Klamath republican., September 21, 1911, Image 7

I*R4»FKMHONAL ( ARI»H
i of your abandonment in .May, 1910,
Joseph Par..' » e al, WH of E *4 titled nisttsr os tbs (th day of As(-
which crop was nevsr harvested, cul­ • ■ I 4-30-8; * 1 ou j.
ust, 1
* 1, tbs sndsrslgned, as admlfe
tivated or att«nqed to. That there Is
*
here­
The following were listed August istrator, will »ell ths premise
I no other Improvement on said land, ¡21, 1911. and blds will be opened No- inafter described, at prlvats sale, Os
JOHN HTOKEH UONVKTED AND I HIM <JI EKTION IH THE IHHt'E IN
land «am- has b <-u abandon'd by you. v ruber 23, 1911 under the same the highest bidder, for cash, on or
VIRGIL WII<4M»N Al VI 11'111» IX
SEATTLE t'AHEM. MO TIJE DE­
after the 8th day of September. 1,11,
j and that there Is no one living on said terms:
I Ni l Ell HI.VI'IM < OI’HT AT
FENDANTS AKE t (INTENDING
, land.
Emma Cookman et al, E»4 of RW upon tbe premises hereinafter de­
l*ORTLANI>
WITH VIGOR
You are, therefore further notl- ’4 and »14 of NE%, sec. 11-31-8; scribed, subject only to tbe contlrma-
tlon of said «ale as by law provided.
ff'il that the sa'd allegations will b« »1,000.
Tliomus Barclay of Yivnlax wu< In United Preen Service
taken by this office as Ngvlng been
the city Hutsrday on Ilin wuy from
Emmiv
Cookman
et
al.
SE%
sec.
Tbe real property hereinbefore re­
SEATTLE, Sept. 18. The federal
MILL A. I.KONAR1»
confessed by you, end your said entry 3-31-8; ,900.
Portland to hl
* home, lie went up grand Jury convene« In Tacoma Sep­
ferred to Is particularly described as
will b canceled thereunder without
Emma Cookman et at. NW’4 aec. follows, to-wit:
io the Ito»« i'll) u few days ago ■<> tember 19th, at which time the rases
Itcnlist
your further right to b« heard there­ 11-31-8; 1900.
appeal uh u wlttK'HB In tin
*
liquor of Councilman Erickson, the editor«
An undivided one-half Interest la
in. either before this office or on ap
Et-ima Cookman et al. S U of NE'4 and to: Lot 8, in block 77, In Klamath
<«»«« brought by t|n< govern nr nt of the 4 uttl<i Slur und the other five
peal, If you fall to file In thia office sec. 10-31-8; SH ofSE«4 sec. 13-31- addition to the city of Klamath Fa I hi
agents agalnat John Hh>k«s uni! Virgil men who addressed the recent maa» ' khlte.Maddox bldg
within twenty
da'.«
after
.hi 7; ,300.
WII hiiii
tformerly town of Llnkkvllle), In tbe
meeting age Inst Federal Judge (' II
FOURTH publication of thia notice, a*
Emma Cookman et al, N»A of RE'4 county of Klamath, state of Oregoa,
It wits charged that the accused i Hanford, will likely come up. The
shown below, your answer, und r tec 28-35-7; »1,100.
man hud gone on the Klumuth Indian men arrested arc a ecu a d of conspir­
according to the record'd plat of »-»Id
**
"KODAK
oath, sperfflmllv meeting and re­
Rented blds, accompanied by a cer­ town In the office of the clerk of saM
reservation with liquor In their |»»«- acy to obstruct Justice, but It rests
Developing and Printing
sponding to these allegations of con­ tified check, payable to Edson Wat- county.
«I'HHion. nnil n result of the cases tried with the grand Jury to nay whether
Carefully and promtply dune, as I i' t, or If 'ou fall within that time to ifin superlntrndent, K amath Indian
against John Blok's and Virgil Wil­ or not they will be brought to trial
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregas.
well a» portrait work. Mall your
flic In th’» office due proof that you whool, and covering 10 per cent of
son was conviction for the former mid
If Indictment» are returned prep­
August
10th, 1911.
orders to
lave s'-rvr-d a copv of your answer 'he price offered, may be submitted
acquittal for the latter
aration« will be made to make a Ust
ELMER
O. BEARDSLEY,
COTTAGE
HTt
’
DIO
on the «aid cont-stnnt either Ir per­ at the Klamath Agency, during a
The cases were tried In tha Unlt"d < UHO on the principle of free speech
Administrator
of Raid Estate.
Kia
mat
h
Falla,
Oregon
son
or
bv
registered
mn'I.
If
this
period
of
sixty
dav«
prior
tn
1
o'cl'ick
Slates court before Judge 11'an
Frninls J Honey will be chief
8-10-9-7 r
"‘■rvlcp Is mad« bv the delivery of a p m.. on the da»s Indtcntcd above,
Both nicn are tanch«rs.
counsel for the defense. but h> will
'opy of your answer to the contestant at which time the blds will be open’d
Barclay aaya crop» In the vicinity j be a»»l»ti'd by a half doaen Seattle
hi person, proof of such service must at the office of the agency. In case
of Yanlax are fine thin year, and ■ attorney«
NOTICE FOR PI BIJCATION
The defendant« contend
K. U ELLIOTT
b® either the said contestant's writ­ of deferred payment sal«« 10 per cent
that haying la over lie had to hurry that the conspiracy charge 1» but a
Attorney at law
ten acknowledgment of his receipt of of the purchase price will accompany
back home from I’ortlund to look af substltut« for the old con«trtictive
General law Practice State and I the copy, showing the date of Its re­ bld and 15 p«r ent additional when
ter iiffnlra on his place A b a witness contempt law which congress repealed
Federal Courts
Examiner of | ceipt or the affidavit of the person bld Is accepted. Notea for balance, Department of tbe Iaterlur, United
for the government his railroad far>
In 1881.
,
States Land Office at Lakeview,
l^nd Title«.
b- whom th« delivery was msd" stat­ at legal rate of Interest, taken. Patent
and other expenses were furnish d by
At
that
time
a
federal
Judge
Oregon.
July 37, 1811.
First
National
Bank
Block,
ing when and where tbe copy was de­ In fee Issued when notes and Inter­
Uncle Hum, 10 cents a mile stage far".
brought
the
question
to
a
sharp
Issue
Notice
Is
hereby
given chat Jay J.
Klamath
Falla,
Ore.
livered:
If
made
hv
registered
mall,
est
are
paid
In
full'
All
that
should
• cent» a mile for railroad fare and |
by sentencing an editor to Jail for
uroof of such service must consist of appear on the envelope containing the Arant, who«» post office address la
13 a day for witness fee»
crltlclahig his decisions. Since th'n
the affidavit of the person bv whom bld should be. "Bld for Inherited In­ Klamath Falls, Oregoa, eld. on the
federal Judge» have boon deprived of
th- copy was mailed, stating when dian Land," and the date of opening 17th day of January, 1911, file la
STEEL li t Its Foil
tho arbitrary power of «ending men
nnd the pcstofllre to which It was bld. Any further Information may be this office sworn statement and appli­
THE MiXAMAItts
, to Jail for the so-called crime of crlt-
cation No. 04294, ta purchase *»»e
mailed, and this affidavit must be ac­ had by applying to
.
Iclalng.
and
many
states
have
fol-
EV4 of NEV, SW
*4
ef NE’4 sectlen
Five hundred acres Irrigated land, companied hv th« postmaster's re­
EDSON WATSON.
United Preu» Service
' low <1 tho national government in all und'r cultivation; 200 gfres in al­ ci Inf for the letter.
13.
township
3
8
south,
range 10 east,
Superintendent
Klamath
Agency,
».OS ANUEI.ES, Sept 1«.— Sud­
Willamette Meridian, and the timber
You should state In votir answer Oregon.
denly deciding that John J and Jas abollfhlng the old law hnnded down falfa; eight-room house, good barn,
thereon, und'r the provisions of the
R McNamara, noon to face trial on front the time when Judge» wore con- gn.-nary and other outbuildings. Aluo the name of the postoffle- to which
act of June 3, 1878, and acts amenda­
have water right to 145 acres. Ranch »•ou d-slre future notices to be sent
• barge» of dcatroylng the Los An- . side red »acred.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS:
tory, 1 no'wn as the "Timber aad
"We
atarpd
an
Impeachment
cam
­
Is «lx mile« from Merrill and sixteen to you.
<c|eg Tifici building, have been ac-
*
Ston
Law,” at such value as might
A W ORTON, Receiver.
lorded loo many liberties. She iff paign against Judge Hanford." said mil - from Klamath Falls. Has two
In the County Court of the State of be fixed by appraisement, and that,
Councilman
Erickson.
Jn
dl<u
usalng
and one-half miles of river frontage, ■.Date of 1st publication. Rent. 7. 1911
Ht-mmel him ordered th1' prison»
Oregon, For the County of pursuant to such application, the land
locked In steel cage» and kept Ibeic the case today. "We protested again»! 'and Is sltuat«d on the Modoc North D»t<» of 2d nnhllenfion Sept. 14. 1911
Klamath.
and timber thereon have be n ap­
Heretofore th» two men hatre been It lx whole career on the bench, and ri cflrond right of way. Will give Date of Rd publication Rent. 21. 1911 In the Matter of the Estate of 8. W
praised at a total of »478.50, the tim­
.
•
■
•>
denounced
hl»
recent
Injunction
t«r
on "cme and will sell In forty Dr.te of 4th puhlfratlon Rcpt. 28, 1911
allowed to ex rcloe In the steel root)
Kilgore, Deceas»'!:
ber estimated at 225,000 board feet
Now It appear» that this la acr ..«<•
Address.
— hl«h «.¡rro indi their ce|)g, Tlr writ
Notice is hereby given by the un­ at »1.50 per M . and the land at »159;
ivclflcally
permitted
under
the
law
R. H. BUNNELL.
<w in dei put n oop to thU practlt.
dersigned. administrator of the estate that said applicant will offer final
HHERIFF’H SALE
« 9
Klamath Falls. Ore
Sheriff III
nd also order d srv- which should gov rn auch matters,
of S. W. Kilgore, d
?°3sed.
*
to tbe proof |n suport of his application aad
but
what
courts
can
’t
do
in
one
way
■ ral potted pianti »ent by friend» to
creditors of, and to all p risons hav­ sworn statement on the 30th day ef
«•■ tnkeii from ih >r c II» and de they seek to do In another. Theoret­ Pruxprrtty for the Ashland Commer­ In the Circuit Court of the Htate of ing claims against, the said deceas­
S ptemher, 1911. before C. R. De La
*,
Oregon, for Klamath County.
atroved. Ilanint«! would offer no ex ically. we are guilty of cnnutructlve
ed to exhibit them, with the neces­ county clerk of Klamath county, et
cial College, HuedcnburK ll|F
*
k.
Fred
Methane
and
Gus
Melhase,
Plain
­
l
contempt,
but
there
1»
no
construct!»-
unritlon of blu order.
sary vouchers, within six month? K’amath Falls. Oregon.
V Illa nd. Oregon.
tiffs.
co:.tempt In fed' ral courts, so th'
a-fter the first publication of this
Ln t year was one of splendid pros­
vs.
Anjr person is at liberty to protest
trv to muxxle us und to a nd us $0
V tM It I't'SlOl I B l |s
notice, to the said administrator, at
perity
for
the
A.
C.
C.
Every
gr«d
Frank
E.
Knox,
Abel
Ady
and
August
this
purchase before entry, or Initi­
n
*
prlso
under
a
con»plr«cy
charge."
<jt ing heiiv hi :
j the office of the Bank of Bonanza, in
uat« Is In an excellent position, and
A. Llskey, Defendants.
ate a contest at any time before pat­
j the town of Bonanza, in said coun­
many more were needed to supply In­
Notice Is hereby given that, by^lr-
ent issues, by filing a corroborated
Yanlax now has a postofltce For < Hi li' Itol XI» Tltll' Flltl s
quiries fur well-trained asslsta-nts. ttie of an execution and order of salp, ty and state, the came being the affidavit in this office, all'giug faste
a long time the town did without thia
FOR HIE KI.AM NTH B VHIN
Students can arrange on entering to duly Issued out of the above entitled j place for the transaction of the busi- which would defeat the entry.
uienns of having It» mall brought to
be placed In a position upon complet­ court and cause on the 23th 1 nc-ss of said estate.
ARTHUR W. ORTON.
th« nc'gt l’iirli' oil. and when the con­
Dated this 17th day of August.
I’, opiv from ull parts Af Oregon ing the course.
day of August. 1911, upon a
venience »in sought th're was and California wltl b able to visit
»-3-9-2
s
r
Register.
.1911.
An entire new equipment of latest,
enough support for the Idea to get It Klamath county and attend the agri­ visible tvpcwrfter« has Ju«t arrived decree made ar.d entered of rec­
H. H. KILGORE.
ord In «aid circuit4‘ourt and In said
carried through
So the postoffirc cultural fair at a rat« of approxi­ and arc In us
Administrator of said Estate.
Ou» courses are Com­
SHERIFF'S SALE
is now established In the general sup­ mate’.» a fare and on«-thlrd. accord­ mercial, Rhorthand. English and Civic state on the 26th day of August. 1911,
STONE * BARRETT.
In
fa-vor
of
the
above
named
plaintiffs.
ply nnd trading store of Wolfert A ing t t tbe following letter received Service. (Jon e and share the genera'
Attorneys for Administrators
..directing the sale of the premises
Wann, w'tte Mr Wolfert «» postmas­ by C T. Oliver from Cha» S Fee, prosperity of the school, the student
8-17-9-24 r Klamath Falls, Ore.
*
In che Circuit Court of the State ef
ter. Formerly Yanlax got Its mail pass'll vr trnfflc manager of the and tho country. The fall term opera therein, and hereafter d scribed, to
"Btlsfv the sum of 35,500. with In­
Oregon, for Klamath Couuftr.
from rtonanxa. which 1» approximate­ Houthi »n Pacific:
.NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
September 5th. with every prospect terest tlercou, from the 23d day of
A. 8. Moorland. Plaintiff,
ly south of Yanlax a distance of about
"To ours of the 8th Inst, regard­ of yet great or success.
December 190R at the rate of 8 per
vs.
twc’ tv mile-
Ynntnx 1» about 47
ing
rou
id
trip
fares
from
the
western
cent
per annum; $52.40 costs and
(Not Coal Lands)
i Lila M. Sullivan formerly Lila M.
sill- nortl cu«t of Klamath Falls
termlna *
* to Klamath Fall» during Notice "f Settlement nnd Final Ac
dfsbursem tits and accruing costs. • ¡Department of th- Interior, United
Clark, widow of Wm. H. Clark,
*
the time he low one-way fares arc tn
Now. therefore, by virtue of said
<<unl aixl l»i>>tribution of Estate
States Land Office at Lakeview,
deceased), Administratrix o( the
OOMHtEI» Mix <11 YR4aE1>
execution, nnd In compliance with
August 17, 1911.
estate of Wm. H. Clark. De-
WITH III RNING NIIACK effect:
Notice is her by given that Elmeda
c«asedj. Edward J. Sullivan. Lila
"From Iprll 29th to October 25th. In the County Court of the State of said writ. I have duly levied on said
premises, and will on Saturday, Sep­ , Hawxburst of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
M. Sullivan and Iva D. Clark,
Or
gon,
for
the
County
of
Klam
­
inclusive,
we
sell
round
trip
ticket«
Fir« on Thursday night destroyed
tember 30. 1911. at 10 o’clock a. m. I who, on December 27th, 1909, made
Rosa M. Clark. Osa I. Clark,
from
point»
in
Or
gon
and
California
ath.
the tent «bnck on Sixth street occu­
of said da», at the front door of the ! timber and stone application No.
. Homer D. Clark, Wm. H. Clark
to
Klamath
Falls
on
a
basis
that
la
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Martha
pied by Mollie Williams, colored, and
county court house. In the city of >2886 for S'4 NW»4. NW% NW >4
Jr., Minors, Defendants.
A. Wallis. Deceased:
all "he saved from th flames were approximate! a far« and one-third.
Klamath Falls Klamath county, stat ■.ection 24. NE’4 NE’4 section 23.
Under
and by virtue of an order ot
During
ths
entire
year
we
have
round
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
J.
J.
the wrapper she wore nnd a |>ct pup.
of Oregon, sell nt public auction, to
Rhe believed her place had been trip party senlera fares from San llarrctt, as administrator of the et- the highest bidder, for cash in hand, township 37 S., range 9 E., Willam- sale a-nd decre? of foreclosure’ issued
ette Meridian, has filed notice of in ¡out of the circuit court for the state
purpo« Iv tired, and as n result of Francisco and biy points to Klamnth tate of Martha A. Wallis, deceased., nil the rlf
title a' 1 Interest of the i tention to mak<> final proof to estab- jof Oregon for Klamath county on the
Fall».
From
this
vou
will
notice
that
has
rend
red
and
presented
for
set
­
Investigation Deputy Sh riff John
above na .n il defendants, and each of ■ Ilsh claim to the land above described 31st day of July. A. D. 1911, in tba
rl» > nllock arrested a colored man who we are doing everything we can to tlement and tiled In said court his tl em. In and to the following de­
before R. M. Richardson, United above entitled suit, wherein A. 8.
help
you
out.
If
ar.v
complaints
have
Anal
account
of
the
administration
told ’ Justice of the Peace Charles
r ached you a» to li ability to secure of said estate a-nd a petition for the scribed real prop-rty, situated in States commissibner, at Klamath Moorland, the zbove named plaintiff,
Graves that he was "Mr." Frailer.
Klamath coun’>. state of Oregon, to- Falls, Oregon, ox the 27th day of obtain'd a judgment and decree
Jin,la v«ry dark skinned, wears a the benefits of these fares. I will be distribution of the same, and that the wit:
against Lila M. Sullivan (formerly
October 1911.
I
glad
to
follow
them
up
If
you
will
9th
day
of
October,
1911,
nt
10
• bln beard nnd 1» said bv some to be
I Lila M. Clark, widow of Wm. Ht
Lot 1 'C. 7: SEK of NEH. tbe
Claimant names as witnesses:
give
me
full
particulars."
o'clock
a.
m..
at
the
court
room
of
a Hindu. II waived a hearing on the
F. H. Shannon, H. M. Whiteline. ■ Clark, deceased), administratrix ef
said court, at the court house in NH of PE'i. the SW«4 of RE>4 and
arson charge. He was Implicated In
Klamath Falls. Klamath county, Ore­ the 81V 14 . sec 6; all in twp. 40.8.. R 1 J. C. Smith, John Jensen, all of the estate of Wm. H. Clark, deceased-
a »hooting affray some time ago, WORKS HATH GRAND 01.1»
and against Edward J. Sullivan. Llhk
gon. hns be- n fixed by said court as 9E W M., or so much thereof as may Klamath Falls, Oregon.
when ti e rumpus made was excused
PARTY IH FACING CRISIS
he necessary to satisfy said execution,
M. Sullivan and Iva D. Clark. Rosa
A. W. ORTON.
the
time
for
the
settlement
of
said
by him on the ground that he wanted
together with the ten
* ’n.ents. heredita­
M. Clark, Osa I- Clark. Homer D.
8-24-10-26
Register.
account
and
the
hearing
of
said
pe
­
to hear the noise.
ments and appurtenances thereunto
Clark, Wm. H. Clark Jr., minors, de­
1.08
ANGELES.
Sept.
1«.
—
Assert
­
tition
for
distribution,
at
which
time
In the case of Mollie Williams he
fendants. on the 27th day of July,
ing that the Republican party Is now and place any person Interested tn belonging or In anywise appertaining
SUMMONS
la said to hav« been so Jealous of
A. D. 1911. which said decree was oa
facing the biggest crisis In Its history said estnte may appear and file ex­ Tbe proceeds of said sale will be ap­
other men’s attentions to the woman
the 27th day of July. A. D. 1911, re­
and Is confronted with the prospect ceptions in writing to the said Anal plied In tbe satisfaction of said execu­
that he wax Incited to try to burn
of deserting old ndherency or allow­ account and contest the same, and tion, order and decree. Interest, costs It. tbe Circuit Court of the State of corded in vol. 5 of said court Journal
her out.
' Oregon, for Klamath County.
at p. 353. I am commanded to eel)
ing the party to disintegrate. Senator show- cause. If any, why a Anal dis­ and accruing costs, and the overplus
that certain lot. piece or parcel ef
John D. Works, progressive repub- tribution of said estate should not If any there be, to be paid Into said Kate Linkenbach, Plaintiff.
vs.
court to be further applied as by law
land situate tn the city of Klamath
1'ian, Is out with a statement her" In be ordered.
William
Linkenbach,
Defendant.
directed.
Falls, county of Klamath and state
which he charges that President Tt.ft
Dated at Klamath Fq-lls, Ore., Sep­
Dat-d at Klamath Falls. Oregon, To )5’llliam Linkenbach, the above- of Oregon, and bounded and described
Is esscntlonally a reactionary and a tember 7, 1911.
NEVKRE HIKMK TO THE 01.1» representative of the Interests.
named defendant:
his 28th dav of August, A. D. 1911.
as follows, to-wlt:
J. J. BARRETT
MAN WHEN HE I.EARNS THE
In
the
name
of
the
State
of
Ore
­
W.
B.
BARNES.
Sheriff.
Lot seven (7) and fifty (50) feet
Administrator
of
said
estate.
"Taft." he sa'd, "'s dominated un-
TRIE CONIHT1ONH AT THE
gon: You are hereby required to ap­ off from the south end of lot one (1)
Ry R E. GtTTHRIDGE. Deputy.
9-7-10-5 r
tirely by the ‘Big Interests’ and tho
MAGAZINES
pear and answer the complaint filed In block one hundred and two (102).
8131-9-28 r
machine. There 1« no question about
against you In the above entitled suit In the Buena Vis'a addition to Klam­
that. He in no wav represents th--»
NOTICK OF (NJNTEST
United Pre«» Service
and court on or before Thursday, the ath Falls. Oregon, together with all
v Ishes of the people. Several great
LIST OF INHERITED
LONIX1N, Rept. 16 Tho guard« at
list day of September, A. D. 1911, and singular the tenements, heredltn-
question« new confront the United Department of the Interior, United
INDIAN LANDS FOR SALE
war mngnxlnes throughout Englnnd
that
being the last day of the time m nts and •»•••»"•"«nances tber’-»nto
Sl.-fes. Among the <rentest of these.
States Land Office, Ijikevlew,
are being strengthened and the moit
prescribed
In the order for publica­ telonglng
In anywise appertain!
.
**
In my opinion, are tha party allgn-
Oregon, August 30, 1911.
Department of the Interior, United tion of summons made herein, to-wlt:
stringent regulations enforc d to pre­
Notice is hereby given that on Sat­
n ent with which we «fail have to To Raymond Moore Palmer of Dorris.
States Indian Service:
vent a possible surprise. The war
On or before six weeks from the date urday, tbe 2d day of September, A.
struggle Bt an early date and tbe
California-. Contest®«-;
The following tracts of Inherited of the first publication of summons, D. 1911, at 2 o’clock p. tn„ In tks
department tho other day received a
coming prcr.ldentlal ?l«ct'on, which is
You are 1 creby notified that Thos land situated on the Klamath Indian the date of first publication being afternoon of said day. In front of the
«evero shock when shown tho utter
now little more than a year away.
luting, who gives Dorris, California, reservation, Oregon, are offered for Thursday, August 10, 1911, and If county court house In tbe c’ty ef
lack of profctlon at tho Upnor mag­
"We have two candidate«—Taft as hts postoffice address, did, on ■rale, under the act of congress ap vou fail so to appear and answer for
azine In Chntham.
Klamath Falls, county of Kla-math
and
Sennfor Robert M. La Follette, August 2R, 1911, file In this office his proved March 1, 1907.
An officer man« a hot with a fel­
want thereof the plaintiff will apply and state of Oregon, I will. In obedl-
The following lands were listed to the court for the relief prayed for ’ence to said order of sale and decree
low officer that he could, with the as­ who has fought bo long for the prin­ duly corroborated application to con­
sistance of one man, enter the place ciples of all progressive republicans. test and secure the cancellation of Scntembcr 2. 1911, and the blds w!l’ Hn her complaint on file herein, to- o* foreclosure, sell the above describ­
at night and remain long enough to There Is probably no man whom the your homest-ad entry serial No. bo opened Octob«i 2, 1911. The terrr-s wlt: That the bonds of matrlmonv ed property, or so much th er “of ae
blow It up without detection. He great majority of the republicans 03055. made February 24, 1910, for iof the sale will be <is.h. The owners now existing between the plaintiff mav be necessary to satisfy the plaia-
description o< 1at
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and the appraisal and defendant In tbe-above entitled t'ff’s Judgment, with Interest tbereoa.
disguised him» If as «■ clvlllnn. ap­ would rather have elected to the of­ S'i SWV4. SWV4 8EH, sec. 7. NW
proached the lone gentry nnd en­ fice of president to redeem nnd take NEU «ec. 18, twp 41 R , range R E. price nre as follows:
«»»It he forever dissolved and that the rttornev's fee» »nd costs and dlshuree-
Jas. George c; al. 8W34 sec. 23-34- nlalntlff have the care and custody of •nents. to the high“»! and b®st h’dder.
gaged him In conversation, while his from the hands of the Interests the Wllla-mette Morldlnn, nnd as grounds
companion slipped up from behind republican party, n-it It Is doubtful for his contest he alleges that you s; »640.
'be minor 'hlldren, nnd »or such oth­ 'nr cash. In gold coin of the United
Fred Hendrck.x, S.EH sec. 19-.I0- er and further relief as 1« prayed for State®
and overpowered the soldier. Be­ If La Follette will be nominated have tailed nnd neglected to resld
upon said land since May, 1910. and 9; »960.
tween the two th' y hound nnd gagged against the machine.
In tbe complaint filed herein.
Date of first publication. August M,
"Therefore I urge that all repub­ have not Imptoved and cultivated
John Nelson «WM ofNEH.SE’.;
the sentry nnd Inid hint In a nearby
This summons Is served upon you A. D. 1911.
ombrnsuro. They th n lo'suroly wan­ licans stand hv their party a little snmc as required by law. Thnt the of SWU sv II. NW 14 of NEU. NR hv order of the Honorable Henry L.
Date of Inst publication, Augnst
dered through the mngnrlne and re­ longer, with the assurance that In onlv improvements on said land are U of NW’i sec. 11-24-7; JR80.
Benson of the above entitled court.
31st. A D. 1911.
Ruth John. NW‘4 of NTC'-i
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turned Inter to liberate th" unfor­ four years w« shall be able to wrest on n small tract of less than one acr"
Dated August 8. 1911.
W. B. BARNES,
tunate soldier and Incidentally collect It from the ’Interests' and put It partlallv cultivated and planted In of NW’4 soc. 13, SWU of SWU s<e.
HORACE M. MANNINO,
Oregon.
again In the control of th" people.”
tho spring of 1910, and prior to time 1135-S; ,720.
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Attorney for Plaintiff.
the bet.
R. E. GUTH’ ’DGE Deputy.
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Ranch For Sale
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