Klamath republican., June 13, 1912, Image 8

plaintiff mid Kuykendall .S Ferguson
WOULD ASSIST THE UNÎMP10VE0
for defendant.
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| out before the fall elections.
M. M. Obanchaln vs. Itansome-
TAKES A HAND IN CHICAGO CON-( The alumni and students are to HARDWARE COMPANY WIM, ES- NOTED HOOKE
t'riimmey compauy, recovery of mon
TARLIMI« NEW RETAIL STORE
LAKE ARE 13
VENTION
back th«» proposition, and a copy of
ey; set for trial June 20; Stone A.
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the issue is to be |>lac«-d before every
I IRVIII It DOWNTOWN—PRES-
Ulto ENJOY
Barrett tor plaintiff anti II. M. Man-
I NT QI ARTERS ( ROW DED
I NPERIENCE
New York Man Will« Un institute« I voter In th«> stat«».
Coimueii'ial Club Miarla to liaise Mum
liiu^ for defemlant
Delegat«* 1» <'oiiiiiii"i--iu-d to I»«-
The magazine will contain a series
lo lluy Warranta at Par lo Create
Martin Bros. vs. Long Lake Lum­
The Baldwin Hardware company Is
(«-at R« mmm ' vc I i . Even if It 1» Ntwes-.of articles, showing th«- work of the
Sunday was a most delightful day. ber company nnd 8. I Masten, recov­
I und Io Mart Mlreel liiipiovrimmt
nary to Elimlnat«* Taft—Root Is i university, and the university's ssr- planning to open another retail store .mil advantage wus taken of this fact ery of money; U. M Oneill for plain­
Work lo Ohe Empio) meut lo tile
farther downtown, and It Is probable by many of Klamath Falls lovers of tiff.
McntitHi«*«! as Compromise Candi- vice to the state at large.
I iiempioyeil Workman Now lu Ilie
It is hoped that this may aid ma­ that the new White building, which Nature to visit th«- rookeries in Lower
date—Bolt Talk Ridiculed.
City
Nettle Mnrvlio vs. C. II. Clcnden-
terially in influencing the voters of is to be erected between Fifth and [Klamath Lake.
Every avallabl«- nlny. libel; set for trial Juno 21 it
CHICAGO. June 11.— William the state to support the recently Sixth, on Matti street, will be secured ¡launch was pressed into service, and [w. H. Renner for plaintiff and C. M
One of Hi« purposes of flic meeting
I
Barnes Jr. of New York occupies the dtawn initiative measure for a 6-10th The hardware company now has two [every one wus loaded to capacity.
! Oneill for defendant.
Monday of the Klamath Commercial
warehouses
in
The
Taftites
mill tax levy, to be divided between
«enter of the stage.
addition to their large
liT«< «lay was bright mid (air, but
Rosenfeld • Hmltli company >a Club Is said, by tli« meml-vrs who
have commission*»«! him to defeat ithe Oregon Agricultural College and retail store In the Baldwin building {.it th«- s tme time tiie t>>mperature was Frank E Sargent, recovery of mon
were presi nt. to have bc«<n a move­
Roosevelt, even if it is necessary io ■ the university.
I Most of their machinery and imp!« |such that Gier«- wns no discomfort, oy; hear demurrer Jun«- II: F. ! ment to mise a fund of 65,000 or
eliminate Taft. The Taftites are cer­
The position of editor of the ments are stored In the Baldwin ¡and. In fact, a light wrap wns a con- Elliott for plaintiff.
110,000 for the purpose of buying
tain he will control the convention monthly is the highest position a I w irehouse near the Southern Pacific I ««-nit-nee, rather than -i burden.
Jackson county Bank vs. W. h city warrants ut par, and have th«
nominate Taft and dictate the plat­ i co-ed can obtain in college, mid the , depot, while another warehouse is
Th«- islands were at the bast, as Purdy nnd Sam P. Purdy • • e-overy of
' money turned over to the city to In
form. If it develops that Taft's n-na- work which Miss Dunham has instl-' used opposite the store. These three the birds nre hutching, now and arc money; W. I Vnwter for n > « ntlff
ui.«-<l In starting Improvements In th«-
inatlon is impossible. Root will prob­ tuted will n<> doubt mean a great deal buildings are over-crowded by the too young to scatter at the approach
R. K. Cantrall vs. J. D Carroll
.
Ity, so a- to glv« woik t<« Lh«> unent
ably be substituted.
Ito the University of Oregon
large stock carrieit by the company. ■ of visitors, although It would be hard al, recovery of money, --tune an I
'
ployed.
The matter wan placed In
Barn*»s asserts that Root's election
When asked this morning In regard [to understand how they <-oul«l "scat­ Barrett and J. (’. Itutenln or plain
the bands of n committee, and II Is
Mount Kat mat Still Yeti««-
as temporary chairman is certain.
to the matter Judge Baldwin said:
ter" to any great extent, unless they tifi. mid Noland A Cram- nnd Iros
: mid that th«» list w? > started with a
The R«x»ev«'Iters ridicule the Root Special Cable to United Press
"Yes. we are planning to open an­ [nattered straight up.
1‘iak«- for defendant.
' «ubscriptlon of 6300 by If F Mur
talk, and insist that Hadley will be
CORDOVA. Jun«» 11. Mount Knt- other store farther downtown if we
J M Howell vs F \ ”i»ach • t Hl.
For the next three or four w«-«-ks
temporary chairman.
■ mat is still «»rupting violently, and it cau find a suitable location
Since i i visit to these noted Islands wjll recovery «if money; ('. M Oaciil lor -lock
I TI » business ni-n are anxious to
The situation toda« is as follows: is believetl that Mount Redoubt and we move«! out of the hotel building
one of great Intereal. and should I inIntlff.
Uncontested delegates iustructed I Mount Iliamna are also in action.
we have been crowded for room. As [be taken advantage of It cannot be
I-.. L. llopklna vs. J. W. D<>P>iv, IV see linpr-i«cmetit work stnrted by the
for Taft, 201; Taftites national com­
The steamer Sampson reports th«- we carry such an immense stock of d«-scrlh«d, and th«» best plan Is to take covery of money; hear m i -I-> ii .lune «■ity. ns there nr«- quite n number «>f
unetnpioysd men here, uml it la r«-nl
mittee has been seated; 84 contests [city of Seldova is safe. The revenue every line of th«- bard war«- anti Im­ -our camera along, and let th«- results
■f 11; E. L. Elliott for pla'nilff nnd J
I lied that th«- city will !><■ unable to
remain undecided and 170 un*n- [cutter Manning brings th«- news that plement business, we need an awful show for themselves. Ye h <-rib«» has ¡ (' Itutenlc for defendant
structed . Both sides are claiming [ the sailboat Dora Kodiak was not lot of room. There are so many hut on«- bit of advice to give to the
Sanborn Vail & Co. vs. A D Miller, ¡sell improvement bonds until the
the 166 uncontested delegates. The [ badly damageil and the crew safe
goods that we carry that is handled "first-timers” on this trip
Takt* a F. T. Randeraon mid W. (’ Sander­ «barter question Is settled so that
Roosevelt crowd claims 411; La Fol­
The Manning is having difficulty by none of the other stores in town along a good iuucb, for th«- ride on son; review: (’. C. Brower for plain­ bond buyers will be satisfied to pur
; chase the bonds of the city.
lette 26. and Cummins 10.
[ with the wireless, and cannot get into that this trade comes to us anyway, the water certainly gives on«- a good tiff and Thos. Drake for defendant
it Is stilted (lint n ->v> meni is on
but there are a lot of smaller sales appetite, but. ns Little Jeff says, "for
Abel Ady is. A. A. I.iakey, replev­
Ro-isewater and other Taft commit­ [direct communication with Kodiak.
The Dora was unable to reach Ko- that we lose by not being nearer the th«- love of Mike," eat It before you in; hear demurrer June 11; C. M [foot to have two new charters drawn
teemen are preparing to prevent
I up, a ( omnilsslon form and an nldcr
A complete line of visit the Islands, as your appetlt«- will Oneill for plaintiff.
Flynn's plan to storm the convention Idiak on account of ashes and smoke. center of town
Van Riper Bros. vs. Bertha Bo- tnanic measure, to be submitted to
hall aDd the convention refuse to rec­ : Cordova was in a shower of ash«»s for shelf hardware and all of the smaller not be hh strong after th«* visit as
I dark, recovery of money; H. W Kee­ th«« voters at nn early «late, so that a
ognize the temporary roll. If thay [ hours. Much apprehension is felt i goods connected with the hardware- It whb before.
charter can I»« adopted wtioiu- vnli-l
I business will be carried in our new
Among those who made t*)ie trip see for plaintiff.
do it will result in wholesale ejec­ ‘ for the safety of revenue cutters.
questioned. ThM
store, while the heavier goods and Sunday were:
D. G. Horn vs B<>nansn Creamery I Ity will not be questione«!
tions. Talk of compromise candi­
[ implements will be handled in the
On th«- Klnta-va, Iley Telford pilot company, r«H-ov«»ry of money; Noland ! inattor is also being consideri-«! by
dates has been renewed by the Cum­
members of ih« <ounell, nnd It la
Mr. and Mrs. <’. E Riley. Mr. and & Crane for plaintiff.
insites. They expect La Follette and SUPERVISORS Of STATE TO MEH [present store. Both stores will be
probable
thni som« pinn will bc sur
kept
o|»en.
as
we
will
have
to
keep
a
Mrs.
A.
J.
Forter,
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Jim
Gurgeotes
vs.
Ge--
C.
Clark,
Cummins delegat«»s to deadlock the
gested nt thè meeting tu be helil tliln
Welsh nnd damages; F H. Mills for plaintiff
convention, and prevent the nomina­ FIERY COUNTY’ IN CALIFORNIA ma,‘ hert> to handle the farmers’ Arthur Lewis. Mesar
TO BE REPRESENTED AT SAN ,rart‘'- which has been the bulk of Klepper.
Alex Patterson vs. Chris Diedrlck- evening, If a n«w charter In noi pro-
tion of Taft or Roosevelt. Joseph
only , ......
«»th« . r courn«
«
strema !«»
FRANCISCO TO PUAN ENTER- our business.”
On th«- Wocus. Gilbert Arnold • ii. recoK-r- of money; Thos. Drake sente«! the -.......
Keating of Indiana, the may be the
lie that of gliding n «lerlsion of thè
TAINMENT AT FAIR
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pilot Mr. and Mrs Fiank Vannlca. for plaintiff
compromise candidate.
Farmers Implement nud Supply supreme court on th« legallty of III-
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Mashburn. Mlns
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The Tafites assert that Taft con- ■
House
vs. J. A. Martin, recovery of r«-.s«nt measure WIBibever In fotip.l
Anna
Metcalf,
Miss
Ida
Ross
and
Mr.
KENO
KEYNOTES
SAN
FRANCISCO.
June
11
Pres
trols the convention credentials com­
J
__
lo be thè qulrkmi method will prob
money;
J C. Rutcnlc for plnlnt I ff
C.
E.
Reinhart.
mittee 22 to 21. Borah insists that ident Charles C. Moore of the expos!-
ablv
b« followed.
Mr-
W
On
th«-
Sp«»e«l
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
D.
Mathews
vs.
Mrs
W.
E
Nate
Roosevelters control the convention. Hon has sent a personal letter to the
l-ast week Miss Anna O’Keefe Otterbein and Messrs Templer and Francis, recovery of mohey; net for
He said: “I think the bolt talk is county supervisors throughout the
trial June 22. W. J. Shaver for plain­ I
premature, as most of our delegate* state, urging them to attend the meet- ¡closed a ten-months school term at Dunton.
II (TION
Besides these boats the Tarn ear- tiff nnd Merryman A A-Duncan for I
have not arrived. Until we get to- in8
*he supervisors and committe«?s Keno with a children's entertainment,
defendant.
the California counties, which will which was a pronounced success In
11
crowd, and several other
gether on the convention floor it is |of
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J. W. Mcttonougli vs. G. 8. Iloyt. i I will sell at auction Saturday,
_ respect.
.
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impossible to tell what will be the :,)c _ ___ __ at ___
the ___________
St. Francis. _________
San Fran- every
The
children
delivered launches added their quota of the
recovery of money; Geo II Trefren | lun« 16, 1911, in Klamath Falla, in
their pieces
purpose of the delegates.”
cisco, on June 20th. In
In his
his letter
letter [their
pieces to
to perfection,
perfection, which curious to the Interesting scene
front of Klamath stables, one (-««..
for plaintiff.
,
President
Moore
says:
showed
the
training
they
bad
recetv-
;
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The committee today considered
!
John W. Del’uy vs. E. L. Hopkins, hght driving iiorat-s, harneas, om 3
"The subject of the conference Cor- 'ed. At the close of the entertain-! LAW CASES ARE
the Kentucky contests. The fight cen­
replevin;
J. <’. Rutenlc for plaintiff • :it«d hack, two saddles, a fine ramp-
tered in the redistricting of the state cerns the best way to secure for Cal- ment the teacher gave a diploma to 1
'ttg outfit. Don't forget the date
and Elliott A Elliott for defendant.
by the legislature. Roosevelters also ifornia the full benefit of this exposi- all who were perfect in attendance i
'terina.
<>n«-half cash, balance hank-
Rosenfeld-Smith
company
vs.
Jack-
tion. In order to do this it would during the ten months, There were . Elghteeu of the attorneys of the;
allege fraud and intimidation.
ibi« not«
II. It RAHBES.
seem proper that the state should eight of this number who were neith- city were present in court at 10 son A Crystal, recovery of money;
The committee voted 38 to 11, to
6-lo-lt*
Auctioneer
have a building in which she can wor- er absent nor tardy, as follows: Ar- o’clock Monday morning when Circuit Elliott A Elliott for plaintiff nn«l F
seat four Taft delegates-at-large from
thily play host to the other states thur Padgett. Marion Padgett, Victor Judge Henry I,. Benson went over the H. Mills for defemlant.
i
Kentucky.
E. L. Hopkins vs. J. W. Del’uy. •«-
¡which will be her guests.
Padgett, Lina McCormick, Brice Mc- docket. Several demurrers were set
The committee seated Taft dele­
*
“The proposal has been made to'Cormick. Lily Jones, Greta Madison to be hear«! this week, anil law cases plevln, Elliott A Elliott for plaintiff
(Not I'onl Lunds)
gates from the First and Second Ken-[ ,-rovide a great central state build- and Hazel McCormick. Victor Pad- were set for trial each day next week. I and J. C Rutcnlc for defendant.
Ih-partment
of th« Interior, Unite«!
tucky districts.
C.
G.
Ilrlnkef
vs.
F.
M
Whltu.
ting which shall be used first, for the gett. who is a very small boy, has at- Judge Benson announced that the*
Staten I jiii <I Office at Ijikevirw.
Because of the slow progress in purpose of receiving and entertaining tended school for nineteen months [ criminal cases would begin on Mon- [ recovery of money; J. C. Rutenlc for
Oregon. May 29, 1917
the contests, the committee has de- those who will be the guests of Cal- without being absent or tardy. The [day, June 17th, and that no further' plaintiff.
Noti«-« in hereby given II.at Phlll:»
J. I.. Cunningham vs. National Sur­
cided to start night sessions Thur»-1 ifornia. and, secondly, for the exhibi- teacher has so charmed her pupils law cases would be set until after the
day, desiring to complete temporary! t¡on of those things which will not ‘ that they would rather miss their grand jury convened next week. The: ety company, recovery of mon-v; W llnynea of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
who, on October 5. 1910. made home­
roll by Saturday noon.
-only interest the visitor to the expo- breakfast than miss school. Some law cases on the docket are as fol­ hear motion June 12. ('. M. Oneill f->r
stead
entry No. 04012. for the NW t.
plaintiff and J. C. Rutenlc for de­
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sition. but will enable him to gain of the pupils missed a very few days lows:
Section 31. Township 37 8., Range 7
fendant,
Jas. G. Wright vs. Emil Pell, recov-
SUGGESTS PICNIC ON------------------- quickly information regarding any on account of unavoidable business
San Francisco Breweries vs. W. A. E., Willamette Meridian, has fll««l
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING rection of the state, its products and Miss O'Keefe is a successful teacher. ' ery of money; continued for term
notice of Intention to make final
Geo. H. Ki-sterson vs. O. D. Cra­ il^ngell recovery of money; Noland i
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resfjurce«
and the Keno school directors have
commutation
proof to «»labllah claim
A
Crane
for
plaintiff
Superintendent of Public Instruc- ! "One feature of this building which j hired her for another year. Mr. vens, recovery of money; continued
to
the
land
above
described, before
H, Boivin vs. E. E. Heidrich, Ta­
tion L. R. Aiderman has sent out the has been considered is a great hall 1 Swan, the county superintendent, was for term.
C.
It
De
|j»p,
county
clerk of Klam­
covery
of
money;
H
W.
Keesee
fo.-
J. B. Reed vs. C. K. Brnnderburg.
following letter for
publication in which can be used not only for re-, present, and i delivered a lecture.
ath county, at Klamath ralla, Oregon,
plaintiff.
M.
Hanks
and
G.
Heitkemper,
Jr.,
received.
the newspapers of the state, urging ceptions and meetings, but for ban- which was well
C. M. Oneill vs. Fay Mclbourn. ra- on th«- 23d day of July, 1912
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»
damages; E. L. Elliott and C. C.
<he patrons of the school to recognize [ quota or as a lounging room when not
t’lalmnnt names ns witnesses:
covery
of money; C. M Oneill for
John Ackley has his railroad in Brower for plaintiff, John Irwin for
the importance of the annual school otherwise in use—this hall to be the
J
<1. Swan. O D. Cravens. Frank
plaintiff.
f
meeting:
; main feature, and to be of a character running order, and Is now hauling defendant.
Moorland.
Bruce Gaddis, all of Klam
Harrison
A
Platt
et
al
vs
Chas
E
S. C. Gravos vs. J. O. Hamaker I
“We do not attach sufficient im- to attract the attention of every visit- losg on the road to the river. The
nth Falls, Oregon
portance to our annual school meet-;or
Adjoining this, it is proposed The cars run by gravity, and the pro- continued for term; C. M Oneill for Worden, recovery of m<»n -y. Kuykcn-
A W ORTON,
plaintiff, Thos. Drake for defendant. [dall A Fergeson for plaintiff. Thus.
iug. This year our annual meeting to erect around a great patio a strut- . ject is a success.
H-13-7-1 S r
Register
I
Drake
for
defendant.
C.
V.
Fisher
vs.
Southern
Pacific,
occurs June 17th. On this day one ture whose architecture will be both
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J. H. Everett vs. R. Hnynor. re­
director and the clerk are to be elect- superb and attractive, so that no one
Ben Kerns has returned from Port­ recovery of money;C. M. Oneill for
NOTICE MIK PI BI.K'ATlov
ed in every school district in Oregon. <«>ming to the exposition can fail to land, where he bought the machinery plaintiff and Benson A Stone for de­ plevin; C. M. Oneill for plaintiff nnd
J C. Rutenlc for defendant.
a matter of much importance to each nave his interest excited. The space for his electric plant. This will be fendant; continued for term
(Not Coal Lands*
Stat« of Oregon vs. B. E. Withrow Department of the Interior, United
Ackley Bros. vs. D. P. Doak, recov­
community. I should be very glad, '<111 be subdivided for the use of on the ground before many days,
ery of money; passed for term; H. W. !«-t al, escheat proceedings; Kuyken­
indeed, to find that many of the Ore- counties.
* * * * *
States Land Office nt Lakeview.
. dall A Ferguson for plaintiff.
gon school districts were making the
"What is the best way to secure
Thos. McCormick Is about to sell Keesee for plaintiff.
Oregon. June 6th. 1912.
W. R. Courawrlght vs. J. O. Snider, I American Bank and Trust company
day of the annual school meeting an this building? That is the question his timber to a new company. If he
Notice In hereby given that, as di-
Important occasion, and at the same which the supervisors will have to , does so a logging camp will he «-stab­ recovery of money; F. H. Mills for i vs. Mrs. A. B. Livermore et al, r«»cov- rected by the commissioner of th--
time taking advantage of being to- take up and thresh out in a wise an 1 fished and the work of getting out plaintiff and C. M. Oneill for defend- ery of money; Stone A Barrett for Genernl Land office, under provisions
[ plaintiff.
ant.
the logs will be started at once.
gether to talk over the problems of liberal way.”
of the Act of Congress approved June
TommaMOo Ambrogettl vs. George 27. 1906 (34 Stats., 5171, pursuant
H. L. Wishard vs. First Trust and
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Attention is also called to the meet­
the schools.
The Siskiyou Electric Light and Savings hank; W. II. Renner for <’. Clark, recovery of money; C. M. to the application of Marion J.Barnee,
“The voting for director and clerk ing of the counties convention of the
will take place at the school house. ’’alifornia Development Board on the Power company's poles are all on the plaintiff and John Irwin and E, L. Oneill for plaintiff.
Serial No. 06412, we will offer at pub­
Singer Sewing Machine company lic sale, to the highest bidder, but nt
It should be remembered that women following day, Friday, June 21st, at bank of the river, ready to be shipped Elliott for defendant.
Iva 8. Lewis and A. C. Lewis vs. D. vs. E. W. Muller, recovery of money, not less than 62.50 per acre, at 10
already have the privilege of suffrage Sin Jose. On that day special trains to their destination.
B. Campbell, Klamath. Development Kuykendall A Ferguson for plaintiff. o’clock a. m . on the IKth day of July.
*****
In school elections, If all the women anti automobiles will cen’c- there
Captain Ball, while rafting logs the company mid C. E. Worden; set for W. S. Wiley vs. W. A. Langell, re­ 1912. at this office, the following tract
of the community will pack their [ _______
from all ,____
parts __ of ___
the _____
state, _____
and ___
th?
lunch baskets, and assemble at the meeting_ will be one of the most Im- other day, slipped from a log and fell June 17; J. C. Ruteni'* for plaintiff covery of money; J. H. Carnahan for of land: Lot 9, Section 13. Township
plaintiff.
school house on the morning _ of June portant which has etnpr had before into the river. In the fall he struck and Thos. Drake for defendants.
39 8., Rang« 10 E.. Willamette Me
W. F. Cord«-« vs. A B. Livermore, rldlaa.
J. F. Adams vs. W. W. Whitlatch,
Uth. I am confident that the men it the subject of good roads for Cal- a boom log with his side, and was
will be there also when
the sun iforgia.
knocked out of commission for a few replevin; Kuykendall a Ft rguson for recovery of money; F. H. Milla for
Any persons claiming adversely
J
days, but he expects to soon be back -laintfff and C. M. Oneill for defend­ plaintiff.
reaches the meridian. Of course, the
th«- above-described land nre advised
i at work.
Notice to the Public
ant.
members of the family under voting
to file their claims or objections on
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< D V. 1 Ison vsfl T'u-o. Nelson and »AYS JUDGE HANFORD IS
Notice is hereby given that the as-
age will have to have their dinner.
or before the time designated for
So all will spread out their lunches sessmonts on the following shares of
George Kerns returned to his ranch Nellie Nelson; set for June 19; C. C.
TOOL OF t'ORRUPTION
A. W. ORTON.
under some pleasant shade and enjoy stock of the Poe Valley and Klamath last week, after an entended Cailfor- Br«»-*rr for plaintiff and W. H. Ren­
WASHINGTON. D. ( . Juno 1.
6-13-7-18 r
Register.
tier ft r defendant.
difiner together.
Falls Telephone company have been nia trip.
Declaring Judge Hanford a judicial
“After a good dinner all will be in delinquent since March 1, 1911, and
Farmers Implement and Supply I«»rvert, a moral bankrupt and a tool
the right frame of mind for selecting that the same will be advertised from
San Francisco, June 11.—It is ea- House vs. Shipley Transfer company, of coruption, as a gpeeful privilege At­
the officers, and discussing school af­ June 14, 1912, to July 14, 1912, and tlmated that the fence that is to en- recovery of money; J. C. Rutenlc for torney John Perry of beattie asked
fairs. The patroqs will have this op­ at 1 o’clock on the 15th day of July, close the exposition will be two mil«*« plaintiff.
I ermlssion to file with Congressman
portunity to investigate the condi­ 1912, the shares will be sold to the and a half in length,
Big Basin Lumber company vs. Norris an affidavit supplementing "THE WINDOWN OF THE HOUL”
tions of the school bouse and grounds highest bidder, at the court house in
At a meeting of the building and Crater Lake company, recovery of <’ongr«-sman Victor Berger’» Impeach­
The most sensitive org.m of th-
and see what repairs are needed; Klamath county, Oregon.
i grounds committee held a few days Money; H. C. Merryman and Noland ment charges, Today Perry presents body Is the eye. Nervousness, Clast
By order of the board of directors. ago It was decided to have ft nine feet A Crane for plaintiff.
whether the school house Is properly
th«« affidavits to the judiciary com- ness, headarhn, etc., are usually
(Signed)
heated, lighted and ventilated, and
high, and not to permit advertising on
Dwight Lumber company vs.' Long mltt«»e, which then fixes the date of caused from eye strain. Why suffer,
D. ELLIS YOUNG, Pres.
what books and pictures are most
it. The board of supervisors of the" Lake Lumber company, recovery of 'the hearings.
why grow old nnd Irritable, when It
needed. Let us make June 17th a
BURT E. HAWKINS, Sec’y. city and county of San Francisco have money; motion will be heard June
Is so easily prevented? Come to inc
ted letter day for our district.”
C. H. Kester, certificate No. 2.
also been petitioned to close allthe ¡11; C. M. Oneill for plaintiff and J. C. ASKS RELIEF FOR
nnd I will examine your eyes free
Silas Kilgore estate, certificate No.7 streets within the exposition site.
Rutenlc for defendant.
YOM’ANO SUFFERERS If you need glasses, I will fit you
"OREGON MONTHLY " WILL
O. B. Gates, certificate No. It.
C. J. Bradley vs. George C. Clark,
WASHINGTON, D. C„ June 11. - correctly, and will guarantee the
ISSUE CAMPAIGN NUMBER
Wallace Baldwin, certificate No. 14
SAN FRANCISCO June 11.—The recovery of money; set for trial June Delegate WickerHhnm of Alaska In­ work. If your eyes nre all right, I
C. M. Gardner, certificate No.16.
Roosevelt delegation leaves for Chi­ 18; W. H. Renner for plaintiff and troduced In the house tdday a joint will ho quick to tell you so.
Emil Egert, certificate No. 23.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu­
cago this evening, via L* Angeles, Noland & Crane for defendant.
resolution appropriating >60,000 for
Vivian R. Evans, certificate No. 26. Fresno and StocktoD. 'I he Johnson
gene. June 11.—Miss Lola Dunham,
Klamath County Bank vs. School Immediate dispatch to the revenue
Williams Humphreys, certificate reservation will tie used by Hiram District No. 2 and R. E. Wattenburg, cutters at Kodiak for the relief of
the editor of the Oregon Monthly, has
Johnson Jr. and wife.
plans under way for making the first No. 27.
6-13-7-11 r
recovery of money; J. C. Rutenlc for the volcano sufferers.
Jeweler and Optician
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