Hinde, whose postoflhe address |K
()!•■*, Ore., <II<L on the 9th day of
May, 1910, file In thl* oMcu swore
statement and application No 03478.
MIDLAND MI NINGS
E. I. MURRAY, Editor.
DROP IN FROM FIVE TO FIFTEEN to purchase the E4 of NEU unction
IO1HTOI < RITICALLY ILL AT AS-
10, township :I9H. Hang* I0E. Wli
Mr.
Manning
shipped
four
carloads
TOPOVA
l*ER CENT
la met tn meridian, and the tlmltei
of horses from Midland this week.
• • •
tl.oioon, under Ilo» provisions of ih >
Two cars of ¿wives were «hipped ! Pork 3 t ents u Pound Ixiwer In Knn act of June 3, 1.878, and acta anieu-
F«nre»l tin* tged l*hiloM»|»hvr** Mind
rWO DOLLARS PI-.R YEAR IN ADVANCE
dntnry, known as the "Timber and
Wednesday, and the cows were left nt
Is Giving Way—W m En Rouie
«a« ( tty—licei Baroli« Want
!
Slone Law.” at such valuti an migli»
th«»
stockyards
to
make
mournful
mu
Al) communications submitted for publication in the columns of this
to This Country
G< mx I Will of P<*O|>le
l>e fixed In appralsoinent, and that,
sic for the citizens of Midland.
paper will be Inserted only over the name of the writer No non de plume
• • •
pnr*uant to such application, the lai,<t
articles will be published
and
timber thereon hat • been ap
Mr. Gilroy says the soil surely Isn't
- "
ST PETERSBURG. Nov IS*. The
NEW YORK. Nov. 15. A decline
i | ''I'lsed at a t itul of I37O OO. th.*
I cense. At present the liquor licenses 1 *’^^8*c**n* w^o are attending Count very fertile hero. He planted forty In food price« In Indicateli every where
are under various class«>s, separate'
I" tl'«» railway station nt As* acre« of potatoes, mid baa them all today
At K uiihbh City n gouernl ile Uinber estlni'‘ed al 21.0.000 b<a>rd
dug. lie has thirty-five tons. One créas,* of from 5 to 15 per cent is f-el nt II per tin userid, unj ire laud
tapova
announce
that
his
condition
i licenses being issued for retailers.
potato weighed 3 4 pounds and an noted, and a 3-centa a-pound drop ISO; that *4’ I applica.it will offer
i drug stores, restaurants, groceries. is most critical. Hla daughter, Alex
other 4 4 pounds. One turnip weigh has taken place in the price of pork linnl proof In aup|a>>'t of bls appllca*
andra.
and
Dr.
Makovetskv
are
at-
ORGANIZED ALONG ASSEMBLY , and the like. The committee* of re- j
ed 10 4 pounds.
i nn amt *w >; ■» talemei.i oi. the 13th
and beef.
| tailers favors a flat license, one which ' tending tbe count in a small, unventi
AND ANTI-ASSEMBLY LINES
• • •
day
of January. 1911, before it m
lated
room.
Countess
Tolstoi
has
At Springfleld. 111., pork products
. will call for the same price, no mat- i
Abel Ady raised turnips that weigh were nil need |0 per rent
it.cluirdson. United Htn'CM coniniln.
jjcltied
her
husband,
although
she
At
Pitta
; ter what business is engaged in. This 1
<*d from 5 to 10 pounds.
burg. Pa . there la no decline In the siviior, at Kli'iinth Fall« ti egon.
Republicans in Senate Frcnly Di»id<*«l means that the drugstore and the ‘ begged permission to do so.
• • •
Any person I* nt llb<*rtv to prot»««
grocery and the grill will pay the I
It is believed th«» count was
prices. Th«* Denver wholesale price
on th«* Qtie^ion—Thonij-Son
Rev. Anderson of Merrill will
of moat la 10 to 15 per cent lower, it I* pur'*l>ii**i before entry or Ini*
same license foe as the straight sa route to Sweden, where he expected 1
Candidate for Speaker
preach here Sunday.
but th«* change baa not yet affected t ele a coite»i nt any lime before
loon. The retailers argue that the tc sail for America-, when ho was
• • •
patent i*s.i
tv filing * corroborat
stricken,
lie
left
th«»
convent
at
Sha-
the
retailors.
free lunch should be abolished, and
Mrs. Hooper has not been very wall,
ed affidavit In thl* office alleging
mardine
last
night,
and
went
to
Ko
let
the
restaurant
man
do
the
feed
Oregon's coming legislature is to
f'tCta which would defeat l*ie entry.
zels, where he announced that he was, and her Infant sou has be«'n III most <'K\N(N FKHKkN GIVEN
be organized along strict assembly ing, but that If the restaurant man
ARTHUR W ORTON.
ON ('ALIFORM \ TOM NX
to return to Moscow
At that time of the time since his birth.
wants
to
sell
liquor
then
a
full
II-
>
and anti-assembly lines, according to
• • •
11-10-11.1
Resistor.
he
was
attired
in
a
peasant's
coat
nine
the talk of those members of the sen cense should be taken out.
I
Mrs. Scott Barnes visited school
WASHINGTON. D C.. Nov I«
and
took the southbound tralu toward
Licenses
should
be
granted
only
to
1
ate and house who have already ex
the Caucasus. He had 117. but no November 3d. and Rev. Fee*e gave a The Intost census figure* give Oak
pressed themselves, says the Portland citizens, or men who have made their
prssporta. and rode In a third-class very Interesting talk to tbe children land 150,174, Berkeley 4 4.08 4. and
Telegram
Already candidates for declaration and received their first
Alameda 38.383.
compartment. When he reached As-j November 4th.
president aud speaker are beginning papers. This will eliminate the Ja-p- 1
• • •
TO Whom It .May Concern You
Thia tncreaa«»a Alanu-da «.919. Ilei
tspova he was so III that he was
to be discus^fd. and every indication an esc and Chinese and all other for
Election passed very quietly In our keley 27.330, or 30« per cent, and are hereby notified that the sale of
forced to leave the train. It is be
eigners
who
cannot
or
do
not
possess
1 Klints to one of the hottest, closest
I little town.
excess lands .which wn* published In
Oakland 83.314, or 134.3 pur cent
lieved that his mind is unbalanced
• • •
and most exciting organization fights papers.
the Merrill Record and Klamath Falls
Open
fronts
will
be
advocated,
say
of recent years.
Mrs. Barks drove to their farm near I
Express, newspaper* published within
th«*
retailers.
The
open
front
will
be
In the senate are. twelve senators
Merrill this week, and brought back
Klamath county Oregon, and which
who, according to their pledges taken five or five and a half feet above the
with her some splendid pumpkins that
wa« to be held In the town of Klam
sidewalk.
At
this
height
the
boys
this year and two years ago. may be
I were grown on the Cha*. Lewi* farm
ath
Falla, county of Klamath. State
• • •
< lassed as assembly senators. There cannot look in, but grown people
of Oregon, nt the hour of 3 o'clock
passing
can
see
anyone
who
is
at
the
are eighteen senators who are anti
DRIVEN OVER EDGE OF GRADE
Miss Pearl Davidson wa* slightly M IDE THE Dltll ER GET OFF AND p. in on the 1 Kb day of June. 1910.
assembly or statement No. 1 senators. bar.
WALK
HI
Thursday.
—O4Vt PA NIX FRIGHTENED
and which at thnt hour was adjourn-
No stairways or doors leading from
• • •
All of the assembly senators are re
< h 1 to a later date, aud
has
saloons
to
private
rooms
are
wanted
publicans. three of the other side are
Jacob Myers aud AaTd Ady have
been
fr«>m
time
to
time
adjourned
democrats, thus cutting the margin ; by the retailers' association. This is Midland People Haiqiy Over Pro« p»-et« been out of school on account of bad Three Mexican« In <'u«io«ly of I oiled until the 5th day of November. 1910.
down In the republican ranks to , ' to eliminate "combination houses"
Hinten ^tarsimi Chargt-d With
i colds and sore throat.
for N«‘w lH‘|iot—- J. D. Morgan's
wa* on the sold 5th day of November.
• • •
twelve assembly and fifteen anti-as i and resorts where women live up
Otwtnirllng the Mnil
1910. adjourned until the 16th day
Cow la Shot
stairs.
sembly senators.
Mrs. Kirkendall and Vernon Knew
of November. 1910. nt the hour of 3
Violations
of
the
Sunday
closing
In the anti-assembly list is C. W.
moved to Midland November 8th
x
o'clock p tn., al which time and hour
• • •
Nottingham, chairman ot the state law ha-ve been opposed by the associa
A Baldwin auto left lust Saturday said «ale will take place at the front
Mrs. Gilroy and Miss Davidson were!
tion
for
the
past
year
and
they
hired
central committee, who would in all
shopping in Klamath Falls Saturday
Ralph Vincent has been grading morning for Lakeview, where United door of the court houae in the town
probability work with the assembly detectives and secured many convic While on their way to town on the , and filling In his yard.
States Marshal T. E. Ilainni« rsloy ha* of Klamath Falls. County of Klam
tions. The association now wishes to
• • •
senators In an organization fight.
three Mexican* In cuNlody charged ath and Rtate of Oregon, subject to
rock grade near Hannon's, they met
go a step further. They will recom
Assemblyit«*s in Majority
a team drawing a heavy load, and
Riley Myers hauled slab wood from with obstructing the mnil, and will the conditions named In the aforesaid
This makes the republican situa mend. they say. that a second viola were com|>elled to drive over the edge Swan I-ake Saturday.
bring them here where they will take published notice.
• • •
tion in the senate thirteen assembly tion of the Sunday law be punlshabM* of the grade, breaking the buggy and
the train for Portland.
Dated thia Sth day of November,
and fourteen anti-assembly senators. by a revocation of the license.
Actxirdlng to lhe report* of the af 1910.
badly frightening the occupants.
The pupils <vf the Midland school
The
proportion
of
one
saloon
to
• • •
Senator Norton, classed as an inde
ar»* preparing a program for Thunks* fair. th,» three men met the *tage be
ALBERT E ELDER.
pendent. has been put in the antl-as- each 1,000 people is also favored by i
F. Walker, wife and family of Med-1 giving, A basket social will be given tween Lnkevlew nnd Altura* and
Hec’y Klamath Water Users* Aun.
the
retail
association.
semblv ranks because he subscribed
ford arrived Saturday night for au ex to raise funds for the purchase ot made the driver get off and walk, and
to statement No. 1 two years ago. He 1
tended visit with Mrs. Walker's par more blackboards, and If possible to then took iKiHseaaion of the vehicle
NOTH E OF SETTLEMENT OF
was put tn the democratic ranks dur-. MIDDY WILL BE APPOINTED
and drove to luikevlew. They were
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Myers. They get oil for the school room floor.
Financial Account and Hearing of
I
• • •
ing the campaign just closed, and if
.arrested nnd locked up. and will now
BY SENATOR CHAMBERLAIN are well pleased with Klamath, and
I*rtltlon for Dlwtiargr of Adminis
he so stays this will reduce the anti-|
( are looking around with a view to lo-
Who said anything about wedding answer to a chnrge of obtsructing the
trator.
assembly lineup in the senate to thir The Examination for Entrane«* to the j eating
bells In Midland? 8h —! don't tall! United State* mall
• • •
i
teen assembly republicans and thir
But they may ring 'ere long.
Annapolis Academy Will Be
In the County Court ef the State of
• • •
teen anti-assembly republicans.
F. J. Jackson came down from Fort
Sam Woodard was a Midland visit-
Held November 3Sth
Oregon, for the County of Klam
In the bouse the assembly repub
or Sunday.
George Williams and J. W. Morgan Klamath Monday and was a gutmt I
ath,
• •
licans are in the majority. There are
wont to Miller Island the first of the at the l,ak<«ld».
Senator George E. Chamberlain an-
In
the
Matter of the Esetate of James
thirty assembly representatives and I nounces that this year he will give an
Rev. Anderson of 1 Merrill preached ' week.
M
Arnett. Deceased.
thirty anti-assembly representatives. opportunity to any young man in Ore I to a small audience Sunday afternoon, |
O. H Bunch cam** down from Fort
Notice Is hereby given that Joel P
There aTe three democratic members, gon to enter a competitive examina and decided not to come here again
Klamath
Monday
night.
Mr. Barks Is hauling hay from the
Arnett, as administrator of the estate
which makes the republican member tion for appointment to the naval this winter unless he was requested Fafrclo place.
DIKHOLI TION OF PAHT>ERNIIIP of James M Arnett deceased has
ship stand thirty for the assembly and ' academy, says the Portland Telegram, ! to do so.
Notice Is hereby given, to all whom rendered and presented for setlie-
twenty-seven anti-assembly.
. • • •
I'KHINGH FROM POE VALI,EV
i To this end he haa ’appointed Pro-
It
may concern, that the co-partner niont, and filed In said court, his
From these figures it can be seen ' feasor J. B. Horner. Oregon Agricul- I
E. E Kirkendall and Will Langell
ship of laithain A Bryant la diesolved, final account of the administration of
that there will be an active contest i rural college, Corvallis, Professor Jas. drove to Midland Sunday.
Edward Fruer and son. Francis,
and that I will not tie responsible for said outate, and a petition for the ap
when it comes to the organization.
•
• • •
went to Klamath Falls Friday.
¡H Bach, Columbia university, Port-1
any IndebtednoM Incurred by said co proval of the same, that he b» dit
Senator Ben Selling and Senators land, and Professor Hopkin Jenkins, 1
The people of Midland are feeling
ch urged as said administrator and
partnership on and after thia date.
elect Dan J. Malarky are both candi Jefferson High school, Portland, as a very happy over the prospects of a
Alberta Gra-ham. daughter of Mrs. :
Dated I.iamath Falls. Orc , Nov. said estate dosed, and thnt the 26th
dates for president of the senate. It committee to examine young men new depot and better freight anil Mary Mark, Is suffering from a brok
day of November. 1910, at 10 o’clock
1 4th, 1910.
ia believed that Senator Jay Bower who may desire to secure a nomina passenger accommodations.
en hip. which she r»*celve«l last Friday ,
n m . at the court room of said court,
FLORENCE
BRYANT
man of Condon will try for re-elec
while riding in a horse race In Bo* I
tion for appointment to tbe academy
at the court bouse In Klamath Falls,
. n-i7-4t
tion as president. It is probable that this year. The committee will hold
Mr. Castle drove to Klamath Falls nanza.
Klamath County. Oregon, has been
• • •
there will be other candidates, but at an examination November 25th and Saturday.
Land
Values
Will
Advance
duly appointed by said court for set
• •
the present time it would appear that 26th In the Jefferson High school in i
i
Art Spencer is visiting with his rel
RAPIDLY IN THE VALLEY within tlement of said account nnd the hear
tbe contest would be between these Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sutton and Mrs. J atives in Poe Valley. He expects to
the next f»*w month*, anil If you con ing of said petition for discharge and
three.
The young man who shall pass the K. Sutton attended church in Mid return to hla home in Texas In a short template buying, think It will I m - to the closing of said estate, at which
As to Speakership
time.
best physical and mental examination - land Sunday.
time nnd place any person interested
your Interest to pure haw at once.
• • •
The speakership fight is more era- will be nominated by the senator to '
• • •
In said estate may appear and file hla
A
GOOD
BUY
—
IO
acres.
2
mil«*«
bryonic. W. I^tir Thompson, who was ...
Mr. Sidney Fruer and Lctha Web
« —
...c Anna-polis'
Mrs. J- w- Depuy drove up from
fill —
the
next vacancy —
at the
exceptions
In writing to the said final
from
Midland,
a
fine
pl«*««
of
land;
«11
Bowerman's manager during the academy, and the two who stand the their Whitelake farm Friday evening, ber went to Merrill Sunday.
i«-r»-« un«h-r the ditch. 62,1(8». Only account, nnd contest the name nnd
•
•
•
ante-assembly days, has announced tecond and third best will
"ill be
ur apjA/iuv-
appoint- and - lhe children
------ went
—- back with
........ •••««>
her, ,
XMH» caab; I n U mm - c In I, 2 and .’I show cause. If any. why said adminis
himself as a candidate for speaker. It ed as alternates. . Any information returning to Midland Sunday evening.
Alberta Graham was brought home
yearn.
trator should not be discharged and
is understood that Henry McKinney that may be desired will
......................
-
• • •
Saturday night, and la improving rap
be furnished
said estate closed.
ONB-SIXTY
At
REB,
2
mil«*«
from
of Baker county would like to wield by addressing any of the committee.
Misses Edna Depuy and Pearl Da idly.
JOEL P. ARNETT.
station; llfl under diUli, 70 acre*
• • •
tbe gavel. James D. Abbott of Mult
vidson were shopping in Klamath
ch**r«*d; houw; |»nrtly ft-wced; S-'ts
Administrator of Raid Estate.
nomah and A. G. Rushlight of Mult-
Cora Orlfllth left for Royston Sun
Falls Tuesday.
10-28-11-24
(MT a«*re; easy terms.
nomah have been mentioned as likely NO PACIFIC FLEET UNTIL
• • •
day, where she goes to teach school.
PANAMA
CANAL
IS
OPENED
ONLY THREE MILEB from town;
•
•
•
men to make the race.
A valuable cow belonging to J. D.
IOO acrea. all under irrigation; fine NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Roberts and E.
Morgan
was shot, but not killed, last
Financial Acconn. and Hearing of
Navy Iarda at Bremerton and Mare
six-room
house. Thl« can hr cut up
week. It Is to be hoped It was an W. Roberts went to Klamath Falls
Petition for Disi barge of Adminis
Island
Will
Be
Enlarge!
to
nnd wild In small tract«; Southern
REFORMATION IN THE
«
accident, but it is feared that It was last Saturday.
trate».
Care for Them First
Pacific
will
put
In
«witch
within
BOtt
• •
SALOONS OF PORTLAND
done maliciously.
feet of thin land. Price ®7fl per aero;
• •
Alex Steward of I .an gell Valley
WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. 15.—
*2,000 caah; Italancc on very ««ay In the County Court of the Rtat< .if
stayed
all
night
in
the
Valley
Monday.
|
Mr Chandler, the Schilling's Beat
No More Fr»-e Lunettes and Closing at There will be no battleship fleet in
Oregon, for the County of Klam
terma.
ath.
Midnight Are Favored by
the Pacific until the Panama canal is representative, was calling on our
A
GOOD
FARM
—
IOO
acre«,
all
Emil Berllng and Txiuls Burkhart'
In the matter of the Estate of Jessie
opened, 1915, according to Secretary merchants Monday.
cleared;
OO
aerra
under
«iitcti
;
fenced;
the Association
• •
went to Klamath Falls Wednesday.
M. Arnett. Deceased.
of the Navy Meyer. Secretary Meyer
houae; BIO p«*r acre; only *2,000
•
• •
W.
Miller
and
wife
visited
with
Notice is hereby given that Joel P
said the navy department intends to
< aah; balance very may terms.
Fred Eglington went to Klamath
No free lunches.
enlarge and equip the navy yards at Mr. and Mrs. Rush Sunday.
A FINK TWKKTV; only 4 4 mile« Arnett, as administrator of the estate
• « «
Falls Wednesday.
A blanket license.
Bremerton,Wash , and at Mare Island
out; all under irrigation. One of the of Jessie M. Arnett, deceased, has
Close at midnight.
Guy Merrill shipped six carloads of
so as to accommodate the fleet first.
beat cropa of wheat rained on thl« rendered and presented for settle
Herr for the Winter
Second violation of Sunday law.
horses from Midland Tuesday.
lan<L Herd It to alfalfa and aril It for ment, and filed In said court, his
•
•
•
P. H. McNeill and wife camo «P
revocation of license.
double the price naked—®7ff per acre. final account of the administration of
DODD VALLEY YOUNG
Open fronts.
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Vincent, Mr. from their Tule Lake ranch Tuesday,
Only ®noo caah; balance enny trrnw. said estate, nnd a petition for the ap
PEOPLE
ARE
MARRIED
No "combination houses.”
Gilroy and Mr. Young went to Klam and will remain here for the winter,
7«O ACRES NEAR BONANZA; proval of th* same, that he bo dis
Strict enforcement of all laws re-
ath Falls Tuesday. Mr. Young will in order that they may put their
well
Improved; good houw, barn; charged as said administrator nnd
Roy
L
Van
Meter
and
Mine
Aita
child In school.
lating to liquor traffle.
I remain in the Falls this winter.
fenced. About BOO aerva fine farming said estate closed, and that the 26 th
Taylor United by Rev. J. P.
• • •
Reformation of the retail liquor
I
day of November, 1910, at 10 o’clock
Lee Wednesday
I
S. W. Hamaker and F. M. Harpold land. Good reservoir «Itc. Fine atock a m., at the court room of said court,
trade is demanded by the Retail
Mr. Barefoot has moved to Texum,
I
'nnd
farming
proposition.
Price
St
I
of Bonanza wore registered at the
Liquor Dealers' association, and sug
I where he has purchased a farm.
at the court house In Klamath Falls,
per acre.
f
Roy L. Van Meter, a prosperous i
♦ • •
Lakoeide Monday night.
gestions for a model license and the
Klamath County, Oregon, has bean
THIS
IS
ONLY
A
PARTIAL
LIST
young
rancher
of
the
Dodd
Valley
■ .leaning up of saloons are being
Mary and Sam Woodard camc to
duly
appointed by said court for set
of farma we have for aalr. If you
country, and Miss Alta Taylor, of the
formed by a special committee, says
Midland Tuesday evening.
tlement of said account and the hear
don't
find
what
you
want,
come
in
lime
vicinity,
were
married
at
the
* • •
the Portland Telegram.
ing of said petition for discharge, and
and nee ua. We can get it for you.
American hotel Wednesday. Rev. J. P.
This la the first step made by the
Mr. Pierce has purchased 80 acre« Juat to remind you that Cbllcote
See Geo. H. Rice, with Chileote, the closing of said estate, at which
Lee performing the ceremony.
liquor dealers to make good under
of tule land and 40 acres of farm writes Are inaurance. Only “dollar
office adjoining the American Hotel. time and place any person Interested
the home rule measure.
land adjoining J. D. Hooper's farm.
for dollar” companies represented. Phone 1W11.
In said estate may appear and file his
Paving at Sixth Street
• • •
First of ail, the retail association
Both the “Pennsylvania Fire” and
exceptions In writing to the said final
The* paving is being laid at Sixth
favors closing at midnight. Instead of
Mr. Anderson has been ha-uling the Protector Underwriters have clean
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
account, and contest the same and
street, between that corner and Fifth straw from J. W. Dupuy’s.
1 a. m.
records and merit your consideration.
show cause. If any. why said adminis
• • •
Next, the association favors the street, It la hoped that the rain will
Rates cheerfully furnished on appli
(Not Coal Landa)
trator should not be discharged and
abolishment of free lunch. This is not interfere with the work for a
J. D. Morgan and George Williams cation. Chileote Is pretty busy selling Department of the Interior. United «aid estate cloned.
not on the score of economy, but in while, but from the appearance of the are hauling hay from Miller Island.
real estate, but he still has time to
State Land Office at Lakeview,
•
JOEL P. ARNETT.
• • •
pursuance of what they wish to see sky the hopes will probably not be
take care of your Insurance. Call at
Oregon, Nov. 5. 191®.
Administrator of Raid Estato.
carried out in a proposed blanket 11- realised.
Mr. Hopkins departed for his home 622 Main street or phone 661.
Notice la hereby given that John
10-28-11-24
K LA MATH
REPUBLICAN COUNT’S CONDITION SERIOUS
In Santa Rosa last wm»k.
make the Journey by team
He will
BIG DECLINE IN NEAT PRICES
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OHtbON
VU
HELD UP THE STAGE COACH
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• •
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I