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Seventeenth Year No. C4G8
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Uncensored
Observations
, Tin: KI.AM.ITII Kll
(Htlll a ceronl)
' , Chapter Four
Just an llio Klamath Kid and his
brldo reached Mmlc Point they
heard a ItlPPKY anund In tho on
' sine o( their flivver unci the blamed
thlm atODued dead In 11 track.
hough the tikkoii oro w.i go-
Ing to set It fixed? ho wanted to
know. "I haven't a lilt of JACK
with ma and I don't sdo any chiince
to 8TKKI.B any In- Hi In man'i town."
"Wall." eiclalmed the brldo, "Juhi
DHAlN tbo radlntor.and then get
a C0YM3 of wlra and you can fix
tho whole WORKS."
Tha Kid wan A.M.RHI) with por
porallon when ho hud finished
working on the ear.
"day, If 1 had many moro WEEKS
of thin they'd noon havo me h the
violent WARD," he crlt-J aa lie
KOBE from under the car. "I'd Ilka
to LAMM the bird that ?old ilila pile
of Junk to mo."
' A moment Ijter he climbed hark
In by the aide of. the br'do mid took
HOLT of the steering- wheel
Now watch her sTAuii the wind
wbllo .1 IJCWJ.KIl nlang toward
Collsquia," he crtod.
And .he snvo! him a a ay umiio
PP
Ml
their' His "tit tin bowled elonSjUSell Dy petitions tO the
like a PACKARD toward Clilloqilln.
; ' (Continue:! tomorrow
: " still going strong).
Able Oordon baa arrived in Klam
ath Falls to add a little Impotua In
the tight Kama of which, those who
have sefr him In action any, ho la
ono of the gamoat llttlo tighter
that oror sent a man Into tho stars.
However, Able la a little too large
to meet tho little 08 poun'Jer of
Klamath Falls who challangoa any
one his alia end weight to go around
the ring with htm. The llttlo man
la no other than Frank Homos at
the White Pelican hotel formerly of
Draxll. Frank challenges anyoco,
rcgordlou of their oxpirloneo. Jim
my Kylo who hops bolls. Is his man
ager. According to cyo witnesses,
the aplrlt of the gamo got n llttlo
too heavy for Frank and ho clcunml
up tho Cook In regular South Am
erican stylo, knocking Big 1)111 But
ton, 186 poundor for a row of hos
pltal cots. Frank coul.l zip right up
i Dig Dill's frnmo baforo tlio cook
could aay, Adam and Kvo on a rtuTl,
, Wreck 'om. Step up, boys and girl.,
only know your stuff lie tor o y.iu
start In.
Jack Edwards or Adam, depend
ing on which nnmo Id more cJvIh
nblo, found It nocossnry to rasort to
amulato tho hulry ape horo r.icent
. ly whon he Was arrested In Eugene.
incK, ma iory goc, wns u u nuimi
m Eugene. Porooiving two officers
approaching, ho, aklppnd tip tho
stairs to tho sooond floor mid wns
Just cllniblnn out tho roar window
whan ono of tho ofMcorn covcrod
him with a revolver. KdwnriU at
that tlmo was hanging by his liar.'.'.i.',
With a ulco long drop ts tho grnitrd
below. "Don't mnvo on Inch," the
officer commanded. , "Stay whnro
you aro." So Edwards hung, llkt
a sldo of ham on a moat honk, u:
t It tho socond officer loUuraly walk
ed Into tlio housotip tho stulrs niwl
Into tho room from which h'o had
mndo hla djclt, Tho officer hand
cuffed Edwards and then dragged
him back Into the hotiso.. Edwards
la cliargod with having stolon furs
from tho Dryco MoCormlck homo nt
Kono.
' EXT1U!
(Dy United Wo Snoor.o)
(The longest hny-wlro In tbo world)
UNCEN80MSD OHSBIIVATION8
doslros to don tho rumor that tlort
Hall Is gi4,ng to soil his hotol and
boc'omo editor of tho Wblta Lake
City Times onoo moro. ' .
The goof that I don't Ilka ono whit, Invitation to speak at the annual
Js the one who writes mo, llunoheon ot the Ansoclatod Proas
., .w.-... ...s.-'. "ficaso i'omlt.'Mlu this city on, Tuesday, April 81.'
Street Improvements This
Year to Be Greater
Than Ever Before ,
FIGURES ARE GIVEN
City Engineer Henery Re
veals Vast Amount of
Work Is Asked
With over a mile of pav
ing and a mile of macada
mizing practically assured,
Klamath Falls this year will
experience the biggest year
in street improvement work
in the history of the, city,
City Engineer E. B .Henry
U: n,ln
IGUiu tuua v . i
,; A city-wide demand for j
paved streets has manifested j
city council, submitted
Since the first Of the year.
lhree units of street im-
provement have been
started Dy the raising or
preliminary expense money
by the property holders. The
largest Of these Units Will
be the first to be projected,
Known as the thirty-sixth
navinir unit it romri-"0
blocks, one section bounded
by Klamath and Oak on the
north and south and Fourth
to Eleventh streets on the
east and west inclusive and of Baskatchawan. Loss was estlmat-
I n !r'H!l at 1300.000. with Inventory of
meOinej SeCllOn Iiom tllgn ru.cd oaDmDnt. expected to make
tO JefferSOn On ruth Street.
Thfi thli'tv-spvonth unit
includes tWO blocks from nme. x
High to Jefferson on Sec-L ' : ' ---
ond street and the thirty.' . HELL N'
eighth unit includes 6000 : :
feet of macadamizing on
East Main street
If all three of these units
are completed this year, it
will mean the expenditure i
of approximately $150,000, 1
Mr. Henry estimated. That)
there would be more street
improvement projected this
- -., ."-
year was the city engineer s
prediction.
ISLE OF PINES
TREATY IS
WASHINdTON, March 13, Tho
twoniy-yonr-old treaty roJognlslng
Civbnn sovarolgnly ovor tho Islo ot
Plnos, was ratified today by tho
sonnto, '
.Just botoro tho final roll call n
reservation by Sonutor Uorah, ro
publli'iin, Idaho, providing that nil
provisions of exlntlng and tuturo
treaties bolwccn tho Unllod Stntui
and !uba Hliull apply to the In
hnbltitnts of' tho lslo of Pines, was
adopted without n record voto. ;
DAWKH TO HI'KAK
NEW YOHK. March 18.-Vlco
rronldont Dawes has ' accoptod an
APPROVED
KLAMATH FALLS,
UK A I, LAND WITHDRAWN
" WASHINGTON, Morch 13.
The withdrawal of nlno acreii
of tmlillc land near Algoma,
Klamath county, Orogon, for
township purposes, wa uu-
thorlzcd In an osoculiva order
juod today. Tho tract will
be surveyed, divided lnt lota
and void at public auction.
Road Bond Bids .
To Be Received
By County Court
lUils IU bo oprnril tomorrow
afternoon by tho county court for
IJio nolo of IIi,(K In moil bonds
which will finance three county rum)
project '
Tho band Ihkuo was authorized by
the Kkumilh publie by a lunce n
Jorliy at I ho November election.
Among oilier project In view, U tlio
romitrurtlan of brldg.0 across Link
river, which will mean the comple
tion of llm Itork creek road nt the
K hi ninth Falls end.
Tho money wilt nlio bo umkI for
I' urubbliiK anil clearing of state
ulxliviaya In tlio county. . Vndi-r an
ngrmm-iit with tlio HtnUi the county
tliMirs ami unite tho atnte hlithwnya
nn(l ",o B"idc "! ."
wiu ruuuii
tl'KAKIJl AT ROTARY
ianu Hoxtnn iw .cin work M
Md.T.beri of tho Klamath Falls
Ro.ry ciuh wero Bddrogiiod this
00B hJ Frank Wton, ciuh leader
)n the couy. who uod as iusub-!
-boys and giria ciub work in t
Wamath eounty." There was an
especially goo-i attendance at the
j iunchoon.
LABORATORY
BURNED
DiciriTnnu c.i. u.-.v i:Dlah-on commlttoo at a meeting, of i
Fir. .iorm,i 'in ih. i'rnini- uh.irn.
lory hero today doatroy.'ng tho oa
glneerlng building of tho University
I u,B ,um IGOO.OOO. Low water pra-
sura hnhmnrni tlio fieht nrnlnut the
SOv O x GoshYooaik'T
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Associated Press Leased Wire
OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925
Bank President
By Black Cat, Friday, 13th
J. A. Gordon, president of
was 13 minutes late in getting
cording to his wife, he started for the bank
at the usual time, but about three blocks
from the office he noticed a black cat
peering out from behind an ash can, with
its long, black tail doing a peek-a-boo on
the other side of the can.
The bank president took one look and
stopped dead in his tracks. Holy smoke!
Friday, the 13th, and a black cat barring
the way! ,
' He turned around three times, looked over his right
shoulder at the grinning cat and retraced his steps. ; He
walked about 13 blocks out of his way to reach the
office, and then wiped 13 beads of perspiration off his
brow when he realized he had come through the ordeal
unscathed. ,
Black cats and 139 and
vouner life of Rav Telford.
just 13 minutes after 1 o clock this atter
noon when he arrived at The Herald office
to get one of thenew dictionaries which
The Herald is distributing. And to make
matters still worse, it' was the 13th diction-
jary which was sold today,
I walked just 13 blocks from
The Her&ra office to get itr
ft has' just' been- learned that his was the
is seven times 13 !
Ipd'Orsemcnt of plans for the con
struction of a new Episcopal church
on E'Shth and Jefferson streets
, will bo sought by members of tho
the congregation in tho Episcopal
vrch Monday night, tae Rev. T.
A. - Merywoather announced today,
i At a meeting ot me uitnops
committee last Monday nlgbt. ten-
tatlve plans were dwvn up or the
now church. .
! The ouestlon Is where tho con-
igrogatlon will-" worship while the
MARIA! THE NEW KID'S
NEW
CHUnCH
Frightened
the First National bank,
to work this morning. Ac
Fridays are nothing in the
330 Conger avenue. It was
and Telford
his home to
And Horrors,
.
new church is under construction
will be decided Monday night. Mrs.
Walter West was appointed a com
mittee of one to loDk Into suitable
PIacc3
hold - church services
I temporarily. The church must be
vacated by the first of April, ac-
raran, lD P ,6rto. .ku luc
school district, which purchased the
church for the purpose of having
laddltional room fQr tho new Cen-
tral school that will bo built this
year.
TOUGH
I
WLLBEBU LTSOON
. XO FIX' KI'IDKMK'
t CHICAGO, March M.r-Al-
though 2s ' doathn were re-
ported . In 13' hDiirs ending at
9:30 o'clock last nlcht and .78.
4 new cnaei were reported. Dr.
Herman N. -Bundesn, city
health commissioner, .has de-
Oared there is no real epl
4 demlc of Influenza and respi-
ratory diseases here.-'.
Powder Man Is
Badly Injured
At Gravel Pit
Joha Burkc, powder man employ
ed by At Graham at the gravel pit
nt Comi I'otnt, wns badly injured
early this afternoon, prccuirnbly by
a powder cxlosion. An ambuhmco
was rn'hcd to Lamm's MJH shortly
after 1 o'clock this afternoon, and
expected, to be back at about 4
o'clock.
Details of the accident wre' not
available by long-distance telephone
Ma afternoon, although meager re
ports were to the effect that Jlurko
was dangerously injured. .
He waa to bo token across the
'ake from Gtfn Point to Lamm's
mill, where ensergency treatment
waa being given until the arrival of
the ambulance anil surgeons.
Forko Jw,1ccn In. thJs section
fcr soverai years "and hns been em-,
olry'n! for some time at the gravel
p'lt. .He "also worked aa a powder
man cn road constmctJoo work in
this county.' .- J . : . -
OREGON OFFICER
TO BE GIVEN
T
Colonel Creed C. Hammond
' to Have Charge of
. Military Bureau
WASHINGTON'. March 13. Col-1
onol Creed C. Hammond of the Ore
gon National guard has been recom
menced by Secretary Weeks 'for ap
nn(ntmnnt an rhinf of thn Vir'R mil
itia bureau, with the rank of major reclamation service last fall, ;
general, for a four 'year term, sue- and Contracts Were aWai'd-r
ceeding r Major General George C. j e(j penfang definite ap"
Richards of Pennsylvania, whose ' ?i .
term, expires June 28. .
, provai 01 - ine siaie lmga-
U announcing tho rocommenrta-1 tlOn Securities i Commission,
tlon, Mr. Weeks explained that Col- ! The contract for the- Shasta
onel Hammond would ho given ajVie WdistllCt W8S awarded
recess appointment whon' he. tuliew j. p . rn T).,iv whil'thf1'
office, It having 'beeii decided ,that
the department would cot request
President Coolldge to sond any more
nominations to the special session
of the senate. . . , , '
Colonel Hammond has been on ac
tive duty In the army. s'neo. August f
1330. and has served with the militia
bureau since Octobor, 1922. lie is
a graduate of the war college and
eligible for General staff assign
ment. '''. . ' " ' .
Colonel Hammo:ii's record shows
he began military service Ini com
pany, C, seebnd Oregon Infantry in
1SH2 and hai served either In the
rational guard, volunteer fcrccs or
the regular army almost continu
ously since that time.
WOMAN ARRESTED IN
POLICE MORAL RAID
A woman giving; tho name of
Mrs. H. H. Philips wa3 arrested by
the. police enrly today at 539 'com
mercial street on a charge of con
ducting a hotiso of 111 fume. A
man named Connolly wis arrested
In tho place on a charge of drunk-
f enness. , ...
According to the pollca the
'Phillips , woman wus arrested last
July on a liquor charge. At that
time she la said to have given the
name ot rearsonj
PublisW Daily at
' KLAMATH FALLS
"An Empire Awakening"
PRICE FIVE CENTS
State Securities. CommiuioQ
Approves Shasta View
, and Malin Work
WILL START WORK
Approximately . 8000 Acres
to Be Under Water To '
; Cost Nearly $200,000
SALEM, Ore., March 13.
The state . irrigation se
curities ' commission today
certified $90,000 bonds for
the Malin irrigation district
and $96,000 for the Shasta
View district, both in Klam
ath county and both part of
! the Klamath countv recta-
; illation project ' State Engi-
uccr .. uiper., aaia. . uw - uns
assures completion of the
project. Water is obtainsd
from the main canal of the,
federal reclamation service.
The" certification "of the 1
bonds for both the Malin
and - Shasta r View districts
means ,that active construc
tion work can now proceed i
without interruption .- and '
, , the many acres comprising
these two projects, will soon ;
'be under water. :
The ' two projects repre
sent a combined gcreage of
about 8000 acres, while the
total cost of the construction
work will be approximately
.200,000. ;
I Approval of the projects
was given by the federal'
Malin project will be con-
sUucted by- the Klamath;
Lake Land and Livestock
company. . i - 3
T
CHICAGO, March 13.'- -Dr. ,C' ;
Falman,' owner ot the National Uni
versity of sciences, questioned l
tho coroners. Inquiry' injio the deatj.
from tyVhoid of WHliaiu Nelson lilc-.
Cllntock, "mlllUhalr 6rphan' wns
said by ; states attorneys today to'
have 'admitted iittm an- all sight
quest'onlng that ii.tuha of I'yphuM
germs was stolen tronl. hl,m, A
ago last Novombor , John B.,'J4';
boro, assistant proscdutor alwi H,
Folman told him 'thai. .M'llfii.irt Ji.
Shepherd. ffiU'r. ln.lhi.t-- nnd ftyfc.
heir of McCllnKM'k V 2.niio,uuii
tale. . visited tlm acliool and .n
several sampls li.'ssons. -
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