Klamath republican., January 08, 1914, Image 2

Summons
proceeds of such sale, after paying
giaua Glenn, Deceased.
range eight (8) east, Willninette
Notice is hereby given that the un­
meridian.
In the Circuit Court of the State of lhe costs, disbursements, attorney's
dersigned
has
tiled
with
the
clerk
ut
The southwest quarter (8WI0.
fees,
shall
be
applied
upon
the
judg
­
Oregon, for Klamath '"ounty
the above entitled court, his final ac­
the
south half UB» I of the south­
ment,
and
If
the
proceeds
of
such
J.tta Blanchard. Plaintiff.
east quarter (NE%), the north­
,sale be insufficient, the plaintiff shall counts and reports as administrator
vs.
of the above mentioned estate, and
west quarter (NW % ) of yie south­
Walter Reed Blanchard, Defendant. .have Judgment and execution against
that Wednesday, January 28th, 1914,
east
quarter (8E%) and lot thir­
the
defendant,
Oscar
C.
I-ee.
to
recov
­
To Walter Reed Blanchard, the above
teen (13) of section seven (7).
er such balance unpaid; and, further, and 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
named Defendant:
day, at the court house of said coun­
and lota three (3), four (4), five
In the name of the state of Oregan. that the said defendants, Oscar C. Lee
ty, has been appointed by the Hon.
(5) and six (6) of section eight (8)
and
Dora
E.
Lee.
and
all
persons
you are hereby required to appear
I
William 8. Worden, judge of said
all tn township forty (40), south
and answer the complaint filed claiming under them, may be barred
court,
as
the
time
and
place
for
hear
­
range
nine (9) east. Willamette
against you in the above entitled and foreclosed of all rights, claims or
ing objections to, and for settlement
meridian.
equity
of
redemption
in
said
premises
suit on or before the 29th day of
Containing in all 873.07 acre»
January, 1914, that being the last or any part thereof, and for such oth­ of said final accounts and reports.
And
all
persons
interested
are
hereby
of
land
day of the time prescribed in the or­ er and further relief that to this
uotlfled to file their objections, if any Together with the tenements, heredi­
court
may
seem
equitable.
der for publication of this summons,
This summons is published pursu­ they have, to said accounts and re­ taments and up|>urt< nances thereunto
and if you fail to so appear and
ports on or before said day in said belonging or In anywise appertaining.
answer, for want thereof, the plain­ ant to an order of the Hon. Henry L.
court.
The proceeds of said sale will be
tiff will apply to the court for the Benson. Judge of the Circuit Court
PETER GLENN. Administrator. applied tn the satisfaction of said
relief demanded in the complaint, to- I for Klamath county. Oregon, made
C. C. BROWER, Attorney for Estate. execution, order and decree, interest,
wtt: For a decree dissolving the November 15, 1913, directing this
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costa and accruing coats, and the
bonds of matrimony now existing be­ summons to be published for six con-
overplus, If any there be. to be paid
tween plaintiff and defendant; that secutlve weeks in the Klamath Re-
Notice oí Sheriff’s Sale of Real
into said court, to be further applied
plaintiff's name of Etta Blanthard be publican, a weekly newspaper of gen-
Property
changed to Etta Turner, and for such eral circulation, published in Klam­ In the Circuit Court of the State of as by law directed.
Dated at Klamath Falla. Oregon,
other and further relief as to the ath county, Oregon, and the first
Oregon, in and for Klamath
this
29th day of December, 1913.
court may seem equitable. This ' publication thereof Is made on the
County.
C. C LOW,
summons is served on the defendant 118th day of December, 1913, and the
M. Reidy. Plaintiff.
Sheriff.
herein by publication thereof in the last publication will be on the 29th
vs.
By
GEO
A
HAYDEN,
Klamath Republican, a weekly pa­ day of January, 1914.
lister L. Leavitt and John H Gar-
1-1-1-29R.
Deputy.
lter of general circulation printed and
rett. Defendants.
W. H. SHAW.
published at Klamath Falls. Oregon,
Under
and
by
virtue
of
an
execu
­
Attorney for Plaintiff.
once a week for six consecutive
tion In foreclosure issue by the clerk FOURTH TRIAL
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OF YlYDK IS ON
weeks, by order of Honorable Henry
of the circuit court of Klamath coun­
L. Benson, judge of the above entitled
Summons
ty, Oregon, dated December 24, 1913,
court, made, dated, and filed in said , [n the Circuit Court of the State of in the above entitled action, wherein
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 5. The
suit at Klamath Falls. Oregon, on the j
Oregon, for the County of Klam­ P. M. Reidy, plaintiff, obtained a 'fourth nnnual trial of l>r. B Clark
12th day of December. 1913. th« date ‘
judgment against the defendant, Les­ Hyde for the murder of Millionaire
ath.
of the first publication of this sum­
ter L. Leavitt, for the sum of $1,30» Thomas H. Swope of Independence,
R. Reatnes, Plaintiff,
mons being on Thursday, December
v ¡th interest thereon at the rate of was scheduled to begin here today be­
vs.
18, 1913.
Hiran E Willard, Francos W. Wil­ 10 per cent per annum from the 14th fore Judge E E. Porterfield, in the
KEESEE & GROESBECK,
lard, Mary E. Ellsworth, 1. D. day of February, 1912, until paid, criminal court. This trial promised
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Miller. James W McCreary, May for the bum of $135 attorney’s fees [to differ from the others in that Unit­
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McCreary, J. A. Munch, Mary M. and for $10.40, costs of suit, and a ed States Senator James A. Reed is
[decree of foreclosure of the mort- not assisting in the prosecution. R«ed
Munch, Defendants.
Nolle« of Settlement
To Hiram E. Willard, Frances W.Wil­ raged premises, on the 26th day of officiated three times.
Equity No. 289
lard, Mary E. Ellsworth, I. D. September, 1913. I am commanded ! Hyde, a prominent physician w!i>
In the Matter of the Assignment of
Miller, James W. McCreary, May to sell all those pieces and parcels of I married the niece of Swope, was In­
The Klamath Publishing Com- [
McCreary, J. A. Munch Mary M. land situate in the county of Klamath dicted tor killing the' eccentric mil­
and state of Oregon, bounded and de­ lionaire, his cousin and nephew , with
pany.
Munch, Defendants.
To the Creditors of The Klamath
In the name of the State of Oregon, scribed as follows:
cyanide of potassium, and with pois­
y Publishing
W - . V 4 ..ta I —— Company,
aw va. —
t e to
a* .a all
9 Y you are hereby required to appear
All of lot 13. in block 45, in Hill­ oning the whole Swope family, their
and
side addition to the city of Klam- [ -ervants and friends visiting in too
Parties Concerned in the Above and answer the complaint filed
ath Falls, Oregon, according to the touse, with typhus germs injected
Entitled Matter.
¡against you in the above entitled
You and each of you are hereby suit on or before Friday, the 6th day ' Liat on file in the office of the J I in
'
their food, milk and drinking
county clerk in Klamath county.! water. In the first trial Hyde wus
notified that the undersigned, the of February, 1914, and if you fail ao
Oregon, together with all and sin- [ convicted.
assignee of the above named assign- to answer, for want thereof the plain-
fular the tenements, heriditaments
or, has filed hia final accounting In tiff will apply to the court for the re-
The Missouri supreme court re
and appurtenances thereto belong- j
the above entitled matter with the. lief demanded in the complaint, to
versed and remanded the case, affirm­
Ing or in any wis« appertaining
clerk of the above named court, and [ wit:
ing more than fifty errors alleged by
Notice is hereby,given that on Sit-
that by tn order of Hon. H. L. Ben-
For a judgment and decree against
the
defense, and scoring the prosecu­
■on the hearing of objections to said,the defendants, Hiram E. Willard, urday, the 24th day of January, 1914, tion and presiding judge
final account is set for 10 o’clock Frances W. Willard, Mary E. Ells- at 10 o'clock a. m., in front of the
The next trial a juror went insane
a. m. on the 9tk day of January, worth and I. D. Miller for the sum of court house, in Klamath Falls, Klam­
and
climbed out the transom. A mis-
1914, at which time you may make $6,400, with interest thereon at the ath county, state of Oregon. I will, in
trial
was declared. On the third trial
objections, if any you have, to the rate of 8 per cent per annum from i obedience of said order of sale and
the
jury
disagreed, and another trial
execution
in
foreclosure,
sell
the
discharge of said assignee. At said September 1, 1912, and the further J
above described property, or so much was ordered.
time the undersigned will make ap­ sum of $500 attorney fees.
plication to said court for a full and
For a decree foreclosing the mort­ thereof as may be necessary, to sat­
Mrs. J. L. Shainbrook arrived Sun-
final discharge from said trust.
gage on, and ordering the sale of the isfy the plaintiff's judgment, inter­
W. T. SHIVE, Assignee.
following described real estate, and est, attorney's fee«, costs of suit and I day from Roseburg to visit her »is-
E. L. Elliott, Attorney for Assignee. foreclosing and forever barring all costs of this sale and fees connected [ for, Mrs. A. E. Kent.
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the rights, title, interest of the de­ therewith, to the highest bidder for _______________________________________ .
fendants or those holding under, by cash.
(Equity No. 507)
Dated this 24th day of December,
or through them in said real estate,
Summons
1913.
to wit:
In the Circuit Court of the State of i
C. C. LOW, Sheriff.
Commencing at a point 1320 feet
By GEO. A. HAYDON. Deputy.
Oregon, in and for Klamath
FARMERS’ WEEK
west of the northwest corner of
County.
Section 16, Township 39 south of W. H. SHAW, Attorney for Plaintiff.
. December <S to 13, 1913 .
Lulu H. Shephard, Plaintiff.
Range 9 east of the Willamette I 12-25 1-22 r
This will be a notable event in the
vs.
Meridian, thence south, along the
educational history of Oregon.
(No. .501 Equity)
Oscar C. Lee and Dora E.
line of forty acre tracts. 6600 feet
Farmers' co-operation will be the
Notice of Sheriff's Sale
fendant».
to the center of the northeast quar­
Suit in equity to foreclose mortgage leading topic of a stimulating series
To Oscar C. Lee and Dora E. Lee, De-
ter of Section 20; thence in a
In the Circuit Court of the state of of lectures. The week will be crowd­
fendants:
northwesterly direction to the cen­
Oregon, for the county of Klam­ ed with discussions, and demonstra-
la the name of the state of Oregon,
ter of the southwest quarter of
ath.
1 lions In everything that makes for
Section 17; thence in a northerly
you and each of you are hereby sum­
George C. Jensen, plaintiff.
! the welfare of the farmer and home-
direction, through the centers of
moned to appear and answer the com­
vs.
• maker.
the southwest quarter and the
plaint filed in the above entitled suit
I-eo. S. Robinson, Klamath Water WINTER SHORT COURSE
northwest quarter of Section 17 to
within six weeks after the first publi­
Users Association, a corpora­
the bank of the Klamath River; '
cation of this summons; and you will
January 5 to 30. 1914
tion. Abel Ady, R. O. Vincent,
thence in a northeasterly direction
take notice that if you fail to appear
The
college has spared no effort to
Joseph 8. Kent. Arthur Arlett,
along the meander line of said riv­
ahd answer or plead within the said
John Doe, Richard Roe, Jane make this the most complete short
er, to the point of intersection with
time, the plaintiff for want thereof
Doe and Mary Roe, defendants, course in its history. A very wide
the south line of Section 8; thence
will apply to the above entitled court
Notice is hereby given that, by range of courses will be offered In
to the point of beginning, contain­
for the relief demanded in his com­
virtue of an execution and order of General Agriculture. Horticulture.
ing a tract of land 243.84 acres, sale duly
plaint filed herein, to wit:
issued out of the above en- Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Poultry
all in the township and range
For a judgment, order and decree
•titled court and cause on the 29th Keeping, Mechanic Arts, Domestic
aforesaid, exception 2.98 acres
against Oscar C. Lee in the sum of
day of December, 1913, upon a de­ Science and Art, Commerce, Forestry
heretofore
conveyed by deed re­
$2.000, with interest thereon at the
cree made and entered of record In and Music. Numerous lectures and
corded in Vol. 25, Page 211, Deed
rate of 10 per cent per annum from
said circuit court and In said state discussions on Farmers’ Co-Operation
Records Klamath County, and ex­
the 10th day of March, 1912, until
on the 29th day of December, 1913, at home and abroad, will be a leading
cepting further a 60-foot roadway
paid; for the sum of $441 with inter­
in favor of the above named plain­ feature. Make this a pleasant and
from the east line of said tract
est thereon at the legal rate on de­
tiff.
directing the sale of the premises I profitable winter outing. No tuition.
running due west to the center of
linquent tax certificates; for the
therein
and hereinafter described, to Accommodations reasonable. Reduced
Section 17, and thence northerly to
satisfy
the
sum of $8.730. with in­ rates on all railroads. For further In­
sum of $275.00 attorney’s fee and
the river: also excepting the prem­
terest
thereon
from the Sth day of formation address
for costs and disbursements herein;
ises conveyed by deed recorded in
March,
1912,
at
the rate of six per
and also for a decree foreclosing the
H. M. TENNANT, Registrar,
Vol. 22 at Page 16 4, Deed Records
cent,
per
annum,
and
$500 attorney^’ I
mortgage described in the said com­
Corvallis, Oregon.
Klamath County, comprising 5.27
fees, and the further sum of $20.80
plaint, to wit: A mortgage dated on
Farmers' Business Courses by cor­
acres, more or less.
the 10th day of June, 1908, for the' For judgment for plaintiffs costs costs;
respondence without tuition.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said
sum of $2,000.00 made and executed and disbursements and for such other
by Franc L. Lee and afterwards as­ and further relief as to equity may execution, and in compliance with
said writ, I have duly levied on said
sumed by the defendant herein, upon appertain.
WILL A. LEONARD
the following described real prop­
Friday, February 6, 1914, Is the premises, and will, on Saturday, the
DENTIST
erty in Klamath county, Oregon, to last day of the time prescribed in 31st day of January, 1914, at ten
wit: All of the south half of the the order for publication fit this o’clock a. m. of said day, at the front
White Maddox Bldg.
northeast quarter and the southeast summons, the first publication there­ door of the county court house in
Klamath
Falls,
Klamath
county,
Or
­
quarter of section 34, township 38 S., of being on Thursday, December 25,
range 11% E. W. M„ and the north 1913. This summons is served by egon, sell at public auction to the
half of lots 1 and 2, of section 3, publication In the Klamath Repub­ highest bidder for cash In hand, all
right, title and interest of the above
township 39 8., range 11% E. W. M., lican by order of the Hon. Henry L.
named defendants, and each of them,
all being in Klamath county, state of Benson, judge of the circuit court of
in and to the following described
the
state
of
Oregon
for
the
county
of
Oregon, together with the tenements,
real property, situated in Klamath
hereditaments and appurtenances Klamath, dated December 20, 1913, county, state of Oregon, to-wlt :
thereto belonging or in anywise ap­ , which order requires that the sum­
Lots six (6) and seven (7) of
pertaining, the said mortgage hav­ mons be published in said paper once
section
ten (10), the southwest
ing been recorded at page 357 in a week for six consecutive and suc­
quarter
(SW*4)
and the west, half
volume 8 of mortgages of the Mort­ cessive weeks, from December 25,
(W%) of the southeast quarter
Abanin triy fr< •• -a /5 cunt rake of D. D. D.
1913,
the
date
of
the
first
publica
­
gage Records of Klamath county, Or­
(SEy4) of section eleven (11), Skin S * ip, with the pnr< -I imnc of « full g|ie bot­
tion
of
the
summons.
tle
of |i. O. Ji. |‘t. M-riptioti for Fx iorna—for 15
egon, on the 27th day of June. 1908.
ail that part of the east half (E ^) y< *ir < I lie Htim l trd «kin remedy. Relief guar*
J.
C.
RUTENIC,
’ fl from this ilr^t Iwiftle or your money re­
For a further order and decree that
of the southeast quarter (SE% ) of nnti
funded. |). I), f). Skin Soup, purest And bland*
Attorney for Plaintiff.
the real estate named in this com­
( Nt of Skill SoapK, should alwayn lx* tiaed in
section
«¡even
(11)
lying
westerly
12-25 2-5 r
< i.n ti.ui will» J). I). D. i*r* fferiplioii. the
plaint may be sold by the sheriff of
of the present right of way of the FootlnuK, Iieolinx Jotion. We have made faat
w of more th in one family by recommend*
Klamath county and the state of Or­
Notice of Final Account
/California Northeastern Railway friend
Jiig H h mc famous product* and we want you to
egon, as under execution and as pro­ In the County Court, Klamath,
them now on the merlsl offer. Thia ia Im»
Company, and the southeast quar­ try
mediate. You mu it bring thia ad with you.
vided by law for the sale of real es­
Oregon.
ter (SE%) of section twelve (12) (>>me today.
tate under foreclosure and that the In the Matter of the Estate of G«or-
— all in township forty (40), south
WHITMAN DRUG CO.
:
FRIENDS Will JOHNSON ON BENCH
SDORTNMK.N ARE
BEITI Mi BEADY
While there has been a dearth in
the issuunce of marring« licenses
since the first of the year, thia can­
Although II Is IU>|H*r<«'«l Hull M immo
not be said of the other llceune de­
Is Being Urged to Take Up the
partment of the county clerk's office
Judicial Ermine lu Place of Justice
live gaine licenses.
lleatty, Who Relire» Thia Year.
In th« first two days of 1914, Fri­
Governor Is Not Making Any A.»-
day
and Halurday, there warn issued
noiimeiiient aa to Ilia I'I miw
I 133 licensee
These represent 72
SACRAMENTO. Jan. 5. The ru- i permita to hunt uiul dl anglers*
mor is going around in political clr- licenses.
vies that close friends of Governor
Hiram Johnson are trying to Inducxc J 111. IN
Ills to become a candidate for chief
justice of the state supreme court, to
There I h ii grave ilunger that crime
succeed Judge W. H. Beatty, whose
may soon lie on the Increase In Klam-
term will expire thia year.
Tl>e governor's private secretary, ath county. This may be brought
McCabe, and Executive Secretary [about by the spread of the story of
Madsen have both statcxl that the gov­ wonderful Improvements being made
ernor lias not made any announce­ at th« Hotel do ixiw, which will make
ment regarding his political inten­ It a most desirable abode.
Monday morning workmen started
tions. and they nre still in the dark
whitewashing ths walls, repairing the
as to (lie course ho will take.
floor, fumlgutlng and otherwise giv­
ing the bastllc* a thorough renovation.
Back From Visit.
Mrs Don Dale returned Sunday . Besides this, all of the old bedding
night from a months* visit with ths was removed, and will be replaced by
'new.
homo folks at Ellensburg, Wash.
ININ J. ZUMWALT, I’rea.
K. M. BI BB, Vice I’rea. and T.rs.
HKRT K. WITHROW, Secretary
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
Klamath County Abstract Co
ABSTRACTING
MAI’S, I’l.ANN. III.I El’Itl.NTN. Etc.
KLAMATH FAI.I.N. OREGON
We will start this year
With the low prlctw our Caah N «lelu enable« ua to give
Our Diamond Brand Hama .... per pound . . . ..................... ’JOe
Our Diamond Brand Shoulders
per pound
......................... 15c
^>ur Pure I .a rd ................................ per pail .... . . . 7»c and *1.4S
Yours for lx>w ('aah Priera and High Price G cmm I s .
The Klamath Falls Meat Company
Hale» and Palace Market», Phone» 157 and 68
NOT
Oregon .Agricultural College
Famous
Skin Soap
Free!
Cheap Harness
But
Good Hamess
»
CHEAP
Bradley’» Removal Bargain» are ready for you
Every article in the $15,000 stock
is at your
mercy for 5 day»
5 to 25 perCent Off
*
ON ALL CASH SALES
A
Bradley
Harness Co
We will be in the Stewart Buildingjon Main be
tween 7th and Sto’after Jan. 10, 1914
I