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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Man
Designs New
Truck Body

II. J. Nelson. now manager Of the
retail truck department Of Frank
Waterhouso a Co. and who has a
wide acquaintance among Seattle mo
florists thru his connection OF many
years duration with tho Goodrich
Rubber Co. has designed q combina,
ton body Of a revolutionary type for
hauling.
Mr.. Nelson deserted the tire bust
ness 10 form a connection with the
wa,erhouse company on March I Of
this year. and since that time has
made thoro study OF tho truck bust
ness. both from n manufacturer
and customers standpoint lie I'm.
rnediately saw tho necessity Of q
body which could b. used for comb.
nation hauling. and after several
months work brought out . body
which has been named tho Vulcan
combination. Tho idea In mind was
TO build n body which could be used
by fuel dealers. who might wish to
use y truck for double purpose.
namely. tho hauling Of either wood
or coal. The bodies designed by Mr..
Nelson are being placed on Vulcan
trucks. built by shc Vulcan Manu-
featuring Co. OF this city. and pat
ents have been applied for. and this
body probably will como into univcr-
sal use on all makes Of trucks. The
first body was delivered 10 Jack St
Marie. coal and wood dealer Of this
city. II In OF sscei construction
Combination convertible wood and
coal body 10 designed that you can
empty coal from the sides or this
rear. also equipped with hydraulic
hoist for dump loads. The rcar door
can either be ratscd or lowered. do
pending entirely on tho nature OF the
load. whether you wish 20 dump II OF
shovel ~ off
This new type OF body permits a.
discharge OF load Of coal on four
minutes. actual time. from the time
you throw the hoist into gear until
the b1r.v II back on the frame OF the
trucs As against the old procedure.
where the coal and wood dealer war
compelled 70 use two bodies. one coal
body and ono wood body. and 20 keep
switching these bodies back and forth
on his truck. depending upon the
time OF year. this body will save any
dealer. in the course OF n years time.
enough time no that he viii double
tho service received from his truck
The cost OF this body u very much
less than tho previous cost OF the
two bodies which were necessary In
the same kind OF work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
West Scores
Again With
New Truck

The completion of a new $3.50 900
one mile board track speedway at
Fresno. Cal. brings the third great
race track TO the West. equaling the
number Of specdways in the East.
The new speedway will be dcdicat-
ed today. with n 200-mIlc race. on
which all important racing drivers OF
tho country viii participate. Two
major races are guaranteed at Fres-
no each year. the "Tsaisin day. cias-
sic. on April 30. and n 2oomile event
on the closing day OF the Fresno fair.
When the Goodyear Trio and Rub
Der Co.. OF California, bought tho ~.
cot Park race track. at Los Angels.
and announced that II would be a..
mantled to make way for 500 homes
for Goodyear employees. racing nen
were fearful that winter racing IN
the West might be discontinued. But
the erection OF new speedway at
Beverly Hills last winter and the
new track at Fresno have dispeiied
this fear. Racing drivers arc now
planning to spend the entire winter
on the Coast, many OF them bringing
their families with them.
With tracks in each end Of the
country. at Los Angeles, Tacoma,
Fresno. Indianapolis. Cincinnati and
Uniontown. all-ycar-'round racing In
possible. with the California tracks
furnishing the center OF winter rae
ing activities.
The new course nj Fresno In locat-
ed on the old dirt track at the fair
grounds. and Is thanked on, one side
by the old grand stands. from which
thousands OF shouting racing fans
have cheercd their favorite horses
and Jockeys In former days About
800 feet Of new blcachers have been
added.
1t is modelled after the new speed.
way at Beverly Hills. which. since
the disnantling of the Shecpshead
Bay speedway. Is the fastest In the
United states. The surface In corn.
posed OF two-by.three boards placed
on edge. The course is but quarter
mile shorter than the Beverly Hills
track, and will permit a speed of bet
ter than 100 miles per hour with
safety.
All of the raco courses on the
Coast arc OF board construction, al.
lowing development of the speed OF
the various racing cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

D&6llE7Tf
PREPARED ny SAMUEL .. MUMus
GRAVEL Roads

y 49, AAHsAS - HA1 y kk ..
GRAVEL ROADS
Esss-Dss Mstne~-Good
De- Mssse.-rarsma HisAiias-RsusA %
King county iinal
R<ntsa- Rssssa Ssset1sa--0oeA
Rewsos- Mspie vsiiey---cIosed 70 Cedar
Mountain. resradsng. To reach Maple
Valley. 90 By vay Of fssaquah and
Hobart or via swan Lake Pine Line
Mspss valley -nsaek D4asnssA--vsir
Krat- Magic valiey-Parsiy closed ReaT
Kent; neg construction. good desour.
Wesdin vifle- Duvaii--Good
Duvnli-Fai Ctty--good
Redmssd- Fall Cfty-Good-
Hedmssd- a. iiyveed-ciosed m paving
No tsa -1ssnquah--Ssv concrete pave
m~nt. sh miles from Renton. open
Isssquah- Fall City-Nesth Bend--Good
lssaa aAh- sedmesa-viA Lake sAmmsm-
tsh--<sood
Newport Iaa4snh--oeo
R2RtSn- Betisvne--Good. new rad BE-
tween Bellevue and Newport nov open
Enumrlaw- Frnnhiin Two miles al
Enumcisv being paved Fair dsfour.
road now open beyond Auburn to point
miles east Good gravel beyond
Also good via Zoos creek
sunset Hishwsy--fEa<t Of North Bend
GOOD 70 summit except first four
miles east Of North Bend
Cascade seeuic Hlghway-opsn FROM In
dsx to skykomish. fair condition.
ALL PAVED ROADS IN GOOD
CONDITION
SEATTLE Rea60a - Via Rainier Valley -
Good.
vashsa Island - The seatfie-vss m on
Heights ferry discontinued. The Des
Moines- Portage ferry II In operation.
Road from vashon Heights south
closed for paving. Other roads on
island. good
R1utDo- Rent-(East sidsJ-Nev con-
crete pavement open for travel. Con-
tinuous concrete road from Renton to
Auburn.
BRIDGES UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Novelty bridge Over snoauaimis -
Closed; no passing. rse Duvnii bridge
Iee uin Bridge--Cver Green river, near
Auburn-~rse care In passing.
Oriilia Brsdge--Over White river--r1osed. .
no passing New bridge building.
For further information regarding King
county roads call Main 5000. local 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

able with their feet hugxing the en-.
sine. no matter what the trmpcra.
turo be outside.
But the passenger bshind these
two have To shiver thru the whole
1de because their feet are cold or
course. there have bean inventions of
all sorts looking 70 the comfort Of
tho persons In back. electric foot.
pads. steam-heatcd cushions. and no
on. But something seemed 90 be
wrong with them. because they arr
not popularity used
A new genius comes 10 the forc
with a different invention--onc which
he believes win become popular from
tho start II makes uss Of the ex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

me steam auto. precursor of the
GAaolfne car. seems destined to come
quickly to the fore again
U.xed on by the automotive fuel
Droblcm. inventors and mechanicians
turnout the United States arc work.
ingeRo overcome the fcw rrmaiuing
defects which have retarded steam
car advance
Automobile engineers here nay
Shat unless some immediate solution
= found for impending fuel short
age. tho gasoline car has about
reached the limit OF its development
'@Steam" II becoming the slogan.
Tor the steam car can use for fuel
practically any fluid that makes a
0nmA Crude OIL unavailable for
gasoline. can bc used Equally good
- kerosene dlstillatA or mued
fluids.
And manufacturers OF the steam
car are announcing that. by using
= new metal. indestructible under
the strongest heat. they have over
come the final serious defect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
One Car for Every
Sixteen in the u. s,

Automobile registration figures for
1890 Indicate that there IL ono car
rolling for every 10 people In the
United States. This In far In ad.
vance Of the showing for England.
tho mos, extensive user OF cars in
Europe. which has only one car for
every 80 persons. II. G. Stoddard.
siatisucian for tho Goodyear Tire a
Rubber Company OF California. has
discovered . surprisingly encourag'
ing condition in the III western states
Of Arizona. California. Idaho. Mon.
tana, Nevada. New Mexico. Oregon.
Utah. Washington and Wyoming.
which embraces the sales territory OF
tho western Goodyear. This com.
bined ARIA OF million and n quarter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

square miles has one car for every
II pcrsons--fivc better than the
average for the rest Of the country.
But the real surprise 10 found in
tho registration OF California. Oregon
and Washington. This coast region
has the best per capita showing OF
cars OF any section In tho Unitcd
States. having a car for every nine
persons on the Pacific Coast OF the
individual states Ohio ranks first
with a car TO every eos persons and
Mississippi last with ono for every
so.o7 OF population But aitho Mis-.
slssippi's registration In the lowest
in per capita In the Union. II IN still
twice M high as tho showing made
by England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
OHIO TAKES LEAD
FROM NEW YORK

Ohio has taken the iead from New
York In tho number OF motor vchi.
cics registered up to July /. In the
year presiding this date the state
gained io:.i7t vehicles. which In.
creased It's registration TO SCI. 900.
New York dropped to fourth In the
list. with registration Of about sss..
cover the mufflcr when Il In used M
. heater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

you do not yourself speak him that
Angiais. me cheri. Maybe soon
sometimes Jeanne and Edourd will
learn him together. QUIZ"
And with that she's gond
Oh. boy,l!i
Joe. try and tie that one. hey7
Can you imagine . crack like that7
can't speak tho English--and !
was born on Second Avenue!
No matter what Jeanne does
will have 10 stand for H. Joe, be-
cause am as crazy over her now
as was when I first flashed her
in that France place. and n you ever
seen her you would also SEQ what
boob ! would be to let her get
away from me.
Joe. wouldn't II b. n terrible thing
IL after all have went thru would
wind up by losin' my wife7 Even
tho money ! would no doubt save
would fail 70 make IL up. Joe. and
anyways ia only probably spend It
on somethin' else. hey?
Yours truly.
ED. HARMON. "a broken-heart-
Cd husband. which has got TO pitch
just the same)
SpeodIn' Over tho Rails
DEAR JOE:
Well. Joe. II II 70 long since
wrote you l guess you have got
the idea ! have went TO work and
committed suicide. and Il would DO
no wonder II did the way things
has been breakin' for me OF late.
hurled seven games on this first
trip west and hurled three Of them
away. but we did ourselves q iotta
good altogether and II you amt too
tight 10 buy q newspaper you can
see we are stfll ieadin' the league.
In spite Of the fact that I feel !
am gettin' 10 be \ old man on &C.
count Of family troubles and the
like. I win q game yesterday just
before we started for homo. shuttin'
out the Cubs 9 to o. Everywhcres
I 20 I am give quite a reception. and
why not. but that don't lift the ter
ribly strain ! am under on account
Of suddenly becomin' unhappily mar.
ried out Of the clear sky.
have only had two letters from
Jeanne since I left. Joe. and neither
Of them would cause no jury TO bend
forward 10 listen ! don't know how
she'll be when get back or even II
she'll be there at all. and where's
my baby and etc tel you. Joe.
am near the brink Of . ravfn'
maniac. ! would like 10 get an them
friends Of Jeanne's which dragged
US apart into one big room and muir.
der 'cm all and be done with Il!
viii tell you about that there
banquet which Jeanne give before
! left and which wound up In IN
havtn' prob'ly the first real scrap
since We been wed II was . peach
whilst II lasted. Joe. and I'll tell the
world both OF us covered the situa-
ton pretty thoroiy whilst We was At
IL.
Wen, I get into this here evenin's
dress and etc. and IL do say II
myself. Joe. am = knockout In one
Of them hcadwaiter's uncyforms.
bcin' built like q model for them
collar ads In the subway and check
in UP at 6 n. In. not countin' my
hat and upplin' the scales at ga. all
bono and muscle with little II any
fat
Joe. Il was . tough night for ma
They was . lot Of DANES como In.
many Of which 10 boss good lockers
and al Of which was dressed to
thrill, but the male delegation al
looked d me like conscientious Oh
jcctors and Glass v In the draft
get introduced all around TO lot Of
Brown-smiths and J. Elderberry
Winston-S uccotash or wosds to that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
GAS PROBLEM BRINGS STEAM AUTO TO FORE

effect; whilst I hated The wbe1o ~
OF EN-. they want NJ QuoD3o0
about EN- all bein' clam.
Joe. Ioathe them birds. but -
gotta give II to EN-! They ept Z -
tain someehin' about EN- 49,
makes . guy like me feel NE =
waiter whether he wants - - ~.
The way them DANES 1yB thsy -
charmed TO meet me and tbo ~
them male bodyguards o. 8ba1SD ~
cigarct, for the exnmpIaL mo1o -
feel ! was shy Of someth1n,s ~
what Il was didn't know. a. e
which only infur5ates me IL u1Ggu1
They all claims they had henG1 -
about me and what an ! 0oou' ~
and the ladies' call me '1lout0nnn1~
and the males beings -Old mann1ns
me 20 death.
Joe. am used to bs1n 49, ~
fuss over and bein' Z hunD0 49,
IKE II. but them birds N G1ru
the idea they was Interested - m&
the same way they would b - 49,
wildly animal at the 800 - ~ -
lady at the circus- didn't foo1 49,
and when ! says I'm playfn' 49,
ball for . Twin and my natu1o1
quick ear catches = coup1a -
from some of them dameo-Wu11, - a
1t didn't make me feel ~ bot1GB. An
Joe, the dinner passes off W1t1DUE
no bIoodshed. tho ! managed = G1M
q oyster cocktail over I dnmo nG&
to me. but couldn't help q "a -
count Of bein' both angry -
nervous and II the guy which heunG
the dame In had opened his DGuoA
I was all set 70 let him hsvo 4 ~
the chin. Then. Joe. IL lnnG0u
commences Joe. I dance IL nnn1uS
way . asmiess guy en- p1av o1DoE
fiddle. 70 ! get sandwiched II - ~
sofa between . couple q 1nno
which only wants 70 know ~ I ~
the war vicious or not an hGv
many Germans did I I'm u 0uE
day.
In the meanwhile tbsy = 60 r
them ladies' men dancin' wuu
with Jeanne and Joa. III Gu
grabbed every dance and ~ Unu3
goin' 20 well that the rose - -
stopped 70 watch Il Whn = -
dame next to me sAy4 sYouf0 ta1uns
they was made for eanh 0ehogG
speakin' Of Jeanne ana thio a1nnus ~
had reached the last straWD - ~
Jumped of the soeA ana shme g
the music Joe. every 80 = ~
place was on me, and e - 49,
a. embasrasMn' ~ waIldn - y7l1nt
Avenue in py5amas, but I hsSD -
In light holes befora In H. uo1tD
Of the deadly silence ana = ftuum
from Jeanne which would g 49,
= guy which hadn't ben = 60
Liver. says in = calmly vo1coe "
Let's an shoot crapsr e u -
time producin' . pair 6 bonw 1u
my pocket III
Joa. for . minute ny = - q
word and then Jeanne hugAo 11n1o4<
nervous and skips over anA ewun -
tho music again. and ! cnHeh = 60
eycin' me thru . pair q glanDoo 49,
cane on the end ana I IN o.
whole thing up and bsnx 4 - Glr
corner. leavin' the party nat - lIr
back!
(Coufanpe5 In On M1xA -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Inventors Rapidly
Overcoming Former
Defects, 1t Is Said

Steam has always been considered
tho ideal automobile power. Unlike
tho gasoline car. which carries only
n constant load. the steam car can
handle with case variable load
Making only oil piston movements
per minute at 90 miles an hour. IA
compared To $4,000 for an eight-cyl.
inder gasoline car. II IL simple In
operation. II has no ignition trou.
bies. no clutch. no gears or transmits.
sion. ana has now reached poin,
where. with competent handling, q,
gives less trouble than the gasoline
machine.
Up to the present the only prac-
ucabie steam car on tho market
has been In tn hands OF ono fam
ny In New England, tho stanieys.
Controlling IN ths basic patents
tho Stanicys have stcadfastiy refused
To manufacture moro than 1000 carr
year. Tho result In that today there
are less than 1000 steam automo-
bilcs running In tho United States.
RESTRICTIONS
OFF
But now the stanieys have been
prevailed upon to allow tho use OF
their patents by other compa mics
under royalties and several manufac-
turers are planning 10 push the
steam car.
II In expected that within . year
there win be at least six steamers In
the market. all based upon th< same
patents.
With their f1cxfbflity. enormous
tractive power. and low. cheap fuel
consumption. II Ia predicted shortly
TO outseii the gasoline machine.
II has been perfected to tho point
where 20 miles per gallon OF kcro-
sene Is possible with . water con.
sumption OF so miles per gallon. The
car u also said now to be able 10
raise steam from . cold boiler In less
than ono minute with no manual ex.
pcricncc except closing an electric
switch
Is FASTEST
AUTO
1t h ven known that the steam
car. even IN its present stage OF de-
vciopment Is 10 fast IL, II IN barred
In races. Only once. In 1905. has the
steam car been driven At fun speed.
Tho first mile was covered In Is sec.
onds and tho car then left tho road.
hurtled Into tho air. and killed the
driver.
New steam driven carr TO BE- placed
on the market shortly win probably
sell for ore-third lcss than the car
now being manufactured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
NEW SERVICE STATIONS
ADJUST BRAKES FHEE

Service stations are spr1nG1n9 -
thru the country. specia1i11nG = -
adjustment Of brakes. No chnRUo ~
made II. on inspection. ~ bga1nnD
are found In good condition HI ~
labor charge y pla0sd q tl0A1au
ing and adjusting them. an1. : ~
new brake lining b needed 60 -
that ID added
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Plan toKeep
Feet Warm
This Winter

Motoring In winter has rarely been
q cheerful pAstims To those sitting
In the tonneau- Tho driver and the
pernpn at his side Ind II comfort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY


(Continund from our last tusue.)
80 far. Joe. I have failed to set
tho lake on fire at either Of my
new jobs. managed to sell Shorty
Smith a catehers glove and the ut
tie fathead didn't pay me for II and
the next dry he gets traded To the
Cubs and took the mift with him.
That amt bad enough. but. Joe.
put in five hours at this trick
Newspaper writin' thing, getfin' to-
gether real dope from the inside. II
was good stuff II do say IL myself.
Joe. and 1000 times better than the
hop them reporters writes. which
what do they know about bascballsg
II was all about how I faet certain
that the game OF basebails was sure
TO catch on with the American pub
lie and be = success II given time
and Mac was maxim n big mistake
by not doublin' my salary before
was grabbed By some more sensible
club and could pitch rings around
Ernie Shore any day OF the week.
not oountin' Sundays and expect
TO have one Of my biggest years
and where does them landlord gyps
get off TO raise the poor mans rent
ana etc and etc Altogether they
was tn pages Of II. Joe. all hot
stuff Well. they throwed away
three-Quarters Of II and says Il WAS
pretty punk but they would try and
fix Il up and get a reporter to write
haVwrffAR "a =
do Ia sign H. guess I amt cut
out 10 b no arthur. ~. Joey-
Joe. Jeanne In already goin' 10
columbia's University 20 learn Eng
lish and payiw' them birds . high
price and only yesterday she went
to do some bridge whist.n' At the
Waldorf with the Higher Thought
Cult whatever that In A. far a.
that goes. Joe. ] am not exactiy
igrnnI but don't even know what
bridge whistin' is--it sounds phoney
TO me. ] have showed Jeanne every
bridge In New York and IL they got
ono at the Waldorf. they must Of
put II up whilst was away.
Jos. tho other day was an ct
to take her and tho baby to the
circus on account Of the rain pre-
ventin' me from workin'. when
what does Jeanne do but blow into
tho room All dressed up and ready
to set sail for somcwhercs.
Just = minuter- I says. Get my
baby ready for the street. am
gonna treat the both Of you to the
circus"
Joe. she gives . little g1ggie-as
much a. to say Where dye get that
stuff"
But no. Edouard:- she says
Jeanne must then 10 70 the ecole
for her Anelais lesson. That cirque
he can wait nest CO pasY"
Forget about that goin' 70 col
lego TO learn Engiiah." says.
Were BLOWN dough M Il 10 like
the Rockefeller foundation was
kccpin' IN. Why can't learn you
the English language ~ well a.
them college guys. hey?-
AIR shc smiles at me but then
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-20
EAT LESS MEAT
|F BACK HURTS
Take . GLASS Of Ralts IN Flesh Kid.
ncys u bladder bOthcrs

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble In some
form or other. says q wcil-known
authority. because the uric acid In
meat cxcitcS the kidneys, they be-
come ovcrworkcd; get sluggish clog
up ana cause all sorts Of distress.
particularly bnckache and misery In
the kidney region: rheumatic
twinges. severe headaches. acid stom-
ach. constipation. torpid liver. sleep
l"ssness. bladder and urinary irrita-
tion.
Tho moment your back hurts or
h.dneys aren't acting right. or "
bladder bothers you. get about four
ounces OF Jsd Salts from any good
pharmacy; take = tablespoonful In
y glass OF water before breakfast
for . few days and your Kidneys
will thcn act nne. This famous salts
II made from tho acid OF grapes and
lemon juice. combined with iithia.
and has been used for generations 20
nush cloksed Kidneys and stimulate
them 10 normal activity: aho 10 neu-
tralize the acids In the urine no II
no longer irritates. thus ending
bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes delightful cfYcrvcsccnt lith-
in.watcr drink which millions of
men and women take now and then
to Keep tn. Kidneys and urinary or
gnhn clean. thus avoiding serious
kidney diseases.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-20

In the County Court Of tho State
OF Oregon. for the County OF Kiam.
ath.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Levi
r. Willis. deceased.
Notice In hereby given that the
undersigned on the 2lst day Of June,
1920. filed In the above entitled
Court and matter her final account,
and that Saturday, tho 2tth day OF
July, 1890. nt 2 o'clock p. m. In the
courtroom OF ths above entitled court
has been fixed ns the time and place
where the court will hear objectio IONS
thereto and Scttle the same. and mp
prove or reject said account.
Dated this 2ist day OF June, 1920
LAURA A. WILLIS.
Sdministrntrix Of said Estate.
Juns 22.29.6-l3-20
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-20
NOTICE

Notice II hereby given that sealed
proposals viii be received by IN.
Board Of Supervisors OF the Klamat'
Drainage District q klamath County
Oregon. for the construction OF the
works for the reclamation OF the
lands within the boundaries Of said
District according to the plans and
specifications approved by the Board
Of Supervisors md which are now on
file al the fficc Of the Engineer o'
the District who In AIR. Don J Zum.
walt ~ No. III s. Fourth Street
klamath Falls. Oregon,
Said proposals will he received up
"a the hour OF two o'clock In the aft {.
ernoon OF the lith day OF August.
A, ID. 1920. nj the office OF the under
signed In the Court House In the CIT,
OF klamath Falls. Oregon.
Proposals are desired on q cash
basis and also on u basis of accept.
ance OF the Bonds OF said District at
par.
The Board OF Supervisors reserve
the right To reject any or all bids not
satisfactory to the Board OF Super.
visors.
Tho successful bidder will be re.
Quircd to deposit u satisfactory bond
IN the amount Of twenty-five per cen,
OF the Contract price conditioned that
he or they win complete the said
contract as agreed. Bids TO be opened
August 18th. 1890.
c. r. DE LAP.
Secretary klamath Drainage Dis
trict. Klamath Falls. Oregon,
July l9-Aug. 4