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Ttiostlav. Di'cinilMT 29, 125
Vast Strides in Art of Ccmmunkaiidh Since Series of
Cannon Shots Carried Neivs of Erie Canal's Opening
I . "J "I KTS .555?-.J. ..... rt.4W J-S 1M a J1V J ft I
' 1. " i " .
I wal proiwriy krldllrr iliwrllwd.
dvrM in plaintiff; anil (hi upon
hearing bvfnr IhU court mh t-lallu
b drt.rinlnixl by tlrvrvv hrr.Ui;
That tha itfnlul and all
n.rwn rlalmlue br. Ihroimh or un
d.r th.m. and all pnraoua or partlo.
unknown rlalntln ti r HIrl wnai-
Kivr tlwrplii, l lor.r.r barrwl
and .nJoliirU frciui autirlluii aiiyl
rlulm. right, (III, lira, Inton-nt or I
atala adr lo plalitttrt In aud to
aid property or any part thvnwt:
S. That plaintiff lllla In Mid
property bo i)Ulid, aud trwd and)
clrarml trom any cloud ihrrtoti.
aad that plaintiff b. dnrrved to bo I
tho abanlut on.r In o( ald'
property, low It : I
UU t and (. oxropt In nnrh
V acrwa U Oaddca, Section I: I
and lot 1. Motion 3. twp. 17 H. i
ranca 7 K. V. M.. canlalnln l
acre, mora or )u. In Klamath i
Couuty, Or(on.
' 4. And for auoh turlhrr rvlU'f
aa In yuliy may -em miwt and
propvr, Includlnc JuJaint (or coat.
Wl. MAHX,
Attorney for PUInUrt. 814 Wll-
1 It hid.. Klamath Fll. Ur. i
NSt.UI.6.16.Sl,H.J I
IX TO DEFEliglg
CRAVER IN U. S. r
! I 1 HIIMM,
FEDERAL COURTS
Juat BOe a month that'i all II
com (or lb prompt and regular da-
I lltcry Qt Tha Klamath Nw to your
iboma or plar of bu.nei. Phont
1ST? now and acnrlr will itart ai
loon aa yon wlah II lo. J
Today William Marx, local at
torney, will lenvo for Portland.
There, at the old pod nlflre build
ing, he will appear aa defenw roun
el (or Dr. II. I), t'raver. Klamath
Palta uhvttti'lMn. rhnrtfed wtlk vl.iUl.
tng the llarrUon nntl-narcutlct drug
a.: i f IP 1 1. Crjn-r will be arraign
ed In fcilrrol court.
Cravnr. along with W'nlttr lavl.
of thin city, waa arreated a few
daya ago (or breaklug tha drug
law. ,
t'ravrr' ball wua act at 110,
000 and I)4la at IJOOc), Neither
ralrd the money. ,
NarcolKn men oay that Klamath
Fatli' condltloua are bad aa regarda
the ue of drug.
The Sclunce of
Fitting Glasses
Our long terl ...
fu..,udyohound;;
bandla your caa.
Our rBflnt( M I
a, Q
uiviriaNii,
DR. GOBLE
109 M.I.
W irlnd Ih gl.UM ta
ntaVfl fielnay a - ..... w
. dltldual rwjulrament. '
Repair Quick ferric
By JOKK B. 0r"-!-l
the morciar c: Ot';rr CJ.
1S25. a esnn:a v -."1 Is
Buffalo, XI.
A little further tail ; r.itbin
hearing distance, ar.o: .:.- i-jsen
boomed fortli as coon : -Uj re
port from the first cue was t -iri.
At regular points thre.(:3r.
throngh Western "ew York, r-lonj
the Valley of the Mt:- anu
down the Hudson, other c.'.vco3,
one after the other, .sc.; torts
their message until finally tn? can
non out at Sandy Hook xras t :t J.
! And thus New Tork City lcr.rncd
:that the Erie Canal was op-.n to
trafflc and that the first boa, had
left Buffalo with passengers and
. freight.-r-T . f .t
i It was an 'epochal ercst. tho
. opening of tho Erie Canal, and vaj
undoubtedly the most important
news Item of the period, mm kin:
a beginning of a new era in the da
'elopment of the country In ;ho;c
days means of communication wore
slow and few. but through the nsc
of the cannon the opening of tho
Canal vat announcad In a drastic
and nnlque manner. Tho first boat
entered the Canal at Buffa'o at 10
o'clock In thg cioraiug. when the
cannon at the entrance to the. Ca
nal waa fired. Th? news was tiicn
flashed from vIIIiko to village and
from city to city by tha succession
of tho reports cf cannon acrou tile
state, so that &e ricv.-s was carried
Irora Biid'alo to .W--,- York In Just
one iicur ard trty minutes.
When tho finai car-ion w.'s fired
In e Yo-fc ti? rin- ordi'r was
trerericd. an 1 ia another hour and
:c".ty miiu.es l:-.; flu la knew thai
Stir Vork bad received tko me
Thus a new record was estab
lished for the quick transmission
at caws. i
This occ-rred over twelve years
before Morse invented the tclc-.-rsph,
six before the first railicad
. s operated in tho sine, and halt
a century before AIez.ar.di r tlra
ha:a Bell litvcnita the t:lcy'ucr.e.
.Vow, tilt c.-t cf comniiinli-ution bs
uevtlopcd to L'jth ua extent that a
niaa raay ta!i in New Vork and tc
heard tiif ? zronri.1 Hie rlehs.
Trent the tr-.aerui.';lea cf news
by ca;moa h-t lo tha s.'r.!!ii k of
..';o human vole? over ti!ipt:ane
v.-.reo il:crc came an era w.iif.'j was
rir..'ked l-- imny mli. r..cncs cf ne
.riffle H'h' r-L-mont. It was not
,i:!il Itarch I. 1:71. a-'nev r. t.tat
:ba Er:t, ttaslcto -ji;iilcn cf
speech e.e trur.-fultteil over t:'.
pliouc ri:-i 5. Tho first conior.a
ticu by cvc.heaj lines cceurrc-d en
October !) o! tbat caxe year . At
that time Air under Grakar.i f! !'.
the invento- c" tho ta'.ejhon?.
.-lUer! .r.l;h Lis rslstant, T''oas
., v.'tei. K -II was in Hca'.on
e.-d V.'.-..e .n weo in CambrMre It
-es thj ii'-.'t time the to'.ephr,na
hr.d b 'n t"V.cd out of Caors. ar.J
natiirei'r tr.ra rss coa.dare.Ma
specr.I;!tiori tn int how 1? irn'.'
work. It warfceil. rrsi ork'--l ro
s'-ieciytrlly tha' th' yung invc-n-tor
a-d h:s he)',:r conlinue-J tlieir
experiments wl'h even prcatc-r ie:il.
I Soon til?;' wcr3 to.ty for p. r-ub!Ie
ntmor.itration bt'.woen Ke.Ierj' r.n-1
Boston, a d!s'.3ics of clcfct:5!
miles. T:i!-i 's r'e.l -efer.'cr! to
the firs, biie ci.'L.ncs ci!i -rsut'on
in the worli.
Frori Tut time on developments
were up. J. Liuci ot communica
tloa were eitablished and tho
rangs. of conversation slowly
lengthened, until, in l$Sl. Iioston
and Providence, a distance ot for-
ty-nve miles, were connected by
telephone. A line between New
York and Doston was opened in
1SS4. rnd between New York and
Philadelphia In 1-6. Extensions
were r.!so be;un westward, but It
was not until Decembor of 1SSS.
sixty-two years after ltuff;:lo sent
its mcssare by c.inuou fire of the
official oiicnlne of Ihe Krio Canal,
that the buman voleo fii-st traveled
aeroiti liifl acute aud down Ihu Hud
son Biver. .
Today Bnffclo ca:i tr.Ik v.i:U ci:y
other American ciry or Vjv.x. lJls
tance Is no lonscr a banicr. A
full deeado has passed since the
human voice trexccVcd In cr.nnins i
t.ta toVjsttA. In fix!, U. B1.:I-
Lie naff Xo talk bcc-n , .vafa.
.t;ba. aid Cat.iliua Island. !a ;.!
rnarino cubic, overhead and nti--
e-r-und lines disttuce ot t.COO
cillcs.
r.'Iih tha rdsanro !a ths devclo
m'.uf cf the traiumslnn of spcaeli
tUc-ro cane aleo Irriportaf.t dlseov
erics t:id Inveti-.lar.s Rhlt'.i tond nl
to perf.ct t:e fia'tty of the trans
mi'wion. . Ta't.'ihf'nfi Instruments
were ImproviU. eiJr.'ies mad-f In
STliclili-nrds r.;iJ Cher central cf
'ice e qiiii.r.. -rii3 r4 In cable nr.-l
l.-ie ni'r,"-rr.iuv Tea loading cods,
.ho ci.-i-ter riull'pi: K-;ciih.one and
tel--cre-.lt rv!!!! an 1 T' nto--.i cir
cuits (vrr.e l;lj cmvo:.' b::t per
u-.ra Hi- mrt t..ainfutcl inven
:Wrt in cxtan-iici th-- rat" ot
'mr.i.ile--;cn r' 1 In ;:nr'-'ovn t
qfiuiy v'! tt . vi.-r.ttct t ;&e r
P'arer w'lleli f-fires w;ck teto-
phono currents, amplifies and en
larges them and sends them on
their way with renewed strength.
Tha latest development In carry
ing tho human voice across the
Empire Stat Is the construction
ot au aorlal cablo line between
New York and Buffalo, similar to
the new cable connecting New
York and Chicago, which runs by
way of New Jersey and Pennsylva
nia. The New York project has
been roir,;o'ed as far as Schr-nec- ,
tody and was recently placrd In
service up to that point. Present
plans cull for the completion of the
cable to Rochester la 1 927, with
the possibility of reaching Buffalo
and plating the cable In ' service
later iu the year. This new cable Is
cectssary because of the Increas
ing deiusnd fur telephone toll serr
Icf; between Buffalo and New Yurk.
It will al-o have the additional ad-
un:a0 of being virtually free from ..
Stoua damage. . particularly from
S'.t'et iitoNUS. . ' - .e '
Thus exactly one hundred years
after Buffalo sent Its historic cannon-shot
message to New York, a
telephone cablo line, representing
the latest developments In tha
trar.'mlsshn if huiran so "eh. la
nearing completion acrcss fc Em
pire Stale. . f
It li alio significant tbal during
the prist s:r.n:ner 'be city of Buffa
lo cf le'irat.d f-.f Inatallatlnn of its
lM.ir.nth telephone. o that today
llnfre.lo has more telephones than
th t ere In many foreign coun
tries. 1: took thirty yars for the
c'.'y to attuln the 2r,0()0 mark In
tli-i number of tetcphsjnes. and not
ro'il 1017 was the 50 000 goal
reached T.ie remalnlnit BO.flOO
Tore ln-,:all:d In the past eight
ear.
Leal Notices
8.1 LK F STATE TIMBER
Notice ' hcrc'iy given that,
pursuant to the provisions ot
Chapter K5. General Laws of Ore
gon. 1025. the S'.nte Land Board
hereby offers for sale and will
sell tho timber cn the fallowing
described lands : the sure of
Oregon, situated In lUainitli Coun
ty, lo-wli:
"SR'i and V.'K n;;!;
Sec. 25. T. 37 S. It. 11 i;
W.- M.
SW NWi4. SV.'U. V',i
fE of Sec. :: all y-e. s:
KSi and EH W4 See. 30;
NE's See. SI: NB", KK4
and Lot 4, Se. Si: N'4'
NKU. SW'4 NE4 and SV4
NW',4 r!t-e. 33; Lots S and
4. Sec. 34; T. 37 8.. R. 12
E.. W. M.
Lota 3 and 4 and S'i NW'i
See. 2: Lots 1 and 2 and S'i
X'A of See. 3: Lots 1, 2, it. 4.
ana svj r 'fr ann wis sw yt
See. 4; Lots 2 and 3 and SKV4
NW'i of See. 5, T. 38 S., It.
12 E.. W. M."
i
Sealed bids for the ptirehuie of
the limber tm 'all of naid lands In 1
one body will be rerolved by 1hej
board at IU office In the ( iipitol i
Building, Salem, Orejron. until the
26lh dny of January, 1!26. at 11:00 ;
o'clock A. M. i
No sale of nald timber will 1-e
made nt less than tho .-ippruised
value 'ihereof, wliiih Ik as follows: !
yellow pine 2S,OOr,.000 feet. ap-j
pralKed value $3.f,o per thousand'
feet: white fir H35.U00 feet, niipruls-'
ed T.-liie BOc per thousund feet:'
Ineenmi rodnr lsri.oou feet. op-
praiaea Value 11.0(1 per Ihoumnd
feet. j
Terms of sale: Certified cheek ,
for 26 of the amount of bid;
shall accompany each bid. same to J
be retained by the board as the
finit payment on the purchase price,
K bid Is accepted; a further pay-i
ment of 25 of said price shall. the complaint filed against you In
be made before any of said timber the above entitled suit within six'
is cut; and thereafter 25 ot said j weeks from the date of first publico-1
price annually in advance of the-tlon of this summons; and If you
catting of timber. fail so to answer on or before Jan-j
Minimum price at which said uary oln- 12$, for want thereof,!
t'mber may he soid: yellow pine. ( pla!nl"f PP'y to the court for
J.l.T.n per thooujand feet: white . ..
the relief prayed for In fcer com
plaint, to-wit:
1- That the defendants and each
and all of them be required to set
forth the nature of any claim, right,
title, estate. Hen or Interest, which
they may claim to havo In or to the
fir uOc per thousand feet; incense
ecdnr 1.00 per thousand feet.
The hoard re.wrvc the right lo
rej"ct anv and all bids, if same be
unsetisfaetory.
The successful bidder, upon ap
proval, of the Bale, shall execute
l:i the board a good and sufficient
surety bond In an amount, equal to
not less than ih sale value of aald
timber. whle, bond shall contain
stipulations as to observance of the
state forest fire laws and shall
be in form lo be approved by the
board.
Addrcs bids to C. G. Brown.
Clerk, state Iand Board. Capitol
Building, Kdlein, Oregon. '
Uated at Salem. Oregon, this
2Sth d;iy of Nov.. 192T.
STATE LAND BOABD.
By G. 0. linoW'X,
Clerk.
IH.8,15,2220 J5
' MMMOXK ;
Kiliiily Xo. aoa.i
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of
Oregon, for Klamath County
Elisabeth Pouch. Plaintiff, vs. Liber
ty Lumber Co.; limine ffnefer:
Mrs. L. Sherman; K. l. (iellle
man imd Augusta '.eiilemnn.
husband nfid wife: unit nil othfr
persons or pnrtle. unknown
claiming n:iy ritlil, tide. Interest
entitle or lien in ', r, ,,r(,,mr.
ty deseribxl herein. Defendants.
To Liberty Lumber Co.: Louise
llaefer: Mrs. !,: Sherman; K. .
(iHttlemoii and Augusta Oeitle
nian, husbnnd and wife; ami nM
other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title. Inter
est, estate or lien In the renl
property described herein, Oo
fendants. ;
In tho name of the State of Ore
gon: YOU SUll each nf nn urn
by required to appear and answer j1-
SECOND HAND EMPIRE MILKER
FOR SALE CHEAP
Suitable for from fifteen to twenty cows.
Guaranteed in first class condition.
We also have on display the New Junior
and Senior DeLavel Milkers. The Milkers
that stay sold.
TERMS ON ALL MACHINES
J. W. KERNS
; Moline Distributor ...
Farm Implements, Cream Separators,' Milking Mach
ines, Fencing, Hay, Grain, Feed and Seeds.
1303 South Sixth St. pi,OIle 557.J
Klamath Falla, Ore eon
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