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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1948)
FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THREE Siskiyou Charter Talk Starts Again I t'l l I.AHl:, March it Itcvlval of Interest In Ihe charter liirm f (uvrriiiiirnt liir m.Ulmu iminty, Irt Irittcil Kt llix iull last rnr lrrly by Vrrka Htna iiin.lllllriils, Ml rvlllcnrcil tills wrk hy allcililulice il a number of Tiilrlake iiniulr at itieellni III Wectl Tuesday nlM. Tulrlitkn viili'iii Iwtl year nvnr wliplinliiiily iippi'ivcd lliu uriiiinard cIumiko Iiiiiii uiivi'iiiiiiciil by a Ixmnl f miiii'ivlmim In Ihe iluulcr form III enmity lullllllllMllllliill. Dull I'ullrr, t'lmlrliinil of III chamber of (iiiiinirrir, staled fol lowing hl rrtlirii from Weed llmt U.10 llmlurr, rnnlitli (11 lirllll III" Imiii III an election, have been at tached In ielllliillt til l presented it Uir hcmril of supervisors. Tlir ao llmi Kill nlllonmlli mIIx mil for vole fur the election of III free holders Kt Hip primary election June I. Thiwn If circled would Dim write Ihr i)riimril rlinilr, to lie balloted iikiii at Hi licnciiil election In No vrnilicr. At Hi Weed meeting It Indi cated that roiiecnlrattun of purpose for th prrarnl would li on tli tlirre major olijrrllvra of Hi change, re-dUlrllillllon of til riillll ly for miir Impartial rrorr.rnta llon, forniallnii nf a l.oillal dls Irlrt to li uprratrtl under tli - Jurisdiction of a hoillal board In trad of tli board of supervisors, and re-valiinllini of III ronnty for mor equitable taxation. Other rlinnitcB lni-l(tnlnl to th wrlfnr of th rountv wnlllrl I) citr rld nut by amendments to th clinrter. AUllillliir from hrr were Mrs. Knihrrin Aitillsnn, secretary of th chamber of commerce: Dim lTnHr, chamber rluilrmitn. W. II. Well kamp, K. F. (Irmluim and I.. C. Klrby. Police Raid Nets Gamblers POKTI.ANM. Marrh 12 i--Cuuii-ly officials Inuvrd Into Portland polite territory hut nlulit lu a raid that resulted In sciruie of a great quantity of Kumblinit njutpmcnt. With sealed orders from th dis trict altornry'a office six sheriff's deputies klckrd lu th Uiair of a downtown butldliiu. but patruiu -ip-paroutly flrd while the deputies tried to solve Uie maxe of block-long hall ways and roniiui liuide. Deputies chopped their way fruui loom to room until two men found iiuuie volunteered to sliuw tncni around. The two were Ihe only persons found. They gave their namea as Chester 1. I.cc and Ileum Vow. Ilotli were placel In the city Jul). The deputies, who mild they had aeen a number of iiersuii enter Uie building, selxcil mora Utuii a Uiuu aand decka of cauls, hundreds of die, lottery UckeU, and aome crap tablea and card lablcJ. It was Uie tlrat time county of firera had moved Into 1'ortland. normally under city police Jurisdic tion. The raid cam while Uie grand Jury waa liivcsllifatltiK charges that gambling waa being conducted In Portland under police "protection." James Roosevelt To Be Speaker POKTI.ANM. March 12 i,V-Jame Iloosevelt was expected to arrive her by plan tat II p. in.) today fur a brlrf talk will) Oregon democrat. He will b met by Washington of ficials, and after a half-hour here will leave by nulumolill fur Olympia. where he will cnil tho nlglil with Clovernur Wnlgren. Roosevelt, son of th late pre.il denl and sutc chalinian In Cali fornia for Ihe democratic party, will apeak tomorrow at a Jeffcrson Jack.Miu Day dinner In Tucomn. Arnold Carlson Is Baptist Visitor Arnold Cailnun will be visiting minister at the Imiimnui'l llaptlal church this .Sunday He la from Cali fornia. Itegulnr worship will be nt 11 a. m. Tho Holiday school will pick hp children nt Algoina at 9 n. in. fol lowed iy stops at Shady Pin. Wo cus, Pelican, and Chelsea addition. Hundny school Is held nt 0:45 n. m. TOONERVILLE FOLKS Proiorvo Thoia Voluablo Papon and Documents Let Ui Copy Them I'p to S"I1" doe Undorwood't Camera Shop 7'17 Main Phone 70(13 TIME, LABOR tad MONEY flTeVN I nan Power Cluiri Sjwi save Vein time, labor and money reduce oper ating emu ... cut more timber caiicr anil faitcr. Titan Saws undercut, fall, buck, rip and cross cut. "Timber bind" eliminated . ..no"climhinj("or"running".., improved swivel device allows limber dill al any angle. Chain ailly hied on the bar in the woods, Write for details. Root op the "Arab Forces; WITH A CONaiPg,APL t-OS5 OF VALUABLE EquiPMErlT. w i- :- x V : v rt viri. i-. 1M V- ' sVialial law ''I iFour-H News Virginia Maalen of the Olene 4-11 Dulry club la n of U county win ners In the IU47 livestock brdlng projects contest sixmsored by Hafe way Htorea. Inc.. was announced by I. J. Allen, alate club leader. Hlie will receive a summer school s holarshlp. For seven yara, Miss Mastrn has carried a 4-1! dairy piojfrt. The state winner In the contest la llarrle (lassett, who lives near Cove In Union county. As his award young Onssctt will receive a $100 scholarship. As state winner, he Is obliged to use the scholarship In continuing his rdurntlnn In agri culture. With the nnuuuncrmrnt Uial Cassetl la tho scholarship winner foi the 1047 club year, Safeway Hlores, through Harold R. Illey t'llng. Portland, has announced tlmt a similar award will be pro vided again Una year. Utiles of the contest dictate that contestants .uu.it submit livestock and crop records to the county ex trusion office tor Judging by a local committee. Only one entrant from each county the county winner, has th prlvllrge of cometlug for the state award Kach county win i'i ! in 1047 will also be rllglbl to eimpte for th stat $100 schol arship award at the close of 1B4S. Oregon Guernsey cattle clubs are announcing thetr second annual 4-H and KKA Uuemsey heifer sale, Bat-ti-day. March m. al the Orrgon stat fairgrounds, Balrm. Thirty-two head of select Guern sey calves and heifers will lie of fered to the Junior members. Dr. K C. Adams. Klamath Falls, has a Junior yearling heifer con signed to the sale. Hlie Is out of a Clilrona Ternau daughter making over 400 pounds of fat as a Junior two-year-old on advanced registry ttJt. Any club inetnlier Interested can obtain additional Information from U:e county 4-H club office. Extortion Try Proves Fizzle NOItTH BEND. March 1J tl't Police disclosed here yesterday what. Uiry said was a "pay up or blow up" extortion attempt. Thry said a note demanding $500 was attached to four aUcks of dyna mite and hung on an apartment house door at midnight Saturday. Tho note said, "Next tune we put a cap in. Put $600.00 In paper sack. Head (name of woman) alone with money north on railroad track. Uhc will go until alopped. Uhe won't be harmed unlcaa followed. "You have two hours. "Pay up or blow up." 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