MARSH T.AMnR OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY
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KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. KASY
50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER.
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THE EVENING HERALD
turned Daily, Kxcept Sunday, hy the
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
SUHSCRM'TION HATKfi
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RKHItlKATION 10
Kattmill r.irr.l.
hSTKV OK l.SI& IS
Sollie l hrrlr ln
Ibtl th limit itocrllKf.l WKw, rnit,tlnr
UlOnrrrv nlttiliilti.l'airaile Nallnii.1 i"iiiIi
llffjon, Kill be tiltiju'l In MHIIfliiml .ml r
try iimtrr tin- I'linUltun nl the Iminoln-I
li el the I'liUnl fll' i.t I In- ''t "I
June II. I'M, 191 SWI., V.V1). l the l'nlte.1 i"lale
t mi.t OHIO t l.klnt, Ori'ilun, en twcnM
Vli.t'tw Any .tiller wlm mm riili) ! In
imM lullli rlmi.ihta miy ul fall UikIi Lr ml
ciiliiirol pun prior lit Jimry I, H"1.
lm nut nlnmlimr.l mm, hm ifiin
rlilit l mi-ve linmoilf il rnlrr fr the UihW
ciunll) wiiiplfil. HaM Uwlierllileil "I-
ntlie pplletlliMiiolllie pro infinitum, I
urlo. nliolutten rrirrenie mm muicr,
the prior tllit ol ) i'l it-ltlcr. ptmlilfl
tuf h ellltr or uppllfKiil If iilflr,l in !"'
Iiolnrtlrl.t mil) fll llif plfrrrnc lUhl
frtrlirl i'tlnr In ,uil Mli.lwH mi winch
ll, Ili-Uniti mil b iiitij.fl in feitliuii
SUMMONS
In tlie ii nil I'miil "' l'11' S'1' "'
Oi.ywt. (i the t'imiity "I Klamath,
IWrllm I! t'uimer, I'lalnllll
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Panlel II I 'turner, lUemlmil.)
To P.uih I l!. t'onniT the iilmte iiameil
defendant! mi ate lielrhv riiiilud lit
iippi'.H iiml iiimaer the etniiil.iliil tl'nl
itpilhM Jim In the lit titled 'lilt
mi or Inline the IM d.iy ol July ll1. he.
In the taut ila nl the lime In the order
of the publication ol Oil' iimineim, the
lltut Mhlli'allnn theitiif IfliiK on the II
.In) n June IIHH hihI II )oil fall m In
rtiK'.ir aiidalmer, for nnl Iheieof the
i.luiniltr will umde In the ennil for the
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KLAMATH FALLS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE 21. UXIS
NEW OREGON CODE NEEDED
With the people adding numerous new laws under the
Initative and Referendum act, and the edition of theanti-Ur.'sv'si.Tit.MUK.w . er.'uin .ppn
HUiriiniii i i -
mvl rnU) It miy limHrir.l -r..iii. tlif Uifl teliel prnj M tor III I lie i'om'iiiii orn-
re litlhini . 1li I lit"! M.r' ' in In nit I or a ileuee HK-nlMHH Hie
h il.l..(N;.ir.o. 3.. lK-tr.li Ij.tii . pin '"' I ,,, ll( ,liair,..nv etUlltiii l-le.n
t Jr..e IM!if. f I Klmlli.Orriioii iln"lit ,"""
i.lSiir.ili.Nr .irlsttiir.iiiNM . S plaintiff and defemlaiil , for llm aie
ui.iinu r. in ii. iii.ih i'itiiftiim nl -lirf i,.l .n.iikl nf Ijiieiie J t'nniier and
noil , limwii, r-i.ll Klamalti, Oriin the aw J . j ,1,,, urM.lllt.tii thl lilt !
Iirowii. furl KUiiiatti,iriiti. Hie KM ill MV to theroiirlmayneni Jintniletilltalile,
y. i, n s a i i .. i i it i i .urn el pmurMi nrtmn, ri MRniaui uiri'm,
quatea uemnger & uouon coae exnausieu, ine lawyei-s or i,Ur)e.i. .ppKimi.n -.-c i,n! n
Pllcmiiin il
' lien Nolan, Ko.l.n.l, Oiroli.
riini iips.rr.
Ccmtnlt.ldiitf ol ihlinn.l jtn I titort
Apprutnl Mj a. lt-
kiunk riKiici:,
Mrit ,tui.t Vcrrlr nlilif Im ilr
i.i-t- i7, -i.'. ttu, lui. rat i ,i. ,. ii
Notice 1'or Publication
i mcti-iUe and
from the II nf June
jil
colieciille
11HW.
II. W, Krinri,
Attorney fur I'lulnllfl
MITICI! IOW I'lllll.lCATlON
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ThU ruminoiK It "erteil liy IHllill-
uitlon thereof ill the Dveiilnn Herald by
. .. i . ..II. t ,1 II. III!. I.
. .. .... . . .1 I -..... ... ... ..ii.K Al X it lirill'l III int. II" " . ....
the state are throwing up their hands in despair. It is ,,?;." i si . k t j . th.i.r. ,v county Judne .1 KUmath foumy. Ore.
imuossihlo for even the best Dosted lawvers to act intol-1 ti.. ihcnc .ouiu wih. "" ' t0u. made, dated and tiie.1 tti thu iuii
IlllJJUSSlim 1UI cCII lllf UC3L JJUSltU lil.lt.is I" ll. I Hlll-l (h.iiH.ibrnc. Scli.iii..ltnoci:)fliiln. . Klninalii Kali Oieunri i.nlha II nf
ligently on the simplest cases without n stupeiulous" wi,kh t.i .,r.ie, 1. ,e ,
amount Of WOrk. " ") I. ' '' ' n M " -v r.iniliedtlut miiuniom lii IhN tnll I")
... . . . ;iir,uionipiiiinuoij .. i .ir. i... i imblhilii'il inire a Meek, lor a irinii m
ine neiimger miiun cue is- uiiiiquuieu aim nuu ;'x.oi h 10? t i .-. i: V.. i:.up .,,.nV.
only that but it is out of print. Outside of a few copies."-"."'' ' n...r.i. ti.i.i..t. nrrK..n iw
. f . . , ' l,,ri.l NK.r.ll.Thl..l-K.r.rVe r..il,eM
in the possession of the secretary of state for the use of ,qmi .:.,!. n.e. t h.ui.ik.mii,.pi.ii
.. ...... .. ..... . rulliiliul Julitl M.lfr. rilliMlllr, Ofrj.m; Hie
me next legislature there are no copies to ue nau owing; : ht..isK.ir..titKoir.. u,- k tit..t skv,
-. l. -,. U il... ..!.. e IU n J .1.. lcilnTJIH.Il 10 f. uh.i, .,..:
stroj'ed in the San Francisco fire with the plant of the
Bancroft-Whitney company. At the time of the last
session of the legislature it was said that there were less
than 50 new copies of the code in existence besides those,
fnrnished to the members of the legislature for their use
during the session. It is a question therefore whether .
,. it 1 a. 1 j. j.1 tnnn Department nl the Interior, I . J?
there will be copies enough to go round at the 1909 ses-, ..j omc... i.ak..ie,r own, i ir..
sion, owing to the fondness shown for the big books by ! i'-". xotiw hereby Kuen that Aiun
the members of the legislature, the majority of whom Z.LJXZi
took their books home instead of returning them to the 'mo application, No. 101-., f.r m:4
secretary of state. 5WU, fc,l..", 'i', T'.'rM""r ",?;
1 . .KaniinOK., Will. Meridian, ha llhil
Aside from the fact that the COde IS OUt Of print IS notice of intention to make Final l-ruof,
the further argument in the hands of the attorneys that , ,0 "u,,,"1'1' cU:"' '" "'"Jr1",1 Ie ,l'
.1 n ... on 11 j-i.- i..j . 1 o- acrlbcd, before.toiinly Clerk Klamath
the Bfclhnger & Cotton edition is antidated. Since it was ; Co., at hi. otiiee at KUmath f.u.. ore.,
compiled five or six sessions of the legislature haVe inter-0." ""' UlU dl-v "' a ". i.
j . 1 . ., ,. . .. V , 111 Claimant nmc wItneteM Juhn (i.
vened and several initative elections have been held so 1 schaiik, ..t Kiamati. k.ii, nlrv,n,
that perhaps the majority of the statutes have been iT.J.suien.ni Klamath Kaii, orrRmi,
amended, some of them more than twice, others have lv'r'iuie.am.'h'VX
been repealed and again enacted bv subseauent Ietnsla-i0rr'
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Incorporated November
28, 1900 I
Department nf the Interlnr, 1'. h.
Hid Dlllie.al l.ikeviea, OreKili, June
.', UH. Nutli'e I. hereby giti'ii that
William T. .Vhrelnrr, of Klamath Kail,'
,OirK'on, h". on Aitiin.t lit, I'.ar.1, made
homeftead entry, No, S'li', fur bV.A
M;ieeilnn l i:' NK' .Si Hon in.
W"4 SWi, Herllnii:, Timn-hlp :t7 S,
Halite (1 : Wlllametle 5leridiri. Ii
1 tiled imtieeiil Intenlinn lit male I'lnal
Kire tear I'rool, In elahli-h claim tn
the land alte tlecrdnl, It-hue County
, Clerk KUmath Onillily, at hii iillim at
Klama h Fall, Oienou, mi the 3nl tlay
I of AukoiI l'.tH. riaiiiiaut nainea t
ulliic-.n
I A. M. JamUtui, of Klaiualli Fall, Ore
Kui lien Carlisle, of Klamath I'alli, Or
eiion; W A. Il.iudlriiit.nf Klamath Fall,1
OreKon; II. Mulkey, ol Klamath Fall,'
Oregon. IV 8
J. X. Watxik, Itenittcr. I
Slslcmenl of Condition
. of the
Klamath County Bank
Klamath Falls, Oregon
DECEMBER 31, iuo
RESOURCES
Imns nml Dlacountrt $34 0,030.00
liuntlHuntlSi'curilluH Oil f''n"at'
Itvnl Ertlali-, KiilltlliiKH nml ' "
Fixttiri-rt M.74r.fl
Cush anil SIkIiI ExrliiuiKi) . Ki0.247.GB
$505,049.51
LIABILITIES
Cnpitiil Stock, fully pniil $100,000.00
SurpluH nml I'rotltH 21,7B3,'u
Due OthiT IlonkH . 32,OOo!u4
Di'lHlt 431,295.40
$5115.049.51
J, Ale Martin, Jr., 1'athler nf ll,.. ,,,,mf.i
bank, 1I.1 anlemilly awiar Hint the ni. ,, ,, . '
ineiil la true to the brat nf my knou,..rr n.i,I'
AI.KX MAltTIN. Jll ta'C
MubwtllHil ami tMorn tn liefiiir ine 'l. uii.U.
of Jnnuarv, Itati. ""
Mnlf r it,...m
Notary Public f. r tirrun
OFFICEKS
ALEX MARTIN
E. R. REAMES
ALEX MARTIN, JR.
LESLIE ROGERS
Trcslilcnt
Vice-President
Cashier
Ass't Cnshler
Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin
J. X. WaTiox. Ileuiiter. 6 IM
' inquire nl thi ollicc.
C-ll
tures in different forms, until the lawyer looking for a
statute has to go through not only his code but different Ctaiameil Advertisements
volumns of session laws to find the exact statute of any!
hlW. J KEAL ESTATE OK SALE
Goaded by the condition which confronts them daily for sale-iw Acre i..,nch i-ocat.ii
in the practice of the law the members of the state bar i " '"" ',,, ' KUmatii i-aii a baru-
association, are planning to advance upon the legislature i '" for ""'" '''it, tct .rticuiar
next January and demand redress and surcease from un
necessary tribulation, worry and work. The state associ
ation will have an annual meeting some time during the
late summer and fall and then the matter will be given
full discussion and a plan of campaign will be mapped
out. According to the present program the association
II l-At- 1 11 J. . 1 ...
win asK me legislature iorji coae commission to revise
the laws of the state and put them in good and conveni
ent form.
MISCELLANEOUS
I.O.ST-O110 33 Smith A Wealon re
volver beta ecu Court IIouhj and Lake-
Inn. Finder Hill Im llharly re-
l.le
htanlid by leaiing name at Lakeside Inn.
IN THE LITTLE PRINCESS
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m BEiiF aiaiaaa-a-afMaJBBalBalllllllllllllllW lV
.M0XKVT0I.0A.V-Ilarilllme but 1
haru nornu money tn loan if you hare
llioteciirlly.-K. 11. Hall.
lt)K SALE
For Salt Underwood Tyriter In
goodcnndllloii.V). h. V. Kuykendall.
FOIt KAI.i: llulaiy hull je.ir!lif
Vhlte .enlng Machine, lateit ilealmi.
ni Hiiii'tii 1 nrnltiiretore. if
S'afea Two practically new llerrini,"
UalbMaiilri talvK, at a hari(jn, one 20x
21 lucliei and onu 25i.'BJ Inchen, Iniilde.
lii'iulrunt lleltkemiwraJuuely alore.
FOIl ,SAI.i: Oim ilrutter , one wuih-
fctarid.onorockliiKchulr.nnelabloand
Call at the Ilrick
If
one hi-allntf htuve.
lore.
You get more room, more cooking surface
and convenience than from any stove ever sold
In Klamath Falls.'
. E. VIRGIL ft SON
Dealers in Furniture und House Furnishings. At the
"Bridge on Main street
For Sale
One tthulo buslneaa block In Klamath
FbIIj for aale for forty cent on the dob
larof vihullt hus worth thirty dayi
'w- 0. 1). Wlllnon.
oTlCl: fok publication
IViarlmeij nf the Interior, I. H
Ijnd Ollii-e, t l.kkeview, Orei.tin, June
t, IIOM. .Notice I. hereby tfltru thk
William Albert Oley. of Uirri., Calif.,!.
Ilia, who, on April 'Si, l!3. made I101111
tead entry No. KU", for W.'j XW4l)
SK)4' XW4, SH4 hWi, SmIIoii 1?,
Town.hli II K, Itniigo 7 K, Willimelte
Meridian, ha. II In I notice nf intention
to make Filial Fie Vear I'ronf, to r
I tablitli claim tolholand aboeih'ffiihnl
Ijefnru County Clerk Klamath County,
at Ida olllre, Klamath Falli.Oirnon, on
the 4th day of Aut(it. HO. Clalmaul '
nar.ie at witnetrea: K.lie Morgan, of
Keno, Oregon ; llichard Krarua, A Por
ri., California; IMh anl llrady.of iMrri.
California; Joiiah It. Otey, of iMrrln,
California. OH
J. N. Watttoi, Iteiiiiter. I
Notice j
All aceouutt due me muit be teltlrd '
by note or rh within thirty day or I
they will be iiihlinlirl and mild at ,iil-'
lie auction to llix lilcliest bllder.
C. I. Wlllaon.
Dissolution of Partnership
Xntica Ii hereby given that the part
ncrahlp heretofore exIntlriK U'laren
Seeliorn and Kate, at proprietor of Ihu
American Hotel, I1II1U day ditiolvetl,
W. K. ."eehorii uiviiihm all ilubu and
collecting in counts due ald (Inn.
W. II. KKKiiour
Juno KI. KHS. M. A. Earrx.
DKIMItrilKNTOMIIKISTKIIlOll.uavrail.
UHOorrur, w..,ii1(ii,, i, (- Har i
ran. Nor in nr axrukin.xi .1 1 1 ai w .-
in niiLiarni isu injur .iiiiir h.rtbv
vlV.ll ll.kt llK...Ml.....f n.u ..-."'
rated lr.rttijcniloi.(fr ol wiili.lua In m
.i MHiwunrnnii- HllhiiriiHal tut Irri
The Eldred Company
F. G. ELDRED, Manager
Boninu, Oregon
Saddle. Harness and Supplies
We make a specialty of first-class, guaranteed,
hand-made Saddles and Snaps. Our Saddles
have an established reputation.
Orders From Everywhere Solicited
Ready for Inspection
Our line of Carpets, Matting, Tapestry,
Linoleum, Art Squares, Table, Lounge
and Stand Covers, is ready forinipeo
tion. Something entirely new
Also Silk Floss and Feltolene Maltreat
Brass and Iron Beds-Adjustable pen
cil woven wire Springs, the only thiij
for hot weather.
Polshed Oak Dining Sets and all oak
Rockers.
8WBWMW mi II II.U-iilJLl ' - '"
W. H. DOLBEER
Successor to B. St. George Bishop
Phone-Store, 61 Residence, 155
..) .. ui.fK. iiiiiifr uir nri ni Jim. 7. i.2
ii.,."!r,".,f', J'At.rrK.l,. c. . (1.M1,
wrlbnl laitil.lll llivcui,. , Oll.lll,.l,Tbt
Ml main I
II I III llllllil ll.l I. ha ....
Unit lirrtloli, lliitlh ir,i,,tr, ,, ,,, '
oil.MwIwallhjIrai.M. rewrw.1 ,,r .,,!,,o, J
alnl. will lie tllW.ct lo ..lllr...i,l !.M.'.Y.
.;illlut.nil liwa ,( the I'niitii Hl.tc. on nd
alltrJiilyuu itVLbni Ixll not I, lubl-c"
Ormoii, w.riiltK Iwlnx r,rilr lven h.i
any rlfhi wliaifvrr nn.l.T anf Htiikui.ii or
Mullyii u.uii .lirr M.y M.y I ,ii i I
l-rior o July bJ. im. id iuri.f nfi.,,,,,, ,,
atiZ'r ?i ?u"!Wi"' ' w '"' """"' "
...5n,T.ll "., ft. tti. , NKur HK jr nml 1 or
HW qr, H ir .NW or. N l.fl NW or, Htril ,i, '
. KMKH liKNNtn.
Fit ank'I'TkkISk" "' ,u '"""' l,M .
HrM Aiilai.iii Htirrdtry ol ihr !ii.rlr
CIIAS. K. WORDKN
I'rraldunl
M. WOltDF.N
Cnaliier
FRED MEUW
Vlcr-PrwH'
The American Bank and Trust Co.
Heavy Freighting a Speclelty. Baggage Orders Are
Given Prompt Attention
0. K. Transfer fie Storage
Company
Having up-to-date piano 0i:e cm
lneknUnVoem8rSS,Jy0Ur PH0IS C In
nne piano moving a.witce am
KENYON & GRIMES, PROPRIETORS
i-i rrir""! a i -- A.f J
j-""!- - & O r " ""I it.. U mm ""
CAPITAL, $100,000.00
Cor. All. nA Mala Street