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iThe Klamath News
J ' Published aTer mornlnc x
MDt Monde by Th Klamath
(i Newa Publishing company at 101-
, 111 Koum rutk KMI, juaaiatu
Falls, Uraioi.
Official Panee of Ctly of Klam-
Alt' mi Faiu aal Klamath Cnnnty
Lyw BaamMi.-. -Ad. Mgr. j the right to think and vote provement. Friend wife wilI:ot , Klamath Packing com
JL " "iD.nDmmv i and have one's vote counted do the investigating now. pan-. now c Lo. auroIm, u a
uSJSSSSSSm .iw'This the old Tammany al-i o wior " .
gi?"rw? h crr!Tr'r" 2 US
n ..I , . u a.oo
eobaoripUou paraMo la ad,
Entered aa second class matter
at the postotnre at Klamath
1IU. under act of March . 1S7.
Me
a bee Selected Orecoa
Mearspapets
Pacific eoast reprmentatlTea: Ar
thur W. 8trpes, Inc.. San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and Portland.
Eastern representaUTes: I'nariea ,,- D-rpBf ritioa nf Ihn "nrth
K. Miller. New York, sad W. H.lne Kreal cllles 01 lne r
Stockwell, Chlcaro.
TelephoM 877
be Aodlt Bareaaj CirraUtloB
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TAMMANYIZING
AMERICA
William aii. white, in
po .ae..e. Thompson represent
' The esteemed New York I machines as venal as Tarn
Times, in one of its gay mo-lman'- .But Vares and Big
ments, objects editorially to Bills c'ome anl So. Tam
the Gazette's expression of jmany is over a century old.
J ' ' the rural "Puritan civiliza
tion." The esteemed Times
.".'.K ." recalls the fact that in an
iu ., .'other day and time the old
'- Puritan saints were not pre
cursors of the Anti-Saloon
League, which, of course, is
---. very true. It is also , true
t,,a' tney cu ne ears '
, i Quakers and Hanged witch
,,. es, in a day of sousing, may
hem, and witch hanging.
M The Puritans functioned ac--an
cording to the lights of the
' time. But the Puritans did
'r.''I
: not bring into the civiliza
tion of the world an ideal
' of an orderly, individual
'istic civilization, which mor
alized its economic issues.
"'"'But if it did not moralize
economic issues, emotionally
it did also provide during
'..the changing decade and
centuries for a government
' - based upon the organized
conscience of the majority,
j ' institutionalized in law.
To maintain that orderly
civilization, that peculiar in -
dividualism known as Am-
erican individualism, is the
business of all good citizens
. fin this campaign.
i . tfew York organization. It
Mo.i i Ai .u. v....
! xt... v.-i.
- is an ideal. Let the New'
York .Times itself testify as
to what Tammany is :
It professes to cherish the
people, but at heart It always
Intends to exnloit and debauch
them . . . There are no long-
er crude Tweed stealings. But
Burner invain. nua ty wiin- u l . i . , , i
In the forms of law. Tani- but at heart " alway
many is still able to enrich 'tends to exploit and de
its masters and managers . . . bauch them."
or New York it is just as
much a disgrace as it was
fifty years aeo that it i an
often ruled y this secret and
self-appointed oligarchy, that
does not nublish Its acemmi.
does not dare to submit its
.1.1 . ......
iiiuuiuers 10 -tne lest or
a popular vote and yet pre
sumes to direct the public ad
ministration and the political
fortunes of this great city
... but nulling of all this
(meaning Murphy's admirable
qualities) should make us
forget that he was the exem
plar and beneficiary o( a sys
tem which, without otflclal re
sponsibility, degrades our of
ficial life, ai
and which condemn.
New York City to suffer from
maladministration and thd low-
eBt moral standards in public
office.
ft . :.. J
Liicic it i uaiuiv niaicu.
m The indictment of Tammany
'as an oligarchy which
. . '
; nies democracy, an auto-
cracy based not upon in-
stitutionalized letral eonsci-
- -1, -.
ence, but upon the surren-
der of democratic privilege
to authority.
The Republican Party has
fi its Daughertys, its Falls, it
l.t iuii i - tj
Mellons, its Vares. The Re
niil.Kii,.n T..Mi., v.h :
fwiivii L oi tjr uaa in tiiiii;
r' past stolen as much as the
&; old democracy wasted,- but
Tammnn,, mnwnl., nl.nl,,
Tm m m H n v net moralv atonln
i what democracywastes and
: .. I I 1 ' If .
"uvnaitrs yy n a Kepuoucans
steal, but it denies what
the old democracy and the
Republican Party of today
guarantee, the right to
change the royal American
privilege of internal revo -
lution, the ultimate right of
,the consent of the governed,
. .v. , w:..i. -i .......
' ways denied. It is an oli-
ucll"-u' " ,s
j garchy that votes men in
mass.
This the new Tammany.
'zed Democrac;-. led by Al
Smith, denies also, and so
defies also American public
opinion. Al Smith is person?
ally honest, politically in
corruptible, highly intelli
gent, and splendidly brave
But he owes his American
leadership to the fact that
controlling by unit rule, the
new industrial states of the
nation, chose Al bmith des-
I pite the impotent protest
!0f the old South and the
rural democracy of the
".'West. Of course, Vare and
Ihe self-perpetuating oli
garchy depends on no man;
Kelly, Tweed, Croker, Mur
phy Smith, the big chiefs
of Tammany rise and fall,
but the system of allied
plunder, trading charity for
votes, goes on. Corruption
changes but does not cease.
Prohibition is but a sym
bol. In this case it argues no
thing to say that Coolidge
enforced prohibition badly.
Coolidge enforced many
things, badly. Indeed, Cool
idge lacked entirely those
qualities of moral leader
ship which will make pro
hibition enforcement suc
cessful; qualities that are
required for any crusading
adventure.
lioover has those quali
ties. But aside from prohi
bition, the Tammany idea,
the boss system as it has
grown up in the democratic
organization of our great
! cities, is the menace of the
whole American order. It is
substituting authority for
conscience, oligarchy for de-
mocracy. the divine right of;"iS make up the p"
unquestioned in a land that
Vih fmmlii tt himJvoJ
I ...: j . u.tldlnh F,tn,i i. V"
has fought three hundred
'Tears for its freedom,
Nobody knows this better
ithan the editor of the New
I V,. T. T .
.i..anj , o
j tne Times says, may "pro-i''1'0'
fess to fherish the people,
Al Smith as president will ;
i come Dersonallv clean, hut '
I Via will intitiitmnaliVo ov.lhl" 'Blber'' n"" he dreamed of
i i . . , '
! ploltatlon and fjebaucher' ,
'of a hufidred-city Tammany j
I. .
linto our Ampricnn life Thp!""6 ,rea"m' r,,,n runmetlc
land ridin'.
.honest grait of Croker, the' Uespite all these adolescent I
secret assessments of the i
mild and amiable Murntiv "r"oa",y n"KT "" ,ne (ainteat j left .Monday by motor (or north
mnci ana aimaoie Murpny ,,otlon that he would cver enact e rn polnt, Mri) Voal(.h kud,
were none the less Wicked the leading role In a story writ-! Bobby wilt spend n week in J
because they were subter-!tf'n ,,v hls f4vorlo author. ItJrants Pass with relatives. Miss!
jranean and legal. Tammany,
j whether it be in New York,
' Rostnri. pw flrlpans Run
Francisco. Detroit, or in the i
,nrih . rSt j
! -
is still Tammanv tho in.
stitutionalized alliance be-
. .J
. iviccu crime anu piunuer, ;
i made posible by the sur-'
de-irender of votes to heelers
) ,
and bosses for the ultimate
j purpose of plunder. Because I
Al Smith is hnnixt hf,i.!
. v.
he is sharper than chain
lightning, because he is
jg.. -j;,i j ,..
daciously candid and
ageous, his American lead-
- Jership in the Wh te House'1""?"" a'mlnml piuyer in two
! , , :reelers, then a two-reel star and
- , will chloroform the people then a feature siar. Finally as
. u .. t , v. .. rr . 1. . .
..y tutu lne 1 Mill lllilliy CI1U111
will be forged upon them
as it is upon our great met-
f.nnKr. 0MM... ! T-
tropolis. Tammany is Tarn
many and Smith is its pro
phet f und t d ' b r e a k' its
Icharm is the vital need, the !
j one live issue in this cam-1
j paiun. Shall Smith Tarn-'
: manyiite America or shall
America Tairimaiiyr.e
( Smith's Tammanies?
t ' o
I-ady burglars are
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an im -
Convictions ft r e tho
v v v, i-
things a candidate buries
out back of the barn when,1'" y 1110 ua iaM"iw
u
they seem offensive to the
majority.
to
People don't starve
death. They could fast for
' Vl ' i ,,, cltr ,r , indellnlte
they just get scared tOj.tay. making the trip uorth by
death in about two weeks, 'motor.
I Mrs. William House of Sum
Wouldn't it be a good'mer'a Una flan returned from
plan for Mr. Byrd to get Omaha. Neb., alter apendliiK lh
v.:- -!. j t . l. 'Pa"' month with relullres and
south pole before he leaves?
o
The city man pays most
of the income tax? Well,
i the only fellow who can
is the one who milks the
COW.
It isn't chivalry that
makes a man look the other
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WAV -St IhA heArh. It a rnn.
sternation.
At the Pine Tree
VnMllw tm ih nramlnntlnr
feature on the above act bill of
Vaudeville at The Pine Tree
theatre today, with an excellent
. , ;
picture proaram in aouition.
a.uucatiuuai, turtiiiiLi, lauau-1
. . i , . . . . . j , i.
sdio. ana excuins are tne ea- . ;
... ... ... ..I.i ih. him. nr Mr and Mra. F.
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pious ot .Major jaca Alien as -
told in picture and story as the:'- 1 mD" on 'rnt avenue.
Initial attraction of the Varletlea. 1 1' Monday by tralii- lor their
This famous wild animal Roper j h"nl ' ",e
with his pack of tree climbing
nogs naa an oiiering mat win
anneal m both . .d old.
. . . . . ...
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amnes ana satsers wttu jaca . - - -- --- -aud
Eva Arnold are well worth !,r- 1''"ch un,,,e- ne
while besides their piano and n,e Ur,"r0"- Mr' ,'r"cn
songs Jsck gives hVs lmprsions u-Psnment service officer of the
ot a colored preacher that are i American I-cs'on.
humorous lo a large degree. , ... .
-no-n in ariT.n.,." -i,h' Fire sturtlng from a short-
Kerns and Mickey is
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neatly i
Mn.lp.M.J rf.n.. ,.!..- 1,1,
an opening song. Hard and sodl1"1" c0"' "J "r' 'l
hoe simultaneous steps are the
fafeh llahr rtf lha neosanlallcn
Kerrigan and Miller billed ' as ! S:'9 'clo?k ,0 Dut lbe blaIe
The Idlers olfer a comedy act,01"-
that is different. Comedy wise
cracks and some expert kicking.
.and tumbling are combined in a
fourteen minute act replete with
laughs.
Aj l , i . , i were yesieraay uouno over to tne
dash of jazz incorporated). , , J , . . ,,
in . ,.. . : federal grand Jury and hall was
In a snappy song and dance revue I , ., t,r ' .,
introduces Rudolph Friml- end , 1 " ,25 C""'
Company.
dolh Friml is t;ie son of the'lora, Llons elub- The CUb voted
we'1 known composer of Musical',- .i,.. ,h.i- i,.i i-,
comedy tame and he and his
associate, add the necessary zip
and speed to a well worth while
reIe . I
m ... .ii.i:ii, ino LOIKle
Widow"
Tb" Cleverest Of All
At the Liberty
Back in the riavu when CilmiinH
r. (Hooti Gibson was a little
bov Just learning the (our R's on
actually being the hero of a
Peter B. Kyne. story. I
In ,nose days, the four It's'
Vpra rpnrfin' rllln' rl, h n..., 1..
dream" of beln her, """
Liiuson, iiw great
western star. Is at the Liberty
theaire today in "Galloping
Fury." a western special from
21 L" .'"? .' my r"""v
reu
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,,0"t wa born In Tckamuh.
Tt I" 'h ZJL
. . . . .
ing riuer ana lett nome a little
laler to "" "'"Pi""1 off for a
tereVthe0nmetrirndun'en'
tereo tne i-ennteion itnundup.
That year he won the all-
round amPiship and decided
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;iriiveo in iioiiywnnu
On horSC- l
bark, to be greeted with the 'with the Klamath country
au-!n!mal ky "tar"- 1,111 "et ! '
i0,lt lo Ket worlt nml ot It as aj Much Interest has been shown
cour-.Universal ranch rider, a cowboy.' in Ihe caravan which will visit
j extra. Alter a few years he'ili,. historic points lii the Lava
the last step, his wc-atern star' -
ring vehicles were put In a spe-jof
clnl class called Gibson specials.
tilbsnn s supporting cast in
cludes Sally Hand. Otis Harlan,
Frank Ileal, Kd Coxen, Duke It.
Lee, Pewee -Holmes, Black Hawk
ami Max - Aaher'
WEDNESDAY,
CITY
Ao tiull ! spending .a low
laays ill town from Ban Krauclsco
(attending lu business uutfera. .
: lf . .... .,,.,,,.. M,ana,i.
K j Kii.tnii ot iireen im
win. has arrived iu Klamath j
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cnala nt ,
Weill. Calif, hav arrived lu j
I Klamath Kalla and expent to
.make their (mine home here.
K. A. Rout of Berkeley. Calif ,
(rUnds.
)on VcMeh, who has been em
ntnved at Sha w-llert ram'a milt
Jurini; the summer inonths. has
aieepleU a position at the Shaw-
liertrnm logRins tamp.
Dorothy Tweddell Alnaley ar
rived yenterday by motor from
her home In San Franriaco aud
will rlalt iu Klamalh Falls tiutll
Ortoner.
Donald P. Ilause, who has been
"
i v. . . . . . t. 1. 1
arandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. II.
Kins o( Fort Klamalh. haa re
I turned to Sun Francisco.
Hnlph W. Leeler was a visitor
in the city yesterday from
Spraitue lllver. Mr. Leeler ar-
Hverl a ahort time ISO from Bail-
ta llosa and is now making his
, home at Spranue River,
I 1
M - nM.l Mr M J ICitnnlxr
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I
vi .i --.- ii ii i. ..ra o n ii i rm ijiitb in
i, 1.1 n n ,1 k-ti n .wini nnvi
' -
San Francisco, arrived yesurdsy ,
.Mr ann .lira p.iiwin i . i.Tie 11
in .mnn for I ha funeral orin"ltea wnn
I HI III I II 0 1. ...Ill I L 1H1..D i.
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Ultie lime to oo "mKU utrat
nijeht. The fire department was
CalifHI lO XV niTCnilUe BI KIJOUI
J. W. Bauer, and Dnvo nurl
ing. each charged with sale aud
possession of intoxicating llqnot
and witlt maintaining a nuisance
.,,1, r"- '"it?.".1
;e'ectea aistnci Geiegate tor tne ,
,rom- L,nkh.v.n l0 , bnaue,
m of wlar h0,e,
Mrs. Max Cumps. accompanied
4,v Miss Mildred Kaireev h,.r .Is.
ter, and p.dward Uauman, mo-
tored to Klamath Falls Sunday
from their home at Vreka, to get
Mux Camps, who spent last week
here visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. I,. Camps.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo Arliucklo.
who spent last week In Klamath
Falls, returned Sunday to their
home in Salem. Mr. Arhuckle Is
a member of the firm of Arbuc-
kle and King. Oregon reoresonta-
tives of the Brown Shoe com
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Watch Miss
Esther Venb and Bobby Veatch
'Ksther veatch motored on toi
j Portland, where she will visit,
'with (rienda and Mr. Veatch went I
to Astoria, where he will attend I
the HIks' convention.
Mrs. I.. Mayo of Snn Francisco,
sister-in-law of Mrs. 8. II. King
i iu.iiii.rr, a i.oa swsai
'high school teacher, and Mra. C
' k. Wailett of Ckiah, caul., a
! ""'0,. fY' "V ,';9
. turned to their homes in the
south after an enjoyable visit at
i tii0 King homo, while hero they
v,""ea t-rater i.ase ann expressed
tlmmunlvA. n, urnallv . l.nrm.,1
Beds,' Thursday, under the lead
ership of dipt. O. C. Applegate !
All who nlan to makn the trirt
1 art. asked lo meet at the corner'
tho First Natloral .bank'
(Thnrsdny morning at 8 o'clock. '
This trip Is being made this time
on Thursday Instead of Sunday ,
on account of the Labor Day cel
ebration and county fair being '
held this wnok-ond. j r i
AUCUST 20, 1928
BRIEFS
Mis Mary Tuylur hua returned
to her bom In Merrill alter
spcudlhg tho paal all weeka In
AUmke on a pleuaura trio.
Miss charllnn Wilaon, who haw
been employed lit llui Merrill lol
cphoue office, lri laat HuiiiUy lo
n't in u to her home in Mcdford.
Krod O'lieageti ot Portland i
! the i'l this week of Vlurant
Caaey of the Oregon Woolen
y l,,e ""s0" "00,r"
Wllaon S. Wiley left Monday
I (or Sun r'rnuflaco. where he will
attend the next week on a com
bined buaineaa and pleaauro vlait.
Krlenda of Mrs. T. 8. tlroon
lltiith l.lmlny) will be sorry to
hear that she Is still at her home
au((rlng frum a rather serious
illness.
Mr. Kntlly Claaer, well-knowu
Merrill resident, haa aold her
home there to A. I.. Ht-hmldt and
ha le(t for Scuttle lo muke her
(utnre home.
Mrs. Ida Jaeolty. Summer's
linc resident, haa returned Irom
a lew days' vlait In San Fratula
co. where her youuaeat son. Uud,
is runllncd lu a hoapiial.
Visitors In the K. K. K. atore
today are belna: creeled by newly
decorated walls aud cellinii aa
wen as a aeuerai rearrangement
1
of merchandise.
Miss Mattel Schlefcratein. who
recently underwent an oiicratlnu
(or the removal ot her tonalla.
will soon be able to he bark at
her work in Ihe First National
bank
i. ..( i ,,., , 'sod mprovement as more tuny "-u at earn eno ui tue
p ;!t ii , ?' , , ' Ishnwn on Ihe plans, specldra-1 line of th. contemplated Improve
Pocatello, Idaho, left the first o(I)on. .ni ,tmi, wllhlment. a nolle headed-"Nollro of
the week altera week spent vis-! ,n. police Judge In Hrhedulo 1.: Street Wurk," In letlera of not
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Inn... r Wal-ih Th..
alua nf Mra IV.UH
,,u 01 alslt
Friends ot .Mr. and Mrs. Otto
F. Nichols will be sorry to learn
that they have moved to Med
(ord, where they will make (heir
h,.m i vihu i. ..
'u' home. Mr. Nichols Is con.
stuge company
which operate between Klamath
Falls aud Mvdfprd.
Mr. Claude
Mcculloch of this
city left , Tuesday . mornliig for
Baker, 6r , by motor, where she
will visit fur aome time with
friends and relatives. On her re
turn to Klamuth Mra. McColloch
will be accompanied by her par
ents. Judge and Mrs. M. 1). Clif
ford, and they will upend several
days vlslllug in Portland and oth
er points along Ihe trip.
Freda M. Carmurh' (iled n di
vorce suit in the circuit court
yesterday agnlnat Harold K. Car-
niach on grouuds of cruel and In-
human treatment. The plaintiff ,
asked (or the custody n( tho
minor child and (M a mouth all
niony. 1). K. Van Vnctor is sltor
ney for the p lit I ill i ( r. Maude K
Owlngs filed a suit against W'll-
.m Xb(,rt 0wl , f( ,
tton. rinvjd K. Vandeliburg Is
attorney for the plaintiff. A
third suit was filed hy Harold AV.
Irwin against liorothy It. Irwin
for cruel and Inhuman treatment
and desertion. D. K. Van Vuctor
if. counsel for tlm plaintiff.
HEAR
Rev. J. N. Hoover
A noted ItuptlHt I'nstor autl
author lor 'iH years
Klamath Temple
THURSDAY NIGHT
on.
MUSSOLINI
And Is the world
preparing for the
Anti-Christ.
He wll also ileal with "The
Anieiirnn Association . for
the Advancement of Atlii
Ism" -Evolution and mod
ern theology.
Don't Fail To Hear
Thi Great Student of
Current Event
. Everyone Invited
IIKNOl.t'TION OF INTICNTItIN a dlatnnr of it " (not; i-nr,
ovor and ai-rima Miiin street and
Main at rout (riiiu Heeond street . along lh Una dividing l.ott i
In Klevcnth slroet and Klovunlh and 5 and II and IS. Mock t lo
street mini Main at root In Oak, point on tha uorlhwoslurly Uu
avenue, nf Klumath avenue; tlx
Tha ('Mr Knglnwr pursuant lo nnrthcnaierly ni'rna Klnnmlli
a reaoluiloii ol llm I'nniinnn ' avenue t a point on Ilia anntli
council homiororo adonlcd. Iinvina 1 iMaturlv Una it Klamalh avmiii'.
on tha lth dity of Juna. lOSH.janld polnl liolna Kino tiu'l Iriimji,,,! ,, It aiirilniatvil I1.OU0
(llrd iilnna, pvilllcnilona and
ttniatua nf tha roai or liniiniviim j; ihima outlu'li'n)r to ann
Mulu at root (rum Hwund atreat toiniroaa Wnlnul avntiun to a pi'lnt
Klnvunih atrmt aud Klovrnth nn tha nnrthwoatiirly Una n(
lnat (mm Main street to (ink I liloek 6. said point Iwlnit HIS M
avenne. and tha run ml I iinvina foot dlnianl Iniin the nnriiieaaiar
laken III plana aud anei Klruilnua ly Una u( Kluventh atroel: theme
umler ndvlaeinent and Itudini almiR a Una parallel with tha
sold plana, aperlltrtltltma aud ea-1 norlhenalerly Una ol Kleveulli
! tlmatea sultafaelory and aicord -
I lo the rranlullou ordering the
w,, hr,.iore
UK IT 11KUK11Y HRHOl.VK.n.
that said plana, apeclllraltuna und nn the eaaterly line of llloct
eatlinutea (or lite Improvement n( . 7, ssld pnlnt beliic II.!' fevl
said portions of aald alreeta byjdlataui alona said Una (nun
InatullliiR a llshllna ayatein thertj-, the aouthweatnrly line o( Klev
on, beluit the aHi'irU'atlniia and , enth street ; tnenra southwesterly
eatlnuitea nttai'hed to Ihn plana ! over aud ai rmis lllnrks 7, I and
(lied herein nu the 81ih dny n(3, Canal Addition to a point In
June. 19IS he. and the aauw ire I Ihe renter of the nlley lu Bio, k
hereliy approved. 1 40. Nli'hola Addition, said point
UK IT Kl UTIIKIt RKSOI.VKI). i luilna Mil feet distant from 111
that aald Improvement shall bo i southwesterly line of Kleveuth
known aa liihtlua Improvement a t reel: theme aouthweaterly
No. 1. alona a line parallel with the
HFJ IT Ft'nTIIKH nKSOI.VBD. IsonllHrtaierly line of Main atreet
that the Common Council hereby across Work 49. Nichols Add-!-declares
Its Intention to improve ""n and niocka 4. 5. SH 3..
said portions of anld atreela In I '"i. h," rlnal Town
accordance with said plans, ape-1 Addition In a point on tho norlh
eldcatlons and e.tlmates. Hulil ! lrly Hue of Second stree :
Improvement shall conit of Im J hence m tho norih,.aaterly
provlns Mnln street from Second i "n" of Second streel to the point
street to Klcventh atreet and u' l-lunlli.
Klovenlh street from Mnln street UK IT Ft'llTIIFIt ItKKOI.VF.D.
to Oak avenue by InatnillUK
thereon an ornamental street
lUshtlng system. Ini-ludliiK all ner
ieasary underRround conduits and
Ihe Installation of conductors
the erection of lamp snpporllne , as Ihe time aud place for hoar
standards and nil applluncea, ap-iln-t objections and remonatraurea
paratua, eiiulpment and IIk lit In k laaalnat said prHaed Imprnvo-
llxtures net-tiaaury and or lllcioeitt ,
to a romuletn avalem. ready fori
operation apd the maintenance
and operation of such system for
a period of ten (IU years, In-
eluding In anld nialnlennncn the
(urnlahlna of electrical eueray o(cial Newau.tir. and the City Kn
' suKl.lent power to properly aup -
I ply the anld system. Tho estl -
mated cost for the installation of
(or tho estimated cost for Ihe In- "'aa man one men In length and
stallntlon o( concrete posts sal sold nolle ahull roiiialn In leg
more fully shown by ssld schedule ;Ule rlnrsrlers. a ropy of th res
cn (lie with the Police Judge ., "lution of th Common Council,
23.d:u.OO: together with an ad-.Hie dnto of Us adoption and the
dltlnnnl oat of ISOID OU for ! KiiKlneer shall (II with th Po
tho inulntenamn and operation nf j Mr Judge an afddavlt ot Posting
th above lighting system for ten said -notices stating therein the
(10) years, all aa more fully I data, when and place where the
shown by Schedule I of the said j sumo have been posted, all aa
plans, specifications and esti
mates on (He with the police
Judgo, to which pinna, sncctllru
tlons and estimates relerence Is
hereby made far a moro purtlr-1 provement shnll In all respects be
nlar description of said system ; governed und follow Ihe pro
snid aatlniuto In ettlinr event to redure outlined In the city Char
Includa engineering, suiwrvlslon.l ter of th City nf Klamath
advertising, clerical ssslatnncel Foils, adopted on the luth day
and unforseen contingencies. jot March, IB 1.1. for the Improve-
BB IT FfRTIIEIl KKSOI.VF.D. ment of alreeta ,uj al,d
that Ihe property lying within the (or Issuing bonds upon said im
boundaries hereinafter described provement.
be, and the same Is hereby de-'Stnto o( Oregon,
dared to be benefitted by said I County of Klamath.
Improvement, to-wit: Icily of Klamalh Falls.
Beginning at a point on the I I. I,, (laghagen. Police
northeasterly line of Second I Judgo of the City of Klamath
street at th southwesterly cor-'Falls, Oregon, do hereby certify
ner of Lot 4, II lock 19;
.l. 1 1. .. HAFiK...i.rl. II.,. . . r
(second .creel a distance of ISO.oled by the Common Council a
fPet; thence on a Una piir.illel :
with the northwesterly line of
Main St. over and across Works
18. 17. 1. IS, 14. 13 o( the
Original Town Addition mid
Block 48, Nichols Addition ever
ann across r.ievenin atreet 10 a
of hlnrk 3. Canal Addition, wlili h
point la at right angles to and
231.3 leet from the northcnsterly
line of Rievcnth street; thence
southeasterly to a point on Iho
northwesterly lino of Mula street
snld point lining a distance of
253. foot from the northwester
ly corner of the intersection of
Mnln and Kleventh slreots;
thence southwesterly along 1 the
northwesterly lino ot Main street
OUR BOARDING
VOLI
OLI -fgi-LlMtS "Tre LAPS HOUJ UlS "TPIPa1V WE 2 PIPMY
5PEei-T OUR VACA-TiOci
OF" A Bl3 BAMKER EtSAP, .
WELL AMP t30OPr-BU-f "fr(E WAV
VcHJ SXA33ERATt;P -fdldGS,.
M WoRPVoU rlAP ME P0M5
UvyERV-Tr(IM3 BU"f TALL I M 3 oFP-filE
SAME HORSE VJlYf
OF WALES7c(;va1HILB I VsJoULPMf,
OF COURSE J
SAlP "THIAlSS1
a
tha nulhwimtcriy enrunr or innri,nlll
, atretd lo a point on Ihn wet aide
or ('ninmori lal aireol; Ihenre
ia..nth aimu aid Una lo and
aorOK Kleveulli atreet In a polol
' llial Monday. Ihe nun of Hcptem-
ber. l?:n, at the hour oi
o'clock p. in. at the Council
Chamber In Ihe City Hall nf
Klamath Falls, oreiim, be fixed
nient anil mo i-oix-n juaKO oi tue
City of Klamath Falla la hereby
directed to cause notice ol said
liearlna to he published for ten
101 cuusecullve puhllrutlnna In
tho Klamath News, the City tlltl-
iltlneer shall within flvo (61 days
Irom Ihe (Irst publication o( aald
i resolution rsue to be conapicu-
more fully set forth In Section
XS. Page 9S of the City Charter,
nn IT FUHTIIKR nKKOI.VKI).
tint the proceeding (or said im-
then'-oMnut in foregoing Is a duly en
m 1 1 .. .1 .,,,,H f ...... I ... i ........
Us regular meeting held on Mon-
day the 13lh duy of August.
19ZK, aud of the wholo of said
rcaolution.
Presented lo tho Mayor and
approved by him on this 13th day
of August, 192.,
T. B. WATTKK8,
Mayor.
LKM L. OAGIIAtlKN,
Police Judge.
10-t Aug. 18-2K Inc.
To read the Klamath Nows
day alter day Is to keop thor
oughly Informed on happenings
of Importance throughout the
world as wall aa In Klamath
Fulls and vicinity.
HOUSE
AS GLiZSTS
Ulti
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1.
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UP,
BUT VoU
-WEV MAV
POUfeT.'
- yo.i 'J AT A Bis SM
Ct&i SUMMER ) $
7,1 LOPcaE 2--f
tJASOKi IS
...
IM AH AU1FUL
ncta u. . nt. orr.
THE kLAMATn NEWS
r
IIICIKI. HOI, It, i
HAN FHA.Nt'UCO. Aug. IU. (A.
IM l.uul It, l.iirlo, Haii Kruii
clacu real estaln operator, today
vciitlod his reported purrhaa of
tin, Mnllnry ami Hnvrltii hotels
al I'urllauil, Ota. Ma daclluwl
lu mime Ilia ejuul pur lino price
jrhi'..'..i,ii..!iv.Tt,'.rT
' aoia ( bswwuii ivtaksjaui
Itching Torture
Use Zemo, 1 Ienllng Liquid
There l on snfedcpendalil treat
ment lir Ihe itching tia-turrtif Leas
ma. Tlie firt npiiluntitm of Zrmn
usually stuiM ill lilngnnd gives relief.
It will hrhi rid the skin u! Pimplea.
Knihca. 111. itches, lllcmnlics and
similar annoyin skin irnlatiuns.
You will lie siirpriwd luiw quickly
skin lioubUs will rcot;t UitliWcJcan.
nntlarptlC, siailliililt liquid. F.mv tn
apply al any linvc. 3.V. t. and $1 00.
FON SKIN IHRITATIONS
LISTE1
THROAT TABLETS
MOST people know tliit ahiolnta
antidote for pain, but are you careful
lo uy Bayer when you buy it f And
do you always give glance lo see
Haver on the box and the word
orsuinc printed in ml? It isn't the
genuine Bayer Aspirin without it) A
-
drugstore always has Bayer, with the
proven direction tucked in every box :
Sllr!ii
the trail ntnrk of
11.111 M .titif arliiie
af UuaotcctUacldaittr ol Sallellcaikl
By Ahern
SPEMP OL1R VACA-TfOAl
EUNE
AT A Bl3 BACKERS .
LOPc3E ?-Vf(rrJotJr IF
-Talk oAi -frC same;
SUB3fecf LOiVlO EAloUcaM,
BELIEVE i-f W5EF.'-"
Moul, IM ALL fiOMMEP
WAS WE IM A
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