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•i BRIDGE. HIATT MACHIN KN, John Stever departed this life on 29th day of November, 1913, iu a tress, to extend good cheer, to mini STATE HEALTH BOA 111» TO IHCK, I n HAD AT MEDFOIU» III l\ St MMI II III SOItrs mise and soften the asperities of life certain action in the circuit court for or about the 3d day of November, • 1 1913, in Klamath county, Oregon; said county and alate, wherein Fred and death, and to pervade the world MEDFORD, Dec 5. A moral re SALEM, Dec. 6. Ilefore the bo- PubliraUoM *f Hummoi that I have made diligent search and erick Winatanley as plaintiff recov 'with the atmosphere of tenderness glnnlng ot »nothör hu mliier »rason, form wave, caused by an anonymous and love. Its work Is to eliminate ered judgment against F. E. Robluaon In the circuit court of the state of inquiry, and from search and Inquiry the »tato board of liealth purpose of letter, hit the city council when It for Klamath I am caused to believe, and I there i and Minnie Robinson and E. L. Car blind passion or control It; to eradl- in and Oregon, cate mallngnaucy aud strife, aud curb tormulatlug dqfinite rulea uud regula- ptiHHod an nnlLguinbllng law, a re- fore allege tbo fact to be that Stever ver for the sum of one thousand dol- county. tumultuous, vaulting, personal anibl- tions covering all the suimner reaorta enaetmuit of » hat already la a state liars, with interest thereon at tbo rate P. M. Reidy, plaintiff. V». Mary E. left no widow, heirs or kindred him jtlou, and teach men to lay upon the In Oregon, partlcularly the varlous law, which If strictly enforced will j of 10 per cent from the 37th of McCormick and S. W. Brainard, surviving; prevent »baking »lice for clgare be- .March, 1911, compute»l and added as altar of the general weal their per spring» througiiout the state. defendant«. I further depose aud say that the I provided by the terms of said uote, sonal Interests and wishes. In fine, It für tou frequently has boon that i«»ou friend», bridge whist uinoug To Mary E. McCormick »nd S. W. probate records of Klamath county. I aud costs aud disbursements taxed to promote the broad principles of peoplo who have gone to these vari- ladle», the playing of card« for treats Brainard, defendants. Oregon, show that on the 5th day of | at two hundred forty-three and charity in thought and action that t oua reaorta in search of health rud and practically mean suapeualon ot In the name of the state of Oregon, November, 1913, one R. C. Short was ‘05-100 dollars ou the ISth day of make for a world of peace am! love. rost durlug th«* au minor aeaaou have bualn«*«» In a n II in tier of local cigar you and each of you are hereby sum appointed executor of the -estate of November, 1913, The Benevolent and Protective Order I m eil Infected wilh lyphlod fever or store». In Its <lrn»tlcncHH It rival« the moned to appear and answer the com said John Stever, deceased; Notice Is hereby giveu that 1 will of Elks has found the key that un other enterte disease*, or, If «wcaplug "Blue Law" of New England Mean plaint filed against you in the above I further allege that said Stever on the 17th day of January, 1914, at locks the doors that there may be these, have been compelled to endure while «lot machine« are running with- entitled actiou within six weeks af never either established or main the front door of the court house of ushered in the era of love, when all annoyances disagreeable In this en mt Interference In saloons ami cigar ter the first publication of this sum tained residence upon said land; that Klamath county, in Klamath Falls, In may assemble under the lily-white lightened age of civilisation I »tores. mons. and if you fail to appear and said Stever never cultivated or im said county, at 10 o'clock iu the fore banner of the Prince of Peace. The The iuohi flagrant offeiiHe la In ths The ordinance passed without a dis- answer within the ssld time the plain proved the same: that said Stever noon of said day, sell at public auc Great Apostle has said that 'Charity matter of th»» toilet facllltleM, which »ntlng vote, t'uuncllmen Miliar and tiff for the want of such appearance abandoned said land soon after filing tion to the highrat bidder, for cash, shall never fall.’ When faith be at many of llie spring» uro uot only Htewart complaining of Ita wide «cope, will apply to the above entitled court thereon and remained away there the follow lug described property, to comes knowledge and hope becomes an unsightly abomination, but one but voting for It. Mayor I’urdlu, City realisation. Charity is still fulfilling that Is a menace to the health of the Attorney McCabe and Councilman for the relief demanded in the com from a great portion of the time until wit: its etrnal mission. his death; that since the death of said plaint filed herein, towlt: public. It frequently happens that j Mitchel led the light for tha ordi All of section sixteen, township “ When the ‘books are opened' ami at these various springs, after taking nance. For a judgment, order and decree Stever, his heirs, or widow, or next twenty-seven south, range nine east; The ordinance wua paaaod upon the against Mary E. ’McCormick in the of kin, or said executor, have neither all of section thirty-six. township nations stand before the Exalted their own waler supply from the Ruler of all mankind to receive judg headwaters of Home of the streams of allegation« of un unsigned letter. In sum of 92250, with interest thereon lived upon or in any manner cultivat twenty-eight south, range eight east; me nt; when the angola gather and the state, the outbuilding» are SO con w hich Noah Lyou» and lh»x llul»« wore at the rate of 8 per cent per annum ed said land, or Improved the same, east half of section sixteen, township wonder and the myriads of white structed that the excrement Is al charged with conducting a poker February. 1911. but that they, and each of them, have twenty-eight south, range eleven east; from the 3d day of robed forms are Imaged In the placid lowed to flow directly Into the stream game In a cigar etom on Front etrect. until paid; for the sum of 1250.00 wholly abandoned said land and have' all oast of W. M., containing in the bosom of the crystal river a decision to poison those who would take water Tli»> writer »aid he had loat money attorneys fees to be allowed in this wholly failed and neglected to reside aggregate 1.600 acres. rings out that serves a precedent for tiler»*, nnd If railed would appear na a action; for the costs and disburse thereon; that nobody, for the use and Taken and levied upon as the prop millions more: “1 was hungry and from below. witness nnd bring »»there. The ordl- Many toilets form an act Ivo breed ments in this action; and also for a benefit of said Stever has resided erty of the said F. E. Robinson and you fed me; naked, and you clother decree foreclosing the mortgage upon, cultivated or I improved said Miunie Robinson and E. L. Carver, or me; nthlrst. aud you gave me drink; ing place for file»; numerous hotels nnnee provide» Immunity from prose described in the said complaint, to land. as much thereof as may be nec»ssary sick and In prison, and you came and have no screens of any kind either cution for him if he dona. Mayor wlt: a mortgage dated January 3, I further say that 1 I claim an in to satisfy the said judgment in favor ministered unto me.” The feeble In to the windows of the bed rooms or Purdin »aid Prosecutor Kelly told him 1911, for the sum of 92250.00 made terest in and to said land for this. of Frederick Winstanley against said I quiry is ventured: "Lord, when did even the the dining rooms, whore the ordlnunce aua necessary. The net provide» from 95 to 9100 and executed by O. M. Hector and among other reasons: Said Stever defendants, with Interest thereon, to I ever see you thus and ministered n continuous trull of contamination tine for the players, and 925 to 9100 ••xlHts from these "common carriers," Winnie Hector and afterwards as i has died without leaving a widow, gether with all costs and disburse unto you?" Hear the reply: "Inas tin»» for the dealer, and la a copy of and in almost none is any attempt sumed by the defendant. Mary E. heirs or kindred, and I claim the pref ments that have or may accrue. much as you did it unto one of the the stato law, but under the city made. for any sanitary disposal of Dated at Klamath Falls. December least of these my brethren you did It McCormick, herein, upon the follow erence right to enter said land should m«a»uro gambling la made a tnlsde- ing described real eetate and real it revert back to the government, and 4. 1913. unto me. Enter thou Into thc joys of garbage or kitchen waste That this Is one of the crying mennor, Inatead of a felony. Every C. C. LOW. Sheriff. thy laird" property in Klamath County. Oregon, if permitted to do so, I intend to ac needs, not only In thia, but our ad form of gambling, from roulette to "The old Jewish adage shows beau towlt: the east of the northeast quire title to said land under the By GEO. A. HAYDON, Deputy. joining stat»* to the north, has been turkey raffle«, 1« covered by the or 12-4-1-15 r tifully the ultimate triumph of the quarter of section 17, township 39. j homestead laws ef the L’nited States. manlf«*st for some time, anil it Is the dinance great principle upon which we stand ' south range 9 east, W. M. in Oregon. (I further depose and say that this Notice to Creditors board's purpose to not only formulate " "Iron breaks stone; fire melts Reserving and excepting from this affidavit is intended to be an amend lu the County Court of the State of Iron; water quenches fire; clouds rille» ami regulations covering the The board of supervisors mot in conveyancy a strip of land through ment of that certain affidavit of con Oregon, in and for Klamath drink water; storms dispel regular »»-»»ion Monday. The moat sanitary conditions, but to »ee that the said above described premises, one test signed by me on the 4th day of County. important business claiming their at th»*s»* are actively enforced, and hundred (100) feet wide for right November, 1913, and upon which no in the Matter of the Estate of Frank clouds; man withstands the storm; through the power vested In It will tentlon was the selections of plans wine overcomes man; sleep over of way for the California North tice for publication issued on the 7th Silvers. Deceased. comes wine; death overcomes sleep, either make all these resorts comply for tin» new court house. There were Eastern Railway Company; also re of November, 1913, and said amend- The undersigned, having been duly but charity overcomes death.' with the rules or close them to the sixteen plans presented for their con serving and excepting a strip of land meat is made so as to embrace cer appointed by the above court as ad- slderntlon, and ten architects wers public. "An order devoted to such ends on the east, north and south sides of tain matters and things which have i ministratrix of the estate of Frank present to urge the merits of their I cannot but live with the ages, and said tract thirty (30) feet wide for arisen since said original affidavit was Silvers, deceased, and having duly plans. .Many of these mon have a Take a Mutual Life Policy Now unit while the Imperfections of our broth use as a public road; this convey filed.) qualified as such administratrix, no- ers have been relinquished from mem national reputation, and if Modoc 1 ou Will <»»*t it Caeli Dividend You are, therefore, further notified I tice is hereby given to all persons, ance is also made subject to a stock county d<>e« not get a suitable build Every Cliriwtiiia« ory to go the way of the shifting subscription contract with the Klam that the said allegation will be taken \ creditors of said deceased, and to any sands their good deeds, kind words ing It will not be for want of plan» ath Water Users Association, re by this office as having been confessed and all persons having claims against and cheering personalities will sur from which to selevt Alturas Plain Ill*» First < liristmn» l*r»*«-nt dealer. corded in book 7B of mortgages at { by you. and your said entry will be i »aid deceased, to present said claim, vive, deeply engraven upon the un \V II Carlile, Chicago. page 104 of records of Klamath: canceled thereunder without your 1 duly verified as by law required, with fading tablets of love and memory.” Dear Sir: It Is with much pleasure 95.000 then. better thnn I can on county, Oregon; together with the further right to be heard therein, 1 in six months from the date of the I acknowledge recept of your check The erection of the largest excelsior 91 .oou now. Every young man should tenements, hereditaments, and ap either before this office or on appeal, first publication of this notice; said j for 95,533. I wonder if I might have purtenances thereunto belonging or if you fail to file in this office within i claims to be presented and filed with luclory °«» ‘he Pacific Coast. In Eu- the Policy to keep that papa took out Ip»nre, and no company boats "The E. L. Elliott at his office, 212 Willits ; Kcue. cutting annually »«me *.00o old Mutual Life of New York. in anywise appertaining, the said twenty days after the FOURTH pub-1 building, Klamath Falls, Oregon, that rords of wood, and employing twenty- In 1X64. It was hla first Christmas O m w Carey, Lebanon. Ohio. mortgage having been recorded at . lication of this notice, as shown be- I present to mv mother after their being the place of the transaction of llVe ‘ he continuously and I la-tier of Ttiankagivlng page 419, in book 10, record of low, your answer, under oath, spe-1 seventy-five men and twenty-five marriage. They are both gons now w II Nethetson, Dear Hlr- I am mortgages of Klamath county, Or ! cifically meeting and responding to the business of said estate. and the Policy 1» so old 1 should love thankful I took insurance with the First publication of this notice to teams cutting and hauling fro a great to keep It as a momento. egon. on the 10th day of January, j these allegations of contest, or if you er part of the year, Is contempkited Mutual Life when I did al age 20 for be on the 27th day of November, A.D. 1911; for a further order and de • fail within that time to file in this Sincerely, Apphfa B. Day. ty C. O. Peterson, owner of the Eu 92,500, forty-three years ago I am 1913. ESTHER SILVERS, cree that the real estate named in I office due proof that you have served Wlslx-s Hr Had Taken *5,000 gene excelsior mill. The present mill now 73 yeaVa old, nnd It doo», not ro- Administratrix. this complaint may be sold by ths a copy of your answer on the said ■ will be discarded as a factory, and K. it. Ferguson. Manager, qulre the president's proclamation to 11-21-12-25 r sheriff of Klamath county, Oregon, contestant either in person or by reg-i, after moved to one side will be used Dear Sir: 1 am very much pleased make tne grateful for the large In- as under execution and as provided istered mail. If this service is made as a warehouse. The new mill will with dividends and only wish I had < reanlng annua) dividends your com Irrigation Next by law for the sale of real estate un- by the delivery of a copy of your an- be of modern fire proof construction, taken five timos as much Insurance. pany I» now paying tn»* I». L. Rath The Hunter Land company, which der foreclosure and that the proceeds swer to the contestant in person, and will cost approximately 910,000. When 1 took my policy 1 was young bun. owns 5,700 acres around Crescent un of such sale after paying the costs, i proof of such service must be either -Eugene Register. and active, and 1 could have paid on F. M PRIEST, Agent der the military road grant, are plan disbursements, attorney's fees shall the said contestant's written acknow- I ning to irrigate their land by mak be applied upon the judgment, and ledgment of his receipt of the copy, ing a reservoir of Odell Lake.—La if the proceeds of such sale be In showing the date of its receipt, or the fine Inter-Mountain. sufficient, the plaintiff shall have affidavit of the person by whom the judgment and execution against the delivery was made, stating when and LOST—On September 24, between defendant, Mary E. McCormick, to where the copy was delivered; if Naylox and Bly, new Ideal fountain recover such balance unpaid; and made by registered mail, proof of pen. Finder leave at Upp’s jewelry for a further order and decree that such service must consist of the affi store. Reward. the said defendants, Mary E. McCor davit of the person by whom the copy mick and S. W. Brainard, and all was mailed, stating when and the persons claiming under them, may postoffice to which It was mailed, and be barred and foreclosed of all rights, this affidavit must be accompanied by claims or equity of redemption in the postmaster’s receipt for the letter. said premises or any part thereof, Tou should state in your answer and for such other and further re the name of the postoffice to which ALWAYS BEGINS a SMALL LUMP LIKE lief that to this court may seem you desire future notices to be sent THIS and ALWAYS POISONS DEEP GLANDS I to you. equitable. IN THE ARMPIT AND KILLS QUICKLY This summons is published pur JAS. F. BURGESS, Register. suant to an order of the Hon. Henry I Date of 1st publication, Nov. 20, 1913 L. Benson, judge of the circuit court Date of 2d publication, Nov. 27, 1913 for Klamath county, Oregon, made I Date of 3d publication, Dec. 4, 1913 November 19, 1913, and the first 1 Date of 4th publication, Dec. 11, 1913 IF I FAIL TO CURE any CANCER or TUMOR I TREAT BEFORE it PoFxons Bone orOeep Glands publication thereof is made on the No KNIFE or PAIN 20th day of November, 1913, and the Notice to Creditors last publication will be on the 25th No Pay Until Cored In the County Court of the State of No X Ray or other day of December, 1913. swindle. An ¡aland Oregon, for Klamath County plant makeatho eure W. H. SHAW, In the Matter of the Estate of Daniel A830LUIE GUARAKUE Attorney for Plaintiff. Any TUMOR, LUMP or W. Dineen, Deceased. Sore on the lip,.fee« 11-20-12-25 r or body long m Cancer Notice is hereby given by the un It giver Psinj until last etaxe. 120-PAGE LOOK Notice of Contest dersigned, executrix of the estate and aenl free; P-shrnoniaU <if D-partment of the Interior, United last will of Daniel W. Dineen, de thounndz cur-d at home wairs TO NOME States Land Office, Lakeview, ceased, to the creditors of and all ANY LUMP IN WOMAN'S BREAST Oregon, November 15, 1913. 1 " ■ persons having claims against the -* CANCER. We refuaee tbouMndn Dying. Came Too Lite. We have cured 10,000 in 20 yra. To the Unknown Heirs of John Stev said deceased or the said estate, to er, Deceased, Contestee: present such claims, with the proper Address DR. & MRS. OR. CHAMLEY & CO. You are hereby notified that Curry vouchers within aix months from the A 436 VALEMCIA ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL A. Smith, who gives Klamath Falls, date of this notice to the said execu KINDLY MAiL this to some one with CANCER 1 (-¿il”1’1 Oregon, as his postoffice address, did trix, at her residence. No. 1163 Wash on November 14th, 1913, file in this ington street. In the city of Klamath office his duly corroborated applica Falls, county of Klamath, state ol ( tion to contest and secure the cancel Oregon, such residence being the lation of your Homestead entry No. place selected for the transaction of ................ Serial No. 0561, made Sep all matters of business connected « tember 16, 1908, for NH SW14 (be with said estate. Date of first publication, November | ing the NE14 8W% and lot 6), Sec Ask to see it at tion 6, Township 39 S., Range 10 E., 13, 1913. ELIZABETH DINEEN. Willamette Meridian, and as grounds your dealers Executrix of the Estate and Last Will ‘ Abanhitcly free—a 25 <*nt cake of D. D. D. for his contest he alleges that: Skin Soup, with tlx- p'irrliiuic of a full size hot- of Daniel W. Dineen, Deceased. tie of I). I). It. Pre-r-ription for Eczema—for 15 I further depose and say that said y<’»rathe standard »kin remedy. Helief guar- 11-13-12-11 r ante.-d from Illis ilrnt tx»tlleor your money re- land Is agricultural in character, and funded. 1». 1». 1». Skin Soap. purest and bland chiefly valuable therefor; that In so est of Skin Soaps, should always tie used In Notice of Sheriff's Hale connection with I>. I>. I). Prescription, tbo far as I know Stever’s said entry is MARYSVILLIÌ soothing, healing lotinn. We h ire made fast ¡cuds of mor*» limn one family by recommend the only proceeding now pending for By virtue of an execution in fore fl ing these famous prisjix t» and we want you to the acquisition of title to said land closure duly issued by the clerk of try them now on the (peclal offer. This Is im mediate. 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