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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1954)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER -82, 1354 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN this 'n thai By RUTH KING r i 4 i I. i Tax System To Be Changed Klamath County Assessor A. R. Dicksou and Sheriff J. Murray Britton have just completed a mod ernization of their tax record sys tem to make the office procedure more efficient and at the same time comply with a state wide standard tax record system. In order for taxpayers In Klam ath County to benefit by improved and faster service at tax paying lime, it is Important that the tax statements, covering the property A i 4 Former Klamath Resident Dies Robert Eck,. 59, . a resident of Klamath Falls for 37 years prior to moving to Mcdiord about ten years ago. died Thursday at 13:02 a.m. at the Sacred Heart Hospital in Medfcrd. Eck was employed as a mill worker while residing in Klamath Palls. He was a member of the local Swedish Order of Vasa Eagles lodge, American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors Include his widow Anna, two nephews, Fred Eck, Klamath Falls and Louis Eck Medford; a niece Mrs. Earl Cary, Hardwood, Michigan and a sister Ester Eiderstrom, Bernland Swe eten. Funeral service will be held from the Pearl Funeral Home in Medford at 10:30 a.m. Saturday Interment at the Siskiyou Memor ial Cemetery, Medford. upon which taxes are to be paid, be brought or mailed to the tax collector. ' Code numbers are used to Iden tify the combined levy rat for the various taxing areas of the county. Account number or tax lot num bers .low consists of either a city man number or a township map number to which has been added; vour tax lot number. This account number should be used in all com munications to the sheriff and tax collector or the assessor which Arch Theatre, Bly Rodee Picture , "ARENA" Will be shown fn Technicolor Friday and Saturdoy . i , ' i u V" - cifi l ; V: x - v N V ' K lf .mad-Lit' concern your property. Oregon Re vised Statute 30S-340 provides that this tax lot number may be used In lieu of other descriptions. The number refers to a public record kept by the assessor known as the official tax lot record which ahowa a dotaileJ description of the prop erty as shown on the deed. So smooth ; it leaves you breathless 11 mirnoff tl!e qnaitst name 80 proof Made from 100 tram neutral spirit. Ste. Pierre SmitnoH Fit. lac.Harriord.Conn, Ten Years in the nation's capital have not dimmed one whit, Ana (with long iirst A) Allen Cordon's love of her native Oregon nor has it changed her enthusiasm about being the wife of a U.S. senator. Mrs. Cordon, wife of the Repub lican senatorial candidate from Oregon, has learned to "live around" her husband's busy sched ules and to make a home in an apartment as readily as she once Notes Threaten Negro Chemist CHICAGO lF A noted Negro chemist says he has received a letter threatening the lives of his children unless his family moves irom its home in a suburban white neighborhood by Nov. 1. Dr. Percey L. Julian said yes terday he had turned the letter over to the FBI and added that he had no Intention of moving. Julian, 65-year-old president ol a research laboratory and a chem ical company, owns a 15-room home in Oak Park. An attempt to burn the home was made in No vember 1950 before the Julians and their three children moved in and a bomb was thrown at the home In June 1951. . MRS. GUY (ANA) CORDON did in the family home in Rose- burg. Ana Cordon was born in Prine- vllle. She learned shorthand and typing, stepping stones to a re sponsbile position as a legal sec retary ... on September 30 in 1914 when World War I was in the making, she married a rising young attorney from the land of the long-horned cattle, Texas, and from then on Ana Cordon, wife of Senator Guy Cordon, has arranged her daily timetable to meet that of her husband, onetime county as sessor later district attorney and Oregon's senator. She is the granddaughter of Orer gon pioneers, Iva Jane and Hardin Davis, who arrived from Iowa in 1652 with an ox team to settle on a land claim in this state. Mrs. Cordon collects antique china and glass . . . loves Washing ton in the sDrina and finds Mamie Ersenhower one df the most charm ing women she has ever met . . . everyone," says Mrs; Cordon, 'finds her easy to meet and a gracious hostess in the White House." 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