Klamath 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.
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Even Tide
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142 N. Main
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Aahland, Ore.
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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
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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.
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"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
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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
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