Klamath republican., July 13, 1911, Image 5

MICHIGAN GUARDSMEN
WILL FIGHT THE FIRES
United Press 8«rvice
addition. A six-inch sealed casing
hns been plait'd In the well, arid now
the campers nnd residents of the new
addition are furnished with a plenti­
ful supply of pure cold water.
ENGLAND MIXER
NAM AXIl WILHELM
Th« enllr«
LANHIN'G, July 11.
National Guard of Michigan will bn
«ailed out for service In the flro re­
gion. Major J. N. Cox of th« mili­
tary department I h trying to g«l In
touch with Governor Osborne, who In
mchtlng on Lake Michigan.
discharge of himself as adminis­
THEY ALL DEMAND IT and
trator of said estate, together with
report of his doings therein, said re­
Kiavnuth Falla, Like Every City and port showing the receipts and dis­
Town in Gw I’nion, Receive» It
bursements of said estate, and notice
TIONH ARE OR4iA.MZI.XG TRW
I IIEIR FIGHT
El TRI NT" YET t OM’EIVED
People with kidney Ills want to h'
cured When one suffers the tortures
of an aching back, relief Is eagerly
M'Ught for There are many remedies
today that relieve but do not cure
Hi re Is evidence to prove that Doan's
Kidney Pills core, and the cure Is
lasting.
Mrs. C H. Hoxie, Fir street. Med­
ford. Ore., says: "I publicly recom­
mended Doan's Kidney Pills in 1907,
after they bad benefited me, and now
1 um pl«ae>-d to speak In their favo-
again. I had kidney trouble for sev­
eral years, and the backache grew
worse ax time passed. If I attempted
to stoop or move quickly, sharp twin­
ges darted through my loins and hips,
and sometimes I was lame for days.
The kidney secretions passed far too
frequently, and I also noticed sedi­
ment in them when they were allowed
to stand. My health ran down, and I
was feeling miserable at the time I
commenced taking Doan’s Kldn»y
Dlls. They helped me from the first,
although other remedies had proven
useless, and as I continued taking
them I steadily grew better, until
not one symptom of my old trouble
remained."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Doan's—and
take no other.
is hereby given that on the 12th day
of August, at 10 o'clock a m. of said
day. at the county court room In the
court house at the city of Klamath
Falls. Klamath county, state of Ore­
gon. has been by order of the county
court fixed as the time and place
when and where said settlement of
said final account and hearing of said
petition «hall be had. at which time
and place any persons Interested and
legally entitled may file his exemp­
tion or objections in writing to said
account and contest the same.
Notice Is hereby further given that
the said account Is for the final set-
tlement and distribution of said es­
tai. and for confirmation of said final
account for discharge of said admin­
istration from said trust.
Given under my hand and seal at
my office in the etty of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, on this, the 12th day
of July, 1911.
C. R. DE LAP.
7-13-8-10 r
Clerk of County Court.
LONDON, July II. The afternoon
paper» declare that Washington ha»
NEW YORK. July 11.-Handicap­
notified Germany that the establish-1 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J„ July 11.—
Th«
tiln
tei-n
twelve
Grand
Ixidge
of
p'd
by the laws limiting the activities
ment of u German naval base on the
Moroccan coast In considered as a the Benevolent uud Protective Order of national banka, especially In pro­
menace to American Interests and , of Elka will be held lu Portland, Ore­ hibiting to them certain classes of In­
gon. This was decided at this after­ vestments, the directors of the Na-
the
Panama canal.
.MORE III'ILDING
They declare further that America noon's meeting of the Grand J-odgo tional City bank of New York are
I'EIIMI IN GHANI ED
bus promised to support England's of the order, which la now In session going into business for themselves,
here, with Elks from all over the na­ and have formed a combination
At lata Tuesday nights meeting protest ugalnst the German warship tion in attendance.
which will more closely approach a
<>t the < ltv council there were presont Agadir.
Home time ago the Portland Elks money trust than any previously con­
Councilman Wllklno, Crlsler, oben-
decided that their city was the logical ceived.
••Not No," Nays Knox
vhaln. White, McGowan. Grigsby and
meeting place for 1912. and there-1 This, to Its amazement, Wall street
WASHINGTON,
1».
C„
July
11
Htannble.
upon they commenced a campaign
The following building permits The state department has positively that wiped all opposition off the slate. today discovered is the solution of
| the mystery surrounding the recent
denied the Ixmdon reports that Amer­
were granted:
I In a remarkably short time they organization of the (10,000,000 Na-
ica
has
protested
against
Germany
’
s
Arthur Arietta, two-story hoapltul
_ I rull“,<1
Mdd ________
that the
I*50 000 for a campaign, 1 tional City company here. Flnan-
building on lot 1, block 25, Hot Agadir action, It la ___
communlcatlng i *n<* *,on ^ad the entire West lined tiers say their actions is practically
department
Is
not
Nprluga addition.
up with them. In uddltlon to being as- the money trust arrived at last,
Arthur Arietta, one-story business whatever with Germany regarding an red the support of many Eastern I
The new company will be absolute­
block and basement on lota *> and A. Morocco.
land Houthern states.
ly
and perpetually controlled by three
block 10. Railroad addition
A special train of Elks arrived here trustees, who must be officers of the
I) E Itelndorf, one-story, four- WILL
NINTH STREET NOON
'rom «•ortland. ««» •••<* National City bank. The present
SIMMONS
rooin bungalow, ahlnglrd and paint­
their arrival they have made it evi­ trustees will be James Stillman, the
ed, brick or cement fines. corner of
dent to all that there Is a place on
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Ths Htrange-Mngulre Paving Com the Pacific Coast called Portland, president; Frank Vanderllp. the vice
First and Pine.
president,
and
St'phen
Palmer,
a
di
­
Oregon, for Klamath County;
is
making
great
progress
In
W II. Maaon. to Improve the «mail panw
i that that town Intended to entertain
Bryon Lisk, Plaintiff, vs.
their work of laying bltullthlc pave­ the National convention In 1912. or rector of the bank.
building on Seventh afreet.
As the laws prohibit banks oper­
The Unknown Heirs of William S.
George O. Boll, four-room house ment on the str.fts of Klamath Falls, know why.
ating in miscellaneous stock or their
Webb Sr., O. C. Severson, and
made box fashion, with cement flue, nnd they expect to have the paving
—
j holding stock lu another national
the Unknown Heirs of O. C. Sev­
of Spring street completed to the I
on lot 5. block 21 f>, Milla addition.
bank, the chief field of the new con­
erson. Andrew Severson. Slvert
D <’ Hhnff r. five-room dwelling. Southern Pacific passenger depot SOME OF THE HAPPENINGS
cern
will be the financing of new en-
ttlM, on lot I. I.lo. k ", iiiiihi ,],, within a week's lime
Seman. the Unknown Sons ot
AIM»! ND MILITI ADDITION
I terprlses and the aiding of those al-
Andrew Sevenson. the Unknown
Following the paving of Spring,
uddltlon, to coat about (1,500.
; ready organized. Fearing no govern­
Sons of Si vert Seman; the Un­
John T. Hchallock. store building which will give a hard surfaced pave­
(Staff Correspondent)
ment interference, It will furnish the KING GEORGE ACCEITN
known Heirs of Andrew Sever­
3<*xl6 feet. 10 feet high, on lot 9. ment from the railroad dc|>ot to the
The new commercial building 's needed funds for railroads and in­
AMERICAN "DECORATION”
son. Slvert Seman, and Their
Link River bridge, the company will 'apldly n> urlng completion, It will
block 82, Klamath addition
Sons. Andrew Syverson. Also
it N Wood a. alx-room bungalow commence «>|H>rstlons on Hlxth street, be turned over to the school board by dustrial enterprises, thus practically
; dominating the whole business field,
WASHINGTON, July 6. — King
All Other Persons or Parties
on lot A. block 3*. Hot Springs addi­ which is to be paved from Main street August 15th, according to Frank Ap­
Unknown Claiming Any Right,
tion. to cost 13.000: also one flve- to Kinlock and Commercial A force plegate, who has charge of the car­ j Under the plans of its projectors it George of England has accepted hon­
Title, Estate. Lien or Interest in
room bungalow on lot 11, block 11. of men arc now employed In grading pentry work. Tho building includes Us believed the company will be able orary membership In the American
the Real Estate Described in the
Hot Springs addition, to cost (1,500. the portion of Hlxth street to lie paved three or more rooms for school pur to prevent the building of new rail­ Cross of Honor and the cross of that
roads or the establishment of com­ organization.
Ambassador
James
Complaint Herein, Defendant»
The ordinance declaring liens and the laying of the "hot stuff," It lx poses.
peting concerns in other industrial Bryce has written Thomas H. Hern­
against property owners <>n Klamath exp'eted, wll commence on the 17th
Ben Owi-nz 1« expected back Thurs­ lines which "might reduce the divi­ don, president of the American Cross To the Unknown Heirs of William S.
Webb Sr.. O.C.Severson, aud the
avenue, to pay for the Improvement
day, and then there will be things ders of existing corporations." By of Honor, advising him of the king's
Unknown Heirs of O. C. Sever­
of that thoroughfare by the laying
doing, they »ay. for Owens Is the the weight of its capital and connec­ acceptance.
son. Andrew Severson. Sivert
of hltullthlc pavement, was adopted
councilman who looks after things in tions It Is expected the concern will
The organization is made up of :
Seman, the Unknown Heirs ot
at this meeting Councilman White
i this part of the city.
be able to prevent other capitalists Americans who have received medals ,
Andrew Sevenson, Slvert Seman.
suggested that the matter l>e left over
According to City Attorney E. L. ; Cutting hay, aud a bumper crop at extending the aid it refuses.
for acts of heroism. Honorary mem- |
and Their Sons, Andre Syverson.
till next year, but Mnyor Sanderson Elliott there In no provision In the
i bers are President Taft, Emperor
Also All Other Persons or Par­
explained to him that the contract city charter whereby the qjty can con­ ¡thnt. Is the chief agricultural inter-
William, the King of Italy, the Presi­
with the Strang.-Magulre Paving struct a «‘»or system Itself. This ••rt ail over Mill? addition at present, lilt. FALL <X»IX)NIHT
ties Unknown Claiming Any
RUSH IN EXPEtTED dent of France. Theodore Roosevelt
Right, Title. Estate, Lien or In­
company was for the completion of comes as a result of the opening of i The gnrdens ar » all doing fine. Frank
Applegate has a great yield of onion?
and Andrew Carnegie.
terest in the Real Estate De­
the work this year
the second set of blds for the con­
PORTLAND. July 12.—Fall colo­
scribed in the Complaint Herein:
The matter of granting a saloon li­ struction of the third unit of the nnd the Nltschelin and other gardens
show
fine
crops
ot
vegetables.
nist
rates have been arranged by the
SHERIFF'S SALE
In the Name of the State of Oregon:
cense to Joseph M McDonald nnd sewer system, when the lowest bld
There are now 122 children of transcontinental roads upon the same
Hot. Hunsaker, and the rejection of wax over (1,400 In excess of the low­
You and each of you are hereby
the «• cond set of sewer blds for the est bld tendered In the Arst call for school ago In Milla addition, and it Is basis as the rates of last spring. They In the Circuit Court of the State of, summoned to appear and answer the
Oregon, for the County of Klam­ complaint filed in the above entitled
b-lieved that thlo number will be are to be In effect from September 15
construction of the third unit of the blds
to October 15, and the rates will be
ath.
sewer system are treated in other
suit within six weeks after the first
Following this Mayor Handernon greatly added to by the time school (2 5 from St. Paul and Missouri River
columns.
conolved the Idea of the city con­ Leglns In the fall, so that the addl- points and (33 from Chicago to Ore­ Henry Haberman and J. E. Redmond, publication of this summons in the
doing business as the Comet Klamath Republican newspaper.
structlng tile unit Itself, and asked tional rooms up stairs in the new gon and Washington.
Realty Company, Plaintiff, vs.
building
may
have
to
be
used,
as
the
And you will take notice that if
advice
on
the
matter
from
the
city
at-
TWO MLS GET THIRD IN TOII44
According to a telegram received James Wallace Yandle, Defendant.
school
board
has
a
prior
right
to
their
you fail to appear and answer, or
torney.
from A. M. Cleland of St. Paul, gen­
Notice is hereby given that, by! otherwise plead within said time, the
use for school purposes.
EOT KLAMATH. July 6.— Jack t
eral passenger agent of the Northern virtue ot an execution duly issued plaintiff for want thereof will apply
lilll and Clarunc« Thomas, the two AT LAW NT. IT 1 AW NT.
Pacific, inquiry has been very heavy out ot the above entitled court on to the above entitled court for the re­
men arrest'd yesterday on Seven Mlle
THE SWEEPER ARRIl KN ♦♦♦ ------------------ ♦-------------------- ♦♦♦ concerning the dates and other de­ rhe 6th day of July, 1911. upon a de­
lief demanded in his complaint filed
for robbing the camp of James Norlel
♦
LOST RIVER GLEANINGS
♦ tails of the fall colonist rates, and he cree made xnd entered of record In
In said suit, to-wit:
were this morning given a hearing be­
Mayor Sanderson and Street Super­ ♦♦♦--------------- ♦----------------- ♦♦♦ believes there will be a greater rush taid court and in said state on '
For decree determining all adverse
fore Justice of the Peace Johnson, intendent Stanley were Friday after­
to Oregon this fall than ever yebofe. the 29th dav of December, 1910, in:
claims of the defendants or any other
and were bound over to await the ac­ noon engaged In assembling the street
Most of our farmers celebrated the
favor of the above-named plaintiff, party or parties in or to the south
tion of the grand Jury. They left sw<>eprr the city purchased a short Fourth In Kinmath Falls.
Mrs. F. K. Cranmer of Minneapolis directing me to satisfy the sum of half of the southeast quarter of sec­
just before noon for Klamath Falls, time ago from Beall A Co. of Portland.
George Jory and family of Marys­ arrived here Sunday night to visit (100, with interest at the rate of 6 ,
tion one, and the west half of the
where they will be placed In the They are anxious to get It set up as ville. Calif., are visiting relatives and her brother, C. L. Kelsey, for some
per cent per annum, from the 29th northeast quarter of section twelve,
county jail.
toon ax possible. In order to take a old friends here.
time. Leaving here, Mrs. Cranmer day of December, 1910, and the sum
in township thirty-three south, range
The two mon yesterday Informed cruise down Main street nnd sweep
E. C. Roam and L. A. West were will spend some time visiting friends of (13.50, costs and disbursements,
six, east of the Willamette meridian,
the officers that John Ylrlght, out on the bacteria and other germs of con­ Falls visitors Saturday.
and relatives before returning to her and the accruing costs.
in Klamath County. Oregon, and de­
Seven Mlle, stole a calf, and ho win tamination. and. Incidentally, the
Mrs. Carl Robley, Mrs. 8. R. Booth Minnesota home.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said claring the plaintiff to be the owner
arrested on this charge. When taken trash off the bltullthlc.
I nnd Mrs. Ollie Jory and family visit-I
execution, and in compliance with In fee simple of said described lands,
Into custody by the authorities Bright
For Sale
The sweeper wns shipped from ed Mrs. Joe 8tuke) of Merrill Sat­
said writ. I did levy on the said prem- j
was Indignant, and declared that his Portland on June 26th. and the mayor urday.
Will sell my improved suburban ises therein and hereinafter de-1 and that the defendants and all other
persons be forever enjoined and de­
■trreat was n result of some spit.'work wna anxious to have it here In time
Mr. and Mrs. Will Tailman visited lets below the market, on easy terms scribed, and will on Saturday, the'
barred of assorting any claim what­
by the prisoners. He was given a to clean the streets for the Fourth.
for
quick
sale.
Address
Box
9,5
Midland Sunday.
12th day of August. 1911, at 2 o'clock ever in or to said lands or premises
tearing and also bound over. Ho haw
It
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bartlett left Klr.math Falls.
p. m. of the said day. at the front adverse to this plaintiff, and for such
been trying to secure ball, but so far notlK ON HOSPITAL
Sunday morning for Ashland.
door of the county court house, in other and further relief as to the
To
Trad.
hns not met with success.
The Ladles’ Aid met Wednesday I
WILL NOON (COMMENCE
Will trade some Ane city lots for Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Ore­ court may seem meet In the premises.
with Mrs. Chas, Steeman. Those
This summons is published pursu­
horses. Address C. E. Evans. Klam­ gon. sell at public auction, to the
ONE IIALIXNIN HINN
Permission wns granted by the present were: Mrs. Tailman. Mrs. S.
highest bidder, for cash in hand, all ant to an order of the Honorable W.
ath
Falls.
,
it
INTO A THUNDER STORM council Monday night for the erec­ B. Rooth. Mrs. Chas. Bartlett, Mrs.
the right, title and interest of the S. Worden. Judge of the County
tion of the Blackburn Sanitarium, the Monson, Mrs. Robley, Mrs. Koontz.
above named defendant, in and to the Court of the State of Oregon for
STRAYED
KANSAS CITY, July 11.—The bal­ new hospital to be erected In Hot Mrs. Herbert Phillips. Mrs. Ollie
following described real property, sit­ Klamath County, made on July 10,
There
came
to
our
place,
about
loon Nick Harmon, with Honeywell Springs addition. Construction work .lory. Mrs. Zacharlah. Mrs. McRey-
uated in Klamath County, State of 1911. and the first publication thereof
December
15,
1910,
one
2-year-old
na pilot, one of the entrants In the will soon be commenced by Arthur i nolds. Mrs. Steeman and Mrs. Harry
Oregon, to-wit:
Herford
steer,
branded
with
•'
•T
”
on
is made in the Klamath Republican
National balloon race, was forced to Arietta, who will do the brick work. Booth. The ladles will meet next
The NW U of the NW % of section on Jnlv 13th, 1911.
left hip, with half crop off the left
descend on account of thunder
Tills hospital Is to lie constructed time with Mrs. George Grizzle.
ear and under bit out of right ear. 10, township 41 south, range 12
KUYKENDALL & FERGUSON.
storms. Its post anchor dragged of brick, and when completed will
Mr. and Mrs. John Koontz called Owner can have same by paying pas- east. Willamette Meridian, In Klam-
7-13-8-24
r
Attornevs for Plaintiff.
along the ground for four miles be­ have coat (16,000. Dr. R. R. Ham­ on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hatch Sun­
sth County. Oregon, and containing
ture bill and cost of advertising.
fore the gasbag was Anally landed. ilton of this city will be house sur­ day.
7-13-3t
EZELL STOCK FARMS. 40 acres, more or less.
Notice of 8etdement of Pinal Account
The men were bruised, their eyes geon, and it will be used by the local
Mrs. Archie Colson and Mrs. Marv
Or so much thereof as may be
and Distribution of Estate
hlackent'd, and their clothing torn.
Coiron visited Mrs. Nell Campbell
physicians.
PUBLIC AUCTION
necessary to satisfy said execution.
The other contestants In the na­
of Midland Sunday.
Together with the tenements, heridlt-
tional race are still In the air. They
Most of our farmers are busy put­
At the H. J. O’Brien place, Its aments and appurtenances thereunto tn the County Court of the State of
MAYS
HE
WOULD
HAVE
are sailing northeast, and it la be­
ting up their first crop of hay.
Oregon, for Klamath County.
miles northwest of Bonanza, and 3 belonging or In any wise appertain­
LANDED THE PASSENGERS
lieved thnt they may go over the
The Lndles’ Aid will give an ice miles east of Dairy, on Friday. July ing.
in the Matter of the Estate of D. F.
great lakes.
cream social at the Mount Laki 21st, the following property:
Johnson. Deceased:
The proceeds of said sale will be
SAN FRANCISCO, July 11.—Cap­
church Saturday, July 15th. Lemon­
Notice is hereby given that J. M
Sixty
head
of
horses,
broke,
un
­
applied
In
the
satisfaction
of
said
ex
­
tain Gunderson of the steamer Helen
TWO ITALYIANH
ade will also be furnished. Every­ broke, matched and unmatched, all ecution. order and decree Interest, Johnson, as administrator of the es­
ORT FIVE YEARS P. Drew, who testified this morning one Is Invited to attend.
ages: a Ane lot of first class farming taxes, costs and accruing costs, and tate of D. F. Johnson, deceased, has
before the federal Investigation re­
Grandma Steeman of Whitelake I Implements, consisting of wagons, the overplus, if any there be, to be rendered and presented for settlement
PORTLAND. July 11.- L. Rinaldi garding the wreck of the Santa Rosa, Is visiting her son, Chas. Steeman.
low nnd high wheeled; five sets work paid into said court to be further ap­ and filed In said court his final ac­
and A. Martlnnelll, two Italians ar­ said that if ho had been In Captain
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Monson visited harness; one set double buggy har­ plied as by law directed.
count of the administration of said
rested In Oakland, were sentenced Faria position he would have landed Arthur Hatch Sunday.
ness, new; one new buggy, one phae­
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, estate and a petition for the distribu­
bls
pnssengers
during
the
morning,
to Ave yenrs in the federal prison to­
Mr. and Mrs. John Matney visited ton: one hack: one saddle: one King this 7th day of July. 1911.
tion of same, and that the 4th day of
day for passing spurious Ave dollar while the sea was smooth. He said the Falls Saturday.
August, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m., at
harvester
header:
one
McCormick
W.
B
BARNES.
Sheri
ff.
notes.
The conviction was inado I he had no wireless apparatus aboard,
Will Allen came over from Mid­ mower; one Hoosier drill; one Planet By R. E. Guthridge. Deputy Sheriff
the
court room of said court, at the
largely on account of Information hut remained In the vicinity to give land Sunuday, where he has been tak­ Junior cultivator; ; ope disc harrow;
court house in Klamath Falls. Klam­
7-13-8-10
r
furnished by the postmaster at Oak­ aid If needed.
ing care of his brother, E. L. Allen. one disc plow; one Oliver sulkey
ath county. Oregon, has bnen fixed
land.
He says that his brother is Improv­ plow: three first I class dairy cows: NOTICE OF HEARIN4J OF FINAL by said court as the time for the set­
The notes wore made In Italy and ' LEAVES FOR JOURNEY*
ing.
tlement of said account and the hear­
REPORT
twelve hogs, and many other things
sent to America by mall. A letter
ing of said petition for distribution,
TO WILLAMETTE VALLEY*
too numerous to mention.
containing twenty-six bogne notes
Terms of Sale—All sums under Tn the County Court of the State of at which time and place any person
wns found on Martlnnelll. Similar
Councilman Allen Stansble and
Oregon, in and for Klamath interested in said estate may appear
(20. cash; all sttms over (20, sixteen
notes mall.-d to Rinaldi at Fresno family will leave Sunday morning for
and file his exceptions in writing to
County.
months time given on bankable notes
wore also found.
an extended trip through the Wil­
The latest addition to the medical with S per cent Interest. Five per In the Matter of the Estate of Eu­ the said final account, and contest the
same, and show cause. If any, wky a
lamette Valley. The Journey will be fraternity of Klamath Falls Is Dr. cent discount for cash on all sums en­
gene Compher. Deceased.
final distribution of said estate should
made with three horses and a wagon. Warren C. Hunt, who arrived here titled to credit.
NTR1KK WATER AT A
(To All Whom It May Concern:
DEI*TH OF FORTY FEET
From here the party will go to Eu­ Saturday from Columbus. Ohio. Dr.
Notice is hereby given that George not be ordered.
Sale to begin at 10 a. m. Free
Dat’d this 5tb day of July. 1M1.
gene, and from there will go down Hunt will be associated with his lunch served at noon.
Biehn, administrator of the estate of
(Signed)
J. M. J0HN8ON,
Ward A Nelson have found water the McKenzie River. They expect to hrother-ln-law. Dr. L. L. Truax,
Eugene Compher. deceased, has ren­
H. J. O’BRIEN. Owner.
at a depth of forty feet in a well they return to Klamath Falls by the mid­ whose offices are In rooms 201 and H. C. MOORE. Auctioneer.
dered to and filed in this court his Administrator of the Estate of D. F.
Johnson, Deceased.
7-(-(-4 r
I r 13 h 17
have just sunk In the Ward-Nelson dle of September.
final account asking for settlement
202 of the Odd Fellows Building.