame. Ttoblnum eatlmated the fire ha already ilerttroyed 60.000 acre of ome of the bet timber In Uie game reserve and has exit the live of many mone end other wild game In the renerve, Other fire In the territory were not o erlou, A fire near Fort Itlch ardnon, which had covered 600 acre, waa believed controlled by a bull dozed line about two mile from the tation hoepltal. Hlx fire were being battled In the Palmer dlttrlct, 16 minor blaze were raging In the Falrbnnk region and mailer fire near Anchorage. HI!) OKAYKD PORTLAND, June 19 WV- Ac ceptance of the bid of Waale-Cam-plan Co., Portland, to build 11 apart ment unite at the Lookout Point dam hounlng area near Lowell, Ore., wa recommended today by the nrmv enulneers. The firm' bid nf foluw. Lack of fund ha made lt.172J71 waa low among four opened practically linpoMlble for the AFCBJltere. ' Nursery Licenses Due July One flALEM, June IB tP Oregon' 22IKI llcenaed ntiraerymen mun re new their llcenae by July 1, the tate agriculture department ald today. Each y nuraeryman will have to pay a apeclal research fund a&MM ment levied by the 1947 leglalature. Thl aaaeaament 1 10 per cent of hi llcenae fee plu It per acre of nursery atock grown. Claaalfled Ada Bring Reiults. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trip Move Youraelf Sve W STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 Eatt Main Copobl Nursing Care for Aged or t'onvaleieent Amhulatorr ' or Bed Cafe Even Tide Rest Home 142 N. Main Phone 7666 Aahland, Ore. nr.aAi.o Nxwi, kukmiIi r.iii, o. thubbdat. Jt i, int. rar Kerr Regular Jar Lids pkg. (12) lie Ball Reg. Top Seal Caps pkg. (12) 35c Wide-Mouth Kerr Jar Lids pkg. (12) 17c Jelly Glasses, tall (12) 45c Jelly Glasses, squat (12) 45c (Jels-Rite bottle IU T June is the month to treat your family to a vegetable spree! The wide variety of green foods in season right now makes it easy to enjoy salads and tempting cooked vegetable dishes aplenty. Plan to serve two or three different ones at each meal. And to be sure of eating pleasure, buy where quality is guaranteed . , , make .your selections at Safeway. HOMI CANNING'S WEST 2 -piece melW U AW Mill t Um H umi dulttwl I I i pitt l TK'i im t al Ml l.l fl y llMMMHt fei. lo OOMt I. 4-. w It ii.litl put aav W m ,vft- laiir mi m a. COMI IIOV f f2Lr at you r iO- fcr" ii i !..a 1 "Heaven tend me pallencel" "Why docs Holiby i mother go on nuikin' him drink nil his milk wlirn she knows pcrfec'ly well how all kids' go (or rennet-custard desserts? Thank goodness my mommy gives me rennet custards, 'cause I love 'cmt" Kcnnct-custnnls nro all milk, nml they're fun lo cat with a spoon when children tire of drinking milk. And the rennet cnr.yme makes rennet-custnrils even easier to digest than plain milk, Why not serve a tempting, tasty ren-iict-custnril dessert tonight? The whole family will enjoy III Make rennet-custnrils with either "Junket" Hrnnd Rennet Tablets-not sweetened or flavored add sugar and flavor to taste; or "Junket" Rennet I'owtlcr six popular flavors, already sweetened. Hoth nL all grorcrs. Write "Junket" Ilrand Foods, Division of dir. Hansen's Laboratory, Inc., Dept. N-6, Little Falls, N. Y., for free sample of "junket" Kcnnct Tablets. to I WORTH WAITI" "liltlKET freeilngMix BRAND .FOODS Quick Mg Mil Danish Deistri 'JllS KIiT"lilh Irad.-m.rkofOhf. lUnivn' l.nhnrNltiry, Int'., lor III mnnrt nilnllivr fml f"uiluoti,iitllar.latflra1ln!liU.S,ailliiiitla JAR CAPS Kerr Regular Caps Jar Rubbers, Ball RKtilar or Sectal Wide Mouth Caps, Kerr Economy Caps, Kerr Economy Clamps, Kerr pkg. (12) 25c pkg. (12) 5c pkg. pkg. pkg. (12) (12) (12) JARS i pints DOZ. or pint doz. qts. Regular Mason, Kerr Regular Mason, Kerr Economy, Kerr . doi. pts 89c; qts. Wide Mouth, Kerr, doz. pts 98c; qts. $ Many others besides the abovel 35c 21c 15c 79c 97c 1.05 1.19 Certo PECTIN let. A4c Sinol i1 Qc bottle GREEN PEPPERS For StuMnf lb. 15c FRESH PEAS Well Filled lb. 13c Santa Roaa T Parowax Sp.tdy Jtm ini Jelly Sealer Mb. pig. 2 ,., 25' X Cantaloupes PLUMS Apricots ' Koval lb. ORANGES LEMONS SunkUt Cucumbers LETTUCE J umbos lb. 7c lb. 13c Larfe ) 10 , 21-lb. luc ' CrUpy Garden Fresh 9c 7-lb. bag 45c lb. 8V2C lb. 7c lb. 9c Vine-ripened TOMATOES Fresh Picked 12c SQUASH ZUCCHINI fellow Crook Neck ib. 8c b. 10c W' Green Beans Local , crop DRY ONIONS - V. 8. No. la. Red. lb. 44e; Tellow, lb.. NEW POTATOES C. 8. No. la White lb. 5c 4c Pork Spareribs iu yibc Special Reduced Price! U9m m w Cured Meats Sugar Cured PIECE BACON lb. 59c BACON JOWLS, ideal for seasoning lb. 39c SLICED BACON, MorreU's Pride lb. 69c DRY SALT PORK, a treat in beans, etc. lb. 39c SKINNED HAMS, half or whole ' lb. 62c Beef Features Sirloin Steaks lb. 69c Tender Juley Ground Beef Ground frtih daily Beef TONGUES ,33e S.rv Hot er Cold! n Special! Short Ribs ld.il for il.wi lb. 39c lb. 32c Royal Chinook Salmon viscerated end cut up Veal Features lb. 49 Steaks lb. 59' lb. 69c Veal Roast Shoulder Cut I Veal Steaks Shoulder Cut lb. 55c STEW MEAT 25' lb29e LAMB BREAST VEAL BREAST POT"0 Ready to serve U-ot. 12 V P Temt, Prem or Tan. Your Choice. U-os. can Libby TOMATO JUICE 10c i : : jjjQjY Derl Bloom 5-Lb. Can JUICE Soar..! M . con f9c HEAT 'N EAT FOODS Brown'Bread S&W No. I can 20c Baked Beans, B&M 18-oz. can 23c Pork & Beans, C & S l3'2-oz. can 10c Pork & Beans Van campNo. 300 can- 13c Kidney Beans j0ttn 01 No. 2 can 15c Beanie Weenies c. ' 1 1 -ox. can 19c 10c Penthouse Tiny BuHer Beans CANNED FOODS Pumpkin ,SSr No. 2'2 can 2 Pimiento Chilies, Flying V 15-oz. tin for can Peas, Sugar Belle Peas, Del Monte Hominy Bffifi No, Corn I'y" vacuum Diced Carrots Del Monte Palmolive Toilet SOAP Bath Slie Vel SOAP Marvelom for dilh washing, etc. . 12-ot. ptg. 29c CANNED MILK 11c S.23 Cherub tall tin... Caae of 48 . No. 2 can No. 2 can 2'2 can, 2 for packed 12-oz. No. 303 jar Diced Carrots No. 2s, 3 for Asparagus, all green '!S"sy No. 2 Kjppered Snacks, G.N. 2 can Diced Beets No. 2s, 3 for Sliced Beets, Red Tag No. 2 can I Ic Sunrise Cut String Beans, No. 2 16c Briargate Cut String Beans, No. 2 20c 25c 10c 19c 20c 29c 15c 12c 25c 39c 25c 25c PRUNES & JUICES Prunes No. Green Tag Fancy Prunes No .Blue lag Prune Juice, Heart's Delight qt. Apple Juice, S & WnT1' qt. Tomato Juice ?S.n 46-oi. can 2'2 can 19c .303 jar J 5c 29c 35c 23c BAKING NEEDS, ETC. Shortening rffi 3-lb. jar $ Shorteningr Royal Satin 3-lb. jar $ Pure Lard, Drummond, Mb. ctn. Sno-White Salt dS 2 pkgs. Gingerbread Mix Dromedary 4i-oz. Pancake Flour surann 3'2-b. pkg. Tea Timer Butter Crackers I -lb. 1.18 1.12 25c 15c 25c 33c 29c Spaghetti Dinner Pan-American pkg. 25c SOAPS Sweetheart Soap Ivory Flakes, Gentle Ivory Soap, Personal Lifebuoy Toilet Soap 2 reg. bats 19c 15-oz. pkg. 35c 2 bars, 15c 2 bars. 19c COFFEE, TEA, ETC. . Edwards Coffee Mb. can 46c Wakefield Coffee Mb. can 42c Nob Hill Coffee I -lb. bag 39c Airway Coffee, Mb. 37c; 3-lb. $1.10 Canterburk Tea, I -lb. 85c; 12-lb. 43c Tea' Bags 16-bag pkg. 15c Canterbury Tenderleaf Tea Bags pkg. of 16 Lipton Tea Bags pkg. of 16 17c 18c CHEESE Burqette Cheese 6-oz. glass 20c Kraft Pabst-ett Cheese, Kraft ' pkg. 25c Velveeta Cheese '2-lb. pkg. 25c Kraft American Cheese '2-lb. pkg. 28c Dutch Mill . Cut Cheese per lb, 45c Mt. Hope or Superior Kraft Pimiento Cheese W. pkg. 28c American Cheese 2-lb. loaf 89 - Kraft Breeze & Velveeta Cheeie, 2-lb. 85e Features In this ad are effective through Saturday, June 21 IMS