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Our prices draw attention. Up-to-date WALL PAPER is what
we sell, with a dandy line of House Lining, Burlaps. Sanitas.
Lucrusta. Ingrains, Window Shades, Lead, Oil. Turpentine, Dry
Colors, Etc. Or we will furnish a Painter or Paperhanger.
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Opposite Baldwin's Hardware Stove
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BERT E. WITHROW, Secretary
DON J. ZUMWALT,
C. E.
Abstracting
President
E. M. BUBB,
Vice I’resident and
Treasurer
Maps, Plans, Blue Prints, Etc.
Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc.
A $20 Trunk
to be given away
Surveying and Irrigation Engineering
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Tuesday from Tule Lawe. He will
leave soon for San Francisco.
David Campbell left Sunday for
Sheriff Barnes Monday issued
Alebrta, Canada.
two tax deeds to B. S. Grigsby, for
A. F. Clubinc came up Friday from 160 acres of land ass«?ssed to W. C.
Merrill on business.
Rogers, and 160 acre ranch near Tule
Jasper Bennett has gone to San Lake, assessed to E. A. Lash.
Francisco for a short stay.
Fred Brimmer, who has been in
Miss Inez Lovely, of Sbippington, the employ of the Light & Water
left Wednesday for Portland.
Company and Moore Bros, during the
J. F. Adams was in the city from past year, left Wednesday for his
his ranch near Merrill on business.
home in Michigan.
J. G. Stevenson and family left
Mrs. C. P. Hughes and daughter.
Monday for Eugene and other points. Miss Ethel, left Tuesday for Sac­
H. F. Thomas and A. W. Suther­ ramento, where the former will re­
land were in the city Friday from side. Miss Hughes expects to return
Merrill.
to Klamath Falls in about two weeks.
Mrs. Crawford, who has been clerk­
C. P. Gregory reports the sale of
lug at Chastain, Langell & Co., left the A. J. Kubes property near the
Sunday for Medford.
Catholic Church to Silas Johnson,
Next door to the Postoffice
Judge H. L. Benson left Friday Mr. Johnson is a recent arrival from
for Salem on legal business. He ex­ California and has moved into his
pects to be gone only a few days.
new home.
Lee Beall ret urned Monday evening
P. E. Busch, auditor of the Cali­
from Portland and will lfcave in the fornia Fruit Canners' Association, is! COMMISSIONER MAKES REPORT cates it upon the land. In this way
morning for bis home at Lakeview. in the city from San Francisco, on
the government loses the land and
OF STATE’S WEALTH
Mrs. W. H. Helieman ana son, W.'l- business for the association. The foe '
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the reclamation service loses the
lie, returned Sunday from a two loiy on the Upper Lake is furni.hing s“*'’ oi *"nds by Prvctms of Appraise- money for Its work, and the only
months' visit with relatives at Berke- box material for the association.
meat Has Not Vet Been uu
beneficiary is the owner of the scrip,
ley. Cal.
Entire Success
Chas. Woodward and wife left
which in this way secures a cash
D. M. Griffith and wife, of Rocky Tuesday for Vancouver for a two
market. There are of course very
Point resort on the Upper Lake, left weeks’ visit with relatives and
Much interesting information con­ few timber landH of any value left
Friday for San Francisco to spend friends. It is said that this is the cerning public lands of this State is which are not In a National forest,
several weeks.
first time that Mr. Woodard has left emphasized in the annual report of the exceptions being mainly unsur­
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Heavlin loft Klamath County in twenty years.
the Commissioner of the General veyed tracts which have not as yet
Monday for Dorris, where they will
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Biehn expect Land Office just issued. According therefore been subject to entry.
make their borne, Mr. Heavlin being to leave Monday for Long Beach for to the tabulation of the department,
Support New l^iw
In business there.
"A law should be enacted, how­
an extended visit. Mrs. Biehn has there are 18,225,694 acres of gov­
R. H. Hovey, who has been in ths not been very well lately, and Mr. ernment land yet unappropriated In ever, under the terms of which tim­
city the past three weeks on timber
Biehn is troubled with rheumatism, Oregon, out of a total area of 61,- ber on the remaining lands can be
business, left Sunday for bis home
and they hope that the change will 887,360 acres, of which latter quan­ noli at && appraised value and the
in San Francisco.
tity there is a water surface of 698,- fee to the land be reserved In th«-
be a benefit.
Ben S. Owens, of Portland, who
Alfred R. Kelley, president of the 880 acres. Of the unappropriated government subject to homestead or
purchased some valuable property in
Union Oil Company, of San Francisco, lands in this State, 13,620,130 acres other application, a preference right
Klamath County last year, is expected
who has been in the city for several have been surveyed, while 4,605,564 being given, however, to the home­
here soon to make his home.
days accompanied by his wife and acres are still unsurveyed.
stead applicant to purchase the tim­
W. C. Gregg, of the San Francisco daughter, left Monday for home.
ber at the appraised value If ho HO
Oregon Ix-ads All Stat«-»
office of the Klamath Development
Mr. Kelley was me guest of E. A.
desires.
Oregon
leads
all
the
public
land
Company, is in the city for several
Palmer, roadmaster of the Shasta States of the Union In the number of
days on business for the company.
WEA LTH V < AI.IFORN 1A N
division of the Southern Pacific.
timber and stone entries from the
J. C. Cravens has purchased the
KILLED IN Al'TOMOBII
W
’
.
W.
Masten,
who
has
the
con
­
passage
of
the
act
of
June
3,
1878,
Worden bouse on Ewauna Heights,
now occupied by Dr. C. P. Mason, tract for hauling the machinery for to June 30, 1909, 24,830 such claims Collides With an Electric Car at
a
Possession is to be given in the the Meadow Lake Lumber Company, having been filed during that period,
Grail«* Crossing Near Ixm
began
Friday
loading
the
outfit
embracing
an
area
of
3,566,905.45
spring.
Angeles
The Sappo Literary Club, consist­ for the new saw mill and will Boon acres, for which the government re­
have
the
plant
ready
to
put
up.
It
Is
ceived a total of 18,909,220.79. Cali­
ing of about thirty members, eva» en-
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Feb. 1. J.
tertained at the Swingle residence on to be located on the Mull place east fornia is second with 19,2 04 entries,
P.
Ewen, a wealthy rancher of this
of
town,
and
not
at
Meadow
Lake.
and Washington third with 15,473.
Friday night by their president, Miss
county,
was hurled forty feet and fa­
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hayden return­
Oka Swingle.
A feature of Commissioner Den­
tally
Injured
today when his auto­
Mr. J. L. Beckley, a prosperous ed home .Sunday after an ab­ nett’s report Is the fact that he prac­
mobile
collided
with an electric car
young business man, has purchased sence or several weexs. Mrs. Hayden tically admits that the regulation of
at
a
grade
crossing
near Inglewood.
has
been
visiting
relatives
in
Texas,
the fine L. H. Brown farm eight miles
the d«-partm«'nt promulgated in No­
The
machine
was
reduced
to scrap
south of town, which be expects to while Mr. Hayden has been visiting vember, 1908, providing for the sale
Iron.
Non«!
of
the
passengers
of the
the Yuma Project for the govern­ of timber lands by process of ap­
occupy as a home about March 1.
The steamers Hornet and Eagle ment. Mr. and Mrs. Hayden witness­ praisement, has not been an entire electric car sustained injuries.
were both sunk on the Upper Lake ed the exhibition of the airships at success. Upon this subject he says:
KOREANS MASSACRE JAPS
during the recent storm. The latter Los Angeles.
I “The efficiency of the instructions
AND ARE III SHING TO ARMS
boat, belonging to A. Wickstrom,
Major C. E. Worden has let the of November 30, 1908, being regula­
contained the sand and water pump. contract to J. C. Cunningham for the tions in regard to the sale of timber
LONDON! Feb. 1.— A local news
M. L. Costlow and wife, of Madi­ erection of the two $1600 bungalows lands under the act of June 3, 1878,
agency announces that It has received
son, South Dakota, and their son-in- on his property in the Hot Springs has not as yet been thoroughly prov­
advices from Korea to the effect that
law, David Gastman, of Port Angeles, addition. Mr. Worden has just had en. From present indications it
twenty Japanese settlers in South
W’ash., are recent arrivals in the city completed a bungalow at a cost of would seem that they would not be
Phongan, Korea, have been massa­
who are looking over the country $2500, and when the two new ones an entire success.
cred and that the Koreans are rising
with a view of locating.
are built he will have four fine resi­
“There is outstanding a consider­ and arming against the Japanese en-
K. Sugarman, proprietor of the dences In this section of the city.
able amount of scrip, all of which is • rd|kihments. The rumor further
Portland Store, accompanied by his
valuable for location of lands of this states
Utah's that the outbreak is only the
family, left Sunday for Portland and
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Austria's character. If the appraisement un­ beginning of a general uprising.
other Coast cities for a two weeks' newly acquired territories, are over­ der these regulations be, therefore,
business trip. This Is Mr. Sugar- run with poisonous snakes, hundreds above the market price of the scrip,
Practically all the Important coal
Iran's first absence from this city in of thousands of which have been the applicant instead of paying the mining states have Inspection laws
four years.
killed annually since a Government appraised value in money to the gov­ designed to prevent death and disas­
M. L. Applegate arrived in the city bounty was placed on them.
ernment, purchases the scrip and lo- ter among the mine workers.
CITV BREVITIES.
Great Excitement at the
Portland Store; a Trunk
valued at $20 will be
given away
Our January Clearance Sale is
still on. Bargains! Bargains!!
Bargains!!! in every department!
Watch our windows
Klamath Falls, Oregon
V AM IBI.E INHIIlM I I B»N
NTRY< IININE FOI ND IN
HTO.MAl IIH OF SWOPES
Ijecturvs on S< icnlifl«' and Practical
Training ut the Agricultural
<'«>ll«'g«'
Information worth hundreds of
dollars to th«! farmers of th«* State
will be offered at the Oregon Agricul­
tural College during Farmers' Week
which opens February 14. Lecture»
and exerclsea, cov«Ting the most vl’al
and Important Information which
science and experience have gathered,
will be given by experts. Work will
commence at 8 o'clock In th«« morn­
ing nnd continue until 10 o'clock nt
at night. Ample opportunity will bo
offered for questions and discussions.
The first College Poultry Show will
be held on Friday, when price win­
ning birds from the best flocks In the
Stat«! will be exhibited. A summary
of the work follows:
Five lectures on Diseases of Ani­
mals, by Dr. Wlthycombe; Ave lec­
tures on Stock Fe«'dlng. by Dr. Wlthy­
combe; ten hours’ practice In Apple
Packing, under expert Instruction.
Enough to learn th«» principles of
good packing. In the Willamette Val­
ley each year thousands of boxes of
good fruit Is not marketed because
farmers do not know how to puck
for market; five exercises In Prun­
ing, Budding, Graftin, etc., by Prof.
Cole; five lectures on Farm Dairying,
by Prof. Kent; five lecttires on For­
age Crops, by Prof. Scudder; five
lecture's on Farm Bacteria, by Prof.
I’ernot; five lectures on Farm Soils,
bv Prof. Scudder; ten lectures on
Orchard Diseases by Prof. Jackson;
five lectures on Vegetable Garden­
ing by Prof. Boquet; five lectures on
Farm Drainage, by Prof. Powers; five I
lectureq on Hot Beds nn<l (’old
Brarnes, by Prof. Boquet; ten lec-
lures on Orchard Insects, by Prof
Brldwell; five lectures on Chemistry
of the Farm, by Prof. Bradley; ten
or mor«! lectures by prominent men
who have been signally successful
In some special branch of agriciil-
lure.
According to Government expert*,
the great Halton Sea, although in
places fifteen miles wide and forty
miles long, will disappear by evapo­
ration by 1926.
Unlt«'<l I'rcsa Service.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Feb. 1.
Chemists officially reported today
that they had found strychnine In
deadly quantities in the stomachs an«l
livers of Colont-l Thomas Swope and
his nephew, Chrisman Swope. Th«»
Swope lawyers announc'd that they
would demand that an inquest b<
held and the matter sifted to the bot­
tom.
When babbitt it-« tai is not eni'igl
to light n small pine stick It Is at the
right temperature to poui Overheat­
ed, It Is brittle.
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In Its warfare against the Moors
the Spanish army revived the ancient
sling to throw explosive grenades Into
the enemy's ranks.
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THE LARGEST MAKER AND RETAILER
OF MEN'S FINE SHOES IN THE WORLO.
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to other makes .**
'T h««n worn W. L. Dou.li>« vhori for th.
n««t «1. year«. and alwnya find they are far
superior toall other high .radn «hory In alyl«,
comfort and durability." W. O. JONES.
110 Howard Av... Utica. N. V.
If I could take you into iny large Lie-
tori.« at Brockton, Mau., and show you
how carefully W. L. Dougin« shoe« are
made, you would realize why they hold
their shape, fit better, wear longer, and
are of greater value than any other make.
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