Klamath republican., October 13, 1910, Image 5

BRIEF NEWS OF THE WEEK
C. J. Anderson wus her« Huuduy
from Merrill.
J. E. Gerber returned to his homo
In Portland Monday morning
11. F. Farvur. formerly chief or
police of Pasadena. Calif., came down
from Bonanza Bunday, where he Is
living on u tine raiicti
J. W. Manning was In from Ills
ranch Iasi Thursday.
A. A. Davis was down fiom Klnin-
uih Marsh last Thursda).
J. C. Mitch«)!, who bus been her.
for several weeks buying eatil«», left
for Ills I ioihx in Gazelle, Calif . lust
week.
Mrs. J. D, Carroll left for Seattl«
Inst Thursday, where her two moiih are
attending the State University of
'Vasblugton.
It C. Spink, wife mid daughter
camo down from the Agency lust
Thursday, mid will make their home
In Klamath Falla this winter.
The steamer Mazama brought
■'own 25.000 feet of lumber from th ■
Bui us A Utter sawmill at Fort Klam
nlh Wednesday.
Walter mid Has Richards arc build­
ing a houseboat near the Wlueitot
landing, which they will use as bach­
elor quarters this winter.
The city council meets tonight.
J. Imwery and wife of Portland ar«i
Livermore guests
Gust Peterson was down from bin
camp today.
C. II. Ur miry mid family are at the
Livermore from Hull Lake City.
W E. White of Medford is regis­
tered at the Lakeside
Edward Frohn of Onkland Is a
»■uest at the Lakeside.
M Dorse) is at the Lakeside from
Colorado Springs, Colo.
J. Reardon la registered at the Liv­
ermore from San Francisco.
The Chamber or Commerce will
bold Its regular mooting tonight In
Wilbur White's office.
A. M. Clark had business here from
Bly last Thursday.
lM*an llavelln and wife were here
from Dorris last Thursday.
L. D. Hoy had business here from
Summer Lake last week.
John W. Logue was down from
Bonanza last week.
C. V. Loos ley had business here
from Fort Klamath last week.
J. Mmbert was down from Fort
Klamath on buslnesa lust week
W. C Dalton, wife and family wore
In front the Carr ranch last week.
Byron Jackson was down from Fort
Klamath last week.
A. M. Clark was tn from Bly Satur
day.
W. •G. Lane was here from Silver
Lake Saturday
T. A. Turange was down from Bo­
nanza Saturday.
H. L. Scott wan down from Fort
Klamath Saturday
Clyde Bradley had buzlmna her*
from Merrill Saturday.
W P. «Whitney and family were
from Merrill Satu’ilay.
F W Clift has sold bls home to
Win McAndrews, who recently rame
here from Oklahoma
J. t W. Harshaw went down to .Mid­
land last Saturday to locate the site
for the new depot which is to be built
there.
Fred Harpold was down from Bo­
nanza Saturday.
Jim Driscoll was hero from Bo­
nanza Saturday.
G. W. Sorrels had business here
from Kono Saturday.
John L. Shook bad business from
his ranch at Dairy Saturday.
D. M. Griffith and wife were down
from Eagle Ridge Saturday.
W. C. Neff, bead ranger of the Cra­
ter National Foyest. came down from
Odessa Friday night and was here
until Monday on business. He hasn't
found »I o took the rudder from Ms
launch, and the ISO reward still holds
good.
John ttbcroslcr Is here from Orator
Lake.
D. II. Ward was up fiuin Morrill
Lake Tuesday
Fred C. Maloy wax down from
Magic Itlda« Tuesday
W. A Robins Is here from Medford
mi I iuh I ii *'*'» Tuesday.
J. II Gillum liml business heie from
Hllver l.«rk< Tuesday
N. I* Madson cams down from
Cratoi Lake Monday nigtii
II. D. Barnum, Nash dchevora ami
E. J. Dye. cattlemen from Weed, were
here on litiHinesa Tuoarluy
C. It Arum!»l, special agent of th"
United Stute« land office, left for
Lake county on business Tuesday.
P, II. Mi Neill mid wife returned to
their home In Merrill Tuesday, after
pending several days In thia city.
<’. II McKendree mid wife mid J
M. Flynn rame over from Lakeview
Monday in the former’s automobile
Ml
Q W Pink was here from
Morrill Tuesday. She ha» sold her In
ter«uit In her store In that city to her
brother, Mr. Purdy.
F l> Courtade wus down from
Odessa Monday.
Luke Walker wax here from Illy
Ralph W Gilman 1« In ri from Ady
on buslni'«" this week
Robert W ciaye w down from
Eagle Ridge Monday.
Mrs Orville Elliott was down f.nn
th» Agency Sntutday.
Mrs P E. lloyd returned from Ev
«rgreen. Idaho. Sunday, where she
had been visiting her daughter.
\ party of hunters consisting of It
('. Shipley. W W Weedon. F D
Bryant. Cofer Brothers, Mr. Norton.
\V. R. Thompson mid A. ('. Barrett
went to Agency Lake on Sunday and
returned with fifty ducks. They say
there are lots of ducks there
Guy M> rr>P was here on business
Tuesday
F D. Courtade mid wife were down
from Odessa thia week
Alice Lindsey was here from Bo
Tueaday
D J Elds camo down from Crater
Lak- Monday night.
M P Mu-kier was down from Fprt
Klamath last Friday.
Miss N. Yarborough camo down
from Eagle Ridge last week.
W T. Campbell Is registered at the
l.,vormo.’o from National. Nev.
1 W Utter the Fort Klamath saw­
mill man, was here last Friday on
business
Emmett flsoson arrived from Tal­
ent last week to look after hla prop­
erty here
O Llbbv arrived from Monrovia
Calif., last week to visit A. B Libby
of Morrill, who came up to meet him
L O. Orsted and C R Hansen Jr.
•au'e down from Portland with H. P.
Hoev In hl« automobile Monday
night.
W R. Merrill and wife arrived
from Colusa, Calif., Mondar night,
and left for Merrill Tuesday on the
stage to visit hia brother and rela-
tlvos.
11. W Hummel and wife came
down from Bonanza Tuesday and
left for Ton Mlle, Ore., whore Mr.
Rummoll will ho pastor of the Meth­
odist chunrh
Ho has boon pastor of
that organization at Bonanza and Is
msk'ng bls wav to bls new charge
overland, going by the way of Rose­
burg.
Charles Graves, wife and children
wont tn Marysville Saturday In their
automobile, They will be gone two
or throe weeks.
W J. Smith. the inspector of the
Western Union telegraph Aiffices In
O cogon, California and Nevada, ar-
rlvi»d here Sundav to look after
ot""< here for a dav or two.
'
Indian Agent Edson Watson re-
turn"d from California and Arizona
Mrs. Anna Thoma» returned Mon-
Snjurday night, where be had been
I
day
night from Ashland to remain a
to place a number of Klamath Indian
month
or six weeks looking after
bovs and girls In school
He left for
business matters.
the Agency Mondav morning
Creed McKendree camo In Monday
Fred Sinead Sued his wife, Ida
from
Lakeview. He was on his wav
of desertion In tho circuit court Sat­
to
Ashland
to attend the dedication
urday afternoon. John Irwin was the
of the new home of the Elks In that
attorney for tho plaintiff.
city.
W. F Fairfield camo down from
8. C. Graves has taken active
Bonanza Friday, and will work M
charge of the cigar stand in the office
a enrponter for R. E Wattonburg.
P. H. McNeill and wife camo up of the American hotel, and la stock­
from Merrill Sunday night, and ro- ing up with a full line of domestic
and Imported cigars.
Mr. Graves
rnalned a few days.
A marriage license wns Issued Mon- needs no Introduction to the smokers
dnv for the mnrrlnge of Frank WII- of this county, for “Chap," as every­
I'ams and Hattie Voss, both of White one knows him, has a friend In nearly
every homo. He la an old newspaper
I
•ountrv.
Mrs. L. 8 Arata was down from man, and has been a resident of this
county for years. As the bovs put,
the Doak ranch Monday.
It la understood that H. M. Bristol he is "ace high." and Is sure of u
will build a one-story concrete build­ patronage that will make his cigar
ing on Ma'n street on his property bualnoaa one of the most profitable In
the city.
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
L. Jacobs returned from a two
The statement mndo In the Herald
months’ stay In Alameda. Calif. Ho of Thursday to the effect that 6,000
snvs that Klamath Falls Is the Brest acres of land would be Irrigated by
nnd beat town he has seen since he the new Irrigation proloct which bad
been formed hv R. F. Tuttle and oth­
left here.
Mrs. Amanda Hamaker has let the ers In Langcll Valiev was erroneous
contract for a t.iodern bungalow to In that It specified a greater acreage
be erected on her property on Third than It la contemplated to water. The
water will he supplied to not to ex­
street near Pino.
C E. Rueger of Richmond. Calif., ceed 4.000 acres at any time. Nor
is hers to oversee tho Installation of will anv number of acres he contract­
the oil tanks which the Standard Oil ed for which it Is not certain can be
supplied with water.
company Is to have put in.
A FEW BARGAINS.
the following described real estate, said Board at the time and place ap­
to-wit:
pointed.
The northeast quarter f 14 ) and
listed at Klamath Falla, Oregon,
the southeast quarter (’4) of He«- this 19th day of September, 1910.
tlon six (6) in Township Thirty­
J. P. LEE.
eight (38) south of Range nine (9),
29-6-13
County Assessor.
• a»t of the Willamette meridian In
< x » ntest notice
Kiamath County, State of Oregon,
Serial No. 01243
containing 320 acres
Contest No C-15:
Tills summons Is published in the
"Klamath Republican," a weekly | Department of the Interior, United
Stages Land Office, Lakevlnw,
W " irrv a « oiuplete line of doors, newspaper, printed and published at
*
Oregon, Sept. 12, 1910.
the
City
cf
Klamath
Falls,
In
said
window« and mouldings, and
as
A sufficient contest affidavit having
11
A ag nts for the Big Basin Lumber Klamath County, wherein said de­
1-,- CoiupBtiy are In a position to fill scribed land Issdtuated, by order of been filed In this office by David B.
300 your orden promptly. Call an«1 •««■ Hon George Noland, Judge of the Johnson, contestant, against Home­
above named court, such order ted ng stead Entry No. 3389, Serial No.
sample and get prices.
dated the 30th day of September, 01243, made February 27, 1905, for
UTTER & BROWN,
A. D. 1910, The first publication of N 'A of SW % and E 14 of NW 14 sec­
Ml1 .'il
Foit Klamath, Ore
this summons Is made on the 6th tion 34, Township 40 8, Range 12 E.
Willamette Meridian, by John H.
day of October, A. D. 1910.
i Johnson, contestee, in whlcn u la al-
< OXTKHT XOTIf’E
THOMAS DRAKE,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Klamath Falla, j !eg<d that said John IT. xonnson, de-
' ceased, never did reside upon or cul­
S«'ri il Xo. 011:10
<'ontest No. 1S4
Oregon.
10-6 11-17
tivate said land, and that for more
1
111 rn<-ti< of the Interior, United
SUMMONS
than six months prior to his decease,
S'
oi
.
Land
Office,
Lakeview,
Ore-
Th« city council meets tonight.
I In the Circuit Court of the State of; tfv-wit: the 14th day of February.
fl"!). Septi nber 24, 1910.
Henry V cnmi »as up from \Vhlt<-lak<-
Oregon, for Klamath County.
1910 the said John H. Johnson failed
A sufficient contest affidavit hav-
today.
lug bw-n tll<d In thU office by James Abner Weed, Plaintiff, vs. Alonzo and neglect«»d to cultivate or reside
Allen, Defendant.
.1 B Marvin of Portland Is
upon said premises, said parties are
j 51 Johnson contestant, against home-
LakeMde.
(
hereby notified to appear, respond,
ate. d entry No. 3 767, serial No. To Alonzo Allen, Defendant:
In the name of the State of Ore­ and offer evidence touching said alle­
W, R. Field of St Louis is Ut the S14.;o, made May 6, '907, for W 4
gon:
You are hereby required to gation at 10 o'clock a. m. on Novem­
Li vet more.
HE «4. 8W>4 NEY*. SEt4 8W>4, Sec
appear and answer the complaint ber 12, 1910, before Commissioner R.
F G. Wbwler 1» registered Mt til.* tion 34. Township 40 south. Runy»
12 east. Willamette meridian, by filed against you In tbe above entitled M. Richardson, Klamath Falls, Ore.,
Livermore from Portland
John
W. Pike, contestee, In which it suit, on or before Thursday, the 17th (and that final hearing will be held
Comodore Nosier left for an «•*-
day of November, A. D. 1910, that at 10 o’clock a. m. on November 19.
tended trip on the Upper l«ake today Is alleged that said John W. Pike being the date of the last publication
1910, before) the Register and Re­
has failed to reside U|s>n the land or
T. O Malov was down from Ear!«
Improve tho same, as required by of th«» summons In this suit and the ceiver. at the United 8tates Land
Itldge today.
law. said parties are hereby notified last date within which you, the said Office In I^akeview Oregon.
A. E Pope I h here from Montagu:
to appear, respond, and offer evi­ defendant, are required to answer ■ Tbe said contestant having, in a
J. H He«h!g Is dotv: -from F' t
dence touching said allegation at 10 >;atd complaint, as fixed by the order ' proper affidavit, filed September 12,
Klamath today.
c'cbxk a in. on November 12. 1910, of the court for publication of thia 1 1910, set forth fac « which show that
F A Greentnan of Nahcotta.Wasb .
before U. 8. Commissioner R. M. summons, and if you fail to appear after due diligence personal service
is nt the Lakeside.
Richardson, Klamath Falls. Oregon and answer, as aforesaid, the plain­ of this notice cannot be made. It is
F. II. Mil.- and wife cam» down
! (and that final hearing will be held tiff will apply to the court for the hereby ordered and directed that such
from th» Agency today.
at 10 o'clock a. m. on November 19. relief prayed for in such complaint, notice be given by due and proper
W. E. Long of San Francisco is reg­
Quieting plaintiff's title Jo publication.
1910, beiore), the register and re­ to-wit:
istered at th» Livermore.
the
following
described real estate.
ARTHUR W ORTON, Register.
ceiver at the United States land of-
George E. Tupper Is at the Liver­
Record address of entryman, Tule
i dee In Lakeview, Oregon, the said to-wit:
more from Sun Fraoeisco.
Northeast quarter (%) of the Lake, Ore.
9-29-10-27
contestant having, in a proper affi-
J. C. Mitchell, th«' Gazelle, Calif . i davit, filed July 28, 1910, set forth northwest quarter (14) of Section
cattleman. Is at the Lakeside.
facts which show that after due dili­ six (6) in Township Thirty-eight
W A. Leston, the fire Insurance gence personal service of this notice (38) south of Range nine (9), «vast ♦
men of Salem, is here on business.
■ <uin not be made. It is hereby ordered of the Willamette meridian in Klam- :
Frank Erwin and wife and Billy and directed that such notice be ath County, State of Oregon, con­
Erwin of Reno, Nev., are registered given by due and proper publication. taining 40 acres.
On Klamath Avenue
This summons is published in the :
at the Livermore.
ARTHUR W. ORTON,
near O. K. Feed Barn
"Klamath Republican," a weekly
Register.
Mrs. A. L. Harvey of Ashland Is
< »
newspaper,
printed
and
published
at
I
Record address of entryman. Till»
visiting her daughter, Mr«. M. Kong*
< >
the
City
of
Klamath
Falls,
in
said
GENERil
BLACKSMITHING
Lake. Oregon.
10-6-11-4
land, of the Oregon House.
Klamath County, wherein said de­
Horseshoeing a specialty
David F. Rose, ex-mayor of Mil­
scribed land fs situated, by order of
8IMMONN
waukee. who Is to speak at the opera
Hon. George Noland, Judge of tbe
< >
h on sc tonight, arrived on laid night’!
F
T. ALLEN AND ‘ >
above name; court, such order being
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train, and is a guest at the Liver I In the Circuit Court of the State of dated the 30th day of September,
E. H PATTERSON
Oregon,
for
Klamath
County.
more.
A. D. 1910. The first publication of
W. B. Shirk, F P. Light and L. L Abner Weed. Plaintiff, vs. H. T. Cof­ this summons is made on the 6th
fin. Defendant.
Snelling cantv over from Lake vic»
day of October, A. D. 1910.
(Paid Advertisement)
To
H. T. Coffin, Defendant:
last night, and left for Ashland, i
THOMAS DRAKE.
In the name of the State of Ore­
where they will attend the dedication
Attorney for Plaintiff, Klamath Falls, Si*
7
You are hereby required to
of the new Elks’ temple In that city. gon:
'
Oregon.
*
10-6 11-17
appear and answer the complaint
s
filed against you in the above entitled
NOTICE OF THE MEETING OF THE
Yea, Il Pays to Advert I m -
I suit, on or before Thursday, the 17th
BOARD OF EQI ALIZATION
The <*dltor of the N«*epawa. Mani­ I day of November, A. D. 1910, that
Fc
amendment
Notice
is hereby given that persu-
being
the
date
of
the
last
publication
rs".
toba. Register evidently wants to
■
and towns
As
ant to the laws of the State of Ore­
take a vacation, judging from the fol­ of tbe summons in this suit and the
ex.
’
♦«> license.
last date within which you. the sal«i gon, the Board of Equalization, in
lowing:
rt
suppress,
and
for
the
County
of
Klamath,
State
WANTED. AT ONCE- Two fluent defendant, are required to answer
1 ?
'I intox-
of
Oregon,
will
on
Monday,
the
17th
or
i
and well-learned persons, male or fe­ said complaint, as fix«»d by the order
day
of
October.
1910
attend,
at
the
ica
: in the
of
the
court
for
publication
of
this
male. to answer the questions of a
mu
little girl of 3 and a boy of 4 years; summons, and If you fail to appear courthouse, in the City of Klamath
each to take four hours per day, and and answer, as aforesaid, the plain­ Falls, Oregon, and publicly examine 328 '
rest the parents of said children. Ap­ tiff will apply to the court for the the assessment rolls for the year
relief praved for in such complaint, 1910. and correct all errors tn valu­
ply at the Register office.
> BY
a
to-wit:
Quieting plaintiff's title to ation, description or qualities of land,
lots
or
other
property
assessed
by
40,
Ov
. CITIZENS
the following described real estate,
Here's a Captain of Industry
the county assessor In and for said
Greater Oregon Home Rule Assoca
to-wlt:
And these, according to tho exami­
tion, 618 Electric BuKding, Port­
The west half ( H) of the north­ county; and it shall be the duty of
nation papers in one room, are what
land, Oregon."
west quarter (M), the southeast persons Interested to appear before
Andrew Carnegie la. was and did:
quarter ( U ) of the northwest quar­
Invented the mower and reaper.
.\Jember of the president's cabinet. ter (Ml, and the northeast quarter
( *4 ) of the southw«»st quarter ( *4 )
A British spy.
of
Section six (6). In Township thir­
Went over to France to get help
ty-eight (38) south of Range nine
for the United States.
The best after-dinner speaker in 4 9». east of tbe Willamette merid'an
in Klamath County. State of Oregon,
America.
containing 160 acres.
A steel magnet.
This summons is published in tbe
Invented wireless telegraphy.
General In tho Spanish-American ‘‘Klamath Republican." a weekly
newsnaper. printed and published at
war.
Head of the steal trust.—Every- the Cltv of Klamath Falls, in said
Klamath County, wherein said de­
body's magacine.
scribed land Is situated, bv order of
Hon George Noland. Judge of the
Poatrwaater Kmmitt Better
above named court such order being
Postmaster Kmmitt rested easily dated the 3bth dav of September,
last night, and is steadily Improving. A. D 1910. The first publication of
tb's summons Is made on tbe 6th
Oregon harvested 17.000.000 bush­ day of October, A. D 1910
els of wheat this season, 11.000,000
THOMAS DRAKE,
bushels of oats, 6.000,000 bushels of Attorney for Plaintiff Klemaf»- Falls,
potatoes, 2,000,000 pounds of wool
Oregon.
ifi-g 11-17
and 100.000 bales of hops.
8UMMON8
WANTED—Ten tons of scrap cast
Iron. In large or small quantities. In the Circuit Court of the State of
Bring what you have. Price 1 cent
Oregon, for Klamath Countv.
per pound. Klamath Falls lien
Abner Weed. Plaintiff vs. J. E. Lan­
Works.
4t
caster and Mattie C Waterhurv,
■ • lot». iign.,y location, III ihu
"an !<>un S750 cn the deal.
A nice cottage with hath. large
MAX» CHARRED BODIES TO BE lol, I170U. A good buy.
Bi Hll li
A u'Hge residence, fii e lot, |Xf>00
Throe cottages on three lots. Room
■ ii> ign for another cottage, 1226*
Eat lllUltc«l I <■>••» I« I ■■Il Million Itoli««**»
MASON * 8IXMJGH
ami Five Hundred Mlle* of
To I'OR'I KLAMATH I’EGPLE:
Timlx r Dewi Coy »«I
New Blacksmith Shop
I
©
Defendants.
WANTED—Good 16-lnch stove wood. To J E. Lancaster and Mattie C
Juniper preferred. Call on W. E. . Waterbury, Defendants:
Coman, Republican office, Fourth
In the name of the State of Ore-
street, opposite courthouse.
gon:
You and each of you arc
hereby
required to appear and
notici .
answer the complaint filed against
Parties wishing sagebrush .au
you In the above entitled suit.
clear«« call on or writ.
on or before Thursday the 17th
W W MASTEN.
dav of November, A. D. 1910, that
U-ltf
bian.Rii » »
being the date of the last publication
of the summons In this suit and the
E8TRAY NOTICE
last date within which you. the said
A brown mare, two white feet; defendants, are required to answer
branded P I on right shoulder; collar said complal”t. as fixed by the order
marks; shod all around. Came to of the court for publication of this
my place Friday, September I. Owner summons, nnd If you fall to appear
may have same by paying all «x- nnd nnswer, as aforesaid, the plain­
peaaea.
tiff will apply to the court for the
BOB BROOKS
y.",
relief ; pra<ed for In such complklnt.
8-9 9-29
Blldel Ranch.
to-wlt:
Quieting plaintiff's title to
Now
Right