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rhe Catte Industry .Squatter's Trouble.* Ideal Justice. * Ma in my," said a Gerinaiilown motb er recent ly to her youngest born, "when you divided tin»*» seven pieces of cau <1) with your brother did you give him four?" "No, ma'am." replied Hammy. "I knew they wouldn't come out even, ao I ule cue before I lagan to divide. Harper's Weekly There is one man In hlauistli county Tha troubles of claimant« to th» ra- who is optimistic In Ills views regarding ’ stored lands in this and Lake County the future o( the rattle Industry in this which war» opanad to antry October 28 section, Horace V. Mitchell, who is | aat ar» hy no means settliul as yat, recognised as an undisputed authority and many of them will no doubt drag on the subject, expresses himself on- along for years to come. Tha"aoonars" ttiuslaslieally on ilia Inlght outlook. ' those who iiibi I ii settlement on the The opinion of Mr. Mitchell, wlm is The Poor Villains. lands previous to September 28 have moru closely acquainted a llh the situa "Don't your heart ache fer the pore been turned down by the land office tion, past and pieeent, than any other hero an' heroine. Illram?*' officials at Lakeview, it having been man In the county, does not exactly co* "Oh. I duuiio, Murthy They alius decided that they have no rights to tha lucid» witli the opinion ol those who come out right au' suss/ In tbo end. land whatever. This action waa ex Kometlmea I can’t help feelln' sorter predict that our county is fast loosing pected by the aforesaid "aoonars," In sorry fer the villain an' the vlllaJuesa Ila piesllga as a heel producer. He rays asmuch as it la generally understood — Louisville < ouHer Journal. "We all realise that them has Iven a that they look to the courts for relief, decrease in the shipment ol livestock but it will be necessary lu taka their Playing and Listening. from thia county in the past two yearn, Muggini, — You mustn't mind cases along up the line to the Com but it we atop to cuneider the reasons duiigbn-r's uilstiikes You know missioner and Secretary of the Interior wo will lirnl they ure only leu,;>orary plnys eutlnrty by ear Huggins before they will have a standing in end not in any way Ilia fault ol the fortunately that Is also the way ! court. Their tiling« ware rejected bo- j country. Our distance from the rail cauae of the fact that they alleged 1 Bb'mmers ami others owning Umber Us ten rUiladelpbltt Kecurd road aim the high price ol hay are I lie settlement prior to the time fixed by and tancli land, we want you to come in His Inferiors. moot important factors in making the the Interior Department. ami list your pro|>erty for aule. We me “No." ►ski Kadley, "1 never associate busiioMa a S|*eculali<iii at present. We Il is claimed tliat settlement wss advertising vxtrnsively in lose. Mon with my Inferiors Do you?” have in thia vicinity the largest and made by the "aoenerg” in good faith "Really, I can’t say," replied Mias tana, Nebraska, Mis.oiiri, Kansas, |< «11- ch«a|H>sl range tu the state, and prior to the ia uance of any proclama Cutting "I dou'l tlnuk I ever met any w.th the completion of the railroad next tion forbidding settlement on the lands, torma ami many ulli<-r Htates, ami re of your inferiors!" year, which will regulate the price of I and their rights, if any, were thus ceive many inqurie. daily for property To foraiV« “ fault lu another 1» more hay, we can successfully compote with overridden hy the Department without in till« country. We may call on you in any of the shippers on the coast. Su due process uf law. On the other hand, the nt-m future for the purpose of list Sublime thau to !»■ faultleaa oueaclf.— George Surut gar beet pulp and tope have proven so tt is said that they were trespassers on ing your property. We take a photo of succusaful as a fattoner, that the ea- the forest reserve, had no right what all property having buildings, for dis- “I guess.** said Maud thoughtfully, tabllshment uf a factory here, com ever to bo there, and hence were not -that I won't play anything but clas play al our office and mailing, List in the position of a squatter on public sical music hereafter." bined with the possibility of the un land«. your lots and city property with ua. "But ii great many people don't en limited production of hay, will make It la prvaurnud that the Department We can wll it for you. joy it." replied Mamie. thia the greatest feeding ground on the will not recognise them in any way ”1 know It. but they have to say It’a C. P. GKliUOKY & SON, I'aciUc Coast. Another thing which whatever, and then the courts will good because they don't know whether Houston Block I make mistake« or not." looks good to the shipper. There isn't be apfiealed to for relief. Hence, {it much question now but that the rail ia an easy matter to see that the end "Have you broken off your engage meiit. old man? Wbot'a the matter?” road will be extended to Portland, and Is far diatxnt. "Well. I waa fearfully bard up. you with two great markets competing fur Beware uf Ointment« fur Catarrh aee. ao I quurrelml and had all my uur cattle, you can see for yourself that Contain Mercury preseuts returned and was able to what the result will be. Il certainly realise upon them Couldn't jx>sslbly tn«r< ury * III »urrly tl«>iruy th« retiw uf bine raised the money any other way." will not be 1 ■ the disadvantage of the •m«ll «till roinpiviriy dvraii«« (be wbuleaye. — London Mall. wlin rnteritig II through the mucotit but - livestock interests." I1W *u< b arll»-l»a »bOUld nrvrr be used r*. "Is Weary Raggles lu de hoapertal?" When we coneider that the world <M|i| on |»rr«t:r I pilons front reputable pbysi* “J ,-p ia gradually turning to Oregon fur beef elans, aa lite datua<r (hoy will do la tan fold "Wet's de matter wit' him?" cattle, the above opinion of so notable Io lb* < amm J )uu (Mtn possibly darltv from "I>e doctor says water ou de brain. lb«t»i Hall’s Catarrh Cur«*, msoulaciured by authority as Mr. Mitchell, adds one > J t fieiiey A <’ot, I' u I ch I o , <J . contains no "Wot'» dot? Water on Weary'a mure reason for uur being proud of our msreury, an<l is taken Internally, acting di* brain! Hay. be must have left bls bat reedy upon ins Idood and iounhi » surface's of off wiu-u 'twas rainin' be never got it county. In a two column article on the tbs aystvtn In buying Hall's catarrh Curs no odder way.”—Exchange subject, the Portland Journal has the he sura yon get th« g«-nulnc II Is taken In* following: "Dues your husband sleep sound?" lernally and tuads In iuiado. Ohio, by F J. "Oregon beef cattle, have Iwaten the Chensy A < u Tastlinuulals tree asked Mr- Cobbs in the course of a Mold by Druggist*. Prtca. 7Ar. per bottle, the world In rom|>etltion at two exposi call upon Mrs. Dobbs. Contest Notice lake Hall’s Fatally Fills fur g, mat I pat lol*. "Sound?” responded Mrs. Iiubba. tions It is certain that climatic condi IIrpartuii-iit of tlie Interior, I'niled "Well. 1 should say so! 1 don't believe tious and food products in Oregon are Stales Lmiil office, I.nkeview , Oregon, you or anybody else ever beard such su;«rior for the raising uf livestock. Public souud It's enough to stop an alarm January 111, 1908. Oregon alfalfa and barley, a mixed A sufficient i-onlest affidavit having cluckLondon Express ration, is beyoi.d question a better feed The Free Public Library ia open every for meal production than ia the corn of Is-en tlli-'l in tliis office by Cecil II. "So you don't share the general in Iowa and Illinois or the cotton seed evening from <1 .30 to 10 o'clock; and Markham, conte-tmit, against home- dlgnatlou toward the railways?” Saturday and Munday alternoona from waste of Texas. "No," answered l-'armer Corn tussal; stead entrv No. 8757, made April 29, "Oregon has the same conditions 2 to 6:30 o'clock. A cordial invitation 1907. for *'j m l, «e1,. se*, nei^, "I have always felt that a locomotive ♦ that prevail in old England, where were la extended to all. Hec. 35. Tp. 40 8., R. 11 F. . by Ralph was entitled to a lot of credit fur sticking to the track lustead of snort- originated the livestock breeds that Brown, conteslee, in which II is alleged J. It. Homing arrived hem from Med. lug up mid down the country roads stand highest today in all markets. It that, among other thing", said Ralph le being said by experts that the dey ford Saturday afternoon on the mail Browh lias utterly tailed in respect to like an automobile "—Washington Star will some when the greater part of the boat, lie save when lie reached I‘ok eg- Stern Parent -Young man. you have said entry, to comply with the public United States will send to Oregon for ama he was tol l that ho would have to land lawsol the U. 8. and the rilles and been calling on my daughter rather stage it through to the Falla, but he breeding stock, instead of sending to frequently for some time. Are your I made such strong objections to thia that regulations established thereunder with intentions serious? England as is now ths custom. I reference to establishing and maintain lie was ;i»riiiitte>l to come through with Young Mau — Certainly. t'ui trying to "With large increase uf output of ing a residence on said land ; that be persuade her to (»eniuade y ou tu pur livestock the Orient, like Europe. will the mail ami aimed hero <01 the launch di<l not establish a residence in a bouse chase the make uf piano 1 am s g nM take the cheaper meats, and thus en Kwauna about 4 o'clock. Mr. Horning on .aid land within six months from for-Exchange. able the industry to expand Indefinitely, la very enthu.iastic over the future o( the dab- ol said entry; that he has it requires all classes of consumers to Medlord, and he appears to 1« proe|w*r- never aatablisbad a rrsidem-e on said ing with the growth of the Hogue river develop the packing and livestock in town, lie will Im here a few day« at land, built a honsv or made any im dustry. provements of the said tract or culti tending to burineaa matters. vated the Mime; that for more than six months immediately prior to the mak ing of Hus affidavit the said contestee has utterly al>an<lone<l said entry anil I has made his home elsewhere, and that his absence from saiil laud was not due Diara, i (he u»e of leaky wooden ws,h tubs, tjuit esrtvine clean to Ins employment in the Army. Navy .»! wash water out, by fitting your Laundry with or Marine Corps of the United 8tates a« u private soldier, officer, seaman or maiiin* during the war with 8pain or dur • i i ing any otiifr war in which the U.S. may r. 1« engage,!, said parties are hereby noti Laundry Trays fied to appear,respond and offer evidence If your Laundry i* not modem, touching said allegation at 10 o’clock don't you think it should be f If a. m. on March 5, 1908, before Geo. you make it so, the household du Cliaataiu, County Clerk, Klamath Falls, nes will be plesisntly performed, Oregon, and that tinal hearing will be end in esse you wish to sell gr>ur held at 10 o'clock a. m. on March 16. home it will increase the selling 1908, before the Register and Receiver value. Let ua give you prices. at the United States Land Office in Lakeview, Oregon. Tbo said contestant having, in a proper affidavit, tiled I*ec. 10, 1907, SCt forth facts which show that after due diligence |>er*onal service of this notice can not be made, it ia hereby ordered ami dirvetml that such notice la* given by due an<l proper publication. 1-23-2-30» J. N. WATSON. Receiver. AUCTION < TO THE PUBLIC: Being desirous of closing out at once, we have decided to disposo of the balance ol our stock at AUCTION. The sale will commence FRIDAY, JANUARY 31st with J. N. Dennis as iuctiuneer. ami will continue until every article in our store is sold, including fixtures, etc. This is not a Bargain Sale nor a Mere Reduction in Prices It is the offering of our Stock to the People of Klamath County at your prices Remember the Big Auction Sale Starts on Friday, Jan’y 31 Library L. JACOBS & CO Goods Sold in Lots Also. Private Sales Every Auction Sale Every Forenoon Afternoon and Evening. SEE THIS TIME CHANGE I he Modern Laundry Klamath Lake Railroad Standard In Connection With Straw-McIntire Stage Line, Between Pokegama and Klamath Falls the Plumber, Agent. BELMONT FBBD YARD JiuncH B. Moore, Prop. Opp. Martin Flouring Mill Wood, Pouts, Shakos Horses boarded by the day, week,or month. Fine livery tennis at reasonable rates (train und luiy for salo — Hay lulled or loose. A. G. DUHME I TIMBERLAND Office in First National Bank Building, MIDWHY STABLE Z ül SHOP General Blacksmithing and Wagon Work Livery and Feed Stable Both Saddle and Driving Horses CHAS. R. BALDWIN I l>ep«itment of the Interior, L'uited States Land Oilice, l akeview, Oregon, January 8, 1908. Notice ia hereby given that the State of Oregon han, under the provisions id the Act of Congress of August 14,1848, and the acta supplemental and amenda tory thereof, made application for the following dem ribed unappropriated, non-ininera), surveyed public land ua indemnity lor losses to its grant for common school pur;>oeee, to-wit: Liat No, 243, for the aelgnw1«, Sec. 2.1, T. 37 S„ R. 9 E., W. M. Any au<l all ;>crsons claiming adverse ly the above lands are requested to tile in this office their said claims on or be fore the Olli day of March, 1908. .1. N. WATSON, Register. 1-23—2-20 School Lands LAKEVIEW, OREGON. Pilone 456 Notice for Publication »in Foils Pspsttin.nt vt lb. Int lor. l alUd Sistes land Office. Lakeview. Oregon. Pec '23, ISO?. Notice is hereby given ibsl the Male ol Ore gon he», under the provision* of the Act ot I ongr«*s ol August 1«, IS4S. end the set* eup- pletnenlel end smendstory thereof, msde sp pllcsllou for the ,'ollowlng deicrlbed unsp proprleled, nob miner«) surveyed public lend as Indemnity tor loss.* to It* grant lor pommon school purpoaes. to-wit I l.lat No. MS. for Iie>4nei(, See. iS, Tp. Uf.. R. It E; nw,,»wl*1 end ne>4*w<4. Sec.«, Tp. * H., K. IS K: and »-'«lie«, Hee. 3, Tp. 34 S., R 14 K , W M Any end «11 person* claiming «dverxly the above described lands are requested to file In this office th.lr said claims on or before the 21st day ot February, bMl. J. N WATgON, 12-1 30 Register Effective Thursday7, January 16,1908 Rates of Fare from Klamath Falls to Stages leave Klamath Falls and Pokeg ania every morning. K. L. Train leaves Thrall Daily at 3:00 I’. M., after arrival of Trains 15 and 16 from North and South on Southern Pacific. Arriving at I’okegaina at 5:05 P. M. .Leave Pokegania at 6:00 P.M.. arriving at Thrall at 8:20. Thrall - - Hornbrook Ashland /Tedford - Portland Montague Weed Dunsmuir Red Bluff • Sacramento • San Francisco Southern Pacific Trains leave Thrall for Portland and Way at 6:04 A. M. and 1:32 P. M. For San Francisco and Way at 2:25 P. M and 5:50 P. M. Passengers who miss connections at Thrall by reason of delays on above Stage Line, or K. L. R. R. will be entertained free of charge at the Hotels at Thrall and Pokegania. - $5.50 5.65 6.75 7.15 17.05 5.90 6.75 7.50 10.50 14.20 16.50 No Other Line Will Give You These Rates Telephone for Pullman Reservations FREE OF CHARGE to Agent K. L. R. R. at Thrall. California
