The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, May 06, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextrlAMATIIN.EWS WORK STAHTS L 11E0NLWRAI SCI10G BUILDING All adjourned meeting of the dir. n.tora nf the ai-hunl district met l Hie Crntral tibiHil yesterday morn Inn at lo oo o'clock In consult w'.lh John Almrtrr and ion who were the lowest hlddrra (air thr general contract fur erecting , new school fur llii. dlairlri. , Mraara Almeter auliinlltrd figure, the Krd shimlng aavlng f s.4itt If the play hn attached lo the plum. now ilruwn nuli hi. o mined Inasmuch an the bond laaiir made .omit miiitha axu Ih In.iifflrlml to ('lull ihr plana hr rarrVd out In full. It Wll dd'ldrd HI III! !m,. to eliminate tin. 11 hiy aliiiln and to liulil another election ua aoon a, ptiiialhli. fur Ihr ill riiiH of rrnl t.x theae shrd. The bilinl fir! i, m sully of muni' play aheitcr fur the rlilldren In thin project a thl li n I Itl t it k provides nn basement a', nil und II Ih f 1 1 Unit I hi' vi.tcm it Ihr district authorltc u bond huo In provide all enclosed play :iu-f fi.r t lav children 1 n r I n k Incte- t wiutW Jnhii Almeter. the mm Qf TabbU r VjJATII AKT SHOi' ii.ir IVrntinjj K:.iTj-riiflt?rinir l South r.ciontli FKKT BURN? IT-KT PEIiSPIRE? FEET ACHE? FEET GROWL? FEET THROB? -. , .-' Ji 111::: itl a p;;a ol Arcli Preservers. TT;;5 hi the lime of year lo try some thing different. ouwill never try anything else. Houston & Jester Somellii ifi; New Something Different STAUTINd' MONDAY SNAPP BROS. fxposition Shows Urgeit Show to Play Klamath Falls This Year Med Shasta-Way and 6th Street Double Length Rsilroad Cw-Z5 350 People 350 25-High Class Attractioins 25 2 Big Free Attractions 2 Baby's Ray's Wonder Act The World's Youngest Acrobat and 1at Gay, World High Diver 100-Foot Backward Somersault Dive Into 48 Inches of Water Free Admission to Grounds THE WHOLE FAMILY And Be Entertained By the Best AT "" '"' '' r I. ,,r fa,i.r J:" k AI"'""t. Iiirmi rly of ih! ry -m: u. w f nilli..ui. Mh , I'l.rihnid man and la connected with r " 'n thla projected con- iruil'im. Itiith' ui their g.-mlrmr. ill Mim t Klamath Kulla anC m-'Kr their h.,ii,.a htre ll,. .,n H" r. giving full att.iit'.un tu ii i'i-k. The plumbing. hrailnK aiiC :.lrlc work will be under arp arair comrade and the hiiard hat nil yrt fully derided on I hi awarding of these ronlrarta. Worl on Ihr building will atari Imuird lalrly. CranU Pais Boy It Drowned After Hard Struggle In Rapid lllv I',ll,r1 l,H.) W l- I THE DAI.I.KS, May ; out thr rapids In Ihr C'llum'il river lit Keiifcrt'a rinniry. Lie 1' .it. Jl. nf Crantri I'linH, waa driiimed today, after a desperate hilt unsuccessful ailiiniit to awlm ainn-e after thr boat In which hr and bis hrothrr hucl hrrn f!ah n: wft rwn in fii'd by n whirl llrnry Mout, thr brother wan ahlr hy MniliR awlmmlnK, to atay aflial until narurd hy the father, Arthur 1 1 1 u r . who rami from the shore In u yanollne launrh. COURT FILINGS !: li lline in Neva Hell Ween :;.-'( KlamaTli KiiUh. IntH 7. In. Mm k 47. Frank Culimkle t.i J. s. .Smith. I :,n I. It S. Miiiintaln View Art ihl.nn l.llt 9. hlirk 13: lot i. :.. t. '-. s. . in. li. 12 iii hiuii ,14 , ' Sheriff IeN Fr..m Hurt K. HawkiDa. aherlft in tNe following II. K. Kerna. J 13. Tort connldera Hun. Si,. V, NV i, . S'iNW'i. K',S'iH und l! 2 of Sec. 3"J Tup. It. K; i;:N. l. and IS . r ii In Twn. ::'i. t1 It. i : , ..;.-) i;'snk-,.sv4.vh:i,! xv .-t-"v, i.f f:. . 24. anj In! 3 of Sec. ' Tii. K. :.. H. i: Kirns.. .!!.;' wi..M.'4 .l.ii! 3 3 T r. s i:. x. v. I T i:i !-! . I. Tup. 4 II. i: . K. r-m. $: l.etv lo a 1 1 : :Mo0 collide 11 of Sec. ii : ' i i n . !it I. I. . S'iSV!4.NKH SW! ji - or .mi ::i: i-i-n an.l H d"scriii- :' '.i. i ' n ' a i n in " ii.T2 ot'ieM also ail' 2. s,', 31. lylns S. f Co. mini. in ;p. '. u. I-..; also lot-; i. :i. 5. r.. s. N'.. NW'i of Sec. 4: li ts 1, 2. .1. 4. II. 7, s, I I, 15. lii. IT NWi.NI-:, of Sec. 5. lots 13 ... v t.. j i Q and 14 of Sec i. Twp. 40. 9. U. .s K Martha Kerna. J1.SS5 ronalder- nordaii.e with tne sain plans, speci-. a.ion. Una 5 and 13 of Sec. 9. fhion und etlnu.le8 Said in.- iprovement ehall conelst of paving. Twp. 4o. II. S. '.said portions of said streets with i It. ti!ah Kerns Kay. $16,000 con- concrete pavement, warrenlte lilt u-J sidi ration. I.ola 4 an, 10 of Sec.:!i'lllc pavement with rock base. .. ci. ci ,f ! i.-uvii.-i' 'warrinite l-itullthic pavement witn 2. s of Sc.. .1 iWnminnutl concrete ba.e. asphaltlc :'NI:,, of S. .. 4. Tv. p 10. II. c.011,.,,,;l. pavement w !tli rock base. I a ' . ... ..1. ..I, !.. ,-..M,.r.tn llul'amfinl W'lthi Kitih Kern, H.iv. J16.0U0 con-, aiderntlon. N lNW 'i .i W .N B.lks ,.,irbinB. gutters and drain- KVi. lits S. 9. 10. 11. 12 of Sec. aRe for concrete pavement, war- 10- lot B. S.-C 11: lot 2 In Sec. jrenite bitulithic pavement with rock it. i,. la i ',.c 15- Twn 40 base, or asphaltic concrete pave 15: lid 19. in sec. u. i wp. iu. , . ... 7S S. II 8 K. John C Kerns. $10,700 consid eration. 1-ota 13 and 14, SWIi SKM of See. 34, Twp. 89, S. R. 8 K. U 1 of Sec. 2. lota 1. t. 3, NKHNWi of Bee. S, Twp. 40, S. R. 8. Samuel E. Kerns" 110.700 con sideration. Lots 1 and 11 of Sec. t. of Sec. J. Two, 40, a R. I B. t Jamea Walter Jterai. ., $1100 'cOnaWeraAloa. Lota t d II. Jt hjnd Bebyla declared to be bene 9ee. 1. Iota 4 and . SNWH. fited. to-wlt: '' KWHKWa of See.- , NEKNBH of See. 4. Two 40. 8. R. S E Martha Keria. $30,000 consider ation. NEH. NEKNW14. EH SEH. lota 1, 2, S. 4. 8. S, 10, 11. 12, in Sec. 9. SWttSWK of 10. lots 7. 8, 9, 10, 15.16, 17, SW SE14 of Sec. 16, Twp. 4 0, 8. K. 8. II E Kerns. $10,400 consider ation. 'Lot- 3. 7. S. 9, 12, 13 portions of lots 5 and 6 lying S of (V road, in Sec. 32. Twp. 39, S. R. 8 E. W. If. ..?. t: Morfii'iKi-H K I.. Klllott et ux lo i.rani ..... ... c .,n Hun 9 ! '"""m'r- J, 1 , .,., 1 6 " ') The 1'olU'O Judge he and he yaers. Klrsl Aililltlons. l"l 6. .1)pri,1)V s ,rp,.,P1 to cnus,. notice I oi k 35 ! of said hearing to be published as W'llkiT Harrow to The First Na- M- charter provided, tional bank of Klamath Kails. $200 . State of Oregon. , x per cent. 1 vcr. Mill, Sec- Couny of KiamM, ond Addition, lot Mock I j Imuel I.. Oaghngen. Police Satisfiictlon of Clmlt.-l MoriniiKi'" American National bank to L. M. Lyon. , American National bank to C. V. 1 ' "n. R. R (Inrago vs. Ida M. Wll ii.rre O. Wilson. Me WcdnfHday. May r,. Hi:r. EWS'CONIESr STRANGE FREAK IS STILL OPEN TO SHOW HERE (Continued from Page one) lo the ronteat manaier and hr ill arnd you full Information a tn ow in lieiome a ronteatant. Kor Ih benefit of thou who did it are it before, we will give you le "three atepa" again: The Klnit Step (let In touch with the ramnalrn Bnaxer at onre, and learn how ally eaay It la to win one of the r prlTa. You will he aupplled th full information, end a ion t un i- riii-lpl hunk ifintiilrilnK a 'urtu'e f Helm r pi en pr.eea nnd tlnr -:i!iun. T: k your flrt t TODAY. Tlie S.'eoiifl Klci Turn In your f I rt auUcriptlon aa ion aa pnKrlhle, fur thin will earn ou a ImniiH of 10.000 extra vote .1 addition to the regular rotea la ui:d on t hut aulmeriptlon. Thun. i vour first aulinerliitlon in for nix innthH. It will earn nut only the heiliileil C.ooi) vntea, but a prem im of lO.ono extra vntea s well lolul of 10. 000 vntea. The Third Step Notify your friends, nelchbora. TK i:Mlneaa u,HociHtrH and fellow work rn of your ciiudiiini-y. anil aeeure! heir co-operation for your cam-: mlKn. 1'kc the t"li plion j to notify ihose you cannnt aee immediately; hop a hlmri letier or n posti'.l card to thoae you cannot reacli at onee il ;iervi::e. HANK IIAMHT Sill HITS SKI.K ST. JOSKI'll. . May 5. Trapped !y a posse In a ravine near here late today, tne of two bandits, who' held tip t!ie First National bank; it Stewartavllle, Mo., earlier in the' day, rliot anj killed himself to pre vent hia capture. KliSI.lt 111 IN llu.l-ov. tuelit I'nit .V.i. 40. I T'i!' tity !-'r.L'iii' i-r. piK'Miant to rc.ii'.ition cf '.ie c.ir.nri'm t junfll ' hereluf. 'e mluo'ed. having on the! jl'l' liii.v i'f l'iy. liiLTi. filed rlnnn. ..li.iH in aan e.si ji:i:nes ol i;ie t nf inmnr. Ini: Il'.lrn:i street ,r:''!i i'a 'i::.- Ti iTi'i-e lo Kl Ii:irado' avenii" and ri D.ir.iil.i avt-niu1 fi'oni ;i. '.'lal::l.l.' l Ihll'en slru't, ini'lllil- .n;; Ir.i. rei' Ion with Huron street, and the council having taken name nn.li'r sitK'Uenicnt Hnl f iiicl inir eaid lnni'. spcclflratlona and cslimatea '" fat isfuctnry; PK IT 1IKUKBY KESOLVK1) ";'kl .""S . , , v i i onrtinns of Slid strepta lie n:i,i the same are hereby ap- , l'foveu: and 1 UK IT Kl'KTHKU IlKSOIiVEU ;:hat the common council hereby , , s jn,n,n , improve di dares Ita intention to Improve i aill IHirilOIlS Ol P..IU Blirrin in in i -i i- -- ; asuhaitic concrete, base, at an esti- 1 n... t .. enul (tii-tllilfni? I'Ptllpnt At (IP- 1 ment with rock base, of $11,255.75 unH f.,r wnrrrnitr hlllllithic Dave ment with bituminous concrete base, or asphaltic concrete with asphaltic concrete base, of $11,684.15. Said improvement in either event to In clude (trading, rolling and curbing, and drainage: aald pavement to be twenty-fire (26) feet wide, witn concrete sidewalks' five (5) feet wide on both eWee thereof, . with n.rkinr aerina' leveled' thronghont on both aldea; and . BB IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the. common eounell that the 'V' Him, ... ., All of block si-a; iota i, t, S and (. block 26; lota 4, 5, 6, and 12 to 19 inclusive, block 89: lots 1. 2, S and 7 to 14, Inclusive, ' block 40, all tn Hot Springs Addition to the City of Olamath. Palla, Ore- a .ha. mmlA nrnnertv rum niiit .. r - - - above described be and hereby is declared to be benefited nd asses sed for the expense of said im provement: and UK IT PURTHKK KESUL.VEU that Monday, the 1st day of June, 1925, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P M., at tho Council Chambers In the City Hall of Klamnlli Falls. Oregon, be fixed as the time and ui... rm the hcnrinK of obiectlons and remonstrances against eaid pro- nn.,1 im nrovement : and .Judge of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, do hereby certify that the foregolug is a duly enrolled copy of a resolution adopted hy the common council at its regular meet ing held on Monday, Mny 4th. 1925. and of the whole of eaid Resolu tion. LEM L. OAGHAOEM, ' ' '' i linupn liroiherf are folnn to pre-j u-nt one of the moat iiDte!ealle Ireaka In hlalory. lo the unmvinenl, tie. kera of Klamath Kalla, when the' area of their blr. Joy tone la opened, here Monday nlnht at aeven o'clock,! May 11, which la none other than the myatery man, aa he la known Pej ' i'rw' -mw -im 9 Tom Developing the Fullest Possibilities of the Four If vou will follow the new good Maxwell step by step through the great plants where it is built, you will quickly understand its extraor dinary quality. The new good Maxwell is manufac tured almost to the smallest detail in Maxwell's own factories by an organization thathasalltheresources in mechanical equipment, scientific precision instruments, and trained man power to create superior quali ties in any product it sponsors. ' The new good Maxwell starts from the engineering department with a definite advantage a design that is the result of a determined effort to develop as never before all Tewrlnc Car. Knmdtur. Cru CoMfw. Club Sedan. Standard Pomt-Doot Sedaa amacti.tfcji prtcrJ tfum StfSS la H09S. Ail prices . a. b. OctrouV tax czrra. Wr arrrlraM-if extend the convenience of rinw.pflyww.il. Alk abowl Ma. I KU'iatuu.uw pUin-fMajuvlJ dtalrrt and mpmor Maxwell icrHCcncryuyncra, 1 IIlJ-mJJI Wmaxwell HOWIE MOTORS CO. Training for Service $ Keepino pace with America's telephone needs means keep ing ahead. The work of prepara tion never ends. There must he complex engi neering studies, careful financing plans, and thousands of manufac turing operations before new facilities can he built and made ready for public use. And when they are ready, the workers must also be ready, skilled in t!,f multitude of tasks incident to the operation nnd maintenance of telephone plant and equipment. The Paciiic Telephone ond Telegraph Company BELL SYSTEM One Policy One System Universal Service im tmi.nK ll:e ioorii:-'H ir.o t l. cilnjr to i otlce him pick, up a email carpet thyalriimii, and known In the enow'tnt-!:. which he found on the floor, world na piuln III Ki Aiiaina, the ,i'ai inx it Into hia mouth. His only II vine; peraon who has up to mother rushed over to him only to thia day bald led medical wieni e lind that ho had awallowed the tack, with hia Btrcnie ai t. in v hl-h he Itelni; aiarmed nho ruahed him to eata auin articlea aa ateel carpet t.ie family doctor. Aa X-rajl cf the tbcka. (lam and. uh, and aafety ebild'a atomach wait taken, only to raior liliulm. f:nd upon developing the nega- . V.r. Adcai mam pi rs'l a' .Mil I r'i-W 'i'aat the. atoniaeh oontalnetf were aoinLWhat oiirer.nl tliaii tile mfly p!na, atralxht pins, carpet oullnary ehlld'a plar. hia greateat tac ka, buttona and aeveral other ambition wan lo find moat any ar-!.rlirlea. tide that eame In contact with bin i liny white banda, placing the object- A PP woere all the peoale hav Into hia mouth and awallowinu It. ".' lo praa themaelvea fl One day Adam.' mother happened ' C . Th K1 l the fullest possibilities of the.four. It is a design that is so far in advance of other fours that only in the new good Maxwell can you get a com bination of 58 miles an hour, 5 to 25 m iles in 8 seconds, ga wil i ne economy of 25 miles to the gallon and riding qualities finer than any other four ever possessed. Only with such superiority of design, and only with complete Maxwell manufacturing, can so much better four-cylinder motoring be sold at the new good Maxwell price. We are eager to demonstrate these values to you, so that you, too, will be num bered among the ever-growing army of contented Maxwell owners. In every important center in the country, new members of the. telephone forces are in continuous training, preparing to meet to morrow's telephone needs. For your telephone system is a living, growing organism. Last year 836,163 telephones were added to its national service. Mil lions of miles of wire interlace the continent, to interconnect jour telephone with nearly 1 6,000,000 others. Tomorrow there will be more telephones, for the nation, demands and expects them. Pae Fi Police Judge. I for labor, etc. expended upon same.ly5.1j nc. chanic's Hen. On car, 1122.02 due.