KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
SIMMONS
mad» on the 30th day of January,
A. I>. 1910.
In the Circuit Court of th«> State of
THOMAS DRAKE.
Oregon, for the County of Klamath.
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
E. J. MURRAY, Editor.
George II. Merryman, Plaintiff. V«.
Geo. E. Allen, Defendant.
Hl AIMONS
To Geo. E. Allen, defendant, above
named: In the name of the Statu of in the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon: You are hereby required to
Oregon, for Klamath County.
appear and answer the Complaint Abner Weed, Plaintiff, vs. Alon«» Al­
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
tiled against you In the above en-
len. Defendant
Sult In Equity to
, tith'd action on or before Thursday,
Quiet Title
th«' 21th «lav of March. A. D. 1910,
All communications submitted (or publication In th«» columns of this , that being the last day for the publi­ To Aloano Allen. Defendant:
in the name of the State of Ore-
paper will be inserted only over the name of the writer. No non de plume
cation of this summons and the last gon; You are hereby required to ap­
articles will be published.
day of th»» time within which th«> de­ pear and answer the complaint filed
fendant Is permitted to answer as against you In the above entitled suit
fixed by th«' order of th«' Court for on or before Saturday, th«« 6th day
COMMITTEE
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POINTFI)
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ANNOUNCEMENT
publication of summons herein: und of March. A. D. 1910, that being the
if you fail so to appear and answer, date of the last publication of the
FROM BALLINGER COl XCII. M IKES Issl sSMIX Is I the
plaintiff will take judgment summons In this suit and the lust
Property lb-i«etlte«l Mill I'll, .VI Per against you for the sum of three date in which you, the defendant, la
(Continued From Huge One.)
hundred dollars, with interest there- required to answer said complaint, us
Celli of Co-1, Uliicli Mill II«-
1 on at the rat«> of ten per cent per fixed by the order of the Court for
About .1.1 ('«uta Front Foot
niitted to surrend«'r L»r cancellation
annum from and after November 11. publication of this summons, und If
; A. I». 1909, anil for reasonable attor­ you fall to appeur, and answer, uu
their stock subscriptions, and that
Several new ordinances were in­ ney's fees and for th«' costs ami ills- aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to!
th«> lands belonging to them be re­ troduced at th<> meeting of th«> City
hureements In this action; and (or an th«» Court (or th«» relief prayed for
lieved from any lien or charge for Council last evening, among them order of this Court, that certain ¡»er-| in such complaint, to-wlt: Quieting
construction costs; t3) to exclude one providing for the repair and im­ sonal property, to-wlt, one automo- plaintiff s till«» to th«' following de-1
from the lower proj«s-t the elevated provement of Second street; one on bile, and fixtures and attachments, ns scribe«l real estate: Northeast quar-
tracts which au only b«' irrigated by th«> establishment of grades through­ wt'll ns all the appliances, tools and ter ( Q > of Northwest quarter ( 8* > 1
j instruments, belonging to you and I of Section Six (t»i, in Township |
pumping ] 'ants and so otherwise re­ out th«» first unit of tlie sewer sys­ us«si upon or about the said automo- Thirty-eight (381, South of Rango
duce Its limits to 138 >00 acres as tem. and one for additional tire hy­ bile, attaiheil under uud by virtu«- of Nln«> ('.»', East of th«» Willnui«*tt<< 1
shown by th«- i.:;,,» or 1 at hereto at­ drants.
n-certain attachment writ Issued here- Meridian In Klamath County, Stat«>!
of Oregon, containing 10 11« ■«*« of j
tached; (!> to require a further
A committee was appointed con­ in. be subjected to the payment of land.
guarantee* for the repayment of the sisting of Willits, Hanks and Castel, any judgment that plaintiff may ob­
This summons Is publish«'«! in the !
tain herein.
cost of construction either in th«* for th«- purpose of Investigating the
This summons Is published In the "Klamath Kepubllcnn.", •« weekly 1
shape of an increase in the par value securing of a suitubb* sit«1 for a new Klamath Republican, a weekly news­ n< wspaper. printed amt published nt .
of the shares of stock in the Water city hall. A committee was also ap­ paper printed and published at Klam­ the City of Klamath Falls. In said
Users’ Association or that the land point'd consisting of Ohenchain. ath Falls. Klamath County. State of Klamath County, wherein said de
srrlb«-«! land Is altuat«»«!, l»y order <»t
owners within th«' lower project indi­ Summers an«! Wilkins to tnvesiigate Oregon, by order of Honorable George Hon. G«'«»rge Noland. Judge <»f th«'
Noland. Judge of said Court, said or­
vidually or acting jointly through a and report on a sit«- for a garbage der dated the 5th day of February, 1 above-name«! Court, such order be­
trustee subji'ct their lands to a lien dump.
1910. dirn'ting such summons to be ing dati-<! the 17th day of January. I
A. D. 1910; th«< first publication of
for tho construction charges; (5)
The commit tee appointed t>v the s<» published for six consecutive I this summons to be made, amt is,
that the Water Users’ Association re­ Mayor on sewer assessment made its weeks, the first publication to be on , made on the 20th day of January.
th«> 10th «lay of February, A. I» 1910.
base from the lien for construction I report which was filed. The report
\ d I mo .
H. M. MANNING.
THOMAS DRAKE.
charges al! lands excluded from the' will be posted for a period of ten days Attorney for th«' Plaintiff, Postoffice
Attorney (or the Plulntiff.
limits of the lower project and also j and If no objection is made on the
and Residence Address. Klamath i
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
Falls. Oregon.
2-10-3-21
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permit the ow ners thereof, stockhold­ part of those affected, an ordinance
ers in the Water Users’ Association.1 will then be drawn embed'Ing the
NOTICK.
SI MMO\>
to surrender for cancellation the report and passed. The report con­
Parti«»« wishing sagebrush land
stock now held by them.
tains an estimated ass- ssment of the In the Circuit Court of the State <»r clearev call on or write.
“In arriving at the above conclu­ benefit to each piece of property un­
W. W. HASTEN,
Oregon, ill and for Klam­
sions, the Department has not over­ der the first sewer unit, and contains
13-3tf
Klamath Falls. Or*
ath County
looked the claim that has been made a complete description of the prop­
to the effect that the Government is erty and the supposed owner. It con­ Oscar F. North Plulntiff, vs. J. A
under a moral obligation to construct tains about 250 names of property
I
Wilson, Defendant.
the whole project at a cost to the owners. When this ordinance is
To J. A. Wilson. Defendant above
land owners of not more than $20 adopted and goes into effect, the as­
named:
per acre.
It would serve no good sessment can then be made a lien on
In the Name of the State of Ore- ’
purpose at this time to enter into a the property. The property benefited
discussion of the merits of this claim. ’ is to pay one-half th«» cost of building gon: You are hereby required to ap­
But even should it be conceded that it ■ the sewer, and it is estimated that pear and answer the complaint file«! 1
rests upon a substantial basis if it ' the property owners will pay about against you in the above entitled ac­
were the only factor to be considered, 55 cents a front foot on an average. tion on or before Thursday, the 17th j ELLSWORTH A. MITCHELL
day of March, A. I). 1910, that being j
there might be some force in the 1
VETERINARY SURGEONS
the last day of publication of this
contention of the land owners and. REPORTS FROM XICARAttl A
AND DENTISTS
SUMMONS
and
the
last
day
of
the
AKE
STILL
I'OXFLKTIXG
stockholders of the Water Users’ As-'
Office CrlMter-MtlW Hulldlue
Wiuna TM
time within which the defendant is 1
sociation to the effect that the Gov-1
permitted to answer, as fixed by the
-rnment should proc«?ed with the en-1 United Press Service.
BI I EFIELDS. Feb. 26.—(Wire­ order of the Court for Publication of
tire work along the lines as originally 1
planned and under the existing con- I less from Colon).—Reports from Summons herein; and if you fail so |
ATTORNEY AND
tract with the Water Users' Associa­ Western Nicaragua are still conflict- to api»oar and answer, the plaintiff
COUNSELOR AT LAW
S'*8 today say that a group will take judgment against you for
tion, But another question is pre- *n!î-
KLAMATH FALLS, OKtGON
sented, namely, whether under the of insurgent stragglers arrived at La the sum of One Hundred Seventy anil
law the Secretary of the Interior can Libertad and report fighting it Ac >|>- 25-100 Dollars, with interest thereon : ROOMS TAB, MURDOCK BLDG
so proceed. The answer to this ques­ apa. Stevencinte and other eastern at the rate of 6 per cent per annum !
tion is found in Section 4 of the Re- P01“'8 is not entirely favorable to the from ¿«nd after the 5th day of Janu­
WILL A. LEONARD
ciamation Act, which provides that provisionals, . It is also unofficially ary, 1910, and for the costs and dis-!
the ‘estimated cost’ of <?onstructing i reported
* "* that Captain Fowler, an bursements in this action: and for an
DENTIST
irrigation systems ‘shall be apportion- Amerfcan artillery officer. Is dead Order of this Court, that certain prop­
• d equitable' upon the land irrigated The news arrived here today after erty, rights, an«i credits, attached -
\\ hita—Mailalaiv Ul«lg.
therefrom ‘with a view of returning’ the city had spent the night In cele­ under and by virtue of a certain At­
the same ‘to the reclamation fund.' bration over what was believed a tachment Writ issued herein, and for ’
DR. C. P. MASO
"Obviously, the intention of Con­ complete victory for Geifl-rai Estrada. any and all property, rights, and .
gress as seen in the above provision
cr.slits whi<h may hereafter be at-
DENTIST
was that all construction charges
tached under and by virtue of said Office in American Bank A Trust Com
should be returned to the fund cre­
Writ belonging to you, be subjected 1
pany’s Building
ated by the sale of public lands, and United Press Service.
to the payment of any judgment that 1
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that all lands benefited should be se­
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. 26- plaintiff may obtain herein.
KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
curity for the repayment. Nowhere There are more cars running today
Thls-SUMMONS Is published In the
in the act is the Secretary of the In­ than at any time since the strike was Klamath Republican, a weekly news- (
M
RICHARDSON
terior given the power to enter into called, and the probability of its paper printed and published at Klam- ’ R
a contract whereby any part of the spread grows remoter daily.
The ath Falls, Klamath County, State of 1 United States Commissioner
construction costs may be lost to the carmen themselves are opposing a Oregon, by order of Honorable
reclamation fund, nor is it under­ geueral strike. The question will he George Noland. Judge of said Court,
TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD
stood that such a contract exists in settled definitely at a mass meeting said Order dated the 31st day of
PROOF TAKEN
respect to the Klamath Project. As to be held Sunday, There was one
January, 1910, directing such Sum- j Office, Third and Main, dpposite City
the custodian of that fund it is his disturbance this morning in which a
Library.
Telephone 301.
mons to be so published for six con­
imperative duty to safeguard it, and policeman and several rioters were
secutive weeks, the first publication
he is not justified in using any part badly hurt. Other police and State
to be on the 3rd day of February,
BENSON 4. STONE
of the same for construction pur­ constabulary using maces charged
1910.
poses in the absence of a satisfactory the mob, dispersing them.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
E. L. ELLIOTT,
guarantee that it will be returned.
.■Imerican Hank
Attorney for Plaintiff. Po-toffice and
"The Department recognizes that IODI» COST INTESI ItiATION
and Trust Hldÿ.
Residence Address, Klamath Falls,
the Government should speedily do
DECLARED 1 "FRAME-IP"
Oregon.
2-3-3-10
KLAMATH FALLS • OREGON
all in its i»ower to complete the pro- i
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST TRUST m SAVINGS BANK
nt Klamath Fulls, In the Hint«» of Oregon, nt tho close of bunlnenn,
Jun 11.11 v .11. IMO
BESOlRtEH
Lonnn
IMII.LABH
IMm'ountM
Niu'ii rlt !•♦$< i’tc
Hanking I ioiiho , iurnltlire. Hint fixture«
Due from luniks (not rvaerv«» banka)
I> iih from npprovi’d
bank«
<’h<M‘kH an<l of tier cttHh Iteimi .
< .« «Il <»11 li.tn.l
$ 68,344.53
2.464 46
‘ 1 .0 74
........ 10.933.63
30,403.4 4
873 1 3
19,687.76
hih !
II oih I m
.. .
Total
1114.864 58
........
LIAIIILITIEN
DOLLARS
1 nill»l<b <l ptofita. fi sa «'X|>i n «-s .u.l lux. s pulii
Individual depoalta aubject to chock
Dviniiml certificates of ib'poalt
Tim«, certi ficai <*a of deposit
Haqiuga de|u>alta
1 36 000 00
48.64
..........
60,930.11
350.00
..........
11.685 00
..... 37,010 M3
... $121.854.68
T.'tul
State of Oregou.
)
County of Klamath, I sh
1 J W Ht'lmena. Ciislih 1 <1 tin» altove ni«m<<! hunk, do aoleiiiuly
awear that thè nbovo statement la true t<» thè b«»at of my knowledge
und belle!.
J. W BEIMI 1N8, Cashier.
Correct Attesi:
G. W BALI • WIN.
J. A. MAD1 MIX, Direct ori.
Sulwu rltu'd ami awoi n to before tuo tlila "Ih duy of February,
lui«»
11. Ei.i.n » 1 1 Notary Public.
Before You Buy Your Winter
Supplies
Don't forget to get our prices on
Canned Goods, Sugar, Beans
Dried Fruits and everything
in thv Grocery Une.
25c. Monarch
Try our
Coffee.
You
can’t beat it in quality
C. C. BROWER
ject so far a- it is pos-ible to do so Senator MFollette Say«. It Is to Fur.
eonsistent with the law. To this end
nisli < anipaigii Material
it will co-operate in any manner with
• he association or the land owners in : United Press Service.
MADISON, Wis . Feb. 26.- An e«L
jterfec’ing some arrangement by
which the construction charges will itorial in I^aFollette’s Weekly today
be safeguarded and returned to the J charges that the Senatorial investiga-
tion of the cost of living is merely a
reclamation fund.
"If such an arrangement cannot be ■•frame-up” and Is to furnish cam­
made unless a representative of this paign material in defense of the so-
office is sent to Klamath Falls, as called Aldrjch-Cannon alliance. The
suggested in a communication dated editorial declares that public senti­
September 2, 1909, addressed to the ment has turned against the Repub­
Secretary of the Interior and signed lican machine and Aldrich's known
by Richard Shore Smith, attorney for management and that they are adopt­
the Klamath Water Users’ Associa­ ing measures heroic if not. desperate.
tion, by authority of the Board of
Directors, the same will be done. At TWO WOMEN BI I1IED
IX AVALANCHE OF SXOW
the present time, however, I am un­
able to send such a representative.”
United Press Service.
SPOKANE, Wash., Feb. 26.—May
Welcher, aged 16, a nd. her mother
barely escaped losing their lives by
The Woman s Library Club has re­
being buried in an avalanche of snow
ceived a very generous offer from the
at a mining camp in the Coeur
Klamath Development Company ra­
d’Alenes. . A dog hearing their moans
garding the moving of the Public Ll-
summoned aid by barking, otherwise
brary from its present site to one in
they would I have smothered. Both of
the Hot Springs tract, The club
the women are still in a serious eon-
wishes to thank the Klamath De­
dlfont due to exposure and injuries.
velopment Company for this offer but
has not as yet arrived at a decision. REGISTERED
HOLSTEIN'S
FOR
SI M.MOXs
In the Circuit Court of th«- State of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
Abner Weed. Plaintiff, vs. J. E. Lan­
caster and Mattie C. M aterbury,
Dcf'ndants —Suit in Equity
Quit t Title.
To .1. E Lancaster ami Mattle
Waterbury, Defendants:
In the name of the State of Ore­
gon: You are hereby required to ap­
pear and answer the complaint filet)
against you in the above entitled suit
on or before Saturday, the 5th
of March, A. It. 1910, that, being
date of the last publication of
summons in this suit and the
date within which you, the defond-
ants, are required to answer said
complaint, as fixed by the order of
the Court for publication of this sum­
mons. and If you fail to appear, and
answer, as aforesaid, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for in such complaint, to-wlt:
Quieting plaintiff's title to the fol­
lowing described real estate: North­
east quarter ( ‘A ) ami the Southeast
quarter < ’/* ) of Section Six (*), In
Township Thirty-eight (38), South
of Range Nine (9), East of the Wil­
lamette Meridian In Klamath County,
State of Oregon, containing 320 acres.
This summons Is publish'd in the
"Klamath Republican,", a weekly
newspaper, printed and published at
the City of Klamath Falls, In said
Klamath County, wherein said de­
SALE
scribed land is situated, by order of
Hon. George Noland, Judge of the
Howard Shepherd returned Friday
I have some fine young registered above-named Court, such order be­
evening from San Francisco and oth­
Holstein bulls for sale; A-l stock and ing dated the 17th day of January,
er points, where he has been visiting acclimated. M. F. LOOSELEY, Ft. A. D. 1910; the first publication oí
the past few weeks.
this summons to be made, and is
Klamath, Oregon.
MONARCH MERCANTILE
Phone 1051
THE IMPROVED
COPPER
A Spkfldid Overall
RIVETED
OVERALLS
fnr every uic.
Cut generous­
ly full. 1 wo
hip pock eta.
Felled teams.
Continuous
fly.
to W. a 4 l>*n
MURPHY. GRAM110.
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SATISFACTION
Nyal’s Vego-
tabli Prescrip­
tion is Indicat­
ed in all ordi­
The feeling 1 want to exist between you and me.
nary diseases of
women.
This
I am trying to make my name and satisfaction
remedy
never
synonymous. You can help me.
disappoints, its
g'.od effects be­
Don’t holler and cuss if I have worked for you
ing perceptible
and
it
’s not been satisfactory, but bring it back and
from tho very
first. It is com­
give me’a chance to make my word of guarantee
posed of the
good.
purest and tha
reliable
most
One receives a certain amout of satisfaction in
mercu-
drugs;
buying goods and feeling they have their dollar’s
oplatee
rials,
and other har­
worth.
mful drugs be­
Those arc the very kind of goods I carry and are
ing
excluded.
The many dls-
all made by the most reliable firms. I would like to
eOBC rtlng
in­
have your business.
fluences to.
which
woman [
I have been told that I am on the WRONG side
Is
constantly!
of the street nevertheless you are not treating your­
subjected
ren­
der her liable
self RIGHT unless you see my stock before you buy.
to many runctlonal disorders that
not only tend to destroy her comfort
vnd happiness, but which gradually
merge into chronic and serious dis­
eases.
Nyal’s Vegetable Prescription Is
without a peer for the successful
I
treatmnet of female weakness, pain
Miss Runk and Miss Schneider
ful and disordered menstrutation,
hysteria, cramps, "bearing down hav«» returned from Han Fran- ;
ATTORNEY AT LAW
pains," inflammation and falling of cisco, where they have purchased a j
the womb.
This io a remedy of new line of millinery which will be I General Law Practice State and Fed­
sterling worth.
on exhibition In a few days. Miss
eral Courts
Runk reports that the people on the I
Examiner of Land Titles
outside .ire very enthusiastic about
First National Baek Block
Cor. 7th and Main Streets
Klamath
Falls,
Oregon
Klamath Falls . . . • Oregon the future of Klamath Falls.
J
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M'HATTAN
L. E. ELLIOTT
UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY