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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1921)
' h , -.KyimwwipyMPfr moxdAt, august m, iwu OASSIFIEDADVERnSEMENTS MWWWWWWWWWWWWWWi' MISCELLANEOUS mww FOR BALE Astrlcan apples, 2 and 3 cents per pound. 834 Conger Ave. 30-22 WANTED Experienced hand Ironor. Fronch Hand Laundry. 123 N. 4th stroot. 20-23 FOR RENT Throe room furnished homo. 833 Washington St. 20-23 All persons doslrlng lessons on hand Instruments aro roquostod to ho at th old Court houso Monday night at 7:30 sharp. Ask for band direct or. 20-22 Children don't forget the Free Swim Tuosay morning at th Now Hot Springs bath house. 20-22 WANTED To trade a lot of Inch lumber and dimension for Oats. Call write or phono. Nino Lumber Co. City. Phono 23F2. 20-23 WANTED Position as cook or wait ress on ranch or In camp. Call Box 2, Herald office. 19-22 CUT-OFF men wanted, nlso common laborers. Growers Packing Ware housing Ass'n. 19-25 nAVE 40 tons haled hay; will trado for car. Call 1126 Main or phono 402-J. 19-22 FOR SALE 5 room houso nt 620 Washington st., Price $2,600. Part cash, part torms. Seo II. A. Tbledo, 3029 Oregon avenue. 19-22 CITY GARBAGE When you want carbaan removed, mil 10183. OCCUR YEARLY "Oregon Safety Nows" Is tho name of a now publication whoso mission Is what tho namo implies, tho spread ing of the doctrino of safety first as a means of preventing Industrial accidents. Following is an articlo from the Safety News, giving a fow statistics of tho loss through acci dents in Industries in Oregon cvory year: . Tho labor power destroyed in Ore gon each year by industrial acci dents is equivalent to the total la bor powor of a concern employing 5,107 workmen and operating 300 work-days during the year. That's hard to believe, isn't it? Well, Its true. And hero aro tho facts: ' The average number of accidents under the compensation act each year during a period of four years for each kind of disability follews: 136 fatal and pormanent total dis ability cases. 611 permanent partial disability coses. 9,729 coses where workmen woro only disabled temporarily ' A total of 10,476 cases per year. Using the national standard of measurement, each fatal or perm anent total Usability case equalled a loss of 20 potential work years, or a total of 2,720 work years. By the samo system of measure ment, tho loss occasioned by tho 611 permanont partial disability cases amounted to 1879 work years. And the total actual days away from employment resulting from tho 9729 temporary coses was 508 work years. The total of theso three typos of disability Is 5107( work yean. By again referring to the preced ing paragraph, you will also noto that the temporary disabilities nlono rosult In approximately C08 work men In the state being constantly away from their employment be cause of injuries. And in addition to this showing, if a fellow could adequately express the sum total of pain, and suffer ing, and bereavement, caused by these accidents, would that not bo a 1 0.0D0 MISHAPS IK INDUSTRIES DOINGS OF THE DUFFS TDMTrUSlSAM. AWFUL STORM! SHOT THE, vjimoew: ZOWEVI .-vi Jzmm4Wmm'tZ7ZV A Mm!1?" room! V-f-j toeepim! supposw.thb place, j i i nmmtsirisr """ i nnssi and occ me , . t wmia-tw , uuvnn kptch (impbe wfffifffffJwr m fl & Hr Vi'jfyf .H i"- ft HHBiHNHCIsV'X 17 AfWpMMSrJMSJsy'if'p j r" tJCT 1 i - - t JC A1 li- i i ' . Sl WANTED To trndo Pine nnd Fir lumber, nil dimensions for liny nnd oats. Call, phono or wrlto." Whits l'lno Lumber Co., City. Phono 23F3, 20-23 FOR SALE Wlckor baby buggy In good condition. Phono 108, 19-22 AkimiU Wnntctl. County Agents wnntod, 111k monoy makor ngonts can clear Ton dollars 1)0 r day, wrlto at onco tor our ngonts proposition. A. J. Mollis, 123 H 1st St., Portland, Ore. 19 23 BUY MADE IN KLAMATH Alfalfa Men, for chickens, rabbits nnd calves. Manufactured by Harry Tel ford. For solo at Murphy'a Feed Storo, Sunset Grocery and Anderson's Groceteria. 1S-21 FOR RENT 3-room apartments, furnished nnd unfurnished. Mrs. Myrtlo Anderson, Apt. 4, C28 Oak St. 16-22 PAINTS, OH J .1X1 VARNISH WALL PAPER W. IU AND J. E. PATTERSON Phono 19C-W. x 127 N. 4th St. 1-31 WOMAN wanted to cook for smnll harvost crew at Malln. Inquire Herald offlco. D. L. 17-23 FOR SALE Pasture and hay, good fattening grass, sufficient tor 300 head of cattlo also 200 tons mixed red top timothy nnd, wild hay. Ap ply Mrs. Cantrnll. Shlpplngton, phono 356 or Dr. Gaddls, Englo Rldgo Tavern. 11-22 LUMBER TRIE "Tho general lunvocr mnrkot con tinues to show Improvement and tho most encouraging fcaturo to tho lum ber, manufacturers Is that tho im provement is largely in trades which have not been showing much activity to some months," says tho American Lumberman's weekly, report. "For example, railroad buying is becoming v( considerable factor In tho market, thus making It possible to dlsposo of lumber for which thcro has been littlo or no demand for some time. The furniture manufacturers aro also buying considerable quantities of hardwoods though they are finding it difficult to securo as much high gracd stock as they would like. "Tho fact Is hardwood production has been on a scantier basis this year than for many years and, al though hardwood sales havo been limited, tho situation is such that at present thcro is very littlo unsold high grade hardwood In tho South, In tho West, or in tho North, there fore an Increase In buying Is sure to exert a very strong effect on tho mtrknt much stroncer in fact, than would bo tho easy were a normal amount of hardwood lumber heme produced. "Houso building Is going along In fair volumo In tho cities. Thero aro prospects that even though fall Is approaching tho volumo of houso building -Mill be fairly largo because money is becoming moro plentiful with :ho rciult that banks aro show ing a tendoncy to bo more liberal in making homo building loans. One of the greatest factors which has held back homo building this year baa been tho Inability to sccuro loans and consequently an increase In tho amount of monoy avallablo for loanfc is going to result in so mo stimula tion to building. "Production, shipments and odere practically offset each other; that Is, A snlendld inspiration to tho employ ers nnd workmen who aro now mak ing earnest efforts to ollmlnate pre ventable accidents in our common wealth? IK A STRONG RALLY PHHIi IT'S LEAKING IN HERE" (WXMl HEV. CLERI! WAKEUp! WfaffiW&m WECArTTSrNlMTHAT NOOBEJMROMG! EMMKMBgMM vM MMmiE:- it's raining and WjAv$wUf room-ir pah p, Ithat'.s thccmfest., liIICTKSiS9 'mm "ii i imimMT 1 ? 4 imr, m mv ' WWI . amd not SAFE f Room in the Hcrrei.! THE EVENING HERALD, Twenty-five Years w, Sfes$ Cert CtVAu 5nrM"MIV IfcrrLlI p-(( TClJNl i. .. :'??. Ps S. Se-i l -AT1YI UlfiM ML I I . J ,-tT'TX K .V. TtT. I """ Wll 1 4ttsMssa- -J scacSE53i MIlnIJi " i sH4H F'iili itanot iMfewfl 'wQcfth " .r'lftftv'7'x m " P I FIX BRUSHES AT BCRC.UN5 SHOP TOLV.Y lumber producers, taking tho country as a whole, nro receiving orders for as much lumber as they producec nnd I nro shipping tho samo nmount they produco so that on tho whole, stocks nro not Increasing. "From tho woek ended January 8 to tho wcok ended July 30, tho Nat ional Lumber Manufacturers' Associ ation reports as follows on product Ion, shipments nnd orders (In boird feet): Poducllon .... Shipments Orlors .. . . . 4,l6n,7'l8 022 .. .4,486,320,601 4,ri4S,-13,200 TRY SULPHUR ON All ECZEMA SI Costs Littld nntl Otcrromcs Troublo (,orofor 0n fllo with tho City En- Almost Otcr Nlfilit glnrcr and In Hip ortlco of tho Pollro i Judgo. for either nf tho classes of .... , , hnrdsurfnclng mentioned In thn plans , Any broaklng out of tho skin, ovon ,, ,pPCtfrnt0 nml In Ordinance fiery. Itching oexonia, can bo quickly Sa. BCO, ordering tho Improvement ovorcomo by applying Mentho-Sul- Tho making of tho Improvement wll,l phur. declares n noted skin special- "et In ono contract. ; . .. ... t . .,... Proposals must ho filed with thn 1st. Rccauso ot Its germ destroying po,co Ji)ro not ,a,pr , O.c,ock properties, this sulphur preparation p, jj., of Ortobor 3rd, 1921, nt which Instantly brings caso from skin Irrl- tlmo and dnto nt tho Council Cham tntlon, soothes and heals the cc- or In sold city nil proposals will bo , ,, . , . . .!. .,,i i opened for consldorntlon. zoma right up and leaves tho skin , Each propoM, mu3l ,m necompa- clear nnd smooth. n0,i t)jr n certified check on some It soldom falls to rollcvo tho tor- rosponslblo banking Institution equal ment wlthofft delap. Sufforors from to 5 per cent of tho amount of tho vi ..-i.i .,t.i ni,tnin .mnii propowl, to bo forfeited lo tho city, skin trouble should obtain a small fniw of Uio lcf0111lflI, bt: Jar of Mcntho-Slphur from nny lIor t0 cn(or to conlarct nnd bond good druggist nnd uso It llko cold for tho fnlthtul completion ot thn croam. Adv. I Improvement. Tho right to roject ' m J nny and nIN Mfls being horoby ro- . .... ... .. served In the Common Council. Tho Mnho that Idle dollar worM IulnwnrJ ,0 , SUCCf.,fj j,,i,Cr will " '" "'" lnnlc- . mado contingent upon tho salo STinnnvr w till I vnTii V "nnnclng tho proposed Improvement. L'nJ,Ii?i, rU,,iii,ivV'riM.iil Tho Improvement is to consist of "Sn ktrVTt ' wciUDivn Br,,,,,IIB ,0 f"" ,v,,,,h- hnr""'rfnc"'K TSJIlJZSUSiVa ' 1!kCl,vm" , 2r, foot In width with cither llltull INTERSECTIONS. ,, Coner(ito or willlto. with curb- Proposals will bo rocolvcd by tho Jn , Bx foot comont gI(,ownlk), Common Council of the City of Klam- , ,, Int.rj,ect,ona t0 bo r" a: rr v. 'u,y, "'.""'"i, , i from Third street to Fifth street In cluding Intersections. Tho Improvement to bo mado in hecordanco with tho plans nnd sped-1 flcatlons therefor on fllo with the City Englneor and tho Pollco Judgo, for cither of tho classes of hnrdsur facing mentioned in tho plans nnd specifications and In the Odlnanco, No. 557, ordering tho Improvomont. Tho making of tho Improvement will bo lot In ono contract. Proposals must bo tiled with tho Pollco Judgo not lator than 8 o'clock P. M., of October 3rd, 1921, at which dato and tlmo, at tho Council Chamber In said city, all proposals will bo opened fo consideration Each proposal must bo anled by a certified chock on somo rollablo banking Institution equal to flvo percent ot tho amount of tho proposal to bo forfeited to tho city upon failure ot tho successful bid - dor to entor Into contract and bond for tho faithful completion of tho Improvement. Tho right to roject any and all proposals bolng horoby resorved In tho common council, Tho award to tho successful blddor will bo made, contingent upon tho salo of tho bonds td bo authorized for financing tho proposed improvement, Tho Improvement to consist of I grading to full width, hardsurfnclng 1 25. foot In width with either llltull- The Clerk KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Ago In Linkville tl'C' t'oncroto r Wlllltc. curbing, " 6 c""u.10 $?$?' Pollco Judgo. lly order of tho Common Council. NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS TO IMPROVE JEFFERSON HTIlEITr FROM THIRD .STEEITTTO PI IT! I STRP.irr. AND FIFTH KTRIMTT PHOM .lEITERSON TO I.lN(.XIvN STItEirr. AND LINCOLN STREIT PROM FIFTH STREET TO SIXTH STREITT INn.UIHNG INTERSEC TIONS AND THE INTERSECTION OK LINCOLN AND SIXTH STREITT. Proposals will li received ' Common Council of tho City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, for making tho Impovement of Jefferson street from Third street, to Fifth street and Fifth street from Jefferson to Lin coln street nnd Lincoln stroot. Fifth street to Sixth street, Including In tersection, nnd tho Intersection nt Lincoln nnd Sixth streets, trim Im povement to ho mado In nccordnnce with thn nlnnn nnd siioclflratlnns p u width. A. L. LEAVITT. Pollco Judgo. By order of tho Common Council. f ITICE INV1TINO PROPOSALS TO IMPROVE IJLIVHtAlK) STREITT FROM r.SPLANADE TO PORT LAND, AND MELROSE FROM ELDORADO TO PACIFIC TER RACE. Proposals will ho received by tho Common Council of tho City ot Klam ath Falls, Oregon, for making tho Improvement of Eldnrnilo Street, from Esplanado to Portland Streot, and Melrose Street from Eldorado to Pacific Tcrraco, including Intorsac tlons. Tho Improvement to bo mado In accomp-'acordanco with tho plnns and snocl flcatlons thorofor on fllo with tho City Engineer nnd In tho offlco of tho Pollco Judgo, for nlthor ot tho 'classes of linrdnurfuclnc montlonod 1 In tho plnns and specifications and In Ordinance No. C66, ordorlng tho Improvomont. Tho making of tho Improvement will bo lat In ono con tract. Proposals must bo fllod with tlio Pollco Judgo not lutnr than 8 o'clock P. M, of Octobor 3rd., 1921, at which dato nnd tlmo at tho city hall In said city, all proposals will bo openod for consideration. Each proposal must bo accompa- nlcd by n cortlflcd check on somo rosponslblo banking Institution equal Never Lost an Argument pa- ""'"-"" - III If "''"-I'Vhrr?" --fliiclsTBtfirsTsTsTP' 5i0.N ,--"" I-SWR5, rPT HI3 POSITION, '""' It) 5 pur emit of tho nmoiint of tho, proposal to 'ho fnrfoltod to tho city upon fulliiro of tho nucccsslul bidder to utitur Into contract and bond for tho fnlthtul completion of tlio Hit provumonh Tho right to reject nny nnd nil bids bdlng horoby lotorvoil In tho common ruuncll. Tim award to tho successful bidder will bo mado Coutlngunt upon tho salo of tho bonds to ho nuthorlicd for financing tho proposed Improvement. Tlio Improvement to consist of grading stroot to full width, hard surfacing to tho width of 25 rout with olthnr llltullthlc, Concrolo, and curbing. A. L. LEAVITT, Police Judgo. lly order of tho Common Council. NOTICE INVITING HUH. lilds will bu received by the Com mon Council up to nnd Including Monday August 32, 1931, nt thn hour nt 8 o'clock P. M. tor tho repair of Sixth streot from KJnlock Aveimo to the Rnllrond crossing on Sixth stroot Tho repairs to bo iniido consist In scarifying, grading nnd rolling tho present surface, Inylng drains, Instal ling .ttch-bnslns nnd Installing pumps, all In ncrordnnco with pluns nnd specifications of tho city en gineer, on fllo In his officii nnd In thn offlco of thn l'ollro Judge. IHiIn to bo accompanied with n certified chock for 5 per cent of tho nmount of tho bid. Tho Common Council reserves tho right to roject any nnd nil bids. A. L. LEAVITT, A-13-22 Pollco Judge, NOTICE INVITING PROPOSAI.H TO IMPROVE limit STREITT FROM THIRD STREET TO CEDAR STREITT. AND CEDAR STREITT FROM IIK1H STREITT TO PINE STRinTT. Proposals will bo rorulvod by tho Common Council of tho City of Klam ath Falls, Oregon, for making the Improvomont of High Stroot from Third street to wosterly lino of High street nnd Codnr street from High street to Pine stroot Including Inter sections. Tho Improvomont to bo mado In accordance with tho plans nnd specifications therefore on fllo with tho City Englneor nnd In tho offlco of tho Pollco Judge, for Hthor of the classes ot hardsurfnclng men tioned In tho plans nnd specifications and In Ordinance No. 558, ordorlng tho Improvement. Tho making of tho Improvement will lie lot In one contract. Proposals must bo filed with thn Pollco Judge not later than 8 o'clock ' M.. ot Octobor 3rd. 1921, nt which tlmo nnd dnto at thn city hull In said city nil proposals will bo opened for consideration. Each proposal must bo accompa nied by a certified clieck on some res ponsl&lq banking Institution equal to C per cent of tho amount of the proposal, to bo forfeited to thn city upon fnlluro of tho siiccrsiful bidder' to enter Into contact nnd bnnd for tho faithful completion ot tlio Im provement. Tho right to reject any and all bids being horoby reserved In tho Common Council. Thn nward to tho successful bidder will bn mado contingent upon tho sain of the bonds to bo nutliorlted for financing tho pronbsed Improvement. Tho Improvomont to consist In gra ding to full width, hardsurraclng to tho width of 25 foot with either llltu llthlc, Concreto or Wlltlto, with curb ing nnd cement sidewalks. A. L. LEAVITT. Pollco Judgo. Dy order of tho Common Council. ' NOTICE INVITINO PROPOSAL TO IMPROVE lllfill STREITT FROM THIRD STREF.T TO SLNTIl STREET AND IXHIRTII STREITT FROM PINE TO JEFFERSON STREITT. Proposals will bn received by tho Common Council of the City ot Klam- nth Falls, Oregon, for making tho Improvement of High streot from Third street to Sixth stroot mid Fourth street from Pinn streot to Joffnrson streot. Including Intersec tions. Tho improvomont to bo mndn In nccordnnco with tho plnns nnd i opened for consideration. Each pro specifications thorofor on fllo with ' posnl must bo accompanied by a cnr. tho City Engineer nnd In tho offlco tlflod chock on somo rwiponslblo of tho Pollco Judgo, for olther of thn bnnklng Institution cqunl to 6 por clnssos nf hardsurfnclng montlonod font of thn nmount of thn proposnl In tho plnns nnd specifications nnd In to bo forfeltod lo tho city upon fnll Ordlnnnco No. 661, ordorlng tho lm- uro of tho successful bidder to enter provomenl. Tho mnklng of thn lm-lnlo contract and bond for thn fnllh provemont will bo lot In ono contract, till complollon of tho Improvement. Proposnls must ho fllod with tho Tho right to rnjoct any nnd all bids Pollco Judgo not lator than 8 o'clock bolng horoby reserved in thn Com P. XL. of Octobor 3rd.. 1921. nt wlilch ' mon Council. Tho nward to tho sue- - tlmo nnd dato nt tho Council Chnmbor If essfiil bidder will bo mado contlr.g In said city all proposals will bo cut upon tho salo of tho bonds to bn opened for consideration. I authorized for financing thn propns- 'Each proposals must bo accompan- oil Improvomont. Tho Improvomont led by a coVtlflod chock on somo res- to consist of grading to full width, ponslblo hanking institution equal linrdsurfnclng 30 foot In width, with to C por cont of tho amount ot tho either llltullthlc, Concrete or Wllllta, proposal, to bo forfeited to tho city concrotn curbing, and sldownlkn tlvo upon fnlluro of thn successful bid- foot wldo on west hIiIo of South Rlvor dor to enter Into contract nnd bond ildo street nnd from Main to south for tho faithful completion of tho 'Ino ot purk on oast side, and on Improvomont. Tho right to roject any oouthorly lino of Main to oastorly and ull bids bolng hereby resorved In Hno ot South Rlversldo. tho Common Council. Tho awnrd to i A. L. LEAVITT, tho Biiccessrul hliMor will bo made Pollco Judgo. contingent upon tlio nolo of tho bonds By order of tho Common Council. Vhil.Vl' i'aciio roun to bo authorised for financing tho proposiul Improvement. Tho lmprovo- mum in consist 01 i,i'"ll " width, Imrdsurfnclnif Twenty five feet In width with either llltullthlc, Concruto or other hnrdsurfneo pavo- ment, with curbing nun comont sldu walks, A. L. LEAVITT. Pollco Judge, lly order ot tho Common Council. ' a ' JUUfjl .MAKE STREET IMPROVEMENT. Proposals wilt bo rocolvod by tho Common Council of tho City of Klam ath Fnlls, Orogou. for mnklng tho Improvement iK.idgnud for Fourth stroot from Klamath iivonno to tho southerly lino of Oak immuo; Fifth stroot from Klamnlh nvnnun to tho southerly lino of Willow nvnnun; Walnut nvnnun from thn northerly lino of Fourth street to tho southerly lino ot Sixth nt root, Oak avenue from tho northerly linn or Fourth Stroot. to thn southerly linn of Hevonth stroot; Willow nvonuo from tho northerly linn of Fifth slreot lo the southerly lino of Sixth slreiit togothor with nil Intersections between tho respective termini not already im proved Sntd proposed Improvements to bu mndu In ncrordnnco with tho plana and specifications ot tho city engineer for either of thn classes of Improvement mentioned In nnld plans and flpoclflciitlnns nnd thn ordinance ordering tlio proposed Improvement, which s u Id ordinance Is numbered 510, ndiipted on thn 21st dny of February 1921, nnd by tho mayor approved on tho 23rd day ot Februa ry, 1912. Tho plnns nnd specifications for such Impfovfonent bulng on fllo with thn Pollen Juugn nnd with tho city engineer. Thn contract foK matting thn pro posed Improvomont will bo lot In one conlrnct. Proposals must bn filed with thn police Judgo for submission to thn council not Inter than 8 o'clock P. M., on October 3rd, 1931. at which time nnd date, nt tho council chamber In snld city, all prnposnts will bo opotied and considered I'nrh proposal In bn nrrompnnlnd by n certified check on some respon llilo hank equal to 6 per cont of thn proposnl, same to bo forfeited to tho city upon failure of thn suc cessful bidder lit enter Into bond and contract for thn faithful completion of tho Improvement. Thn right to reject nny nnd nil bids nnd proposals Is hereby resorved In tho jlty. Tho nwifrd in thn successful bidder will be nindo contingent upon thn s.ilo of thn bonds to bn nutliorlied for pro viding funds for financing the pro posed Improvement HUM nro respectfully Invited on llltullthlc. Oil Macadam nnd concrete, In addition to grading, curbing, drain- agn nnd crr-nii walks. Dated at Klumuth 1 alls, August 12th, 1921. A. L. LEAVITT. Pnllro Judge. lly Order ot tho Common Council. NOTICE INVITINO PROPOSALS TO IMPROVE SOL'TII RIVERSIDE MTREFT FROM WEST MAIN TO CITY :". AND WEST MAIN FROM END Ol P1VEMKNT AT (X)NOER AVENUE TO WESTER. I.V LINE OK SOUTH RIVERSIDE. Proposals will bn received by tho Common Council of thn City nt Klam nth Fnlls, Oregon, for mnklng tho Improvement of South Rlvcrsldn streot, from West Muln to tho city limits, and West Muln streot from I " iimoinum in lander nyonuu ln wosioriy nno ot ooui . nivorsi no alpmil lif.ltlllm InlnPfliiMnn. Tim Improvement to hn mado In accord nncn with thn plnns nnd specifications therefor on fllu with thn City En glneor nnd In thn nfflrn of thn Pollen Judgo for either nf thn classes of lmrdsurfnrliig mentioned In tho plans and specifications nnd In Ordinance No, 559, ordorlng tho Improvomont. Tho mnklng of thn Improvement will bo In nun contract. Prnposnts must ho filed with tho Polled Judgo not Inter than 8 o'clock P. M. of October 3rd., 1921, nt which tlmo nnd dntn nt thn Council Cham- , bor In said rlty all proposals will bo BY ALLMAN f .