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THE KLAMATH NEWS
Tuesday, June 29, 1926
Pn Thret
Polling Places ...
Are Selected For
Today's Election
Local log of vol In plac tor to
rlar'a bond election are aa follows:
,Prclnet No. 1. Voting place,
Wllklna bldg, nr bridge; Kinmn
Mason, chairman; Alice t. flncller.
Judge; Mlnnl l lrlrh, Miry It. Me
Clur. Marjnri M. Olds, clerk.
I'rvclnrl No. 2. Hrowu'a carpen
ter ebop. l,oule Humphrey, ehlr
mum Mmi J. Ankeny, judge; Kdn
1. Ackley. Ollv K. Haiti. A. K. Him-
moos, clerka.
Precinct No. 3. Donarl't fur
hop. John Karnell. chairman:
Maybell l.eavltt, Judge; Klla Mc
Mllllan, W. W. McNealy, Mary t'uni
nilngs, clerk
Precinct No. 4. Court houaa.
l.aula K. Porter, chairman: J. W.
Jory Judge; Mra. Janma Lylle, Mra.
Kendall, Mary K. Stewart, clerk.
Precinct No. . -City hall. Vara
Houston, chairman! W. Ii. Karnes.
Judg; Jennie lluru, Una O. Roula,
llaaala II. Dunbar, clerks.
Precinct No. 6. Wlrti muslr
tore O. l. Matthews, chairman;
l.ucllls Harm's. Judge; Helen Wlrlt.
Amelia Whltlock, Winifred llcnlon.
clerka. . i
Precinct No. 7. J4c('a,rthy build
Inn. Klcira M. liayden, chairman;
Mra. II. E. Joutii, Judg; Theodore
I), (', Margaret Ilellman, Kalhryn
Roherleon, clcrka.
1'raclnct No. I. Oregon llarnn-.
CO. i, J. Keller, rlinlrmun: Itny
Andenuin, Judge; Chnrinlun John
aon. Ivy 0. I'rupat, lui Lambert,
clerks . ,
rreelnrt No. 9. ford gurug.
sales room. fannl M. Yadnn.l
chairman: Mra. K. M. Ysdon. Judge;
Katharine Houaa, Orvn tleard, Jen
nie M. Pells, rlerka. v .
Precinct No. 10. Evane aho
atore. 11. 8. Orlgsby. chairman: II.
P. Thomaa, Judge; Mra. J. H. Lin.
featy, Minnie (Irlnlo. Will Hum
phrey, clerka.
Precinct No. It. Lake hotel
lobby. J. K. Howie, chairman; Kd
Jacobeon. Judge; Geo. Ilay, Geo. O.
Read. Hella Smith, clerka. 1
Precinct No. 12. Kaplanado court.
Francis K. Boyd, chairman: Mra.
II. A. Key. Judge; Anna McDonald.
Fern L. Yadcn. Mra. J. Wheri
land, clerka. .
Precinct No. 13. Milla addition
rhool. Anna C. Hawkins. hir
ma; P. P. Vogal, Judge; .Uerth
Duke, C. Bert 8lllea. Mellaaa Ham-
mel, clerka.
- Precinct No. 14. Mill" addition
hall. Clara MrJ'herrln, chairman;
JoafDhlno Howard. Judge; Ijiura
Miller. Mamie L. Thomaa, Carl Col
lin, clerka.
Precinct No. IS. ' Carnegie li
brary.. J. II. Covert, chairman;
Catherine Casper. Judge; I. K.
nitrke. Fay Morris. Mra. F. S. Wake.
clerka.
Precinct No. It. Falrvlew achool.
Jamea A. Coe. chairman; Gladya
Avery, Judge: Ethel llalley. Anna
1'rlre, M. I,, norland, clerka.
Precinct No. 17. Yancey'a res
Idenca, Hhipplngton. Nannie M.
Cantrell, chairman: R. U. Yancey.
Judge: Dorothy Burke, Klla Yan
cey, Lucille Heifer, clerka.
Oil Driller Here
To Repain Health
Is Highly Pleased
George Vco Breyman, In leak
ing health and reparation of shat
tered bonea aud nervea, chose Klam
ath county, far atore aea level,
with cool alghta and warm daya. .
from Conipton, California. With
A PROCLAMATION
WhereuH, the Chilotiiln Cvlubrution itMoclullon in put
tiiiK n a mtinctor 'Fourth tf July relubration and rodeo, to be
held on the 3rd, 4th, 5th and Cth of jiily, 1926;
And whereiiH, it la of the utmost Importance fn order to
inauro thp aiiccm of the Fouith of July eelebrutlon and
rodeo that the people of the City of Chilotiuin turn -out en
miiKHe to lend their prcaenrc and support to tho aui'ccgs of the
undertakinK and to wwiitt in entertaining the thousanda ofj
RtiextH who will be proaent in our city;
And whereat, larfto numbera of the people of the City
of Klumath Falla have fiinilfird their intention of celebrating
tho Fourth of July in f'hiloquin und have atwured ua of their
cordial cooperation and aupport;
Now, therefore. I, A. C. Cienxei1, Mayor of the City of
Chiloquln, do hereby proclaim the four daya of July 3rd, 4th.
5th and 6th a holiday In Chlloquin and direct that all 'except
the mont urgent butinew be auapended during the four duyn of
the celebration; and all people of the city are urged to aaaiat
in every way ponnible in entertaining our gucsta and making
the celebration a auccen. I further proclaim and set amtietday. j
Monday, July 6th. a a apecial holiday, to be known an "Klam-j included among othera to regia-,
ath Falls. Day." and r, that a, many people from the - i
city of Klamath Falla .aa can possibly do ao attend the Chilo- (. W1,liaarna Hollywood: u o. ;
tjuin relebration and rodeo on that day. ' Rhiriey. Toppeniah, Wn: A. J. Mei-j
In witneiw whereof I have hereunto get my hand and irhior. san Franciwo; Kdward Mc-
tho CitV of Chiloouill to be affixed Connetl, Martlnei: L. Rowley Slua-
thla 28th.day of Juno, in the year of our Lord, 1026, nnd of the
Independence of tho United States the one-hundred fiftieth.
A. C. GIENGER. Mayor.
RALPH M. FARMER, Recorder,
Council Invited .
To Participate
Chiloquin Rodeo
and the councilman to coma and
lend their aaalatanc ia aaoWng It
real celebration. The majority of
councilman praaant Indicated their
Intention of accepting Moyor fiieng
r' Invlttttleo.
A letter from Mayor A. C.l Routln bnalneaa maltera wer
(ilenger of Chiloquln. attending ,dlpoad of ly tha municipal body
formal Invitation , to Mayor God-," 1n,- umtloa m
dard and th. Klamath Fall, city ,Mt "VTnUon of tb.
i- .t,.A .h. grader recently pnr-
Von Ilreyman la .. oil, driller . Mlbr..oI1' chd by the city u adopted.
Chiloquln July 3, 4. i, and . waa The new machine la reported ai
lo Tel..aj m,.ntlru,l knHv at Ita t.Mvlnr fallnrf In fimrttnn with eat-
K"'"' TLMZT,.m'ilfl"" ""loB "th- Wtloa and the council will have
around naavy machinery In the oil j
l ne invitation aiaieq mat mv uiiii)uiriu maue whb incm
Chiloquln featlval would be replete 1 to determine lta efficiency before
with colorful weatera entertain-' final acceptance of the grader ia
ment and nrged Mayor Goddard I made.
llelde von Drayman auffered a
broken back and for montbt he lay
la a cut unable to move,
"I've alwaya heard ao much
about the Klamath country, the
beautiful acenary here and the won
derful chancee to hunt and fiah,
that r choaa'lt above all other
plarea on the Pacific coaat to enjoy
real," aid von Breyman yeater-
Millions Damage'
In Flood Waters.
; German Floods
. BERLIN', June If, -r (Vat
Preaa) Flood watera of tho Tlvarg
F.lbe an Oder wer reported today
to be eubildlng after having Mob
mllllona' of dollar worth of dam
age to crop and other property.'
All partlei In the Retchilag art
urging an Immediate , (ovarnmeat
appropriation to relieve dlatreta
In the flooded diatrict.
Pretty new dreaaec la today at
Be Begin' Store. JM-t
Master Builders
Asked to Form
An Association
With th ol.Ject of having the
Klamath Falla contractor orga
ntio a Matr llulldcra' nannclallon
to permit of dcallnga being made
with th Building Tradea Council j
collectively, a Joint meeting waa
held last night' at Mooaa hall when
mattt-ra were dlacuaaed In an In
formal way.
The coiitractora wore repreaented
by II. K. Wallenberg. H. AI. But
ler. II. K. Itoaakamp, W. A. Slov
ene. Bundy Bellow. Homer Cum
min and A. II. McCollum. Th
Building Tradi-a council waa repr-
aenttid by A. L. Itke, prealdent;
George W. Branaon. bualnca man
ager, and C'- I). I-ung. delt'gato.
The contrnclora preaetit aeomen
to offer no otijcciuin to io vim
auggeitad. out' finally decided to
poatpon official action until new
Monday night. July V hen. It 1
hoped. ' ftlir reprrlenlatlon run -tw
prenent. Tho meeting will lo be
held In Mooe hall.
Mabel Well On
' Way to Success
In Movies Again
Nevada Desert
Again Scene of
Wild Caprices
Realty Transfers
Ot'RLACH. June !8 tl'nlted
Stmt) A tragedy of th Nevada'
dcaert haa been revealed through
dlacovery of the body of Jack Ca
ey, aged burknron and ranchor.
who died while atruggllng toward
(lerlach for hi lummer provlolona. Ihi ND.IV SflKXII. I'l TILS
Conatal.le Henery Hughea found j KXJOY pll'Jfir WXDAY
th body, partially hurled In tne at
Central Pnu rata
tt'i been a long time airrre
we've aeen Mabel Nortnand on
the acrecn, because of an un
fortunate occurrence several
years ago. She disapcared
from the film after. Now her
first comedy under Hal Hoach i
ready for release and tlic'a about
to start work on the second pro
duction under her long term contract.
nor. Oakland; Harold D. Perkins.
Redwood City; John A. Roebllng.
San Franciaeo; Charlea M. Rice, j
Maryaviile; H. I,. Harmon. For
tuna: Fredlck V- Ft- two r'
Kureka; Frank P. Cordota, Ander
son: Alice C. McMauon. couueu,
Idaho; 8. O. Johnson. Chicago;
George F. Ililand. Weed; Mra. Zet-
le Bella. Oakland; Pat Mannoa.
'anlflc Grove; C. C. WIdener, Oro-
vllle; William Hinkle, Blaine, Wn;
C. U Cran. Orovllle: Lealio A.
Carlaon. Denver: W. R. Wood,
Port Angelea; Rldgeiy Wllaon, la
Angelea; Charlea Flin, Ontario;
Ernest Caaall, Jr., Creeccat City;
Georg K. Vadney, Chicago; John
W. Meeker. Whitman; George von
Breyman, Compton.
Have Day Off Is
Too Strange bays
New York Officer
NEW, yoRK.; Juno 2. (United
News) One day off every week
may be nil right tut John A. Hod
gin first 2! hour vacation in 30
years of aervlce aa an ambulance
driver created a problem.
"Leisure bring lailnese." he
aald after the first few hour of
hia vacation had been spent ,10 try
ing to find out -what to do. In
fact he aald, he oceame ao lazy that
he didn't feel like going back
to work In the. morning.
Hodglna has heea answering era
ergenclea aa an ambulance driver
for three decades, working 14 hour
a day, aeven day a week.
Recently' the. dty' decreed that
he should bo given every Sunday
and evening off,
Unlike the postman who goea on
a hike on bis day off, the veteran
driver promised h wouldn't take
a Sabbath apln Into the country.
Too much chance for an acci
dent." he aald. .
"Caterpillar" Tractor
PRICES REDUCED
(Effective June 15, 1926)
koll nanda of Mark Hock desert,
late Monday.
According to Hughes' reconstruc
tion of the clrcluntatancea sur
rounding Casey's death the rancher
FHInge from 4 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. June 26 to Monday af
ternoon at 4 o'clock In the office
of the county clerk;
Francella S. Griffin to J. W. Do
lan. Undivided H Interest In and
NE14 of Sec. 14, Twp. 40. It. .
T. P. Henderson to Central Pac
ific Railway company. Industrial
addition. Lota 27, 29, 30, block 9.
.Margaret Applegate, widow, to E.
M. Pearson. , Milla addition, Lot
, 679, block 11S.
J. F. Magulre to T. S. Bronkcn.
$1.00 I. It, S. Dixon r.ddltlon. Lot
7, Block 12..
Leo K. IllrdHall cr ux to J. A.
and F. L. Houston. $275 consider
atlon. Milla Swond addition. Lot
15, 16. Block 209.
The K. D. Co. to Ina E. Olson.
Hot Springs addition, Lot 13,
Block 42.
Wallace B. Allen ot ux to Louis
P.j Mostl. W of Sec. 28; BE 14
SB of Sec. 29; EH NH14 of 8oc.
32: NW14NW14 of Sec. 33; 8E4
BE14 of Sec. 21: WWNE4. NE4
NEK of Sec. 28: SWUSWH'of
Soc. 21: Twp. 40, S. T(. 11 E.
Olive Florence Sloln ot vlr to
Martin J. McOrath. (M. nnd B. dea
er lotion) Second Ttaiiroad addi
tion,, Lot 9. 10, Block 14. , ,
Louis P. Mostl, tmator, fleenrity
Tile company of Lo Angeles. Calif.,
trustee and Edward B. Roe and
, Jessie H. Roo, V, Interest and Ed
win P. Johnson nnd Mary A. John
on. dnternst, honcflclary. Trust
deed. $14(10. 7 per rent due 9
months. (On property In deed
nhovo from Walloco B. Allen at uxd
to.' Louis P. Mostl.)
More than 150 children and their
parents, members of the Pelican
Bay Community school, enjoyed a
picnic and iwlm at Wlul-kse on
had started for (lorlach shortly af- Agency ljtko Sunday, the guests
rar the winter rains. Ills horse had lor tho Pelican Bay Community
fallen In the thick mud, of the des-cluh.
ert floor, which still held rain j Fred Books s chairman of all
water from the mountains. Casey, arrangements for the picnic.
it waa presumed, had attempted toj'"5
lead the animal and had become
trapped In the slime. The position
RAIN KILLS PHEASANTS
Fifty per cent ot th Chinese
pheasants hatched In th Willamette
valley during May were killed by
cold rain. Consequently, a poor
hunting season 1 expected.
1
Anything yon wlaa to eert? Or to
buyt Tell all Klamath Falls about
It In th economical, efficient way
through a Utile New Classified Ad.
of the body Indicated that the man
had mad a desperate Btrtigglo to
escape.
"BUTTERFLY" HEADS
ORPHEUS ATTRACTION
Looking' for something Interest
ing as well bb entertaining? Then
wander down to llto Orpheus the
atre tonight and you will be given.
a real treat. Manager Mcl'herson
scored a winner when he booked
"Buttorfly," from tho popular novel
by Kathleen Norrla, and which Is
a Unlversal-Jowel production.
Such famous movie stars aa Laura
LaPlanto, Norman Kerry, Kenneth
Harlan nnd Ruth Clifford aro In.
eluded In tho cast. It Is the story
of an Irresistihle flirt and tho pic
ture Is full of thrills from beginning
to end. I
In addition to tho hendllner there
will be a comedy. "Gridiron Gertie,"
to be followed by the first episode
of tho "Riddle Riders."
KOYPT I'fcKLS STRONtl
KAflTIIQI'AKB, 18 RKPOBT
' CAIRO, Egypt, Jnne 2. (Uni
ted Press) A severe earthquake
was folt hero tonight. Some dam
age resulted from the shock.
It you know of any gam viola
tions, call Dhons 14. All Inform-
For Results Pie New ,Clsa Ada tloa will b itiictly confidential.
Fresh. and delicate
as a rose-"
not a blatant flash
of flavor.
fnmlh rami vanilla hum
chilling
Hiking rowdrt
Vxttact
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CATERPILLAR TRACTOR CO. again passes on to the
purchasers of its products the economies of increased
sales and larger production resulting in. better tractors
at less cost. . ' - "
: ASK-US"--. - -
Robinson Tractor Company
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Main office 1844 E. 12th St
Oakland, Calif.
Rio Vista, California.
Klamath Falls. Ore.
Crater Lake Milk
Produced in the famous Wood River Valley Near Fort Klam
ath, adjudged by many the most wonderful pasture land in the
world. ,
5 The milk is cooled with ice cold artesian water and set in
tanks of ice cold water until hurried to our plant by fast motor
truck where it is immediately pasteurized and held in cold refrig
erating rooms until delivered to you.
Our milk plant is one of the most modern and completely
equipped in the state of Oregon. , ;
j. Crater Lake milk, although of superior quality, costs you no
more than others. Insist on it at your grocers or let our milk man
deliver it in the cool of night at your door.
Klamath Falls Creamery
1 PHONE 777
Orator Lako Milk scored 0.fH. The highest score In county for month of June.
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