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THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. PAGE TWO I'lll'IlNDAY. MARUM IH. mu 'I«'»« picturesque In their carrylng-ou I plaintiff, and for such other and dated February 21. 1914. The date "Dopey llenny" Fein, head of the further relief its shall aceiu meet and of the first publication is February j'«6. 1914, and tho last dale of publica East Side band of brigand», shot a equitable Carpeaters are now at work build policeman. He win arrested and put This aummona is published pur- tion la April 2, 1914. Another suit to unvalidate warrants It 111.Ito ill COMMISSION IS AP A Continuation of the FRANK Hl’HLKtlKL. PEAl.KD TO tin gthe term*, etc, for the 834.000 on trial before a JurY of unidentified suitut to an order of the Honorable issued by the county court was filed Klamath Republican J C. RUTKNIC, 1 Caru gle Library, belug erected by . men. Henry I.. Henson, Judge of the above today by Kuykendall & Ferguson, as Attorneys for Plaintiff Editor attorneys for R. N. Day. In this th«' Council lusiruci» City Attorney J. C. ¡the Carnegie Corporation and Klam To Induce cltlsona to serve ou the entitled court, made on the 31st day W. O. SMITH . . . 3-3« 4-3 r Rutenlc to Draw Vp Formal Com- ath county on the new court house gangster jury. It was noceaaary to of January, 1914, mid the first pub- I ...... I members of the county court, County Ilarr) Augltn, In charge of »«sure them their names would never lllcatlon thereof 1« made In tho Klam plaint, iu Cuuipltanee With In- block. Entered at the postoffice al Klamath Clerk De lap and County Treasurer «traction» on This Point Submitted ¡the construction, say» the woodwork be known to tho friends of the de- ath Republican on tho 5th day of I v«*«'Utrlv* Notice of Filing of Final Falls. Ore., as second claas matter, siemens are defendant«. Account. by the Comuiiiuiion—Repvwaeutn- vvill all bo completed, and the mixing (fondant February. 1914. ______ i action makes an attack upon lot concrete will start about the 1st of tives Will be Sent to InvesligHle In the county court of the stats of J II CARNAHAN, Published by the Herald Publiahing o( warrants issued at lhe So wide ha» »plead the terror ot April. Attorney for Plaintiff Oregon, for Klamath county. Company, of Klamath Falla, on fe^ruary term of the county court. the gunmen that meu refused to qua)- 3-5-3-19 r The plant of the L. M. Schofield llfy for tho jury until reaasured that ! Monday and Thursday of each week I( Mn.k(i ,o have thi|n declarpd lnva|ld Iu tho matter of the oatats of Charles Whether the California - Oregou Woodard, deceased. Notice of Sheriff's Hale Power company's rates for water and i company la at work now making the their names would never be known to —~—~~ 7 “ and to enjoin their payment. Two dollars per year in advance Notice Is hereby given that I have Anwng the warrants attacked U el«»ctric power ar«» excessive, or" artificial stone, which will be used In 'any tiut the deputy sheriff* who drew I By virtue of an attachment execu finishing the library building As '»ud summoned them. tion duly issued by tho clerk of the liiled my final account and report as that issued County Surveyor E. H. whether the people have bwu unjust- Hl'HINEKW MEN SUBSCRIBI I Henry for »155, salary for the month 'X clamoring against the company is a soon as the pressed stone for the li "Dopey Benny" did not know the circuit court of tho county of Klam- executrix of the last will and teata- FOR VTOCK IM BALL <XUB|of .,anttary The 8110 warrant 1 issued ___ 2 ........... “ brary is finished, work will be start ramo of oue of his "peers" who fouml 'sth. state of Oregou. dated the 19th iiicitt of Charlee Woodard, deceased, Question that is Mvn to be settled. At e«l ou the remainder of the stone ¡him guilty and sent him to Sing Sing day nay of Ol February. reurusry, 1914, m in a » certain Hid tho above entitled court has fixed Monday night's meeliug of the coun- — — -■■ ¡J. O. Hamtuaker as salary and ejt- needed for the court house construc ¡for twenty-one years on the double .Mi llon In the circuit court for said'upon >'• o'clock In the forenoon of icil. City Attorney Rutenlc was in A baseball season ne' er opened in penses as county sealer of weights tion. charge of assault and ot violating the county and state, wherein K. II. lien 'April 4. 1914, as tho time and the Klamath Falls with any more encour- and measures ill Is also sought to in- structed to draw up a complaint, pe titioning the railroad commission to' Sullivan law which prohibita cltlren« ry as plaintiff recovered Judgment for!<«unty court room In the court house agnig prospects than lhe season about valiaste. PETERSON KINDS make an investigation as to tho phy- : from having deadlv weapons In their the sum of six hundred dollars, and of Klamath county. Oregon, In the to start Believing that there is ma- Th, warrant issued Sheriff Low for I SPARK PI.It. I ME .o«ta and disbursements taxed at|d'y of Klamath Falla In aald county possession. terlal here if properly bandied to imost ¡gating the saloon situation at slcal valuation of the property, the H>e place when and whore any per ___ „ rates, etc. Immediately on learning of "Dopey ilK.-.-ii d.illar», on the 16th day of make a championship aggregation. Fort Klamath, following the petitiou Before County School Supertnteud- Benny's" conviction, his gangsters »et February, 1914. Notice la hereby giv-j»on liny present any objection or ex of ________ Woodcraft teGover-i The complaint form will be sub- and realising that a winning team is a .of the Women »________ out Fred Peterson flips about the ¡•n that I will, on Saturday, the 31st »option to anything theroln contained, splendid advertisement, business and >,< r V est is also attacked, This is for mitted at the next meeting of the necessary levers and gives the neces ibout their campaign of reprisal A Iday of March. 1914. al tho front door or to anything done by me as vxecu- professional men are rapidly sub- $ (.7 ». The suit also seeks to enjoin .council, This method of having the sary quarter turn to start the engine rival gunman was shot to death the of the court house In Klamath Falls., T««. »nd nt the aald time and place matter taken up was brought before very Mine night In a Bowery saloon scribing for stock in the club to be in- the payment of a warrant (or 84.85, to his car. he makes it a point to look in aald county, at 10 o'clock In tho I t,'o fowrt will finally settle the said corporated. issued in payment for supplies fur- the council by Councilman O. D. Mat- i and see If the spark plug Is In place. I known as "The Tub of Blood." The forenoon of said dny. vol! at publi »‘‘count. thews, following the suggestions of |1 lace was invaded while three women The subscribers so far signed up nished the Craddock family, On his recenrtrlp to Dairy he learned Thia notice la published pursuant I auction to tho highest bidder, for are as follows: Th« biggest item is the fight on the the Railroad commission, in part, as that this little device is essential If were in tho rear room, nnd the women ((’«»li. the following described proper to order of tho above entitled court (saw tho death duel. follows: Palm Cigar Store. Dr. C. V Mor-1 grants issued for rabbit scalp the car is to run. made February IM, 1914. and the "We have your favor of the 16th j That was Peterson's first trip to 1 The next night gunmen Invaded an-j ty. to wit: row. Star Drug Co.. The Golden Rule. »mount ’• 1210 firat publication hereof la made ou Lota 1, 3, 7. 9. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. last. acknowledging receipt of our i A. J. Wiggins. Klamath Dye Works., Dairy after joining the pampered auto other saloon. This time they were I 14. 15. Id. 17, 19, 23 and 24. in March. 5. 1914 communication to Mr. Jos. Kent rela ¡owning cla«s, and knowing that alt i not after any rivals, but they tie«'(led First Trust and Savings Bank. Will! *' »««»■» MARTHA WOODARD. block 61; also lota 1. 3. 3. 4. 6. 7. H. Bennett, O. M. Hector. C. E. Riley. IW (-'AUI' ««*»>«••»» tive to investigation of rates and ser- eyes were on him when he went to I money to carry on their operations. Executrix of the Estate of Charles S. 9. 11. 13. 14. 15, 16. 17. 18. 19. | vice, and in reply thereto beg to say ! start the ear. he assumed a very lU'tore the eyes of his little girl Woodard, Deceased K. K. K. Store, I^elie Rogers. G. B. 30 and 3 3. in block 3; also lota 8. Cosad. Van Riper Bros., W. W. Don- BAKERSFIELD. March 17.—From that the city of Grants Pass com- laconic attitude as he gave the crauk tho gangsters beat tho saloon man 3-5-4-S r 18 and 21, In block 4; also lota 1. art. J. B. Chambers. E. H. Lawrence.; letters that are coming in it would ¡plained to this commission with re a little turn to show Just how easy a unto Insensibility, drove hla custom 3. 3. 4. 5, 6. 7. 8. 17. 18. 19. 30. Notice of Nberiff's Hale A. Y. Tindall. J. F. Goeller A Son. ibai ev*r> rid«c oi n*»1« *“ tb® gard to the rates for electricity and car could be started by on«» knowing cis to the street aud ««caped with 31. 22, 23 and 34. Iu block 63; alao power furnished by the Californla- |5 0 from the register. A block away J. V. Houston, The Shasta, Regal United States is leaving bis range and lly virtue of an execution on fore how. But It didn't start on the little J. all of block 33 except lota 11 and Shoe Store. E. B Veghte, Charlee F coming to Bakersfield for the rodeo in Oregon J ~ ’0*4-*' : company at Grants ■ turn, nor on the many other complete (they held up auolher saloon at the closure duly Issued by the clerk of 13 therein, also blocks 1. 3. 5. 38, Pass, and this is the matter under in- Stone, A. M. Crystal, Sugar Bowl. I. P. April. revolutions before Peterson petered I pistol's point, but were forced to flee 39. 30. 31.33. 34. 35, 36. 37. 60, 63. th.< circuit court of the county of ¡by the gathering crowd before they Taber. McDonald & Hunsaker. Robert Four eutries were received by vestigatlon by the commission to ovt and called for assistance. 64. 65. 66, 67. 68. 69, 93. 93. 94. Klamath, state of Oregon, dated the A. Johnson, Lyle O. Mills, E. B. Hall. Rodeo Boss Gnffln yesterday from which we think you refer. It was not until about thirty had I obtained any money Four were cap-' 95 and 96; all of said above de 31st day of February. 1914, In a cer "Answering your question us to tried their skill at cranking, and giv Ilured. H. S. Hull, H. D. Mortenson, J. K Klama»h Falls. Ore., and all from scribed property being situated in tain suit In the circuit court for said Ballard. F. R. Olds. E. L. Morrison.' “<n oi wide reputation. These are i whether or not the commission would en advice about more gas. less gas. Such things are nightly occurrences and a part of Orlndnle Addition. county and state, wherein Frederick A. L. Leavitt. T. F. Nicholas. O. D. I Skeeter Bill" Robbins. who is a ¡presume to regulate a plant operate»! < eelerating the transmission, leakage tn New York, and they are by no. Klamath county. Oregon, according Wlnstanley as plalntlfT recovered Matthews A J Lyle O A Harris. H. writer as well as a rider. Jess Cham- interstate, we beg to say that if the iu the carburetter, reverse of the ex mean* confined to out-lying and iso- to,the duly recorded plat thereof Judgment against F E. Robinson, E. Barry.’ * ----------- “----------- *“ *----------------------- - ‘ bers, a rope artist, Tom * “ Laxton, a j ------------------------- business were strictly interstate we haust. etc., that Brown Michael's turn ¡lated districts. Three desperado»*» In-! on tile In the ofilci- of the county Minnie A llohlnsoti and E. L Carver clerk of Klamath county, state of f'”' *b" »«m "f one thousand dollars. In a short time a meeting of the ; bronk rider and bull-dogger, and Carl .uuld not assume jurisdiction, but if to do the strong arm stunt came. Be-, vaded a West Side saloon the other ' ***& interest thereon from the 37th stockholders will be held, at which Hansen, a Dane, who tried for the the companies involved were local, we fore be grasped the crank he looked*! night, In tho district which Is col-| Oregon. lo«|Ulally known as "Hell's Halfacre," iTaken i and leved upon as the property "f March, 1911, computed and time organisation will be effected by championship at the Klamath Rodeo ¡think it would come within our regu- the engine over. Ilation. This is the situation at Grants "Where is your spark plug located' though It is only a »tone's threw from ,jf Ult, Hatd j)rp<1,n inland ,,.i Develop- tu.vutnn. * ' ’ rdded as provided pro, dde«! a» by tho terms of the election of directors, each stock last season. Griffin was a judge last year at I Pass, which is very similar to your on an engine of this kind,” he asked, l.ongacre Square and the Great White niont company, a corporation, or as ' "a,d note, together with tho sum of holder having a vote for each share of ,1101 finding It. Way. an«! shot down tho porter of the milch tii»r«-of n» may be necessary tou*° hundred dollar» attorney's fees stock. A president, secretary, treas Kiamalh Falls, and "Skeeter"" rode a. own. The commission called upon the "Well, at present, it's n«t located! place because tho bartender refua«*<! (lie »aid judgment In favor of jand coals and disbursements for the urer and manager will be elected by horse called Pin Ears and got thrown. the directors, who will assume the i^ater, when he came to California to 14‘alifornia-Oregon Power company tor , on the engine. I put it in my pocket, to serve them drinks. A fuslllado of j,- (t u0Mry »gainst Mid Oregon In-I*1’™ nt forty-three and .06-100 dol- enter Griffin's show at Salinas. hei:«a appraisal of its physical proper- ,_____ l>elore ______ ( went _____________ in to lecture." , ' was •sli.ds kept back the gathering crowd lnnd 1H.v„|OI,|Ut,nl company, with in- |,a«* wb,rh Judgment waa enrolled entire business management. presented the red-headed boss with allies to be used in lhe bearing on the ] ____________ peterson's reply. . Although he work- until th.* gangsters ««caped In a taxi- thareon. together with all costo jand docketed In the dark's office of In addition to the stock subscrip ____ —. ,'nni nla 4 w» m arias hl' ilranfa Praau «nd poeru reciting the Klamath expert- complaint made by Granta Pass, and in R frenzy to connect up the cab. and disbursements Hint have or ■•y|*a,d ‘‘’“J* «Misty on the 18th tions, the Klamath Development com ence. The poem was copied In many the power company has Informed ®8 gparker and get out of Dairy. Peter- day of November. 1913 It was the spectacular killing of ^accrue. pany has agreed to give the team the pajers. that they expect to have thi« appraisal ton couW not fvt atarted qutck Herman Rosenthal and the sub»«»- Notice la hereby given that I will Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon. use of Modoc Park for 5 per cent of Miss Minnie Thompson of Stockton completed and ready for submission enough to escape a bombardment of quont happening* that brought the. on the 4th day of April, 1914, at the February 19. 1914. the gate receipts. This diamond, with and Hazel Hoxie of Los Angeles are in about thirty days or six weeks. good natured chafling on the part of New York gunmen luto the limelight, front door of the court house la C. C. LOW. Sheriff a little rolling, etc., can be made one I among the women riders entered for , “After this appraisal is submitted h(s frjendg and made them every-ready charac Klamath Falls, In said county, at 2 By GEO A. HAYDON. Deputy of the fastest on the Coast, and there the week events, which commence*»'*® will have the same checked over . , i o'clock In the afternoon of said day, ters for drama and Action, but the ¡.{g 3.19 r are grandstands, bleachers, press box, April 21. b) our engineer in the field to see that ,<;oTHA.M HEATH WiMFl.lEHT WEHT R< seiith^ murder was nothing new _________ ¡sell at public auction, to the highest dressing rooms, etc., in readiness. The big purses being hung up, a correct list is made of the property j bidder for cash, the following de- Muunnon» I NEW YORK. March 17—Thia town l he limelight for publicity merely | Fans look for a great baseball year, Bakersfield reputation as a good of the company and that proper unit I served to call the public ’ s attention to the Circuit Court of the State of icr,b ’d real property, to wit: and predict the winning of the pen town, and the ability and acquaint- ot prices have been applied in the as- i happens to be New York, the rnelrop- . In All of section sixteen. In town Oregon, for Klamath County , ulla of the Western Hemisphere, the a state of affairs that has exist««! In nant by the Klamath Falls team, ance of Boss Frank J Griffin of Sa- certaining of the value thereof. the greater city for many years. ship twenty-seven south, rang» ,second largest city In the world, sup- should it enter the Northern Califor II W. Viets, Plaintiff; Unas. Calif., who is directing the ""’e are inclosing you herewith ai~ Recently tho new city administra- ; nine; all of section thirty-six, in nia Southern Oregon League. vs. all" magnets “in copy ’orMU Pasi l4***»^ * °~Ur of lear,H“«' *»• rodeo features, are u..__ ____ ----- Jf'^mpl^tTrom —--------- township twenty-eight south, range tlcn has made an effort to drive out |I <M>n Amad<)n Minnie Amadou, Hto| drawing the men and women of the tor your Information. If you desire to (-**»• " 4 y, culture and wealth, but one tho gangsters, and the police ""I have eight, and the cast half of section ... .................. Wife; W E. Marrlon. David D. MOI MH POINT PROJECT a hard lime convincing rope and spur spur to the San San Joaquin Joaquin > make complaint complaint to to th«* th^ commission commission to the > make b-eo instructed to use their clubs Brooks, the Harboldt-Wllson | sixteen. In township twenty-eight CONSTRUCTION RESUMED Valley. relative relative to to the the rates, rates, service service or or facll- fácil- Alital‘ IltB' Piute Pete, Cheyenne freely on the gunmen wherever found. Company, a Corporation; Lucre-1 south, range eleven, all east of the others of the frontier ( ity of the California-Oregon Power ' barlle •U4d Arrest and conviction of the East tla E. Roles. Frank E. Roles, I Willamette meridian, containing In "There is still 3100,000 available STI DENTS TAKE PLACE OF ivuipauj, and au<s if u we «r can vau be i/v of wx any Koutry u,al a recital oi the nightly Side "bad man" so far has accom company, Her Husband; It. Smith, Trus-1 the aggregate 1,600 acroa; for construction work on the Modoc assistance • lowu w«r® lhe plished nothing, apparently, but the FACULTY AT HIGH SCHOOL f further —----------- -- ------- -- in giving :------ additional "----------- - do‘®«* m tb‘* It. _ B. — Owens and ------- Jane — Doe !,al“-,‘ and l®*lpd “P®** ■« *»»»• Property tee; L. -- --------- 1 Information or assisting - - the - draft- - - .chiunicles of civilization. Point reclamation project," was the in of the snld F. K Robinson. Minnie A. starting of campaigns of revenge and Owens, Ills Wife, Defendants. The other night a big black tour- statement made today by Project En " Seeing ourselves as others see us" ' °f your complaint we shall be I fri-eh feuds. -|.o W. E Marrlon. David D. Brooks, and ®- L. Carver, or as gineer H. W. Hlnks, who is in from , is the way Principal Faught described I glad to serve you. ln* daab‘-'d •* breakneck »peed und II smith, Tru.tce. Above il><Teof a« may bo necessary to Chiloquin on a business trip. "An ap-' the chapel period exercises at high "If the Information herein contain- do*u K*«htb “vtnu® tt,uo0|i lUo Uu ’" said -- judgment In favor — of Equity No. 3A2 Named Defendants: r satisfy - the ---------- ------------------------ propriation of about 34,000 was spok a'.uvvi ed is not Just what you desire, we * “ n wer ® lwo > ouu « “ “ dthe > * uccua; uivi utug. Each mcui' — «* -- ----- • school Tuesday morning. mem- Hu in toon» In th., name of the State of Oregon. ,h " Frederick Wlnstanley sgslnst en of a short time ago, but that is for I her of the faculty had an understudy shal! b® Pleased to hear further from »tood •“» in IU* •*»>'»«»« car* r®11“»« In the circuit court of the state of 'you are hereby required to appear the said F E. Robinson and Minnie for help. operation and maintenance.” this morning, and the chapel exercises you. Any service that we can render Oregon, for the county of Klam land answer the complaint filed A. Robinson, with Interest thereon, "For God's sake, rescue us," a The Modcc Point project is being were conducted by these student sub or any information In our possession ath. I against you In the above entitled together with all coats and disburse built by the Indian service for the stitutes. Edwin Cox, as Principally0“ ar® welcome to, and we shall be passer-by heard one ol lhe girls say. I F H. Jobes. Plaintiff. icourt and cause, on or before the 10th ments that have or may accrue. A policeman uu peg post" heard the Klamath Indians, and when complet Faught, gave a really interesting talk Klad to furnish the same without cost bated at Klamath Falla. Oregon. vs. 'day of April, 1914, nnd If you fall so screams, and stood in lhe middle of ed it will irrigate 8,7 45 acres on the on conduct, and used in part Mr. to y°“-” (Allonzo Allen, who Is also known as to appear and answer, the plaintiff. •' ’ •' bru»ry 31, 1R14. the street, signaling with bis whits reservation. The main canal was Faught's gesture and delivery. j --------------------------- C. C. LOW. Sheriff. Allonzo W. Allen; June Doe Al for want thereof, will apply to the gauntleted hand for the chauffeur to completed last year, and now men are j »Chile he was lecturing, Kenneth | " ant» to Be American. By GEO. A. HAYDON, Deputy. len. his wife, whose true name is court for tho relief prayed for In at work on the laterals. A new bridge Stewart, dressed in overalls and arm- » Application for citizenship has been •l°P- I he wig-wag ot the police-man s i to plaintiff unknown; the un the complaint, which Is as follows: KUYKENDALL A FERGUSON. At has been constructed across Sprague ed with a broom, representing "Pat," made by H. F Hammersley, a native , “au'1 usually stops automobiles. But torneys for Plaintiff. 3-5 4-3 r known heirs of said Allonzo Al That that certain mortgage executed River, near Chiloquin, by the crew. .of England. He is a resident of ChB- 1 “ dld n ° l • lo »* tbla <"•*■ rb ® cbauf - i the janitor, came in and looked at the England, by the defendant Leon Atnadon and len, alias Allonzo W. Allen; the Following test holes, etc.. Engineer (thermometer, turned off the steam, ¡oqufn. teur swerved bis on-rushing car in '»’fluin. Notice to Creditors unknown heirs of said Jane Doe Minnie E. Atnadon to the plaintiff . _______ an endeavor to run down the minion Hincks has plans for the dam across raised a window, and went out. Miss — Notice in hereby given to all per herein, dated March 31st, 1912, and Allen; also all other persons or ¡ol the law. His murderous onslaught Sprague River practically completed, Barbara Goeller, as Miss Saucerman, J 4 *n Ashland. parties claiming any right, title, recorded April 1st, 1912, at page 617 sons having claims against the estate and ready to forward to Washington. directed the musical exercises. Mrs."A. H. Conner left on Monday »« nearly effective that the po- Interest, estate or lien In tho real In book 11 of Records of Mortgages of N. E, I’onten, deceased, to present The dam will be built across the river Rhinehart MotBchenbacher took the „ tor a short visit to her old horn- i 1‘cemau was hurled into an iron pillai »state described In the complaint of Klamath county, Oregon, be fore such claims with the proper vouchers about three quarters of a mile above place of .Mr. Coats, ____ ________ and did _ splendid- 'n Ashland, Her absence gives her!and seriously hurt, but be managed to the railroad bridge. of the plaintiff herein; de cloned, and that tho plaintiff be de nt the law office of F. H. Mills, Klam Miss Elizabeth Houston played ; daughter. Mias Helen, an opportunity , '*® a Hbot llt lb ® ,leeln * automobile ly. J creed to have a first lien for the sum ath Falls, Oregon, within nix months The dam is to be 275 feet in length Miss Sellers, and Miss Eva Hanks pre 'to show- what a good housekeeper ,lu » vain effort to puncture a tire. fendants. and twelve feet high. It will have a sided at the piano in the place of Miss she is. Another policeman a block away ! To > the above named defendants, In of five hundred dollars, together with from the date of thin notice. EAltL WHITLOCK. Administrator 190 foot spillway Plans for 1,500 Louise Benson. heard the shot, and planted himself tl e name of the state of Oregon" Interest thereon at tho rate of 8 per bated at Klamath Falla, Oiegon, cent tier annum from September 21st, feet of fluming nine feet in diameter, ,n the street to Intercept the piratical You and each of you are hereby Miss Selma McReynolds, as Miss K«w Overland« in. I 3-12 4-9 r 1912, and for the sum of one hun March 12, 1914. have been approved by the Indian Cole, - _ asked ________ _ The Auto com- black automobile with its passengers, ¡summoned to appear and answer tho those who had Oregon-California lost their —- -------- service books to look in the library, as they oan>' *’ unloading a car of new Over-jib® chauffeur tried to run him down fl]ed against you In the dred dollars, attorney's fees, and for Notice of H.-tlleiucnt of Final Account I too, but ,h the lujide ¡„bove entitled ---- suit, within six -------- weeks v ere propabl) mixed with the library jIands and delivering to owners “ policeman leaped i^nnwi »«id« -------------- »- the costs and disbursements of the of Administrator. plaintiff In thia suit, on tho following Nice Hike for Medico«. 'and managed to get a foothold on the „ fter Uie first publication of this turn- books. Ralph Hurn, as Professor --------------------------- Nollco la hereby given that Edgar real property, to-wlt: lootboard of the racing car. A sharp nlonH ¡n the Klamath Republican, a Dr. Morrow and Dr. Hamilton had Morrison, walked around and kept, an i Ba« k in Town, Tho northeast quarter and the L. Furber, administrator of the es a nice long hike that terminated in tagle eye on the students, calling, Tom Grubb, of the Hum Hardware i**®1’® lbat a)l but ®*;nt tbe , newspaper published nnd of general aouth half of the northwest quar tate of Lewis 1. Furber, deceased, Klamath Falls at 3 a. m. on Tues them to order wh»n they became too company, who has been spending sev- (vehicle into the curb, Bhook ofi tho circulation in Klamath county. Or i ter of section thirty-four, and the has rendered and presented to the lerai weeks in the country near Wor- j 1 oliceman and sent him sprawling. ,,g on . day. They were called to Chiloquin bolstrous. I south half of the northwest quar court and filed with tho clerk thereof, He managed to fire two shots at the Monday night, and returning, dropped Acting as Miss Applegate, Miss d'*n' returned the first of the week. And you will take notice that If! ter of section thlrty-two, all tn hie report and final account of his car, but missed. their car into a hole in the road Catherine Williams arranged for a --------------------------- you full to appear and answer or township thirty-nine south of range administration of said estate, together Commandeering a taxicab, the sec other» Ise plead within said time, the which some man had dug to release a rehearsal of the Senior class play., Merchant Visjt«. 10 east of the Willamette Meridian, with his petition for final distribu Marvin Cross, who conducts thel ond policeman set off in pursuit of the wgaon wheel. They had to leave the Forest Pell was Professor Chandler. ” *“ ” I plaintiff, tor want thereof, will apply situated In Klamath county, state tion of the personal property belong car and walk to this city, returning l.eon Boiler acted as Mr. Hawley. store at the Klamath Agency, is here black automobile, firing six or eight to the above entitled court for the re ing thereto; and that Saturday, tho of Oregon. sliota at its tires. Other policemen. | thsi morning with equipment for rais to Mias Nina Noel impersonated Miss ,o purchase supplies and attend lief demanded In his coinplaint filed ¡That said property be sold ns upon 11th dny of April, A. D 1914, at 10 hearing the shots, tried to stop the ing the car out of the hole. ¡Carpenter. Her work was very clever. f,tbpr matters. in this suit, as follows: ¡execution, and tho proceed» applied to o'clock a. tn., and In tho court room car, and almost lost their live« for i “Stubby" Hales, as Rev. Stubble- For a decree determining all ad ¡the payment of said suma of money of the county court of Klamath coun their pains. As the flying jugernaut Says Market Better. An “Average French Family" | field, created quite a laugh with his verse claims of the defondants, or a|)ovo mentioned, due the plaintiff ty, state of Oregon, In tho county H.L.Nelson returned Monday night ¡talk to the students on "deficiency." ( PARIS, March 17—Commenting on (flashed into fashionable St. Nicholas any or either of them, or any other herein, nnd that you be forever court house of Klamath Falls, In said avenue, every policeman who saw It from California points, and is at work The faculty enjoyed it as much as »he declining birth rate in France, a pnrty or parties, ln or to the north- barred nnd forever foreclosed of nil county, have been appointed by the shot at the tires, and many citizens. writer in the Matin declares that the securing a number of carloads of po the student«—probably more. In » . t. quarter of tho northeast quarter right, title and Interent in and to court as the time nnd placo for the tatoes for shipment to the Golden (speaking about the custom. Principal average French family now consists , hearing the hubbub, turned out and of sec»Ion thirty-six, twonshlp forty, said property, except the right of re- hearing of snld petition, report nnd ¡tiled to head off the automobile. The State markets. He looks for good Faught said it was a good one, not of a dog, a piano and a child. south, rang«) eleven, oast, of the Wil- demptlon as required by law, and for final account, and the settlement of "Monsieur plays with the dog, car, though, distanced all pursuers, I prices there for the next few weelca, (only from a standpoint of amusement, lamette meridian, In Klamath county, such other and/urthnr relief as to the snld account, at which time nnd place Madame plays the piano, and the dodged all bullets, and disappeared until the new crop is on sale. but that getting up before the school I Oregon, declaring the plaintiff to be court may seem Just and equitable, any person Interested In said estate and carrying on a part was beneficial child Is left to either the grandmoth into the night. All this happened in the absolute owner in fee simple of Thia aummona Is nerved upon you may appear nnd file exceptions to said the heart of New York ’ s residential er, the aunt or the servant," says the to the students taking part. Hue to Recover. «aid described lands, and that de- by order of tho Honorable William account nnd contest the name. district before 9 o'clock at night. The writer, who contends that with only Suit to recover 3405.20 alleged due ¡fondants, and each of thorn, and all 8. Worden, county Judge of Klamath bated this 12th day of March, 1914 unidentified girls, doubtless white ,80ns marrying only daughters, the on account, has been commenced by In From the Fort. other persons be forever enjoined and county, Oregon, acting In the absence EDGAR L. FURBER, slave victims, were completely swal C. E. Hoyt, a well known hotel man enormous proportion of one-child the Farmers Implement and Supply «iebarred from asserting any claim of Henry L. Bonson, judge of the Administrator of the Estate of Lewis lowed up. amflies will be considerably Increased House against Levi D. Ward. j. c. [of Uort Klamath, Is here attending I. Furber. Deceased. 3-12-4-9r .during the next generation. j The gunmen of New York are no In or to said lands adverse to this above entitled court, which order ia , to business matters. Rutenlc ia attorney for the concern. Semi-Weekly Herald INOTHFR WARRANT SI IT IS tilin un R n REFER RUTES 10 THE COMMISSION Ml t NRI'I N I I RS MOCK ON THE I Kilt I KN k lxhvm I