Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 10, 1948, Page 16, Image 16

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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1948
I(F Chamber
To Support
Road Fund
Full rapport of current effort! t
let a deficiency appropriation of
120,000.000 for forest hiihaavs wm
rated by director! of the chamber
of commerce at their mectlnf Wed
nesday. Manaier Charlci Stark reported
that he had already wired Senator
Wayne Morse, who has agreed to
appear before a conirreasional suo
commlttee to pluf for the forest
road money.
He then read a telegram which
Jack Mayne, manager of the Las
county chamber and the Three Flags
Highway association, had sent to
Morse. The directors authorised
Stark to wire Morse that the Klam
ath chamber agrees with everything
stated In Mayne's telegram.
Serious Need
The Willamette highway and the
Klamath Falls-Lakeview highways
are two roads with project seriously
in need of forest highway funds.
Malcolm Epley of the roads com
mittee told the chamber.
Fred Ehlers of the Junior cham
ber of commerce told of final plans
for the regatta this week-end and
asked che ber support.
Arthur Rirkbeil of the Roundup
association outlined the program for
this year's wild west show at the
fairgrounds. He said that the large
purse will bring the finest rodeo
talent in the West to the affair here.
He pointed out that the roundup
association is going on a non-profit
basis, and turns all net proceeds
oyer to the county fair board. He
cited resultant improvements m the
fairgrounds.
It was reported that Sam Ritchey,
director in charge of roads, and
Epley, will go on the Alturas-ar-ranged
tour to Wlnnemucca through
Cedarrille this week-end.
Seek School Board Post
p "ay a mi uim !'' nuun.i.i -..in i. i .mini. a
iff '
rfl i i - -;
Plant Faces
Damage Suits
PORTLAND, June 10 M1! Damage
stills totaling tl.5tHi.iKW have been
filed here In federal court by dairy
men and farmers neighboring the
aluminum plants nt Troutdale, Ore.,
and Long-view. Wash.
The plaintiffs also ask a perma
nent Injunction against continued
operation of the plants.
Attorney James Drsrtidnrf said
the 97 farmers claim noxious luiurs
(torn the plant are destroying cmkv
orchards and cattle. He snui sumo
1U0 others In the Wasluiumil, Wash.,
sector may Join In (he suit.
K. J. Appcl, vice president of lite
llcynolils Melnls rompnny, n-.n toil
the firm has a stuff of sclrnllnt
working on the fluorine iin.irs pmti
tcd by the mills. He until Individual
dnntHge clulms have been settled out
of court.
The plaintiffs ak treble riitmniies
under Oregon and Washluglon
stututcs Involving lutcntlonul trcs
na.vt dnmutie.
The TrouKlnle plant has been 1
Idled by IIihhI threat, hut the Long
view mill coullnues. The latter was
reuiiencd In Miuvh after a long
.inuuumn,
I'Ol'dll!
KIK1KNK, June 10 Latest
oiKiiulMitliin to be hit by the build
ing nhni'tHue:
The rent control office. It leans
expires nt the end of this iniinlh,
and officials have hunted vainly for
a new place to go.
"Mnine people." muttered Kent
Control Officer A. W. Davis, "seem
to think It's funny."
Hugh Toiler, (left) engineer with the I'. S. bureau of reclamation,
and Vance Vauprl. Klamath Falls druggist, are circulating nominating
petitions for the post on school board No. 2. Klamath I'nlon high school
district. Deadline for filing for board 1 is Thursday, June IT.
Si
t'.i
Tetiotod kr DmoM,
' (laeki noT Ike mtgle
ouch e( miatei-enitimt
dip, m nanhal in eerual
illlre. Splendid invest,
raenls in imirtnen tnd
omfort...ln gabardine and
ftennel ei SlI.M.
Reeded.
STORE for MEN
Corner 5th & Main
16-Year-Old Drowns Thrr comnions brouh' h
boy ashore and tried vainly to re
in Molla River vive him. Ke was the son of Mr.
. . and Mrs. Walter Stroy, Clackamas
Larry Stroy. 16. drowned at Island M""15-
park near Canby Tuesday night as !
he tried to wade the Molla river. I It Pays to Use the Want-Ads!
Store Hours 9:00 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.
9th at Pine Streets
Phone 3188
fiSS
SALE!
WOOL SLACKS
$11 $17
$14
Handsome, comfortable wool slacks in your favorite
colors and patterns! They're Summer-long wardrobe wii
ords that you'll wear with jackets, shirts, sweaters.
They're handsomely tailored with pleated fronts, zipper
fly.
Gabardines Bedfords Cords Coverts
Add these leisure-wear purchases to your
Monthly Payment Account.
Main Floor
Store Hours 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
9th ot Pine Phone 3188
JUNE
laLlizi
IT'S A MAN'S BUSINESS TO LOOK HIS BEST
AND OUR BUSINESS TO HELP HIM!
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mm 1 1 .
Buy Your
nt Suit on
i Monthly
Payment Plan
OUR COMPLETE
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SMASHING SALE PRICES!
Just Consider:
O Over 200 Suits to choose from.
O Every one all-wool ... in worsteds, flannels, coverts.
O Choose single or double-breasted styles in blues,
greys, tans, browns.
O Shorts, longs, stouts and regulars. Sizes 36 to 46.
O Every suit reduced! Two prices!
29.88 and 39.88
MEN'S DEPT. MAIN FLOOR
Store Houm 9:00 a, m, to 5:30 p. m.
9th at Pine Phone 3188
Shop at Wards
Farm Department
SADDLES
By WILLIAMS - KEYSTON -COLORADO
- CARLOCK
Crosby ropers and riders.
Low as 98
YOUTH'S SADDLES
5195
Low as 1
HEADSTALLS
REINS
BRIDLES
Nailhead patterns by KEYSTON.
priced from 5.49 to 15.65
Indian Rawhide Rein Sets . . 7.50
Visalia Stirrups I .aw m 1.29
Visalia Leather Covered Stirrups
9.95
PURE HAIR SADDLE BLANKETS
Hhaprs ll.rlf . . . vcrr cool , , . won't fall vashabl. 3.69
PHOENIX & CROCKETT
BITS & SPURS
BITS from 5.50
SPURS from 5.25
Johnson Rope Halters . 1.60
Rope Cinches 1.10
Navajo Cinches 3.17
3-H.P. Wards Plow-Trac 349.50
IV2-H.P. Garden Tractor 169.50
Low-Wheel Cultivator 11.45
Kmt pwihrr low-whrrl (ftrdrn type . , . tml-pneumatic
rubber tlrr.
2-Wheel Garden Cultivator 13.45
CLOSEOUT OF ALL
HORSE COLLARS!
r
All Iralhrr. Both 20" i 31" slirs. Your cholre
2.00
7-H. P. MALL CHAIN SAWS
Immediate delivery on these murli needed saws!
36-Inch 460.00
48-Inch 470.00
60-Inch 480.00
72-Inch 490.00
Pump Jacks wilh ', molan 94.50
Pump Jacks uh ,fCM mnmr. 54.88
Drag Saws only 193.00
9-H. P. Wisconsin Motors 193.85
6-H. P. Wisconsin Motors 137.50
23A-H. P. Wisconsin Motors 96.75
60"x60" Metal Brooders . 44.95
Electric. 800-cIilik capacity.
48"x48" Metal Brooders 23.95
Economically priced
3-Deck Battery Brooders . 45.881
Metal Chick Feeders 13 0 1.97