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KLAMATH FALLS. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY G. 1909.
NOTICE OK SHKItlKP'H SALE !
ON EXECUTION. ,
Uy virtue of mi execution iliily Is-1
sued liy tlu County Clerk (if Klnui
nth County. fytutit of Oregon, mid cx
olllclo Clerk id (ho Circuit Court ol
said Stato In nmt lor said County,
dutcd tho 30th day of December, A.
1).. 1908, In n certain action In the
Circuit Court lor mild County mill
Stale, wherein J. 11. Pierce us ptnlu-
tl IT obtutnod mid recoiered JudKnieiit
uguliiMl II. I.. AldrldKe and Agnes
I'. AldrldKe, defeiiduutii, lor the hiiiii
of Three Thousand FIo Htltiilled
Mr VVIIIiiiiih, Ki'iiernl iimnngor of
the Mimon ('(iliHttiirtlou t'o . was III
Keno on IiuuIiionh lust week '
Johmi (It ubu mid Mr. Mtuim were I
up fiotn llcswlch lifter u home I he) ,
hud on the tnugo neiir Kcno Jchhh
Orubb' will lnll with hln blntlici.
Toiii, for some lime.
Mr mid Mm Mills visited In Kenol
Stindn)
Miss IMtuey mid Allien Tmlei
ueiil to Klmiiitth Pulls Suudii). when
uAimmtM wiMi riioiiAiii.v
UK TI1T NEXT HKCHETAKY
As far a ran bo learned, President-elect
iTafl has not finally do
elded upoa-'hU Secretary of the In
torlor, but Indication strongly iolnt
to the selection of Jatuea K. Garfield,
now holding that office. Secretary
Uarfleld la anxious to remain In hit
preeenfposltlon: Mr. Taft know of
thla dMlro; ho It also aware that Mr.
Garfield gave him staunch support In
the campaign, and prior to tbu Chi
cago convention, und furthermore
ho appreciates tho scrluusues with
which 'Mr. Onrrlcld has Inkeii hold
of the work nt hln department.
There was it time when It was be
lloved ex-Land Commissioner II. A.
llalllnger, ot Seattle, might be chos
en for Secretary ol the Interior, but
Valley, Will Grnlmm, Howard O'Con
nor, .luck Anderson, Dannie Atidcr
miii, Mis lllanche Kublnson and Miss
Clara Anderson
.Mr. und .Mrs. Terry O Johnson.
of Colorado Springs. Colo., arrived
last week to hlt Mr mid Mrs. Tom
JohliHou.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Itobbti and II.
E. Cortwrlght spent Siinduy with Mr.
and Mrs. It. S. Wooden.
Mr. and Mrs. Klrkpatrlrk visited
Sunday with Mr mid Mrs J. I), Mor
Kau. Mr. Duls lnu hioiiKht 4i! heud of
mules to J. A. Wnrd's lo feed durliig
tli ii winter
Leo Todd. Miss Vesta Todd mid
George Wooden spent New Yeur's
evening with II. P. Tolle.
Harrison Gray mid Miss Mny Itoli
Inson, of Youna Valley, and Mist
Uluncho llobltisun tisltetl lust week
. ra..i . i ... ... . . .'111 111 lllllltllll l lllin .iilllil.i;. ..mi.
and Th Irty-K 3r.a.Voi H.Hnr.LM ,,,,, , ttl r ,,.,
a id cost. ,,d dlslmrsoments taxed JM M ,, t ,.,,. ,
. t rhlrt...l.,e and SCluti OlirJM , j,,,,,.,,,,'
Mr. Balllnrer has aald he does not
want'tho olBce, and It Is well known tat tho home ol Willis Johnson
by his friends that ho does not tare' Will Whltlatch mid MUs Iva Whit
for official life In Washington. There-' latch left Sunday for Albany where
fore, it Is reasonably certain that i they will visit friends.
he will not bo a member of tho next
Cabinet. With llalllnger out of the
wayrtt.tr 'Is no man looming up on
the'koriton who is regarded us u
strong . competitor of Garfield, und
the probabilities are that tho young
Obioan"Wlll remain t tho head of
the' Interior' Department for another
foun years. J
The -main "'Objection raised by
Western men to Secretary Garfield
la the fact that ho Is an Easterner,
not personally familiar with Western
coB-lrtlons-and Western needs. How
everrelncei be became Secretary of
tbe- laterkir -Mr. Oarflld has spent
much of bla time In tbo West, getting
In Intimate touch with Western peo
ple, and' his "sympathies are decided
ly 'with tbe deserving classes whose
needaihe hastdlscovered. In this re-
speet'-he la today-much moro sym
pathetic than any previous Secretary
of tbe Interior In 10 or IS years.
and be ltnows' more of actual West
em conditions' than any other East
ern maawno'ver filled that Cabinet
oSiv.-
Thoe In a position to appreciate
what Secretary Garfield has accom
plished ilnce he took hold of a department-"
disrupted 'by Secretary
llltchceckivdo 'not hesitate to com
mend -the i present Secretary for bis
accomplishments, and thoso who
know bow hard ho has struggled to
get In touch with tho peoplu of the
entire' West 'commend' him for his
success" !' that direction.
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OAUt -HAPPENINGS.
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B. E. Cortwrlght and Mr. and Mrs.
Hawkins, of Klamath Palls, wore
visiting 'with 'Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
lladler last week.
Miss Clara Anderson entertained
trleuds-Xtsa, Tbos-parUklDg-of
hcr hospitality were; Harrison. Oruy
and Miss May Itoblnson, of Yonna
Mix Uluncho llohliimm let limed
Thursday Irom Dairy where hIih Iik
been tho guest of frlendx.
Mm. E. C. Albin and MUs Clnra
Anderson were hostesses New Year's
day to a large party of friends and
relatltes. The guests camo early
and after a splendid dinner spent
tho afternoon and evening plajlng
cards. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Anderson, Mr. und
Mrs. Eugene llnmmond, Mr. mid
Mrs. Dan Caldwell. Mr and Mrs.
Henry Anderson. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Anderson, Mrs. Cox, Jack An
derson, Howard O'Connor, Will Gra
ham, Henry Cox, Herbert Anderson,
John Cox, Hornco Hickman, Dannie
Anderson, Walter Ellcr, Willie Ham
mond, Prank Anderson, Mr. und
Mrs. J. 11. HobbH, Mr. nnd Mrs. E.C.
Alblns, Miss lllanche Itoblnson, Miss
Cl.il n Anderson.
Mr Musou. of Klamath Palls,
lirotiitht 60 head of horses to E. C.
AlMn to feed for the winter.
Herbert Anderson Is riding In
Snud Hollow for his horses.
Howard O'Connor, Horace Hick
man, Herbert Anderson and Mr. und
Mrs.- C. J. Anderson uttended tho
Gardner party In Too Valley New
Year's eve.
Howard O'Connor mid Will Gra
ham, spent Sunday afternoon and ev
ening nt the home of II. C. Anderson,
J. Prank Adams butchered 30 head
of hogs Sunday.
MALE HELP WANTED.
You are ambitious nnd possess at
east' an average amount of tact and
perseverance. Therefore, we want
you and will pay you 175 a month
for taking only four orders a day,
You can earn a big Income. We fur-
lib all supplies free. Write today
o MANAGER, V. O. Box 11 GO, Now
ork City. 12-1
I mmJrsrmj6uPX'mMKfmwmm I
LQEtDflLBLw99LffaLfleRLLvBjflaY
VAN RIPER BROS; grocers
Dollars, such JitilKUieut lui-ilug been
obtulued and rendered ns aforesaid
on the J:tril iluy of December, A. I) ,
Itios, and It being ordeied und ad
judged therein by the ciiuit that the
certain property altuched In mild ac
tion be sold to satisfy the vlallut mid i
demuuds of said plulutltT-
NOW. THKKEPOHK, NOTICE IS
HEKEI1Y GIVEN, That I will on the
30th duy of January. A. It.. 10!, at
the flout door of tho Court I Inline In
the City of Klaumtti Pulls, Count) I
and State uloresald, at 2 o'clock In
the afternoon of said day, sell at
public auction, to the highest blddei j
for cash, the fullowlug described leu 1 1
provrt, being the pioperty iittuched
us aforesaid, to-wit:
I'.ots I, 'J und 3 of llloek HI, lots
I, 3, 3, i and ft of llloek 4ft, In PlltST
ADDITION to the City of Klamath
Pulls, In Klamath Count), Statu or
Oregon; n I mi uu uiidMdeil onv-half
Interest In mid to Uits 7, . tt and 13
of llloek 1, Lots 7, h, 'J, HI, II ami
13 of llloek 3, Lots I. 3, ft, f 7, S.
It and 13 or llloek 7, Lots 1, 3, 3, I.
ft, 6, V. 10, 11 mid 13 of llloek I ft.
Lots 1 and 3 or llloek 3u, all ol
lllocks 3. 4, ft, II, S. 0, 10. 1 1, 13, 13.
H. If.. 17. IS mid IK In KNOII llll.l.
ADDITION to mild City of Klmnatli
Palls, said last described lots and
blotks being a portion of the NE-t
of SEVi of Sec. 211, Tp .IS S., II.
E., W M., In said County and Stute,
also, mi undlvldeil ono-hnlf Interest
In and to the SW4 of NEU of Sec.
IC. Tp. 3.H S., It. 9 E.. W. M.. In said
County and State: and the following
described piece or parrel of land, sub
ject to the certain mortgage thereon
amounting to tho sum of flftoo.ou,
to-wit: Commencing at tho Intersec
tion of the centers of Conger Avenue
and Main Street In said City of Klam
ith Palls, uccordlng to the recorded
plat of the survey of Conger Avenue
as recorded in Plat Hook No, 3, In
tho office of the County Clerk of said
Klamath County, tuklng the center
of Muln Street us N. fill OVg, 43 min.
E thence N. IV deg, -IS mln. W.
4CD.& feet, theme N 43 deg. IS mill,
W. 114.33 flit, thence S. 4! deg, 30
mln. W. 17, ft leet, to the beginning
of the description ot the land hereby
described, thence N. 43 deg. IS mill.
W. ulong south Hue of Conger Ave
nue (IS feet, thence S. 4! deg. 3D mln.
W. 13ft feet, thence S. 42 deg. IS mln.
E. 1ft fii-t, thence S. 4! deg. 30 mill.
W. to the east or left bunk of I. Ink
lllver, thence down said I. Ink Itlver
along the easterly or lift bunk fto
feet ot morn to tho Hun of tho prop
erty of tho heirs of Hurry llufoid
Hurgus, deceased, thence N. 4! deg,
30 mln. E. lo tho south lino of said
Conger Avonua and tho place ot be
ginning, being ull situated lu wild
County and State,
Tuken und levied upon us tho prop
erty of tho suld II. 1.. Aldrldgo und
Agnes I. Aldrldgo, und their title and
Interest therein will bu sold by mo
as uforesuld or ho iiiucIi thereof us
may bo necessary to sutlsfy the said
Judgment in fuvor of suld J. G. I'ierco
against suld il.L. Aldrldgo und Agnes
P. Aldrldgoj with Interest thereon, to
gether with ull costs und disburse
ments thut hnvn or may accrue.
W. II. 1IAHNEH,
.Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon
ated nt Klumath Palls, Oregon, tho
3 1st day of December, liiOK.
John Itosn and Plius, Gules paused
through Keno Ptldny Inking cattle
eusl of the Palls to bo wintered
Tom McCoruiIck Is home on a Ih-i
It foi a few days ' i
.Mn Lena Nlekenmn utlendeil the 2
V,,.. V.,.,-1., I., ill , l.ltiitttl, I'lill- lo
.11 1. I1..1. II I'tllt .11 .. It.lt,. 1. 11 1 111,
Meiirs Slliidl, Wall nnd Mnrsroi5
intended the New Year's bull at Dor-1 J
rls
Mr. Scott was In Keno this week
after u loud of wood for the dredger
t'hns. Stludt went to lllldell Hutu
day to take charge ol u clew or men
on the dredge
Mrs.l'adgett nnd children nnd Mrs
llrntf tatnl iIUiihih ulll, lie fitt.l l ft
'Grul.1. MmulnV -44)4)4ee44;
, Mr mid Mrs. I.eon Anderson
,-iee.eee.:,tHi4
nnw'T RAiri?
Lot us tlo It for you. Everything Home Mode. Prtcei
Ronfinnnhli. RRKAI) A SPPPIAITV
V put ii box lunclit'it; iiIho lunches for liuntim?, fiHliin j
twin picnic iiiriien. ;; iriui win vuiivnieo you umi it
in cliunpor to buy tliiin to bake.
KLAMATH FALLS BAKERY
AND DELICATESSEN
Get Our Bread at Cawklns.
MIhh
lllerllia Anderson, Miss Wood and
Ml hi Mouii mid ilerthu Spencer, of
Wampus, attended the Literary So
ciety lu Keno Saturday night
Mr Heal made u trip to DorrW
lait week
Mrs. John Dnr. of Dorrls, Is im
ported to be wry silk. As soon 111
she Is Utile to be looted she will be
taken to Klamath Palls fur inedlriil
treatment
Snm Ileal returned to Durrl frnii
his extended trip thloiiKli Mexico
Inst week
Miss Ititth Doten wits In Dotrli ot
New Year's dii)
Mr. Shur was In Keno lust week
C V. Nelson was a Keno vlslto
last week
G W. Sorrels was In Keno Wed
nesdny
Mr. 1'iickeit trnnsnrled biiHlnesi
In Keno the llrst ol lal week
Albert Trayler and Harry Pearson
butchered hogs ror Mr Pord
Mo na und llerlhn Spencer were In
Keno Wiiliiesda)
It. W ToMer pun bused a Jersey
cow from ha Hansen Iiihi week.
Mi mid Mis. Wolf puhhimI through
Keno on Ihelr v home fioui Klam
nth K.ilU Wi'dtii-Hilny
Mr mid Mrs Pioit were In Keno
Inst week
Esllit Morgan hauled hay for Mr.
Sniiwgooie fioui (ii'iuge llenvilln's
rmirli last week
Delsle Shur was In Keno Monday.
tt'.lMITrt NEWS.
Eugene Speiiier unit to Klainmh
Pulls Thnriiluy on biiHlness.
Leon Anderson wi nt lo I'okegnmu
Weilni'Hilny after a load of Irulght.
I' S. Piuketl, or Cold Springs,
passed hem Tuesday on his way to
Klanuilh Palls,
Mr. mid Mrs, .Malm- Spencer und
Utile son, l.uiirenie, returned to their
home Holiday alter a few days' visit
with reluliM'M lu the Wampus pre-
clnrt.
Ed Way and W. Ilrown were over
from I'okegmnii Hiimluy limiting
ducks.
Miss Ilerthu Amlersiiii returned to
her home Tuesdny after a stay of
four months In Klamiith Palls.
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NOTICE FOIt I'L'IIMC'ATION.
Department of tho Interior, V. S.
Land Office ul Lukuviow, Oregon, De
cember 24, l'JOK.
Notice is hereby given that John J.
Rahm, of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
who, on January 9,1907, made Home
iteud Entry, No. 3705, (Serial No.
0303), for as amended, tho EftBWK
Hoc. 30. NEU NWK. NW Vi NEK,
Sec. 31, T. 38 S., It. 10 E., W. M
has Mod notice of Intention to make
fluul llvo your proof, to estublisb
claim to the land above described,
before County Clerk, Klamath Coun
ty, ut his office, tt Kit math Palls, Or
egon, on Iho 8th day of Fobruary,
190!.
Claimant names us witnesses:
J. N. Pine, Frank Irish, John Shep
herd, Arthur Kelloy, Roy Kinsman,
H. W. Keessoe, all of Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
J. N. WATSON,
ll'l
Stnln sponge ruko may bo trans
formed Into nn excellent dessert by
cutting It Into slices and IniiHling It
over tho coals. Then sprend whipped
cream on each slice, und Into It ill up
u teuspoonfiil of currant Jelly.
In tile Circuit Court of Iho State of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
Notice of Settlement of Plnul Ac
count. In tho mutter or tho Estutu of
Charles Christopher Honrickseu, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Alex
ander Martin, Jr., executor of tho
above entitled, estate, having' (lied in
tbe County Court for Klamath Coun
ty, State of Oregon, his final account
as executor In said estate nnd that
FridayJanuary 28th; 1909, at 2 P.
M., being the time fixed for the hear
ing of objections to said lluul account
and tho settlement thereof, ull per
sons Interested In the said estuto uro
hereby further notified to file objec
tions to tho'suld final account or any
of thorn thereof on or beforo tho duy
appointed for such hearing and settlement.
Alexander Martin, Jr.. Executor.
iswk.
.VOID E I'Olt ITIII.K'ATIO.V.
Department of tlm Interior, IT. S
Lund Oltlie ul Lnkeviiiw, Oregon, De
cember 14, CHI.
Notice Is heieby ghen thut Mnud
lluyden, ol Kliiiuuth Pulls, Oregon,
who, Nov. 30, 'ji, miidii Tlmbor mid
Stone Application No MS.'.', lor Nl.'1-,
NWW. See. 29, Tp. 37 S.. K. 9 l..
W. M hlis lllld liotlrn of Intention
to muke fluul proof, to estubllsh claim
to tho land abovo described, beloro
County t.'lerk Klmnnth Co., ul his of
flee, at Klamutli Palls, Oregon, on the
2lith day of Pebriiury, I90N.
Claimant minim ui wllm-snits'
Albert Harrison, A. M, Jamison,
John 0. Schullock, lien Curllsle, ull
of Klamath Palls, Oregon,
J. N. WATSON.
13-18 Iteglsler
NOTICE Hill I'I'III.ICATIO.V.
Dopurlinttnt of thu Interior, II. 8,
Land Office ul Lukuviow, Oregon, Oc
tober 21, 190S.
Nollcii Is hereby given that John
A. I'lnkcrton, or St. Joo, Idaho, who,
on Muy 27, 1908, mndo Tlmbor and
Btorio Application, No. 4189. (Siirlni
No. 0284) forSWSW'4, NWHW
Sec. 9, HIJI48KM, Hec.8, T. 37 S It
9 K., W. M bus llled notice of luton
Ion to make Final Proof, to nstah-
llsh claim to the land abovo descrlbod
beforo Heglstur und llocelvor.iit Lake-
vlow, Oregon, on tho 24 th day of
Junuary, 1908.
Claimant numos nt witnesses:
Dun Johnston, of Klumath Palls.
Ore., J. Smith, of Klamath Palls, Oro
Harry Poltr,- ot Klamath Palls, Ore,
M. I'lnkcrton, of Wolf Crenk, Ore,
J. N. WATSON,
lloglstnr.
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BRICK WORK
AND
PLASTERING
CHIMNEYS AND KlllB
I'LACKH A SI'KCIAI.TV
H. E. CHILDERS t
KLAMATH rAtLS, OKI00N
CENTRAL CAFE
8S0O ACIIKH PHKK.
The Lakeside company baa 2500
acres of land under tho Adams ditch
that It will glvo KENT FUEH foi
one year. This Includes tho uso of
tho lund and water. The renter must
clear and plnco tho land In cultiva
tion. Tho renter gets all tho crops
but we roservo tho right to pasture
tbe stubble.
The Lakeside Company,
J. Frank Adams, Manager,
Merrill, Orttea.
Open Day
. and Night
Private Dining Parlor
Oyatera Served In Any Style
J. V. HOUSTON, Prop.
DR. C. P. MASON
Dentist
American Hank A Trust Co.'s IlnlWI
DR. WM. MARTIN
Dentin
Office over Klamath County Bank
TsuruoHs ti
D. V. KUYKENDAU
Attorney at Law
Klamath Falls, 0r
LOTS WANTED! TUB BEADt-
MADE HOUSE COMPANY will '"",
somo vacant Iota at reaionublo P'l
m. Call at tbe office on Mala lire"1
Phone No. Ml. l