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WASHINGTON. Dec. 8. Definite
approval by congress or a compre
hensive plan for development of the
national' park system will be sought
by tbe national park servlco of the
department of Interior In submitting
lu 1922 appropriation estimate!.
Tbe eitlmatei, which were out
lined In a statement today by the
park service total $2,473,594, and
prqvldo for construction of roads,
sanitary systems, camping ground,
and electric Hunting plants for the
public camps and hotels In addition
to tho regular expenses of mainten
ance and administration. Tbo esti
mates exceed tbo appropriation for
tbe current year by approximately
$1,500,000 all of which the service
plans to uso in Inaugurating Its
development program.
"Tbe Increaso asked for," the
statement Issued by the park service
said, "Is admittedly large, but It
should bo remembered that these
pleasure grounds, the property of
the people, comprise) an area larger
than tbe combined states of Massa
chusetts and Connecticut."
The service said It would submit
with its estimates figures showing
that each year the national parks
return to tbe federal treasury In the
form of revenues a large dividend on
the Investment. These revenues in
tbe 1920 fiscal year were said to
have amounted to approximately 35
per cent of the cost of maintaining
tbe parks that year while the rev
enues this year are expected to
amount to 40 per cent of tbe year's
cost. Tbe suggestion la- added tbat
should the development program, be
approved It Is expected tbat tbe rev
enues wltbln a few weeks will be
brought to a figure approximating
the cost of administration, mainten
ance and protection.
Tbe estimates for tbo fiscal year
of 122 to be submitted by tbe ser
vice for tbe various parka follow.
Yellowstone national park, I492,:
300; YoBemlte national park, 167G,
C37; Glacier national park, Montana,
$333,100; Mount Ranler national
park, Wash., $214,400; Sequoia na
tional park, Cal $175,217; Grand
Canyon national park, Ariz., $109,-
000; Rocky Mountain national park,
Colo., $150,000; Mesa Verde national
park, Colo. $54,250; Lafayette na
tional, park. Me., $50,000; Crater
Lake national park, Ore., $26,400;
Zlon national park, Utah, $20,000;
General Grant national park. Cal.,
$10,000; Mount McKlnley national
park, Alaska, $10,000; Hawaii na-l
tlonal park, Hawaiian Islands, $10,
000; Wind Cave national park, 8.
Dak., $11500; Piatt national park,
Dak., $38,500; I'latt national park,
national park, Cal., $5500.
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and once called "the most beauti
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was married to a former ortlecr
of tho Imperial guard, a riuulan
prince Ho was believed dead
Now Captain SchuU says ho has
been discovered to be sllve and
living In New York state.
smith, stands six foot nine Inches
In his stocking feet and tips tbe beam
at 387 pounds. The recruiting offi
cers had to get permission from tbo
higher authorities to enlist hlra, as he
tops the height limit of the marine
corps by seven Inches Pratt will
make an Ideal drum major or will
come in handy for straightening out
tbe colors when they get tangled'on
tbe flagpole. Aa soon as bis (allor
made uniform arrive ho will be
assigned to duty at tbe New York
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SUMMONS.
Equity .No. 1221.
I.V Till: CIRCUIT COURT Of1 TUB
STATE OF OREGON. FOR THE
COUNTY OF KLAJIATH.
Charles O. Swortxfagor, Plaintiff
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Hannah Swartzfager, Defendant.
to iiannati Himpson, also known as
Hannah Swartzfager.
In the name of the Stato of Ore Ore
eon: You are hereby required to np-p-ar
and answer tho complaint filed
against you In the abovo entitled ac
tion within ten days from tho date
of kcrvlce of this Summons upon you,
If sorved wltbln this County; or if
served within any other County of
mis mate, men witnin twenty days
rrom tne aate or service or thM sum
mens upon you; and if you fall so to
answer, ror want tooreor, tbe plain
tiff will take Judgment agalnu you,
as prayed for in tbo Complaint on
flic herein, to-wlt: for a 'decree of
thl scourt annulling, setting aside and
decreeing as void the said marriage
between plaintiff and defendant, and
for such other and further' relief as
to tbe court may seem moot and
equitable apd proper. '
This Summons is published once a
week for six () weeksxby order of
tbe Honorable D, V. Kuykondall,
Judge of tbe Circuit Court of tbe
State of Oregon for the County of
Klamath and tbe said order was
made and dated the 28th day cl Oc
tober, 1920, and tbe date of the first
publication or this summons is tbe
3rd day of November, 1920.
All process and papers In thli pro
ceeding may be served upon thi un
dersigned residing wltbln tbe Stato
of Oregon, at tbe address hereafter
mentioned.
YALTER C. VAN HMON nnd
AUOUBTIN DONOVAN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Address: 209-10 Wllllts Bldg.. Kla
math Falls, Ore.
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