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Noil Invest ern Is Itupldly lliv hulling I I DI RH. oi I K I Its MAKI
MEDFORD, M itcb b. A tribute to
ami Ilie I.ml of Deception .Now
it III) <i\ < OMET lioi st. ;
tlio prowess ol oud Andei Hou. Hie
Hi em» In Hight—Detail» of Hulu-
iiij ' r Hi líeme Arc Given u Little
Government officia!» on Wedne day 1 Vaiiiouvci light ..e.gnt, lias hi i ll puni
imide a raid which resulted In the ar­ • by 'lorn Jone», m n >ger of Ad Wol-
Rubli« By
ieti of tine«' moti who aro charged I gust, and Billy I'apko, exi'hampioiia,
mid of ring i Xi.oiii iitH g.iloie, who t , <5
Al all Informal meeting of Klamath with selling liquor to Indians.
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disclose that land owners within the
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pealed from the final order of the
■ unty court, but they slept on their < Al.HORNIA ATTOBNEY < <INFERS
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.in I their opoprtunity is lost,
WITH SECRETARY I.ANE IN
g hi sc ton (iifi'.i, L. O. L., as
HOPES OF OV ERIH LING FISH­
ER'S DECISION
• a 1' oi I e laws of 1911, chapter
.. pi o»i' > h for a contest upon the
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; ii . z tion and the final
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 8.—
i' • r of ti e ounty court thereon, and
Seeking to overrule the decision of
Glow» sixty days in which to begin
Former Hecietary Flslier In the Hetch
'■u> n pror ct <iings, and provides for an
lletchy Valley case, City Attorney
appeal thereon, and adds the follow­
Long of San Francisco is in confer­
ing emphatic language:
ence with Secretary Lane of the de­
"And after the expiration of said partment of th« Interior. As Lane Is
period of sixty days, no action or suit a Californian, Long believes his ac­
shall be commenced or maintained or quaintance with the matter may cause
d< feti.-c made nfli-cting the validity of him to rule differently, and enable
the organization of any Irrigation dis­ San Francisco to utilize this water
trict organized under the provisions supply.
of this act."
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Letters have been received from
With these provisions of the statu­ T'orey, Turlock and Modesto by the
tory law staring us in the face, the new secretary of the Interior, asking
court is compelled to hold that the de­ him to protect their interests.
fendants this proceeding cannot now I It Is probable that l.ane wfl refuse
bo permitted to attack the validity of to overrule Fisher, and leave the mat­
the organization of the irrigation dis­ ter in the hands of congress.
trict, and petitioner's objection to the
admission of the original petition for CALIFORNIA LAW .MAKERS
organization of tne district must be
TO HAVE LONG SESSION
sustained.
HtICH HEICHY IS UP ONCE MORE
c • i ri I uirti y sent by
< i u ulit oi lo I m uufac-
«•' . • <1 in build.ng a brick
I i >• - oL. eum n Gbic-go dur-
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I ./ Products exposition, says
b
e (ounty Examiner. This
.1 be on« of tiie 25,000 sent
I lie men Were arrested In tho would like io pilot H.e Nor th w est*'i n I <€
Falls loo >n>■
iiici, lu>.t Tlminduy the
question ol repudiating advertising i olin I lodging li iuse on the corner of ' light>«eight to the (op of the 13 d'­ b> j. t'eih post from every brick plant
n ti c I tilted Slates to be used In
contriuts with tlm North western *io Sixth and Kluinatli uvenuo, mid were pound division.
Jones approached Jack King ut ' < oust) ii < tion of the boil e, which will
dls< in <><l
Wiille no definite conclu­ 'lodged In tho city Jail. The next
sion was reached, It seemed to lie Hie {morning I hey were transferred to Hie Portland in Hau Francisco lust Sun­ I be given away and re-erected after
day with un oiler of *500 and trans- t lie exposition.
comi'inoiH ol i pinion that, as Hie con­ i ounty Jail.
The idea was or igi naled to tent the
Th« accused men are A. Little, portutiou tu I .os Angeles if Jack
tracts bad In i n obtained by fraud,
there was no obligation on th« purt | David Green und Shelly Naive. 'Ilio would u»e his influence in securing merits of tin- parcel post system and
of ilie local busliiesa men to continue I.iitet Is said to be a paroled convict, Bud's signature to a .lone» manager­ is certainly a novel one. A record
wan kept of each brick from the time
to |ay for something which they are who Ims frequently been 111 trouble in ial contract.
King declined lo Interfere In An­ it was mailed until delivered in Chi­
not re> elving, even though contract« this section.
Much secrecy was maintained by derson's affairs, us Dick Donuld, cago, in order to see how speedily
have been signed.
(be
government men, wl o co operat­ Bud's manager ever since the Vancou­ 'Uncle Harn can deliver a brick house
It appears that Hie North western
r< pr> K ilted lo local business men Hint ed witli the polle« an<l Sheriff Low, ver boy needed a business represeuta- | by mall. It Is probable that mail car­
the circulation of the morning puper and It was Impossible to obtain any tive, is u Aarm personal friend of the riers In Chicago will not be overly en­
thusiastic for tills method of deliver­
was almost 1.400, and, oil the basis e urat«* Infoi tnat'op concerning tiie Portland man.
However, Jones' activity, together ing a brick bouse. Other carriers
of tills circulation, contracts were i p< i lll<- i barges against Hie three pris-
with that of Ad Wolgast while tiie throughout the country will watch
made. Tuesday Sum Evans, eldtor ■ oners.
Cadillac youth was in Portland sev­ the experiment with much Interest.
SACRAMENTO, March 10.- Sen­
and proprietor of Hie morning puper,
eral weeks ago, indicates that both
The brick weighed five pounds, and
ator Strowbridge introduced a resolu­
tiled with the county court an affidavit
consider Anderson a prospective cost Mr Kelley .71 cents to get it to
tion today, fixing the time of the ad­
showing that the total circulation of
champion aud u boxer who is destined its destination, but he has the novel
the dally edition of the North western
That Bud Anderson will be the journment of the state legislature at
and the weekly edition amounted to I'.olX.I < ItoUIH.I) O< T OF MUST to earn mul ti money for himself aud distinction of having a brick in the favorite in the betting on the Ander- midnight, April 27th. The resolu­
first brick house sent by mail, as well son-Knockout Brown scrap, is the tion was referred to the rules com­
i'l.Ai i:
and FRANGIN ot.hs manager.
only >77 in Klamath county.
Wolgast had not been in Portland as being the first to Introduce a Lake­ predictior made by Jay Davidson, the mittee.
DROPS I Itovi second TO THE
‘Ibis affidavit proved a great sur­
three days when he commenced to view product in Chicago.
l otitlH PLACK
prise to local udvertlscrs who had
Governor Johnson is demanding
; Los Angeles sporting writer. ile
talk
uboul Anderson aud the chances
misled
Into
muklng
contracts,
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that the legislature adjourn the ses­
been
sizes up the battle in this way:
Considerable change* have been* of lauding bun in conjunction with TECHNK IL POINT IN IIORSE-
Legal advice was nt once tuken, and
Bud Anderson Is so well liked by sion at the end of six weeks.
I 1.1 PROJECT Is SETTLED
Il was that there cun lie nothing bind-| made in tho standing of tho contest­ Tom Joins, and when Bud knocked
Senator Wright declared today that
the betting fans that he has been
(mils I ii the Elks' billiard tournament out Sammy Trott in six rounds, Ad
Ing bin use of the
Hie apparent fraud.
placed on even terms with Kayo he did not see any possibility of an
Judge eBiisoti on Monday render­
It is m-lleved tliut the actual clrcu- | this week, mid ul present W. W. requei ted King to telegraph for Bud
Brown in the opening odds upon their adjournment within the time specified
latlon of the Weekly Northwestern is Hmltii is leading, with J. K. II >dge to come to Portland to talk business. ed a decision on a much mooted point wrap for March 15th. This is not a
1\Ing refused to mix In the affair at n the famous Horsefly irrigation case,
about HO. Ix-ductlng this from the running second.
B. E. Wolford is down from Yainax
little surprising, as it was generally
Following Is the »landing to date that time, and negotiations were not and those who favor the plan are con­ believed that Brown would always be on a business trip. He is connected
number sworn to by San Evans, the
Lost 1'. • opened. Ad preferred to wait until he fident Hint the start of the important
Won
actual circulation of th» morning
at least a slight favorite over the with the Indian service.
.720 or Jones could have a personal talk project is almost in sight.
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puper In Klamath pounty is but <10. Smith . . ................... 18
Northern kid, and those who looked
.692 with Anderson.
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In view of the fact thnt Mr. Evan» Bodge . . ................... 18
While the point decided by the ■ with favor upon his chances to whip
PKDFEStnONAL CAKDti
Wolgast aud his wife and possibly court today is technical, it is claimed
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bus Liken ii peculiar view of the defi­ j Foster
the Eastern dreamland specialist were
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.682 Jones are due In Oregou for a week that it opens the way clearly for the expecting no worse than 10 to 8 for
nition of "bona fide" circulation, Lytle . . .................... 15
C. C, BROWER
.536 jin Hie near future, rcgurdless of the future legal procedure, and is a vic­ their money. The market opened with
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there may be additional deve’.op- ((»Ids . . , ................... 16
Attorney and ( own»« lor at L aw
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.533 negotiations for a return tight with tory for those who favor the issuance both boys on even terms, however,
IllentS, nnd It may develop that the Munin
Rooms 7 and 8
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.500 Murphy at San Francisco in April. of tiie bonds for the scheme.
sworn list of 577 may be cut down ! Ackley . . ...................... 13
Murdock Bidg.
Klamath Falls |
and the drift of sentiment, that por­
llouMton .................... 11
.500 Mrs. Wolgast was ill in San Francisco
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Judge Benson's opinion follows:
considerable.
tion of it that is represented in dol­
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.460 j when Klug left, but Ad was busy
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'This surely cannot bo construed I.MllU .
The question argued and submitted lars and cents, is so strong for Ander­
13 8 checking up his bank account prepar­ to the court on Saturday afternoon,
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as a bona tide subscriber,’’ said Mr 1 De I«*P . ................... 8
son that a prominent betting commis­
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273 atory to issuiug a check in payment ¡February 8, 1913, is this:
W ILL A. LEONARD
Evans nt Hi» meeting of the county jHayden
sioner has said that he fully expects
•J.M, Tor a tract of 1,40b acres of grazing
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court Tuesday, pointing out Hie name i Mashburn ................... 1
The defendants offer in evidence that Anderson will be made favorite
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.185 land near Medford, five miles from I the original petition for the organiza­ when the real betting starts, and that
Dentist
ol tl ■ Merrill Hecord on the list fur­ iRutnsby . .................... 4
9
.181 tiie railroad. The little scrapper is tion ot the Horsefly Irrigation Dis­ he will go into the ring at no less I
nished by the Klamath Itepubllcun. 1 Leavitt . ................... 2
I White-Maddox bldg.
.166 already arguing about the variety and trict, and propose by means of this than 10 to 8 favoritism.
"If Hie Merrill Hecord Is on that IA very . . ................... 1
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.111 number of animals lie will place on (exhibit, and other evidence, to im­
list t Is a mistake,” replied the rep- ' Boivin . .................... 1
There has been little or no spec­
his ranch, and is also planning to peach» the order of the county court,
r> cntntlve of W. O. Smith, iiinnugot
ulation upon the result so far, as all
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lease an adjoining tract for a number (declaring the said irrigation district
of Hie Klamath Republican. "I would IK MIMI It STAFF
the fans seem to prefer to wait until
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NOW COMPLETE of years.
I duly organized.
like to change that.**
the right Bort of odds show up, and
DR. ANDREW A. SOULE
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King is much elated over the op-
A minute or two Inter Mr Evans’
To this offer, the petitioners object while Brown backers are willing to
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Physician
and
Surgeon
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ixirtunlty
Anderson has to meet upon the ground that the recitals in
attention was called to tho fact that
Tin* "Boomer," the aiiuual of the ,
t.«ke even money, the Anderson sup­
Office, Hoyt Hotel. Ft. Klamath •
on Ills list wus tho name of Th«* Klamath county high school, will be Knockout llrowu at Vernon on March the final order of the county court are porters are figuring that it will be the
lloruid.
.ready for distribution at the begin­ 15, und predicts that the Vancouver conclusive upon the facts therein re­ Northern boy who should be the short
"W lint about thnt, Mr. Evans?” the ning of coniiueni eluent week, accord­ (boy will score a knockout Just as cited.
ender, ar.d consequently are unwilling
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youthful editor, manager, managing ing to Hie students in charge of this quickly as did Joe Rivers—in ten
The supreme court in a recent case, to give odds. Because of the greater
editor nd proprietor of Hie North­ year's publication. Flans are made rounds.
decided on January 28th of the pres­ experience of Brown and the better
MUSIC
western was naked.
ent year, in a case where a specified class of boys he has been fighting, the .
for a bigger and better paper than
Orchestra or Band
Elmer Moore, a well known Poe territory had undertaken to establish A’.derson element is of the opinion I
"That’« nil right,” » hr the roply < ><-r before, und the following depart­
Furnished for all occasions
Valley
rancher, was a Wednesday vis- a port commission, has the following
fide
subscriber.
"Tiie lieraid is a bona
ment head» have been appointed:
A. Y. TINDALL
that Kayo should be made the favor­
to say, in an opinion by Chief Justice ite. Just now the boys are working
It's paid for."
Senior Class Society und drama, ttor in Klamath Falls.
Klamath Falls
Herald Office
"Who pays for It?” WIIH UHKCd
McBride:
. Annie Hales. Junior Class Leland
on an easy schedule of training, wait­
Henry Woods returned to Swan
I charge It to my. elf," replied Mr. . Haines.
"Plaintiff and all others having in­ ing until Sunday to begin the strenu­
Sophomoro Class Oliver
Lake
Wednesday, after attending to terests adverse to the organization of
Evans, in bls characteristic manner. : Applegate.
Freshman Class Pearl
ous stufT. The final week of work
The Herald Ims never paid the Dow. Stuff artist George Btaukey business matters In the county seat.
the port were, by the publication of n ill be a tough period for both. Be­
C. H. W EBBER
the i otlce of election required by law, cause of the lax work done unable to
Northwestern for subscription, am! j Joab editor Stanley Smith. Facul-
Oregon Timber Lands Bought
Mrs. M L. Sargent has gone to duly (.nd legally apprised of the pend­ get much of a new line on the two
believe« thnt th<< welfare of this pa­ i' representative*-- Miss Bessie Apple-
and Sold
per Is not dependent on the receipt | gate. An athletic editor will be Oakland, where she will spend several ency of the proceedings, and either boys. Each has fought here once, and
508 Lumber men’s Building
weeks visiting friends.
dully of the morning paper or tiie (named later.
before the election, or within the sev­ loth engagements were rather short.
Portland, Ore.
goodne- i of heart of Snm Evans,
en days intervening after the election, Anderson put the kibosh onto Trott
'I lie staff heads are as follows:
could have apjieared before the court with such ease that he never was
But if It should develop Hint Mr. Busin« ■« manager, Robert Riggs, sub-
and pointed out the alleged defects in forced to fully extend himself, and his Notice of Sale of Reul Pnqierty by
I vans' reasoning In right, then The > ription manager, Joe L. Skelton:
Admini.stratrix
the ]>etition, and in a simple and in­ real form when in a hard, close fight
Herald or nny other newspaper might editor, Forrest I’lel; associate editor,
Tickets for the eighth annual St. expensive proceeding have made them is still a problem. Brown ran head- In the County Court of the State of
at any time acquire a great circuln- ■ciinle Applegate.
Patrick’s Day ball of the Klamath ««elves parties to the record there, and Jong into a most unfortunate punch,
lion by simply putting a bunch of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
money on one side of the subscription
Falls Volunteer Fire department will settled by review or appeal to the cir­ and while putting up an impressive In the Matter of the Estate of Sesco
ledger, the same amount on the other
L. Wood, Deceased.
perpeti a n o be placed on sale within the next few cuit court the questions they here battle to the final blow, was knocked
side, and then sending the paper to a
days. Already bu»in —s meu are in­ seek to litigate. The findings of the out. and that serves to dock him a bit
Notice is hereby given that In pur­
selected list of names.
suance' of an order of the county
City Engineer Don J. Zumwalt has quiring for the tickets, aud the tire 'county court that the port had been ■ in the way of prestige.
'oinpleted the work of replacing the fighters feel much elated at the pros­ legally and duly organized, and in-
1 he wise ones are very much divid­ ourt of the state of Oregon for Klam-
< orporated, and the entry of this tind- ed ir. their opinions, and it is not ,th county, made on the 4th day of
stone bench mark on Conger avenue it i is for a large sale.
Elaborate arrangements are being* >j mg in tlio Journal, was a final adjudi­ probable that there will be much bet­ March, A. D. 1913, in the matter ot
w itli an iron pipe, imbedded in con-
made for next Monday night's dance. cation of every fact necessary under ting at even money. There Is plenty ib.e estate of Sesco L. Wood, deceased,
rete set deep into the ground.
"Tlx Klamath county horses were
The bench murk was first estab­ The tirili is to be decorated in a man­ the law to constitute a valid corpora­ (of Brown money in sight, with con­ the undersigned as administratrix of
awny above tho average bucking lished in 1878, and at thnt time mark- ner appropriate to tiie "Seventeenth tion, including the location of its siderable Anderson coin hanging the estate of Sesco L. Wood, de-
stock,” aays Murk Howard, who re- e l the northerly end of Conger ave­ of Ireland," and a six-piece.orchestra boundaries, and the matter sought to around for the right price. Unless « sed, will sell at private s.ile to the
be litigated here is res adjudicata. ”
turned hint week froin Los Angeles, nue of the village of Llnkvilie. The will furnish music.
the price adjusts it«elf more definitely highest bidder, upon the terms and
This position of the supreme court then will not be a whole lot of money tondition hereinafter mentioned, and
whore ho went In charge of the Elk's (monument la tho basis for all etir-
is in manifest accord with the st.-iUnes wagered on the result. It is too tough ■ ubject to confirmation by said county
bronchos. "With a little more train­ veys In thnt section, and its preaerva-
providing for the organization of ir­ r light to forecast with any accuracy. court of Klamath county, Oregon, on
Ing Square Deal will be Just as ac- 'tlon was Imperative. Tho new mnrk- i
rigation districts, as will be readily
compllahed a man thrower as Cyclone, er was ordered by the city council.
When Brown and Anderson clash In or after the 5th day of April, A. D.
An illustrated lecture on parks and seen upon a careful examination there the ring the fans will see two left- 1913, all the right, title, interest and
while White Pelican and Cheyenne
i playgrounds throughout Hie world of.
also proved terrors to riders.”
A Now William
1 nnded fighters in action. That is. estate of the said Sesco L. Wood, de­
"Everytime Squure Deal started to
Section 6168, L. O. L., provides for both boys carry their heaviest punch ceased, at the time of his death in and
A son arrived Wednesday nt the will be given at Houston's opera
buck Hie rider left tlm saddle,” con­ home of Mr. and Mrs. William Timms houso Friday and Saturday nights by u petition to lie presented to the coun­ on I he port side. Brown boxes with to the real property hereinafter de­
Edward Everets Weed of Portland.
tinued Howard. “The horse had such on Klamath avenue.
ty court, and a hearing thereon, after il.is right hand extended and depends scribed.
The lectures are given under the published notice thereof, and a final on his powerful left, Anderson boxes
The terms and conditions of said
a variety of twists, sunfishinga and
.1. S. Mills, who has a ranch near auspices of the Women's Civic League order of the county court, and then with his left hand out, but depends on sale are: Cash in gold coin of the
jumps that it wus impossible to stay
says:
aboard him. Just look at this," and Pine Grove, spent Tuesday in this nd no admission will be charged.
that nu mber to bring him the verdict, United States of America, upon con­
Mr. Weed's talks are illustrated
'On the final hearing the court as be is naturally left handed, and It i firmation of the sale by the county
Howard produced n snapshot showing city.
with hand colored lantern slides, sir 11 make and enter an order deter­ Is that hand that carries the greater court of the state of Oregon, for
Hoxie, Hie Mexican vacquero, ding­
Attorney (’. C. Brower I ioh gono t » showing parks In every portion of the mining whether tho requisite num­ punching power.
ing timorously to his sent, while
Klamath county.
Square Deal HiinflHhed and stood on l’ortlnnd to give attention to legal globe. On .u < omit of the importance ber of owners of the land within such
The real estate hereby advertised
I of united action tn beautifying th * proposed district shall have petitioned
one forefoot. "Tho next tlmo tho matters.
of
George J. Walton, superintendent to be sold is described as the E
1 park site In this city, the lecture for the foi mation there«'f, and wheth­ of the Klamath division of the Cali­ the SW’4 and the W'a of the SE’4
holse hit (lie ground," ho added, "his
F. T. Neh >n of Keno Is registered should be full of useful Ideas for er the petition and notice of the time fornia-Oregon Power company, left of Section 20, in Township 35 south,
po> « w aH dirc tly opposite, and Hoxie
Klamath Falls, and should be the c ■' presentation thereof shall have las st Thursday for Medford, to attend Range 15 east of the Willamette Me­
the Hotel Hall.
left the saddle."
'menus of instill'ng a desire for a been duly published as hereinbefore to i official busines«.
According to Howard, the trio trio
ridian In Klamath county, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Tompkins re- beautiful park Into the minds of the
’i: el, n ’ s id oi di r, so tn ide and
All bids or offers must be in writ­
of horses sent to tho Los Angeles
entered shall be conclusive evidence
Rodeo by the Elks proved n groat turned from Keno today, nfter a visit people.
Wen Stansble, who is farming on ing, and may be tfetlvered to or ad­
The Women's Civic I e iguc Il 'S >1' ' f il l found bv the court.”
Wilson's Flits, was a county seat vis­ dressed to this administratrix, In care
advertisement for the local Rodeo, with friends there, They leave to-
Se tion i '1 >, L. O. L.. defines con­ itor Wednesday.
of Kuykendall & Ferguson, her at­
and he snys there will bo riders from morrow for their ranch near Bo- been working Industriously for tiie
i "City H< 'til ful,' n I R is t ikl'ig t'o i’’. Te evlden« e. ns follows:
torneys, at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
all over Hie Southwest here to com­ nanza.
Initiative In tie work of beautifying
n 'v 'v o- un ni er’hie evi­
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Paddock of
Dated this 4tli day of March, A. D.
pete for Hie prizes. He expresses a
County Commissioner Guy Merrill the park site.
dence Is that which tho liw does not I .«re’! i are liete to do some shopping 1913.
NELLIE WALL,
belief that tho Elka, with tho horses
Ont! i': '>■
•ind visit local friends.
Administratrix of the Estate of
and riders available hero can put on returned to Merrill today after being
It nni t be remembered that this
Sesco L. Wood, Deceased.
a show tho oqunl, If not better tiliin In nttondance nt the county court.
n i
t to
or to
J. F. Newbnnka, a well known KUYKENDALL A FERGUSON,
Hie Los Angelos Rodeo.
I C. B, Clondennlng was In Wed­
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1 In ntc n ’
t o I tw.
Kenoite, was a Wednesday visitor in
Attorneys for Administratrix.
Tho Kin math county horses nro
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' re’ ’ nr ■'
t witl U e county “ent.
3-6-4-3 r
now with tho Municipal Amusement nesday from his ranch near Midland.
MH LEADS IN OK IOUMENI
ANDERSON MAY BE IHE FAVORIÌE