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Saturday, June 25, 1927.
THE KLAMATH NEWS
Timms' Suit for
I blocks 105, . 14, 83 ami 77.
Klamath Addition. ' and Mock SS,
aa AAA 'original town; to th. southerly line
POU,ulHJ Oil 11 Oil n( Mala atrt: thenc aouthwaat-
' I erly along tha southerly Una of
Th. ISO 000 m... .uit which " ,n '" ot bl-
DEATHS
STS5J.?F K,LL,NG 1S c i Interest Mounts
TOLD BROTHERS j
William .Tlmma. negro proprietor I
) UK IT
KOHKKT tiHI XAr
Funeral aervlcee fur the
FURTHER RESOI.VEI1 Robert Unman vera held
(Continued Krom Ve five)
of boot blacking establishment on j ,n. fToptny bereby declared afternoon at the Earl V hillock fu-,
Main atroet. Instituted agalnt J. O.l0 b. benefited and aasessed for ! uani home, l'lne avenue at Sixth, h
8wlndler and C. H. Bennett, for- aforeaald Improvement eon.iste of'wn Kl)V j (pnry Thomas of the ;
lata ' ..... a .1.1... .......
Friday , women
Wanted Four persons, uion or
to Accept fine new , motor
acdnn models, well-known
Lota 1. 1. 1 and 8. block
' Lou S. 4, t and block SS or-
Kplecopat church officiating.
The engineer waa ataiidlug on cam,
ha ground during thla time an t makes, In exchange for a few waeka'
Uimh tint him Kak In!,. Ihi, ...tli - ..... ... . . . i. .
Tw. ' v -. - - - epnrv iinie, imiiicing inenua lu uv
1 J in t,.M klit. I.v mill il,.i mull par . . ... ... . ... .
election were rendered by Mr. I ' h J."". . . . .. X . I.? " " V
..... ...... t. nuun iwwii Mini r.vunini; nurHiii.
fllllntuiF tt llmim Kul Ilia a at-. . i it . u a.-...
northerly one-half of J aad I In J'llot Me, and Koch of Ages .,,,, ttwrAy ., rilull,i nJ ho ki.,.i,ii. n.... K..in ii.',.i.i
inierimint ra. luiiue 111 L.inavii:o : . .... ... - "
mer deputy aherirfa. and U O.
Bhlrloy. federal Drohibltlon officer.
, opened in circuit court nere w '"-". . 10 .,, .... Ruth Hollowny: "Jcsua Saviour.
. today.
1.1...1.
Circuit Judgo J. u. lampoeu la 4 s a t mai the aoutherly eemetury
occupying the bench, affidavit of one-half of lota S and a la block
FRANK SMITH
The rnumlns of the late Frank
Durrls' were
called to move. Hugh llicu put me lr. .., w a want ad Ilka that
engineer back on the ground beside wouldn't yu mmwer It quickly?
the fireman h!le Roy and 1 looked . Well. Il a really true and an
the thlug over to ace what could hO,IHWer ,wlrj irm .,
f..rr.r.l..d . ' " ""w ,0 "iulll"ln lI" 1 Virtually reryono In thla seollim
prejudice having been tiled against ' 77,
Circuit Judee A. L. Leavitt in the, Lots 4. S. (. T and the aoutherly
case. j one-half of lots 3 and S In block SS. 1
Tlmma chargea he waa incou- Lota 1. J. B. l and tne nonn . . ' ., .... mall car and anglne. but we lounu o ,,. h, hv ,, tlm, nt,ara
renlenced and hi. reputation Impair- VSr"" f ' " " Tl: X ' ,':"W'' , "T"
ed by a purported raid on hi. house , Xm I. J. 9. 10 and the north- be held and Interment made. Mra. l0u"1 not tl I. I'1"" ,?1,rU W' U.,f,,r,1 Wh"ln
Ust August, in which tha defenl-, ..h. , ,,. . .a g n s h .nrf .l...ht.r .ntimnaiiie.il- Smoke Too Hil.k ; automoMlva are to be given away.
i ants figured. The officers deny all : olock 9J- ... b(Hly Arraiigementa were! "Roy and I went back to the mall : a::d n goneroua uumber of
allegations made by the negro. j Lota 4. B. (. T and tha aouth- ,,.r ,u, direction of the Earl car and entered sumo through tha valuable prises.
w. it. Kenner represenu nmms. ; eriy one-naic oi loia a ana a M-hiiiock funeral home i front end hut our flanliliglit would;
U Elliott. lou 4. 5. . 7 and the aouth- (h) (,(ty ,la, o( KUm,,n r, ehorlly thensittcr left the mall women have enrolled In the cam-
!'rly1.0"r 01 ,0U 5 " Oregon, be tiled ss the time and car knowing that we acre halpleaa ' Mian. New ones am l uturiug
RESOLITIOX OK INTENTION . . . . a .v. .i. place for hearing of obleetlnna and a ln. m-uer. aa the steam and ' Owly- noun the first list of Uom
InnllotiM will bo publlalmd In The
Newa and Huratd ao that nil may'
know who la aspiring to a share In
thla bountiful prise distribution I
event. And In raso your nam hna !
not been sent In. butter altund to It
right away..
. Met llaea
PAINTING
and Faper Hanaing
L. B. SHEHORN
I'lHiue Till IIUA Mala
other
uiulN'r Kiinillcil
Alittidy a ninulier nf men
and
Lou 1. S.
i na en
reeolutinn
cil heretofore adorned, having on Lota 1. I. 9. 10 and the norm-
the 8th day of June. 1927. filed erly one-halt of lota i and S
nlan. Miifvlfb-nllnnM and eatimates ! block 104
of the cost of Improving Sixth LoU 4. S, . 7 and
- -v- . i . , a. i I nt.A.).alf nf lnla
.i. . . l . ,1 - Kii-v IAS STATE Or
extended, of Commercial street. LoU 1. S. 9. 10 and the north-1 County ' ''
the am. beinr Imnrovement I nlt ! erly one-half of loU I and In City of Mamath Kalla.
remonstrancea against aald pro- ,Mokt, WOUrt no, c1toi. ku for n.if
rlSOI.VED.
an hour or more. hen wo got
back on the ground.
City Engineer, pursuant tojwly one-half of i and ln block itnvroyfmFn. ,nd
on of the Common Conn- 97. ...... . . I BE IT FfRTHER UK:
u nr u... .... ... p-n, i.i.. .,,,1 h. :
3 and S ln . dlI,,. , ,,... nf ...j ! meantime having ordered
,,..- I hearing to be published aa by char- ncer back Into the cab. wo walked a
I lid I tD'1'' provided. , i few paces toward the front of the
STATE OF OREGON?, ' tunnel and met the flreniau standing
Hugh lu the
the engl-
rache, which was located between
two and three miles northwest of the
south entrance of thu tunnel.
I Signed I
"RAY !K ArTllEMO,T."
ANNOUNCING...
; :, j that . :
The Grey Goose
Sandwich Shop
will henceforth be owucd
; and operated by
A. Lot Beatie
Hours of ojieration will be
fi-om 7 A. M. to 8 r. M.
and estimates satisfactory: running tnence soutneny to ine; joregomg a amy enroiiio copy , decided to ki'l the fireman
IT HEREBY RESOLVED i southeasterly corner of block 10S. of a resolution adopted by the Com-1 aw;a, k, ' .V? h-.
said I plansf apeclflcitton T and running thence along th. northerly mon CounAl at Its regular meeting , n Roy ahot h m ll with h.s
ate. for th. Improvement of " of Sixth street 110.S feet: ! held on Monday. June 13. 1857. ; .45 foil. I ellmbe.1 up on the
.45 Colt. We then fled to our
7
Jay
'alongside the engine cab, with his
arms In the air at which time Ror
No. 18 ami tha rniinril h.vlnr ' block 10.' i. -m u. ..ag:mgen. fonco . anu i mm a oner conveoauou a
taken the same under advisement I A tract of land beginning at the . Judge of the City of Klamath Falls, to what ought to bo done,
and finding aald plans, specifics- northeasterly corner of block 105 Oregon, do hereby certify that the! nrvuum Munienti
lions and estimates satisfactory: running thenc soutneny to tne ; roregomg a ouiy enroiiea copy , .. dK.ae), , k,,, , tinmtn
UK
that aa
atlmalu tAD Ik. lmnM.w.m.M
the aald portlcn. of said streets, thence north to the place of begin-and of the whole of aaid resolu- engine step, and looked In the cab.
being tha epeiiflcatlona and estl-ining. an in mamam nuuuiou ,,,. ;uen. nuan nan "ir -
mates attached to the plans and es-1 Klamath Falls. Oregon, lying with-i LE.M L. GAOHAGEN. ,,rea on ,n left ade of the gng-
tltnstes filed herein on June 6th. i in th. boundaries heretofore dea-p Police Judge way ,nd .houted at him to bump
19J7. be, and th. same are hereby cribed. MnIm Aw, 7, 1 yr' him oft and let a clear out of hero
pprored. and BE IT FCRTHER KUOLVED j Jn?:. 1 immediately, ter which Hugh shot
BE IT CRTHER RESOLVED, that ' Monday, the 11th day of July. T. B. WATTMtS. enaineer In the head with his
v. r- r. i. . . J j i7 t tha hnne of elaht o'clock Mayor. . ,ne engineer to me neao wun nis
iiaiwun vuuucii seniDT oe - - ' i -
.i ... ... ., i ' .... I a XI at tha Council Chambers ln JlS-2Slne. '
portions of said street with a new j
warrenite-bittaulithlc wearing sur-l ...
face on old pavement at an esil-
xuairu coti oi .4,. oj.au, or as
phaltlc concrete wearing surface
on old naeement at an eatlinataH
cost of I34.2C3.S0. said improve- j
aicni in eimer event 10 incinoeioii
grading th. nortlona of street area'.V
not now covered by concrete walk'
or pavement, constructing new :
concrete curb where necessary: ;
building new concrete walk as re-!
quired to cover the full space be-1
tween the enrb and property lines:!
cleaning and preparing the old o
pavement for a new surfacing; put
ting In a full-depth pavement where
holes and broken-np places require
renewal of old pavement: laying
a new warrenlte-bltullthic or as
phalt Ic concrete pavement on the
roadway portiona not now covered: '
constructing . atorm sewers and , '.'
catch-basins as needed for complete, j
o rain are of the street, and bnlld-!
Ing some short sections of new!
sanitary sewer In. th. easterly side-!
walk imm itt , K . iri... 1
V- .uv D.I . IJ I. 1UU l
roadway Is to be maintained at!
lu present width of 48 feet te-:
tween faces of curbs. South of
Klamath avenue, th. plana provide I
for completion of the projected
widening of .the street to a total1
width of CS- feet, and tha inter-!
sections are to be paved such width. !
Where buildings Interfere or where 'JJI
deeds have not yet been obuined . IQl
th. sidewalks will be bnilt onlyj
to the lines, as far aa this unlti
la concerned. The pavement re-1
surfacing will have an approximate .j
average thickness of -two inches'!
across tha rosdway, except that : !l
In a 4 to toot width next to l!
each rnrh tha thieknusa ! . k,!'
reduced to one Inch at the gutter i'i!
line. Where there are bnW rSl!i!
badly broken or deteriorated places V
in me oia pavement, entirely new
pavement with standard "A" type!
depth Is to be substituted, for the'
full extent of such places. For-'
tiona of the roadway at stub ends
of alley and cross streets not now ,
covered ahsll be fully paved with
the type of pavement selected for :
the improvement.
The said proposed Improvement !
to Include an It inch sewer from,
tha north corner of Walnut to the
north corner of Oak avenues:
thence to the south corner of Oak
avenue; thence to the south cor- j
ner of Oak avenue; thence south-1
westerly along the southerly park-i
Ing of Oak avenue to Fourth street, 1
and a 24 Inch sewer along the,
southerly parking to a discharge!
Into Kwauna Lake at a point about
200 feet westerly of Second street. !
Th. storm sewer construction will i
neressluts tearing out concrete j
walk for one block on Sixth street.'
the crossing of 6 or 7 sidewalk
corners and the cutting of existing'
pavement at six Intersections, so !
that reconstruct ion of the parts cuti
will be required. The p:ans pro-!
vide for a complete improvement!
In every way, except that the side-!
walk may not extend back to the '
ultimate lines, as before noted, all
In accordance with the plans and ;
specifications on tile with the Police 1
Judge.
BB IT FURTHER RESOLVED i
that the property lying and being i
within the boundaries hereinafter:
described shall be. and the same '
Is hereby declared to be benefited, I I
to-wit:
Beginning at a point on tha1
south line of Main street In Klam
ath Fails, Oregon, at the center of;
block 37, original town of Klam-i
ath Falls, Oregon, thence southeast
erly through the center of block 87, i
original town of Klamath Falls.
Oregon, and blocks 70, 84. 93, 97, ! ;
jut ana ui, niamain Addition toi
th. northerly line of Kinlock ave
nue; tbenr. northeasterly along th.
northerly line of Kinlock arenue to
Sixth street; thence northerly to a
point on the west line of Commercial ,
street at a point which la 130 feet
northeasterly from Sixth street: I
messurea ai rigni angles tnereto
tnence northwesterly parallel to
Sixth afreet and 130 feet from
CI..I. -i 1 .1. .k . . . '
diaiu anew luruugu me center oi
YoSrWES
Night and Morning keep
Ihcm Clean, Clear and lleallhy
Write for Free "Eye Cara"
or "tye Bfuutf" Hook
Muiaa Ca, Pl. B . .. OlSU Wa'p
MEASURE NO. 302
On the ballet for the special election to be held June SK
Is a cmiKtltiitmnsI amendment which provides that the 4
limitation provlalon of the Oregon t'onalltuitnn ma, apply to
the Cortland Kchnol Ulalrlrt aa It now applies to all othrr
school districts throughout th. stale.
This measure affects tin other district In Oregon than
th. Portland Kehool IMatrlct and Portland residents will ap
preciate your support.
VOTE 302 YES
O
Kroehler Davenports
and Furniture
Starting Saturday and continuing all next week
we are offering our complete stock of Kroehler
furniture at astounding reductions.
Note These Prices:
Three-piece Jacquard Suite, regular 1 rr; (f
price, $250. SALE PRICE 1 DO.UU
Two-piece Tapestry Suite, regular tji 07 O
price, $171.50. SALE PRICE sj 1 O CtO
Jlobair Fireside Chair, regular price d A ff
$76.25. SALE PRICE 3D4.UU
Seven-piece Fibre Suite, regular (1 ni ff
price. $226.50. SALE PRICE tPlOl.UU
Two-piece Fibre Suite, regular price,
$64.73. SALE PRICE :
$45.00
J.iciiuard Bed Davenport, regular 1 fi f
price, $128.50. SALE PRICE
Bed Davenport, regular price, $165.
SALE PRICE
$95.00
Mohair Bod, regular price,. $134. 1 A7 pA
SALE PRICE PlU.OU
Two-piece Mohair Suite, regular (inf tf
price, $290.75. SALE PRICE 9la79.UU
Croxwell Chairs and Many Other
Articles at Big Reductions
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