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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1921-08-05
From
Huldah Bryan

cThis letter was written previous
to the one appearing in a recent
issue)
Hamadan, Persia, April, 29th.
Last night on account of our
break down we had to stay all
night in IA little mud hut way up
on the pass near the snow. And
we were only about 20 miles from
llamadan. | would have walked
| was so anxious TO get there.
But we slept in mud house of
three rooms -0ne room filled with
stores second room stable for the
horse-third room the house OF
this Armenian boy who SO kindly
offered TO share it with us. SO i'm
this room smaller than the dim
ing room in the Kadoka parsonage,
the Armenian boy, Mr.. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Dillener, Margaret and /
and two big dogs all slept q did
anyway) f'lcas don't bother me
any more than they used to. My
camp bed was against the door in
to the stable, but we had the out
side door open so it might have
been worse. We diden't wait for
breakfast the next morning. but
we did have time to wash in an
ice cold mountain stream. 1t was
gloriously cold and pure. We
could see the snow capped peaks
above through which this stream
had wound its way. We slowed
away our baggage in the two ears
and bundled up for what we hoped
would he the home stretch We
came down the pass, around the
end Of mountain range, and a
broad level valley lay below u..
After what seemed a long time,
we could distinguish the city. It
was quite hard to locate it as all
the walls and houses are Of mad.
Just as we reached the hospital
compound we had our last mishap.
Without warning our driver took
a sudden turn and the luggage
driver came right into us. How
ever no harm was done TO us and
we were so thankful to have reach
ed our happy homes at last. We
had breakfast at the Funk's, and
a gay time as the Funk's house
was filled with those who had
come on before (as were all the
houses to accommodate the unus-
ual influx of missionaries to Ham
adam ! had one letter from a
friend, but | was that ungratcful
that ] sort OF longed for the sight
of South Dakota postmark. At
ter breakfast DIR. Frame got a
carriage tdrosky) to bring me over
to the school. 1t is two miles as
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BelVidere Team
Not DiSbanQed

The Bclviderc Times in its last
issue states that the rumor which
has been current in baseball cir
cles To the effect that the Belvi-
derc team had been disbanded for
the season IS an error and that the
team only laid off for a few weeks
time. The Times says that the
boys are working all week and
that they have throughout the saa
son been playing ball every Sun
day and TO give the boys a few
Sundays to themselves they had
discontinued playing for few
weeks, but are again dating UP a
series of games for the balance Of
the season. We are indeed pIcased
to learn this and hope that the
Belyiderc and Kadoka teams will
play some more of the fast games
as they have earlier in the season.
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School Board
Organizes

Tuesday evening the Board of
Education held their annual meet
ing and after closing up the busi-
ness OF the past year, NJ. X. East
house, the new member Of the
Board took his place and the Boa
rd proceeded to organize for the
ensuing year. j. ii. Snyder was
chosen as President of the Board.
]. X. Fowler, Vice President and
Selmcr Solcm clerk. 1t was deci-
ded that the schools would open
on September 5th, the first Mon
day of that month. Niels p. Mel
son was selected by the Board as
janitor. The entire corps of tea
chcrs have been contracted with
for the coming year and each of
them are first class instructors
and it is confdentially expected
that the coming year will be one
of the most successful our schools
have experienced.
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Bert Lytell
is Coming
Idol OF The Silver Screen To Be At
The Scenic Theatre
Saturday Evening, August 9th
To Appear In Leading Role In The Big
Metro Production "A Message
From Mars

Local thcatregOcrs Will be dellgh
ted to learn that Bert Lytcll, star
of the screen, will be seen here in
his latest picture, "A Message
From Mars, which comes to the
Scenic Theatre on Saturday night
August 9TH. Ii will be the feature
attraction.
Bert lytcll has made screen his
tory; he is fascinating figure ot
the silver sheet who once seen is
never forgotten. Brilliant that
goes without saying but he also
has the unique gift Of putting diff
fcrent sides Of himself into his pie
ture. OF course, his long training.
IN stock companies has given him
We ,tilty which reveals itself in
every laovement on the screen and
gives shading to his acting
which is uneXcclled.
a Message From Mars" was adj
aptod by Arthur /cllncr and Art
hur Maude from the successful
stage play by Richard Ganthoney.
1t is "A Maxwell Karger Production
made for Metro. The story tells
Of the regeneration from selfish
ness Of Horace Parker, a wealthy
young EnpIishman, through the
agency OF mcaso niger from Mars,
condemned to shadow him until
his moral care is effected. A SER
les of thrilling episodes rings on
the desired consummation
lcsidcs this feature we have
hooked for this night Il special
two reel comedy. Captain kidd's
Kids, by Harlod Lloyd the great
laugh maker.
See Bert LyteIl in "A Message
From Mars Saturday evening.
II you miss it you'll be sorry.
Bert Lytcll in "A Message From
Mars
Captain Kidd's Kids by Harold
Lloyd Saturday night, Scenic.
Harold Lloyd in 2 reel side.
splitter, Saturday evening, Scenic
Theatre.
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MurdO Here
Sunday,

Next Sundoy afternoon on the
local ball diamond the fast Murdo
team will tangle with the Kadoka
lads and a real ball game will be
in store for the fans that turn
out to see the game. 1t is need
less to tell our readers OF the even
match these two teams are and
everyone is aware that both teams
will play their best to win the
game, and will put up an except
ionally fast exhibition OF the nat
ional sport. The game will start
promptly at three o'clock and
everyone who enjoys base ball
should be out to the game.
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NOTICE TO BATHERS

Notice is hereby given that all
persons bathing in the Railroad
dam or other public place must
have and wear bathing suits, and
any person not properly clothed
will be prosecuted to the fullest
extent of the law.
Harold +. Scion. Sheriff.
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we'll suited TO portray the charac-
teis they represented and the big
crowd present that evening enjoy
ed two hours and a half Of the
best and clcanest comedy imapin
able.
No contract for a Chautauqua
for next season has as yet been
closed up but representative of
the company will return to Kadoka
in the near future and endeavol
to secure enough siGncrs to the
guarantee to bring the Chautau-
qua back to kadoka for 1872.
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+ the donkcyS walk for | think the
little beasts must have laid out
the city Of Hamadan. shouldn [
have the nerve to attribute 1T to
any one with more sense. Dr..
Frame had been there once before
ttWo years previous lD and the
poor driver seemed to lose his way.
RE passed the poStoti.icc three
timrs, 80 WAS told ii diden' rec
ognizc it, We went through
such narrow streets, ! wondered
that we didcn't stick before we
got out; we went through rivers,
up hill and down and bumped owe
stones. DIR Frame and the driver
kept up Il continual argument aS
to where we were going, or rather
whcr we weren't going. Finally
it commenced to rain. and | bad
Just made up my mind to one last
adventure when we drew up bp
fore a large wooden gate in a hi
gh mud wall, and that was my in
PRODUCTION to the Faith Hubbard
school. OF course | was mostly
interested in Miss Cowdcn and
Miss Gardner. The latter is Irish.
talks with broguc though she
had been long time in the States
and is a perfect circus. She Is act
ing Principal Of the school in Mi,,
Murray's absence. am glad that
my work is to be with Miss Gard
ner as our happy-go-lucky dispoSi-
tions will iibc better. tSundav
May lstD This is Armenian Eas-
ter, and they have Communion.
went to church both morning anC
evening though of course Could
not understand much. The hymn.
and responsive readings are in
Armenian, the scripture reading
and sermon in Persian think
most of the Armcnians understand
Persian. MAY 3rdJ | started lang
uage study TODAY. Mira Hassan
is my teacher. He wears big
brown kimona effect as an over
garb. and yards and yards OF
white stuff wound around his head
as turban. He puts a reddish
dye fhenna | guess on his beard
ard red on his finger nails. Jean
nette Jones studies with me. She
is a nurse and lives with the Fun
ks She comes from OttumWa, Ia,
MAY 6th) Last NIGHT we enter
tanned at a Splnster party in hon
or Of Peggy BusSdcker and Flor
once Miller who are soon TO leave
our class for the bonds Of matri-
mony. We had gay time. Strung
donkey bells under the table whc-
re we could ring them every now
and then to the bewildcrmcnt OF
the rest. We sang parodies 10 the
tune of Till we meet again, and
after supper we put both of the
to-be-brides on the witness stand
They each had 10 answer honestly
and truly one question from each
of us and listen to lot of advice
from each and all Of us. II was
awfully funny-the girls thought
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Of such clever things, and in the
midst Of it the grooms came and
then the fun grew more hilarious.
tMay 9th) Florence'S wedding
day. She did look so dear. She
had wanted an outdoor wedding.
but the day was SO unsettled and
cold that it was impracticable. so
it was a home wedding instead.
Every thing was cleared from one
room and it was decorated with
lots of blossoms apple and plum.
There was large pink Persian
rug covering the floor which fitted
nicely with the color scheme. The
wedding was at four. Mr.. Allen
married them under a bower Of
blossoms. Mrs Allen played the
march, Dorothy Allen made dear
little flower girl The bride came
in with Mr.. Muller who gave hcr
away. Florence had a lovely white
dress and tulle veil and orange
blossoms. She carried a shower
boquct of apple blossoms. | car
ried apple blossoms. My trunk
was way laid so | was wearing
borrowed clothes. | had a beauti-
ful rose silk dress from one girl,
silk stockings from another and
pumps from still another Then
we had wedding supper with
plenty of good eats.
tMay l0thJ Margarct's wcddin,.
was Just as lovely as Florcncc'y.
but very different. She had IA
church wedding in our Armenian
church. The brides maid wore 4
lovely yellow silk dress and big,
black lace hat. Margaret made Il
beautiful bride. The church is US
ually quite bare, but it had been
beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion. The floor was cover, 4
with Persian rugs and small,
ones were tackled over the WALL.
1t doesen't sound pretty, bat il
really looked very nice. The soft
colors of the dark velvet of the&o
rugs gave such rich Oriental Ell
feet. For flowers they had yellow
butter cups and great foliage.
The brides boquct was apple bio,
SONS. The bride was proceeded
by the ring bearer and the howc.
girl and as she came up the aisle
conducted by DR.. Frame, all of
sudden got queer, wccpy sen
sation The whole effect Of the
wedding was so very beautiful and
lncongruOus, too. The church wa
quite dim, the dark hanginps mak
mg 1t more so. On one side wc;e
turhancd men and on the oth2t
were women wrapped in THEN
black "chuddars" tvcilsJ w
coulden't see their faces from
where we were, so on both sides il
looked perfectly dark. And then
into this darkness like ray Of
light came Margaret looking 50
beautiful and happy. She is very
fair with blue eyes and golden
hair Her white tulle veil wa
such a contrast to the heavy blacl
ness all around her. To me
seemed very symbolic of wha
Margaret's life would mean I,
these women around who she
gong to live. And then | thought
Of Margarcts mother. have told
you Of how much she is giving up
She is a widow and now Margaret
has come to Persia, and son i,
expected in few months. she will
be left with a younger daughtcr
at home.
---Cr-
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION

Regular Teachers examination
for all grades of certificates will
be held at the Court House in Ka-
doka on August 18th, 10Th and 20.
Blanche Fry Carlisle
Jul % Aug. SIP County Supt.
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BASE BALL DATES

August Murdo at Kadoka
August p Murdo at Murdo
August 2S Philip at Kadoka
September = Philip at Philip
September & Murdo at Murdo
O.
DR.. j. NJ, Waich, Specialist, Eye
Ear, Nose and Throat. First
National Bank Building. Rapid
City S. d.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
O
Sunday. August 7th.
Sunday school 10 4. VI

AS the pastor goes to Interior
there viii be no preaching morn
ing nor evening.
Rev. A. V. BRYAN, Pastor
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those who now wish 10 follow his
example will find everything In rcadI.
Icss for them.
Hoiman iIngcrdon. member OF
the faculty OF the Roosevelt school
for boys In New Jersey, learning Of
the late cE-presidcnt's custom, has
attached TO the same troo a small
tin box containing n Bible. Along
with tho book Is request that all
who como this way pauso long
enough to read n fow passages Of tho
Scriptures
4 movement Is on foot for the
erection OF small monument to tho
ncmory Of Colonel Roosevelt nj
Prgtt's Cove. one OF his fayorito
camping places. II is proposed also
thHt other spots In the Maine woods
frcquantod by him In his early quest
for health bo suitably marked.
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RESOLUTION

Tho City Engineer pursuant to
Resolution OF the Common Council
heretofore adopted. having on the
lst day OF August. 1921. filed plans.
specifications and estimates OF the
cost OF improving Oak Avenue from
sixth street 20 Spring Street. Wal
nut Avenue from Sixth Street TO
Ninth Street, Seventh Street from
Klamath Avenue to Oak Avenue.
Eight Street from Walnut Avenue 20
Oak Avenue and Ninth Street from
Klamath Avenue 10 OAK Avenue. in
CludinE Intersections, and tho Coun-
eli having taken the same under
ADJUSTMENT, and finding said plans.
specifications and estimates TO be sat
isfactory,
BE 1T HEREBY RESOLVED. that
said plans, specifications and esti-
mates Tor tho improvement OF Oak
Ayonue from Sixth Street TO Spring
street Walnut Avenue from Sixth TO
Ninth street, Seventh Street from
Klamath Avenue 10 Oak Avenue.
Eighth street from Walnut Avenue
70 Oak Avenue and Ninth Street from
Klamath Avenue TO Oak Avenue, In
Guiding Intersections, be and the
same are hereby approved, and,
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
THAT the Common Council hereby de-
clarcs It's intention to improve said
portions OF streets in accordance with
said plans, specifications and esti-
mates; said Improvement TO consist
OF paving said portions OF said
streets with Willie, Asphnltic Con-
crete, Bitullthic or Concrete. The
estimated cost OF improving OF said
portions OF said streets with viii
Ito, Asphaltic Concrete or Bitulithic
10 he S92,l64,95; the estimated cost
OF the improvement OF said portions
OF said streets with Concrete TO be
6.75I9j. Said cost including grad
ing, rolling. Curbing and concrete
sidewalk.
AND RE IT FURTHER RESoLv-
ED by the Common Council that the
following described property be and
II is hereby declared benefited by
said Improvement, to-wit:
Lots G, 7, s, 0, 10. Block SO, Lots
G, 2, s, ., 10, Block So, Lots l, 2,
3, 4, 3, Block %, Lots |. 2. 3, 4, 8,
Block 95, Klamath Addition to the
city Of Klamath Falls, Oregon; Lots
|. 2. 3, 4, 3, 6, Z, s, .. Block l, Hol-
lister Addition, Lots l, 2, 3, 4, 8.
Block Z. Canal Addition. Lots 3. 3,
10, II, IL, l3, IA, Block 9, Canal Ad-
dition, Lots s, ., Block 8, Canal Addi-
tion. Lots 13 Block 4. Railroad Ad-
dltion, Lots l. 2, Block 8, Lots 1. 2,
80 40, Block g, Lots IS, IA. Is, 16,
Block 3, Lots l. 2, 80. 40, Block
7, Lots 12, 1S, II, 10, Block 2, Lots
I, 2, Block 1, Lots 1, 2, Block 3, in
Railroad Addition to the City OF
klamath Falls, Oregon, and that
acreage property bounded by Eighth
and Ninth Steets and Walnut Avenue
to Oak Avenue; also Lots Q, e. 3,
., 10, Block II. Lots 1, 2,
3, 4, o. Block SO, Lots G, Z, s, ., 10,
Block rs, Lots /, 2, 3, 4, 8, Block
So, all In Klamath Addition to the
City OF klamath Falls. Oregon; and
tho southeasterly half of that certain
acreage block bounded by Block rs
Klamath Addition. Walnut and Kla-
math Avenues and Ninth Street; also
Lots 8, 10, Block 3, and Z, s, Block
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G, Canal Addition to the City Of kla.
mnth Falls, Oregon: also Lots 1, 10,
Block ~. Lots 5. G. Block rs. Lots
/. 10, Block SO. g. 6, Block SO, Lots
!. ?, Block %. Lots 4, 3, Block 95.
klamath Addition 20 tho City OF Fla'
math Falls. oregon; also Lots !, 10,
Block IS, lots !. 10, Block So, Lots
!, 10. Block 90, in Klamath Addi-
ton to tho City OF klamath Falls,
oregon. and Lots .. 10. Bleck /, Hol-
lister Addition TO the City OF Kln-
math Falls, Oregon; also Lots s.
10, Block 3. Lots 7, 8. Block 6, Lot
3, Block Z, Canal Addition 20 the
City OF klamath Falls. Oregon, and
Lots 7, 2, Block /, Hollister Add
tiOn and that certain acreage pro-
pcrty abutting lO4 feet on klamath
Avenue and 10 feet on Ninth Street
IN the acreage block heretofore des-
cribed as bounded by Block 7S-Kla-
math Addition. Walnut Avenue. Kla-
math Avenue and Ninth Street; aud
that said property above listed and
described be and hereby Is declared
said Improvement.
anu Nf IL iulAhtE ItsOlNtu NHal
Monday the 9th day OF Sept. 1921,
at the hour OF eight o'clock +. NJ.
at the Council Chambers at the City
Hall be fixed as the time and place
for the hearing OF objections and
romOnstranees against the said pro-
posed improvement and the Police
Judge is hereby directed to cause
notice OF said hearing 10 he publish
ed as by Charter Provided.
State of Oregon.
County OF klamath,
City of klamath Falls. SIS,
/, A. l.. Leavitt, Police Judge Of
the City OF klamath Falls. Oregon,
do hereby certify that the foregoing
is the duly enrolled copy OF reso-
luton adopted by the Common Coun-
Gil on the 18th day OF August, 1921,
declaring its intention 10 improve
Oak Avenue from Sixth Street 10
Spring Street. Walnut Avenue from
Sixth Street to Ninth Steet. Seventh
Street from klamath Avenue to Oak
Avenue. Eighth Street from Walnut
Avenue to Oak Avenue, and Ninth
Street from klamath Avenue to Oak
Avenue. Including intersections,
A. l.. LEAVITT
Police Judge
Approved this 18th day of August,
1891, w. S. WILEY
1927 Mayor,
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Improvement OF Pine street from
Eleventh ST., to Esplanade.
The proposed Improvement to be
lade in accordance with the plans and
specifications OF the City Engineer.
on file with the Engineer and in the
office OF the Police Judge. for either
Of the classes OF hardsurfacing men
tened in the plans and specifications
and in Ordinance No. 562, ordering
the improvement.
The making OF the Improvement
will be let in one contract. Propo-
sails must bs filed with the Police
Judge not later than s o'clock p. NJ.
October 3rd. 1921, at which date and
time, at the Council Chamber in
said City, all proposals will be open
ed for consideration.
Each proposal must be accompa-
MED by certified check on some
reliable banking institution equal to
per cent OF the amount of the pro-
posal to be forfeited to the city upon
failure OF the successful bid
der 20 enter into contract and
bond for the faithful completion
OF the Improvement. Tho right to re-
ject any and all bids being hereby
reserved in the Common Council. The
award to the successful bidder will
be made contingent upon the sale
OF the bonds 10 be authorized for
financing the proposed improvement.
The improvement TO consist OF grad
ms TO Establish grade. hardsurfacing
with either Bltulithic. Concrete or
White. and laying of cement side
walks.
A. l.. LEAvITT.
Police Judge.
by order OF the Common Council.
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the Police Judge, for either OF the
classes OF hardsurf1rirg mentioned
In the plans and specifications und
IN Ordinance No s5G. ordering tho
improvement Tho making OF the
improvement win be Ter la one con-
tract. Proposals must De filed with
the Police Judge not Inter than s
O'Clock =. w. OF October ard, 1921,
ut which time aud date at the city
hall IN ra!u city an proposals win he
opened for consideration
Each proposals must NC accOm-
panied hy a certified check on 71me
responsible baEkiUE institution equal
10 per cent of The amount Oi the
proposal, 10 be f.'eit.G 20 the city
upsn failure or the successful bid
der to enter into contract md bond
for the faithful completion Of the
Improvement. Tho riEaJ 20 reject
any and all BID S. hereby reserved
in the Commbu Council The award
TO the successiuI bidder will be made
contingent upon the sale OF the bonds
20 be authorized for financing the
proposed improyomeut The improve
ment 10 consist OF grading full width
and hardsurfacing 30 feet On width,
with either bltuhthir. concrete. VIII
lite or asphaltiQ concrote. curling and
ten foot cement sidewalk
A, J. LEAVITT,
Police Judge.
BY order of the Common Council,
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This 6ummons is served by publi-
cation. by order Of the Honorable II.
V. Kuykcndall, Judge OF the Circuit
Court Of the State OF oregon for
klamath County. dated July 27th,
1921, which order required that sum-
mons be published once n week for
six successive weeks (sevcn inser-
tlons). the first publication being
July 29th, 1921.
w. II. 4. RENNER.
Plaintiffs attorney. whose office
and postoffico address is Klam-
ath Falls. klamath County. oro-
gon.
29-5-l 2-i9-26-2-9
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For tho benefit OF the readers OF
the Herald who are In tho noun.
taius. or at tho Hcashorc. or Hojourn.
ing nt the lake,. let us say that the
weather here NJ homo In fine, Gentle
brcexcs blow through golden after
Moons. Al night. Just now, full
moon shines upon a land Of peace
and plenty. The days nrc delight.
ful. tho evenings little short OF per.
feet, Right now Klamath Falls IN
finest OF summer resorts blessed by
all the breeEes OF Arnby.
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NOTICE OF FILING PETITION TO
vACaTE \ STREET

To whom II May Concern
Notice Is hereby given that tho
undersigned viii, NJ regular meet
ing OF the Common Council ot tho
City OF klamath Fails, Oregon 10 be
held on the 4th Monday uf August,
1921. towit on the 22d day OF Aug
ust lg2l. present their petition 10
said Common Council praying for tue
vacation OF that portion OF bokey
Street lying between Blocks 3 aud
4 OF klamath Lake Addition To tho
City of klamath Fails, Oregon, also
the alleys running through said
blocks 3 and og said addition, as
said portion OF Bckcy street Is shown
by tho Official plat OF said addition
To klamath Falls now on file In tho
public records OF Klamath County,
Oregon.
Dated. July 81. 1921, klamath
Falls. oregon,
School District No. I, klamath
County, Oregon.
Ry 7. l., FOUNTAIN, Chairman,
by IDA Il, MOMYER, Clerk.
2S-4-ll-lS Petitioner
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-08-19

Lest those scientists who are
trying to telegraph 20 Mars should
become confused. we beg 10 advise
that that intermittent clicking poisc
is our genial Hanctum-mate, Mr.,
souio. taking his daily lesson on Mr.
Romington's first typewriter.
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NOTICE INvIIgNG PROPOSALS To
IMPROVE ELEVENTH STREET
FROM MAIN STREET TO IxLAM-
aTH.

Proposals will be received by the
Common Council OF the City of
klamath Falls, Oregon, for making
the Improvement of Eleventh street
from Main street TO klamath avenue.
The Improvement to be made in
accordance with the plans and spe-
ciflcations therefor on file with the
City Engineer, and In the office Of