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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-09

said plans, specifications and esti-
mates for the Improvement of High
street from Third street 10 the west
ariy limo OF Cedar street. and Cedar
street from High street 10 Pine street,
including Intersections, be and the
same are hereby approved:
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLV-
ED, That tho Common Council here
by declares It's intention TO improve
said portions OF High street and Ce-
dar street in accordance with said
plans, specifications and estimates;
said Improvement TO consist OF paw
ng said portions Of High street and
Cedar street with Bitullthlc. Con-
crs,e or willie. The estiamted cost
OF tho Improvement Of said portions
OF said street by placing thereon eth
VT Bhuiithic, Concrete or Willie 10
be t20.125.f0. said cost including
grading. rolling, curbing and cement
sidewalk.
AND BE 1T FURTHER REsoLv-
ED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL,
That the following described proper
ty be and IN hereby declared benefit
cd by said improvement, to!wlt: Lots
I. 2. 3. 4. 6 Block 6 Ewauna Heights.
Lots 8, Q. T., Block Q. Original
Town. Lots 8. 9. 7, 2. Block 3. ORR
ginai Town, Lots I, 2, 2. 4. s Block
8. Ewauna Heights. Lots 8. 7. 8,
Block 4 Original Town. Lots I. Q. .,
Block 4 Ewauna Heights, Lots 3 and
4 Block 2. Original Town. lots and
2 Block 3, Ewauna Heights. Lots 4.
9. 8, Block 2 Original Town. Lots I.
2, 3, Block I. Ewauna Heights. Lots
I and 2 Block 2 Original Town. Lots
I and 2 in Block Original Town; {;
and that said property above listed
and described be and hereby IN de-
cared 20 be nssessed for the expense
OF said improvement.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLv-
ED. That Monday the 23 day OF May.
1921, at the hour OF 3 o'clock p. NJ.
at the Council Chambsrs at the City
Hall. be fixed as the time and place
for the hearing OF objections and re-
monstrances against the said propos-
ed Improvement and the Police Judge
In hereby directed TO cause notice OF
said hearing 20 be published as BY
Charter provided
STATE OF OREGON.
County OF klamath. )H.
City OF klamath Fails)
7. A. l.. Jeavitt. Police Judge OF
the City OF klamath Falls. oregon
do hereby certify that the foregoing
is a duly enrolled copy OF Resolu.
ton adopted hy the Common Coun-
ell on the 25th day OF April, 1921
declaring its intention TO improve
High stree. from Third sreet 10 the
westerly line Of Cedar street and Ce.
I dnr street from High street TO Pine
street. including Intersections, and
approving the plans, specifications
and estimates OF costs submitted BY
me City Engineer.
zs-e A. l.. LrAvITT.
poIIre rud0e
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-09
DORItis PERSONALS

DoRRIS. Cal. May 9.--CharieS
Rugh arrived Saturday evening from
Berkeley where he has been attend
Ing the University Of California to
spend tho summer In Doris. MT
hush Ia an exceptionally good base
ball player and will materially
strengthen tho local aggregation OF
tossers. Ito plays equally we'll pitch
Ing or receiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barr aro the
proud parents OF a six pound baby
s'ri. born carly yesterday morning
al the Barr home on California street
both mother and babe are doing
ncely. Mr., Barr Ia factory manager
Tor tho Associated Lumber and Box
company here,
MT and Mrs. william q. HaSel-
s'eln motored TO klamath Falls Sat
S.asy afternoon TO spend Sunday
Nth friends and relatives.
Roy Tabsr OF the Tabor Drug Co.,
mas returned from a few days busi-
ness visit 20 San Francisco.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-09
lIsSDIt'TION

Tho CITY Engineer pursuhn. 10 the
R"Hslution OF tho Common Council
heretofore adopted. having under
dat" of tho 18th day Of April. 1921.
filed plans. specifications and estt.
mates NJ tho cost OF improving Elev.
onth Street from Main Street "a
klamath Avenue. including intcrsec-
tldnH, and tho Common Council hhy-
INK taken the same under adyissment
and finding said plans. specifications
and estimates satisfactory.
IT ~ HEREBY RESOLVED. That
said plans. specifications and cstI.
mates for the Improvement OF Elev
"nth Street from Main Street 10
klamath Avenue. including intersec.
lions. be and the same are hereby
approved:
AND ne 1T FURTHER RESoLv.
ED. That IN. Common Council here.
by declares It's intention 90 improve
said portions of Eleventh Street In
accordance with said plans. specifi,
cations and "stimatc-. said Improve
ment 60 conAis, of paving said por'
tlonH 81 Eleventh Street with Asphal.
tic concrete. bitulithic. wiilite or con.
crete. The estimated cost OF the I'm
proycment OF said portions OF said
stree, by placing thereon either ~
phal,ic Concrete. Bitulithic. white
or Concrete 10 be tsSt5 sc. said cost
including grading. rolling. curbinF
and cement sidewalk
AND BE IT FURTHER RFSOLv.
FL. By the Common Council that the
following described property he and
is h.roby declared benefitted by said
Improvement. to-wit. Lots 3. 6. 7. 3
.. 10. II. ~ ~ Block 2. LOS =. 7
g. Q and 4 Of Block 4. Lots I. 2, 3. 4
z. of nlock 3. all in Canal Addition
10 tho City Of klamath Falls, Oregon
and Lots I. ?. 2. .. 10. II OF BLOCK
90 Of Nichols Addition 10 the City o'
klamath Falls. Oregon; and that
said property above listed and de-
scrib.d he and IN hereby declared "a
be- assessed for the expense OF said
improvement
AND ne 1T, FURTHER RESoLv
Ed. That Monday the 23d dav o'
May, 1921. AZ tho hour ~ 2 o'clort
T. ", at the Council Chambers o'
tho City Hall. he fixed as the tim,
and place for the hearing OF obtec
tions and remons,ranoes against th'
said proposed Improvement and th'
Police Judge Ia hereby directed q
cause notice OF said hearing 10 b.
published as by Charter provided.
STATE OF OREGON. a.,
County OF Klamath, lss.
City % Klamath Falls.
I, A l.. Lcayitt. Police Judge o
tho City OF klamath Falls. Oregon
do horcby certify thNs the foregoinl
is a duly enrolled copy OF n resolu
tion adopted by the Common Coun
ell on tho End day Of May, isal
A. l.. LEAvITT.
Nav Ais. Police Judge
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-09
RESOLUTION

Tho City Engineer punuant 20 the
Resolution OF the Common Council
hnrs,ofOTs Rdoprd. having under
date of tho sth day OF April. 1921.
filed plans. prcifirAuonH and cs,i.
mates OF the COS, OF improving wash
inEton street from the caAtcrly line
Of Third street to tho rAs'crly limo Of
Fifth sro~s. Including tho Iuurth
street aud Fifth street intsrae IONS.
and tho Common Councll having
taken IN. sane under hdyiHrmcnt
and finding aid plans. specifications
and estimates satisfactory.
IT ~ HEREBY RESOLVED. T'oi
said plans. specifications and cn'l.
nasos Tor tho improvement Of Wash
inr,on ftr--, from Third street Co
rifth street. Including int"rcrilonA.
be- and IN. AamS are hereby approx
-
IND NJ IT FURTHER RESoLv-
IN = st the Common Councli here
by DECLARE. its intention 10 Improve
said mort iona OF Washington s,rc"'
In accordance with said plans spcci'
,icAtlOna md ssumAics, said I'm.
provsment 90 conriS, % paving said
por,ions a Washington street with
eonerr,s. bitulithie or willitc. The
estimated ooA, ~ IN" imnrnNcm"nt o'
said portions OF said s,ScetA by plae'
inr thereon either concrete, hliuli.
thie or wiiii,e 60 b. fi0.sas.7b. said
cost Including grading. rolling. curb
inE and cement Sidewalk.
AND NJ 1T FURTHER RESOLN-
en-, ny the Common Council that mo
following described property b" and
70 hereby declared benefited by said
Improvement. to-Wi,. Lot 4. block
Z. lot. 9 and 7. block Ewhuna
Heigh,s Addition, Lots I, s. ?. 10,
pioek a. and lots and BLOCK
20 in Yirst Addition 20 the city o'
Klamath FAiis. Oregon. i,o,s ! :. :
1. 6. Hloct SO. and Lots 6. :, \. =
10. Block ~ In FIRST Addition "a
the City OF klamath Falls. Oregon.
and tho HiEh School property ana
,hn, said property above listed and
f,reribed be and hereby - declared
10 be ass.ssed for tho expense OF said
Improvement
AND NE 1T ruRTHER REsOLN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-09

numerous fishing parties loft Dor.
ris yesterday for tho day In tho
mountains south and on tho klamath
river Trout are biting In Antrlopo
crock ana other mountain streams Dp
that vicinity. Good catchoa Of river
Trout have boon made In tho klamath
recently alho.
Dr, v, u, Johnson of klamath
Falls came down on yesterday morn
ing'A train 10 consult with local phy,
Hlcians In tho case oi IIon. J. Martin.
who wnH accidentally shot Friday
evening nnhr Bray. while searching
for mOonshlncra.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-09
RESOLUTION

The city Engineer pursuant to the
Resolution OF the Common Council
heretofore adopted. having under
date OF the lst day or April, 1921.
filed plans. specifications and cs,i-
mates OF the cost OF improving High
street from Third street 10 the west
street from High street 10 Pine
street. including Intersections; and
the Common Council having taken
the same under advisement and find
ing said plans. specifications and es-
Inmates satisfactory.
1T is HEREBY RESOLVED. That
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-09

0D Dollars and four cents. the sams
being the amount tbcn due and delin-
quent TOR taxes for the year 1914 to-
gether with penalty. interest ana
costs thereon upon the real property
assessed to you. OF which ron ars
the owner as appears Of record, sit-
uated In said County and State, anl
particularly bounded and described
as follows, to-wit; Lot 2, Section 10.
Township 3s South, Range 9 u. W.
NJ. and Lots 6, o. 7. 8. 0. 10, IL and
IL. Section rs, Township 30 South.
Range s II. w. NJ: and that Of saia
property Just described. Lots o. Q. 2.
2, 0, 10. IL and f2, Section ~.
Township 3s South, Range y. W.
NJ, remain unredeemed from certifi-
cate No. s37. and takes, interest and
penalties paid subsequent thcrete.
You are further notified that SAID
Frank ". Mccormack or his assignor
r. q. Moore has paid taxes on said
premises for prior or subsequent
years, with the rate of interest eu
said amounts as follows:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-09

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-09

y J. CHAPMAN,
CHAs DcCuMAS.
g, W. MILLER.
MRS. c. w MILLER.
CHAS, II. SMITH.
MRS. CHAS. ". SMITH,
J, W. SULLIVAN.
FRANK SEXTON.
MRS, FRAME SEXTON,
HARRY BooTH.
CHARLES GRAY.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-09

To aver, the danger ~ fprcg fires
caused by sparks from locomotives
tho officials Of the Kushcdun Rail.
road Of Pennsylvania. announce that
no trains will be run over that road
during dry weather Inhabitants ~
tho danger rome welcome this dccin-
ion
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-09
From
The People

pcar Editor
T,,ouyh tho columns OF your pa
yirb 10 csproaH th. sentiments
.,,,clyrn aud doxonH VI other poo
concerning tho various rnportH
~ mr., being circulated BY som.
.pci,u,. msnJ, -Hpift,.d Individual
IA what really took place h' the
&c sIycn by J, ~, Short nj the
c.n,,y Farm on Saturday night.
80, and. 1871.
ryo,yono who In Interested n, all
.,ow. why those dances were given.
..u,,r, for tho bonofi, OF tho In
.,,,,, OF tho County hospital. aud
-, Nth tho proceeds Of tha danecA.
a, ghot has purchased phoho'
.,,oh. pool iabl" and barber
s,,,r and aAnd. Thesn are things
-,,,. tho inmates Of the county hoA
.v,i mover boforo enjoyed and one
-. oriy 10 visit tho institution a
,,w hours TO realize how Keen ,hoif
.,,oymont is.
Tn, firu, three dances which ~of"
,,y.u were voted upon by 'hos" pres
an, m beins tho mos thoroughly On
,o,ubls Of any dances they had nj
landed this season Tho fourth dance
promised 10 he JUST as s"o'''"'u' '"'
r.. who were there were having q
,.,, pleasant evening until near
u,,sui.ht, whom thirty or more hood
inns from klamath Falls came o"'
=, ,,as, .wo.,hirds of ,heir pur'y-bo'
,ps greatly under the infiu-nos OF
,omsonos rotten moonshine'
NJ, Short dii uaat any other level
headed individual would have done,
for after half an hour or 80 spent In
t,,lng 10 impress upon tho minds 0f
an. maudiin bunch that they must
conduct ,bcms-lse. In a decent man
n.r and then realizing that said
buueh was too drunk 10 listen TO
vsAi was said. Mr., shor, very quiet
4, bu, very effectively called IN"
d.nos OF and ordered ,he drunken
mob out of tho house and they. real
i,in. by his attitude. tha, J ".
shor, would permit of no foolish
ue... very quickly mad. their dlsAp
pesrshcs
Furthermore. ~tthin t~o or hrc"
dsyu after the dane. the names of
thoss Who were most Instrumental In
disturbing tho pcAr- wvrr secured ny
Mr.. Short and handed over To he
sis,fi,, attorney who was ash"d 70
bring tho Euihy ones Into eonT NJ
soon a. possible, Just Why this has
no, been don. can bo explained by
tho dis,ric, attorney only
II there IL pcr.on In klamath
county Who is'in doub, a. To ho~ IN"
county hospital 10 being run all no
needs 60 DO II 10 make Nish 70 'hn
Institution. You arr always made
welcome by Mr. and Mr.. Short ana
you arr a, liberty 10 question any IN
mse there a. 10 the irea'mcnt ne
ooiros ". would wager our iAs' dot
lar that tho answer EiS-n woaIh u"
somewhat A. follows: we old poop'"
Arc treated bettnr than No have ever
beeh"
Nov We say to you people ~h"
know nothing sbou, the management
And what 10 bolnk done out a, IN"
county farm. 20 and SEQ for your
solyes before YOU give cfriit 80 any
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-09
WEATHER RECORD

Hereafter The Herald will publish
tho msan and maximum rempnrn.
'nreH and precipitation record as taxi.
on by the u, n Reclamation service
tAtlon. Publication will cover the
day previous TO tho papers issue, 40
10 0 o'clock of tho day
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-09

Said Defendants Al the owner Of
the legal title of the above dsscrited
property az tho same appsars Of re-
cord, ana each of the other perssas
above named are hereby further uot.
flea ina, Prank n. MeCoruest VIII
appIy 10 the Circuit Court Of the
County and STATE Aforesaid for q de-
craa so,sc,oainr ths iisn sssinst ne
nroner,v above deacribed. and mem
TONED IN aaId Certificate. And you are
bsrehv summoued 10 appear within
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-09
RESDIITIt,N
May S-iS

Tho City Council pursuant TO tiss
Resolution OF the Common Council
heretofore adopted. having under
date Of tho Second day OF April,
1891. filed plans. specifications and
estimates of the cost OF improving
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-05
Gotham's Marriage
Crop Shows Dearth
of License Seekers
(Dy Associated Presa.l

New York, Nov. while else
where in the country more people are
being married this year than ever
before, in New York times are dull
err than usual for the license clerks
andthe ministers. Government sta
tisticians recently concluded the 1921
crop of weddings would be a bumper
one, with Dan Cupid harvesting
100000 brides and just as many
husbands from the fields of the un-
mated. And yet New York city's
record probably will shoy at least
5000 fewer marriages than in 1920
or 1919.
There are easier tasks than Civ
ing an explanation for this nation
wide epidemic of modifying in a
year when millions are unemployed
and as many more are brooding over
decreases in their incomes. So say
the sociolobists and others with pen
chants for finding out what they call
the why of things. But it is not dis
tressingly futile to seek a reason for
the fact that only 56,5O1 licenses
were issued up to a recent date here
this year compared to 59,O65 in the
corresponding period of 1920.
In the first place, they will tell you
at the license bureau that there are
fewer immigrants than in the past,
because of the restriction laws. I'm
married aliens always had habit of
coming over here to enjoy freedom,
and then almost Immediately fling
ing part of it away at the altar.
Many young men who might other
wise wed aver that when the land
lord would get through debating
their pocketbooks not enough would
remain to calm the butcher, the ba-
ker and those who deal in silk stock
ings, cosmetics, subway tickets,
coats, suits and the other things nee
ded by housewives, such as needles
for darning the husbands socks and
roofing pins to fashion biscuits and
maintain order.
Even when the New York sutton
has the money he often seems unable
to locate a home. This condition is
common. Because of the home shor-
tage, many young things after their
conventional dizzy honeymoon return
to live with the girls family or the
mans. Perhaps from this will come
new field of humor, the son-in-law
and daughter-in-law jokes that would
give mother-in-law a long-awaited
relief.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-05
pretty Men" In
Advertisements
To Be Banished
tBy Associated PreGs)

New York, Nov. 1.-The farmer
boy, the printers devil and the work
a-day clerk are going to have their
pictures on the billboards and mag.
azine pages this winter. They will
replace some of the swagger young
men who have been posing several
seasons for the artists hired by col
lar and clothes manufacturers. Not
few of these concerns have con-
cluded that the orchid is not the flow
er of young American manhood, and
they are going in for sunfowers.
They say the buying public doesn't
like the ping-cheeked men who have
been showing the readers of adver-
tisements what to wear. They SEEM
ed to have nothing to do but watch
polo ponies, indifferently peer at
yachts in the cove or ignore the foot
ball players on the field below them
in order to swap small talk with
girls in vivid sweaters and psort
skirts.
People began calling them pretty
boys, cake eaters, lounge lizards
sissies. Humorists poked fun at
them and the good old common peo-
pie who bought most of the collars
and suits said "if that's the kind Of
a face you have to have to be well
dressed, I'll go through life a SLOUGH
But now they are going to show
the public that one can be a regular
everyday fellow with a job and still
be smartly clothed. Last winter
there was warm discussion within
the National Association of Retail
Clothiers as to the public attitude to,
ward the pretty men" in advertise.
ments. This fall the result of this
discussion is apparent. Recently the
new catalogue of a Acknowledgements
clothing house was published with.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-05
Armament Confab
to Be at Famous
Oul Green Table

Washington, Nov. The green
table" at which the representatives
of the nations participating in the
Forthcoming conference on limitation
Of ornaments and Far Eastern and
Pacific questions will sit during their
deliberations will be- especially made
and furnished by the navy depart
ment.
The table which is destined to be-
come historic is not of mahogany but
of a light wood finished in mahoga-
iy. 1t is constructed in sections and
is portable, making possible its
transfer in case some of the full ses-
sions of the conference are held in
other than Continental Hall.
When assembled it forms hollow
rectangle with the fourth side oper
and measures on the two long sides
forty feet, and across the third
twenty-eight feet, giving a tota,
perimeter of 108 feet-ample room
for eating at least thirty-six person.
The table will, in accordance with
custom, be covered with green baize
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-05

Greats gift of toughness to his de-
scendants," Prof. Anderson said. "He
also has passed an extreme speed
but its value in his offspring has not
been as great perhaps as his contri-
button of endurance. Peter Mann
ing fot this toughness or endurance
through his sire Azoff in a superla
tive degree. Last year he was a
consistent trotter and established
the worlds record for three heats
in 2:O3, 2:O2%, and 2:O212. He also
holds the worlds record for four
year-old geldings with a mark of
2:O212.
Peter Manning's intelligence
could have come to him through
more than one line of his pedigree.
This is an important factor which IS
sometimes moderated by people who
view trotting race. No matter
how fast a horse may be or how
great his endurance if he will not
start right, stay in his gait or yield
himself to his driver he will not
make records worthy of his speed
and endurance"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-05
DR.. Prince Leaves
For Denmark Post

New York, Nov. 4-Dr. John Dy-
neley Prince, professor of Slavonic
languages at Columbia University
who was recently appointed United
States Minister to Denmark, leaves
today for his diplomatic post. He
expects to devote part of his time in
Denmark to continuing studies Of
that coUntry's early history and an
cient inscriptions.
81 have a special sentimental rea-
son for being glad that l am sent to
Denmark, as part Of my own family
originally came to America from
that part of England settled by King
Canute's Danes" he said. SIN fact
my very name 'Dyneley' means
'Danelaw,' a name given to those
settlements by the early English.
DR.. Prince is the second member
of his family to hold diplomatic
position for the United States. His
grandfather, johnson, was minister
to England shortly after the civil
war.
After being graduated from Col
umbia in 1888, DR.. Prince accompa
MED an expedition which excavateC
for antiquities in southern Babylo
mia. His studies of ancient inscrip
lions were later CARED on at tn
University of Berlin and elsewher
in Europe. His knowledge of Ian
guage embraces the Semetic ant
Latin tongues as well as Slavonic
Each recent summer he devoted t.
studying Indian tribal languages il
Maine and Canada.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-05

out single ballroom scene, bridge
party or clubhouse etching. Virile
settings surplanted them.
There was a drawing of an old
tar talking to two sturdy younths be-
side ship, a freighter, it was, not
a palatial passenger carrier. An
other showed a well-dressed office
worker working. He was within
sound of a printing press. A third
pictured a farmer dressed up for a
trip into town. He bore a business
like mien and apparently was just
giving some final instructions to the
hired man on the tractor when the
artist happened along.