h m.
WthnL
III OF
ING OIL
Iff MILS.
IT . 7-'n"-a
k . .t....i dan
L 0 llil""""" "
.tin ft of petrol-
fin, I'nltcd States.
' -i fh. American
r .... .ho have i
L oil "" ""
I1 ,t.l..h hll
lk( federal -.
;v..hlnln.
I ..r deeo drill-
..1I1 III lapping
I0,,mI6I heretofore,
.......... ... ad.
l.n.lloa I"" "
'"'.i. f...l nil lubrl-
eip.rU report. Al-
Lierve U 01 """-
a .H.r.flteeU ID la.ft
ik. harneaslllg of!
,
lit I ho B.JIto,"""."""
r.rtble from the pres-
.-,1 ud. S6.000.000.-
I.lll remain available,
i ran be secured. H Is
i addltkin to this sup-
deposit sre la be
la coal ind lignites.
I dun wbvn prima maka
mtrarllon process. .
nrlre fluiluallnna. the
Iporii (hit lussinuch m
Indlng" iBdu.lry. pres-
kiry. Likewise demand
liDilm. and It remalna
dim U rorrecl lb dlf-
Wman.leadf.m
u. Si Educators
if &y$
r xsc;. I
A woman I the dew president
f the National Education Aho
l-l - I ' ill at. ft l .
Im"i ,iuary mac.
kinmon (above) of Brookline,
: Mass. She succeeds J. H. New
tonot;Denvtr.' " " -
7: JO p. m, Prayer meeting Tues
day evenlnjta.
Ki.1.1. mmvy.it eni-itm
lie. K. A. Hunter, I'aaiur.
11 4lli Hi.
10:0' a. m. Illhla School
11.00 a. in. Preaching aervlce.
:i0 p. m. Prayer servlci.
1:00 p. m. Presetting lervlce.
Everybody cordially invited.
108 OREGON MOTHERS
DIE OF CHILD BIRTH
THAT tii if i S?7 """KM",
Saturday,jUguflt 8, 1923.
Pa?-FlV
notice fok pibucatiow.
Department of the InKflor.
.,.H.8VAN0 wfiob at LAKE
VIEW. OREGON, July I 1025.
Notice la hereby given that Joel
R. Welch, nr n.ir. t. -.1.
I M ATION il- tu.m ft'." December 17, l.ll' mad. Additional
WMI1 II T) Kll ? a hh ..'I Srtoek K'lof Homeatead Kntry No.
IIL'uuiixa . ""'IH AH R TAMftiaihin' (iff t ' trut 1
"fw'ir.TH l TIW I'... 7..... 1 " .noiijo iitic.,'
' ' u " . tie of Intomiuri io mnk Tbr-
Ytir Froof. la Miiahlidh Viftin. mi
U'tini. .. .
ell of ih, el,, of Klamath Vail.
Or,"n. did by ()rdl,lani., 'NllK,;
" 1.1; 'ltM? I" ,h
110..7I ' ' d,''lr" Hi. propor-
llonau a.en,. n Mfh r
" lot, block, parrel ,Bli iPr
rTif .V"",d 10 ta k'"' 'or
a proporllonate ali.re of the coat
o improrlna Bth Htr-e, from Pi
H rl ..jirtherly ,0 J.e,K)BWfllrt
" 1'ian. ana upecifu-a.
tla of the :ity Knlnem on file
Ith the Potle. Jnd.a , ldn J,1 J
In the matter of uld lmpr.vemB,
..I 1. I',"""1 '""""I benefited
and liable and aiweaae,) ., ,,orfr
ld la ell tha, property Ma""t
rent to aald parte of U, ,,ntlt
uetween the aforementlond termini
and ntendlnit back In the rentera
eat.bliah flalm to
the lend above described, before V.
R. ULap. Clerk of tbe County
Court, at Klamath Kall Oregon, on
the 16 day of Auauat, I92S.
Claimant name ae wltoeuea:
J. I.. !nl. of llllderhrand. Oregon:
Alfred Uy. of Klemnlh Kalle, Ore
gon; J cm Drew. - of Illlderbrand.
Oregon:' Jno Welch, .of Illlder
brand, Orrfon. - r
f. P. LIGHT,
; r ,V ' ItegUter.
' 1 " Jyll-AU-lnc.
RealJEstate
NEW. MODERN five room bunga
low. Price f 4,600. On terme,
FOR, PALE Only a few good lota
left for tale In 11111a Addition
Price $2C0 each.
FIVE, LOTS on Main etrect, la In
dustrial Addition. A bargain
price of 1276 earb. '
SPLENDID LA ROE corner for
apartment iiouse eight. Price
S 5,000.
SPLENDID RESIDENT lot In good
locatlon.v Cloae In. Plica S00.
FIVE ROOM houae, two porcbea.j
concrete foundation, . lawn and
tree. (Mice $2,000.
MODERN, ALMOST new three
room houae, furnished, large lot,
l,000.
8
I
XOTICB OP KII.IN'n OK I'EITTION
TO VACATE HTItEETH AND FOUR KOOM modern houaa
AI.I.KVH
TO WHOM IT MAY PONfERN:
Creacent, large lot, good location.!
Price S3.7G0.
NOTti'K is iuhviiv civcu ,1.1 TOR HAL.B 1 acres oi irngaiea
the underalened will. .1 the re.ui.r land In alfalfa and potatoea, cloae
meeting of le Cnmmon Council of' to town. Price $1,160, $760 caah.;
the (.My of Klamath Kalla. Oregon. balance easy terms.
"l in. respective biocka ao lylaa r.,u,.wi run, urriun, oaiance easy icrms.
adjacent, and alo all lota, parte of upcn lbt trn"K of thalpoR SALE New 3-room modern
Intel .....-1 . " r Ul I lilh Amt nt A l tr 1 tilQC ; ' .
SdKKT. HOTIET
Ltry Belldlag
ad Mala H)e,
. Bandiy ichoot.
a. Boaday Mrvlce.
Sunday taornlng will
; "Spirit." t - .
tWeldiy meeting.
I raen m free lend-
pi tnm 1:10 to 4:30
iralin, Ttartdayi, and
TKftUJI CHI lM'lt
rilf, Oregim: 1
. I'. Hulet, I'aalor.
n. Sabbath achool.
Monhir wnrMSIn
ilgg.attrlce. 2
. X .
IsnfhniKT mimcu
and High Hie.
I). Yarnea, I'aelnr.
m. fiundiy achool.
n. Morning tervlca.
o. Kpworlh League,
be no evening aer-
lr. Auguit .
ALVATIOX ARMY
In. . Hopper In Charge
B. Rev. Oiborn will
Bnndiy 8chool. ' J
i- Evening service,
cordially Invited, -i la-
la
. n
kAPTIHT CniTncH '
atmmana. Pastor.
0. Bible arnnnl
n. Morning aervlcea.
I. P. U.
Evening sermon, j
"yer meeting Wed-
. m.
KPIHciipai. rmrrmni
FT Hi-ailflnartera
W. Hall
l. Church achool. j
Mian i-hitich
bl. PaMnr.
8. s. . .
( Morning eervlra.
C. E.
Evening iervlces. :
fTHKRAM CHCRCH;
or ( oninierce Rooatt
' Heffinan. Puior.
Sunday school and
.. ...
Morning lervlce.
HAPTIHH raimru
.f VMVUU
I1 n.l liirrh sta. L
"vla, Paalnr.
Sunday achnni .
Evening aervlce. '.
nvuatlon extendedl to
N '" no Rnday mjrn-
fllEHU-...... ' '
Fh and Pine 8U.
L' ,H. Minuter.'
v-nurcn school,
hi. C. E.
, ; jt Bid
Lm! I". faator.
hblli Ratuyrtay)
n- fcbb,m ,cnoy0; (8atur.
It' has been aald that to become a'
mother la more dangernua than to
be a soldier In a front line trench.
While this la somethin of an ex
aggeration (particularly n states
like Ori'Run, teliwa the people live
under good contlltlonn) It does re
mind us that motherhood Is a much
I more lungeroun undertaking than It
ha any right to be. In 1914. In
()rcon. 103 mothers lout their lives
; In giving birth to children. It Is
certain that a large proportion of
these deaths were unnecessary, and
would not have occurred If the
proper precautions had been taken.
During the same year, Infants
died. Many of them could hsvo been
saved If their mothers had had a
batter understanding of Uieir care,
especially daring alcknem... Educa
tion, of mothers and -niolher-to-be
would save many lives both their
own and their children's. For this
reason, the bureau of child hygiene
of the Oregon state board of health
has prepared a serlea of letters to
prospective mothers, whkh are sent
monthly before the baby comes, and
for fonr months thereafter.
ota, parcela and acreage property
Included within the quarters of the
four blocks bounding any Interaec-
uuu mvoiveu in said proposed Im
provement. That tbe docket of CHy l.lena bat
been made up aa provided by Sec
tion S of the Charter of aald
City, and helow will be found a Hat
of the names of the ownera whose
property has been io ameased aa
aforenald. and axulnst . whic h liena
have been docketed a. by aald or
dinance provided, together with the
total amount au assessed against
each apeclflc owner and buldlng.
Itefereoce Is hereby nude to auch
lien docket for detail denrrlptlon
of each lot, part of lot, block, par
eel and acreage property ao 'asses
sed. Further notice 1 hereby given
the respective owners of property
ao aasesaed and hereinafter listed
that auch asaenament la now due
and payable, and will be delinquent
from and after the expiration of
20 days from the date ot the first
V I auximi. iusii. present! h0UM, prCe 226.
cu roTtE "vatlon of c.r:!0OOD Ct At.. for
S 3UU.
lain streets and allev In Klamath
Addition to the City of .Klamath
Falls, Ovegon:
1.. First Sires,' from 'the aoulh
er!y line of Klamalb Avenue to
Lake Ewauna.
4 ROOM MODERN house and gar
age on Lincoln atreet, near 11th
street. . Price $3,200, terms.
FOR SALE 147 of the best lrrlgat
bwanna. i .- ...
2. Third Street from, the aouth- in beat farming aectlon. Can be
erly line of Klamath Avenue to thelMsl!y eut up into amall tracts. $126
norineriy up" ui uuk Avenue. ;
. tir.i.H, . , per S(.re.
Ewa'uan to ,he eaaterlv, line of 'LotifOR SALE 20 acres, near city.
8. mock 74.
4. Alloy through Block '71. .
6. Alley tlirouKh Block 72.
6. Alley through Block 73.
7. All that part of the alley
through Jlloek 74. lying west of the
easterly line of Lot 8 ot said block.
s. All mat pari oi ine alley
$175 per acre, under Irrigation,
half down, balance easy terms.
FOR SAL& 3 room bones on large
corner lot. with one room bouse
in back, $2,000, terms.
BARGAIN, 25 ft lot on Broad
atreet Price $275.
Elberta Peaches 1 10
FANCY WRAPPED. Per Crate ' T
Fancy Orange; Clings, per crate $1.10
Fancy Tomatoes,) per crate $1.05
Honey Dew Melons, your choice 15c
Cantaloupes, four for .....;,;.,25c
Blackberries, crate :,-.:.,...,.$1.35
Mason Ball Jars, Quarts, doz. :vAV.!l.i70c
Mason Ball Jarsi Pints, doz. ..............55c
50 Steps North From 6th and Main St. ,
Public Market
HOURLY DELIVERY ' 4
Phone 169.
through Block 8(. lying west ot the 'SOME SPLENDID lota B Mills Ad-
easteniy line of Lot 8 of aald block.
9. Alley through Block 87.
10. Alley through Block 88.
Aa said streets and alleys are
shown by the official plat of said
publication of this notice, which Addition now on file in the public
ssid first nuhllcaiion will h. m.rt.fwl of Klamath County, Oregon.
Church
aervlce.
HOOVKK TO CONFER
WASHINGTON. Aug. 7. Secre
tary of Commerce Hoover left here
Friday night for SwampKcnlt to con
fer with President Coolldge at the
summer while hoime. on the coal
situation. Hoover Intends to return
In time for the meeting Monday of
the American and Belgian debt commissions.
Jn.t received a hlr shipment of
new fall dresses at Bee llcgln's
Dress Shop. 129 So. 7th ST. A-3
Otitis for Mayor
of Chicago on a'
Clean-Up Plank
43.78
297.14
340.t2
397.76
227.28
Mrs. Johanna Orcfrjr, siliool
bonnl mcmlicr. is a Kcpubliisn,
rnndidale for nomination '
mayor of Chicago, the second
l irgcil cit- In the I'nitrd States.
Slic declared her platform will
lif onr lo "elenn up Chicago."
Many persons prominent in all
walks of life have endorsed her
candidacy. 1
on Wednesday, the 29th day of
July. 1925.
The ownera ot property so aa
sesaed. as aforesaid, muat either
pay in cash or make and file with
the police Judge of the said City,
on or before the 24th day ot Aug
ust, 1925, their respective applica
tions to pay such assessments in 10
snnual instalments.
Names of Property
Owners: Amounts:
Lot 4. Block 9. Original
Town J. E. Rwanr-on ....$1,174.30
W. 6' of Lot 3. Block 9,
Original Town J. E.
Hwanion
E. 60' of Lot 3, Block 9,
' Original Town R. A. Em-
mrU -
Lot 6. Block 9. Original
Town C. J. Swingle .... 1.174.30
Lot . Block 9. Original
Town C. J. Swingle ....
EH of Lot 1. Block 8.
Original Town Jennie K.
Hum .' 77J.54
W H ot Lot 1, Block 8, Or
iginal Town u. M. Camp
bell EH of Lot 2. Block 8,
Original Town B. M.
Campbell -
WW of Lot 2. Block 8.
Original Town Sophia
Henley - 113.65
EH of Lot 8. Block 8,
Original Town Sophia K.
Ramaby 776.54
W of Lot 8, Block 8,
Original Town J. C.
Rlcbter 397.75
Lot 7. Block 8. Original
Town J. C. Rlchler ....
Lot 1. Block 60. First Ad
dition Ellen M. Kedfield
Lot 2, Block 60, Flint Ad
dition Minnie E. Deyo
Lot 3. Block 60, First Ad
dition Silas Obenchaln
Lot 8, Block 60, First Ad
dition Matlie E. Mills
Lot 8, Block 60, First Ad
dition 9ilaa Obenchaln
Lot 10, Block 60. First Ad
dition Silas Obenchaln
Alley back of Lots 9 and
10. Block 60, First Ad
dition Silas Obenchaln ..
SV of alley back ot Lot 8,
Block 60, First Addition
Mattle E. Mills
NV4 ot alley back of Lot S,
Block 60, First Addition
Silas Obenchaln
Lot 1, Block 47, First Ad
.uiinii Nellie L. Sum-
m.r. 1,044.40
Lot 2, Block 47, First Ad
dition Nellie L. Summers
Lot 3. Block 47, First Ad
dition K. H. Dunbar ....
Lot 8, Block 47, O. L. Car
ter
Names of property
nwiMiri: Amounts:
Lot 9, Block 47, First Ad-
ditlon J. A. Houaton sis.su
Lot 10. Block 47. Firs, Ad-
ditlon B. P. Alexander .. 1,044.40
Lot 3. Block 46, First Ad-
ditlon Louis Alt 105.53
Lot 4. Block 46, First Ad
dition Elmer u. mim-
tvn ' 419.40
Lot 5. Block 46, First Ad-
ditlon Helen npiimr ...... ,n.i
Beginning at a point 80
feet northerly from the
NW corner of Block 9,
Original Town, thence
W. along 6th St 380
thence Ely. parallel to
Pine St. 130'. thence
Sly. porallel to 6th St.
380'. thnce Wly. along
a in healnning.
vi.n.ih' :onntv 4,599.13
This notice Is published 1y au
thority of the Common Council
pursuit to Section 269 ot the Char
: ia ntv.
ter ui ... .-.,. ..,. rt..
Dated at ii"'aiu '
Ju J8,b. IMtj. u fjxGHAOEN,
police Judge of the City ot
Klamath Fain, Oregon.
J29 AlOluc,
Dated thia 26th day of July, A. D.
1925. .
. PEYTON CO.
(I. C. LORENZ.
KATHRYN C. LORENZ. :
H. M. ACKI.EY. . :'
, JSDNA WELLS ACkLEY. ,.
J. S. ACKLEY. - .
MRS. O. M. YOUNG.' "
KLAMATH REATINO CO,
! ' It, H. CHRISTY: - t- i '
' MARY -CHRISTY.' . " v' '.
MARY A. JOIIY." '
' JAMES W-JORY. -" -;
MK8. MINNIE COR BELL.
.' , L. H. THAYER. -
EWAUNA BOX COMPANY.
SCHALIOCK & DAQCETT
COMPANY.
W. M. LORENZ. ,
CLAUDIA U LORENZ.
RUFUS 8. MOORE.
' CLARA A. MOORE.
THE CALIFORNIA OnE
OON POWER COMPANY.
J25 Al.8.16
ditlon, very cheap.
LOTS IN MOST parts ot the city for
10 per cent down and t equal
payments on unpaid balance. :
' MRS. NATS OTTER BEIN
001. Ltnecai SC - . Pbome BaVg-M
FIRE
AND NO INSURANCE
Ton always feel sorry for the f el
tow who lose hi home,, or any
t his property by fire) and has
no Insurant. How about YOUR
HELP? Are yon cwTeredT If
wot yon' better call as today.
. MOMYER & MOMYER i
, INSURANCE CO,
. Hepka Building
,1-
SHEPHERD'S
RADIO
SLASHED.
' SEE PAGE 3.
A furnace in your home
will keep the summer at
your command all win
ter. Prices $135 ud.
Co
first
Phone 371.
340.931
973.23
347.23
69.44
69.44
347.23
972.23
239.87
S.31
6.32
419.40
106.53
105.63
ALTAM0NT AUDITORIUM
Dances Every Wednesday and Saturday Night
Galloway's Orchestra from Portland will
v-' - ' furnish the music",
t f All conveniences and first class floor.
, ' Rest Rooms Lunch and Soft Drinks. .
; MARTIN & NUSSER
III "Miif
These choice Meats are priced
below their standard. - Here are
y full flavored, tender and juicy,
the really good kind of Meats. , They'll appeal
to. the whole family and they'll appeal to your
pocketbood,' too because of the1 reasonable
price. . .:. v - . . .
Miller's Market
808 Main St
Phone 750
a.9..ff'.-
vs 126 Ni.lh.r
- ; ' ' .is ': " ' .
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