The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, April 29, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr I NEWS I. i a MAT (vickcrsham's Smart Shoes Will r r o : -... j lomplcte i our opnnj; osiume null'- Hail to the styles that make your costume iidmircd by everyone. Here is pictured a most distinctive Many other chic Htylen are ready for It. ..nil ifnl na it litii.u l..w.lt iiiiniinjrs. colors, materials, leathers and other ink t won i 'J,hl "Ul " itw inomenis 10 ifit our Mi'p u ixr" I'nua iiLivu. MY NOT COME IN? " ll'iOt LMlV 'IV HI iriii iiwoirni tu milieu WICKERSHAM'S Vain 822 51 YLfc. SHUt SMUf Phone 805 L L BRITAIN IIS BACK TO GOLD TRADING BASIS e(lnesdayLAPiii 29, 1925, M'iK'K IVWilM. Page Thre ItlllM I-Jtll ....... . . L ... .1 hlUI H lui'iii.ii uL'U i""'"1" ln De enterea into riir mak- ind to make ucb Improvement on ""W.MI-.NT tlx said lnioru. mi.nl i.u T.t nf .. 1 oust bf accomoanied hv a rhnrb I IlatAfl at Klamath Fatla. nrBim ' ..la . Pursuant t.. .TrtiT..;. ... ... "".a y some responsible bank April Unto, 12. of Klsmalb Kali Vi,7n- Pr rent of the amount bid. LEM I.. (iAGHAGEN. . hrrl k.. i' "?n.:. ?"": guarantee that the successful Police Judge "Ived I.V the l',ii,. i, a . 'a"r Into contract with A2.S0 M1.M.6.I.7.I. cliV at hi. J.Udl!" ''' "'d ,h e'" making of aurh: ... i, . '" :y Hall., mprovement wltbln IV day. from' for ra.. a, . , , T1! P M" Tl,B """""i Council reserve, the' lor raaa.ng the proposed mirnn. 1 rlh, I,. --j ... I ment ,f h.ri,d hum from ii.. .... . :;' -t " """' 1 ASPGROVE. April 28. Hir. i.t northerly to Jefferson Hirei. j behalf of (he city I tl T1 II 11 I II W I (I I upaull.a -a a . . . ' WAJ-IIIN-CTON. Air!l - (. Ilirn if (in.al If rliiaatt In th,. n, "r'udnir lnl.-rerilon Tin (iropofd Improrfment (a be lllldi itli-'llil.. Ihi, a. I ..a .J ...H.n. .ha, lh.. ..M. and ..reH ti. II MtablTaid ".rad. i,. a wlrtih of tweniy-fnur (24 fwt. .r.pt at InturaiTUonti. whi.re ld la In be lull width of In ii rrUTimn. with inti. ret aldi-walka i li-it w.de on both Hldi-H of aaid nipror.iiii.nl throuitnuui lt entire tt.atjn'e. I lie unit In be In all rea-i-i:j acn.rdinn to the plana of the uy r.n!.neer on file with i'ollre JudKe. I.iihI fliiuinlul world lua taken another lonK klep haik to iiornulr) Treas ury offl.lala here deelare.l todjy 'bai II aorond In Importanie to the las plan In puttlns the world on an even keel f;nur.'-lully iilu r I ho dlizy nur.i dlvea ot tho laal flro yaera In It almpleat ternn. ttila Ktep meana that a llrltl .her ran take 1 1 Mr. and Mr. W J. Wllllama rf rhllor.imil Oreann.'werti vLaltort In ramn lat Friday.! ;V.'illlam la nilllrleht for the Chil oquln Lumber company. Mr. Bill BlmsoD and Mm. J. E. ' McCain of Chiloquln were callera KOIl t Mn. W. Doney'a Friday after I noon. Lilt No. I!fl. ' Mr "A Mr"- W 8 Kr of Pursuant to ordlnanre of th eii. Klamath Falla wtre bualnesa Tlai- NEW YORK. April 28 Ted "Kid" Lewis, former welterweight champion. Is back la the Unite Statea looking for a match with Mickey Walker. Lewis reached here Tuesday after tour of sev er a 1 months In England. He brought with him Phil Rich ards, a featherweight, and Pop Humphries, a bantamweight. I'a'ed at Klamath Kalla. April 28th. 1825. I.EM L. CAflHAflEX. Police Judge. A29.30 M1.2.3.6.,7,8. .Mnn-K invitim; kiiih HUtKKT IMeilnVf.'MkNT NOTICE ; Farmers desiring early appraisals n Fed-ral Farm Loan ApplicaUoas must file applications this week. Klamath Falls National Farm Lean Aaaoclatlon. Mrs. L. B. Hague, Serr.tsrjr - Treasurer, S Loorais Building. Klamath Falls. A2t of Klamath Falla. Oregon, notice Is tors ln camn Friday. The Flnleys hereby Klven that hu1 will h tn. .u. .. t" celved by the Police JudKe of said t rki. cltv. at hi. ..ffi-a m .h. r..... ct..ii . nierchaot of Chicago. Said Improvement shall be made up to and Including Monday. May, Mr- E- Clements, Mrs. J. E. f r inrrcte pavement. reinforced 25th. 1925. at 8:00 o'elnrk i ' t I Manafleld. Mrs John Winklaman Z-"X'rai !- Mrs. W. A. Benson motored to l i . i ' . " " " 1 ' "uu. l ine , . T..-l. t- ma paper pounu to tne bank and pavement wun bituminous concrete , Street northerly to Jefferson Street I r"ml ".mtua, """ get It. fare ralu- In gold, and that ""!- Phltlc concrete pavement ; inclusive, excluding Intersections.'! Mr- cbet Flury of Cbtloqulo "" . r astne wun as-1 i ne proposed Improvement to be j was a dinner guest at W. Doner .. "'in luuiic.v uuae VACUUM BOTTLE SPECIAL Saturday, May 2, Only Pint Size. Aluminum Cup, Colored Case. Ideal for home, lunch kits or outing use. Keeps liquids hot or cold, night or day. n '.t V 98c I he run ship this goid to the United Slates to buy locomotives, type writers, or whatever he wants. Ai'luall) of course the gold isn't shipped, but It make all the dlf-f..r.n'-H In the world whether It can h. hhlppfd or not. It la like having mi. in y In the b:mk. As long as you ran go to the hink und get your money you d- buH!uens will) i checks as If they were g ild but when you can't got your money jotit of the banks they are only si raps of paper So with (be Krl- tlah yound. Now that s British , dullness ni:m rsn, if he chooses send the cold, yolldw gold across . the ocean to pay for the goods, i he buys here. American business 'men are willing to take his check or his bill of etcbange. which Is proposed Improvements toxelher with the material . all of said: made Includes the grading iA said 'Sunday M s to be made.jalreot to the established grade, to a! .. . rh r. and Mrs. Ted Mark. lo be: width of thirty-four (J4) feet, with wardt of Chiloquln were also guests used. In accordance with tne ssld : concrete sidewalk. feet wide on the same day. plans, specifications and estimates ; both sides of said Improvement! Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Griffin at- ' "'"' u:inrougaou. 11, entire distance. the!tended Sunday acbool at the com munity church at Chiloquln Sun- :flr,. of the Police Judge of said ; atn to be In all respects according !ty. reference lo which U hereby : to the plans of the City Engineer A iujiii grade Manning Bowman product at about one-half its value. Remember, sale i for Saturday May 2 only. Do not mitt this opportunity. Mail orders received Saturday will be filled un til stock is exhausted. Baldwin Hardware Co. The Winchester Store. Phone 261. 418 Main St. le regarding further details for ; on file with the Police Judge. mornlug. plans. construction. materials. I Klld imI,r0Tement shall be made I r- J- E. McCain and Mrs. Bill 'lujuilt.isi, and the like. ,.r concrele pavement, reinforced Slmson were callers at the Ash-! hild Improvement will be let In concrete pavement. Warrenlte Bltu-lwQr,h home gundav. j ine contract and bids will be re-; llthlc pavement; Warrenlte Bitulithic 1 , ,,, , , , elved for each kind of pavement pavement with bituminous concrete' C' R- Mlller was business TlBl . pec tied above, and will be open-luase, asphaltic concrete pavement) tor ln Aspgrove Sunday, d for consideration by the Com-j ith rock base, or same with as-, Mrs. I. Buel and nelce of Chllo mon Council on the said 25th day,:1haltlc concrete base, all of saldouio t.lled on MrB w no,,.. Mon. .f May. 1925. t the hour of 8:00 proposed Improvemenia to be made.lqUl11 lefl 0n ' UoneT Mon Tclock P. M. Bidders will be re-; together with the materials to be I Bll'r "ternoon. quired to submit bids on blanks, used, ln accordance with the said! Ed. Savage and family returned prepared by the tlty f.nglneer. ana plans, specifications and estimates here from Ashland Monday. Bav-1 oius win uoi ue luumueiru uuicw.ui me vuy engineer on me in me so euhmltted. Blanks for bids ff Ice of the Police Judge of said may he obtained at the office otjclty. reference to which is hereby the Police Judge. made regarding further details for The successful bidder will be P 1 a n s. construction. materials. the equivalent In International required to give bond in a sum to quantities, and the like. trade at Its fare value. Britain ' 'is fixed by the Common Council! 9a id Improvement will be let In h,. ,.,-. i,.,i ,i, .,,, ...M'fir the faithful performance of the one contract and bids will be re- ng said Improvement. Each bid j specified above, and will be open must be accompanied by a check j cd for consideration by the Com--ertifled by some responsible bank mon Council on the said 2&th day tor 6 per rent of the amount bid. , of May. 1925, at the hour of 8:00 as a guarantee that the successful o'clock P. M. Bidders will be re bidder will enter into contract with; quired to submit bids on blanks 'he city for the making ot such prepared by the City Engineer, and: 'mprovement within 10 days from bids will not be considered unless I '.he date of making such award, iso submitted. Blanks for bids; The common Council reserves the!may be obtained at the office of, right to reject any and all bids. , the Police Judge. I and to make such improvement on, The successful bidder will bei behalf of the city. .required to give bond in a sum to .. . j . i. --.I. run. o,.. he fixed by the Common Council1 ' f. V Ki,T OreR0,1-ifcT the faithful performance of thei April 2stn. IS". contract to be entered Into for mak-l u p,. Ing said improvement. Each bid . c JU"g must be accompanied by a cheek A29.3U ill. z.i. ..'. . certified by some responsible bank I fnr S Der cent of the amount bid. POKiaa a guarantee that the successful bidder will enter Into contract with .since tho war. 1 .Mon- llrlf'.sti TrmU- 1 When the British business man ; w-ants to buy an American aulomo j bile he can now got the full value for lila money. Instead of having j part of It dipped off as bat been the practice since the war with the pound below par, In other words. If he wants tn buy an electric fan In America, priced at, say (4.85 he can pay It with a pound note. A year ago when the pound was considerably below par, he would have had to add 30 to 60 cents extra. That Is an elementary example i of what the return of the pound' parity means to business though i ln actual practice foreign exchange I la somewhst more complicated. But , the example Illustrates the princi ple of the thing. age will take bis old position I night watchman for the Modoc Pine company. A number of the men folk of the camp spent Sunday fishing along the banka of the Williamson and Spring creek. The men re port all having fine luck. Let Us Do Your; Washing! ? French Hand Laundry cam handle your family washing best. We make this a spec ialty and are equipped to give you unexcelled service. Ifa are hard on dirt but not on clothea. The finest piece art. washed cleanly and safely by us. Let us call! The French Hand Laundry WE KMJ'LOY OXLT I'NIO.V HELP 137 No. 4th St., Phone 490-B' Get ICE SEASON IS ON Out Your Skates PHONE 58 For Ice Delivered to Any Part of the City. KLAMATH ICE STORAGE KOTICK INVITlS'O BIDS STREET IMPROVEMENT Crop Producing Farm Implements That Lower Your Production Cost J. W. KERNS S!1!J57.J. Farm Bureau Exchange 6th & Broad St. I'nlt No. JMJ-A. Pursuant to ordinance of the city of Klamath Falls, Oregon, notice Is k.h. ivn that bids will be re- i.v ht- Police Judge of said city at his office In the City Hall., up to Bnd Including Monday. May bib 1925. at 8:00 o'clock P. M i for making the proposed improve-l ment of 4th Street from Klamath; venue to walnut iveuue, ,uu. ing intersecHon at Walnut Avenue: 5th Street from Klamath Avenue to Oak Avenue. Including Intersec tions' "th Street from Klamath Avenue to Oak Avenue. Including I intersections; 8th Street irom r..- ... Avenue to USX Aveauo, nu- 9th Street from Klamath Avenue to Osk Avenue, and 11th Street from Klamath Avenue to Walnut Avenue. i.i,.aire Including Intersections at Walnut Avenue; and Walnut Ave nue from 4 th Street easterly to 11th Street: and Oak Avenue from 4th Street easterly to 9lh Street, including Intersection at Oak Ave nue and 4th Street. The proposed improvement to be ... j injuries the grading of said streets to the established grade, to a width of 34 feet, except 5th Street, where same is to be full width, and with concrete sidewalk 6 feet wide on uom oiues Improvement throughout it entire distance, except 6 th Street from Walnut Avenue to Klamath Avenue vhere the said pavement la to re fuU width and on the easterly side of 7th Street from Rtamath Avenue to Oak Avenue, where the same L? to be full wloTa. sidewalk on he westerly side of said 7th Street onty the same to be In all respects according to the plans of the City Engineer on me wun 'Judge. j c.id improvement shall he made Lof concrete pavement, reinforced concrete pavement. Warrenlte Bitu lUhic pavement: Warrenlte Bitulithic pavement with bituminous concrete .tail asphaltic concrete pavement with rock base, or same with as nhaltic concrete base, all of said P?(?posed improvements to be made, together with the materials to be ed in accordance with the said plans, specifications and est mates of the City Engineer on file In the office of tlie Police Judge of said citv reference to which is hereby made regarding further details for plans. construction. materials. j quantities, and the like. Said Improvement will be let in one contract and bids will be re- ' -vri for each kind of pavement specified above, and will be open ail for consideration by the Com mon Council on the said 25th day of May. 1925, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P. M. Bidders will be re- , nitlred to submit bids on blanks ! ..reus red by the City Engineer, and bids will not be considered unless Iso submitted. Blanks for bids mav be obtained at the office of the Police Judge. I The successful bidder will be required to give bond In a sum to be fixed by the Common Council tor the faithful performance of the the city for the making of such Improvement within 10 days from the date of making such award. The common Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. The White Pelican Hotel ANNOUNCES -' . A series ; Of Special Sunday Evening Dinners Harry Borel will provide . an interesting music program during the dinner hour. Ramsby accompanist. - Betty I 9 I . I . -I 1 A 1 BP1 vVsaasl -s 1 Miles Hour S2S MUes At? Seconds . Miles Gallon. The ever-swelling, nation-wide praise which acclaim the brilliant performance of the new good Maxwell will continue to grow in volume because Maxwell will continue to deserve it. For this great car not only give performance result and economy heretofore unknown in its class. It is also one of the most soundly engineered and soundly built cars in America manufactured complete by the Max well organization in the great Maxwell plants. Its motor combines such features as force feed lubrication and fine balance of reciprocating parts structural practice before confined to cars costing far more. Its transmission, and Us rear axle, are big enough and strong enough, for the most strenuous daily service. The new good Maxwell owner enjoys his 58 miles per hour, 5 to 25 miles in eight seconds, and 25 miles per gallon in the knowl edge that this prized combination la exclusive and distinctive to the new good Maxwell alone. - We are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to prove these good Max well truths to you. Tearing Car, Radncr. Club Caufw. CUtb Stdan, Stmmdard Four-Door Sedan anraravlj price irom SSSS la $ 10I. All arias I . o. o. Dwell, (a astra W arc pUmMtd to extend the convenience of rime-payments. Afk abans Met veU'i awacnv Stan. Maxwell dealers and raperiar MaxseeU arnci cvennvnere. tiieNewGood Howie Motor Co.