Klamath republican., February 13, 1913, Image 7

lilted with two exits for the domestic
>U’I< nee < lllHHHH
I
'I Ills depat luiept heretofore him find
'but olio way of leaving the building,
tin» stiltwny, which has been u source
of worry to parent* uud teachers, on
account of the possibility of confla­
gration during some of tho lessons >u
J<** h << Walker, bettor known an Jay,
cookery. An uddltlonul means of ex­
it will be provided by tho tiro escape, I h In the city to make arrangements
| for thu release of Inn brother, < buries
and eliminate all possible dangers.
The typo of oHcupo being installed 'Walker, from the <<»uuly Jull. Up to
h> designed especially for schools, and a late hour this afternoon he had not
If prescribed for Ibis purpose In .Mich­ iaccomplished his mission.
Charles Walker wan recently indict­
igan Underneath, and on cither Hide
H stout netting, to prevent any possi­ ed by the grund Jury on a charge of
stealing horses. Hln bonds were fixed
ble fail.
at 33.500.
Benson, Judge of the circuit court ot
Klamath county, slate of Oregon,
which said order directs that sum­ *
mons be published once a week (or six
I JI w
I successive w«*«g» and dated and euter-
<■<> January 24, A. D. 1913.
Falls
Date of the first pubic ation hereof
January 30, A. D 1913.
W. H A. RENNER,
U II I- A. LEONARD
Attorney for Plaintiff.
1-30-3-6 r
of Nellie Wall, administratrix of the
estatti of Sesco L. Wood, deceased, on
file herein, that it would be for the
advantage, benefit and best interests
of the «istate and those Interested that
a portion of the real property of said
Popularity of Manager of the Com-
estat it be sold.
patty I» II<II<1V<I to Have Muth to
It Is therefore ordered that al! pe«
Do Willi tile A hi,,* nee of I nll**<l
sons interested In the estate of the
I’roli sta—I'Tancliiso .Matterà Ate
said Sesco L. Wood, deceased, appear
Expected to lie Brought 4 p lu a
at the county court room, in the
Short Timo
Denti««
Klamath county court house, in the
■Notice of Sheriff's Hale
city of Klamath Falls, Oregon, before
Probably us u result ot the au
By virtue of an execution duly is­ this court, on the first day of March,
iioum im-iit Unit the Oregon Califor­
sued by the clerk of the circuit court A. D. 1913, at the hour of 10 o’clock
nia Power company bad made a cut
of the county of Klamath of the state in the forenoon of said day, and then
of ?o per cent In thu electric light
of Oregon, dated the 15th day of Jan­ and there show cause, if any exist,
bills of tlie city of Klamath Falls (or
uary, 1913, In a certain action In the •vby an order of sale should not be
Dit. ANDREW A. HOULE
the past six months, It Is generally "Ill UK" LEAGUE
circuit court In said county and state, made by this court a« prayed tor In
l*hy«i«iaa and Surgeon
believed that tliu company will soon
LATENT PLANNED LAKE <’Ol NTY
wherein E. L. Foulch as plaintiff re­ »aid petition.
Office,
Hoyt Hotel. Ft. Klamath
U
’
ANTH
FINU
announce a corresponding cut in thu
covered a Judgment against J. O.
The real property belonging to th*,
Tatis to Individuals In tills city. How­
Hamaker
for
the
sum
of
3349.58,
estate
and which is petitioned to be
A duckpin league, composed of sev­
.j------------------------------- i with interest thereon at the rate of 8
ever, no deiluitu announcement bus eral three men teams. Is the latest I A. L. Thornton Informs the Lake
sold is described as follows, to- wit•
iCounty Examiner that application has
yet been made by the company.
per cent per annum from the 16th day
The EV4 of the SW 4 and the
to bo considered by local bowlers. A
Although It Is not officially admit­ meeting to consider organization and been made to State Game Warden
of March, 1910, for attorney's fees
W
of the SE*4 of Section 26, In
MUSIC
ted. It Is generally huliuvod that thu m range a i.chcdulc will bo held in u Finley for 150,000 Rainbow trout fry
and the costs and disbursements on
Township 35, south of Range 15,
OrrlH itr» or Band
and 7,600 bass. The trout <s desired
cut made in tlie city's favor wuh tlie Gw days.
the 24th day of *>ecember, 1912.
east of the Willamette Meridian, In
Furnished for all occasions
for the stocking of Crooked Creek,
direct result of the decision of th«
Notice is hereby given that I will
Klamath county, Oregon.
A.
Ï.
TIN
DAU.
There arc quite a number of Chewnucan River and other streams
Cnhforula state railway commission
on the 27th day of February, 1913,
It
Is further ordered. That a copy of
Klamath
Falls
Herald
Office
''duck'* enthusiasts among the local ¡of the county, while the bass would
ordering power companies operating
at the front door of the court house this order be published for not less
bowlers, and of late tho game of he liberated in tho Drews Creek dam
in Northern California to make
in Klamath Falls, in said county, at than four weeks In the weekly edition
diminutive ten pins Ims been receiv­ reservoir.
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sweeping cuts In their rates.
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, of the Klamath Republican, a newspa­
ing a great deal ot attention.
It is confidently felt that this requi­
C. II. WEBBER
sell at public auction to the highest per published within said county.
Tlie personal popularity here of
sition will be readily complied with
On-gon Timber Lands Bought
bidder for cash, ail the right, title and
George Walton, local manager of the!
Dated this 23d day of January,
i
by the gamu commission because of
an<l Hold
inter«?st of the defendant, J. O. Ham­ A. D. 1913.
Oregon C'allforlna Power company
Lake's splendid streams for the prop­
508 Lumbermen's Building
aker, to the following described prop- I
has land much tu do, it Is believed,
WM. S. WORDEN,
agation
of fish. Mr. Thornton last
Portland, Ore.
erty, to-wit:
witli the absence of united protests
County Judge.
HEAD
year made application to the state for
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 of block KUYKENDALL A FERGUSON,
against the high rates demanded.
fish, without result, but he was refer­
MM
15; lot 3, block 16; lot 3, block 18.1
Attorneys for Administratrix.
However, recently there have been
Making Improvement*
GET
red lo a government hatchery In Colo­
and
lot 4 of block 22, of the First*
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many complaints, and It Is tlie opinion
The management of the American
AND
rado from which a supply of trout fry
Addition to the city of Bonanza,
that tho company will make conces­
Notice of Sheriff's Hale
was received. It will be remembered hotel is having a new floor laid In the
Klamath county, Oregon.
sions soon, especially as franchise
By viitue of an execution in fore­
''Just to meet the bo. j" and get In that these were planted In Cotton­ lobby and other Improvements made I Taken and levied upon as the proper-'
matters may be expected to bo taken in
close touch with the newspaper sit­ wood and other streams leudlng into around the hostelry.
ty of the said defendant, J. O. Ham­ closure duly Issued by the clerk of
up In the near future.
uation throughout tiic state, Prof. E. this valley. Tho enormous area of
aker, or as much thereof as may be the circuit court of the county of
NOTICE TO CREDITOR«
W, Allen of the department of Jour­ Lake county, together with the many
necessary to satisfy the said judg­ Klamath, state of Oregon, dated the
INDIAN ini’ll, CANE
nalism of the Statu University, arriv­ pure water streams most surely Justi­ In the County Court of the State of ment in favor of the plaintiff. E. L. 13th day of January, 1913, in a cer­
Ul’ TO Hi I’BEME COURT ed In the city Saturday night, and fies a fish hatchery, but as yet no vlg-
Oregon, For the county of
Foutch, against said defendant, with tain action in the circuit court for
K lama th.
spent the day looking over the news­ rou>. effort has been made to get such
interest thereon, together with all said county and state, wherein W. S.
The right of the directors of the paper offices and getting acquainted an institution. However, when this In the Matter of the Estate of Wil­ costs and disbursements that have or Clay recovered judgment against
liam l’itts, Deceased.
i John J. Cambers and May Cam-
late requisition Is compiled with by
Fort Klamath school district to es­ generally.
may accrue.
Notice is hereby given that the
Professor Allen has whipped the the slate game commission, and some
tablish a separate school for children
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, i bers. his wife, for the the sum of
Ten Thousand Five Hundred and
of Indian blood, and refuse children now department at the state school of the many brooks have become undersigned has been appointed Ad­ January 16, 1913.
Forty-five
and 50-100 (310,545.50)
of such lineage admission to the into pretty good shape, and today re­ stocked with game fish. Lake county ministratrix of the above estate, and
C. C. LOW, Sheriff.
I Dollars, with Interest and accruing
school attended by white children Is ceived numerous compliments from will doubtless gain prominence as an that all persons having claims
GEO. A. HAYDON, Deputy.
against said estate shall preseat
osts, and wherein the defendant Mar­
to be decided by the Huprotno Court prominent citizens who have watched ideal paradise for the sportsman.
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them, with proper vouchers, within
tha A. Barron recovered Judgment for
of Oregon, according to a notice of Ills work carefully.
six months from the date of this no­
the sum of Four Thousand Five Hun­
In addition to having held all sorts MANY BAB Bl TH
appeal tiled by C. M Onelll, the at­
tice. to said administratrix at her
of
positions
In
tho
editorial
offices
of
AKE
SLAUGHTERED
torney for William Crawford.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROP- dred (|4,500) Dollars with interest
residence.
No.
825
Washington
and accruing costs, and wherein
Crawford, who Is the son of a the different papers In the Northwest,
ERTY BY GUARDIAN.
Street,
Klamath
Falls,
Klamath
The most effective slaughter on
white father and an Indian mother, Professor Allen Las on more than one
In tlie County Court of the State Of Charles P. Christiansen recovered
Judgment for the sum of Four Hun­
Is seeking an alternative writ of man­ occasion In the past demonstrated his rabbits ever made in the history of County, Oregon.
Oregon, for Klamath County.
Dated this 9th day of January,
damus to compel the school directors ability to handle the counting room the county was the drive Sunday west
In The Matter of The Guardianship dred and Ninety-nine and 55-100
of town. Two drives were made from 1913.
to admit his children to tlie whits end.
of The Persons and Estates of (3499.55) Dollars, with interest and
MARGARET PITTS,
Tho writer recalls a few years ago different directions of the pen, the
school ut Fort Klamath, boldlug that
Margaret Ann Hargus and Harry accruing costs, and wherein the coun­
ty of Klamath, State of Oregon, a
they aro being discriminated against. when ho look entire charge of a de­ count of the first onslaught showing Administratrix of the Estate of Wil­
Buford Hargus; Minora.
liam Pitta, Deceased.
He ulso cites that he is a resident ut funct photo-engraving plant in Heat­ over 5,000 carcasses, while enough
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that public corporation, recovered Judg­
Fort Klamath, and a taxpayer in ths tie, and, although he had no practical animals wore killed at the second 1-9-2-6 R
in pursuance of an order of the ment for the sum of Five Hundred
knowledge of the business except as roundup to make the enormous total Administrator’s Notice of Filing Final County Court of the State of Oregon, and Fifteen and 34-100 (3515.34)
school district.
of ubcut 12,000 for the entire catch. In the County Court of the State ot for Klamath County, made on the Dollars.
Tho matter has been twice before a newspaper man, ho made it pay.
Notice is hereby given that I will,
Professor Allen left for the State nays the Lake County Examiner.
tho circuit court here, and on both oc­
Oregon, for Klamath County.
7th day of January, 1913, in the mat­
The success of the drive was at­ In the Matter of the Estate of Ada L ter of the Guardianship of The Per­ on the 14th day of February, 1913,
casions tho petition was denied by University town Tuesday.
tributed to the quantity of rabbits
Judge Benson. The appeal is be Ina
Kinney, Deceased.
sons and Estates of Margaret Ann at the front door of the court house,
I ECTI RE COI RHE
that Inhabited the territory covered
taken from his last ruling.
Notice is hereby given that I have Hargus and Harry Buford Hargus, in Klamath Falls, in said county, at
WINNING FAVOR In the hunt, as well as the large at­ liied my final account and report as Minors, the undersigned as Guardian 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
DARING YOUTH WILL
tendance of people from I,akeview administrator of the estate of Ada L. of the Persons and Estates of the sell at public auction to the highest
EXPLORE MOUNTAIN« I That the public school lecture who turn'd out to assist in the de­ Kinney, deceased, and the above en­ said Margaret Ann Hargus and Harry bidder, for cash, the following de­
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'1» a big hucccsh lu Klamath county struction of the pests. Usually at this titled court has fixed upon 10 o'clock Buford Hargus, Minors, will sell at scribed property, to-wit:
Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, and the south
To Pokcgama and back on sklls is *lltH been proven without a doubt dur- time of year and especially because of in the forenoon of March 8, 1913, as private sale to the highest bidder, |
a trip which a 16-year-old high school INK the paat week, when the first the heavy snows this winter, the rab­ the time, and the county court room upon the terms and conditions here­ half of the southeast quarter of sec­
boy will attempt. He started Tuesday lectures were giveu in the different bits congregate in large numbers in in the court house of Klamath coun­ inafter mentioned, and subject to tion 11, and lot 5 in section 12, and
morning. The Ind is Claude Hill, a districts. The lectures were attend- certain places, while in some sections ty, Oregon, in the city of Klamath confirmation by said County Court of lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, and the east half
••d by lurg« crowds, and the subjects of tho valley there are practically Falls in Baid county, as the place Klamath County, Oregon, on or after of section 14, and lots 5, 6, 7 and 8
carrier boy for Tho Herald.
none. The fiat west of town seems to when and where any person may pre­ the 17th day of FebTuai^’ 1913. all in section 23, township 38 south of
Tho yoiiiigHter Is an Oregon pro­ discussed crouted gruat Interest.
Bonanza and Olene people were the be Jackrabbit headquarters, which is sent any objection or exception to any­ the right, title, Interest and estate ot range 0 ea8t of W. M., containing
duct, and knows almost an much
about operating nklla as a Scandina­ first to hear the lectures, and Friday a fortunate circumstance, as it gives thing therein contained, or to any- the said Margaret Ann Hargus and,®'*9-09 acres; also,
vian. In iiddltlon, he known the coun­ night tho patrons ot the Poe Valley the people an opportunity to make a thirg done by me as administrator, Harry Buford Hargus, Minors, in and
Lols 6 and 7 and the southwest
try over which tho route of tho pro­ school heard a lecture "New View of good attempt toward their extermina­ and at the same time and place the to the real property hereinafter des- Quarter of the south west quarter of
j section 12, and lots 4, 5 and 6, and
poned trip pnnnon. It Is probable, how­ Rural Life," by Max A. McCall, agri­ tion.
said court will finally settle the said cribed:
Another drive will be held in the account.
ever, tliat Claiidu will fail to recog­ cultural instructor of the high
The terms and conditions of sald the southwest quarter of the north-
nise some of the fnmlllar landmarks, school, and an Interesting lecture on same place, and numerous people
This notice is published pursuant sale are to be all cash in gold coin ‘ east quarter of section 13, and lots
been (I He the ground will be covered home topics by Miss Carpenter, head front here are contemplating attend- to order of the above entitled court of the United States of America, or 5 and 6 and the northwest quarter of
with «now, whereas tlie last time he <>f tlie department of home economics Inff. Since last week's effective raid made January 20, 1913, and the first i one-half cash and the balance secured the northwest quarter of section 24,
mnde the trip wan in the Hummer of thu high school. These speakers a as made the total estimated number publication is made on January 23, I by first mortgage upon the said prop­ of said township and range, contain­
I lectured at all the meetings, and their of rnbbits killed during the winter is 1913,
when tlie grass wan green.
erty; or purchaser can assume the ing 331.74 acres; also.
The west half of section 13 and lot
Claude will accompany hln father,' t«»IK m were supplemented by programs ¿2,000.
payment of a certain mortgage now
A. KINNEY,
4,
section 24, said township and
Saiii Hill, who Is an employe of tho I by the school children.
Administrator of the Estate of Ada upon the said premises in favor of
Saturday night Mr. McCall and DAIRY BUNAWAY
Hopkins Lumber company. They will
the State of Oregon, in the sum of range, containing 335.30 acres; also,
L. Kinney, Deceased.
The northwest quarter of the
SCATTERS MILK KUYKENDALL & FERGUSON,
look over tho timber In tho vicinity ot Superintendent Peterson Journeyed
3250.00 and the balance of the pur­
northeast
quarter and the north half
I’okegama, and will make a report to to Worden, where Mr. McCall again
Attorneys for the Administrator. chase price bid to be paid in cash.
of
the
southeast
quarter and lot 7,
delivered his timely and interesting
Tho "milk bawth" is a ruse often
(lie Enntern timber concern.
The
real
estate
herein
advertised
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lecture.
resorted to by actresses with a pen­
to be sold is described as: The NEI4 section 13, and the southeast quarter
Publication of Summon.«
Tho next school district to be visit­ chant for creeping Into the prints, but
of the NE>4 and Lots 3 and 4 of Bsc- of the southwest quarter of section
ed is Midland. Wednesday Rollo C. tho sprinkling of streets with milk Is In the Circuit Court in and for the tion 21; and the NWK of the SW»4
and ,ot 9< ,n section 23, said town-
County of Klamath and Stute ot and the SW *4 of the SE\4 and Lota ship and range, containing 215.84
Groesbeck will sp«>ak there, his themo an experiment that can be claimed by
Oregon.
M. It. Taylor, an attache of the lo­ I being "Now View of Education." His Klamath Falls. It was great for the
1, 2, 3, and 4 of Section 22; and Lot acres; also,
The north half of the southwest
cal branch of the reclamation service, lecture will bo preceded by a short dogs who followed the trail of the George E. Turner, Plaintiff,
1 of Section 26; and the NH of the
vs.
has Just completed tlie work of in­ I.ilk by Superintendent Peterson and wagon, lapping up the milk, and also
NE%, and the Eft of the NW >4 quarter and lots 1, 2 and 3 of section
stalling fish screens nt tlie Intakes of the Midland school will nlsu render for those who like excitement, but for Nina Mae Turner, Defendant.
and the NE44 of the 8W% and Lota 2 4, said township and range, contain­
Straw's dnlry it was a little bit more In tlie Name of the State of Oregon, 1 and 2 of Section 27 in Township 40, ing 152.71 acres; also,
the main canal and Ilio Reno canal, n program.
to Nina Mae Turner, Defendant, South, Range 8 East of the Will­
The southwest quarter of the north-
The old screens are entirely removed
Tlie lecture course was arranged hy costly.
Greeting:
Tlie
delivery
team
used
by
this
now.
Superintendent Aiderman of the do-
amette Meridian in Klamath County, w‘*st quarter and lots 1, 2, 3 and 4,
You are hereby required to be and Oregon.
in section 14, said township and
The screens Just Installed were de­ pirtineiit of public instruction, and firm became frightened on Sixth
signed especially for the purpose, and the subjects arranged are all peril-i street, and running to Main, they ppear and to answer to the complaint
All bids or offers must be in writ­ range, containing 167.24 acres;
And also, the northwest quarter of
they have tho approval of tho federal Hint to Oregon communities. The started toward Seventh. Tlie sudden tiled herein against you in the above ing and may be delivered to or ad­
authorities, while the state fish and h'eturers are selected from men of turn into Main street upset the wag­ entitled suit on or before March 6th, dressed to this Guardian, care of the southeast quarter and lots 1, 2, 3
game commission has announced the tin« county, and the only expense to on, and for a distance of over a A. D. 1913, that being the last day Kuykendall & Ferguson her at- and 4 of section 12, in said Township
and range, containing 166.55 acres,
type to be the most effective called to the district I h tho cost of transporta­ block tho street was covered with within which you are allowed to tarneys, at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
milk, cream, milk cans and milk bot- answer, etc., herein as fixed by the
their attention. It Is now Impossible tion for tlie lectures.
Dated this 7th day of January, together with all water rights appur­
tenant to and belonging to said de­
ties. The horses were stopped just order of the court for publication of 1913.
for trout to get Into the Irrigation
summons lierein; and if you, tlie said
scribed premises and used in the ir­
beyond Seventh.
I AWYERH WANT
eannls from the Upper l.nko.
LENA L. SMIIH,
Nina Mae Turner, defendant, fail to
BOOM AT COI RT
Hevornl private Irrigation projects
Guardian of the Persons sod Es­ rigation thereof, all situated in Klam­
be
and
appear
and
answer,
etc.,
said
Officials
Visit
City
have written Io the local branch of
tates of Margaret Ann Hargus and ath county, Oregon.
Taken and levied upon as the prop­
Alex Roseborough, director; Sidney * complaint, tlie plaintiff will apply to Hairy Buford Hargus, Minors.
Tho question of n room for at tor-
tho reclamation service for specifica­
erty of the said defendants, John J.
tions of tho new screens, which are 'noys nt tho new court bouse, where Sprout, chief engineer, and H. L. said court for tlie relief prayed for in
KUYKENDALL & FERGUSON,
said to be tho most effective yet de­ lawyers can rest, during recesses, or Walther, general superintendent of ‘his said complaint, to-wit:
Attorneys for Guardian. Cambers and May Cambers, his wife,
1 That the bonds of matrimony 1-9-2-6 R
or as much thereof as may be neces­
vised. The screens and racks are |consult with clients during trials, will (lie California-Oregon Power compa­
sary to satisfy the said Judgment in
made In such a manner as to allow bo discussed at a meeting of tlie ny, arrived last night from Yreka on I between tlie plaintiff and defendant
Citation
favor of Klamath County, W. 8. Clay,
Kinmath County Bar Association to­ l<i visit of inspection. They are being i be dissolved;
cleaning without much trouble.
9
That the plaintiff have the cus-
Martha A. Barron, Charles P. Chris­
I taken over tl.e Klamath division to­
night.
tody of the minor child, Gordon Eg- n the County Court of tho State of tiansen against said defendants, with
in addition tho members will dis­ day by Manager George J. Walton.
Oregon, for Klamath County.
interest thereon, together with ail
bert Turner;
cuss tlie central law library, the pro­
n
the
Matter of the Estate of Sesco costs and disbursements that have or
And
for
any
further
relief
as
to
3
W.
W.
Smith,
a
well
known
Klam
­
posed court rules ntid pending legisla­
L. Wood, Deceased.
may accrue.
Work of Installing a balcony (ire es­ tion, Including a clerk for the circuit ath county rancher, Is In from his ¡Ills honor may seem meet.
To Elins L. Wood, Heir of Sesco L.
This summons is published in the
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
place at Bly.
cape on the north side of the Klamath court and a superior court system.
Wood. Deceased; and to all oth­ January 13, 1913.
Klamath Republican, a public news-
county high school building has been
ers unknown, if such there be:
C. C. LOW, Sheriff.
T. L. Tucker, who residen nt Al- p ipcr published in the city of Klam-
A. W. Dnnt nnd R. J. Harrison of
started by the Baldwin Hardware
It appearing to the satisfaction ot
By GEO. A. HAYDON, Deputy.
company, and if the weather permits, Portland are among today's gucs's at goma, Is down for n visit of several >th Falls, Klamath county, state of
Oregon, by the order of Hon. Henry L. this court from the verified petition
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days.
tho building in a few days will bo tho White Pelican.
ULEN, PRACTICAL TEACHER, .VISITS