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TTEPPAY
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
Sfr-Ktay.Bike Races
Reter:- Afier Layoff
By OSCAR FBALET
NEW YORK iVPIl - A mour.
tin of a man OTafllg a dcibv
god smoking a rigar stood uri n :
two chairs looking over the eras-1
inp necks of those in front of him.
"Sit down ya big bum." yelled
bald little man wearing thick
glasses who was sitting beMati
him.
The big man looked around,
much like an elcjihnat inspecting
an ant. hut the litile guy glared
right back at him.
"Sit down ya bum," he repeat
td menacingly.
Antonino Roccn. regarded in
rnost circles as "the" hrav; mlghl
ra.-sling champion of the world,
grinned mildly and sat down.
That was the most interesting
sight as the six-day bike races re
lumed to. New ork. placed in
that number one category simply
because there was little else 10
The bike racers came back
i smash in Dub
Iffl her auto-
Lakers, SL
Deadlocked
In Pfgycff
er an 'absence of nine
and seating arrangements arc
such in the lOJnd Regiment Ar
mory where they are being held
that it is impossible to see any
thing except the necks of those
in front of you. This one is likely
to keep It away another year.-.
"Down in front," as typified by
the belligerency of the little man
with the glasses, became the
theme song with most of the spec
tators able to seo little but the
tops of the banked curves.
The only difference between be
ing on hand and silting in a closet
is that it's quiet in a closet. And
just as informal ive. The announc
er sounded as if he had been eat
lag peanuts in the middle of the
Sahara and the lack of a score
board added to the confusion.
But it is possible to report, ga
thering a great deal from rumor
and hearsay, that the race was
started when Swedish motion pic
ST. I.OI'IS TP!) - The St
Louis Hawks and Minneapolis La
Kefs Knew tnat me third time can
net be a charm for both teams
But with the best, of seven se
ries for the National Basketball
Association Western Division title
tied up at a game apiece, both
quintets would like to move ahead
one game.
For the Hawks, who have been
led by Cliff Hagan with 67 points
during the firsi two games, the
yearalrcturn to the home lloor presents
joi.ly jinks u r
The Inn 5.t' 3
Jrtf i Barber Shop . 42 I
Landry insurance 43 :t
Houw of Shoei 41 3
Gun Sunt- M'a J
t er Auto 36 4-
rm Shell 34 4
xnal Oil 31', 4
Harm Electric 25 ft
Lat night's reaulta:
Landry 3. Hahn 1
The Inn 4. K.tlet 0
Lois Cafe 3. Gun Store 1
Holme of Shoe 4. Jtmi Shell 0
Signal 3, Jelit 1
High team game Jeff Barb Shop 760
Inch team MliM The Inn 2121
High ind game Barbara Prtckeit and
Barbara Ruth Aim MO
High ind aeriea- Barbara Buh 44
- I lit W. 1.I A(.
NO. I
ture actress Gi
a pistol. And ii
ins news it Ci
Miss Thyssen
comes up to a
the attributes I
crop of import
Th:
sen fired
like rat
ted that
ido who
lias
.aumeo oy UK new
ed Ktiropean beau-
oopon.in.ty to duplicate its
I u at tame 105-38 romp. To the
MVS, who evened the series
with a 114-90 win at Minneapolis,
n win in St. Louis would rjve them
an edge when the two teams re
turn to the north.
The winner of the Hawks-Laker
series will meet the Eastern Divi
sion vhamp. The Boston Celtics
and Syracuse Nationals arc cur
rently playing out a best of seven
series
NBA rookie vf the year Elin
Baylor of the Lakers has tossed 54
points through the hoop to lead
his five. Thirty-three of the points
came during his scoring spree as
the Lakers won 'he second same
The playoffs have been rouqh
affairs so far. In the first same
veteran Hawk guard Slater lUffttB
was forced out of action with a
knee injury that will probably
sideline him for the entire series.
Durin? the second game Laker
center Jim Kreb and Hawk Rob
Petti t mixed it up hrieflv. The two
were separated by offi
lellow-players after a 1
had lauded.
Musgrove Plumb Sfl'i
Acnie Concrete Sft' 4
rotate Pump 8
Jay hawk ST :
Park Cabinet 55 !
CWA 4 I
Central Oregon FT AT-1 I
Ganongs Variety 4fi t
Ji hawk Pe'rol 3
Macdoel 3j'j
Lam night retultt:
Don 3. Kloyd Boyd 1
Park Cabinet 4. Interline 9
Ganong 3, Jay hawk 1
CWA 2, Central Orecun 1
Macdoel 2. Musrovc 2
Acme 3. Jayhawk Petrol 1
High team game--Mm grove Plbr 1016
High team Ml II DIWII sh--:i 2180
High ind. game Orval Mugi ove 24ft
High ind fteriei-'Hob Victoiin 632
iri i rial i i ai.i i no
Mertti 27W
Echcr Jl
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
KOTICS OF SCHOOL HfTTIIR
Notice la kareVv m - - - - v - . ' r. tl. flaf tn'h C.annt
l: r'kii J2rtt ta held at Uanath County School Cffic or tho l)th day of April. 195'
purpoa of UseVNtai tho budget for the fUel year bojtnnini
n tho Dm day of April, 1959, Tren 3:00 to 5:00 o'clock p..
oly 1, 19?9 and ondin J-jna JO, I960, hrlnater 0t forth.
State or Or car. , that a "CHOOL VZTTIM at
froo 3:w to ;:cxj o'ciock v... tor
i md game Don
1 ind aerie Don Echer 554
MOOSL M Ll At.l 1
Klamath Flower 47
Bins Cafe 7 4J)
Women of the Mooie 6J 54
Anita Shop 60 56
Hde. Jewcleri 3
AmuaeiMnt t .t
rranft Food M'i '
Spjd-Nut 56 60
"i,t"ern Oreiron Muif .v m
klad mm '
ParkN Cabinet Shop 53 M
SubMrban flower 4 7
KLAD 2. Fran Food 2
WOTV n. So Oie Muitc 4
Spud-Nut 1. Bingi Cat 3
Suburban Flower 0. K Amutement
Hide Jeweler 0. Anita Shop 4
Klamath Flower I. Park Cabinet
High team BUM Klamath Flower 1001
High team ene--Anita Shop 2PJ5
High ind game- Audio Herru k 2J(
Higi ind ftencn Audrey Herrick 661
1arr of Fatlaatad Tn7
IitUatler
ALP IN I LBA01 I
v I
Paddy. Place M 40
Medo Bel .! 1 j 40
Acme Acn "
KL Weed WH Vi
Lion 40 55
Tom Chevrolet 4B 56
Peten Trucking Line 47 1 1 56
McCloud Horiemen 38 66
Lgjgt night'ft rcaulta:
KC 4, Horxmcn 0
Liom 3. Toma Chevrolet 1
Acme Ace 3. Padd. Plac e 1
Medo Bel 3. Peten Trucking 1
High t4Ml game Mrdo Bel 106(1
Htgh team serio-Medo Bel 287S
High ind game F Roloff 'Jlfl
High rnd fteries F. Roloff 343
MU HALL 1.1 Mil 1
of Tax lory
dlturoa. Aeeelpiand A y all able Caah ?alncaa. a "aj igTi;fl
Total Elotttontary Secondary Jo
All runaa
(-.eri
'wrJIr ... 1 . .a r
inn itis-.d raoatata pi .T.n.ti. euh bi ilito'Tfolqi
jtoant tSMSMlT to Jsltnc. t. ?udft ! "1 8SI"'!
ttlcl lM of Tan. mat win Mot p. Calls.-tad
Turlcj th. ri,cl T.r .'or Which Thli tttfl ll Ma.
Including r.tu.t.d R.b.t. en Tun
1'.0,U
-mm -HI
ratal stir-..d t l.tu, for tttsalai n.ci T.r
Lnilyil. o.' :itletrt Tu Url..:
a. Aao-i-.t Inalda M Llltatlon
b. Arc. Ootalda t Usltatlon
tntii
Datad "irch 19. 1959
ri". ?: -!a iVoda, Dlrtct Clark
11. 9- HO-.Mi.l.; 1190.000.00
1.019.7t6.
ia.59i.js
zBlaiau
JJJ.H6.95
nLvaJaf
I1.I.7J..84.97 t SM.H6.55 tJ95,29S.2
170.MC.W
J190.000.00
SICHO: Ray L. Oarrlaon, Mttrtrt School Board rhalr
approvad by tha Budc.t Ci
SICSTD: Cwl J. Seharar.
aaclttaa March 19,
Sacratary, rodrt
1959
CoulttM SIGHED: Farl Wilaon, rhalman. Podges Comltta
1 :
Ft a
aar
-.:UaUd ?or
r'laeal Taar
BSfea
a mt awn
n 1 '. .
.. :l!IT.:
It
i,J.J69.95 I
21.790.0J
J7J.7J2.19
J.O'J.O"
U.5.S.1.J
SJ5.00
JJ.tC0.00
(J5.U1.00)
J9.771.7t
1.20.15
61.26S.96
280,722.16
59l.2f6.99
2.1,52.52
7,676.17
1.02.(1
9,t.7-.JB
(2i,2fi.'S)
JO, 000. 00
7,000.00
211.96J.06
571., 525.00
J, 100. 00
7. Oil. 00
750.00
(25,000.00)
Jl.,000.00
.61 . 0:.1B2.11 196.c5S.-9
-fWali III
F0T0r.ua Tror. Local "oVrc-ea
U.2 Dlttrict Tax - Prior Teara' Lary
19.9 Klicolianaous - Rentals
30. Rovonua Troo Intermediate -ourcea
21.1 County School Fund
30. Raeonuo Kroa or Through State Sourcoa
31.0 Bailc School Support Fund
11.2 Other Basic School Fund Kecaipte
13. 1 Common (irreducible) School Fund
K.O Vocational Fducatlon
1m.. 2 Ftdorol Money Received Through Stato
30.2 School Lunch and Milk Subaidy
Revenue Piroct From Federal Source
U.l Public Uv 874
50. Revenue From Other School Dletrioto
51.0 Tuition and Tranaportation
rO. Sale of Property
TOTAL RICEIPTG
Feclnning Mfe Cash Balonee Loag Deficit
Total Budget Kesourcoa General fund
Er.aulnc
Fl.c.l T..r
I'nauinjr
llaral .ar
ocalpta
tnaulnx
60,000. 00
u.ooo.oo
J16.70..SS
J9l.656.0O
J.15J.52
7.500.00
750.00
J5.000.00
J5.000.00
? 5jT7J8TTV71
51,, 000. 00
1J.600.00
195,OJt.l,0
5J5.190.W
J.15J.5J
7.500.00
ji, 500.00
(.000.00
1,100.00
21.670.4
59.465.60
750.00
2,500.00
J. 500.00
i&rmra i 95.Jit.tu
W rSelm
IV L W I
Mint Service Supply 5j 25 FUmnign Club 8P1 42'
WdlaWd Hotel 54 28 Fin- Drp.trtment W 44
Oydes. Towing 41 42 Coca Cola 571! 46'j
Ximbatl Ulasft 411 :)7 Shatla Auto 53 51
Team No. 10 3t 41 Dorrell ,;hell 52 52
Ganger Insurance 3'J1 d 40Vi Cilles Furmdne 4A 56
Safeway 37 43 Brownie- Service 45 59
Stukel Ml. Gravel :1B U Pme Grove Grocery 39 6
U.S. National 28 52
Tutana Farms 18' SI1) night'tt rekultn:
Shasta Auto 4, Brownie
Laftt nighl'i. results; Pine (.rove .1, DorrelU 1
Cldca 3. Kimball 1 Coca Cola 3. Fire Dept t
Gangjtr 3. Team No. 10 1 Flamingo Club 4, Gilley 0
V: i Hard 3. Safeway 1
Menu ,l, Tulana 1 High team game -Pine Grove 1042
Siukel t 3. U.S. National 1 Hieh team erle Pine Grove 2808
High ind game Elmer Manning 232
High team game Merita 1015 High ind. eneft Burl Allen Ml
TRADE AT STONE'S
SIGNAL SERVICE!
Where You Get
Gold Bond Siarcps
FREF 'TRAILER
TICKETS
Seo the Vacation Trailer to
be given .away Fridoy Night
Now on display at
STONE'S SIGNAL
SERVICE
9th & Pine Ph. 4-5567
t-son
Oregon State
Berir-s Season
COR V ALMS 'AP -BUM
Colics.- will open
hall season Thursday with a same
afiainst Washington State at Lew
iston. Idaho.
The 0SC-W8C same will he part
of a tournament in which 'daho
and Montana also are competing.
Oregon State was runnerup in
the Pacific Coast Conference base
hall race last season.
icjrcey Has Worries
Over Injured Giants
Actual Ixpendlturoa
rigcal Tear
Sudgetod For
Fiicftl Ter
Vfll treated
txpendlturea
Engulng
Fitcol Tear
FfltiEJted
Kxpend ltoroa
Eneuing
Fiscal Tear
mass
E-xpr.-!ltura
LnsuLnx
Flacal I.ar
11,000.00 t
(.200.00
7,1.10.00
6,720.00
10.00
1.857.78
390.05
50t. 00
11,000.00
t ,300.00
.330.2
6,710.00
5.00
2.027.24
U6.U
315.00
11.000.00
e,9O0.O0
,062.50
9,1.00.00
500.00
1,000.00
00.00
850.00
TO CONSIDKR INVITATION
CHAMPAIGN. OL (UPH-Pres-ident
Eisenhower has promised
the Cn'iversily of Illinois that the
university's invttaUCB to him to
attend the Army-Illinois football
game here Oct. .'i will "receive
serious consideration" when his
fall calendar is prepared.
sign for AQUA
(I3w
red
...sure sign for
PROFITS
And a sure sign for you when increases .
in crops give S4 back for every 1 invested.
Aqua Ammonia . . .
Fast acting nitrogen at a low. low cost.
Applied with nitrogen applicators, mea'
by meters, you get shallow placement
licht draft and NO LOSS 0
And it combines with soil nutrient
such as sulfur, zinc, molvbdenum
as well as soil insecticides.
Save time. Make money.
Drop in at the sign "drCM P '. . .
the sure sign for qual
savings and fertiii
PHOENIX, Ariz. a'Pli-Take a
walk through sick bay and you'll
see most of the San Francisco
t'.ianrs' opening day lineup for
this season.
That guy with 35 stitches in his
shin is Willie Mays. The husky
Puerto Rican with the racking
cough is Orlando Cepeda. the Na
tional League Rookie of the Year
in 1058. Daryl Spencer, slated to
plav second base, is the one with
the sore loot and sore arm. Jack-
Brandt, who rates as the left
fielder, is recovering from a nose
operation. And the man with flic
wired-up jaw and battered teeth
Manager Bill Higney. wno
drove into a lamp post last
month.
So far Ihis year, the harried
manager has not been able to
field a learn resembling the club
which finished a surprise third
last seasjn. But although he
bawled out his charges last week
lor laxness. Rigney declares that
the squad seems to he in a slight
ly belter position than at this time
last year. ,
BANKING ON B0DGEB8
1 feel good about shortstop. "
Rigney says. "Andre Rodgers is
nlaving with a lot more conli
deuce and we're banking on him
to make it this time."
This is the biggest change on
the club so far. Rigney moved
Spencer from shortstop to secortd
so that the hard-throwing. 6 foot
I Rodgers could play short. An
dre, a light hitter in iwo previous
shots with the Giants, won the
Pacific Coast League hatting
championship last year with
.354 average.
Snencer is supposed to have
made the shift to second only aft
er some discussion.
He'll be a belter player there.'
Rigney says. "He won t make
the throwing errors of last year
and will hit belter.
Spencer, who M trying lo im
prove his hitting slid to .25fi last
season after a good start.
There could be another change
in the inhcld and an even more
important one. Rigney is mulling
Over Ihe idea of shifting Cepeda
over from first base to third and
MA.
giving Bill While Orlando's old
position. The addition ol left hand
ed White would put more power in
to a lineup that already is heavy-
hitting hut consists predominately
of nght-li.inded halters.
HAS EXCITING" OUTFIELD
White had been regarded as the
Giants' first baseman when he
entered Ihe service then came
back last season to find Cepeda
had taken over the bag in con
vincing fashion.
Rigney says that he will have
"one of Ihe most exciting outfields
in the business" with Brand! in
left. Mays in center and Felipe
Aloif in right. All three are line
fielders and exceptionally fast.
If Cepeda remains at first hase.
it will be Jim Davenport again al
third. The quiet Alabaman. Ce
peda and catcher Bob Schmidt
were three rookies who came
through big last year.
The pitching muddle. Rigney's
biggest headache, cleared some
what recently when Al Worthing
ton (11-7) finally signed and Ra
mon Monzant 1 8-1 1 ' said he might
not retire alter all.
"We need another man in the
bullpen to go with Billy Mufletl
4-6 at St. Louis i and boroon
lones m-l." Rigney says. "Joe
Shinlev could help us a lot il In
got over his stage Inght.
Shipley, the wild owner ol
fast sinker, had a 5-2 record at
run average ol z.3 in rcnei. me
batters are reported to he just as
scared as he is.
FROM STARTING PITCHERS
The mainline pitchers arc led
bv southpaw Johnny Antonelh
lifi-isi. Jack Sanlord (10-131 who
was obtained from Philadelphia.
Stu Miller '6-9' whose 2.47 earned
run average led the league in
1!I58. and Mike McCormick 1 1 -8 ' -McCormick.
a left-hander, may
get an extra day's rest this sea
son. Curt Barclay, who was a
starting pitcher when the Giants
were still part of New York, is
making a comeback from a sore
arm. He sustained it during win
ter bowling and was shipped to
Phoenix last year and an earned
a 12-8 record.
volume-
how.
Sure sign
for Fertilizer
PACIFI" COOPERATIVES MEMBER
PACIFIC SUPPLY COOPERATIVE
1337 So. 6th St. Phone TU 4-4411
Overload Springs
INEXPENSIVE
EASY to INSTALL
EFFICIENT
REGULAR
or
HEAVY
DUTY
WE GIVE
GREEN
STAMPS
Smith Auto Supply
919 Klomath Ave.
Drive in Auto Supply
20,1.11.99 t 21, 719. 95
9. 80'.. 75 15.12IS.7'.
l.Oji.VM.?! 1,127, no.
2.1E0.J2
9,600.00
356.86
13.710.03
21.. 321.95
1.206.00
t,,316.6t
16.405.65
1,691. U
9,800.00
120. c8
15, 159. a
19.598.31
1.825.U,
z.zc
3,282
,i;5,97s..i irjjTJTTW JTTOT
33.721..00
17,131. 00
1,331., 100. 00
U.OOO.OO
2,1.00.00
9.800.00
300.00
U, 992. 60
15.000.00
1,000.00
5.000.00
.... 1
,50.(8
70,107.61. t
15. 001.. 95
32,215.10
2c,133.10
71,765.22
10,12.08
30.662.15
28,1' .I''
a. 170.37
'"5V.59
75,553.80
12,315-32
36,735.00
28,000.00
ZT.r&l ("or.t.rol
l Farsoml Grvlc:
1)
2) Clark
3) Clricl AuUttnta
l) Compulsory Iducitlon and CananJ
1) Other Sarvlcaa
2. Supplies
3. Elactlona and Publicity
U. Lata! Carries (Audit, ate.)
S Othar Expanaa of General Control
6. Total ' 'per.se of Gansral Control
"T. Instruction
1. Personal Sarricai
ill irincipais
suoamton
(3) "eschars
Lubstuutaa
Supervisors k Principal Supplies.
Librarian
2. Library Supplies. Repalri
3. Taachlni; Supplies
. . Textbooks
Tuition to Other Districts
6. Othsr fcxpsns of Instruction
7. Parochisi Taxtbooka
6. Total Expense of Inst ruction
"tTJ. Operation of Plant
1. Personal Service:
(1) Janitor and Othar Employ
2. Supplle
3. Fuel
U, Water, Llfht k Por
J. Tlphone
6. Total Lxpns of Operation
11,000.00
S. 000. 00
9,200.00
7.950.00
SCO. 00
1,500.00
SCO. 00
080.00
0,30.00
S.015.00
7,620.00
6,757.50
425.00
1,275.00
425.00
831.00
1,650.00
s.oo
1.380.00
1,192.50
75 .00
225.00
7.00
H7-00
-Mi i ill r-tm
31,508.00
18.lbb.08
l.kU.UI.OQ
20,000.00
2,925.00
13,000.00
300.00
17,1,11.63
20,000.00
2,000.00
6,500.00
27.260.35
U. 772. 87
,121,130. 00
lb.000.00
2,310.00
11,050.00
60.00
H.7B8.6I,
20,000.00
1.25.00
.883.71
3,500.00
EVE
7,307.65
3,693.21
289,858.00
1,000.00
585.00
1,950.00
210.00
1,622.99
2,000.00
3,000.00
i ns.w.'ff
82,615.08
13,156.31.
30.7J5.W
28,700.00
59,1,82.86
U,i72.83
33,00ou
24,395.00
7.U8.U
25,838.09
.1.96.76
22, 361.. 80
3.690.75
27,210.80
Malnt.ananca an4 Rapalr.
2. Rapalr --.intanaiica and Rapiacanata
(11 Pumltur. and Equipmant
3.
I -
1.060.50
28,858.60
3.555.38
25,584.18
Total Expanae of Malntananc. and RapairT
Auxiliary Agancla.
1. Haalth Sarvlc.
3,500.00 t
161.70.
8,019. 71
61,500.41
26,976.47
2.034.53
4,163.31
3.500.00
255.42
70,785.42
52.055.21
23,440.63
1,826.56
4,064.91
24,996.60
24,679.14
3,500.00
200.00
74,375.00
45.000.00
18,000.00
2,000. 00
4,000.00
25,000.00
800.00
600.00
(.75.80
III P.raonal Sarvlc. (Nuraa)
(21 Suppllaa and Othar ExpanlM
Tranaportation oi rupii.
II P..
151
...... i1 Sarvlea
Raplacamant A Rapalr of Bua.a
r.uppllaa
Othar Expana. of Tranaport.tl.il
T-TT
Othar Auxiliary Aganela.
11 school Lunch
a. Paraonal 3arvlca
b. Suppllaa and Othar Exp.ni.i
(21 Child Ouldanca
Total Expanaa of Auxiliary txancla.
3,500.00
350.00
90,482.00
18,500.00
20.000.00
2,200.00
4,000.00
25.000.00
25,800.00
I 510.
2,450.00
245.00
63,337.40
26,950.00
14.000.00
1.540.00
2,800.00
22,695.00
18,0tjO.O0
23.132.21
1,983.51
3,127.50
4,305.00
505. ia
l'l8)l2
!,?65.66
1,050.00
105.00
27,144.60
11,550.00
6,000.00
660.00
1,200.00
2,305.00
7,740.00
12,419.95 t
2,464.07
79,110.38
884.05
13,579.09
3,376.98
84.922.34
815-10
1 91,,!78.45 J 102. (93.51 105
15,000.00
300.00
85,624.00
1,000.00
250.00
I74T0O
Flxad Charg..
1 . Inluranc.
2. Stata Indoatrlal Accldant Coaxda.lon
3. Ratlranant - Stat. radaral
w.r & Irrigation Tax
High School Inauranca
Total Flxad Charita.
17,070.00
4,000.00
108.594.00
1,665.70
13,656.00
3,200.00
86.875.20
3.4U.OC
800.00
21,718.80
'H.H
I 1B5,(W.76 i 3t.J65.9l'
1,018.63 t
53,764.88
19,010.94
3,186.39
1,606.72
38,096.20
10.00
43,764.76
13,141.04
1.U1.18
3,034.55
49,166.05
50.00
20,486.50
3.063.25
2,000.00
v.1.180.57
50.00
II'., 683. 76 110,557.58 "I SSTB
50.00
WHT?
TTI.. Capital Outlay.
1. Sit., and ImprovOMnt of Sit..
2. Hm Rulldlnpa
Addltlona ana jutarationo to nioga.
Library BooVa
Ruaa. and Othar Tran. Eoulpnit
Fumltura, Klxtur.. ft tulpmant
Aaaaaanmta for Battarnant
Othar Capital Outlay.
Total Capital Outlay.
).
4.
5.
6.
3:
i.
50.00
31,000.00
21,388.60
4.000.00
U, 500.00
33.478.42
40.00
30,400.00
18,418.71
1,400.00
10,150.00
29,225.46
10.00
7.600.00
2,969.89
2. 600.00
4.350.00
4.252.96
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vm.Daht Sarvlca, Non-Bond ad
2. Intara.t on Othar Ind.btadnaaa
Bank Charraa
1. Total Dabt Sorvlea, Hon Bond ad
n. BaarRancy
X. TOTAL GEtlETUL Firm) ElPEflDTTURJCn
( itan. i,n,ni,iv,v,Ti,ini,vin, n.l
I 10. on
I IB'SJ
1 20.000.00 I 16.000.00 1 xjmJS
12.272.531.45 11.802.916.82 1 K7.W.H -
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UBaa
Budgatod Tor
1958-59
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laLImatad
Knaulng
Flacal law
F.lasiantary
Fatlnatad
Enaulng
BaMl at
Sacondarr
EatlmatM
Ensuing
Biata tut
87,225.38 1 88,322.78
82,384.53
112,427.30
2-X).m.1 2.. 802. so
t 190,000.00
5 TW.OM.M
1. Property Tax Col lections
2. 0. t. Oovornmsnt, Chiloraln
3. n. 3. Govamant, P. L. 815
U- Transfer from Special Tax Punri
Totsl Felpt
"r'r - '. ; Nat Cash Balanc or Dafim
Total Pudcat Resource
PtlMtd Expetiditur
171,000.00 $171,000.00
mm mm
?;2.9L.71 1 1.2?7.22 t lO'.'QO.OB
Building. A Equlpmrt
HO. 7 V.-nhiH-iff.-i
Cal Defeats
UOfO, 6-5
Exhibition Scores Al Faraqalli
Fails In Try
BERKKLEY, Calif. 'APi The
L'niversily of Oregon lost its lirsl
baveball gaine of the season 6-5
lo California Monday.
Koger Gregs smashed a two
It, three-run homer in the 10th
inning ana gave me near
non conlerence victory.
The score was tied at 3-all
Ihe end of regulation play ine
Oregon Ducks went ahead in the
inth a Len Head waima. .nm
Bode reached lirst on an error
and Ellis Olson loaded the bases
with an mlield single
VYalp singled home
Bode scored on l-.d
lielder 'l choice.
Jack Loy. who replaced Hugh
Springer as Oregon's pitcher ia
the seventh inning, got Californ
ia'! first two batters on easy
groundouts in the Bears' half of
the loth. He walked Gary Bren
zell and Ken Citto before tossing
ihe pitch to Oregg which gave
California the game.
Then Hon
Read and
Davidson's
EXHIBITION BASKBAIX
By THK ASSOCIATKD PRESS
Monday Result!
Philadelphia . St Louis I
Los Angeles 10. Milwaukee II
Chicago (A) . Kansas City
New- York I, Baltimore 0
Detroit IS, Cincinnati S
Tuesday Schrdulr
Cincinnati vs. Washington at
the ; Tamoa
Philadelphia vs. Los Angeles at
a, Sarasota
.vinwaimee vs. aaj, iwis ai ai
Petersburg
Chicago ' N vs. Cleveland at
Mesa
San Francisco vs Roslon at
Phoenix
Baltimore v Kansas City at
West Palm Beach
Clue-ago 'Ai vs. New York at
Miami N
Pittsburgh v Detroit at Lake
land
ST. LOUIS 'API - Al Farsgalh
joined the gallery of unsuccessful
title defenders when he rolled an
1872 all-events total Monday in the
morienn Bowling Congress Tour
nament.
Paramus. N.J., itar who tri
umphed in the nine-game cate
gory last vcar at Syracuse. N Y
National Leaguers hit 1R2 home
runs over the Ixis Angeles Colise
um left field barrier during the
19M season. The distance from
home plate Ii Ml feet.
laced the near-impossible chore of nexl
.... ,...i " for as I
Oesnilg ilir inn xuni a. .......
- . , . 1.1 u-.k is expected
oy llellou s r.o liliu.iaaaii un r,u.
25. Ixiu Campi, an inseparable
tenpin companion of Karagalli
tallied an unspectacular I2t for
the route.
The pair won the national dou
bles championship of the Bowling
Proprietors Assn in 1957. but mus
tered only 1171 in the ABC's two
men event
Dr sDite the presence of some of
the nation's better bowlers, there
wa no rhance in the top ten
standings of any category af the
tournament.
Weather, Scores
Differ At Shoot
Klamath (iun Club members n
joyfd a fine day ol shootinR Sun
day afternoon -it thr Woctis range,
despito thr bad weather. In spite
of the -n.i a and ram, three mem
bers. John Lichlenstcrn. Rod Smitn
mid Dr. -I M.irtin Adi.ms. quali
fied for the Journal Trlrgraphie
shoot by picking up 2.Vs.
, Although the club will be oncn
m trophy will be
a limited attendance
is expected on account of the nay
heme Easter Sunday.
..i Hrrd
Vrn Moore
Arnold Colahan
H. OaMtal
(Jen Ciin ha
BUI Davik
Bff i Carpa-ntw
rrert Joelrn
C. R. A la ion
John tif htnairn
Rnd Smith
Or 3- M. Adam
Karl Kan I
David Robin vi
Lurille Adame
Jim Wtwnhaoh
x-ahH ifl only
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