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Page Two Saturday, August 1, 1025. nr. II VIEWS ON VITAL TOPICS OF BAY gross to make modest appropriation which would enable such rebates to be made. The president kov-j ever, Is not certain that such a plan oould b worked out at present I RUSS CATHFDRAL INN.V.STI INCOME TAX 10 BE CUT IN HALF On laromea of MIMMK I'HAU' SWAMPSCOTT, Mass.. July 31. ' (United News) President Cpolidge knows of no poll of the senate on the Question of approval of Ameri can adherence to the world court, j medieval days. Several mystorious accounts of a report to the president on a straw ; NKW YORK. July 31. (Vailed BWAMPSCOTT, Mass., July 31. United News) The I'oolldiie ad niiBistratlon is plaunlng to cut iu- tmrome tax Bayers. less than $5.00. Madden sold the ax should be about one per cent The rate now is two per eal. . - .......l.lln that all government .urplu.es of Th auto.,,., b,, no. go.aM pa.v.n. otf tho prtJ.."". .PM-N ,. Plan, are complete and all detail, under way fr annual picnic of Iho riinmam ran. n i. h all Moo ami tii'ir fert plan.. The halrmen of the IVny Twomlilv. ..inal nt thm national debt l. i f a nubile bull d-' committees nre ....'n-.,.,..,. under whkh not inure! n-l chairman: Kd. Unify. t...n. . hi ! Nirijiiinn: O. f. Jiilm.ua. .... .... ..... i.. ,. h,.if man szs.vvv a year uu v News) In a scene reminiscent oi - , , rnii..iit ' i llcury Hutke. sport.; I iu .i .i.. k.i,u .... tue nresent ficutv. 1 " uru l -I" u...a -- - i , , . I . ... .IS t.ital mittimim t..v nt 9,, .aa I . IIVUHtlltfl V Several mysterious accounts of ""'"J:Z".r,inU of whkh 15 per cent will be i rate on corporation, to 10 per cent uuuuicu .... , l. !k uer cent ... nil. nn lira n. r rum mirmi . . - .. . .... . - Van riiiMiip. Income la n. enl. rlalutiii nl. poll which claimed the proposal ' -" - - York taxes, will be proposed to congre.u.1 No ! building program bill would have four to six more votes Nicholas, In the heart of ew T nM, .,. Th. ,,,.. n,.,lmllll, has been passed since 1913. uud the . . l - , i rmsv aiiernoon. ana seixeu m - r . . . t . .. . than tne necessary iwo-mirus nave - , . 4r. ... ,., ,, ,hi,.h in iw.r i- ...hikhi I sanctuary In the name of ArcbbUbop Per ent, of whuh 40 per been published. RodIllltyensky !cenl U surtax and six Is normal tax. v i .t l. .n i rowed from build in 1:3 aorosd the .'l; .,r.v imwei fro .talldlM. acroS. the appropriations ut." r." "uum """" ""' .,.. ,he adher.n.s of .he ar. h- hurried consultation with President 1 1 tr n t rtn t n a alii n iwr , Chairmuu Madden of tb ho line coiuniiiu'e, after a V Coolldge was ama.ed Friday ; ". r6 " "77,7 '! aoora ana ariueu casemenis, 11 1 if : " " ' " upon receipt ot a report that the white-faced defenders rained curses : rates as his own idea, and a few and threats down upon them from , minutes Inter. It was given out at the upstairs windows. rhn ahila hnn.a ihnl lha kkmUiiiiI i bureau of mines had drafted a plan for the government to take over and operate the mines, If as seems probable now, a strike Is called. ' ...... .. , lnR.mAni. II.ab I. I thfl coming to the summer whit, house'the Russian Orthodox church. Blsh- ""!""" bowerfr- " f "!'' late in the summer. Mr. Coolidge ex.op Adam, Phillippovskl, leader T? , ' . ' ... . ,1,. .i, i k.. ,.,. have to determine what was the low- nanta a,,,, .,..K a nlan will an ka tb. OnnOSttlOn ErOUD. VDQ D19 belli ' e ,. fha a-.,,, I.I I,. I... la a ...f. lha i" 1 1 1 t"i ' h frtF twn m-aalra aiiriwnil.i ",,u ' u bulldlnKs proposed at that lime have unt all boon built, due to failure ol congress to appropriate for them. Nothing la further from Pre.ideut Coolldge' mind thun the Idea of aeiilng the coal wines in rase an anthracite strike occurs after the working agreement, between oper ators and miner, expire on August I thirty-flnit. Wat $50. Now Th. capture of th. cathedral M.aDBro"d Dl"- Mr 0,"'"!, d,d , M.. . rvl.;nrl e outcome of factional strife in not "" hlmself '"evocably to MystenOU. ExploilOn pot cash. Earl Shepherd Co. 507 Main St. discussed between them. For one thing, it was claimed, the president would have no power to seise the coal mines unless the very exist- '; ence of the government were men- aced. President Coolldge and Madden are agreed npon the basic principle of their tax reduction effort which . was phrased by Madden, "we want to police to put It Into effect. ered prior to the attack, and had been trundled off to serve 30 daya in jail for contempt of court the bishop's surrender did not dis courage the defenders. flclent amount of revenue. Cause Investigation MAIITINKZ. t'al.. July 31 With investigation of the death of Chaa. I H. Scbwartt, wealhly chemist, pro- In view of the fact that Under iceedinir from three directions au-i Secretary of the Treasury Cierrard thoritles Friday night wore con nut : . . , . ... H. Winston has Just committed him-' 'roniea wim a my.iery ui ever self publicly to the same rates. It! deepening preparations. I. rte.irtfpit aa aictritintv ..pr.i.aKiai Kchwarts rsrrletl In.uranco total- Attorneys for the platon appeared ,,,, lh ,. ,, , , ', ,. : ... , t , that the Coolldge cohorts In the next i Ing I190.000. i with an order to dispossess thel ,., . . ... i n ..... , .- . . . tfiuw .inn III U ui' I can. " Madden j . .. . 1 j.. ... i . v. uuuu s I r-f j - - - - vtniieh th . . ,...,.,,, .. . Timiloa 30c tier dosrn. 8th aud cut jaxes. a low as w. possillyi police stood by to "prevent any vlo- , reductioa blll. wlll lntroduced M"- " J31-A2 , ieuce me loiiowera ot tne arcn-iK ,h. .. , . would not discuss the 'bishop opened the siege. " . , 7 I . "",u- 1 t reuuctton ever ne.ra . Ideas which the pres dent placed be- By twos and threes with axe. and of not less than $350,000,000. Thel Drew Shop. 12 So. Seventh St. - fore him in their brief talk but hejclbs, they charged the door, and republican taxation standard bearer! -AI waa emphatic and enthusiastic over windows r....t. . .., j , ,. . "vr" . . th. condition of affair,. He left for 0et back you animals- shouted1 cs .H T 'J'V v rad- KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL. Washington o . nigh, train to be-' the boon's' ZY?2 V,. L1h .L'i" "r.'"' """""i" d ''- ....... . ' 11 uu i-vuiirrvDi-. v m 3ir. I OOl gin laying the lines for some of hi. j story windows. Idge as follows: JU.m,u,i,n,r,.ronn. nut tne battering coullnued. mlng-. i. Abolition of all "nuisance', g.rrniacnt app.y bilU iu S.pi.-m- lcd with -i-ains aud tann: 'mm .-. .... .. . "u'sance ji l. '.i. , - . . i to-e on anmtssions ,r. , , .,.,, , ,hV.t"ri-, . . . ... aud on club " ' ,1,(- I'Viauu ih- iraiiors: rfat iuirrest Mudden' susgestionaue horde in the street called to the to turn the government surpluses forces within. buck ti the tax payers In rebates birth ot your new baby. adv. 19 LOOK AHEAD! Improved Ketil Katul 1-1 A Hat Invt'ttnivat. BUILD! Hut get Hie maximum fur your bulldlntt dullar. SEE II. R. PERRIN ((.ign., Piling, KAllmulr. ttnn llupka lllilg. Phone UM-J ;.u j:aLf uues. 2. Eilmlnation of federal estate and inheritance taxes, leaving the men me aoors crashed and the finu aa.i.i .. ilui,.il,ilnnu.,wai.ii,...v! k j . . . , .. ' mu-imuu naurnieu in. only when the 3. uc ueoi. secretary oi tne iTeasury . oeseigers had broken Into the cath- .vieiion opposes the latter idea andjedral did the police take a hand inn pre.iuent ieo! sum i:,e iormer -prevent fistii encounters would stimulate the desire of con- the rival factions. No change in the present ex emptions, but a considerable cut in to the rnte on the lowest bracket, nf between M.TN I-: T I'UnPKRJV OWNERS, Names of nrooertv WHOSE PKOPERTV HAS BEEN ownera .mm, , Yr.i i.iini E v tub nt ,.. , "V1?- . . Amounts: ' OP IMPROVE 5tV'8TT Town C I'e FROM PINE STREET NORTH-! Lot 6. Block S Or Kina'i EltLY TO JEFFERSON STREET,) Town C. J swlnele THAT THEY HAVE TWEXTy'eU of lit 1 BS 7 I.IC.ATI-JX OK THK Ni,l! E IN ;m.L " ' ' iUIFH TO F,LE -i'-'-UCA-IWH of Lot'i',' " Block 'g'''6r" . : . 1 mem .an-' lginal Town B. .M nr.w.iir..iis l.V J r..- tOL All Dell ' NOTICE Tii- V. : i. Cafe on Main street under the management of Mrs. J. A. Roberts and Mrs. II. W. Dick- 1,174.30 1 800 nas s'"ned an agreement with j Culinary Alliance and is now operat- 340.92 , ing as a strictly Union House. ; T!,fVfY " I.I.I WTR NO. 424. 776.54, Al ALTAM0NT AUDITORIUM Dance Every Wednesday and Saturday Night. Galloway's Orchestra from Portland will furnish the music. All conveniences and first class floor. Rest Rooms Lunch and Soft Drinks. MARTIN & NUSSER . Camp- AXNU.AL INSTALMENTS. EH of Lot 2, Block original Town B. M. See the wonderful values in silk 397.75 (dresses on sale at Bee Begin's Dress Shop, for 39.95 and $14.50. J30 Al WHEREAS, the Common Coun cil of the 4-Uy of Klsxath Fall., Oregon, did by Ordinance Number 672, duly adopted on the 20th day of July, 1925, declare the propor tionate assessment on each lot, part of lot, block, parcel and acreage property found to be benefited for a proportionate share of the cost of improving 5th Street from Pine Street northerly to Jefferson Street, all as more fully and in detail shown on the plans and specifica tions of the City Engineer on file with the Police Judge of said City In the matter of said tm The property so found tienpfitcH r.nt a nwi, cn .j and liable and assessed as afore- dltlon Silas Obenchain -aid Is all that property lying ad- Lot 8. Block 50, First Ad jacent to said parts of said streets dltlon Mattie E Mills between, the aforementioned termini; Lot 8, Block 50, Firs Ad- end r(tanritnir h.l, ih. . ji., ' . . l "u . - o un lu ma centers of he respective Mocks so lying adjacent, and also all lots, part, of lots, parcels and acreage property included withm the quarters of the four blocks bounding any intersec tion involved in said proposed Im- yru.euiem. ' Billv't 113.65 made. i ;;'u n m Hot Tamales, American J31 A2 Kodak Finishing that ploase. all is our specialty. STINSON'H KTt'DIO ":I7 Main hi. Campbell 227.2S 1 Lonk fer llt.l. ki,I5 4 f!r,?LiMlJ-bi'?-J- !?.nd Main To P- m. to 10 , - ......... .Vau DUyuia Henley E4 of Lot 8. B'iock"T Original Town Sophia K. Ramsby 77a 54 Wt4 of Lot 8. BlockT'k" Original Town J. C. , ?ichter, - 397.75 Lot 7. Block 8, Original Town J. C. Rlchter .... 340 93 Lot 1. Block 60, First Ad dition Ellen M Rprlflalri 079 t jLot 2, Block 50. First Ad- aitton Minnie E. Devo 547 95 69.44 69.44 347.23 972.23 239.87 asy 3: Mac's Cash Gi? Phone 855. 1 We are not the largest store in ty ami not tho oldest l 11 it 1... 1 nav(l A 1 1 . t int.. are Hure 10 iieano you, any 1 anywhere in the city. rhpne j0 hav a full line of vi-Ketablea andJ Some Prices for M Fancy String Beans, 3 lbs. New Tomatoes, 2 lbs. Blackberries, the cup 49 lbs. Anchor Flour 24 lbs. Anchor Flour 49 lbs. Crown Flour Hard 24 lbs. Crown Flour Hard W Campbell's Pork, and Bearu, W All Vacuum packed Coffeo,.' These prices are good for theW store is one-half block off Main i' Prit'P.4 in our U'inrlniv will olu ... iiwiwvil ... nwv I dltlon Silas Olmnhnin Lot 10, Block 50, First Ad dition Silas Obenchain Alley back of Lots 9 and 10. Block 50, First Ad dition Silas Obenchain .. of alley back of Lot 8 Block 50. First Addition Mattie E. Mills N'4 of alley back of Ixit Block 50. First Addition anas onencnain 6.31 1 6.32 That the docket r rv uB. .. been made up ns provided by Sec-' tlon 268 of the Charter of said! Uty, and below will he fniini a u..' in names oi tne owners whose Lot 1, Block 47. First Ad. na8Jb(!en BO assessed as dltlon Nellie L. Sum- afore."aid. end against which lienal mers . 1 044 40 dhv a?ted as by said or-; Lot 2. Block 47. First Ad- ' .7r '":". ."gumer wun the anion Nellie L. Summers eh " aMe"sed lMt Lot 3, Block 47, First Ad- B.f.,.;,. ! v t. "nu nolalnK I ""'on K. II. Dunbar .... 105 53 ita i S ! 4 hereby made t0 nbLot 8, Block 47, O. L. Car- tnT dotail ecriptlon ter 10553 ?ii . ' Pa" f lot' hlock. Par- Lot 9, Block 47. First Ad- eel and acreage property so 'asses-! dltlon J. A. Houston . 419 40 Further notice Is hereby sivaa l,?ionTr.4Aied' 1 044 40 ' so WT' ?W;C" 01 PfoPerW .Lot 3, Block 6, fTsI Ad" 1'U444UI th !!ed and here"at listed dltlon Loui, Alt 105 63 and .la"!,"" J8 now due Lot 4. Block 46. First Ad" frLlni ktZ Thi' "e ?""Wt Jitlon Elmer B. wti . my iirKr Lsor a. Kinrif 4K Ktrot aa this notice. Whfrh I dltfnn Uolon C.L-- w aii . Night and Morning to keep them Clean,Clear and Healthy Write for Free "Eye Care" or "Eye Beauty" Book Mti Ca. Vtn. n. S." 1. OkiSt,Okaa 419.40 111.; ust, publication of said first publication will be mad -.1 1. cuo-uy, me tiia day of July. 1926. " The niir. of property so as v.ifi, ;i afjrt.jaid. must either .... iu msii or mane and f ie with i.'.'ll'.- .In.lr.. .. i,.. ,3.d Cl)y '-r nefu.e the 24th Hv ,.f a.. 1925, their resnpctlvo nnni.J!. tioits to pay Buch assessments in 10 nrnitnl instalments. Ni.mos nf Property 1 . . ",ners; Amounts: Lot 4, Block 9. Original iifTrWn .J . K- Swnnon ....$1,174.30 W. 5 of Lot 3, Block 9, Original Town J. E. Swanson , 4t ?o E. 60' of Lot 3, Block '" ' Original Tjwn R. A. Em- mlu 297.14 Beginning at a point 60 icet northerly from the NVV corner of Block 9, Or'ginal Town, thence N!y. along 6th St. 380', thence Ely. parallel to Pine St. 130'. thence Sly. pmuliei t.i 6th St. 3X0', thence Wly. along Pine St., to beginning. Klamath County 4,599.63 TMs nollce is published by au t only of the Common Council. ??Jn !? ctlon 269 of the Char- nam siiy. jZailm!$?rlh Fal1"' 0rCKOn' LEM L. GAOIIAOEX, Police Judge of the City of J29-A10?ncTth Fal"' rC!un' for you An extra .'pair ot glasses emergency that's what need. If you are contemplating a trip you should not neglect this Important provision. "The scientific na examination nnrt cor rect lenses you receive here are your exact beyond question, need." DR. H. J. WINTERS Kyo Hlglit RporluilKt. Wo C.rlntl Our Ulaaavs. Klnmatli Falls, orc. H. I. M ft.- - ! I NEW! Associated Service . in Klamath Falls A service thatbenef5ts first, the dealers in Associated products second, the customers of these dealers. For with our wholesale distributing plant now in operation, dealers can easily keep their stocks of Associated products complete in every detail. Ample supplies are right at hand. Orders, big or little, can be quickly filled. No dealer's customer need now be without any Associated product. Sales of the MOTORMATES (Associated Gas oline and Cycol Motor Oil) have grown rapidly in this locality-through the loyal supportof our many dealers. In fact, the increasing volume of business has made the establishment of our distributing plant a necessity. 6r ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY .' 2 Buy MOTORMATtj from the foUoWu"! Klamath Tire J H. E. Calkins, P) Crater Service Stj D. R. Teed & H Matoon j 1 RtiVlr .Service Cantrall & Imperial A- W. Stewj H. S. Newby 555 E. Mam : Aron Mo Keno Lamm Lumbfrt Modoc r"" C nr 1 f. 1J MntCt v. waKeneiu Bonanza GrP W. D. Mac