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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1908)
IJV J h Mi :2 I4 .: mx i V .7- i I sal ',il; 1HE EVENING HERALD laaaaat tUllr. uwl Bandar, bt Um HrM pHbfaWnB Company f w wWIIRt ISRSJSw auwcupnoN ratos IMif.br Mil. mr. . Ualtr. mall (UmmaUm. IMIr. by MO. Uiim mantle . . Uslrr, hr mH month. . -Mil.! .iallMml in, curkr. a iraak. ItAttr n famr fltwyl rffcuV um nWr. pmonal ckwk an rwi feast bus, lamps. Mill, OT twnncr. NtwarAraa Law or Oasxm.-8tlai, MM of Um ton f Orason proruaa imi mnmwm any pnM coatrollliur a MWspspar shall Mil rach nwrT la b Oman In thla 8MU without Arsl iwll an ttdor ikarafar, auck mwwwot I to D tut. mm no am grown- uen parson, wnouior br th ponan to whom 1100 tN l. .M . hall to a shall ntcriM aaalnat nowpapor N loyolwa It at Mt or not. MONDAY. MAY 4, 1908. INDIAN SWAMP LAND Congress ib expected to settle the Klamath Indian reservation swamp land dispute, which has been before the Courts for years. Representative Hawley has in troduced a resolution to adjust title to these lands. About 1884 the government granted to the j state of Oregon all overflowed' and swamp lands within its boundaries. Part of these lands were subsequently included in the Klamath Indian reservation and are now claimed by the In dians. Hawley's resolution protect the interests of the state and will require either that title to the swamps and over flowed lands shall be vested in the state or that the state shall have the right of selecting other lands In lieu thereof. Oredon's richest soil. sv ,-., r-r-i-Trr "m""" jjawaai MARSH LANDS SO per cent, vegetable natter. WamathM Hrealcst bargain. .1 S20 per acre and upwards. Kety Term, Ttmkxr Land Notice United States Una Office, Uknvlew Oregon, February IS, WW. Nollro In hereby ttlven that In roni pllnnca with thn provisions of the net ol Congress ot Jnne.1, 1878, entitled "An net lor the salo ol limber lamia In Urn tuteit ol California., Oregon, Nevada nml Washington Territory," ni eitended In II '.he Public Und Statea by art ol August 4, WW, Charlea It. 1VU, nt Klamath Kail, County ot Klamalh, State ol Oregon, lint tiled in tlili olllce his (worn statement No, 40:', lor the purchase ot the awJfnf.'X, im'i'ie'i, "I tec. 3, tp. 38 M. range 0 K. W. M ntid will offer prool to ahow that the land ought la more xaluable (or Ita timber or alone than lor agricultural urpwe, and to establish Ida claim to tald Und bvloie Hie Countr Judge ol Klamath County, at hla nltlce at Klamath Fall, Oregon, on Wednesday the U! I Inlay ol Mar mv. lie immrana MllurrM-r: T. F. Nh liiv lap, I.. I. rtltchlmm, True II. IVUp, A. M. Jamlmin, ull nl Klamath 1'idla, Oretron, Any and alt riHn claiming ailuTse- ly the above deectllKtl landa are mtieal ed to tile their clalma In thla olllre on or beloru aatd 13th day ol May !!.. 1'Sdo-U J. N. Walwiu, rrgittrr. AraoBiBmoMrLANK Stransre as it may seem it is just-possible that the Democrats may insert a prohibition plank in their national platform this year. At least it is predicted that there will be a strong contest between the Democrats of the North and South. Democrats of the South arc nearly all for prohibition now because their statea have voted that way, and they are compelled to carry, out the wishes of their party. Prohibition and Demo cratic politics Beem a strange mix up to those who remember political conditions of former days. For. years the Democratic party wss charged with being the ''Itauor party'' of the coun try. This union, however, would be no snore surprising than that of Republicanism and Statement No. 1 in Oregon. Anything to get the voters. It is now estimated that every individual will owe Uncle Sam an extra half dollar on June 30 next That is to say, the deficit in the revenue on that date is es timated at 140,000,000. With the population counted at 80,000, 000, that means 50 cents- each. Now let each one of us be prompt in paying. The southern states go right along selecting double sets of delegates for the Chicsgo con vention, and Texas even pro poses to send three sets. Won der who is going to pay the tra veling expenses snd the hotel bills of the fellows who don't get in the convention? Haven't heard of a new job for Roosevelt, after his term ex pires, for three or four dsys. Last one wss the presidency of a great national university. It's a safe bet, though, thst he will never settle down to teaching school. Chicago judge fined a man one dollar for kissing a woman. Bet a fig the woman who made the complaint was sorry for it when she saw the valuation the judge placed on her kisses. How nice and accommodating on the part of Turkey to kick up this muss with Italy juat at the right time to give the duke of Abruui a chance to show off be fore his American sweetheart in his gorgeous naval uniform. asaias Be good, it is the only safe in vestment that pays ten per cent on the dollar. Petition for Liquor License To the Honorable County Court nl the State Oregon lor Klamath County. We the undersigned, residents and le gal voter ol the I'rvcinct ot Sprague Itlver, In the County ol Klamath and Klata ol Oregon, and actual resident therein and who have actually resided therein lor more than thirty day Im mediately preceding the date ol signing and filing thla our etition, do hereby rttpectlulty petition your honorable body to grant and Issue to J, C. F.daall and T. M. Kdsall, ot the firm of Kdsall Broe., a license to sell splritous, vinous, fermented or malt, liquors In less quan tities than ono gallon, in the precinct aforesaid lor a period ol ono year, (mm the 0th day ol May, A. I). I!U8. Notice Is hereby given that this pe tition will be presented to the County Court ol the Plate ol Oregon, lor the County ol Klamath, at the court house in the city ol Klamath Falls, on the nth day ol May, A. I. 108, at the hour ol one o'clock I. M. or as soon lliviralli-r as raid petition can be heard. Dated thla Ittlh day ol March, A. !. WW. O.T. Anderson, I.. I.. Grilnii, I. T. Anderson, F. A. Campbell, W. V. Fin- ley, E. V. Whetston, A. W. Ktans, J. M. gaaser, Vim. II. (iarrett, Kd llloum ingcamp, John 8. Furber, II. J. !.ang kam, Koss . Finley, W. W. Hinltli, James Phillips, V. K. Putter. It. 1'. Courtright, II. L. Anderson, C. It. Moriti, Amos l.umly, Mat I-awry. J. A, Wilson. J. K Freeman, Hnralt. Well, C. E. Here, J. II. Hoyd, James M. Fei ren, Frank Obencham, 1- A. Kichard son, George Bloomingcamp, Q.M.An derson, Tom Ivory. James llell, Frank .Shamley, J. A. Parker, U. (I. Dews, Charles Trtipp. Summons In the Circuit Court ol tho HUte ol Oregon lor Klamath County. John Koonti plaintiff, vs. Amanda Ella Koontz defendant, suit In equity (or divorce. In the name ol the state ol Oregon : You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint tiled against jou in the above entitled suit on or before Saturday, June 13th, WW, being the last day prescribed in the order (or pub lication ol thla summon, the first publi cation ol which being on Saturday, May Snd, 1908, and II you (all so to answer, (ot want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint, filed herein, to-wlt: for a decree dissolving the bond of matri mony exulting between plaintiff and de fendant. This summon is served by publication in the Evening Herald, by order ol Hon, Henry L. Benson, Judge ol the Circuit Court for the first judicial district ol Oregon, dated May 1st, 1008, which or der require summons to be published once a. week for six consecutivu weeks from the 1st day ol May, 1008. A. L. LEAVITT, Attorney lor Plaintiff. Auction Sale A. Arnold will sell at public auction on (Saturday, May 0th, at I p. in., at the Bird Loosley place, near the tunnel, the following Item: Two wagons, harueas, one plow, two harrow's, all kinds ol household goods and other article. Terms rash. TAEPARTMEN TOP THE INTERIOR. orHriUL v land orncc. Waahlnatoi. D. C Marrh 7. IWt. Notice or ustosation orruauo i.ihuh to aiTTUtHEKT and INTBV.-Notlca I hmby It that the actina 8crUry of tha InUrlor bu vaestad danartawntaJ ordar of withdrawal In ao far as tha same aaTacta the withdrawal for Irrita tion smrpoaas uadar tba set of Juna IT, IK (SJ But., SMI for um In eonnactlon with tb Klamath ProJact, Oncon, of tb followlnsr daacrlbad landa In tba ainU of OnMTon. and bv hla Authority auch of askt tracU u hav not bam naratofora Anallr raatoradandaranototlianrlaawlthdMwn.raaanMl or asproprlslad, will ba auhjact to aatUamant uadar MtnnwMUBnH in unitao Diataaonana f tar Juna 9. ISA but absU not ba auhjact try. Wuur. or aatactkn untU July SO, IMS. i uniun inua ana omco nt uutaviaWi warnuvMiMamaaaiycirentnatnoi wpanannNiioswa orcnanue say i to an. at the Dragon, oparaon will avar under any aattlament or oceupatfco baun after Fabruarv U. 1M1S and nrlov in Jum 90 lfiol $ffilV!t'fWte. uraxon, hum umnnnn Commlaaionar of tba Oanarnl Land OnVa FRANK PIERCE rtrst Assistant Stcrttarr cf tbs Interior Heavy Freighting a Spccltlty. BagBage oracrs rc Given Prompt Attention 0. K. Transfer & Storage Company PHONES Having up-to-date piano tracks we solicit your fine nlano moving KENYON & THOMPSON, PROPRIETORS OfflCC N7I lUrn U7 1 Residence 049 ABEL A) WOOD WOOD Sixteen inch anil four fot wood in any quantities. Orders can be left at Navigation Co., Phone 461 or KKK Store, Phone 174 JT VrTTIYlTl? Wood Yard and Office L. IIEaIAJ&K Ncar City Hall Phone 84 Incorporated November 28, 19001 The Eldred Company F. G. ELDRED, Manager Bonanza, Oregon Saddles, Harness and Supplies We make a specialty of first-class, guaranteed, hand-made Saddles and Sliaps. Our Saddles have an established reputation. Orders From Everywhere Solicited Statement of Conditio,, ot I hi'. Klamath County Bank Klaaath Falls, Oregon DEC1MBER 31, 1907 RIIOURCES Imiin and Dlacuuntit S340 r.-m .. Honda and Socurltleit Koal hMtato, DulldlnxH uml Fixture . . Ctmh anil Slvht KxcltmiKu ''.74r..l0 O.247.60 5585,040.51 LIABILITIES Capital Slock, fully jmlil $lOO,U00.00i Surplua und Prolltn 2 1 ,703, 1 1 Duo Other Itanlot .'i2.OO0.04 Ik'iKwItri .. 43l.203.4fj $505,049.51 t ' Ai! 'r,"1'' Jr" t-,"WT "t tin. lnrnml ..., i. u.t,,i anii ,nni in,, nlHUe .l.i. limit in lm totha brat of my knnial.NL,, hiii.ir MAiniN. Jit t..ir.;' MuiiixriiM AI.KX l anil sworti lu U-futr um ii... mi of January. IW '""' l'f '. H Wnmi,m Notary I'ulilic fur irrKI, OFFICERS ALU MARTIN E. R. RKAMIS ALU MARTIN, JR. LESLIE ROGERS President VIcc-l'resldent Cashier Ass'l Cashier Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin The Gem Restaurant and Lodging House Special accommodations for Family Dinner Par ties. The largest and best arranged eating house In the city. Open day and night. MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing In Value Barge has Arrived The Big Barge Has Arrived at Last and Loaded with Furniture, Carpets, Mat ting, Rugs, Linoleum, Pillows and Mat tresses of all Kinds, Colors and Prices. Call while THE STOCK IS COMPLETE. W. H. DOLBEER Successor to B. St. George Bishop CHAS. K. WORDKN President CAPILAL S 100.000.00 n:i.( mixiiask Vin-IWIilfnt The American Bank and Trust Go. lLiPL.jl.1 a 1 ! I i SHI B ffl m Hi h 1 1 : Wig rj i I- TT ' WT.g JJtJn-" ' "" " '"gZ?" FRaOBCHALLOCa Ass't Cashier Cor. flth and Mala Street When blocks) in Mills Addition wiTeollird at bargain pricea a number of hrfvi mvrt torn bouuht; aince that timu vnlms have increaaed materially. These Lots are Bargain Buys at present price, and there lit every reiuon to anticipate an advance in irieen, Iti-mim-bcr then lota are FIFTY feet in wiillli anJ ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY KKET deep-more than double the nn-i nf mwt town lota offered to investor. FRANK IRA WHITI CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE Office on Flflh StMtl FRANK WARD Laad Salesaea. H. BOIVIN Plumber and Steamfittcr Klanuth Falls, Orego Strictly Flrtt-clui Work Estimates Furnished Phones: Basiaess, 306; Residence, r04 "stablel Bennett's Feed Next to Martin's Mill Now Open for Buslncfj The Chute System of Feeding which permit Stock getting their flill, has been instniicu Plenty of Wagon Room JASPER BENNETT, Propriety Markd East End Meat atlSUR 6 STILTS, Proprietors Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and PodW., h LI . ,i nik' Kraah and Cured Mwts and Hauag "M W RMMM oar RMSM IB tno muni ih" ' .1 ll j m, " W... ... ami WD WW PP1 hinnu tn l..u un tnr a rliatolllCr. rlvv im WW ,wiv IMI v m ---- LfttoiJ tw-t tit.. Jlrf,