TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1924.
J! ' ' . 1 . 1 I I
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FAILS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
IS
MOM'N POP
"TRYING TO SLIP OUT ON SOFT SOAP"
BY TAYLOR
SCHOOL SHE
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cuyo of I
suspicion
that
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Purchase qf Episcopal
' Church Property It
i ' Considered
I MUCH OF VOL! !
DPICOFBOARO
7Lm I in c-ooo humos so i fcuts I t--
itL I Th6 COAST 15 CLtAG "'0 A '
V" l GAME WITH FCLIK '
r"
I
is
'e
JHimunsIou of lliii propound pur
I'liunu lit thu KplHc-opuL church prop
erly on th block bounded by High,
Hi von Hi, Eighth ami Wellington
hlreoU which would, bn Inuludcd In
the now Central hoIhmiI site, wan Ilia
prln nival toplo illicuiMed at thu noml
moullily nmutliiK ( thu rlly school
board hold lnt nlKlit ut thu Coutrul
school lust night.
Negotiations (or h" (tu r:)i unit of
thu proiwrty have Imiin In progress
(or thn punt two month. 'I'liu Kpl
copal church first mihiiilttad a pries
to th school hour,) which wu con
sidered to ItlKh. Tim school board
' countered with u p.-ico wlilrh they
considered equitable.
Hluco thai Uuio thn tianrd h.ui been
HwaltluK (or action from l bo church.
yOt night. Dr. (I. A. Mmmi-y, wan
authorised by tlm boitrit In cull upon
tho IUv. .T,A.M(ir)rwi)athar, pastor
ot Ilia, elnirch, una Ultcumt whether
thure nny'way tho board and tho
church, can coma to mi agreement.
Toulnllvii plan fur'the new Cen
tral Mfllitipt--wiiro examined. , ; Two
pIudb Wmiii luihiiiltliul by Ihtl'iirchl-Im-t,
oun for liiiilillnu wliu-ii would
bn constructed on u ultii not Includ
ins! the cliurcli property mid "ilia
othor IncludliiK thn entire block.
.;' H b imtliiiutDd a grout inuiiy pw.pk
tul but and fnt Jutt loKlnv .trcund
trylnK to keep cool.
Many pnopla am afraid to ilim In
hhallow watnr. Wn nund inoro llku
thorn. (
It la oany to It too jHk In wink
ii ud itlll tool Jmt woll oidujIi I i no
fUhlDK. '
Hairs Catarrh
Medicine claim for It
rid your tyMcm of Catarrh or Dcafneat
cauaed by Catarih. -
I UU r dmtV'ti ff mr ill fn
B. J. CHENEY & CO., Tolado, Ohio
I! b o .
l .."J w R 8 6 I
. WTTl I trrrrrt' 'wi
EXPERIENCE AND CUARANTEE
ASareaalapcdallrtlhavCTtttotreal .
tim com o4 Plica that will noc ir
way to my non-turalcat treatment. ,
Hencct my wuiualiurd CUARANTEB
of CURB or FEE REHJNDQX .
' My aariatanti ara the moat aklllful to ba
found) my oew offioa In my own now
building, tha lamrat and beat aquippadt
myowaocw hotel,whlch adoUM,lacoa
vaolcot and comfbttabla fot out ot town
natlaita who come to ma from many
- - I 1
acacca ana w
rcAal and colon treat-
mama,
Saad taJav for mr MIK
utmm ami aB
DEAN, M.Iilnc
Mwm cdvkt anaa
ULINteCMt
: The Pacific '
Savings & Loan
Association
, ' 1 4S4.H rH ' ' v: t
AsseU Over $7,000,000
Wh not open up your
savings account with
us, your money ia with
drawablo on demand.
We have never paid
lesH than 6. See,
JACK SLATER
' 206 Hart . Building ,
Klamath Lodge Directory
K. of C. Council No. H255
Meets Tuesday 8 p. ni.
Lycoutii Hall, Sth and
High viHltlng Knlgnta
welijumu, '
L. F. Crawford, 0. K
li. P. 0.. ELKS Meets.
C jM Thurdy
Tr : Ing niomD
14 Elks To in u
U Leslie R11
evening. Visit-
bers wuloome.
tile, 9rd Ik Main
mors, Exalted
Ruler, Tom Deliall, See,
COURT
Hullkfuclloim of :H(ll4l Moi'lKiKi'.
Tim Klrtit Nnllonul illunk, Mnrrlll
to C. M. Klrkputrlck. Hut. or Clint.
MIK. Ilk. 14, pugo 543. 7-2-84.
Ill v ftndon AMOi'lntlnn to 0, M.
iriim.mlnrn. Hat. of (lint. Mlic. Ilk. IS,
piiKn 310, 7-7-31.
.MbM'rllnnroii I'llliiH".
In -ilia malti'r of tho oiilntn of
OorKd W. Hlopiir, dnniid. ('rll
rii'il diplii I'olltlDn ii n (I Ordmn.
il-2:i. Lot r,, block 311, IinrKiW
mlillllon.' , ; ''j ,
Low, Klnirlff in K. UIU Hunt
er. KlH'rlffa Ci.rtllK'atH of nahi, 0-17-24.
104. 93, I .(it Situ:, mmtlmrly 40
ft. M 897, block 110, Mill ttddn.
Ainiirlcul .Nutlouul Hunk to Joxpph
A. plrkl". Hnlliifai'tlon of MortKiH!'
Ilk. 2, paK't 34K. lot r,, blojk 92,
KluuiBlh addition. ,
.MurrlnM l,lnwM'.
Frank Mcltyiili to Uorrla l.oniiila.
Circuit Court Kllln(i.
No. 1K4 2 l,aw. O'.Noll & Irwin
Altya. llobort Nowman vh. Kraiik
(iubrliil. IJfinaniU JiidK'imnt for
no. 000. 00.
No. UU Law. frank J. Nvunur
b Wiui. Muri, Altya. Dalian MoNlcli
ola aud Hula Danlid copartnoni un
der th firm iiamo of McNIchol and 1
intnlola va. Klamath County Rodoo
Aaaoclatlon a corporation . and 1).
Dixon. Demand , . Judgment for
(1344.97 and for C0U.
No. 1808 Bqulty... Filed 7-7-24.
M. Duncan. Ally. Charllo North
didder va. llurold M. Chlldora. aUo
known an Archie J. Morrl. Divorce
oomplaint.
You bro not sotting old unl'd you
leave tl awlnitnlng hole before I'. la
t'ma to leave.
Vuluo of a kla depends upon iho
law of aupply tnd dm.nd.
Kcop looking up and v m will Ke
the aky la tho rlmlt.
GOVERNMENT LAND
LACKING BIDDERS
ROShJHURO, July 8. Only half
tho lands advertised by the govern
ment wua bid In ut the aula yealodd.iy
ot timber In Coos and Lane counlleH.
Tho government offerod approxi
mont wm bid In at the sale yesterday
070 wa bid on.
NOTICE.
Anyone having bills against the
Klamath County Fair Association
should present same to Southwell
Palming Co., 626 Vk' Main -street, at
ones. , -
IRRIGATION "
PUMPS
We have a large num
ber of different sizes
and styles in stock
Get one now and save
your crop
Try '
LQRENZ CO. ;
; .:'! . Firs? '
123 No. 6th Street
A'HfiCin L'eyion
K hi mo til Pout No: .i':;.
.,,., Meeting 1st aud 8rd
A'JW'.SSv Tuesdays Court House
KiiVsS .imest
li K. mr..('om'dr.
Knl;hw of Pythias Ijotlgo
Miiot every Monday Kyn
nlng 7:3 v. m. I. O. 0
F. Hall, visiting Knights
weloome.
H. O. Shldler, ;0. 0. 1
' ' ' .
NEW TODY
NUTIOU.
CUaaMiml ailvnrUwinienUi Imre
nflr oi out bo paid fur In advance un
loaa tulvvrliiH-r firry uu open ac
count Willi Tho KvenliiK llirold.
ildviTtlKciiwlita will Ihi arW(l by
tclcpliiinc tint puyiurnt uiuat Ihi nuido
bvforo a . m. of tho dny advert Uo
iiiont I lo unocar.. 'Jlil rule lina
bcn found ncciwinry dun to enre-j
ItnauitM of pnyincnl on Hie part of,
many pntroua and the atUiniliuit ex-j
puo or mnKiuir cuiimTiun in mnnj
Hinall oocounta.
Ill4l, Juuo 1?, I VIM, t, ...
FOR RUNT- Fui nliilied Apurtnient,
now and clean, with or without
gurago.. , l'hono 170-M..., , a'
FOR AI.H II nun year old full
blooded Mlnorcu helui, 1 roon,,,,.
,i ior... m '' m "
I your old. 1 roonter. 20 for all. In-
luiru iih .11H111, mn iuniiiriii. o-i, j
WiANTKD Woman helper at Drudge
Cump. Wrlto Mrs. Ci. a Mageo,
li. B. R. 8. Drugllii No. 4, Lorullu,
Oregon.. 8-10.
FOR RKNT llouso with 5 rooma
and bath, corner 12th and Lincoln.
Also new 2-rootu cottage, furnished
on Kaal St. ,1'hone 2UU-M. 8-10
1 1 -1
FOUND Near Spencer alution on j
main highway, suitcase containing1
aamn by Identifying and paying for!
ad. ' 8-10 i
1
FOR BALE OR TRADE One 23
acre and ons 30-acre tract, both
Improved Wlllametta Valley Bottom
land. 8 mile Eugene. Good roads.
Water for Irrigation Now. producing
upples, peuchoe, pears, prunes, rasp
berries, bluckberrlcs and all klnda
veguMblea. Will consider anv
Klamath proporty for one or both
place. What have you? Address
Ilox A. It-, care Herald. 8-10
HOUSES LOTS FAItMH
Choice locations Ixiw rrlcs
, 1
It. . t'LAYK OPP MTV MAI.Lj
Phone 11!W Mil!
Dunham Certified
USED CARS
' Compare These Prices
1023 Overland Touring. Porteci
In every respect $4Z0.00.
1923 Chevrolet, a new car In Sep
tember at $425.00.
1917 Ford at $78.00.
You Can't Equal Those Prices
In Town.
8th & Oak Sta., Phone 62-W 8-9
LOST Child's grey vanity purse.
I Return to 620 Washington St.
! 8-10
: FOR SALE Ford Roadrfter. A-l
condition, 1923 model. RoomS.
I Pelican Bay Hotel. 8-14
REAL ESTATE
I FOR SALE Houses In all parts of
city. Why rent when you can buy
' on my eay payment plan. Pay like
:rul. It. II. Malay, 703 N. 9th St.
jun as 1 ,1 it j n -
WANTED
WANTED By uly 10, 4 or 6 room
furnleUod houso. Box ISO Herald
Offico. J-8
W1ANTBI Woman helper for cook
house at Tule Lake reclamation
contract. Apply Rosa Stsmpley, U. S.
R. Gnrngo, Klmmnth Falls, , J7-9
WANTED Responsible boy "to de
liver papers. Must be at least 14
years of ago and must have bicycle.
Good paying route. . dnqulre at Her
ald Office. ; , tt
WANTED TO RENT Good piano.
Beat care guaranteed. Box M. B.
T.. Horald Office. 2Ut
PARTNER WANTED with $3000 for
established business well located,
three year leas?, all money . to be
used for expansion ot business which
ha outgrown present capital. Her-
erenoes required. Call at Red Star
Realty Co., 005 Main St., for full par
ticulars and arrangement of Inter
view. 3-9
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Choerftil roilnl, oloso
in, private nome, uunuuinun pre
ferred. 512 N. 8th St.. phono 138R.
' , 7tf
FOR RENT-Ono-roOm cabin, furnish
ed for sloeping room. 119 Wash
Phone B42-R. - 7-8
ROOM TO RENT Reasonable, close
In. 418 Pine St. , 7-9
FOR RENT Three-room furnished
apartment, private bath, 64 Main
ttrstt, Phous itfl-W) svtBing, f-l
FOR RENT
KOIl RENT dirge room with all
conviiloneen; nultable for 2 or 3
num. 306 l'lna St. 7-8
KOK HUNT Apt. Home, six modern
apt. For particular wrlto Box
S. P. C. Humid Office. 2tf
j
KOU RENT Ono modern furnished
Apt. Cor. Cedar.& llne. Phone
fit S7tf
FOR SALE
KORD CAR for aaln cheap. Apply af
. 2tio itecmmaiion nve. 7-1
FOR 8A1.I5 Oil burner; will fit any
took movii or ruuge. Iiox U. '.,
Horuld officii. ' j 7-9
FOR 8AI-K 1921 Hudson speedster,
K0O1I condition, kooj tlrca cheap
for cash, ('nit at Washington Rooma,
North Klxth St
, J7-9'
KOJt HALIi
Ciuu) tractor, 15-27 II.
i'.:
,1-bottom 147 plow; 1-bottoiil I
dine plow; 10-foot diac barrow with
ilunduni atuohmont, 1100; good
8. V. Moody, Mulin, Oregon.
I . 7-10
FOR SALE OR TRADE S windowa
and Mimo wecond-hand ceiling and
other lumber. 137 8th St. 7-8
FOR SAI.H Cuhlnet, tliree-burnor
coal oil- atoro. Ced onl; a few
iluyi. Cull I'bone- 27S. 3tf
FOR SALE Mauce stock saddle.
chain liaraiMs. A-hapn, gasoline
liinijui. ' UurKaiu, ;ii!l or-' separate.
Merrill Civatneryj Merrill, Oregon.
; . ' : 3-9
FOR SALE 1000 licrca sheep pas
ture, on Tule Lake. Sugar grans,
wheat, barley and oJits. A. A. Liskey.
Malln, Oregon. ' ,' " '4-17'
FOR SALl," Rooming house loose
and furniture, brick building, good
location. Cheap for cash. Cbilcote
& Smith, 727 Main., , 2-8
WILL SELL 400 to BOO too good
rro hay uncut or In stack. In
quire John Hngelstein, Algoma, Ore.
Z-8"
FOR SALE 6 yearling Holsteio
heifers runnlug from 16 to 18
mouths old. J. E. Enman, near
Stukel Bridge. ' 2-8
FOR SALE.
(1000 All Improvements for sale
on 320-acre dry ranch, 3i miles
from town, with tree use ot land for
3 years. Four-room house, 2 stables,
2 granaries, 1 woodshed, 2 chicken
coops (with scratch, pens) tor 300
hens, 1 brooder house, 1 pig shed, 1
pump with gasoline engine, 1 tree
trough, 2 hi miles of wire fence, 100
rods of 3-foot Pago fence around the
house, 1 spring wagon. Reason for
selling is on account of age. S. V.
Moody. Malln, Oregon. 7-10
MISCELLANEOUS
Alfalfa Dollvered A-l grade. L.
Noll, R. P. D. No. l.lphone 269-W.
- J7-A7
TRIANGLE CAFE rThe place to get
good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT. 633
Main Street, phono 624. .. lltf
Z. PETERS, accredited teacher of
Piano and Violin. - Othor Instru
ments taught nlso. 748 Broad near
Slxtli. Juno 30 July 20 Jno.
1
PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH. Rooling
Deadening Foil and Glass. For les
at Patterson's, 630 South 6th St.
2-8
"It's a Brick!'1 The new service
station at 11th and Main, now open
for business. SHEARER & POWERS.
V-
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Gentleman's open-face gold
wuicn, on cant maiu or niuriutiur
St.. In Mill's add. Phone 645-W, M. L.
Miller. 2145 Wnntland Avo. Reward.
. ' v . . ' -. : . 7-9-
LOST Suitcase on road,, near Dor-
rls, Cul., night ot July 3rd. Re
ward. Leave at Hall hotol. 7-9
LOST Lady's tan purse, containing
checks and jewelry, $20 reward.
Notify Box 33, Morrill Ore. 7-12
LOST Sultrasc between Crescent
nnd Klamath Fill In, containing
lady's wearing apparel. Notify Mrs.
Curl D. Spoehmiu, Klnmath Fnlla.
' ' 5-9
AUTOMOBILES
FOIt SALE Quite a anloctlon of
used Uulck O's, tourings and road
ster, prloed reftsonabls, Bulok Oar-
-, tm
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTK'K 4I' AU OK KK.W,
J'llOI'KRTV I .VDKIt KXW'l'TIO.
IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF THU !
8TATB OF ORKfiON FOR I.AKK
COUNTY. . i
! I
I
pany, a corporation, piainiilt vs. John;
liujea. Ina O. Liurrlott Hayee, tils',
wifo, William H. Hayed, Central i
Oregon Hank, a corporation, and U. j
it. Land & LlvesiUx-k Company, a.
corporation, defendants. IJy virtue,
of an execution, in foreclosure duly!
laauort by the Clerk of the Circuit
Cuurt of tliu Statu ot Oft.'gon lor
Ijike County, dated tho 28th day ofi
June, l'J2), in a cerulu suit Jn Hies
Circuit Court for aald County -und
State whuruln the above named plain-!
tilt recovered judgment and ilotrtu-,
against the iboe named defendanul
for the sum of $5512.70, vuli inter-
eat thereon at the rate of 8 per cent
per annum from and after the 2ilh 1
day of September, )y21, and for thej
further sum of $350.00 for attorney's I
fees and the further sum of $'
plaintiffs costs and disbursements 1
herein. , '
.NOTICE IS UEREI1Y GIVEN that;
d will on the 9th day of August. I
1924, at the front' door of the;
County Court House in Klamath I
Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, at '
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said J
day, sell at public auction to the;
highest and but bidder for cash, the ;
following described real property,
to-wlt:
The Southwest quarter (SW4) or)
the Northwest quarter (XW) und i
the West bait (Wiij of the South-
west quarter (SW.) of Section)
thirty-five (35), Township thirty-!
seven (37) South Range ten (10) 1
Eaat of . Willamette Meridian. All pf
aald property, as above described,
l-ing and -altuate In the County of
Klamath and State of Oregon.
' Taken and levied upon as the
property of the above named defend
ants, or ao much thereof ae may be
necessary to satisfy the judgment and
decree herein in favor of said plain
tiff, with interest thereon, together
with all costs and disbursements that
have or may accrue.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Klamath
County, Oregon, this 8 th day of
July. 1921. L. L. LOW,
Sheriff of Klamath Co., Oregon.
" By ALLEN SLOAN. Deputv.
July 8-15-22-29 Aug. '0
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE
6TATE OP OREGON IX AND
KOR KLAMATH COUNTY.
Equity No. 1788. -Gtlman
P. Stauffer, plaintiff vs.
Roee May Stauffer, defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, You are hereby requir
ed to appear and answer the com
plaint on tile In the above entitled
suit, on or before the 16th day of
July, 1924. that being the day pre
scribed In the order of the Court for
the publication of this summons, and
if you fall to so appear and answer,
for want thereof the plaintiff will
apply to the Court tor -the renei
prayed for In his complaint, vir: tor
EVERETT TRUE
1uum Vii vi t M -rurfi GOIMTRAPTION you
kai-n A pjjutj CouL-tJ
ico Thb fiouse- Mm-d Cet'S see- You DO T
L-iT-MlliW
ICoKrril.l. I'I.by Sc... Ir
LEGAL NOTICES
the dissolution of the bonds of mat
rimony now and horetofore existing
between plaintiff and defendant,
upon !h grounds of desertion for
morn than one year lat past ana
Immediately preceding the tiling o
the complaint herein.
Thl" xuinmons is served upon you
by puuiicatlon thereof in the Klam
ath Evening Herald, a newspaper j
printed, published and of general
circulation in Klamath County, Ore
gon, once each week for six consecu
tive and successive weeks, the first
publication thereof being on tho 3rd
day ot June, 1924, and thn hut
publication being 4rn the 1 nth day 1
of July, 1924. ' j
Dour, lay ;order of tho Hon. A. L.
i:avitt, Judgo of the ubovu nntltlod
court, said order being dated the
3rd day of June, 1924.
- WILLIAM MARX,
Attorney for plaintiff. Pom" offico
address. 214 Willits Illdg.,-Klamath
Kalis, Oregon. . . - 1
June 3-10-17-24 July 1-8-13
NOTICK tXtll Pf IttaCATIOM :..
-. Serial 0121.74 s,"
. , I
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Lakeview, Ore
gon, May 21, 1924. , . I
Notice I hereby given, that F..A. :
Hyde & Co., whose post office ad-j
dress is 601.18th Street, Oakland, J
I'nlifnrn;.-! ht.w rilcrl Iff . tKlft nffir-A !
its application lo select .under tne
provisions ot the Act , of . June 4,
1897 (30 Stat. 36) as amended by
the Act of March 3, 191.5 (33 Stat,
1264) the following described land.
to-wlt: ' '
S or SW-li- of See. 25, -T. 37 S.,
R. 11 E.. W. M. " V -
NEV4 of NW of Sec. 31, T. 37
S., R.; 12 E., W. M.
Lot 4 of Sec. 18, T, 38 S., R. 13
E-, W. M. ' ' :'"
Any aud all persons claiming ad
versely the land described or desir
ing to ooject because ot tpe mineral
character of the land or for any
other reason to the disposal fo ap
plicant should tile their protests in
this office on or before July 10,
1924. ...'..
It is ordered that this notice be
published once a week for five con
secutive weeks in the Klamath Falls
Cvecinp Herald published at Klam
ath Fall, Oregon.
P. L,ltt . '. - .
Register. '
Juno 10-17-24 July 1-8
NOTICE OR SALE.
IN THE COUNTY COURT -OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM
ATH COUNTY.
In the matte of the estate ot Mil
dred Elder, also known as Nellie
Mildred Elder, deceased. A
Notice ii hereby give that the
undersigned, A. L. Wishard, admin
istrator ot the estate ot Mildred Eld
er, also known as Nellie Mildred Eld
er, deceased, pursuant to order ol
the County Court of th State of
Oregon for Klamath County, made
and entered om June 7, 1S24, will, on
and after. July 11. 1934, sell at pri-
: By CONDO I
OPSRnrtS IT If C?CMS oon
'"1 HitfHffi M li,n..iiiil milili.lbi
i
LEGAL NOTICE
vate sale to the hlghent bidder for
cash in hand or uuun terms, nil. the
right, title and interest owned and
possessed by said deceased at tho
time of her death in and to real prop
erty described ae follows, to-wit:
. Situate in Klamath County, Ore
gon, the SE4 of Section 17, Town
ship 37 South, Range 14, East of
the Willamette Meridian.
Bids will be received tor said
property for all or par.t and all
bids must be in writing delivered to
said administrator at tho law office
of R. C. Oroesbeck, Klamath Palls.
Oregon. . - . ., . ..,r
Dated: June 10. 1924. ' '-"
A. L. WISHAR0, '" '
Administrator of the ' estate of
Mildred Elder, also known as Nellie
Mildred Elder, deceased. .j. f.-;
Julia, 10-17-84 JiilT I.k
IX 1UK ;IRCU1T -COURT OK TIIK
STATE OK OREGON IN AiVl
FOIl KLAMATH tCNfy.
Equity No. 1790. " .";."'. '''",.
''Frances' E. Lyttro,' plaintiff vk.
Douglas S. Lyttle, defendant. - -
To Douglas S. Lyttle, defendant.
IN THE NAME OP THE STATE
OF OREGON, You are hereby requlr
er to appear and answer the com
plaint on file In the above entitleo
suit, on or before the 16th day ot
July, 1924, that being the day p-o-scribed
In the order of the Court for
the publication of this summons, and
it you fall to so appear and answer,
for want thereof the plaintiff will
apply to the Court , for the relief
prayed for to her complaint, via! .
for the dissolution ot the bonds ot
matrimony now and heretofore exlat
fiig' between plaintiff and defendant,
upon the grounds of desertion for
rat.re than one year last past and
Immediately preceding the filing of
tlm com plain t herein. .,
' fit)., .iimmon-i t servnrl upon Tflil
by publication thereof In -the Klam
ath Evening Herald, ' a newspaper
printed, , published, and of general
circulation In Klamath County, Ore
gon, once each weeb for six consecu
tive aud successive weeks, the tint
publication-thereof being on the 3rd
day ot June, 1924, and the last pub
lication being on the 15th day ot
July.; 1914. ' .
Done -by order of the Hon. A. L.
Leavitt, Judge of the above entitled
court, said order . being dated the
3rd day of June. 1924. 1 -WILLIAM
MARX,
Attorney for plaintiff. Post office
address, 214 Willits BIdg., Klamath
Falls," Oregon. c
rJ 3-10-17-24 July 1-8-18
NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS TO
MAIiE STREET IMPROVEMENTS
Pursuant to ordinance No. 642,
duiy enacted and -passed by the
Common Council, June 23, 1924,
fsoiica is hereby given that Proposals
will be leceived by - the: Common
Council for making ; the . street im
provement known - as the Michigan
Avenue Improvement, which extends
from Main street in a northwesterly
direction to Esplanade. Street and
from Michigan Ave., from the south
east corner ot Lot 1, Block 04, Sec
ond Hot Springs Addition to Klam
ath Falls, Oregon,: in a westerly di
rection to Eapliana4e ' Street, as
shownn the vfcans and specifications
I on tile in tho office of the Police
J UUb'Q 01 the City ot Klamath. Folia,
said improvement to be in accordance
with said plans and specifications.
The proposed contract will 'be lot
in one contract, and- the time within
which the same is to be completed la
fixed hv sucti ordinance us on or
before th 1st day of. November,
j 1924.
i' ' Bids mu.st be filed with the Police
Judge for submission to the Coni
linou Council not later than eight
iu'cluok p. m. of July 14, 1924, and
; tho bids will be considered by the
Common Council immediately there
jatter at the Council Chambers in
I auid City. .1 ' .- ' ';'..: , ... ' '- ', '
I hucli proposal must be accoin
j panicd by a certified check on some
responsibly . banking Institution in .
,un amount equal to 6 of the ag
' J gregate amount ot the proposal, same
: to be forfeited to the successful bid
der upon failure to enter Into a con
! tract and bond tor the faithful com
pletion of 'Bald improvement in ac
cordance with i'uid plans and speci
fications therefore.
I The Olty of Klamath Falls rs
' serves the right at all times to re
: Joct any and nil bids and propoiuU.
i'i'hn award to the successful .niitdHr
lis hereby nindo contingent upon the
Isule of bonds tliut will ba aitlborlza.:
'to provide l'un, is tor ntakliig i.uch
j improveiiieut. , .,.''
1 . The plaus, specifications and 09
. ; tlmates ahovo referred to embrace
In provljiou that the above proposed .
j Improvements may bu matte with 8
liicli chiller bound macadam or 7
ilnch water bound miiuiid.-im mateiial.
' together with 5 ft. concrete nlde
j wHlks, and li d.r are Invited for each
jc!iis ot improvement in addition to
Kiadin, rolling and G ft. cement side-.
I"" LEM L. GAOHAGEN,
Police Judge, Olty of
, Klamath Falls, Orsgon.
) , June -8Q July 1-8-3-4-6-7-8-9
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