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Newspaper Page TextPACE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KAl LmJ, little WKDNKSJMY, APItIL 30, Um FRANK JENKINS Editor Entered u second class matter at the pest office of Klamath Palls, Ore, n on August 30, 1904, under act of Congress, March 8, 1879 V ' '' ' MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Associated Press Is entitled exclusively to the use for publication f li! the local news printed in this newspaper as well as all AP uews. : blBS( RIPTION RATES .', ," MAIL . BV CARRIER .1 month $138 1 month 135 ' 6 months $ 6.50 6 months $8 10 I 1 year - $1100 1 year . S16.20 dial NEW YORK Wl How to say home, goodbye to your wile In the morn- It just takes a little training. Jig? Look at a horse he can sleep monial problem ot modern ; At 'least I sometimes get thai!" umU " 0I"5S u"avic- lmuression after Hslenine to wives discuss the subject. ; All agree that their husbands, thought! ul though Uiey may be on other occasions, have neglected the art of delivering the aaily fare Well. "My husband Is in a fog iron, the time he gete up until he goes out the door.' one wife complained. 'Sometimes I wish he would even beat me anything to show he realized I was alive. i.h i. .hid l. ih. iwi on the cheek her mate gave her enrouto to his coat and hat. There is no greater Insult than ui absent - minded kiss," she milrmivi SILENCE V-.7 . i IhHnent uaSortSi "them by husoanas witn a enreme naou of reading the newspaper at break fast. One wife said that whenever her husband laughed at something he rtuHin. .ru ch 0cri himiasieep. Then pin it in her hair whrt was funny, he just looked up with Blazed eves and said "who?'' with glazed eyes and said, "who? The basic trouble in these situ ations appears to be that wives feel they are doomed to another lonely aay In the home while hubby is off to another gay gallop at the office. The husbands, on the other hand, dont intend to be thoughtless. They simply aren't awake yet. No man ever really comes to his full senses before noon. But if a fellow can do his work all morning at the office while half -asleep, there is no1 reason why he cant train himself to give hit wife a, convincing goodbye in the came condition before leaving I Sam (Djcuvaoi llusincss NEW YORK (fP) American businessmen expect Japanese trade competition to mount now that he Is free again. Occupied Japan was already making great strides toward re- capturing her oki trading position. England particularly was feeling the pinch as Japanese textiles and metal products moved into markets the British like to supply. As Japanese trade grows with India, Pakistan and Indonesia, the depressed British textile industry will have still a harder fight to keep going, nor will our own tex tile exporters like it. Japanese goods have been mov ing into the United States in in creasing quantities as she rebuilt her industries during the occupa tion. Much of this re growth of Japan's world trade was fostered by oc cupation policies aimed at getting her back on her financial feet and less of a fiscal burden to the United States. COMPETITION But American businessmen have complained at the competition of fered in many lines metal prod ucts, gloves, pottery, toys, and tex tiles. Complaints have stressed the in ability of American manufacturers to compete in price with Japanese goods made by workmen whose pay scales are so much lower. And some American manufactur ers have charged that the quality of Japanese goods was inferior to , American items, making price com- I petition still more one-sided. ine Japanese appear all set for ft new trade drive. Offices of Jap- The foot troubles with which so many people are afflicted today are the result of civilization. Few it any primitive people who walk without shoes have either flat feet or bunions. Since we cannot go back to walk ing barefooted on soft, spongy Rround other methods rhould be sought to prevent the serious foot difficulties which affect so many. The most Important thing to do Is be sure that a person is well-shod not some of the time but all of the time. Of course keening the feet drv (Da. . fi. joAdan 1 i and clean nnd giving the feet ex ercise on the beach when possible or even on the rug in the house may help some but the importance of choosing the right shoe is un doubtedly paramount. It Is probably not necessary in most instances to use an X-ray machine or fluorescopic as an aid to fitting shoes but this is com monly done and the question has been raised repeatedly as to wheth er it might harm either the cus tomer or the salesperson. Until recently it was difficult to answer this question correctly but now a report on this problem has come from the American Confer ence of Governmental Industrial Hygenists. This report points out thnt the use of snoe-flting flouroscoplc de vices are potentially harmful for CHOKED GAS? THaNKHEAVKNSIMoiUttlckltrallJltHtd utdimuon. Whtn II ilrlkn, ukt Bell-mil UBltu. THer contain thi ftUit-ictln .M41dnM knowa t oetori far thi pU! BILL JENKINS Managing Editor ftoijk ' " U1F roouM mantic touch. If you have one of these, simply wipe the egg from your mouth, bend her backward over the breakfast table, kiss her fervently and murmur "till dusk." Naturally the spinal columns of middle-aced wives might crack un der this treatment or your own michi. II you are a middle-ased husbfliiH Perhaps, if you fall in this cate- iW. would be simpler merely grasp both her lands and say f0"?'5 "fe ou,d,n e the same ,"fc" -u- hon. "J M. Another solution is to sit down and- between gulps of coffee !writ her a simnl bovish lov Ipi. -uch sh"e Really , ... . fA five paes. If you dont have time to do that in the mominc. write it the nieht before after shp falls curlers so she'll find it as a sur P"ise when slie awakes. This might seem like pretty mucfl 01 a cnore tne first few years, but after that the letters will come easier and easier. There is another method to cope with the problem in the morn ing matrimonial parting, and more and more men are finding it highly satisfactory. "I just stay home now and let my wife go to work explained one husband. "That gives her the problem of saying goodbye to me. And yon know what? Some morn ings she acts as if she hardly knows I was there. Mirror i anese consulates opened as the ! peace treaties were put into ffect. I American exporters and importers (were urged to contact the consuls or commercial information. Tokyo s envoy to London started Ie ball to rolling for a new trade treaty. He said competition for world markets would be sharp between ms country ana Britain, but prom ised that the Japanese would keep it fair. The British on several cases since the end of the fighting bave charged the Japanese with dumping goods at unfair prices to capture mar kets from British traders. The battle hasn't all been over textiles. The Japanese have been exporting electrical appliances heavy and light machinery and other metal products. STEEL The British have been glad, how ever, to get some steel from Japan to help make up the English short age. Japan's shipment of 109,000 tons of steel to England is small stuff compared to the American pledge to ship one million tons of the scarce metal, but Japan is offer ing to send more, and the British need it. Japanese ship lines are rebuild ing too. During the first Quarter of this year, the American Bureau of shipping reports Japanese took 14 of the 19 merchant ships com pleted in shipyards around the world. Four of these freighters were built in Japanese shiDvardR. Before reari waroor Japan was one of the leading shipping nations. both salespersons and customers. The committee has consequently is sued a "guide" designed to lessen the amount of radiation (X-ray) to which persons are exposed dur ing the use of fluroscopic shoe fitting devices. The recommendations are too long to nuote here, but thev should be carefully followed bv every shoe store using such a 1pvir nnH fhould carry a warning label read ing something lik this: Expos ure to X-ray may be harmful. Customers must not operate this machine. Limit for each Five X-rav shoe fittings per day, yearly total not to exceed 20 fit tings." THREE KILLED MANILA Wl Communist huks Monday night broke up a nine-day religious festival at Santo Crlsto 25 miles north of here, raiding a packed chapel and killing three worshlpoers. Four others were wounded. CAN JESUS HEAL TODAY? I J Seeing It Believing Bring Worst Coici j 5 YOUNG EVANGELISTS ON FIRE FOR GOD Opening Night, April 29 County Fairground In The Exhibit Buildinq NIGHTLY 7:30 Tune in "World Crusader's Hour," KFJI Every Saturday 2:30 to 2:55 WORLD WIDE CRUSADE! Legal Notice Claims allowed by the County Court na wrrnm luura by th Cotiittv Clrk during lh month of Mrrh, on lh vartona Fund of the County Cl'RRENT F.XPKNSK FUND Jo Madarua, SaUry, Deputy Sheriff 4S 87 K. W. Dunn. Juitlr of Pr imiA J. W. Grllton . .. l.tler Snider. Cunt table W C. Pankv Jerry V. Rajnut Mileage, Coun ty Court . 19 .30 J. V LaClaU- Service. Civil Defense 4 v. 1- Murray, supplies. Tax Office . Volght's Pioneer Off Sup, Courthouae Caroline S. Franey, Exn. Board of Pr;soner rb. MU BaUlier Motor Co,. Service klier M Sheriff Jim OUon Motor Dal ford J. Heed, Kxpetuet. Dep. Sheriff Denver Young, Sheriff, Service. Buhhong it Co.. Supplies. Co. Clerk C. I. Lanclet. IMtnttcr, Election Potxge Wet Publishing Co., Supplies. Uit. Ally Georce H. Adler. Coroner Feet, Feb. E. W Dunn. Supplies. Justice of P Pacific Tel Ac Tel. Services Dit. Atl Anderson Freight I. Inc. Sup plies. Exp. A re j 38.00 33 00 57 2 WASHINGTON The depute between President Truman mid members of Congress over selsure ol Uie steel Industry ;s lurlher evi dence of the breakdown in rela tions between the White House nnd the capitol. This is an election year and polities. o( course, are a bis (actor ".' "1 ? "'"V"" r'u"1". 11 'f In this wretched situation which is swauiiy Kfiun worsp. mil inf Ian ' Is that the breakdown is real and earnest. The rest of the country 1 can only sweat u out. The most recent previous demon I strution of how deep the split was appeared in what happened to Truman s attempt to have an m- I vestigation of government corrup- tion. That was when he asked con- 1J" " thP"AtrirnpV n.,nern, Grath had picked Morris as the I clean-up man. Conres not only denied him the subpoena powers oui some memoers aenouncea nun - 1 thus for all pract.cal purposes, scuttlinp the investigation. , COMEDY This ended like a musical couv edy when McGrath fired Morr;s f and Truman Iired McGrath, all in the same day. The President then chose James P. McGranery its ; attorney general and new cleanup i man. But before McGranery can take office he must be approved by the ; Senate. Weeks have passed and no j approval yet. which means further J - "r ?Htructn Co" -the Justice Department is without 1 J rTT'c09 a regular head. Before the senate Itself votes on McGranery. he must be examined bv the Senate Juaiciary Committer This committee is headed by Sen. McCarran of Nevada, a Democrat but no Trumanite. When it came to the steel seiz ure, government lawyers apparent, ly could find no law on the books specifically giving the President authority to take over the steel industry to head off a strike. Truman decided such a strike would hurt defense and o damage the national welfare. Since he seemed to lack authority in any law for the seizure, he relied ou the Constitution. The powers' conferred on- the President and commander-in-chitt by the Constitution are broad and vague. They don't say he could seize the steel industry in a sit uation like this. But they don t specifically sav he couldn't. Truman interpreted the Consti tution as giving the president un stated but wide and Implied power to act as he did m this case wneu he thinks there is a national emer gency and that the country might' suffer if he didn t. At once his critics in Congress called him a dictator and usurper of constitutional powers which they argue don t exist. DUEL The fat was in the fire again And Monday the Senate, led by Re publicans, voted what was in effect a rebuke to Truman for bis action in the steel dispute. Truman struck right back. He called this kind of Senate action negative. He challenged Congress to take a constructive step dv sug gesting oy law some way out oi in tne steei aispuie. Along toward evening a member of Truman's own Democratic noriv Kn Mnvhank nf Kouth Carolina, said his powerful Bank ing and currency wommmee would recommend a law positively forbidding the President to lake sucn action. Meanwhile, the government has the Industry and may raise tne union's wages without giving the lr1ustry the price increase it wants. All of which complicates the dilemma but doesn't clarlly it. Schools Plan Freedom Trek VALLEY FORGE Pa.. Wl Fortv schools in 20 states will send "freedom teams" of students and teachers to this historic shrine May 1-3 to receive awards won in the Freedoms Foundation competi tion. Included In one from Oregon, Englewood of Salem. Each school will, get a medal and a library of special books documents, photographers, pic tures, motion pictures and radio fanscrlptions. Tne awaros are cased on me schools' programs for teaching pupils the principles of American ism. KOREA DONATES PUSAN Korea Wl The war torn Republic of Korea announced Tuesday it' would send a contri bution to the United Nations to neip relieve famine In Palestine. The amount of the conation was not given. Legal Ncfice HnUlivr Motor UtKv, Moffitl A Tmvnt 1WA MtMm Knr M-Hfimonn Co ; Coitioltdalrd Frrtglitwayt, Inr rail side Flm-tikc W W (Iratnter, 1C. Klamath Machine it Loco. ! Work. . ! Loreni Co. Luc Furniture Co. Sunphf. JuvenMe Roper f, Koper. Painting, CourthotiNf CL'HKKXT RXPRN'SK IS 21 4ti ai as D J Heed. Salr., Deputy Kher- 10 00 18 15 ; 3 D, J, need, Kxoemes. C. 1.. lnglet. Postmaster, Sump. Klei'tton BaUijter Motor Co.. Supplies. Juvenile M : .l7M,Dr- perron. Mileage, Health ijt iu ' Dept. " ' Anms Strut hers ih m i lA S)etrs air ,',n tmWl J47 ! W. P. Gieen 46.U COCNTY DOG Fl'ND ; Will Ncubert. Salary 4 70i Cl'UKKNT F.XPFNSK I Lestrr Snider, Salar, Deputy nerm I Joe H.llOMACk W C Panfcey, ConMi'hle K. C. Stukel. Deimiv Sheriff J5 ' F. , Markuardt I Kmlly llcllm. I'.unnl Dulv 5 ; Chas W. Potter, Witness A Jur Fees D'M. II i. .hi. m 00 . Carl Schubert . ;t id 3 Iti t)J a. ?a 3 I'l .1 4H utio Sari A K. McCortnev Rtchjrd K. Quick . Glenn Dehtlnger .. Paul Fatrclo Herb Barrv H W. Kinian Cll-e McPheron Klamath Med cat Serv. Bureau Coverage Feb. PiiMic Kmp. Retire Mutual Benefit Health A Arc. 4 I .itt 1.4JH 6 March. I ui . Ep Smith-Bates Printing Co Supnl e.1. S.-e Schedule Smith 11a tes Pthil Co.. Tax Office Art Burnslde A Company. She-riff Off. Cuide Printing Shaw Statonei-y Co.. See Schedule Koner A Roper Paint Store Sheriff Off Sl.ird.ir-l Oil Cnmpn of Calif Superior Trov laundrv H. h Cafe CieCericb C, Markwardl. Mile aiie. Deputj S'lend W C Pankev E C Sluhet I. elC" J Snider The Te.i Companv. Supplies Sheriff Gude Printing DM. Au. Citiy Merrill, Service. Coin table A. O. Vounghlo-d aawa 1'kiiU 21 13 IS H) St :i0 IB II 31 1 3 y Ml i.t 2fU) J) Calif Ore. Power Co. Three 1 oreWat rporatton c;fic Tel A Trl J P At Odell Western l-nion Telesaph Co. Shrr. St Jiiven U PhjMcians A Hop.t.-il Stirply SunuLe. Nurr ins; Home West Coast Laundry Machin- erv Co ; Fit CoomlldJted Chemical Co. run a for Drugs . ... . luhrer's Bakery . Los Angeles Soap Co. .Mason -tnrrnan Cwego Jelly Cr Pacific S-.ipply Co-Operative . Paylcss Drug Standard Feed Siore Calif. Ore Power Co. . Fred H. Hulbronner J W. Kerns State Public Welfare Comm 24.07? General Feiroleum Corporation, Supplies. Weed Control Ashley Chev., Exp, Area J W. Kerns in f!7 9.4.1 t 40 Kt no 17 5n 7 19 1!) .13 8 40 17 t 50 77 j Specialied Service Co. ..?,?ulu,.n LO William L. Wales Son John C. Yadon Veley Guderian. Supplies. Juvenile Office McGraw-Hill Book Company. Inc. Pioneer Office Supply Co. Bell's Hardware East Side Grocery Store Klamath Falls Creamery Mason. Ehr man tt Company .. Star Drug Store . Catholic Charities. Ine Childrena Farm Home J C. Penney Company State Industrial Acc Comm. Coverage Ja & Feb. Public Employes Retire Sys. ContrJb. Feb. Shaw Stationery Co.. Supplies Health Dent. 6 00 . 14 P4 I 6 Oil I 8 no j . . 100 j6 i - 1161 . 13.3H I ;i .10 I 30 0T 1 , 00 00 i 3 00 0 90 a ho 7 83 53 K 60 as , Taylor Instrument Co . I A S. Aloe Company . . f Currln's for Drugs t Calif. Ore. Power Co. . FOR MOTHER'S DAY... BELOVED NYLON LINGERIE BY LUXITE.... "CHARM GOWN Legal Notice Shi I Superior Troy Laundry H .VI I Male Indu.t Acc. Comm., Cov- IWWS , eiage lor Jim A. Feb. COUNTY DlH) MIND 1WUI 1 State Industrial Accident Comm. tt U Coverage for Feb. j COUNTY t.lllH ANY Fl'ND . Klamath Medical Setv. Bureau, Coverajre Fell 10AJ ...... Public Employes Ttetlre, Sy. 1 Conir.h, Kti. It).l State Industrial Ace. Comm. j Coverage, Jan it Feb. ! COlNTY ROAD Fl'NU M K Aiiiiihl Hklatv llrsiw 17 , W. M. ttaker J K. Hell . 1 W. A. Uell j 11 V. norton . .. .. ! Geo. 5. Hovd i Burton nrnuillard ' C. 11. Krstwu - . j A I.. Hruley . j N'eal tlurney ... 1 J 1. ChurcH D. W Cox H C Oil . t: A. Deling u to 31 00 uaoo IM.lHl 1 4.1 (H) 7 A IHI I i.i no I At no . PO00 1 10.00 7MH1 U4 no loo no it4 iui iw.no I. no oo 1 10 1X1 II, 100 7.1. ( I I :i.o ltiJlM) 7.1 (HI I 143. (HI I 7.1 Ul i 133.no I n.t oo I narve tei I t H. Kacret Knulaud Kvana Hale Hartley . Heath . Jlfl K 3iW j V 4 .VI ; M . 14 4. ! IV C ItcldrUh . r w Hevse w H Flinor Jones Howard Kellison II. W. King J. O Kuhn H. 1. Land! Maurice Martin M. M. McClay A I) MtCiee J. W Mills Clint ter Jack Muatt C M NeUon Arnold Oberg Cme&t Pa-khurst H. A. Perkins UKi.tai Iitvi on 147 no t:il on in;i oy 1 I iw 1 un 73 no 73 on 134 on n:t oo 170 oo 0.1 OO Uli 00 13 0U at oo 311 on l i on U3 on tx oo pn 00 7 on 1.1 00 1.11 17 OU at on liooo r.l 7 00 I Ceo Phillips J. w p tcfier F. O Pool tt U Prvor J O Rimer H C. Kusk Frank Sntedt rlo d Shipnian Ki D. J Sk le K. J Smith 7t W. H Shle C. T Stout l Of villa Stikraw M W. K. Tliomas Weil. i. v. Well I J r. Whtltenlierc X Klari'Mlh Medical Serv Bureau W ( overage Fell IliAJ Mutual tteiiefit Health it Acc 77 Pul if FniplCk llellre S a. tsi Contribution Felt IMS . I : I'mon Otl Co. of Calif . uj Supphc Stale liiditrTal Arc Comm . 47 Coverage Jn A Feb lA3 I Hi CI KKKNT r.XPENSK Ft' NO 3 .5 Virginia lt:ct-e. Sulary draw. Count Court 3U74; D.ra t;.uldard Sheriffs Office f'lMe S emeus 92 AO Irm j 1). ;.m Ftner Neurit . . X.t 00 Nellie Kmipp (: Wl F.V4 Cook ?Ot tU John J Whalrn 40 oti Carln Senacal. Co Clrrh Off W ' Ruth Carr Asset .or s Off 17.HM , Cnlhia CampLvll Ho 'Mi Jean Sevcrtuti 21(1 no . Ruth Wall 4ft 21 Thomas E llrti ten in Chat. A Poteel ... II'JIU Coin F Newman 4i:'2 A W Callahan 2' 17 ; Carrol .vvt ton on ion on imi on Inn ou "7 ou 7.1 00 loo 00 7. no 50 ou 10 ou 7'. 1 U ou I on ou 7.1 on Ml IHJ 7-1 50 j Fh Ilia Kinney Dlsl. AM . Off... 112 X) ico no IjOo 133 CO 100 00 73 OU t D.ins Sev-.mi Irene Ciirger T. U. Cje. Vet, Serv. Off. L J Richardson. Janitor's Off . Ramoud Mclntyre . . ! Clovis San den ... I LauvelU Sanders . ' nil Sanders i Willa Dean Sanders pethel Sanders Francis Mdlhetvs, Juvenile Off 33 no :i0tW MOO :tl 00 :L3O0 I.IOOO 1.10 00 70 no ST OO 100 00 l ac nucif mer Dor: F-ele . .. Nellie (rain H. B S hiefersteln, Weed Con . Berenice Mueller. Salar) . Ba.liff Circii't Ct. Klamath Basin Civic Serv. Lea. Expanses f ir ladies lounge A. A Short. Deputy Sheriff Expenses West Crait Printing St Binding Co Supplies. County Clerk .. National Assoc. of Assess. Off. Assessor's Off Shaw Stat.onery Co. . . Addreisgraph-Multl- graph Corp Frlden Calculating Machine Agenc . State Appraiser . Shell Oil Cnmpan) , Assessor ... - Htchfietd Oil Corporation Irving Warner, Kxpenses, State Appraiser 13.00 330.00 10.H 160.40 300 19 23 111 30 62 83 12 04 91 00 SLIPS GOWN . . . "EXCLUSIVE APPAREL" Legal Notice (leorge Millar Cla ton Hoff Thomas fc. llema Car Storage Co., Supplies Ktumalh County AtMtiact Co, .. , Chas. W, Poller. Witney A Juror Fee, DC Carl Schubert . .. Olto atari A. K. Macartney HlrharU K Quick (iltnn Delillnger 1.34 irelo K. W. Itnmsii u.no Cllve MrPherson Consumer a Healing Co . Sup- plies, Courthouse C. C. Motley tltll's Hardware Lovlnger Dlslnfectanl Civ Suppllen. Courthouse Addtesaogranh Mult igi aph Cot p. Countv Clerk Drlacoll A Pattgett COUNTY DOO Fl'ND Will Neuhert, lloaid of Dogs for Fab. Robert l Hllle. It nulls killed by Dogs COUNTV HO AD FUND Clint Mera, Halary And mm Atilu .Service Co. NuppHf Italloit A Writ hi 1)7 no 30 n .1 4..17X 33 1 1 ft 7 1 II 3 tlaUlger Motor Co. Fred K. Harnelt Co nend lNirtUnd Trucks Serv Inc.. Fie ght Ray nigger Electric Equip, Supplies Bureau of .altor. Insitectiou Fees nussmau's Welding Supplies San Carlson Cascade Indus trial Supply, nc City Ice it Supply Co. Columbia Ctjutimienl Co. Colear Motor Kale Company Conlractoit Kouipmenl Co. Cramer Macliineiy Co Firestone Ntnren Olesel it Flectrte Serv.ce 13 IXi 33 11 Ml -Jo IIUJSI 3.1 V 14?ai4 3l.li s7 31'. U ii . H4;;j J.17 fiu ! Fred 11 llelibronner Howie Bros K'niuell'i Glnns S'ioii Klamath Powt-er St Equip Co i l-ogrfera A Contractor- Co I W. I) Miller Cnstiuctiuii Co. Monarch Tire Service Mutv at Van D sse. nc Oregon Water Curpoiatlmt 1 Peoples Wsrrhnin Vern Peugh Welding Simp Hlchfield Oil CoriMtiatloit Shell Oil Cnmpan Snoop it hchulr Tire Service 3:il Signal till Com pan l.tMH.74 Smith Bules Printing Co 33ano Smillieru Pacific (". 33t,,l.1 Standard Oil O. ..f Calif. lll.'iil Sau lke NUiuldina lu imi l'u The Tes Comiun I'lllOll Oil Co o( Calif CCItltFS'T EXPENSE Fl'ND S H Ketteiltterg. Salart . final! Ihitt hhn iff Herald it NeWi. Ailvl Counl 4T.pt ourt J3 D. J Heed. Kteuae. Deputy anertri Shell Oil Company. Suppltei Sheriff Signal Oil niuir Env s) C. 1. tnglei c!uv. ( ci Cleik C. 1. t.angt1et. Stamp. Aises- sor s Oft Klamath Cuunti Alt Iran Co. Sumillei. Surve) ot Army Times Vet Letter Sub- scripl Vet Se.-v Ott COCNTY D'Hi Fl'ND Herald sV New. Advt COI NTV ROM) KI ND Howard Cooper Corporation. Sliuitllrn I J.l Wl Crater l.ai.e Msrhtner Co. -Mt4 ' -tl 277 W im 17 lOfil 141 't I 417 'IU uu UUC4II Met! Lu J W Kerns Loreni Co. Bob Rim Garage Speclallrad Service Company Time Oil Compny West Hitchcock Corp iu CURRENT EXPE PENSE FCND Virginia Bichey. DeDoly Durothy Rogers. j Cerk Fthel Uhner Jane Wever Violet E Ple.er Gladys M lel-p Heiiy Htomada 1 Thra Savage Doris Ahernathy Jacqueline Carter I Pauline Offteld 1 Carrljn Seneeal Ruth Carr. Salary Deputy Assessor Cynthia Campbell Carmen l.ee Albce Jean Seveison Ruth Walls Harry J. Baum . Thomas E. llest .. . Chas. A Poieet J. F Newman A. Wavne Callahan Carrol Lewis Dorr Is Sestam. Salary. Deputy j Dlsl. Atty. i Donald A. W. Piper. Assitt. It's a favorite of the smartest women. Finest Nylon Tricot, love ly with vol lace and sheer nylon nel. It's cut for pretty curves. A Qift she'll treasure. White, Al pine, Pink, Black. 8 She'll odore the filmy nylon net and vol lace ruffles. Elosticized waist. Net and lace hem ore deeply ruffled. Apline Pink, Mil an Straw, White, Black. M5 Legal Notice Irene (ileuer, Salary Dapilly I re.tMiter ... H . T. II. Case, Vela Serv Off C li, Men til. Salary CoiulahU . Jon Mullli'k, Cancnllcd I. 11. (turner, Balllfr. Cln'iitl CI. Fianrlt I.. Ma I hews. Salary, Jtl- venile Offhsi Fae Hlachmer 1)1400' I,IH1 :mi fli HH mi l.VW oo 3 H HI 3JOII 3iKI 3 HI 3 SHI 3 am ' aKi njio Dorla Fugle, Clerk , Nellie CimIii Jennie Neat M. Iloughtallng Sellt M Kenun, Salar). Health Officer Annla Shuthers, Nlirsa Muih E Ciamttlit E Mae Mpelirt W. P drern. Sanllarliiii t.urllle Wllklns. Nurse . . Mmlal Moiahee Dorolhv Clark l e.t Hita Wude Waller Schiellier, Guaiil Dull . Itiusell riledge W, ti nrlilon K A Nliulmire Jauie M Ittlltoii. S4lai. Nhtil l(f I) J Iteed. Drptit) Hlietlff Alton Short Doia tindilaid SOU .13 Jtl mi 3. 40 44 03 111 on Jt 1 I til I V. Flute Slemeu, Tax li ni tlUttii. lepu i tor nunnio HniiH',in Klhr Newell Nellie Kniinp. Salar. Deputy Tan Collector Eva Conk Karle Plnnchaid J J WliMn Jailer Dal Maltoiiu Dot u Km P.t.t Mntron Merrill. Conslalile W C I' unkev L. J ItiiliariUoii, Salaiy, Jamtkti lta uiMiid Mclntt re Not ma 'ticliardhon l'hn-1 Smulcri t-iivrlU htinders IMI Satulrii Wllla Dean Sanders I'elhel Stndrr I. A Smith. Manager h lOtOD Klfi-iath Nti ilng l Fllraheili Smith tJr Hie Mui row Mh Mm I, Klla F.ilmuiuun John A Hay Mettr TtioinaB Delta AiiKiialUS MI,lO Xt t n:k:o itfl ley -u Marie d Martiuff I.ola l ersou Albert C. Hawkins D-n Paiker Ihiritlhy Snviler Nm ma I'm e,a ial f 77.sU f j I 11 " n ('ruler e Dunn 11 KWilrfersteln. I 11 red ( oiiliol Vern llalcr, Salaiy, Nun II. 03 enice Moellrr. Bai ! Circuit t iiurt , Cecil Diew, Witiieu an Fe. Cir CI : Man in I Mienherd 1 Paul W. liter I. e McK en Melvf te Niiichrtm lUrvhl 1. Iltvilett t annie I'homp'-Dn Hollo F EiuUnd (.eland Pope II. .mer rill It. t en PrtrlH I tun Ami. M .ley ; rti Kigrr I Doris rey ton Oft p...) K Hiii-k (van Kandra Duane Itlat nmjn Tom Chalhurn Jr. Ifcuan J Mielt Jinivi linger Haiiry Dlteiheide A C Stocksttll w t.rare Klnleen finil Altirecht 08 20 I pul Oltetlieln I Eugene Werner 7m Mm ti.rfrll D. Ililyard I mi 40 tv Hake. Ira l .10 Murle Umg 14 37 larguerite Bigger 111 id Jenv V R.iiun. Eaperi.es. tfc.i74 County Court imju J,rry V Ralnua. MUeaga 1"? I.i The Ciif Oft. Power Co Serv 13111 Bh lleaiiy Jail 117 tl' West Coat Printing A Bind. 113 Ujl Supnlle. Count Clerk Wi)tn Callahan. Mileage. 1701 Appraisal rug on W' Charles A Poteel . . . 01 4t John A. Newnum . 11!IH Thomas E Hess JJl tt Pacific Tel Sk Tel Co. Services 225 4t Courthoute I .in.ru VVlllard Hotel. Meals, Circuit 13) I ft Court Jury lfT7 ti Wlllard Hotel. Stat Tax Comm II" 34 1'aclMr T, Tell Co.. Serv. J? 4f Dlsl. Ally M Calhouns, Supplies, County loo 04 Court 47 9:1 Adding Mach it Type. Serv. 33 31 31 in 41 10 71 .w tt Legal Notice County Clark . International llua, Mach, Crp t ail Schubert Amy Crapo, Serv Ires, Kp 81.70 I H n 103 4V aio io 111 70 H7 IU 111 14 A tea iCI3iHt l.nreiu Co. Supplies - , im Mniy V Van Dili 1 ,lu Oregon Nevada California Frt. Cancelled, Pi pa hi 4 l :iy Penple's Warehniue , li Fiancls t. Mallisui, Eapeiisea, 7.1 III lltl lilt I tout 314 M 3 Ul "4 3,m li imt 14 sin nl 317 31 I nit 04 17.1 .'4 1;mi n.1 in 7,i P,i in' 3 4n III HO :tnn .tu 3"H 1M 314 n4 It4 17 , Uli 1 M 14 lm -Jl iiu 14 ! Juvenile Officer ... fe To Shell Oil t unman) .Supplies, Juvenile Office , .. ... am Trtilnve's Market ... 40 aft Tha l.antlry L'u., Bond. County huivevm ..w ftnon Oitgon Waler Corp. Serv. Heiitlh Dapl . -.. I on I. mils Iti own .. ton on living U'Mgnttr. Expenses, Ap- pialsal Eng. M 1I3ihi George Miller II Jon Clnvlun Hoff . llouj Tllle Wler Assoc OH Co, Supplies H7 COUNTV DOG FUND Jane Wete. halaiy .. 1 ta VI.. lei K Pleser - 1 In lell Hiomada . . A imi Crtioln hiMiecal . a hi I. AW IJttH AMY FUND Dota Goildaf d. Salary. ft m lOI'NIV 11MI1 All V FUNIl Eveltn Coopei, Salary . 34:1 nt Aileen lleevet , 313 Jtl Mmlg Chilcule ... 3.14 tj ttlaill s t ut 170 SHI Ailelalde llratiainan . 7.1 io 1 eali Steele ... nj nil Wallaie Casnvl . . . tin tu Julia Catscl Mn It Mrs lleil C. Thoiitaa . 33 U7 Shirley Cos . 4 I.i nj T J W. Timer . , 11(1 lit nt :14 til 44 I.O 30 lid :in I '13 41 n) It H IHI HH1 M UJ 34 41 ,v 31 III ,in l li ,ij 31 47 14 tl I II lt.1 tni'N M K Am. ..I.I, W M Maker Y H OA I) FUND Salary J E Hell W A Hell II V notion Gen S Until Mutton tliouillaid H Mm lllllley j.it r M(l 1U : Pli ?t J4 N4 - 7 m 1 I 1 till Nil III 110 'i im M ltd i"j C Ilurney Cant. hi Church ; Co Del.nnge llepuy ra let Kngland Evans CM Hi Hale S'll nt 1 M E Hartley . Us in :m 11 I D E Ilrlh . toti u 33 flU C C Helililrh .. . 1.14 H II :'l c W 1 1 we . , mi :-i I'm na W It. Hix lul it 7 i;7 Hinor Joiic, im 11 n.l in H. T Kelll.mi . Km 11 3d 78 J l Kleffer . , . . at 110 If W King , . Ml im U.1 44 J D Kuhn , lnl 1 It I. I.andl ..nili 2O0 14 M C Mai (In . 1 1d :J M M M Ctay 1 00 n 13 M 1. I) Met nrmlck 314 , A D Mt Gee . loo 4 DMi W U Melhae m 314 II III t3 J W Mills . - . IMK.T i .13 ' J W Mvnalt . It 1 1 21 4 1 C M NeUnli .. Kl im 2.1 Wl A C Oleiir , 3p it Km I' W I'arkhursl , 201 imi 31 :a II A Perkins , . 91 lu 1 1 en . ' II Phlllttts . tl u 2J HI 1 J V. PM her . I lo 1 111 Pienk O Puol , .... .. 9 ol :il 40 ru PrPt . 41o i .it n it I. Prr . . ISn 2'H4l c W. ftamwaier . 4 jo 11 (V) J O Rimer .117-1 a a.) it ft, tunk 4 7 1 J AO r H Saulsdt - 144 .1 A 20 Muni Hhinman . H i 2-114 11 J S.jle. Pi ji 1,11 R J S'tiiih . t la 1 li'i: I A, Stevenson . . I4 17 31 r.l W II. Stiles , A ,M VI 00 O T fttotit . . - 311 no 20 33 1 O. F Sukraw ... IIU at 10 II U' K. Thtimas, - 133 M 10 t : W. P. Werrtn - ? 14 IJI4IC K Weill .. . 3.1711 3.U tl H Wells 144 03 3 no j 1. V. WelU 13107 3 Hi 1 J f. Whlttenberg . U II 11 i : I: " Wright . . , . . 12 oi a " j Calif Ore Power Co, Services. 934(1 ttealon Marlilne a Supply 1 00 no 941 01 ickelanrl Trurh Salas - Serv . Minneei.u Mining State of Oregon i$ Mfg Co. ' County of Klamath I I. C'ha F. tl.ep. County Clerk "f the atiuve named Count and Stat-. hereby certify that the foregoing te true and correct stalentent of Claims allowed by the County Court of Klam ath County Oregon and Warrant is used In par mant of same during the month of March 1933 This publication in pursuance to Ora- u gon i-aw. Witnei my hand and tto ! "1 3 , said County this 33th day ttf April, J9i. Chas F. DeUp. County Clsrk 0 1 Klamath County, Oregon. Nn. Mo "CHARM" SLIP LINGERIE SECOND FLOOR i, lal la iw 1111 , 112 11 - m 47 . 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