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coNicSi lis . mm S ü P pori soon follow. , GO AFTER THE In additiou to developing the eggs ANKENY IHTCH al Spencer Creek, Mr. Sprague will or M. DAN«.I It INI YOl.NG GIRLS IN also hatch out rainbow fry for distri In response to a petition, signed by MAYOR NICHOLAS MEIS HATE HOLD KNOWN BY PARENTS bution through Klamath county. This FOR tlARIIAUK REMOYAL every professional and buslneas man ; i iti- will eliminate the necessity of ship In the city, which was presented to One of the (» um * of the Social Evil ping eggs to Bonneville aud reship- the council Inst night by J K. Swan llcoldcilfN tl*«' lt«H||l«'Nt<Nl («> Ralli«««» Is Attribut««! Io the Selti»h Effort» ping the fry to Klamath county. Mr. All ltiil>lii*li, Trani i, El«'., From sen, steps were taken toward the For the purpose of gettlug better of a \eWN|iaper to Secure a tirent Sprague will be here a month longer, Fifty dollars and twenty-five days abandonment of the Ankeny canal. Tliirr Premi»«« Maturila), and tv acquainted, and more co-operation1 In Jail was the sentence imposed on Circulation — \ allied lTisei* Are :.t least. Fiate it In Itovea or Barrel« N/car Councilman Goellur, Melhuse and ter the success of the Sunday school, I .1 IL Carnahan Tuesday afternoon by Savidge ware named by Mayor Nich Held Forth a* a Bait to the I u- the Nidcwtilk, Wiu»re Teams can a Sunday school officers' and tench« re' Justice of the Peace E. W. Gowen, olas to act with City Attorney Itute- war,. tk t H | banquet w ill be» held Friday evenlug »ho held that Carnahan acted In con nlc on the matter, and report at the ut Grace M. E. church. Judge Beu tempt of court In his remarks An effort to make good prev ious ex Muy 3 la * 'cloau-lip" day in Klnm- next meeting Thia committee In ad son, v. I.o has charge of the Bible travagant claims of circulation, even Carnahan Is conducting the defence dition to uacvrtalnlng the attitude of uth Fails. (Special Correspondence) If by so doing there is to result men of the Conley brothers charged with those holding water rights under the MERRILL. Ore., April 21.—Court -class, will act us toastmaster. The date wnn net Inal night by The program follows tal anguish for Klamath Falls parents house construction and destruction having deer meat In their possession ditch, will take the matter up with Mayor T. F. Nicholas, and with the and ruin for Klamath Falls girls, is and arguments "fer ntid ferninst" the Opening remarks George J. Walton. out of season, and he seeks to lutro- the government. assistance of (lie members of the Sunday school superintendent. about to be made by the tuorniug ounty court supplanted the schedul«»d ducc evidence to show that their ar- council, residents of the clly und a newspaper. Announcement was made tilk on good roads at Saturday night's 'The Feasibilities of a lOO-h.-p. Bun j rest Is the result of malice on the part few te mis. It I n believed that Klam day School Class”—Dr. W. A of neighbors. In this he Is opposed Sunday that a voting contest would meeting at the opera house, and in nth Falls on Sunduy, May ini. Will be Leonard. shortly be inaugurated by the North tin1 . <ttle of words between County by District Attorney Irwin, and the the Ideul “spotless town " A cam- western. and. as a bait to young girls Judge Worden and his supporters, Comments on the Sunday School Ac-¡two at th«» former trial frequently re < pulgii to Interest all In the wdrk Is to to go forth among strangers of doubt and representatives of the Taxpayers’ counting Department— M I bs Bee sorted to hot words. be carried on by the city officials and Summers. ful repute with their pleas fot money League and others seeking the recall When the case was tried before the the Women's Civic League. for the paper, attractive prizes are • f Worden, the county official came "The Most Popular Books, Exclusive 'jury failed to agre«>. Carnahan then The clean up date was set for Sat of Nick Carter Series and Peck’s {asked for a change of venue to the offered. off victorious. urday on account of the Invaluable as Bad Boy”- Arlle Worrell. circuit court, holding that (he Justice This, at any rate, seemed Io be the Fortunately, the contest is meeting A strike among members of the sistance chlldreu can givo to their with but little attention. Fa.ents opinion of Merrill people, as they ap "Should Corporal Punishment be In was prejudiced In favor of the dis election boards was hinted at last parents In the work of using th« rake have been advised of the danger plauded thunderously every talk of . .troduced and Administered in the trict attorney. This was denied, as night by some of the councilmen. fol and removing cane, bottles, wire, Sunday School?" Miss Fern Wood was a motion to change the trial to lowing the announcement that there scrap Iron and other forma of rub- awaiting a young girl who enters such Worden's, and hissed and hooted oth a contest, and there will be great dif er speakers. There was no mincing ' Would Rag Time Improve the Inter the Keno Justice court. Is no provision In the city charter al blab. est in Sunday School Music?"— It was during the examination of a lowing the city to pay Die clerks and ficulty for the imported ex;»erts of the of words ou the part of any of the There are many men who love to Miss Louise Benson. | wltnes on Tuesday that Carnahan Judges more than 32 a day. It was devote a portion of Sunday, their morning paper in securing contest speakers, and several times it looked ants who will go forth with the plea as though the two sides might come to Echoi's From the Cradle Roll De-!»tnted that he and his client were not decided, however, to name the boards “Day of Rest,” to working In their partment.” Mrs. George H. Feese. getting a square deal. The Justice unyhow, and the following appoint yards, and thia will enable them to fisticuffs. for coin. DiscuMionn dismissed the Jury and Imposed i J 10 ments were made: The fact that the meeting was to be also “get busy" and get their prop Some states have passed laws pro 'Shall We Adopt Some Contest flue During the ensuing argument erty lu a sightly condition before the First Ward hibiting the operation of a newspaper a direct attack on Judge Worden was Scheme to Increase Membership?” the magistrate raised the amount. Judges Foul Breitenstein, O. A teams arrive contest. The purpose of such legis not known to the majority of Merrill The Jury was then recalled and the Stearns and Frank Armstrong. —E. M. Chlicote. Mrs. Arnold. There will be ample teams provided lation has invariably been the same, people who were present, and there trial proceeded. Miss Momyer, Frank M. Vpp. Clerks- K. G. Cummings, F. Stahl- by the city to haul away the rubbish, namely the danger resulting to the was much surprise when, following a couple of talks on good roads. Rollo Should the Entire School Assemble man. and these will on Monday haul to the contestants. Together for Opening Exercisea^-or C. Groesbeck of Klamath Falls, a Second Marti city dumping ground uli the trash Many girls owe their downfall to -’ll Judges— L. F. Willltts, A A. Me- that la pincod near the sidewalk their zeal in securing subscribers for newcomer in this section, commenced I Should the Primary Department Meet Separately?"—Miss Hazel where it can be reached without Iosa an attack on Judge YV ’ orden. He laid haffey, I*. L. Fountain, some newspaper. Among the many 1 The matter of bonding the city to Summers, Miss Sue Burnett, Dr. of time. stress on the fact that there was no Clerks (¡us Melhase and J. Y. Tip- causes of the social evil, the voting 1 Leonard. Mrs. Lewis. 'pay off the present warrant indebted- tou. of carrying on the fight contest is given a prominent place, intention ' the court house, as that, he "Are There Any New Scholars?"— . uess i of the city will be submitted to Third Ward Milk Nupply Depot and it is expected that within a few against 1 the people May 26th. The date of Rev. George H. Feese. claimed, was settled, and it would be Judges WJIIIam Whitlock, Georg« In order to faclhtalo th« hutidling years progressive communities will ' the i special election was tiled by the Snyder. M. Motschcnbacher, in Hot Springs addition. of the products of their dairy, the not only not encourage a newspaper built 1 WIGHT RESIGNS city council Monday night, following In reply to Groesbeck. Worden said Clerks Sid Evans and Ralph Rose. Ezell stock and dairy farm has rent in adopting such method, but will AS PRINCIPAL , the adoption of an ordinance provid that the remark had been made in the Fourth Ward ed the old creamery building at the legislate against it ing for the bond issue. hall that evening that the framework Judges—O. ii Hunter, Hobt. Alex corner of Fourth and Dak streets. Klamath Falls parents do not owe Police Judge Leavitt, City Tress ander, John Fotter. (Special Correspondence) This will be used as a distributing de the future happiness of their children of the court house would be torn urer J. W. Siemens and City Attorney pot. ,' MERRILL, Ore., April 21. — Frof. Clerks—L. A Willis -»nd Frank to the morning newspaper. Whether down and moved to the old site. This Rutenlc will decide the amount of the Applegate. D. W. Wight has tendered his resigna was denied, and Worden announced that paper secures a great circulation . bond issue, after a careful complla- Fifth Ward Huiutnoii* or not is purely a business proposition that P. L. Fountain of Klamath Falls tion as principal of the Merrill High ' school, to take effect at the end of the tion of data regarding the city's Judges «John Stone, Bert Loosley, In the Circuit Court of th« State of with which the sanctity of the home made the remark. “I didn’t say that," shouted Foun school year. He has not announced financial status. James Lindsay. Oregon, for Klamath County. has nothing whatever to do. The warrant indebtedness of the his future plans. tain. Clerks— Fred Bueadng and Alci Margaret Denns?. Plaintiff. ’ Within the past few months The "You did, I heard you,” said Robert I Miss Bertha A. Heacock, who has city's general fund amounts to >66,- Nosier vs. Herald has received numerous Oppor | been assistant principal of the high 696.34. With Interest to the 1st of rhese officials are to serve nt the Clarence w Denney, Defendant tunities from outside experts to in Emmitt, who sat next to him. Worden then took up Groesbeck's . cbool for the past two years, will also July figured at 35,763.23. the total city election on May 5. uud nt th* spe To Clarence W. Denney, the above- augurate a contest here, but profiting warrant Indebtedness of the general cial bond election May 26. named Defendant: by past experience and a careful con argument as to the extravagance of I leave at the end of the present term. fund la figured at 173,461.57. She will teach in California, where In the name of the State of Ore sideration of the evils resulting, all the court, and told of Groesbeck ask I The street fund's warrant Indebted H. Boivin went to Algoma Monday, gon ing >500 attorney fees for handling her parents reside. You are hereby summoned and have been rejected. ness Is figured at >4,136.35, and in where he secured the contract for In an estate, which bill, Worden said, be required to appetr and answer the “The way to get a greater number Mrs. A. L. I^avitt, who spent the terest until July brings this amount stalling furnaces and heating plants complaint tiled In the above entitled of votes,” reads the Northwestern's cut in half. winter in Oakland, returned to Klam to 34,332.28. In two new bungnlows being built by suit within six (6) weeks after the Groesbeck denied this, and Sam T. plea for contestants to co-operate, "is The total indebtedness of these the Algoma Lumber company. ath Falls Saturday, and will remain Summers, administrator of the estate, first publication of this summons In to ask your friends to take the North the Klamath Republican, a uewspa- reiterated the Judge's statement. At here for the summer. She is much (wo funds will amount to about >76,- western." 1794.85. The amount of the mond Notice of HtMlieMMnt <»f Final Account per. lo-wit: on or before the 6th day Later the paper will suggest to a this the attorney again insisted on be improved in health. Judge Leavitt issue will be somewhere near this went to Oakland to accompany her of Administrator ing beard, and the crowd ordered him ! of June, 1913, which la the date of contestant: — ------------------------------------------------- figure. home. Notice 1« hereby given that John H. the last publication of this summons, "Having canvassed all of your to sit d°wn- There is now in the city treasury Smart, administrator of the estate of and you will •take notice that If you friends you might ask somebody else'« Mordens address covered every Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bennett have 1 11.000, the amount realized uy the l.ucy Looeley. deceased. has rendered fall to appear and answer or plead friends for money to help you." ¡point on which the county court has tax levy for the current year. This And so it goes, until the now thor- been attacked, and he charged those1to Oakland , where they will will be kept for the needs of the pres and presented to this court aud filed within the »aid time, the plaintiff, for with the clerk thereof, his report and want thereof, will apply to the above ourhly interested young girl visits »«eking his recall of employing dark make an extended visit. ent. and beginning July 1st. this will j final account of his administration of {entitled court for the relief demand He places she would not think of in the methods to bring this about. be used to cash all claims against the |aaid estate, together with his petition ed In the complaint Died In said suit, Notice for Publication peo ordinary course of events, and meets hlate<t t*1®* he was chosen by i city A clause of the new charter* ifor final distribution of th?, personal Ito-wIt: For a decree of the above (Not Coal Lands) people she would not care to have her ple, and would keep office until the makes the city's business be conduct property belonging thereto; and that entitled court forever dissolving the parents believe she had ever before people indicated that they did not Department of the Interior, I'nited ed on a strictly cash basis utter July Friday, the 30th day of May, A. D. bonds of matrimony existing between States Land Office at Lakeview, want him in office longer. “It’s the heard of. 1 of this year. Oregon, April 4, 1913. 1913, at 10 o'clock a. m., and In the th I n plaintiff and the defendant here same old bunch in a new suit of Notice >ls hereby given that E. court root» of the county court of in. and for such other end further re- clothes, ” he declared. ITKST TROVT EGGS AKE A strong flow of water was struck Klamath county, state of Oregon, In lief as to the court may aeetn eqult- A reference to the suit over iron Leighroy Miller of Odessa, Oregon, SENT TO THE HATCHERY culvert brought by Colonel Allison who, on April 29, 1912, made home on the Reamea place last week by the the county court house at Klamath able. N% California-Oregon Fewer company's Falls, In said county, have been up Thia HiiniriioiiM In published once '.« Deputy District Game Warden Car brought Allison to his feet, and again stead entry No. 03878, for 8 drilling crew, which Is said to equal In pointed by the court as the time and week for six (6) consecutive weeks ey M. Ramsby Sunday made a ship there were cries of "shut up" through Section 19, Township 37 S„ Range 7 volume the flow of Rock Creek. The ment of trout eggs to the state fish ! the ball. After attempting to spea«, E., Willamette Meridian, has filed flow was struck at a depth of 150 feet. place for a hearing of said petition, In the Klamath Republican, a news notice of Intention to make final com report and final account and the set paper, published weekly within the Allison declared that he would put his hatchery at Bonneville, where they It is the Intention of the company tlement of said account; at which city of Klamath Falla, Klamath coun will be hatched. This is the first ship- ' remarks in black and white, insisting mutation proof, to establish claim to to continue work on the same well. In ment of fish eggs to be made out of that he could not get a fair show in the land above described, before C. the hopes of Increasing the flow. This time and plm* any person Interested ty. state of Oregon, pursuant to an R. De Lap, county clerk, at Klamath in said estate may appear and file ex order made and entered on the 21st the hall. Klamath county. is being done In order to develop a ceptions to the said account and con day of April. 1913, by the Hon. Wm Falls. Oregon, on the 31st day of O. A. Stearns then got up to speak The eggs were taken at Spencer future water supply, when the town test the same. 8. Worden. Judge of the county court Creek by A. J. Sprague, state fish ex but he was accorded treatment sim May, 1913. grows larger, as two other well» are Claimant names as witnesses: Dated this 24th day of April, A. D. of the state of Oregon. Klamath coun pert, who is here securing rainbow fry ilar to that given Allison, following L. L. Stein, Henry Straw, R. L. furnishing ample water for the city’s 1913. ty, and the first publication thereof for distribution throughout the state some allusions to the purchase of the needs. Fulkerson, James Biair, all of Odes JOHN H. SMART, county poor farm. Is made In said newspaper on the streams. As the eggs reach the “eye” Mrs. E. 8. Terwilliger hioTreturned Administrator of the Estate of Lucy 24th day of April, 1913. sa, Oregon. stage of development, they are ship to Merrill after a short sojourn In A. W. ORTON", Ixtosely, Oeceased. Louis Bolle of Mt. Hebron is ALBERT E. ELDER. ped. Sunday’s shipment consisted of Klamath Falls. 4-24-5-22 r Register. 4-24-11-5 r 4-24-5-29 r Klamath Falls visitor. Attorney for Flalntlff. 200,000 eggs. 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