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Vr.GE SUPPORT
Oi CZ BOND ISSUE
(Continued from page 1)
state board of health spoke.
: "The outlet of the sewage
drainage In Klamath Falls la de
plorable," Dr. Strieker aald.
With the continued uaa of tho
rex pool the drat thing the peo
ple of Klamath Falls will hive
to contend with la the possible
Infection of your drinking water."
Assailing the use of tha aep
tlc Unk. Dr. Strieker declared
tanka used in Klamath Falls do
hot aufflce.
"No growing city with any
pride ahould hava such a -sys-lem."
the apeaker elated. "A
pumping plant to drain low lands
is another thing that you muxt
have; and let me any that the
atate board of health will not
approve of any plan but a mod
ern one.
- "Don't try to build a cheap
plant, which In the long run
will cost yon more, but Instead
get the proper ground work for
unit sewer system that will
take- care of this city for all
time la come. Vote what la nec
essary for this system for you
will aave It a hundred timea
over In your health conditions,"
Dr. Strieker concluded.
A. L. Mallery, newspaperman
apoke on the possibilities of an
aviation field In Klamath Falls,
and gave interesting data on the
proposed plan which the Amer
ican Legion hoped to outline tor
this work In Klamath Kails.
The program waa alven under
tha direction of the American
Legion Post and the Ladies Aux
iliary of the Legion and proved
one. of the outstanding forums
of tha season.
Mrs. E. T. Hunter lh her usual
gracious manner rendered? two
vocal numbers, "Slttln Thlnktn"
and "What Does It Matter."
which were well received. How
ard West accompanied Mrs. Hunt
er at the piano. Miss Vivian
Trounce, popular pianist of this
city pleased the audience with
two delightful piano numbers.
The musical program waa un
der the direction of the Ladies
Auxiliary, with Mm. Earl Tem
plar, president of the auxiliary,
presiding.
Paul Landry of the Legion
post presided as chairman of the
program. Louis Porter, newly
elected commander'ot the Legion
post waa seated with the apeak
era of the day at the head of
the table..
SLAVS FAMILY
FARMINGDALE. N. Y.. Feb. 1.
WV-Despondent because of 111
health Claude H. Prlddy. 45. to
day killed hia wife and two aons.
1 and 13, with an axe. Arrested
In his home a few hours later,
he wrote out a full confession on
hia portable typewriter, the police
aid.'
The ancients believed that kiss
ing a pretty girl waa a sure cure
for headache. After all, there la
nothing like old fashioned reme
dies. Obituary
JOHV LAVENDER LAXTO.V
John Lavender Laxton. a well
known resident of Lakevlew, en
tered Into rest in thla city at 7:15
'Tuesday evening. Hia passing be
ing the termination of an Illness
of 10 days' duration. Mr. Laxton
waa born In Lenoir. K. C. and
waa In his 42nd year when called.
.To mourn his loss he leavea hia
wife, Mrs. Sadie Laxton and son,
Jlmmie, of Lakeview; two broth
ers, Blair Laxton of Lanolr. N.
"-., and W. W. Laxton of Oregon
City; a half brother, Robert
Bruce Laxton, of itoomer, N. C,
four .ulsters, Mrs. Bertha Barlow
and Mrs. 4. K. Brookshlre. both
of Lenoir. N. C, Mrs. F. B.
Tllley of Long Island. N. C. and
Mrs. Flnley Ernest of Elk Horn,
W. Va.; and a step-mother, Mrs.
K A. Laxton, of Boomer. N. C.
The remains are In the slumber
room of the Towey Mortuary,
where friends may call and pay
their respects. The time and
place of the funeral will be an
nounced at a later date.
"Keeping
is Our
Little Ampere Says:
.;" Inspection
is .
Protection
Did you know that a battery
lasts longer when it is kept fully
charged?
That's what the generator on
your car is for. We can tell you
whether it is doing its job. The
advice is free. The remedy costs
but a trifle, and you can't say
that about a new battery.
Glad to check yours up any
time. Come in.
FLOYD HENRIOTT
320 So. 6th 3t. Phone 397
New Graham Half -Ten Delivery Car
v.. ., i . ""- '.ywi .-t- ,2
P t Jtv a-V,v ; . .
Beauty and smartness in ap
pearance arc as important in com
mercial cars as in line passenger
automnlulrs. So say engineers and
hody designers of Graham Broth
ers, the truck division of Dodge
Brothers, who believe the com
mercial car reflects the character
of its owner's business. Thus in
the new Vj-ton delivery car oi
(irahain Brothers these qualities
are demonstrated in their latest
a-.pUtiin.
Something About Oil
j
A portion of the American public.
Inclined to smile cynically when
told that the overproduction of to
day baa plunged thousands of oil
operators Into a struggle tor their
business life, overlooks the highly
competitive nature of the oil Indus
try as a logical cause for the pres
ent situation.
Few American Industries exceed
the mining, redoing, and market
ing of petroleum and Ita products
in the Intensity jf lu eompetltiva
oatura. x
Competition begins with a mad
rush to buy or lease land wherever
oil prospects are found or where
oil Is actually discovered. And the
first beneficiary of these operations,
the farmer, generally makes a
larger net profits on bis Investment
than do the oil companies what
ever the ultimate result of their
operations.
An oil company may already be
producing more crude oil than It
can market satisfactorily, but let
some prospector sink a well 00 land
adjoining his holdinjs. and strike
oil. and there la no alternative but
to drill more wells In order to pro
tect Its own leases from being
drained dry of oil by lu neighbors.
Or. If a company has leased land,
the lessor wants bis royalty pay
ments to ' begin tight ' now he
wastes little Urns In worry over
whether there la already an oer
supply of oIL
A few figures In round numbers
will help to dispel the too well cir
culated Impression that the oil In
dustry Is draining a great natural
resource of Oklahoma and not giv
ing the state and Its people their
rightful share.
Oklahoma land owners sre esti
mated to receive KO.OOO 000 a year
In lease rentals, compared with
f 17.000.000 paid in taxea 00 all the
tarm land in the state. Royalties
on production amount to an esti
mated 150.000.000 annually: taxea
of all kinds collected from oil peo
ple. 130.000.000 a year. Drilling,
development and operating costs.
It Is eutmated go-well above
12)9.000.000 a year.
Add these figures. The total
varies little from the probabla
value to the producer of this year
ly production on the basis of pres
ent prices. Norman (Ok.) Tran
script. '
Lively
Business"
Smartness and Speed PI113 Other Qualities
This addition to the Graham
Flrothcrs line Is fitted, with
handomcly tinUhcd low janel
body with the ultrc-smart cadet
front and visor. The extra tire
is carried at the side in the re
cessed fender. Note the single
driver's eat in rear view at lower
left. This can he aucmented hy
a foldinp srat if an errand hoy is
carried. The extra space provided
as the riht nf the driver hy the
elimination of the lull front scat
i MOKKl AS "VAti"
I Failing to koep his promise to
leave Klamath Falls. Juan Fig
uera wna bark In the city jail
' lhi mnrnlnp hiuilcpd fnr a Km-
ond time as a .vagrant.
When brought before Judge
Lem Gaghagvn. Flguera. waa
fined tltiO and 50 days in the
city Jail. He will serve out his
sentence this time.
HOLD HICKMAN
IS SANE YOUTH
(Continued from page One)
ence to get Hickman a position
in theses Angeles bank in which
he later stole by gorged chocks.
Two Jurors today continued to
take notes on the testimony given
on the depositions. One used a
stenographer's notebook, a con
siderable portion of which had
been filled and turned bark since
yesterday morning. Other Jurors
listened very closely to the read
ing of the monotonous questions
and answers, the majority ot
which were very similar in. iin
lure. both query and reply.
a,'ra. Charles Edwards, wlf of
Captain Edwards of Kansas City.
Announcement
" Medford-KIamath
Freight
Line
il Koim
oimrrly at the II. It. ' 1L
(isrnce has moved
ths-lr office
to the
Southern Oregon
Stage Office
615 Main
j Phone 599 V
HUNTS
CRATERIAN
Mtslfonl, Oregon
ONE MtillT
MONDAY, FEB.
Gillian AieeersoN nuu
VINCENT VOUMANx
NAUTICAL
MUSICAL
COMEOy
SUCCESS
oNCvVWRX,
LONDON.
CHICAGO,
SINGING &BANCING
CHORUS OF 40
urae
ROUND'
IHimRLO
SONGMSBi
vINCiNJ WUMiNS
SING HALLELUJAH'
'SOMETIMES IM HAPrTfie.
II
I l7?i J JIB alt sl ... 1M,
or
JW I El 1
BS1 -fc
IB II
I H If I - M
II Mil
If 11 1
I jJS
MAIL OIIDKRH NOW
I loor 1st IM rows ....$3.)0
Nojt six roars, 62.00; Iliihinre 't
Rtiltnny lr;t It rnns 92.0(1
Ibilmicv SI nil sr-nts plus 10 tax
Emphasizes
allows carrying space for extra
Ions bnndles.
The quick getaway and hih
!ecd for which Dodge Brothers
four -cylinder engine is noted
give the mw delivery car ability
to do its work quickly and eco
nomically. The same dependa
b;lity which characterises the
(irahatn llrothcrs trucks of larger
capacities up to two tons is said
to he mhcrctl' iu the new cars.
1 testified she and her husband
twere porsonal friends -of Hick
man and that the youth wrote
them after his cheek forgery
trouble in Loa Angeles to which
' Captain Edwards wrote Hickman
!a reply. She declared she then
; auid to Captain Edwards that
; there must be something wrong
; with Illrkman.
Under cross examination aho
j told the state she thought "he
j would have to be insane to steal
I money."
SAN FRANCISCO
Klamath-Lakeviev
Stage Line
Reduced Fares ,
Klamath Fnlls to Ijikertew
J 6.00 .One Way !
10JO, Round Trip '
Stage leaving dally at S a. m.
from ,
Terminal Stage '.
Depot
613 Slain St.
Phone 920
Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co.
of New York
Local Representatives:
F. . D. ROBINSON
' I. I. RICflEY
, Tel. 523-W'l
Red Ball Stage Line
NEW REDUCED RATES TO
LAKEVIEW
st Jf.00 On Way
ll.OO Round "Trip
Phone 77 or 600
HOWARD
Transportation Co.
STAGES
Leaving Klamath Falls 7:SO
A. M., 10:00 A. l.. 1 P. M..
4:tO p. M.i mnkliiK counPc
tlons to I'orllDiiil anil vrsy
points same dny. Connertlrins
at Ashland Willi Pickwick
Htatccs for California points
7:K0 A. M. and 1:00 I. M.
Stages make direct through
connnctlons to Portland and
Seattle 10:00 A. M. and 4:40
P. M. 8tages make direct con
nections to San Francisco and
Los Angeles. .
Local Office 013 Main St.
KLAMATII'WEED STAGB
to
Weed and Intermediate Points
lv. K. F. 7:80: Ar. Weed 13
LT.'Wced l:SO; Ar. K. F. 0:00 I
Hinges Leaving
Stage Terminal Depot
013 Main St,
; Isfittingty I'liJitllHli'! !
If xpreasedM I; itflJSlJS !
! this beautiful !"nll II J I 1
;l hotel. Excellent I uitltl' tan,.E 1
I dining room. I'lJ-'a"'; !'??'! 1
I" TAYLOJt.
"ADD l-ll'K TO vol II V l ilts,
AMI VEAU-S TO VOI U LU K."
SoiiK'thing wrong when you h
gtn to hnvo kldnoy Imt itliins, loo
Ir.'Miioiit night calls, scanty burn
ing secretions. Itheuiniiiln uches,
stiff swollen Joints nro all warn
ing symptom. Mrs. J. K. Bioveu
son, Emporia, Kansas, says;
"Nearly every day aoimxiiie ukUh
mo what I took that helped tnu
so wonderfully, I toll them glad
ly of Foley Hills diuretic, that
cured my Ilia and lifted' the
clouds from my life." Men and
women everywhere- tiso and rec
ommend llietll, lintel woodr's
Phymary. ,
TAKE LXAMH
Pupils of Klamuth county rural
ni-lmni'v whimly ,m Im.v Ihlw
week taking semester examina
tions this week, it waa announced
today trom the county school
superintendent's office.
Legal Notices
M MMONK IN FOUKCMIMI It K
OK DELINOl KNT TiX t EltTtF
' H'.VTK K-JTt.
In the Circuit Court of the
Stale of Oregon, for Klamath
.County. "
Hen (lay, Plaltlff, vs. Oo.
OuIohs, and Mary N. Iluues. soma'
Quality
Service
and
Value
Always
Phone 261
'TO,m rAreR : , MUClffALWATS jlV I
txNMimM&M. fv-) v Waft wwttx rRoncnoH
i MMA&E. P X HOUSEHOLD SIZE "TiC X iff
Pli V Will Not Ruat Bai'Cay Wrought f) 4
j v at money V telM HOUSFHOLO ,
iaV irt SAVING PRICES 'A. . .i a , i).l.p,,M ft HAMMER
1 2K Special BSffi A ? r Wit "
LtsJ- tS. fy-i'', By tk. M.krs ef f j " & Tack Claw ivC
1 ill f .C-mmssasssB
Q 'Jf$ you'll LiKE'm Jiff of V X I oit EETTER PIES
IffiHANDT SIZE 3 LB. PKS. UAKL ' .
""SAUCEPAN WH-, QIC :to-S5n.S3C
l(Jv7 Trade ?- COME TO OUR STORE - YOU irZt&$
V Capacity WILL FIND LOTS OF OTHER 1 ;jj IkW $yy it tfM
, Quick , g. '. S' . BARGAINS SUCH AS' - X YSi fi fcJ VA fed
45 VOLT - m " Ensmelad Sep Dish. . .. .10c f WHILE-THEY lSHKSCnT
-CasnnlBb-t Rl Vefetable Brush 10c m titi'' 'P"" j r
- frT'-?rfll 1 Glass Measuring Cup..... 10c H LAST " Vf'tCTt(
. .'' rjl ltfsM Aluminum Cup. 10c F ' ?WWvfil. 3
WE'LL' GIVE TOO , CjV fv " f I
ijVlOc TOR YODR OLD - , I ALUMINUM HEATS QUICKER I
fl BROKEN PARING KNIFE ; l N Jl aW' "v I
MBrininyouro.doeand'ex.h; tcl.nln. 5C M SJ 4
fV chane h lor this new one of V VI Scrubbint or Cleaning tO S2SIJ I;1
( .'IrLlIh nor'n!!!! U 2l TRAIN YOUR -XimM& PIE PANS OF '."J A K
iiwsh nor diKvlor-. , J J&i . CHILDREN TO BE fiPI PURR ALUMINUM lUC &
lr White Enameled Handle cWi INDUSTRIOUS ysrf&&V) Iff ,,i j,.1 'J vm
ty 4 If- 1 Vm Sv 'roT i THE EESTTjUALITY MADE .
1j I Exchange Price J QC jh rs Children 1 J j ' gygTysta
' a 7 -.CSats v no a CAi :
V , tOSi 1flCv I Will Not Rust 754 -.k Had. ;
'i$MLci. 5!S ?!?Tr3 f V$tM$?fy s CRIP tite"""
(Z LmS fgtf'MtAWTS,mmmL .. J s . I CLOTHES PIN BAC ,
fYOUROLD TfToTATO MASHER t THE EDGE LAYS FLATl ? I ICTI
CAN OPENER I With 'Tik f, AGA1HSTpTHE FLOOR TURNER , -.ft .
&'10C 1 ;XQcfcaM IOC m r-39c
Itlmee cull Mary lltines. Defend-)
1 ants.
! . To (Ion. Ouless, ond Mury N.
j dunes, sometime culled Mary
Danes, tho nhove named defeud
i a 111 .
1 In. the Name of tho Ht.ito of
Oregon,' You lire hereby noli
Hied that Hen (lay, the holder of
I Certificate of liollniiiieiiey mi m
! bered 1413, issued on Ilia 4th
I day of Junuury, lllllt, hy the Tux
1 Collector of tho County of Klam
ath, Htnto of Orngou, for lift)
amount of 3 14, the anine being
the amount then due and delin
quent for- taxes tor the .year
mo, together with penally, In.
terest anil costs thereon upon
the real properly assessed to
you, of which you are the owner
aa appears of record, situated III
said County and Statu, and par
ticularly bounded and described
aa follows, to.wlt:
lllusk 7 and fllnrk 8 III the
' town of Wordvii. Klamath funn
ily. Oregon, according to tho duly
recorded plat thereof 011 file
with tho county clerk of mi Id
county.
You nro further notified thai
said lien liny has pnld lanes on
said premium for prlur or 11 hue
que nt years, with tho rale of In
terest on said amounts as fol.
lows:
Year ,1)19; Data pnld. Jan
' 1 ' Y , . t , ' - ' '
Baldwin Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store
6, 15S8; Tax lleerlpt No.. rlT2:
Amount, I a I; lute of Interest,!
Year lHtl: Unto puld, Jim.
B. 1IOH: Tax Iteeelpt No, MM;
Amount, 41. Ul; liute of lulurvat,
1J-.
Year 1D2I i I lute paid, Jan.
5, 1U2K: Tax llerelpt No., H 4 5 1 :
Amount, 11.44; Hutu ot Interest,
1 1 V.
Year
1 0913 : Dale paid, Jan.
5. 1V3K;
Amount,
!..'
Year
G. 1UXH;
Amount,
11.
Year
6. ms
Tax Iteeelpt No., H7H; I
J.7J; line of Interest,'
HIS: Dulo puld, Jan. i
Tax Hncolpt No., SJ7H,
I 7.1; Huts of Interest,
UJ1; Data puld,' Jan.
; Amount, II 11; Ituln
of Interest, 12.
Year l:'l; Dalo paid, Jan.
B, 13K; Tax Heeolpt No., !;
Amount, $1.11; Huts of Interest,
!".
Year 1125: Dale p.tld. Jan.'
B, 13H; Tax lleeelpt No., 113:111;
Amount, $.0; Itute of Interest,
U"r.
Year 1926: Dale paid, Jan.
B. rUSS; Tax lli'.elpt No,, 123011;
iViioiTnt. .78; Itiilu of Inturust,
13.
Hnid lleo. Ouless, and Marv N,
llaiiea, somet lines called .Mary
1 1 lines, as the owners of the legal ,
title of tho ahovo described prop-'
ily as ihn samn aiiuear nf rec
ord, and each of the other per.
suii'i nhovii naiiii'd sin horeliy
lurlhor liolllied that lieu (lay
will apply lo tha CIitiiII Court
of the County and sUuto afore,
aald i'or a ilu. reo loroi'ltmlllg Ilia
Hen iiKiiliist the properly ulmvrt,
doMerlhed mid Itlenltolieil In an HI
eertlflente. And you ar horeliy
siimiuoned to uppear within sixty
days lifter the Hint publication
hereof n ml defend this netlou or
puy Ihu ninouiit 1I110 as ulmvo
shown, together with costs and
scorned luierest, anil In iusb of
your failure In do so a llioreo
will he rendered foroiloalng the
lien of said luses and costs
Bgulnst the luud and premises
ahoYo mimed.
This siiiiinions Is puhllalied hy
order of the Hon. A. L. Louvitt,
JuiIku of suid Court, mudo and
dated this Slat dny of January,
12N. wherein duln ol first pub
lication Ih fUi'd as lat duy ot
Fehnury, 1HS8.
VI proi ea and papers In this
proi-voilliiK may ho served upon
the iinilerslKiied residing within
the St nt 0 of Oregon, ul Ihu ud
ilietiH hereafler mentioned. ,
V. II. MII.I.H,
Attorney lor the I'luluilff.
Addietia t, 1. 00:11 Is llldg., Kluuir
ath Falls. Oru.
Fl--15-a3-Sll-M7
Special
Bargains
During
- Thu
; Sale '
414 Main
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