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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1927)
THE KLAMATH NEWS Bored Leaders of, Society Start on Journey to Pole BAN 'IUN('lri('Ot Mar 10. (IIP) Wraith and aorlsly borsd by lh tsdiuiu of olir lira. hava rssnrtsd to IN damllnt glara at Ih norilmrn light for thi thrill of advsmiira. A small banil nf wealthy snorts. mn, soelsty leader and a ailnuiinl am heading Into th far-flung I r a nf tho A r c 1 1 o on a rrulss which may iwsult In lh Ink ing of many rich apaclmona of wild llfi of tha north, or tha loaa of Ufa of aiimii iiioinlwr nf tha party, fur thl trip la not wlthnut danxrra. Th pnraonnnl of tho aipvdltlm la mad up of nainna wlilrh aunsar In llradalrml'a and Who'a Who. Tha hlp'a cmw waa rorrullsd In Clrorn land, Hrattla and ('hirago. John llordrn, Chli-axo million Ira, apurtauian and cluliman, lirada tho expedition. tlussl and monitor of th r psdttlon Include: MIm Frances Aim, Han l-'ranc-lsro sorloty girl; Mr. and Mm. Itochesier II. Hlaiixli ter or Chli-ago: Mr. and Mr. C. H. (luodnpood of Chlrago: and Aihlry Hill, scientist of I lie Field iiuudoi at Chicago. . t'p -to th very rdgs nf tha polar Ira park the parly will maka It way. They carry a full arsenal of porllim arma for hum In hear, walrua and other Arc-lie (am. They ar to hunt, rxplora, and bring bark live and mounted specimens tor tho museum, They rsaect to reach ih flrat Alaskan lyintlng (round on Kndtnk Inland about Ih end of Mny. hav ing flrat toncheil at Seattle and Vic toria. From Victoria the ship will sail up th Inside psssnae In Ju neau, thenc weal to Kndluk Itlniid. and lings, oft the Alaskan p -nl i aula. At Unga. tho parly will ob tain gulden and hunt Kodlak boar on the Inland and on th Aleutian. After leaving tha Aleutlana !ho expedition will head northwest to th rrlbllof lulanda -for fur ne.il hunting. Th party will touch ,nl Noma before going Into tha Arctic Th edg of th ten pack la expeil ed to be. reached aomewher be twaen Point Harrow and Wrangell Inland. florden, owner nf th vessel, doea not fear accident along tha voyage. II la an experienced aallor and ex plorer and ha mad two previous trip Into Ih Arctic. On on of hi trip but vessel waa wrecked but th crew reached nafety. Th ahlp,' th Noi thorn Mailt, waa built Just prerloua to tha atari or the trip. ' It I outfitted with Pleesel engine and although allm and graceful In line and equipped with every luxury ot rivllliatlnn, II W a launch and tru. craft balll to bnrk th floating c. Marbl bath room with gold-plattd fixture glva a Idea of th luxury ot th llttl craft. ' . There ar eight Bea Scouts, all under 10. In Captain William P. Joaeph'a crew. Th boy am all from Chicago and have ahown thelf proficiency In aea coining, which la allied with th Boy Scout organ ization. Th crew Include a radio opera . tor, two cook, a ateward and tew- ardcM, Mother of Local Attorney Passes n. C. Oroesback. Klamath Fall attorney, received word Friday morning, tolling of th death of hla mother... Mr. Kmlly W. Oroea beck, 89, at tho family home In New Orlean. - - Thl word ha caused Groebeck Is cancel a vacation, 'which h had planned to apend with hla aged mother thla aummer. ' Mr. Oroeabeck wa a member of a pioneer family, prominent la the development of the Ohio coun try, whero aho moved n lit). From Ohio the family moved lo Allen county. Kansas, which waa then a wilderness, nnd termed the "far wet." Mr. Oroeabeck wa a school teacher during the early part of her life, and aho had nl way taken an active part In the Intereal nnd government of the coin in un II leu In which he lived. Mrs. Oroenlieck' huband dlel two year ago, tat the age of 0. lip until tha ' time of her death, Oroeabeck' mother wa active, and her mind alert. The many Wend of the Klamath attorney extend to him their sympathy. HIGH BRED ANIMAL COMES TO KLAMATH Hurd Tipton, of Olene, wa the recent pnrchaaer of a particularly well bred Shorthorn bull, from the Peril of J. B. Cornett, recently of Hhedd. Oregon, and now of Klamath County. ' The bull wa aired by Horrnle Mnater, one of the greatest hull of the Hhorthorn brood, and out of a (lam aired by Ttusper'a Sultan out of Velumnla t!ountoss. Mr. Cornelt Is one of the oldest shorthorn breeder on the Pacific Coast and one of tha founders of the Shorthorn Show at the Pacific International. HI herd Is ono of the heat In tho country. The aire secured by Mr. Tipton Is a good Individual and ha show type as Well as production. Thl Is a welcome addition to his herd, which Jit present Is composed of some Tory fine blood of the Short born breed. Saturday, May 21, 1627. RECORD SET-READY FOR JUMP tfnvinir kct a ncu m-i.I'1 Ilcllanc. monoplane i IllcbnTi' tl, ai WJ hour., am, in aMC, .c, ., SitlS Civil Service Exams I Held atLocal P. 0. j V ttiler th direction of Mr. Lulu I B. Iliitclien of the civil aenrl-o I board at th local post office, clerk liurKer exam will be held on Satur day morning. I At the present tlm more than 13 applications have been filed at the i local office and those taking the jexama are asked to be nt th locnl orrice not Inter than 8:30 In the morning. If more than nine lake the exam ination It la pnaallile It will bo held at tho city hull. Information to be given at tho local office In the morning. Prohibition May Have Caused It 1.08 ANOKI.K8. May 20. (LP). Nearly 429.11,7 gallons of coffee, enough to fill l.lit.UI large cup, were erved lo diner on the South ern Pacific railway Knee In 1936. according to a report ot the dining car and commissary department. Statlatlra compiled by the com pany ahow that for every cup ol tea more than aix. cup of coffee wer consumed by traveler. Only (8.662 gallona of tea were brewed during tho yenr. IIKSOI.VTION' OK INTKSTION The City Engineer, pursuant to resolution of the Common Council heretofore adopted, having, under date of .May . 1927, tiled plans, specifications and estimate ot the cost of Improving Orchard Avenue from the Kast lino of Ksl Main street to the Junction with Orchard Way at 112.2 feet Kast of tho Knst line of Mitchell Street, the same to he known aa Improvement Unit No. 70. by grading to the proper aub grad a particularly luid out and described In the plana and specifi cations filed heroin by the City En gineer as aforesaid and the Com mon Council having taken the same under advisement and having found said plans, speclflcntlr-ns nnd estim ates satisfactory. TIIEUKFOUE HB IT KKSOL.VKD BY TUB COM MON COUNCIL that the said plans, specifications and estimate for the Improvement of Orchard Avenuo from the Kant lino ot Kast Mnin Street to the Junction with Orchard Way nl 112.2 feet Kast of the Knst line or .Mitchell Street, to be known as Improvement Unit No. 70, as aforesaid, be, end the same are herel.v approved: AND BK IT FUHTHKU ABSOLV ED that the Common Council here by declares it intention to Improve the ssid portion of said Streets In accordance with sold plans, specifi cations and estimntes, said Improve ment to consist of grading to the proper suhgrnde, constructing con crete curbs, laying a four-foot con crete walk on each side of the street, Improving the roadway with crushed rock macadnm, providing any necessary drainage facilities and any other Improvements- noces snry. Tho roadway is to be 24 feet wide, back to back of curbs, but Intersections are to be Improved full width. Tho estimated cost of Improving said portions of said streets shall be ns follows: By placing thernnn crushed rock mnendam which Is to have finished thlcknew of six Inches at the gut ter lines nnd 0 Inches nt the middle nt the roadway, Including common excavation, rock, special curb, con crete walk, 4-lurh drain tile, 12 Innh corrugatod Iron plpa culverts, crushed rock In macadnm, eglneer Ing, supervision, advertising, cleri cal assistance and unforeseen con tingencies, Ill.036.fi2. 1th) IT KUKTHKH RESOLVED, that all nt the property emhrnced within tho boundaries hereinafter described, shall ' lie, and In hereby declared to he benefited by said Im provement, to-wlt: Beginning at the Southwest cor ner ot Lot 40,1 of Block 110; Mills Addition to Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence Knsterly along tho Northerly line of the alloy, through Blocks !!. IIS. It:, and sitl.dlvislnn of Hlock l.T,, Mills Addition, io a point 14.2 feet Kast of the South euNt corner of Iol 32 In said Hlock 1 Sfi ; thenc Northerly parallel to Mitchell Street to an Intersection with the Northerly line of ixrt 3, said Block 125; thence westerly along the Northerly line of Lots 1 and 2, said Block 12S. to the Xorthwest corner of lt 366. Block 123. Mills Addition; thence Wester ly along the Southerly line of the Alley through Blocks 123. 112. 111. Mills Addition, to the Kast line of Kast Main Street; thence Southerly along the Kast line of Boat Main Street to the paint ot beginning and said property shall be, and la hereby declared to bo benefited and assessed for the expenses of aald improvement. The property lying within said boundaries and declured to be bene fited Is described as follows: Block 110. Lots J 'J 6 in 403, In clusive; Block 111, Lots 324 to 331. Inclusive; Block 112, Lots 340 to 147, Inclusive; Block 112, Lots 3S0 to 387, Inclusive; Block 122, Lota 3(4 to 371. Inclusive; Block 123, Lois 356 to 363, inclusive: Block 125. Lots 2. 21, 22 and be Southerly 127 feet of Lot 1, at1 the Westorly 14.2 feet of Lot S and 33. all in said Mill Addition to Klamath Falls. Ore. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Monday, the 13th day of June, 1927, at the hour of 8 o'clock p. m., at tha Council Chnm-hera In the City Hall of Klamath Falls, Oregon, be fixed as the time and place for hearing objection and remonstranc es a provided by the Charter of the rity of Klamath Falls, Oregon. STATE OF OREGON ) County of Klamath, )sa. City of Klamath Fulls ) I. Lent L. Uaghagen, Police Judge of the City of Klamath Falls, Ore gon, hereby certify that the fore going is a duly enrolled copy ot a resolution, and It is the resolution adopted by tho Common Council at Its regular meeting, hold on the lGlh day of May, 1927. LKM L, UAGHAGEN, Police Judge. Ml 8-1 9-20-21-22-24-25-26-27-28 HiiiMONs ran ri'Bi.icATiov Kqalty No. IIU1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATF. OF OREOON FOR THE fc'OUNTY OF KLAMATH. Arthur R. WIIon, Plaintiff vs. Louise A. Brittinghain. also some- , llinea known a L. A. Brltting ham. and R. F. Brltt Ingham, her husliund; The Klamath Develop ment Company, a corporation; Klamath Development Company, a corporation; the unknown heirs of said Jxiuis A. Brittingham, If she be deceased; also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Interest In or to tha real property described In the com plaint herein. Defendant. Klamath Residents Plan Summer Trips That a f.real many Klamath resi dents are punning vacation trip to Ilia inlddirwesi and eastern l'nlt- d Slutes, Is shown by l he fai t that 2f ' persons her have ordered tickets ' from the Southern I'eiiflc, for pas- ' sage lata thl month and In early j June. Announcement of this came yos terday, following word that this I ! company's tourist rules will be ef- . iociiv aiay it. M uiy of those who have engaged transportation to the east, will leave tho first of next week, it wis slated, while others will not go for two weeks. Despite flood condit ions In th south at present, sev eral tickeu have been ordered for transportation to lulsfana. Youngest Graduate I Is Julian Lodge, To Julian Lodge, son of Mr. an-l Mrs. William H. Lodge of this city. ; goes the honor of being the younge.'i I student to graduate with the class ,v T ... 0 mT. of -27 from Klamath county .W 0rO?"r." K5 school this evening. . ery of Ton ar. Tchr nm- For the past two and one-half j moned to appear and answer the years, Julian Has attended the local complaint filed against you In the high school, coming west from ' above entitled suit, on or before Minneapolis, and is sixteen years und ! 28th duy of Jun. 1927: rrlno month old today. Anl vou wl" Please take notice It is the Intention of the youn I ''i8.' ..IPr. "ITY n1 ..n.,s. i, .w i answer plaintiff's complaint, or graduate u enter Berkeley this com- ,,(llwlM , ,,, ,.', Ing fall wher be will study law. i time., plaintiff, for want thereof. tils tstner. w. it. Lodge Is affiliated will apply to the above entitled Page 5?vep of general circulation, printed and! been fixed In said order as th llth flu K I lakail Iva IV I v m W Vail- VI ,a a A . . m published In Klamath' Falls. Klam- ain county, mate oi Oregon, on the 14th day of May. 1927, last publication on the 25th day of Juae, i'", ann me last aay for the de dav ot June. - . J, H. CARNAHAX, Attorney for Plaintiff. Rooms 1 and 2, . Loom Is Building, Klamath Fall. -. - ' . ui invm i rVKU'l. to appear and answer herein has t MM.21,28 J4.11.1I.2E To: Louise A. Brittingham. also sometimes known aa L. A. Britt ingham, and K. F. Brittingham, her husband; The Klamath Dev elopment Company, a corporation: Klamath Ievelopment Company, a corporation: the unknown heirs of said Louise A. Brittingham. It she be deceased; also all other persons or parties nnknown claim ing any right, title, estate, lien or Interest In or to the real pro perty described In the complaint, herein; with the Big Basin Lumber pany. Com- Watch Buried for 33 Years; Runs Now KELSO, Wash., May 20 (UP). A watch which waa burled In a sand pit for 23 year 1 telling time here today. The watch waa recently un earthed In a sand pit north of Cas tle Rock. It wa a 21-Jewel "high ball special." and wa Identified by j of lh. defendant or any or either Court for the relief demanded In his complaint filed in. thl suit, as follows: For a decree of the Court re moving all clouds from the title of the plaintiff in and to be real property described as follows: I-ot four ( 4 in block f orty ono (41) In Hot Springs Addi tion to the City ot Klamath Fall, Oregon, according to the duly re corded plat of said addition on file and of record In the office ot the County Clerk ot Klamath County, Oregon; and determining all adverse claims George Grant as a timepiece lost by j of them, or any other persona or a ateam shovel operator In the win ter of 1894. It was somewhat rust ed but a few repairs but it In working condition. Mr. Conley Improves Friends of Mr. 8y Conley of the Langell valley district, will be pleased to learn she la recovering from a major operation which ahe title or interest whatsoever 1n or parties. In or to aald lands -id all thereof, and quieting the title ot the plaintiff in and to said lands and all thereof, and declaring said plaintiff to be absolute owner thereof in fee simple, and that the defendants and each ot them, to gether with all other persons, be forever enjoined and debarred from asserting any claim, right recently submitted to in Portland. to said lands or any part thereof. Her aon Cecil Conley has returned adverse to the plaintiff herein, and from the north, where be visited '. ,or urn o'her and farther relief i for fonts time with his mother. ! From Port land to the Court shall seem meet and agreeable to equity. Thl. (a -.nKII.!.. t-r.nV Wnrf.eri nil. . .... - e-""; F-'- . suant to an order of the Honorable business man of Portland, spent A. u. Leavltt, Judge of the above .-iverai nays in in city, returning entitled Court, made on the 12th north on Thursday. j dar of May. 1927. and the first ; publication hereof was made in the For reantts ne Vew ri.. do Klamath News, a dally newspaper an Astonishing "Dlindfold -D Test SFF. If tln ln?tn'r fi you the grrttrst lurpriac of Jpouf whfle cooking eipericncct Put ft little Crivo on the tip of one tpoon. Oi. '.e tip of another place a little of the fat you are now iMing: have someone blind fold you, and give you firit one, then the other fat to taste. No, tfi J you ever imagine there could be such a M rikinf difference in the taste of raw cooking fun Think what a difference Critco't iwremeu and frcshneaa will -k in ynur own cakrt, pies, biacuiu nj fried food. RISCO for Frying, for Shortening, for Cake-Making MADE IN THE NORTHWEST A quality product for your table- Borden's Evapo rated Milk is full' cream country milk with half the water removed. Safe, convenient. 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