Klamath republican., May 28, 1908, Image 3

Hood River County
To Republican Voters
Summons
Notke of Sheriff’* Sale
In the ( IrciHt <’ouat of th«* MtsU* ol D
o for
the County ol Klarnxlb.
Kvs H Bryant, Piaiutltf, vs. Theo lor J. Mr>
ant, Defenadant.
To Tbeador J Bryant, tb»* above named 4«
tendant.
In the name of the Mtate of Or egou : You are
h'f by required toappear ana answer t*.*« com­
plaint filed Mgarut you In th» above entitled
»nit on or lx*fore the I8(h «lay of June, 191**,
that being the J mm I day of the time prescribed
in th«* order for publication of thlw summons;
th»’ or»h r directing the fir*! publication thereof
I»»-<>n the 7tb day of May, 1908, and to cun-
11 nue h>r hi* MtH’f i* .«¡ye apd consecutive week« .
>1 you faij to aiiNwer. tor want thereof, plaintiff
wilt »i ply to ih». t'ourt lor the relief as prayed
for in tiu* plaintiff’s complaint, that is to way,
tliai til«* bonds »»I mat imony now existing be
i»Mi ii plaintiff and defendant b»» dissolved,
anriijled and held for naugiit, and that plain­
tiff b<-awarded the custody of Virginia and
Tbyra Bryant, and for such other and further
relief as the t'ourt may deem just and «‘quit
able,
liiiR su Mi mon-
is served by p u b-
licstion in the Klamath Republican a weekly
n»’«-paper printed and pubiiahed at Klatnath
Fall-., Oregon, by order of Hon. Henry L. Ben-
*on, Judge <»f the above »»ntitled court, dated
May 1th. 1908
By virturw uf an axacutiun and ordar of sals duly
by tha Clark uf tha Circuit Court of Klam-
sth Cuunty, Stata of Dragun datad tha 27th day uf
April, 1904, in a certain foraclosura salt in the Cir-
; cuit Court for the said county and state wherein
Klamath Cuunty Bank, a corpuratkrn as plaintiff
recovered judgment againnt P. B. Southworth and
Alice Sou th worth for th* sum of eight hundred
thirty seven dollars and fifty c«nU(4897.5O) and
coflts and disbursements taxed at sixteen dollars
and forty cents<116.40) on tha 29th »lay of January t
lm,
Notice is herby given that I will on the 2"th day
of June, 1908, at the front door of the court house
in Klamath Fulls, in the said county at 2o’clock in
the afternoon uf the said day, sell at public auc- I
tion to the highest bidder for cash, the following
denet ¡bed property to wit: Lots 7, 8, 9 and 10 of i
iwctiun 34. wj^ of sw‘4. aw '4 uf sw‘z4, and lota 4
5 and 6 of nectiun 35. township 36 south uf range 7
eart of Wlilumette Meridian. Also lot 2 uf Me­
tlon 3, and lots 5 and 6 of section 2, tp 37 s. r.
east of Willamette Meridian, in Klamath county,
Oregon, taken and levied upon as the property of
the xaid P. B. Southworth and Alice Southworth,
or so much thereof as may be necessary to satUf y
the said judgment in favor of Klamath County
Bank against said P. B. South worth and Alice
Southworth with interest thereon, together with
all cost« an<l disbur»ements that have or rnay
accrue.
SiiuH Obenchain. Sheriff
Dated al Klamath Fails, Oretrun, May 28, 1908
5-28 6-26
Thia bill ia aubmittcd under the initia­
tive for the following, among other,
reason«
A county ia u public corporation and
it ia apparent that section 2 of aiticle
XI of the Constitution of Oregon, ax
N OVERWHELMING majority of Oregon'» y*>
amended, reserve* to the people the
t»ra by registration have formally .|,...|Hrw|
right to create a county by initiative
vote,
that they lielieve in the principle» *,f tj1(. 1(t.
puhilean party. Let them now show that they ar«
Thore ia no general law for the crea­
honest by voting In accordance with their declara
tion of countioa now, and no on« knows
(ions. The Oregon «lection c*>m»s Is-fore th*' Itepub
when, if ever, there will be on«.
The
lican National Convention.
Let »very lb publican
facta as to area, |x>pulation und a >-x*. I
' valuation show thut wn are able to
voter in th« Firat Congressional District uphold th«
maintain u county government Out of
honor of the Republican party in Oregon ami
a |x>pulation of about 7,500 (tied, xireof
strengthen the influence of Oregon's delegation in
1 a county for the Hood River country ix
th« National Convention by voting for II M Cak*.
earnest and unanimous with the excep­
for Unit cd St alea Senator and W. C, Hawley fi,r
tion of a Minuit fraction of on*- per cent.
Representative in Congress. If **ith«r of th.-... Re
We are assured by leading citizen of
publican nominee» fail of election, the primary elec
' The Dailex, Dufur and other |x>rti»nx of
lion system will bv discredited and u return of b.. i
Wasco county that they have no objec­
rule will be invited. The good num« of Oregon’» vo­
tion» to the creation of Hood River coun-
ters will bv smirched ami Oregon'» dalegution to the
ty as propoaed in thia bill.
More than
National Convention will be placed in a humiliating
TOO residents of The Dalles and Dufur
position. For the effect it will have on the Novcm'
1 have xigne*) the petitions asking that
bur election it is Imperative that ull th« Republican
• < b li
' thia bill be submitted to a vote at the
nominee* in the June election »hall be elected by nn
I t June election, though 45 num* ■ from
Summons
overwhelming majority. As a beliwer in th«* pnnri
Dufur were received too late to be filed In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
pie» of the Republican party, it ia your duty to b> ,.i
' with the secretary of state.
the County of Klamath
th« |Hilla Jun« 1st and to vote for Cake and Huwl.-v
I 'I he people of the Hood River country '-eth Cox, plaintiff, vs. Lerma A Cox. defendant,
I therefore ask favorable consideration i o !.»• r>ria A Cox, the above nam«ti defendant.
hi the name of the State of Oregon: Y'ou are
of the voters of the state upon this bill hereby required to app»*ar and answer th«* com­
for these, among other, reasons.
plaint filed against you in th“ above entitled suit
/ I /
r before the 18th day of June. 190H, that being
Because the new county will be a
th*- laM day of the time prescribed,In the order for
great benefit to the people residiug
l ubliraf ion of thia summons; the order diwting
, therein and will facilitate the transac­ 'tl at the first publication thereof (wing on the
tion of their county business.
7th day of May. 1908'and continue for six succes-
Because ax the law stands a county .. '■ and consectutive weeks; and if vou fail so to
Icann-it be created l>y the legislature; ■ .ver, fur want thereof the. plaintiff will apply
to th«- court fur the relief prayed for in the plain­
and finally,
tiff’» complaint, that is to say,
| Because the people of The Dalles anti That the bonds of matrimony now existing be­
the balance of Wasco county are willing tween the plaintiff and defendant be dissolved,
that Hood River county may be ere..ted unnuled arid held fur naught, *u»d for such other
relief a- the Honorable Cou.t may deem just and
as provided in this bill.
equitable.
• The assessed valuation in the pro­ This Mummuns is served by publication thereof
posed Hood River county in list! was in th«* Klamath Republican a weekly newspaper
President of Leland Stanford Jr. University Writes »908,1568; in 1906 it was 11,618,670, show- printed and published at Klatnath Falls, Oregon,
by order of Hon. Henry L. Benson, Judge of the
inga gain in valuation from 1993 to 19<M> .. -■ «entitled court, dated May 4th, 190s.
On the Columbia River Salmon Crisis
of »710,102. or about 78 per cent.
The
F H. Mills.
6-11
Attorney for plaintiff.
valuation in 1907 waa $2,762,25:), a gain
Stanford University, Cal,, May 13, of that industry ut all times when the over 1906 of $1,143,581). or about 70 per
Summons
19t<H Mr. Edward Rosenberg, Aatoria, water is clear.
cent, showing the proportionate increase
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon fur
Oregon: In reaponatf to a request from
Very truly yours,
in one year from 1906 to 1907 to be al­ the County of Klamath.
Mr Hylen I am giving vou my opinion
DAVIl) STARK JORDAN,
most as great ax that in three years Ama < Ampbell, Plaintiff vs. Fredrick Camo-
u to certain matter* connect«»! with
t*<-ll, defendant.
I from 1903 to 1906.
OREGON GRANGE SPEAKS
th« wlrnon flxhing in the Columbia. As
The proposed Hood River county >as 1 > 1 re»lei ek ('ampin II, the above named de-
Th» Oregon State Grange passed the
• fendant:
you know, I was the first Commissioner
a population of about 7,500; an area of In the name ol the State of Oregon, you are
ever x<-nt out to investigate the salmon. following r< ilution» al it* meeting thia about 500 s*;uare miles; and twenty hereby required to appear and answer me
I spent xomr lime in Astoria in 1K8U ami month:
school houses, seven of which are grad­ complaint tiled against you in the above en
Whereas. There han been referred to
I have made a number of viaita there or
ed schools having from two to ei'ht titled suit, on or before Thursday, the lltb day
farther north in the same inter»it since the Committee on Resolutions for con­ rooms »act and with a $.30,000 high of June, A D. 190, being the !a»t day of the
time prescribed In the order for the publica­
then I have trot changed my opinion sideration th-' two ti»h bill» relating to school under construction.
tion of this huminon*. The first publication
the
fishing
industry
to
lie
voted
on
at
in this time an to the*« matters.
There will be left in Wasco county, th> reof Ixdng on the 7th day of May, 19i#. If
the
June
election,
bills
No.
319
and
332,
(I) The fish wheel and the nt«'ion-
after Hood River county is created, an you fail so to appear and answer for want
respective!}
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court
ary trap in the Columbia rjyer should
area of 1,616 square miles; a p >p ilat on lor then lief prayed lor in the complaint here
Your committee has carefully ex­
be abolished. It would lie well for the
of 11,SOO, and a valuation of »5,457,720, in, viz; for a decree dissolving the bonds of
flihing interest* of the country if the amined into these two bills as far as i thus leaving it among the largest and mniritnouy now existing between plaintiff
and dt feudant. and that plaintiff may re as-
stationary trap in all of ita various their time would permit and have to re- strangest counties of the state.
form» wan everywhere eliminated, for (tort that we fuver proper protection to HOOD RIVER COMMERC IAL CLUB, suine her maiden name, and that the plaintiff
I ih ’. <■ the »ole custody, control and care of her
thia ix the most destructive and undis- all natural spawing grounds, an l to that
By A. A. Jayne, President; P. S. Da­ ■laughter. A\a Cbr’sline Campbell,1ier person
end
we
condemn
ax
a
great
detnijgmt
to
criminating kind of fishing. On the Co
vidson. Secretary. Charles T. Early, aid ’ e-tate forever, and for «uch other and fur­
lumbia, where the river i* narrow and said industry and to oui »tat» the oper­
W. L. Clatk, Truman Butler, E. O. ther relief as to Law and Equity pertain». ***
Thu summons is served ny publication
iwift, the llxh wheel ia not only dee- ation of FISH WHEELS in the narrows
Blanchar, Charles Hull. Directors.
thereof in the Klamath Jiepub’ican by order
trurdve but has the additional evil ef­ of said river un i demand and urga the
ol Hon. Henry L. Benson, one of the Judges of
fect of < m ) taking work from the fish- passage of a law removing the same Offioera—A. E. Lake, Pres.; A. E. Cros­ the First Judicial District of the State of Ore­
and also recommend that said law xhall
etmen, and (b) of taking the liah when bv so constructed us to remove all traps
by, Vice.Pres.; C. L. Phillips,Treas.; gon, made, dated and filed in this suit, at
K lamath Falls, Oregon on the 2nd day of May
J. M. Patterson, Sec. anti Mgr.
they are not in the beat condition, for from said str«..*n.
190*« w hu h said order r-quires tla .-ummous
Directors—J. A. Reuter, E. M. Will- in this suit be publish“ i once a week tor ¡>er-
thh for panning ought to be taken in
LABOR FEDERATION.
iams, N. A. Bonn, F. Menefee, J. C. iud uf six suce ssive and consecutive weeki*
tidewater.
The Oregon State Federation of La­
Hostetler, A. E. Lake, A. E. Crosby. from the 7th day of May, 1908.
(2l It would lie well if all fixlung on
bor ha» also indorse1 the same propoaed
H. W. Keesee,
IHE DALLES BUSINESS
t large scale alarve tidewater in the legislation.
Attorney for Plaintiff
ASSOCIATION
Columbia xhould lie prohibited.
John M . Wright,
To nave the Columbia Hiver Salmon
The Dalles, Ore. May 15. 19vs
I.ll I would also recommend that a
>7 6 11
Co
unsel.
To the President and Directors Hood
careful study of gill-net and similar vote aa follow .*•
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
River Commercial Club, Hood River.
aiethodx of fishing be made, with a view True Fish Bill.
TIMBER LAND. ACT June 3, 1878.- Notice for
Oregon.
to the ultimate interest of the fixning 332 1 X ! Y.-s
1 Publication. — United States Land Office,
Gentlemen--Your communication of Lakeview*. Oregon.March 2, 1908.-Notice is here­
induxtry, an, even if worse form* of 333 1
N >
tith inst., regarding the initiative in tha by given that in compliance with the provisions
fishing were eliminated, there are still Fi>hwh<<l Ownrr’i Trick Bitl
matter of Hood River coun'y, was read of the Act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
perhaps too many gill nets for the size
"An Act for the sale of timber lands in the States
at a meeting of our board last evening of California. Oregon. Nevada and Washington
of the river.
8Î9 X No
and
I
was
instructed
to
convey
to
you
Territory.” as extended to all the Public Land
T» prohibit gill net fishing after dark
Save this dipping until election
would virtually destroy the effectiveness
the greetings of this board, and toa^sure States by Act of August 4. 1892. Perceval Sholl,of
you that your |>lan for cutting off the Klamath Falls. County of Klamath, State of Ore­
gon. ha-» filed in this office his sworn statement.
' ond Thursday afternoon in the month new County would have the full support No 4063. for the purchase of the NESE*4 of
Church Services
at 2: 30. The l-adiex Missionary aocie- of thia body, and we wish you every Sec. 23. NWSW1 c. of Section No. 24, in Town­
ship No. 37 South. Range No. 9, E. W M..
M,
f ill I« II
j ty me^-tx the fourth lhuraday of the success.
and will offer proof to show that the land sought
Very respectfully,
month at 2: 2" «’dock.
is more valuable for its timber or stone than for
L
Gso. T. I’ ratt ,
J. M PATTERSON.
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
Pastor.
Sacretary. to aid land before Co. Clerk of Klamath County.
A
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
KEPI BLICAN CENTR E Co\I\l|TTi:i:
ABOLISH MERCILESS USH WHEELS
Vote Thus
yes
I
X
A Rare Bargain
336
2,320 acre* in «arm ladt of Siskiyou; |
5 miles front K. It station ««0 acre*
farming land, balart. •• pa ure und well
watered for «lock.
D " best sheep Let the Past be a Guar­
! ranch in northern ( aliform.i.
50 head
antee of the Future
of rattle, 10 h> <>l of her
and all ag­
ricultural in*pt*-n.'*nls go with same and
Having again been nominated for the
price is only ( ■ per acre »8000 cash office of District Attorney for Klamath
and balance lent- erm mortgage * |>er
I.IITIXT rill'RI It
takes it A fenced and has com­ and Lake Counties, and feeling that my
I'rea.I.ing aervicex next Run.lay at II cent
fortable 6 room It.>use and three large careful, business-like and economical
o’clovk ii in, mid n o'clock p. in. Hun* barn» Old age and loss of wife tmpida
administration of the affairs of the of­
day school ut 10 o’vlot'k mi'l IL Y. I’. U. owner to sell. He has cleared 20 per
fice the past four years will strongly
cent
net
for
year*
on
«ante
Address,
11 ":!■'• |>. in. Everyone invit<<<!.
appeal
to every unbiased voter regard­
Frank W. Hooper,
less of party affiliation. I therefoie hope
I’llKSHYTKHIAN ClIURCH
|:
a
184,
Yteka.
Cal.
5 21»
that all such will endorse my candidacy
Bible School Sunday morning at 1<>
I for re-election and approve of my ef­
2500
Acres
Free
«clock; morning worship at 11 o'clock;
i
Chrlstain End.-uvor nt 6: 30; evening
The Lakeside coni|>any has 25004cnBA forts in behalf of fairness andgood gov­
*or«hip at 7: 30; midweek prayer meet­ of luml undet H" Adams ditch that It ernment by recording their votes in my
W. J. MOORE.
ing on Wednesday evening nt 7:30; will give REM’ FREE for ^ejear favor.
Thia includes the use of ’*>•’ lan<1 an^
taacherx meeting on Saturday evening water.
The renter must .dear and
The Southern Pacific has made a rale
*17:30, Regular seaaion meeting the place the land in cultivation. I he rent-
er
gets
all
the er p but « - reserve the o( one and one third fare from Ashlsn I
hot Monday of the month at 7:30.
to Portland during the Rose Festival,
Th* Mens Club meat* the first Thura- right to patture the stubble.
The Lak. -ide Company.
it ia very likely that a similar rate will
•ve,1>ng of the month nt 8 o’clock,
J Frank Adams. Manager.
lie made from Weed.
"he Laihen Aid society meets the aec-
Merrill. Oregon.
Bible School.............. ............... 10 a. tu.
Patching ...
...............11 a. m.
Preaching ................... ................... h p. ni.
Epworth 1 «engin**......... .......7:1ft p. tn.
A ii.-artv wt-lconu' to all,
I’. CONKLIN, Paator.
I
/io
■SALMON CANAIOT GET^>'>
AR ou / md leads a. wheels
A nd cannot
C an a / ow Ger
°P£R co L untb D*««»
/ a ,
« .
TbiBurARie
^ srawn JT COLUMBIA
reac
RIVER
kSPAWAII/MG GROU/ND
School Lands
Department of the Interior. United States Land
Otiic«’. Lakeview. Oregon. March 21. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the State of Oregon
ha-. un<l« r the provisions of the Act of Congress
<»f August 14. 184A. and the act «¿»up piemen tai and
■iniet tlatory there«»f, made application for the
f<» 1 .wing described unappropriated, non-mineral
~;ivt\«d public land as indemnity for. Jos sea to
its grant for common school purposes, tn-wit:
1 us No. 242. for NE'iNE'«. Sec 25. T 33 S.
Il '4 K. NW «SW•» anti NE'gSW'g. Sec 6. T 36
S II la E. and SE'sNE'«. Sec 3. T 35 S. R ¡5 E.
W M
Ans and all persons claiming adversely the
above lands are requested to file in this office
their sai»i claims t»n or before the bth day of
June, 1908.
t-9 S-14
J. N. WATSON. Registee.
Notice to Creditors
in the County Court of th»» State of Oregon
for the County o< Klamath.
In the matter of th»? estate of George W. Mag­
ton. deceased.
Notice »hereby given that the las will and
testament of George \\. Maston, deceased, has
been duly proven and admitted to probate,
at 1 that Henrietta «< Maston has been duly
appointed as executrix thereof.
All persons having claims against said
, tate are hereby requested to present the
»ame with proper vouchers, within six months
iioiti date of this notice, to the undersigned, or
at the Ameriean Bank »t Trust Co., in the city
ol Kinmath Falls. Oregon.
Daieti at Klainath Falls, Oregon, this first
day of May, 190«.
Henrietta«; MastAn.
Ex. utnx of the la«t will and testament of
George \V. Maston, deceased.
the only «almon »treain
on Pacific Coast where
$100 Reward, $100.
M erciless F ishwhuis I he readers of this paper will bo pleaaed to
are permitted. Bn i-3:
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
now before the pul.li>' thHt »Hence has been able to cure in all Its
W
ill C orrect T his
J «ai» ago hat hen» s In I pp-1
QU'f >
T
ifuFERJ5
Qi/zzrr wxtr/rx?
7-
Oregon, at his office at Klamath Falls. Oregon, on
Friday, the 22nd day of May, 1908. He names
a- witnesses: C. W. Harlow. J. C. Cravens. H E.
Roudenot, and E. H lawrence, all of Klamath
r ails. Oregon. Any and all persons claiming ad­
versely the above described lands are requested
to tile their claims in this office on or before the
•id 22nd day of May. 1908.
3-12-5-14
J N. WATSON. Register.
WHKEL^
Four
Columbia caught over 80.000 aaln»«»
Fisbwheels Improved no now no fabnon
reaches hatcherie» *n»l thrv are all cl“ - •
him all of the Upper Columbia natuiai
w nlng grounds are bnrnui.
TUIft HIIT and put It in your pot k* Hor ¡n-
I NI q UU I formation on hLKOTlow 1> ay
Will
th»
•almon tlsneri«*»
(TRUI FISH BILL)— to
nil thr people
for all Uine.
j
* win >........
ntHWHtll OWStnt__ ’ 1o.l»«h1-. l. »n»r.s*
TRICK
J ✓
i f wlllltlllo
lon»< a * salmon
J MG
INISK till
BILL
lfsnyhnoii
stages, and that 1» catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known to
th« medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con­
stitutional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure la taken in­
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surface» of the system, thereby de»
strox Ing the foundation of the disease, and
giving the pat ent strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so much faith
in its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
F. J.C IIKNEY A CO.. Toledo, O.
10NO i r.At., extending into river, right up to falls, and
Tbl»
ah««
Hold br druggist», 76c.
inia picture
po-.-o*—
■■ ’ , tli*
..„«unis. Th. xe <AriH All Illi: SALMON ascending to
Di» liirdii il) Fhh for Cotiitli atiun.
til., three
• • • the
mre«' i'i'!^r,M*”L lll«CohunW»» salmon Vote 83», Ye», and 310,No I
■pawning ground. To
t,,e
Long Lake
Lumber Co.
Manufacturers of All Kinds of
LUflB ER
Cabinet Work, Sash and Doors,
AH Kinds of Mouldings,
Band sawing and Turning,
Odd~ SI zed Doors
4 23 -5-2S
W. O. HUSON,
The First AT Trust
& Savings Bank
KLAMATH FALLS?
tn the State ol Oregon, at the close of
business. February 14, 1008.
RESOURCES
Ix.ans and discount«............. $ 29,170 80
Due from approved reserve
banks...................................
5,021 92
Expense Account..................
815 58
Cash on hand.........................
500 00
United States Land Office. Lakeview. Oregon.
April 2. 19W.
Notice ix hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3,
1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands
ir. the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory,” as extended to all public
land states by act of August 4. 1892, John Kenney,
of Klamath Falls County of Kla_nath, State of
Oregon.has filed in tnis office his sworn rtatement
No. 4069. for the purchase of the eS®e‘z4. sec. 5,
n’ane1«, sec. No. 8. tp. No. 37 s.. range No. 9 E.,
W M., and will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber and stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim before County Clerk of Klamath county
at his dffice at Klamath Falls. Oregon, on Monday,
the 6th day of July, 1908.
He names as witnesses:
Jesse C. Cravens: Jimmie McCrank, Ralph
Vaughn. Fred Janssen, all of Klamath Falls. Ore­
gon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file in
this office their «aid claims on or before the
said 6th day of July. 190 k . •
J. N WATSON. Register.
4-14-6-21
Manager
OUR SECOND
KEPORT or THI CONDITION Of
NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION
T ot » I.
,
35,508 30
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in...........* 25,000 00
Undivided profits, less ex
penses and taxes paid..
867 "0
Time certificates of deposit
7,740 00
2,100 60
Savings deposits................
T otal ..
» 30,508 30
Since our organization as a
Trust and Savings Bank on
November 18, 1907, we have
rendered to the State Exam­
iner of Banks two reporta of
our condition and been exam­
ined once by him.
The Report speaks for itself
showing a gain of $9,715.60
since our last report.
We realize that the most
valuable asset of a Bank is
that of public confidence and
we furnish our depositors with
every safeguard and protec­
tion for their funds, and shall
continue to do so in the future
as in the past Our books are
always open for inspection by
depositors.
S tats
of O rboon ,
(
C ounty of K i . amath I
I, J. W. Siemens, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
J. W. S iemens , Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2d day of March, 1908.
P. L. F ountain , Notary Public.
CORRECT—A ttest :
G. W. W hite ,
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G so T. B aldwin ,) D lrec tor 9
THE FIRST TROST X
WINGS BUNK
Klamath Falls, Oregon
G. W. W hitc , President
G. T. B aldwin , Vice-Pres.
J. W. S ikmxnb , Cashier
W. A. D blzblu Asst. Cashier
Oregon Nursery Co.
SALEM, ORE.I
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CONTEST NOTICE
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PHONE 381
Department of the Interior, United States
' Land Office, Lakes leXv, Oregon, April 14, 1908.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed tn
this office by Elizabeth A. Scullen, contestant
against homestead entry No. 2415, made July 26,
1901. for s’^nS.
W. Tp 32 8, R 7S E. by John
Fitzgerald, contestee, in which it is alleged that
said John Fitzgerahi utterly failed in respect to
said entry, to comply with the public (and laws
of the U. S.. and the rules and regulations estab­
lished thereunder relative to establishing and
maintaining residence upon said land; that
he did not establish a residence in a house
within six months f«-om date of entry; that the
only pretense of a house erected on said land was
a small cabin placed there by the contestee one
year after said entry was made, which said house
the said entrygian permitted to fall into decay for
want of repairs long lief ore the date of final proof;
that the said contestee. never, nor since the time
of making final proof, cultivated said land or any
portion of the same, nor improved the same ex­
cept to build the small cabin as herein alleged;
that the alleged absence from the land was not
due to his employment in the army, navy or ma­
rine corps of the United States in any war in
which the United States may be engaged; said
parties are hereby notified to appear, respond and
offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 o’clock
a. m. on June 5th. 1908. before Geo. Chastain.
County Clerk, Klamath Falls, Ore., and that final
hearing will be held at 10 o'clock a. m. on June 12,
1908, before the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon
The said contestant having, in proper affidavit,
filed March 23, 1908, set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service of this
notice cannot be made, it is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
pruper publication.
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DAILY SERVICE
EFFECTIVE APRIL IO
From Klamath Falls to San Francis­
co and all pointB between Thrall
and same:
Leave Klamath Falls.... 4: 00 A. M.
Arrive at Spencers......... 7: 30
Leave Spencers at......... 8: 00
Arrive at Pokegama. ...11: 00
Lv Pokegama, K.L.R.R.ll: 15
Arrive at Thrall ........... 1: 15 P. M,
Leave Thrall. S. P. R. R.
train No. 15................ 2: 25
Arrive at'San Francisco, 9: 28 A. M.
29 hours and 28 minutes, Klamath
Falls to San Francisco. Train No.
13 on S. P. leaves Thrall 5: 54 p. m.,
arriving at San Franciaco 11:28 a.m.
Klamath Falls to Portland:
Leave Klamath Falls as above.
Leave Thrall S P. train No. 16, 1:32
p. m., arrive at Portland 7: 55 a. m.
27 hours and 55 minutes, Klamath
Falls to Portland.
From San Francisco to Klamath
Fall*.
Leave San Franciaco at 2: 20 p. m. ;
arrive at Thrall at 6: 04 a. m.
Leave Thrall at 6:30 a. m. ; leave
Pokegama at 9 a. m. ; arrive at
Klamath Falls at 5 p. m. ; dinner at
Spencer’s leaving there at 1 p. m.
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Thia is the cheapest and best way;
fare *5 in either direction between
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