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girls Who could not
swim a year ago are
now near-champions
SAX FRANCISCO? Aug 4 Two
.girls, 11! anil 17 ears old. ami a third
who. a vear ago. wni unable to .m
a stroke, are engaging the attention
of followers of aquatics on the Paci
fic coat.
Miss Helen Martin, lfi je.irs old, of
Honolulu, In a recent limning meet
lost only by a few inches in the fifty
yard brea3t stroke event to Mrs. Ter
ies Desch. Miss Martin's performance
is the more remarkable by reason
of the fact that In this mop v-
Desch ore.-ted a new I'.n if., eo.is'
record of 1 nilnuto. J1' ' "
for the dM.uice
Until I'll lie i- the IT e.ir oM in T
maul In the ..line meet sin u both
the ."( and ion jard .-print events
;1h Is an Alameda, girl, ami her
friends are predicting a brilliant fut
ure for her m swimming competition
Lillian Snow grass who. a year ago,
was unable to swim a single stroke,
placed econd in the diving events to
Mis Gladys Iloehmer, the Pacific
Association champion. She has com
peted only a few times I'nder f1"
circumstances hor ability Is consid
ered quite remarkable.
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HEI'OHT OK THE I'OUCK JUDGK
OF THE
CITY OK KLAMATH KALLS, OREGON'
Report of Financial Condition for the Quarter Ending June 30, 1010
FUNDS.
Balances
March 31
1919.
Receipts.
General
Hospital $ 5.00
Rent lot 24.00
Occupation Tax .. 139.00
Tax 191S 7,997.59
Street
Police Judge " 320.00
Tax 191S 2,523.14
Bend Sinking
Bend Int. Sinking
Int. dally balances 2S5.21
Taxes 1918 14,665.60
Bridge Street Bend
Bend Sinking
Bend Int. Sinking
Fire Department
Incidental
-Library
Xlght and Water.. 5,982.41
Park
Police Department -.
Manlclpal Rail
road Bend 25,770.13
Sever Bend 556.62
Sewer 4th Unit
, Bend
Bend Sinking
Bend Int. Sinking
SUppington Road
Bend
Taxes
Klamath Ave. Fill
Bend
Boad Sinking
Bend Int. Sinking
Series A
1st Unit Bend
Bend Sinking
Bend Int. Sinking 2,106.51
Series B
2nd Unit Bend
Bend Sinking .
Bont Int. Sinking
Series C
3rd Unit Bend
Bend Sinking
Bend Int. Sinking '1.093.21
Series D
4th Unit Bend
Bend Sinking
Bend Int. Sinking
Series H
5th Unit Bend
Bend Sinking
Bend Int. Sinking
Series I
6th Unit Bend 256.68
Bend Sinking 3,552.78
Bend Int. Sinking 1,016.70
Series J
7th Unit Bend 980.83
Bend Sinking 5,522.50
Bend Int. Sinking 1,655.79
Series K
8th Unit Bend 30.03
Bend Sinking 3,349.25
Bend. let., Sinking 1,025,54
Series L
9th Unit Bend C38.83
Bend Sinking 1,452.27
Bend Int. Sinking 335.19
Series M
10th Unit Bend
Series E Deilcit
1st Unit Bend
Bend Sinking
Bend Int. Sinking
Series F Deficit
2nd Unit Bend
Bend Sinking
Bend Int Sinking
Series G Deficit
3rd Unit Bend
Bend Sinking
Bend Int. Sinking
2nd St. Fill Bend
Bend Sinking
Special
Preliminary
4th Unit Surplus
Suspense
Disbursements.
Balances
Juno 30,
1919.
$ 290.37 $ $4,246.47 $
S, 165. 59
3,223.73
2 221.20
"49l!95
172.86
11.88
874.30
1,151.32
209.46
1,566.93
2,364.61
208.87
191.42
2,845.30
148.04
20.03
5,709.29
38.42
85.65
46.03
6,609.21
4,052.79
2,351.81
23.34
3,617.53
43.04
7.279.59
5,182.65
1,647.78
688.27
4,209.49
2.S43.14 2,194.70
4,209.49
3.S72.17
2 221.20
14,950.81 2,700.00 12,742.76
630.75
630.75
630.75
5,982.41
67.60
41.31
19.43
4,099.66
30,199.75
674.48
"Yssioo
1,957.30
25,770.13
3,338.01
35,909.04
17.16
2.09
381.90
120.44
300.12
107.61
2,000.00
774.40
557.48
1,000.00
430.04
1,609.75
172.86
11.88
830.5t-
1.782.071
166.29
4.025.111
2,364.611
208.87.
498.92
191.42
,886.61
167.47
741.62
38.42
85.66
46.03
4,626.37
2,878.82
4,052.79
2,909.29
23.34
2,999.431
1.402.81
43.04
7,279.59
6,792.40
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug Pre
parations for n coast-wide welcome
of the officers and men of tho Paci
fic fleet by the Knights of Columbus
were completed this week hy Al
bert G Uagloy, director of the west
ern department war activities,
Knights of Columbus, when Instruc
tions were dispatched to every K. C
secretary on the coast to co-opcrato
In wntertalnlng the 52.000 seamen
of Uncle Sam's Navy.
Director Bagley has arranged for
special appropriations for tho
Knight's reception of the fleet nt
San Diego, Los Angeles, Bremerton
and Mare Island, and hundreds of
thousands of cigarettes, thousands
of boxes of hard candy, writing pap
er and envelopes have been dispatch
ed from San Francisco to tho various
local reception committees. I
Daniel E. Doran, named by Bagley
as special representative of tho
Knights of Columbus war activities
committee, has left for San Diego
and Los Angeles with Instructions
to assist the local councils In pre
paring their welcomes to the men of
the fleet.
At Mare Island, where the des
troyer flotilla will make Its head
quarters, Frank Gibb, secretary for
the Knights of Columbus there, is
already arranging a varind enter
tainment program for the sailors.
"These boys helped bear the bur
den of the war," said Bagley," and
they are entitled to everything wc
can do for them on their arrival
here. The knights still have unex
pended a considerable fund given by
the American public for welfare
work among our soldiers and, sail
ors, and they feel under obligations
to spend every lust dollar In provid
ing for the men in every possible
way."
coon i isiu; is i:i:;on.
Fishing Is rcmiiI in the "tie mi n
o tiMli and lliisteru Oregon, nertinl
liij- to Inft rmatliin glu'ii out In the
eeKI) bulletin published li lie For
e t Sen lot'
i'vn:it oitn;o.
Kagle Creek Good catches of rain
bow trout are being made along
''ugle Crock, between the -inlle and
i n ho posts Reached 'iy tingle V'"K
Trail via PonneWUe. Fish are, hitliiK
worms and salmon eggs.
Koguo Klver and trtnutailes Mglit
catches of small trout are being made
at different points, mainly In the
smaller creeks Reached by auto by
way of Grunts Pass. Tho weather Is
generally too warm for good fishing
KASTKUX ()Ki:iOX. i
Squaw laike Good catches of east
ern brook trout are being made at
the west and north ends of the lake
Reached by auto road from Sisters
to Suttle Luke, by way of llcnd; and
b trail from Suttle Lake. i
Three Creek Lake: Good chinches
of rainbow trout ure being made In
this lake. Reached hv wniri ir
by auto road and trull by way of SIs
ters or llcnd. i
Klk Lake Good catches of eastern
brook trout are being made here.
Reached by auto by way of llcnd or
La Pine. I
Deschutes River: Good catches of
rainbows and Dolly Vardens nre be-1
Ing made at Crnno Prairies and Prln
glo Falls. Reached hv auto road by
wuy of Bend or Ia Pine.
Odell Lnke: Good catches of rain
bows and Dolly Vardens are being
made by trolling from boat. Reached
by auto road by way of Bend or Cres
cent. (
Crescent Lake: Good catches of ,
rainbow trout are being made hero
by fly-casting along shore line from
boat. Reached by auto road by way
of Bend or Crescent.
Lost Lake: Good catches o' ro'l-
sldes are being made at outlet. Reach
ed by trail or wagon rood by way of
Bend. I
Cultus Lake: Good catches of 'nln
how trout arc being made here.
Reached by auto rond by way of
fiend.
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The buildings now occupied by tho
Western Transfer Co., und W. C. Dav
enport corner Main nnd 5th ptreets,
are for sale to tho highest bidder.
The buildings to be removed from
the premise by Sept. 15th. Access
to premises for removal Sept. 2nd.
Sealed proposals received up to noon
August 7th, hv Architect A. F. Helde,
204 Wlllits Bldg. ,
1,947.90
218.90 799.56
256.68
3.764.83
1.05 1,015.65
212.05
28.43
11.94
267.78
60.2X
384.24
96.25
225.63
150.0Q
342.44
12.40
235.57
988.23
' 323.46
78.77
1,889.75
405.81
8.24
1,393.94
372.26
192.78
38.56
1,800.19
408.25
7,326.06
49.32
980.83
5,550.93
1,779.49
30.03
3,610.03
1,053.00
638.83
1,836.51
581.38
12.40
36.11
C.41
1.53
61.98
20.76
315.38
550.00
235.57
1,024,34
134.72 449.51
, 78.77
1,896.16
126.19 530.47
129.14
980.32
8.24
1,455.92
480.64'
192.78
38.5G
2,115.57
22.07
7,326.06
49.32
1 Overdraft.
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8tate of Oregon,
County of Klamath,
Citv of Klamath Falls.
I, A. L. Leavltt, Police Judge of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, do
hereby cerllfy that the foregoing Is a true exhibit of the receipts and dis
bursements, and the condition of each particular fund of tho City of Klam
ath Falls, at the close bt business on June 30, 1919, as shown by the receipts
and paid vouchers on file in my ofllco and the ledger of said accounts and
funds. ,
Witness my band and the seal of said city OiIb 28th day of July, 1919.
(SEAL) A. L. LEAVITT, Police Judge.
PACIFIC COAST WILL
WITNESS MANY STOCK
SHOWS DURING FALL
The year 1919 marks the comple
tion of plans of a broad nature In
the organization of big livestock
shows for the Pacific Coast country.
No more constructive plans were
ever matured than those which havo
resulted In the permanent organiza
tion of these great expositions, these
educational Institutions which havo
proven wherever they exist n most
effective means of developing better
methods in agriculture and more
general prosperity as a direct result.
Five of theso shows hive been ar
ranged In a convenient circuit, begin
ning with the Livestock Show at Los
Angeles, Calif., October 18-26, and
the California International Live
stock show at San Francisco, Novem
ber 1-8, followed by tho Western
Royal Show at Spokane, Wash., No
vember 3-7, then the Northwest
Livestock Show at Lewiston, Idaho,
November 9-14, and finally tho Pp.
cine International, Portland, Novem
ber 17-22,
Tho working out of thlB circuit
and the placing of these show.s on n
permanent basis has required a vast
financial Investment and almost un
limited effort on the part of thoso
who conceived the plan and foresaw
Its possibilities. The establishing of
these shows will, as an Inevitable, re
sult, compel higher livestock stand
ards which is Invariably tho fore
runner of stabilized agriculture and
prosperity. The coming of pure-bred
sires Into this Western country has
been the chief factor thus far in
bringing about better methods of
farming and ranching. From tho
Market Examiner. '
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AND FEEL FRESH AS
A DAISY TRY THIS!
Says glass of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out poisons.
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THE REOI3TRAR, Oreion Acficullural CoUcie, Corvalht
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To seo the tinge of Healthy bloom
In your face, to seo your skin get
clearer and clearer, to wake up with
out a headache, backache, coated
tongue or a nasty breath, In fact, to
feel your best, day In ontl day out,
(ust try Inside bathing every morning
for ono week.
Uefore breakfast each day, drink a
glass of reul hot water with a ten
spoonful of limestone phosphate In It
is a harmless means of washing from
tho stomacli.llver, kidneys and bowels
tho previous day's Indigestible waste,
bour bile and toxins; thus cleansing,
sweetening and purifying tho entire
alimentary canal before putting moro
food Into the stomach. The action of
hot water and llmestono phosphate on
on empty stomach U wonderfully In
vigorating. It cleans out all the sour
fermentations, gases and acidity and
gives one a splendid appetite for
breakfast. ,
A quarter pound of llmestono phos
phuto will cost very little at tho drug
store but Is suillclent to demonstrate
that Just as soap and hot water
cleanses, sweetens and freshens thoi
tdcln, so hot water and limestone phos
phate act on tho blood and Internal or-1
gaiis. Those who are suDject to con
stlimtlon.blllous attacks, acid stomach
rheumatic twinges, also those whose
BKln is sallow and comploxlon pallid,
am assured that one week of Inside
biithlng will have them both looking
nnd feeling bettor In every way. Ad.
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