The Oregon daily journal., June 09, 1908, Page 16, Image 16

(LAMflTH CASE
IS HEARD HERE
By Special Agreement War
ren Valley Hearing Takes
Place' in Portland.
The circuit court of Klamath eounty
presided over by Judge H. U Benson of
the Krst Judicial district, which la com
prised of Klamath and Lake counties,
la In aeaalon to Judge Webster- court
room this afternoon. Argument la being
heard In the case of the state va. the
Warren Valley Stock company. This,
in an unusual procedure and la a result
J,f m pres stipulation or agreement
betwesnhe parties and not on account
of cSnge in venue or any ordinary
CThe ease aralnat the Warren Valley
mnanv wasferought by Attorney-Gen-Tc?wford
"gometlBM ago and orig
hSly Involved 20.000 acres of state
land! While the title to these lands
was rested In the state by virtue of
swamp land laws of 1850 and 1860
the state sold large quantities In lots
of lOO eSres and n.U
Judge Benson held that the state was
barred from contesting any but the last
deed granted In 1889. covering 6.M 8
awes onaocount of the statute of 11m
fSSonsT fThe argument In Multnomah
untytomorrow wUl be on the original
lsBue between the company and the
state,"' that Is whether the state land
board under the law, had the authority
to deed more than .20 acree In any one
g"dge Benson ts brother f Frank
W. Benson, secretary of state, and was
sneaker of the famous house of 1897 In
which the present Senator Bourne fig
ured so prominently , In preventing
MitcheU'S reelection to the senate by a
ferles of original tactics. Coovert
Stapleton are conducting the case ror
the Warren ..Valley Stock company.
GAWPBELL WILLING TO
BE DIRECTOR AGAIN
i Acknowledges Keceipt of
' Petition Askingim to
' Enn for Eeelection.
Portland June J. -To the Editor of
The Journal The following petition
signed by 450 citizens and taxpayers
was handed to me today:
To H. C- Campbell. Portland, Or.
Sir: The -undersigned, taxpayers of
school district No. 1 of Multnomah
county, Oregon, respectfully ak that
vou permit -the use of your name for
reelection to the office of school direc
tor. We are prompted to take this ac
tion because of our approval of the
character of the service you have al
ready rendered and our belief that the best
Interest of the schools will be advanced
by your acceptance we promise you
the support of our voces and influence.
H. I Plttock, I. N. Llpman, John P.
O'Shea, Sol Blumauer, Charles K. Henry,
Dan McAUen, D. W. Wakefield, Adolph
A. Dekum, Gevurts Bros., C. W, Cornel
Jus. Horace D. Ramsdell, W. A. Knight,
John Manning. O. Bummers, John Gill,
Charles Hegele, Martin Pipes. A. H.
Willett, John H. Burgard, William
' Cadnby. 1
The first 10 names signed to the peti
tion are herewith submitted. and
Stylish;. Straws
Split Yacht $2.50 to $7.00
Soft Braids $2.50 to $5.00
Panamas $5.00 to $15.00
SOLE AGENTS
KNOX HATS
311 Morrison Street
Opp. Postoffice
I Agents ' Ncmo,, Corsets The Only Expert Corscticrc in the City to Fit You
through the columns of your paper I
wish to say to them and the others who
signed this petition that I have always
KA.n ln-ata4 In th mltlllr schools Of
our city, and that 1 will be glad to
serve tnem in tne capacity cnuui
rector should I be elected, and devote
my best efforts to the continual better
mnt of our school facilities. Respect
fully yours, , J. T
" A Grand Family Medicine.
Tt gives me pleasure to speak a
good word for Electric Bitters," writes
Frank Conlan of No. 43 Houston
street. New York. "It's a grand fam
ily medicine for dyspepsia and liver
complications; while for lame back and
weak kidneys It cannot be too highly
recommended." Electrio Bitters regu
late the digestive functions, purify the
blood, and Impart renewed vigor and
vitality to the weak and debilitated of
both sexes. Sold under guarantee at
Skldmore Drug company's drug store.
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STUDY PROMOTION
FOR MM FALLS
Publicity Methods of Other
Successful Organizations
to Be Investigated.
Settlers are said to be pouring Into
Klamath county, to Investigate the sit
uation with reference to the govern
ment's great Irrigation project there.
There is now a large area, embracing
thousands of acres, ready for the farin-
life Ml W
Bightft'.', :Mimal:-ime White Bays"
Every White; Arti
le lleclEiced
A Few ContractV
Goodt Alone
Are Excepted J
Great Valsies. in S
esonaMe Merchandise
Great White Sale of White Suits, Coats, Skirts, , Gowns,
Waists, aU the latest styles and all grades Second Floor
Great White Sale of Women's Fine . Muslin ' Underwear
Great White Sale of Infants' White Wear Take, advantage
Great White Sale of Men's White Coats and Trousers
Great White Sale of Women's andMisses' Fine Millinery
Great White Sale of Beautiful Ostrich Plumes In aU sizes
Great White Sale of New Lace Curtains Curtain Dept.-'
Great White "Sale of Curtain Materials on the Third Floor
Great White Sale of Blankets, Pillows, Bedding, Etc. ,
Great White Sale of Beautiful L a c e s r and Embroideries ,
Great White Sale of Silks and Dress Goods On Jirst Floor .
Great White Sale of Ladies' Silk Gloves and Kid Gloves
Great White Sale of Linens and Flannels Great .Bargains
Great White Sale of Women's and Children's Fine Hosiery
Great White Sale of Beautiful Knit Summer Underwear
Great White Sale of Ladies' White Belts and White Bags 4
Great White Sale of Parasols We have all styles and grades
Great White Sale of Men's White Shirts All good values
Great White Sale of Men's White Neckwear continues
Great White Sale of Men's White Underwear In all sizes
Great White Sale of Men's White Hosiery is now going on
Great White Sale of Boys' White Suits .Take advantage
Great White Sale of Boys' White Blouses Good values
Great White Sale of Boys' White Hosiery In all sizes
Great White Sale of Boys' White Oxfords In Shoe Dept.
Great White Sale of Boys' White HatsTfor summer wear
Great White Sale of Misses' White Hosiery Good values
Great White Sale of Children's Beautiful Undcrmuslins
Great White Sale of Fine Table Linens and Bed Linens
Great White Sale of Cottons, Sheetings, Lawns, Nainsooks,
Dimities,' India Linens, Swisses, Etc. All extra good values
Great White Sale of Beautiful W h i t e Summer Footwear
Great White Sale of Curtains and Draperies ' Third Floor ;
Great White Sale of Women's Elegant White Neckwear
Great White Sale of Women's White Oxfords All sizes
Great White Sale of Women's White Veils First Floor
Great White Sale of White Dress Goods All good values
Great White Safe of , Women's Fine White Wash Belts '
Great White Sale of Women's Beautiful -" White ' Costumes
Great
White
Sale of Women's Fine White Petticoats
Great White Sale of Women's White, Corsets Second Floor
Great White Sale of White Handkerchief s All kinds
Great White Sale of White Buttons All kinds and all sizes
Great White Sale of Ribbons All kinds Ribbon Counter
Great White Sale of Men's White Oxfords In ShoeDept.
Great White Sale of Men's White Trousers Good values
Great White Sale of Men's White Vests Take advantage
Great White Sale of . Men's Straw Hats The latest shapes
Great White Sale of - Men's Finc White. Handkerchiefs
Great White Sale of Men's1 White Sweaters First Floor
Great White Sale of White Art Linens Take advantage
Great White Sale of White Notions, -Linings First Floor
Great White Sale of Books of all Kinds Timely bargains
Great White Sale of All Stationery Supply your needs now
Great White Sale of Tinware and Kitchen Goods, Etc.
Great White Sale of Cut Glass, China, Etc. In Basement
Great White Sale Bargains in All Departments of the Store .
v
er to begin operations. The Southern
Pacific railroad extension from Weed
la now under construction with J.000
man and will be completed to Klamfcththe
lake by September 1.
A Klamath Falls delegation. Includ
ing W. A. Dalsell, George T. Baldwin,
Alexander Martin. E. B. Hall, B. R.
Reames, C H, Wfthrcw, Earl Whltlock,
H. P. Galarnean, L. T. - Willis, C. T. Ol-
liver. R. B.-Brtgnam, ana u. lieitKem
per Jr., Is In Portland to make a study
of promotion and publicity methods in
the interest of the Klamath Falls cham
ber of commerce. .They are Interview
ing Tom Richardson, manager of the
Portland Commercial club. K C. Gilt
ner of the chamber of commerce and
Fred Muller, secretary of the board of
trade, on ways and means of furthering
the Interests of a city through the
agency of commercial organisations. a
A contract for the large aouth canal
of the Klamath irrigation project has
been let to Maney Bros., an electrio
light and power plant is being Installed
by Moore Bros, in the Link river, and
will give service to Klamath Falls,
Merlll, Bonanza, and other points In the
Irrigation district. The livestock in
dustry has received strong impetus by
It is believed at Klamath Falls that '
the Southern Pacific co.npany will push
construction of the California St North-
eastern on through Klamath Falls to
a junction with the Oregon eastern and
over the Cascade mountains at Odell
lake, to a connection with the present
Southern Pacific Una at Natron, giving
a direct railroad route between Port
land and Klamath county.
Basitapl
Steffi '
of the
GQ.
Is on sale to close out and wind up the store. Fixtures for sale in single
piece or in lot or bulk. The J. iM Acheson Co. failed: in the heighth of
v the garment season, and the elegant stock of
SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS, GOWNS, PETTICOATS,
CHOICE WAISTS, UNDERWEAR, ETC.
Will be immediately closed out now in the. heighth. of the season. An enormous assortment of fixtares, most of which are suitable
for stores, offices and. dwelling-houses, such as Mirrors, Cabinets for Clothing, Carpets, Tables, Folding Tables, Garment Racks, Machines,
Power Motors, a brand-new Cash System1 (never been used) five stations this, Cash System got in late, and guess the Achesoa Co.
was too . busy watching over-due bills to get it set up an Elegant Big Safe, Octagon Garment Cases, every country store. shouldL have
one they.will hold in clean, good shape, in a four-foot-square space, all the garments a small store wants to carry. All must, be sold.
HI
AST 0
PAY
AND WILL' CONTINUE FROM DAY TO DAY until the entire Stock and Store Equipment of this big, fine store is disposed of
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