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of August, 1020, and tho hid will
be considered by tho Council Imme
diately thereafter at the council
chamber In aald city.
Eadh propoinl mum bo accompan
ied by a cortlfled chock on soma ros
pontlblo banking Iniitltutlon In' an
amount equal to 6 par cent o( tbo
aggregate amount of tho proposal,
tno tamo to bo rorreited to the city
by tho successful blddar upon falluro
to ontor Into contract and bond for
tho faithful complotlon of the ssld
Irryprovomont In accordanco with the
plana and specifications therofor.
Tim city of Klamath Falls referr
ing tho right at all tlmo to roject
any and all propoxala. Tho award
to the auccossful blddor la .horeby
made contingent upon thn sale of the
bond that will bo authorised for
providing fund for making such
Improvement.
Tho plana, specifications and es-
Unrein abovn rnfnrrod to embrace
and provide that the propound Im
provement may bo mado, using bit
ullthlc. oil macadam or cinder mac
adam pavement, and bid are Invited
for each clan In addition to grad
ing, curbing, dralnago and cement
aldewalki.
A. h. T,RAVITT.
Pollen Judge of tho City of Klam
ath Falls, Orpgon
Dated: Auguit 18, 1020
18-28
Tim plana, specification and
tlmate above referred to embrace
uu yi u,,u iu iui yruyui.u iuj-
umnio ana cinaeri, on macadam
ana cinders or concroto pavement
and bids aro Invited for each clan
In addition to grading, curbing,
arainago ana content sidewalks.
A. L. LEAVITT.
Police Judge of tho City of Klam
ath Fall, Oregon.
Dated: August 18, 1920.
18-21
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NOTfOH I.NVITIXO PROIOHAI,H TO
MAKH HTRKKT IMPKOVKMRXTS.
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VAI.K. Ore., August 17. Mrs.
Ilruco Kealnr of Vain has been hon
ortd with a cnrtlflrata of admittance
to the bar of the state of Oregon.
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Why arc yen so tired
after dancing?
Simply because you bavo rat an
unnatural strain on the arcl.es of
your feet. Nature, intended the
weight to be distributed evenly.
Sho:s center the weight by making
LtiJjcs of your arches. Take
warning before your arches weak
en and break dovn. Tho
Arth Builder
rovUri the iujport nature Intended
your srchci to have. 11 distributing iho
wclcht of your Unly evenly over the feet
the strain iisvoUrd and serlout const
quencet averted. Yuu cut walk, dance or
lund without beeoinlni; unnaturally tired.
The Wiisrd Adjuitabte Arch Builder U
not an ordinary metal plats snh support.
It Is a feiiherlisht, fleilble, all leather
device that can be sdjuited to (it yur
txeh by limply srrancing ths inserts in the
pockelt so that they feel comfortable.
1'iwy civs instant and permanent relief.
If you have been wearing ordinary sreh
upnorti change and ct a pair of WUard
Arch Uullderi. By gradual adjustments
at home, you can build up your own arch
to normal, with ess snd comfort.
VANCOUVER. R. C, Aug. 17.
"Ten yvsre ago 80 per cent of tho
cattle In llrltlsh Columbia were In
fected with tuberculesla: last year
only IK or 3 per cent wnro Infoeted
and within a comparatively abort
tlmo the number will be nil," W. W.
Alton, of Cartler, provincial govern
ment veterinarian, states.
This year 4 per cent of tho cattle
Inspected were ordered destroyed,
but this la not an Indication that tu
berculosis la gaining ground again
as the whole province has not been
Inspected yet and the dlsesJe Is more
prevalent In some districts than In
others, Dr. Altoa said.
PKRMANKNT KIRK FKIHTKRS
LIVINGSTON. Mont., August 17.
Supervisor E. W. flhaw of this dis
trict of tho federal forest service has
received notification tha't small, per
manent crewa of flro fighters are to
j bo hlrod In the future. Instead of
large emergoncy crewa.
NOT1CH INVITING PKOWHAUi TO
MARK HTIUCKT IMPItUVKMICNTM.
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Pursuant to ordinance and ordsr
of the Common Council of tho City
of Klamath Vails. Oroaon. notice is
jheroby-glveri-thatpropoaals"wlirbo
received oy aald council for making
tbo Itnyrovetuamt designed for Wash
ington Ht. from First St. westerly to
Ewauna Uoulevard. Said Improve
ment to bo made In accordance with
plana and apeelflcatlona of tho City
Knglneer and for one of tbo 'classes
of Improvement mentlonod In said
plans and specifications and tho or
dinance ordering said Improvement,
which- said ordinance No. 617 was
adopted on the 9th day of August,
1910. and approved by the mayor on
tho 11th day of August, 1910.
nam plana, opacifications and es
timates of the City Engineer being
on file In tbo office of the Police
Judge and In .the office of aald En
gineer. Tho proposed contract will bo let
In one contract, and the time In
which tbo tame Is to bo completed
Is flxod by said ordinance on or be
fore October 15, 1920. Bids must
bo tiled with the Police Judge for
submission to the council not later
than 8 o'clock P. H. of tho 80th day
u Yours for Real: Tobacco "
ays' Um Good Judge
Men are getting away
from the WiV chew Idea.
They find more satisfac
tion in a little of the Real
Tobacco Chew than they
ever got from a big chew
of the ordinary kind.
Costs you less, too the.
full, rich tobacco- taste
lasts so much longer.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up in two styles
RIGHT GUT Is a short-cut tobacco
W-B GUT It a long fine-cut tobacco
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Pursuant to ordlnancn anil oritur
of the Common Council or tho City
of Klnmath Falls, Oregon, notlco Is
heroby given thnt propoaata will bo
received by said Council for making
tho Improvement doslgned for 6th
Ht. from Plnn Ht. to llleh Ht.. 7th
Htreot from Plnn to Washington Ht.
ana uign Ht. from 0th to 8th
stroots, Including Intersections.
Bald Improvements to be In accord
ance with the plans and specifica
tions of tho City Engineer and for
on of the clasne of Improvement
mentioned In aald plans and specifi
cations and tho orrllnanco ordering
said Improvement, which aald ordin
ance No. 020 was adopted on the
16th day of Aug.. 1920. and annrov
ed by tho mayor on tho J 7th day of
Aug., ivzo.
Hald Plans, specifications and es
timates of tho city Engineer being
on rile in tho office of the Pollco
Judge and In tho office of tho said
Engineer.
Tho propoind contract will be let
In ono contract, and the tlmo In
which tbo same Is to bo completed
Is fliod by said ordinance on or bo-
foro October 1C, 1920. Dlds mast
be filed with the Pollco Judge for
submission to tho council not later
than 8 o'clock P. M. of the 30th
day of August, 1920, and the bids
will be considered by the council
Immediately thereafter at tbo coun
cil chamber In aald city.
Each proposal must bo sccomDan
led by a certified check on somo res
ponsible banking Institution in an
amount equal to C per cent of tho
aggregate amount of the proposal,
tho same to be forfeited to tho city
by the successful bidder upon failure
to enter Into contract and bond for
tho faithful completion of tho aald
Improvement In accordanco with the
plans and specifications therofor.
The City of Klamath Fallls re
serving tho right at all times to re
ject any and all proposals. Tbo
award to tbo successful bidder Is
horeby made contingent upon the
sato of tho bonds that will be au
thorliod for providing funds for
making such Improvement.
Tbo plans, specifications nnd es
timates abovo referred to embrace
and provldo that tbo proposed Im
provement may be made, using bit-
ullthlc, oil macadam or eonereto
navomont. and bids are Invited for
eacb-clau-ln-addltlon-to-gradlng,
curbing, dralnago and cement aldo
walks. .
A. U LEAVITT.
Pollco Judge of tho City of Klam
ath Falls, Oregon.
Dated: August 18, 1920.
18-28
In the County Court of tbo State
of Oregon for Klamath County.
In the Matter of tbo Estate of
Otforga C. Mitchell, Deceased.
To J. C. Mltcholl. lion C. Mitchell.
Genu Lommon, J. II. Mltcholl, Fleda
Morgan, Mary Ann Pitney, Inus Flan
agan, Myrta McFadden and A. M.
Collier, guardian ad lltom of Oarrl
son Claude Mltcholl, a Minor.
Grouting, In tho Nnmo of tbo Btato
of Oregon.
You and each of you are horeby
cltvd to appear in thn Court Room
of tho above entitled court at tbo
County Court House at Klamath
Falls. Klamath County. Oregon, at 2
o'clock p. m. on September 18, 1920,
at tno Heptombor term of this Court,
1920, not loss than ton days after the
servlru of this citation upon you, to
show cause. If any exist, why this
court should not mako an order to
sell, as prayed for In tho petition,
fllod heroin, licensing and empower
ing Isllo Rogers, Administrator
with tho will annexed of the said
estate, to soil at private aalo, upon
thq tnrms prescribed by the Court,
the following doscrlbod lands and
real citato, to wit:
Lot 4 In Rlock 84. In Klamath Ad
dition to Klamath Falls, Oregon, ac
cording to tho duly recorded plat
thoreot on file In the 'office of tbo
county clerk for Klamath County,
Oregon, together with the tenements,
hereditaments, and appurtenances
thereto belonging or In any wise appertaining.
This citation Is Issued pursuant to
an order of the above entitled Court
mado and entered In tho above en
titled estato'and msttor on tho 7th
day of August, 1920.
, C. R. DeLAP,
(SEAL) County Clerk.
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XOTICK INVlTIXfi PROPOSALS TO
MAKR 8THKKT 1MPROVKMKNT8.
Pursusnt to ordinance and order
of tho Common Council ot tho City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon, notice
Is hereby given that pronosals will
be rocolved by said Council for mak
ing tho Improvement dealgnod for
Main Ht, from Spring Street easterly
to City limits. Bald Improvement
to be made In accordanco with plans
snd specifications of tho City En
gineer and for one of the classes ot
Improvement mentlonod In said
plana and specifications and the or
dinance ordorlng said improvement,
which said ordinance No. 618 was
adopted on the 9th day of August,
iio, ana approvea by the mayor
on the 11th day of August, 1920.
Ham plans, apeelflcatlona and es
timates ot the City Knglneer being
on file in the office ot tho Pollco
Judge and In tho office ot tho said
Engineer.
The proposed contract will be let
In one contract, and the' tlmo in
which the "same la to ba completed
la fixed by said ordinance on or be
fore October 16, 1920. Bids must
be filed i with tho Police Judge for
submission to the council not later
than 8 o'clock P. M. of tho 30th
day ot August, 1920, and the bids
will be considered by the Council
Immediately theroattor at tho coun
cil chamber in aald city.
Bach proposal must be accompan
ied by a certified check on some res
ponsible banking Institution In an
amount equal to C per cent ot tho
aggregate amount of the proposal,
the same to be forfeited to tbo city
by the luccessful bidder upon failure
to enter Into contract and bond for
the faithful completion ot the said
improvement In accordance with' tho
plans and apeelflcatlona therofor.
Tno city of Klamath rolls reserv
ing tho right at all times to reject
any and all proposals. The award
to the successful, bidder is hereby
mado contingent unon tho sale of
the bonds that will be authorised
for providing funds for making such
improvement.
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