ha« drifted Into ridge» for tw*, or and th*' »eitler«, tlx* rechi malori offi­
PROFESSIONAL CAItDH
K»le «nd execution in foreclosure 1«-
three y«ur» during the d* lay cd ditch ciali: lx Ing »Imply lie agent« of the
»ued out of the circuit court of the
const ruction, the k ** coii <! mortgage "rJt«d Htiiti'», and ao designated In a'l
county of Klamath State of Oregon.
<’. <*. BROWER
BY AHI I, ADY, l,BENII»EN
04* lake« the sottler’» home, which wu» • unirne)» b* tween the United Htat**» HOME < <il Mil. .Ml A WAM KATE
•**> the 8th day of lieeember, 1911, in
Attorney and < <> uiim lor at Iziw
<l\ WII 1 I IS I Hi ll NOW, WHILE
KLAMATH WATER UMESW AH- profitable grazing land, but would not nnd the «< ttl«r«. And they have no
the above entitl'd action, wherein the
Room» 7 and 8
I* gal or moral right to conceal or
MM IATION, IN ( OMI’HI IIl|\“- pay expense« of dry farming
FOMI'ANY WOITJ» tIT OX IX-
above named plalntifT obtained judg­
Murdock Bldg.
Klamath Fall» ' ment and decree of foreclosure
< KEAHI I» Ql 4XTITV
iv i: . statement
"Till« »«er i policy 1» good for the withhold from either party to the con­
money lender, but rather hard on the tract liny of the fact« relative to the
against W. W Masten and Sarah I.
No solution of the city light Ing sit­
Ihxlurlug tliul wilier« on govern­ »ettler. All the »I'tlbTH have gu«H«>*d »nine.
Magten, the wife of sa-ld W. W. Mas­
.........
All * xpendltur* « under tlx se con­ uation ha» as yet been arrived at by
ment Irrigation project« uro mibj'*ctod that the flnul cost would prove to be
tin, defendants, on December 1, 191!.
WILL A. LEONARD
to uniK'ceHHury hardships, nr» not uulu' where n* nr tlx* original »«llmate tract« must be repaid by the settler», the council, but Councilman <J. W.
recorded In the judgment lien book ot
who has be* n co-operating
m ni»i*l1« *1 with data to which they nr** a« verbally given, but each Mettler has Including tlx* «alarle« of the agents. It Whit*',
said court <»t page 60, volume 3, I
Dmtiat
entitled nml tlmt tlx* reclamntlon «**r- nnothi'i Kites« coming
Th' «I'ttler» I* unjust and un-American to force with .Maior Fr«d T. Sanderson on the
cm commanded to «ell all that certain
vlc<* i<ni|ilo)H bureaucratic method«, have giK-HHcil that when tlx* filial cost citizens to puy tuxe« under a contract proposition, said today that official» of
I Oce and parcel of land -ttuata In the
■»«■< !■< > mid the "bl« «tick" n« wea­ of the project litis b* • n paid, th** vari­ In which no representation is permit­ the Klamath Fall» Light and Water 1 White-Maddox bldg.
county of Klamath, state of Oregon,
Tlx* »ettlers, who must pay the Icompany, who hav ■ their headquar- 1
pon» only In the interest of preferred ous prop* rib s ii* *|ulri<d In connection ted
bounded and particularly dewenhed
epeculntoi h , Abid Ady, president of with the project would remain iih i lie bill», are th** only persons In position j ter« elsewhere would probably be
as follows:
th« Klnmnth Water User«’ Associa­ property of th** settler», but th** gu«"*» t< check up and verify the accounts I here within a few days, and at that I
Forty-six (46) feet off the entire
M U N 1 C
tion. hii Inn 111 ml n statement to the t> again wrong, for tlx* agent« have se- with th« actual expenditures. O ik - ot time th** matter would again be
1 easterly «Id« of lot six (6) of block
Orchestra or Band
*;ur*-d amendment« to th« reclamation tl*" United Stat**» »cnators proposed to talked over.
Oregonlnu «■ follow«:
forty-eight (48) In Nichols addition
Furnished for all occasions
The company offered the city a rate
"Th, Federated Water User»’ A»»*> law providing for the sab* of such a»k for an accounting In case the set­
to th« city of Klamath Falls.
A. Y. TINDALL
elution, coinposed of nil duly oigntr prop*rtI«« upon the recommendation tlers ahould «how proof of graft on of 3 cents If it would agree to use not
Notice 1» hereby given that on Fri­
Klarnath Fall»
Herald Office
lz*d wut er u»**r»’ uhhim Inilun» within of the agents, and without giving no­ th« part of the agent«, but could not less than (200 worth of light per
day,
the 12th day of January. 1912,
1
cease playing golf and politics long I month. Th city figure» now that It Is
tln< vurluiiH Irrlgutlou projects created lice to th*- H«*t11* t».
at 2 o’clock p. m.. In front of the
"In abort, It 1» a cane of ‘the settlers enough to listen to the »tatement of I paying out about 5 cents for the light
under th« provisions of th« reclama­
court hous-* in the county of Klam­
tion art, wiih organized for th« pur- be damned." except to pay tlx* final th« f'ict that an accounting was first used, and that by paying a monthly
ath, I will, in obedience to said order
E. L ELLIOTT
| iomi > of «a f«K mi rd I n g th« lent Inter* st» bill ami take what Is left, and the set­ t <'* *'HHury to r«v«al th** possible exlst- bill averaging about 2200 it Is using
of sal« and execution In foreclosure,
Attorney at Iaiw ,
| approximately 4,000 candle power
tlers will In* damned If they endure enc* <*f graft.
of uettler« on «itch project«.
«•II the above described property, or
General law Practice State and
"It 1« IdiotIc and un-American to re­ ; *>* r month. In order to get the 3 cent
"For i «nt « tin* «■ tiler« have waited •itch bureaucratic nth* any longer.
so much thereof as may be necessary
Federal Courts.
Examiner of
"Tlx* »I'ttlera do not ask ting the quire tlx* »«tilers to charge graft In I rat*- It would have to use much more
In vain for n chnnge In ndinlnlvtrn-
to satisfy plalnt'ff’s judgmrnt, with
Land Titles.
tlon of th« reclamation laws that I* an be advanced upon Insufficient .*•- ord* r to obtain a busln**»» account­ Jul**- than It consume« now, or about
Interest thereon and costs to the
First National Bank Block,
would recognise th' Ir legal nod moral curlty, nor that opportunity be given ing and honest agent» should demand 6,666 candle power. Some of the
highest bidder for cash.
Klamath Fall**, Ore.
right»
In HiibHtmicp the reclamntlon to dodge th« repayment of a single tlx- privilege of giving accountings «.» council feel that a 3 % cent for what
W. B. BARNES,
mt provide« n loan of money for th« dollar upon Hitch loan, but that on and :t ma't«r of self-protection. Mistaken Is th av jag*- consumption now Is L
Sheriff of Klamath County
icclmiiii!Ion of certain arid land«, r« after th*- approval of the security the ■ or.' luslona of Judgment and method» ample charge, and this would, at 4,-
By JOHN G. SCHALLOCK, Deputy
qutrlug approved «ecurlty for th« re­ settler» Im given full and complete In­ of admlnli-tratlon, ml«takM In prices 000 candle power per month, cost the
J. C. RUTENIC,
payment <>f the Ionn before th work formation relutlvi* to all preliminary paid for properties and materials, to- city only 6140 per month.
12-14-1-11 r
Atty for Plaintiff
RE YL ESTATE — INSUB.AN’< E
A proposition to have the city fur­
iHtlmat**«, plan«, «peclflcatlon«, recom­ pcther with all sort» of overcharges
1« undertaken
WE MAKE A HPE4TALTY’ of elw
"A corp« of agent« has been organ­ mendations and itemised statements and mlHiiHc of fund», could not b« nish Its own Incandescent bulbs may in pr**|** rty and k * mm I farm lands. No
NOTICE FOR Pl BUCATION
ized to proHci'iit« the work of procur­ of expenditures, such us will enable found by auditing clerks In Washing­ ! be taken up later. It is contended trouble to *«how property. Pronqx at­
ing dntn relative to the adequacy of <m Intelligent man to fairly protect ton. but would I*** quickly apparent to that the city now wast«« current, as tention vig*-n all inquiries. A few
(Not Coal Lands)
settlers who ar*- fnmlllaT with all the i wh r, th*- lights begin to burn red the
><> ciirlty mid f* n«lblllty of th, recla­ III« own Interest»,
g*»*«J houses for rent. If you want U» Department of the Interior, United
mation of th« land« Involved In a pro­
"Five year» aft* r th** npprovul of details and condition« and values of 'lamps are wearing out, and use much buy or sej it will |>ay you to *»ee uh .
States Land Office at Lakeview,
mon- power than when In the full
poned lean and to ***ipervldo the recla­ the »ettlera* security for the cost of th« locality.
.Next to American Hotel. Phone <W)1
Or*
gon, December 19, 1911.
Another thing is
"They arc In position to check ex- j bloom of youth.
mation of th« land« after the loan hua tlx* Klamath project, the construction
Notice is hereby given that David
P
'
ndlture»
against
th**
material»
re-
'that old style 16 candle power lights
been approved.
cost of th*- lb nt am! * h*Jipe«t possible
Get a box of those nice apples at L. Rlghtmler of Olene, Oregon, who,
"The form of contiucf mortgnge re­ unit wan announced nt 130 per acre, * * Ive*l an*! labor perform*'*! upon the i In the streets are It.sufllclent In llght- the Sunset Grocery. »1.50 per box.
on December 4 1906, made home­
quired from th* »ttl«r leave« no quo«- and th* settler«* request for Informa­ projcit, provide*! an accounting was | Ing capacity, an*! If the city used
d-Ct-w-lt
stead entry No. 3688, serial No.
given
with
which
to
make
compari
­
I
Tunc
tens
which
vlve
about
twice
as
tlon relative to the adequacy of th« tion wn nnHWerisJ by the «upcrvl«lng
01380, for SW>4 SW«4, section 13;
'much light for pr equal amount of
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
various approved project» tin« been engineer of the Foiled States reclama­ son.
S
’4 of SE«4, SEU SW«4. section 14,
'
Tl
-
*
«(tiers
protest
agalnxt
the
I energy. It would possibly save in this
pn«*««d upon so many time« and bv tion service ns follow«:
township 39 S, range 10 E, Willam­
continuance
of
unrestricted
authority
direction.
Lakeview
List
No.
05226
«»ch a long lt»t of government engin­
Your first requ<*»t«( the Imnx dl-
ette meridian, has filed notice of In-
eer». agent*, employ*» ami novice« ai. transmittal of an Itemized state­ of bureaucratic agents who ar« in po­
At the last meeting of the council United Stat*s Land Office «rt Lake­ tention to make final five year proof,
sition
to
»ay
to
the
settlers,
‘
Keep
view,
Ore.,
Dec.
23.
1911.
that the children on Irrigation pro­ ment of all estimated coats and ex­
the December bill for light was or­
to establish $:aim to the land above
Notice is hereby given that the
ject« have learned to Imitate the nttl penditures estimated to be necessary still and pay tho bill, or we will di­ dered cut to 3*4 cents per candle
.I’-scribed, before C. R De Lap. coun­
vert
the
fuyid»
to
some
project
where
tud« and »»agger of reclamation em­ for tlx* completion of th« Klninuth Ir­
power. No further developments on Northern Pacific Railroad company, ty clerk of Klamath county, at Klam­
ploye«.
rigation project a« prepare*! by Pro- bureaucratic authority Is unquestion- tho cut have been l'arned. and wheth­ whose postoffice address is St. Paul. ath Fall«, Oregon, on the 27th day of
"After Investigations, stirv* y* and i ct Engineer Humphreys and av«r- id. until the d'clinlng prices of your er th« company will accept payment Minnesota, has this 23d day of De­
January, 1912.
cember. 1911, filed in this office Its
eatlmnte« had been »ufllclentlv u nde, ¡iglti; 913 65 | **r acre for the lower homes shall place you suffl* leutly at at. that rate remains to be seen.
Claimant names as witnesses:
mercy of the money lenders to
application to «elect under the provi­
th«' agent« Inform«*! the nuttier» that and 116.50 p**r ncr« for the upper
Sam Dixon, Esau Kick, Emil Ber-
|*'*nvln<e
you
that
you
will
lose
less
sions
of
the
act
of
congress
approved
the lonn would be r* comm>t. led tn project I Is noted.
|-<»>T BUSINESS
ling,
John Slade, all of Olene, Oregon.
ca* the «cciirltl«» w«r« provided tn a
" *1 regret that a search through ’ . k' ■ nlng till ’
SHOWS I.XCKEA. se July 1, 1898 (30 Stat.. 597, 620),
A. W. ORTON,
Tlx*
mistaken
policy
of
under-
1
NW’, of NW14 of Section 26. and
definite nnd approved form, and that flu* fit* » of this office has failed to re­
----------
12-28-1-25
Register.
«i‘ er* after tlx* reclamation of tlpr*
veal any »uch estimate« I find, how- taking more projects than the avail-1
Postmaster Clyde Brandenburg has NWU of NW % Section 34. town­
ject would be pushed to completion In I'ver, a preliminary estimate prepared able funds could po»»lbly complete prepared a statement of business of ship 37 south, raqge 9 east, Willam­
the shortcut possible time.
Notice of Restoration of Public Linds
In May, 1905. and submitted to the within the limit of time designated the Klamath Falls postoffice, which ette meridian.
Any and all persons claiming ad­
to Settlement and Entry
"Approved Hi i ui Itl1» w**r<> provided chief engineer at thMt time. The esti­ by ¡verbal assurance» of agents at the shows the year’s transactions totalled
Department of the Interior, General
In more than a »core of project*, nnd mate shows an nvrrtige cost for build­ time the security was given, and the S13.663.61, by quarters, as follows* versely the lands described or desir­
I*and Office, Washington, D. C„ Octo­
the ««tiler« patiently wait*"! for the ing the system necessary for watering unlimlt* <1 authority of the agents to First, »3,653.70; second. »3.642.83; ing to object because of the mineral ber 27, 1911. Notice is hereby given
business-like progr««« of the work In 236.407 acres to be 918.49 per acre, plac fun.ls according to their *>wn third, »4 105.88; fourth. »4.261.20. character of the land, or for any other that the unappropriated public lands
accordance with the verba! nasuiancv» this »uni being exclusive of malntcn- I li'tvrnilna) l*m. has resulted In a fluc­ The showing is a considerable in reason, to the disposal to applicant, which were excluded from the Crater
tuation In land prices In various pro­ crease over 1910. when the receipts should file their affidavits of protest Lake National Forest. Oregon, and
of th*- agent».
line nnd operation coats.
withdrawn for classification under the
" It 1» widely known thnt the pre jects thnt would make Wall street sit were far ahead of any previous year. on or before the 23d day of Febru­ act of June 25, 1910 (36 Stat., 847),
"Th« firm decade «Ince th« pa**«agc
up
and
take
notice.
ary.
1912.
A.
W.
ORTON.
■by proclamation* of the President, ef­
The last quarter of 1911 made an
o' the reclamation act 1» now almost llmlnary estimate» of cost» of recla­
1-11-2-22 r
Register.
fective July 1, 1911, if not otherwise
"The resul. has been generally in j especially good showing, being »4 -
cloned, nnd from the various annual mation nt th** Klamath project, ns
withdrawn or reserved, will by au­
report« of the reclamation aervlce the well as practically every other largo favor of tho speculators who were 261.20. against »3,724.45 for the last
thority of the Secretary of the inter-
content
with
the
reclamation
pol
­
quarter of 1910. This is an increase
NOTICE IX)R PUBUCATION
settler» are able to uncertain that engineering project plann* d five or
ior be restored to the public domain
and become subject to settlement on
about 160.000.Odd ha» been charged »lx y ear» ago, nr« less than actunl cost icies. while the tic!«* of settler» has of »532.75, despite the fact that dur­
¡and after 9 o’clock a. m., standard
(Not Coal Lands)
In the aggregate ngnlnnt the securities for reasons which It Is unnecessary to b<*en coming ard going with various ing the last tbr«e month» of 1911
t!m°, January 15. 1912, but not to
experience«.
Secrecy
and
’
big
stock
’
now
enter.
I
do
not
deem
It
advis
­
there
were
practically
no
transients
of the varlou» project», and that the
Department of the Interior. United ¡entry, filing or selection until on and
nr*-
weapons
used
only
in
the
Interest
i
In the city. At the same time In 1910
actual amount« charged against the able to trnnsmlt detailed copy of th!"
States Land Office at Lakeview. after February 14, 1912, at the U. S.
land office at Lakeview. Oregon: In
completed unit« of the varlou« pro­ pr* liinlnary espmate made prior tn of preferred i peculators, and should there were a large number of tem­
Oregon, December 11, 1911.
[T 33S.. R. 6 E., E’4 of secs. 12 and
ject» rang« from 50 to several hun­ May 15. 1905. t*« per your request not be tolerated when dealing with porary residents In Klamath Fall« en­
Notice is hereby given that John J. 13. secs. 24. 2/>, E1* sec. 35, sec. 36;
dred per cent higher than the estU mi I rati conceive of no reason where­ the home« of American citizen«. The gaged In paving and other work. This Cunningham of Box 646, Tacoma, in T 34 S., R. 6E., secs. 1. 12, X’H
mate« given to the »ettlcm verbally by the public Interest would be ad­ settlers have demanded a policy of «lass of people Is often a heavier pat­ Washington, who, on April 18. 1910, sec. 13. sec. 25, E U secs. 26 and 35.
nt the tlni" tlx* < ■ciirlty wnn delivered vanced thereby, white on the other «iimpl't** publicity, and have united! ron of the postoffice. In proportion, made timber and stone application s c. 36; in T 35 S.. R 6 E.. sec. 1,
than ordinary residents, for the rea­ No. 03329, for E SE . NW *4 SE14. E’4 of sec.. 2, s'cs, 12, 13. 24. fr’l
"The Mettler» on the vnrlous pro­ hand. I for***'** embarrassment and their forces to win."
secs. 25 and 36. R'4 sec. 35; in T.
son that It 1» in constant communica­ SW’4 NEU. Section 5, Township 37 36 S . R 6 E„ fr’l secs, 1, 2. E% sec.
ject» have persistently requested that «ven Injury to the public Interest t*e-
Util
1.1»
SI
IISIHIZE
SHIPS
tion with families and friends out of S., Range 10 E., Willamette Meridian, 3. NE’4 and SL sec. 11. fr’l secs. 12
they be f*irnl»h*'d copl«*» of the pre­ sultltig from such action. I regret,
I XI»EK < EKTAIX SCHEME town, and has to do a great deal of has filed notice of intention to make and 13, sec. 14: Willamette Meridian.
liminary entlmnt««, nl»<> cople» of therefore, that my pr sent Instruc­
Warning is hereby expressly given
husin-'ss by mail.
plume, specification« nnd official rec­ tion* do not permit me to accommo­
final proof, to establish claim to the that no person will be permitted to
date
you
In
this
particular
matter.
Postmaster
Brandenburg
Is
greatly
ommendation* f*>r future expendi­
WASHINGTON. I). C„ Jan. 8.—
land above described, before C. R. •tain or exercise any right whatever
** 'Your third request (that Itemlz- ¡Government ownership of steamship pleased with the showing, and is re­ De Lap. county clerk of Klamath 1 nnder any settlement or occupancy be­
ture« of these secured fund«, no that
those who tnuMt repay the money *'d «tati'inent« of quarterly expendi­ | lines plying both the Pacific and At- ceiving the congratulation of his county, at Klamath Falls. Oregon on gun after withdrawal and prior to 9
o'clock a. m.. standard time. January
might have opportunity to consider ture* chnrg'd up against the Klamath nntlc coasts of the United States Cen- friends on the attainment.
the 16th day of February, 1912.
15, 1912. and all such settlement or
the Miibatanc anil effect of the pro * project be transmitted to the board of iral and South America, and through
Claimant names as witnesses:
occupation is forbidden, and those
posed expenditure» and have possible directors at the earliest date after the 'the Pnnamn canal. Is contemplated LAWLEK VISITS ENECI TIVE
Thomas O’Connell, Thomas Shan-1 s-ttllng In violation hereof are liable
ON DYNAMITING MATTERS non. William McMillan. Nestor March-, to be ejected. John MePhaul, acting
opportunity to fib* protest» before close of each quarter) lias been con- In a bill introduced by S**nator Kris-:
assistant commissioner of the general
such expenditure« are made Such re­ •dd red. This request deal» with fu- tow of Kansas. It is proposed that ;
and. al! of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
land office.
Approvq^ October 27,
United
Press
Service
t*H**
action,
being
In
the
nature
con
­
quest» have l»«en denied.
fifteen vessels be provided. If they
A. W. ORTON,
1911: Carmi A. Thompson, acting
WASHINGTON. D. C„ Jan. 8.—
secretary of the interior.
"Tlx" settler» on various project« tinuing Instructions to make report cannot be built or bought in the Unit-
12-21-2-15 r
Register.
11-15-1-11 r
have reportedly requested that tlx y to your board every three month« un­ ■ *1 States at a cost not exceeding 20 Federal Attorney Lawler conferred
be furnished regular quarterly it- in- til the completion of the work. I re­ ¡per cent greater thnn that of other with Taft concerning the govern­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Pl BLICATION O! SUMMONS
li<-d
statements
of
expenditure« gret that I cannot comply with this countries, the bill authorizes the sec- ment's future course in dynamiting«.
Information wa» refused the press.
In the Justice Court of the State of
ciiarg d against tlx* contract-niort- request. 1 b'llevo reconsideration by ri tar.' of war to buy them abroad.
(Not Coal Lands)
Oregon for Coin ty of Klamath.
gngei on the settler«* home». The«? vour board of this matter will con­
Senator Bristow believes the rail­
Department of the Interior, United
CHEEK
t
I
’
.
Bl.I
F,
NOW
TH
\T
vince
It
that
compliance
with
this
re-
D A. Kenyon and Fred C. Murphey,
requests have been denied.
toads control every shipbuilding plant "
• States Land Office at Lakeview,
JOB IS PICKED FOB YOU
Partn-rs. Doing Business as O.
"The «cltler« oh varlou« projects Hi 'it would virtually reverse the re­ in th** United States, and he thinks
Oregon, November 14. 1911.
lation
between
the
depnrtm*
nt
of
the
K. Transfer Company. Plaintiff,
have requested thnt the project* be
the ships cannot be bought In this
Notice is hereby given that James
United Press Service
vs.
completed as outline*! nt the time the Interior am! th*' Kinmath Water User« country nt reasonable figures.
| Arthur Hawkins of Klamath Falls,
WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. 8.—
Eauschilde Music Company, Defend­
security was approved. This request hie. The government is undertaking
The tilll provides that the Panama
•Oregon, who. on February 5, 1910:
President Taft has nominated Dr
ant.
lias been denied. The settlers asso­ Association, and would be *in<ieslra-
nade timber afid stone application No.
Railroad company operate the ships,'
Rupert Blue surgeon of the national
To Hauschildt Music Company. De­
ciation» have requested thnt the water r**clamatlon work under the act of
".’ •<!. tor EL Of NEU section 29.
or that they be leased to a private j
fendant:
rights, power «11««. reservoir sites nnd 1902, a nd In Its own cnpnclty nnd at company, which is not owned and public health and marine hospital ser­ township 38 south, range 10 east.
vice.
In the Name of the State of Oregon-
other properties acquired for use In first hand, not In any sense as nn
controlled by any railroad or railroad 1
Willamette meridian, has filed notice
You ar*- hereby required to appear
conectlon with an Irrigation project tigent or beneficiary. On the other stockholder«*
of intention to make final proof to es­
MAY
’
OR
IX
St
HAPPY
MOOD
and answer to the complaint fil«d
hand,
the
water
users*
association,
b «retained for use In such project,
The senator says the plan would
OX ER COUNCIL BALKING tablish claim to the land above de­ against you in the above entitled ac­
unless dlspoM d of with the consent of created to aid In carrying out the In­
scribed, before C. R. De Lap. county
practically
restore
the
American
mer-
OREGON
CITY, Jan. 8.—Mayor I clerk of Klamath county, at Klamath tion on or before the 12th day of Jan­
tentions
of
the
government,
are
vir
­
the settlers who furnished the secur­
clu.-nt
marine.
Dimlck, whose appointments the
uary, 1912. that being the expiration
ity for the money expended upon itch tually agents, ns well ns beneficiaries.
! Falls, Oregon, on the 26th day of
council refused to confirm, said that
of six weeks publication of this sum­
•'‘While, therefore, the govern­
properties. Such request hns been de­
: lanuary, 1912.
mons prescribed by the order of pub­
iie would file the appointments with
ment. acting through the secretary of IMNING BE YTS G YMBLING,
nied.
Claimant names as witnesses:
SO MOX I E ( IRLO TIIIXKS the city recorder. It is expected that
lication thereof made by this court,
“Being without Information relative tlx* Interior. Is apparently willing ns n
S. E. Icenbice, Roy Kinsman, E. E.
the mayor will order his choice for
and if you fail so to answer the plain­
to the future plans nnd policy of the matter of accommodation to furnish
Kirkendall. Clarence Harris, all of
> hlef of police. Charles E. Burns, to
tiffs will take judgment against you
future work, the settlers have Iren proper Informntlon to responsible par- United Press Service
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
PARIS,
.Inn.
6.
So
popular
has
in the sum of »54.00 and for their
go to work. E. J. Shaw, the present
left to guess what ditch system would jtles, it would obviously Improper for
A. W. ORTON.
costs
and disbursements in this
jit
to
permit
conditions
to
he
cstab-
(he
fight
game
become
in
Europe
that
■chief,
for
whom
the
council
fought,
be constructed th« following year. One
11-23-1-25 r
Register.
action, and that any property at­
s*'tt!«r guesses thnt he will b ■ on the llshed whereby the true relation be­ the Monte Carlo authorities have de­ •iy» he will continue to act as chief.
tached herein may be sold to satisfy
safe side, nix! <1* lay preparation of tween the government nnd parties In­ cided to turn promoter« and stage The fight will be to the finish. It ’s
Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Real
the said judgment, partcularly the
his land until the ditch Is constructed, terested woald be Impaired or prece­ open air bouts between champions of | thought.
Property
snm of money owing to you by Henry
only to find the .ditch rush*'*! to com­ dents establish1 *1 involving ndditlonnl tho squared arena.
Grim««.
M.
Cocquelle,
with
full
powers
to
A
ppi
s.
Apples,
Apples,
nice
one«,
work
or
conducive
to
misunderstand
­
pletion within n short period of time
This publication is made by the or­
act, Is negotiating with George Car­ $1.50 per box at Sunset Grocery. 6-1 O. S. Purdy, Plaintiff
In the early spring, nnd the construc­ ing and administrative weakness.
der of the honorable Charles Graves,
vs.
pentier, champion welter nnd mid­
(Signed)
** *E. O. HOPSON.
tion charges upon his lam! for th*' sea­
YY W. Masten, Sarah I. Masten, W. I. justice of the above named court, duly
Two New Y'oung T.4)lies Arrive
** ’Supervising Engineer * dleweight of France, and Jlni Sulli­
son become due while his land Is still
Roberts, J. D. Whitmore, C S made ano entered on November 18,
Dr. George I. Wright reports these
•'The settlers contend thnt the rec­ van, English middleweight champion,
uncleared.
y
Moore,
R. S. Moore, John C 1911. The date of the first publica­
for
a
match
March
1.
birth»:
__
lamntlon
law
wand
the
npprovnl
of
Its
"Another settler guesses that he
Reach. H. M. Ackley, J. S. Ack­ tion of this summons is November
On Sunday morning, to Mr. and
Coquelle believes tho Introduction
will be r ady on time, nnd gives a sec­ npllcwtlon to n definite trnct of land,
ley, J, Greenburg, Burge Mason, 30, 1911.
ond mortgage upon his lnnd for the when met with the required security of boxing will add to the popularity Mrs. I. S. Voorhees, girl.
Defendants.
J. C. RUTENIC,
Monday morning, to Dr. C. P. Ma­
money necessary to clenr It, and after from the settlers, constitutes n legal of the world's famed gambling r*’-
Under and by virtue of an order of
11-30-1-11 r
Att'y for Plaintiff.
son and wife, a girl.
having been cleared, nnd snndy soil contract between the United Stntes sort.
WAHR USIRS HAVE IDES PROSIEMS
WORKING ON CIIY LIGHT PROBLEM
CHILCOTE & RICE