SUNPAYr NOVEMBER 20,' 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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MAHlrta f FOR THE DEDICATION of the new Scottish Rite Temple, planned for today
a'2f Bkfn'and open to the public, were thete members of the lodge. They are, left to right, Gus
' Vfefioi,' member of the board of director! of the Scottish Rite Association; O. E. Thompson,
commander, Klamath Council of K'adosh; A. W. Sch'aupp, president of the board of directprs
of 4he building association; Clarence Humble, venerable .master of the Consistory; Herman
' Gisvold, secretary of the building association, and E. S. Robinson, vice president of the board
efireetajri of the building association. The lodge spent $125,000 tobuy the new building
'and remodel it. Howard Burkhard was the contractor and Howard R. Perrin the architect.
IF Scottish Elite Hons Dedication
Hie dedication ol the Scottish
Rite Temple at (32 Walnut Street
today at 2 p.m. marks the comple
tion of an important phase Jn Mas
onry for Southern Oregon and
Medford Land
Sales Held
In an oral auction sale held by
the Bureau of Land Management In
Medford on November 17 two
tracts of timber totalling an es
timated 7.U4.0O0 board (eet were
purchased for 1252,096.85.
Bate Lumber Company of Mer
lin, with an offer of $138. 673. 15 was
the highest of the 5 bidders who
participated in the first sale. That
tract, which contains an estimat
ed 3,818.000 board feet, is located
near WUdervllle in Josephine coun
ty. The bid price for Douglas fir,
the major species, in the tract was
36.75 per thousand board feet.
In the second .sale, Fir Milling
and Planing Company of Ashland
was successful bidder for a tract
containing an estimated. 3.296.000
board feet .of mixed pine and fir
species located near Buck Lake in
Klamath County. Three other bid
ders participated In the sale. Pri
ces offered by Pir Milling and
Planing Company in Uieir final bid
included $38.00 per thousand for
Douglas iir, $50.00 for ponderosa
pine. $51.00 for suxar pine, and
58.00 for white pine. The total
bid was $113,423.00.
northern California. The dedica
tion Is open to the public.
Le.sJle M. Scott, 33rd degree Ma
son. Pqrtland, Orand Minister of
State of the Supreme Council, Sou
thern Jurisdiction of the U.S. and
Sovereign Orand Inspector General
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LESLIE M. SCOTT
in Oregon, will be In attendance at
the dedication. Scott is a former
Oregon state treasurer.
Beginning In 1935 with the Insti
tution of the Lodge of Perfection
and ending in 1939 with the Con
sistory, which now constltutea the
Scottish Rita bodies, this Masonlo
organisation now has mora than
600 members.
Klamath Falls Scottish Rite of
ficials said Friday that their new
Temple la second to none In the
state of Oregon.
The lodge officials said that their
particular organisation began
about 1931 with the Cascade Scot
tish Rite Club when a few Masons
met to celebrate the Easter festi
val. A partial list of those present
Included Arthur L. Anderson, pres
ident: James Baker, vice presi
dent; T. R. Oillenwaters, C. A.
Dunn, Paul Landry, E. W. DeLap,
L. B. Kimble, Dr. M. E, Cooper, J.
A. Rosser. J. Kenoffel, C. W. Ly
ons, R. ' T. ' McMullen, F. W.
Arens, 0. W. Hlllls, V. J. Joseph
son, N. O. Wheeler. J. W. Prince,
L. O. Oahagen and Walter Jones
of Medford.
For the Information of those who
may not be familiar with the dif
ferent branches of Masonry the
lodge officials said that there are
three branches of Masonry in the
world.
They are the Blue Lodge, con
sisting of the first three degrees,
and the Scottish Rite and York
Rite. Klamath Falls has two Blue
Lodges. Klamath Lodge No. 77 and
Crater Lake Lodge No. 211. There
are aiso uounsning Doaies ox the
Scottish and York rites here.
? BpsidK thft Klamath Valla hnH.
lea the Basin has the Canby Cross
Lodge in Tuieiake and the Malln
Iodae. Malin 'ftlPKI Iwn hnriln
have contributed to the expansion
of the Klamath Falls Temple.
The lodge s leaders stressed that
CLOSING OUT SALE
continues
KLAMATH FURNITURE CO.
221 Mala
the new Tempi I evidence of tha
hard w-wk of many enthusiastic
people in the Klamath Basin.
The Klamath Scottish Rita Build.
Ing Association Board of Director!
consists of Arthur W. Schaupp,
president; Edward 8. Robinson,
vice president; Herman Olavold,
secretary-treasurer; Ous O. Via.
hos, Oral E. Thompson and plr
ence A. Humble.
The architect for the bulldln
was Howard R. Perrin and Row.
ard Burkhard, contractor did thl
remodeling.
Used Appliance Sale
1 Hotpoint Washer t, Dryer Set for f 233.C
1 Westinghouse Washer & Dryer f 225.t
1 Easy Spin Washer 49.99
1 Maytog Washer 43.99
140 gal. Westinghouse Hot Water tank S9.99
1 Apex Deluxe Dryer 123t9
1 Easy Spin Wosher 3-1.75
1 Electric Range 29.50
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM ,
Tele-Pliance Center
T.V. Appliance Repair Service - All Makes '
11th Walnut Ph. 770
KF Garbage
Meeting Held
Representatives of the Klamath
Disposal Company Friday after
noon! said they would poll their
commercial customers to find out
If any changes in garbage collec
tion hours should be made.
They made this statement after
they heard some complaints about
service hours at a special meeting
called by city .councilmen to dis
cuss the garbage situation.
Several hotel owners complained
that collections were too early,
causing a disturbance for" sleeping
guests. Owners of some business
es said that the present early
morning collections forced them to
leave refuse In- the; alleys over
night. sr '.. j .' ". '
Also discussed was the ordinance
passed on September 8 requiring
commercial establishments to pro
vide boxes to protect garbage cans
sind prevent garbage from being
blown around and Uttering the
streets.
" The two main complaints pre
sented were tlat the boxes were
inadequate in size end . that the
boxes would be; damaged by traf
fic In the alleys. The ordinance
provides the- dimensions for the
boxes. '-. '.a '. . .
vouncllmenaooa
protective u vn .-; iwici? , uugm pre
serve ine' ooxes jroini'aamage Dy
trucks, especially In narrow alleys.
. Mayor PaiHlandry said that en
forcement of the.ordinance. which
has been delayed to permit, time
for Installation of the-jioxes, would
begin immediately. He,.. also .said
that police officers would be. di
rected to keep an eye out for per
sons who dump garbage In alleys.
"A brref discussion of the exten
sion of the franchise of the IClam
lith Disposal Company also took
place. The Klamath Disposal Com-
Fany had requested that the old
ranchise, which was for five years
with an extension provision of five
years, be cancelled and a new one
be Issued.
- Councilmen "- present Indicated
that if this were done, the pay
ments by the company would prob
ably be Increased.
Court Records
KLAMATH FALLS
MUNICIPAL COtjRT
Torence Minor Lewis, drunk. 25 or
12a day.
Gary Dawn, no reiistration viiible, 1
S3 forfeited. , t, ,
W. A. Rodger, no registration visible,
$3 forfeited. '
Roy McCann, Improper muffler, 13
impended; no operator license, S5
fine.
Con K. Murphy, no registration vis
ible. $3 forfeited.
A. Henningsgard, no registration vis
ible, S3 forfeited.
Gordon Croie, no registration visible,
S3 forfeited.
K. A. Marsh no registration visible.
$3 forfeited.
Phyllis Hill, disorderly conduct. $25
and 30 days suspended, six months pro
bation. Adrienne Gussle Palmer, failure to
yield right of way to vehicle, &5 for
feited. Lewie Parker, failure to observe red
light, $5 suspended.
Jessie Lee Nelson, failure to leave
namt and address at scene of acci
dent, $25 fine; drunk, $25 fine.
KLAMATH COUNTT
DISTRICT COURT
Clyde Burtrumn Hoskina, failure to
too at hod sisn. $7.50 bail foofeited.
Patricia Joann Stapp, no operator's
license, S5 paid.
Philip H. Blnnchard, failure to stop
at stop sign, $5 paid.
Paul Numa Barnes, violation basic
rule, $10 paid.
H. Q. Lowrey. fugitlva from justice
from the state of Kansas, charged with
the crime of injuring, destroying or
conceaiing mortgage property, asked for
addition time until November 23, 1855,
at 10 mm. '
Thomas Erwln Hess, excessive width,
dismissed. . t
William Harry Tales, no head lamps,
$7.50 oald.
Betty Jot Pace, failure -to stop ht
)nn tlarht. filmiard. '
uarDara jean bcnmicn. xauura . o
mltv SO 50 bail forfeited.
Roy Wayne Thieuetvt axle overload,
$27 ball forfeited.
John Robert Shephard, excessive
length. $7.50 ball forfeited.
pouglas McFarland Walker, failure
to stop at stop sign. $5 nid.
Jack Roland - Roper, po registration
card. $5 ball forfeited. ' .
Leonard Thomas Netooft. passing
crest of hiM. $5 bail forfeited.
George William Whiting, exceed pos
session limit (geese i, $15 paid.
RED CHARGE
TOKYO W The Communist
radio In Peiplng Saturday repeat
ed its charge that the United
States Is stalling the U.S. -China
Geneva talk and holding up the
return of Chinese now in the Uni
ted States.
"Only one person on the very
incomplete list submitted by the
U.S. side has been able to leave
the United 8tates between Aug. 1
and Sept. 10," Peiping said.
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WHEN YOU ATTEND THE
OPEN HOUSE
OF THE
SCOTTISH RITE TEMPLE
. Today At 2 P.M.
YOU'LL SEE WHY WE ARE,
SO PLEASED TO HAVE BEEN
SELECTED TO DO THE
PAINTING
FOR SUCH A BEAUTIFUL
MODERN BUILDING
WE SPECIALIZE IN
SPRAYING or BRUSHING
27 Yean Painting Experience
Our Prices Art Competitive
Our Work Is Guaranteed
. Free Estimates Given
L. P. BROCKMAN & SON
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To The Scottish Rite Building Association on its Open House of the
Seotfish
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632 WALNUT AVENUE
410 Adams
We wish to thank these sub-contractors and suppliers:
Graham Bros. Henris Roofing Co.
Lakeport Blvd.
Basin Bldg. Materials
4784 South 6th
G. C. Motley, Inc.
812 Klamath Avenue
East Side Electric
625 Klamath Avenue
Kimball's Glass Shop
512 Walnut
Panhandle Trucking, Inc.
C. Fitzgerald Roofing
247 Hillside Avenue
Calhoun's Floor Coverings
357 East Main
L P. Brockman & Son
1815 Main
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Park Cabinet Shop
" 4408 South 6th ' '
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Beverly W. Thomas
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We Wish to Compliment the Scottish Rite
Building Association on its selection of all
concerned in the planning and construc
tion of this fine new Scottish Rife Temple.
As the General Contractor for this fine new,
home of the Klamath Falls Scottish Rite
Bodies, BURKHARD CONSTRUCTION CO.
feels very proud to have played a part in the
construction of this great new addition to our
ever-growing Klamath Falls! .
Hilyard Avenue
905 Wiard
Moore and Son Co.
334 North 4th
OUR EXPERIENCE
SA VES YOU MONEY!
We Also Say "Thanks"
To Our Own
CARPENTERS and LABORERS
Who Worked So Efficiently on the Job
Our Specialty Is: New Commercial Construction Remodeling
Estimates Gladly Given
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