X
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORFCON
PACE THREE
Redistricting Of Five
Siskiyou Supervisorial
Districts Voted Friday
YIIKKA, Onllf., March 34 lledls
Irlollng ot Hlsklyou county's Ilvo su
pervisorial dlstilela was voted Frl
dy by the enmity board ot super
vlMim In hii al tempt In head nfl ii
pioposrd charter rln lliui. March
30 win not aa Ihe dale Iir tlio (Imt
In series cit 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 hearing.
The action followed n spirited
riUrumiliin during which lpiiimr
tliiriid Hi lime between the super
visors and olllwnn committee
UN Palestine
Action Stalls
LAKK 8UCCKHH. Murrh 34 (II
United Nallons.actlon nil Palestine
wus stalled lHly bv last-mlniilo
decision n( 1 1 in Unllrd Hlalrs to
withhold II piiipciniil for it special
UN ncinlily.
The UN security cniinrll hnd been
culled with rupri till limn ot ftrllng
nn U. H. resolution which hnd
been promised by Chief American
Drlcgato Warren II. Austin last Fri
day. Without explanation, however,
Aiutln dropK-d his plans tn iihinll
a proKuiiil today. The rouncll found
Itself with nn specific resolution to
debate.
Dr. T. P. Tslang of Clilim. coun
cil president for thn mnnih. ap
pealed several limes for speakers.
Hut he found lhi delegates reluctant
to lake the floor. Auiitln did not
offrr to ncak.
' Canadian Detegnte Ocn. A. O.
McNaughton flimlly rend brlrf
statement saying Canada u lint
prepared tn declare llelf on the
Amrrlrnu plan for Palestine trus
teeship until there In dome evi
dence of agrremcnt among the
parties conrrrnrd Arab mid Jews.
MrNaughlon did not commit him
self on the prnprvird ieclal session
nf the general assembly.
LEGAL NOTICE
KOTII K Or Alt Or HfcAI. rKOrKMTV
Nollre la Itarehy lvtt lit I from and
fiar ih riirt day f April. Iltu. riant.
Alworxl, Eterulor of lha Kalat tf L'lin
A MfKM, ! ea. will, purtuant U an
orrivr o( 11m Clrrtitt Court nf Ha Htala
of Orn fur IH CiHinty of Klamalh
duly anlarad on Hi 23 ml day nf March,
IttWI, pitirMd lo m1I at privMl aala for
rah, ut)t In Mta airtva1 nf (ha
lMfv-aiillUit CtMirt. all lha rtfhl. tltla
nd Inter I nf Clara A Mini in and
W ih follow It daarrlbad ral proparty.
lo-wit:
Dartnla Lol:
N. TO Lnt and N TO of W MM'
nf Ln a, Hlnra, 14, Original Tnwrt. W
Jwman Hmua
AH that portion at Lola nlna and
hrn Hi nf Itlorh fifty alfhl 'M,
Mir-tWa Addition In Ktamalh Tlt,
Oran. daarrllwd aa fnllnwa loajlu
mln$ al a ininl nlnaiy toot real Nitrth
nf tna mnat aVnitharly rornar nf aald
Lnt nlna B and nrt tha Weatarly Una
nf Kaat lllral. tharwa WiVat al rlcht
nalaa tn Cat fltrrct In Waitarly Una
of IjO nlna '0: them1 fifiulherly mlong
Vaatarty Una nf nlna t and l-"t
two ii lo a point twvnly-flva i3A fal
aVMitharly frow lha rnrtiar romnmn tn
Inta two 't. thrra ', alfht M and
Ulna (0i nf aald lllnrk flfly alfhl iM:
tharwa Eaalarly tn a nnlnt on lha
Waa tarty Una nf Kaat fltraal twanty
twn 'M faat Nnrtherly from tha mnat
aVtutnarty rnrnar nf aaid ll nlna B:
tnan Nnrtharly Ivly-alihl nn faat
tn tha point of balnmn, Klamath
County, Orafnn.
Land Waal of Ktamalh Kalla:
Ni,N' liar S, Tp. .TB ft II E , W M :
N'.NK'. fU' 1. Tp IS ft, R E.
WM: MESNE1 W'5E'., HE'.SE'.
nr .VI T. .H ft . It IE. WM; Frar
MW'.MWS and Frae MWNW',. .
II. T M ft . II 0 E . W M , M4 13 A.
Whit Iha Pnwrtv
NW'.NK1. NW'.nES. I Tp. 41
ft . It 10 E . W M S
.-1)1 II. ninrh 3. Idlaraal
Iu 1 and 3, niork 13, Waat Uaka Park.
Chamber M(MiMa
Tha ftntithcaalarly Flfly faat of 1xl
aavtn 7 and that portion nf lota
acht and nlna B. Itlork M ol
Nlt-hnla Addition tn Klamath rallt,
Orrfnn. mora particularly daarrlbod
aa iJltiwa-
fUtflnnliitf al a point In lha Eattvrly
houndaiv of Ih ald I-nl B nf ltlirk
M, nlnlin and alevvn hundrvdlha
fee I Southerly fioin tha Nnrlhalarly
rnrnar nf the aald !n1 B, and running
Ihvnra Wtalrly at rtfhl anl In Eat
Niraat, lhly-lhrv and Ik tiundrvdtha
tt; thrltre Muiilhwoalrrly at rihl
anftaa In Twelfth Hlrrt, alxly-fniir and
lx hundredth fret mora or laaa. tn a
put nl In lha Mnuthwaitarlv boundary of
lha aald 1-ot n, thrnra Nurlh wrttrrly
alnni Ihe aald Houthwlrrly rH-mtidary
nf aald l-ot R to the mnt wratarly
rot nrr of aald Ihrnra North
aalet-ly alnnu lha Una Iwtwrrn Iota T
ami (1 to lha lnlrarllnn Ihrrvof with
tha Southwell )nr of Twelfth Ktreet.
I he ore Notilheaalerl)1 alotif aahl HtHith
weal Una of Twelfth HI reel to la Inter
eel Ion with Ihe U'ehl line nf Fan!
Hi reel; thence Hoiilh alon aald Weal
line nf Kaat HI reel nineteen and eleven
hundred I ha feel tn Die Mlnt nf Ih--
Rlnnlff, all In niork riftv-elahl '.Mt,
lehnla Addition to Klamath Falli,
Oregon
11 itunle tn tha Cnuitly of Klamath,
HI ate of Oraffnn.
I'rnpoaali tn ptirrhaae aald property
mav he made lo me at Itoom am. Pine
Tree MulldinaT, Klamath ralla, Orejion.
lUled and flml puhlUhrd March 34,
intn.
FIIANK ATWOnn
Executor of the Eatate nf
( larn A Moore deraaaed
M 34 .11 A. 7-14. No us
rrprrni'iitliiK thn Hlnklyou County
Improvrnirnt BMOclutlnii.
F M, Hiirnum, Wrrd, hradlne the
coiriinltlro iiptrurln before the
hoii rd, fxpliiliird ut Imiuth Unit tlie
prlnrlptil trim brhlntl ttie cornnitt
trr'H iippi'iiniiice wiih to prumote
hurrnony In Die county.
Dr. Dildlry D. Million of Mount
flhitfitu, who Kol InUi an ftrKumi?nt
with W. T. Ditvltlaon, rhnlrmnil of
the boitnl, anld rrnldrnU of the
aouthrni end of the county frrl
Uiry do not wmit two nuervlM)ift
rrprrnrutliiK 00 per cent of the pop
ulutton and three aujwrvlaora rep
rttaenttng tlie remiilnliiK 40 per cent.
He paid the board had had two
yrara, larking 10 daya, to keep a
fur in or prom In to red In Lr let.
"If you had done what you prom
hrd In April, 1040, "Dr. Mimon Uild
the board, "then It would not have
ci ml ua KtOOO to hold the charter
clrrtlon a yrnr nKo."
Hie rlertlfin to which he referred
ended In the defeat of the charter
piopuaitli hut the movement waa re
vived In Dunamulr early thla year.
"We are tired of belnk kicked
at mind," Dr. Mnwin conllmied. "Wc
do lint have fair representation."
lie could not annwer DavldMin.
however, when the board chairman
interrupted him. and pnintinit a
futiirr. demanded:
"You jurat telt me one thing on
which you haven't hud a fair deal."
Othrra Interrupted and the ar
gument endrd when Dr, Mnfun aald
Ih? county ahould be one big, happy
f.wnlly, all working toward bringing
people Into thla area.
"1 don't nee wny the aupcrvuots
can't arrange it," ha aald.
District Attorney Pred llurton re
poried to ihe board that the five
auiwrvlMirlal dlMrlcta may be
(hanged by a Iwo-thlrdit vote of the
board, taking Into consideration
tn rigruphy. geogmphy. cohealve
neM. community of Intereata and
aaehaed valuation.
Ilarnum, when he opfiied the dla-
cuMlnn during the afternoon am
nion, aald tliere haa been a tremen-
dcua change In population and that
generally resident of the county
would ba aatlafled If the board
would redUlrlct "aa provided by
law."
At the first vote Friday afternoon
on the motion by Supervisor Fred
Hurton of Yreka to redlmrct. Su
pervisor Fred Wolford of Etna voted
acaliut. His vote waa changed aub
wouenlly, however, when Super
vlaor Gordon Jacobs pointed out
there la a better chance now to re
dMrtrt than at any time In the
pant.
County Surveyor Albert Parrott
was Instructed to have a tentative
plan and map for new districts pre
pared for the March 30 meeting.
This will give the board and cltl
tens something definite to consider.
FUNNY BUSINESS
1
"H Insists on sating; breakfast that way the morning
paper didn't cornel"
Minute quiuitltlrji of uold nre 1 Hr mid lead oree. and even In vei(e
found III nliiiiMt all roclta. all cop- 1 Utlon.
Suburban
Firemen To
Host Dance
Temporary officers were appoint
ed and plan made for a benefit
dance at a meeting of the aubiirban
fire department. Appointed by Plre
Chief Hunter Gordon were Rumiell
Cotter, prelrlent; John Hanwtreet,
vice preftldent; Prince Koberif, sec
retary, and O. F. Prctaicl. treaiiurer.
C. P. Nelnon. Lee Hunter and Bob
Jones were named to tlie executive
committee.
A benefit dance will be sponsored
by the department In conjunction
with dedication of the fire station
when It Is equipped. Present Indica
tions are that the station will be
completed and ready for use In lute
April. Proceeds from the dance will
be used toward purchasing addi
tional equipment and furnishing the
fire station's recreation room.
Clyde Wllllami, director of the
suburban fire district, outlined plans
for the department and progress of
construction on the station.
John Hamstreet, chairman of the
bylaws committee, will be assisted
by Jack Bolhwell, W. C. Lindmeler.
Clarence West and Chief Gordon.
Power Group Works
On Testimony
TACOMA. Murch 2 iIV-Testimony
to be preMT.ted'brfore a house
appropriations committee will be
completed hue Thursday at a meet
ing of the Pacific Northwest utilities
conference.
Funds tor Foster Creek dam on
the Columbia river Is s major Item
of the group's request.
Bonneville power administration
officials, the bureau of reclamation
and army engineers are expected to
attend the session, as well as repre
sentatives of eight Washington and
Oregon t'tlllty groups.
Wooden Mother
Saves Puppies
PA6ADKNA, Calif., March 24 IIP)
Six deserted puppies are thriving
today with their "wooden mother."
It's a raclc designed by Mrs. Peggy
McOarvIn of the Humane society,
A new coliseum Is planned for
North Carolina State.
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who frequently had trouble finding
foster mothers for pups whose ca
nine parent died or deserted them
while lunch time was still an ex
tremely Important business.
The rack holds six nlppled mint
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The present butch of setter-shepherd
puppies have discovered that
It delivers milk with practically
natural facility.
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Mrs. Rose Geer
Passes At 54
DUNSMUIR. March 34 Mrs.
Pose Oeer, M-year-old Dummulr
matron and widow of Clayton B.
"Pop" Oeer. died Monday t the
Weed hospital. Final rites will be
held Thursday at 9 p. m . from
Picker's Funeral home In Red Bluff.
Calif.
The family U well-known In
Northern California and Southern
OTgon. especially to railroad peo
ple. "Pop" Oeer was a long-lime
employe of the Southern Pacific
company and as engineer on the
Shasta division run for many years
between Klamalh Falls and Duns
mulr. He died In 192B. Survivors
Include s daughter. Mrs. Oeorge
Ilnnlch of Dunsmiilr. two sons.
Clayton B. nf Duiumulr and Ed
ward L. of Los Angeles.
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