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NOT« K. respectful to your superiors, always Honduran capital, who also confirms glvisyour wife your pity envelope." I the press reports that Valladares has Partis« wishing sagebrush laud This advice was Intended for Chi clears«, call on or writs, I <>ff» r«*d to surrender. President Da eugo policemen. Figuratively inter vila has dlr«*cted Valladares to turn W W MASTEN. preted It could very well bo taken by THOHK IN YELLOWSTONE PARK over the command of the affairs at MECI RES CONTROL OF MALAY Klamath Falls, ora h str about 999 out of every 1,000 liilinli Atnapala to a successor, who will soon LANDS ARE A NUISANCE it ante of the globe. arrive. HÖHNEN WANTED Valladares then will leave the coun-1 I want two or four borse* for farm Their Territory in the Far East In- rii»»ii*ai>«l* of ('ara Will B»' Xi<'»'<l«'«l—| WANTED Tcti Iona of serup cast Several Persons Have Been Injured try In exile. work In exchunge for their winter'» Iron. In large or »mull quantities. Th«* rebellion is now at an end, ac- Big Ih'iiutiiil for l‘r«Hlu«'<N <>f , eludes 5,000,000 Acre* of Trying to Drive I'hem Away k.'. p II G FAIlit Lit. Bling what you have. Price 1 cent I cording to Mr. McCreery. 150 of Vai- . Our On hiinl'. Valuable Forest» —Buffale«» Increasing Merrill Route. per pound Klamath Fall* Iron ladan*s' following having laid down Work» 4t « their arms last Saturday. These arms are being guard cd by sailors froth the BT. PAUL. Minn. Nov 17 Thein WASHINGTON. I). C„ Nov, 18. WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. IS. Tame bears are almost as dangerous German warship Bremen, the com- An enterprise that bears all the ear j creasing production of upplea Iu the WANTED Good I ti-lnch stove juniper preferred. Unii on to have around the house as wild grii- mander of which apparently is acting marks of a venture by th® rubber Northwest has furnished a problem CIVIL ENGINEER Coman, Republican office, I in harmony with Captain Anderson. trust is the theme of a report made by , which the great railway systems cen sites, according to the annual report *........... . Hcinforre«! Concrete Rctnliiiug Uull> street, opposite courthouse of the acting superintendent of Yel The town of Atnapala is quiet and United States Consul James T. Du- tering In St. Paul Mill have to solve. I><.*lgii<.«l and < Oli»tru<t«*d Despite the fad that thousands of IREGINI’EREI» lltHJslKIXN lowstone Park, Major H. C. Benson, well protect'd by the foreign sailors. Bols, at Singapore. Foi> 117 Fourth HL, Klamath Fulls, Or» The landing of Amerieau blue "A big rubber company," ho any». ,,cw trees have b«M*n planted mid the of the Fifth Cavalry, made public to MALE 8 2 Second St . Run Finnchuu, Cu! jackets at Amaiutla was precipitated urguulzed by American capital and 1909 crop of apples In the Yitkinut i hav» aome fin« young reglatereu day. In part Benson says: "Many complaints were received ' by a drunken officer of the revolu now partially owned by English cap Valley. Washington. the Bitter Boot llolsteln bull» for »ale, A I stock »lui accllmated M F. LCKIHELEY, Ft E. L. ELLIOTT during the summer of damages in tionary forces shooting a telegrapher italists. has secured tapplug rights, Valley. Montana, th» Wenatchee dls- Klamath, Oregon. iu the foot, which led to a disturb over all of the government forest re-' trict on the Great Northern in Ore- ATTORNEY AT LAW various camps by bears They fre 1 FFW II3RGAINR serves tn the Federated Malay State» S‘”> »nd the xarlous appio districts In quently beconm so tame that they do ance. General Law practice Hints mid F'.-d Ulve Iota, slgn ,y location, I I !»••• "The territory includes about 5.- Idaho is the largest for several years, not hesitate to destroy tents or go nral Courts , 000.000 acre», and the company has the demand for apples and the now I '.'an loan *750 « n th«> dna! through windows into houses to se Evainllirt of Lund Title» Ml K cure food, and sometimes they retuse MAY REDUCED FISHING IICENSE FEE obtained the right to tap all jelatong, markets opened In all parts of th« . A nice cottage w!th batti First National Bank Hlo«k lol. *1701» A M'iod tm I trees on this wide nrea for a period ¡ world will take every appi«' raised even to be driven away. Klamath t'nll*. Oregon A large resld««nce. fi - •* lui » • '• i of ten years, with a renewal privilege! "One mar working iu a camp near Our Apple* ut a Premium \\ \\l t llAXGES MAIO: IX GOIF i for seven years more. This com pan' 1 Three cottages on three lots lt<M>n Excelsior Geyser, was quite severely It is th« getting of these apples to FREO WESTERFELD holds also large rights In South Bor market with which the railroads ar« » ncugn fur another cotta»»» HIM LAWS bitten and scratched by a bear that he DENTIST neo. iu Sarawak, and In ^he Karlmon concerned. Amerlcitu apples are al MARON 4 HI.Ol'Gi' tried to drive away from the supply Islands. They turned out 335,000 ways at u premium In Europe. Fur tent during the night. He was con- Klamath I alls, Oregon lined to the hospital for twelve days O| m ' ii ««'».sou lor Fisliing to Ik' i roto pounds of jelatong last year, aud real away Egyptians have taken to the Over Star I »rug Store ised for their recent stiles *1.25 per! fruit, and'want all they can get of it. May 15th to February 15th— as a result of his injuries, and his pouud. companions who ran to his assistance Australia, on th«' other »Id«' of the In Klamath County On the Karimon Islands, situated globe, has a growlug app«'tlte for this C. C. BROWER also received some scratches. It was Land Office. Washington, D a short distance south of Singapore, country's apple». In oui own country thought that it would become ueces- ATTORNEY AND September 19. 1919. Au enthusiastic meeting ot the the Company Is erecting n *300,000 where the apple Is regarded as the sar.v to kill some of these vicious COUNSELOR AT LAW % Notice U hereby given that the bears, and many requests to do so Klamath County Rod aud Gun club factory in addition to the large one most health-giving of fruits, th. de- KLAMATH E Al l>. OREGON were received from parties who suf- I was held in the courthouse Thursday now in operation In Sarawak. This < mand la increasing, and thtts the tall- acting secretary of th« Interior has fered from their depredations, but I night, und matters relative to th«* ¡factory will handle all the jelatong re- roads tlml thcmselv« facing tin- prob- vncatiMl '!■ .'irtnp'iiinl order of with ROOMS 7 * 6 MUROOCK BLO drawal in fur nx th«' sunn- affects hunting und fishing in this county celved from the concessions outside i. m of transporting the fruit, this was not resorted to. th«> wlthdiitwai for Irrigation pur WILL A. LEONARD of Sarawak. It is claimed that earl' Need Ntoruge Houses "A herd of twenty-nine wild buf were brought up. Measures advocating the changing in 1911, wheu the mills will be in full One of the new Ideas to be auggest- poses undci the net of Jun« 17. 1902 falo wks seen in Pelican Valley on February 23d last, and a small herd of the opeu season for fishing so that opeiation, they can produce 6,000.- «d by President Elliott Is the « r<>« tlon (32 Slut . 388), for u»c in connec \\ hiU'-.Miuhlu* Hid*; of five was seen on Cache Creek on angling will be lawful in ail waters in 000 pounds of jelatong gum. 10,000,- in the great fiiodiiciug districts of ap tion with the Kinmath project. Ore February 3d. One bull died during Klamath county from May 15th to 000 pounds in 1912 and 12.000,000 ple storage houses. He will recom gon. of th« following described land» the winter in the vicinity of Yellow February 15th will be drawn up aud in 1913. These are estimates made mend that the apples. Instead of being In th« stni« of Oregon, nml by his OR C. P. MASON by those interested in this great en picked from the tr»'«« and rushed to authority such of »ahi truits n-> have stone Lake, and its skeleton and hide presented to the legislature. OENTIST not been heretofore finally restored An effort will be made to have the terprise which promises to ntonopo- th» cars, be placed In these storage were, sent to the National museum, and are not otherwise wlthdruwn, re O'i.. « in American Bank « trust Co laws so amended that salmon may be lixe the jelatong market.” Washington, as specimens. houses, where they will b«> pro-cooled. pany's Building The dominating interest of thei It has been found that pre-cooled ap served <>r appropriated, will be aub- "Moose are frequently secu in the taken by any means except explosives, PHONE 81 4 southern and also in the southeastern use of poisonous substances and nets. Americans in the concession is in ples keep better anti ti«st<- better je«'t to »«tt lenient under th«« public KLAMATH FALLS OMEGI N A change in the license laws so that dicated by the fact that of last year's than those that ate cooled In the re- luml lunr of the United Htat«*« on and parts of the park, and are believed to after tk'ccmber 12. 1910. also to In the non-resident license for citizens shipments 12.824 tons came to the ¡rigerator cars while In transit. be increasing in number. demnity school luml selection a» well, "The estimated number of elk in of the United States be the same as United States. 1.009 to Great Britain BENSON A. STONE Bring (letter I‘rice but sliull not be subject to entry. the park is from 30,000 to 40.000. residents of Oregon, *1. and also to and 5,093 to continental Europ«*. There are other advantages In this filing. or other »«•|«*ctlon until ATTORNEYS AT LAW Many of these elk wander out of the have some one person iu each com . plan of storing the apples near the January II, 191 1. at the United park into adjoining states, and a few munity who will be accessible after .■Imrrinan Hank orchards in which they arc grown. It State» Lund otll ■e at Lakeview, and Tru.nl Hhlg of them are killed during the season. the county clerk’s office is closed, is believed, for one thing, that th» An occasional one may also be killed have the privilege of issuing licenses, HE WAS SICK ONLY » FEW DAYS grower will be able to get a better Oregon, warning being «xpressly KLAMATH F alls - OREGON given that no person will be lier- inside the border of the park, but that person to give a suitable bond. I price for his product by holding It milted to gain or exercise nny right such poaching is very limited. As it is now persons arriving on the K. K. LEAVITT slt't'lVlILS To and shipping when market conditions M. RICHARDSON whatever under nny settlement or oc R "Deer and antelope are still numer Saturday night train cannot secure are improved. The grower also will cupation I 'gun after September 13, PNEUMONIA ous in the park, although during the the right to fish until the following have more time for handling hla crop, ‘ 1910. and prior to l»ec<'mber 12, United States Commissioner winter many antelope escape from the Monday morning, and thus lose time and will not have to rush it to the 1910, all such settlement or occupa boundary. Both the blacktailed, or which would be valuable to them. TIMBER ANI» HOMESTEAD l*a»*«*<l Iway al Oroville, < alii., La*t trains. tion being forbidden: mule deer, and the whitetalled or Vir PROOF TAKEN Making the bag limit of quail fif The apple production In th«' Yuki- Night—Busin«*»» to Be Con U lllnmrtte Principal .Merklian. ginia deer, are found in the park, j teen instead of ten in a week, and rnu Valley this year will amount to ! Office, Third and Main, opposite City Or» ¿on tinued Here About 800 of the blacktailed and 100 ' they to be killed in one day if de Library Tclcpnonc 801. 3.200 cars, und It has been estimated Township 36 south. Range 7 «- uk I. of the whitetailed were fed during the sired, will also be secured if possible. that the establishment of n«w or sw '* . sw \ HOC. sec. 1»; si: \ . si: 1 , past winter. In view of the fact that tho pres Nyal’s Vege Last Wednesday at 11 p. m., E K chards In this district alone will nx-aa sec. L’::. S’.v SW'« 4 HE', < 27; labin Preacrlp "The herd of tame buffalo under ent law is faulty in placing the en Ix-avitt, on» of the latest men to en- the production of 15.000 carload» at SH NEH . N‘4 HE»;. SE'4 SE«4 »cc. Gun i» Indtcat fence in the park continues to thrive, forcement of th»* fish law relating to the end of five year* Th« output of ••d Iu al) ordl gage in trade here, but who came 28; 8H NE%, H’t» NW', sec. 31; and the increase is satisfactory. The screens in the hands of officers who nary dlaraaea of her«* with a reputation that gained the other district» will be proportion 8W'4, SW'. SEU »cc. 32: WH herd now numbers 121 head, of which have not been provided with sufficient worn« u Thia hint the esteem of the business com-1 ately large. SE >4 NEH. WH remedy never twenty-eight are this year's calves. deputies to enforce the law. the fol U m < TI ioumuh I s of Car* munity, passed away at Oroville. NWH. «WH s«»c. 8«. din ip,'olnt:,, IU Probably 6,000 tourists visited this lowing resolution was introduced by The Northern Pacific railway has Calif., from pneumonia, after an ill g ■ ' effects I«' Township 37 south. Range 7 ea-t, herd during the summer, it being one Game Warden L. Alva Lewis: I found It necessary to run solid refrig mg perceptible ness of only a few days. W'.- NEU. NW',. 8H SEH NEU. of the main features of the stop at “Whereas, The present law com from the very The following telegram was re- j erator trains of thirty-five car» each «ec. 1; NEH NEU. SH NEU NEU i .Mammoth Hot Springs." first. It U com pelling the screening of irrigating on a 91-hous schedule from points In reived by J. A. Buchanan, manager of HWU. HEU see. 2; 8WH. 814 posed of tl.s The grand total of visitors in the ditches is not effective, as legal the Yakima Valley to St. Paul, which purest and the season of 1910 is given approximately |screens with half-inch mesh allow the Monarch Cash Store, which Mr. is almost pasenger train speed. It Is NWU NEU m e 3; 8EU BEU sec. most rel.abl« as 19,575. Ten small fires were dis- millions of young trout to pass ix-avitt purchased a short time ago: doubtful If any railroad in the coun 4; SEU NEU. Wli NEU. NWU. drug u>' rcu "Mr. Leavitt passed away last NEU. HU s«-c. 9; s<4 »c« ’ 5; 1 <®vered, but they were extinguished through and out onto the irrigated rial«. op.alta try has 15,000 refrigerator cars that U sec 24; WH •nd ot her bar by the pary patrols and soldiers dur lands, causing an annual loss that is night at 11 o’clock. Funeral Sunday can be used for the hauling of a sin NWU. WH at Yreka. Business arranged to con NWH. WH U »ec 25; NWU rufiil trug« be ing the summer. injurious to one of our most valuable gle commodity at u certain tint«* in tinue." U . 8W U , SW '4 Ing uxcluded NWH. 8H resources, and it appearing that the The man) die Jiir. Leavitt began business here j the year. It is to avoid meeting such REU aec 38. CONVICTED OF MAI.I4TOI H only way this waste can be prevented com urllng la October 27th, having purcha»«*d th ■ an emergency that Mr. Elliott will Township 37 south. Rang»' S east, fluences to DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY i» by compelling the owners of irri dry goods stock of the Monarch »tore.! recommend that the apple grower WH SWU »e« «; HWU NEU. which woman gating ditches to put in at the intake hold his fruit In storage house» and and had every prospect of a splendid NWU. SH »ec. 7; HW'* SW •, In couatautly for of such ditches, where practicable, Two .Men Get Si» Month* in Jail ship it as the demand comes. Instead «ubjjcted ren ’rotary screens, which are so construct trade. He left here last Tuesday for i of rushing the whole crop to the East, 8; NH NEU. NWU wc 18 Placing Steel Eiling* in the tier her liable Township 38 noti th, Runge 8 San Francisco. He was taken Hl on ed as to be self-cleaning from float to many functional disorder» the Hearings of Machinery where it i« placed In storage and held the way back home, and got off th«, WH 8WU »ec. 6; W'4 MWH not only tend to destroy her comfor* ing debris, and, to the advantage of the jobber. train at Oroville, where he consulted 7; SEH NEU. WH NE'., »nd hoppine»», but which gradually KANSAS CITY, Nov. 18.—P. E. I “Whereas, The present law making a physician. He thought that he was 1 Grain, alfalfa and sugar beet pro NWU «ec 8; NEU. NEU SWU. merge Into chronic and serious dl* Sweeney and W. G. Owens, former it the duty of the master fish warden i only suffering with a cold, but he I duction In the great Northwest 1» also SE % sie. »; 8% NW K . 8W U . HE H eases. employes of the Missouri Pacific to see that the screening law is en- Nyal'a Vegetable Prescription I» gradually became worse, and died | increasing, and the railroad» must SEU. WH 8EU «ec 10; RH NEU. without a peer for the HitccMsfiri -hops here, were convicted and sen- forced is practically inoperative as handle th«>se crops. The number of last night at 11 o'clock. He was a SEU NWU. SEH »•« 12: NEU treat mnet of female weak ne»«, pain fenced to six months in jail on a the master fish warden has no depu- cars that will be necessary to handle member of the Elks' lodge at Ashland, NEU »ec 13; NEU NEU. W'n fill and disordered menstrutatlon charge of malicious destruction of ties in many sections of the state to henring down and that order will have charge of ( this increaaed production is beyond NEU. NWU «ec. 15: NEU NEU hysteria, cramp», property. They issued sworn conies- compel the observance of the law; the funeral. He became conscious the power of man to estimate, and ««*<■ 16; SWU NWU. 8W H, HWU pain»," Inflammation and falling of the womb. Thia 1» a remedy of sions containing grave charges be it toward the last, and retained his [ F’resldent Elliott will urge upon the SEU nee. 18; NEU. NEU REU »ec nterllag worth. against high officials of the machin- “Resolved, By the Klamath County | senses long enough to arrange hi« ' apple grower» that It will be to their I 19: 8WM 8WU »«c 20; NWU i»ts union. The men pleaded guilty ! Rod and Gun club that authority to | business affairs. advantage to help the railroads to SWU. SH HWU f’c. 23; SH HWU UNDERWOODS PHARAMCi to placing steel filings and emery duBt compel the ditch owners to put in Mr. Leavitt was 61 years of age. j solve the great problem that con- »ec. 25; NWH NEU. HH NEU, Cor. 7th and Main Htreeta in the bearing» of locomotives and rotary screen« be given all officers and for the past eleven yearn previous j fronts them. NWU. SH »ec 26; EH HEU «ec.27; Klamath Fall» .... Oregon - machinery in the shops at the instiga charged with the enforcement of the to his coming here was a member of ¡NWU HWU. SH SWUSWU HEU tion of the leaders of the striking ma- game law« where in the opinion of' the firm of Pollock & Leavitt, general A POLK EMAN WHO RE- »ec. 28; HEU NEU. WH NEU. EH such officer a rotary screen is prac-' < binista. merchant« of Yreka. He leave« a TIRED WITH »iWO.OtM» NWU, NWU NWU, SEU HEU, tic-able. Be it further widow and two children, a daughter, NH SEU and lot» 2. 3 and 4, «oc. 29. “Resolved, That a copy of these re»-1 Gertrude Leavitt, who is in lx>s An Township 37 »outh, Range 9 east, THE AMA I J’A REVOLT Anton Klinger, the Chicago police olution« be »ent to the following offi- ‘ COMES TO AN ENO geles, and a son, who resides in San man, who has just retired after forty NE U . NE U N W U , N H HE U . HE U cer«: The governor of the state of Diego. year» of service with a snug fortune SEH »ec 6; EH NEU. EH HEU \ alIadares Implores Amerit'wu Com Oregon, the president of the senate The business which Mr. Leavitt of *300,000 to keep him company in »ec. 7; all of section 19; NH NEU. and »peaker of the house of represen mander to Save Him From purchased here, the Monarch Cash his old age, naturally falls under sus NH NW'i. SEU NWU, EH SEU tative» of the state of Oregon, the, His Own People 8tore. will be conducted as had been picion, being a Chicago policeman, »ec. 30; EH NEU, SEH SWU. I state game warden and the master intended when Mr. Ix*avitt purchas«'d of all cities In th«1 world, »ays the NE U SE U . 8 H SE U «ec. 31. ELLSWORTH & MITCHELL fish warden of the state of Oregon, the stock Town«hlp 38 «outh, range 9 ea«t, WASHINGTON. Nov. 18. -Closing Baltimore News. It seems, however, VETERINARY SURGEONS and a copy to the senator and each of days of the little revolution in Hon that Klinger didn't get bls money by N H . NE U SWU. RE U »ec. 6 ; NE U . AND DENTISTS the representatives to the Oregon leg- , Met Hi» Man duras initiated by General Jose Val 'the methods popularly believed to be 8H ««tc. 7; NEU. EH NWH. NH Office CrlE*L*r*Htlltn Bidhliuff Phone 72*> ¡»Iature. ” Guy Merrill started for Lakeview i in use among any blue-coated knights HEU. HEU HEU »ec. 18; EH NEU. ladares on the Island of Atnapala are PROBIEN FOR RAILROADS TANE BEARS ARE DANGEROUS H. H. SEARS < haracterized by something of an op era bouffe air. Ov«*rh«*ard The valiant general who a week Lady customer—I'd like to get a ago was truculently threatening ev pair of pinchers. erything American on the island has Floorwalker — Shoe department, been obliged to implore Captain An , two door» to the right, madam.—Bo»- derson of the United States gunboat ! ton Transcript. Yorktown to protect him from bis — own jieople, and the naval officer, for I Cause and Effect getting all that has gone before, has e Harold -I’ve got an—aw—beastly placed a guard of American blue jackets around th«' house of the rebel headache thin mawning, doncher know. lious leader. Hattie—What caused It? This Information comes to the state Harold—A howid thought, stwuck department from United States Min ister McCreery. at Tegucigalpa, the me last night. Thursday, where he had some busi i ness he wished to transact. He did not go that far, however, for when the auto In which he wan riding got near Dairy he fortunately met the j man he was going to nee, and they returned to this city. It saved Guy a long cold ride. Visitor Front Iowa Rev. George T. Pratt, pastor of the Presbyterian church, 1» enjoying a visit from his brother. Dr. D. W. Pratt, and wife of Burt, Iowa, who arrived here Thursday night They will remain for a week or ten days who lay by a »tack of simoleon» for a rainy day. Klinger explain» It thia way: "I had (500 when I joined the force, and got *65 a month at the »tart. Every payday I turned iny money over to my wife. She and I sewed for tailor shop» evening». When we had saved our first *1,000 w«> put ft Into real estate. We have been saving and buying real estat«' and selling it ever since." Klinger'« rule of life is a* remark ably simple bit of wisdom. He nays: "Keep out of saloons, never gamble, never report late for duly, always ho HEU «ec. 19;all of section« 2 8 and i 2»; EH NEU. HH HWU ««c 30; I WH NEU. NWU. SH »ec. 31; NH NEU. NEU NWU »ec. 32; NH NEU. NWU »ec. 33; NEU. HEU NW U . N H NW U . N H HE U . SE U SEU «ec. 34; all of «action» 35 nnd 36. Town»hlp 40 «outh, Rang« II ea«t, EH NEU. NH SEU »ec. 21. FRED DENNETT, Conimlsnion«*r ot the Donerai Land I Office. FRANK PIERCE. First Assintant Secretary of the In terior, 10-4-12-15