Satuixlay, Julv 23. 1027.
THE KLAMATH NEWS
Dolp Eliminated
in Golf Tourney
8KATTLK. July IS l IM
Frank Dolp. Portland, vrstvrn ini
Irar calf champion, waa eliminated
In. the third round of tho annual
mIkh amateur olf association
meet here today, by Kay Coleman
of I ,oa A outlet.
Dolp fonicht atubburnly throulth
out the St holes but fell behind on
the ninth, his Inability to g.M hl
putter to working apelled dff-Al
fjr the champion.
Time and attain rhan?ea to 'even
the play appeared on the gr.-ea.
Dolp fell down in hla put'.lnir.
, Dr. O. F. WllllnK. Portlaiul.
rllminated H. Chandler Eaten.
Mi'Jford. one up. Von Stein, Seat
tle, defeated Harold Nelnieyer. alao
or Seattle. J and 2.
Eddie Held. St. Louis, defeated
Roy M;e, Portland, one up on the
41nt hole after the most thrilling
match of th day w!ien first one
then the other vaa ahead, and
finally they aeiued entagltd in a
hopeless tie. i
Coleman will meet Stein and
Willing against H"ld In the semi
finals tomorrow.
NCIKXTIST DESIGN'S
IIEU' LIKE ' CIUD1.K
News Views
LONDON. July Si. (A.P.V The (
cradle lda of rocking an Infant j
to sleep is to be applied to adults
u well. j
Sir Alfred YaTrow. British sclen-j
tist. has constructed a bed which
rocks the occupant to sleep. I
Sir Alfred concelred the Idea j
of his n-M intention while travel- j
ing. - Ho found that w'oen the train '
was In motion he was able to sleep!
better than when at rest. He then
constructed his cradle-bed, which ;
" experiences SO motions per minute. ,
rarjing from three-eighths to three
quarters of an Inch. Nausea Is
prevented by making the more
menu irregular.
vhjoiinv, ail Vv Jrf MI I
see v5 $wr&'
j IN
linproveniviit.
UK IT KCUTHEir HESllLVEl) I
thnt thn rollro JudKu, It', and lie
la herehy dli'ivted to caitue nnlUo
of ald liem liiK to be puhllidu'd us .
provided by the city charier.
Stat of Oregon,'
County of Klumatli. m.
City of Klnmntli Knlls.
I. l.ein L. OfMiton. Police JiuUoi
of the City of Klamath Fnlla. Or-
It on. do hereby certify Hint Iho fore-,
aolng ia a duly curollod copy of a ,
resolution adopted by Ilia Common
Council at Ha regulur meting held
on .Monday, July IS. 1927, uud of
the whole of suld resolution.
I.KM 1.. UAtillAUKN'.
Police Judge.
Approvid by iho mayor July lih,
19J7.
T. . WATTKKB.
.Mayor
JlyiU-lViuc.
CAT'l'I.K IIKttlME WILD '
OX ALASKAN ISLAND
KOMAK. Alnka, July SI- I'A.
P.I Threw hundred and N"y tori
horn cntllo browse dim Hi" moan-1
talnous aurfure of tiny CUIIIUof
lalmid. SOU miles out In tho north:,
em Pacific ocean from Kodlnk.
.More th ii ii AO icur itito lh Al
aska Comui-irctiil coinpitii-. dev
vlopment coiirern lona since extinct,
storked tho Isliiml with n few head j
of lame calllo for ospcrlmental pur-1
.... tin the little Ii0f with a ,
urfH? of but mi uuro niUea1llte
cntllo havo ilegeneriiti'il from In
breeding and have become thorough
ly wild, but Iho herd continues Ij
thrive. Alaskans sny the experl
mnit at least bus proved Hint cat
lip en nbn grown In the legion.
1
Night soJ Murnlrii t Mp
nbem Clean, Clear an J Healthy
i Writ for Fr'E-Cr-
M.tiMCs.ltaM.n' ..! .OW.it.CtoM.
CUuiflcd dvartrilng b
mornin-r papr proposition tJ
way. Um th Nwa. '
55
i PORTLAND CHOSEN
! FOR BIG AIR PORT
VEGETABLES
Ilaked Cons
1 1-4 cups evaporated milk
i-4 enp water
t cups corn
2 eggs
1 tablespoon hotter
4 teaspoon salt
1-S teaspoon pepper
Combine the milk and water: add
the butter and seasonings; bring to
scalding point: add the corn and
pour the mixture over the well
beaten eggs. Pour Into a well but
tered baking dish, stand in a pan
of hot water and bake in a mod
erate; oven nntil firm in the cen
ter. Stnfri-d Sweet Potato
medium sized, smsoth sweet po-
tatoes
Suit and pepper to taste
S tablespoons melted butter
1-3 cup - evaporated milk
Paprika
Wash the potatoes thoroughly
and bake nntil tender. Cut In
.halves, lengthwise, and scoop out
the inside. Mash and season to
laste with salt and pepper. Add
melted butter, lemon Juice and
vaporated milk. Beat well. Re
fill the potato skins, sprinkle with
paprika, return to oven and brown
lightly.
PORTLAND. Ore.. July Ji.
) Portland Is to be the Pacific
coast terminus of an airplane line
operated over the north.-rn route
from Chicago by the Chicago North
west Air Transport company, ac-,
carding to information received to
day by the c-amber of commerce
from H. J. Lynch, president of the
company.
It Is proposed to place larg air
ships in the service equipped for
carrying passeugers, mail and ex
press. Spokane. Butte and other
cities along the route will be ports
of call, and a t rvl e also will be
given between Portland. aM , Seat
tle.' Operations will start enrlv ' In
192S.
IIONKV DEE COLONIES
ARE REHABILITATED
WASHINUTON. July 22. (,Pl
Winged royalty rules again In the
nectur domains of Louisiana. The
. honey bee queens are back.
I Weeks ago the turbulent Mis
islsaippl wrecked their richest era
( pires. Half the beehives in Istiis-
lana were afloat. Many a keeper
; found w-holo colonies lodged in
i swamps, the myriad workers drown
led beside their queen.
But bees, oueens and hires bive
been donated through a trde jour
nal to persons wiose sole source;
of Income washed away ,n the
flood.
KINO ttEOIKiE'E LAtiEK
SPEtl.lLLV HUE WED
LONDON. July it. (A.P.I King
George V greatly prefers lager beer
In an;- other form uf alcoholic bev
erage. The king's lager Is brewed
by an Edinburgh firm, and Is sup
plied to no other table, it Is said.
The king Is known for being re
markably abstemious In diet. Lager
beer, which, after the war. was
in considerable vogue lu England as
s summer beverage. Is in less de
mand this year, probably because
of the nnieasonable coolness of tlio
weather.
HESOI.ITION OF INTENTION
ALLEY IN BLOCK 4S. NICHOLS
ADDITION. BETWEEN NINTH
AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
Chicken Shortcake
And Way to Make It
t For result use News Class Ads.
The City Kngtneor pursuant to a
resolution of the Common Council
heretofore adopted, having on the
11th day of July. 1927. filed plans,
specifications and estimates of the
cost of improving the alley in JIock
49. Nichols Addition to the City of
Klamath Falls. Oregon, between
Ninth and Eleventh streets, to be
known as Improvement Unit No. 75.
and the council having taken the
same under advisement and having
found said plans, specifications and
estimates satWfai'tory:
1SE IT HKKKIJY KESOIA'KD that
the said plans, specifications and es
timates for the improvement of the
said alley being the specifications
and estimates attached to the plans
filed herein on the 11th day of
July. 1927, be. and the same are
hereby approved.
HE IT FUKTHKIl HKSOLVKI),
that the Common Council hereby de
clare Its Intention to improve paid
.alley In accordance with said pluns.
specifications and estimates, said
improvement to consist of paving
said alley with a type "A" War
renite bllhuliih.c pavement, with &'
bane, at an erftimutvd cost uf $ 2,
241. 2S. or 4b) type "A" asphultlc
.concrete pavement, with 5" bae at
'an estimated cost of $2,129.16, or
ir) cement concrete pavement 7"
: thick or vlbrolitule pavement 7"
'thek at an estimated cost of $1.-
t The above improvement In either
(event to consist of grading to the
proper suograne. constructing an
appropriate hard surface pavement
for the entire width of the alley
(14 feet by placing sewer connec
tions where needed, and by per-
'forming all other work required to
.make a completed Improvement. In
cluding alley stubs for the adjacent
, sidewalk spaces on Eleventh and
i Ninth streets.
The above Improvement In either
event to Include engineering, super-
' Tin ion. advertising, clerical ∋t-
'ance and unforseen contingencies,
all In accordance with tho plans,
specifications and estimates on file
with the 1'ollce Jul! fit, of Klamath
Falls, Oregon.
BE If FlUTHKR RESOLVED by
the Common Council that nil of
block 49 In Nichols Addition to tho
X'lty of Klamath Falls, Oregon, be,
-and the same Is hereby declared to
be benefited and assessed for said
, Improvement.
J1E IT FU It T H K ft H ESOL V K I
lhat Monday, the 1 51 b day of Aug
ust. 1927. at the hour of eight
o'clock P. M. at the council chain
,bers In the City of Klamath Falls,
be fixed as the time and place for
.the hearing of objections and re
nvonMranes agalnttt said proposed
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3 cups flour !
h teaspoons baking powder.
!ri teaspoon rait J
1-4 cup butter
Vx cup evaporated milk diluted with
is cup of water.
Mix and sift dry ingredients. ;
Hub In butter. Add graJually dil
uted milk. Divide in two parts on.
n floured board. Pat each into I
hape. Press one Into pan and .
brush over with melted butter.:
Cover with second half and bake
in hot oven about 25 m'nutes. Sep-'
a rule and fill with the f blowing'
rreamtd chbken filling: j
Make a cream pauce of these in
gredients: 2 tablespoons butter i
3 tablespoons flour
xk cups evaporated milk
H cup water i
1 tablespoon minced parsley
1 pimento, cut in stripx j
Vr teaspoon salt
Dash of paprika i
Pepper !
Heat In sauce two cups cold cook-1
ed chicken, diced. Iet stand In'
double boiler on:-half hour.
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