The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 29, 1911, Image 2

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Klamath Fallt, Oragaa, did oa tk
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aMat ea taa ITtli dy of Pacaikar.
1P11. kafera R. M. Rkkardaoa. TJah-
ad Mateo Comakaloatr, at Klamath
Falla, Ortaa
Aay panea la at liberty to pretaat
tkli parckaaa kfori eatry, or laltlata
a coatctt at aay time before pateat
leaaee. by flllag a corroborated aft
darlt la thle oBke, alletiaf fact
which woald defeat the eatry.
A. W. ORTON.
II-1MMI k Regte.er.
XOTRK rOR PUBUCAHON
(Not coal laadi)
Departmeat ot tae laterJor United
States Laad Odlca at LakeTlew,
Oregon. October 11, If 11.
Notice la Lereby glrea that Ralpk
U Carter, .wkoaa poatotiea addreaa la
KUmath Falla. Oreajoa. did, ea the
3tk day ot April, ltll. tie la thle
odee awera atatemeat aad appltoatloa
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ette Merldlaa. aad tka Umber tbereea.
aader tka prettMoae of the act of J aae
3. 1S7S, aad acta ameadaiory, kaowa
aa the "Timber aad Stone Law," at
each Taiae aa might be lied by np-
pratemcat, aad that, pareoaat te ineb
application, the laad aad timber
tkcreoa bare been appraleed at. a
total of 1445, the Umber eetlmated at
540,908 board feet at 75 ceata per at.,
and the laad 140; that aald appli
cant will ofer final proof la iupport
of hi application and iwora ttate-
ment on tka 37tk day of December,
1911. before R. M. Rtchardaoa. Unit
ed State, Oommlealoaer, at Klamath
rail, OregoB.
Aay peraoa I at liberty to protect
tka parcaaa before, eatry, or laltlate
a eoeteet at aay time before pateat
toes, by fllag a corroborated aH-
darlt la thle eaUo. alloglag facta
wklck weald defeat tko eatry.
A. W. ORTON.
19-17-13-tt h Regtoter.
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W. O. SMITH. Miter aad Proprietor
J. M. BTOWRLL, - City Rdltor
Pakltoeed dally aacept Juaday at lit
Feurtk Street
KLAMATH PALL. . . ORROON
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T11K LVMRKH 1MDVSTHY
RKCRNT dlapatcltca from Portland
arc to the cRcct that a decided
chango toward Improvement hai tak
en place la the lumber market, which
le extending orvr the entire Pad Jo
coaet. Thta tendency U bound to
have a great beneficial effect on tho
development ot Oregon and adjoining
elate, nnd It the Improvement con
tinues, as condition eocm To Indicate,
the outlook tor tho new year Is very
bright.
The lumber buitneM Is ono ot the
most Important Induetrlcs In the Pa
cific Northwest, and la to play nn Im
portent part la the development of
Oregon, and what Is mora particular,
Klamath county. During tho pait
year there have been Instance whero
the depreeecd condition of tho lumber
market has discouraged mill men
from engaging la business la this
county. Tho quality of the Umber.
the price, the mill site and all con
dltlona were favorable, but the In
vestors felt that It would be better lo
watt another year or so unUI tho lum
ber market Improved so that they
would be sure ot ilUpodnR of their
product. at an advantage.
With tho market now In an Im
proved condition and demand for lum
ber Increasing, the' development ot
the Umber resources ot Klamath
county should show a rapid growth
In the nest few yrars. Payrolls are
one of tho greatest needs ot this sec
tion of the state, and 'these can bo
secured through the encouragement
of tho lumber Induitry. Saw mllli,
box factories and lumber camp make
Imilncm lively for the merchants and
furnish a market for the produce of
tho farmer.
rOSTtfFKE AFTER NttES-
of vimm SERVICE
Move Proposed May Prove njalcrlag
Wrdajt to Have Mad llrpartanrat
Cfeatrol All Wire
la TfcJ Ceaalrjr
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec St.
What may prove to bo tko .entering
wedge for control ot all wire com
munications la the country by tho
poitoflce department Is found la the
proposition to traasfer all tho duties
of the eigne! corps ot the army la
Alaska to the postmaster general'
department.
In Alaska tho signal corps main
tains and operates an elaborate sys
tem of telephone, telegraph aad wire
leea communications. There are about
seventy-are stations, cable, laad
wire aad wlreleea, with a mileage f
1,125 oa land and 2,33 by cable.
There are nine wlrelea station.
These stations handle not oaly the
government trade, but the eommer
clal and press stuff as well. The re
ceipts of the Alaskan station amount
ed during the last year to more than
f 318,000. The enlisted men of tho
signal corps handled all this money
without the loia of a cent.accordlag
lo Brigadier General James Allen,
who describes the uystem la bis an
nual report. '
Owing to the shortage of men la
the signal corps It I proposed to turn
this entire business orei to the post
oflce department. Congress will be
asked to authorise tbo change.
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tori sale l
We Kave' some
desirable (tb
street property
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HOW STRANGER
Mlawnla Woman Meeta Man tw Train,
AwoMpaate Hint n a Porttoml
Room, Where Me "Met em Up,"
Then Wharks Iter With i Itoltlis
POIITLANO. DM. 39. -Two bits
was all that Kvelyn Hogers had to
buy her Chrlttmna dinner with. On
OhrUtmna evo she had 1950, JP.
Harry linden Is ftccuiod nt having
rcubed the young woman alter lie
struck her over the head with n bot
tle, laying open a long gash In her
forehead. Wadon I mUxInir, nnd n
complnlnt lina been Itnmrd oRaltuI
him front the olflre ot the dlttriot lit
torney.
Mtw llORors met llladcn, who Is n
now vendor on n train, when she
was coming from Missoula, Mont.
The young womnn had f 900 sewed to
tho Inatdo ot her muff, and Intended
ilng the money lo buy a todglug
house In tho city, Arriving here
llladcn escorted her to the lllack-
stone hotel, wtero he haa a room. It
wa here that tho assault and rob
bery was committed, nnd whero Wa
don left tho itranger destitute. It U
chaTged.
They had been In tho room but n
short time when tllnden gavo MIm
Itogcrs m drink of whUkey, eho my.
TliU, hu believes, was doped, (or alio
Immediately felt stupefied. While
the waa dmetl, llladcn picked up a
bottle nnd smnahed It on the woman's
head, It Is claimed. He probably In
tended atumilng her. but when he
saw tho wound. and tho blood flowing
ho became alarmed and called a sur
geon, who dressed tho wound.
llladcn explained that ho had
itwek her by accident. Telling tho
doctor he would bo responsible for the
bill, and Informing MIm Holers that
ho had to ruih to work, and for her
to remain In tho room until hU re
turn, tltaden scltcd the trcaiurc-laden
muff from tho wall, threw It Into a
suit caso with her purse, containing
ISO, and departed. Uladen ha not
reported where ho works, and there
Is bo trace ot him. MIm Roger told
her story to Deputy District Attorney
Collier.
rROFLKHTE'S.FDRKRRlFE
IMILIXEJI.BE loose
Frew All Oklljattoa lo Briag I'p De
Caatellane's Voaag One la KHh
of Charch Whose Tenets trVeadi
Waslrr Prufraeea to VeHow
HOME. Dec. St. Count Ilonl do
Castclluno, tbo former butband of
the present Duchcti ot Tallyrand and
Do Sagan, whose maldea aamo was
Anna Gould, being now Ib Rama to
urge the granting by the Vatican ot
annulment of hi marriage, aays:
"I hope tke count will succeed, as
that would free me from all moral ob
ligation to bring up tbo cbMdren In
their father' faith."
Constipation cause headache,' nau.
aca, dizziness, languor, heart palpita
tion. Drastic phyilc grlpo, sicken,
weaken the bowels aad don't cure.
Dotn'n Itegulct net gently and cure
constipation. 3S cent. Ask your
drugglit.
"Had drspcpila or IndlgeeUon for
yean. No appetlto. aad what I did
eat dlitrrascd me terribly, Bnrdock
nicod Hitler cured mo," J. If. Wal
kcr, Sunbury, Ohio,
DRY SLAB WOOD
I am aew
aa first eusa
10-lBcb dry slab wi
aay plaeo In
the city for It a
Now Is the
ehaap, before
time to get'' gear
wet weather
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Leave order at
Transfer com.
paay or Oreaoe Harneat. eompany.
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INDIAN
LANMVOMMLR
Departmeat et the laterlor, United
aHataa iBnaaaterrlce
The folloaiM treat et Indian laada
Lnrltk the " ,o4,theowBer, descrlp-
tloa, and aparataat prie, situated en
the KUiBBthlndlan'.Uervatloa, Or-
oa, are dfered'.fot1,,imder tke
aet;of eotgraM, 'approved March 1,
1907, Tk laad were Ifctted Boptem-
bar t, illl. an) kid far their par
chase wlwll - he oaenod January 1,
ltlt. Th lernia et the eale ar eaeh.
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Bee. 14.30-tl l, 060. " -
Tho following parcel ware Hated
Auguit 31, ltll, and bl.U will N
opened December 33, 101 It
1,'miua Coukmaa et al, UK SWH,
Sii NMU. See. 113I0 11,00.
I'.nium CvukmaM et al, HKH Bee,
3t.S 11100,
Knutm CooVman el nl, NWVi See.
It-Jl-! 900,
llmiim Cookmnn et al, HH NKU
See. 10-31-9. and 8H BIU lee,
31-tl; MOO.
Kmnm Cookmnn l at, NH SKU
Hfc. S3-31-7I 11,100.
Dora Pedro vt al, NH HWU Hee,
tb-31.9; I&IS0.
Many Ann Moore, NU 8KU, HU
i:u roc. 34'31-t; IT CO.
fled cheek, payable to IMnm NVataon,
iiiprrliileudent, Klnmalh Indian
whtxil, nnd rover I nu lo psr cent ot
Dm pries offcied, may be submitted at
Benlixl bid, accompanied by a' cortl
the Klamath Agency, during a period
ot llty days prior to 3 o'clock p. til.
oa tho dnya Indicated above for etch
tract, at which time the blda wilt be
opened at the offlto o( Um agency. Id
caie ot deferrel payment eale, 10
per ccpt ot tho purchaae nrlco will
accompany bid nnd 1& ler cent addi
tional when bid It accepted. Note
for bnlnnrc, at legal rate f Interest,
taken, Patent In fee when note and
Intcrcxt are paid In full, All that
should appear on the envelope con
taining the bid should be "Hid for In-
hcrllcd Indian tand," nnd tho dalo of
opening bid.
Anr f ther Infor'xation may be
tad by applying lo t-Mion Walaon,
mpcrlntendent Klamath Agency, Ore-
con.
Everything in Music at
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KlaaHih Falls Music Htuse
II. MADtlK.V, Proprietor
Hide HrpmenlatUe ot
SIH-:itMAN-'LY A CO.14 nAKtNt,
the KTKIXWAV, and other Leading
Pianos. Also Hie Kshmhi. IIAI.II-
WIN' PIANO. Oilier make nl nttxl.
rrste price. Twnlaa: and Repair.
WIIITK HKHIXfl MACIIINt,
OMUKII TVIT.WIHTKK AND
VICTttll TALKIXU MACIIIKK
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Two IHHin Kt of the 1'ustoMr
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Gentlemen 1$
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6. C. JEN3EN IfURNITURE CO.
Corner flnth and riain
At Houston's
Kin Juiglleg Ib tk etartac glfM
at tho llouetoa opera keate tala weak
by lb LHttoJeha. faeaea anna)
luggler. They opeaed a waka a
gagement Monday, which will
them her through aeat Saadey
vteluslve of a Wednesday night, wkleh
will be glvei by Ib opera bouse lo
(ho I4CCUM bur'
The r.ttU;lolina.' a maa and a wo
man, do expert. 4 ground juggling, ai
well as duet Juggling while on re
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