The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, May 12, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLlamatii Hnrri ktrn Wini Gme With Hit ,..., Jim Hhullln ""T ... .1... fllllll Mllllll' f ...nil I" " , il- Alhlctlc. "' h.lil lh """" ...i.. in lhl clr.hlh 111- ;;.,, in Ih- wllt-Him vim Stood in nn to SUMMER PRICKS Your Ordortl i It ft I L,,iiy is locks an" Kootl uiul 1UY KAKI.l, gel Intnl. ciii h month Lsr rhfP price, and fuel bill will aiwuyn Iton & Co. Main mono ajj lory iiil i.iinu. M, ,.UII1 ln nay I. ltd In ii,, , A rU-mi li-ami.. tllll'llll".. (-'I h i; III. Ill .p .,t;,,.,. nf . iMI, Willi ii r- irl In v.-kiin l in-- ! .mil Iii'Iiikh hi i h n,i :, W'nln-r Jiihiii im , Ii ut mil tin While I'm In I'lili-cgii, II li ml viiii'Iiih Mi'iuiiutV niiimlliiK h Irlflo. Tl.c Itiiiwn, l.( iM. Yanks i HI. I .on l III u fin. hitting Kinnii 1 In 111. !tiini unii lifiroii lut 1 1; I pliu-f li kill II Monday, Hit. TIkith going In III" I, ..II. ,ni of IIih UI, whin nil er rnr by Klgncy, coupled wllli u par. nml I Ii ret- lilts gave Hi,. K,., Kin n fmir rim lead In tin- firnl liinlnt Tliii m-iiiM wiih 7 In 4. I'll KHIne between Hi Culm mill the llntvi'n. nml Him riinu-Hi lii-iwi.i.n III.. I'lrmiH nml I'IiIIIik, In 1 1 1 - Nn llniiiil league, were piiMiii,in-i on nr ilium n( ruin. Nil mlii'i- kiiiiii'ii wi re m bed u led. FRENCH OFFERS ! lift 11 111 nil iirniT unnAHrAincni iitQ OFFENSIVE BY FRENCH ABOUT TO START IN MOROCCO TOI'LON. Frame. Mr 11. A 'luttullon of Senegalese shupHhoot- I "t has embarked fur the battle front in French Morocco anil a de- FORM OftO i,iiiu to be in all respect, according iju.red to submit bids on blank 'to the plana of the City Kngineer ! prepared by the Clly Engineer, and .on file with 1,18 Police Judge. : bids will not be considered ualesa ! Said Improvement .hall be made no mibmitted. Illauka for liirtw of concrete pavemi-nt, reinforced may tie oniainea si ine omn ui concrete pavement, Warrenlte llltu-' the I'olirc Judge. Ilthlc pavement; Warrenlte Mtulithic I The aucceBHful bidder will be pavement with bituminous concrete required to give bond In a ium to l... amihaltlc concrete navemcnt he fixed by the Common (1111111!) , wlth rock base, or name with an- for the faithful performance of tint ihultlc concrete bane, all of said contract to be entered Into for iwik- TOPKKA, Ka... May 11. Jona- proponed Improvement to be made, Ing said Improvement. Each bit than M. Davis, erstwhile dirt far- together with the material, to be must be ccmPa'b. c.h,f GOV. ON TRIAL U M B E R you SALE CHEAP fclap nension ing h- uldings act practically all u for construc lor repair work, ve out and look iver. ELICAN RAY UMBER CO. LEAGUE BOARD ACTS ON ARMAMENT LIMITS I K N K V A . Mwy 11 Itcvolvi rn wumtiiM, Ntilunurliifji und nimmiT rUI a1rihlpN may 1 exdixltcl frum th lttt.rnt!nnul rnntrnl. w'llrh I hi' (rum (ruffle runfT-n' In-re hi. pen to ItiipMt upon i hi intrfl. in uinm und m u n i t Ion h Hy a h I Ik hi mujitrlly tin- inlll ttiry nmi m!t.!. hi, which hu I he cxrliiNlun ii ii flT t-inMliri kfin I hat tltiMi r 1 1-1'H rihould nut In xutiJiTt tn tin it np ii-d lnlljit'uiis. The uiuftiT will mm liffor- tin full niiifiTfiii!' Tui-stli v wIm-ii ;i Hhiirp flKhl In llk'! owlim t tilt rluw ii'hh ii f tin1 pr I'll iii I nary vuti. Ttu- rtiKKHtluii tlial wnr.liips. nuliinnriiH'H uml rnmiiiiTciiil uir nil lim 1h x IikIi-iI rami from I he Hi lt'."li whllf i lie AiiK-rirun ilc1imi tlon ht-aili'd by Thrtul r.- K. Ittirtnn. prtipnu'd that romnu'riv tn n-vnl-vT uliould nut hi- rt'Mtrtfti-d, is the right price to pay for a good tooth paste LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE Large Tube 25' .. , . n lf?5 usea me - -tfj World Over UlM J For Sale By CLAUD H. DAVIS, FURNITURE I'v H A V MKN ll f'l.AI'I'KK 1 WASHINGTON, Muy II. Infor-j mal tillKKiatlons friitn III,. Krone, "UTiiiiiiTi thut debt paymenla ll: the Tnltid SliitiH be in , ili- di-p.-nd- I HI upon ct lli-, t!(,n of reparutluna I fr.nn : r in ii n y have lncn ii.tHcifdl liy tlli lioviTlKiii'm. I nhen Ide new Kii-ii"'' e ni.rn riii-nt cattle In ren-tiMy. c.n e- i tliini u-i-re Iii-Kun lu-twene Ant,-r'rH-Atii'iJicvaddr llrrrlck at-. I I Ininir MlnlKHr ( 1 1 1 ii x . The Kfeni'li of I fil ial uiitited thai Fr iin e hiIkIi hi' a'.ile to iitidertake payment 1 jtlie l'nr.ed Slnti-a would axree to ! Hi'i-i'pt a entire tif the annultlea col- leiiid from (iermany under the liawea ,lan. TIiIh Informal auKKea tlen wan relayed tn WHHhlnRton hy Amtiuatiador Merrick, hnt he waa advlHi'd that the plim would not be ucceptalile. The I'nlliil Ktaten ha ateadfajit ly refuned lo link the dehta with Germany ri'iiartlona and decllnea to irliaiiKi' that policy now. It re juiird" the tiiillnallolia If th Kuro 1 pi-an Koyertiitn'ntK ,if 'he I'nltet! : Stati-K an Inili'pi'iiili'iit t'elita and j linen lint hi-lievi' the pnynii'tlt of them ahoulil be cnnilllloiieil itiion ciillertliiti of reparatloiia ffnm Germany. Thin lse;u.c was decided aeveral years bko when Lord Halfonr at ti'inpied to Intertwini reparation and delita in a mutual partial can epilation achenie. WiethitiKton IMi-aeil WaahltiKotn offlilala are plenaed Unit the new Kn ni h governineni has Mpoken of the debt queatlon i pri'tiiptly I'lG falte hopia have been ar.nie, hi often 'hat until an of filial offer hati been made. JlltlR Mii mi lli be stinpended. 11 la den In.;., that any note haa lieet: sent lo Krani'i' rettneat Hit! her to in. Ac a iTipoMtl. The report to iln.t ..ffei't :.i'.iri to lime !'.'"i on of a in'-moraniliim sent lo Atll-!ns- .-iflc.r 1 1 i- f t . - It ep!aillillK that ih:a hi vi'rntiunt'a pmltion r.'Biird- inir the reparations feature of the i onvri'Mitiiins. Gerard H. Vinwton under aecre lary of the trenmiry and aecretary of the American debt funding com mission, who haa been in Pari-. lla-ciii-Md the debt queatlon Informally with French officlnla. It ia admitted here. Hut so far as can he learn ed. nothltiK definite developed and the principal channel of commun ication ha been through Herrick INilltlcM Inlrlcuto The wuya of French politics are ,. intricate that there la some ais ,.IHon here to diKiount the pre- ,.i,i .onversatlons as a gesture by t... n.'H- French government m mee, ..riti,l-.n In America because of the r,.),,,.,:,,!.-!. of Purls U 'leal with th .1..1.1 oMrstinii. This feeling arise! ,,,-tlv from the fact that Ciilllaux r,. i, .rated o" old proposal for ,l' klnr reparations with debts which , ,vas held unacceptable by ,,t However, this ...'..,:,. will be dissipated If France ,iios with a new proposal of a ai.w-i nature. 1.-st France think that the United S,,ea is singling her out as a ape. clal subject of pressure It i env -kut,ed that thie governmein trving to Induce other debtor na .,' . mnke eettlementa. But ex nt for the $17,000,000 eupplied ...Hnt as a relter loan to r-'." - . mu. . i.i. .k- -t ..of, f a.i h anmm rftinnnHin p mtiiK . ,i p.. ..a... m wr . UHea. ID lain u"mc wun inn nttiu 'c "all of r,n gunner, from the 111th mer governor, of Kansiut, began JJ,; specification! and estimatea for B per cent of the amount bid. i...u.,. i..ni..i n..ni i- ... ..ii B levsl l.utlln Mnnrlav whleh mi , ' a .... ,,, L-nninu. .n f,in , .na ...i m u Iht the S!2L'rt:rt.'f! "'J . "i"i,,,ii i.iut-rj' in ill iitiiuw - - ' ill inu .,. ,"'0.'., u i,,c , - - I tec soon after them Pul nlm behind prison walla, or, a,ifflre or tne ronce Judge ot sam unuier wm cum . . . i ' ... Mavis dKcrihp. Ii "mnv win n.r city, reference to which ig hereby the city for the making of such There has been a steady rein- '""7 ,B ,,,r regarding further detail, for Improvement within 10 day. from forcement nf the French force me political victory a. well aa I , . D n construction. materials. ! the date of making auch awar. since a week ago, although no ma- Personal vindication." I .antitle, and the like. i The common Council reserves tho lor troopa movementa have been re- The agtressor wa. the state of I rtald Hnprovement will be let In right to reject any and all bldj, ,,rtud Kna whose cltlien. once acclaim- one contract and bid. will be re-; and to make , -ueh Improvement on yuriLU. nuluu.l r,ir Mtarh k hi Af itat.m.nl hehslf Of the City. ! On la tho vnbnt.r. Brl. ,r"t" . .. . . . ! -n'.v is nus.'-iii i.i ir for fee of governor. ret offensive sta'nst the H'fflan The stute charge that !i.n la dur-j "J May, 1925 : ,,mv. Ing the expiring days of his i.d-n'n- 0 c"clt y- ' The com'tiK encagement will be 'at rat Ion solicited f 2 r. 0 0 from Wal- ! I'vere. as the ntnleiis of t!.o Hiffan ""' ' r'i:iily. a deraiiitlng Hntcnin- i i ice Is ct mposed of 15.0IH) veter- """ KUK- "anker. In eciange for a an, of the yeara long warring with P"rdon from the state penitentiary. Spain and these men are command- "avl" entered a sweeping id my Itusslans and German.. denial of the chargea which were. Heavy artillery and airplanes are ",ed following the publishing of an mssnssed hy the Hlfflan. and the allexcd expose by the Kansas Clly. roopa themaelve. are disciplined. I Mn- J"tirnal-Pot accusing Davln, which la quite ai Important. Seven hl" ,on and Carl J. Peter- llff'ai airplane, have been ob- ."" "lte banking commisaloner, terved from the French line.. i daring Davia. administration. Deserter, from the foreign leg-; Selection of the Jury waa virtual- on are said to have supplied the completed Monday and the state' 'tirflans with valuable Information represented by a formidable array egardlng French blockhouse, and of l"1 talent' wa" expected to specified above, and will be open ed for conslde mon Council on the aaid 254h day Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon. LEM li. GAGHAGEN, at th; hour of :' Police Judgt. Bidder, will be re-. A29.30 Ml.4.7.10.12,18.21,24 he number of effectives at Ly uitey's command and of his provl sinus. Several advance posts which itill are encircled iniist be relieved before the offensive can begin. launch Its case Tuesday morning. PLOT TO BLOW UP VENICE PLUNGE IS FOUND OUT IN TIME! i l ' ! i - BOLO WIELDER GETS A LIFE'S SENTENCE 1 VI-LM I.-C t.... 11 Tim- I hy S. Vatko, Filipino. if stubbing Harry Kidder to death with a liolo, was sentenced to life Imprisonment here Monday. I Vatko testified he killed Kidder ., dance hall pianist, after he foun'l his white wife In the man's apartment. ar Steel Upright Filing Cabinets ESS atdtXtSfof i-siifeil :KB I Southwell Stationery Co. G2SV. Main St. ' Phone 602 prospect la not encouraging. ....v..i.. mlnlater here has ...d tentative funding aettle- J. ..hi. Secretary of the Treas Mellon, chairman of the debt I ndlng commisaion and U .wa. Ing ,i. from hi. government ttemot to obtain ac ine rw.-" . , h Rumania naa Peter Augustus jay paper wnere all the people hare i oriiirtiiniiv lo exnresa themselves ii hey desire that's The Klamatl VENICE, Calif.. May 11. A re cent attempt to blow up the Venice plunge, rrr. of the largest in the country was revealed here Mon- 11- Tim-1 dav. w.ien a liyther stumbled over convicted 1 14 (- nders ultro glycerine with j rartlally :.urned out fuse at-1 The bomb was covered with sand j rid restrd a shtift distance from : i.unge a: d bath houses. j Police exploded one of the cylin-' ders, !':c't blew a hole in the. eiirth 10 feet In di:imter. V LJS.X Real Estate lots NOTii v iwrnv; inns fok sti:k:-:t rMPit;ivi:Mi:T tlon from .Ml "ho was detained there a. Amer- minister to negotiate na ed transter ... " ing effected. sent a mania The United States 90mewht abrupt not to Ru ..utnc for prompt funding (7,,,e J45.OO0.O00 relief debt but there has been no ANOTHER RACE IS . WON BY BIG FINN May 11- track ! and ..,.,nt.'STi:it, Mn. ,,,.,v0 N.irtni. the Finnish ' ' ..silv won u oi "nHtalf '"' l"""'!''i"' ra,'B, '" New Knglaml Mir Rr-nnds here Monday nighl. Uttnning ogalnst a flel.I of 20 p(. formers, nearly a. of whom re the colors of Holy Cross col w Nur.nl covered the distance m7 minutes and 22 2-5 seconds. ins neui umin local Finnish athletic TWO SPLENDID Warehouse on Market St. One a corner, on pavement, price J1,"00, the other an Inside lot Just off ot pave ment, price $1,300. i . i FOR SALE nve-room pmini u....o. in fnrvallis. Batn ana hi.nt.ln conveniences; garage woodshed. Several fruit trees and two maple shade trees in yard. Will sell furniture or unfurnish ed; located near college. Will trade for Klamath Falls residence property. 'numitTAIU.K 3 room house on lot on Jefferson street in good location, plenty of room for home on front of lot. r;OOI RESIDENT lot on Herbert Hillside St., 50x140 on cor ner, price MOO. $100 balance at $10 per month. I H WE A NUMBER uf good lote left in Mi"' Addition. Prices from $200 to $400. 4 ROOM MODERN furnished bunga low In good location near school, Urge lot. lawn, a nice little home. Price $3,250, on terms. 7 ROOM BUNGALOW close ln on corner lot, on paving. Price $6,000, on terms. A VERT CONVENIENT 4 room with bath, large corner lot Ja good location. Price $2800, on terms. i ROOM modern bungalow in plendtd location, on goed lot on 9th street. Nice lawn, gunge, paring paid. Price 535. Terms. TWO SPLENDID RESIDENT lots nne block off 9 th; one corner lot, a bargain at $559 or will, sell aeparately. ONE OF THE BEST resident lots on 6th street with garage. Price $1,000. A BARGAIN in a two year old modern 3 room house, Dam breakfast nook, large clothes closet, parage, on corner lot on paid up paving. Price $3,150, on terms. l ull Xo. ;'.. Pursuant to ordinaiir-e uf the city of Klamath Falls. Oregon, no: ice ie hereby given that bids will be re ceived by the Police Judge of said city, at his office in the City Hall, up to and including Monday. May 25th, 1925, at 8:00 o'clock P. M., for making the proposed improve ment of Fifth Street from Pine Street northerly to Jefferson Street, inclusive, excluding intersections. The proposed Improvement to be made includes the grading of said street to the established grade, to a width of thirty-four (34) leet. wun concrete sidewalks 6 feet wide on both sides ot said improvement throughout lts entire distance, the Floors That Add to the Home Furnishings NOTHING attracts the retention eo quickly in the inside of your home as the floors. They should he considered as something more than, a part of the house they are more prop erly a part of the furnishing;. Therefore it is only reasonable to suggest that you give to the selection of flooring the same careful attention that you would the new living room furniture. The perfect floor is OAK recognized the world over for its beauty, durability, economy and sus ceptibility to fine finish. Long-Bell Oak Flooring, which we handle, an--swers every requirement of texture, manufac ture, finish, satisfaction and durability. Let us show you in actual figures the economy of this substantial Long-Bell Oak Flooring. Big Basin Lumber Co. William Lodge, Manager KLV I The race ' pins of a club. NEW 4 ROOM bungalow with closed-ln back porch, all large rooms, nice built-in kitchen, gar age In basement on paid pave ment In good location. A very nice home. Price $4,500, on terms. MRS. NATE OTTERBEIN 001 I.lncon St. Phone 630-M WHAT 1800 FAMILIES KNOW ABOUT ELECTRIC COOKING THEY will tell you it is a new kind of luxury one that doesn't cost more to enjoy. Of course you have always appreciated the ad vantages of cooking by electricity. You know that it means no more fuel to carry; no more ashes to. lug. You know that electricity is the ideal cook ing heat; economical because it is turned on when you need it not before; turned off when you' re through not later. But perhaps you w ould like to know exactly what it costs in dollars and cents. The 1800 satisfied families who now use electric ranges served with electricity by this company would gladly show you their bills, if they could. We have made an average of these bills, so that we may give you the facts. The average cost of electric lights alone in all homes served by this company in Oregon is $2.20 a month. The aver age cost of their electric lights and electric cook ing together is $5.62 a month. For the difference, could you buy ordinary fuel for cooking? Anil if you could, would you want to? Whenever you decide to investigate this ques tion of electric cooking closely, your nearest deal er will tell you many interesting things. And he is prepared to install your new electric range at once, on convenient terms. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY POWER COMPANY SOS: 0URPAMNFP5 IN PROtjrUiS wi, if"