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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1927)
THE KLAMATH Nlfcwd SATURDAY, AtMUST.27, 1927 PAGE fT" J .1-, TwoCents a Word Each Insertion ' ' TekajlboM Wit 1 Two Cen ts, a Word " Each. Insertion Telephone TT ; CLASSIFIED AD RATES Two cents pir word web time d la prlnlvd. Same ad run on nk Hlper cent discount. , 1 Sara ad run on month JO Pr emit dlaeount. , TELEPHONE 877 ' TIIH IIIO 1MRKKT PUCK FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE FOR BALK California avenue iiminci, no you want to eave tl.ouo on a newly roBstrurtvd property, modern throughout, 13. "So, terms. . .Thla la a fore oil sale a lid exceptional bar guln. IH5.U0 new rniiK and some furnishings goes with It. Inqulro, Fred U. Flolchcr, 16 l.oomla lllllK. FOR RAI.K House liy owner. New 4-roomi modem, break faat nook, shower bath, on pavement. P r I c J J75n.(il). ; Knsy Inrma. Phone 1U4-W. ' Call 1SG6 Melruao street. t-U FUR HAL K Ranch. SU-aeres, n water right: (0 In alfalfa. II a o d Improvement, near ' Rend, Oregon. .Will consider trade. P h o n' 11S4-W. In quire 1H6& Melrose Kl. SI-! FOK SALK Choice Altamonl ' half-acre Low prlco for quick ' aale. fit Oak. apt. . 23-2H FOR BALE Modern four-room ttuua In good location, with rani and linoleum. Phone 4IIJ. XOTH'K IWITINO UIOH rXlll t WTKKI-rr IMI'ROVKMKST IMT NO. 79 Purauaot to ordinance No. (34, of the City of Klamath Falla, Ore gon, notlco la hereby given that bid will be received by thu Police Judge of aaid City at hie office In the City Hall, up to and' In cluding Monday, the 6th day of Hi DtnmbiT. 1837. at II o'clock P. M.. for making the pmpoaed Ira- provement of Alley in lllocK 4. Mi'hoiN Auiittion oeiween Mnin nml Kleventh Htreeta. Sold Improvement to coualat of paving eald portion of aald alley with Tvu "A" Wnrrenlto-Hltuli- Ihle pavement, with 5" baoe. at an ratimated con of 12,224.28; or. Type "A" Aaphaltlc Concrete pavement with 6" baa at an estimated coat of $2,129 1; or. Cement Coucreto pavement 7" thick or Vlbrollthlr pavement 7" thick at an estimated coal oX 13,289.211. The above Improve ment In either event to conalat of grading to the proper aubgrade, ranntractlng an appropriate hard aurrnco pavement for the entire width of tho alley (14 feet) by placing sewer connections where nedd, and by performing nil Other work required to make a rnmplelo Improvement. Including alley atubs for the adjacent side walk spaces on Elavaulh and Ninth Streets. The above im provement In either event to in clude engineering, aupervlslnn, advertising, clerical assistance and unforseen contingencies, all In accordance with the plans, specifications and estimntes on fllo with the Police Judge of Klamath Falls. Oregon, to which reference Is hernby made for fur ther detail for plans, construe tlon, materials, quantities and the like. Snid Improvement will be let In one contract and bids will be received tor each kind of pave ment specified above, and will be opened for consideration by thn Common Council oh the said bth day of Soptomber, 1!)Z7 at fwo:hnur of 8 o'clock P.-N. Illd-i dura will he required to submit bid on ' blanks prepared by tho City Enaiueer, and bids will not bo considered unleaa ab submit ted. Blanks for bide muy he obtained at the office of the City Engineer In th City Hall. .The successful bidder will be required to give a bond In a aura to he fixed by the Common Council for the faithful perfor mance of the contract to bo eu tared into for making said Im provement. Each bid must be accompanied by a chock certified by some responsible bank for five (5) per cent of the amount bid, as a guarantee thnt the success ful bidder will enter Into con tract with the City for tho mak ing of such Improvement within ten (10) dnya from tho date of making such award. Tho. Common Council reserve the right to reject any and nil bids, and to make such Improve ment on hchnlf of the City, Dated at Klamath Fall, Ore gon. August 24. 1927. LEM L. GAOHAGEN, Police Judge. Aug. .!5-Sept. 4 iUC NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL AX)UNT IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATK or tmisHun, FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAM :ATH. '' " IN THK MATTER OF THE US TATH OF KATHARINE . L. HALL, DECEASED, Notice la hereby given thnt thn unrfnrslaned. executor of tho nitute of Katharine L. Hall, de ceased, has filed In the County Conrt. of Klamath County, Ore gon, his final account of hi ad ministration of snid estate to- gethor with hi report and pe tition for final distribution, and that Friday, the 9th day of Sep tember, 1927, at 10 o'clock, . m.. of said day, at the court room o-'al(l "court4 houM" In wid fOR SALE, REAL ESTATE 1100 raata and 135 per month liuya lioino In Hot ttprlnir ad dition, boa. tqla snap before the tStb. v LOTH on Muln. Crescent, Con ner and Pacific Teruoe, very cheap. , FOR TIIADR .Chicken rniu-h, Improved, 11600 for car or . Ipla. alo 12U acres Irrigated at 60 per acre, clou In; alao one-balf aero and large mod ern new 4 room Iiouiu. FOR MCNT tVI, and 4 room , houaoa and mnx aiiartmania (rum tut to tau pvr mouth. Homo furnished. I 1IOTKLH. apartment houao. rooming bpuao,, grocery alore. "' JOHN C. FHKNCH CO. Realtor 130. South 7th St. Phon 1430 FOR SALE; On of the beat bualneaa corner on Main St. Sea Mr. Nat Otlerbeln. IT YOU WANT To buy home; nil horn: buy a lot; aall lot) buy aonie acreage: aell aom acreage,' or rent place: Be , MRS. fiATB OTTERBEIN. - ..' JtBALTOR " . ' Phon 143 ' ' 01 Lincoln FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR RALB OR TRADE i lor ' lumlier or building mnterlan. G-tan Mack truck, equipped for lumber or log hauling. Karl V. Autenruth, T r e k a, California. - " 23-84' FOR SALK OR TRADE 164- t acre ranch In Langell valley, under Irrigation, loqalr nil Alamed. Klamath Falla, or. What have you? county, haa hceu fixed and ap pointed a tno lime anil piare lor me aeiucmrui ii mm .vuuv. I Dalod thla 6th day or Auguat ;1S7. ELBERT D. HALL, twcuiur ,ure r.. .. erlne L. Hall, ddceaard. AI-13-20-27:Sii NOTICE lXVITIMi IllfW FOB.HIghth Street from Prospect to STHKKT lIPRVKME.T VX1T NO. 71 Pursuant to ordinance No. 36. . . .. L .... t., .v. ,L.Z nn.tc.. 1. hereby alvin WrK Esplanade from Main to ""'T.: "" r'lJ" J?".L". .r.. .lilJ'aclfio Terrace. - The speed limit iiiay Dius -.i. e - .J .HR',M ii.il Jin.ad Klamath Falla. Oregon, is to be office In the City Hall, up lo and I Jt et hour. In corn Including Monday, the Dth day of; ,,., wlth ordinance No. 033 September, 192.. at 8 oclock fcnd bT ord,r of , Cpm. r. lor nianiiia uiuuinni Improvement of Martin street from the North lino of Home avenue to the northwesterly lines of Lot 37 In JJlock.17 and Lot 26 In lllock 22, of Industrial Addition. i Said Improvement to consist of macadamising aald portion of snid atreet with crushed rock Macadam 24 feet wide face to Jace of curbs with a thickness of annrnxlmatnly 6 Inrhea at the i gutter and nine Inches In the mlddlo of the roadway, at an estimated cost of 10,426.06; or. cinder surfacing with a width of 24 'feet between curbs, with a thickuuss of approximately 6 inches at the gutter and 9 inches rn the middle of, tho roadway, at an estimated cost of 19,263.74. Bald estimates to inciuao en- gineerlng, supervision, adverlln tng, rlerlral aaslatanco and un-. torsoen contingencies, i-am im provement In either ovont to con alat of grading tho atreet full width to .tho proper grado ana roadway aubgrude, constructing concrete curbs and providing cul verts for carrying dralnago across the street, aaid improvement, to be 81 feet wide fine' o 'fiico 1f curbs, all in accordance with the plans, specification and estimates tiled vilb the police Judge oi Klamath Falla, Uregon. on July 18th. 1927. to which reference is made for .further . details for plans, construction, matorlulK, quantities and the llko. Salo improvement win oe tei In one contract and bids will be received for each Kind of im provement specified above, and will be opened for colslderatlon by the Common Council on the 6th day of September, ibst. at tho hour of 8 olclock P. M. Bid ders, will bo required , to submit bids on blank 'prepared by the City Engineer, and bills will not be considered unless so suDtnti ted. Blanks for bids may bo ob tained at the office of the City Knelneer In the City Hall. Th auccessfitl bidder will Be required to give a bond in a sum lo bo fixed by the Common Council for the faithful perfor mance of thd contract , to bo 'eh tered into for making said Im provement.. Each bid must be accompanied by a check certified by some responsible bank for five (6) per cent of the amount nia as a guarantee that tho success ful bidder will enter Into coh tract with tho City for tho mak ing of such Improvement within ten (10) days from tho duto of making such award. - The Common Council reserves thn right to reject any and all bids, and to mako aurh Improve ment on behalf of the City. Dated at Klamath Falls, Ore gon, August 24, 1027. LEM L. OAOHAGEN. '. ' Police Judge. Aug. 26-8ept. -4'lnc; ' '. FOR SALE V.....N-.-0 Fort 8 A I. K Female Oermen J Police do need a bnrii; alao , three puppies.. Olbur baby i purple need home.. Home A-l ' bnblea.- C. Dirk. 120 Main , street. lt-27 FOR SALK Fryer rabbits, 76c each. At the Red Rabbit Ranch, 14 mile west of town , on the old Kfiio road. 2-27 FOR BALK Hoarding ' houae, good builueaa. A a n a p If taken at pnc. At 917 Sixth and Market street. 2-27 L'HKU UBST 46 tractor for aale chran: been completely over hauled, and baa a new guaran- tee. If Interested write 11. He tlreevey. 4S2'A rtodncy Ave.. Portland. Ore. - 24-30 KOK HALK Kancr wild plume, delivered at Klamath Falla, ' lire.. 12. IS ner i ruU' . Inrd'a ;.Cah . Store, Xjkevtow, Ore - ' . - - ' ttrnvn IJiknvlew. . lira- gon. FOIl SALK Heavy. 1 og g I n R team and harness, rnenp. Apt. 2. Esplanade Apts. 23-27 FOR BALE Star well drilling nuuhlnury.' Jo. 36 tractor, complete with tool; alao wells .drilled any place. Prices on application .Vochatier Vroa., Talent. Oregon, K.R. No. 1. BUSINESS CHANCES iiimii inim'rwi VirwiiV r,mr FOR: RALE A-l store, new and used goods. - Must sell owing to other business. Positively a snsp to right man. Money gLttr. ,C. Dick. 220 Main Street. ... - lt-27 FOR SALE Grocery and "fruit store. Uood business. Ileal location . la town. ': Inquire News. -r- - ' 21-12t FOK SALE Pool room and light lunch, doing good business, lnoulro Box 6H7. Cblloauln. 20-121 CKFItlAI. XOTH'K TO TRI'Tl i lUtlVtlW WITHIN THK IXIK PIIIIATK 1.I.MITH IIP THE 'ITV I K KL.VMAT11 FAU OKKOO.N". The following street have been cltjed to heavy traffic: the mail' mum load less the weight of tb car to be 3000 pounds: Pros- nect from Tenth to Ninth, Ninth Street from Prospect to Pin. Main, Seventh Street from Proa Wet to Main. Utxth Street from illlgh to Muln, Eleventh street "cm t-Pnam to nigii, crsi irom o. l. iracs ia.. ticirnoi within the corporate llmlta of mlttee. ( HARRY 1'EI.TZ PAl'L' LA.M BKKT E. H. BALSIGER ug. 26-8cpt. 6 Inc. - - ' NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OK J-1NAI. ACCOtNT IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAM ATH. ," IN THE MATTER OF THE ES . TATE OF EFFIE S. WILEY, DECEASED. - Notice Is horehy given that the ImriaMlMnll ,1 tl I fit ft! TH I OT. of ;, 0'f mUb 8. Wiley, de ;..,h h.. filed la the County .Court, of Klamath County, Ore- ton his final account of. his ad miniirnf inn ni emu ataiate. 10- gother with his report and pe- OUR BOARDING mf.ajA I'm Pirellis UP Sou ft Ball 2 Dl IVl.t -fillC DAM i II I in' UHM. I TOR "fao VAS J I r .... i ....... cto LCff UKE Vol V vl HEM I WAS A r I 111 ' IAIMK ! . I a-. 'R'i.'JSlS'ii.'" FOR RENT FOK RKNT 2-room furplsbed cottiiK. Screen porch. l"to of bath, phpnn, tuba, , 20.00 month, ui Alameda. Phw ' llt-27 FQIt RENT 2-rocm apartment. KveryUiing furnished, $20.00. 420 Ewauua. next to Firm St. lt-2 FOH LKASf Seven room fur nlnbed home, on Pacific Ter race. 60 month."" Win. W. 1 McNealy. 1010 Main St. 27-2H FOIl KENT Two bouaea clone , In. on pavemoet.f Call (01 Lincoln or phone 43. 14-30' UK . K..r naame aup Pa horaea and pulde. ,O. K Daro. FOH . ,K K N T Ftirnlahed Apt. 624 HUu St. 23-2j ....n. i-.. j un nc.i i r ui iiu.iidu i' ' . . I i.tiiM meats, is rale, new building. Just off Main atreet on Brsad. Rex Arms. Phone 1116. . FOR RENT Apartments. 419 North Tenth street. FOR RENT Two-roomed apart ment and-batn. 634 Htgn. FOR RENT First-class furnished aoartment. ateam beatd. mo- Carth aoartmenta. 620 Pin Phon gOO. . 014tf FIRST-CLASS apartment for rent. All electricity furnlsneit Evans Apia Phon 621-M and 100. " MISCELLANEOUS kaasasMsaa.kaa SATURDAY BARGAIN DAY All' kinds of goods. Must have room. We save mcney. C. Dick. 220 Main street, lt-27 RAWLEIQHS GOOD HEALTH products.' H. M. Metcalf, 420 Addison, phone 1488-W. tltlon for final distribution, and that Friday, the 9th day of Sep tember, at 10 o'clock, a, m., of anld day, at the court room of said court house In said county. has been fixed and appointed as the time and place for the settle ment of aaid account. " Dated thla 6th day of August, 1S27. --r- -'.r WILSON SHEPHERD WILEY. I ' Administrator of the estate of Effle 9. Wiley, deceased. A6-13-2I-27;S3 1 CITATION In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, In the matter of the estate of Mary J. Anderson, Also known a Mrs. M. J. Anderson, deceased. To William Henry Sohnlder. Rose May -Sercnson, Cora Irene Beal, Georgia K. Pat terson and Hattle A., smltn, ana to all other persona unknown In the name of the state of Oregon, you are hereby cited and required to appear before the above-entitled Court In the court room lhareof In Klamath Falls, Oregon, at 10 a. m.r on Septem ber 2. 1927, then and there to show cause if any you have why an Order shall not be entered by said .Court authorising Bert C. Thotnaa, Administrator of above entitled estate, to sell at private tale tft the highest bidder tor cash or upon good credit lois la ana 20 in Block 12 of Town of Mid land and 8W4 SWU Sec. 21, T. 39 6., R. 9E., W. M. all In Klamath County. Oregon, being the property of thla estate. ! Witneas the Honorable Fred R. Goddard. Judge of said court, with aeal of Court untied, mis July 89-. 192T. 1 C. R. DB LAP. County Clerk. By RUTH TURNER, Deputy. (SEAL) Jy.30.A.6-l 3-20-27. HOUSE vJOVi US'EliV I A'DK-frl' KleiDA &UV Trirr (sets' BURLS M' --.eEsipes, i'p Hame TEE VOU l$, Iri ORPER "to MIT N01A ! OO, -tAlg V0UR CHOICE El-TrlER LAS SAUL- powm, o ' 2 ft ' v HELP WANTED At WANTED Woman fur general, housework and conking. Wagei S50.00 pir month. Addrena Moualalo Dairy. ' 3t-27 WANTED , Two. berry, plckera. Call for' W. McVtf, .Modoc Point. 27 WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Mr. restaurant or hotel man. Do yon want to put your business on thla basis at onceT Of your sale. 40 for food cost, 26 for salary, 8 for expense,' leaving 22 for rent. I will do It for yon as manager and chef. Including my salary. ..Write jne. box 30. care News. , Wish . to change employment. WANTED WANTED Lady wants board and room In private family- or 'will share apartment." Phone . 601. 27 WANTED Light model coupe or roadster. Must ie cheap lor cash.- Superior Service Sta tion. 2300 So. 6th St. 27-28 WANTED Cook sjove, second hand. Call !!. 26-29 WANTED Two or. three room ers and boarders. 1028 Jeffer son. 24-30 LOST and FOUND LOST-Check 'amounting Iff 166 and a o me cents, Issued ty , Electric Service company to 'Wlllam H. Hein. Call Baia 1 win Hardware store. lt-27 FOUND Mtney Call at 416 Pine street after 4:30 p. m. W. C. Jackson. ' lt-27 Will Agree . on Price for Sand SALEM, Ore., Aug. 26. (AP) It Is believed that .when the state land board meets attor neys of sand end gravel con cerns operating In the Columbia river here today that a compro mise will be reached concerning DllSV "111 w -" r ; '. ... . J - . compensation that should be'WHEN IS XEW YORK,' SEE j paid the state for sand aken from the river during past years. At a recent conforence here the sind and gravel companies of fered a flat payment of 11,000 or $500 to each of the two states, Oregon and Washington. The at torney general lias held that the state of Oregon has a legal right to levy' back to 1920 on a yard age basis, but it Is indicated here th,at the state will not exer cise the right In full. The con ference will be in session in the afternoon. ..l'Dii'. va cm rn LONDON. Aug. 26. (AP) An exchange telegraph dispatch from Cannvft tun lbflt nmonC inOSe killed In the Chamonlx railway Chief value in the vlalt. ao accident yeaterday. was a JUra.;far as Klamath is concerned.: Ilda of Chicago. , v i . - : ' DARlXti HOLDUP. NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 26. (A. P.) Two unmasked men armed with sawed-off shotguns'held op employes of a branch of the In terstate Bank and Trust company hi the business district ' today aud escaped with $14,666. ' Classified advertising . Is a morning paper proposition al ways. Uso the New. By Ahern iLc'M HAm'6 -TO LOOK AT VOU'U BE HIM -BALU-r" tin riASAtf MORE HARM "THAW ' fltjrff!-, LIxiPBeR6l VVARPS AWrN , COtiLDii'l' 6f n orr nw V- ' aea . amt.or. 'f-f Did You Ever I Stop to Think? '' By EPSON R. WAITS ' Shawnee. Oklahoma . SPEND1NO ' a few day -at 'thea a little, improved yesterday Hotel McAlpln. one of the and dealers at' the late after world' beat known hostelrle. . noon .session of th dairy ex I waa Impressed with the num- change were 'ready to bid , ex ber of famous aviation people Iras down 2c to CI cents, the living there. inew exchange wholesale 'price COMMANDER Richard E. Byrd. ! and his gallant crew of the. ..... .nri ! Amenta uau jua. stirring welcome awaited them as they strode Into the flea-decorated lobby. The ho- tel orchestra' playing in the ( asle grades today. The lqcal mar main dining room on the mez-ket situation for fresh fruits and zanine floor, stopped Bhort Its vegetables was unchanged this Beethoven sonata and swung morning with supplies ample into the American anthem mus-jand trado lagging in most', sea ic Crowds cheered and the sonable lines. Tomatoes con rommandr and his as-! tlnue relatively cheap under In- aoclatea were whisked up ' 24 : rinnn 111 the elevatoraMeaving . behind the, din and tumult of admlrinc throngs. iimip rfriri f nil ti ft 4T nitttn "rr.7- .,.. , it,.: dTr gTble Shenando'an cVpta.n nue ateady f rom -CaUfor, u j -and , " . ,.,. sell at wholesale around 11 per wTth ihcJTir meat, and Varies Klein ZJT 'SXTZ navigator, and host of oth-j Ljht nen, w,re rs. i easv at 13c .'-'' -, THE McAlpln. I alao learned, waa j- the only lnstttution oi us kihu cltie an(i calves steady; no re having its own airplane service. celpt8i .. . , Guests may mako reservations Hogs Btcadyi recelpts 620 di for any point of air travel In rect BneeJ1 d Umbs steady; the United States In McAlpln ;n0 recepts. - .- ' planes. A daily flying service j ' from New York to Boston iflj another feature, with McAlpin . food served by a steward on these winged passenger-carrying machines. . VERILY, the McAlpln Is the lat- est In progress 'and comfort rendering to guests. ThB world stops there with two . thousand guests from all four corners of the world register- tng there daily. ' THE SKYLINE OF NEW YORK FROM THE McAL- 1 PIN ROOF. FOUR HUNDRED FEET, ABOVE BROADWAY AND THE WHITE LIGHTS. A SEARCHLIGHT PLAYS 1 'FROM ITfJ ' ROOF : NIG HTLY 1 AND . FIELD . GLASSES ARE 'FURNISHED PATRONS Bi THE HTiEL VISITORS TO HEAR FACTS ON KLAMATH (Combined from Page One) sional representatives will Bring to Klamath. t rtu.Mfc ...... - es in me laci mm m vr-, 'jtunlty . la ' unexcelled from the i standpoint of acquainting wasn- lington officials with the prob- lems of the Klamath farmer, it was pointed ont by those who are sponsoring the banquet, yes terday. - ' Bruce Dennis, local newspaper publisher, will be the principal speaker for Klamath, ind his words will carry to the commit tee the importance ot tho "uc" cessiui niamaiQ prujti m part of the government's nation wide reclamation system. C. A. Henderson, chairman of the Klamath land settlement commit tee, will officiate as chairman at the dinner, and will further ac quaint the Irrigation Investiga tor with this vast farming sec tion. . : i ' ' Public Invited A the dinner Is open to the public, and . a cordial invitation has been extended to all who , are Interested In Klamath's ag ricultural future, reservations Bhould ' be made early today at the local chamber of commerce, Lynn 8abln. secretary, declared yeterday. Visit of the congressmen ana a number of ' Portland leaders here, follows an extensive tour of western reclamation projects and proposed projects In the northwest. Last object of the committee's ' attention was the proposed Deschutes project, witb which they were acquainted at a dinner In Bend Friday. From here the men will prob ably visit Roseburg and Grants Pass, later going Into California, and returning to Washington by the - southern route, It was learned Friday. From Kurt Klamath C. E. Splelinan was transacting busi ness In tho city yeaterday from Fort Klamath. ' .. ,' ' People who live in glass bousca should drees ..in the cellar. v Deal with a REALTOR PORTLAND... An. ,18. pj The local scarcity flf" receipts of top grade. ,ag(4,hpws some Blgda of loosening. The. volume of receipts from the country " ' " ' a '"T "changed. The . butter market continues on a firm tone locaJly ,wbb no changes In quotations for whole- tlnence of plentiful supplies of local and eastern Washington tuff. They were quotea at from ' J60 to. 60 centsper box, . whole-. 1 . I:.;'hJ !.,..;' ;. Supplies of bartlett pears con PORTLAND. Aug. 26. ' JP) CHICAGO,' Aug. 26. (Jp) Hogs receIpt, 2 00; talrlr acUje: bet- ter grades and ' packing ' lows strong to 15 cents higher qual- bulk of good and choice 1M to lty considered; early top JO-50; 200 pounds 10.50 14. S5. Cattle receipts 2,000; fed eteers nominally steady; she stock slow; staleness considered . " wiwiucu, mostly steady; vealers unchanged if f I , Accounting Accounting ' Auditing KLAMATH CLEANING' ! ' . HOW ARD H. METCALF ' .' DYE WORKS ' 119 south Fifth . and PreariM :j! Bookkeeping Income Tax ' "W'e Dye to IJvTv . Service m M,to 8U Pnon 4(1 ADVERTISING GARAGES j Th ALLAN W. MeCOMB Ca. : IMPERIAL G ABAGS ' Oirfet-ilail jtJverlhiu, -Ard and Main Mat l m cO. im CTC Tire, . Prest- Lite Bai.- ! Mottisrasliiiit-riliiilii-Lcttan terles and STORAGE ot kuiy StrM 11 nw in .' ' Th Oarage That Nrrar Cloae ' ' :::' j HARRY OOEI.LER. Prop. (BATHING .'.-,.,. HOTELS ' il i i -' THE SANITARY STEAM AND VALLEY HOTEL L .SHOWKR-BATHS ..VALLEJT HOTEL. "For Yonr Health- r"nd Kew Mode Hotel i Open everv day. 11 a. m to 12 " AO Cool Room midnight, except Monday. Special Rate i '1719 Wain 4 IS Pine St., Phone 12M Floes Mineral Water .la the World. , , - Hot Springs .Natatorium Now Opea from 7:00 a. m.'. to Midnight Tub Baths Swimming Tank Hot and Cold Shower For Private Parties ' " Phone 199-W Spring nrfl Esplanade CHURCHES We Specialise In Hahjrfalnese" FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ' Tenth hnd High Sts. Sundayl Services: 11:00 a..m.t 7:80 p. m. . Frank L. Womett, Minister Residence 'lnos HlgH St. DENTISTS DR. E. G. WISECARVER Dontlatry-rX-Rajr Laboratory Phone 645 Vnd.erwoof Bids. JS &aX fOY Java XV I Office Phone I IRS Melhnse Dldg. gjof, JPone 14g Mjamaui raus Fjre Fjailed to .; ' Halt Fahnhid;r v A later ,ehock proving .that damage from fir' was not as great as it waa tlrsl believed. P. L. Fahnlandnr,' proprietor f the Standard Cleaners n Eipl ade. lost no time In reaumlax bnslnets and Is now turning eat . the same volume of clothing as be formerly did, ha declared yes terday. '.'In fact," Fahnlander said, "we ; had our doors open for bojinea the day following the fire, after working hard to clean up tfie debris, and we now want our' clientele to know lhatosVre dv Ing business at the same stand, in the same old way.". - f PLANE LEAVES V. H. . EASf PORT, Me.. Aug. 26. (i. P.) The' monoplane "Pride of Detroit," enrofte to Harbor Grace twin . o,,.nn. . kn.l, ..j . -i.n,' ,tim .tiU OQt of United State teN rltory at 7: m. uht tlmeNwhen It w lght.ed at West Quoddy head coast guard station.' - y Few loads of grassy and short fed steers 9.76 11. IS; cholte fed kfnds absent; ' veaiera 14.00 614.50. ': ' y' Sbeep; receipts 12,000: fa lambs 15 0 26c lower than Thurk day; fairly active at decline; early , sales of good to - eboit range lambs at 13.25013.59; six doubles around 86 , pound California with a deck ont at inside prices: bidding below 11 Iambs moderately sorted 12.75(9 on good rangers;- most native 13.00; selected kinds held around 13.25; culls -50i9.60; sheep weak- to 25 cents lower; : fat ewes 6.007.00. , . '" , i SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26. (A. P.) BuUerfat f.o.b. San Fran cisco 60c. I nE,VT I Wtt(V .Dr. ZB. I AK l- . 'Dried frnlt and hopa ateady. CLEANING & DYEING LODGES BUILDERS' EXCHANGE 5 meet every 2d and 4th Wed nesday of the month at 8:00 p. m. In Legion 'HalL ' ' ' , VETUUANS OF FOKtlIGM ; ' ? ' WARS "i Mlei.il Plat ISM1 Meets every . second and fonrth Wednesday evenings, , p. m., hasment Conrt Hons VERNB J. WALKER, Com. Phone 1266-W Fraternal Order .of Eagle Will meet every KVIriaM k.anln. In the Mouse Hall at 3- 7:30 p. m. MINING ENGINEER HENRY L LA.NCASTKR .' 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