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frsasmbod dally aaeapt Saaday by
steal lisshlag CMWU ol
ith 1Mb. at in mm street
' Eatered at tbo foMoOea at Ktaaath
fulls. Oratoa. for tiasssslaeloa through
tka aalto aa aacoaa-ataM aattar.
afeaertfUoa terme by mail to aay
address hi tka United States:
OmnW $.
Tl'sS-DAY, JAMARY .10, tan
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Aeertlsernts In the Classified
columns are printed at tha rate of
Flva Cente'a Una, invariably In a.
ttAtM , nftrtsnfs)! 119 AfWnf ACHMtM
W besciepted aalaaa accompanied
ay Mm
Klamath Grows Beets
Contain High Percentage Sugar
Secretary Elder of Klamath Water Uer Association Re-
smmw em m fssss a
ports on Kesults or Many Lxpenments on
Klamath Project in 1916
Will Make North
Pay for Defense
The folio ins !, the report of AN grower:, possible. Mr Camp, pro-
FOR SALE
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BEST CASH OFFER takes lota and
7. block . West Lake Park Addl
tkw to Klamath Fall. Bos 153, Buhl.
Idaho. - - 26.lt
FOR SALE Small house and lot on
kill. -Esquire at MilU Sobs Ira-
plemeat'house. pkoaa 9. 2-t
FOR SALS I have 1C acraa timber
land for tale on base of Eagle Point,
adjoining Grifath half mile lake front
on east side at fit per 'acre, halt cash;
alea 33 acre let for $700 dollars, lake
frontage of SO rods. Henry Kewnhazc.
33-tt
bert E. Elder, secretary of Klamath ject mnmigcr, gladly furnished hi
Water Users Association, on the ex- enr and hl own time, and In two dat
perimonts with sugar beets on the, trip oer the alley the following
Klamath project in 1916. samples were Mvured, and thereafter
During the ear 1916 the Utah and i tested b the Agricultural Depart-
Unltcrslty of California.
ws
results of our effort In this re-
iiuring tne ear ii tne I'taii aniiitetea n tne Agricultural itepa
Idaho beet sugar manufacturers dts-jment of the Unltcrslty of Callforn
tributed beet seed to a number of theJThe following tabulated report sho
farmers of the Klamath Valley for
the purpose of securing first hand In
formation as to the sugar contents of
sugar beets grown here. The board
of directors of the Klamath Water
Users Association, believing that the
'nrcath Valley would produce a beet
of first class sugar contents deter
mined to obtain all the data possible
from the samples grown In 1915. Ac
cordingly the undersigned was author
ixed to secure samples from all the
the
specf
The following Information
asked of the farmers who grew
beel:
Name of grower.
Postoffiec.
Area planted.
Amount of seed planted.
Date planted.
Pate plants sprouted.
Date thinned.
TT"
the
Due tlrst cultivation
Date second cultivation.
Hate third cultivation.
Date fourth cultivation.
Date fifth cultivation.
Date sixth cultivation.
Date first Irrigation.
Date second Irrigation.
Date third Irrigation.
Date fourth Irrigation.
Date harvested.
Signature of grower.
Unfortunately, however, we were
unable to secure but little of this In
formation, and In the absence of this
the value of the tabulated report U
somewhat lessened.
Nevertheless the percentage of su
gar liown In the samples secured Is
exceedingly gratifying. It Is report
MISCELLANEOUS
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WANTED Work of any kind by man
with family to support; must haTe
work at once. Phone 25 8R, or ad
dress L. O. Stearns; city. 2-3t
NAME
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Z
FOR RENT Two-room furnished
house, corner 8Ixth and Grant. S.
,C. Kimball, phone OS. 2C3t
ANYONE la Klamath county wishing
to Borrow moaey from the Uatted
-'States under Farm Loan Act, aead
nam and addrcai to J E. Paddock,
. Uoaaaaa. 35-Cta
FURNISHED APARTMENTS at tka
-Oregon Hoaae, Sixth and TP-ianth
WANTED Fan of all kinds. See C.
D.Wllisoa,70MalBst 17-iet
HIGHEST cask paid tor furs; hides
aad pelts. B. P. Lewis, Sixth street.
13-tf
Klamath Transfer company has stor
age room for any amount np to two
carloads. Rates reasonable. Phone
342. 15-ttvi
R. C. Anderson (W. T. Trivel piece) . 1 6
-. ItrupKs . .... (. ...... 2 3
Joe Otomsn 3 4
K. Vavricka 6
John Honsick 3 4
Frank Zumpfe 3
John Tofel 7 4
J. P. Adams S 4
P. C. Markwardt 9 4
Joe Schmiu 10 4
PC. Buckholx 11 4
Lewis Noll 12 4
Alex Cheyne Jr 13 4
H. W. 8hort 14 4
Fred Nltschelm 13 4
Otto Schoenfeld 16 4
C. A. Bunting 17 4
IS
lbs. oz.
6 14.30
6 13.73
7 4.30
3 4.00
4- .50
5 12.00
7 3.00
5 14.00
3 S.50
3 .50
2 15.50
3 4.00
2 5.00
2 15.00
3 7.50
6 12.00
3 12.50
s
3
3
1.095
1.085
1.092
1.08S
1.095
1.079
1.087
1.076
1.082
1.077
1.097
1.107
1.078
1.095
1-.102
1.089
1.097
1
3
pet.
22.60
20.40
22.00
21.10
22.60
19.21
20.90
18.40
19.70
18.60
23.00
25.20
18.80
22.60
24.10
21.30
23.10
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pet.
19.00
16.20
19.60
18.40
17.60
16.05
16.00
13.10
16.10
15.15
20.25
23.30
14.80
19.65
21.60
17.40
20.30
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pet.
84.07
79.41
S9.09
87.20
787
84.03
76.55
71.20
81.72
81.45
88.04
88.49
78.82
86.94
89.54
81.68
90.00
pet.
18.05
15.39
18.62
17.48
16.72
1525
15.20
12.55
15.25
14.40
19.25
21.19
14.06
18.67
20.35
16.63
19.29
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count, and the hcttlemenl Iherwif, ami
tlmt nil perrons lltlei-'sled In iald rs
into inuv nuitesr on or before said dte
and Die any objvcllons tbtrtto. jfoucJowd. and that you and ,.b
Dated at Klamath Fall. Oregon. .the abovo named dnfcndnnt b, f,,,
thlrt 3IJ ilav of January, hut.
In llin arllmi of II. W. Tetn
t'hitilen II. MeCumber lu dinlii.r.i i."
feilor lo tht lien of salt! inorixn ,BJ
totcloud, and that you and -.-..i,
rn lltOOMISdOAMI'.
Atltulnlsltalor with Will AmiMcd of
the Itnlt of John P llliNitnlitK'
camp, licensed 2 3$ 6M"I0
Notice
of Sal of Real CstaU by
Admlnlitratsr
In the County Com t of the 8lle of
OreKou, In nml for
County
tner burtvd uml fotccloed of u ttsrttt
title nml claim or eoiilty of tr.l.h..'
lion In and to the lands ami iroti,l.M
alxive ilenrrlltrd.
TliU summons U !ut,ird n
Evening Herald, a dally nnwap-p..
pi luted, piil)lllied nml elrculnted
the clly of Klamath ru., ,,,.
iiiuulv and stale. Iielnu n imw.i,..
' -.ir
Klnniulhlof uenernl clrvulalloti Ihurrln, by of.
l.l.. ..f lit.. Until.. mIiIm II V ft......
mini1 "'f' " " " ur(a.
In the Matter of the IXnte of Jntue dull. J mine o( I lie atmvu enlllled court
-.a jais ... S I tti.ul, iio.Ium Oalii . .1 S.-.I it... Ihik a
VV. tillinore, Peern-iti, i ourii .iiiri vihh mh.-. iuf iu uny of
Notice In l.ereb) ghi'ii. Hint III pum IM'eliilter. 1916, Urn first lutlrallott
suauce of an order. I ho roimly mini ' " summon to im mane iit,on tb
of the slale of Oregon, for Klanwlli 19 ly ' "ffemwr, Il, and to
vounly. made, on tlu 22d day of Jan- M" publication thereof to U imtdeoa
uady. A II. 1917. In the matter of the he aum nay or januaiy, isit
..!.. i. .if JntiiM W (lllmure. deceased.! HOIIACi: M. MANNINO.
Aiiornny tor t'laintin.
Ors.
tne umienniiueii. auiuiiiisirnior i nm " '
ileieasisl. will sell at public auction, III lammls Illllldlttg, Klamath Pall
. . .. ........ ...I i. ..i."i."n
one parcel, to the tilithest bidder, for
cold coin of the Putted State, and
subjeit to toutliinntlmi. by said county
court, on the 2llh day of February,
1917. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m, In
front of the court house building at
Kliittmlli Palls, Klamath county. Ore-
koii. all the rUhl, title, Interest and
estate of snld James W tl.lmore, de.
censed. III and In the follow I Hi; de-
sirllMHl real estate, situated III the
county of Klamath. State of Oregon.
and particularly described as follows,
io-wlt:
The southeast quarter (HKU of
I'J :t5-Mtl63330
Can't Get Big Men to
Take Government Jobs
, DAXCE
At Gray's hall at Pine Grove Fri
day, February 2. Good music and a
good time. 27-7t
An MVa agent never needs a letttr
ar mtreatictlen. Ask Chllcote for fire,
Ufa and accident rates. 33
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
....... JJ-,.. . . . , i-i-ii-irii-irinri iuiii
DR J. H. CARTER
DENTIST
OFFICE, ROOMS 7 and
WHITE SUILOINQ
DR F. M. WHITE
Sfia, Ear, Nose aad Threat
Eyes Tes4edaiaesea Fitted
SOT Odd Fellows BaUdiag
DR F. R GODDARD
Osteeaathle Fhyslclaa
Suite SIS, L O. O. F. Temple
IUHIEMBER-I aarar ckarga far
agaariasUon and coaaultaUoa.
FURTHER This places yon w
der no obligation, and yoa will not
bt asked to take treatment
Hears: to 11:10 a. m.; 3 to I;
iio a p. u. Fba-taSBt
Ptjoma
City t County Abttrsct Co.
ABsrTRACTS INSURANCE
s .. . Jf amber
Tlttoltaa
DR A. A. lOULE
!Vi FMYSJCiAM AND SURtlON
iwaaalatlesi Saato ij
r.
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m
nv ROBERT J. DENDER
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. 30.
The high cost of prosperity In the
country Is hitting President Wilson.
He can't get men he wants for ble
jobs now at bis disposal. Business
men are making too much money In
their regular pursuits to willingly
yield them In favor of some board or
commission upon which the president
wishes them to serve.
A mere $7,500, at one time consid
ered a princely sum per annum for
any man. Is now regarded as too pal
try to appeal to many men the presi
dent desires to serve the country.
That's what makes selection of dif
ferent committees at the president's
disposal very difficult. It has held un
completion of the tariff commission
for weeks. It delayed selection of the
shipping board. Each member of
both of thejc commissions receives
$7,500 a year.
The president himself has protested
against the situation.
He attempted to have the salaries
of the tariff commission fixed at $10,-
000 each. Congress declined to put
the figure above $7,500.
OVER 5,000 acres of Hunter-Hewitt
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
osuooirr says ladies are
UtlNO RECIPE OF SAGE TEA
AND SULPHUR
Hair that loses its color aad lustra.
or wkesi It fades, Ursa gray, dull aad
., . .,,, w c.-.aoi.i w ism t wm, terse bt7, aau ua
....-.... ... ... vU. uu.ucu uii UIVMM, w (WHS B ISCt. OI BBjpBBr
Lake Valley, for sale on thirty yearly la tka hair. Our arajutaoUier aada up
payments; most of these lands are im
proved and cultivated, being adapted
to growing grain, alfalfa, notatoes
tnd beets. Price $60 to 875 ner jici-p
Including -water rights. For illustrat
ed folder write Nolte-Utlov nealtv
Company, Lakevlew, Oregon. 29-2t
salztara at Sag Toa aad Sulphur to
kaap bar locks dark asd beautiful, and
thousands of womea asd man wto
ralua that area ooiolr, that baautitul
daik shade of hair wales is go attract
ive, use only this old time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix-
(MM Ismillli k tha mAMIItt rj aw
YOU should attend thn Hanra in ho wrmAmmm h ulil.a A,m .
given by the boys of Dredger No. 1 (it for a M east bottle of "Wyets's Saga
Merrill opera house on Friday, Fob-! asd Sulphur Compound." which dark
ruary 3d. Everybody come and bate 'ass tso sslr so saturaUr. so araalr.
good time. Music by Klamath Folia! that aaknrfv u aouiu tmii u h..
orchestra. Tickets $1. 29-5t Ibeos aaaUed. You Just dssane. .
spoaga or toft snub wits It, aad draw
AAWWWWWWWWWW
Pik Bo wltof Alleys
PRIZES
FOR ALL CLASSES
OF BOWLERS
Orep Is and ask aaeut them.
Usssr the K. K. K. Star
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tkia throusb your hair, taklsc ess
satall atraad st s Usm. By asorslag
tso gray balr dliippaara; but wsat do-
UgbU tba ladies with Wyets's Saga
asd flalsbur Comsasma la ul ka.
aides beautifully darkasias tso balr
attar few MPllaaUoss, U also brisga
saw tso staas asd lustra, asd stTaa it
as appearaace of abusdauea.
Wyeth'a Sago aad Bulpbur Co.
pouod la s delightful tollot rsasiako
tuipari coior asd s youthful appear
asaa to tso balr. it is not ( t.
tbo awe, ssjusbUob or prereaUoa of
.?.
ed that in Idaho the current price
paid for beets yielding 13 per cent of
sugar Is $7 per ton. The accompany
ing report compared with the per
centage shows that out of seventeen
samples but one fell below 13 per
cent, and that one was 13.55 per
cent, while two samples showed bet
ter than 14 per cent: four better
than 15 per cent; two better than 16
per cent: one better than 17 Der cent:
three better than 18 per cent; one
better than 20 per cent, and one bet.
ter than 21 per cent.
The acreage planted by each farm
er was about one tenth of an aero
and the reported yields for this area
ranged from one ton to three tens:
one, however, reported not over one-
hair ton, with about one-fourth stand.
Thcro was probably not sufficient
data collected to furnish a very re
liable guide as to the best time to
plant.
The three samples giving the best
test were planted May 1, 12 and 34
respectively. Samples 1 and 3, giv
ing over 18 per cent sugar, were
planted June 10 and 24. The ex-
perlenco of 1916 tends to show that
nothing was gained by planting be
fore May.
The date of thlnnlnc and the datm
and numbers of times cultivated and
Irrigated, very Important factors In
beet growing, were secured only in a
few Instances, and little con, there-
foro, bo said In this respect.
Tuo tabulated report rather em
phasises the fact that the best sugar
test is found In beets running from
about one-half to not to exceed one
and a quarter pounds in weight. The
average weight of beets giving tbo
best test was considerably under one
pound. Where there was any Quan
tity to select from the larger beets
were uniform! v rolsotoi in nn.
...,.. ... .,., ,.,,
however, where all the beets were
large, No, 2, the average being over
two pounds per beet, a very good test
was given .In the fow Instances
where the smaller beets did not give
as largo a test as others, the factor
of soil, manuer and method of culti
vation, etc., would probably give an
explanation.
While the four largest tests w
grown upon what would probably bo
ciasson as tne heavier sandy soils, yet
me extreme sandy soils gavo very
favorable tests.
Yours for a beet factory,
ALBERT is Ri.nnn
Secretary Klamath Water Users Asso-
nation.
Claude Kitchen, majority lender on
tlu floor of the house of representative-
at WksIiIiikioii. Ins declared
:!u northern cites "the hotbeds of pre
paredness agliiitlun," will have to pi)
most of the cost of preparedness.
ONE I.KtiUKI) MEN WILL
nlttt.i.MZK AKMOCIATIOV
WASHINC.TON, II. C. Jan. 30.
The tap-tnp-tap of oak pegs on asphalt
streets, the thump-thuinp-lhumplng
of half a hundred wooden legs, will
resound through the echoing streets
of tbo national capital early In June.
It will mark the first national con
vention of one legged men hero to
organise the National Olio (.egged
Men's Association.
The only qualification of member
ship la lack of a teg. No mere bipods
Jneed apply.
More Arnw Won't Hurt
WASHINGTON. I. C. Jan. 30.
Further armament of British mer
chantmen won't nccei-.-arlly mean Hint
Americans will cons'dcr them to sub
ject to unwarned submarining the
state department announced today
LIKE ELECTRIC
BUTTON ON TOES
TELLS WHY A CORN IS SO PAIN
FUL AND SAYS CUTTING MAKES
THEM GROW.
section thirty (30. and the northeast
quarter (NKU) of section thirty one
(31. township forty (40), south of
ran lie nine (9) east, Willamette
Meridian .
Terms nml condition of sale Cash.
sold coin of the United Htntrs. Ten
pen cent of the purchase money to I e
paid on (he dale of the sale and the
bulunce on continuation of sate by said
county court.
Dated (his :M day of January, 1917.
JOHN II. POSTKII.
Administrator of the Estate of Jnmrn
W. (Illmnre. Deceased.
2330 6-13 :0
Summons
(Equity No. 853)
A. S Moorland, Plaintiff,
vs.
Charles II. MeCumber. and Utile Me
Cumber (formerly the wife of the
said Charles II. MeCumber), and II.
W. Teters, Defendants.
To II. W. Teters, the above named de
fendant: In the name of the State of Oregon.
you are hereby required to appear and
answer thn complaint filed against you
In the above entitled suit on or before
Tuesday, the 30th day of January. 1917.
that being the day of the last publica
tion of this summons, and the la'.t day
In which you, the defendant, Is requir
ed to answer said complaint, as Used
by the order of publication of this
summons, and If you fall to appear ana
answer ns aforesaid, the plaintiff will
apply to tho court for the relief
prayed for In his complaint, to-wli:
Por a Judgment and decree aialnst the
defendants above named, as follows, f
viz. Por a judgment against the
above named defendants, Charles
H. MeCumber and Lltilo MeCum
ber for the sum of three thousand I
dollars, together with Interest thereon
from the 8th day of February, 1915, at
the rale of 10 per cent ner annum; fnr
tho sum of three hundred dollars at.
tomey's fees, and for the costs and
HMttlttMMU
(Equity N't. sdtl)
In the Circuit Court of the Htsl p
Oreiou. for tint County of
Khumlli.
Jesile I. Cherry, I'lantlff,
Urine (!. Cherry. Defendant
To Urnve C. Cherry, nbuvn namts
Dofeiidaul.
In thn name of the Htste of Ore
gon You are hereby required to is.
ni-iir r.in answer tho romtilalni sti
I against you In llin above entitled salt
on or beforr. the 13th day of Msrrk,
1917, am! If yuu fall so to appear, for
want thereof, the plaintiff will apply
to Hie court for tho relief ns prstH
for In her complaint, that Is to ia;
Por a decree of the lionoraMo court
dissolving and aniiiiltlng thn bon4i
nf matrimony ctUiIng betm-eu in
plaintiff and defendant, nml for an or-
iter nwardlng the custody of Kills
belli Cherry to plaintiff, and that tk
defendant pay to the plaintiff the sua
of i:o pr month for maintenance of
said Klliabeth Cherry, llm minor
child of plaintiff ami defendant dur
ing Its minority, nml for smh (btr
and further relief as to the court rosy
seem Just nml equitable. Inrludtit
Judgment for costs and dtsbiirem0U
to be taxed.
This summons Is served upon yes
by order of the Honorable II. V Ku.
fccmlnll. judge of the nbote rtilllM
court, mado and entered herein M
the 29th day of January, 1917, direct
Ing that this summons be puhlUM
for a period of six weeks In 1st
Evening Herald, a newsnaiier of its-
"nil circulation, printed and publUvk
ed In Klamath Palls. Orecon TW
lUte of the first publication belnt OS
the 30(h day of January, 1917, ts
the date or the last publication bslsf
on the 13th day of March, 1917, that
hi Ing thn time required within wbltk
the defendant shall appear and is
acr.
P. II. MILLS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
30-C-I3-20-27-6-I3
NOTICE POR PUBLICATION
Net Coal Lands
United States Land Office at
Lakevlew, Ore., December 16, IIS
Notice Is hereby given that ran
I. Nell, whose postofflce address b
Klsmath Palls, Oregon, did, oa tb)
22d day of April, 11, flte In this t
flee sworn statemitnl and nnllratiSB.
No. 09214, to purchase tha NEK 811i.
PresH an electric button and you
form a contact with a live wire which
rings tbo bell. When your shoes press
against our corn it pushes Hh sharp
roots down upon n senslthe nervo nnd
you get a shock of pain.
Instead of trimming your corns,
which merely makes them grow, Juat
step into any drug store and ask for a
quarter of an ounce of freczone. This
will cost very little, but Is sufficient to
remove every hard or soft corn or cal
lus from one's feel. A few drops ap
plied directly upon a tender, aching
corn stops the soreness Instantly, and
soon tho corn Hhrlvcls up so It lifts
right out, root and all. without nnin
This drug Is harmless and nover In
flames or even Irritates the nirrnnn.t.
Ing (Issue or skin. Paid adv.
dlsbiirsnmnnia .r ii.i. ...i.. ... . ... I Section 26. Townshln ST south
" - Mffc, hwi uo- - - - -
msi, Willamette Meridian, ana is
timber thereon, under the prorUlssi
T.RftAT. MnTinos
......... rii-iivirvmiMMiimiumsj
If yeu ara laeklna far a Iums i h.
city r country, Chlloato can aavt yeu
mssay. m
Notice of Hsarlna of Pinal aisi
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, In and for the County of
Klamath.
In the Matter of the Estate of John F.
Bloomlngcamp, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby slven. ihnt h ...
derslgned, Ed Bloomlnccamn. arimini...
trator with will annexed, of the estate
of John P. Bloomlngcamp, deceased,
has made and filed his final account as
such administrator with win nn.j
of said estate with the clerk of the
county court, and that the Hon.
Marlon Hanks. Judce of aii m.irt h.-
appointed Saturday, the 24th day of
February, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. m.,
at the court room of said court n.
court house at Klamath Fails, Klamath
coubiv. unann. ni 11. iim ... ...
for bearing objections to said final ac-
creo foreclosing one certain mortgage
upon tho lands and premises herein
after described, given by the said de
fendants Charles II. McCumbor and
Llzzlo MeCumber to this plaintiff on
tho 8th day of July, 1909, to secure thn
payment of thn said sums of mnnv
above mentioned, upon the following
ucscribci! lands and real estate, to-wlt:
The southwest quarter, and the
west one-half of the southeast quar
ter, and thn southeast quarter of thn
southeast quarter of section twelve,
In township lhlrly-lglu south of
rnngo eleven east of tho Willamette
Merldinn, In Klaninth count v. n
And that the mild lands bo sold to sat
Isfy tho said Judgment and thn pro
ccoda thereof be applied to thn satis
faction of the same, and that ono cor
tain Judgment in your' favor against
tho said defendant Charles 11. McCum-
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court on the 26th day of March, 1915, I2'10 820
of the act of June 3, 1873, and M
amendatory, known as the "Tlmk
and Stone Law," at such value M
might he fixed by appraisement, asi
that, pursuant to suck application, lb)
lanri nnd timber thereon have Mav
nppra'sed at $160, the limber setr
nr.ated 140,000 board feet at $1-00 pa? ;
M. nml thn l.nJ tonnn. ik.i uMis,
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I'llcant will offer proof In support of
his application and sworn slstemsst
till tha 27th .lav nf Fxhniam IfllT. tl
furo C. It. DeUp, Clerk of tho Coast) I
-ouri, at Kiamath pails, Oregon.
Any nersnn Is at llturtv in nrotsd
mis purchase before entry, or InlUsN.i
a contest at any tlma before pat" I
issues, by filing a corroborated s"l
iiiihyii m tins omce. alleging i"
wblcb would defeat the entry.
jas. v. Dunaess,
ncgister.
The Laugh Will Be
i the Bnrflars
who break Into a place and after all
their trouble find only a chock book
Instead of the cash they expected.
Vou can disappoint burglars tho
same way. Deposit your cash with
the First state and Savings Bank
and It will bo asbolutely safe front
thieves, fire, dampness, rats or any
other similar danger, isn't that
socuilty worth having?
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