Klamath republican., October 17, 1907, Image 6

V
Notke for Ptibtkatlon
Notke (or rublKalloit.
Fo u r- Co to red
....Jlpplcj
Consistent Socialism
l'nll<««t Hlat*a I an4 Ofllc*. I ahavlaw, Oregon.
Augu«t U. I**T
Xottcv 1« hereby given that In compliance
with the prwlalon« of iha aci uf t'oiigra«« of
June K IhTi. »milled ‘-An art f«»r lb» «ale of
IImtar laud« tn the Mbtaa of California. Oev
gun. Nat a4a.au«! Maahington Territory." a«
attended to all the Public |.an«l nta*e« by a* t
ut AUffU«!
4.
iN'Ila llrewtmker, uf
Klamath Fall«, county of Klamath, »late uf
Oregon, ha»
filed
in Ini« »»fflca hat
rwort) «tateiurm Mu JMI. for the utircha»«»
of
lha «a^kW’^
of taction Xu J in
Tuvnahip No
41 »
K
No a K. W M.
au«t will «»ffrr
m «bo« Ibai the laial
•ought 1« mor« valuable tor it« Unitar or »tuna
than «or agricultural pur|*oae«. and to rtlab
h»h her claim lo *ai I land buforv lhe clerk of
k lamath county. Ore . at hl« office at Klam
alb Fall«. Orc . on Monday, the 4th day of
November, iw?.
»ba name« a« «itna»»*«
Jennie tar hot F’ M Io Hat*»« <'of a K*te« and
Um !.a«huaall of Klatnath Fall«. Oregon
Any and all peraott»ilaimlaff ad%rr»cly the
a bote d* »ct i bail land* are rc*iuc»t<*d to ai»
lb« r « 4 I! £ i t! « •’
<••4 4 1 b*h>r c *ahl Uh
«lay . . V•» .Tim ■ I •
Patted stairs lawdettes.lakevlee, Ovsgss
I AtigUkl II. Iw»’
Nollev |6 ha^vhy fflwv tbtl ta romplltn«^
w lib lb# |»ruvl«i»»n« *»f lb* •»» of < 4»ngr»««ol
Jun* I. IffTB. «111111*4 “An vol
lb* «al* »4
(iVtulnal |
(Copyright 19M. by K C rarvulla.]
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1 don't know " «nlit MIMrrd fh.vttgf^
Colonel UreuhAin. stockbroker, turn
gon, Nr«n<la gn4 Wv«hlngiott l*trU y
e«l gentleman fanner tu produce new fully "It sM>ms to nn< that IwftM* p»w»-
• Mi*n«lv«l to all ih* Public lan-l statea bf wl I
l»nn<e
Se*-h»rn.
of I
varietle« of fruits.
plc marry Is th« time io con»id«»r if
wf Augual <.
IWJ
l*un’* •*«
bu«M
Nature growa some two-cvioted ap- they think alike.”
of Klamath Fall».' ounijr of alamaih. Slate «I
thia
offi»«
b«r
plea, but wheu you ask her to add two
O t*g on bat
fllc4 In
••Ou what?”
additional colors she wants time to
•worn •latamanl N«* lxj toe th» pur«bnae ••• |
•’Well. I'm interacted in womaa tak
th* t.oi I. of Mve. No, 14 in Tp. N“ <* • M
think the matter over, Every ex|wrl- tag a better atemt than sh«» ha» taken
Ku < K. W M an«l «III oS«r prw-t to ah»«
ment was a failure, but that only made I want my vote with you men.”
Chat Ih* land vuughl la t»*>rs valuable
the cohMiel and hl« gartlener th» mor»
"I'm perfectly willing (hat you
fur 11» limber or «ion* (ban lot ngfl» »»hural
determined, especially the gardener.
should have It.”
|>ur|»AMME>a. au4 tu ••labllth b*t rlaiiu U>
!t wes bl» duty ns nu employee
"Rut supiHwtug we differ politically "
taiol brfor* t’larb uflClamalb tvtiniy
to give his master all his Ideas, but he
offfee at Klamath Falh <»<«<»•«» on M
•'What an< your political oplnlouaT*
tn.*id<> an exception lit this one case.
th* 4th day of Nuvambat» I*’-
"I Incline to socialism, municipal
He clung to tt with dogged otmtinacy, ownership and all that
nhe it a m*4 •• «iiu*«**<
You don't.
India Dr*w 1*4ker. Mila Kit*«. ’ 1
but he kept It as secret as the grave. You re on the other side ”
U nt Inkhua alt of alam«lh Fall« iifvfun
He might lutte cluug to It a year or no
■‘But I'm reudy to be converted
I
Any anti all prr«an6 claiming ad««-»**li
longer had not th«- rolonei Iwcotne Im
don't know that I understand the prin­
abut* 4<'6*'tiba4 lan4« at* fvqu*«l»4 1«
pattent. He said something one June ciple« <»( aoelall-m
Supp >ae yup ex­
thair claim« in Ih 1« after *»«
ta*«u* «al»
day about giving up th«< expérimenta, plain them to me ”
lay of Novamtar. IAA
and the gartlener replied that he would
“Why, K's very simple. We all need
a«T| lt>.‘4
J X WAT»4>X IUg
have some news for him next «lay He those thiugs that are purchased by
» XJ lu.M
J N.U ATNON. Rcglater.
ask«*d the broker to come horn«» an money bread, meat. fish, coffee Some
b«ur earlier than usual aud to come are farmers, some fishermen”—
Notice for I’ublkatlon
directly to the Uteg»* farm lutrn
"I'm a fisherman I'm trying to b<w>k
fh-vartmrnl ot th» IntaHur I uh 4 »m.evi
At th«» hour named th«» colonel wa« you ”
Notke (or Purchase o( School lands l-atfMiew otrgoti. Vig ul .*> I«
there. He had scarcely enter»»«! the
N ü II i ' f !• bvrvLy fi»»n thet John I *• if Kilo
"I»on't bo silly
That's the trouble
I>e|>artiuvnt of (lie Interior, l'nit«*«l
bb>n when he twelve«! a crack on the with women undertaking to talk »erl
of Ibtfvsla Ofeg«»n, h»« fftal HoDta vf bl« I»»
Ntatea latnd Office t-akeview, Oregon, Iriiiiun lu Utah? Anal Fir» >rar |»i»w*f in «up
head that made him nnconw'lous for Otisly with you mcu.
We barely get
|M»ft of bi« » laim. « ii
Ilvu»r«ua‘-I l.»lif X«
the next quarter of an h«»ur. When he started when you snub us with a t>ad Allglial 26, 1907.
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came to b«» had been stripped of coat, pun or something.”
Notice ia hereby given that the State .*»• made Jun» T I vol. far th* •*■'«
a» » R t. K U M . and that «a 4 |«f«ut «ill ta
vest ami tie ami was bound han«l aud
of Oregon has lik'd application, under
"Well, go on.”
ma4* tatufv th«’ < Irflt of k .AttiiUi'
at
foot
He had not caught sight of hl«
“We also want clothes, houses and a the provisions of the Act of Congrea. of hl« off! re at Klamath Fall» Otrfun on •»•Uh
assailant before being struck, but now thousand things that an« not food."
August 14, INis, and the Acta amenda­ «lay nt \ i»t'wiicf 1st?
found thé gartlener hovering over him
"Such as kisses"
K» nam*« tb» fullvvl g w»tn«
t >
tory thereof, for the following described
with a murderous look on hU face.
Site looked very much hurt
"How unappropriated, non mineral and sur­ hi« ctFiHinuuu« r*4>«lvti.« up<’U * I cuiti»a
'Will you lei! me what this means, provoking to be treated like a ninny!”
lloh of. Ih* land vit
veyed public lands in lieu of i-eses to
<harl»« I Hum*« Kufvn» Up*near II <
Henry?” asked the victim.
*'Kies<*s are one of the things we
its grant for cvmuion schools, to-« it
Mparr an4 t K Morris all ot Fu«»«t“<«g n
"Yea, sir. 1 hare ffnally found bow want.”
M4HV
J. X. WA
ff
to grow four-colored apple«.
It has
List No. Ml, m J^BSK M«6 A
"But they're not one of the eesen-
M*ftat»f
been a long time, but I have struck ttala."
Sr,-. 4, Tp. 39 S. R. I) E . W. M . and
It at last. I hope to hare fifty bushels
"I think they are."
nw l*t>el* Nee. 39, sw’^nr1* Nee. 7. se«4
on the market this fall."
t
"How would It do," he added, mee.s sw1* Nec. 5. Tp. 39 S., and se'*«»1« .S-c.
"Well, let's hear about It."
urtng hla words thoughtfully, 'to ap S. Tp 3S S„ R. 12 K., W. M
E. WHITLOCK
“All the apple tree« are now tn bio»- ply that principle to matrimony?"
Any and all persons claiming adverwly
aom. Th« red ones ate all right, and
“What do you mean?”
UNDERTAKER
the above desscrtlw>d lands are ir>,ue«led
the yellow ones are alt right, and I
“Why. pool all the men aud all the
to
tile
their
said
claims
tn
this
office
on
AND EMBALMER
have found a way to make the blue I women
When a man wanta a wife
and green ones all right I have skn- »be * furnished from the pool, and or before the tilth, day of October. HW7.
Holder of Ideen«« No 39.
pty to sprinkle them with the blood of I vl.-e versa "
J. N. Watson. Register.
a man wearing side whiskers. A drop
KLAMATH FALLU. OKKOON
"How silly r*
The alrave notice will l>e published in
of blood to a blossom will do the trick,
"I'm reasoning from analogy ”
tl>e 1-akr County Examiner and the
and once th’«» apples start to growing '
'There’s nothing In your alwunllty Klamath
Republican, both weekly
that way they will continue."
analogous th socialism. In socialism newspaper« of general circulation, pub-
Now. the colonel had a growth
one needing bread gets bread In the
side whiskers that were the envy of other case one needs a companion, and ished at Ijtkeviesr and Klamath Falls,
Oregon, resjwclively.
Wall street and a matter of joy I B all are not equally companionable."
9-HM0-17 J. N. Watson, Register.
himself. Whenever you saw the colo­
"That’s just It. If they don't suit
nel you s»'»' his whiskers
He might they go back into the pool."
Office in Exchange Harn
forget his commutation ticket now and
“I supposed you wish««! to talk seri­
1*1100«» All
then, but never his whiskers.
The ously," she said, turning away, with a
Sotke (or Publkatlon
two were one and Inseparable. He trifle of hauteur. "Suppose we talk of
KLAMATH FALL.“, OREGON
Vnlted Stale» land oSce, t.ak«vl«*. Ur«
didn't like the gardener’s reference to something else ”
those »acre«! objects
It smacked of
“I’ll let you do the talking I'mcecl gon September Tt. IRC.
Nott«« I» hsroby given that in fomplitore
familiarity, and there was a covert with your explanation."
«lib the prvvlaiona ot lb« act u< < ongr«»» of
threat behind the words, He was at
“It may t>e Illustrated by matrimony
DR. WM. MARTIN
for tb* «ale of
first Inclined to bluster, but another The busband works for the money to June 1 1ST«, entitled "An act
Umber land» In the slate» ot California. Or«,
look Into the gardener’s face satlsfted buy the requirements, while the wife gon, nevada, and Wa »glon Territory." aa
DENTIST
him that the man bad become crazy, takes care of the children "
extendedlo all the Pub. land »«alee by art
n«» therefore changed bis ta< ttes and
*'I thought you said she attended to of Auguat 4. IAS4. Asm L. Hro«n. of Klamath
quietly said:
Falla, county ot Klamath, stat« ot Oregon,
her political obligations."
baa Hied in ibi» oftre hie »worn nat»ia«-Di
“She does that too."
“All right, nenry. We will go np to
“And the man attends to his political No 1774. tor the purcbo*»* of the !»«’«*% -r
the orchard and experiment. I am de­
No. 1». In Tp Xu » ». X. Mo W. K. W W.
lighted to find that you have achieved obligations”
and vili offer proof to »bow that the
"Of course.”
success at last."
land »ought ;a mor« valuable lor >1» timbar or
’Hut bow can you Ito when I want
"That's not economic. You said that atone than tor agricultural purpowa. and to
.‘ATTORNEY AND
your blood ?” asked the man. “You one person planted, another wove, an­ ••labtlab bla claim to Mid land bet a« tb«
COUNSELOR AT LAW
see. you are the only man around bere other built. Where’s the economy of clerk ol Klamath county. Oregon, at bi.
KLAMATH FALLA, OREGON
with side whiskers, If the coachman both husband and w^e attending to office at Klamath Falla. Oregon, on Monday,
the Kb day ol December. 10/7
or the butler had ’em. that would do, I the political duties of ffi.- family?"
ROOMS TAO, MURDOCK BLDG
He name« a» «lineaaea
bet they haven’t, you know They are
Nbe looked at him. troubl«*«!. reproach
Wm.Snos.C. N Snow. W O Webb And R S
fuJ "That’s very unkind of you." she
fine ones, colonel—fine ones."
Urlgaby.all ot Klamatb ralls,Ur«gon.
And Chapman bent down and ten­ said.
Any aud ail peraona cmlmmg adverwly lb«
DR. C. P. MASON
"In what respect?"
derly caressed the iron gray side
above deaeribed landa ar« r«qu«at»<i to Bl«
"Why,
In
—
You've
turned
my
lllno-
whiskers that floated away from each
DENTIST
tbelr claima In tbla otaca on of tielore Mid VI b
cheek and were gently stirred now tratlon against me.”
day of 0 m . 1W?.
Office in American flank A Trust Com-
"Forgive me I won’t do It again ”
and then by the June breezes blowing
104-lAd
J. N WATBON. Reg I a ter.
pany'a Building
"I don’t think I want to explain any
into the open door. Never had another
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man on this earth except the barber more ”
"I fancy I understand your position
dare«! to lay his sacrilegious hands on
KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
Sotie for Publlatlon
I
those reverenced objects of the money I somewhat distorted the socialistic
Vailed si*:»» land OlBc«. take«:««. Or«- I
family relation. The true relation 1«
-center of the world.
DR. CHAS. H. DRAKE
Pure nutter
Delivered Daily from the Altamont
Dairy. Wholesale and Retail.
Every Iteteli “t Our tteiry (sHatdlery, Inaurine
the I'ut.'.v and lloalthkil»»««<>l Our l*r>4u«la
ALTAMONT DAIRY
PHON l
HiNCE
/Jo away with harhed w¡rv
Investigate the Sliding l.oop Top
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Office over Klamath County Bank
I
you are dead? It seem« a pity to bury
'em like so much horsehair."
“You blamed fool, this has gone
far enough!” exclaimed the colonel, go­
ing to the other extreme, “t’nblnd me
at once or I’ll have you sent to prison
for life!”
"It won't do,” replied the gardener,
with a shake of his bead and taking up
a knife he bad made ready for the pur­
pose. “You are as anxious for the four-
colored apples as I am, and you mustn’t
bring all our latx>ra to naught. Here
goes for the blood.”
The colonel began yelling for help,
and fortunately the coachman was at
hand to respond. He entered the barn
on a run and narrowly escaped being
stablxsl, and the crazy gardener had to
be knocked down with a club before
he could be secured. He was found to
be clean daffy and was sent to an asy­
lum and Is there yet, aud should you
ever visit the Institution he will beckon
-you aside and wliisj/er
"Do you know that If It hadn't been
for Colonel Greahaui we’d be having
four-colored apples In market today?
He had the blood, and he had the side
whiskers but he backed out Just when
success wan certain.”
The colonel hated to part with them,
lint he lias bad all those whiskers
shaved off. He doesn't ivaut anything
him to attract luuntlcs.
<ou. H«pl 0, 1SV7.
Nolle« U b«r«by <it»n that in compUanc«
sub lb« provlilon« of th« aet ot Coegrsss ot
Jun« X. IV7S. «nilU«<t -As art lor lb« «ala ot
tlmtwr land« In tb« smim of California. Or«-
gun. N«v«4s. and Washington Tswllory," as
saiendsd to all lb« Public Land Stal«k by act
I of Aufukt 4. 1W1. IM 11» M m Mario«, of Kl»m
alb Falla,county nf Klamath. Stat«of Or»<on.
ha« ibla dap fil«d In ibta u6c« bar «worn
•latemanl No. 1794. tor tb« purchaseot lb« n«‘,
I ssjg Bsc. No. 2>. and nw‘,««<•» ot Bal. No. 24,
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timber lamin Io the Staten of California, Ore­
gon. Nevada, and Washington Territory.” ae
extended to all the Public I .and State« by act
of August4, im. Sarah A Mulkey, of Klamath
Falla,county of Klamath,State of Oregon, ha*
thia day filed In thiaofAee her «worn alate-
meot
No. »793,
tor
the
purchase of
the
«-'{ns^
ne'^aw1.
and
nw'iae‘4
of Sec. No. 17, in
Tp. No. as H, R
No. 10 K W M, and will offer proof to «how that
the land sought la more valuable lor Ila Um­
ber or ntona than lor agricultural purposes,
and to establish her claim toaald land l>efore
the Clerk of Klamath County, Oregon, at his
office at Klamath Palls, Oregon, on Tues
day, the loth day of Iracamber, l'S/7.
She names a« witnesses:
Charles Moiander, J. V. Cravens, Hamilton
Mulkey and K. K. Dunlap, all of Klamath
Falls, Oregon
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their culm» In this office on or before said
10th lay of bee., l’-W7.
104-124
J N. WAI SON. Register.
Advertí*» in lite Republican ii you
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lente» fur e»ery purpott
5Ot
I'Kltl s
GADDIS A DIXON. Medford
or VVI.M 5 DIXON. travelling Representative, Klamath I «Hi (>.
/wo er«fi<u
4 tai
The American Bank and Trust Co
Kapital Moth floo.uua
Klamath Fall». Oregon
A
Inter«« P»«4 an St«inf. ItetmaM«
Klamath Lake Railroad
ill rotinoci ioti
W itll tlx*
flclntire Transportation Co
an<l the
Ore. find Cal. Transportation Co.
The only through lino for freight uik I |>a*-
Mongers Ix’tween the Southern Pacific and
the Klamath country. Quickest service
an<i Lowest Ilatoa.
Toll your trouble» by
Phono or Letter to
E. T. ABBOTT, (ien. Mgr,
Thrall, Cal.
KLAMATH FALLS
to
Mt IST I RE TRASS. CO. at Klamath f all» or Poteft
WILL A. LEONARD
DENTIST
Wltbrow-Melhaaa Building
MIDWAY
STABLE
■s
J
C. F. STONE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFFICE OVER POSTOFFICE
Any and all peraona claiming adverwly lb«
above-deacrlbed landa are rsqueod lo file
tbelr rial ma In tbla oBce on or b«tvr« Mid
11th day of Dec , 19V7.
104-134
J N. W ATSON. Keglatef.
Colled State« Land Otflce, l.akrviaw, Ore- i
I
«00. Hept tt. 1907.
Notice la hereby given that In rompltaoce
with the provl.lon. of the actol r.'ongreeaof
June 1, if?», entitled “An act for the .ale of
9
(If 15 QI <>f(
CIVIL B.MJINLER and SURVEYOR
is Tp. No. 17 M, K No V X W m. and «111 ug.t
proof Ui abo« that lb« land sought la mor«
valuable tor Ila Ma>b«r or «lone iban tor agri-
cuHurAi purpoeaa. and to eatabllah h«r claim
lo sold land balora the clerk ot Klamath i
county, Oregon, at hu o«ce at Klamath Fall«,
Oregon, on Wednesday the lllb day ol Ire-
csaxbov, IW7.
She names M «tlitaases
R. ILbunlap. Mark L. Burna, Jeaae C
Craven and C. W. Karlo«, all ot Klamath
Falla. Oregon,
Notice tor Publication
G
All tty le» and height».
E. B. HENRY
All kinds of engineering and draughting
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WÍ/1
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C. C. BROWER
this: Two people of opposite sex de
sire companionship. They marry. Now.
what do they need? Food, clothes,
habitation. More than this. They need
endearment. That's where kisses come
tn.”
He paused and etole an arm about
her waist, looking wistfully Into her
eyes
“I as Id kisses were not one of the so­
cialistic
essentials,1
dallwtlc essentials,"
she said, "and
they’re not—at least not of matri
mony, for they may be taken before
matrimony."
“I said they were essentials In • r*n
eral socialistic scheme, and they are
In a matrimonial p«>ol eu«h as we
spoke of kissing would be promlscu-
o«is.’’
"And your argument la?"
"The reductlo ad absurdum."
She didn't like to admit that nhe
didn't know what that meant, so •he
said nothing
•’Ergo,” he continued, “we two desir­
ing the true socialistic state, the klsaes
fully legitimatized, can only obtain It
by— Sweetheart, say 'Yes?
Won't
you? You’ve kept me In an agony of
suspense for two whole days.”
‘•.Must I to be socialistically consist
ent leave the political duties to you?"
"They should lx attended to by one
of us. You might leave them to me
and take a corresponding duty In place
of them."
"What, for Instance T'
“Choose for yourself "
"Do amusements come Into the
scheme as well as kissesT’
/
"Certainly.”
“Well, then. If you don't mind I think
I'll go to the opera.”
The bargain was sealed with a volley
of one of the socialistic requirements
Presently she released herself. Rhe
had something important to say.
'•Dearie, your argument, the what do
yon call It?”
"Reductlo ad ajMurdum. Thst’s re
ditelng your opponent’s argument to an
absurdity."
“Well, It’s converted me. Socialism
must be horrid. Just think of n ay«-
teni that leads to promiscuous kissing!"
"I thought yon wouldn't like It when
you understood It. You see it all clear
ly now, don't you, love«"
"Of course I do.”
NATHAN CARTUKJHT.
fi"!
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Ueterinary Surgeon
“But we will look up some one else,”
said the colonel as be felt a sinking of
the heart "I know of several men
with side whiskers, and I will coax one
of them home with me tomorrow.**
I
"But I must have the blood today, I
colonel. Besides, for thia flnit experi­
ment we must have the nicest sort of
whiskers. There Is nothing In the state
i
of New York to compare with yours.
The papers have said so over and over
again- How soft they are! How lux­
uriantly they grow! How the breeze
toy« with them! Your blood Is all I
i
right, and the first bushel of four-color­
ed apples shall be deposited on yoty 1
grave.”
“But I want to see the tree« you
1
have selected, I may decide to make
som«- changes."
’The trees are ail right coloneL
Here is a knife to open an artery, and
here is a pan to catch the blood. What 1
shall I do with your whiskers after I
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Klamath Falls, Oregon
AND
General Blacksmithing and Wagon Work
livery and Feed Stable
Both Saddle and Driving Horses
BALDWIN & HUGHES
MELVIN D. WILLIAMS
COUNTY SURVEYOR
Civil and Irrigation Engineer,
LAND SURVEYOR.
East Main St., below 4th
klam X th falls , ore .
60 YEARS*
EXPERIENCE
á
P atents
TRADE IMARKO
OtamRe
COOVRIOHTS AC.
Anron« •rnHhiS a ■l>«lrh and dr.rriirtlon may
qn!< kip u> «rtsln mir opiru-.n tr*. wh.fli»« an
invantlon n |>o>1>«l)lr i>«i«f>i»t;|«. < ori.miinir».
ilonaMriedyronMantlal. HANfiflOOE >ml*M«nts
Mnl tr»«. «lids«« airxnrr for M»-<irIn« pal«»)«.
I'klsnla rahaii through Munn A < 0. r«<«l*a
tpwMl nnfte«.
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