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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1949)
THURSDAY, NOV. 24, 194V HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACt FJVf Parking Space Found Going To Waste Bt MIX JENKINS THE holiday spirit In Una writer I not Ui bright and lUninK thing- ll ought u be today. The nuuiif A parking UK I'll lle ping In tin brcese undrr my wind shield wiper yesterday by on ol Uie lursl police lore. Now ordinarily I'm not much af fected by parking Urketa. We ml (t Uirm. Thrra U no moral qurs Uun involved, usually Just a matter ol leaving your car Ux long in one spot or not grltlng close enough ui tlia curb or nine such Utile over sight. Hut Uila one ss diflrreiit. A I have ataled before. Uia city recently came down here will) a aiiray gun and maikrd large, coarse yellow llnea around the corners near the office. That, ol course, cut In'o our parking space. But o learned to gel along. 'Mint yesterday 1 came blithely to work and found no plate to park except in the meter gone on Esplanade. 1 osn I park there be cause 1 don't have the lime to dash out every hour and move the car to another meter, land put In another nlrklel. However, right at the end ol the yellow atrip on Pine atrret, at Uie corner, there la a spare almost long enough for car between the end of the yellow line and the door of an unused garage. If you park there your car hangs over the en trance of this unused garage for a pare. Bo I parked there. When I came out, several hours later, I find the familiar yellow tag. Just to make sure I Inquired at the house and found that the garage haa not been used to house a car for lo Uiese many moons. That the apace It used for storage nf various Items, thai Uie door Is kept padlocked at all limes and Uiat the residents of Uie house have no objection whatever to anyone who wishes (o parking In front of the building. On leaving Uie house I noticed that the next garage down Uie si reel, which Is used to house a car and where liter Is a normal amount of In and out travel, la carefully marked with little yellow markers at the edge of the driveway ki point out that Uila la a freeway and must be kept open. Was Uie one in which I got the Urket marked? It waa not. Nor la H on of the depressions In trie curbing that ax usually .noted. It Is that type ol driveway built up from Uie street level to sidewalk heighth Instead of cutting the curbstone down. 8o. the on in us Is carefully marked. The one used for storage Is not marked. Wouldn't It seem logical Uiat It waa okay lo park there? Particularly whan yon consider Uiat we work In rue of floe, that we know she neigh. boa-hood pretty well and Uiat w Have oboei'ted that locked door for long Mm. K tha ally la going to do such a oneclenUous Job of handing out Kklnc tags It would seem logical I they would expend Ui cam enerfl-y on making sur Uiat things see plainly marked. In view of the feat that Ui seriousness of the parking actuation la omtalanUy being sailed to the public attention. Uiat My wmnmlman are always being weld that there la Inadequate park- ' ana space downtown and that the general public la even now short of parking In Uie area they need to be clou to, K seems Illogical Uiat an effort should be made to remove mor parking spares from public He. It surely couldn't take murh mor. If any. lime to check and see If a driveway Is being used than It dnea to writ out a ticket. Or so K seems to rne. W have a driveway her, too. In front of a door Uiat la used con stantly for unloading supplies for the shop. Nobody yet lo my know ledge hss gotten a ticket for parking In Uiat spot. Some have been tag ged for parking In It faring Uie wrong way, but not for parking In Ui driveway. And we haven't com plained and cried for a bright, yel low line, either. Just down the block from the driveway where I got Uie ticket la another yellow tone, an unloading anne. In the past three weeks I have seen Just two trucks parked In It. What Is this? A plot to drive us all Into Ui meter nines? I By Ui way, that garage In que, tlon may be rented Uila winter. In that ease this writer will be Just as milling In go to bat for the owners In keep the way clear. I Just can't ae the sens of letting parking snare go Idle when there Is such a critical lack of It.) When You Count Your Blessings Include Year Carrier Roy V Rev. V. L. Anderson REVIVAL Old Time Preaching flood Old (impel Ringing Com out and hear our out standing preacher "who preaches Ui Whole (ins pel for the Whole People." at the Full Goiptl Tobernacle Every Night at T:00 o'clock except Monday Night. AlUmnni and Maryland Thomas Possible Norblad Foe PORTLAND. Noy. 34 UTt Btale Rrp. I.yle D. Thomas of Polk county Indicated yesterday he may oppose U. 8. Rep. Waller Norblad In the republican primary for the congressional nomination. Thomas, who Is secretary of the Oregon Parmeri union, aald In Uie farmers' union monthly publication Uiat he would be available If ade quate finance and Interest are In evidrnr. Thomas Is a former educstor. lie was principal at the Dallas Junior high school and was with West ttalem schools before becoming as sociated with the farmers union. He has served alx terms In the legislature from Polk county. In the forthcoming Gilchrist high school production "Going Places.'' b Olenn Hughes, to be presented December 3. Flue Fire, No Damage Suburban firemen answered an alarm at 1:05 p. m. yesterday to the home of II. B. Hunt, 3404 Blsbee, where an overheated atov was burning out the flue. Firemen extinguished the blare and no damage waa reported. LODER WIDS NEW YORK, Nov. 34 HP) Act.r John Loder. 4t. was married yester day lo Mrs. Evelyn Carolan Auff mordt, 3g. In a cerernony attended by a few close friends and relatives. Many types of bulbs for flowers, such as the tulip, should be planted In the fall btfor Uie ground freeies. Texas Drawl Hard To Mimic - OILCHRIBT Hsve you an Ore gnnian, ever tried acquiring a bona fide Texan accent In a few short weeks? We reckon you'd find It quite a Job. "It's awful. I can't seem lo achieve a drawl that sounds as If It csme from farther south than Klamath rails." walled Mertll Conklln when a reporter approach ed her this week and Inquired how her part In tha school play was coming. Men la Conklln will be seen as Aunt Kate, a Texas oil mllllonslre. Suede Shoes Cleaned & Dyed A ay Color Also Leather Shoes Dyed J. C PENHEY'S Shoe Repair Dept. CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS From aa?7 POOLE'S 42 IP" ELECTRIC TRAINS $11.95 to $75 Wind-up Trains 1.98 to 5.95 Lionel and American Flyer Track Available Minioture Stations and Houiei for Model Railways. Toy Trucks 69e to 1475 Tinker Toys 1.35 to 2.25 Real Steam Engines 6.50 Erector Sets up to 31.00 Doll House Furniture. Big selection. Set 98c Tool Chests 1.98 to 4.95 Wood Burning Sets 1.98 Leather Working Kits 2.00 and 3.00 Ploy Electric Stoves. They really cook! 7.95 Play Sink with running water ' 1.67 Large Magnetic Cranes 3.95 ONE OF THE BEST SELECTIONS IN TOWN! TRICYCLES $6.95 to $25.95 BICYCLES Lowest Prices Are Found At Poole's! FULL SIZE Schwinn Bikes $39.95 to $77.50 PLUS TERMS AND LAY-AWAY CHAIN DRIVE TRACTOR The newest thing In pedal love. The next step up from a tricycle. $2750 POOLE'S ' icycles and Sporting Goods 1 o 222 So. 7th o MW 1UW uu PAY CASH i CARRY IT. NO THRIFTIER WAY TO SHOP. Klamath Merchants SALUTE Lakeview Area With Values And Bargains . . . Tha Welcome Mat Is Out To Our Neighbors From Lakeview . . Pick" This Week-End To Shop And Save!!! o' SHARPLY REDUCED PRICES 11 Women's Winter ALL BRAND NEW ALL THE MOST WANTED STYLING .atoTs-W . 1 in ii (Mi? AT TWEEDS FLEECES COVERTS 100 WOOL NEW STYLES New Fabrics Winter Shades Sizes 8 to 18 YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE ON TOP QUALITY NEWLY STYLED WINTER COATS LL. U Second Floor -' : (' . . -1 i':A EVERY ONE MUST GO! PRICES SLASHED NOW! TODDLERS PRAM SUITS NOW ONLY 88 New Shipment Just Received Durable Poplin Materials Water Repellent Finish With Fur Trimmed Hoods Full Zipper Front Full Zipper Crotch Wool Knit Cuffs SECOND FLOOR QX GROUP GIRLS' COAT! The Year's Best Styles! 100 Wool Fabrics Warmly Interlined Tea, every one In this group drastically re dared. Sixes to frt S to 11 Sen with match Inf legging ar slacks. I very an af bargain. Every one in this group should sell for more. O88 ONE GROUP TODDLERS' COAT SETS $E88 Think Of It Coat, Leggings and Hat For Only Warmly Lined Soft, Warm Fabrics For Boys, Girls New stocks Just received priced much lower! Styled light, priced right. For toddler be 71 and sir la, 1 to 4, ONE GROUP ONLY GIRLS' PLAID COTTON DRESSES 1 44 Broken site odd lota f woven ginghams. Every one must sell at this low price! PKNNEY 8 SECOND FLOOR WHILE THEY LAST WOMEN'S COTTON HOUSE DRESSES 1 44 Odd lots hi broken slice, ( to 5t Priced to clear! M-i prints and soma plains. PENNEV'S SECOND FLOOR FREE! TREAT FOR THE RIDS SANTA CLAUS PARADE FRL EVE. DEC. 2nd Store Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 9q i.
