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utter nettle who nrc familiar wtlU
your particular brnnch of farming,
and It you hnve something to offer
them better than they have In their
own section, yon nre sure of getting
them.
K. Sugnrman of the I'ortlaud Store
told of his early experience In Klam
nth Falls, nnd of the difficulties at
that time of travel and the expense of
shipping goods. He remarked that
tie en mo to Klamath Palis determined
to stay, and had nerer hecn sorry of
hit action.
W. l'nul Johnson stated that he
wished to rail the attention of the
publicity men from the outsldo to
some of the resources of Klamath
county, which they might not become
acquainted with on their short visit
hero and contemplated trip to tlio
Upper Lake. He stated that no doubt
they would gain a good Idea of this
section as a sportsmen's paradise or
tourist resort, but Crater take, Tel
Iran Day. Spring Creek and the Lava,
tleds were only a few of the thine
that Klamath could boast of He
staled that there were 1,000,000
acre of agricultural land, of which
Klamath Falls was the center. At
tention was called to the ten billion
feet of timber on the reservation; six
billion feet on the forest reserve: and
ten billion feet In private ownership.
"When the new lumber and box
plants now contemplated for this sec
tion arc In operation," said Mr. John
son, "It will result In doubling the
present population of Klamath Falls
Within n few years there will be
enough people In this city to occupy
practically every lot within the pres
ent limits."
Mr. Johnson stated that his com
pany hao spent $112,000 In advertis
ing Klamath Falls and Klamath coun
ty. Some of tills, he said, had been
wasted, as the advertising had been
directed toward the wrong class of
people. Ills company had no farm
lands for sale, as all the lands under.
Irrigation were, reduced to 160 acres
In one holding, so It was difficult to
Interest anyono In spending any mon
ey to 'nduco farmers to come here.
He believed that the development of
the lumber Industry would be one of
the greatest factors In the up-bnlld-Ing
of the city and county. This was
the Idea on which he was working at
present. "I figure," said Mr. John
ton, "that we can get better results
by spending IR00 In getting ont lum
berman Interested tn our timber than
w could by spending the samo
amount In Inducing farmers to settle
here, every time a lumberman romes
hero and builds a saw mill or a fac
(tor), he will bring 100 men with him.
I believe the farmers wilt como as
soon as we. hae the population to
It'iuttiiv tiiv uiHinvm nit ttiv ihiiii
products " Mr. Johnson said his com
I pony would continue to exploit every
tpinurre of the county, but that he
believed the greater results would bo
'secured In the timber Industry In get
.ting quick results
Nolle
Notice Is hereby glveu that thtre
are funds tn the city treasury for the
I redemption of nnranta protested uy
to and Including September 8, t909.
lnlercstreasoa from dato hereof.
i Untcdnt Klamath Falls, Oregon.
this 10th day of June, 1911.
J J. W S1EMKNS, City Treasurer.
I
Tho visitors went to the Upper
.Lake today, and from the expressions
made by Mr Cooper after learning
of the commercial resources of the
'county, he may remain over for a
longer period than contemplated In
order to become better acquainted
with the country.
Among thoe present at tho ban
quet last evening were F. J. Cooper,
K K. Hoak, 11. L. Mlkel. W. l John-
e.'ii, O." 12. Hogite, C J Ferguson, Wm
S. Fish, O M. Hector, Jas II. Drls-
roll, I. A Ilcynnlds, M. A. Gumbnrt,
K. Sugarman. Hubert A Johnson and
W O Smith
Itrlng In lUbhlt Scalp
( It. S. Wooden of Merrill visited the
county clerk's office today to claim
'lounty on UC rabbit scalps, lie
ttntcs that rabbits are getting r-ithrr
numerous In the Merrill section.
'Robert Clugston of Too Valley alo
brought In G2 rnbblt scalps, and Fred
Mecham of the same locality, 65 rab
bits and one coyote.
.Notice to the I'ubllc
Notice Is hereby given thnt the at-
jscssments on the following shares of
stock of the l'oo Valley and Klamath
Falls Telephone company have been
delinquent since March 1, 1011, and
(that the miiio will be ndvertlicd from
iJuno 1 1, 1912, to July 14, 1912, and
ifil 1 o'clock on the, 18th day of July,
11912, tho shares will be sold to the
highest bidder, at tho court house In
Klamath county, Oregon
By order of the board of directors
(Signed)
I I) Kl.l.lS YOUNO. l'res
lIlMtT K. HAWKINS, Sec')
O. It Kcster. certificate No, 2.
Sllns Kllgoro estate, certificate No T
O. II. Oatcs, certificate No. IS.
Wallace llnldwln. certificate No. 14
C M. (lardner, corlltlcato No. 16.
Kmll Kgcrt. certltlcate No. 23.
Vivian It i:nns, certificate No. 26
Williams Humphreys, certltlcate
No. 27. 6-13-7-11 r
appear and show eause, tt any they
have, why said first and flnsl account
should not be approved and allow oil
and settled, nml said petition granted
us praed,
I).. i oil lhl 6th da of June, A. I
1013.
JAMK9 W Hl'UAW,
Administrator of the Kstnte of Hiuiii
Louise Straw, Orcensed.
C-O-7-r. r
TESTED MATERIAL
of Onlry, Orcnon; John Oonitnl of
I imiini is "ii-i .-..-
MM.r A" i FOR HOME BUILDING
AdmliiUtrntor' Notice
Notice i'f Iteirlng of the First and
Final Account of James W.
Straw, Administrator, and Hit
Petition for Final Distribution
mitick nm i'itm.u:.Tiox
United Slates Land Office, I.nkevlew,
Oregon. May 10, 1 9 1 a
Notice U horiioy given that the
North TacUle Hallway company,
whoso postottlco address Is St. Taut,
.Minnesota, did on the I4th dnr of
Kebruarj, 1912, tile In this tittlco Its
application to select uiidir tho pro
visions of the act of congress np
pioved Juno I, l.S!" (30 Stat. (197,
630), as extended by the net of eon
Bless approved May 17, I'JOil, Hie
Ni:l 8WH. Sec 26. T. 33 S It '.
Knst. W M.
An ami all persons claiming ad
versely tho lands described, or desir
ing to object became of tho mineral
'character of the land, or for any other
1 1 canon, to the disposal to applicant.
hotilit file their affidavits of protest In
tlil office on or before the 10th day of
July, 1912.
A W. OIITON.
5-23-6.37 r llegtster
.noi'Ick rou i,imi.ir.Tio
(Not Coal Lands)
In the Matter of tho Kstnte of Department of the Interior, United
States I -ami omru at Uikevlew,
Oregon, May 23, l!U3
Notlco Is hereby glveu that Albert
netici: run i'Hiilhwiio.n
(Not t'oal Lauds)
Department of the Interior, United
Stales Lund Office at l.akevlew,
Oregon, May 13, 1912,
Notlco Is hereby given that Marlon
J tlarues, whoso postottlco address Is
Ktamnth Knits, Oregon, did, on tho
nth day of October, UU, tile In this
nllleo sworn statement and applica
nt l. No 050 It!, to purchase the lot 3,
ir O.lwp. 37 H., II V IJ , wirameuc
Meridian, and tho timber tliereou,
under tho provision of tho act of
Juno 3. IS75. mid nets amendatory,
known as the '"Timber and Stone
Law," at such value as might bo fixed
by appraisement, and that, pursuant
to such application, the land nud tlm
her thereon have been appraised at a
total of 16 4B, the timber estimated
060,000 board feel at f 7f. per M ,
Hint lb, i Intiil nothltie. that said np-
pllcant will offer tlnal proof In sup
port of his application and sworn
statement on the 30th day of July,
1913. before (' It Do tjip. county
clerk of Klamath County. Oregon, at
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Anv Person Is at liberty In protest
this purchase before entry, or Initiate
a contest nt any time before patent
Issues, by filing a corroborated affi
davit In this office, alleging facts
i which would defeat the entry
A W OltTON.
.-23-7-tSr llegtster
anneals to Hut conservative mini
because It offer it tangible basis
upon which to reckon. Take
lumber, for Instanco, nnd you
can seo evidence on nil tides
where lniuies that were built of
wood have outlasted a gouern
lion, and are today (If thny
have bein given proper faro)
as good as new. Wood has
Mood tlm "( "Kit ''" iitlllieil
today as economically as any
other material, uinsldnrr.it from
nil points appearance, dura
hllll) and heiilttlflllneis In Its
one you have precedflico to go
by What others havn done
with It oii can do, nnd the linn
her we handle llir days Is the
product of the best "quality"
mills In the United State If
a pleasure to show It us well a
tn talk Its various uses, and we
are at )om service from 7 to 6
dally Come In
i.. I- mii, - ii -T-- '"'1'
"T?irre' . I'liiee Like llnlilr"
Savidgc Bros. Lumber Co
Phone i.i.i
nth St. at S. I. truck
See These
PRICES
NIJW STOCK
T IE N fs
Kill)
10X12 ,
12x11 .
i:m' ii.iis
13x11
WACION in Its
10x12
loxll
10x16
Iron bilti.i ,
Wooden tn ! , ,u
DOII'I fllll li i
if slovo in. I II,,.
A" n U .l.l
MM
ISO
lo.no
too
S'iJIO
32.1
a
M2.1
II 00
1 l lln.
SI H itltrniiiii i ( i r
cash
'the
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'lit for
liees.e.l t ...... ,U y),
. -r
Bimcli & Mcllridc
'-TO V.R
ItegUter Farm Name
Mrs It. S. Wooden registered the
fame of her farm near Merrill today
vtth tho county clerk The farm Is
e few miles northeast of Merrill, and
!j called "Falracres." This Is the
llfth farm name that has been regis
torrd In the county
lto)il Arrli Tumorniw
Klamath Chapter No, 3., Koyal
Arch Masons, will hold their regular
convocation tomorrow night at the
Masonic hall.
OOOD HOOMS $2 per week nnd up
Hector block. Third nnd Main, side
ntran-e 14-6t
"10NKV TO LOAN Ou ranches and
city property. City nnd County
Abstract company. 14-6t
Cut Bowers. 44, Mtto St Phone S2.'.
Km ma Louisa Straw, Deceased
Notice Is hereby given that James
W. Straw, in ndmlnlstrator of the
estate of Kmma Louisa Straw. d-.iMark, whoso poitoffice address Is
ceased, has rendered and presented Olene. Oregon, did, on the 9th day
for settlement nnd filed In tho County ' November. 1911. Illo In this office
Court of tho State of Oregon. In nnd Isworn statement nnd application No
.for Klamath County, his tlrst an I 513l. to purchase me M., .li.
Illml account of his administration5"0" 3'- Township 39 8 Itange
'of tho estate of said doceased, and'HH K . Willamette Meridian, nnd
'that ho tiled therowlth his petition " timber thereon, under tho pn
Ifor tho distribution of tho residue of ln of the act of Junn 3. 1S78,
said estate tp the persons entitled j"'' nct amendatory, known ns the
thereto, and thnt such administration nmner ami ione ijvw, ni surn
be closed and said administrator ills- value as might be fixed by oppralse
charged from his trust tn the prera'nient. nnd that, pursunnt to such np.
I(c(. illcatlou, tho land nnd timber thereon
Notlco Is hereby further given that'o been appraised at n total of
I Saturday, the 6th day of July, at the 100. the timber estimated at no.ooo
hour of 2 o'clock In the afternoon (board feet, at 60 cents per M. and
.sold day has been appointed by saldltbo land at 130. that said applicant
.County Court as the time for the Hl offer final proof In tupport of hit
hearing of objections. If any thero be. application nnd sworn statement on
to such final account and tho sottle-itho 27th day of July. 1912. before C
,ment thereof, nnd that such hearing . " '-ni1. county clerk of Klamath
I shall be had at tho court room of 'County, at Klamath Falls. Oregon
Any person Is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry, or Initiate
said court In the county court houie
'house at the City of Klamath Falls,
NEWPORT or
OREGON'S IDEAL
YAQUIMA BAV
SUMMER. RESORT
BOATING SWIAlMINCi FISHING
HUNTING Deep Sea EXCURSIONS
ALL SEASIDE DIVERSIONS
Low excursion rates on all roads. First class
accomodations
PRUU ILLUSTKATHD IIOOKLBT, ADUKI'SS
SECRETARY COIIMERCIAL CLUB
County and Stato aforesaid, and that
said time and place has been appoint
ed and fixed by order of said court
for tho hearing of such objections
That all persons Interested in said
a contest at any tlmn before patent
Issues, by filing a corroborated affi
davit In this office, alleging facts
which would defeat entry
A W. OltTON.
tato are notified then nnd thero to i S-30-7-26 r
tteglster
no net: nm I'liiii.ic.iTioN
NEWPORT BEACH
LOTS
Rentals Insurance
kICKMAN & SMITH
Newport
Oregon
$3, $3.50 and $4 SHOES
$1.95
Eighty-seven pairs cf low shoes, Pumps and Oxfords, in Gun
Metal and Patent Leathers, also velvets in colors black and tan,
3izes 2 1-2 to 7, all sizes in the lot but not all sizes in all style?.
For a quick clearance the entire lot is offered at the low price of
$1.95 PER PAIR
IKSHfF 411"15
iliiHPM """"
(Not Coal Lnmls)
Department of tho Interior, United
States Ijiml Office nt Lakevlew,
Oregon. May 13, 1912.
Notice Is hereby given that Andrew
J Manning, of Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, who, on Februnry 12, 1912.
mado homestead entry No. 04262, for
lot 4. Kectlon 2, Township 37 S.
tango 10 K, Wlllamcttn Meridian,
I has filed notlco of Intention tn make
final commutation proof to estnblSh
claim to tho land above described, be
foro C. It. Dn Ijip, county clerk of
I Klamath county, Oregon, nt Klamath
Falls, Oregon, on the S.Mh dny of
(June, 1812.
Claimant names ns witnesses'
1 J. Y. Johnson of Klamath Falls
Oregon; Vnlcntlnu Ilornhardt of
Klamnth Falls, Oregnn;J. P. Colnhaii
Woman Finally Recovers
From Ncrvoua Breakdown
Impovcrithcl ucrvci destroy many
people before their ti'i.c. Uilcn lie
lore ? siilfcrer rcaliej what the
trouble is, lie it mi the veruc ol a
complete itcrvmu breakdown. Il
it of the utmo t importance to keep
your ncrvini) system in cflod con
lit Ion. as the nerves arc the source
of all bodily power, Mrs Amu
Komi, an Mechanic St, I'ucMo,
Colo, says
"Tor many years I suffered from
ncrvoui proitration; I was unable
to do any home, work and doctors
failed to help nic, Itcmcilic I
tried from druggists did not do
mc a particle of kooiI, A nritflihor
told my husband about
Dr. Miles' Nervine
and lie procured a dottle After the
first few doses I showed a marked
Improvement and after UMuk two
bottles I was entirely cured, 1 have
hem perfectly v. ell fur years and
cannot praise Dr. Miles Nervine
too highly,"
If you are troubled with lnu of
appetite, poor ili;etioii, weakness,
inability to klcep; if ym are In a
general rti' i'iwii cridiliou and
unable to Uur your put of the
dally grind of life, you need some
thing to. sirincilicn your nirvcs.
You may not realize wlmt is the mat
ter witli ym, hut lint it no reason
why you should delay treatment.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
lias proven its value in nervous dis
orders for thirty 'years, ami merits
a tiial, no matter how many other
remedies have failed to help you.
Sold by M druggists. If first bottle
falli to benefit your money Is rtturntd,
MILES MEDICAL CO,, Elkhart, In.
Nertri: ion rtiii.tcirius
; (Not Coal Lauds)
1 Department of the Interior, t'ulted
Slntea Land Olllre nt laikevlew,
Oregon. Ma) 29. 1912
Notice Is hrreb) given that I'lilllli
I W llayurs of Klamalti Falls, Oregon,
jwho. on October '. 1910. made home
Istead entry No 01012. for the NVi i
jSoctlmi 31. TiiMUshli 37 S. Itange 7
i: Willamette Meridian, has filed
I uollrii of Intention to mskn final
iDUiiuutatloii proof to establish rial in i
I to the laud above described, before
!c It Do laip. county clerk of Klam
nth county, at Klamath Fallt, Oregon
on the 23d day of July. 1912
' Claimant names as wllueues
J O Swan, O D Cravens. Frank,
'Moorland, Ilrure tladdls. nit of Klam
ath Falls, Oregon i
A W OIITON. i
r.-I3-7-lSr llegtster
MiTICi: Hill I'ltlll.ltMTlin
(Not Cost Unds) I
'Department of the Interior, United
States lauid Office at l.akevlew.
Oregon, June Cth, 1912
Notice Is hereby glveu that as di
rected by Hut commissioner of the
nriirrat (.and office, under provisions
of the Act of Congress approved June
27. 190(i (31 Stats,, SI7), pursuant
'to the application of Marlon J llarnes,
Serial No OS 1 12, we will offer at pub
lic sale, tn the highest bidder, but nt
not less than 12. CO per acre, at 10
o'clock n. m.. on the 1Mb day of July
1912. nt this office, the following tract
(it laud Lot . Section 13. Township
39 8. Itange 10 K . Wlllamcttn Mi
rldlan.
Any persons claiming adversely
the above-described land nre advlsid
to file their rlalms or objections on
'or before (ho time drslgnated for
sale A. W OIITON.
0-12-7-IH r llegtster
MITII'i: I Oil IM III.IC.VIION
(Not Coil lavuila)
'"P.vrtiiti-nl of tlie Interior, Ciiih )
States Land Ollliu at taikevln
! On Ron, May 13, 1912
Notleii Is hereby given that Avn M
I Duties, whose postollbe address Is
Klamath Fall', Oregun. did, ou the
. 1st day of Mnrrli, IV 2. h In this
illlre sworn statement nnd nppllrn-
.lion No or,390, to purchase the
NHUHW'U. HIJUHWU, NCUHKK.
IMU'l. Ull'. U.,l., 1', IS.u,.,.!.!.,
.... ,f .... , ,,LV,U,, MM, ,.n,,af
37 H . Itange 9 i: Wlllarnetto Merid
ian, nnd the timber thereon, under
tho provision of tho net of Juno 3,
1878, nnd nets amendatory, known ns
the "Timber nud Htone Law," at such
value ns might bn fixed by appraise,
niont, unit that, pursuant to suih up
plication, tho land and timber tlioio-i
on huvo boon npprnlscd nt n total ofi
IS3K.7C; tho timber estimated nt
125,000 Imnrd feot nt 1 per M nnd'
C25.000 board foot nt 76 conta tier
M nnd tho land at $20; that said np-!
idlcant will orfur final proof In biiji-.
port of his application nud sworn I
stntament on tho 20th dny of July.
ID 12, beforu C. It. Do Lap, county
clerk of Klninuth county, Oregon, nt'
Klamuth Falls, Oregon. I
Any porsnn Id nt llhurty to protest
this purchase hoforo onlry, or Initiate
n contest nt any tlmo hoforo patent
Issues, by illlng n corroborated nffl-
dnvlt In this office, nllvKlng farts
which would dofonl tho entry.
A. W. OIITON,
ri.23.708r Heglstor.
GHILCOTE ft RICE
UKAh KHTATn irfHUIIANCK
W MAKE A HI'KCIAIrY of time
in proi-rty nud good furin tiinils. No
troubl,. to show prOjHrty, I'rompi n..
UiilliuiMihjjeii n iniulrles. A fen
good house (or rent, If you it nut to
buy or Mill It wUI pay you to Mo us.
Nest lo American Hotel. I'liono (l(
II Kg".i .
"rn
NO Mtl'll II r
'! I'lHMWi;
s17rTjrV.'3 ,'
Hern III I Im
iholre I. (unit,. I
factor) Fur .
single arltrlo in
does not bun
f I'MltMl,
' l"l ittU.
' nut nnt
i 'thiMtttii
g- il lasts ltd
rortu.tuiM. ..f ,i.4uti Iks
ndortllneul rlrrl . III ir
pear more beaui ' .1 (n )os
get II b) llsetf l( mil bats si
rivals then ' to i.
IrnClltrnrtt
II. J. WINTI5WS
WESTERN TRANSFER CO.
Ultl.c I'hi'iie II1MI llraldeurtt I'll. in. 1,1
iii mciivu'i:
IIAIiOAOi: lltLKIIH
VIllMMI AMI IIKN'CIIAI, IllASI It.
tl WOOD I'OKHAI.i:
rM-uget I'trkiil t'i anil llillieiril an) I'Uir In Timn
Jo Mooro
J. U. l"fitrlek
MSMIIBBSaflHSSBaMHSBS(BIIHSBSaiBaiBBBilHSSSa0SMai
Itityyour Wood Kticl
WliolONdlc Prices
on van Imte Ihe dealers' mnrulti If ) ! " '"" "'" f'
lug your onlev. Il' tthnl )iu uitr lliul linikr )iu Hcli li"l tsl
)nil iii:.- ltiimtntkt. yiiu I'liime Itt.tl
W. C. DATES Ewnunu Lumber Co.'s Office
J3v. ":. tli Silt; lo Muslo
ii KM I mRHHRI h
Sole llepii'rnUllieof
(-lirrmali In i o 'S I'lMOl,
I! 0 tltelliwiir ninl 'lUoX Ulittt
t iios (lit r, jkrs si nioJ-
crate prlres I'un.iig and reH'
Ag'in) fr
VIII I II HLUINO M.tCIIIM
oi.ivKtt nri itiri:tt am
VUTOlt I'll M MtflH-K
IWmiU. Mnllonil) and l'l(tuif
KIAMAIH FAILS MUSIC HOUSE
To doors. -' "I roto
II. .MAD.1I.N. rit.piUir
SMPL Y BUSINESS
f you hnve been 4'oinjj with"
the 'nicest jjlrl in the world"
for some time nnd finally de
cide to "pop t"e question"
-That's Your Business
If the "only ono", after think
iiiK it over, say it listens nil
right to her
-That's Her Business
If you "sort of jjet together"
nud unofficially rieal the pact
-That's Nobody's Business
liut when the day is ct nnd
you nre ready for the printing
-THATS OUR BUSINESS
W. O. SMITH PRINTING CO.
L