BRYAN DIFFERS WIIH ROOSEHLF
I’MEHLENN LEADER DEFI YEN 1*0.
HITION ok TWO
Bryan Hot* Forth Mr. B« mmh ,veil's I’o-
•tlIon on Twelve liiiportunl mill
Lcmling NiihjiM'l* unil Ih'llni'M III*
On n—4iii Hl» <>r Wliicli They Dlffei
anil on Nit Tln-y Are Now in Huh.
•eanllal Agreement
,nlvo>atlng It for a number of years.
PKOFKMMIONAL CAKDH
Sixth We both believe that there
ia it "Wall street Influence," mid that
t <’. HKOWI.il
there are aubaldlmd newspapers. but
Attorney and Counselor at Istw
I dlacoveri’d both many years before
Room« 7 and 8
he did.
Murdock Bld.
Klamath Falls
In differing from men I do not
often find It necessary to question
their motive» Difference« of opinion
on political quentions cun u»uiilly be
M II.I. A. LEONARD
accounted for by differences In blaa,
except when accounted for by differ
Dentist
ence In Information mid Interest. The
moat fundamental blaa found In man
Wlilte-Muddox bldg
la the blue toward aristocracy on the
one hand, towards democracy on the
other. Hamilton had the arlatocruth
I
bias. Jefferson tbe democratic bias
MINI C
1 hey were equally honest, Hamilton
Or<h««slra or Band
In dlstrustlna the people, Jefferson In
Furnished for all occasions
t'ustlna them
A. » I INDALL
Until within a few years there but
Klumuth Falb
Herald Office
b -en nothing In Mr. Ilo<f»evi lt's
*•< ecbea to Indicate agreement with
Jefferson In this respect. I have late
ly lean gratified to note some change
"KODAK"
lit Mm. but I am not yet able to judge
lN-v«'l»ping and l'rintiiig
how complete It Is or how extensive
Carefully and promptly dune as
an application he would not be will-
w«dl ms porti alt work. Mail your
Ina to make of Jeffersonian prln
urders lo
elplea
COTTAGE NTI’DIO
Kluniutli Fall«, Oregon
(By Millimn JenninK» Bryan)
(Copyright, 11*12, by tho Ntiwspupur
Eliterprls« Association )
Complying with your request, I
beg to Huy that I wna first incllued to
imk you to chmig«’ the wording of
■ o ir question so «* to permit ma to
i low the illfTorrtii'u between Mr.
.ioobrvolt mill tbe democrat I parte,
■ igether with ill ’ >olnta of ugree’ucut
bid ween him mid our purty, but ua
we ahull not know until th« platform
In written at Baltimore just what
languiiK« our party will us« in defin
ing ita position, na cntupare<l with
lila, rather than to attempt to apeak
lor the putty. I ahull content my »elf
with setting fortti Mr Itooaevclt'a
position on twelve subjects mid my
own on the same; all upon which we II ITTLENHII* OREGON
MA» ( OME Eolt EI.KH
differ mid ala upon which we are now
In substantial agreement
PORTLAND, June 8.
United
Hint”» Henntor Jonathan Bourn«. Jr.,
Where W e lilsuaree
First lie believes In a third pres has notified the Elka’ headquarters
Idriitlal term, and he has not yet mi- thutt he navy department bus or
noupced any limitation to the num dered one of the vessels of the Pa
lief of terms n president should be cific reserve fleet to be sent to Port
permitted to enjoy
I am not only land for th«« Elks Gratid Lodge re
Just which one of the sea-
opposed to a third term, but l favoi union
an amendment to the constitution flghters II will be Is not known, but
limiting the president to n single the fleet Includes that valiant old
*< a dog, the bnttlcshlp Oregon, which
term.
I
Second lie desires International the E*ks will try to get If they possl-
peace, but believes It cun be secured : tdy can. They will forwind to Wash
only by such an increase In the navy ington nt once the latest official data
us will mnke other nations fear us. regarding the depth of water from
I believe In securing it bv a policy of Portland t > the sea. and make the
Justice to all nations, and have faith utrongeMt possible plea to have the
In the persuasive Influence of a good famous battleship which made the
historic cruise around the Horn dur
eiample
Third tin the tariff question I do ing the Hiianhh-American war, and
not know what Mr Itoosevclt's posi which Is named after our own state.
tion Is. During his seven and a half Jent here for this occasion
In case the Oregon < nnot be so-
ye.ira as president he never ills’ussed
cured.
the request will be made to
the subject
lie cannot have obfec-
tlon to the existing law. or be would have the first-class cruiser Pennsyl
The I'ennsyl-
render some assistance to those wl>o vania ordered here
are trying to secure a reduction
I v.inla Is the flagship of the reserve
fa »or a tariff for revenue only, and fleet, and «arrlcs the pennant of Rear
regard the prin*lple of protection as Admiral Alfred It* »nolds nt her rra..t
The other warships In th*
wrong
I favor an Immediate reduc , head
•fleet
arc
the cruisers Chattnnoog i.
tion of the tariff along the lines of
th* list demo’ratle national platfori« St. Ixntls mid Raleigh, all of them
The fleet Is
Fourth On the trust question Mr. i historic sea fighters
Iloo»a»»lt stands for regulation, rath- now r.t th«« llreminerton navy yard,
« r than for prevention, notwithstand I and could be ordered here on short
ing the fact (hat he had seven and a notice
The treasury department will b”
half year« tn which to test regula
urged
to send the revenue cutter Sno
tion. with the result that we hud
more trusts when he went out of homish to Portland for the Elks' con-
’•fllo« than when he enter«*) the ■ «ntIon. to take part In the river pa-
White House
He has recommended | rule of that weuk. Th«« Rnohomlsh Is
the national Incorporation of large ¡on- of the largest revenue cutters In
industrial enterprises, the very th’ng the service, nnd Is now stationed at
that the trusts desire, and he has en Neah Bay. In the lighthouse service.
dorsed the decision of the supreme Sl.o was th* admiral’s flagship during
court amending the anti-trust law In th” last annual regatta at Astorln l.n’
during the centennial calebra
the Interests of the trusts. I believe >«n
Many of her officers are Elks,
that a private monopoly In Indcfen- H’«n
-Iblr and Intolerable, and I favor and well known In Portland.
The Elks’ commission selected the
laws, state mid national, matins It
impoc-lble for a private monopoly to Hotel Multnomah as the plncc for
exist. I am opposed to federal In i holding the annual grand ball. Fri
corporation and believe that nn>tonal day night, July 12.
Visiting Elks will be given one
remedies should be added to state
night
nt Council (Test, where nil
remedies, not substituted for then
Fifth Ml lloosevelt betlev«” in orts of high jinks will be pulled off
imperialism
I am oposed to Imper land none but Elks allowed to be pres
Two hundred members of the
illsm. and believe that the holding ent
of colonies la antagonistic to the prln h cal lodge will police the grounds
with wooden xhotguns to keep out
clplea of K republic.
Sixth Mr. Roosevelt is Hamil j Interlopers.
An additional entertainment fen-
tonian In his ideas on gov. rnmeet.
believing In u highly contral'xi d or |turc of Elks’ week will be a racing
ganisation.
I am Jeffersonlnn. be nntlnc’ by the River» de I »riving As-
lieving that the reserved rights of the ' « l istion nt the Country Club. Th*
■tales should be preserved < nd pro date hns not been flxc«d.
Chalrmnn D. Nolle Colien of the
tected, on the theory that the people
can decide best those questions with ' publicity comnilttiH« Is arranging to
which they are most familiar, mid in give n big "steak" dinner with fix-
it gs to the visiting newspapermen,
which they have largest Interests
(,>iie«tl<«n* Upon Wlihli Mr. lto'e.evrlt '«bout IS«) outMlile news writers are
expect«'«! to be here to <«iv«;r the con
and I Nov»' Agrr«»
There ni< a number of itiestlcnc tention, and the feed will lie for
upon which Mi Roosevelt and I have i active newspaper men exclusively.
differed tn th« pu I, but u; on qhltk
. J T ft;\S THnKF-’ l’AR
• e now agree
HOMENTEAD MEASURE
First We have differed upon the
WAHIIINGTON, D. C., June 8.—
< lection of senatora by the people. I
began this reform twenty-two years 1 In signing the three-year homestead
ago. nnd secured an endorsement of It ■ bill the president lohl Western con-
iri our nntionnl platform In 1900. Mr. qressmen present of the erroneous
Roosevelt, though president for «ev Imprearion that had been clrculat«*!
en and n half years after 1900, never that he had not favored this legisla
referred to the popular election of tion
Th* bill permits entrymcn on pub
senators In u message to congress or
In a public speech until about two lic lands to prove their claims In three
i instead of five years, allowing five
years ago.
Second I have been advocating an months’ absence from a claim each
Income tax for many years. He be year and reducing the acreage to be
gan towards the close of his second cuultlvnteit on large claims from
eighty to forty acres.
admlntetrntlon.
The bill Is designed so to liberal
Third I have for a number of
vsurs advocated publicity before elec ize the homestead laws as to check
tion as to campnign contributions, the immigration of American farm
and I secured th«« endorsement of the ers to Canada. Senator Borah wna
reform In the Denver platform of one of its supporters.
1908. Mr. Roosevelt, nt that time,
Delzell Cannot Ac««cpt
opposed publicity before the election,
Since the report of the meeting of
lie has since come nround to the ad
the Chautauqua Asoclatlon was given
vocacy of publicity before election.
Fourth I have favored the Ini to this paper, nnd the proceedings
tiative and referendum for sixteen put in type, Mr. Delzell who was
y, trs.
lie lias opposed both until . eletced president of the association,
has found that It will be Impossible
within the last two years.
Fifth We both believe in the pri for him to serve In that capacity, and
mary. I cannot tlx the date when he another presiding officer will neces
first began to advocate it. I have been sarily have to bo elected.
NW 14 HW14, Hoction 22, town 860,000 board fMt at |.75 per M , the provisions of the act of June 3,
ship 37 south, rang« 9 east, Willam • nd the land nothing; that said ap 1878, and acts amendatory, known as
ette Meridian, and the timber thereon plicant will offer final proof In sup the "Timtier and Stone Law," at such
under tbe provisions ot the act of port of his application and sworu value as might be fixed by appralae-
| Juno 3, 187 8, and acts amendatory, statement on the 20tb day of July, ment, and that, pursuant to such ap
’ known as the "Timber aud Htone 1912, before C. It. De Lap, county plication, the land and timber there
l^«w," at such value as might be fixed • lerk of Klamath County, Oregon, at on have been appraised at a total of
by appraisement, and that, pursuant Klamath Falls. Oregon.
3538.75; tbe timber estimated at
io such application, the land and tim
Any person is at liberty to protest 125,000 board feet at 31 her M., and
ber thereon have been appraised at a this purchase before entry, or Initiate 525,000 board feet at 75 cents per
total of 3161», th” timber estimated at a contest at any time before patent M , and the land at 330; that said ap
140,000 board feet at 31.00 per Issues, by filing a corroborated alfi plicant will offer final proof in eup-
M., and the land at 320.00; that davit In this office, alleging facta port of his application aad swora
»aid applicant will offer final proof In I which would defeat the entry.
'»tatement on tbe 20th day of July,
support of bls application and sworn
A W. ORTON,
11913, before C. R. De Lap, county,
statement on th«« 12th day of August,
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clerk of Klamath county, Oregon, at
1912, before C. R. Delap, county
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
clerk of Klamath county., at Klamath
NUMMONR
Any person is at liberty to protest
Falls, Oregon.
In tbe Circuit Court of the State of this purchase before entry, or initiate
Any person is at liberty to protest
Oregon, for the County of Klam a contest at any time before patent
thia purchase before entry, or Initiate
ath.
issues, by filing a corroborated affi
a context at any time before patent George E. Morey. Plaintiff,
davit in this office, alleging facts
Issues, by filing a corroborated affi
vs.
which would defeat the entry.
davit la this cfflce, alleging facts H L. Greer and Sara It. Greer, His
A. W. ORTON.
which would defeat entry.
Wife, Defendants.
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A. W. ORTON.
To H. L Greer and Sara B. Greer,
e-7-H ’) h
Register.
Defendants Above Named:
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
In the name of the State of Ore
(Not Coal Lands)
1
gon: You and each of you, are here Department of the Interior, United
XOTK E FOB I'UBLK’ATIO»
'
by required to appear and answer the
(Not Coal Lands)
States Land Office at Lakeview,
Department of the Interior, United complaint filed against you in tbe
Oregon. May 15, 1912
State» Land Office at I^ikevlew, above-entitled suit, on or before the
Notice Is hereby given that lfe.r-
11th day of July, 1912, that being the ry W. Engle, of Fort Klamath.
Oregon, May 23, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Albert last day of publication of this sum Oregon, who, on February 17, 1911,
Murk, who»e postofllce address is mons. and the last day within which made homestead entry No. 03912, for
Olene. Oregon, did, on tbe 9th day you are required to answer, as fixed lot» 13, 14, 15, 16. 23 and 24, Sec
of November, 1911, Ale in this office by tbe order of publication of this tion 10; lots 7 and 8, Section 15.
Township 33 8., Range 7ty'E Wil
TAFT W IXN THE AI.ABAMA DELK- sworn statement and application No. summons.
If you fall to appear and answer lamette Meridian, has filed notice of
95134, to purchase the NE% BE 14.
GATEN-AT-I.AItGE
Section 31, Township 39 8., Range the plaintiff will apply tn the court intention to make final commutation
latrali M«t»e«l to Amend thè Buie» lo 1114 F . Willamette Meridian, and for the relief demanded in said com- proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before C. R. De Lap,
Forre u Record of Ilio Votea, and the timber thereon, under the pro plaint.
Said suit is brought to foreclose « county clerk of Klamath county, at
lite Motion i* l’roniptly Tablett, visions of the act of June 3, 1878,
F.inphnaixtng tlu- Complete Control and s’-tH amendatory, known as the mortgage, dated January 15. 1910, Klamath Falls, Oregon, on tbe 28th
of lite CoinniBlee liy Nupltorter* of "Timber and Stone Law,” at such i nd executed by each of you to said day of June, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
value ax might be Axed by appraise plaintiff, upon the following described
Presidenl Taft
D. W. Ryan, E M. Leever, J. H.
ment, and that, pursuant to such ap- real property, to-wit:
The E>A of NE%, 8W ki of NElk, lesslg. James Kirkpatrick, all of Fort
»llcatlon. the land and timber thereon
I'nlted l*re»x S««rvlce
CHICAGO (At th«« Coliseum) Juno have been appraised at a total of ¡ nd NW% of SE14 • all of Section 29, Klamath, Oregon.
A. W. ORTON.
7. The Taftlte» were sweeplngly vic 100, the timber estimated at 140,000 Tp. 39 8., R 9 E„ W. M.. containing
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torious In tlx* A Albania contest, »eat- boat d feet, at 50 cents per M., and 1 60 acres. more or less,
Itli; the delegate at-large A demand the land at 330; that said applicant To secure to the plaintiff tbe pay-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
was miuJi' for a record vote on tbe will offer final proof in support of his raent of three certsln promissory
(Not Coal tands)
notes,
dated
November
17.
1909.
and
app!!*ation
and
Bworn
statement
on
<! i«'.<tlon was promptly granted. Then
Department
of tbe Interior, United
payable
on
or
before
one,
two
and
mine tin Hurpri»«, for the Roosevelt- the 27th day of July. 1912, before C.
States Land Office at Lakeview,
three
years
after
date,
respectively,
ft.
De
Lap,
county
clerk
of
Klamath
ers voted to throw out the contest
Oregon, May 17, 1912.
for the sum of 31.500 each, with in-|
brought by their own followers. The County, at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given that James
terest
thereon
at
the
rate
of
7
per
Any
person
lx
at
liberty
to
protest
vote was 53 ayes, and no nays
B. Short, whose poetoffice address is
The Taft committeemen
were this purchase before entry, or initiate cent per annum from date, and reas
Olene,
Oregon, did, on the 17th day
onable
attorney's
fees,
in
the
event
a
contest
at
any
time
before
patent
dumbfounded at the action of the |
of November, 1911, flle in this office
suit
should
be
necessary
to
collect
issues,
by
filing
a
corroborated
affi
I ooaevelters Cran«« ejaculated "for
sworn statement and application No.
once the steam roller was unani davit in this office, alleging facts «.»me, two of such notes, with inter
05153, to purchase the SE>4 NW 14.
est
thereon
from
date,
being
now
un
which
would
defeat
entry.
mous."
Section 31, Township 39 S., Range
paid.
A W. ORTON.
enator Borali said that lie and the
Plaintiff prays a decree against you 111* E-. Willamette Meridian, and
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other Roosevelt followers votetl ax
the timber thereon, under the provi
in said suit, as follows:
tl • . did becnui-e the Alabama dele-
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
1. That he be given a judgment sions of the act of June 3, 1878, and
i itis-al largc contestants had failed United States Land Office. I-akevlew.
against you for the principal sum of acts amendatory, known as the “Tim
t<. make a case.
Oregon, May 10, 1912.
33,000. with interest thereon, at the ber and Stone Law,” at such value as
The Hoose». Ilers have abandoned ■
Notice is barony given that the rate of 7 per cent per annum since might be fixed by appraisement, and
ho]»« of seating any of their delegates , Northern Pacific Railway company, November 17. 1909; for the sum of hat, pursuant to such application, the
except Washington, and have prepar whose postolflce address Is St. Paul. 3206.28. taxes, including penalties land and timber thereon have been
'd to break the ranks of the Taftites Minnesota, did on the 14th day of and interest, on said property for the 'appraised at a total of 3200, the tim
by personal appeals. The Roosevelt- i February, 1912, file in this office its years 1909. 1910 and 1911, with in er estimated 280,000 hoard feet,
ers Intimate their Intention of Inter-1 application to select under the pro terest thereon, at the rate of 7 per at 50 cents per M., and the land at
viewing the New York delegates, en visions of the act of congress ap cent per annum, since April 27, 1912; 360; that said applicant will offer
deavoring to swing them to the Colo proved June 1, 1898 (30 Stat. 597, for the sum of 31.219. assessments final proof in support of his applica
nel.
The Taftlte» privately admit 620), as extended by tbe act of con and charges levied against said prop tion and sworn statement on the 26th
that the lightest Influence might gress approved May 17, 1906, the erty by the Klamath Water Users As day of July, 1912, before C. R. DeLap.
change many delegates. Followers of NE
SWIi, Sec. 25. T. 32 S.. X 6 sociation, and tbe United States of county clerk of Klamath county, at
Ln Follett«- will vote for the Wiscon East. W. M
America on account of irrigating Klamath Falls, Oregon.
sin man to the end. Roosevelters In
Any person is at liberty to protest
Any and all persons claiming ad said land for tbe years 1910, 1911
ti nd to take tho floor to fight to get versely the lands described, or desir and 1912, with interest thereon at tbe this purchase before entry, or initiate
the credentials commit tee to reverse ing to object because of the mineral rate of 7 per cent per annum since a contest at any time before patent
the national committee.
character of tbe land, or for any other May 1, 1912; for the sum of 3500, issues, by filing a corroborated affi
HIII«« h Insists that Taft will be nom- reason, to tbe disposal to applicant, attorneys’ fee. and for costs and dis davit in this office, alleging facts
inated on the first ballot. Bolt talk hould flle their affidavits of protest in bursements of suit and accruing which would defeat the entry.
A. W. ORTON.
has been renewed. Dixon insists that , this office on or before the 10th day of costs.
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a bolt is unnecessary.
July. 1912.
2. That execution and order of
A. W. ORTON.
sale issue in said suit to the sheriff
The national committee heard the i
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of Klamath County, Oregon, and that
Administrator's Notice
contests at 1«» o’clock, with Chairman
sale be made, as on foreclosure, as Notice cf Hearing of the First and
Rosewater presiding. Th«« Alabama |
XOT1CE FOR I’l BLICAI IOX
provided by law, on all of said real
contests were fii'st. Dick argued for ■
Final Account of James W.
property, or a sufficient portion
the Taftlte and McHarg repr«*iented
Straw, Administrator, and His
thereof to satisfy each of said unpaid
(Not Coal I^inds)
the Roos««» citers At the opening of !
Petition for Final Distribution
the committee ■’••••■ion Borah moved . Department of the Interior, United otes and mortgage and interest
in the Matter of tbe Estate of
States Land Office at Lakeview. thereon, as aforesaid, to pav said
that the national committee amend i
Emma Louisa Straw, Deceased.
Oregon. May 13. 1912.
taxes, interest and penalties, with in
the rules so I hat ten members could I
Notice is hereby given that James
Notice is hereby given that Andrew terest thereon, as aforesaid: to pay W. Straw, as administrator of the
force a rccoi d rtdl call on contest. |
The motion was tnbled. Borah de-1 J. Manning, of Klamath Falls, Ore- said assessments and charge« levied estate of Emma Louisa Straw, de
nounced the committee, and a bitter, gon. who, on F««bruary 12, 1912. for irrigation purposes, with interest ceased. has rendered and presented
m ide homestead sntry No. 04262. for thereon, as aforesaid; to pay said at for settlement and filed in the County
debate followed.
Borah demanded that the commit-1 lot 4, Section 2, Township 37 3-, torneys’ fee, and to pay th* costs aud Court of the State of Oregon, in and
ti« men go on record In every contest,! Range 10 E., Willamette Meridian, disbursements of suit an I acer.iiu» for Klamath County, his first and
and begun a vitrolic spi«e<-h
While has filed notice of intention to make costs.
final account of his administration
3 That all right, title and into test of the estate of said deceased, and
still speaking some one moved to I final commutation proof to establish
table the amendment. Rosewater put ; claim to the land above described, be of ..ott, and each of yoj, in and to that he filed therewith his petition
the motion over llorah's protest, and fore C. R. De Lap, county clerk of •aid property, or any port!in thereof for the distribution of the residue of
Klamath cotlnty, Oregon, at Klamath s. ld '«s aforesaid, be forec’osed. as said estate to the persons entitled
dcclr.rcd ft carried.
i\..;t<«n times Borah shouted Falls. Oregon, on the 25th day of provided by law.
thereto, and that such administration
Plaintiff prays for general relief.
Mr. Chairman!" but Roaewater ig-1 June. 1912.
be closed and said administrator dis
Claimant names as witnesses:
This summons is published once a charged from his trust in the prem-
nored him. and put the question.
Borah was Anally permitted to con-! J. Y. Johnson of Klamath Falls, seek for a period of six successive ises.
Valentine Rernhardt of weeks in tbe Klamath Republican, a
tlnue
He said he knew that the Orcg’>n:
Notice is hereby further given that
stenm roller would b«> used, and de Klamath Fails, Oregon:J. P. Colahan weekly newspaper printed and pub Saturday, the 6th day of July, at the
of Dairy, Oregon; John I«conard of lished in the city of Klamath Falls hour of 2 o’clock in the afternoon,
manded a record of the votes.
Klamath County, Oregon, by order of said day has been appointed by said
The incident emphasized the com Klamath Falls. Oregon.
A. W. ORTON.
Honorable Wm. S. Worden, judge of County Court as the time for the
plete control of the Taftltes. It isi
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the County Court of Klamath County, hearing of objections, if any there be.
believed that It also indicates that
ftate of Oregon, dated May 29. 1912. to such final account and the settle
Roosevelt will come and personally
the first publication being made May ment thereof; and that such hearing
take charge of bls Interests.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I
30, 1912.
(Not Coal Ij»nds)
shall be had at the court ro<«m of
STONE * BARRET*;'.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Department of the Interior. United
said court in the county court house
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Applegate In Mills addition. Klamath
States Land Office at Lakeview, I
house at the City of Klamath Falls,
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Falls, at 4 a. m , June 10. 1912. a son
Oregon. May 13. 1912.
County and State aforesaid, and that
Notice is hereby given that Marion
said time and place has been appoint
We have some very <1”strivble 6th J Barn«'», whose postoffice address is
NOTICE FOR FUBLICATIOX
ed anil fixed by order of said court
«tree’ property for «ale- -Ntephens Klamath Falls, Oregon, did. on the
(Not Coal T-ands)
■ for the hearing of such objections.
Hunter Renlt»- Co
9th day of October. 1911, flle in this Department of the Interior, United That all persons interested in said es
'■ 111
111
■•■• ■
• ................. ofllce sworn statement and appllca-
States I-and Office at Lakeview, tate are notified then an^ there to
NOTICE FOR PrBl.K’ATION
tifn No. 05046, to purchase tbe lot 3,
Oregon. May 13. 1912.
appear and show cause, if any they
(Not C«»a1 I .anil«)
S«c. 6. Twp. 37 8.. R. 9 E., Wll’amette
Notice Is hereby given that Ava M. have, why said first and final account
T>epartment of the Interior. United Meridian, and the timber thereon, Barnes, whose postoffice address ts should not be approved and allowed
Stntes Land Office at Lakeview, under the provisions of tbe act of Klamath Falls, Oregon, did. on the and settled, and said petition granted
Oregon. May 28, 1912.
June 3, 1878, and acts amendatory, 1st day of March, 1912, file in this as prayed.
Notice is hereby given that Rose known ns tbe "Timber and Stone ! office .«worn statement and applica
Dated this 6th day of June. A. D.
V. Carter, whose postofllce address is Law," at auch value as might be fixed tion No. 05390, to purchase the 1912.
Klamath Falls, Oregon, did on the by appraisement, and that, pursuant NE»4SW14. SEkiSWU, NE»4SEH.
JAMES W. STRAW.
22d day of December.1911. flle In this to such application, the land and tim NW 14 SE14. Section 32, Township Administrator of the Estate of Emma
ofllce sworn statement and applica ber thereon have been appraised at a 37 8.. Range 9 E., Willamette Merid-
Louise Straw. Deceased.
tion No. 05223, to purchase the total of |645, the timber estimated tan. and the timber thereon, under
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