TIMI IIANDY Willi HIN Ul’N
REAL EHIAIE TRANSFERS
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KliimuHi KorpoiuUoti to F New­
comb, lots 3 16, 317 In blk. ill,
Mills addition; $350.
A W. William« «'t ox. to Ralf Kul-
bok. lol 328, blk 111, Mills addition;
Announcement that Great North­
1150.
ern capitai, and noi H.'tf of Jmm « J
ElUler I. Applegute el ux to Rose
UBI liidlvidunlly, I h bncklng (he Orti­
E Keo.« <•, lot 5, went hull of 4, In
coli ’.'runk lino, Il I h predlctotl, wll!
blk. in, Ewauuu addition; $ 1,400.
mim 'U Ito Iliade
Tht» predlctlon conimi
Dorris G osh to Hurry Cud« it. Wi»
frolli a «puree dose lo Great Northern
NE '« si < 9, t wp. 3 8 h,
ll'terrHtH.
(I. II. Woodbury el
Couplet! wlth thU sluteinuiit I h thu
Wynkoop, Iota 9 u>l lo.
<l<-i
lurnlion timi Hit* (¡retti Northern
addlilou; |30o
dlr<
< torà bave deelded upon the con-
(Tin. S Muole Vi
»truciloti
of 900 ntlles of railroad for
Kluuiulli Mills l.lgb(
I! m southern exten«ion oil the Pacific
lots I und 2, tils. 3,
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coast.
ton,
C.
ill.,
View
Tiie building of 900 miles of rail­
L. L. Truss et
road
apparently can mean but one
blk 60, Grund-
tiling, although Hu* report does not
to Rutil Atm name Hie terminus of, Hie Oregon
6, blk 2, Ter- Trunk line. Tin- distance from Port­
land to Sun Francisco by tho South-
Maltha A Biuniloii et uX to A V.
Whit lie), lots 5, 6, 7. 8, blk 31.
townuf Merrill; $2,ooo.
o . A. Graham to 1, I.. Porter, un-
dlvlvded half Inter« st N W '4 of »<•<•.
10, twp. 41 8. r. 8 E. $10.
Elizabeth Haynes et ul to J It H.
Illi) Iles, W
of H\\ ' « Hee. 33 mid
E '.■ SE '« sec. 32. twp . 39 8 r. II E
Emily Furiar el ux to Emelle L.
Manning, lot 1 blk. 52 , Nichol« addi
lion to Klamath Falls $1,500.
«
urn Pacific Is 772 mile«, so 900 miles
would provide foi it roa«! to the Cal-
ifornia in •tropoll«, nnd also for the
Oregon f< edera that ar«» reported to
be platine« 1
in addition, Hie positive
statement is made that the Great
Nort hern bus purchased the Pacific
and Ea«te rn, tiie railroad now being
extend«*«! from Medford eastward to
Butte Fulls nnd toward passes in the
Cascade rang«« of mountains leading
Into Cent nil ()regon.
It Is a well known fact that the
Portland and Beattie rail­
way, or North Bank road, is owned
Jointly by tiie Great North« n and
Northern Pacific. The former Is Jas.
J Hill's pet rond, and lie | h largely
to Klnmnth Falls; 1500.
Campbell and E. It R i li IIIH Interested in the latter, it has been
I Furber et al., lots 4M, 49. somewhat taken for granted since the
6.1. 64. 65, (is. «9. definite announcement was made by
tract, containing John F. Stevens that Hill was back­
I Spokane,
58.
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W'4 N W ', NE'4 of NW'i
.’J (>, BE *4 SW '4 sec 2 5, twp 2 3 8
r. 9 E ; $io
William 1! Huron et ux. t<> Sara A
Sly fiuta 1.2. 3. 4. r> 6, blk 5, Oppor*»
(unity addition Kinmath Falls;
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hind
wide
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of Mid-
4 U feet
Willits,
Kia tn all»
ing Hie Oregon Trunk line, tliat (tils
m«-.mt either the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific interests combined
or Jas. J Hill Individually. It now
npp«*ars that the Great Northern Is
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Northeast
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S-<l ion
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< Ity < luini S< |>oo| Slioiild lie
Near Population < i liter
!.. I.. l.iM khart, one of the Nimrods
Saturday there will be held an
of tills city, Is well qualified to testify election for the purpose of selecting
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to the alertness of the game wardens, a site for the new school house that
A few days Mince he and a party of Is to be erected in this district. It
friends went to While lake, on the is almost certain that it will come to
California nnd Oregon line, to hunt naught, for there is a growing oppo­
ducks and geeso. Lockhart wandered sition to the location of the school on
across the state line into California, the west side of the river. The prin­
or, ut least, Deputy Game Warden L. cipal object ion is raised by residents
Alva Lewi» said he did. The result n the northeastern portion of the
was tliat Lewis attempted to. arrest <lty, they contending that the build-
I Im for shooting in California without Ing shouhl be located in that section
a license.
if the city, inasmuch as the greater
The Oregon hunter refused to go icrcentage of the school children
with the game warden and started for come from that neighborhood. Active
camp. Lewis drew a gun and ordered steps are being taken to bring the
him to halt.
Lockhart steadfastly matter to tin- attention of the prop­
maintained thut he was In Oregon, erty owners Interested, in order that
and as he had a license to hunt In they may get out and cast their vote
t hat state he refused to he arrested against it.
a n d taken Into California.
He In-
It is a question If there ever will
formed the game warden that if he be a site selected by popular vote,
shot him he would have to shoot him This is due to the fact that one sec-
In the back, and wulked away.
Hon will vote against the other in
The hunter was not arrested, and such a way as to cause it to lose out,
at this time no complaint has been aud eventually the selection will have
lodged against him. Those who are to be made by the school board itself.
familiar with Hie occurrence say that
The principal objection to the loca­
the game warden acted very hastily in tion of the school ou the west side of
drawing his gun In an attempt’ to the river Is that it places the institu­
force a man to accompany him for an tion on tiie extreme edge of the city,
alleged violation of a game law.
and that it will ever be thus. The
Doubtless there is considerable probabilities are that It will be years
Illegal hunting In the Klamath basin, before the hills on that side of the
but so far no arrests have been re­ river will be occupied by residences,
ported. If the game wardens followed the opponents contend, while if it
the tactics of Lewis sportsmen would were located nearer to the north­
soon taboo the Klamath country as a eastern portion of the city it would
hunting ground. While the wardens be closer to the center of population
are to be commended for their alert­ and be in a section that is growing
ness in protecting game and In the and will continue to grow in the fu-
enforcement of the laws, still there lure. It wlll be along this line that
are tildes when a little discretion the fight will be carried out, and it
promises to grow in intensity until
could be used to good advantage.
election day, when the largest vote
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ever cast in school matters will be
< oí N< il. muiting
recorded.
th«* backer, which, of course, means
Kenn A Co.'s < lie« k Is Returned ami
Hill as well.
Hill hn» also taken n great deal of
pride in tie North Bank road with
which other stockholders in the
Northern Pacific arc not greatly in-
fatuated im It in eff«»ct Is a competitor
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of th«» Northern Pacific. For some
Him» there have been rumors of Im­
pending changes In the North Bank,
nnd It Is pri'dlct««) that John F. Stev­
ens will become president of that rail­
road. in addition to this the intima-
•
lion is now given that tiie Great
Weyer- Northern Is planning to take over the
Vi ,
; Northern Pacific Interest In the North
ot Mt '« see. 21 E% of Bank as part of the scheme of Invad-
sec 8, twp. 37 8. r. 13 E; $10. 1 Ing California.
Jacobs et ux. ti> M. I. Allison,
Tiie Great Northern, according to
W’A of SW>4 sec. 9, tw|>. 39 S. r. the statements made semi-officlally
9 E; $2,675.50.
will connect up with tiie Oregon
Fred S Robinett and wife t(> E P. Trunk line In Hie vicinity of The
Mixon, HW'* of NW'« and W'i of I Dulles liy bridging the Columbia rlv-
,fw>4 and the NW'« of NW'« of HOC.
<»r. Tills plan will bring the Oregon
9. twp. 27 S. r. 11 E; $1.300.
Trunk Into Portland over the Van­
Leon W. Anderson and wife to S couver liridgt» und Into th<- North
P. R. R. Co., right of way. \
1 Bunk terminals.
Hot Springs Co. to l.aula Long, lot
Inspection of the map will show
.*> blk 48, Hot Springs addition. $600. that via the Oregon Trunk
line, North
Hot Springs Co. to Mrs. Lally A. 1 Hank to Spokane and the
Great
Ellis, lot 6, blk 48. Hot Springs addi-
I Northern to St. Paul tiie Great North-
. tion; $600.
ern will, with th«* completion of the
Hot Springs Co. to Mis. IL A. Long,
California extension, have nearly if
lot 7, blk. 48, Hot Springs addition; [ not quite, as short a route to San
$650.
Francisco into the extreme Northern
S. It. Gardner et tix. to 1». Y. Gray,
stales of the Middle West as any oth­
lot 2, blk 3, Gardners addition to
er railroad. California fruit products
Klamath Falls; $100.
find an enormous sale in that terri
('. E. Hoyt et ux. and .1. II. C. Tay­
tory, while shipments by northern
lor to Mrs. A. A. Von, lot 3, blk. 2 in
rfiutes of perishable freight, it is said,
Hoyts addition; $10.
are preferable to shipments over the
Mot Springs Co. I to Glennie John-
southern routes, because of the lower
son. lot 11. blk. 38, . Hot Springs ad-
i tentperaturo.
In addition to tliat,
' dltlon: $150.
1 California Is now drawing the greater
F. E. Skinner and
portion of Its tourist travel from the
Van Brlsmer, lot 1.
prosperous farming communities of
' addition to Kinmath
t lie colder northern states.
’ John A. Wilson I
In fact, several good reasons nre
Land Co., N% of
named why the Great Northern
SW'4 BE»4 of NE
should invade California. John F.
37 S, r. 14 E; $10.
Slovens, president of the Oregon
Trunk, is now In tiie East on a mis­
Tho evangelist for the Christian
sion connected with Hie building of
church will be here nnd begin services
the Oregon road, it is said that he
next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Is likely to have an announcement of
Work on tho now tabernacle nnd oth­
Interest to make when h«» returns, It
er preparations are rapidly being
the Information Is not given oat
brought to a close, and all will lie In
earll« r through Eastern sources.
readiness for the mooting.
Every
one will be cordially welcomed to all
E. R. Skelley and wife and R. I».
Morris Bros.' Bid Accepted.
met Thursday
were preBent:
Mayor Sanderson, Councilmen Willits,
> (’astel, Hanks, Obenchain and Sum­
mers. Councilman Wilkins was ab­
sent on account of the Berious Illness
of his grandson.
The question of sewer bonds was
The city council
and the following
taken up, and after a lengthy dis­
cussion on the matter the council in-
Dack Numbers.
“William.” said Mrs. Van Holder to
the man of all work. "I want you to
clean out that large closet In the hall
Just outside the parlor. Burn all the
old newspapers, waste paper aud any
other rubbish you may find there.”
After a short time she met William
in the hall carrying In his arms a huge
pile of sheet music, the property of her
eldest daughter.
“Wliat are you going to do with Ma­
bel’s music?" site asked.
“Why. burn it. sure, as you told me
to. It wns In the closet there with the
other rubbish."
“But I didn't mean the music. I’ut it
bnck nt once."
Noting bls mistress’ displeasure. Wil­
liam inquired in surprise:
"Why. hasn’t she played it all?"
itructed the city recorder to return to
S. A. Kean Ji Co. of Chicago their cer-
t'fied click for $2,000, which was re­
ceived with their bid. On investlga-
tion it was found that the financial
«landing of S. A. Kean & Co. was
Like a Mental Moving Picture.
not satisfactory. The check, which
Baker—People win» have been near
was drawn on themselves, was photo­ drowning say that in an instant nil the
graphed before being returned upon events of their past Ilves are presented
t<> their mental vision Barker—I don’t
oi'«ler of the city council. The record- believe It Baker- Why not? Barker
< r was also ordered to notify Morris — if it «ere true they wouldn’t allow
Bros. of Portland that the council themselves to lie rescued.—Life.
would now consider their bid on the
N
sewer bonds, which taking into con-
Maori Worship In China.
rideration the fact tliat the bonds will
Tiie fete of the iuoou is celebrated in
be. r only 5 C percent interest, makes China ill the eighth mouth of the year,
and this lasts six days. Presents are
the change a good stand-off. It is then made on which tile figure of the
considered doubtful, though, whether moon is nppareut. and a large pagoda
ncliial work will be done on the sewer is illuminated. Firecrackers and mu-
sic nhd family reunions prevail, A
system this year, owing to the delay midnight banquet on Hie last uight ter-
which lias been caused in investigat­ minutes tiie feast, and thou tiie de-
scent of tiie goddess of the moon,
ing tho financial standing of Kean
whlcli we call Hie mail in tiie moon, is
<v Co.
awaited She is supposed to visit the
The council passed to its second earth at this time to grant Hie wishes
of mortals, i’lie moon with the Chi­
rending a new building ordinance, I nese Is the patroness of poetry, and
which was submitted by City Attor­ I numinn is tin» poet's favorite season.
ney Drake.
The water and light question was
then taken up and discussed.
Tile council then adjourned.
Th« Cid Mistake.
NOTH E TO ( REDITORH
OF (RATEIC LAKE In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Klamath.
In the matter of the Estate of D.
The finest collection of pictures of F. Johnson, deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given by the
Crater lake ever exhibited in this
undersigned administrator of the es­
city have been placed on display in tate of D. F. Johnson, deceased, to
the window of G. Heitkemper by C. (lie creditors of and all persons hav­
ing claims against the said deceased
W. Miller, the McCloud photogra­ to exhibit them with the proper
pher. They have been colored In oil vouchers within six months after the
first publication of this notice, to the
and come nearer conveying to the said administrator at his residence at
mind an idea of the magnitude ami Title Lake postoffice, Klamath Coun­
ty, Oregon, the same being the place
beauty of Crater lake than anything for the transaction Of the busii¡ea»
of the kind ever aeen here. The pan­ of said estate.
Dated September 1st, 1909.
orama is particularly fine, being free
J. M. JOHNSON.
9-2 9-30
Administrator.
from the disproportionate imperfec­
tions usually manifest in work of this
NOTICE
kind.
To the Stockholders of the Klamath
it has been suggested that several
Water Users’ Association:
of these picture« should be secured
You are hei reby notified that a spe-
liy the Chamber of Commerce and
clal meeting of the stockholders of
placed on exhibition in Seattle, Port­ the Klamath
Water Users’ Associa-
land, San Francisco and Los Angele«, tion will be held
!
in Klaniath Fails,
with the Inscription “Crater Lake,
Oregon, at the Houston Opera House
near Klamath Falls, Oregon.’’
on Friday, the 22d day of October.
VS hile this plan Is not original, it
1909, at the hour of 2 o’clock p. m^
has the elements of truth, which Is
for the purpose of the stockholders
more than can be said of Its prede­ voting upon increasing the capital
cessor Cities in the East should bo
stock of the association from $2,000,-
supplied with one of these pictures 000 to $6,000,000 and increasing the
similarly labeled and they would par
value of the shares from $20 to
prove a powerful advertising medium. 130 per share.
ALBERT E ELDER.
Secretary.
NOTICE Mill PUBLICATION
(Not Coal Land.)
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office at Lakeview,
Oregon, September IS, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that John
Slade, of Olene, Ore., who on May
2 3d. 1908, made homestead entry
No 4015, serial No. 01617, for 8'4
SW’« sec. 2. N^ NW »4 sec. 11, twp.
39 S, range 10 E, Willamette Merid­
ian. has filed notice of intention to
make final commutation proof, to
establish claim to the land above de­
scribed, before C. R. DeLap. County
Clerk, at Klamath Falls, Ore., on the
6th day of November, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Tipton of Olene, Ore.; Her­
bert Tipton of Olene, Ore., A. T.
Wilson of Olene. Ore., Sam Dixon of
Olene, Ore.
ARTHUR W. ORTON.
9-30-11-4
Register.
NOTH E OF SALE OF REAL ES­
TATE
SALE OF LATE SHEET
MUSIC
If you desire some fine bargains in
Late Popular Sheet Music, write to
Charles S. Mitchell, 209 Almond st.,
Ashland, Ore., for latest free music
catalogue.
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9
Judge Lindsey's autobiogra­
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things ever published by any
magazine.
It starts in the October
EVERYBODY’S
No believer in clean govern­
ment and right living can atfori'
to miss it.
And don’t let O. Henry’s
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seven crackerjacks in the •
In the County Court of the State of
•OCTOBER EVERYBODY’S
Oregon for the County of Klamath.
o^vtcvu/ wsp'uy Dy
In the Matter of the Guardianship of
ANKENY and AMERICA^
Charles Hughes and Mary F.
Hughes, Minors.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned, guardian of the persons
and estates of Charles Hughes and
Mary F. Hughes, will sell at private
sale an undivided one-sixth interest
each of said minors in and to lot
four (4) and the north half of the
northwest quarter of section 28; lots
¡six (6>, eight (8) and nine (9) and
the south half of the southwest quar­
ter of section 21, all in town, hip 29
south of range 11 '-j east, Willamette □ R. J. M. ELLSWORTH
meridian, Klamath county, Oregon,
VETERINARY SURGEON
containing 314 acres more or less, ac­
ANO DENTIST
cording to government survey, on
ifflee Crnwler-stllii« Bulbilli/
Phone 7.4
and after the 21st day of October,
1909. for cash, pursuant to order of
said court made and entered in the
above proceeding on the 3d day of
June, 1909.
ATTORNEY’ AT LAW
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon. Sep­
General Law Practice State and Fed­
tember 23d. 1909.
FRANCES HITCHES,
eral Courts
Guardian of the persons and estates
Examiner of Land Titles.
of Charles Hughes and Mary F. !
First National Bank Block
Hughes, Minors.
9-23,10-21 j
Klamath
Falls,
Oregon
E. L. ELLIOTT
NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE
BOARI» OF EQUALIZATION
BICYCLE S
To All Taxpayers and to All Whom It
May Concern:
For no U|*-|o><lji|e i
NOTICE is hereby given that on
the third Monday in October, the
a Rambler, on Mili- al
ISth day of said month, A. D. 1909,
S 11 »RE.
For
sale
the board of equalization in and for
Tenia to rent.
(■mis.
Klamath county. Oregon, will attend
■ tuli line of M|H>rllng
at the courthouse in the city of Klam­
ath Fails, Oregon, and publicly exam­
ine tho assessment rolls of Klamath
THE GUN STORE
county, and correct all errors in val-
nation, description of qualities of
J. B < JtAMBKlMv.
lands, lots or other property assessed
Op|MMirr
H'Hei
by the assessor in and for said coun­
ty; and it shall be the duty of all per­
Ph-*.
M»S
sons interested to appear at the time
and place appointed.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
this 23d day of September, A. D.
1909.
J. P. LEE,
GASOLINE ENGINE
Assessor in and for Klamath County,
•r ...
Pumps Water, Runs
Oregon.
9-23, 10-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
2 TRAJU
N.tw«o
Milker, Separator,
H.
Chops Feed, Etc.
In the County Court of the State of
P.
Saves Wages
Oregon, for Klamath County.
State your need«,
rite for catalog. Mention paper
In the matter of the estate of Nelson
Dimick. deceased.
GENUINE FAIRBANKS SCALES, WINDMII.L8
Notice Is hereby given that by or­
Dynamo«. Motor«, Qaioline Bngtn^«, Steam Pump«, Boilers
t En r i ne•. Feed Choppers, WIn<* mi 11 Pnmps. Pi peFi ttinlULik«
AJI Carrtvd In block at PO KT LAND, OREGON
der of tho County Court of Klamath
"De man dnt answers a gold brick
circular," snld Uncle Ebcu, "makes de
old mistake, lastend o’ tellîn* Satan
to glt liehlnd 'lin. lie thinks lie kln glt
County. State of Oregon, made and
abend o’ Satan."- Washington Stnr.
entered on the 6th day of October,
0« Oath.
1909, Howard F. Shepherd was ap­
The Court Von will swear that the
prisoner stole your aiubrella? The pointed Administrator of the estate
TlnintifT Your honor, I will swear of Nelson Dimick. deceased; therefor
that lie stole the umbrvHa 1 we car-
all persons having clnims against the
vying Cl »’•eland Ix»nAer
estate of said deceased shall present
Wouldn't Hang *ba Jury.
An old negro named Ephraim, hav­ the same with proper vouchers, duly
ing been sworn on the Jury in a mur­ verified, within six months from the
der trial, for some time resisted a ver­ date of this notice to me, the under­
dict of guilty for no other apparent
reason Hum Ids strong aversion tocapl- signed. at my real estate office In the
tnl punishment in general. Finally the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon.
the services. Evangelist Holmes re­ Skellcy, prominent residents of Riv­ foreman explained to him that It was a
Dated this 7th day of October,
question either of hanging the prisoner
quested all members of the church to erside, Cal., arrived in the city from or hanging the Jury and that It all de­ 1909. at Klamath Fails, Oregon.
^.JurAt him nt Mr. Gregory’s ofllco Frl- Rocky Point Monday night.
They pended on him. "Fo' gracious, rah.”
HOWARD F. SHEPHERD,
replied Uncle Ephraim, "on dem rea-
left
this
morning
for
Riverside.
wt.v evening nt 7:30.
10-7-10-28
Administrator.
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