U Estate FAMOUS
MOROCCO
TH1 . ..r..l in
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I lot ou Herbert
FC' . a. LiiUI oor-
L ...Vmoaih. ....
1 .if.. j..h
Prl '"
mill Addition. Price!
l to
yOPKHN furnished bunga-
W4 lor"-- - " "
fries I J.J".
ntlNflALOW close l
101, ea paving. Trie
terme.
L CONVENIENT 4 room
Mil.. urge
L BUd.l" bUBgeloW l
j leratlol. 0 gooo ioi am
lirtft. Nice lawn, garage
paid. Trlro Olg.
odtra hour on No. (th
ilsed loratleB. splendid
ih. rlly and country.
fi.M. Tsrma.
H.EXPTP H ESI KENT loU
Lrk off 'h: on. corner Int.
no at M0 or will .i:'
dr.
r TI1K BFST resident lots
,irtrt w:ih garage. Prim
AIS la a two year old
, j room hou.e. balb
Lut look, largo clothe.
jinjf. on corner lot on
ii paving, rrlrt I. ISO
it PA KM en Morrill blub
ion In alfalfa, one
-I lind under irrigation
1100 per acre, on. -thin'.
There Ii fr sale on the
gow shout 100 tons of
: i 00 per Ion.
ROOM bungalow wltt
I btrk porch, all large
lite built-in kitchen, gar-
:i butmrnt on paid para-
ll food local Inn. A very
liai. Price $4,600, on
JR JATE OTTKItBElN 1
8t. Ihone O.M-l
BRIGAND KILLED
pottw for Klamatb eodno
frntlh r.lla and ever loclt
lliloitry therein tbal'l lb.
X O. Fo
l Lodr. n 11? Mhil.
n.cht. W. E. Bock
fwi fir and third Tbors
ia Jones. N. O.
Hi Bneamnm.nt Ma la
'T,7 Tuesday light. A. B
N Oratar No. 7 Mmu
"aaHay a.aila.. 6r
"aBOast. - '
Poor Eyesight
'ia upon .nnr n.r...
" '"". and your dl-
'liloa.
''er wh.n the remely
' ' rorrpctl. fliiixl
A, any wrnrer of
"aiinaiin of tl,0 eyos
'rt i.,, .,... ... .
t,l " o nave
" the l..l.,t r.
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R- GOBLE
ff.av
irouml Frnmra
"fK NKIIVICH
LONDON. May .Th. Undon
Tlniea rorr..Hndrnt at Tanxlrra la
'nform.d by mvmliara of ib fam
ily nf lla.ull tha famnua Moroc
can Ul.nd, ih.i Raiaull died r.
ently at AdJIr. Tha data of tl.
jndlt ibl.fa d.alb la unknown ac
cording to tha dlapatrh, but It ap
parently occurred about a fort
night ago.
lUlaull, .ao-ralUj .,,.a ( lb
mcuntalna, baa be.a reported dead
many llniee before.
Ha achlered bla greateat nolorlely
Ihtouth Theodore Rooeevelt'a fam
oua ultlmalum: "l-ardlcarlB alive or
Ralauli de.d" aeot when Raiaull
kldnaj'Vi-d an American merchant
tnd held him for ranaom of 7Q..
000. The lapil.a in relea.ed. For
4 long lime, Italaull belt) l be Kpan
tarda In check la Morocco, bul
mor than two year, ago he ac
knoledged their rule. Hecenily he
aa reported a raptl.e of Abd Kl
Krlm loader of tba Klff trlbetmea.
SPRAGUE RIVER FOLK
LOOK FOR GOOD YEAR
II. K. Wotfnnt, men hanl from
'prarna river, braved the roimh
od arro ihe rener.atlon lo mnke
trip Inlo Ihe Mxinty inl yeater
Inv. Mr. Wolforil ri-porl. 1 1- cm
en. of tho SjiruKi.e river country
till a.nlllng anil rlicerfut In .pile
f their laoliitnl ciinilltlon. elm- to
lltnont liop.iutahle road, ttttrlnr the
vlntiT nmtitliH, .ml i..on uncuriifort-
llle road, to travel iImiIiik the re.,
if the year. He reiorl. thnt hit
.Ion of Klamath county un looMnic
or nl to a profltahle year, owlni;
o the rich aarlrullurul Innil. ur
oiinillnR It, the artlve ouerntion of
Ihe Campbell-Tow le Lumber com
pany, with a monthly pnyroll of
around 13. noil, and Ihe cem-rally
pro.ticroun rondltlon of the n-.l
hi.
Mr. Wolforil nayff that the
Spraaue rlvir rntnmtinily I. looklnc
forward with lively antli-lpntlon to
the lime when Hie (. V. it K. rnll-
oail .hull ale tin-in a daily aerie-,
and believe. Klamath Full,
vtll be nttllxed a. a ahopplng center
for that community when thla .hall
happen. Tha Hprague river ra.l-
denta are eluted over the pro.pect
of their town becoming a connect-
ng point fur rn II .ervlce between
'Clntnnl h rail.! Lnkevlew, and 811-
ver Ike. aa theao three line, would
luturaily tonverxu nt thla point.
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uRhi-.i;i: efiricrett, lia.e. al an eiti-t unhappy, and Lit the ali.oluie rua- Ut aix auceeaaivo weeka. purauanl
niali-ii ro.t, Including ceineit tt'An. tody and cnirol of llunnle 1. 1 to ordtr from Honorable A. I..
' walkn. curbing, gullera and drain- Caldwell, a minor of tha age of Leavttt, Judge of the above en
age, for concrete pavement, war-! 14 ytara. and that aha he declared tilled court, made and entered on
renlie hiiullthic pavement wub roca i to be the owner of the following April 29, 1HJ6. Dale of firat pub
baae, or a.phaltle conrrele pa.e-i deacril-ej real property located and licailoa hereof to be April 30.
iment with rock baae. of f 1 1.156.76. ' .Ituatcd la the City of Klamath 1925.
land for warrenlte bltulltble pare- Falla, County of Klamath and II. M. MANNING AND D. E.
1 ment with bllumlnona concrete baae, State of Oregon: Lota one and VAN VACTOR.
an aaphaltlc .concrete with aaphaltic i two In block forty-three. Including. Attorney, for rialntirf.
concrete baae1, of 1 1,44. 8Hldl.il building, thereon In Jluena Viata, , ,'oae Pof jUtflca ;anV Jiiiaf
4 Improvement jo ellher event to In-1 AiWWoto. tho. City if KlanatM f ' turn ' Ada?ea WV2lti!li2-
,.u..- nmuiiii, suiiihh .uu vuruiDB, I ruin, vjiwvn, un uuui .117 riaiui, ..ui.uiupt,
land drainage; aald pavement to be title pr Intereat. curlety, right or ' tb Falli. Jftaptsab Conn,
rtwenlv-flve fat wM with ! Mh..!.e w-lnlahcil be voL 1 M I ft lit'. Oeeaan I I ' ' f
.... -i 11-- f 1 , i , . , r;kl.' kh.AH. 1. J J,-1,!'. aj4l.Q1Al! 1111 ".
u.'hliih mw-w.i. I . . . 91 imi ui. 1. ki iru u u.'ll -nw
wide on both aldea thereof, " with ,rr ' - - - -
parking atrlpa le.eled throughout
oa both aldea; and
HB IT FURTHER RESOLVBD'
by tha common council that the I
properly hereinafter dnacribed be
and hereby la declared to be bene-.
fited, to-wlt: 1
All nf block 3-A; lota 1. 4, 1
I S and 4. block ii; lota 4. !.
j 4. and 12 to 19 Inclun ,-e.
1 block 39: lota 1, 2. J end 7
I to 14. Inclu.l.e. block 40. all
! In Hot Rprlnga Addition to the
City nf Olamath Fa'.l.. Ore. j
gonand that aald property
above deacrlbed be and hereby lei
I declared to be benefited and a.aea-1
aea lor toe eipenae of aald Im
provement; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
I that Monday, the let day of June,
U25, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock;
i P. M at the Council Chambera in
(the City Hall of Klamath Fa'.la.
Oregon, be fixed aa the time and
place for the hearing of objection.
and remonatrancee agalnat eaid pro-j
poaed improvement; ana
The Police Judge be and he
i hereby la directed to canae notice
of aald hearing to be published aa
by charter provided.
Stale of Oregon,
r- . .
j.cu.cjyujK.ir. couuan valine. Hr.iin'Y.
Five lortmiallori. illrccii il l,y diaries M. Schwab, inulll luillli'n ire
Nr V.ir'ir. Mi I ii i! I nK Hie Iteihh hem Sti-,1 (orpocition. iia In n
hh iI li ih I'nite.l Stuti a lor approxiir.ii.lv tl'J.MiU ti m a'lieid ou r
cli.ri.-i . i n war tiintiai'i. awnnleil ab le Sch.nh v.-n. .lib Hie II S
F;-t Cnrpnratlon Jatne. K. Waller.. IIokioii. "I.nno Wolf ii.iiMi,"
ha be-.-un aervlng a life term for burg:.iiina a liou.e while armed
Ji ikie Cooa.n. lov film tar. having rrm lml ihe rit e old nc ,.f ele(-n
ill ion .lib. de in.n the nbacuilty of the Utile r-d linol:,..u-e .e
corilltiK to hi. Chicago representative 1'rlni e Henry wim virtually
icpre,ein. King Ijeotge of England during hi. IMhr'a vaention in he
Med t rron.-.n. narrowly taraticd aerfnnn letnry during a bunt n' rir
M Crlnntead wl en hi. mount rotlidd with unrulier ImrM. end'I.e
-. hnmn The hor.e had to be killed. The l'i,nce a unliijui.il
tt;oi:yh huilly Finikin up. '
County of Klamath,
I. Lemuel L. Uaghagen, Police
Judne of the City of Klamath Falls,
Oregon, do hereby certify that the
foregoing la a duly enrolled copy
of a resolution adopted by the
common council at It. regular meet
ing held on Monday, May 4th, 1925.
and of the whole of eaid Resolu
tion.
LEM L. CAOHAGEN,
Police Judge.
M5-1S Inc.
Something New Something Different '
STARTING MONDAY : '
SNAPP BROS.
Exposition Shows
Largest Show to Play Klamath Fall
This Year
Located Shasta-Way and 6th Street
HKSOI.l TIOX
Improvement I'nll No.
40.
SIMMON'S
IV THE CIFK I IT r.'H'ItT OF THE
STATE OK OIIKNON' FOIt THE
flll'V'TV (.1. Ii I 1I1TU
.rr:e m. ( -ldweii. iutn!'fr vB. wii-Im
r.am i':dv.-eii. DeTcndinl. :
To Willi;:!! Caldwell. Defendant. 11
In the name of the S a'.e nf Ore- F
on. yon in.- herein- reciiired to ap
A booster foi Klamath coonty
nd Klamath Falls and every legit
mate Induatrv therein tbat'i tha
Klamath News.
Heiress to Wed
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Los Angeles Mayoralty
Vote Shows Close Race
The Citv Engineer, piimuant lo I""' gnawer Ihe complaint
LOS ANHELES. May 6. Al- re. iluiion of the Common Council j "led against y ;i in the above en
boiiKh semi-official returns alio heretofore adopted, having on the ' 'itd."( ."j,,''"' ' "la'"
Mayor t;eorKe E. Cryi-r wa re- 'p,.;',,'.,,!" a, a'd 'oaHma'tes oftlie To" fail eo to anawer. for want
elected at Tuesday, municipal prl- cct improving Huron street ! ihereof, the plaintiff will apply to
tnarv bv a T.OtiO majority, mun- from Pacific Terrace to El Dorado i thc co"rt ,or " relief prayed for
alter, for former Federal Judge avenue and El Dorado avenue from I !n her complaint, to-wlt: for a
, .. , a i .. . .. 'Esplanade to Huron street, Includ- i V"' " " the grounds
llenjnmln llledaoe Intimate they may inlerW(.,lim wiB Huron street I of cruel and Inhuman treatment
.eek a recount of th votes cast. ,. the council having taken aamel'""' personal Indignities, rendering
Judge,- Bledwe and ' "Miles Ore-' tinder advisement and finding aald
gory were Cryer'a chief opponent. ! specifications and estimates
1U lie MiMiaciurj,
HE -'IT' -HEBfcWYl- REBOLVB6
that said plans, specifications and
I estimates ' for the improvement of
the said portions of eaid streets
he and the same are hereby ap
proved; ' and
BE IT FI'RTHER RESOLVED
that the common council hereby
declares Its intention to Improve
said portions of said streets In ac-1
cot dance with the said plans, sped-
fications and estimates. Said im-1
prorement shall consist of paving
said portions of said Btreeta with
i concrete pavement, warrenlte bltu-1
lithlc pavement with rock base, i
I warrenlte hi.ulithlc pavement with:
i bituminous concrete base, asphaltlc 1
concrete pavement with rock base.
25 Double Length Railroad Cart 25
350 People 350 i
V 25 High Class Attractioins 25
2 Big Free Attractions 2
I Baby's Ray's Wonder Act
The World's Youngest Acrobat
and
Mat Gay, World High Diver 100-Foot
Backward Somersault Dive Into 48 '
Inches of Water
Free Admission to Grounds
BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY
And Be Entertained By the Best
IthdMop according to late returni.
wan approximately 1 5,000 votes be
hind "ryr.
Unusual But True
(Over l.a.t Mghfa Ix-aanl Wire)
NORTH HERC.EN. N. J.. May
C it would he such a pity if
the dignity of the North Bergen
n.urt vere not maintained! Mrs.
Adeline Lake. petite snap-
pily dressed and with bobbed
hair, replied lo her husband's
low-voc!"d tannis with a neat
rlj;ht to the jaw anil was prompt
ly sentenced to 30 days in Jail
by Recorder Alfred E. Miles.
The Lakes were In court as the
result of a domestic squabble.
7.ION. 111.. May 6. Theodore
Becker Is the "main works of
this city." Becker baa been
named chief of police for. the
tenth time. In addition to that
he serve aa the head of the
priming company rua by the city
' andarte as (Ire marshal during
spare momenta. ' ' ,,,1
DIXON, Hi!. Ma . So
lan Cook, Begreaa, who wa born
a ijave, is celebrating her IOJ4
birthday. She is the oldest resi
dent of thai county.
CHICAGO. May 6 Jullous
Jenkson. wants a divorce from his
wife because she threw type
writer at him. "It wasn't a
portable machine either," he told
the Judge.
More Trouble
NATIONAL POLITICAL
BREAK 15 FORECAST
( Continued From Pnpc One)
free? muriev VANtx:Riv-"
Tho engngnmenl of Mitrlej V
Miami. FIB.. let Winter.
Ii. Tlii.i riled McAdoo ilemo
iimIs! All of the efforts to stnRC
loiiniony dinners nnil wipe out the
differences have failed.
Many believe that the democratic
.llmition Is heailiiiK toward nnollier
i,l,,1Hllock between the Smith nnd
.McAdoo orKimlzations like Hint wlt
inessed nt M.idtson Bnunre (l.irden
I lam summer. The only thing that
will avert It, some democrats le
ll.pve Is the ellmlnnllon of one or
Le other before 1928. Smith's
failure to make the senate probably
would elemlnnto him.
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Wim MAY11
day te 1
I FAT 'pOTAMPV.J
YoutiR Hal Do uiliey. son of the
(lovernor of Ohio, Is shown here
In a Columbus, O., cell where he
onco served three days for speed
ing. Ills latest episode enme when
he passed llironiih .niuiavlllo, O.,
In his louring car. There he met
Ullian VokoI. fifteen, who la said
to have ridden to Columbua with
him. The girl waa found In a
hoarding house there and returned
to her home. She declared his
conduct throughout had been that
of a gentleman who had done her
a favor. '
HEADQUARTERS FOR GIFTS FOR MOTHER , V
! "When God was giving mothers
Though all were fine and true
j He chose the very best one
When he gave me YOU."
We Have a Complete Line of Appropriate Cards
For Mother's Day
Priced from 5c to 50c.
Framed mottoes, for mother 35c to $3.50.
Candy, Perfume, Books also are fitting gifts.
Underwood's Pharmacy
Seventh and Main St.
Phone 37
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