Page Two
HIM PERMITS
KEEP UP PACE
WITH $60,000
: j- . i !
ow $:cC.!JOO Smith Print
ing Co. Plant Helps
Swell Permits
line rouni ui -uij ..-an. mc,
Th. follo.in- hnllrfinr nermlu ' P"ons appeared before him
-rrd.. ,ru:Ino for .raffle and liquor
.1 . ,.,, meetlnr Mondav violations,
::.3'n. The ZTJ ..O.oT A. C. lU.lm.n wa. commuted o
Fran.. l-tall rr.re lot 1 and J d' wlln he rllfd to
rrame is-stau garage, ici i ana , .
4. block 9, Orij'u.I Additinn.
Pin.
1 iuo
tree, cmt 11.000. J. E. Swan-!enn6s-
ten owner. B- c- Anderaon. arraigned on a
Brick and toncrete printing and;,'h"e of ""oiIcHod. waa fined
office building, lot 1. block 36. Or-,25- He mde n lnl,lal deP'U (
lginal Addition, corner Fifth and
Klamath, cost $30,000. V. O
Smith, owner.
Frame dwelling, lot 13. block
40, Hot Sprints Addition. Eldorado
street, coat 16,000. Albert Langer,
owner.
Frame garage, Buena Vista Ad
dition, Frederick atreet, 1750. E. F.
Graham.
Frame woodshed-garage, Indus-!mercy- ".Iter Hill was fined $1001 Funeral services for Henry Stiles, j Hon and needle work. Thoae pre
trial Addition, Front street, $200. ' for dr,Tln' wn,le drunk. j 32. 2011 Ebcrlein street, mho waa sent were: Mra. H. 11. Hunch. Mra.
C. H. Asher. ' '' V- B' To"r D"'"1 2 'in 'of; Instantly killed by a high voltage U. V. Ryan. Mrs. C. E. iloyt. Mrs.
nwaihn- Thiirri.- a a rf,n. i
Inn Pleant areet $1 500 Vale
Otterbein.
Frame one-story dwelling
dustrlal Addition, Owens street,
$1,800. John F. Rhoads.
nweltinr Weat Klamath
Falls'
mji.u. . ainn
Auuiuuia. i ai a bliccl. si i vv. ji m.
J. I Johnson. ' j
Garaae Klamath Addition. Oak
street, $100. A J. Powell.
Wood shed. Buena Vista Ad'di-I
Hon, California Ave.. $50. Restora 1
French.
Garage, Second Falrvlew
tion, Fulton street, $150. Mra.
Yeareley. .
Garage, Mills Second Addition,
Sixth street. $200. R. O. Farrell.
Brick Interior fiuialiiug tor school
room In Mills Addition on East
Main street,
$1,560. John Almeter:
and Charles N. Coseboom, appll-l
cants.
Re-roof frame business bjock,
Linkvillo Addition, Vat Main
street, $300. Will Cooler.
Frame addition, Original Add!-'
NOTICE TO PROPKIITy OW.VER8
WHOKB I'HOPKRTr- H.1H BKK.V,
I OIM, M.IHI.K KOR THE CWT
OF IMPm-viXr. STH STRKlITi
PRriM pivp crntPT ..
ERLY TiJEKFEROX ST.tKKT ! ToJ'n C J. s'wing e'
THAT 1 HKV HAVE TWENTY; EH of Lot 1 Block V
.KS.Mh.Vr IV TI'N EfJI'AL hell P
.,M IL'l.NST.tLMKX'IS. ft, of Lot hlo.'k "
Original Town u. Si
AIIr.lll.An 'lie Cc.'inion Conn- Cllllfliell
1 tl eity ,.f Klamuth Falls. W , of Lot Z. lilix-k 8
r, it n. did by Ordinance Number Or.glnal Town Sophia
.. da y .iriopted on tiie 20th day Henley
it July. 1S25. declare the propor-;E4 nf I,ot S. Block T
innate assessment on each lot, parti Original Town Sophia K
of lot. block, parcel and acreagel Ramsby ' 771354
nr "- ''md tn he honeflted forlWH nf Ixit S niVlT'T
,- . mkii' oi- enari "ri-ttml inan j q
- 1 'Hi Stn.-t f,-oin Pin.. , iliiht'T
St 1 : . nortlierly to Jefferson Street,! Lot 7, Block 8, Original
till as more fully and in detair Town J. C. Richter
ahown on the plans and speciflca-i Lot 1, Block 60 First Ad"
tiras of the City Engineer on file 1 dltion Ellen M Redfleld
with the Police Judge of said City: Lot 2. Block 60. First Ad
in the matter of said Improvement.! dition Minnie E. Deyo
The property so found benefited
and lable and assessed as afore- dltion Silas Obenchaln
said is all that properly lying ad- Lot 8. Block 50, First Ad
jacent to said parts of said streets j dition Mattle E. Mills
between the aforementioned termini! Lot 8, Block 50, First Ad
and extending bark to the centers: dition Sllaa Obenchaln
of the respective block, so lying, Lot 10, Block 60. First Ad
adjacent, and also all lots, parts of dltion Silas Obenchaln
wl', irC.and,. acreaS property Alley back of Lots 9 and
included within the quarter of the 10, Block 60, First Ad
four block, boimdlnr anv lnier..l hi.i ci.. Xi
. , 1 , ,
irv.m " 8"d Drt"08ed 1 -
provement.
That the docket of rttv 11... ,,.
tion 2nrTefUP,"" P,roTld-i bT Bec-N54
ClTv. a26, By. .''
, yh- - " si anas Obenchaln .
ZLll,? ?f ,ha own,!r8 'hosejLot 1, Block 47, First Ad-
,,us ueen so assessed as dltion Nellie I Sum
aforesaid, and against which Hen. merB 1 044 40
have been docketed as by said or- Lo? 2 Block : 47 "rirrt Ad- 1'44'40
doLYCeamPoruTe,d trther,W" tne dition Nellie L. Summers 419.40
..eh it? "Messed agalnsllLot 3, Block 47, First Ad-
"&f.7.Vh "6.53
Hen floea.t tnr a..ii J. . I
c2l.nhd ll?:"0- P-!Kt
, " ,-. . LJ nu aases-
BCU.
Further notlc t h 1 .
I'USJy1!
.I"" J"!!!! .' PertriLo, T Block 4rjrs? Adl
In r , h ""'"t" ofi r EB. Whar-
20 days from the date of the first 1 mi nic"'"?"' 419-40
ffl'ntS e ft&-'SS. M44.40
?",..da-. " dy of!
July. 1925,
The owners of property so as
sessed, as aforesaid, must either
pay in cash or make and file wilh
the police Judge of the said CHy
on or before the 24th day of Aug
ust. 1925, their respective applica
tions to pay such mwessments in 10
annual Instalments.
-,.,,.u 1. -..
1
owners: Amonnla-
Lot 4. Block 9, Original '""'
Pon I K. Rwin.nn ti it. .
W V of t,, ,
Kim I
' tuini.l . T.n .1. 1:
tH.I,in'.
" ' "1 lea 3, lilock 9,
V j w-rr.
,1(1 (r ai U 1141111
Violations Swamp
Police Judge Lem
Gachaeen Put No Quarter
F'ngr Out For Drivers
rivers
tej
.pent the
While Intoxica
Police Judfe Gashagen
busiest morning in police court I tire
the Fourth of July feativltlea, when
pav a s:o line imposed lor aruug-
" na Bgreea ' reul
before the fifteenth of the month
i!
John Hart waa committed to
for a ten-day stretch, when he
unable to pay a $20 tine for drunk
nesa. j
Judge Gaghagen was .true to his'
promise. The Judge a short timet
ago declared motorists who drove'
while intoxicated would receive no!
,nuu,a'u m iuaury 01 a piain
""-
Everett Owings waa fined $3 for1
In-'drivlng wltho muffler.
Charles Rase paid $2 for parking ,
across an alley entrance.
,'u" UI 4 WM imposea upon
B. K. Ring), tor driving Without a!
ogie ior ariving witnout a
i
tail light.
N. Z. Manns was fined $6 for
5l"lu' j
J' D- Prlce wa" ,lned 2 ,or drlr-
lng wltnout "sbta.
A "ne ot 1 wa" b mo-1
Addi-!'""1 Preo " ose to am
IStersection, and a similar penalty!
was paid by O. Peyton for parking
I in the fire rone. I
H. N. Riper paid a two-dollar fine I
for driving without a tall light.
Three other motorists, guilty of!
us ,'""'0,. am not appear, j
... ,u.. ... , . ,, , . ,
L MATH V,LEY HOSPITAL.
i Charges for confinement on-
ten n ten .a. i
' "
tion. Pine street, $450
Mang.
Stella
.Names of Dronertr
owner?- ' im,
Lot S i Original
Town C. J Swlni e 1 174 10
, " . "ngie .... 1.174.30
340.92
776.54
972 23
T.n a niCi, ko !..('-. .
347.23
69.44
69.44
ui.ivu anas uuviwiiiiiu ..
SH of alley back of Lot 8,
BIk Kn ., ,
239.87
Mattle B. Mllla
6.31
of alley back of Lot Y.
?"ek Addition
32
1 ",oc- - -r-
9. BVVT'FVrst "Ad
'er 106.63
it 9, Block 47. First Ad
dition J. A. Houston .... 4114(1
Block . Ad-
H'JonB.P, Alexander .. 1.044
Tet norlh rl I ,11
NW corner of Block 9.
Original Town, thence
N'ly. along 6th St. 380',
thence Ely. parallel to
Pine St. 130', thence
ly. Parallel to 5th St.
310', thence Wly. along
Pin. St., t beginning.
"""am uounty 4,699.63
Thla ,
- , "" is punitshed ny au-
! Common CoancS.
Pursuant to Section 26a nf th. ck..
,r nf city.
""e, , Kl.fl.ll.il, l'MIs
July 2i. l-i ;.-,.
Oregon,
i - are- - :
iiri a MATiirniTVTVirnillJTH INSTATE
UUiHUiHII
run avimcauk jiuiir,ii?aA '""nr ll ill ITU nilL
:
VI....... h Mi.nlv hAl.t r.,H.lk nlt.H..
i '" "
In the Hat of Oregon
aaaix latfolm
hi. h lubmltted to teata in thei
avenr.rnnnrt, of milk and butter, r,,,nn ,, , K.,w.,th r.'iorf.
,.rv.,...r., to ;,. 8.-tatln n-i :l .re t-lwi. w.U th. aver-
in received last nlaht from the de-jace pounds of milk at ;;5. Arerane
partment of a.rlcul.ur. of Oregotv pound, of fat plarfd a. SS.M
Aarieul.ur.l college. i .Number ..I 4' pound- ... r.a.l.ed
. ,.
The aaaoclaliona rated were Tllla-I
mook
f'ni.m. Klamath.
Mrlowcst. t red Kuowi; coqullle. I.
I
H. Kichardt.
HENRY STILES IS
muua, i.wii'iu, lbiu. jiih.u, v. ... .--v -
Melowest. Coqullle nd Columbl.. rUI rod. ubnilll-d 84 t.-.l.
lhe l.i.er no, reporting. Te.ter, in the,, milk averaging .
charge were: Tllamook. R. 8. Hall; with an average fal weight ..( JO.JJ
Klamath. C. A. Henderson; L,nco..!The wl. herd rated the hUhea,
: l''B. K. E. Eiuniel: : average fal in produciluu of thoae.
. i ..
ELECTROCUTED BViP""
HIGH VOLT WIRES
power line ai uia r.wauna Sunday,
anernoon. will be Held at 10:30
o'clock Wednesday morning. Rev.
A. F. Simmons will direct the cere-
monies.
stiles is survived by a widow and ;
inree minor children.
Death la believed to have been
Death la hellnve.1 tn hnva l-n 1
'caused by contact with an Iran run.
- ;
way against which a strone wind
na" blown the wire carrying a load
of 11.000 volts.
Sliles fell backward into the water
and waa dead when recovered a
snort time later. So sadden and
so potent was the stock that Stllea
uttered no cry of distress.
As all evidence indicated an -e.
cidental death, an lnnueat was il..
ed uuue.eaarv.
Stiles was emnloved with . ti
driving crew for the Sawmill En
&ae"l and Construction com
pany. p. , Hunter
.
Ber OI tnat concern, withnessed
the accident.
COUNTY FAIR'S
-. I
- ' - ' '
Judges for the coming county fair;
have hem appointed, according lo
a communication re.en-.-d verdsy
aii'Tiiocn: from tn
ii-eci.i. Amii-t:l-
A. l.iiMl,:i..n. wim
rccemlj- iniie a trip through Klam-iin
ath county, in the interest of thei Dodv wi" e shipped from Whit
113.65 extension department, will Judge1'0''1'' n"rtuary In Dcnyer, l.'olo..
j oeoi cattle, sheep and hogs. 1
! Dairy cattle will be under the!
1 Judgement of R. G. Fowler, assist-
eouiity agent of Jackson county.
i7.i5Wlth ,, B Howell, county agent 0f
340.93 Joiephine county, Judging the
jduction of crops. Ada Hrewater h..
oi...j ...... .. I
UUHIfBUC
art and culinary exhibits at the
county fair.
Although no acceptance has been
received from John H. Fuller, sec
retary of the Southern Oregon Poul-
347.23 trv Breeders' association, It is ex
07a,iPeC'ed that he wl" erve ln ,he
juoging 01 poultry. Mrs. Jessie Mc-
, ... ,. 1 . . . .
"u.o, oeau 01 me domestic art and'
Home economics division of O. A. C, !
will be a visitor in Klamath county!
during the dates of the county fair,
and arrangements have been made
,ror an hour's dally address to In-
, terested housewives on her line of'
endeavor ln the school. i
A circulation covering the elty of
Klamath Falls and th. county of
Klamath that's the Klamath News.
THE
40 III III
I
PALACE
THE OLDEST, MOST RELIABLE
WE APPRECIATE
524 MAIN ST.
Tuesday. August -1.
airl -.
vr-va--
Tllll retWirt Will be llf Vftlltulltt1 i ' I
. ,,.
".....-
I ranchers, who are endeavoring ...
" ,,, ... ., lu ., , .
I bring up their alamtaid iu -
aeren.
I f-. W. Lewla. rancher 1U the 3le
intoreaieo in tne niamaui a."
FT. KLAMATH
The O. I. club of Kurt Klauiatlu
honored Mra. II. I.. Weuw of Mo-j
with a aurprisv shower
he home of Mr. Floyd
Miller on Friduy afternoon. The:
use was altractlrely decorated:
baaketi of Shasta duislm undiund Hurley Flnlon are atlll living.
weet peas. Delirious rt fr.n-;
menu were served and the alter-
noon pleasantly spent In converse-;
J. V. Heaslg. .Mrs. vt. r;. .irnoi
son, Mrs. U. K. Csrier. Mr, nay
Taylor. Mrs. R. S. Uwsley. Mrs.
H. Jucobson. Mrs. H. Ferguson,
Mra. J. P. Looaley. Mrs. Hoy Hick-
man and Mm. Gay Ijiwt.ui.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Miller enter
ik. u.n.l .nil Mrm u . !
.v.uu u. -
L. Weisa of Modoc I'uint at din
ner on Friday evening. Rovnrend
and Mra. Weisa are leaving un
Monday for a two weeks' visit- In
Eugene, Oregon, where the Rever
end Weiss will be an initrui-tor at.
the Epworth League convention.
OBITUARY
Samuel II. Birdwell, died in local
hospital Saturday night from acute
heart trouble. Body shipped tn
Belllngham, Wash., by Whll lock's.
Masonic funeral services to be held
in Bellioghaui.
Lillian Marion Kinney. 31, Pine
St., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ('has.
Kimsey. Lillian, asje one day, will 1
be burled today lia-i.lnkvilln cem-:
elery, Rev. Yarnes 'officiating.
Flond A. Johnson. Infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. Archie A. Johnson,
Buena Vista at Scott ittreets, died
at 1 o'clock Monday mnrnini; fro,
pneumonia preceded by whooping
cough. Funeral services today at
2:30 from Whltlock's .Mortuary and
.inl. - rtr.cnt a! Unr-vMe erm-tiry.
yi Camuroii Aiward, drowned
Sprague river Saturday afternoon.
"Is homo, Wednesday.
Janie. H. MrFull. 6S, of Pee val-
y' dled of Paralysis at a local
'10SI)ital- Buried yesterday In I'o
pro-:ValIey cemetery.
- -
Relieve Choughs, Colds,
Headache, Rheumatism
and All Aches and Pains
with
An droulMI-Uc .ml CU wrt fnd tuh
CbOdroi'. Muatwol. (mildar foroi) iso.
Better than a Mustard Plaster
KODAK FINISHING
8 Hour Servlc.
The Peasley's $
uiiin.uo court House
BEST MEAT AT
IJHIMI-LI I1HI HI-If
I VI I III. II I I .11
ur iLiiTirtm uii
JWe II. MeVall. . "" "' "'
ulUe.t and iu..t re.pe.led ranrher
realdfi.t. of IMe tallry. pa Mr 4 away
lute KaiuiJay '""J' (
of parulala. . r.
' '""" '; "' " "
"Id. The trip from mUM .t
wait made In an uuila-raiit train.
Mr. Mr Full waa born In Spring-
.. , .HrA i'i,.n only
'I'"a. Mo , April . i. . i
a he.
the Ivll war a. a uniuiui.r uo.
h, ... ,r
tender age. He had uyi m
u-1 I, ...,,,mrv f..r near v 20 yeara.
.......... ,
ii ..... t..rv If,.,.....- 111 I k? i
lie married Mary lloberla In li
'and had two children by Iter. John
and I'earl, both of whom are atlll
'living. Mm. M.Kull died aliile the
children were lu Infancy.
lltirlcil li-linuy
i In Mr. M. Kull married Alice
j Wyni.r. Their four children. Karl
Clarence. Lotllo mid Wllma as well
two atup-childrrn, Kthel Huberts
Mr. Mrrall la also surviveu ny two
brothur, Karf and liuxaull, who live
In Missouri.
25'
is the
right price
to pay for a
good tooth
paste
LISTERINE
TOOTH PASTE
Large Tube
25
.OUR BUSINESS IS
CARING FOR YOUR
EYES
We do nothing else. Examin
ing eyes, making fjass.-a U
ft ouch particular case, la,
.in. I 1ms 1,,.,-n m:r r in -i.il:
f -.- 'ars.
We have the latent scientific
in-'ritmrnt to all iu lu
tlie.e examinations, anil the
machinery for grinding the
enei.
DR. GOBLE
Eyi-a Ktnmlnol
QUICK HRRVICR
700 Main Street
Classe. Frame.
Ground Repaired
ALTAMONT
7- ,zr
Dances Every Wedne.day 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
Kj.
REASONABLE PRICES
MARKET
MEAT MARKET IN KLAMATH CO.
YOUR PATRONAGE
Funeral ric wr nw y.lr.
'"'
l,ul ..tnnatm. llllcruielit wm
A lunger entered the outer ufflr.
,( a eieteiitloua aulle uhd luiiilrd:
"l the laiaa In?"
"I will , air," aald rourte.ua
lerk.
Knlurnlng he reported! "Ye., tha
( (
,l( lu vour card I think h. wou
w, i,u,e III. rhaue. lu lean I
.,.
' 1 "
If ynil will
PELICAN LUNCH
llie Mom. of (ha IVIIraa
STEW
nih. Off Main.
A fumnco in your home
will keep the summer at
your rommunri all win
ter, l'rict's $1.'55 up.
Phono 371.
. !
Be sure of your
furnace!
Your comfort .van your
health depends nn th. kind
of heat yon obtain from your
furnace. That kind of heat
depends on the construction at
your furnace and th. skill with
which 11 la Installed In y.ur
hum.. Health require, an
abundant circulation of warm
moist heat! Not Just heated
air. (omfort require, ade
quate heal at mlulrautn ex
pense aud effort.
HAINES
THE FURNACE MAN
1023 Main
Phono 323
Build with
STUNE-TILE
INCOME FROM
BUILDING INVESTMENT
llulldlnga rnnstrurted for com
merclal use mu.l yield a aalla
ruclory return un the money in.
vested and Slone-TII. construc
tion offer, n ure- mi'ins of tr.
cori'l'li, hltie Dm. ole.-l
iiuiM- 'ill. :,oin,w coii. reto bri, k
given you permanence, attractive
nnponrunre iin.l fir. nnd weather
proof quiililiea at a aubatanllal
Buying uver reinforced ronrreln.
Stores, garages and fuctorlea of
Hlone-Tlle construction are every
where yielding a safe Income from
satisfied tinunta.
BUILD
WITH STONE-TILE
Klamath Concrete
Pipe Co.
703 Market Phone ft82-V
AUDITORIUM
& NUSSER
THE
0
till
Klamath
efery
N. U
"a
3
uld
lie
Rwanm
Meet
A. U W
Kail.
ly. Mr-. K.,J?'.I
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larli
auaauia w
llf
Bring V,
HID
am
PEL
W. are ta u. J
KM., a ad NkTj
Ut. hit- aunji
Lewis Gir
223 S.6tk J
EVAK
Shoe RV
Good Wa?b-4H
1014 Malty
1
Brotf
Paint i
1029 Mil
PhoneV
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Cn-o. f I
MO VbawiB.
null Frtaa (
Z. PETERS
True lire of VWs
ArcrtxHlMl b s
KdurarlloA.
MIU. MAT!
Real
BOl limes.
FRED
Real Estate, V
Fir. Ins""
1030 M.ln 84. M
DB.F.R.00DWI
Dwteopathle PhJld,
1 n n. F. W
1 Klamath Fs M
BKND-KLAMATH '(
STAOl I
Now Operatlnt-H
CENTRAL PT0
10a So. gtii l
Edward B.As
. . tatntlltttO'
. Stat, and Fc(l
Suite No. 6, W"! j
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PniiJ'. M. U GACHA0EN,
PHONE 68
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