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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1925)
": -'( Page Thr IfiAMATH NEWS Thursday, May 21. 1925. 12c GOLDEN KRUST BREAD 12c A l1 lb. Loaf So Delicious It Melts In Your Mouth Our baker has prepared an as sortment of specials for this week-end that will delight you. Bismarks, jelly filled with chocolate icing. Chop Suey Cup Cakes, spices and a variety of fruits. Devil's Food Cakes, Angel Food Cakes, Lemon Cookies, Rolled Oat Cookies. THE KLAMATH BAKERY Between Eighth and Ninth on Main St. Phone 542 I S. SHOULD NOT OERCE EUROPE 1 DISARMING, i how to secure peace ami lias worked harder fur It. "In response to the cry of hu manity for our moral help and "up port II la a mistake for 113 to answer that we have nothing but money, and that this we will with hold unless they dll their pas- COURT FILINGS simmoxs lASHISCToN. May 20. Bug 31 thai the United States uae 'ortim il' l't to force Knropean I)vl.s Frank C. Ilramwell. superintend ent to Angclo Doverl. $500 con- alons and settle down to peaceful slderation. M. and II. description pursuits." . in lilork 33, Original Town. I C, R. DcLap. et ux to E. A. Dunham $1.60 I, R, S. First Ad dition, lot 7. block 4 4. j Ed Stough et ux to William MERRILL. May 20. Miss Flor- Careton Wells. $1.00 I. R. S. MERRILL mnna 1 11 1 la rri hai nrrivpd hnmn for - u 9 Tarn QQ "Into disarmament thrift and (he mhlri Jus( , r g (1)Ml.rlled V and' u. )' 1 . .graduated from the normal do-, L A Davison to Marguerite J. . 1 , . partment of the university of Reno. rd enur00,. $2.00 I. R. S. South- American section... . ... , lhl. ..,.- . . . . .... - - i easterly yt ui .im v, v.nr In Klnmnfh Vnlls district. , norlh.r1 h M lr. Ia vl attacked the debt I ' . . .. . . r lr" Iter, and Mrs. inurics v.. uiueb.and u.J In ' before the fie International chamber lmh has been hinted at wore guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Ilobbltt, Monday, on a trip Mortgages round ; James M. Ezell et ux to George r,.,n,.li, Jek' Stronghold. Theinnrtnn. 15.000 consideration, Fart "lr -oiiomlc council, as' ,, .. ,..,..,. tiinnd L. wuvcu r s. 11 Twn. 89. .nunj hum iiu ............ m nr.-n.i.'T - . w --. The seventh and eight grades II. 9; part of Nvnr.w oi tec. 'aue of hia work as a member j e suurciiie economic council, as delegate at the Paris' ' cuafereui e. as assistant secre- . . . ... ,,. . i,, .,. ,n ii t of t.. .k .i.i.. with tneir teacner, mm . n. - Tiews lived l contended that we can ex- went Tuesday with their teacher. 56. Miss Florence McClay. William Carlton Wells et ux to H more Influence and run less . ,.,' Kit stough. $-'50 at 6 per cent, granting or withholding fl- 1'lul9 "OBe Mano: ' ..." I t,5 ocr month. One acre of assisiaure from time to Clyde Harrows, who has the scarlet j due $25 Per month ' n inducement to European fever. Is getting along very nicely, ' land in Sec. 2. Twp. 39. S. R. 9 K. W. M. (Described by M. and in,. . " ana Kcule down to earnest ' and ., ... .. i ni tneir creuil, I' said. hull all earnestly search ""ids ami hearts to ascertain nresent her condition Indicates that she Is woll on'the road to recov ery. nt. to bo good; and b. While she has been pretty s.ca u.ere - WHngthat th allied countries hHS l,opn n0 complications and a " f ' full the loans made to m may I, ring pressure upon 10 .If it. ii. r i"-iniiiures un ariiiH- ... pace, isicnoio rtuu.v.wu. The Morrill .Mercanu.e co ...... , - nrcten8ten to Fred Ster. have sold out to the . t uX, satisfaction of ruort- brothers. Tbo store Is Cosed for ., betweeB blocks few days while Invoice Is belH W 1 p ' aiiu u. - Miscellaneous l-iiin(ts Sal l"f net Ion of MortfroRes Cleorge L. Chandler to John E. Dreher et ux. Satisfaction of mort- N'lchols Addition. tukon. goodly number met Sunday j iinrrv Telford to The uniirornm- fin ii u uu hi v uruL- . tt ... n 1 1 v nrnnti .... lo our higher lnst.net. , ' . , .n-;P''"'"' ' "T-" and M and - . mora value, and (() fr lhc ocanlon. j -P- - ' U a , ,.Z'.W"y ' t0"ler 'ho 'lass colors, blue and gold ere B de.crlp.lon Davi, used. Americas Ti,- i.a,ii. Ron( 1 fllv .1 - "ut E'lfPO v tiioHijrii aouui ., , iiotmnon Tower of attorney. Aid will "t t'9I,ln I )IacAu.ay and Mar Wednesday) In tc cl" . , ank Nakata. Chat- " 4 w,i ho'tnl morlWW. $2500 at 8 per cent. Commencement exercise win k ( 716.25. On laundry machinery. Thursday evening, Jiay circuit C'ourt l-HinRn o'clock In tbo Merrill Coinniiimly I Klanla,h Meadows Co., a hall. Icornoratlon vs. California-Oregon l'ITAT,. Power Co.. . W?" ',,,,1 care In I property In Twps. 33. 34 and 35. 8. ' o S0.!u. 7 4 E. W. M. Plaintiff demand. I Judgment for $500,000 damage Coley nail vs. Harry Wright. A circulation covering th T Plaintiff domanus ,. - K.ama't" Falls and l"J' 'TiT.-i ! "Q Ui ' Klamath loaf, the Klamath New! "UgEeilciI ll.nl "" lore un m..ii. i -i Imiian,. , . ' "'"", iiftornoon t Mny lfn. ., "'"" i rooms, I... " HIP War W1HI5 ll,rn , ,. lietW simiiar e,n 'he piirposK nnd point W Of ! . . . H tut f, ny lu'rore 1Bl l8, nA. "i ... a.-aii vai.I.KY HOSPITAL. Tower Co, fir. l . 'uuiiui euiiroiy ivun,nin . .. Ii mil,. . "'t there Is some The cost of reliable hospi " la 91.1... . .. . . .... HI l.n fpntll .... '"uue or no ev. we niniornny w", ""hen 1 ncnce and' ndv. 24 ,fllt n,i Mirnpe nbout IX THE ClltCl IT COI'RT OF THE STATE OK OREGON FOR THE COl'XTV 1F KLAMATH. Effle M. Caldwell. Plaintiff vs. Wil liam Caldwell. Defendant. To Willium Caldwell, Defendant. In the name of the State of Ore gon, you are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint tiled against you in the above en titled suit on or before Thursday, the 11th day of June, 1925, and If you fail so to answer, tor want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in ber complaint, to-wlt: for a divorce from you on the grounds of cruel and Inhuman treatment and personal indignities, rendering her life miserable, burdensome and unhappy, and for the absolute cus tody and control of Bonnie I. Caldwell, a minor of the age of 14 years, and that she be declared to be the owner of the following described real property located and situated In the City of Klamatk Falls, County of Klamath and State of Oregon: Lot. one and two In block forty-three. Including all buildings thereon In Buena Vista Addition to the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, free from any right, title or Interest, curtesy right or otherwise claimed by you. This summons is served upon you by publication once each week for six successive weeks, pursuant to order from Honorable A. L. Leavitt, Judge of the above en titled court, made and entered on April 29, 1925. - Date of first pub lication hereof to be April 30, 19J5. H. M. MANNING AND D. E. VAN VACTOR. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Whose Post Office and Busi ness Address Is 201-202-203 Hart Building. Klam ath Falls. Klamatk Coun ty. Oregon. A30 M7, 14. 21, 28 J4.ll SIMMOXS ix the rincriT oovrt of the STATE OK OHKfiON FOR. THE COUNTY OK KLAMATH. Ella O. Ballard. Plaintiff rs. Pearl C. Ballard. Defendant. To Pearl C. Bnllard. Defendant. In the name of the State of Ore gon, you are hereby required to nppear and answer the complaint filed against you In the ahove en titled suit, on or before Thursday the 11th day of June, 1925, and If you fall so to answer, for want thoreof. the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in her compinint, to-wit: for a divorce from you on the grounds of cruel and Inhuman treatment and personal Indignities, rendering her life miserable, burdensome and un happy. This summons Is served upon you by publication once each week for six successive weeks, pursuant to order from Honorable A. L. I.envlU. Judge of the above entitled court, made and entered ou April 29, 1925. Date of first publication hereof to be April 30, 1925. H. M. MANNING, Attorney for Plaintiff. Whose Post Office and Busi ness Address is 201-202-203 Hart Building, Klam ath Falls, Oregon. A30 M7, 14, 2 1.27 J4.ll April 28th. 1925. LEM L. NOTICE INVITING BIDS FOK STREET IMPROVEMENT t'nit No. 80. Pursuant to ordinance of the city of Klataath Falls. Oregon, notice la nereDy given mai oias win do re-1 celved by the rouce Juage oi saia city, at his office In the City Hall, up to and Inoludlng Monday. May 25th, 1925. at 8:00 o'clock P. M., tor making the proposed Improve-, ment of Fifth Street from Pine i Street northerly to Jefferson Street, Inclusive, excluding intersections. I The proposed Improvement to be i made Includes the grading of said I street to the established grade, to a width of thirty-four (34) feet, with; concrete sidewalks ( feet wide on ' both sides of said improvement throughout it9 entire distance, the same to be in all respects according to the plans of the City Engineer, on file with the Police Judge. Said Improvement shall be made of concrete pavement, reinforced ; concrete pavement, Warrenlte Bltu-I llthlc pavement: Warrenlte Bitullthlc; pavement with bituminous eonerete base, asphaltic concrete pavement! with rock base, or same with as-! phaltic concrete base, all of said I proposed Improvements to be made, j together with the materials to be; used. In accordance with the said plans, specifications and estimates of the City Engineer on file In the office of the Police Judge of said city, reference to which is hereby made regarding further details for plans, construction, materials, quantities, and the like. Said Improvement will be let In one contract and bids will be re ceived tor each kind of pavement specified above, and will be open ed 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 quired to submit bids on blanks prepared by the City Engineer, and bids will not be considered unless: so submitted. Blanks for bids I may be obtained at the office of the Police Judge. ', The successful bidder will be required lo give bond In a sum to be fixed by the Common Council . for the faithful performance of the . contract to be entered Into for mak- Ing said Improvement. Each bid j must he accompanied by a check certified by seme responsible bank for 5 per cent of the amount oia. as a guarantee that the successful bidder will enter Into contract with 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, and to make such Improvement on behalf of the city. Dated at Klamath Falls, Orogon, land remonstrances against said pro GAGHAGEN, posed Improvement: and Police Judge The Police Judge be and he here A29,3 Ml.4.7.10.12.18,21,24 I by is directed to cause notice of 'said hearing to be published as by RESOLUTION ! ' Ninth Stm-t Pavement-Number 39 ' oHciamath. , . . I City of Klamath Falls, ss. reI?,?Mnity,E,nHglnr.er- pur8ant ' I. Lem L. Gaghagen. Police w.,nr .h1,CTTD Counci Judge of ,he City of Klamath Falls, if nf v,Pved,Q-,h5aVi,MKn, ,heOregon. do hereby certify that the .niJfn.inn. in - ' ed ' 'oregolng is a duly enrolled copy of specification and 1 estlma es of the:a Resolution adopted by the Com- p?'. M.? ? 9 " S'.reet Lr,0,; im Council at hs regular meeting . iL.l.111,",17 h Highiheld on Monday. May 18th. l2s! I ,wi.f lDXTl0Dr? ,1 nrt of the whole of skid resolution either end thereof, and the Council . r pv i nnii'PH having taken same under advise- LEM U PolSe Judge, ment and finding said plans, spec- M21, 22.23,24. 26,27,23.29.30,31 iflcations and estimates to be satis- 1LL111L1 factory: BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that j SUMMONS said plans, specifications and es ti-1 mates for the improvement of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THB said portion of Ninth street be and ; STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM the same are hereby approved; and i ATH COUNTY. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: Katie Gray Smith, Plaintiff, Ts. that the Common Council hereby Ruel C. Smith, Defendant, declares Its Intention to improve . To Ruel C. Smith, Defendant, said portion of Ninth street in ac-j In the name of the State of Ore cordance with the said plans. spe-gon, you are hereby required to'ap cificatlons and estimates. Said im-jpear and answer the complaint provement shall consist of paving tiled against you in the above en sald portion of said street with con- titled suit on or before July 2. crete pavement. Warrenlte Bltull- 1925. that being the last day of thlc pavement with rock base. War-1 the time prescribed in the order for renlte Bitulithic pavement with bitu-1 publication ot this summons, and minotis concrete base, asphaltic if you fail to so answer or other concrete pavement with rock base, j wise appear, plaintiff will apply to or asphaltic concrete pavement with the court for the relief prayed for asphaltic concrete base, at an est!-, in her complaint, to-wlt: for a de mated cost. Including curbing, gut-jcree of this court dissolving the ters and drainage, and a five foot i bonds of matrimony now existing sidewalk on the -westerly side there- between plaintiff and defendant, of only, for concrete pavement, I and awarding to plaintiff the care Warrenlte Bitulithic pavement with I and custory of Helen Smith, the rock base, or asphaltic concrete ' minor issue of said marriage, and pavement with rock base, of $3.-jfor such other and further relief 295.60, and for Warrenlte bitulithic 1 as to the court may seem eqult pavement with bituminous concrete able. base, or asphaltic concrete pavement This summons is published for with asphaltic concrete base, of . once a week for six weeks by or $3,445.20; said pavement in either der ot the Honorable A. L. Leavitt. event to Include grading, rolling i Judge of the above entitled court and curbing, and drainage; said made and entered on May 19. 1925. pavement to be of the width and dl- Date ot first publication of this mensions shown on the plans and summons Is May 21. 192s. specifications of the City Engineer on file with the Police Judge, in Klamath Falls, Oregon, with a con crete sidewalk five (5) feet wide on the westerly side thereof, only, with parking strips leveled through out. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Common Council that the pro R. C. GROESBECK, ' Attorney for Plaintiff. Klamath Falls, Oregon. M21-2S J4, 11, 18.25 Jy2 WANTED BIDS School District No. 1 of Klamath County. Oregon, will receive sealed perty hereinafter described be and ' bids on 540 feet 3 Inches of all hereby Is declared to be benefited , metal construction galvanized fence. to-wlt: Lots 1. 2. 7 and 8. block 12. Original Town of Klamath Falls. Oregon; and lots 2, 3 and 4, Block 47, Nichols Addi tion to Klamath Falls, Oregon and that said property above des- Fence to be 5 feet high, to have galvanized tubular posts set In con crete, galvanized tubular top rail, one 6 foot single gate, one 12 foot single gate, one 10 foot double gate, six gate posts, two end posts. and 'our corner posts. All gate cribed be and hereby Is declared I to be placed ss directed by the to be benefited and assessed tor the 'School Board. Entire length of fence expense of said Improvement: and j to be 640 feet and three Inches, In BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED eluding gates. Utds to ne on lence that Monday, the 15th day of June 1925, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock p. m., at the Council Chambers In completely Installed. Bids to give complete .permeations or iencing offered. All bid. to be addressed to the City Hall ot Klamath Falls, I Ida B. Momyer, Clerk, and to be Oregon, oe nxen as t phice for the hearing Oregon, be fixed as the time and In the hands of the clerk by noon. of objection. 1 Monday, june isi. .nzi.zz.zj.zi.sa
