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ANOTHER CARLOAD OF
Watermelons
ARE HERE
AND WE ARE SELLING THEM AT
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Cheapest nnd Beet Melons You Ever Bought
REMEMBER, THIS IS THE STORE
THAT KEEPS PRICES DOWN
ASKS FAIR ML
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Ui..rintr.i rnun .iimnm .i.mrmii) for rflnB ,cdfiil credits to thin
Nothing roiild bo morn alien to lhojor , ny ,,. ,,, ,, )1R,ninto
rlKlitful iiiirimwHt u( tlio fc.li.rnl ro-' ,,tll,noill ,,. HH ,,, t1(.ri,ror
nurvo.net or In sharper c.mfllrt with nr Iivn,, would, lie to protect tlio
uusinos wisnomaim rmr-pmy ".ii n,pHOIlln, aiininnl (ll0 K..L.nill
singling out of tho nulmnntlvo Indus
try for drnxtlc restriction of credit
Kor tlio link (i of tho principle Involv
ed, nn well nn tho vnitt practical In
terests ut stuko, It In grently to ho
hoped Hint tho fodnrul pmervo hoard
will In nowlsn counti'iinnco, much
less r.'commund, any policy to thin
effect. A rumor U abroad, however,
that tho reglonul bunk havn rrcrlwd
suggestions, If not axpllcl Instruc
tions, to cut niitomotlve credits to tho
bono and marrow, leaving tho devel
opment, Indeed tho vwry life, of thin
great provlnco of Industry and com-
YOIR NKW HUIT
will stand Inipectlon and command
approbation If you hnvo un tailor It
for you from our oxclunlvn fabric In
our accustomed auporlor ityle. Wo
guarantee n ported fit always. Tho
wearer of a suit mndo by tin ban
always tho satisfaction ot feeling
blmsolf perfectly dressod.
CHAS. J. CIZEK
' MERCHANT TAILOR
S18 Main Street
iiTii:mi
whiting
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Klamath Falls Marble A Granite Works
. George D. Grizzle
Prop.
to?
&
niiirrii tiitliilitMntv rrliittlml Tltnt r I
sponsible head of t ho nation' flnnii-
lot nffnlnt should tnku hucIi a posl-
'tlnii In nlnicmt untlilnkiihlo; rertnlnly.
tit could riml no support, Imt only
roiidotimntimi, from tho discerning
runk nml ff II.
Tlio only conceivable Justification
nml to chock tlio extravagauco which
breeds Inflation and di.ngerouN In
stability. Hut assuredly no compe
tent Jtirtk'o wculd nsslgu motor ve
hicles nnd machines to thnt category.
Tho most casual nbiorver known that
motor trucks nro an essential ns rail
way curs, and that ttuctors nro an
functionally Important as plow horses
or farm wagons In tho country's pro
ductive life. Nor Is It measurably
different with tho passongor car, that
Indispensable means of modern tra
vel nnd communication. Theoretic
ally, of course, tho doctor could ro
vert to tho doting Dohlln or his nn-
cuttors, tho commercial traveler to
tho dlrga ot tlio country "back" and
tho furnier, who now saves prlcotess
hours and gains nll manner ot advan
tage by his nutomoblle, could go
back to tlio Arcadian Jog of ox-cart
or mulo. Thoorotlcally, wo say: but
If In fact tho automobllo and Its kin
dred machines wero suddenly whisk
od out of our dally life nnd labor,
what an aching hollowness there
woutd bot What gaps In business
and social currents! What failures
to function and connect!
Years ago a very grandslre'i
past. It soomn, though really nut n
score or so of sum mors the automo
bllo was regarded as a luxury tor th
tow. Today It Is n necessity for mul
titudes, a sourco of livelihood for two
million American workers, tho fore
most promoter of good roads, tho
bunlshor ot solitude and loneliness
from unnumbered farmsteads, tho
brlngor of rural health and freedom
to families onco pout In cities, tho
foundation of tho world's-largest sec
ond Industry, ' There Is scarcely n
field of tho country's productivo In
terests that does not profit, ono way
or another, from tho ma'nutacturo
and snlo ot automotive machines.
Particularly generous Is tho south'tt
sharo ot Alicso bonofltn. For, as a
FORGET I
That within a tow days
wo will liavo on display
' tlio best Uarrlo Qranlte
Monuments, aa well as
ono ot murblo, and wo
Invito you to compare
thorn with any othors In
tho west. Thoso monu-
tnonts are u'noxcollud, and
Investigation will dom-
otiBtrato tho truth ot this
stateinont.
wYltur In tlio Momphln Nuwti-Hclmltiir
points out, oven If thorn worn not nn
automotive factory, nssomblliiK plnnt
or iiiiIun ui;uncy In tlio south, still tlio
untoniohllo iiinniifiictiiror would hn
oihi. of hur hunt patron. For ox-
nniiile:
"Tlio cushiony In tlio nirH tiro
padded with cotton. A court por
tion of tlio li'itthur coinos from Hid
itouth; morn of It would hu used If
mori) cnlllo worn produced luiro.
Tim wheels nml bodies nro mntiu
fncttir.nl from tlio choir out hard
woods In tint noiitl Anloinolillo
tops ur.i maito of cotton nml olotli
nnd u patented iiropiirntlon, boiiio
of tlio Iriiiirdlotils of which nro
prniliicc.l In tho south. .Tlio up
holstery, innis nml enrpots nro
ifwtlo prlti'lpully from cotton. Tho
tlrun nlnno i-oqulro morn limn
throo-o,unrlers of :i inllllon IiiiIch of
cotton nniitinlly. Tlio gnxnlliio
Hint provides tlio motlvo power
comi'N from southern wells. Tho
clioHnttt of tho iiiitomolillo la matin
of nluol, nml tlio lament mills In
thn country nro lorntod In our
iivlllhlierlm: Hliito of Alnliumn "
It U porllneiit to atlil Hint Home of
tlio must Niilmtimtlnl nml promising
of nutoniolillo muntifm turlm: pluntH,
nn well n numerous wrencles unrt nn
sciuhllng utiiirUirn. nro established In
tho south, nml that Atlutiti. Ih tho
router of tlio great Industry for thin
region!
To hnmitrlng tlio credit b In own of
a business with which t'.io commoii
Interests nro thus vitally bound up,
merely hecnuiin persons hero nml
I burn nro extravagant In buying auto
mobiles, would ha nn unwlno anil un
fair nn to ntop tho grinding of grain
hccmiHO curtain foolish damsels
H'luumli'r their pin monoy on cream
titrtH, or gluttons now nml then gorge
cmsclrcs on hot cs!:cs. I.ct the
prodigals hu rnhuke.l an lovoruly as
common senso nnd public ronsrienco
can apply tho rod; hut let not tho
rlghtn of n grent prosperity-breeding
Industry ho trampled down In thu
process.
NOTJCi: TO t'llKDITOIlH
In tlio County Ccurt of tho State ot
Oregon, for tho County ot Klnmath.
In the matter of tho estnto of
Jllrniii 0. Chnmhorlln, decerned.
Notlco Is hereby given by tho un
dersigned, administratrix ot tho es
tatn ot lllrnm C. Chamberlln, da
conned, to tho creditors of and nll
persons having claims against tho
snld deceased, to exhibit such claims,
with tho necessary vouchers, within
six months after tha first publication
of this notice, to tho snld administra
trix, nt tha office ot Wilson 8. Wlloy,
Attorney at Law, Odd Fellows' Ilulld
Ing, Klamath Falls, Oregon, which
said oftlco tho undorslgnod selects
nn nor placo ot business In all mat
tors connected with tho said cstato of
Hiram C. Chamberlain, deceased.
First notlco published 10th day ot
August, 1920.
LAURA E. CltAMilKHLIN,
Administratrix ot tho Estate of
Hiram 0. Chamberlln, deceased.
Aug. 10-17-24-31-7
XOTIC1J INVITING I'ltOPOSAI.8 TO
MAKH BTRKKT IMPROVKMKXTH.
Pursuant to ordinance and order
ot tho Common Council of the City
ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, notice I
heroby glvon that proposal will bo
received by said Council tor making
tho Improvement designed for Wash
ington St. from First St. westerly to
Ewauna Boulevard. Bald Improve
ment to bo made In accordance with
plan and specifications ot the City
Englnoor and for ono ot the classes
ot Improvement mentioned In said
plans nnd specification nnd tho or
dlnanco ordering said Improvomont,
which said ordinance No. 617 was
adopted on tho 9th day of August,
1920, and approved by tho mayor on
tho 11th day ot August, 1920.
Bald plans, specifications and es
timates ot tho City Englnoor being
on flla In tho offlco ot the I'ollco
Judgo and In tho offlco ot said En
glnoor. Tho proposed contract will bo let
In ono contract, and the time In
which tho samo Is to bo completed
Is fixed by said ordinance on or bo
foro October 15, 1920. Rids must
bo filed with tho I'ollco Judge for
submission .to tho council not later
than 8 o'clock P. M. ot tho 30th day
ot August, 1920, and tho bids will
bo consldorod by the Council lmmo
dlatoly thoroafter at the council
chnmbor In said city.
Each proposal must bo accompan
ied by a corflflod chock on soma res
ponsible banking Institution in an
amount oqual to S per cent ot the
nggrogato amount of the proposal,
tho samo to bo forfeited to the city
by tho successful bidder upon falluro
to enter Into contract and bond for
tho faithful completion ot the said
Improvomont In accordance with tho
plans nnd specifications therefor.
Tho .City of .Klamath Fall reserv
ing the right at all time to reject
any and all proposal. The award
to tho successful bidder la hereby
mado contingent upon the sale ot the
bonds that will be autnorixed lor
providing fund for making such
Improvomont.
Tho plans, specification and es
timates nbovo roferred to embrace
and nrovlde that the proposed im
provement may be made, using bit
ullthlc, oil macadam or cinder mao
adam pavement, and bids. are Invited
for each class in addition to grad
ing, curbing, drainage and cement
sldowalks.
A. I bHAVlTT,
Police Judge ot tho City ot Klam
ath Fall, Oregoa .
Dated: August 11, !!
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NOTION TO TAXPAYER
You nro hereby notified that tho
Hoard of Kminllzatlon will nttond on
Heplembcr 13, 19Z0(thc second Mon
day in Hiiiitoinhcr) nt tho county
judge's office In tho oldest court
houso, and will remnin In sosslon
for thirty dnyn from thnt dato tor
tho purpose of oxamlnlng tho assess
ment rolls for tho year 1920, and
correcting nil errors In valuation,
description or finalities of Innd, lots
or other property assessed by tho as
sessor. It shall ha tho duty of nll
persons Interostod In appear at tho
tltno nml plana appointed.
All protests against valuations
flxod by tlio nsscssor must bo filed
with tho board during tho first ten
days of said session,
j. r. i,i;i;,
Assessor of
Klamath County.
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XOTIC'IJ INVITIXO l'ltOI'OKAKI TO
maki: hTiti:irr imniovkmknth.
I'ursunnt to ordlnnnco nnd order
of tha Common Council of tho City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon, notice Is
heroby given that proposals will bo
received by said Council for making
tho Improvement designed for Cth
St. from I'lno nt. to High St., 7th
Street from l'lno to Wnshlngton fit.
and High Ht. from Cth to 6th
streets. Including Intersections.
Said Improvements to bo in accord
onco with tho plans nnd specifica
tions of tho City Engineer and for
ono of the Classen of improvement
mentioned In sulrt plans nnd specifi
cations and tha ordlnnnco ordering
snld Improvement, which said ordln
nnco No. f,20 was adopted on tho
lCth day of Aug.. 1920, nnd approv
ed by tho mayor on tho 17th day of
Aug., 1920.
Snld ptnns, specifications nnd es
timates of tho city Engineer being
nn filo In tho offlco of tho I'ollco
Judgo nnd In tho offlco of tho said
Engineer,
Tlio proposed contract will ho let
In ono contract, and tho tlmo In
which tho snmo Is to ho comploted
Is fixed by said ordlnnnco on or be
foro October 1G. 1920. Illils must
Ihj filed with tho I'ollco Judgo for
submission to ttia council not later
than 8 o'clock I". M. of tho 30th
day of August, 1920, nnd tho bids
will bo considered by tho council
Immediately thereafter at tho coun
cil chamber In snld city.
mch nroposnl must bo nccompan
led by a cortlflrd check on somo res
pomlllo banking Institution in nn
nmoiint equal to C por cent of tho
nggrcgato amount of tho proposal,
tho same to bo forfeited to tho city
by tho successful bidder upon falluro
to enter Into contract nnd bond for
tho faithful completion of tho said
Improvement In nccordanco with tho
plnns and specifications thorofor.
Tho City of Klamnth Fnllls ro
sorvlng tho right at all times to re
ject nny nnd all proposals. Tho
award to tho successful bidder Is
horoby mado contingent upon tho
sale ot tho bonds that will bo au
thorized for providing funds for
making such Improvement.
Tho plans, specifications ana es
timates nbovo rcforrod to corr'a
and provldo that tho propon-l Im
provement may bo mado, uslnrr nil-
ullthlc, oil macadam or concrete
pavement, and bids aro invited tor
each class In addition to grading,
curbing, drainage and cement side
walks. A. Ii. LEAYITT.
PoIIco Judgo of tho City of Klam
ath Falls, Orogon.
Dated: August 18, 1920.
18-28
NOTICE INVmNO PROP08A1H TO
MAKE STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
Pursuant to ordinance and order
of the Common Council ot the City
ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, notice
Is hereby given that proposals will
be received by said Council for mak
ing tho Improvement designed for
Main St. from Spring Street easterly
to City limits. Bald Improvement
to be mado In accordance with plan
and specifications of the City En
gineer and for ono oi tno classes ot
Improvement mentioned In said
plans and specifications and the or
dinance ordorlng said Improvement,
which said ordlnanco No. C18 was
adopted on tho ,9th day ot August,
1920,t and approved by tho mayor
on tho 11th day of August, 1920.
Said plans, specifications and es'
tlmhtcs of tho City engineer teing
on fllo-ln tho office of tho Police
Judgo and in tho office ot tho said
Engineer.
Tho proposed contract will bo let
In ono contract, nnd tho time In
which tho sumo Is to bo completed
Is flxod by said ordlnnnco on or be
foro October 1G, 1920. Dlds must
lm filed with tho I'ollco Judgo for
submission to tho council not later
than 8 o'clock P. M. ot tne sum
day of August, 1920, nnd the bids
will bo consldorod by the council
Immediately thereafter at the coun
cil chnmbor In said city.
Each nronosal must bo accompan
ied by a coitlflod chock on some res
ponsible banking Institution In an
nmnnnt annul to B nor Cent Ot the
aggregate amount ot the proposal,
the same to be forfeited to the city
by the successful bidder upon failure
to enter Into contract and bond for
the faithful completion ot the said
Improvement In accordance with the
plana and specifications therefor.
The City ot Klamath Fall reserv
ing the rlcht at all time to reject
any and all proposals. The award
to the successiui oiaaer is uercuj
mado conttngont upon the sale ot
the bonds that will be authorized
for providing fund for making such
Improvement.
The plans, spocitications ana es
timates above referred to embrace
and provide that tho proposed lm-
ulltnlc and cinder, on macaaam
and clndors or concrete pavement,
and bids are Invited tor each class
In addttlon to grading, curbing,
drainage and cement sidewalks.
a. l. LBAVIIT,
Police Judge ot the City ot Klam
ath Falls, Oregon,
Dated. August is. i.
1141
BUSINESS CARDS
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Klamath Falls Cyclery
Wo handle tho best In our lino,
such M Motorcycle, Ulcycles,
Part and Accessories, Goodyear,
Pennsylvania and Diamond Tiro
and Tubes. Tho bouse ot the
two and throo wheelers, Includ
ing Harley-Davldson Service.
O. E. BI0MARK
IIS . ttk St. Klamath ran
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PHONE 39
327 MAIN STREET
t. o. cTii:niionx
Civil Engineer anil flnrveyor
Offlco C17 Main Bt.
Pltoncnt Omco 109, Re. 19&I
O. K. FEED & SALE
STABLES
Under new manage
ment Best care taken of all
stock placed in our
barn. Horses, harness
and wagons bought,
sold and exchanged.
siasiMMssasA
DENTISTS
Dr. E. G. Wisecarvcr
phone tun
Dr. P. M. Noel
PHONE 4
Over Underwood's
Seventh and Mala Street
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KLAMATH AUTO
SPRING WORKS
We Do An Kaae of Sftta
tC New Oae Made to
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Phoa 9M.Y ei7 niotil A. ,'
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EX-SERVICE MEN, ATTENTION 1
The regular meeting
of Klamath Port No. S,
American Legion, will bo
held at 8 o'clock p. m., at
the CUT Ball 1b Klamath Fall, on
tha aeeoad and fourth Tuesday ot
each month. AU Comrades aro In
vited. Thoso desiring to Join tho Poet
mar secure application blank from
O. K. Vaa Riper, Fred Nicholson, or
I. h. carnasan, ait ox cuasaaiB ..
FRRD NICHOLSON. Secretary.
WESTERN LABOR
' BUREAU
The only place where you
can get help and the only
place where you can get a
job. jj,
1034 MAIN ST.
Phone 477-J
NEW CITY LAUNDRY
FINISHED WORK
FLAT WORK
ROUGH DRY
"Put Your Duds
In Our Suds"
PHONE 154
Comer Main and Coat
FA1RVIEW TRANSFER
Prompt Service and KoasooaMo
Rate, also Special Rate oa Oat
ot Towb Trip
Phone 260-R
GILT EDGE BUTTER 65c
Purity Brand lee Cream f Oo q.t.
Fresh Ranch Eggs 6Qo dos.
Milk Cream and Fun Cream Cheese
GILT EDGE CREAMERY
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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FRED WESTERFELD
DENTIST
Phono 434W.
X-ltny Laboratory
liooml Dldg., Klnmath Fall
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DR. 0. A. RAMUO
Dentist
L O. O. V. Dnlfdlaaj
PHONE 01
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Offlco Phono 177W Res 177R
Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart
Physician and Hurgron
Whlto Uulldlng
Klamath Falls Oregon
VVMw
DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician and
Surgeon
Office and Residence
Phones 321
I. 0. 0. F. Temple
E. D. LAMB
PHYSICIAN AND HUUGKOXf
Phones 17W Rooms 1 and a
17R
Whlto Building
DR. T. C CAMPBELL
PHYH1CIAN AND SUROEOaT
I. O. O. P. nuildiog
Phone 200
Residence Whlto Pelican Hotel
Residence Phono C.
DR. L. L. TRUAX
WARREN HUNT HOSPITAL
Hay Phone, 41)7 Night Phone, 003
SAW MILL ENGINEERING A
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Designer nnd builder of mod
era saw mill, pinning mills -and
bos plant. Dredging. Pile driving.
Phono 466-W
Office Corner Spripg and Oak, ,
Near 8. P. Depot
I am bow prepared to furalsa
Shasta 8and from the Hooy, Cant
sand and gravel pit, ta.aay ouaatttr
that may bo desired by eomtractorr
and builders.
ALT. GRAHAM.
Let Your GLASS trouble
be Mine i;
C E. STUCKEY
Re-Glazing and Cabinet
Making
Phone 47TW
Eleventh and Pine
Klamath Ledge New 132 '
LO.O.F. U
Meets Friday night of each week at
I. O. O. F. hall, Cth and Main street.
H. H. Ogle, N. O.; W. C. Wells, See
rotary; W. D. Cofer, Treasurer.
Ewauna Encampment No. it, I. O.
O. P., meet Tuesday night ot each
week at I. O. O. F. hall. Harry
Loucks, C. P.; W. D. Cofer, Scribe;
Fred Bueslng, Treasurer.
WILSON ABSTRACT
COMPANY
817 Male
ARTHUR R. WELSOST
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THE ARCADE HOTEL
108S-S4 MAIN BT.
PHONE 4774
The placo with homo comforts,
cleanlne, plenty of fresh air
and bo lnsldo rooms.
Everything sew from top to
bottom and rate to meet row
DR. a A. MASSEY
Fourth smi Mm efts.
Ib WarrB Hmnt MoiptUl.
Oft FkOM 4IT Ho rkOM Mel
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