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Paving Of City Streets
Discussed By Council
City Knulnrer E, A. Tliontuaj
prcBciilt'il n nni) to llio city coun
cil lust nluht nhtiwlnu the streets
finm Hill tu lllli, and WIIIiiw to
Unk, ulunu with petitions for I hi'
iiiivliiu iif 7th street between
willow uiul Uuk, mill IMiim
t reel bi'lwenn tlth nml Ulli.
Thomas explained Hint 11 1 1 Ilia
properly owners iiIiiiik 7IIi were
aitrt'i'iible to tlm iiKsrnsinoiit (or
I hi mi vlntt of Unit street, tint
Unit one person, Mm. lonu
Jiiiiics, objected to Uil' uiw
iiii'iit for the puvlnii of I'liiin
ulrect, Mm, James, ho explain
fit, owns property front Inu on
both streets, she would aureo to
pity for puvlnu V t It. but not
lMiiiii,
lli further stilled Hint Ilia
West-llllelicuck corporation hud
luiitiicliul him In ri'iiurd to clou
lull tlm iilley which runs from
7th to Hth, between Willow
mid l'luiii. The firm, be ex
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 c I . owns about luilf the
iilock (roiitliiu on 7th mid wuntii
to fence in the entire area
Ihrouuli which the n 1 Icy num.
They in return, he udded, would
provide uu exit on their own
properly for the rciuiilnder of
the present iilley.
The council took both imitler
under consideration mid It was
decided to appoint n council
ineniber to tiilk to Mm. Jiimeii
reuurdlnK the pavlnti of I'luin
street.
In rriirds to puvlnu, Council,
loun K. K. C'oiuirey stilled thut
10 blocks of unpiived street
were left In Mill uddltlon be
tween Mitchell mid Washburn
way, (roui Orchurd to Union.
Tim council, be ntuted, would
like to puve these streets durlnii
the next year unci linked that
any of the prnerty owner on
the uupoved streets who were
Interested In netting the streets
puved, should conlact City Ell'
Bliieer K. A. Thomas.
C'oiuirey ilno mild thut he and
the city engineer hud looked
over the dralmmo idtuntlon
11 long Pershing wuy, between
arch and Washburn wuy. In
Uie new unuexiition on S. Bill.
The drtilniigo ditches, he wild,
hould be denned out and the
culverts under the Individual
driveways should be rleured. Me
recoiniuended that the city en
gineer proceed with the Job,
and the council approved hl
recommendutioii.
Waller Wlescndanger, owner
of the Sonnet grocery which
suffered damage in the Sunday
morning fire at the Evans apart
ments, asked approval of the
city council In having- the build.
Ing Inspected for milrty and for
permission to conduct a sale of
goodi in the store.
The grocer mild (hut he want-
I'd the building checked and
Monduy mild Klrc Chief Keith
K. Ambrose told bhn Hint Hint
section of the upiirtment house
was safe. The Sunset grocery
Is united on the ground floor
of the loth and Muln street struc
ture.
Councilman Angus Newton
niude u motion Hint Wlesen
lunger be given peruilieiion suli-
Ject to Interpretation of Hie city
ordinance governing sales ol
this typo by the city attorney
und on npprovul of the fire chief
and chief of police.
The council was advised by
City Ilulldlng Inspector Wult
Sulsberv that Leo N. Iluls, Kltiin
ath Kails contractor, bud looked
over the structure mid Tuesday
would reinforce Hie corners ut
the rear of the building.
A letter was rend to the coun
cil from Attorney Clayton Hur
rell informing them Hint Hie
nume on a deed they had given
wus' wrong. The city hud deed
ed land to Hie Klist Uapllst
Church Inc., Instend of the First
Dupllst church of Klumuth Kails,
it wus pointed out. Ilurrell
asked that Hie city do soinethlnii
about strnlghtenliig the deed
out. City Attorney Henry Per
kins stated, however, that the
nnmo on Hie deed was Hie mime
given him by Hie people who
bought the property from In
city. Ho suggested thut Ilurrell
file mi affidavit of ownerhip
and Hiut the deed would then
be cleared, or otherwise the city
could help by giving the church
STOPS "DOSING"
FOR CONSTIPATION
Now depends, on famous
cereal to keep "regular"
a r II 1 1 claim (Iced to the prop
erty. It was questioned by the
council whether they should
take any action as the mistake
wus not thut of the city, but of
the church group. Klnnlly the
council ordered I'erklns to
draw up un ordinance providing
for a quit cluiin deed to be pre
sented to Hie church.
A recommendation wus reud
from the cemetery commilteu
asking thut a stop sign be plnced
on the highway ut the entrance
to the new cemetery for the
purpose of safety during fu
nerals. The recommendation of
the committee was ucccptcd.
The cemetery committee also
recommended Hint an uulorraillc
lawn mower be purchased from
the J. W. Kern compuny for use
at Hie cemetery. It too was ap
proved.
Mayor Ed Ostendorf usked all
city departmental beads to have
their annuul budgets for the
next fiscal year rendy by the
first of Mnrch so that they could
be presented to Hie budget com
mittee at lis first meeting.
In a discussion of the resur
facing of Ilrd street between
McKlnley und Roosevelt, It wus
stressed that Hie lots along the
stretch of street ure all city
owned lots, and others must keep
olf. It wus decided that 3rd
street would be surfaced with
gravel und the city engineer was
ordered to do so.
Police Judge ll-arold Kruney
told the council thut he hud been
asked by the operutors of the
TRUCKS AND PICKUPS
FOR RENT
You Drive-Long, Short Trlpi
Move Yourself Sot H
STILES' BEACON SERVICE
Phone 8304 1201 Cast Main
Art harsh laxntWoa making
your hfo miarrnhlr? Then read
this sincere, unsolicited letter:
"I Sail M murk IrfaiMa wtlh lafarilarltr
that II lull ahmit Attn ma rrair. Jhtttng
ralaa4 for thort lima. ..roil m kntf.
I ae ahmtl In gia u h,a whan I haard
aboil kKI.UM.Ii'8 M l. -1)11 AS. Il.lir,.
aa. aatlnc thlt braaWaat aaraal aval? daa
wnrka anndaral Niaf 1 rfapanil anllralr an
Al.UUHAM u kaan ma ralular." alia,
frank W. Lun Vernoale. Uiasoo.
Eating; KELLOGG'S A l.J.
BR AS regularly has brought last
ing; relief to thousands suffering
ronstipatinn due to lark of bulk in
the diet- If you have this trouble,
at KKLLOGCi S Al.l.-HKAX
very day and drink plenty of
water, ou may never have to
take another Inxativa again! Try
Itl If after 10 days you arc not
eomplrttly eatiarird, send the
empty carton bark to the Kellogg
Company, Bnttlo Creek, Michigan,
nd get deiiHe your money back!
ALIRRAN is net a purgative
but a tasty breakfust food made
from the vital outer layers of
whole wheat. Kat daily either as
a rereal, or in mullins. Just ask
your grocer for KELLOGU'S
ALlrBHAN.
M&M market and Klumuth Fulls
Creamery If they could widen
the pavement on their side of
Klumuth between Commercial
und iiroutl, by Ut feet. He ex
pluined thut people ure now
porklng on the purklng strip,
which Is illegal, und that the
move would ellmlnute the purk
lng strip und provide more room
for curs, lioth of the concerns
have offered to pay for the work.
The council ordered the city en
gineer to furnish plans and
speclficutlons for the work to
the property owners involved.
Lake County
Salary Up Asked
SALKM, Feb. 18 fl'i Bills to
IncrciiKu salaries of Luke county
officers were introduced In the
house today by President of the
Semite Mnrsfiull E. Cornell,
Klumuth Kails, und Rep. Burt K.
Snyder, Lnkeview.
Th.' suluries would be raised
as follows, effective as of last
July 1:
Judge, to lie raised from $2000
to $2000, treasurer $1800 to
$2400. assessor and clerk $2300
to $.1100, sheriff $2(100 to $:t200,
school superintendent $2200 to
$2H00. mid South Lukeview lti
ticc of the peace $1000 to $1800.
CAME APPOINTMENT
SALKM, Feb. 18 ll') R. D.
McClullen, Enterprise, was re-appointed
by Governor Earl Sncll
today to a five-year term on the
state game commission.
Council OK's
4 New Homes
The construction of four new
rcsldcncci along Wantland street
by Llndbcrg and Jocobson, each
for an evaluation of $8000, raised
this last week's building permit
valuation to a total of $44,487.50,
all of which was approved by
the city council in session lust
night.
Permits were also granted to:
W. E. Palmer, new residence,
2555 Vine, $0000.
M. Wisher, new building for a
garage. 1739 Oregon, $250(1.
Scsslcr Brothers, add to office
building. 600 Market, $1000.
Mrs. A. S. Zell, new garage,
880 California, $500.
H. Burkhnrd, remodel resi
dence, 1919 Manzanlta, $400.
T. V. Hollcman, new founda
tion and remodel residence, 920
N. 4th, $400.
Mrs. A. B. Chlttin, remodel
residence, 1005 California, $400
W. E. Palmer, remodel resi
dence, 435 Addison, $400.
Joe Snyder, repair roof, 11th
and Walnut, $400.
II, Burkhard, remodel Klam
ath Ice and Storage building,
$250.
Lucille Wlrlz, remodel base
ment, 020 Jefferson, $150.
C, M. Howie, new stairway,
2313 S. 6th, $87.50.
University Coed
Missing From Home
EUGENE, Feb. 18 UP) Miss
Frances E. Babb, 20, a Univer
sity of Oregon junior in art
studies, has been missing from
the campus and her home here
since Thursday, police said to
day. Police said the girl, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Avon D. Babb,
Rt. 1, Eugene, was reported to
have left home Thursday carry
ing a small handbag in which
HOTELS
OSBORN HOLLAND
cugene oar. tfcoroao
Thoroughly Modern ,
Mr. see Mrs. J. I. Earlar
ei Jee Eerie?
Preprlelore
IKSAI.D a NEWS, Kleeialk Sells, Ore. Tl'MllAV. fab. IS. ll. fase Tkroa
Alaska Air Freight
To Start Wednesday
PORTLAND. Feb. 18 (Pi Air
freight from Portland to Alaska
will go on a regular thrice week
ly schedule tomorrow when the
Globe Distributing company and
American Airlines open a six-
she told her family she had
packed clothing to stay overnight
with friends here after a Thurs
day social function.
PKHVORMS
AAI New Treatment
V Z to RmI RmuHs
Don't tat rear ehd4 suffer the foment of
Pin-Worasl Today, thanks to a peelej,
BMrfleeilr racoenlied drug, a blcaly alTae
tivo treatment bee been nede poaaibla.
flo ajeteta for the wnratnf afrm. oape
alalia the emDarranelac reeUI ItcS. Oat
JAYNI'S P-W risht awar end folk the
direcUone. Thane a mail. enaa-te-Uke tablets
ware developed after rears of patient re
search In the laboratories of Dr. D. Jarno
a Son to net in a special war to remoea
Pin-Woana.
Hi eaar to raaaaabar i -W for eHa-Wonej I
month contract representing
Portland's latest bid for trade
with the territory.
Ed Nye. vice president or
Globe, said the airlines' DC-4
planes would carry full loads ot
merchandise for Anchorage,
Fairbanks, Nome and Kodlak.
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
Thta Old TrtMtflMtit Often
Bring Happy lUltel
Vanr mfftrtrt roller nintaf 11tatfi
ttikkly.one they diwow that th nittM
oi their trouble may b tired kidneys.
The kidney are Nature' ohltf way of tait
In Umixmm aeidi and watUout of the blood,
.f hay help moat people paaa about S pints a day
When dlaordarof kidney f aneUon permit
9oUoaoua cutter to remain In your blood. It
may eaua nactdntf backache, rfcumatie)
pain, let pains, loas of pep and nray, U
Unf up night, wtlltntr, punlnei under the
yea, headaches and dlitineia. Fraaueat o
scanty paaaases with am ar tins and ournias?
ometlmea ahow there is soma thing vrona
with your kidney or bladder,
Don't waltl Aik your drucrlat for Doan't
TIDe. a atimulant diurttle, need aueeeaef uu
by millions for over SO years. Dooa's tlv
Bappy relief and will help the II anils ot
kidney tube flush out poiaonou waat iroasi
jour blood. Oat Doan'i Fills.
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.. Desert Grapefruit Industry, 746 South
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