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Tuosilav. Doe. 15. 1!2." Hi... THE Page Six .COUNT SALM HAS!--; 1UUUU OL Friday Aftrrnoou School I .aw. liwlogy. Algebra, ovcrnnicnt. Saturday Forenoon licomctry, llotunv. Kalunlny Afternoon General History. Honk keeping. (Sinned) K. PKTEK.SON, j Sunt. Co. School Ulst. ! P1 1-1 5 Inc NEW YORK. Dec U U'nltod . News) Count Ludwlg Salm Ton j Hoogostraewten. the poor, hut proud j author of "How I won ne .- nan nun stundard Oil Heiress." has SALK UK STATE T1MUKK Notice to hereby given, that. , pursuant 10 the provision of Chapter S5. General Law f Ore- w...'.- 1,1. artrniDt to establish i gon. 1925. the Stale Land Board will timber, bond ahull contain stipulations as to olsfrv.nnce of the suite (oreM tire lawn and ahall lie in form to he approved by !ie heard . I Address bids to I!. ' 1'rown. Clerk, stale Land H.urd. Capitol HulMinc Salm. Oregon. Dated at Salem. Oregon, till JSIh du of Nov.. 1!23. STATU LAND BOAHD. By . C. 11 KOW X. Clerk. Di.s.i:.:2is J5 M'MMOXS hereby offers for fa.e and A. Millicent Roper. Balm, the 'sell ne timber on the following , " Z ,h. hemina of his described lauds of the ..ale of """" " J .a h., hih-1 Oregon. .Ituated in Klamath Coua-1 llterarr effort, basked in ber nam- me suit on me dim oum - Florida beach, the shivering Ludwlg : sent his lawyer to a New York court j to file a suit for separation, and j what la more Important, for the cus-1 tody of their son. little Pete. .This suit was In the nature of a i clutch at a last straw on the part of the count, for. as he admits, he has; tried In every possible way since his return to this country, to persuade ! his wife to rejoin him. Each come- 1 back from Mlllicent was so frosty as to leave the nobleman's teeth chat tering more violently than ever. The count asserts In bis original complaint, which he tried in vain to nerve upon. Millicent. that he first j gave his wite permission 10 "SEVi and Vt4 NEVi Sec. 25. T. S7 S. K. 11 E. W. M. SWU NVi. SV4. W, SEVi of Sec. !S: all Sec. 2: EH and EH W'H S,c. JO; NE4 Sec. 31: NE4 SKI and Lot 4. Sec. 32: N'4 . NEi. W4 NEm and SWV, NYVli Sec. S3; Lota 3 and 4. Sec. 34; T.. 37 S., R. 12 E.. W. M. Lots 3 and 4 and S XWVi Sec. 2: Lots 1 and 2 and S4 ; of Sec. 3: Lots 1. 2. 3. 4. and SM XH and N4 SWVi Sec. 4: Lots 2 and 3 am' 4 NW14 of sec. 5, t. as a.. ;:. 12 E., W. .M." Sp.ileH bids for the nnrehaa nf : thts country May IS. 1924. and that ; timber sll of sai(1 lands ln aha never returned to Europe. i OBe body will be received by the, Millicenfs millionaire father. H. hoard at Its office la the Capltnl H. Rogers, brought Millicent home 1 Puilding. Salem. Oregon, until the; at this time. Since then Salm as- j 26th day of January. 1926, at 11:00 j nerts. she has refused to have any- o'clock A. M. j thing further to do witlJ him. so he No sale of said timber will be; basea the suit on a charge of aban- : made at le than the appraised ..,,! jvalue thereof, which Is as follows: I donment. I yellow pine 2S.665.000 feet. an-1 1 Tt r- La ! praised value $.1.50 per thousand j California i-lgnter feet: white fir S35.000 feet, apprais- Uin I Jn For Titl'ed T!llu9 5tfc Der thousand feet: incense cedur 1S3.000 feet, an.! . t. , 'Praied value $1.00 per thousand, NEW YORK. Dec. 14. Babe : (ee, Herman, speedy, hard hitting Call-j Terms of sale: Certified check fornia featherweight, is a loric.il j for 2i of the amount of bid!" favorite ever Champion Lou (K!di?hr.ll accompany each bid. same to 1 Kaplan of Connecticut for liclr 15 ''e retained by the board as thel rennd title scrap at Madi'on T(; "are f-'rst p.nyment on tbe purchae price. Garden next Friday. 1 if u:d ,s "ccepted: a further pay-i There are two ress-ras for f-is::mnt "t price shall, first, the new rules that avc.-.M a . be bff0" ny of said timber aH., T ,0 T ih- 1-,,,. wl-.-""- tbe,b cnt; and thereafter 25 of saidt " - - cutting of timber. the difficulty Kaplan will have In; Minimum nrice t whIch 3i(, making the weigar. . tlmlwr may be sold: yellow pine Herman outpointed the champion , 3 50 thoounand "feet; white throughout most c-f their recer.t j r 50c per thousand feet: Incer.se boat at Waterbury. Conn., and it 'cedar $1.00 per thousand feet, was only a rand stand" finifh The board reserve the right to which save Kaplan his title. At t'nnt j reject any and all bids, if same be the judges' decision wa., at va - unsatisfactory. . lance, with the opinion of most of The successful bidder. ' upon np-; he experts and fans. J"0"1 n hall execute- The Californian is a flash troa ! ';"'" nnd sufficient, tSe first bel, and ted ,0 , .bo-dnanmount eto , pile uy a iihu iu n.uuua Kaplan can - overcome only- by. a knockout. Barring such a eon- tingency it will not be- surprising If another ring title goes to the Pacific .coast. To Fiiuitv Xn. 2iW.1 ; In the Circuit Court of the State of i Oregon, for Klamath County. Elizabeth Feuch. Plaintiff, vs. Liber ty Lumber Co.: Louise Haefer: Mrs, L. Sherman: K. l. Oettle man and Augusta Cettlvman. husband and wife; and ail other: persons or parties unknown ; eluimiug any richt. title. Interest. , estate or lien in the real proper-! ty described herein. Defendant. ( Liberty Lumber lo.: Louise Haefer: Mrs. L. Sherman; K. I). Getileman and Augusta Gettle-; man, husband and wife: and ull o'er persons or parties unknown ; claiming any rlsht, title, iutcr- i est. estate or lien in tho ri'iil , properly described herein, De fendants. in the name of the State of Ore gon: You and each of you are here by reulrtd to appear and answer the complaint f!b(t against you in li-.e above entitled suit within six weeks from the dale of first publica tion of this summons; and it you full so to answer on or before Jan uary Sib. 19:6. for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the court for the reiief prayed for in her coTu plnitit. to-wit: 1.. That the defendants and each and ail nf tl:em be required to set forth tbe nature of any claim, riirht. title, esinte. lien or interest, which they may claim to huve In or to the real property hereinafter described, adverse to plaintiff; and that upon hearing before this court such claim bo determined by decree herein: 2. That the defendant and all persons claiming by, throuith or tin der them, and all persons or part loa unknown claiming any Inn-reM what soever therein, be forever barred 1 ........ .1 r.11. ...Mrllllll aliv claim, right, title-, lien. Int rest or etut adverse in piaintiu in iu ealtl properly or any pari nine,, . 3 - That plaintiff's title to said property be ouleteJ. and freed and cleared from any cloud, thereon, and that plaintiff be decreed to be the absolute owner In fee of said property, towlt.: Lots 5 and 6, except the north t acres to Oaddes. Section 2; and lot 2, section 3. tu-p. 3 7 M. rango T K. W. M., containing S3 acres more or less, iu ktatuuth Coanty, Orogon. 4. And for auch further relief as In equity may seem meet and proper. Including Judgment for coets. VM. MAKX. Attorney for Plaintiff. 314 Wil ms Hldit.. Klamath Falls. Ore. 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