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OBJECTjrjHFIR IIP
Women in Smoky City OrgnnUc
Unique Organisation tor Assisting
Wives mul Children of Inrbrmtcs,
Trying Cooicrntlon With Hara
United Press 8orvlce .
PITTSnUHO, Jan. 2. Christmas
Day, 1910, a woman, poorly cld, and
with race swollen with weeping, camo
to the homo of Mrs. Slolla Masters, In
tho fashionable Unst End district of I
Pittsburg.
"I saw your name In tho paper, anu (
how ou wcro working to help people ,
.... .... .......... -i. ..i.i i,.
tween sohs. "I didn't go to my pastor I
because ho couldn't do anything, I'm
mnuo poor u) urmn, e"
fri.i ., hnii.nii.1 wouldn't nay any
attention to him. My husband makes
$6 a day in tho mills, hut ho spends.
It all for drink, and today Christ-
mas Day. Just think of It ho drove
our six children out on tho street nnd
beat me. Ho was drunk. Is there no-1
body who will do something fori
drunknrd'a wires? Can you help mefinot fight Mm for tlio nomination, uiu
She grow hysterical and could not fin
ish her pathetic story.
Mrs. Masters, W. C. T. U. and
church worker, club woman and suf
fragist, today said sho was taken
aback by the woman's appeal, nnd sho
reatlicd that tho fourteen years of
her work along charitable lines had
somehow failed to hit tho mark,
night then and there she mado tho
reselve: "I'll do something for the
drunkards' wives and children."
A short tlmo later tho Protective
League for tho Families of Drunk
ards, tho most unique, organization of
Its kind In tho country, was formed, i
Mrs. Masters laughed when sho wa-sj
asked whether the league, of which
sho Is president, had secured any,
"swearing off" pledges.
"Wo don't do things that way," she
said. "Most pledges aro jokcs. Tncy
aro only made to bo broken.
"First wo appeat to tho
saloon
keeper and then to tho erring ono About 73,000,000 board feet of saw
himself. If neither of theso two np-' timber Is offered for sale, with n ten
peals docs any good wo go to the.) car period for tho rcmoial of tho
courts. Our work-Is broad In scope. 'timber. Tho national forests contain
Wo have monthly meetings, but wo
havo no paid treasurer or sccrci&Ty.
Our due aro only 25 cents
is a year, ue -
banded ourselves together
like the,
Crusaders of old, and aim to do Just
what our name Implies,
drunkards' families.'
'nrnlPPt
,
During tho past two years wo have
ncipea miy lamiues. inai s, e,ims pay no rau.i Uo auio 10 ngure on,
wero successful In. that many In-
stances In weaning away supporters of
families from tho curso of strong
drink. I
"Fifty families sounds small nnd
Inconsequential, doesn't It? Hut Isn't
it a rcmarKaoio inmg wncn oniy one
person Is turned Into better paths?
Wo don't assume things, or go by
Hearsay, uur memoers go into sa-
loons tnemsdves, rigH up io me ur,
If necessary.
livuiomuiaiuvu nvvi'vi. ,.v..a
and they are our friends. Wo work
,T1-. ..n . h A ...MMM I.A.n...' r.lM,!,
together. They know now that wo
realize they havo a legal right, at
lcast, to mako tticlr living as they do.
and tho better class of saloon ko'perk
welcomo our aid In conducting re-
spcctablo houses.
"Most saloon keepers aren't bad at
heart, and then wo always have the
law to back us up In our demands,
'and licenses aro hard and expensive
to get It protests aro filed In Hcenso
court. Hut wo make no threats.. We
talk It over with the saloon keeper,
and give him a chance to mend his
ways. A second offenso means more
drastic measures."
Hero Is how the leaguo goes about
Its work, quietly and unassumingly.
caao,
names
where tho husband or son spends hit
money for drink. Then ho goes to the
imloon keeper and talks the matter
over with him.
It he refuses to act at tho first an -
A H (.ti nlrn pft 'a vlf a n nintlins. rm OIha,. ft t AAMBlaA.l 1I..1 . a
aomo woman of tho family write, (0 .turcpago price, aro rnlhrr high In , j" "" ""spec,.. - - .-Xg "fB" Z '"' '" mZ
the leaguo asking for heln. 'nrnnortlon to ..resent lumber .,r!n "' ,l ,nUCn lf'nKOr llfo' . .Y '" ... ".mr' .."'-",B ""' In I. , Irrlr.l. Jnl.11 MrPlmul. nrll..B
s uiuunniUB .sisj mi mwuivi, ! (inivu 1L IB J ULUU II IjLL'll Ll Ul rL'HUni . ... ....... I .. m. .. . iioiniisllfih im ..!. 1. 1. 1-... ....I al
Ono of .he member, looks Into the If lumber price, do not .,nw nn In- Pn ai7T7,7Z: ' ....... '" "a w.VnTns, Z"!?''?
, This woman dttcctlvo gets tho crease of 12 per 1.000 feet tho stump- " ; 717 '..n'.....::.. I.' u.ie.i.i. 1, ,,' ,.,'. 1 0 1 1 vt iati ...Z .rti..l
nnd nililriwuia nf thn n niv. . n.l. will l h. .!.....! -, "" ii u.vi uiim) .hi iii.ui.'ii iiuu ..,....,. ...... ' !
iw.l which usually falls on deaf stmctlon of twenty miles of railroad.' .. ,, " " T"
oais the league member tries a talk 'which will bo a common carrier, and! "n""lat' '""-'" lieidnehc, nan.
with the.drlnker himself. th'rcforo decidedly beneficial to tho' ,'"' tU",aa3- lnKiinr. heart palplln-
If this falls a printed notlco I, given (community another reason for mnk-' , 1)r? tlc l'hyln Kr,pe' tll'k0"
the saloon keeper, warning him not'lng tho salo which 1, token Into nc-!"onl:?n,"'0 tl,ow,, aml ,lnn'1 cl,ro'
to sell to "John Dee," who Is a per- count. A minimum price of $2.50 per V t'Kuiru nct Knty ""J ero
sin of Intemperate habits. 1.000 feet for yellow pine, tho amount';0"" 'j""1""' 2C ''"""' AHk )ol,r
A copy of tho liquor laws of Penn-jot which Is estimated at 52,000,000! Rg .
njivanin goes wan mo nonce, ana tlie
saloon keeper ha, learned by thl,
tlmo that failure to comply with tho
noil co means trouble getting a new
license next year,
A partclularly hard fight was put
up on Christmas a-nd Now Year's Day
last year to cloeo nil place, where
i.trong drink Is Bold. Tho court re
fused Mrs. Master's request on tho
Kround that It could tako no nctlon
ivlthln the bounds of law. Nothing
ilnuntcd, Mrs1. Masters and her col
leagues carried the matter to tho
Liquor Dealers' Association. The deal-
era were reaoyto promiso, if all the
"ipeak-casle, and one-man club, nnd
bar-room drug stores wero closed
also."
But the women haven't given up
tho nsht, nnd m.nn lo accomplish
their aim beforo another jear,
Whllo Mrs. Masters rclucta
?
mlts It's rather Utopian, sho
Iiie a flRht to have women barred
nil times from all places where stroiiK
drink Is dispensed. The work Is be
ginning to nttrnct country-wide at
tention, and letters aro pouring, ask
ing for Information rolatlio to organ
(ring leagues In other cities.
TAFT WANTS HOOSKVK1.T
to ii:ruuH ins plans
Itoport Is Tlint llooc,cn wm "" l
o Intericrcncc Prom President If,'
u. .... h... l'r.l.lcnrv. Put If
.....i.... i.. i.-..!i..ii.. win rn.iiot,rolu'ir' . . . i
United Press Service I
WASHINGTON. 1). C Jan. 2.
Political elrelr wero astounded this
afternoon at tho report credited to
I ... ..... iV-i 1L . ..--
well known Tan icaiiers inni u.e in
Ident Is determined to foreo Uoosevelt ,
Into tho open In tho contest for the
nomination. j
A rumor which no one nbout hoi
White House would discuss was that
Secretary Hlllcs Is en route to Ncvn
York to tell Koosevelt that Taft will ,
will withdraw If the former prcsld'nt
l really a candidate.
However, If Koosevelt Is hacking
U Kollctto the Taft campaign regard
ing the nomination will continue.
FEDERAL TIBER SALE
BASED S0N RULING PRICE
lGinerniiir.it Aihrrtlsc for Hid for
Ijirge Hotly of Wood In Tnlioe Na
tional Forest Willi Term Which
Iitatigiimlc New IH'imrture
Tho government Is advertising for,
advertising for
(bids on a large body of timber on thoIJn
Taboo National forest, In California,
witn nn oner oi terms wiiicu maugu
' b. t a a a I num , .IahivI iiiji t frtm t tl A
IdlU UU 111 Ut tlllll UV'lllUIV IIMIM -
policy of tho past
a vast supply of mcrchantnblo timber.,
eJtimaicu nt mo equivalent oi oven,,
uuu.uuu uuu.uuu icci uoaru measure,,,,
a- great part of which Is rlpo for tlio j
axe, or already over-mature.
In many i
M. l,n-i.ilr. thn nnrrhnsor hn In I
, .,...-.
Itruko a very heavy Initial Investment
In transportation facilities. To liavo!.mook lurkcj. wliloli Is made of nut I
a large operation, requiring a number
of years to carry through.
The timber sale policy of tho forest
service recognises that, In view of tho
general upward tendency of stumpago
prices, long contracts based on present
prices wouiu oo a sirong incentive m fio wc (,n , fpe, n(u.r innr
speculation, and might turn out to bo!lliat , nm nclinC(i t0 thnk , vs. Ill have
highly dleadvantageous to tho public I mnnJ. more C2frttmas nwt nni ,..
to protect mo puniic, ns consumers
nga nsi monopo.y prices na iso
'against exhaustion of local supp lies
,.A. h ...A...... In.... ... nV.l... ....
luiuuhu u.c i.u.,,11,,, iuivb u, ..iiluci
ore carefully proportioned to the ex-
latins supply nnd demand and sales
to small purchasers, who aro vastly
In tho majority, aro encouraged. ' To
protect tho piibllc, as owners, against
sales at what may prove to bo too low
(a price, It has been tho policy In tho
past to allow no operations extending
over moro than five years. A plan
has, however, cow been dovlscd for
nllowltiK longer operations, with n
periodic revision of the stuinpai;e
rate.
At tho end of the first flro years of
th Taboo pr.lo the prlco to bo pal.l
for tho timber cut In tho following
Qve year will lo determined by the
i " . ........ ........ ... . . . .
prices of lumber which havo ruled In
tho locality during tho preceding year.
nny Increase above ?2
i 000
'..,'. j,,
, thrco-fnnrtbs of tho nmount of tho In
crease may bo added to tho stumpago
I price.
1 Tho Tnlioo sain win call fnr n.n mn.
feet, and nlso for sugar pine, and of
$1 per 1,000 fott for nil other species
Ij specified In tho advertisement. Tho
.interest which has been shown bv
Increasing demand I, evidenced by tho
fact that over 830,000,oi)0 feet were
sold during the year which ended on
Juno 30, 1911, as against less than
675,000,000 feet the provlous year,
Tho current year la likely to show u
still higher total.
lumber men In this salo lends tho For- "It Tlmmr.s' K.-le.tle Oil Is th ,no above entitled nriloi, Ji',ri. . . 'mnn m ,n "" ""'"" entitled nr
. est oincer, to believe that one or moro !"-U r-mc.ly for that often fatal ,11, "u,?, ", c" 1 i. miToilinine 1 ? . '""B "" "' '"'""' "'" ,'J"' '",y """'
bids will undoubtedly bo receive... w -coup. Has been used will. ,on ' ''T iVrrn , J fl? i1" ,,,B'f, ,B,S' ,,,al ,,,,,n ",0 lraH..n
Tho usual condition, of cutting mi-Wess In our family for eight ear, 'Vgnlnst W W m! , , T W '"' "lx w'"lta pulilIialliMi of tliU 1111111
tlonal forest timber, lo Insure u ro-,- Mrs I,. Whlteacro, Iluffalo. N. Y. fasten hn wir. n '." 1 w w..' I"""" "r('8crl,";,, " '( nlw of pub.
nowal of tho forest and close utlllza- - ' Z ' J"f'0 j! J'". ' ";, W' W- M-J- Irnll,,,, .hereof mad by this court.
Hon of what Is cut. will bo Incorporat- ,,,, nr.vr . Tn nnrZtoTZSZ?u ' V '. l""'1 " ,,,u fn" "' '' n"ar ' Plnln
ed In the contract of sale. CHILCOTE S RICE , f f. '" ' ? '',K":"nt ll '"" " . will lako Judgment ngnln, y
That mitlnnnl fn.i .ik. .. .-, ni'ii. i.-crlT..- . vu.i.. . .... Sil"4 C0"rr "f l'aK" "n. Volume 3. I'ln ihn mi.n ,.f icmn .... ..'..
m mm PRiciiuoioN meets flynn on
OBJECT OF ROYAL CHINESE.
llimager KinptVM. ami t'Mterni ll
gulM-tl, lieoliig Toil .ml TiiwiiVmi
.Mongolian frontier. Ai-cimllng
lvkln l)UMtihen
United PiesaScn loo
st. I'lrrmtsiiUltu.'jnn. 2. -t'ekln
dispatches iny that tho dowagor om
mCM ,, emperor, dlsKiilsi.
..i I...,,
(j .,,,,.,, .i,., .Monuollau i
Vl ' " I
"h " ,
i.1. ..... ............ ...i.. iitiMinn
i ill iiinrn iiii'iiiBi'ii v iii. ....--
protection.
m
r.uirr monkykii-ts
as i.U'u si'Hirri'ina m 1 1
ruinous Chicago PlillnntliHipUt feed. , There are fund In tlio city treasury
at ClirlMiiuis on Mini Tin key nnd for the redemption of warrant pro
Humiliates on Minimi Hint Ii Iliu I tuled on and before May 0. t!0S. In
(.'hen Away for M-uiklml 'terest censes from date hereof.
.1 v. SICMIINS. City Treiuiirer.
CIUCAOO. Jan. 2. Dr. D. K. Pear-J Dated at Kluuintli I'fclN. C-ro. this
sons, the philanthropist, feast:d on fiih day of December. 1911.
mock turke" Christmas nt tho Hlus- , . ...
dale sanitarium. Despite his 9
jears he declared after his Christmas
Idlnner that he felt so well that ho
feared that ho had mado a mistake In
giving away nil but n few thousand
dollar of his tnoro thnn 7.000.000
fortune. Ho billoies that ho will lle
m co "tunny ChrUtmasrs. and that he
mn )et experience need of some of
the mone) he has ghen away.
About a ear ago Dr. Pearsons gave
$.100,000 to colleges nnd oth r Insti
tutions, nnd since that time baa been
litlnc at the sanitarium. All that he
n tnlned of his wealth was $30,000 to
I Insure his support until his death.
I The sanitarium was tho scene on
IRnlnrilnv nml Sumlnv before Clirldt-
, . ,.. ...,mI1,,,.ivni; nrtlrs."
wh,ch non nm, womcn rc,,r(;genllnK
schools nnd coltegos In vnrlous parts
of the country called and thanked Dr.
Poors ms for his gifts, and wished him
l,n ln nf Plirl4ttnnstlilc
Another circumstance hlch lent n
rl-nrin lo Hie nhllnnthroiilst'i Yilletld-
.... rf" " .......
th reeeli.t of tho history of his!
life, written by llev. H. I'. Williams
nm,' ,1UC(, ,(y t,,e congregational
Tho book came from the Pn
. ...,.. .,,
r. I'earsons m-rui-u ,
tho'flrst copy.
. f.1 lill.r liiilnl- thnn I hft-vi' for i
" "" " - ' ' . . .
ijears, ' said Dr. rearsons alier unisii-
. M. ,.,. , ..,,,, ,.,,..... ..Tll.,l
. . . , k , . kty
((J my Jnm, lo (jKl, clir,t,
iillet. In order to mnko It appear llko'
la turkey sticks of mncnronl are used'
to takn the place of bone, and nut I
I m'ats are shaped like turkev Isgs and '
win p.
wglfti ,0day, because Ihave-.S'i
. . . .
' " "
few thousands which
support mo while Mlvo. I feel sn well "r.. under the piovlslnns nf the net
t.owcTcr, that I begin to believe I lae known as tho a.t of June 3. IS7S. and
saved too little-. Another thing width nmendotoiy. known as tho "Tim.
has mado this CI ristma a most un- '-"r n.l Stone Law," at such value is
Joynblo ono to mo Is that Snturda might he oxen by ntipialsemrnt and
and Sunday I had callers representing, 'hat. pursuant to surh appluatlnn.
tho Institutions I bad aided, nnd all ' land and timber thereon hnve
grasped my hnnd nnd thanked im '''""n npprnlsed nt n total nf 1 120. the
and mado mo fcl that my money had
really been well spent.
"On Saturday I nlso received n cop
of a book glylng tho story of my life.
t btvvo read parts of It and enjoyed It
icry much. The book waB written
by Hov. 12. I-'. Williams, formerly pa,
.... ,i... iii.i i..b rn.........,i.....i
-.,. , . , ,. .
church nnd for fifty jcara my pastor.
At tho sanltariun. It wm ald that
Dr. Pearsons was In tho best of health
,'IolnK n B00'1 huslnesaj located In tho
(heart of tho business district: flvo
,yfar lease. I-'or prlccB and terms ap-
(Ply to tho owner, IJ. 11. Hall, nt tho
1 Ualdwlu Hotel. 2-Ct
Temple tln-aler. Matincn rtnllv. 2 .I"
ffi. Kvvnlng, flnt peifiiriiHr.r.
15 f-oMitiiiniis
WK M.1KI: A 8PICCI.WIT of tloao , Icco and parcel or ,sni, r,.11Rls '
.. p.o,K,.y nnd Ko, ft,,,,, 1.....N. Noltounty of Klamath, .into of Or-win.
k 'st r curr ,,nr,lcu,nr,y ,,wrL,i
KiMMinaiiKnirariFiil. If jn.i ..,,((.., Forty-slx fIC) feet off tho entlro
buy or mm 1, n , ,,, , M.(. ,,h. jonnlerly ldo of lot six (0) oMl,"
Ntu(oA....rUu),oU-l.ri.on,.i;. forty-tHght (48) In Nichols nd, 0
If in.. ,.,,,
DESERT IN JUNE OR JULY
Murk (hump Aniioiiiuti. Hint 'M,
I Will Ho Hold I mi Mile West of
Salt iJiko I'll), mill That Ho Will
I (let ?U(,lM0 and PU tiirvMom'T
I
I
i United Press Servlco
CIIK'.UIO. Jan. 2. Jack """"
'snld ho had priicllinlly promised to
moot Jim l-'Istiu In Juno or Jul) in
Wlmlwald. Ncwiiln,
100 in He west
Tlio purse will
s.ilt l.nko Cits.
i,., 430 000 nnd n tlilid Inleiest In
UwMiirtiires. Johnson
siiii litf nlll
try to meet MeVoy In Austrnlln be
fore he ineeta l'I.Min.
NO HIT.
THINK THIS OVER.
This Oder Should 0.iln lh Conf.Jnc
of the Molt Sceptical.
We pnj fur nil 11. ...islirllif
diirlnc itii irlHi. If our ivuhhIi
funs
In eoiiiji'w.-ij n-lli'V.' you of coii'MM
tlmi Wi. Hike nil til'1 rl!!. "H nr"'
imt nlillgiiiiil in in In nnv way ti:ii
1'ii-r. ir )iw iim'i our oiler ll.nii
i. inlelitj limml tiiii'ini'iil UU' wi'
mean in 'n w.-rd of It. i,'iiil nuvililiii:
lie limit' fair r.-r nm
. iti.nl srientllk. .siu.nnn-pi
inMiiiient I lii'nii Oniirfi wi.''"1
lite tMlrn like mint. I'tH'.r iieliH(
prlni-lpli' I n risvnl scli'lit.pr iltsmv i
.rr lh.it I .Mliifless. ,-iliir.r and '
insii'lts; irrv prnii-'lilirril. P'llllf. nn.l I
tilensnlit In aellnn. owl nl''ii.rir
ngriiMlili' In I'vin -iv llim inuissji
out il'i's ni 'mii' llkirrlM-O. Ili.n"'
ililuleiii.'. grli'ltn:. nr tilfnr in.'nvi. I
lemv lli-xiill llrd.-riles tire iBirthlHiir '
ly cn-xl fur i III dren. lilted nml il'.r(i-1
r ihtuiii
I if "'l "uffer frnri hmn'r
J -.
inl'it
"i" fitluilliiri
.nl isiiillinlliin ir llii iis.-tit' or
ili'lH'inletit i-lirniile nllnieni urg
i.'ii In trv lletnll 6n..rlli- nl mir risk
lli-nii'iiilN'r von mn gel tlii'in milv nl
i ..nr ii. i" iiiIiIlin. in ,-,-nts: ::ii mil
)K ...;,r,.nt,:Hi talilel. la .slits, S-.m'
,)nlv nt our tor riu- Iti'tuil Store
r. A ... !lpn. Rt.,
-v
Norn i: roit pi'iii.ic.viio.v
1 (Not Coal U-inds)
Department or tlio interior, unlt.ni
States Land OMlco nt I-ak.ivl.iw,
Ori-gon, November II, 1911.
Notice Is Hereby given that Charlr
I"
Wordcn. whoso pustufflen nildrtsss
K1malll k.iIIii. Oregou. did. on the
it Itli du of Ortoher. 1911. Ille In
tl.iR office swoiu statement nnd nppll-
nllon. No. 010.13, to purchase th-
SW'ii.Se,. 10. N ',4 NWU.Rer.
,r twp, 37 8 ranK0 10 n,, wUm.
I may need to'etto trier . Ian, ind the t ml.cr there-
a ,; ..vv., ... ,
...
timber estimated at 310.000 Imnrd
feet nt II per M.,nnd the bind nt ISO;
'that said applicant will offer final
proof In siipimit nf his application
...id sworn statement on the 19th day
"' January, 1912, beforo C. It. D
'-up. county clerk of Klamath county,
it Ivlntnnili I'nlls rirncnn
beforo
inv M,un i. .. iii..v m .
An person 11 at Illn-rty to prntori
this purchnso before entry, or Initiate
'si contest at nny lime before patent
Not In- of SI.erlir'N K.tlo of Iti-iil
Properly
O. S. I'urily Plaintiff,
vs.
W W. Mnstcn, Barnh I. Jlnsten, W. 1. 1
Itoherm, J. I). Whltmnre, (J -, !
Moore, It, 8. Monro, John 1:
Heath, II. M. Ackloy, J. 8. ,(k-!
ley. J, (ireenhiirg, Ilurgn Mason, '
J'Mcnilants.
Under r.nd by vlrtuo nf nn order n
aelo and execution In rnrerlosuie t
sued out nf th0 circuit court nt the
county of Klamath Stnto of Oregon.
'pm rrirnmnntwt n .u n .... I
V '' "ii niaicorrniii
, ,rorty.slx MC, fM. , I
I ... ' " iiniu
.....v. ,,.,,,.,, prn ,,,n,Mnn.., , .-.. ,, ,, . ... I -- ...... .., III., II
... it,,. .,!.,, nf Kin IKllI tl I'alld
Notice la lioteliy rIwii that on l-'rl h
,w n.it ith day uf Jnminry 11)13.1
l;,tl:
ri.ik ii m. In front or uipi"""
house In tln inuiio or ivinu.
In nbeilleum lo wild order
of salo nnd execution In fiiii'cltmuro.
', 1(lmw, ,u,,0,,od pioporly, or
w m(,u ,a,r(.( n nm) bo iieccssan
, BAn,cy pinii.i'rf JudKiiunt, with
' Interest llierron and eosls lo I In
'highest hldiler for rash.
V. II, IIAIINKS,
Hhorlff .f Ulmiintli C'oiinl
iv ,101 IN (1 St'M M.I.Ot". Dopuly
.1. l l.ll'r.N'K'.
12-1 l-l-U r All ! H P'nliitin
so i in: iii i-'iviii st-rrri.KMKNi
In tlie Lniinly Cnuit uf ll'n JMt' "'
Oreiinii, for Kinmiiii i;uunij
"t r -
iiiiuliii.vl nml nrsi'lltril (or seine
tiii'iit. nml filed In snld rmirl. hei I
nmiiinl aeroiint of her niliiiliilstrntlon.
of said estate: and that I'rldny. Ihj
1 r.tti day of Jnnimry. A. I. 1911. at to,
o'clock a. m , at tho court room of
sild court. In eiiimt) court house.
Klnmatli Palls, Oregon, has heen lip
pointed by the Judge of sild court
!for the sctllfineiit of ild iirrount. nl
whirl, tlmo and place any perwiin In
loresled In snld estnte may appeal
In tiie Mutter 0' tie I'smln "f W ' nni proof, to establish rlaliu lit nm
lobe s. OereaseJ ," ,.,oi . .Irserll. .1. I..fnr C U
Nlc is.henby ghen ll.nl ..,, ,.,. eoil.i.y clerk of Klamath
Ueluharl. mlrHnlslmirU f Iha . ' ,, ,,t Klaumll. falls. Oregon on
li.lv of W. (1. Ilnbcil. deeeniied hiisi,,,,, ,,;, llt,y of I'ohri.nry. It' 12.
. . . ... ... ... ...ill.,, i ... ..ll.,.,.....
nsisi'and fllo otrepnons in oiiiip'i i' wm
account nnd rontest the si'tie.
NOIIA ItlllNIIAItT ,
dmlnlslrnlrlv nf the Hstaf of W. (
Huberts, Deceased. 12-7-l-t r
xeiiei: rou im'iii.ication
(Not Coal Uiulsl
Department of tho Interior, United
States Land Onice at UkoiUnv.
Oregon, Diremher 1. 191 1.
Nntlco I hereby glv n that David
I,. Itlgbtmler of Olen . ni,.gon, who,
on December ( I9"-'. mado Inline
ste.ld entry No . SS. rxrtnl No
013S0, forflWli S'A'M. section U
H' of Sll'i.Si:1, AW'W, section .
tomnshlp 39 S. i-.ge 10 II, Wlltalu-
lie inorldlan, Ins fll'-d nollrn of In
tentlnn to make tln.i' (lie ear prn.f
to establish clal n t tle litml ahur"
.1 scribed, beforo f It De Uip. eon
ty clerk nt Klamath county nt Klalii
nth I'nlls. Oregon on the 27lh day of
Jn'iuary. 1912.
cialmntit iiaiti.'s as w.Hin'ns(s
. ... "... -,-,. ,..i.
naill lllllin. i.mii liic, l.iiui
Her-
, ling, John Slade, all r f Olene, Orecnii.
A. W. OUT ON.
12.2.S-1-25 llenlslor
ollir of It.'sloriilliin of I'tllilli- U.ii.N
In Srllli-imiil nml Cuir)
Department o( the Interior, (lenrral
l.uii.l Jllllr.'. Wa.hliiisloii. D (' . Octo-
tui. IT I'll 1 Vullfs.. Id tis.friV lflir..ti
ihm'ti,',, tia.ir.. .rl...l it. le land
which with etrlniled from the Crat'-r
I. nl-1- NriIihihI 1'iir.ii. iiri-gnti. and
lil drawn for rlnsslllr.illnn uimIit II r
...., ..r i..,.a .... t fi it ,si. u... t?i
,- ,(i, ,.?,' r (i, i.r.i,iHi,i ,-t"
ff-itlve July I. 1911, If not nthcrwlsi'
III drawn or res-r d, will l.y nil
"" " .'.";' "''"
. . r.slnr...l In tlto tmlilli iliifi.nl.
ml lirrnnio snli'.'cl In i-lllrnnlll on
nnd after 9 o'rlnrk n in , standard
Ini'. Januari 1. 1012. tint not to
'n'r tiling or sioriln unil' on and
sfn-r P'timarv II, 1912. M th- P S
land otllrp at Ijikevli-w, Orrgnn In
T ",V.t. It C U. i:i of v-n, 12 nml
13. sres 21. 2r.. i:4 sf-e 3R. rr 3fi:
In T 31 8.. II fill sir. I 12. NH
hit 13. see 25. HH sres 2f. nml 35
s e 31!: In T 35 K It H fr I
It1 nf see. 2. s rs. 12. 13. 21. fr'l
-cs. 25 nnd 3f. IJ'4 nee 35: In T
3d a . it r, i: fr'l , i, 2. y.n r
3 NHH and 8" fee 1 1. fr'l s.-rs. 12
Anil 13. Iw 11' Wlll.imi.ll., Mnrl.llnn
Warning Is ItI.v exprenslv given
'hat in. person will b i,i-rmliii-, to
lain or evi-rclse any rlgl.l whnlevef
undiT nnv wnipim-nt nr ncriiiiancr lw
,,. u,i,i,,i..i .t ..',... ,
o'dork a m . standnnl time. Januari '
15. 1112 ami nM such seltlement oi
ITIII.K'.VIIII.V OI SI'MMONS
Ii the Jiutlrt) Court i.f Iho Hmtn if
Oregon for Cm-ity of K'liuimlh
0 A. Keiiinn and l-'rcil ('. Mnrnii.w
P.'irinr, Doing Huslness ni 0
l. Transfer Comptny, Plaintiff,
vs.
Cmistlilldo Music roinpany, Defer.it.
lint.
To Hnusehlhlt .Music Company. Do-
fendnnt:
In the Niiinu of tho Hlnto nf Oregon
V011 nro hereby required to appeal
inn. iiiisi-r in mn tniiiniiti. ill...
'cords mid tltsliiirsnini.i.l. in .....
' , " ' '
1 . fi herein
r
tlmt nny mnimrtv ni.
-.-....- .,,,, ,M 1 111a
may be sold tu snllsfy
ilgment, partculurlv the
""'n' "Wl-'K lo you by llenrj
wiiiuin,
This publication Is mti.lo l.y tho or
dor of tho honornblo Charles (Irnvou,
.rr.-.nrv in inf. inierior.
nir.-i-iir
li.i.iirniit iho ntnim mimed court, ituly
' ""'. . i..... M nliiir Is.
limiln HUH euiuiv.i "i. .. -
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U. Tim iimo '"" '"' '" '
u( till Humimin IH Mirrniner
III). ttMI.
J. P. UUTIlNIt'.
l.:il)-1-ll i- Atl'y '"r l,n',,ll,t
NtUltl! Hill I'UIII.IOATION
(Not Coal l.iiml)
tiopsrlmi'iit
of tho Interior, milieu,
Unites Unit Offlro at l.nl(..vlow.,ort..n. ..-. .... . ..it
(Miiiin '"" . ....( I ..limn iiiiiillinMiiti V.
SK'i.'r:,:....
CiiiinliiKliam of Mox flln, Taioiua.
. ." V.K ..,n is mni
:: ::r a d ...;;. ;. pucmiou
.. ..... Ull! VMM-. HIM'.
I; .v, jV Hrrlli.1.' r'.''ro.,.lilp
ItauKo'lVi:. VIIInu-lto.Morldla...eleik of Klau.a.l. eo.iuly. nt l(lnin
' n ,fl nn.lce of In.oii.loi, ... li.ako mil.. Ore,:,,... m. II... S6lh d.y
s..
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Ill
I'liliiiiint nniiieii as witnesses.
Thomas O'Comu'll. Tlioma Hliiin-
$1.00 ODDS
Ask
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M;y....i ""',.":,'...,.,,.', iv'.-.tf. vl'iv rarcv." Ak
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IH.k lii our wlml'iM ll.h "l. M'" ""' 't.rli.g )oii gn-,tl Utr.
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till. mid. nl mil)- ?' ei.ih.
H. J.
Jeweler
Slit
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Klamath County Absi.ract Co.
AHSTRAOTING
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personally addressed and neatly printed
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if you can handle moro business.
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HERALD BUILDING, FOURTH STRKT
DETWEEN MAIN AND KLAMATH
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ta3i3io r
Hi'Rtitet,
Muni; I'ou I'liiii.ur.viioN
"(Nut Coal l.mnls)
llopuiliiii'iit of llin Interior. I'nitJ
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Oti'Koii, Nnvi'iiiliur H, 11)11
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,
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the first few thousand In lit
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tory (if struggle and snvliK I
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you Inc.. tun In the First Trnit
nnd Havings bank Cvrry dot- i
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drpo.lt llin ii in I i.t.n.
Savings Bank
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