Ij? fcmmmg Itentlii
WEATHER FORECAST
Tonight mill Wednesday, rali,
l'n I r In cnht portion nf nlnlu. Colder
tunlglH.
NEWS OF THE WOW
BY THE
ASSOCIATED MUM ,
Member of the Associated Press.
klamath vk,n, okkuo.v, ti;i:hdav, di:i;.miii:ii in. iosi
Fifteenth Vrur No. iihi I
PRICK TVI9
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CITY FINANCES
ARE DISCUSSED
By COUNCILMEN
Refunding Bend Ordinance
Patted and Financial
Statement Read
Affnlrs iirluliilim lit Urn financial
ninilltliili or llin city were dlsriused
Imillilnht nt tlm meeting of tlm rouil
rll nml two Important features wore
taken up, tlm pnaanxn of mi iirdln-
nnrn confirming, notifying ami ap
proving thn iMtinncn of f rtB.dfln re.
funding bnnila, (tlm form nml roup,
una lining specified,) nlio reading of
thn financial statement of Hi" ac
count of tlin firm four paving nulla.
tkalarr r.liMTKrncr KaUU
Councilman MeCollum dcilnred 1111
cmcrRenry misted In tlm city's fin
ancial atfalra owing to tlm defaulted
payment nf tlm rtly bnnda which full
Our October I, ami Inlroiliicnl mi
orillnanco providing for tlm emer
gency In which (he refunding Immla
nmnunllhR tn t.".,unO authorised tiy
a aperlal election Thla ordinance
ratified, approved ami confirmed tlm
aalo of thn Immla to eaatern bonding
house Thn tnntmy la eipecled In by
thn end nf thU tiiunlh In meet tlm
defaulted payments iliip In Ortnlier
tlm council wan Infiirnii-.i)
Slnlmwnt lii Detail
Thn flnnnrlal latemnt of tlm
flrat four paving imlla atiMxt on De
cember 1 follows llulamn In flrat
unit. $.'..7:3 Ot. overdraft, KM3 7fi
Second unit. bnlalirn 3,ltl (.$. ovnr
.Iraft, $l.29 39; Thlnl unit. $1.
MMI, overdraft. 3S.S1 ; Fourth
unit. It. ODD -3. overdraft, f!t2:.3..
09. With tlm deficit balance of IS.
67S.39 ami overdraft of ISfin fi3 In
tlm flrat unit. 3.3i.Hi nml over
draft of 171 HO In tlm trroml unit,
anil 3,6113 10 ollli un oterdrnfl nf
$653.35 In thn thlnl unit, tlm lott
ing unlti showed a lo'nt deflrlt hnl-
nrn of 37,3.t.l: with - vnlraf l
against tlmm nf $ll.33n T,i
Hldenalks llriliit
Kidowalka riinn In for aouiii ilia-
ruailon following thn reading or a
report by Counrllnian Hmllh, who
haa been IntfatlsallnR thn altuatlup
with a vlow to propoilnc a uniform
concrcto eldewalk plan alt over lha
city In the spring. Thn report waa
adopted.
Itoma contained In thn report
wern: A report upon thn broken
walk In front of thn K H. Henry
property at 345 North Hlxlh street,
a promlKn of linumillatn repair tin.
log obtained from thn rrulcr; I.
Torwllllgor. 3 IS North Hlxlh street,
looan atep nailed ilon by Tcrwll-
Iler upon notification; A. J. I.ylo,
607 1 1 1 Kit it reel, nuuril mil inlsslnR,
not repaired on aecond Inapnctlnn
by alduwalk cnmmltten; HniiKhtnl
ling property on KlRhlh atreet be
tweon I'lnn and HIrIi, owner wnnta
to replacn wooden walk with con
crctc.; repair of railing on tot near
Seventh nnd Walnut by A. A. Hell
man, and pouting of notlrua for
bidding crossing of wulk by jlrlvcr
of wngona nml marhluea; also In
atructlona tn uan ulley In buck ot
lot; bad holo nt Hlxlh nnd Klnui
nth aventio on ollher Korn or
1'noln properly, both owner notl
find to repair nt nnco by commit
tee; proporty owners along Kiev
enth between HlKh nnd Washing-
ton atreet want concrete ntilowalk
all nloiiR block; proporty on east
sfdo of Hlxtli atroot bntwoon Main
and I'lno atroeta, will bnvo to havo
concrcto wnlk by spring- nt tlio lat
est; crossing almost Impassible at
,ftVfonth ami Washington tftroeta,
' Adlng necessary to plnco It In
uod rnndltlon; Sixth atreet near
railroad crossing In had condition,
and rocommondntlon for continuous
rldowalk from Main to Wwutland
avenuo mado by rominlttoo.
Kim Committer InvosUgntm
Tho flro rommltten Investigated
the condition i)f tho building at 10
Main atrcdt, und ordorcd partition!
removod at once.
WIIATIIIvIt I'ltOllAIIIMTII-S
Despllo tho threatening look over
head, thn nyclo-StormnRraph ut Un
dnrwood'a Pharmacy, ronltnuca to
register n very nvon barometric proa
uuro, althounh tlio tendnnry today Is
slightly downward. Ai thla movement
has been very alight no change .In
woathor la nxpoctod, at eas( within
tho next 13 hours. k Z
Forecast for next 34 houri!
Continued cool; probably cloudy,
hut no Btorm Indlcotod.-
The Tycoa tecordlng theremomoter
rajlitarert 'maximum and minimum
ttmperaturea today, as follawai
nlKnt(,,..iitt(ii--ai
L0ir,MIMIIi,IMI(MMllMMfl(,lllll9
chaiii.ch w. meiimi: ih
aiiiiaiumkd o tii.iiKJi;
tic ii:i'it.riMMi t . h.
WAHIIINdTON. Dee 13.
' Chnrlea V Mnrae. wliomi ttuii-
anrtloua with Dm ahlpplnR
board urn ImiIiir liivcntlRntnil
4 m iirriilKtifd tnitar beforn
I'nltrd Htnlea Coiiiuilnaloner 4
Hilton on n nnrrunl chnrnliiK
4 him with ronaplrnry to ilefrnuil
the fulled Htntea.
WILL CHECK WATER
IN WELL BEFORE
DRILLING RESUMED
Netr Itubber I'mh-m Will Xuw
llo Tried, Hfl)'Vptnlii
Hknien
Ciiillli J W HlemeiiK In iiulhorlly
fnr Dm minouiifemi'iil that the water
In tlm Hlftiimim' propert well will
absolutely be checked before drllllnR
la reaunied DrllllnR npernllona atop
pedlual week. The operation at thn
well nil aumuier wern hlnileri'd by
flow of liter, which, ileapltn repent
ed altemptH of the driller to check,
peralatrd III btcnkliiR nut when the
drill began lla downward rourae.
t'nllfornlii MrtlitNlt
Kueii.fnl tnelhoiU uei In the
California flelda wern retorted tn
wltout aurceaa, and reiently a tint
proceaa of lialnjc a rubber preparation
will proposed. Thn canliiR la belnK
wlthdrnwn for a trial aloiiR the linen
aURReated by tlm nihorutea of the
rubber prnrtfia, and ulioutd that
method fall, Cnptaln Klnnmna aald,
anollmr ny would bn remirled tn,
but that thn "water would be check
ed nlonlutely beforn the drill went
deeper"1'
Cnptaln HJriiM-n (onflib-nt
i?nptaln Hlninena manlfeata the
anm rnnfldencn In the iroaert hole
wlitcU he hnn dlapUyrd all aummcr,
and my that hn feela aurn the Klim
a(h llailn haa untold wraith for. (lie
Nopln Of thla country Hn feela that
unleaa n IhoroiiRh teat la made In
thn bailn, no matter how unfavorable
thn outlonkoll w noUT ImiiIIucot
ercd. '
"I'm aurn Hint when e ut the
nalnr ahut out, that a Reed paylnR
well will be hrotiRht tn, and I stilt
hu that Ivllef dcapltn all the trou
ble attendant to tho aearth," Cap
tnln Kleii.ena told a number of
frlcnita recently.
LOCAL INDIANS LEAD
MlnMrr Hai'k libeller T)H Hero
Tlian In Other Htntm
"Klamath reservation Indians aru
of it better typo than those of Mon
Inlia, Wyoming, Idaho, nml Washing
ton, und, generally speaking, arn aa
good rltltena aa could hn found any
where." This la tlm opinion of tho Itev It,
T CookltiRhatu, of Klamath Agency,
who today left fur Portland with
Hupt. 'ltnr tl. Weat und U. K. Com
missioner llert t" Thomas for tlm
purpose nf atlendliiK Federal court.
"Itecenlly 37 Klamath Indiana
Joined the church," said tho Itevor
end Mr. Cookiuglmiii. "Tlmso people
aro trylnR to llvn right nnd are com
ing more und iiioro to tho belief Hint
to llvn right la a paying proposition.
They nr preparing n Christmas
mi lul which will hn held nt thn Meth
odist Mission church nt Williamson
river bridge, which promise to bo
ono of thn best atfnrs of this kind
over hold pn tho reservation
Tho Itnvorend Mr. CookliiRlium has
achieved soma local reputation bo
cuttao ot hla participation In numer
ous succeasful liquor rnlda together
with Walter (I. West and other fedcr-j
al offlcorn. This work, ho froU, Is oh
Kontlal us preaching, nnd the fact
that ho Is a mlnlator In no way ex
cuscs him from hla duty to help wipe!
out l"lN rvl, !
e
MOTOUCYCLK AND Mll.K
WAfiOX HAVi: CIUSII.
Tho Intersection of Ninth and Un-,
coin ntroots was'tho scene of n col
lision at 10 o'clock today whon a
motorryclo ridden by Charles Ilodon
helnior and a milk delivery car bo
longing to tho Miller Hill dairy,
.driven by Charloa Shulmlro crashed. '
According to the, driver of tho milk
car. he was crossing Ninth from Lin
coln when Uodonholmcr, who waa
coming oitt'NInth at an excessive raloj
of speed, utr'ufk thn left front whcol
of tho milk carM.lttlo damuKe result
ed: I
ALOHA CHAPTEn TO MKKT
AtnhA fthantAi-. O.'K. R....wlll meat
tthli eveblng Ut tho .Masonic hall at
7 o clock sharp .In their regular Tues
diy monthly mooting', Mrs.1 Kate Pey
ton, Worshipful Matron, will preside
this evening and a large attendance
of the Haionlo jdlti un MPicttd to
bi priunt, i
PACIFIC PEACE
TREAT SIGNED
Br 4 NATIONS
American Approval Given
With Retervationt on
Yap Quettion
I WAHIIIWITON, l, I', Dec. 13.
Thn iiuadruplo treaty to preserve
I peace In thn Pacific waa formally
alRiird today by plenlpotentlarlci of
(tbe United States, (Jrvat llrltnln,
I Km lieu and Japan. The alxnaturca
were affixed In an ante-room of
the aecrelary of atnle'a office.
Thn American deleRatea alRned
flrat. United Htatea approval, how
ever, waa Riven aubjeel to n writ
ten undcratandlnR with thn Japan
eae provldlnK that the American
Japjueao treaty reRardltiR Yap must
J bn ennaummated before tho four-
power agreement Is binding. This
reservation la expected to bn erased
within a few daya by signature of
thn Yap treaty.
Another American reservation
provided that the domestic quoa
Hon of varloua powers la not to be
considered within thn treaty's scope
ti a ulli.firir n 1 tt ft I
.... , , . , .... -. I
nennior iironeun iieciareo in n
statement toduy that the new iiuad
ruplo treaty had "all (Jiu Iniquities
of thn league of Nations, with none
of the virtues claimed by that doc
ument." ELKS MEET THURSDAYi
Important Huliject Will Conio I'p
for Dlaruaslon
An Important meetlliR la scheduled
for Thursday evening at the Ulk
clubro ma, Kialted Huler A. V Hay
den announced yesterday, and a largo
attendance Is expected. Some import
ant subjects arn Jo bo taken up per
talnlnR to both social and lodge af
fairs. Tho bowling season la on in thn
allejs In the basement of the dull
and aomo very creditable, scores havo
been rolled, l.oula Hoagland la high
man with a record of 337. A numbcri
ot rompotllnra aro crowding closely
on his trait, and It Is common gossip 1
..... ... .. ..
in mo nuu tnai icm altera, mo,
local left-handed wonder, Intenda to
challenge Hoagland for a Christina
match. Walters professes, to bo able
to niaator any left hand bowler In
the club but owing tit their ararrlty
haa challenged the "right-handers."
MI.NKltM KXTOMIIKD
MOItltlSON, Colo.. Dec. 13.
Twenty-five coal miners aro entomb
ed by an explosion In a ecu! mine ot
thn Colorado Collieries company hero
thla afternoon. Tho first report sa'id
that alx bodies hnd been recovered.
UatMS out
MAVlNGAHARDTiME lb ktePUP -.jgr-
IV V ""V rawT"t'l?vPy V) ARMS LIMtrATToM tp
NoThing 5MALL ABouTIhis one Jivs?NnBail f ahdTAc funnv
(JAPAN MAY MAKE
I DECLARATION ON
SIBERIA QUESTION
Auii'diient Mil)' llrlng AIhiiiI
Wllliilrniifll nf Hie Army
nf Oftiipiillun
Hie),
WAHIIINdTON, D. C . Dee 13
A "Reiitleineu'n ilnclurutlbii ' con-,
ernliiK Hlberla and presciice of Jnp-i
annsij troops there Is understood to'
bo under prnpiiratlon by thn JapunevijPeath Lilt Now 6 Water
government. If pinna aro mrrli-il nut
It la belloved Hint tin! Japanesn dele
gation may anon nnnounrn thla de
claration to tho arms conference.
Aa now conceived the declaration
will embody Japan's word "a n gen -
tloman" Hint the Japanese nrmy of
occupation In Siberia, will bn with
drawn when conditions make It pos
alblu aa soon aa Japan can obtain
soino "reasonable grounds" Hint thn
Uvea and properly of Japanese resi
dents will bo safeguarded and that
some protection will bn afforded In
tlio Siberian districts adjacent to
Cori-a.
It was Intlmnled that Jupunesn be
lieve such n dernlratlnn would "clear
the air" as to tlm Siberian situation,
and while It .would allow the statu
quo to continue. It would pUre Japan
on her honor to evacuate the country
is enrly aa possible.
NEW WOOD WORKER
Arn-t of (ieorKr IVo) lc on Liquor
Ctinrco Augments I'oirr
iatnl,i, county's official wood
pile squad was augmented today by
the addition of another worker in
Oeorgu Iloyle, IS. widely known
here, who wa arrested In the Coiy
restaurant on Klamath arrnue Sat
urday nlRht by a raiding squad
Thn officers declared that Ilorln
hnd a milk bottle full cf 'moonshine
which ho attempted to pou
down
a sink. Enough waa saved, how
ever, to bring him a 1300 flno and
(0-day sentence in Justlco GiRhs-
gen'a court last night.
From the splendid manner In
which tho wood pllo worksra aro
making; big ones Into little ones,
county officials aro led to hope
that thn work will bo finished be
fore tho first heavy snows.
BASKETBALL DEC. 23
I'lrsl Cnmo of NVh Alliletlr Assiic
IiiiIiiii la ArrnnRetl
A week from Friday nlRht will
'..,. .,.. . . . i..i.
iiurs mc nrsi ,.neiuaii Kame oi
tho aenaon. aa ..II a. the opening .
liirni ni. ill., aimeiir aitsnriaiinn miw
being formed, when tho Klka team
will play thn Merrill. team tn the as-1
soclatlnn hall al Fourth and Klam-
ath. Tho Mine nlRht tho t'nlvcrslty i
club basket bull team will play
Klamath ARency at tho AKcncy.
. It Is planned to have it band on
tho opening nlRht to help make the ;
flrirt athletic event itf tho season a .
gala occasion. Other games are being
arranged for and will bn announced
ns soon ns the schedule Is completed.
CONFERENCE SIDELIGHTS
E
ON R.R. STOPS
I
RESCUE PARTY
Still Inundates Part
of Northwett
. AIlKltUKKN, Dec. 13. Tho third
lamlslldn today stopped tho rescuers
werking: to find the bodies of Mrs,
Herald Willis and W. T. Labcllo. who
wero entombed when a logging; train
waa wrecked by a landslide Sunday 1
night. John l.lnd, who was Injured,
died last night This brings the death
list from slides, to six.
KVKHBTT, Dec. 13 The alreeta of
Htanwood am under water aa a result
of the dike breaking along Htlllagua-
mlsh river.
i
8UATTLK, Dec. 13. Klood ondl
lions on I'ugut Sound aro some bet
ter but some streets in Seattle. Kent
and Taroma are still under water.
IIKU.INOHAM, Dee. 13. Water
la rlnwlntr ih .neti thn atrMita nf Ittir-
llngton and Hamilton. Tho'usanda of
acres along the Rkaglt
flooded.
river aroi
INSTALLS NEW CASING
Vonnn Vnlley Oil Company Km-M-niU
DrllllnR Temporarily
Secretary W. S. Wiley ot tho Yonna
Valley Oil company said work on the
Yonna Valley prospect well had
stopped temporarily to Install the
new raslnR which had been received
recently from tho east. The last load
I was taken to the well Saturday and
this week, tho drillers aro busy with
drawing tho smaller caalng and la
stalling the new 8 Inch material just
received.
Secretary Wiley added that tho
two water veins which hid been en
countered nt "0 and J00 feet would
be plugged up before the drllllnR
operations wero renewed, and that
the drillers did not anticipate any
trouble with their plans. While the
uai.ii Mavan AtA aaArl Ait a1 tr IntorfarA I
with tho drllllnn. stilt better results
lut1l tiM ntitntnH In (hi, isirrh fnr nil
- - . . ."
wioui in. war to rontenu wn. ,
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OltDKItS KTHKKT KI.VSIIKD
Street Commissioner Hunaaker
left orders previous to his departure
for San Francisco several days ago
to flush Main atreet and all other
paved streets if weather conditions
permitted. Today, the flusher and
sprinkler has been working from one
end of Main street to the other wash
ing oft the accumulation ot dust nnd
other refuse.
ANOTHER
.MaMIS OF rmitlKKIMl
mMKN MKAT UP MK.V AT
f.XMf MIMMt WltlK.'K At'TOS
i:s
ITTHIlUiUJ, Knns., Dee. 13
Mob of shrieking women at ,
coal mines' todny heat up !
lour men, wreexcu two auiomo-
4 biles, and strewed dinner palls
nbout. Tho women wero said
4 to have used red pepper and
atones, and to have pelted the
4 sheriff with brend and butter. A
4 smaller mob waa repulsed at 4
Mulberry.
$21,000,000 WILL BE ,
ASKED FOR SHEEP j
rYitN AINU I-AKIVlkrO
Vitm That Iana no Advanced
on Oroivlng; Grain and
Wool Mortgage
WA8IIINOTON, Dec. 13. Dr.
Charles J. Smith, who left for Port
land recently, submitted to the war
finance corporation a plan for ad-;
vances to grain and sheep growers
of Kastern Oregon, with a data on,
tholr needs and operations. He cal
culated that over 131,000,000 will
be required, 115,000,000 for craln
alone, auumlns that halt may be
secured from other sources. He
urges that upwards ot $11,000,000
be advanced by tho government on
mortgsgos on growing grain, on
growing wool and ona halt the
h"P nfreaae.
Senator Stanfield, who has been
consulting officials on tho plan, says
It has been well received and thinks
substantial relief wilt bo forthcom
ing. SHED BIDS REJECTED
i
City Council Holds Figures Submit-'
Irtl Aro Too High.
All bids on the' machinery shed
advertised by the council were re
jected last night. Illds were too
high, the conncll bold, and the
matter was referred back to the;
street committee. S. W. Martin sub-j
mlttcd a bid ot J 875; W. E. Mc-
Aboy. 1148: H. R. Emmltt. 57.-
and O. n. Doyle, t2S.
Tho council ordered tho police
Judge to draw a warrant for
S113.SS In favor of John Gordon
for rebate on Clendennlng property.
IVrraita Granted
Permits granted last night were
N0
n. P. Hogue, four
room frame dwelling house, Sec-
omt Hot Sorlnr. addition. aDDroxi-i
go()- p n Go,den"tnree'
room honse, Hillside addition, ap-l
proximate cost 11,200; llert C.
Thomas, frame garage, 737 Pacific
Terrace, approximate cost $150;
Oeorge McCollum, frame dwelling,
Ninth and High streets, approxi
mate cost $3,000 .also permission,
to cut pavement for making sower
connectiens: permission granted to
(both Don J. Zumwalt and H. E.,
Getx for removing poplar trees in)
front of their property on South.
Riverside street. I
lloxing Commisalon Reports '
Dr. H. L. Stewart madn a renort
of tho boxing commission Investiga
tion ot tho bouta conducted by Dert
McDonald December 10, and said
that the game was conducted alongt
j Instructions laid down by the coma
mission. All instructions were car
ried out to tho letter, Dr. Stewart
I ald, and no fault was found. The
I name of Jack Furber was suggest
'ed by Councilman West as a mem
I ber to replace Fred Sonlo, resigned.'
'The council approved tho selection.
BREAKS GOOSE RECORD
I
Hurry Thraidier Ilrlngs In Honker.
WelghlnK V1H 1'oiintN I
Tho record for large geese held
by M, S. Illden, who brought in a
honker Thursday weighing 9U
pounds when dressed, was broken
by Harry Thrasher on Sunday, when
he roturncd from a day spent hunt-
Ing in tho Klamath Straits, with a'
I bird that wolghed 13U poundn
dressed. Tho Illden fowl was killed
, In tho Strults also, and from all In
dications this section bids fair to
Decome a rival or .Maun, which.
heretofore has claimed most of tho1
hunters on week end trips out from'
Klnmnth Falls. !
ttoo STRIKERS TURNED '
HACK AT FORT WORTH!
FORT WORTH. Tex.. Dec. 13..
Nearly 300 workers were turned
UaCK III 111U iaVAIIlfi IIVUIQ 41HKO
district today when crowds of
strike breakers stopped the street (
cars, reversed the trolley poles andj
forced the cars to rtiurn to ran
Worth, ,
SUPREMEGOURT
UPHOLDS STATE
bULUIttiHUI.ua
Act Declared Valid After
Friendly Suit BnmtM
by American Lofton
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. It.
Knactmant of the veteraaa ad-
Justed Compensation Bill wilt k
completed by comresa wltkla
JO days, Hanford nfaealaar,
American Legion National coxa-
mander, waa advltad by Banator
McCumber and rtepreaeatatlT
Fordney today.
SALKM, Dec. 13. The Btata !
dlera' nonus and Loan act waa upheld
today by the supreme court la a
friendly suit Instituted on behalf or
the American Legion to test the law
preparatory to the Issuance of fceaate.
The act providing payment of flS
a month cash up to 1500, or a lean
ot $3,000 on real estate to ex-eervlea
men waa passed by the last itate leg
islature. The approval of the peopie'rae
Riven to the measure at a special
election June 7.
Tho local appraising board appoint
ed by the state to paaa on property
valuations Is composed of M. L. John
son, Arthur 8. Wlaon and E. M.
Ilubb. J. U. Carnaban waa appointed
local attorney to paaa on titles and
other legal questions.
H1XON NOT GUILTY
riadlBS Mado for
Circuit Court Jatry
Lester Hlxon, charged with the
theft of a mare from Harrison Brown
on the reservation last June, waa
found not guilty ot the charge by
jury verdict, reached at 3:15 p. m. In
tho circuit court. Tho caso waa bard
fought from beginning to end and It
Is estimated that over 100 residents
ot the reservation wert In attendance
at the trial.
Following the disposal of the Hlx
on case, tho examination ot talesmen
for the jury which will hear the case
ot Stato against O. T. Anderson,
charged with the alleged theft of a
steer and brand blotting, was started
by both state and defendant attor
neys. Anderson Is alleged to have
taken a steer valued at $35. on Sep
tember 17, 1920 from the Cbewaeaa
Land and Cattle company'a ranch.
The brand ot the Chewacan compear
was alleged tp have been blotted and
mado into "O. T," the brand belong
ing to Anderson.
The finding of the jury in the Hlx
on case Is tho first acquittal of the
"convicting Jury," as the lawyere
designate the present jury list. Mrs.
Jessie Kckwall, William Pinch and
Walter J. Wolfo were all convicted ot
crimes since the criminal docket
opened December 5. Sentence wllbe
pronounced by the court upon all
convicted persons at the close ot the
present court calender, Judge Kuy
kcndall announced several days ago.
BUILDING IS RUSHED
Nearly All Basement Completed la
Hart DuUdlas
Tho forms In tho Hart building at
3oenth and Main streets are beluK
set In position to receive concrete
pouring upon the reinforced steel
basement foundation, the contractors
announced today and It Is expected
that by the end ot the week, the
forms will be filled ready to set.
During the past ten days, workmen
havo been engaged In bending the
stoel tor the reinforcement, and near
ly all the basement section la new In
place. The tlo-up crew haa been busy
placing the "fasteners" about the
ends of the steel sections daring tka
past week. With the foundation la,
the balance ot the building will go
up rapidly, the contractor! said.
BACHED HEART tmTMCNM
WIN GOLD STAR aOTTOKS
The following studenU at. tka
Sacred Heart Acedewy have reeer
ed the Qold Star Primary BwMsm
for progress in the Palmer WrHhsg
Methed: Stella Albert, San Wtt-
kins, Edgar Bedal, DoaaldCrweJ1,
Ervln Larene, Exa iAal, Deft
Hararaves. Francle Albert. AJmm
Hsotor, KM, Cele, XatUejMM
fr, Ollbert luMMkt.
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