10 BUILD UPPER
KLAMATH PROJECT
KN<T>TRAGING NEWS
CAUITOL
he
is i mi io ine district
the Oregon House, and will go on to
their old home ranch as soon aa Hall
la able to make the trip. He got
better as soon aa he began to climb
PlKlNttK IM TO HKt'VHK PI IILit
the Sleklyous, and will no doubt noon JACOB RI ECK I1E8KRVKH PRAlNK
CAMP QROVICD FOB <X>VNTY
FOR HIS WORK
recover.
CUAIMH MAN l’RONOUNVKl»
•
Ironworker«, came up tram Han Fra.i*
claco Sunday night and will put up
the steel on the new bridge which th«
Southern I’aclfic 1« erecting aero«« thu
Sprague river, The ste»*l will be
loaded In a day or two, and It to ex
peeled that the bridge will be rom-
plated In nbout two week«
A Modern Bungalow
Wi> would like to «how it to you.
It'« near tin* INiNk* Mchool, linn five
room« with Imth. 1« new «nd flrst-ila«»
tn every re«pec<. The price 1« low nod
the term« e«ay—« few hundred cm H
and the balance jn«t like rent.
Believe« Hr Could Have Huttiilviit
DKAI) 18 STILL AIJVK Captain Applegate Expresar*« the
A NOTH KIt GOOD ONK
Grounda to Mw-f Ilia lt.*.|uirc-
Opinion of Many When He Extol«
Kiur room liouae in Fairview addi­
UA GRANDE CENTENARIAN
Homan Hajm Shipwrecked Sailor 1«
uienta for Hummer Home
What Han Bren Itone
DIKN AT THF AGIO OF lid tion. Thia to « heap at 9000.
Imprisoned in the Interior
of R um to
HOMK I1KHIRABLK M»TM
John Prrd
LA (IRANDK. Jsn 11
One
on the Mil. price «3.10, will
A
petition
has
been
circulated
dur
­
"Hurrah for our Jake" was Captain
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21.-A Applegate's comment on the laconic ing the |>aat few weeks l>> II. 8t. G«»o more, aged 116 years, according to take fllKM* cash and the baianiv iti a
1 man declared legally dead by the dlspatch of Jacob Rueck from Wash­ Bishop, asking that hi« honiesteud on authentic records from France, died year.
1 Until a few
California courts two year« ago and ington annuoncing that Uncle Sam Crystal Creek be excluded from the r cently of old age
One in Fairview addition, price
»1*1 ks ago he was able to walk Into •2AO. only flioo <a«h Thia 1« away
Wires Judge Worden That the Work whose estate, consisting of 01.200 on will build the Upper project.
reserve, and that he be «ranted a I (own with a brisk stride.
lie wit In-
de|H>slt In the Hibernia bank, was to
Will Be Undertaken Ry Uncle
"Jake's head has always been level patent for the name. Hack of this pc. j jilted in a fall several months ngo. below the market.
I
have
b.*en
distributed
to
his
heir«
In
Otic in Nichol« addition. Better aec
on that propoaltlon, and the result tition la a controversy that has been
Sam—No Details
; Judge Graham's court, is still alive tn shows what there <• In persistence going on for over a year. Aa It grows and he never fully recovered. He thin oui/at ««AO.
i Russia, where he is detained by the and good sense. Jake is as solid as older tt become« more vigorous, at wa« a French Canadian, coming to
One on t'rewenl avenue, door In, at
___ i authorities for desertion the rimrock that crowns the ridge times touching the acrimonious stage Jhls town 60 year« ago, mid has lived flti.io, only «260 cash.
This city was electrified Tueeday milltur«
alone «ver Nine«*.
Two in First Hot Hpringn addition
afternoon be receipt ot a telegaram I from tlic Russian army.
above Bonanza, and ought to be re One of the charges connected with
Ho was an ardent Catholic, and
This
is
the
stoi«
of
Mrs.
E.
Cronin,
from Jacob Rueck. suiting that ih<»*
membered for his good work. Ills is the affair is that C D. Willson has though living alone, “communed" in the reatricted action at 01,1110.
Will veil one at «660. with «276 caah.
government would undertake to con- ■ with whom Harty Hayes, a sailor. the material that make« gixid mayors been trying to oust Mr Bishop from
The tele- •h"
been missing ten years, for- and solid county officers Every man. the homestead, and this charge Mr audibly with his God when lonesome It you want a «lie for a fine bungalow
struct the Upper project
gram was addressed to W S. Worden, merly lived iu thia city, Mrs. Cronin woman and child from Dairy to the Willson vigorously denies. In speak­ or In trouble.
are three before you buy.
j told the judge that Hayes was ship- head of lutngell Valley, who 1« neither ing of the matter he said:
Wr have house« and lota in all arc-
county judge. It is as follows:
A Crooked Hi ream
tiona of the city, an well aa a «elect
“I have no desire to Injure Mr.
Washington. D. C„ Jan 30, 1911. I wrecked off the easterly coast of the too young nor too old to appreciate
The Jordan la the most crooked It»t of country properly. Hen thilcotr
"W. 8. Worden, Klamath Falls. Ore. Behring sea. and was apprehended « hat the resurrection oi the Upper Bishop. What I have doue has been
t
some
time
after
he
got
ashore
by
purely
for
the
benefit
of
the
|>eople
of
project
means
to
their
splendid
val
­
river
known, measuring 713 mil«*« tn A' Rice, adjoining American Hotel, or
“Government will build Upper pro­
j military officers for desertion from leys, ought first to shout themselves j thia city. There Is nothing merce­ a distance of 60 mile«.
phone not.
•
ject. Tell Bonansa
. the army some years ago.
nary
about
It
on
my
part.
What
land
hoarse*
over
Jake's
victory
and
then
“JACOB RUECK."
j He is held, she says, in the town
Mr. Rueck has b* en in Washington of Baudrstagt. and she begged the get In and do their ntmoat to get ev­ 1 have at Rocky Point is held under
fo: some weeks. He has always had judge to suspend the distribution of I ery speck of land below the Clear lease, and even if I so desired I could '
th’- earnest support of Chiefs Newell the estate until the Imprisoned man I l-ake and Horse Fly reservoir« signed not prevent anyone from coming i
Jherron aud camping
That Is the
and Davis, and mad j a very favorable can be corresponded with and his ex­ up under the project.
law
governing
the
leasing
of all of!
“
The
failure
of
some
large
land
Impression on Se retary Ballinger istence
confirmed. Judge Graham owners to sign up, mostly non-real- the land In that vicinity, The peti- I
•when he was there last summer.
gave the necessary orders.
1 dents, has been a potent cans«* that tlon circulated some time ago asking
When he returned this time he had 1
has heretofore given a black eye to for the creation of a park was In my I
I
no difficulty in int* resting Sec re tar» KLAMATH FAI.I^i YOUTH
the Upper project, which Is really In judgment a wise move. It Is true
Ballinger in his plans, and the
IN VARSITY ATHI.KTICH its natural advantage« one of the I that the laud designated Included'
telegram received by Judge Worden
choice areas of the entire Pacific 1 Bishop's place, but as I never have
today proves that he has been suc-
A photograph of the University of coast. Under irrigation It will come ■ bcllevod that It would jeopardize his
M rs . M. M c M illan , Propr
<*esful in convincing Ballinger that Oregon basketball squad appears in to the front with leaps and bounds. . rights there, lusofar a« they applied
i
the Upper project is feasible, and that the Oregonian of January 19th. and < and the finely located little town ot I jto
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maintaining a summer 1 home.
Modern improvement«.
73 room« mid Huiten.
the government will have ample se­ among the twelve reserve men shown 1 Bonanza, the nucleu» of the three bellove that he will have no trouble
curity for the Investment.
Sample
Room«,
Bar
Room.
Parlor«. Two Club
Is John Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. rich valleys, will surely become an In­ M*curlng sufficient ground in the vlcln-1
The history of the Upper project Is C. 8. Moore of this city. Young land city of no mean Importance
ity of his house to satisfy all the
Room«. Etc., Etc.
one that is filled with ups and downs. Moore, who is 21 years of age, and a
"It is to be hoped that Jake has as­ needs he may have for recreation
When the government first came here 1 member of the junior class, is excep­ surances of money enough for con­ ! grounds. No one could have any ;
> SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS
tt was included as part of the entire tionally fast in the basketball game. tinuous work of the Upper project, I objection to that, but I do believe
scheme of reclamation. It was then I and his prospects for a permanent and that the beginning will come ; there would be serious objection to
designated as the Upper project As place on the varsity quintet are ex­ with the arrival of the lark In the 1 the closing up of 160 acre« and shut-
the work progressed it was found that ceedingly bright.
spring. Surely Mr. Rueck will prove j 11 ng the public from It Nf this land
a number of the large land owners
Basketball enthusiasm Is at its I an able worker while yet In W’ashlng- wdre divided Into half-acre tracts, an
would not sign up. and as a conse­ highest pitch at the state university, | ton, along with Delegate Frank Ira has been done with some of the
quence the percentage of land re­ and from the showing made by the I White and our other friends In the ground In that neighborhood. It would
quired by the government could not candidates for the team, all of the i campaign for work all along the line. afford to the people of this city and
ABSTRACTERS
be secured. Added to this came local ■ students look forward to the eaptur- 'for the construction of the east branch county an opportunity to have a sum-
jealousies which resulted in disrup­ I ing of the Northwest inter-collegiate canal, the drainage of the lake«, and j mer placd there. One-fourth the!
A choice llii«*» of InveMt-
tion and a demand from the la-nd championship.
¡for the completion of every other es- money arising therefrom would go
owners that the Upper project be re­
inent« tlifkt will male«?
' sent lai unit of the Klamath project. ; Into the road and school fund of the
leased from all obligations.
"But money, MONEY, is what must county, and furnish a perpetual In­
VIVIAN GO I Lit WILL 8<M>N
tl>o
purchaser i>ioii«*»jbr
Mr. Rueck went to Washington for
MARY AN ENGIJHH PEER be had for this great work, and old come for those funds. It would be
the purpose of getting this release
California must be ari/used from her equivalent to $2.60 an acre per an­
from the government. In this mis­ R «tiding of American Heiress and lethargy to a realization both of her num for every acre so leased, and
sion he was successful. Later the
rights and of her responsibilities I this Is a good deal higher tax than to
lx>rd IHtiit, I« get for Feb­
Water Users' association released the
touching
the Klamath project. Her i paid by most of the land In Klamath
ruary 7th
landowners* and they were free to
i interest Is equal to Oregon's, as far 1 county.
‘shift for themselves."
"There has been considerable mis­
NEW YORK. Jan. 21.—Word baa as future construction is concerned,
Following soon on the release there been received here from London tha ' and I think as soon as her senators understanding relative to my attitude
were a number of small enterprises the wedding of Miss Vivien Gould and and representatives are awake to the in this matter. What I have done has
undertaken, some of which have pro­ Lord Decies is set for February "th. interests of their state in this matter only for its object the creation of a
MASON A SLOUGH
gressed beyond the embryonic stage, No announcement of the date has they will heartily join with our rep­ public recreation ground or park, and
actual construction having already been made by the Gould family as resentatives in Washington in asking I think everyone will agree with me
been commenced on one. At a meet­ yet. The original announcement of for money enough to complete the I that such a place la badly needed for
ing of a number of land owners held the engagement of the couple came \ Klamath interstate project without this city. Under the leasing system
not long ago Jt was decided to send from relatives of Lord Decies.
I unnecessary delay. In addition to the the income from 160 acre« would
I
Mr. Rueck to Washington to again
I 11,000.000 now considered available make the property worth $40,000. It
plead the cause of the Upper project
ill will require approximately $4,000,- «trikes me that this would be a pretty
and the telegram of today carries the DEBATE IN THE HIGH HCHOOL
LAHT FRIDAY AFTERNOON 000 to romPlete the project in all its good sized sum to donate to anyone."
glad tidings that he has again won
Recently the forestry service sur­
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essential details, and of the 14,000,-
over the government officials.
The members of the Senatus 000 California should ask for at least veyed ten half-acre tracts of land In
MTiat the conditions are will prob­ Ronumus debating society held a de- »2,000.000 as her legitimate share of thl« same neighborhood, and leased
ably remain unknown until Mr. Rueck
them for a rental of $6 a year. There
bate at the High school Friday af- t,ie exPense-
returns. Certain ft Is, however, that
f (S3
has been «onm criticism of this pro­
ail preliminary steps usual in the ternoon, and the negative side won 1
cedure.
but
when
It
1«
fully
under
­
commencement of a new project must the decision of the judges. The qties- MONARCH OIL COMPANY
tlon debated was:
(
"AH EYES ON KLAMATH I stood by the public It will have its
be followed in this instance, This,
hearty Indorsement. These tract«
“
Resolved,
That
the
Pacific
Coast
will mean the signing up of the land,
will be leased only as long as those
ENG IN ES • BO ILERS • SAW Ml LL5 THf?ESH ER5
State Manager of Big < <>ni|>any Hays securing them comply with the rule«
the formation of a water users' asso- Fortifications Are Insufficient.’’
WRITS TOR SPECIAL CATALOG AND PRICSS
The
affidavit
was
taken
by
Roy
Nel-1
They May EntoHtoh Branch
elation and the signing of a- new con­
of the government. They must be
THE AHA VER ILL MACHINERY CO.
son
and
Lloyd
Alford,
while
the
neg
­
in Thia Place
tract. What percentage of land will
SFOKANe, WA3H. » PORTLAND. ORE • SAN UOSt, CAL
kept In good condition, and cannot be
ative
was
sustained
by
Florence
Short
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be required remains to be learned.
, sublet or used for public purpose«.
Ever since the announcement of the and Bernadine Hannon.
Thomas O. Daly, state manager of • In addition to these there will be nm-
The debating society will meet
abandonment of the Upper project a
the Monarch Oil Refining company, ' pie camping and recreation grounds |
again
next
Friday.
pall of gloom has overhung all of the,
I is here from Portland, visiting bls ■ for everyone, thus giving to the pub-
••rsrl. IxlrM *1.»fT**Rnn«»r" huvrl. tumiAsd '•» .«
territory affected. It was realized
I old friend, W. I. Clarke of the Klam­ | lie what It lost when Odessa and Pel-'
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irlnxn
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City
Editor
NO MONKV HKQI lftKt»uni
.u r. .r„.
KKIl uni 1 I « «. hi
• ei»r ,. , Í
M - «Ms
that unless something could be done
ath Lumber company, and looking lean Bay were closed One-fourth of
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I tlb
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Philip J. Slnnot of Oregon City ar-1 over the cUy w(th a T(ew Qf gUrtln< all the money arising from this lean­
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that would bring a-bout the Irrigation
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of the lands in that section of the rived here on Friday and will assume a brBQCh buglnea8 bere Th
kerp Ih» 1 .. y. 1« el.4. n Li. k io u*»l our m.rn,r >. , ,
ing system will go into the road and
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¿¡V ■ rnvivwi r«ivu« „t ,miU *,„h,
one of ftchool funds of Klamath county, and
county, it must remain practically un­ the duties of city editor of the Herald ny represented by Mr
, ,lul ,,
T,
■ lo III no |.|l -«.n ■1 p« . la I,. hup.,* A,«,
u. . 4 |,,, .
developed. The news that the gov­
2Lta_ ung! ,i_pl!clof
foremost corporations of the kind the other three-fourths will be used
■ »ni. r I. ...I ri.nr b*. ,. I». iMlhuTItlYah. |* . -,
,,. 1 .
t
■ ai rttoj
utili! V*J rerriv« our cat I» uè» and karn < .r u«...-
..y
ernment will undertake the job means Warren E. Coman, who resigned that in California', and should a branch he for the beautifying of the general i
■ /rt.tt ami Ttmarhabu aleuti
U> ridi r
ut«.
a new lease of life. It will soon be position the first of the year. Mr. 'established here It would'undoubtedly tamping grounds and the building of
I VOI WILL BE mOIIIHEOZ!S~—
r Aw
rm mali« you thh yvar. Wr m »|| thr
i » . ,
s
followed by the re-buflding of the Coman will remain In the city, and be the distributing point for a large roads and traHs therein. In the
A
n—?nJL<’ ier <■“ «*»ry
We atri ut
. pt,
, ,
town of Bonanza, which was so nearly will take a rest from the strenuous terirtory.
ì m<
< 1 1. 1 >i \ 1 1 1
c*u ru
course of a few years the people of
double
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our Brina. <>
>
destroyed bv fire some months ago, round of news gathering that he has
hKCONIB IIA»I> HlCTi LKK. W. do m - rwularly hand'«
-,a| ’
d b . ■, I, » $
i.:
Mr. Daly is most favorably Im­ Klamath county will have one of the WIJV ufuall;
BaiRaHy (»*•*• a
and it holds out to the land owners been engaged In for the past ten pressed with the Klamath country, best public parks on the Upper Lake
promp’iy al prk«« rana ina imm •» m »M or 910. be*. num
, ir, ,
{ t, ,.
roller rhaina
i
p*tis «.. t« .od
the prospect that eventually they will months.
and like others, he readily predicts that can be found anywhere In the M1ÌTFB.MAKF1
UlAjlEH-DllAniA «qui.meni U all lindi at
tka
/ri.//.
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Mr. fllnnot comes to Klamath Falls a brilliant future for our town on West.
see their farms blossom out and pro­
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ducing the bounteous crops their fer­ with an excellent reputation as a acount of our abundant undeveloped
I
newspaper man. He has been special
tility Justify.
lUtum, From Snn Fran« isco
resources. Throughout the entire
TO INrfWDUOffoMlR
In speaking of the message Judge correspondent for a number of the northern part of the state, Mr. Daly
R. J. Sheets, superintendent of
Portland papers from his home town, I says, people are watching Klamath
regular retail jrice ot thru tirei 6
Worden stated:
Falls
electric
light
plant,
re
­
Klamath
Jt*i. k?
/M/r, but to tHirnthafe roe n-tii
and has also been telegraph editor of I Falla intently, while In every town
patriot 94.wilhor<lrt y.SS),
“This telegram brings the best
turned from flan Francisco Friday, itllytr* a
the Morning Astorian. He will no
there are people ready to move here where he went on business. While 10 MORETROOBLE FROM P8NCTIRE1
piece of news of the year. The coun­
doubt meet with as pleasant a recep­ in the spring. This attitude toward
NAIM, Taeko or (Haas will not l«t tlio
ty court as a bod«- stands readv to ren­
there he took In the aviation meet.
air out. Mint v thou Mud jMiiri sol« I Isnt y« or.
tion from the citizens of this city as
Over two hundred LhouMud pairs now in use.
der to the people of the Upper project did his predecessor In the position he Klamath Falls to in a measure respon­
OnOKIPTNMIl Made in all size* It hllvety
sible for Mr. Daly'e trip of investi­
every possible assistance that will will hereafter occupy.
Goea to Portland
• nd easy riding, verydut nbleuml linedhim«!'« with
• special a us lit y of rubber, which never (»ecoines
gation.
hasten the day for commencing the
George R. Hurn left on Satur­ porous anti which cloaca up small pun< urea without allow**
Noti«*« thr Ititeli rnbl*.*r irrs.l
work.”
day morning for Portland, where he ingtheair toescape. We have hund'edsof letters from satis«
Pope In Good Health
“A” «nil pniietnrr .¡rip. **H'
fiedcustomcrsstaiing t hat their tire* haveonlybeen pumped
«•••1 “li." «I m > rlin «Hip •• H**
Go
to
fount
ruction
(amp
will
attend
the
meeting
of
the
Oregon
upoticeor
t
wire
in
a
whole
season.
T
hey
weigh
no
more
1
han
ROME, .Jan. 21.—A current report
t<, pre,ent rim entelli«. Ili Ir
ordinary tire, tbepnnrture resistintfqualiticA being given
W. R. Evans a-nd wife, who rame Retail Hardware Dealers’ association. an
tire will nulls.t »nr nt her
Hall Burnham ill
by aeveral layers or thin spe< ially prepar«*<| fabric <>n the
that the pope had experienced a seri-
Win«,
sovr. i-l-AiLKJ « im !
tread. Th r regular price of these t ires i apt toper pair,but f >r
here recently from San Francisco, He will be gone until February 1st.
ous
attack
of
gout
was
denied
KASY lUlliMG.
in
the
I
advertising
purpose*
weare
making
a
sp«-<
ml
factory
pi
ice
to
Hall Burnham, the »on of Mr. and
and W. A. Warst went up to the
the rider of only >4.M per pair. All mdeis >»liipp<*«f
,U*nf sntr
«nm->!iy letter I« recelveit. We.hlpC* n n n«
Mr«. H. H. Burnham, arrived here Vatican, where ft was said that the j Erickson & Petterson railroad con-
approval. V011 do not nay ■ cent
< rut until y<*u
y<ni have
examine l 1 a-itl
ami found
Went to Hanta Crux
tim«exstnint
fourni them
Hu m atrictlv
alrkit as remr»rated
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health
of
the
pontiff
was
excellent.
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f
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nt
JI
hereby
making
the
p. u r • I.5A i
t
t • »i
Friday from Dayton, to which city
3. C, Montgomery, the Southern •end FOIX CASH
Willi
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2 2 .2 OltllK
::2222J%1t
a.i'l f I* ’
1 lt* n-h
• t > isr
cirut.
\ < ai rim
st ruction camp on the work train
■«k fn
I mm u» »M
rzla. •• the .1
am
1 tx*
— - relumed
.
A at .....
.. fot
-
* ' r. .
•ending
an . order
tire* M.
may
OcH e«pen«e 'tf
an«
they moved some time ago from their
V «re
Pacific railroad man, went to Ranta not aatiafaciory on eaaninta.lon. We are perfetti« retlahl« and money aent to ua i«
Saturday.
* in .»
HOUSES FOR RENT
ranch in Langell Valley. Halt was
Cruz Friday morning, where he will bank. If you order a pair <f lheae tltea, you Mill f.nd that they ««ill ride eaalrr
liter.
wear better, laM longer and l «ik finer Uniti an« tire ion have ever uæd nr »•. n «t
W«
recovering from an attack of mealies Four rooms in Fairview addi­
spend a short vacation HI« wife I« know
that you will lie « well pt ri-rd that when you waul a l.w ycle you will irr
dar.
We
want
you
to
aend
ua
a
trial
order
at
once,
Il
et
da
remar
k.I.L
lire
offe.
1
when the recent cold «pell brought on
tion ................................... «10.00
We Find the Man
already In the California town.
ref
«<■ iffkff Nrm r/o/"v
t'11"'",i"1 » I *
a relapse, and it became nec«*«w" for Hix rooms on Third St., near
•»
•
fT£C.C • frvC«> llrd
n I . icture-l'roof ilrr. on ■>
Who really wants to sc|| «nd get
I At
the
apet
inl
lnlr<rinet«t
v
prl
e
qmMed
a
.
wr
;
.,r
write
for
nut
big
Tire
and
stm,,
i
deb
b’m to go to a higher altitud-». He
High School ................... I «18 OO - price Iwlow the market, and we hustle
Bridge Workers Here
dr« ritre. and quoi. , all inal.r a amt kind» of lire , .1 Mamt half the nana I pri.. .
nzi unr UIAI7 '''■ “ ich - '> k - d i.
1x1 »d. i ni’«!. «ii it*
was brought here in charge nt Dr.
room« In Nichols addition,
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to Hud the buyer. We make a «peclal-
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Osborn of Portland, and is no«- tn-
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near Crescent ave.......... (20 00 ty of city property and irrigated . Fourth, R. L. Edwards, Van B. offer* we are making. Il only v»ia a poiual to I ar 1 ivcr.tld.
der the care of Dr. R. R. Hamilton.
Hee Cliilcote A Rice, adjoining the land«. Her Chllcote A Rice, adjoining ! Thompson, William Bruce, .1.’ r.
Hall and his mother are stopping at American Hotel Phone 601,
American Hotel, or |>hone 601.
Speer. Fred Rlckley and R«*rt Bush.
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Lakeside Inn,
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Lands
Ranches
City Property
Farm Mortgages
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