Taw Six '
rL r
KKIIIU)IIH uf UOOIM 'lt.U I
Meets 1 Hi anil 3rd Wedttcduvs
Mtt monili In I. ((. (1. K Kldir.
Fannie M. Thointcou, Clerk.
416 N tub. SliUU
Wlillo In I'n-MTMt City '
Slop nt
VAX'S AITO CAMP
Crabs, Clams. Road Ocean.
Fishing.
Npeclnl Weekly Rales
AXNOCNCKMKNT
We ' wish In announce thai
we have nothing to ihi with
the so-called "Slnslou Studio."
737 Main Street, owned anil
operated liy May Kind. We
are using our nwn name "It;
K. Stlnson" and located nt 32.1
Mara Street, opposite Court
House. The same high-class
work la Mill being done by us
that mad tho name "Silnsnn"
(amona In Klatnuth Kali. Old
cuatomora and new custodiers
will find ua at our new loca
tion. PAPER IIAXGINO
PAINTING
TIXTIXO
SMITH BROS.
94.00 Per Room Tp
Pbone 40U
MRS. WII.LARD JOHNSuX
Accrollted Teacher or Piano
Harmony, Ear Training and
Musical History.
"' Studio 618 Prospect
Phone 7JJ-R H-JO
Finest Mineral Wat.-r
: In Uw Worlil
nOT SPRINGS
' KATATOKIL'M
now open from
?:0 A. N. to midnight
Tub Baths Swimming Tank
Hot and Cold Shower
For Private Psrtles
Phone lX-W
, Spring and Esplanade
- Rfartlng July II
Red Ball Stage Line
Two Dally stages netween
Elamath Falls and Lakevlew.
Leaving 8:30 morning
-1 Leaving 2:00 P. M.
Lean) RECKARD-S Aoto
Stage Office
Phone 77 or 600
HTRRY TAXI 8ERVTCK
Cnder
. New Management
Pbone $41
Prompt Service
J10-JY19
HOWARD
Transportation Co,
STAGES
Leaving Klamath Fnlls T:SO
A. M., 10:OO A. M-, 1 P. M,
4:40 I. making connec
tions to Portland and way
points name day. Connections
at Ashland with Pickwick
Stage (or California point
7:30 A, M. and 1:00 p. M.
Stages make direct ' through
connections to fortiand and
Seattle 10. .V. XI. and 4:40
P. M. stages make direct con
nections to San Francisco and
Lot Angeles.
Local Office 01S Mala St.
Phone WO
First
Methodist Church
Tenth and High Sta.
FRANK L. WEMTT,
Minister
Resldescr, 1003 High St.
"We Specialize In Helpfulneai"
Sunday Services:
11 a. m., 7:30 p. a.
Chiloquin Stages
Leave Klamath Falls Daily for
Chlloqnln and Intermediate
points as follows:
8:00 a. m. lt:S0 noon
' 8:80 p. m. 7:00 p. m.
Take 9 a. m. bus to connect
lor camps beyond Chiloquin.
V. H. KINO,
Owner
KLAMATH-WEED STAGS
to
WEED .
and Intermediate points.
Lr. K. T. 7:80; Ar. Weed 1J
Lv. Weed 1:30; Ar. K. F. 6:00
Stages Leaving
. Stage Terminal Depot
019 Main St,
DRINK RADH M WATER
Has cured thousands.
Why not youT
'Radium oro for sale by
N. A. UltlOtiS,
(8peclnl KopresenLitlve)
Phone 8G0-W
JK-A1I'
(Sp-s-lal to Tim Herald!
MAI.IN'. tVpl. IS. Mrs. Arthur
Ma, ken and daughter, M:u
gnroi. leturncd from a trip to
White Salmon. Wash., where they
lived before i-omtnc to Mnlln.
Tl, new
school bus l here:1"
ready for the opening of school.!
A nvx rHim hn boon
built
ami a water nystcm liistalU-U and
tMoryihlnR ready lor the ,en-
hue or th now iui.oI vear -
when I ht? liin romoit.
A son w a s bo i n t j M r . w d
Q Veronica
for
rayiUlews l afca
WgtiBlooalFiilian
Acid Ceadltteas
Kidney, Live ami
HI.jj., -vu-'
.... i" :
IIiitltl
if I I
Star Drug Co.
m
i
Good Poultry Feed
The success or failure of your flock de
pends largely upon the way you feed them.
Good feed means better production.
MARTIN BROTHERS MILL
is producing a grade of poultry feed that
will insure the success of your flock. Your
poultry will thrive on Martin Brothers'
feed. , - '
Martin Brother Mills
"ThT Home ' of Craf or" LaKe' and '
Anchor Flour"
sslslsrstsifT
On unstable sufcgrade such as is encount
ered in Klamath Falls you should insist
on Portland Concrete Pavement.
"The Rigid Pavement With the Long Life." "
Dunn & Baker
Pelican City Road
Is
S'illSiiSSWSShSSfc
Mom 'n Pop
L An Tr? I ToSeriMTHESWilG- Spew TO OO ME A.W I TUrefouri.
m m " m
v : . . -'A. r ' 1 :
Mrs. Merle- lawislcy at the Trout
htwpltal on last Friday. The
onng matt la it lined Merle John.
Work in tho liny field la aualn
resinned After the stormy days.
A considerable amount of hay
was down bill was little dam
aged. Miss I'ejlle llennelt nud Miss
Allicrl.i l.augton returned to their
homo Wednesday until tho III til
hool w ill ho opened.
J. X. Statnbaugh und mice
left Thursday inornlu;: on a huut-
"'P
Two n'w eelng
1 1 Oiium mi - iaurhsv
venuu.
Mr. and Mm. John Hailry of
IShanta Vlw tro rallVr in .Maltu
Wednetiday.
A new barber shop has open
ed In the Itajniis buililiux.
Hudolph Jellm k and John S;a
cek left Thursday niornliiK fur
a few days huutlng trip.
Orvllle Kenyon has ireepled a
position at the chese factory.
John McNeil and, daughter.
Ireno. spent Thursday at their
Headaches
Often th reauH of kidney
disorder; due to imperfect kidney
action. Men and wornVr. ev-rywher.
i l t-l P.ll. J..
retklot welcome relief. They satisfy.
Foley Pills
A 41 untie alnuUal for tlx kMasye
SMI
3C
THE F.VKMNV, llftRAU), KLAMATH VAUS OrtlV.ON.
lanrh home near Maliu. 1'liey
are living in Kl.imath Fulls. ' '
Mrs. Kl-ihsuha ami duiiKhter.
Agues, are vlilling In Klumatli
Falls for a few weeks.'
Levine in Trouble
, With Newest Pilot
tllANWKl.l,. F.llg.. Sept. 111.
(.Pi -The long 'Xcted fllKhl
eastward of rhaflee A. I.evlur
In his trans-Atluntic nmnoplano
IVluuihal In pursuit of the long !
""'"nl" nnu ,u eosi-,,,,: ... ii,.olll slcmp. former
poned ibis morning for at least .,.l.11.,rv , ,rt prwt,nl; and :
'.not her day because the tluno. i..i,r..-..i,.iiv. .t,.i
rrrlonUed, failed to rise j
he ground to a futile at -
loinpt tJ take off. ' I
Ther had been some nigu-
ment Bttvre'n Levlno nnd his
pilot. Captn Waller lllnchcllfte, I
as 13 wucuirr tnu item wan dry i piesldent was sincere in saving he ' grand Jury.
enough for the attempt, It had he did not ch-oso to run. The j Weygandl made no official an
been raining, but the aim can... I CoolwUo sutrmo.,1. , added. I noiinc.n.ent before going lo Co
out brightly ibis morn ng and probably was Issued lo -spike" lunibu.. but It was believed be
taptaln llinchcllffe which op- third term talk. Mr. Wood be-1 meant to talk with the governor
rosed other postponement declur-1 li, ved Inc'lann's delegation tothet,( ,0 to confer with a Coluin
ing that there was a limit to hlajnevt republican convention would bus specialist regarding Iho poa-
patience and that It was now or ustriKied and that Senator 1 .(bllltles of eleclroiilsm In tulv-
noer. - I Walton's health would prevent ' Ing the invstery. Flei Ironlsin, ar-
The argument ended with boihhim from acrepllng a delcgiitlou cording to physliniis, is th srl
mcn entering tho machine ahem i histi ti, led for hi m. Lllcw ,,r detrrmliilng almllsrily
a a. in. au garoi'it tor tne ingiii.
The engine waa set golug, but It
was not until 10:30 a.' m.. that
the first attempt wash marie to
get Into the air. This proved un
successful after a "00 yard run.
Then another trip was made half
an hour later with !S gallons of
gasoline removed, bnt this, prov
ed unsuccessful, the Columbia's
tall refusing t'o leave tho' ground.
ScHH IMPIPKNCK
"Young man, does your mother
know you smoke?"
"Lady, does your husband
know you atop to speak to
strange men on the streetT" i
Passing Show.
The face value today of the ;
thirty plecca of silver mentioned ;
in the Blblo Is about J2i.50.- j
HOTEL WILLARD
COFFEE SHOPPE
Offering Tor Your Approval
SPECIAL
Breakfast 50c
Luncheon 50c
Dinner 85c
These at Counter Only
Only the Best Served
Standard Dyers
arid Gleaner i
Odorless Cleaning
One-Day Service
- Expert Dyeing
1409 Esplanade St
Phone 825
7A
Phone 952
Economical
People Prefer
Cal, is Belief
WASIIlNliTO.V. Sept. I!. II"!
Three , repiihlii au lender who
called at the While House today
enpreiweil the belief that tho peo-'
Pie generally wnated President
Ooolidiiu to run again In 1 1 J S .
Tllev were reliriHUlilHl Iv.i Wood
f Indiana, chairman of I ho re.
publican congressional commit-
national c. in in It tee men for Ten-'
nessea.
Wood Mild Mr. I'ooll.lcn
would he h seu for another
term and would accept the no in I-
ration, althnugh lie helleyrd the
The view of lr. Kletuti ws. thai
I' tho convention nominated Mr.
Coolldge ho would accept. II -
.aid he had not talked over the
quest Inn with tho president. Mr.
Taylor snid Tenncst.ee republi
cans were clinging in .Mr. Cool
ldge as their choice, lie said Mr.
Coolldge declined to discuss the
situation except to express ap
preciation of Tennessee sentiment
complimentary lo him.
KrCH IS KAMK
"Oh, Ethel, you must come up!
want you to see the darling
pink I.lndics I bought at the
lingerie sale today!" Life.'
PELICAN CAFE !
' Inc.
"for everybody"
SPECIAL
Merchants' Lunch
11 A. M. to 2 P.M.
50c
Williams Bid. 722 Main
Coming to
Klamath Falls
Dr.MELLENTHIN
SPECIALIST
In Internal Mcdli-tiio for the
- - past fifteen ear - t
ROFS NOT OPFRATK
Will he st
A RCA UK lUlTKI,
Monitor. Kept. 'Jtllll
Office Hours: O a. m. to rt a.
ON K DAY ONLY
No Clinrgo for Consultation
Ur. Mcllcnthln Is a regular
graduate In medicine and surgery
and Is licensed by tho state nf
Oregon. He does not operate
for chronic appendicitis, gail
stones, ulcere of stomach, tonsils
or adenoids.
He has In bis credit wonderful
results in diseases of tho stomach,
liver, bowpls, blood, skin, nerves,
heart, kidney, bladder, bed wet
ting, catarrh, weak lungs, rheu
matism, sciatica, leg ulcers' and
rectal ailments.
Ilolow are tho names of a few
of his many satisfied patients In
Oregon who liavo been treated
for one of the above named
ratiscs: '
Elmer Booker. Condon,
('has. DAsch. Portland.
I). 0. Horn. Ilonama.
Fred Shields, Klamath
alls.
' Daniel Steinon, Allegany.
It. E. Ncal, Central Point.
Joo Sheoshlps, Gibbon.
Remember above dale, that
consultation on this trip will be
free and that his treatment Is
different. .
Married women must be ac
companied by their husbands.
Address: 211 Ilradbury llldg.,
I.os Angeles, California.
fYOVY- LOOVIT EC VVEtL tLL fie ( AJOW.lFYOt V6AH -iT-SOr?J
OO-rt PErCH- J a hole I M J COOLO DO WAT II WUUOSWS
Apip-Ysown.S nwFr v EVeRYTiMe- y V tor op wcar n'
' YOUVe MADE THE J unt' J 1. r- 7 TCrV? OM Hie r
s SHOTOT- f, -f r- Bi l h-
. .1m- .
ffi ,:
' y oisjt s f iivi.-r si-.. -Ji J
New Light Thrown
On Baby Mystery
CI.KVKI.AM, O,. Sept. I. I V
P. 1 lievelopiiienls III t'Uive-
hand's triple baby mystery look
la new turn today when common
pleaa JiiiIk Carl V. Weygaudt,
! who Is considering evldenco III
the rase, went to Colmuhua, O ,
pruauuiaUly lo voufor with Uov
eruor Vic Ihinuhey.
t'harlea MrConnell, ntlorney
for Mr. and Mrs. Kn Smith,
imrenia who churge that a baby
... ... ,i i.....i.i
maternity boxpllal. August 23.
rei.l.i.e.l with a elrl. au-
liounced at I lie .nine lime he will
place all evldeiui. In the hands
of the county pro-mill or Monday
for mescutiitloa. to the coiiuly
I k..a... ..hii.i kr..,..h
bodv tissues and energy developed
, l blood cells.
Ml..nw,,; Mr
the maternity hospital nursing
the baby girl and determined at
Ihe same time not to leave her
bed until the hospital produces
the boy she declares waa bom
to her three weeks ago. During a
preliminary hearing before Judge
....I. I a.-..- t..tiri..rf s.
io oZr bible, by lb; nam. of
Smith, both boys, were born ,
-1.1,1- . r h,.e.
of the Sam Smith baby.
Open Letter Stage
A minrr Hami.es'
v
(Continued! from page 11
hip and concluded with this
postscript:
"P. 81 might add that. I
wrote this letter myself."
The Herald and Kxamlnvr an-
noiincf that It would publish an -
other "remarkable open letter"
under Dempsey's signature tomOT-
row. ism suaaesiiua 10 ins ".r
correspondents thst more word
I than blows msy be exchsnged bo-
foro the debate la settled In the
ten round title bout at Soldier
field.
to reply to any further com -
munlques from I he challenger
The ct.amj.lun. obviously annoyed-
uy a literary mm oi evente m
in harmony with his own laste.
In such uffalra. Indicated rather
strongly to bis friends that he
would lot his fists finish tho ar
gument in Ihe ring.
The effect of the "open let
ter" episodes today was viewed
by the correspondents largely as
a transparent attempt to sur
round thn forthcoming title battle
with a "grudge" aspect. This Is
In contrast with the rsther friend-
lv Mtunn.r nil, i t ih. rln . In
. ..... w. ...
which Jack and Genu previously
have treated eseh other.
Dempsey and Tunney went
through their late bard workouts
yesterday, the challenger before
a critical gathering of news
papermen only And the champion
before a group of four thousand
spectators. i
Roth gave brisk performances,
marked bo decisive punching,
that aroused enthusiasm of most
of the assembled experts. Both
declared themselves fit and ready
for the battlo.
Tunney's right eye, twice In
jured and a subject of much con
cern, seemed entirely healed but
he will take no further chances
with It prior to the fight.
nu triUL. a ii r. i wit
I akv vii I A lit u.ni is inr. "bleb ou are required to appear
LAKE ILLA. Ill, Sept. 19. (P).an( ,a compalllt pr.
The calm assuiance of a fatal
1st who belli-rcs the outcome of
all fights was a matter of record
before life itself was created,
will steel. Gene Tunney against
the flailing fists of Jack Dempsey
on Soldier Field Thursday night.
Thoughtfiiiry. the big marine
who stripped Dempsey of the
heavyweight championship In the
pelting rain at Philadelphia', told
today of his conviction that the
rejuvenated "Mnnassa Mauler"
must again face defeat and with
it flstio when the opening gong
nimmons the two giants of the
ring to tho center of tho gleam
ing battle ground while 180,000
persons i heci from the sin round-1 livaliiient on the pari of llm du.
I. b.,wl nf darkne-. , l-JJ-y., J..;.. - f
lloH.ng on the lawn llml rolls '".J.'?, 'M11heara.,le lul.
from lilt roiililry club training ";';",,, wrongful rllon
uuurtvra In soft stietilns lo thw j(f pinm ,v dulendunl wlthoni
shore of l.aku Villa, the1 wrlmis , ,U cau,, 'provocatluu or et
niliidcd youth of tlrcenwli'h Vll-,u,0,
lugu out lined his philosophy ol , F. II. MILLS,
life and belief In ring "men of I Attorney for l','"""L
destiny " 'S.tW N"' b
Z... be sal... hlhalS. K.a.nalh Fall.. Oregon.
I. I- h.le
his far off gase flked OU lht dis
tant Inke shun', "dirocla the pallia
of men from a coniinou begin
ning, through , dlsaslor and
triumph to a goal, an ending
that was pre-crdulncd before
birth. Man cannot change his
destiny. Ills efforts only cnulhavg been gppoitnea aumuiisira
help bring alMiul the end ron- ir of ins e.,.a ..I N'""g tjiiing
...ved a, ,b. beginning cf .'".' Y'.or.n.t.d:
I7"l I""" rwiulred to present Ihoin lo
Foimer (hump Ibtcks m-in- mil (h(1 ur0lrr vouchers, at
LINCOLN FIKLHH. CKF.TB. m w (f,.,.. t4 Main Street,
III.. Sept. 19. tD Among lite ( willlima llulldliig.. Klamath Falla.
good wishes Jack Demnocy will . Oregon, within alx months from
carry with bira into ins ring
Thursdav night are those of Jack
Sharkey, the lloston heavyweight
wli succumbed to liempsey's
fists sis w. ks ago. In Ihu first
of his cotili'baik buttles. Shar
key, now "eipvrling" 'ur I'"'
ron new"l'aner. watcbwl the for-
mer title holder In bjs final
workout Inst sight and said he
I eurt.rlsed by Itaihpsey
"''..""fr .".-"e!
iv.mp.evs four round, of .par-
rlug. Bbarkey shoih handa with
his conqueror and wished blm
all the luctuln the world. .
Jack Johnson, another eg-
champion. wa also 'among the .
ia .,.. irii .el. to He I
1U0 at the iralnlng set-to. lie.
said he hart seen a lot of boxing
U.d not r......
tHe-.. Johneon '""' h'.;
flf with toe very few 'experts
who have announced their "pick"
by saying he believed Oempeey
will recapture his heavyweight
crown, even If the bout anoum
go the full ten round..
1 . ib.mm.w rtnisiiMn un nl. inree
weeks' training with another ex
hlbllloa of speedy footwork Bud
punching, against Alleniown Joe
Cans. Rocky Russell. Dave Shade
and Osk Till, one round wllb
each. '
ling punching,, road work ana
'rnt wm
initw nn
be bis program
from
said.
Manager - Flyett
Wtn DO( another r:und f spar
r,ntf
The expert, who have been lp-
vlted to Dempsey's Isst three
workouts, since their exclusion
over the previous week-end, were
vrrr curious snout tne lormer
',,,, IIirorroilUoM 0f Us source. Alf, , . d ,
0rclnr,d .n.rt sul Ibel.n ,ufh olhnr bu.lneM as may
Wow wntrh . n any oficomo before them
r-nt workouta. and Ihe
,,. of ,rBllng came to
life again. The bruise Is under
his right eye, and no handicap
to his vision.
THEIIl HTART,
Alice: "Dad. do you think Ur0,nh(, of
Ceorge la making enough to sup-( HIMMKTT'nitOTIirRS. part
port me?" nrrshlp. Ilankrupl.
Father: "ea. dear. inaia,
more than I waa making when I
married,"
Alice: "Rut do you think a
seven-room house Is largo enough
for us?"
Father: "Certainly. Your moth
er and I started fighting In three
rooms."
Legal Notices
MMMONtt.
In the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon In and for Klam
ath Ceunty.
DORIS FORRTKIt. Plaintiff, n.
MARTIN FOKBTKR. Defend
ant. F.coiY No. SiSt
In the nnmo of the state' nf
Oregon, Yon are hereby required
to appear and answer complaint
filed against you In the above
entitled ault. within four tweeks
from tho lth day of September.
1927, that being the time within
suanl to ah order for' publication
of summons a. made by Honor -
aute A. i.. ieavui. juuge oi tne .van, arid Front Streets, a dls
above entitled court datud 8ep-' lgnre of 1 block, closing wild
temher I"; 1S27, which order street between these two points
riocrees the first publication ' to all future traffic." This pot
thereof to be September 10th, t It Ion Is being presented for the
1(27, and if you fall go to an-' reasons that the School District
swor, for want thereof, the plain- Owns all property abutting on
tiff will apply to the above en- Home Street between Knt Main
titled court for a decree of dl- and Front, and tho street la of
voire dissolving and annullng the no value lo the general public,
bonds of matrimony now existing n closing of same . will not
between plaintiff and defendant I ork hardship on any person
and for such other and further !r Properly holder, and will
relief as to Ihe court may be ' benefit the community and school
deemed Just and equitable jib ! hv nwln b district to make
prayed for In plaintiffs com- "ed Improvements on the
plaint, -the. grounds, as therein 1 a'"""" Of the school district,
slated being cruel and inhuman1 School District No. 1.
Klamath County, Oregon,
Idu II. Moyer. Clerk.
By Tavlor
M'n'lny, Scptcinhcr 10, H27.
AKMIMHIH ATOIIM MUR K.
In the f'niility Cuuil of Iho
Kluie of Oregon fur Klamath
County.
-In tha maiter of Ihg eslnlo of
WtlNtl flU'SII, deceased.
Nollce la hereby given that I
i me uaie nereoi.
laled Meptemher .
ISJ7.
WILLIAM flANONIl.
'Administrator of Klate ut
Wong CbUUg. deceased.
Hl-3-Oi-IO-17
IN lUN'KUVPTCV.
In the District Court of Ihe
I'nlled Htutvs, for Ihu District t(
ii.egon.
l.i the matt r f
1'j the rrwIPvw of fl. "! O
ruB.
N'Ml. hereby given that oil
(.pirmb.-f mh, S7. t. C.
Hirlinmett was duly adludged
bankrupt and that (ha first
meeting of creditors will be held
nt Ihe office of the undersigned,
uln M KUmii,
Ki1 0trton ou 0,.0B,.r jj,,,.
I IT. at t o'clock p. m. at which
time ciedltors may attend, prove
their claims, examine Ihe bank
rupt. elect a trustee and trans,
act such other business as msy
come bef..re them. -Dated
September It. 1)!7.
J. C. KUTKNlt:.
Itrlerre In llaukrupiry.
l-ll
I.N IIAShlll lit V.
In the District Court of Ihe
Pulled Htalcs. for Ihe District of
Oregon.
In the instter of .
S. U tiltlMMKTT. Ilankrupl.
To the credltois of S. L. tirliu-
mett:
I Notice I. hereby glvep that on
Heptemuer IJlu. 191,, n. I
l.rlmiuett aas duly adjudged
bankrupt and that the first
meeting nf creditors will be held
at Ihe office of the undersigned,
at 401 Main Mtreet, Klamath
Ftills, Oregon, on October 13th.
1927. at t o'clock p. m. at which
Dated Heplember 19. U27
J. C. Itt.TKNIC.
Kelcrve lu Bankruptcy.
i ii-n
IV ItANklll ITCV.
In the' District Court of Ihe
U'nliml Htatrs, tor the Dlatrirt of
to the creditors of li rim molt
Bros, partnership:
Notice la hereby given that on
September l!th. It7. (Irlmmett
Bros., partnership, was duly ad
Judged bankrupt and that the
first meeting of creditors will be
held at the office of Ihe under
signed, at 4'0! Main Street, Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, on October
12th, lz7. at 1 o'c.u.U p. m.
at . which time creditor, may at
tend, prove rOelr claims, exam.
Ine Ihe bankrupt, elect a trustee
and transact such other buslneas
as may come before them.
, Dated September It, 127.
1. C. RUTKNIC.
Referee In Bankruptrr.
I-U,
NOT It K OF PKTITION TO VA
CATE HOME STREET.
' Notice is hereby given In whom
i may concern that nn Septem
ber II, 127. at 8:00 p. m., la
the council room of too City
Hull. School District No. - 1 nf
Klamath county, Oregon, will
netltlon the f'lfv rnnnell nt
j Klamath Falls. Oregon, In vacate
1 Home Street between East
A2I H6-12-1J
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
You are hereby notified that
the Hoard of Equalisation for the
Klamath Irrlgutlon Dlatrirt will
be rn session nn the third dny
of October, 1 H 27. Room "K,"
Court House, Klntnitth Falla, Ore
gon, remaining in session from
day to duy until Its work Is com
pleted, for the purpose of review
Ing, revising and correcting the
19211 assessment nud apportion
ment nf taxes, productive acre
age, Irrigihle acreage, descrip
tions, quantities of lends, lots or
other properties -subject to" levy
by the district.
' It shall he the duty nf all per
sons Interested to gppesf at the'
time and place appointed.
All protests against assessments
must bo filed with the Hoard
during thn first fifteen days at
said session.
A. M. THOMAS,
Sery. Klnmnlh Irrigation Dlsf.
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