The Evening herald., August 31, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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Kiwnnians to Vote
on Taking "Falls"
From City's Name
Tn. bokt4 oi dlrootori o( the ki
WIDll (lull will mil qppom ohtni
t ii k tbt mini" Of K liumtl h Kails to
"Klamatli." 'rii in Motna known
ul (hiilr weekly liun'limm (niluy
whfn dm rMolutlon adoptafl iy tba
Holiiry club In Hi In aftset wiih laid
boforn tbniii, 'rim matter will lm
nuiiiuittnii in to olun mambariblp
r, x v v
i
you wmii your ehJldran t a gal
uiit nf Ufa nil df tin know
Ii'iIkh mill comfort thai in obtain
ubln. If Ihiilr nycn inn fnuliy ilii-y
urn Inline iliuilwl ih.'lr in-.ii' in
ktow mentally, An ojra ssanili)-
lltui In Imimrutlvi If limy urn nlow
lo learn,
Dr. H. J. Winters
Kyn KIkIk BpOOlaltat
Wo uHiiii Mir Own Cllaaaes
KLAMATH r.u.i.H. OltKQON
ul llielr weekly fnitun mi 'I'll it I'Hf lit y
mill action tAktd ut tiiut tlnti in
dividual nonibnfi of tbs iionni of
iHri'i'ioni oxprassod tbomsolvaa as
lining oponnlndod mi tbs proposl
I Inn mill will nut ul turn pi In In
tlutnct iiin 'lull iMnbin oni way
nr nnothnri
a report nu iiin ticket ialo for tba
"flratOI nf PtDSOJIOO" wun iiiuiln
mill lliul in ii 1 1 1 1 r wiiii tOUUd In hi'
proiroillOI initlHfiicliiilly, mill ii tre
iiiiiiiiIoiih Blircoiis for Ibii nlinw now
HMU Inevitable. "Wluit urn you
going to (lo with iiin npDoy" i u
question Unit Ih Ih'Iiik linked of uimiy
KIwmilmiH. TIiIh wan unnweniil In
ilny by I. K. llurku, WM'rutnry of
Iiin iliib, who Hluli'ii Hint tbs iro
OOodl of thn how will bt Btl to
OOmtrUOl a thousand dollar club
bousa nu tiin KJwmJi camp round
nu tbo AtfOAOy lake. Tills hlioubl
IntorMt tbt eotlra oommtlnUy; itstod
Mr. llurko, for ttio nirmnn Hint the
damp (roundi win be available from
1 1 mi' in Unit in ottttidi organisation!
nr tlubl WbO limy wIhIi to urn tlimn.
SEAPLANES
TO START T
(Continued. Pro in Page one)
DAY
TOKOS QUIT WARPARB
NKW YOIIK, Aug. 31. (A1) Per
niiiniuit pence between tlm llli KIiikh
mill Hin On LcouK Iohkh wbo recently
rOVlvld tbtr timidly wurfur", wuh
promiied imiuy by Itndtn or tbt p
potlni tongi in eonftrtnee with Duv-
irlcl Attorney llnnlon.
LOH ANOKLEH.- Pollen ycsler
ilny refined to trTftt n man who
miiti ht Waj n double nurdoror
when limy tnbl Luwrenro lllrd, plim
terer, lo return to bin work uftnr
bit ttrolled Into tbt tbtrtfl't orricn
unil imki'it to tin apprehended.
We use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak
Work. Kodak work in at 9 a. m. out
at 5 p. m. same day
I a a a . ...
ably thp day after tomor
row. Decision to send the two
PN planes, weighing 1900
pounds each when loaded
to their fuel capacity, away
at 2 o'clock this afternoon
without thePBl was reached
last night by Captain San
ford E. Moses, and other of
ficers in charge of arrange
ments for the flight, when
it was definitely determined
that the engine of the PB-1
could not be replaced in
time for flight today. The
lilg Hoeing plane, manufactured in
Seattle, developed engine trcubln
Willi u broken oil feed pipe on Its
flight ninth from thn WMtllnston
city Inn dtyi iiko tnd what wan In-
tended a non-etop fiixht to bo a
li'dt boforo iho Journey to Hawaii
wan Interrupted with forced lami-
1:K "t Ncah Ilu,j', uud an ovcr
m, iii Htay at Coon Day, on the
OmKon tOSSt.
Examination Khowud tbo noct-H-ully
of an onllre replacement of tbo
"nKine in tbt I'll plane, and llnee
Hh urrlvnl here workmen have been
btodtng every effort to COmPlttt the
preparation In time to permit ail
tbreo pltnet tO depart together
today.
To J'lilrol Jdiy
Tbo plann of the navy offlcem '.a
eborga f today's fiiubt include pa-
trolling by font boutn of Iho rum
Cbaaar fleet of tbo fifteen mile
ehanna from Ban Pablo Hay, to the
Ooldtn Uate over which Iho two
ttapttntt will IBOt'd'ln their take
off, no heavily laden with fuel will
be the two aircraft that It wan not
expected they would attain auffi
clenl tllllude to urmoiint the hill.,
on cither alilo of tbt Golden (late
the ronmo which would enable them
and It was determined to keep clear
. to nliirt their WOttward Journey over
iin- rofular uip lono.
Orowa Miii'Ctctl
The crew of tacb of thn plmmii
COmprbMt five men. Tbt flagitblp,
the I'N-nunVber 1 bun an Itn chief
officer Commander John KodKcm,
Wu tilling ton, D. C, who In alio thu
HiKbt oommsndar, Lleuterfant Of'
roil, Jamen (.'mill' II, i'lttuburish ;
Hkllen N. I'ope, aviation pilot, Jnck
non, P oiIh Qtlbert Btanti, chief
radio man, Terro Hants, fnd., and
William M. BQWlln, chief mucblnliilu
mate, Ulclnnond, (nil., comitltuto Cbjl
rent of tho crew.
The l'N-!, number ::, In piloted by
Lieutenant Allen P. Bnody of Yonk
cn, N. V., and lit ew la compon
ed of Lieut. Arthur davln, pilot,
AHhlund, Win.; Obarlea J. Kuttcr,
uvlutlon (.hlef macblnlst'a mate, New
tork City; Noah Howard Craven,
aviation pilot, Oklah .ma City, Okla.,
and Clarenio W. Allen radio man,
lllnniiiKhiim, Ala.
Will Take 2(1 Hows'
It wan calculated that the flight
would require uliKhtly mora than
2'j boura. Only one record will boj
nought, that for d!tanco a a nh!p
Of this typfl ban already remained
aloft for a longer period thuo that
estimated nccear.ary for tho tent
to begin today.
The route, u direct lino according
lo the .Mereator projection. Is ol-
ready patrolled by navy b ata sta
ll. mil uproxlmately every 200 inllea
between tbo Uolden (late and Honolulu.
One of the 'apcetaur.i of the final
preparations thle m irulng for the
fllBht was Colonel Krank P, I.ahm,
air officer of the ninth corps army
area, wbo with Governor Wallace
FarringtOB, of Hawaii, will bo. Judge
of the flight.
Tbo PN boats scheduled to start
their flight today, are virtually id
entical, were developed by tbo bu
reau ct aernautlcs aod the naval
nlr raft factory at Philadelphia as
tho supreme typo of twin engine
tractor biplane. From top of the
upper wing to the bottom of the
keel they are 16 feet 8 Inches and
In length over all they arc 40 feet
2 Inches. The spread of tho upper
wing is 72 feet and 10 Inches and
the lower wing 67 feet 2 Inches.
Tbo total area of wing surface is
1217 square feet.
i Only
Human
To Want All You Can Get
For Your Money
That is why we are selling so many of our famous na
tionally advertised Clothcraft Clothes, for in selecting one of
them you are assured in getting the utmost in clothing value.
The careful detail and workmanship you would expect to find
only in higher priced clothing, is offered here at prices that
any man can afford to pay.
Whatever your style preference is we can fit you and fit
your purse.
$25 $30 $35
If you have never patronized this man store come in and let
us show you how you can dress better for less.
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Next to the Bluebird
This is the
"Small Garage with
the Big Trade"
Authorized Ford Ser
vice, Genuine Ford
parts, Complete stock
of Accessories.
GOODYEAR Tires
and Tubes-of course.
Replacement Parts
Used Cars.
Klamath
Falls Auto
Company
ROY CALL
224 Main Phone 246R
Don't Be Confused
About Tires
With scores of different brands of tires on the
market, each looking pretty much like the others
with everyone claiming the best with this
and that "special offer" it's no wonder car own
ers are confused.
But the safe, sane, sensible, time-saving thing
to do is to buy a good tire at the right price from
a good dependable dealer.
Isn't that the way you buy nearly everything
else?
Ask our price on Goodyears in your size.
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i REED BIDS LOW
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ESSEX
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Hydraulic Press
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WE HANDLE THE BEST
Of Course We Carry a Full Stock of GOODYEAR TIRES and TUBES
R.R.R. Garage
:
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Accessories Storage -- Repairs
813 Klamath
NASH
County Receives Many Of
fers for Midland Market
Road Project
Another county road project the
last one which will be undertaken
this year was started on its way
Saturday afternoon when bids were
opened for the Midland Market road
grading contract from Miller hill
school to Midland, a distance of C.5
miles.
Contract for the job will not be
awarded until this afternoon or next
Wednesday, owing to the absence of
two members of the county court in
Portland.
J. B. Reed was low bidder with an
offer of S15.422.10. Stebbins and
Rocca submitted an offer of $15,
746.96. Other bidders on the pro
ject wore H. P. Vicory, $16,612.26,
and W. D. Miller Construction com
pany, $17,231.55.
Bids were also opened on the Har
pold dam bridge project, a span to
be constructed across Lost river west
of Bonanza.
Bids on this project were divided
Into three units, ono for abutments
or stone abutments, the second for
the brtdgo approaches, and the third
for tho bridge.
Stobblns and Uocco were the low
Specitl Tonight
at the
CLUB CAFE
Fresh
Eeastern
Brook
Trout
Right from a local
Hatchery
You're sure to like them
bidders for the concrete abutments
with nn offer of $1920. W. D. Miller
Construction company bid $2820;
J. A. Maddox $3600; and H. F. Vic
ory, $4500; and the Porter Construc
tion company $3860.
Although the low bidder for the
stone masonry for tlie abutments,
Julian Oss, may lose the job because
he did not enclose a certified check
In the amount of five per cent of his
bid.
Oss bid $1732.50; Stebbins and:
Rocco, $1775; and J. A. Maddox,
$2730.
J. A. Maddox was tho lowest bidder
for the construction of approaches
to the bridge, with an offer of but
$2079. H. F. Vicory was but $21
higher with a bid of $2100; Steb
bins and Rocco bid $2374.
Maddox was the only bidder for
the construction of the new bridge
with an offer of $1350 lor the con
struction of the frame structure.
Maddox stated in his bid that unless
he could be awarded the contract
on all three units of the bridge con
struction, he would withdraw his
bids.
COURT AGAIN IN
SESSION TODAY
The quiet which has surrounded
tho circuit court room during the
past 30 days was broken this morn
ing by Circuit Judge Leavitt as he
opened court for business.
During the month of August, the
court was adjourned for summer
vacation. It was Uie intention of
the judge to sign a flock of judg
ments and decrees that have been
piling up during tho vacation.
The first criminal trial is state
vs. Way, charged with first degree
murder, which will open Tuesday,
September 8.
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stomach. Useful as a dentrlfice
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highly esteemed and extensively
used by young and old.
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TQM'WORD URGED
TD ACCEPT POST
(Continued From Pago One)
tho convicts and was struck in the
Jaw with some object believed to have
been a heavy cuspidor. Ho was
knocked out and was In a dazed
condition for several hours.
Nesmlth will be succeeded by W.
K. Golden, a guard at the prison who
has boon employed at the Institution
at various times.
Are your Children'
Eyes Ready for School?
It not, see to them now.
The child with poor eyes has
to work much harder than the
one with normal vision to keep
up with their classes.
See at once
DR. GOBLE
TOO MAIN
Eyea Qlasaca
Examined Fitted
Repair Qnick Service