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PllMtaMI dally eteept Sunday
a ImM PabUaklat Ooanaay
ttaawta Falto, at 111 Foarth itmL
Batored at the postofllce at Klamath
Falls. Oregon, (or traasaxlssloa through
Um gealla aa aaeoad-clats statter.
nbecriptloa terms by nail to any
address la the Baited 8tatee:
Om year 15.00
Oa-awatli
TUE8DAY, JANUARY , 1917
HcnMsClassitdAdrs.
Advertisements in the Classified
columns are printed at the rate of
Five Centa a line, Invariably In ad
vance. Hereafter no advertisement
will tee accepted unlets accompanied
by the cash.
FOR RENT
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FOR RUNT Steam beated room, close
to bMineM district, Phone 135J. Stf
FOR RENT One two room newly fur
nUhed apartment, lncludlnc wood,
light and water. Hilt Apartments, cor.
3d and Main. 9-U
MISCELLAN
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WANTED-Poland China' boar. NoU-
fy Matt Second Hand store. Sixth
street. J.W.Burke. 5-Ct
MIGHSST cash paid for furs, hides
and pelts. B. P. Lewis, Sixth street,
near Klamath. 19-tf
MXWUE-S EXPRESS-Call Mecca
billiard parlor, vhone 153. lS-lmo
Gertrude & Co.
Only a few days left for you to take
advantage of the exceptional bargains
la Ine trimmed bats. 9-:t
Fire insurance written
cemaanlea. Set Chllcete.
In
leading
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Ask Chllcete far a calendar.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR J. H. CARTER
, DENTIST
OFFICE, ROOMS 7 and
WHITE BUILDING
DR. F. M. WHITE
St . Kew aad Threat
Km Tested Glaseea Fitted
SS7 Odd Fellows BadJdlaf
DR F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician
BaKo Sit. L O. O. F. Teeapfsl
REMEMBER I never chares for
xaauaation and consultation.
FURTHER ThU place yon on
der ao obligation, and yon will not
tea asked to take treatment
Heurs: 9 to 11:30 a. m.; 2 to C;
7 to S p. m.
PboMsai
Residence
Phone. 2S8R
City & County Abstract Co.
ABSTRACTS INSURANCE
Member
Oregon Association Title Men
DR. A. A. SOULE
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Rme 1 tot, Emma Blk. Phone 1S1J
(English pronunciation ot Soulo is
Soul; French, Su-lay.)
i; 'HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OK A COLD
; ; Sawi Creeas Applied la Nestrik
,. Opens Air PaaaHes.Ridit Up.
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Instant relief no waiting our
clogged nostrils open right up; tbe air
passages of your bead clear and yoj
can breathe freely. No more hawk
ing, snuffling, blowing, headache, dry
neaa. No struggling for breath at
night; your sold or catarrh dUap
ears. Oet a snail bottle of Ely's Cream
vm mm your druggist now. Apply
Wfl y ' " fragrsnt antiseptic,
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Skelton Writes in
Joe Skelton of This
About Number of Antelope in
Tells True Story
By JOE SKELTON
Since It has been unlawful to km
nntelo.x- In the state of Oregon at any
season of the year. thee animals have
!increa$ed until now I think it ran b,
safely said that Oregon has at least
10,000 within its boundries.
This is the conclusion C, M. R.-unsbx
and myself arrixed at after making n
tour of the antelene country, under
the direction of State Fish and Qarae
romniissloner C F. Stone, in order to
ascertain their approximate numbers.
and the location of their range.
On Tuesday. August 1, E. A. Cress,
Mr. Stone's law Dartner. Deputy Game
Warden C M. Ramsby and myself left
Klamath Falls for Lakevlew, where
we talked' with several people who
were able to gixe us considerable In
formation regarding the antelope
range.
Tbe next day. we left for the Barry
ranch in Guano Valley, which lies in
the southeastern part of Lake county.
about six miles west of the Lake
county-Harney county, line and about
five miles north of the Oregon-Ncx--ada
boundary.
Here we met Mr. Phil Barry. The
Barry ranch is in rather an isoUted
part of the desert, where travelers are
few and far between, and in all my
knocking around I dont believe I ever
met a more hospitable person. When
asked if there were many antelope in
the country, he said he bad read the
government reports on the approxi
mate numbers of these animals in the
United States, and he thought there
were more antelope right there in a
40 or 50-mile circle than the govern
ment reports gave the whole United
States credit for having.
"I've seen bunches of them coming
in the fall that at a distance I have
taken for a buncb of sheep," said Mr.
Barry.
BACKS LAW TO
KILL CORSETS
HOOSIER WOMAN OF 100 POUNDS
WITH ONE PIECE DRESS SAYS
CORSETS CAUSE MORE DEATHS
THAN DRUGS
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 8. A law to
prohibit women wearing corsets will
be advocated before tbe Indiana legis
lature now in session, by Mrs. Anna
Iloeltke Lee of this city. Mrs. Lee
declares corsets cause more damage
than whiskey and have destroyed
more people than drugs.
Mrs. Lee herself weighs about 100
pounds and wears a one piece
dress and admits she comes nearer
being a Venus de Milo than a woman
with a sexenteen inch waist.
"TIZ" FOR TIRED
AND SORE EEET
USE "TIZ" FOR PUFFED-UP, BURN.
ING, ACHING, CALLOUSED FEET
AND CORNS
Why go limping around with aching,
puffedup feet feet so tired, chafeo1,
sore and swollen yon can hardly get
your shoes on or off? Why don't you
get a 25-cent box of "TIz" from the
j drug store now and gladden your tor
tured feet?
"Tiz" makes your feet glow with
comfort; takes down swellings and
diaws the sorenchs and misery right
out of feet that chafe, smart and burn.
"Tiz" Instantly stops pain in corns,
callouses and bunions. "Tiz" Is glori
ous for tired, aching, sore feet, fw
more shoe tightness no more foot
torture. Ad
How men once dreaded Illness and
accldenti Meant suffering far the fam.
uy; dependence perhaps, en relatives
or charity. Out NOW any man can
JETM-IZE
at trivial cost And nt matter what
hit disability or hew It may result, hit
tn Disability Policy becemee His
sure, steady wage-earner.
CHILCOTE, A0M
AHtAUnnm NtfIIIKb. WILoUH nfld
runcivp
City Write in the
"About how many antelope ilo ) on , place. He a Into haxInR nml n
think there are in the countrj V I un.ible to arrommi) us. btii we fouml
aked him. I Hie hole .ill rlKl.t ntul. le.nii.R our
"Well. It's pretty hard to estimate liorcei tttM to some Juniper liven, we
the exact number, but If you turned aJwatcluM Hie hole, lit the short time
hunch of 10.000 sheen loose andiwo were there we t.nw 10 or IS ante-
(scattered them you never would find
them again." I telling Just how minx e.ore v.e tiimnti
"Then you think there are at least 'luxe counted ti.nl xxesiaxcd longer
10.000 antelope In l-akc and Harney) They are xery Inquisiiixe rre.xtures
I counties?" I asked him.
think 10. -
" e." he answered. I
000 would be a xery conservative estl -
i mate
Thev are scattered at thU time of.
the year, but in the fall, when thoyi think, it is unfair to them that the
collect in bunches. 1 think I could season Is closed In Oregon, while just
show and count 10,000 for you veryinrros., the state line In Nexad.i, a few
easily. Antelope are bigger fools miles away, then- Is an open season
when It cornea to following a leader! They say the ajitelope are raised and
than sheep are: If the leader ot the! rattened In Oregon, and then because
L .- . .l ..,.. ,k..'t I .. .1 ... V... ..,..
ouncn passes crrmiu iiv.e iuc
others will follow and it is almost
impossible to turn them, and." he.
continued, "I can get Just as near air
antelope with, the slowest horse on the
antelope with, the slowest horse on the
place as I can when riding the
test: they seem to know just about
how far to keep ahead of a man on a
horse.
"I never have time to bother with
them, and while I guess there arc .1
few killed In riolaUon of the law. I
dont think the number is very large."
1 have no reason in the world to
doubt Mr. Barry"s statements, and
judging from the lameness of the sage
bens about his place. I don't think he
hunts a great deal. Mr. Barry had no
reason for exaggerating the number
of antelope in hU estimate, and I think
his word can be relied upon, and a
man living in the country as long as
be has certainly ought to know.
The next morning he gave us saddle
horses, which, by the way, be wouldn't
charge a cent for, and we rode to a
water hole about live miles from 'bis
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Hans Wagne'r, "grand old man of (he
diamond," now twenty years In base
ball, at the age of 43 has got married.
Miss Bessie Smith of Crafton, a suburb
of Pittsburg, is the party of the first
FEW FOLKS HAVE
6RAY HAIR NOW
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THE KVKNING HERALD, KLAMATH
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Sportsman
Oregon Sportsman
Oregon Now
lope come In for water, and there l no
, one old duck in pnriuui.ir onoweii ui
1 at a distance for ijulte a u.i). ,
l All the sportsmen of Ukexle ti.xi,
the same Ideas as to the numbers ot
antelope in ltke county and ther
large numbers or them go to Nexada I
'for their xxlntor range, Hie hunter of
that state get to kill Hum They feel
that the animals belong to Oregon and I
(that Oiegon hunters should be per-
It hat Oiegon hunters should be per-
swif-Jmltted to get them without getting a
non-resident hunting license and going
to Nexada to do it
The numbers of antelope In that
country xary In different years, I pre-
sumo, according to the amount of feed, kidneys aren't acting right, or If
and water. j bladder bothers you, get about four
Although I haxe killed antelope on I ounces of Jad Salts from any good
the prairies of Canada. I nexer saw pharmacy: take n tablespoouful In a
antelope In Oregon until this trip, nml a class of water before breakfast for a
I and the other members of the party joxv days and your kidneys will then
are satisfied that theo animals are ct fine. This rnmous sails Is made
plentiful and that there are at least I (mm the acid of grapes and lemon
10.000 of them In this slate. And may- juke, combined with llthla. and has
be the sportsmen of Like county nro'been used for generations to flush
right In thinking the game laws of this
state unfair, when they are prohibited
from killing nt least one buck ante
lope a year when the hunters In Nev
ada can kill Oregon-raised. Oregon
fattened antelope after they cross the
line into that state.
VtVUAS-Vf"rn WOHriWiim
part In Hie agreement. Sim Is 2C years
of age.
"Now I know HoniiH will bo with ua
again next year," said Harney Dreyfus,
owner of the Pirates, of which Wagner
has been the mainstay for many years.
Nowadaya we get thla famous mix
tare unproved by the addlUon of other
Ingredients by asking at any drug store
for a SO cent bottle of "Wyeth'a Sage
tad Sulphur Compound." which dark
eas Um aalr so aatnrally, ao evenly.
that aobody caa poetlMy toll It has
aaaa appUed. Yoa jatt dampea a
saoaaa or soft brasa with It, and draw
tala through yoar aalr, taking one
mall atraad at a flaw. By awmlag
ua gray aatr duapaaara; but what de
UghU tat ladle with Wyeth'a Bagr
tad lalpbur Coapoud la that, be
sldat aatitifully aarkerJna the kali
(tor a law appllcaUoBs.lt also briage
aaca u gloss and lustre, and gtrea Ii
a appearaaca of abundance.
Wyata'a gaga and fcalpbur Con
taai la s delightful tollot reaaUH.
to aaaart color aad a youthful appear
ajMttotbabalr. It is not intended fo.
tjbs muo. aUUgattoa ar.artreiUoa of
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1 - ALLS, OREGON
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PRESIDENT'S WIFE NOW IS ULTI
MAT AUTHORITY ON ALL INVI.
TATIONS TO WHITE HOUSE SO.
CIAL FUNCTIONS
WASHINGTON. I. C. Jan !)
Mrs.
WINmi tod.xy 1 the
ultimate author-
.Is a lesiilt. the number of Inxlted
KUesls to the slate exet.ts bus fallen
off between 80 ..till l.0 pel ent
EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS IF BLADDRR
OOTHERS YOU
letting meat regulaily uxenually pro
duces kidney trouble in some form or
other, sa a well known authority, be-
cause ibe urle aclde in meal excites
the kidneys, they become oxcrxorl. -
,-d: get sluggish: clog up and cause
nil .sorts of distress, particularly back
ache anil misery In tho kidney region;
ache and misery In tho kidney regien:
I Itj" on oil mutation- In White House1 llimlnK for more lt.au one yer Im-ll'alU. Klanmtli tiiunly. Oirijon. up ,
l-tuinl fuiutlous. IV. the llrsl ll.ne 1.. I mediately piecedlim Hie llllliR of Ihn.aml ",,,u;,J"f
mm, nutirtKement of these exeats has J hill of roinptalltl heieln I JAMJAin I-. 1917,
'been tmusfeired fivm the execulho.' This summons Is serxe.l upon you,, At H-o hour of 3 oelofH . tit , for th
.on.... ... ii... im.m.Ioii ..,.,,... Iihe .il,l defendant. Iir ntilillcatlon '""I" "' 1300.000 (,lty of Klamath 'l.
iheuumtic twinges, sex ere headaches,!
acM stomach, constipation, torpid.
Jlxer, sleeplessness,
urinary Irritation,
The moment your
bladder and
hack hurts or
clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to norm.it activity; also to neutralize
the acids In the urine so It no longer
Irritates, thus ending bladder dis
orders. Jad Salts cannot Injure anyene:
makes a delightful effervescent lithhv
j water drink which millions ot men
'nml women tako now and then to
keep the kidneys and urinary organs
'clean, thus avoiding serious kidney
disease. Adv.
LEGAL NOTICES
"i'inryyyyyyinruvxruTjij
Summon
(No. SI8 Enulty)
In the Circuit Court. In and for the
County of Klamath and State of
Oregon.
Cleo O. Parker, Plaintiff,
vs.
Oraco N. Parker, Defendant.
To Ornco N. Parker, Defendant above
named:
In the Nnmo of tho Stale of Oregen:
You aro hereby required to appear
and nnswor o tho complaint filed
against you In the above entitled
suit on or before tho 10th day of
January, 1917, that being the last
day of Hie time prescribed In tho or
der of publication of this aummoas,
and If you fall so to appear, plead,
answer, demur, or othorwlso move,
for xvant thereof plaintiff will apply
to the court for tho relief prayed lor
In his complaint, to-wlt
For a decree dissolving tho bonds
of matrimony now existing between
the plaintiff and defendnnt, upon the
grounds of willful dtsortlon on tho
part of the defendant for more than
ono year previous to tho Instituting
of this suit.
This summons Is served upon you,
tho said defendant, by publication
thereof n the Evening Herald, a pub
lic newspaper of general circulation,
printed nnd published nt Klamath
Fulls, Klamath county, Oregon, once
a week for six ronsecutlvo weeks
Oevcn Insertions), tho fim publica
tion being mndo November 28, 1918,
ana tno last publication Januury 9,
1!17, by order of tho Honornblo I).
V. Kuykendall, Judge of the circuit
court of Klamath county, Oregon,
which said ordor was made, entered,
dr.tcd and filed In this tfiilt Novomber
27, 1916. W. H.A. RENNER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
28-S-12-19.2C-2-9
Summons ,
(No. 849 Equity)
In the Circuit Court, Jn and for tbe
County of Klamath and Htato of
uregon.
Mlnnlo Laws, I'Julntlff,
vs.
James Laws, Defendant.
To James Laws, Defendant above
named:
In the Nome of the Stale of Oregen:
Vtui nio hereby required In rr
tud nnsxxor In ttiv riniilnlnl "!
nmilmt ton it Ihe above eniuien
. . . . .
For ili'cr ilUaoUliiR tli bonds i
of matilmoii) nnw eltliig between
(ho plaintiff niul defendant, upon Hip
ground of habitual drunkenness roit.
traded tutor saw marriage, ami mil'
... . . , .
i
thereof In the KxenliiK Herald, a pub
Kiili ou or before the lvui i ot
.Im.ui.ty, 1!T, that being Hie Iim'
d.ix nf lite Um prescribed In the or.,
der or publlintloit of IhU summons,
and If joii Mil t l'l'fr. ple.td,j
answer, demur, or other Up move.
for want thereof itlatnlltT lll apply)
to the cotiit for the relief prayed for
i.. Mi .iMnilnhii. io.v.11- '
!
lie newspaper of general clrcillalli.il, ' nominal ion o. i,uvu racn. ami i,um.
printed and published al KUl.mlh , t"',, '" 30 ticluUr. all leatln
FtlU. Klamath county. Oregon, once ,'',, l'inber I. mid. payable nf.y
a xxrek for sU consecullve weeks' "''" """T ''',' "'l bearlns Intrti-t
I lex en Insertions), the tlrst publlra!1" Ih "' ,,f " " V"r r"'' "
Hon helms made November 3. 1 9 1 et. I semiannually, on June 1st n,
a'ul the last publication January 9.1 H'rcmber 1st of each year, with ..p.
11W7, by order of the Honorable l,
V Kii)keuittl. Jodtfp of the circuit
court of Ktaiuath county, Oregon.
wl.l.h nl. I order was made, eiilrr.nl.
dated and tiled In this suit November
L'T, I'JtiS. W, II A, ItKNNKIt.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
2i.
12I936'3-!I
Summons
(Fajulty No. 53)
MiMulaud, I'lalntltf,
xs.
I A. S
Charles II. McOumber, and I.I11I0 Me
i t'umber (formerly the wife of the
said Charles II MeCumber), and 11.
W. Triers, Defendants.
To II. W Teters, the aboxe named de
fendant: In the name of the Slate of Oregon,
) ou are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
In the above entitle,! suit on or before
Tuesday, the 30lh day of January. 1917.. "hall bo accompanied by a certlrtt-d
that being the day of the last publlra- check for i per cent of the amount of
Hon of this summons, and the la'.t day the, bid or proposal, drawn on smre
In which you. Ihe derendant. U resjulr.r-"'l",ttlhle bank, pa) able uncondl.
ed to answer said complaint, as fixed Honally tu the Treasurer of the Ciiy
by the order of publication of IhU ' Klamath Fall,
summons, and If you rait to appear ami' UW or proposal for said bond
answer as aforesaid, the plaintiff will mut be unconditional, and the uc
apply to tho court for the relief 'cful bidder or bidders will be re
prayed for In his complaint, to-wlttjqutrrd In complete payment for said
For a Judgment and decree against the bond lthln 30 da) from Hie Urns
defendant above named, as follows. notHM by the Common Council thai
xlt. For n Judxmrnt against the Hip bonds are ready for delivery, or
aboxe named defendants. Charles forfeit the deposit to the city.
II. MeCumber and Utile McCun.-t The Common Council of the City of
her for the sum of three thousand , Klamath Falls hereby reserves lo It.
dollars, together with Interest thereon
from the Stlt day of February, 1915, at
the rate of 10 per cent per annum, for
the sum of three hundred dollars at
torney's fees, and for the cost and
dUbtirsements of this suit: and a de.
cree foreclosing one certain mortgage
upon the lands nnd premises herein
after described, glxen by the said de
fendants Charles 11. MeCumber and
I.Uile MeCumber to this plaintiff on
the 8th day of July, 1909, to secure the
payment of the said sums of money,
above mentioned, upon the following
described lands and real estate, to-wlt: J
The southwest quarter, and the
west one-half of the southeast qusr-
tnr. and tbe southeast quarter or the
southeast quarter of section twelve,,
In township thirty-eight south of
range eleven east of tbe Willamette
Meridian. In Klamath county, Ore.;.
And that the said landa be sold to sat-
Isfy tho said Judgment and the pro-
cceds thereof be applied to the sails-
faction of tbe same, and that one cer -
tain judgment in your ravor against
tho said defendant Charles II. McCum-
her, recovered In the above entitled
court on tho 26th day of March, 1915,
In the action of H. W. Teters vs.
Charles II. MeCumber bo declared In-
rorior to tno lien or said mortgage and land and timber thereon have beet
foreclosed, and that you nnd each of.nppra'sed at 1160, the limber estl
tho above named defendant be for-j mated 140,000 board reel at 1 1.00 per
over barred and foreclosed of all right,' M, and the land 120.00: that said ap
title and claim or equity of redemp-tpllcant will offer proof In support of
...... ,i, hiiu iu me oinus anu premises .
above described.
This summons Is published In the
Evening Herald, a dally newspaper
printed, published nnd circulated In
tho city of Klamath Falls. In said'
county nnd state, being a newspaper a contest at any time before patent
of gonornl circulation therein, by or- Issues, by filing a corroborated af
der of tho Honorable D. V. Kuyken-j Adavlt In this office, alleging far-U
dnll, Judge of the above entitled court. I which would defent tho entry.
8uch order being dated tho 19th day of jah. F. IIUHOESS.
December. 1916; the first publication
With a Bak Book for
CoBpany
you need never bo lonely cither In
youth or old ago. Why not start
to own a big ono by opening an ac
count with The First Stalo and
Savings Bank. Just a few dollar
w start one, and once you ncqulrn
the habit of saving you'll ho sur
prised nt how rapidly your Havings
will grow, . ,
FIRST STATE MS
tUBoOAY, JANUARY, ll
of till summon In tip made upon tj
IHIti day of December, 1916, niul thn
I mm t publication Iheieof III Im made in,
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HOUA0B M. MANNING
Allot for Plaliitin
l.ooml lliilldln. Klamath c-nll4. ntr,
lSdS-lM3U
.... oon a
eJOO.OOo.OO
CITY OF KLAMATH FALL MUNI.
CIPAL RAILROAD BONOS.
NOTICE OP SALE.
NOTICE IH HKIII.'IIV OIVKN. Th
Kiti Mil will Im lrctiw ,y
I'olli'p Jihlin of Hip City or KUnmih
- 1 municipal rllrad MuU of the ,c.
Hon of payment, on and after lw.
cember l, IDIi), for the connlructiiia
of a municipal talltoad from a ikiIui
within said city deslsnaled art the In-
'lersecllon of First lret and KUm
' axenue In a i-olnl without Mi
city designated as Hip northerly end
of Dairy station, located on Hie south
east quarter of Hip northeast ijuartrr
of Section 37, Township 31, south,
Itange IHi esat, Willamette Metldlsit,
Klamath County, Oregon,
All sealed bids or proposal for Hi
purchase of such bond will be opmrd
and comlderrd by Hie common coun
rll of Hip City of Klamath Fall, at 3
o'clock p. tn. January IS, 191?
Hald bonds are luetl In pursuant
of an amendment In Hrcllon H7, Attlcls
IV. of the Charter of the City of KUfte
th Fall. Oregon, whlrh amendment
went w adopted November II. t'JU
Kh ptopoal to purchase said bond
self the right to reject any and ill
bid and propoials for tho purrhsa
of said bonds or any part (hereof.
Said bonds are offered for sale la
pursuance of Ordinance No. 403 of
ld city, adopted by the Commas
Counrll December II, 1918. and ap
proved by Ibe Mayor on December
II. 191.
A. L. I.BAVITT.
Police Judge of the City of Klamath
Falls, Klamath County, Oregon.
1314 to MS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Net Coal Lands
United Rtatea Land Office at
Lakevlew. Ore,, December 16. 1(14
Notice Is hereby given that Perry
I. Nell, whose postofflce address to
Klamath Falls, Oregon, did, on the
23d day of April. 1916, Hie In this of-
flee sworn statement and application,
No. 09214, to purchase the NEK T.
Section 26, Township 37 aoutb, Hani
9 east, Willamette Meridian, and the
timber thereon, under th provisions
of the act of June 3, 1176, and acll
amendatory, known aa the "Timber
and Stone Law," at such value u
might be fixed by appraisement, and
that, pursuant to such application, tbe
ms application and sworn statement
on the 27th day of February, 1917, be
fore C. It DeUp, Clerk of the County
Court, at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Any person Is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entrv. or Initiate
12-10 2-20 Iloglstor.
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