Klamath republican., May 20, 1909, Image 2

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NEWS.
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Mr and Mrs. Trame) and Mr. and
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Mrs. Geo. Keifer Vlsltod
¡of J. I. Milla Bunday.
8am Short and (Joo. Trniuol weul
i to Pou Valley lust week alter mimo
I horses.
Mr. Harris has finished th«» job ot
grubbing sugo brulli on J. Stuvur'a
I luniio'.dciid
Mr. aud Mrs. G. W. Melatilo and
i'l'uuilly vUllud the toruiur'a pin outs,
.Mr ami Mrs. J 8. Mills, Sunday
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BIG REDUCTIONS
O i all Dry Goods «nd Shoes
Still in Force
MORE GROCERY SPECIALS
SO POI M» HACK A .70
.SO
SO Poi M» HACK
t .oo
SO IMI ND NICK
IOO POI MKS 7.0.»
14 POI N UH 1.00
... IS IS »UNIX!» 1.00
........... 14 INH'NDM ■ .on
», GROUND
SALT..........
SALT
Ifi
Al IMRSB rwict >
A. E. CRANCE & CO. X’ÏÏS.*«-.«
tennis touiïnex
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MERRILL ITEMS.
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GALE HAPPENINGS.
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\ few uirgaixs .
Five loti. »Igii.lv location, 91600
Can loan 9.'50 on the deal.
A nice cottage with l>nih, lern««
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A good l»iiv
I lot. 91700
I A arge residence, fi' e lot. 9X600
Three cottages on three Iota Room
« in ui.ii foi another cottage; 92250.
MAHON A SLOUGH
If a member of your family died,
would you prlut thu ruaoullluns on a
billboard
Slot» Itcward, >100.
lliuu a year prior to submitting his
«III b* pleuv.l tu
final proof on said entry, tiu* aald Thn ri'«il»ra <>( tlila
Iraiii lliai lhi<ru la al I* sii, <*nu dri*a<li*il dia. *«e
oonloutao luid iximplotoly ;«baiidotu»<l lliat ai li misi liaa t., •• *, alili, lo rum lu all Ila
.«aid land and miidi* hla homo also »la,.-, ami llial la (alatili llall'a L'aiarrh
whoro, except for tin» visit mad«* to l'uir la Ilio uni) |>>i.iu*a ruta lima kuuwu lu
ihr uieiliral haivrnlly. l'aiarrh L«*lng a «un.
mid tract of lund al tho time of aiu.ninnai
«li«.«... rn|iiii>a a ruioiiiuoeual
ploughing, ua lieii’iu »•'• forth; that maiini'iil llall'a l'aiarrh Cura la labrum-
ills ullegod ubH.iii'o from mild land 1.1 «lo ai'i.ni Un. < u> ui‘iui liti. I i >. h -.| and
was uot du« to bls employment In lu... un« aro’*, .ir ul tirar a)»l.tu, lle-o b> da.
in*' luuhilain.il
Ilio dlaaaw, and
I lie Amiy, Navy or Mulino »'«»<p« of alili)!*.*
, . ut Ih« i«l mi am nati, hy h.illdlng up
tin* ILlllod Siale« Ilk U privalo rolli thv i'«u*llli>ii<.*i ati.l aaai.l usi.* ut* in iluing
l«*r, officer. uiMtmau or marina, during u.M ia. Il<< piiq.ini- . (,»«<■ •«* luuuii lauh
ilia war with Spain or during uu> lu ila «ulani«. |«uawr* mal ih« y oliar lyua
lluiiilia.l I i -. i • ii.r «ny «-*»* li laila lu aura.
other wui In whbli Iho Uuilod Llul. » «. ini htr Ila. ul ’o.*‘hi.iii‘a'a
tiny tn* engag'd, and that said
pnrtli'M uro hereby notified to lip
Mil Prod Noel Invi soli her forty
pear, reupond and offer evident«*
aciua of timber, located about tlx
touching «aid
mild allegiAlous
ullegialona at 10 miles northeast of town, to Frank
o'clock a. in, on May 21, 1909, b
Moorland.
tore it. M. Rtehiii d:«in, U. H Com
tulmloner, at Klumalb Falla, Oragun,
and (lint fiuiil hciirlng will b«< li«ld
al 111 o'clock u. m., ou Juno 9, 1909,
bvfor.* Um Roglalor and Receiver ut
tho United Hates Lund Olile» at
laikovlow, Oregou
We Iurte solilo ilenirsblc lami
J. N WATSON.
Register.
Io twcltsnge for Ini|*roviu1 |>ro|>-
Tho aaiid coulcstant having, l M
rrly
l*i
li In umili
Full»—land
proper affidavit, ill« .«I March 16.
Huit wilt be Irrigativi,, fait for
1909, sot fotth facts which show
wlil< li waler la no yoC r«M«ly.
tl at after due diligence personal ser­
vice of thia notice cannot be made,
N oun * «iiolc«’
I«äug« II
Valley
it la hereby ordered and directed
land to exchange tor Inni! under
that such notice bo given by duo and
Irrigation near li lull talli Falla.
proper publication.
J N. WATSON.
Register
4-1 5- 10
II VIE VOI
NOTICED THE
BUY LOTS NOW
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Tho sei'ond annual tennis tourna-
E. li. Hammond and Walter Eller ment for tbo championship ot tho
are teariug out the bridge over the Middle Pacific Coast will bo held oti
laikuvlew, Oregon.
old dilch iu front ot tbe llamiuoud Wednesday, Juno 2nd. and following
days
on
the
grounds
uf
tho
Klatawa
March 24. 1909
ranch.
A autUcient «ontosi ulthlavlt hai-
Mr. and Mrs. M Giacomint aud Tennis Club, Seventh street aud
GOING IP IN
bo«-i» tlhwl in thia utile«* by John B.
childreu spent Sunday iu Merrill as Klamath avenue.
Tbo events will bo as follows
Voliuier, Dorris, Calif . co nt «•■in ut,
tbe guests ot Mr. aud Mrs. Will
Garrows.
1 Gentlemen's singles;
open, against houie.,1« 11 entry No. 2957.
In U m * • In ull < <iur( «•( tbe Hlau- <•(
Those attending the dance at Mer­ championship of the Middle Pacific April 83, 191)3, tlaal certificato No.
Onguu, For ilu' <«>uuty
0333, Issued August II, 1908
1908, for
rill from Gale May 7th wore; Horace Coast.
u( Kiaiiuiiii.
thu
WVxNWVi,
SICIANW'k.
NEV,
. SKtiNW',.
2— Gentlemen's doubles; open
Hickcuan, Miss Vesta Todd, Charles
and o. <'. APPIJMJATK,
B
A
Bradburn
and Jano IL ad- J
SWi,.
Sec
13.
T.
4
1
8
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It
7
M..
3
—
Ladles'
singles;
open
Whitiatch, Neva and lva Whit­
Filth HtnwS, naxtr Main.
burn,
hla
wife.
Plaintiffs,
vs
John
W. M... by William A Oley, In
4 — I aid I os' doubles; open
latch aud Blanche Robinson.
Cotes,
Defendant.
which
It
is
alleged
that
said
William
5- Mixed doubles; open,
Miss Blanche Ivobiusou spent last
Tu the above mi mod défendant, *
First and runner-up prises in^ all A ot oy has utterly failed In ro-
Mouday evening iu Merrill as the
John
Cotoa
spect to iMild entry to comply with
guest o’ Mrs. L. M. Young.
ovonts.
the
public
land
laws
ot
tho
United
in
tho
name of the Slate of Oregon
In ovonts 1 and 2 matches will
Gale school has decreased con-
M
RICHARDSON
i
to appear
sldcrably during tho past week on ac- J be best two of three sets, except In States and the rules and regulations ‘ you are hereby required
count of sickness, w hile others are | the final round, which will bo th« esiabliahod ther».*it*<!er with refer­ I end answer the complaint filed United States Commissioner
unable to w alk on account ot tbe • best ot five sets. All other matches ence» to «Mtabllshlng and maintaining against you In Ilio above entitled
TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD
teudenco upon mild laud; that he did suit on or before tbo 3rd day of
water.
will bo best of three sets.
PROOF TAKEN
not
estabILih
a
residence
In
n
house
Juno. 1909, that beleg tho dale of
Mrs. R. C. Anderson spent Thurs­
The drawings will bo made on the
day i'n Merrill as tho guest ot Mis. grounds on the evening of tho 1st, on said lund within six months from tho I'tJt publication of Hutumona and Office. Third and Mai*’. npjMialt«* City
1,
mi
Guy Merrill.
and all entries must bo rocelved by dale of entry; that he has never I th«» last day within which you are re-
reuldod
continuously,
or
at
all,
upon
qulrud
to
answer
m
fixed
by
order
Mr. and Mrs. Tollo were in Merrill somo memb«r of the committee bo­
on important business.
fore 6 p. m June 1st. The entrance I said tract of land; that he has never of publication of this Summons, nnd
BENSON A STONE
R. C. Anderson had boon trrigat- fan Is fixed at one dollar for each cultivate« or Improv«*! th« mime, If you fall to nppear and answer, the
A TTORNEYS AT LAW
and that hu only protenoo of com- plaintiffs will apply to tho Court
ing tho past week.
player In each ovont.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. T. Algernon and
The rules of the U S N L T A plying with th« homestoad laws was for tho relief <t«mi*-.<'i'<1 In aald com
.barricali lianh
to erect a box house thoreon and a plain*
daughter, Gladys, returned Monday will govern.
and Trunt Hldg.
Sal<l suit is brought for tho pur-. KLAMATH FALLS
from Los Angelos, Cal., xfhero they
Henry Crosby of Centerville, ainull log stable, and Imtuedlaluly
• OREGON
California, will be required to de- thereafter said homretwul entryman pox. of quitting plaintiff .' title to I
report a splendid winter.
Mrs. W. H. Haldley spent Thurs­ fend his title, Tbe club challenge left wild promb«e sad engaged In tho HH14 of tho HE <4 of Boctlon
day afternoon with Mrs. J. H. Hobbs. trophy goes to the winner of the all­ buslutuM in Klamath Falls, Oregon, 36 in Township 3» 8. It 11 Erst ot
C. C. BROWER
and that ho also leaaod and fartno«! Wlllatnutto Morldan in Ktsmath
Mrs. W. V. Whitiatch jipd Mrs. J. comers for ono year's possession.
ATTORNEY AND
E. Whitiatch were In Merrill shop­
Entertainment«—Wednesday. May a tract of land belonging to his County, Orerun, and releasing and
COUNSELOR
AT LAW
ping Wednesday.
2d. Informal reception and musical«. father, G. W Otey, who ruetdea In natisfytug a certain mor’.gago as th«
KI.AMATII
FAIJX,
OREGON
W. H. Todd and son, Leo, have Thursday, May 3d, launch ride on Siskiyou County, Calif , where aald same applied to tho abovo dtwrlbed
ROOMS
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A
a.
MURDOCK
BLOG
tract
of
land
so
leased
was
located,
noil
property;
»aid
mortgage
being
been painting for R. H. Anderson In the lake.
NO OCCUPATION TAX.
All players and guests are cordlal- nnd that lor the post year, and for given by H. W. Kooeo«* and Rose;
MerrrilL
The City Council camo to •
Mrs. Slate ot Merrill spent tho ty Invlted to attend these functions. more than a year Immediately pro- E Keea«« to you «n Doc«*mb«»r 7,1
WlLLA. LEONARD
stop in its consideration of the oc­ day with Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Ander-
Tournament committee-—George ooodlng his making final proof on 1897. and for the coats and disburse- !
cupation lax, noi that they are con- I son Wednesday.
T. Pratt (chairman), Burge w. said tiiiraiwli'*,! entry, tho oonteateo of said suit, and util «»a you appear I
DENTIST
slJ^rl^S abrmdonlng the Idea of a
T. M. Durham is planting potatoes Mason, E M. Bubb, Miss Helen M wim «ngaK'w! In tho bnxtn««M of con­ nnd answer aald complaint on or be­
Rulfdlng
tax entirely, but the members feel in the Gale district.
Hogne, D. B. Campbell, W It ducting a saloon tn Slskyvu County, fore the said 3rd dny of June, 1909,
Calif., at a plane oommonly known as th** plaintiffs will apply to tho Court
U.al they could arrive at a more
J. E. Whitiatch was in Merrill Mason and Garrett Van Riper
That for tho relief demanded In aald com 1
equal adjustment of the tax by mak­ Thursday on business.
An effort Is bolng made to Ret "the hold In the ground."
DR. C. P. MASON
ing it in proportion to the income
Chas. Whitiatch and Lee Thomas some of the tennis cracks of the said oontoetoe »ubmltted his final plaint
Thia summons Is published In tho
DENTIST
or business done.
rode on the range up by J. E. Whit­ Coast to enter the tournament, i and proof on said tract ot land on or
special Invitations are being sent to about the 22nd day of April, 1908, Klamath Fulls "Republican," a Office in American Bank A Trust Coi
The council is a unit in the belief latch's dry ranch Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hammond such players as Brandt Wickorsham, but that no patent has Issued thereon weekly newspaper printed and ptib-
that some sort of an additional
puny's Building
revenue is necessary. It is their de­ spent Thursday afternoon with Mr Dan Bellinger, W A. Goss and Tnat tho only pri'tonce of cultivating llshml at Klamnth Fnlls, Oregon,
PHONE 614
others of Portland, also to promi­ mid land by the nald contest.»«, or by order of Honorr.blo George,
sire to raise sufficient money in the and Mrs. Daniel Coldwell,
HLAMATH FALLS
anyone tn his behalf, was theplough- Noland, Judge of sr.ld Court, dated
Mr. sad Mrs. Jake Whitiatch and nent players of San Francisco
next few years to pay off the out­
ing of al>out half an acre, which said *1:.. list duy of April, 1909.
standing warrants, so as to make family spent Monday with Mr. and
ploughing was done just prior to the first publication to bo mad« on
the city's credit good. On account Mrs. W. W. Whitlatch.
loirge and small guns used in field date of submitting final proof; that 25th day of April, 1909, nnd tho
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Whitlatch,
nt tho market value of warrants, the
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city is in __
reality
paying
15 per ' .'Mrs. J. E. Whitiatch and W. W. manuevers and relics of both the. ho never cultivated mild land, or any publication to bo tn nd« on tho
per cent, and unless the warrants, Wb¡Hatch went to Klamath Falls Civil and Spanish wars will be ex- portion of tho same, to crop, or day of Juno, 1909.
Benson A Stone
are paid off, the city will continue Saturday on Important buslncsa, re- hlblted at tho Aiaska-Yukon-Paclfic made any pretense of ever cultlvat-
H. W Kaeeoe,
Exposltion at Seattle this summer in ¡Ing mid land other than tho plough-
The income turning the same day.
increasing its debt.
Attorneys
for Plaintiffs
tho
main
government
building
Ing
herein
mentioned;
that
for
more
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Mrs.
W.
H.
Todd
and
sons.
tax, such as ¡3 in force fa Portland,
would probobly be the most eqult- and Harold, were in Merrill on
able, if it were not for the fact that' portant business,
it would praciicaliy be impossible to i Miss Goldie Stake!,Lee Brown
det< rmine the income of the ma-1 Johnnie Nye spent Sunday with
jority of the businesses or occupa-¡Chas, and Neva Whitiatch.
Mr. and Mrs. Burr and daughters
tions. This mightbe possible by a
rc-iei ence to the books ot the lai ger of Merrill passed through Galo going
firms, but very few ot the professions to the Falls after a load of wood.
Harley Johnson has recovered
and many of the smaller stores have
their accounts in such a shape that from his severe attach of typhoid
their actual Income could not be de­ fever.
Mrs. J. H. Hobbs spent Wednesday J
termined. and it would be simply a
afternoon with Mrs. H. T. Anderson.
matter ot taking tteir word for it.
In the case of an occupation tax. I Chas. Whitiatch made a trip up to I
while in a tew instances the tax cLe dry ranch iu Dodge’s Hollow
might not be strictly equal on ac­ after a mower Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hammond and son,
count of the ability of one firm to
sell more goods than another, yet the Willie, went to town on business
gc-neral average would be liable to Friday evening.
Mrs. Lena Taylor and children
be more just than in the case of an
income tax. It is possible to classify went on a fishing trip Bunday.
Miss Neva Whitiatch was absent
the stores doing about the same
amount of business, and in the mat­ from school Thursday morning.
Miss Iva Whitiatch has been sick
ter of the professions or occupations,
the tax should not be prohibitive, so for tho last week, but is better now. |
Miss Della Corking spent Sunday
that all can afford to pay It.
It should not be the purpose of afternoon with T4rs. Charley Polson,
Mis3 Della Corking was absent
tliis tax to keep any one out of busi­
ness, but some of the most successful from school Monday, but we haven't
men in the city do not pay a cent learned the reason why.
taxes. They own no real estate and
NEW SUITS FILED.
yet they receive the same benefits
and it would not be unjust to expect
W. A. Turner and W. P. Rhoads
them to help pay some of the ex­
penses. At the present time the man vs. Powers and Dan Van Brimmer,
who owns a little home and may be Sult to recover money. BenBon &
working for wages has to pay the Stone, attorneys for plaintiff.
taxes, while another man may have
I
FOR SALE.
a good paying business or profes­
I
of N .W . >4
180 acres timber
sion and pay practically nothing. It
Is not just that the burden of the W.H of N.E.%, Sec. JI, T 37, S.
I
taxes should rest on the home R. Il, E. W. M. Address E , 3617
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Third Avenue, 8pokane, Washington.
builder.
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David Cox is moving his family.
Stella Durham and Grace Gray ball
visited with Mr. and Mrs G. H. Gray­
ball Sunday.
Charlie Cox went to Klamath Falls
last week with John Cox. who Is
running the freight team.
Mrs. S. E. Martin went to tako Mr.
Martin up to Klamath Falls. Ho will
go from there to Portland.
Dr. O. F. Demorest started for Bly
this morning, wnerc bo will do some
dental work.
Joe Stuekel and his father went to
Klamath Falls Sunday morning.
A number of people from Klamath
Falls went to the show and dance
Saturday night.
Henry Cox, Tom Balls and a num­
ber of others attended the dance at
Klamath Falls Wednesday night.
Grandma Wilson is very 111.
Miss Harriet Garrison is going out
to her ranch home, having finished
tlio eighth grade examination.
The eighth grade examinations in
Merrill are over and we guess every
pupil is glad. There were elevon who
took the examinations.
Henry Cox is quite ill with stom­
ach trouble.
Miss Clara Anderson and Veva and
Dorothy Martin visited Sunday after­
noon with Mrs. E. Cox.
Miss Alia Balis and Miss Grace
Barrows visited in the country with
their friend. Miss Phoebe Brown, on
Sunday.
H
FRANK IRA WHITE
l_| AS your boy or girl got
11 a bank account with
the First Trust and Sav­
ings Bank? If not The
Republican will start one
for nothing
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