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I I ORI.GOX r<- mi ■hip that the people must live on re ItullroiiilH to claimed land, but the building up ot a community is the compensation government gets for I he use of money. The senate committee Is disposed to pay much attention to complaints that tlie law Imposes heavy a burden. Mo far I b< n very few suggestions I lug the act beyond that o st i ongly non-residents to invest In oney In 1 his suggestion dots not seem t Or< In n f II i i <»v t! -• pi to H < rtnlnly eZCvedl agl y bi ll Ut Ifu 1 i il U »I (I of u illmuti- Ihnt. I tl>lnk ekcels thè fninoua hcrilth re gimo. of olhsr puit» of thè country. ! Ita equabln temperiliure, and pure, xomewhut rarefimi ali. (ngvilicr with thè Inulina propertles froiu thè tn II g ■ nlfieont pino foresta make li the natili ni alte for a snnltiirluni, w lii la ita wimderfiil n-aourceu for pb-asure In liuntlng and llshlng fumi un ad* trautiiu*iit ot - tuait -I will Le • ifl- nt» to the ii 'I'lils might ling tin- outlet <-urii< 1 by <'• I urn ■ »outil front of t!i«> bu avoided by <’M- pip«» far • •n-iiH.ii . i . h i <nt or tank I m * it. in reclauia- Inelined country i nt It h*d to all the con- might be expected un ita neis We surveyed II pull CRESCENT toamoiPHure LQO-PHOaPHATl OKING POWDER and does more than the higher price powder» uml drs-s it better. ONE POUND 25 CENT* tOLO BT GROOEM with th«- approval of the codi - hilf u e. Weie the act amended in tbl> n antier the burden of puy lug for the school« i and roads would fall upon n few r sldents. The commf*- Ite bus b* <-n very active, i<nt has ti avrl« d day from fifty to a h tin di < d in automobiles or rl-gr Zn I baa listened to iKK^ntlor most every evening.” ► -luilor < li.itiil<•■ l.ilii Arrive» deposit I hat Is settle for all «>f Infect io.) IT RAISES THE OOUOH lainborialn. “1 do not I I am not to welcome M«con<f or third party, my respi i ts like any There should be no e matters. 1 do not ai- or form President Taft should the people's guest, and that is there is to It." plaintiff filed against, you In the atxive entitled cause on or before the 11th day of September. 1909, being the date prescribed by the above en titled Court In the order for the pub lication of this summons fpr you to appear and answer said complaint, and If you fall to so appear and an swer on or before the said date the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the sum of *1,130.87 and for his costs and disbursements of this action. This summons is served upon you by publication in the Klamath Re- publican, a newspaper of _ general ___ - - cir culation, published at Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, by order of the Hon. George Noland, fudge ot the above entitl'd Court, made on the 3d day of July. 1909. The first pub lication of thia summons Is of date July 29th, 1909, and the last will be of date the 12th day of September, 1909. RICHARD SHORE SMITH, and D. V. KUYKENDALL. 7-29,9-12 Attorneys for Plaintiff. Sl MMO.XS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Klamath. Henator •; -<)rg< ‘ Chamberlain ar* to puy 8 l<> Rose E. Keesee, plaintiff, vs. John fort IIl.l> I.H K WIKE rived in advance of the committee Cotes, defendant. the matter was dropped. It Suit to quiet title. Thursday afternoon over the North- have been completed by this To John Cotes, the above named Elet tri« imi Rrx-eivc» *M »ere Shock iati t-rn Pacific. He expressed bls delight defendant. but tir ll-e action of the people put a W hili- Repairing Motor at Mill. dot i In the name of the State of Oregon, stop to the project. ami now we aro at returning to Oregon. which. ho you are hereby required to appear Ulf .bort of mon". Now the Mulin-ur declared, had the finest climate on C. I) Chorp« ning. chief electrician and answer the complaint filed i¡ pepple S'-ern to have awakened to Iho earth. He stated that he would re- of the light and w^ter company, against you in the above entitled suit on or before the 16th day of Sep i'l ' • quest 1'111» belong rather to Ihc situation, and »ay thut they would turn here In about ten days after the brought his head in contact with a tember. 1909. being the last day of Hili' engineer rather thnn to gladly pay twice that much, To do Senate committee had completed itM live wire- while working on a motor the time prescribed in the order for the publication of this summons, the I'tnilnn proper Ilio prlniipl'- 1 Il this work we would have to stop trip. He said at Ackley's mill Saturday after first publication hereof being on the v"l Is the Haiti'-; namely, to >>•■< li r** "Concerning the Oregon projects, noon, and received a shock which Sth of August. 1909; and if you fail work In Idaho or some other state1 so to appear and answer, for want Ii 'lug tie liifiincy of the town n which has exceeded Its proportion of 1 do not know whether there are rendered him unconscious, Medical thereof the plaintiff will apply to the ••1« ni lucana for a pur»- water ,iupp! the funds from the sal<- of public' available funds or not. We are not aid was summoned and he was re Court for the relief prayed for in the complaint herein, to-wlt: for a de il <1 ,1 pcrfect «ystom for thè dlapo- il lands Secretary of the Interior Bal-' working on any new projects at pres moved to his home, in. Merryman cree that the defendant has no right, ■il t» «ewage for a future pomilatlon Unger's problem Is first, where Io ent. AB are the old and uncomplet reports the injured man's condition title or interest in or to the following d -scrlbed real property: NW >4 of li.Kiiy tlmes greater Ih II II thè prvaeot " stop work, nnd next, whether it Is ed projects I have been working to as favorable. NWE14 of SW*4 and W'-i of Ile forcgolng statement, romlng E't of Section 36. Township 39 Induce the taking up of the Malheur ■idilsiible to do so South. Range 11 East of Willamette IA il due» frolli ono wlio ha» i> na- Muslin is being made from the "The Investigation committee ha project. I have devoted many hours meridian, and for the costs and dis ir ; i i pulutloii III thè medi'a, pr<> I bursements of ti ls suit and for 3uch not heurd a great deal about the with the secretary of the Interior, fiber of the banana tree. other and further relief as to the «lon. I h wlthout doubt one o' Ilio It In the hlghei «t terms to pa- Malheur projet t since starting on tills and while he sei-nis to favor it the Court may seem just and equitable. t lelit M sulfeting from pulmonary dl»- | K-'it<-at compliments thl» votino y trip. 1 was here a month ago. when question of money enters. There is This summons Is served by publi • <>Tlt I. I.lit Pl BLÎCA7 ION cation thereof in the Klamath Repub has • ter hud In thl» line. l'ha: it <«»<•» or the ig-rvous disorders wlth It was talked over very thoroughly about *35,090.000 In the reclamation lican by order of Hon. Georne No will ■■> productive of good to the com 1 >»-partnn nt of the Interior, U. S which the strenuous biislnc»» turn land. Judge of the Thirteenth Judi wl’h Secretary Ballinger, and I be fund, all except about *7.000,000 ex Land Oilice at Lakev'ew, Ort gon. cial district of the State of Oregon, munity goes without saying, for state- of nur country suffer. lieve he »till has It under advisement. pended. and it is estimated that * 2 i made, dn'ed and filed in this suit at August 13, 1909. 'uehis of this kind from m<-n <f hl* NOTICE is hereby given that John Klamath Falls Oregon on the 30th "Kn far as the town of Klamath I hope to hear more about It during 000,000 will be required to complete day of July, 1909, which said rder <-Hiding are made u note of in the Fulls Is niiurriii-il, It s>*vms to me my »lay In Portland and In th«- trip the work now started, There wil! C. Beach, whose postoffice address is' requires that summons in this suit be eu<ll:ip medical men of this com try. that It posnesxi-« a great future, nnd through Oregon The last 1 heard be an appropriation of about *11,- Klamath Falls, Oregon, did. on the published once a week for a period 16th day of March, 1909, file in this' of six successive and consecutive will eventually have a large popula- Secretary Ballinger say was •hat he 000,000 frorn the fund for this, and office Sworn Statement and Applica we. I-< from the Sth day of August, HI THE FARMERN OF KI.AMATH Ise».' this will leave a deficit. I have asked would make Ills decision as and a grave rusponslblllty rests tion No. 01703, to purchase the COI \1A J. C. RUTENIC, them tO ICo — aheud ... u and >«.« munc make w a maiw start SENW%, NESW%, NWSE% Sec on the shoulders of those In author ho reached Washington. 7 and H. W KEESEE. with the Malheur project and leave tion 5, Township 38 South, Range 9 ity In making proper provisions for Th« Klamath Development com- are all before him. and It is 7-29 8-23 Attorneys for Plaintiff. Its completion until money comes i East, Willamette meridian, and the il r health of such n community, In pun * propose« to procure and main to consider and decide acco timber thereon, under the provisions Into the fund, I urged with the sec- seeking new homes people nowadays tain nt Ils office In Klamath Falla a his judgment SIMMONS. ¡of the act ot June 3. 1878. and acts lire SO Well educated III the matter of permanent exhibit of such products But we are indeed anxious and retary of the interior that the fund amendatory, known a» the "Timber willing to do something for Oregon should be equally apportioned, and and Stone Law," at such value as In the Circuit Court of the State of public health that one of the first ■ h are raised here. Oregon for Klamath County. Oregon has not received its share. ' might be fixed by appraisement, and «tuestIons asked regarding We will greatly appreciate It If you What I late heard about the bulld- J. Frank Adams, plaintiff, vs. F. O. home la 'Has It a good water sup will bring or send to us some of your Ing of a railroad Into Central On-gon there being a deficiency In the money (that, pursuant to such application, Pierce, defendant. apportioned to Oregon of about *2.-Phe lani’ and, tl“ber may be the solution ot the difficulty. ply. and la there a proper system for best »l«-clmens We will properly1 been appraised, June 14, 1909, the To F. O. Pierce, defendant: I feel that the secretary the disposal ot Its unheallhftil ma care for same nnd mark each exhibit ' There Is no use In making big invest 0V0.000. timber estimated 223 M. board feet In the name of the State ot Ore terlnls?* For the present size of the with the name of the grow<-t und the ments unless the people on the land understands the situation, and is sor- - at 11.50 per M. and the land 324.50; gon, you are hereby required to ap town these questions might be easily ■art of th« county In which It wax are able to get their p-oducts out o» ry for the people ot the Malheur ' that said applicant will offer final pear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff filed against you in the country, and is willing to help them, proof In support of his application above entitled cause on or before the answered, but It Is a milch more <1 int produced If th<- exhibit be fruit, we i the country and bnng supplies into ■ t. If they get a railroad, or ev<-n In reference to mv action In the sen- and sworn statement on the 22d ----- day —• 11th day of September, 1909, being <ult problem to look Into the future will properly preserve same In jars. of October, 1909, before R. M. Rich the date prescribed by the above en ate in voting against the tariff bill and answer them, since a mistake at 7'hl» Is an Important mutter, and the probability of a railroad, to Cen- ardson, U. S. Commissioner, at Klam titled Court in the order for the pub lication of this summons for you to this time would Involve elisasi i oim we hope we may have your co-opera- tral Oregon It makes It possible for after voting for certain provisions in ath Falls, Oregon. appear and answer said complaint,, results and a |smslt>le emit moils out lion. The future development private as «ell as federal money i . it 1 want to state that if those meas- Any person is at liberty to protest and if you fail to so appear and an of To be per- Klamath county depends upon our to go In. Therefore. If the Malheur I « tires favorable to Oregon had bwn this purchase before entry, or initiate swer on or before said date the plain lay of money to cot reel tiff will take judgment against you feet I y utfe for a large imputation the uniteli and concerted efforts. proj<-ct does not go through wo wilt voted upon separately I would have a c®n*est at an> time before patent for the sum of *1,332 and for bis issues, . by filing a corroborated affi- costs and disbursements of this ac- still he able to find something In Ore voted for them, but I could not vote, water supply should not only be Respectfully, davit in this office, alleging facts tion. gon to use up Its share of the fund. for the whole Lili if it would abundant, but absolutely free from wreck which would defeat the entry. This summons is served upon you W 8. WORDEN. by publication in the Klamath Repub "The senators have been visiting «-very industry in the state, contamination, and the removal of When ARTHUR W. ORTON. Assistant to President. lican, a newsiutpcr of general circula Register. ■ ■trending material should be by such the different states, nnd they seem to the bill came, linkid with that nefari- j 8-19 10-21 tion. published at Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, by order of methods ns will Insure protection Birmingham, England, has the be well Impressed with the develop ons corporation tax law, the in-j the Hon. George Noland, judge of the SI MMONS. against the carriage of dlffeased largest pin factory In the world, It ment and the large number of peo creased tariff on cotton and other I above entitled Court, made on the K'-rms. either by water or by Insect turns out 37.000,000 pins a day. ple actually living on the reclaimed equally bad features, I could not vote In the Circuit Court of the State of 3d day of July, 1909. The first pub lication of this summons is of date Oregon for Klamath County. life. This nteatis absolute freedom lands The reclamation act requires for the bill, even when I knew that I J. Frank Adams, plaintiff, vs. G. July 29th. 1909, and the last will be A-< the result of the demonstrated actual residence, while the private hy so doinf 1 would be voting against L. Frazier, defendant. of date the 12th* dav of September, from pollution of streams and th" 1909. To G. L. Frazier, defendant: covering of open dlti lies or other sim sit<-> ess of wireless telegraphy, the work does not result In occupation the tariff on lumber so well suited to RICHARD SHORE SMITH, In the name of the State of Ore ilar places where putrescent matte,* British admiralty has abolished tlo* with the actual owner on the ground. Oregon." and gon. you are hereby required to ap D. V. KUYKENDALL. nay accumulate. I think the town use of carrier pigeons. It is frequently regnrded as a hard- "It makes no difference to me." pear and answer the complaint of the 7-29. 9-12 Attorneys for Plaintiff. 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