The Klamath news., May 21, 1927, Page 10, Image 10

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Stage Regularly
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KANSAS CITY GETS A TASTE
YOSEM1TE. Calif . My 20. ll'P ,.,,. ,n0,d ,j warrant.
The eyer in Yellowstone Na-'ued on current enwue (mid.
tlonal park are not tne only natural i County poor and poor
Is-
Justice rourta
Kleotlon
Tav. refund and delinquent
time pieces In the national parka. farm
according to Frank Mooney. driver Widow's pensions ....
of the ataite between Kl Portal and,-,uv"
Yosemlte, " ,Ouarantlne
vt..- I. ...it. m.H. ih.i ! Wanter master "tate'
Joaquin Murtrtta, the bandit bear
bt the Tosemlte valley, wear a
wni waicn or uiut tJ)x fonvloanrea
eipucanie met nod 01 letting tne : Agricultural College
lime or aay. i
"All klnda of automobile pass
Cascade fa I la during the day." Moo-,
Bey explain. "Vet none are ever,
held P the bandit bear except my i
passenger 'tare. Promptly at noon 1
each day Joaquin cornea out of thej
forest and advance toward the on-'
coming stsie walking on hla hind1
club
work
Vital fatalistic
County bond sale expense
Road. highway and
hrldff.ee
Insane
Coroner's office
Kliortfra Office
Transportation and board
of prisoner. iiuplie
1 1.2S 17
Ml) 0l '
M.Ort ,
M .
1 .1 SJ
SSI SO
S.1 5
i
l.oon no
7S :
irs so
jo :
s An
us '0 i
renair jail, guard-
prisoners
Stationery
Shsw-MacRe
Co.. upnMe ... 4 0
Underwood Tyepwriter Co..
supplies J JO 95
I'nderwood' Pharmacy. I
sureties
lei. He qiirkly make known nl ,nj
wanla by a mouth that no one ran I u
ml. Lunelle, aweet. and ttd-;W. O. Rmith Printing Co..
bite constitute hi favorite loot.' npnlie
When hi haul la complete and
so more food la In sight. Joaquin
ambles off Into the wood to ap
pear again the next day on schedule."
- Mooney' ' atare pastes Cascade The C.un Store, supplies
fall on schedule at noon each ; sur Orne Co.. sunnlies
day. I Western I'nion. service ...
1 Priimmoud Print Shop,
Finds Fault With ;K'IH32u',lon,'r!' ro
Educational Ideaslw;ntPBl,h.Pr,n(i"..ro;;-
Kilham . Stationery Co..
sunnlie
Western I'nion. service
Western Transfer Co.,
dravsge
Bur K. Hawkins. up-
plles
W. O. nrown. supplie and
repsirs
Hurt E. Hawkins, postage
Print Shop.
$2. 472. SO
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I
4S.50!
Scene in Kansas City. Mo., when a deluge caused the llluc rivrr
at the c istern hor.Icr of the city, to iwccp over its bank, routine, Inm
ilreiN of resilient in the lowlamls. Cities liumlrciK of miles from tlie
Mississippi li.ne siitTeml as much from I lie flood, in mam- iiisl.uices,
as rotunimiitics on tlie main stream triluilariea lining risen t i 1111
iisn.illr Iiil-Ii -.taircs. Kansns City's Homl, linwrccr, inay lie consul- r.-,
a miuor alfair in coniption with ilcluccs eltcwhre-
Jm Mntney, labor
Kruuk Coskl, Inbor
Hob Mt'ClPiitl. labor
riutik tiskl. lubor
Itob Mrftoml, labor
Krank tirnybnet, labor
J. II. Kauglit, labor
Jay Aram, Inbor
Wm Cunningham, labor ..
It. It. Kliisoy, labor
Frank I'oskl. labor
Itob McCioiid, litlior ....
1 Frauk Siewurl. labor
I (I. A. Itohuslell. lulHir .
I Jin k Maliicy, labor . ...
I J J. Mnrphv. Inbor
; II. It. Crlinmcr. Inlwir ..
, Jno K.f JausHcn, labor .
; Jno t. Jaussen, labor ..
Jno Jnnssen, labor . .
j J C. Walker, labor . .
I Merle Huntley, lulior . ..
! C. J MeColluni. labor ...
i MeCollum. lubor
j Wm. Ciiiinliigbnm. labor
J. Stratum, lulnir
Frank Coskl. labor
II0I1 M.t'louil. lulHir
1 Win. Hlmrlwrlgbt,
Wayne lllinolwrlghl.
, C. M Klikimtrick.
. U. J. liornugh. labor
ti. I. Siebblns, shop rent
I J. J. Murphy, labor
. II. It. (.trimmer, labor . .
1 Homer HolH'rts, labor ....
Henry llnlshouser, labor
; Furnest Holshouser, labor
' I.. I. Itosa, labor
i Hubert I. vile. Inbor
I Sam Newtnau. labor
C. Newman, labor
j It. IMson. labor
' K. Itrunuer. lalnir
! Frnitk Ottcnchiilh. lubor ....
! I.. A. Kleharilspn. lubor ....
A, Hlchnrilson. lubor
Owen, labor
Conley, lubor
labor
Inbor
lubor
VICTORIA. B. C. May SO. irp
Old ideas of education mast be
thrown overboard In favor of some
new process that will enable child
ren to dodge the pitfalls that beset
the lives of young people in this
modern world. Dr. Klwood P. Cuo
berley of Stanford University tolii
the British Columbia teachers' con- nrumirnnd
Yentlon. i aonnPes
"We have come to see that a uni-, C. Callnder. sunolie
form course of stndy that every ! ratriek Co.. sonpllea ..
pupil must absorb is an educsilr.nal Shsw-MacRe Stationery
monstrosity." declared Dr. Cubber- ro- PP'i
'T- ... ' Total J
"The old. simple home or t-iwn ,n,iranre wxce offi.es
life of two generations ago hai , service, auto .
gone, probably forever, anil nip
young people have great difficulty '
In charting their live between p't-j
falls. Devoid of home trnlnies.
moat of them are thrown into the
world to shift for themselves, and j
many of them go to the devil. This j
has called for an entirely new con-!
eeptlon of the etlucatlve process
4 K
3S.9S
.196
fii n",
O.O.'i
1 1'.
19. 50
1.25
supplies
Inman-IIreamc Tal. ser
vices I'mier wood's 1'biinn.icy,
supplies
Mrs. I.. H. Hague. ser
vices John Heber, services
luntan-Creame Taxi, ser
vices A. I.. Itrantlt. services ....
A. I.. Hranilt. services
;. It. Cozai, services
K. I. Henry, services
A. L. Brandt, services ....
S4 19
1S
371
1 60 '
4.03
5.45
,sewor' Offlco
Star Dnig Co.. supplie ... I
W. O. Smith Printing Co..
supplies 536.01
Western Transfer to.
dravaffe
W. T. Lee, traveling ex-
i penses
! Baldwin Hardware Co., '
j supplies
Schubert's Repair Shop, re
pairs I.akevlow Abstract Co..
services
- " " Baldwin Hardware Co..
TOKOS. I snnpl'es
' John Mlehaelson. et nx, to J. fl. Jw. O. Smith Printing; Co..
Wright and Jeste X. Drew: ES-i snoplie
XEH: EsjSEH1 See. 2: WHXW-' Pacific Stationery Co.. up
1 h-lsu'l K..0 si T,.n .ts-i Plies
- .. . , ,h .I,.,.,,, m
supolies
Shaw-MacRea Stationery
Co.. supplies
Olen L. Terrlll. postage ..
Glenn I.. Terrlll, travel
ing expense
5 90
1 55
I
Realty Transfers
To:al S 7tfl.46
County F.inriiieer' Ofllco 1
Klamath Co. Abstract Co..
supplies $
Dleterlck Post Co.. sup
plies Hrummond Print Shop.
suuplies
Baldwin Hardware Co..
supplie
3 4.S0 Klamath Co. Abstract Co..
supplies
Shaw-Macltea Slntloncry
j Co.. supplis-s
10.05 Lakeside Lumber Co., sup-
i plies
10.80 Shaw-Mac Id a Stationery
I Co.. supplies
5.45 ' M. I.. Johnson, bond
2 50 llarohl J. Carter, witness 1 no
II M. Manning, witness . 3.2U
Uiin
I Tolal $ 4C5 90
30.05 Juror s Circuit Court 642 40
Cluinis allowed and warrants Is-
3 50 sued on mad Imnd fund.
2 ; t Accident Insurance C 9J
Fremont bridge approuch-
10 40 es. com. '. $ 1.395 20
15.no Fremont bridge c o n-
14 40 tract 20.519 05
212 SS Fremont bridge Inspec-
15.00 tor 105
6:1.00 nenlly-BlV-. Section
highway 1.034
7 4 J
34 91
SI 91
:;."6
20. 17
25 't
l.'l
.124
19 47
1197
41 94
4194
9.49 ,
9 49 i
47 94
23 96
19 9
31.21
1.1 9)1
10 09
lr.l M
57 44
16 97
13 9K
33.21
9.97
39.94
.19.94
2H 47
10 47
170 04
3 74
in nil
30 94
22 45
29 47
11 97
II 97
14 3.1
'44 45
20.96
15 96
.1.2 4
3 99
6194
25 69
12.1.27
15 71
41.99
Wlrth. labor 119 99
l.eever, labor ...
Slsemore, lubor
l.eever. lalnir ...
J. It. Slsemore. labor
69.90
59.93
20 97
19.97
Tolal W.401.54
Clulins allowed and warranta Is
sued market road fund:
Total $23.0C1
Claims allowed and warranta
sued jail construction fund:
PrnyaKts and freight
Architect fee
Publishing hid
Contruct construction
ISO
48.23
11. j
F. M. Miller, et nx. to O. C. &
E. Kwy Co. I Dated 8-18-25) R. of j
W. 100 ft. wide across XV4 See..
34-36-14.
Louis Gerber. et ux. to O. C.
38.50
22 2S
.60
.00 :
68.40
E. Rwy. Co.: (Dated 8-20-25) R. of
W. 100 ft. wide across SW corner!
Sec. 27-36-14. I
' A. L. Wishard et ux, to E. A.)
Qnaif: Lot 10 Blk 1; and Lot 2 1
Blk 3 Altamont Acres.
Floy R. Daggett et vlr. to Edns
8. Rea; Lots 6-7 Blk 5 Ewauna I
Heights.
R. C. Kelley. to Ole J. Sands-
Vista Gardens.
V,. T. Lee, traveling ex
penses Shaw-MacRea Stationery
Co., supplies
Total A
4'lerk Office
Irwin Hodson Co.. sup
plies $
Kilham Stationery Co..
sirpplies
Underwood's Pharmacy,
supplies
Oxceto Welding Work,
repairs, safe.
Glass & Prudhorame, sup
plies Underwood's Pharmacy,
supplies
Printing Co..
mark; Lot 1 Blk
: Forest Lumber Co.. to Klamath
County; 60 ft. r-of.-w for road from
Modoc Mill Market Road Xo. 8 to
8. P. Rwy. IM4B.)
The K. D. Co. to Oliver & Oliver;
Lot 16 Blk 28 Hot Springs.
Oliver t Oliver to George E. Eb
erhard and wife: same property.
Hallle H. Haynes et ux. Ada to
W. A. or Katherlnc Levings: Xorth
S3. 33 ft. of Lot 1 Blk. 6 Falrview
No. 2.
Elmer C. Hinds, et nx. to Dnlcie
C. Beebe and Guy Head: Lots 2-3-4-5
Blk 4 Sixth Street Adiln.
Dulcle C. Beebe. et vir. and Guy
Head et ux to Elmer C. Hinds; XK
50 ft. Lots 5-6 Blk 47 Hillside Ad
dition, K. F.
SUITS FILED.
Pacific Bank of Commerce vs. C
H. Kcowlts and S. Knowles. and I.
li. Patterson. Governor, et al; Lot
14 Blk. 41 Hot Springs; foreclosure
of deed which was Intended as a
mortgage. . .and clear title of
clond. '
Jeanne Sturn vs. Joe Stum; di
vorce; alimony: property settle
ment; A. W. Schanpp. atty.
E. 3. Bowman, et al to Lloyd V..
Berkley et al; Lot 13 Blk 9, First
Addn to Chlloquln, Oregon.
H. E. Momyer. et ux, Jessie B. to
A. J. Powell and Ada B. Powell:
61x70 ft. Lots 1 and 4 Blk 3 original
K. F.
Wilella T. Stewart, a widow, to
8. C. Hemstreet and Mildred V.
Hemstreet, Lot 6 Blk 3
Addn No. 2. K. F.
C. C. Low, et ux. Lena, to George
R. Llndley: Easterly 76.9 ft. Lou
11-12 In Blk 3 Altamont Acres.
The K. D. Co., to Thomas L. Nl
on and Mary W. Nelson: Lot 12
II Ik 64. Lakevicw Adda to K. F.
Klamath Countv to II. E. Christy:
Lots 1. 8 and 9 Illk 1 Carroll's Addn 1 LeLnlne West,
to K. F. f A- Bmndt,
Total
I Circuit Court
O smith Printing Co.,
supplies S
Underwood's Pharmacy,
supplies
Geo. F. Way. Judgment .
Mrs. Kiniie. Evans, inter
preter E. E. Kormaneck, Inter-
i preter
32.50 j Drummnnd Print Shop,
supplies
6-50 Owl Cafe, meals. Jury
r"I7' Underwood's Pharmacy,
83. .3J I supplies
I Angelo Hocchf. Interpre-
I ter
1.25; Owl Cafe, meals, jury ....
!C!ub Cafe, meals, jury ....
4.2t,KeIox Mfg. Co., supplies
W. O. Smith Printing Co..
3.50 1 supplies
Total
Claims allowed and
sued road equipment
Supplies. . .
Insurance, trucks . . .
Karl Smith, labor .
Insurance, accident
It. M. ('antrall, labor
Earl Smith, labor ....
Frunk Coskl. labor ...
-! James Conley. labor .
52 SI Floyd llcnriut Co.,
I plies
1.00 :
t in !
I
ifi
ij
Is- -
i
$ 1.1191 7.1 I
172.00 I
J 8 60 I
. . 41.519.34 !
.. 142.792 67 j
warrants Is-1
fund. I
: 8 110 sr.
23 20 '
73.2S !
4
29.
4 05
11 9S
4.110
1 Insurance, nccideni ...
I Frank Coskl. labor
' Ed Huberts, lal-or
1 Homer Robert. Inbor
' Frunk Coskl. labor
Walter Smith, lubor
J. II. Campbell, lubor
J. I.. Hurrl. labor ...
Perry Provost, lahor .
J. J. Murphy, lubor ...
Perry Provost, Inbor
.1. J. Murphy, lalnir ...
Karl Smith. Inbor
32 75
21.00
i;
60.00
and
. 8 699
warrants
Totnl
Claims allow.-d
sued library fund.
150.30 Supplies, librarian, etc. 2j9
J Claims allowed nnd warrants
50.00 sued high school fund:
1 Salaries, supplies, ser
vices, repairs, etc. . $13,890
Claims nllowed and warrants
sued road fund.
Repair and supplies ... 82.20
! Insurance, accident s 21
iil.'ij ( John W. Turner, labor
; Ion Wolf. Inbor
33 Od 1 Ernest Wolf, labor
11. SO, Leo Hurst. Inbor .
H.7."i;F. J. Sullivan, labor ...
4.t-0 j Ed Van Antwerp, la'.nr
t . j. .if-oiitini. iaror
1 1.00
'.00 1
32 :
Transfer Co.,
Klamath
supplies
Western
drayaee
C. R. DeLap, expressage
C. R. Delap. postage ....
H. B. Flemming. supplies
C. R. DeLap. expressage ..
Glass & Prudhomme Co.,
supplies
Tolal S
Treasurer's Office
W. O. Smith Printing Co..
supplies $
First National Bank, ser
vices ..
Total $
Health Office
J. M. Matney, services ....$
Lydfa L. Fricke, traveling
expenses
l.:.n
.96
1S2.0S
62 50
1.67
Total I
County Court
Traveling expense I
Drummond Print Shop,
Haldwin Hardware Co..
supplies
supplies
Western Union, services ....
Total
Experting books
Predatory animal control
Court House
Fairvlew i Hauling garbage
I Lights and Water
Repairs and supplies
Heat
Telephones and telegrams
Insurance
ON AMAIN iOXK AGAIN"
NEW YORK. May 20. oV) Edna
Wallace Hopper, eternal flapper.
who was reconciled recently to h.'r Shaw-Mndltea
husband, A. O. Brown, after an es
tramrement of years, seems to be
about to take a second honeymoon
alone. She 6s booked to go abroad
(Saturday. Brown Is nut.
Total
District Attorney's
Mary II. Wilson, servlc
services ....
services ....
A. L. Hranilt, services ....
Inman-f rcame Taxi, ser
vices Secretary State of Callfor
fornla, supplies
Stationery
Co., supplies
Shaw-MacRea Stationery
Co., supplies
Bancroft Whlmey Co., sup
plies f.
W. O. Smith Printing Co.,
4.50 I Total s
j Wanda Wallace, witness . 8
80.32 Wanda Wallace, witness ..
' Keith Ambrose, witness ..
57.70 Itoss H. Brown, witness ..
j Mrs. ('has. Carpenter, wit
6.00; pess
Mrs. Carl Carpenter, wit
ness Harold Carter, witness ....
(i. B. Cnzad. witness
Edwin Cros. witness
Imn Doten. witness
M. R. Dotv. witness
97.00 M. T. Howard, witness ....
j;C. S. Hale, witness
50.1.25 ' Clarence Hard, wltne.-s ....
Mrs. Jno Houston, witness
Frunk Klabziiba, witness
19.50 A. Krupka, witnoss
1 Mrs. A. Krupka. witness ..
00 H. M. Lourks. witness ....
Ord K. Mitchell, witness ..
2-1.50 Duncan McLean, witness ..
Louis Mueller, witness ....
7 9,c. H. Mueller, witness ...
Mano Magallenz. witness ..
4-00 Alexander Morena.swllness
G. H. Nelson, witness ....
C. J. Xord. witness
A. Okas, witness
".ert Paulson, witness
T. J. Prat her, witness . .
, 1 leniiss i-iii-Kcii. witness
1 30 , A. It. Parsons, witness
19.f.nFred Kutledge. witness ....
212 Victoria llascon, witness ..
Gabriel Itascoii, witness ..
8 329.52 Dr. -. v. Hugh, witness ..
8 600 .00 i Krank Reynolds, witness
35.11 .,n Ryan, witness
- Floyd Kmlth. witness
15.00'j. o. Swindler, witness ....
M'-''1 ' 1 Clara Simmer, witness ....
i.55ijy simmers, witness ....
6S6 92 David Stotts. witness
92.21 . Mary Swope. witness
l.ll. OK I,, o. Shirley, witness
1 Dr. F. M. Trout, witness ..
...5l.tsr,.;.H - a iit Zalunalila, witness ....
Office 1 Dr. (',. S. .Newsoin. witness
s 5 31.50 A. II. Moore, witness
2.00 V. 11. Goddnrd. witness ....
33.1 0 Holit. M. Capron. witness
26.60 Walter S. Walker, witness
! Walter G. Foster, witness
20.00 ; Wm. Itutledne. witness
Felipe Constnnntla. witness
12 00
2 20
4 40
4 60
2.60
4 40
2 20
2 60
2 20
11.49
306 60 : -.,
4 00'Vgnailo Cliernadez, witness
Victoria Itaseon, witness ..
1.60 ! Angel Moren. witness. ....
Gabriel Rnscon. witness ..
Alexander Moreno, witness
Aug Z.-ilnnaldn, witness ..
62.00 I Mary Wilson, witness
lluruld J. Carter, witness
David MeCollum. labor ....
; Frank Coskl. lubor ..
!.7i Earl Smith, lalsir
4 i-ilPaiil Arnett. l-.bor ..
2 2i j W. C. Mayfleid. labor . ..
2 2i Hob MiCloutl. labor
8.00 Joe Wright, labor
I W. T. Gnrrett. labor
4. 40 ' Clarence Garrett, labor ....
, W. T. Gnrrett. labor
4.40 . Clarence Garrett, labor ....
L. G. Stiles, labor
Earl Smith, labor
Paul Arnett. labor
C. J. MeCollum. labor
C. J. M, folium, labor ...
Herbert Gonlen. Inbor ....
Frank Stewart, labor
John E. Jiinssen, labor ....
Marlln McGrnlh. labor . ..
2.20 J Perry Provost, labor
8.00 O. Wabbles, lahor
8 00 III. H. Roberts, labor
4.40 'J. J. Murphy, labor
2.20 j Curtis Woodhouse, labor
2.20 C. E. Morton, labor
6 20 ! Carl Henry, labor
i i t 1 R. H. Lytic, lahor
8.00 1 Wm. illmelw right, labor ..
6.60 I W. C. Pankey, labor
5.40. L. B. Dawson, labor
. Homer Roberts, labor
' Eddie Roberts, labor
! W. A. Hill, labor
! Wayne Illnu-lwrlght, lnhor
1 Jno W. Turner, labor
: Ernest Wolf, labor
. David II. Turner, labor ....
tJno W. Turner, lubor
1 c. M. Kirkpatrli k, labor ..
) Frank Coskl. labor
1 Dob McCloud. labor
' J. C. Walker, labor - ..
, Merle. Huntley, labor
Lloyd I'epple, lnhor
Frank Coskl, labor
I L. S. Shipley, labor
,Wm. Ctinnini-'ham, labor ....
It. It. Kinsey, labor
, Hill Thompson, labor
, E. M. S. lit is, labor
J L. A. lib h:trit: tn. labor ....
2.20 Ernest Hell, labor
4 20 , M. C. Knott, labor
2.20 j Matt Obent-haln. Inbor
24.40 ! Geo. ' Hoy.l. labor
2 1.40 1 Clarence Garrett, labor ....
2 20 Albert Kiatlv. labor
F. J. Sullivan, labor
Ed Van Antwerp, Inbor ....
C. J. M't'olltini, labor ....
Herbert. Gordon, labor ....
Raymond Parker, labor ..
J. J. Murphy, labor
H. II. (iriinmor, labor ....
('. N. Hasklns, labor 1
Louis (i. stiles, labor
M. It. Duly, labor
11. E. Steele, labor
It. E. Steele, lubor
H. F. Vlcory. lubor
E. P. Pool, labor
J. C. Walker, labor
Chester Eyers. labor
It It. I.ytle. lalor
Chester Eyers, lubor
R. It. Lytic, labor
c J. MeCollum. lubor
3'J j Herbert Gordon, lalnir ....
95li.,n,... ii,.i.,1Pih .,l,or
: Kddle nobcrts. lubor
1 Henry Holt xllouser, labor ..
' Erwln Holtxhouser. lubor ..
j Harold Davis, labor
, J. J. Murphy, labor
II. II. Gruuiiiier. lubor ....
38 ! E. P. Pool, labor
Is- j itennie Pool, Inbor
' C. II. Itrown, labor
85 ; I . II. Itrown. labor
Is Jno W. Turner, labor
,c. J. Misfollum. labor ....
L. S. Shipley, labor
Frank Coskl, labor
J. J. Murphy, labor
II. H. Grumtner, labor ....
C. J. MeCollum. labor ....
Herbert Gortlon, labor ....
P. J. VrClellan. labor ....
O. P. Vaughn, labor
L. F. lreton, lahor
K. J Carter, labor
-I. It. Casey, lttbtr
Homer Roberts, labor
Ray Roberts, lubor
2 20
2.20
2 60
4.10
2.20
4.00
4.40
6 60
6.60
2.20
2 20
2.211
8.00
18.80
4.40
4.40
15.60
2 20
4.20
8.00
6.611
4.40
40.60
40.50
10.20
10.20
10.20
10.20
10.20
4 40
20.70
11
38
6.
46.
29.
13.
11
28
13.
21
10.
9.
18.
8.
6
3.
S7
47.
9
62.
60.
11.
1.1.
17.
43.
17.
9
12
196.
41.
41.
112.
69.
1 2
36.
3.
17.
9.
30.
35.
62.
39
98.
31.
41.
11.
20.
73.
12.
49.
19.
17,
29
24.
8
' 42
97 Ervin Holtzhouser. labor ..
jo ' Henry Holtzhouser, labor ..
E. P. Pool, labor
L. F. lreton. contrnct ....
lakeside Lbr. Co., supplies
C. It. Itrown. lahor
Shell fill Co., supplies . ..
Jack Mnlney, labor
A. A. Shattgh, lahor
G. A. Edtllngton, labor ....
WHlard Jackson, labor ....
C. H. Brown, labor
Boh Mrljood. labor
O. T. Vaughn, labor
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Approved May
FRED
$5,171.78
7lh, 1927.
R. GODDARD.
County Judge.
ISURRELL SHORT.
Commissioner.
H. R. DL'XLAP,
C'ommiSHioncr.
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The well equipped X-Iiny lahor
atory at Klamath Valley Hospltnl
1 Is indispensable In investigating
, difficulties of the chest and abdo-
I men.
COAL
VOI'XO COAL A TltANSI EIl CO.
I'linno 1007
Fop.
YoOTES
Night and Morning to keep
thtmClcun, Clear anJ Healthy
Write (or Free "Eye Care"
or "ty Beauty" Book
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ai PIC.CL Y WICGL Y ywi kr both
iuiim' lyy,,u pm Uow lh
islet and Choose Irom our well
lucked tlvrlvc I nose no
la your (udgmeol, beat lulled I)
your nreu.
AN OREGON ;
INSTITUTION
SPECIAL FEATURES FOR SATURDAY, MAY 21
FANCY ITALIAN 1'KUNES H. 26o d 1 'ftft
25-lb. box P vi7
A I'fiil buy t thin price. Thin is n clean, nweet Ore.
Kon Prune. -10-fiO nize. It will pity to buy n 'J5-lb. box.
BREAKFAST SPECIAL COFFEE-
8 po u mis
This in in bulk; you pay for no expensive pneknffe,
BULK MACARONI Short cut,, Rood qtml- 1Q
ity. 2.ric packitKo - 1I7C
CANDY YAM SWEET POTATOES'
Per can
21c
2'i-lb. can of real Southern Yam packed In Dixie.
HORLICKS MALTED MILK
00c Hize
HORLICK'S MALTED MILK
1M.00 nize
47c
93 c
THOMPSON'S DO I' BLK MALTED MILK ro
Aluminum Shaker Free with each tun . OOC
ORANGES Medium-sized Valencia,
Per dozen
CALIFORNIA HOME PICKLES
No. 1 Can, Sour Slicea
CALIFORNIA HOME PICKLES
No. 1 Can, Sweet Slice ,
In one-pound tins, handy to carry to the picnic.
25c
14c
19c
19c
mixed vegetables
No. 2 Cans
Contains nil the Vegetables necessary for the mak
ing of a fine vegetable soup or salad or for a vege
table stew.
FRUIT SALAD A
No. 2"i Cans C
FRUIT SALAD j'a v
No. 2 Cans Oil C
FRUIT SALAD rQ
No. 1 Cans a&OC
This time of year when fresh fruit is scarce this
item is a great help f,r the hostess.
lie
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN CORN
No. 1 Cans ,
This is one dandy article. Handy for the small fam
ily. A regular 18c retailer.
ARMOURS' PREPARED MINCE MEAT
No. 2 Glass Jar
Cold mince pie sure goes good in the lunch pail.
The quality in this item is extra good.
39c
CURTIS RIPE OLIVES
Pint Cans
Large fruit, fancy grade.
ASSORTED COOKIES
6 Packages
STRAWBERRIES
Per Box
23 c
25c
16c
PEACH PRESERVES
Large. Jar
59c
Made from fancy Rogue River Peaches..
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REMEMBER PICGLY-WIGCLY PEOPLE ARE
QUALITY SPECIALISTS.
a
Northwest Piggly Wiggly
407 Main Street