vigW MEH* MANTA
mkef tmkik prominen .
merchants of Lakeview are
. . .and tb« promises they made
|-‘"1 ,“11 “,“1 i,u"
' I* that If the ro,<1
,,‘1»
* 4 Mk«’»!**
r«pal»e<l so
J *s>ah« H possible to transport
utU|r«-l«>‘t »ha« »>• ut thal •»««I’“’»»
Id la* routed through this city,
dlbs>
*,f ,l"' W‘X>I
oul
ugs county would com« h«r.
b 1» the pr«»graui «hat Is being
*
One «1 O’* difficulties that
l0^n «•ip»' l«"<"<i *■ lh” •«‘ "ting
tHSlI 1« h“ul ,b"
Kbt As
th" *001 •i’il"'1""1»
* But p« ‘ • »•”■> •'•'»»y- *h” reeui'
ng thst mor« freight has been r«
i„d than can be taken on th« r<
r’ lr(l, flu. O. K Tiausf- I .on.
wblch Is acting an the forward
|M,nt for the l^kevlsw and l.ak.
ibij »etchants, has taken hold of
, matter and la endeavoring to get
Ightsrs to enter the field. Ho (at
,f ha«« not been as successful a»
, might suppose. This, however,
sot going to a««
* handicap, foi
0 K. people have stated that
a« «III thrmselv«« place teams on
, rued If 11 *•
necessary t«.
•o
TM Io«» of freight to the narrow
agt Ils« haa had the effect of roue
. th« niansg.-nicnt of that road t<
nmuous efforts to regain the pat
Bag« It has lost. Heretofore It ba
ao on« of the beat paying pl« « es o
ad In th« United Blates, It cai
jdiy b« designated aa a railroad
r It Is nothing but an aggregatlo
esrvM •»d grades, marked out b
« atrraks of rusty junk an.
ll«o rails. Nevertheloes. It ha
ra aulflrl« nt cause fur bitter inv«-«
ns both from tho travcinr an.
tipper Lakevlsw haa suffered mor
isa any one other city, and th'
nntaats bava long waited for th
bi «* when they could repay with In
irret the scourging th«y received
os that there Is another gatewa
irvagh which they can receive thel
•ight and they are taking advan
g* of It. the narrow gauge is an»
u to placate them, and already I
asking preparations for a conipro
I m . it la not likely that then
III be any negotiations, for th«
•rrhaota have enough.
For some time an effort has be«i
ad« by the owners of the road to
ill It to Harriman, but he would
tr« none of It. Other capitalists
er« Importuned, and while the rev-
la« waa so great it had some at
action. Now, however, that prac-
tally all of Its net profile are gone
>4 wltn the prospects of competl
oa from the Southern Pacific, II
ould Se a difficult matter to even
r« the road away.
I ITER LIKi: NOTEN.
Totn Rtatan'a place at Rattlesnake
»1st will probably be appraised by
illroad officials to-day,
Mr Mcikinald of the new town site
Is Spokane to-day on buslnnaa con-
Ktsd with his new enterprise two
11« north of town.
Mr. Jamison and family have gone
Ube coast. They will take In the
r»nde Kondo valley from Cr««»cenl
tty to Coos Hay, and maybe as far
as Astoria.
Mra. Jamison's
With nec«-MltaU«s the journey.
Remetnber next Bunday la the day
or the midsummer picnic at Ht.
’•oud Also remember that this Is
*• place In tho country where you
*n go sad not pay two or four bits
» iraft la the word. We act what
'• advocate; practice what we
reach, please remember.
Mr. Freeman of Biehn addition hai
ooxht the Phltiba property of the
‘mt addition and has repaired the
ou»e and mov«>d Into it.
W’iH Harland has moved Into his
*» house near the new mill and box
lutoy.
Grading for the 8. P. railway
Lurs. we are _____________
Informed, will bo com-
[J"««! In about two weeks, when the
dredge win finish the job.
NCt'Mi; TAX AMENDMENT
•8 I’AHNED IIY CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July
13 -The
ll!ou'o to-day adopted, by 317 tc 14.
• • Joint resolution submitting to the
’•Hotis legislatures for ratification
* • Proposed amendment to tho Cod-
•Gttitlon empowering Congr«*ss to
•D the Income tax.
A serlouB accident occurred to J.
• Huffman, engaged on the plle-
rv*r°n the Upper Lake, caused by
•dip on the hammer coming loose
n «he hnnnnbr, weighing about
■ 00 pounds, coming down on the
*° niifidin flngorB of
r(ght hand,
Bl»«hlng them almost to a pulp. Mr.
u m«n is being attended by Dr.
"»mllton and is doing well.
While removing a trunk from a
•«on Saturday, J. D. Carroll sus-
n"1 *n Injury to his back and Is
to his bed as a result. His
from
*nd
waB
I ’ ,n ,h® net of removing his be­
ds « nKR t0 the **ouse that the acd-
nt occurred. Dr. Merryman is at-
him.
ROBINSON—GRAY
FARMERN' INSTITUTE THIS FALL
PORTLAND. Oro. July fl.—A
Th« fulitjwlng letter lias been re­
very pretty homo wedding was sol­ ed vod by Mr W. II. Holleman from
emnised at the home of Mr. C. C. lion James Wlthycombe, director of
Robinson in this city, when his the Oregon Experiment Station:
daughter, Miso May, wan united In ( ' COHVALLIH, Ore., July 1, 1909.
marring« to Mr. I Harrison Gray of Mr. W. H. Helleman, Klamath Falla,
Klamath county at H p. m. on June
Oregon.
30th,
My Dear Mr. Helleman: Refer­
Promptly ut k o'clock, Mr. Frank ring again to our correspondence re­
"hit« of Beattie, Wash., began th« garding the holding of a Farmers'
wedding march and the bridal pro­ Institute In Klamath county, I beg to
cession marched <lown tho stairway, ■ay that we could urrange to assist
led by Rev Abbott and Mlsa Elva your people with such an Institute at I
Robinson, the latter acting as flow­ Klamath Fulls on Monday, Septem
er girl, who strewed rose petals on her 6th. President W. J. Kerr will
I he pat li from a dainty little basket discuss education matters. Professor ,
hiing on her arm. Bbe looked very C. I. Lewis will take up the matter of
tweet In u pale yellow dress, Next horticulture and Professor H. D j
camo the bi Ide and groom, each Scudder, our agronomist, will discus«
io »king their best, th«» bride in u problems of forage plants am! gen- i
irons of white »ilk landsdowne •ral tillage, while I will take the sub-1
rimmed with aliover lace and carry- ject ' Building Up the Dairy Herd.’'
ng a shower bouquet of lovely white
We exp«ct to hold institutes at Bo­
arnallons. The groom was dreesed nanza on the 7th and Merrill on the |
in the conventional black.
8th.
They were closely followed by
Kindly advise me if thia date will
Wise Lenora Robinson as bridesmaid be satisfactory.
t nd Mr Lloyd L. Robinson as best
Thanking you In advance for your
nan
Mis« Lenora was gowned in kindness, I am, sincerely yours,
■Ink and carried a bouquet of sweet
of the
JAMES WITHYCOMHE.
teas to match, while the beul UlUtl
It has been the ambition of Mr.
«a» dressed In black.
lielieman ever since he has been here
The procesalon pasaed under an to do nverything he could to promote !
ir< h of white syrlnaas and took their he welfare of the farmer. Recognlx- I
and
»laces, allowing the bridal coup)« ng the great Influence and usefulness
he center of the parlor under a >f farmers' Institutes, he has been In
luster of wedding bells composed ommunlcatlon with Mr. Wlthycombe
f white syrlngas and ribbon.
tor some time, urging on him the ne-
After the service, the ring service "esslty of coming here and holding
•Ing followed, congratulations were h«me meetings among the farmers of
tiered Then the refreshment* were this -ounty. The Klamath farmer
>rved by Mrs. Itex Bishop, an old has much to learn In the way of get­
chool filend of the bride, and Miss ting out uf the soli all that it will
:laache Robinson, slater of the »reduce. He may feel that he is do­
iIde The bride and groom were ing so now, but if he will subscribe
laappolnted over th«« fact that It for some good farm pa|»ers, get the
as lmp«»sslble for hia perenta U {overr.ment bulletins, sttend farm-
tu-nd, as they live at Buch a dls- •rs' Institutes and keep up to date In
4 nee
til matters pertaining to his business
The guests invited from a distane« he will soon see where he has been
/ ere: Mr. and Mra. Geo. Higgins, laboring in the wrong direction, and
tr. and Mrs E K. Farmer and fam tetter yet. he will soon see hia bank
ly, Mlsa Annie Bigler. Miss Beryl iceount grow to good-sized propor­
ioblnaon and Mr. Carroll Underhill tions
lalcm, Frank White, Seattle; C. F
At the institutes that are to be held
tooper, Albany; Mlsa Mabel Franela. here In September, every effort
F°r
TX ■
Ir. and Mrs. Rex Bishop, Mr and hould be made on the part of the
Particulars see A/. ■
Irs J Noah. Portland.
farmer to attend them. The men
Some valuable and pretty wedding nentloned in the letter are at the
presents were received. Much merrl head of their profession. Every time
nrnt was caused when, although the i farmer hears them speak he learns
»ride waa closely shadowed, the ■omethlng about which he never
young couple succcMfully eluded th«' Ireamed, and they will s<x>n find that
the best investment they ever made
company and in^de good their
ape in an automobilo, leaving the was the tlm«' spent in attending the
rice-thrower» Institute.
badly disappointed
looking after them, Th«« young cou-
Mr. Bupp. German Consul, sta­
file left for Newport on their wed­
ding trip, where they will remain a tioned at San Francisco, and wife,
while, after which they will return arrived In the city Monday evening
for a visit to Mrs. I>oak, the sister . than $3.00 for the live and $1.50 for applied in satisfaction of said execu­
to their home in Portland.
of Mrs. Bupp, at her beautiful bun­ the dead yellow pine, $1.35 for the tion, order and decree, interest and
galow on the Upjier Lake. Miss live and 50 cents for the dead white costs and all accruing costs and over­
•
PLEVNA 1TKMN.
• Shilling, daughter of Profeaaor Shil­ fir, $2.25 for the live and $1.25 for plus, if any there be. to be paid unto
*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« ling cl the University of California, the dead lodgepole pine, per thou- said court to be further applied as by
Th« Falls visitors from Plevna and who is a guest of Mrs. Doak, came »and feet. B. M. will be considered law directed.
and a deposit of $200.00 must be
Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon,
vicinity Saturday wem: O. Byers, A down with Mrr. Wampler Monday to
sent
to
the
First
National
Bank
of
this
12th day of July, 1909.
Brent ner, C. B Faulkner, J. H meet the Consul and his wife, and
Portland. Oregon (U. S. Depository), 7-12,8-12
W. B BARNES.
they
returned
the
same
evening
to
Harne«, Blanche and Earnest Boyd.
to be placed to the credit of the Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon.
Mrs
I
»oak's.
J«,hn Faulkner. E. Thompson, Char-
United States, for each bid submitted
ley Sevlta and Mr. Talbot.
to the supervisor. Timber upon
•40,000.00
Fred
Alexander
was
severely
In
­
Mr. Lee, G. F. Sevlta, Lloyd Al­
valid claims is exempted from sale. City of Klamath Falls Sewer Bonds
jured
at
the
O.
K.
barn
Thursday.
ford and Arthur and Clifford Sevlts
While passing along the stalls one The right to reject any and all bids
Sealed proposals will be received
went camping Saturday.
of
the animals kicked at him and Is reserved. For further informa­ by the undersigned, Police Judge
O. O. Kerns is haying this week.
landed both feet on hia riba. No tion and regulations governing sales, of the City of Klamath Falls,Oregon,
o. Byers and family spent Sunday bones were broken, but he suffered address the undersigned.
until the 26th day of July, 1909,
with Mr and Mrs. Sutton.
M. L. ERICKSON.
Intensely all night. He expects to
at the hour of 1:30 o'clock p. m. for
George Ager and family spent the
Forest Supervisor,
be able to return to hia home In the
the purchase of $40,000.00 six per
Fourth with Mr. and Mra. Alford.
Medford, Oregon.
morning.
cent
coupon sewer bonds,or any part
G. F. Bevits and sons are putting
thereof, to be Issued in pursuance
up hay for G. Byers this week.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
of an ordinance adopted by the
Lloyd Alford msde a trip to the
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Common Oouncil of Bald city on the
Fails Thursday.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
Oregon for the County of Klamath. 22d day of June, 1909, and under
Charley and John Faulkner pur­ County Court will receive sealed bids
American Bank and Trust Com­
chased a mowing machine of Mr. up to and including the 2d day of pany, a corporation, plaintiff, vs. E an act of the Legislative Assembly
of 1105, filed in the office of the Sec­
Van Valkenburg with which the lat­ August, 1909, for the construction of B. Burwell, defendant.
retary of State, February 13, 1905,
ter la mowing hay for G. Byers.
a wooden bridge across Loet river
Suit In Equity to Foreclose a Mort­
entitled
an "Act to Incorporate the
E. Thompson of lx»ng lJike was In near its mouth and at the place now gage.
City
of
Klamath
Falls."
this district ono day last week.
occupied by the bridge known as the
NOTICE is hereby given that by­
Said bonds will be payable 20
Mr. II. 8. Kerns and daughter, Ed­ ‘Whitney bridge."
virtue of an execution and order of years from date of issue. Interest to
na. Who have been visiting with rela­
Bidders to submit plans and speci­ Hale duly issued out of the above
tives in Plevna, returned to their fications with each bld, each bidder named court and cause on the 12tli be paid semi-annually on the 1st
day of October and April of each
home at Chico, Cal.
to deposit 5 per cent of the amount day of July, 1909. upon a decree
principal
and
interest
Misses Mattle, Bessie and Harriett of his bld to be forfeited to the coun­ made and entered for record in Bald year;
payable
in
lawful
money
of the
Foster of Round Uko spent Thurs­ ty in case the award is made to him court in said suit on the 10th dav of
United
States
at
the
office
of the
day with Mrs. R. A. Alford of Plevna. and if he falls or neglects or refuses July, 1909, in favor of the abovj
E. Thompson and family and Er­ for a period of two days after such nam«?d plaintiff, directing the sale of
nest Boyd of Long l^ke were In award Is made to enter Into a con­ the premises herein described, to sat­
Plevna on business last Sunday.
tract and file his bond In the manner isfy the sum of $2,190.70, and $33.50
Joe Foster of Round I-ake was in required by the County Court. The costs and disbursements, and the
Plevna with some beef Thursday.
Court reserves the right to reject any further sum of $200 attorney's fees,
Mr. Alford and son, Lloyd, are and all bida.
making a total of $2.424.20, with in­
haying this week.
C. R. DeLAP,
terest on said sum from the day of
County Clerk.
the rendition of said decree, and ac­
The N. C. O. railroad is beginning
SURVEYING
cruing costs.
to feel the pinch of poverty, due to
8AI.E OF TIMBER.
Now, therefore. In view of said ex­
the diversion of so much of the Lake
Medford, Oregon, July 2, 1909.
ecution and in compliance with same,
MARSHALL
county freight to Klamath Falla, and
Scaled blds, marked outside, "Bld, 1 have duly levied on said premises PHONE 433
HOUSE
has taken the firat atep towards get­ Timber Sale Application, April 28,
and will, on Saturday, the 14th day
ting back the business it has lost. A 1909, Crater," and addressed to M.
of August, 1909, at 10 o'clock a. m.
bulletin has been Issued announcing L. Erickson. Medford, Oregon, will
on said day, at the front door of the
a reduction of $50 a car on stock be received up to and Including the
county court house at Klamath Falls,
1909,
for
all
the
shipments. This is the first piece of 9th day of August,
Klamath county, Oregon, sell at pub­
consideration this company haa ever merchantable dead timber standing
lic
auction to the highest bidder for
shown the shippers that have been or down, and all the live timber
cash in hand, all the right, title and
by
the
forest
of-
marked
for
cutting
forced to use its line, and it may
Interest of the above named defend­
safely be assumed that other reduc­ fleer on a designated area located
ant
In and to the following described
tions will follow. Whether they will within the NW% of 8WU of section
real property situated In Klamath
10,
township
38
south,
range
6
east.
be sufficient to win back the lost love
Veterinary Surgeon
county, Oregon, to-wit:
of the Lake county people remains Willamette moridian, Crater Nation­
SWH of Section 30. Township 39
and Dentist
al Forest, Oregon, estimated to be
to be seen.
150,000 feet B. M. of live and 10,000 South, Range 10 East, Willamette
L. J. Emkens has purchased one- feet B. M. of dead yellow pine, 60,- meridian.
Together with all tenements,
Klamath Falls ;
half Interest In the following prop­ 000 feet B. M. of live and 1,000 feet
Oregon ;
erty from C. N. Meyer: Section 2 4, B. M. of dead white fir, 30,000 feet hereditaments and appurtenances
PHONE 94*
township 38 south, range 9. It is B. M. of live and 600 feet B. M. of thereunto belonging or in any wise
understood that the consideration dead iodgepole pine, saw timber, log appertaining.
The proceeds of said sale will be
scale, more or less. No bid of less
was $1,000.
Stop and Figure!
MIDLAND
Is in the Center
Irrigation Project
Sure to be the principal ship­
ping and receiving point for
Klamath, Langell, Poe and
Yonna Valley.
Buy Lots now while they are being
Sold at 10 per cent of their value
u CAMPBELL
PAUL E. SCHAUER
City Treasurer, Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
Said bonds will be Issued in de­
nominations as follows, to-wit:
20 bonds of the denomination of
$1000.00.
30 bonds of the denomination of
1500.00.
50 bonds of the denomination of
$100.00.
Each proposal to purchase must be
accompanied by a certified check for
5 per cent of amount bid.
Said bonds to be sold for cash
paid down at time of delivery and
for not less than their par value.
The right is reserved by the Coun­
cil to reject any and all bids.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
June 24th, 1909.
A. L. LEAVITT,
Police Judge of the City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
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