The Klamath news., September 20, 1924, Page 8, Image 1

Page Eight
Coming With Circus Sept. 27
THE KLAMATH NEWS
MEMORIAL GYM
CONSTRUCTION
. TO BE RUSHED
' DHulIcO Plan n. Specifications
! To ll llcfttlv In Three Weeks;
Work to Hi art Within (Ml !)
It It eipwrted that the bulletins
work in open can continue
until Christmas or Die first of
January and If thoso conditions
hold this- year the rorf w, )e
on the building anesd of the
storm and the Inside work rah
In completed In January and
February to that the tih school
VH Itbiv, hKfvr
hiding during ".U" ' ll
the end or t: term rfl,, .
Hurk
rorri-
JU ulatht
l hunters (a0 B(,r J
""I. nr.-, cK: JJ
' K20-23
"There's a Burma girl a-walt-Ing.
an' 1 know siie think of
me." one is likely to quote from
Rudyard Kipling when the Bur
mese "rapid transit rolling
Block" with the Al G. Barnes wild
animal cirrus cornea to Klamath
Falls Saturday. Sept. 27.
This unit of the Al C. Barnes
great wild animal circu repre
sents a part of the 2000 educated
jvld animals and 100 perfor
mers and actors, including three
tribes of Indians. Washoe. Ks
condidoes and Apache, who will
'play an Important ' part in the
sensational circus feature, "Pora-
jhunta at the Court of Queen
j Anne." the colossal fantastic es
j travaganse that opens the big
; program.
More thao 100 pretty girls
'from tin-kld California, many
! of whom have appeared In some
of the latest motion-picture pro
; dilutions of this year, will also
'be Included In the cast of chorus
'and. ballet girl.
j And last but not least, there
will be the greatest movie-star of
I them all Joe Martin. Mm self,
i It's the chow that's different.
Thai work on the Memorial
(ymnasium tmild'ng will start
within 60 days Is assured bv the
Instruction given Architect II. It.
I'errln to complete and submit
the dta!led plans and specifics
Hons wl'hln the nest three weeks.
Immediately following the
completion of theso plana bid
will be called fur and a buildtoK
contract entered Into which will
secure an immediate start on the
build ng work with the expecta
tion of getl ng bho structure un
der cover before the heavy win
ter storms break.
Under normal renditions here
KLAMATH FALLS 1
Saturday, September
Grandstand Chair Seats on Sale at Klamath "
jiuiuui ivumpany.
37
EPIZOOTIC OF
CALIFORNIA IS
DECLARED OVER
Only One Section of State Now
Itelieved to Have Any
Plague Infection
A succession of recent events
Indicates that the nation's live
stock Industry has little further
to fear from the outbreak of foot
and mouth disease in California.
Veterinary officials of the United
Slates department of agriculture
expressed this optimistic view of
the situation.
The only place where infection
is still suspended is In the Stan
islaus national forest in Tuolum
me county. Calif. No new cases
of infection have been discovered
or reported since August 16. In
that case only two cattle In a
herd of 800 were affected and of
ficials are hopeful that the
prompt slaughter and deep bur
ial of the entire herd destroyed
the virus of foot and mouth dis
ease before It could spread.
Twelve large herds which were
given a most thorough inspection
on leaving the forest recently
showed no symptoms of the dis
ease. As au additional precau
tion those herds and all others
which are allowed to leave that
area will be inspected frequently
for several months. Morover,
susceptible test animals will be
kept with lliem long enough to
make certain that no cattle carry
ing the disease are in the herd.
As a still further measure of
safety, the forest service, acting
on the recommendation of the
bureau of animal Industry, will
close the Stanislaus forest to all
livestock during I92S. This will
inconvenience a few neighboring
rancbm,en. but the action is nec
essary In the Interests of public
safety and economy. The value
of the graaing In the area u
small compared with the cost Of
suppressing another possible out
break, i
SKELETON MAY
NEVER RECEIVE
IDENTIFICATION
MEDFORD. Sent. 19. (United
Press) A problem In Identifica
tion which never may be solved
has been offered with the d's
rovery of a skeleton in tqe woods
south of the Umpqoa basin.
Near the headquarters of Black
creek a mountaineer. Joe Hutch
'nson, found the skeleton of a
man nearly covered with pine
needles. The skull was about
forty feet distant from the rest
of the bones. The shoe soles
were marked with three row of
tacks, the outer of iron and the
Inner of brass. In the center of
each sole had been the Initials
M. D. W. outlined in brass tacks.
On the ground beside the skele
ton lay the barrel of a .30 caliber
Martin rifle, the butt long rotted
away, but the screws and metal
bind ngs still lying in position.
The depth of the pine needle
covering the bones and the con
d:tion of the skeleton Indicated
that the man Rid died probably
twenty-five years ago.
Say,
Folks,
Listen!
If you ncel nny (Jrrcn HIaIm
bow Is the t'mc to jcet them
while the wcatlirr Is Heal for
drying thetu.
Yours Truly
Heilbronner
6?Rea
lttotif 2'tO-K
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1 OPATPftT I DIM
4 RING
WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS,
t r v g .aai m m j k
massivx poxnuMU,
Of gVLNTS IN TMt UfC Of THt
ONUT AMtAJCAJM PRINCtSS
Over Two ThouMr.d Wild Animals
WILD ANIMAL PERFORMERS
wLL OTHER SHOWS COMBINED
MEET THE GREATEST MOV
STAR OF THEM ALL
,inF M&hTTINmimqpi vll
Special Sale Starts
TODAY
Watch Our Window for
Features
GEO. L METZ
The Jeweler
622 Main Street
We have them to meet your needs
Here Are a Few Specials J
One 1921 Ford Touring. . . $175.00
One 1923 Ford Touring. $375.00
One 1923 Ford Roadster . $325.00
One Ford Delivery $125.00
One Ford Delivery . ... $150-00
One 1922 Ford Coupe $375.00
,
Yours for Better Service
otor Co.
Balsiger
M
Authorized Ford Agent for Klamath County
. Let George. Do It
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