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Pare EicKI
KLAMATH COHY
BASKET LEAGUE
TO PLAY SEf
A series of twer.t-M':r bas-ti':-:
hall sa:r.e fur Js.n;iiry and Fotiru-j
ary ha Vtt srr.mi;ej by Oc.
Klimsth Ccunty P:sktftn!l lraju'. j
it is announced ly Kr-d Brookr.
aecrrta"? of he Telicaa. Counmni-I
Itjr clab. I
The teams participating nro: i
Hih ichool alumni. KU'iiath Elks
Merrill. Malin. Fort Klamath. The
Afeacr, Chiloquin and Teliean City.
The play-oft of the championship J
schedule begins February SO, with
silver cap going to the wiauc.- as
permanent property. j
Games have been arranged tui
tie following schedule:
Northern IMvision
Jan. 9 Chiloquin at Agency, j
Jan. 9 Fort Klamath at Klam-i
ath Falls. i
Jan. IS Agency at Klamath;
Falls. j
Jan. 16 Fort Klamath at Chllo-i
Jan. 23 Klaroalh Falls nt Chil-i
oquin. '
Jan. 23 Ascacy at Fort Klam
ath. ,
Jan. 30 Agency at Chilcqain.
Jan. 30 Klamath Falls at Fort
Klamath.
Feb. 6 Klamath Falls at Agen-
cy.
Feb. 6 Chiloquin at Fort Klam
ath. Feb. 10 Chiloquin at Klamath
Falls.
Feb. 13 Fort Klamath at Agen
cy. Southern Division -
Jan. 9 Merrill at Pelican City.
Jan. 9 Klamath Falls at Malin.
Jan. 16 Klamath Falls at Peli
can City.
Jan. 16 Malin at Merrill.
Jan. 23 Pelican City at Malin.
Jan. 23 Merrill at Klamath
Falls.
Jan. 30 Pelican City at Merrill.
Jan. 30 Malin at Klamath Falls.
Feb. 6 Merrill at Malin.
Feb. 6 Pelican City at Klam
ath Falls.
Feb. 13 Malin at Pelican City. I
Feb. 13 Klam.ath Falls at Ster-I
rill. I
Championship Schedule j
Feb. 20 First Northern team !
versus second Southern team. !
Feb. 20 Second Northern team j
versus first Southern tsam.
Feb. 27 Winners on the 20th j
play tor championship.
Feb. 27 Losers on the 20th!
play for third place as a prelimin
ary to championship game.
SENATE FIGHTS
ON WORLD COURT
(Continued From Seven) !
riedly met and resolved that it would '
refuse to consider any hill regard
,ing the debts coming from the sen:
ate. House members, always jeal
ous of the uppity senate, went
around muttering, but the rules for-,
bid open criticism of the other house I
on the floor. The house members'
feel that the debt funding agree-j
ments are revenue legislation and
Bhould therefore originate in the
house. Senators, of course, are even J
more contemptuous of this than!
they usually are of any Ideas that ,
germinate in the head of a mere!
congressman.
Eyes Bad? Try Camphor
For eye trouble there is nothing!
better than simple camphor, hydras-,
tis. witch hazel, etc., as mixed in
Lavoptik eye wash. One small bottle
helps any cane sore, weak or strain-j
ed eyes Aluminum eye cup free.
Whitman Drug Co.
A d i .
GET YOUR GUNS
; Sl0rJ5MN'S
DETECTIVE IN PRIEST
ROBES IS CHARGED
1 NSW Vof;K. lVr 1J. United
News A Xvw York policeman drtv.
: sd himself as a prioM and mtemut-i-tl
lo oxirai-t a on(t'lon from
. Ivn ;ir old (iiiwnip.- Ynlintlno.
, v!u ! held on th suspicion that
ho Knows sun-tMhitii; about a
Hrooklyn nnirtlT.
This charge was brought by the
noy p attorney, who says tne police
have emploved every possible means
to make t;uiseppe talk.
SERVICE BUILDS
ROADS, TRAILS
Forestry Dept. Shows New
Construction Through
Klamath's Mts
During the IS 25 session, the for
est service was exceptionally sue-1
cessful in its construction work in
and near the t'rater national forest,
according to Forest Supervisor Kan
k!n. Work on four mountain roads are
practically completed, while approx
imately 64 miles of trail were fin
ished. In speaking of the road and
trail work. Supervisor Rankin re
marked that although the roads
were primarily built for forest pro
tection and for opening Interior for
est regions, they are also of value
to the hunter, the camper and
settler.
Six miles of road between Apple
gate river and Steamboat ranch were
built and a new road around the
foot of Manianita hill in the Apple
gate district eliminated a steep and
narrow grade.
83.0OO Spent
A total of 35.000 was expended.
on the Dead Indian Soda Springs
road, and. according to present
plans, a like amount will be spent
next year to transform It into a
first class mountain road.
A road from Fish lake ending in
the vicinity of Four Bit creek was
also completed.
A trail, seven miles long,, from
Lamb's mine to McDonald Gap.
around the south end of Ashland
mountain, was made and 26 miles
on the tributaries of the North Fork
of Rogue liTer'were'' completed.
Klght and one-fourth miles of new
trail on the south and middle forks
of the same river furnishes a much
Legal Notices
XOTICK OV SCHOOL DISTTUCT
IIOXD tLKt'TlOX
Klamath fountv School District.
Notice is hereby given that a bond
election is called to be held at var
ious school houses in Klamath
County School District on the 23d
day of December, 1925, between
the hours of two o'clock p. m.
and seven o'clock p. m., for the
purpc-ae of voting upon the ques
tion of contracting a bonded indebt
edness of $75.010 for the purpose
of building school houses, addi
tional school rooms, purchase of
equipment, all a a set forth In
notices posted ou each school
house doftr.
Polls 'H1 open at two o'clock
and close at seven o'clock p. m.
A legal voter is one who is a
citizen, ha resided for a time of
'.'Jy days in the district, and has
property listed upon the last assess
ment roll of the cc.-unty school dis
trict. Head3 of families having
children of school age may vote
without property qualification.
This bond issue of $75,000 will
be carried by entire valuation of
county school district which approx
imates $20,000,000.
A voter of the county school dis
trict may cast his ballot at any
of the polling places in the dis
trict, and not necessarily in his own
sub-district.
The regular legal notices, show
ing allocation of all funds are post
ed on door of each school house
in which school is now being held.
(Signed) VERA V. OKFIKLD.
Clerk of County School DIs-
triM. D15. 17.19
AND SHELLS HERE
SUPPUBS
9 Wt
to . hitherto
inuecossdite region.
Uikc of lite Wixxls I
Ton miles were built nenr thoj
Lake of the Wood into a country of 1
mauy hcnic attractions as veil aa
timber rewiurcea. I
Thirtivn tulle were completed on'
the Klamath side of the Casradel
divide near the t'rater lake national'
I park. This trail, when completed, Is
to join the middle fork of the Hogue1
trail
' . .
1
needed patrol route
KMJMTH
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J'lTTI-H ! ItlUf.K HKItVirW STATION
KLAMATH TlltK IIOUHH
IMI'EIUAr, UAKAGU ,
Tluirs.lav. Doc." 17, 102."
BATTLERS READY
FOR TAP OF BELL
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(I'oullliuisl tnm Mi S.'x'li)
versal of the dono sheet after his
second meeting.
lloth Kid Olson and Mike Miimii
lino, who will atop four f ist rounds
In the curtain raiser, are ready.
The seal sale to date Is heavier
than for any previous card. Women
are especially invited.
ording to'
or summer
Associated
Gasoline'
meets ail
demands of
. - i !,
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W ) A
II to
Quidk Parting
Uniform power
More miles to
fheGallo.ru
ASS b CI ATE D OIL COMPANY
Matchmaker Kyl ester, and even new
. iimvlsl.ni r.ir ihelr urniwr IriMitiuent
will be olmel veil.
! The first l'" xHru nt
I oVIoi k pivml'il. I the la.l
It 30
word
of Malrhm.ikc
S Ivesler.
OREGON CITIES SEEK
SEWAGE SOLUTION
I'UKTI.ASK. Ore. Iec. Id - lie
search work Is being starU-d this
month thai will Icuil eventually to
Win
ter
tons
KMMATIf KU.I.H
CITY LIMITS HKKVK'K STATION
ALT A MoNT KUltVK'H STATION
IJI'NN'S HKItVK.'K STATION
NEWBY'H CASH STOKK
methods of disposing of se
nite bv iltlea and towns al
Wlllnuietle river.
The Hirvey will ho mad under
the direction of II. II, llltiiusn.
l ulled Htsles sanitary engineer In
charge of the western district, with
headiitinrtera In Hall Francisco.
It la proposed first lu hold
conference of city engineers from
munlclpnllllea which dump refuse
Into the stream. Including Uregou
City, I'ayton. Iluttevllle. Halem, At
bauv. I'orvallls and Kugene. .
MOMIK'H STORE, Kmio ..
ni'VsJ,lly?1.H.l;:IlVICK "TATION, I'ort Klamath
IIONANA JAItA;K, Uonanas
(iRAY H STOHK Oliiio
LAMM'S STOW.;, Mwloa Point ' -'
" irwLU FOR
One It 1 1. -
nlctllra "
' "' frd fnr
I'osi mister John a
ll Of folk. A tl
. piminlm,0HI
saya. ...
A. J). LAMBERT, Prop.
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