Klamath republican., June 18, 1908, Image 3

Increasing Activity in Railroad I WijiiJcrlul Springs in
County
Construction
Lake
Hook's Lordly Tip.
ft r> |uln*d mc h n mun as Theodwro
l!*»*»k to (• | m * successfully will* Hw ra
P»« llv of the uvutlwiuefl of Iho hull. Il*
« >» m iidlMIm thm tu the rond, ami ui*
” * •••«”=. »n, ut nil events, he proved
b
«'If • >|iinl tn the t.iwk
It I* related
lleit «»n
when dining m*t be, iiefure
tb* •
i iiiliim»*ni ran*** off, pro i ld<*d
h 1 * 1 with h «
bright fjirlblngs
fl«» n the mint mid (bill w hen pro« red
Ing iifivr th** fewth itit«*M to his carriage
li" dl ■ . »*r«d *<n«rnl «Tviiiifs, luclud-
b ’ tb«* « o< I h waiting him In the bill,
i. f' thv. Hh »dlp|M*d
coin Into the
h ’ I • r th*»
i
rin* man glanced
t I’ n 'I m I ihr I/.»’ nnd Imwed low
hi f’.fiul - iimh i lh»* Impri ’s-loi* that
h<* v. . h n
««reign rl< her. while Theo­
dor" II p n b g l.'itg? t* of n like ria
’ - * to f! ■ other »rv.mt«, went or*
’
"
reMrlnii hor did be cense
» wi. i n>. h»* ►tip|H'«| hito hl»»
1 itrl tg«*. » ■ «• »»f th.* f«»«eim*n, who had
d! ■ •• -er«* I I lie r»*ll value of the pour
i"*lr»* i hi
n. • xlng. Kir. I think you
Im \o mml»* a mistake!”
' •'» i I nt\ e <xl iijuii .” replied
' '■
If h .i r» i< I > uh w it ve uf
1 he li-Hid
‘ I n* « i give leu*
(’oflch
111 ;» i » iltl t i» i.», **
Church Service»
M. B. nil * N
Notice of Sheriff'* Sale
b,
Gtartl of
( if ii' i zzurf of Klarn
All* rh’or, st th»» til'l l <4
UtHtlHtl
There I. always a welcome lor you at ath Couaty, Htate uf Or«>aon <la»*«i th* ¿'th day of
M«jvrinrnt« of many of the railroad
April, iwa, in a e*rt«n forasluaurs »uit in the Cir­
Grar-e M. E. church.
men •trongly indicate that activity in Laks viti h» v id n »ith« m Lik»* »‘utility, i*
cuit < «Airt f'/r t*»« «awl count y and Rtst* wh«v*'in
Service, will lv held Sunday in the Kiarnath < <zunty Bank, a niri- • t'u>< «« plain* iff
the c«>natructl«>n of I ill«»* tn thin nrctlon ( *1 th!" IltiM* i*f I » lu ting (*'»tr< it|t*ralii«« at
of the Ntal«< 1« hrlio returned * hm >* i . I an I l«»lltl(ill II« All «'If »tl M I m liti/ Hi;* h» t«>
new Methodist <'Lurch
rotv/variNi judirmen' atfatn«t P H H >uthw«*rth an*I
Alica Huuthwurth tor iha • tn uf «right hur.Jr««l
year a «•»« w of Miiiveyorr under <arl rumi» III»’ Will» I *o ;r< In l|t)l|/4’ It ill II»»'
Sunday Service«:
thirty eavm dollar* and fifty csnta<fKT7 *^n sod
Rankin Worked Irwin < > loll, In th** puiiii ¡Fl IgAliull uf th** ¡itig<* ■■»igt'lirn*h |ili*m in
Bible
Hchool
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10
a.
ns.
rusts
and dj»lrzramn*-níR tacad at aisUNm doUars
All!* liv«/
tv, to th** eaot, making the prelim him *» t Il8* luutii ««m) I»f t)iH V,*I¡4’V
and
forty ranU<llh 40) on the z'Ah «lay ot J^nu^rjf
Pre**d>ing.
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11
a.
m.
■urvey fur the Oregon I i*h*rn.
Mi. 11 s* I >*’»«• i C(*n*i*it,rt*<l oil«« ul >uut|ii*iii
iwa
Preaching........................ .................. H l>. n».
Ñutir« ia harl/y siv«m th«» I will on ths Z?th day
Rankin ami l»n» ire* are Again in the , Grogini*» ki'f At w <n«b i *, mim I Ini'« f-« « ii
Epwortt*
league
..........
.
............. 7 :15 p. in. of Juna.IWJN. at the fr<i»»t *Rr/r of th» rourt h*/*.-«
Held, wmkiug from <>«i«'ll .*< i "- m th*' ! IlujHHiglilv in v «* m Iig *ii'i| by tlii’ <t<>v««rn
A hearty welcome to all,
in Kia/naih Fad«, in th*»aa.d county at 2»*’ lock in
inountain« to Natron«
It I* Indlewd l*l»'ll! < •♦*ul'»gi> Ai r III V«'V Ahull III <>|H* III
th» aft»rrK**/n of th» aaid d*y. a»ll at pubik an*-
I'. CONKI.IN, Pastor,
Ils
liiillvtin*
give«
Ihr
h»lh»«*itig
ittiiorts
that ac I iia I vnnMiruetion work Will I m *
tv»n loth» hitfh**«t b*dd«r f'/r rash, th» folk/win<
Thw Hurt ln*i n ««nd «f iin- v.illi'v oi Suni
asrriwr chciuh
d«arrlbad pr<*tMrrty to wit: lx>ta 7, M. 9 ar.d 10 of
il»i the
done on thit r<»a«l j*i*t a*
im i I ikt* in NiHitlu'ii* <>r»*goii, «• hi I hiiin
I'reai liiug services nrzt Sunday at 11 ««vtiun 34, w* of aw'4. rw 1 q z.f bw *4. atw! loir I
|M>|*tiral situation !• more fu.ly d«\ «*1 •
6 and 6 of a«rtir/n V». township 'Z
of ran«- .
¡i gMitip «>( thr»«” or (olir l¡*ig«» «iirin/**
o'clock a. m. and H o’clock p. m. Sun­
oped. The line from * > l*»ll t«* Naton
•a-t tff Wllla/net tr> Meridian A!**< lot 2 of
w hi« It iiiiit«« lu iorm Atta Riv»*r, tl*«» prhi-
day school al 10 o'clock and B. Y. I*, u. tlon 3, and iota 6 and r, <tf Mctv/n 2. tp .77 a. r
will, according to the llaiiiman l*luiiat
ri|»Al i«*«*<lt*r o( Ihr htk«« from tb** *«nith.
at 7 :1ft p. m. Everyone invited.
east of Wiliarnatt» M-ri'han in K!a*nath «*, ty.
form a part of the roa*| to I m * built ft*>m
I li««*«* spring« •»*•« nr in h «»«mi un i h gi«>n,
Oragen, Uk»n and I« vh -<J
a> t ’ m prop«r*y of
till« city to \atron. ami will, when com­
I'KKHHYTKKIAN CHURCH
tbaasid B H. South worth and Al»**« - »u th worth,
wli**if llit’ir
tolninr i*|>|>r«»x in»i*(<*ly
•
pleted, I m » the main hue of the Hmithern
Bible School Sunday morning at 10 or Ro much »hwrw/f as may b» n»» ** u»ry to *sti*f >
|lM),(MMl gitlton* 14 iiiinnt«* - «ih<l llirir vof*
Pacific, running north ami south
th« aaid judtfm«-nr in fa - of Klamath < -
o'clock; morning worship at 11 o’clock;
Niant ll«»w Ihrmigti W4-t »nul thy *« i**'»n*
Bank against »aid I' B Southworth ar»4 Al >
Hurveying crcwe are at «orb oil the
Christain
Endeavor
at
6:
80;
evening
in»*k«' tlii’tn r»bju«’t«
Hîiiisual Inter»''«!.
M»»Jthw«th w if h ínt»r*--t» ffearwiri.
W(»h
* ioo«e I like sn<l Southern line, mih
<>r rn
worship at 7: :V>, midweek prayer meet­ all coala an*! dixburaOTnentji »hr* ha
Ahd lin ir soitrc«« h**’? s L givn b«*4*ii t pi,/
headquarters at Aliuran
A part of tl r
ing on Wednesday evening at 7: 30; asante.
rh» t«> loditi inv<»stignlof«
erva I m at work naar New Pine Creek,
XiiiM Oben chain, Sheriff
teachers meeting on Saturday evening
btiinin<*r l.nk«* Vallivi* 4 *h*pi**M*ioii
Datada* Klamath Fail* Or«
May
1 «/-
about II miles south of l.akwiea
The
at 7: 30. Regular session meeting the
lM»r«l*’r»’«l on tin* w'«**t Mii'l north by r*»n
f„2* 6-2'
rec«*nt vialtof Chief I'ngiiiwi Wu*. Hood
first Monday of the month at 7:30.
spi<*iiotiN cliffs <>( ¡»(»tait un i on fin* ra i
of Ihr Southern Pa«*ifl< . ami I. I . Cal*
Antidot. Fur a Tirad Mind.
The Mens Club meets the first Thurs­
l»v l'iwt’r rini* ni lin* »410«* hi4t<*risl
"Tl I-' U lliin , fur n tired sud day evening of the month at 8 o'clock
vin. vice pre*i<ivnt of the S. p. and pre
Ol*»» l*lg«- ’fteuni, ChrWMUCAi* River,
NUIILL EUR PlHLKAIIOS
*
i
'
'1 Huit I know <>f Is work."
*<|ent of the <i ooms I nk» A -oulhrili to
The Ladies Aid society meets I tie sec
**»>Hig m tlo* ao » m 4««4| moiiiitum« w» f of
-I
In
u doHDlowu lawyer
.Northern California and bouthern Ore
Vnited Stat«» Land Off1
., r, I«a«.«
ond
Thursday
afternoon
in
the
month
III*- b** in, dim’hgrgvs into it through a
i >. nli .I
parndoxlcsl.
1
April 2. I »*
gon, it is thought ana in connection
Not lew ia harvby <tvrn tha' in complianr* wi*lt
rohftpicuou« canyon, but tin* flow of this
I.ut I I* III elpllltll
IVIlCt» I at 2 .'10. The Indies Missionary socie­
with the resumption of work on some of
the prwiatons of the a< t of < - • g: -
t
e n...k..| ..i, i u problem until my ty meets the fourth Thursday of the 1W7H, antitlwl "An az t for th*- *aU of t.mlitr land-
ntr<*utu i« le-'« (lian liiat ••( Un» girut
the pro|H>ie«l line«. I’hey madr n tlior
in
tha
Stat«-w
zyf
California,
Oregon
ada *«
■ I I* Il .
> I fiu.I Ito* I hm . I way to month at 2: 20 o’clock.
»prtngM at tiiv lira«!
th«» \ulli*’.
Wa«hin<V<r> Tarritziry," »• *-rt««r.«i« <1 •>. all j>ub •
«nigh investigation of the California
ll«
I
I*
to
plllltg««
luto
S
to
G
ho
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T.
P
ratt
.
iarwJ
wtatr.i
by
act
of
Aur
*
t
t
John
Kenn*
IL»* tciiipi'i mi un- r <>f ilo« \ iii R* v « i
Northeastern, ami al»o id the lino of the
of k laoMilh raita
f B
tally «I Fer. ul iH'oblem
Pastor.
Xow, my holt
HAll'IN X) »b«gt <•«** Ol Ilion1 l*l»O\4* th*
Or«*on,haa fil«J in th;» .If.- io« **» .rn »talam*-
<h*ute |.ake A ‘■'••ull'rrn ihai uhere it
by Is I ’ >'■ ..i| In
uiul Hiere »re s
No
for th* pur'-haas of the *
• ♦
m**an unnmil t cm (»er 111 uroot th*« r«*gi<>n
The Bonanza Bulletin «»)• the ma­
great «
leave* the lusin line of the Southern Pi*
I uxz.llug Hilliip» almut pho
I ml lent«« i hat i In- opting« n«* from <l«*pt h« tognipl i wli.'li I phiiigi’ luto There chinery for Bonanza's new flour mill w. M.. and wi offer pi
< ili<
The Siticlc* ««I lnco*|M>n«t*on Im
Bought ia mor* aluabia for it» t.rnh»-r and aUzr.r
lijuo l»*4«l «n m»«r«« I m «I«* w . A* tli«* •urfa« *’ suit I* i
n I«. i or
> of this sort ba. I*een abip|>rd and it ie expected to than fur a<r*eulfural parpoMe. and to e
tins new route provide that Alulrrton.
h>a claim Urfure County
<f Kiarr>ath eount>
of
rein
*■» probably a tner«* v**nr«*r, who«*
x.i ion I go Ii.o k to my original arrive here in about a month.
at hi* offk-p at Klanath Fails Gr« g'
«»n M * *ia
< ‘a I., s 11 a 11 I m » the Nnutltern terminal and
• o oiik b refte«bril III uilud. ____________________ the 6th day uf July, ie»-
ttin kn«** * is muri« I« -« tb*n i* th«* alluv­
l.akexiva the Nurthein.
Ha
nan
<-
a«
witnenM-»-
’> ii nag«« Io »olve It too i ~
—~
ium that forma tin* vaR«*y ft » *r, it *«• mol I
C Crav»'
Jtmrroe MH nr.
Ralph
Il *a quite rv idrnl tbai llatrimsn in­
Administratrix ftotke
Vaughn. Fred Janaaen. all < f Kiamarh Fall- Or--
probable liiat the waters ti»<* from (l»r ì li it 1. win I i i I«tal.i :i durk room
tends to inon«»|Mih/e the Oregon terr*
nt my of! e ■ ! l.< ep nil »ort» of cbeiu-
gun.
Notice ia hereby given that by order
umh rlying r»M-k* al*»ng urn* *»r. more of
Anj s:i>! a I .......... •
aimiog *4v«r
lory, and in order to make hi* plans sue«
It ah c >n In ‘I
It». <1 to try to clear
of the County Court of Klamath County, atM’vr <!t*»rribp 1 and« are r< ««-«m d to nl- n
th** Ii« «••« o(eu«y |»4*--i*g«* lift 'rJ«*«l I»v li,«* my h«*.«d by
► I.-ep. I.ut It didn't work-
ces«lul lie must get his r<»a«lt under a ay
thia office tbrir ««al<l claim« on or before Ibe
Oregon, mad«* and entered on the 10th aaid 6th day of July, lia*«
fttulls or fiavluic plan* s liiat limit the n<t with t!)i iit
«y rate So. If 1 at
lM'f«»re the field is invailr I hy the ‘ ••»ul«l».
J. N WATBOX. R««uiter
valley
But even if the spring« y**4«l truupt to
<1li< < tly after puzzling day of June. 1908, Mary E. Coulson baa
I.ake\ivw people feel col»fi*lent that they
4-14-<-2l
1 rock waters !r<*m «h’pthi», tbu s«»ur««* of over a <*a I a** I w hl i.e m..I tliluk <>f my l*en sp|«ointed administratrix of the
a *11 have a railroad aillnt* a few yearw,
of nh
sleeping
• I. Inm«
•
d 'I «»f
vplnit
For tbi* estate of Ebenezer N. Coulson, ds-
tnv«r water« Hill remain* unknown. I•»■••!
lor tl Harriman d«**»* not build they feel
i I l.m* f«.iin»'il the theory tbnt ceased; and that all persons having
Iin* geologistani tin' (• till«-»l Ktu!«*« ( «<«<>- r>
certain that \ C. ()., »•vt« n ling north
Summons
i!i.- « lire thought of the I claim» agmnst said estate are hereby
logical Kurvey, wliobav«» !>«•«*it Mtmlving •lit!
a ar«l from Reno, a ill lie citen«lrd into
' i <!
»'■I I»»-fun* retiring will knock required to present the same with the In tb*- dr* uil <’our* «4 the .Ma»»* ot Or»f»»n t- r
the r**g*oh, rvje< !«•«! ul • -m »• the ¡«I va tbai
tbs County of Klamath.
I Ake County by the (¡mild**, a ho <’«»**•
<T(I
necessary vouchers and duly verified to Arna Campbell, Plaintiff v< t ■••Jr ■ It <’ami
(I i <* arra* <*A*t adì couti» «»I the spring*«
lr»»l, if they do n«>t »»an, Ibe lit <•
her. the undersigned administratrix, at
bell, drfrndant.
«'»ill«! furtH"h (Ite water*, partially I m -
This Iwing a presidential year. Il I"
Then H* Wai Mad.
her residence at the Colson Farm, or at To Fr*-«1er < k * an.pU li. the ul»*. . named «1« -
C4U««’«if tim ari«|ity m these Ar««as, and
M,
very libel y Dial railroad a* Ihit) a *11 m»t
A
t< h liu 'er.H i professor, Irritai
fendant:
the law office of C. C. Brower, in Klam-
partly liecaiiac tlirir investig4ti«>n« had
In th* name ol th*- Stat*- of ()r* gon, you ar
»•«I to fi nd Hu it I - Ntudeirls had g*t
I m ’ rrMuinnl <»n n very exUiliwiV'« ««*alr
I hut . liito III« bal.lt «•f phi« Ing their lints and ath Falls, Oregon, within six months hereby required to appear an*1 answer tn-
revealed ^truciolai «'»•million*'
until after the nouilnatiotir I» av «- I ntii
would temi to prevent »he ri*cu!ati«*n d I .'an*-« on li Is <!■ k Inwt» id nf In the from the «late of this notice; and per- complaint filed a<ain»i you in th»- s I hm c en
dr« ule ! up Hl
the waler west ward to tl»«« (»«tut nt i toskr
"¿tic» I Unit the next " .ns know ing themselves to be indebted title*! ault, on or b* f«»n- Thur^lav, tl.- Il’.h <!■
of June, A 1». IW>. being the la-t «lay ot *h-
wliicli it isxii«'-*. Kortti an*! wr-t of tin« irti. I«.
I
I phf «*<! there Would to the said estate are requested to call
tlme prescribe«! in the order for *Ue pubn- a
1
i
e
destroy*
<!.
at
««aid
residence
or
said
law
office
and
>
e
days
Inter
tin*
pro
Held For Robbing U. S. Mails aptings, liuwcvcr, is a mountainoUM ic-
tion of thi* »urnmon*
Tl»e firn publication
f*»siK>r
»
¡i.
i
n
lied
fur
n
moment
from
make atatement and settlement of same thereof being on the 7th day of May, 1908. If
It was the neStlietlc !s**r, it arrlu*. gn u, not wrll known #«♦*»!• *ghallv, but
i tin* cl»»« r<H.iii
V t d«*lit hllp|MHl Into
you fall co to appear and answer f«r want
Dated this llth day of June, 1908.
an I her longing« f»»r higher mi l finer including an ar« 4 that is w**li timl**'r«*«l 1 lit. (.rii at»- »<■
I »
.,•«•«I with the
M ary E. C oulson . Administratrix thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court
In tliis tiro6-««or's ®
tilings, that led to the downfall <»f Mr«. ami lias triadsdy bigbrainhtH
tor the relief prayed fur in the complaint b*-re­
'
!. Il lie | lactsl cou
| C. C. Brower. Att’y for Estate.
in, vic, for a <l«Hre«' di»» living the bonds of
Nellie I*. Ragan, former a**U’»tm*t p «t- region ri*»« «^progne ami W i II ihíh - h «plctioualy <
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Rivers,
I«»tli
Hire
uiun
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*
<•«.
<i«|t
rabh*
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matrimony now existing betwe-n pla i »: i .
lm*, teriin»** I ntid trembled
The pro
iniMtresa st Royston, it* tbi« county and
and
d«-feti>1ant an<l that plaintiff may r< a
at «»nr liiuo known s« the cowgirl quern tune. 1' i* 1 rnbablr that the aurfac«- < f fc.Mir, on i* :ruli g nmw (he hat,
SunimoRs
•ume her maiden name, an ! that the plaintiff
'
thought
«<*ni
lliis
mountain
region
pr<
-*'nt«
nr«*.«««
<4
•
i
v
<»b*tinnte
Mtudent
uf southern Oregon, again at whom an
have the sole custody, control aud • are of her
tiad I» m * ii dr
I into bis hands, and. In the Circuit Couat of the Stale ot Oregon for daughter. Ata <*brlst;nsCampbell, her person
Indictriientcontaining l>»ur muni« bs» (Mirons ru<ks vap.d»lo <•( absorbing tlir
the County of K'.amath.
tnLlnr out his I.
be cut (be offend-,
I m ‘«'U returned hy a folvral grand jur\ inni wrtl«*r liiat fall* U|*>n it. and tl»-»«-
EvaM Bryant. Plaintiff. vs, Tb»^>lor J. Bo­ an«* e»tate forever, and for su-'h oth-r an t fur
ItiK nrtli'le to f.
while vainly At- ant. Drleuadant
tber relief as toU« and Equity pertains.
sum *lining the charge of robbtng the ««•• a » air regard« 4 a* tii* uumt pmbablv tempting to eoi
• « I the winlh* of tri
Tbl* summons is served t*y publication
To Tbeador J. Bryant, the above named de-
uv in Mirlt
I'nilr l State* mails which had I m on ■outre <>f ihr wntrr« tliat
thereof in the K laiuatb KepubHcan l*y • r<le '
tinipli Hut p'i • 1 :• I mh K hie counte- fendant
*r.«t
volume
4t
tile
Npfiiig*.
placed Ag4in«t her two month« ago.
: nain e
1 «• u i hi a wry bad temper In the name ol the Htate of Oregon: You are of lion. Henry L Benson, ie ot the Judges of
the First Judicial District
th« .-' «tv of *>n-
\n*»>ng other fanev Article« that Mm.
the next day
hereby re«*u*rrd to appear and answer tLecom
gon, made, dated aud tiled hi this suit, a-
That tlie K«'«ebtirg b**-n*»rv vaili op-
plaint file«! against you In the above entitled
Ragnn It accus'd of having taken from
Klainath Falls, Oregon ou ibe 2nd day of May
«uIt on or before the IMtb «lay of June, 190 m .
the I'ntle«i State* inAilrt and t uvertr«! t > rrntr u!u*r tin* fb«l «lay «>( July •<*euiR
l*i.»9. which said order requires that »un*n:un?
that bring the last day of the time prescribed
Dividing the Trout Family.
in ibis suit be published once a week fur per­
her own use «rr two sofa pillow covers, quilt* •Virlvli! at thia tiiiic. the mAuAgo-
in th» order for publication of this summon»;
’I be m*iJ«>rlK « f naturalism divide
each of which wa< addrr«*rd to other iiM-nl having com (»let <**l all nrratig«-
the order directing the first publication thereof iod of six successive sad consecutive week-
(be Halm », • . «almon. trlt»e luto four l«» I m - on the 7th da> of May, 1*0*. and to con from the 7th day of M iy, ly ♦*.
partons« Then pretty petthxMts and mciit« to ti*auufarlure twoipamtic«* I m *« !
H. W. Keesee.
simm l«»s the •» I mon. the aea trout, the tinuv for six succesaivs asd consecutive weeks
fancy hoar, rrvam rul«»red an«l dainty a iM Verag*’ containing ul» »tit 1 per c«»n(
Attorney for Plaintiff
br»M>k trout and the lake trout. Scan- if }uu fail to answer, for want thereof, plaintiff
nlc«»ho)
itiHtcA'I
«>(
three
j»«»r
cent
a
*
c
»n-
blur union suita me nl*-u mentioned in
John W Wright,
dinarlan zoologists retfuce these four will apply to tbs Court for the relief as prayed
5-7 6 1!
Counsel.
the indictment as hating I m - tii among tninu«| ;n the erat w ¡»lie l»**«*r n- hi inti- to two pt.
«almon and trout—cun- lor 1n tne plaintiff »complaint, that !s to say,
the effects which Mrs. Ragan r«»ntis» at (Acture«! bv this firm
¡i
.:i ie iliiTrii nt kinds uf trout ■ that the bond» of mat iuiony now existing be-
Several <»( the na I oour will tian lie this i • n■ (•'i x i « !’• m «J one specie*. There . tween plaintiff and ^defendant be dissolved.
rd from the channel* «•! I’nclr Sam‘s
*11 nult-d and held lor naugbt. and that plain­
mad service. But in keeping ait aye •‘drink" and “vern lo belirv»» that lhev I* lift! .*.>nbt alwvnt the Identity of the
tiff be awarded the cuitody of Virginia and
lake
ti
uf
.«»
d
the
I
r«M»k
trout,
and
ex-
will
I
m
*
*!»
’
»
«•
lo
clear
n*»
m
irh
H
n
«t
in-»re
o|*rn for dr'icAte articles ot All ornn*
j Tbyra Bryant. and for such other and further
p«
b.
Mr.
CJIgny
with
the
fish
mental nature. Mr«. lUgati di«l not, ac­ n*«»li«*y tliAii piwi'Misly, then* ln*it»g n<>
relief as (be Court may deem just and eqult-
-*
> France make It appear i able.
of
cording to tlirrhargr «»( th»’ government li«'t»n*v rt*q’ilre«l l'»r selhng this article*
tl at li..* I i.o more doubt about the . This summon*
is served by
p u b-
official*, o'er look the nrcrw*it.r* of Ilf«-. The ice plant will alao tw* opetnfrd. it
Identity <>f the common trout aud the 1 lleatlonin the Klamath Republican a weekly
SALEM, OREGON
Fur the evidence show* that «Uc|* ar­ lM«ing tlir intention o( th«* stock hohlere sea trout.
, newspaper printed and published at Klamath
ticles of wear a * coracta, <«»i«vt covers, of tlie concern to make the b.Mt of the
If there I.C a difference betweeu the Fall«, Oregon, by order of Hon. Henry L. Ben-
Complete Stock of frulf.
white w«ts and many other piece* <d i situation —• (*iiii*|nA \ alley News.
adult, of tlie two varieties there II | »on. Judge of tho above entitle«! court, date*!
Shade and Ornamental
I May 4th. I» n
dress and good* had I m *«* h taken In Ihr
m
i
e
l.-tweeii
the
fry
The
fry
of
the
Lakeview is going Htralily forward
F II. Milla.
two kind, . innot I.** <II<|Inguishcd one
woman accused,
57
6
II
Attorney
for
plaintiff
.
atvording tn llio*»«» who <'<»iur from
frmn the oilier until the trout, leaving
<>nr of the count* hi tin* indictment is there.
In dlRcuitsing th«* -itnnti«»n fresh water, seek. lira, kish water In
that Mrs. Ragan took charge of a »««fa Fr<»*«*<*i)ting
Summons
Attorney
XV. .1. X|,»oie. prep .ration for acclimatizing Itself III
pillow cover ladonglng to Mi*«. Ada Erb said: ''Tin* t«»wn is now Inlier than it
R. G, ROSS. AGENT
»nit
Tills takes place from May to In tlie Circuit Court of tha State of Oregon for
at Bly. Tld« wn« rnther a fan« y affair, hA« •• Ver been. Bniblings nr«- going up
the County of Klamath.
Tilly during will h time the f-y of the j Seth
Cui.
plaint
iff.
vs.
I»enna
A.
C
om
.
defendant
BOX 175
and particularly attiactivr to the «•>»*. in every part of the itv, an l we arc . 1'imoii or brook trout. If brought Into
KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
The cover m made of | m »* ia I car l-
This (»utting i*|» an <*legant c«mit I ioiin «*. Iu k 'i w nter. gradually assumes the 1 To Mnna A. Cox. the abm-e named defendant.
In tha name of the State of Orason: You are
was taken, it is charged, N ovvui I h i I s . I be w«»rk ,»n this striu'tnr«* 1- g'*ing livery of tic salt water Hull There II hereby mjulred to ap*»ear and answrer the com­
Another sola pillow cover had l*r» n «ent •long nicely uti l when it in tlni**he«| no loom r r doubt, according to this plaint filed against you in the above entitled suit
to Mis. Ilrrs Cloptnn «»f B »nanm, but Lak** countv will hnv«» a tlm» conrt freu, h oolugl-t. that the sea trout aud ! on or liefore the lNth day of June. 190*, that being
ha«l I mm » ii aidettacked by the luonntmil hoi*“«*. The large lloiirm ■ mill n also the Iu. .k trout arc one and the same the last day of the time prescribed,in the order for
s|><..... «
The >e;i trout are n branch 1 l>ubhcatkm of thia summons; the order directing
poetin lit reat>.
th ing built, an<| it w ill I m * a big help tn of the brook trout
If some of them that the first publication thereof being on the
Miss Maggie l.eonar«l of Bly, come in the town. Conditions are g«»<hl ine\<*iv
CHANGE OF TIME
ale liatched ns «en trout, many others ‘ 7th day of May, 190 and continue for aix succea-
)«»vc an«t conaectutiva week», and if vuu fail so to
for mote thing« l«»und in | h .»’ < »•ion of way.
arc linli bed n« brook trout, and those answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply
Mrs. Rngiiii than any of the others who
Repotts alate that in th«* northern young II.Ii In dc en.llng the river« tie- t«» the court for the relief prayed for in the plain­
lost article« ill the mail and who gave
trout New York World. tiff's complaint, that is to say.
(»art ul Hninlhil.lt nn«l Elk«» counties, I-I me true
t**timonv bof«»rr lhegraii<l juror?*,
That the Ikind* of matrimony now existing be­
Nexada, the snow hi lullen t«» it L'pth
tween the plaintiff and defendant be disaolvad,
leonard claim« a petticoat, two
Where He W*e.
AND
of nu»r«» than (our i« »*t ii * the (»n«t few
a nnuled anil hel«t for naught, and for such other
suits, four while w«tH und the
I'olllpoUH Judge (to little gill Iti the I
days, nib ! thftt tlumiand «»( shr«‘p have
relief as the Honorable Court may deem just and
h Itiic-H I. om -W. is your father under
nuiiilM«r of corset cover*.
cq 11 i table.
peii»h«*(l. Many l»ainls «»( •»l»«‘«*p, unul»lv
file lutlucnce of alcohol when your
Mr*. J. E. E«l*iill «»f Bly, claims a cor* to r«*a« h the valley « are slowing n | irv
This summon-« is served by publication thereof
art which Mr* Ragan had when the mi- ■ ing nnd freezing t«* death. Many <>f th«« mother »truck him with the pokerT in the Klamath Republican a weekly newspaper
Little Girl No. air; lie tin« unde* the printed and published at Klamath Fall.1«, Oregon,
I
tlmrities aearched her home.
owners ar«* having trails nm«l«’ l»y I ioim ’ n tltehen table.—London Telegraph.
by order uf H«»n. Henry R Benson. Judge of th«»
Mr*. Ragan is Imt 22 years oil. She
and me putting forth every effort to
shove entitled c«»urt. dated May 4th. 1908.
has a baby only a lew months of Ago.
F H. Mill*.
drive their sheep from th*» «li»o|> nuow
Chai. Horton was in the city from
5-7 6-11
Khe was formerly Miss Nellie Bauer und
Attorney for plaintiff.
S ovh I Bro*., wIm <»un many *he«’p in
-plague River \ alley, where he has a
ah ii girl rode the tnnge for her fat her
Neva«la, Idaho and I *lif<onia, nr«» re-
Notice to Creditors
large niiiiibei of cattle on pasture. He
DAILY SERVICE
wlm wa* in the cattle hualness in Lake
ported I«» be the h«’AvivHt loser*.
In the county Court of the stale of Oregon
suys the shortage of beef throughout the
county.
Effective April 10
There at «» .’UM) r-iirvivoi* of the Indian Kail will affect the price of lieef in this for the County of Klamath.
Bert Ragan, her husband, who wa*
In the matter of the estate of Geortc W. Mta-
From
Klamath
Falls to San Francis­
wars
left.
Alth«»ugh
the
ulllcial
«
oiint
section if Inner« from that part of tou, <lecrs<e<1.
airvHtvd on the belief that In» had been I
co and all points between Thrall
The
Notice is hereby given that th«' I ms will and
implicated in the thefts, is no! to l»e I has not yet been made it was figured the country should coin* here.
and same:
Leave Klamath Falls ... 4: Ot) a . M.
tried, the grand jury reporting that they that there wer«* fully that many itutli- in o ket on I he coa.t hai not improved, test anient of George W. Ma«h»n, deceased, ha a
been
duly
proven
end
admitted
to
probste.
Arrive
at Spencers.
.. 7:30
hud failed tn find a true bill of infor­ ered in th«’ convention hall of the owing I.> the fact that San Einnciaco ia And I hi* I Henrietta G. Muion lias been dulv
Leave Spencers at ........ S: 00
the
niiniini
veterans'
nRHorintion
at
liot
living
the
amount
of
i»t«»ck
tlmt
it
Appolnte«!
as
executrix
thereof.
mation against him.
Arrive at PokegamH... 11: tn»
All pvr«onft having clAim* sgainat «aid
did a few years ago.
«•xtAte are hereby requested to present the
Royston is a relay «Iago station near meeting.
I.v Pokegama, K.L. K.K.ll: I'«
hr
me
with
proper
voucher«,
within
six
month«
Considering the fart that ‘‘« arceh a
Arrive at Thrall . .
1: 15 r. M.
The Soililleni Pacific nn<l California from dale of thia notice, to the undersigned, or
Bly. Mrs. Ragan took charge of the
l.«*ave Thrall. S. P R. R.
the A merit au Hank a Trust Co . In the city
¡Miatoffice last fall while the |*ostintotivRR iiihii in Attendun« «* upon tho convention Jim t liea’tern depot is now I « ha ted on At
ol Kl«mAth Falls, Oregon
train No. 15.................. 2: 25
listed st Klamath rails, Oregon, thi« fir«t
moved to Bonanza in order to give I in umler 70 year* «»f age, tho iiuiii I ht of it- new site at a point where the Cali-
Arrive at San Francisco, 9: 2X A. M.
.lay of May. 1MU*.
survivor*
mid
lh»**r
general
health
is
a
loim
i
Xortlu
a
dern
Railroad
leave,
the
her chi’dirn an opportunity Io attend
29 hours and 28 minutes, Klamath
Henrietta G .Ma*ton,
rein Aik Able tu*titnoni*l to the etrength mainline. A largo crew of men were
Kxecutrlx of the last w ill and teatament of
Falls to San Francisco. . Train No.
school.
George" Maatou. deceam*«!
13 on S. P. leaves Thrall 5: 5-1 p. m ,
.'.■iipiisi all last week in moving the
Mrs. Ragan will probably !>«* tried l><* mid hardihood «»f thei arlv pioneer and
arriving
at San Francisco 11 :’S a m.
foie Judge Wolverton in I lie I lilted the healthfuln«» * «»I tlie N*»rlh Parith’ di p I to its now site. Considerable im-
Klamath Falls to Portland
(too Reward, $100.
prmeinenl is lieinc made in Hie wav of
Htale* dinli n t Court Home lime during *'i .i »I country
1-eave Klamath Falls a above
l ie'r. s.lers ..I this piper will l>e plr.w .t lo
Leave Thrall S P. train No. IO. I 32
enlarging il.
I In
was very much learn that there la at least one .IreadeJ dleease
the nuiiiinvr, ui powsibly not until next
Th«» Piii’itic t'onl 1 "inpuiix ol L oh
p. m., arrive at Portland 7: .'<« a. m.
m i .led, owing to the fact that the Ilia aeleuce baa been able to cure in all Ila
fall.
Angele" Cid., has paid |IO,OOO upon the
27 hours and 55 minutes, Klamath
stag«!, and that la catarrh, llall'a Catarrh
The amount of bail wa* fixed at II.- piircliARe prie«’ of the M«’«l(<»r»l co d mine amount of freight and baggage lias very
Falls to Portland.
Cure la ibe only posit I re rare now known to
materi nly increased of late.
From San Francisco to Klamath
000.
the medical fraternity. Catarrh beln« aeon-
having done nin«* month ol develop
Falls
-lilutlonal .11-caw. requires a conatiiuiional
mold
woik
and
being
««»ntident
tlmt
Leave San Francisco at 2 2u p m ;
Work wan tmgun on th«* new Library
trcaiment. Hall'a Catarrh Cure la taken in
2500 Acres free
arrive at Thrall at 6: 04 a. m.
building last week, and is pr<»gie* ing they httv*» an iinmcnM’ body oie<»:d, that
lernallv. acting directly upon the blood and
Leave Thrall at 6:30 a, m.; leave
I he Lakeside company has 2500 acre* luueoua »url.ee* of the syatam. thereby de-
very nicelv. Th«* building will be 25 only awaits Inking out to make tliein a
Pokegama at 9 a. m. ; arrive at
of laud under the Ausms ditch that it «troyIng Ibe foundation of the dlsraae, and
feet by 40 feet in size, und w ill make • fortun«’, Fifteen lh«»u*«nn<l dollai•« h «lue
Klamath Falls st 5 p. m.; dinner at
September 7. mid
>,00o <>n I*t*«*«*1111»«* 1 will give RENT FREE for one year giving the patient atrenglh by building up
Silencer's
leaving there at 1 p. m.
the
Y.ibrary a conilortable home.
I his include* the use of the land and the constitution and aa.latlng nature In doing
Shortest time ever.
26 hmirs and
It. work Th» proprietors kava so much talih
The
renter
mu«t
clear
and
There in no doubt that when the ear- 7, which will close th»’ «leal.
water,
I
40 minutes. San Francisco to Klam
J. W. Jory
began work on Ins place the land in cultivation, The rent- In Ha curative powers that they niter llue
(tenters get through with it un«l the
ath Falls. No other route does it.
er geis all the crop but we reserve the Hundred Polsrstor any cate II tall, to cure,
ladies of the Libraiy association take contract « hi the g<»vei nment lateial*
This ia the cheapest and best way;
send tor Hal ot lealtinonlala.
right to iHiiture the stubble.
II»’ has all of his niAcldilery
charge, it will be mad«» one of the pret­ this week.
fare $5 in either direction between
F. J.CHKNKY A CO .Toledo, O.
Tne Lakeside Company,
Thrall and Klamath Falls.
Sold by druggists. Tie.
tiest plaien in town, l ake ('ountv Ex on the gruuml and is now gathering In
J Frank Adams, Manager,
Take Hall'araally Puts for Coaiilpatlon
Marrill, Oregon
stuck and supplies.
a miner.
Oregon Nursery Co.
Trees. Shrubs, Vines
Klamath Lake R.R
McIntire-Straw
Stage Line
Long Lake
Lumber Co.
LUMBER
Cabinet Work, Sash und Doors,
AH Kinds of Mouldings,
Hand sawing and Turning.
Odd-Si red
ttoors
&
Windows
PHONE
n
Specialty
381
All kinds of Finishing Lum-
her now on hand.
Large assortment of I )oors
and Windows made up and
ready for immediate • !♦•-
livery.
Can furniHli an ordpr on the
grounds for any sized bnild-
ing within twenty-Jour
hours.
Large stock of Flooring in
three grades.
\V. O. HUSON,
Xo. 7167
Manager
REPORT OF THE <'< »SDITIO.X OK
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
>( Klamath Fall*, at Klamath Fall*, in the "tate of Or»-*.’ 1
of busine«*. May 14, 11MJ8.
at »'
-«•
DOLLARS
RESOURCES
Ix»ans and Dtaconnt*............................................................
f
< >ver<lrafts, secured an«i unsecured...................................
F. S. Bonds tn secure eir ulation................................... ..............
Bonds, oecuritiet, etc .......................................................
..........
Banking boil-* . in-rnture an.| fixtu/*-.».
other real eatate o»ne.l
......................................... ..............
I>ue from State Banks an»i Ba »kers................................... ..............
Due from approve»! reserve agents ................................... ...............
Checks an«l other cash ¡teats.............. .............................. ..............
Eract onal paper currency, nickel- an.t cent.............
..............
lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz: >t>eeie.
...$11.833 2»»
I^egal-tender note?. 1,1 »5 OO
Rerleinption (un*l with 1’. 9. Treas. (5 ¡>er cent of circulation).
Total
*
84.333
3,76®
10,060
15,467
3,109
640
1,623
14,643
1.361
303
41
92
00
35
06
50
91
10
82
71
13.018 20
VX) 00
.......... «148,749 97
.........................................................................
DOLLARS
LIABILITIES
Capital stock pai l in
...
>arplus fun.i.. ........
. .
.................... ..
I’nJivided profits, less ex|*en«*s and taxes paid . .
National Bank note« outstanding
................... ..
line to other National Banks
.
...............
Due tu State Bank« and Bankers.
..........
Due to Trust Companies and Savings Banks
Dividends unpaid................................... ..............................
Individual deposits subject lo check
.........................
Demand certificates of de|>osit
...............................
Certified Checks ......................................................................
I 25,0)0
5 000
2,883
10,000
668
982
..............
3.818
..............
000
........ 92.566
7,829
000
....
..............
..............
............
Total.................................................................... ...........
00
OO
71
00
47
41
»8
00
81
59
00
»148,749 97
S tatz of O beoox , i
County of K! aid ath.)
1. W. A. Delzell. Cashier of the above-named bank, do so!etnnl v
swear that the above statement is true to the best of niv know ledge an!
l*lief.
W. A. DELZELL. Cashier.
Subscril»ed and ?w«»rii t«» Iwfore mo this 22nd «lav of Msv, 1908.
P. L. F ocxtsix , Notary Public.
C orrkct —Attest:
<». v\ . WHITE,
■ Directors.
.1. W. SIEMEN 8.
SxAi.j
GEO. T. BALDWIN,)
This n*|*ort is <>ne ol at l,*a*>t five that will be published during year and
is (or the information of the depositors and other-.
In addition at least
two personal Government inspections are made. We would appreciate a
l>ortion <>( your patronage.
< City Meat Market
~MEISS & ARMAND
PROPRIETORS
ALL KINDS OF FRESH, SALT
AND SMOKED MEATS
SAUSAGES OF ALL
KINDS
7VVIDWKY
ÆL SHOP
General Blacksmithing and Wagon Work
Livery and Feed Stable
Both Saddle and Driving Horses
Pitone 456
CHAS. R. BALDWIN Kunaih Hills
A. G. DUHME
BUYS
TIMBERLAND
Oftke in First National Bank Building.
LAKtVItW, OREGON