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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14
SILVER METAL BREAKS
 SHARPLY: sPEcuLAToRs HII

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-S;lver sold al s1.3i12 on Tuesday and since has declined in price to a quotation 0. ;l2.,s an ounce. with very little bus .ness transacted.
 h London he metal was quoted on Tuesday al the unprecedentiy high price of .6 lence an ounce. but was quoted yesterday at 12 5-S pence. T rather preoip:tous drop Of 3 3-s pence bu, no; 10 be compared with the pyr1- e A-ic advance from 59 pence on No. ysmber Y to 76 pense an ounce on November a4.
 That rapid rise was partly dle to q squeeze o: shor;-sellers and the sub secaeat advance was attributed in par, D speculation in London.
 Exchange rates between here and Hong Kong and Shan ghai ais sIfer- ed sey ere break from the nigh pc mium a, which they have been pug,e ] for some lime past Whether th.s was the result of the decline in silver O. whether il helped to lower the price of silver is not yet determined.
 It is thought possible that silver may decline to sl.29 an ounce, bu; as no large supplies are visible and ao producing companies are iI q aIr-y to sell. there is no danger of aay large surplus accommodating.
 England has now decided to issue five sh,..:rs notes. which vi, ro: on,y obyiste he necessity O: issuing more si'ye:. except for shilling and six. pencss. but will also enabie her to gradually withdraw from circulation he arg silver coins.
 There is now abou: .3,"01,9' pounds worth of silver coinage !n circulation in Great Britain. CT About 2sg gooo.a0J ounces. and issuance cl aye-sh!Niug notes will probably re sa.t n me ultimate withdrawal from c.rcu-a.Ion oi these z5o.056,Jj ounces
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14
TRY 70 .EaENO =ornEa
 NccALEs ciTI SECRETARY

NoGA-Es. Ar,z. De- D. rhe No sa.-s ,..y ,lrsE h-s start" ao:ivi- .y e4 ;' -a tae apprehension D, W. '. sm.,A, fcuaer ely clerk, cAaresd wi;h e--'szz'smcat of }1r,c0O ci .As ;ys c.a.5. { rewa.d 'f S590 azs been es-v4 aed scr:..ioas of he .1G.v.sta' wanted o-o 5.,os seat
 ral b | e-ls [: ;he csrntry For some tim. prior 90 his departure, smith -.t mrcA e2s.aess .a .he sale 2f oi. stocks. plr,'cllarly q th- Bark Leader compa-. n wh.th . number If .-o.a.Gsa- Ar.a3aaBs wee listed. as 7Hce-s ,le hal been prominent
 --'1c-, and -'s-s .o'iJc,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14
HUNTERS WHO GET
 OUT BEFORE SuN-uP
 ARE VIOLATING LA

PHOENIX, Dec s.-Early worm hunters who leave their beds in the hours soon after midnight and get their guns into action before dawn were given warning that they were violating the law today by State Game Warden Joe Prcchaska.
 He called to their attention that the state law prohibits hunting be- fore one hour after sunrise and after one half hour from sunset. The game warden said he had received many complaints of violations of the law, such as the shooting of ducks before flight at sunrise. In various places throughout the state. Warden Pro chaska said he is having wild rice and celery planted in lakes to furnish food fer wild game.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14
ARIZONA GOOD .oAQs BODY TO
 MEET iN TUCSON JANUARY 70

TUCSON, Dec. 1o-The next az nual mee..Is of the Arizona Good Roads association will be he'd al TI : son. M1ndly. Jan. lj. commencing at 10 a. m. al inc Chamber of Com merce building.
 4 full and comp.e:e repres n'a. tion IS very earnestly desired, IL or. der that the sentiment of ths e4.iro state o. Arizona on the n.a;;er o: na:.onal anl s-a;e highway po-cies may be discussed and fully asce.;air ed. Delegates are 10 5e appointed CT the following basis:
 Glass l. Cities and counties ar" entitled to five delegates each.
 Class ? Crganiza;iols are ent.:i.l 70 two delegates.
 Glass 3. Individuals are entitled to be reTresea;ed ia person and have one vote
 4, ms meeting ,he delegates from ;he varicls counties wil elect ore director to represent ;he county on ire board cf directors for he ass.- ciation. and ,he board of directors will cleo; the officers .: he orsan.za- ton for next year.
 Ihe copa:y directors for ,A.s yea are as :o..o~s; Ga.,-v Becker re ressa-.2g A.-,hs c,an,y, Z. '. POW srs syp-ase- ing cocoa.a5 county J. J. Bowen. Ca-h.se; L. ' | aiy ,-..- Tank \ U=5s,-- 5.1aar. -t5rn-a @a-a.-Als', G-ssn,ee; |. 2 s.eati ier.ao.7; j. T Eo=sns zr- Non7y L 7. Ca-rcn. Nzva-o; ! Roas ad,. Pima N Y. Pres Pima. James l. siarrisoa, saa-a Cruz; ' y.e.e Yay4. i. J. [ Eiiy. Iana.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14
KILL ARIZONA CONVICT
 ATTEMPTING TO ESCAPE
 FROM STATE ROAD CAMP

PHOENiX, Dec. s.-One convict was killed and three escaped from a state road camp near Superior, Ariz., late Tuesday afternoon, according tc incomplete advices received today by State Engineer Thomas Maddock.
 One cf the escaped men was re- captured iater.
 The state engineer said his infor- mation, which was much delayed by washed out roads and communication lines. was that four men attacked the camp guards with stones. During the fight one of the guards fired. killing a convict The others made their es- cape. but were pursued. An inquest over the slain man was to be held at Sueprior today.
 The state, engineer was not in formed of the name of the convict who was killed nor of the others wao escaped.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14
ASSESSORS MEET AT
 YUMA COMES TO END

YUMA, Ar;z. Dec. 1l.--The Arizona
 assessors meeting officially closet yesterday nocn when the business to come up before the meeting was fin shed. In the afternoon the assessors and the members of ,he state tax com mission vho were in Yuma. .ook a lcng -,oma5i,e ride lasting all after -oon. Tn. party first vert ou, un he mesa and then down the mesa 10 Samertoa From Some1ton inc party vent down into the lower valley.
 Cn ,he way back 70 Nlna the 2arty ed ara.n a; s iaAr;on anu yis.;el lie s % Q: :. F. --:-,:ie;: After in srsc;ag tAe e2hib., /: ,l-m machi"- s-y ths ass sso,s were se-ced g,.h de- ioiaus punch by Mir E..i,t;.
 The assessors ar: me me,.hers q! :s;e ;ax commission .9lay attend :ae sale Of the Yum mesa lard a-t wae he sale is over they MI re,arn D their homes.
 They repor; that they have had a very successful meeting that ;hsv hare had a very good time and ;hai ,hey are r,easei to be ia Yuma the time of :he bis .and auction sale. The assessors and the state tax tomm;s- sioners were duly impressed win Yuma and the surrounding country and marvel!ed 3. the life -ri :he growth O. this community.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14
PAGE SEVEN
ATTORNEY cENErsL -C URGE
 ACTON cF F-Cc ~Cfi1EER

! FiIOENly. Zee II At, -rsy Gen eral R-i,ey r. Jc1cs said clay he was yre:ariHs e send 10 county attorneys throughout he state .tcC.r' iDstruC- tens ca how 70 proceed win r'0secI- tons of ?-of;Sers under the federal s;a:a.e as lecer:'y amended. rc said .be 'Estrlc;icrs wou-d contain de- t.lf3 list oi focd ard otbe, retessi ..es under the c1otemplatlr of the law and sould impress on county a. .c-aeys ma, all e;c'a.ors. under the an su4ei act. wor'l te tia''e 10 two years ..G.5..cn asn; CT s..lo fin. or ba:h fine and inpr'sonnent.
 The feed control ae;, recently .,-nl -esi .s sweeping in iis prosi- stcns. Attorney General Jonss ex- .laiag. l, embraces the following in .he l.e: Cf '7eces s.:.es": Fcod, feeds, rsear.-s apparel, ocnt.ifeIs f'narily 3s signed r ,1-zrGed for containing foods. leeds. wearing arpa,ci, fsrtiliz- CTS, fpe'. including fee! o,l ard natur- al gas and fertilizers aad .er,3izer in gredien;s. tools. u.s1sits, inplemen.s, machinery and equipment .eqrired f,r the a-:naI ..a 'ae,ica q !oods, leeds and fuel
 The amendment also p,e.eHts "ei,n- q locally e seae.4Hy hoari;os mon .; Ez'ag CT speci'a;i5s ic .ach ne ,e-si..es-
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14
TEJcN WcRkitG.

sal f-r,s -. nsn are TO: u aorE a. -se Tej-a nine iA GIes-,a. ca7,. ". Y. K.;,,.k. owner .. ;ae properties. ls szce1,5d 70 make -:.p D G,ee>an shorty after he frs: c. ;te year. ard hs viS:; .s :zGsn . mean ,h2: opera .oas on la-se- scale will b. started General M.a4 s=r J " Bernie o- :he Co2rz- 8s.,- r-. cries h-s moved ,o G.ees n t-1- N5-enci and dy1ni.= alnoa1cen.1 Of HAa: 'he company intends t5 d. .= -Apee.2d a5ol, January Is; The F. ported desl c. the C. & \. company Of B.sbee having pu-oAas-d ,he 1-5r- ei,:es $ believed ,o have been v.-a out foundation. since Mr. zr.e h.. decided 70 .a-ye 70 G.e-,.n a-l take acre charge himself.
 4 aam5s: os ,eas5rs a-= a; w5:e .n ne d.s.ric; while Th3s. cowa:. wao owns some promising silver. gold and copper properties. is aow. sr.79.-- , 10 he sme.;ers al Douglas, aayn -e gently ercoun;ered some sood o:s ! small force Of men $ being worked,
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14
F7ESEh TsTicN CF siLyER SERVICE NAY
 BE MADE SOON

TEoENIX. pec. 1n.- Plans for the presentation 5t ;as s1o. 60 silver ser vice ,o :ha Ba:-,eship hli.ona, before January l. are l.a beirs HrraeJ olG by Capt L. ". Mix. Of Nos i,s. In letter 10 tA- governor, Miz suggests tha. Sena,or Clara, the ,aE...t donc- :o ths fund. sh--.t ,s s-t,d b make the pTese- ,atica. ss a-sc suggests ;he name of C,e7eisaI Iodge anf J L. Douglas The selection CT a de!- esation D New York will 'a', to the discretion ot Nix, as l.Ialrmao Of the Arizona s:lyer service comni,tee.
 n h.s letter Mix expressed great s.-pr.za :hat the service had not lcey--,.-.y tsaA presented. lie mad4 -No al trips sss, t.i his .ureose, he say= tu: ss Iaab-e 8, carry out --s plans -s..s ;o var conditions. AS las; rescr- hs turned iae matter oyer tJ sela;cr Ashurst, .t seems, and supposed that the presentation had long ,.acs aesn made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14
VETERAN KILLS WIFE
 AND SEL. AFTER QUARREL.

PHOENIE. Dee 5.-?o,ioe at 7:25 o'clock this evening found Mr. aal Mrs jack skinner, kii.ei by slnshc; ~o1nts. lying in ;he.r room n he s5u;acas e,n part CT the city. Tie police were sa1.mcned oy te.-pa a5na. voice spying, come at once t5 .ool 3. corner c: Jackson and Seventh"
 Tby believed Skinner called. On her arrival. he had apparently jus. been killed His wife appeared % have been Gsad a .i:,le longer. TAs officers said indications were Il d; skinner lad killed his wife, called n, police and then. reload.ng h.s revolver killed himself. The woman had been shot six times. skinner had been 6 private in company M. l5sta infantry. n cevrseas service. Neighbors whom Mrs. Skinner had been visiting earlier in the evening said she had :old O. quarreling with her husband.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14
THEY FIND SAWS
IN COUNTY JAIL

PHOENIX, Dec. s.-Oncials of the sheriff's office here believed today on attempted Jail break had been frus- trated when Q search of cells in the county jail revea.ed several saws and a number Of knives among the prs. oners' effects. The jail was crowded with prisoners. Four were taken to the state prison a: Florence, includ. ing Ira Richards and J. w. Shelton, the aged homssteade-s who were sen. fenced to 20 and 10 years respectively cE conviction of murder in connection with the killing of Ustacio Espinosa, December 1st.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14
ARIZONA TO OPEN 5ICS
 ON ROAD PAVING WORK

PHOENIX Dec. s.--L.3s to. oo=- ss=.c'i9n ccntra::s on any or al O.. .he . road iaviHs projects .h-c -: D te disposed O: 5y .a= Ma-:-a,a coln'y higaway commission lEls- taa ,=-ms ot he s4ooo,asJ bond issue -.- cen;.y provided by the ;axpa-ers a.l be opened here at ?. sn.. January :, 1920. n the Commis.ic1 offices.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14
their homes
caLi=C7fIA ESTeo iN
 ASi1oNA, oovERNcR FINDS

PHOENIX, Dee. 7-- As far as hos pi:au.y is concerned. southern Cali f5rnia has the w-rld beaten. is the aeclara..,n of Governor caa. bell n hi. return from san Diego railroad celebration. From the moment we struch [! Ceairo. through ;o san Di- ego and is ea.e.;a7Nmen;. ;te rrc- sram. apparently spontaneous. :n re- ally nus; have been planned with :n- finite care.
 "Wha; liked especially was the keen interest shown in Arizona anf IS trade possibilities told tie rel- pie. and ,his will have to be made g;od, tAa. Arizona would have fine highway ready from Phoenix D yr- ] by the time California had finish : her road from Fl Centro 10 tte Co.'- rado river. Another thing I told ihe.l and it seemed 70 be pleasing, WAS -har in the Imperial valley really was standing on Arizona soil. Where there had been a great lase he CC,o. rado had dumped thousand cuo.o miles 0; earth torn from wha; now ,s the Grand Canyon of Arizona. ,h.s sam so;! now irrigated and made pc dUcriye by he waters O. :te Arizona s,ream"
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14
SENATOR MARK SMITH MAY
 INCLUDE DOUGLAS IN VISIT

DOUGLAS, Dec. I2.-Secretary W. P. Stuart, of the chamber of com. merce received a letter this morning from the office of Senator Mark A. Smith in Washington, bringing the news that Senator Smith had left the national capital for Fl Paso and that he hoped to be able 70 visit Arizona during his presence in the west.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14

4 further analysis of the figures shows that of the total resources Sal: River valley banks have 3I per cent and Phoenix banks 24 per cent, and that of the total deposits the Salt Riv- CT valley banks have 32 per cent and the Phoenix banks 25 per cent
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-14
ARIZONA BANKS
IN GOOD SHAPE

PHOENiN. Dec. ll.-The flourish ing condition cf Arizona banks $ revealed in a statement issued by ]. L. Boyce, state superintendent O. banks, based on reports from sta.e and national banks as at the close Of business. November 1ith. 1913 Ac- co.iing D the figures submitted Ari- z0na s-ate and natiola- DaIas have toitll resources amounting 10 more than s94,0Co.Gco on an investment of little over s9,OCO,OOo. In detail the statement shows:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-30
ilT.Sl

The (ily Engineer pursuant To re
,JIuuuL q. the cannon tuunc.I
-,.,tu,urv AUuptcd, having ON lAo
-, uuay ui May lJlg, Ili,a niHua, spr-
..lI,auons ana estimates OF the cost
Of improving l!iEn Streets from Nth
a,Ircl orat,I.y 10 list street, inClud-
,uE Intersections, and LIST, md, ith,
llE, utA. and tn streets from liisa
street s~uuthcrly to iinu street, m
GLIDING lntrrsoCtions, and the tOun-
ca having taken the same under ad-
EScuent ana finding the plans, spc-
CIIirattunS and estimates to be salts
factory.
nr IT HEREBY RESOLVED,
That the plans, specifications and es-
Inmates ior the improvement Of High
street from stu Street westerly to LIST
street. including intersections and
list, md. attn. ath, 9th, n 9TH SITS.
from High Street southcrly to Pine
street. InCluuing Intersections be,
and the same are hereby approved
and.
he IT FURTHER RESOLVED.
That the Common Council hereby de
clarcs it's intention to improve said
portions of High Street and LIST, End,
ith. 9th. 9th and eth Streets in nc
cordGncc with said plans. specified
tons and estimates. said improve
mont to consist OF paving said por-
tons OF said streets with oil maca-
dam pavement At an estimated cost,
including cement side walks, con
crete curbing and grading, of S53,-
7O7. 90; or concrete pavement at an
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-30
~ ASSESSMENT Roll, iDE
Ini iIirI;rl IMI\T on Pine
~IliErT WESTERLY tRDu BID
-. NO PAYNE ALLEY 10

THE Common Council u. the city
OF klamath Fails. Orrr.n. hayIn-
= "r'.inrd and Gr'rrn.u,d III.
H.upri'torJru nhar" rrr wu.ru rl,n
'.' uIrr or lot. h'pnN Hld acreage
property .Nlll hr '.H''. .ar l., np.r
90. .mprov.ur r.rr .'rrur 'rr,I .I..
..r.,' westerly To- j...u. N'|.. and
t"..n ...,F lu Main .'r".' nut hn'-
Ir. uu r'" 10th tuE Of .'r, l"'..
r'.I 10 the "'ny. o''hn mu'... Tu.,.
or said rIty O. statement 'horvrl.
which said statement BE- lnuwu =,
d..trHulrI 49, rhr .p"r"'Sru A.
slt&NENT ROLL. for such i'm
u"ruyeU"uis
NOTrCE IS UrU~uN GfvF>.
'hnt aafl Common Guunr'l di1 ny
resolution fix Moudoy IN" 9th GIy OF
Tune. lglH NJ the hour 81 y O'Clock
y AT m" Council Chamber In said
c''y. said date being n d1'" upon
wNirh = ocular meeting Of said
council win he hrld-as the time and
rlnrr for hearing and determining
ri objections to such assessment.
mud Thereafter. having hoard and de
'crmin"d such objection II any there
we N%'h ' 'll'll'N 'Nl'll VIII w Ntll
du'" nroc"cd to psscsS tho prODOr-
tinnrt" shnr" and part OF t"C cost %
MAXIM such imurov"ncnt ~ aCCorl-
nnc" with tho hcn"fit accrued us"n
"""h l"'. pnrt OF lot. h'N-k md 1Crn-
r"o Drop"rtv and nv ordinance d.
Glow" ouch prouOriiouata snn~"s ~ h.
s""cific liens against the r~"snectivo
lp's. narts ~ lots, hlOclC puh aero
o"" nroncrtios so d~ctcrUiuer 20 No
liohlo Tive owner or oNrar, -
OFT" Table for the nronortiOnIte
cost ~ such improvcnCnt are lie'"-
hv r"fcr-nd 10 such ase"sSmc"t roll
on ~" with tho Police judo" f0r do
'oi'"l Information as To such assess
mCnt.
The boundaries within which the
r~on"rtv lies thnt has hoen deter
,niund 10 be benefited AVID 10 he as
"0rgnd Gov S""N cost. II III 'h0t prov
criv wing "diaccnt to IN" said
sir"ots rs far Nc tho n-OnOS"N i'm
"-0"ow"rt extends ,horc"n. n"d NN-
,e"diur back r-1m the sido lires ~
eoid s,reots and n'iev to the coNtcr Of
N" respective blocks SO lying adj
jac""t.
Witness nv hand and ~" seal ~
said CITY this Roth Ia" ~ Nnv r"1N,
4. l., LEAVITT. Police Judge,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS

AUTOMOBILE - II looking for n
good used car come and = us.
Nole. Chalmers. Dodge and Others
Klamath Stage Garage. 9th ut. 26-6'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-30

WANTED-To buy 4 head OF first
class work horses or mules; mus,
be sound and true. Phone ilFil or
call at Edgewood ranch, north end
swan valley. RAIN. 30-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-30

me great popularity Of the Travel
trs Low COST Guaranteed life pol.
""s " reflected In tho fact That dur.
"s '"is this progressive company Is
N.Y. more than S3ij, 100000 Of new
nh No. business. Ash thilcoIc Il Smith
"'o"' the NEW 1910 policies. 9-tr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-30

ONE HUNDRED HEAD work horses
and mules for hire. Sims n Err
nest, Malin. Ore. elmo
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-30

SUMMER PASTURE for $50 head
cattle on Miller Island, at 500
yer head per month. CAN j. ID.
Hooper. 27-Ats
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-30

WANTED For Klamath Falls and
surrounding country, man or wo-
man with some H-iling ability, all or
part time. Experience In fire or III"
insurai c", magazine or newspaper
subscriptions. or other agency work
might b. an advantage but IL not re-
CURED. Must he thoroughly alive.
enthusiastic. persistent and honest.
Such person can have n permanent
connection with the largest company
Of It's kind In the West. state in full
your qualifications. II. II. wilcox.
Bend, Oregon. 2I-it
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-30

W VI i'NN VT rfNt
ST. AND CRESCENT AVE. At
1. :. IRHiGAT'DN CANAL AND
INTERSECTIONS
The Common Council OF the City
OF klamath Falls, Oregon. having
ascertained and determined the
prOpOrtionate share for which each
lot. part OF lot. block and acreage
property shall be liable for the cost
~ improving Crescent venue from
/. :. Irrigation Canal to Candy st;
Candy Street from Crescent avenue
20 East street. and East street from
"qnhv street 10 intersections Of kHst
St. and Crescent avenue AT L. :. lr-
riration Canal. and intersections:
and having on the ?6th dav of Nav
19lS. filed in the office OF the Pol
too lndrc of said city p statement
thereof, which said statement is
known and DESIGNATED as the PRO
POSED ASSESSMENT ROLL" for
such mnrovemert.
NOTICE is HERFRY GIVEN. that
said Common Council did by resolu-
ton fix Monday. the 9th dav Of June.
!0lQ. AZ the hour Of 8 O'Clock y. NJ.
at the Council Chamber in said CITY
said date being n date unon which
a regular meeting OF said council
win he held-as the time and Mace
for hearing and determining all oh
iactions to such assessment, and
thereafter. having heard and deter
mined such objections, IL any there
be, said Common Council will, on
said date. proceed to assess the pro-
p%ortionate share and part Of the cost
of making such improvement in ac-
cordance with the benefit accruing
upon each lot, part of lot, block and
property, and by ordinance
declare such proportionate shares to
be specific liens against the respec-
tive lots, parts of lots, blocks and
acreage properties so determined to
be liable. The owner or of
property liable for the proportionate
cost OF such improvement are here
by referred to such assessment roll
file with the Police Judge for de-
tailed information as to such assess
ment.
The boundaries within which the
property lies that has been deter
mined to be benefited and to be as
for such cost, is all the prop
erty lying adjacent to the said
as far as the proposed i'm
provement extends thereon, and ex-
tending back from the side lines of
said streets to the center of the re-
spective blocks so lying adjacent.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said city this 3Oth day OF May, 1919.
a. l., LEAVlTT, Police Judge,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-30

FOR sNI.r, st 30 rrrg.flro. $500
Concord r'arur Piano. practically
new. l~.lea.r.Hu Walnut case. must
b, sold 40 Two vrr'a Rs am leaving
tow. t.nnA runil selection OF rec
urda lnHu.rr W \ Naatru, %,
uppa jewellery store l9f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-30

NOTICE OF FILING tF FROPOS-
~ ASSESSMENT ROLL, FOR
THE IMPROVEMENT or Cries
CENT AVE. FROM L. =. IHI:IGA-
TIpN CANAL To Ct>BN
ST: CANDY STREET FROM
CRESCENT AVE. 10 EAST ST.
AND EAST ST. FROM CANBS
~ INTERSECTIONS OF EAST
ST. AND CRESCENT AVE. At
[. :. IRRiGAT'DN CANAL AND
INTERSECTIONS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-30

NOTICE OF FILING OF pROPOS-
EU ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR
THE IMPROVEMENT OF PINE
EIGHTH STREET.. AND FOURTH
:" SEVENTH ST, INCLUDED,
NORTH FROM MAIN STREET TO
PINE STREET
The Common Council OF the City
of Klamath Falls, Oregan, having
ascertained and determined the pro-
portionate share for which each
lot. part OF lot, block and acreage
property shall he liable for the cost
OF improving Pine Street from 3rd
Street easterly to Sth Street and 4th,
eth, 9Th, and 18th Streets from Pine
Street southerly to Main Street, in
Guiding intersections; and having on
the 26th day of May 1919 filed in
the office of the Police Judge of said
city n statement thereof, which said
as the PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
ROLL" for such Improvement;
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that said Common Council did by
resolution fix Monday. the 9th day Of
June, 1919 ut the hour Of 8 o'clock
PM. at tho Council Chamber in said
city-said date being a date upon
which n regular meeting of said
council will be held-as the time and
place for hearing and determining
all objections to such assessment,
md thereafter, having heard and de-
tcrmined such objections, II any
there he, said Common Council will
on said date proceed 10 assess the
proportionate share and part Of the
cost of making such Improvement in
accordance with the benefit accrued
upon each lot, part of lot blk a acre
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-30

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The Little River news., 1919-07-02
PRESIDENT WILSON IS
 ON HIS WAY TO THE J. 5.
Embarks on George Washington Sun day and Sailed for the United
 States Again.

Brest, June 29.-President Wilson, the treaty with Germany signed, sail ed from Brest today on his return to the United States The U. s. s. Geo Washington carrying the presidential party steamed from the harbor at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
 The departure of the president from France caused little excitiment in this port. There was Os..y distance of 50 feet from where his special train stopped to where a motor launch was waiting to convey him to the George Washington There was little cheer ing and applause from the several thousands who gathered at the en- barkation pier A procession of Soc ialists. singing the 'Internationale, :" debounched from the Rue Siam as the president walked across the pier. The president waived his silk hat to the pGraders.