The semi-weekly herald., April 16, 1914, Page 2, Image 2

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THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
THI'RMDAY. APRIL in. INI4
' piping be Included in plana for new
and bilver Lake. Nearly all thia lat­
If this service Is made by the delivery
city hall. The council will take up
ter area ha* been cla**lfl«d a* dry
of a copy of your auswvr to the con-
I later the matter of lighting the city
farming land, and will be subject to
; («»taut In perso 11. proof uf such aer-
i hall.
BRYAN. WILSON AND UND ARE
*«ttleni<>nt and entry under the en­
vke must be «ltb«r the said coutost-
A Continuation of the
Accepted the ordinance providing
HOLDING A CONFERENCE
larged homestead law providing for
iiut's wrllteu acknowledgement of his
Klamath Republican
for the Improvement of Eleventh
AT THE CAPITOL
330-acre entries.
¡re««|pt uf tin« copy, showing the date
W. O. SMITH
Editor street by J. H. Garrett. Mr. Garrett
"In the whole elli.Unatiou of 410,- IV»r* i I| m Mailing North Have lleru i of its receipt, or tho affidavit of th«
was ordered to ghe bond in the sum Official. Realise l'hai if the Mexicans De<q>ite This Ruling. I’roam-ulor 000 acre« all except .ng about 30,000 | .* > ut Mouth by YVirel««»»—Entire Iporsoii by whom th« delivery was
Entered at the postutfice al Klauiath of 313,500 for tho faithful perform­
Do Noi Meet Tili» Demand on the
Jerome <»f New York Will Not Let acre« nlready are hel I n> private own
Torpedo Host U«'ct. Now Ntatiou«*d ¡made stating when and where th«
Falls. Ora., as second class matter. ance of contract.
Pail of Naval Official. AniertaMa
I l> on the Slayer of Stanfonl White orshlp, withdrawn tor reelantatloii
at I’eUMii'ola. I* «ltd, im I to Prepare <lopjr was dellverud. If made by regia
Approved the bond of City Treas- I
Will Be Nubjected to t'oatem|H by
and Declare« He Will Appeal the purpose» or classified as div fainting.
to Hull al » Mo m ill’s Notice lly Tered mall, proof of such service must
Published by the Herald Publishing Tirer J. W. Hiemen . for 315,000.
Xlexican*. ami Nation’s Prestige Is
C mm * to tlie I uitetl Htatra Supreiu«« A considerable portion of the lands
Mecrvtary Daniels.
.
nn«'«t of tbe affidavit of the person
Company, of Klamath Falla, on
I «-»sened.
Passed to secon l reading the ordl-|
Court at Once.
are on pumice lands ol low ngrleul
'by whom th« copy waa mailed, stal­
Monday and Thursday of each wook nance prohibiting driving or riding j
i total value"
I ulted Press Service
ling when and th« postofflee to which
j
- n r— -- ■ —
home« or mules shod with calks on United Press Service
(Tilted Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. <’., April 14.— lit was luallad, and this affidavit must
Two dollar* jht jvar in advance
certain city pavements during the
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 14.—
< ONCORD, N. H.. April 14 •Fed-
rotary Daniel» <■! the navy depai I- I be accompanied by the postmaster's
summer months.
The Me lean policy today haiiga in oral Judge Edgar Aldrich today, lu «
iitrnl l<Hl»y onlvrotl Admiral Hadgvt. I receipt for the letter.
DEMO! RAT NKKKN
Directed the mayor to appoint a the balance.
You should state In your answer
thltty-page opinion, upheld the de­
< oiii'iiaiKliug tlio Atlantic ffeot, Io pro-
THE CLERKSHIP tcommittee to three to Investigate the
Mexh-.ua Ambassador Lind. State mand of the attorneys for Harry K MtNiND DIVISION UF THE ARMY « isti to Tampico immediately, with all the name of the postomca to which
sewer conditions on Prospect and ScceeUtiy Bryan ami President YVil- iThaw for a writ of habeas corpus
IN ItEAIIV TO I.EAVE; AltMV
l ie »lti|Mt lie eommand». Badger'» you desire future notice« to ba sent
That the office of county' clerk will Tenth streets.
Tho opinion was devoted to a dis-
TRANNPORTN READY
sou are bolding a conference at the
llau»liip «ml a large part of III» fleet to you.
be contested at the November election
Passed a resolution ordering the White House.
JAH. II. IIUIttlKHH. Register.
cushion of whether New York took
I pul out al woun front Hampton
was shown Tuesday' when J.H.Everett owners of lots 7 and 8, in block 10,'
c C. IIROWKR. Klamath Falls. At­
the proper course in seeking the re­ Atlantic Flcvt I s Off for Melino—-th-» Roads.
Two
squadron*
of
American
war»
a local merchant, tiled announcement of Railroad addition, to build side- :
torney for Contestant.
turn of Thaw by extradition process.
Slmuhaneously, th« tran*port Han-
ru|M>ti<>n of Both Tampico and Vera
of candidacy for the nomination at walks in front of their property. In i »hip» are anchored in the harbor of
I
Judge Aldrich held that the consti­
i ros l>y .Y iik ' i I« su» in Oast* of In- «<«k wi « ordered to sail from New Dale of 1st publication March 36,1914
Vera
Crus
and
at
Tampico.
I
nlcss
the hands of the democrats. Thus case of failure on the part of owners,'
terventiou Is tlie I'liui Arranged Or leu us to Tampico, carrying SOU ma- Date of 3d publlactlon April 3. 1914
j’jthe Tampico federal» tire a salute to tutional right to extradite for crime
far he is the only democrat listed as the city, after ten days will build-
Data «< M publli utton April 9, 1914
doea not reasonably apply to to such
Member« of ilio benato't'ommlttve riñes
the
American
Hag
very
sotMt
there
is
a candidate for this office.
walks anti create a lien on property to
Date
of 4th publication April 16, 1914
ca*ee
where
the
right
to
extradite
The
battleship
South
Carolina,
Hacking
the
I'uwidenl.
On the republican ticket there are secure payment. This resolution also every reason to believe that the ma­ contend«Hi for by the demanding state
which was sailing north from Santo
rines
will
land
at
both
|M>rta.
two candidates for the nomination. included lot 5, tn block 4 8, of Nichols !
lies in a decree of custody based on ♦♦•♦♦♦•••«♦«♦♦♦♦a Domingo, was Intercepted by wireless
1 Tl"’ ofBoial8 arv ver-v reticent
County Clerk C. R. De Lap and K. D. idditlon
Nummuua
Directed
tbe
water and light com- I ! n i# known that Ad“‘ra’ »»•»’>• ! inssnity.
♦
♦ and ordered to Tampico. The cruiser III tbs Justice Court. Llnkvllle Dis­
North.
_____
_____
The
court
made
no
formal
order
Nashville,
at
Santo
Domingo,
and
the
mittee to confer with City Attorney ' llnni,ndin* th,i >iUiU*ro11 at Tam-
«
Washington. April 15. The ♦
trict. Klatuath couuly, Oregon
Rutenic this week reparding the filing >,,co hai ,old the I'^8‘d^
«• tor Thaw's discharge, but gives ftie 4 fleet is due at Tampico April 31. ♦ cruiser Tarotna, now at Boston, have
HOLIDAY Dill THE
R. Hershberger, ITainllff.
¡New York authorities ample time tn
also
been
ordered
to
Mexlcau
waters.
CHILDREN FRIDAX of a complaint with the railroad com after the arre*t of American marines 'which to perfect an appeal to tbe the sixteenth anniversary of the ♦
va.
♦ declaration of war against Bpalu. ♦ The entire torpedo fi««el, stationed
mission against the rate charged by i
I. White, Defendant.
supremo court.
at
Pensacola,
has
been
Instructed
to
I
ment
does
not
insist
upon
a
salute
be-j
tty ordertug three warships on ♦
♦
To A. J. White, tho above named de-
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In order to give the school children the California-Oregon Light and
the Pacific Coaat to Mexican wa­ ♦ stand by for orders preparatory to be­
♦
fundunt:
a chance to participate in the clean­ Power company for water, light »nd
'useless for the warships to remain at United Press Service
♦ ters late this afternoon. Secre­ ♦ ing sent to Tampico.
In the name of th« Slats of Or­
up campaign, the schools will be dis­ power.
NEW YORK. April 14—William T ♦ tary Daniel* miikea possible the ♦
Tampico, as this would only increase
egon. You ars hereby required to ap-
missed Friday afternoon. This will
t
'iiore open contempt upon the part of Jerome, in speaking of the decision ♦ blockading of all .Mexican ports ♦ Rissi AN NEWNPAPERN
K<ar aud answer th« complaint filed
allow the scholars to rake up all the
HAVE HARD SLEDDING
of the Concord judge today, said:
♦
IB
THAN THE KINGl,he Mexicans.
axalnst you In the above entitled no­
trash, etc., around their yards.
'Judge Aldrich's decision make* no ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ K* ♦ ♦
___
Wilson and Bryan are determined.
tion on er before the 7th day of May.
Friday and Saturday have been
ST. I’ETEItSBURG. April 16.— I
1 will go to the supreme
* United Prees Terri re
,
is honorably possible, to prevent «tiffwence.
1914, that being tho last day of the
designated as cleanup days by the
I'tnos amounting to 369.825 wore im-
I intervention. ¥hey realize that re-lceurt of the United States to fight
WASHINGTON, I». «’., April 15.—
publication of this summons, and If
city council. The city will employ
LON
.’. April 14.—Suffragettes|cent eVen(8 tayj, increased the dlffi-¡tins matter out. New York state doea
poevd upon 374 newspapers and other
"Tlie I’mdilent nv-ured us that thia
you tall so to apiwsr and answer, for
teams to gather the trash, et<b. and Aho are prone to* emphasise the
of
task
l etiodlcals, 336 issues were conflecal-
Their advisors I not alter its contention that Thaw Is
want thereof tho plaintiff will take
Houlil
tie
no
I
later
demonstration,
naul it to the dump grounds. To cadence of the male specie have dis
" ' .ay that unless the administration up- ¡criminally responsible for the escape
<-i|, 63 editors were Imprisoned and 30,
have refuse hauled away it is neces­ I coven d a handy argument in lhe holds Mayo's demand for a salute, the Grom Mattaewan Of course I will ob- but it will be a light in case there la ie«r»papvrs wore cuui|>elled to ceasv judgment against you for the sum of
sary that it be placed in cans, boxes comparative stature of the kings nnilpre.ttge of the nation will be lessened Act to Thaw being released on ball as ■tot an apology," wild Chairman Shiv- I publication in Russia lu the past year, 320.UO and costs and disbursements
in thia action, and that any property
ley of the M-nate foreign relations
or sacks and left in front of the side­ queens of Europe.
«■
.
Nearly
v_.k. all
-1, the in
jn the
the evee of
of the
the world.
wor|(j
(Strenuously as
as ever,
ever, and
and the
the only
only ef-
of-1
iaccording to an official report made
(strenuously
attached In this action be applied to
■ ommlttee today.
walks or in the alleys, so it can be monarchs are shorter than 1 their
|
public
today.
a<>
nl
r
«»>•»
th»
situation
la
.
lect
tbe
decision
of
Judre
Aldrich
will
None deny that the
Is
Judge
tho payment of such judgment and
quickly thrown into the clean-up wives.
Tho governor of Kleff was partlcu- lii»t execution herein.
most serious. The tension Increased hate in reality will be to bring the
GALY ESTON, Tn.. April IN.—The ' larly active in proeecutlng the prees,
wagons.
George of England is several inches rather than diminished at the WII- • «»<• to a head. '
This summons is served by publica­
second Division of the army la today 1 largely on account of tho Bellis caev.
less than Queen Mary in height.
-on-Bryan-Lind
conference today.
tion
in the Heml-Woekly Herald, a
lu rradinesa for field service. The ¡having fined 41 newspaper* to tho!
The German Empress is so much • ikn in no way cleared the air.
IMPORTANT MEETING OF
semi weekly newspaper published In
army
transports
in
the
harbor
are
all
taller than her husband t^st the
ismouut of 35.063. confiscated five le- Kalmath Falls. Oregon, for six sue-
CHAMBER OF (COMMERCE
"rhe only statement made regarding I
provisioned. and have steam up. while uies and imprisoned 14 editors.
kaiser qsuBh'y-iia* uer sit down when th’« was that the president backed j
<«>»slvo weeks, tho first publication
Since dancing seems to be the rage, th'.' are photographed together.
An matanee uf the ...verily of the bHn|t „„ the
tlay of March 1#H
Matters of prime Importance to the railroads have artauged for an im-
Maye's demand f«r the salute, which
or properly «peaking, since the dazrte
The czarina makes her husband hnr not yet been fired. O’Shaugh- Klamath county will be discussed at mediate* removal of troopa to thia city, censorship was the confiscation of n|
pursuant to the order of the lion. E.
fever has begun raging M this com­ look like Mr. Pip when she stands •*"|nes>yt i< j8 hope,’ w’ll be eble t> per-¡tonight’s meeting of the members of
recent issue of a paper at Rostov-on- ’ W. Gowen. Justice of the peace of
munity, every eff'TT seems to be to side him.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 16.— Don for publishing a telegram from said court.
the Klamath Chamber of Commerce.
s «ads U.nerta to order th' salute
Queen Ena of Spain is nearly a
graitfy tE^isaire of those who delight
¡To this meeting all the residents of Il Is admitted that one of the routing \ tenne stating that It waa rumored,
Dated March 35. 1914.
bead taller than Alfonso,' and King LATI.ST IN STENOGRAPHY' IS
it ^ripping the light fantastic toe.
(the city are invited.
I • ul poHslblllties is the occupation of . that tho heir to the Servian throne I
E. W. GOWEN.
The latest to enter into the field of Victor of Italy barely reaches tbe
One of the first matters to receive . Vora Crex as well as Tampico in case hrd nrrived in 8t Petersburg on a
t "SHORTHAND MAGHINE
Justice
of the Peace.
attention will be the choosing of a| Huerta retuse* to salute even after visit
amusement terpMchorean is the en­ shoulder of Queen Helene.
C C. Ilrower, Attorney for Plaintiff.
tertainment committee of Klamath
Tbe stenotype was invented by W. 'delegation to attend the get-together !lhe demonstrati« n al Tampico.
3-36-5-7 *w
Lodge No. 137, I. O. O. F. This com­ 4 Ht N Mil NG TEACHERS FOR
IIOWANM FIGHT
T.. Ireland, an exjert court reporter. m«eting at Medford this month, when
THE LOCAL GRADER riio wrote short-hand at a speed but I boosters of Jackson. Josephine and
mittee has made all arrangements to
HAMPTON ROADS. April 15. The
BLUE MKY’ LAW
Notice of Heltlemrot
give a seriee of six Saturday night
little below the world s record.
Klamath counties will form an organ- Atlantic Fl««et todaj started for Tam-j
Just what teachers will be in charge
(Equity No. 414)
dances in the west hall of the Odd
KEOKUK, Iowa, April 15.—Iowa's
Like all other reporters, he had nation for advertising the marvellous P*e°, and w,,l tench that harbor Mon­
Fellows building, the first to be given of the grades next year is a matter trouble in transcribing hi* notes when ;scenic attractions of Southern Ore- day night or Tueedk ,
A single gun blur sky law, passed by the last gen-1 In the Circuit Court of the Stats of
on the night of April 11th.
that is now being given serious con­ taken at a high rate of speed, so he ton. A large attendance from hore Is ! bred by tbe Arkansas waa the signal <«<ral assembly, to prevent lhe foreign
Oregon, for Klamath County,
This committee has charge of all sideration at the hands of the board con elved the Idea of writing dicta- desired,
¡to maneuver into l.ne.
bank, land and mining promoters
Oregon.
entertainments for the benefit of the of directors. It is expected that the lion down in an easier and more ac­
The Delaware is being repaired, but f-om taking money out of tbe state In tho Matter of ths Assignment of
There will also be taken up at this
order, and among its plans, it is list for the 1914-15 term will be fully curate way—"the machine way. ” time the selection of a suitable de-1*1*1 Ioln th*
latsr.
for wildcat scheme«, 1« being taated
W. II Wynant.
rumored, is an excursion to Kirk or completed by Monday.
The torp«*do floatllla Is under full here today In tbe federal court b«fore To ths Creditors of W. II. Wynant
using plain alphabet type, with no ’<<n and slogan for the Chamber of
Chiloquin some Sunday during this
At Monday's meeting of the school positions or shading; a way in which I Commerce. The designs, etc., sub-1 "team, awaiting orders,
Judges Smith, McPherson and Pol­
aud to all parties concsrnsd in
month or the first part of May.
‘board an effort was made to select speed vould not be attained at the mi'ted by the school children of the1
lock.
—
ths sbovo eutltl.d matter.
‘The dances to be given will be the teachers, but it was found that < x|<nse of legibility and accuracy.
The law demands that foreign com-
county will be considered, and th® l< OWEN’S B ody
You
and each of you ars hereby
semi-public in character, and all this would require a few days of
MOT REOOVKRED panlee, before they can do business In
After nine years' ceaseless effort in 1 Prii® awarded. The winning design
notified
that tho undersigned, tbe
Odd Fellows and their families are thought. Some selections were made this direction, Mr. Ireland has per- 14 (° be used on a button,
— -
{the state, must convince the secretary
asMigneo for tho benefit of creditors
invited to attend and to bring their Monday, but these the board would fetted and offered to the reporting
Talk, on co-opsration, etc. will be;
KLAMATH AGENCY. April 15 -of stale that their scheme Is legltl-;
! of the above W. H. Wynant, has filed
friends.
not announce.
made by Judge Benson, Rev Stubble- The body of Clarence Cowen, th. In mate, and they may «cure a certlll-
world, the stenotype.
hl* final accounting in the above en­
"A great many of the present
The first stenotype weighed 54 ¡leld, W. A. Delzell. Rev. E. C. Rich- .Gian boy who was drowned In Wil- cats...................................
titled
matter with tho clerk of th*
DEDICATE BRIDGE
teachers will remain." said President ■ pounds. The stenotype In use In the arda and others. A luncheon Is also liamson River a couple Of weeks ago,.
District Judge McHenry at Dee Mi,ove named court and that by tbe
TO TITANIC HERO Fountain today. "There will be sev­ high school weighs a trifle more than a part of the program, to be furnished has not been recovered as yet. There Moines, has declared the lew uncon- <
'* order of Hon. >1. L B«n*on. tbe bear-
eral positions to fill, though, largely eight pounds, about one-sixth the by the wives of tbe directors.
are many men still searching for the itttutional. and the state has appealed
' Ing of objections to said final ac-
due
to
resignations,
and
it
will
be
remains, but thus far without «ucceas the case to the supreme court.
AUGUSTA, Ga.. April 14.—Two
»eight of the average typewriter.
l count I* eel for 10 o'clock a. m. on
Enemies of ths taw have attacked
years to the day from the Ill-fated Monday, at least, before the directors
It writes on a strip of paper simi- Roa 1» Getting lietier.
lhe 34th day of April, 1914, at which
night on which the Titanic carried to fully decide upon who will teach, and lar to that used on an adding ma-
" ■ T. Lee of the Oregon-California , G. A. 81ms, the assistant school It on the same grounds In the federal
time you may make objectione. If any
the bottom of the Atlantic in her assign the teacherB to grades and chine. The stenotype ba* but one-fifth Auto Co. returned at 1:30 p m. Tues- superintendent, who left here recent- court, which 1« the case being heard i ¡you have, to the discharge of said
'ln«<
r»S„
_
l*z
Isssa*
»*»
1
<■«*
«.^3
fanm
«
B*
a
»**m6*6*M.
So
buildings."
ha* resigned from the position to' today.
giant hull 1,499 souls, citizens of Au­
th«- parts of a typewriter, and its1
from an auto trip to Bly. Mr
«■signee.
At said time tbe under­
gusta today united to pay respect to
action is entirely automatic, doing its i ,'ee drove over Monday, taking Dr (take up other work.
signed will make application to said
% i:w YORK people are
[own spacing and rewinding of notes ¡Gray and wife. On the return trip j
the memory of Major Archibald Butt,
There are fears that trouble will
1 ■■
court for a full and final discharge
MOSTLY' IRISH OR ENGLISH
who went down tn that catastrophe to
Andrew Jackson, an Indian boy. arise shortly over the question of
It is absolutely quiet, even when *'• brought in Mr. and Mrs. John
from said trust.
a hero's grave.
¡the keys are worked at a rate that!"*’11*
O1,le Howard of Bly, and j who was ill for a long time, died Sun- , non-union workers at the Clyde ship­
Dated March 21st, 1914.
NEW YORK, April 14.—Gotham’s 'would write 1,000 words per minute. ¡T- J- Smith of Central Point.
Mr. ¡day. The funeral was held Tuenday i building yards.
An elaborate bridge in memory of
W. L. MOO KE. Assignee.
claim
to
being
a
real
cosmopolitan
Major Archibald Butt, formerly aide
There are only twenty-two letter« ,-*e
tbe roads from Klamath, afternoon,
3-23 4-20 s
to the president, was formally dedi- *Hy
proven and the verdict band- on the keyboard. Some of the letter« «’’••I« to the top of tbe mountains are
Notice of Contest
State of Oregon,
I
cated. with impressive ceremonies. ed down the day by tbe federal cen­ are omitted to make the operation . 8*ltJDK 10 good shaps, but on the oth-;
The Indian farmers are very busy Department of tbe interior. United
County of Klamath.
se:
Former President Taft, to whom sus officials. Tbe evidence was stag­ just that much simpler—to keep all,er
ot the mountain they are in putting In their grain and repairing
States iJind Office, Lakeview,
L D. Ward.
geringly
conclusive
of
tbe
charge
of
"Archie” was a dear friend, as well
fences. luixt year there was consid­ [
the keys in easy striking distance.
*'ad condition.
Oregon. March 21, 1914.
VB.
as a protector, was present, and add­ cosmopolitanism against New York. The missing letters are supplied by
erable grain threshed on the Klamath To Thoma* M. Gannon of Dairy, Ore­
in ~
Town.
Unknown Owner of Estray.
Out
of
a
population
of
something
ed a few words of appreciation of the
reservation.
gon, Conteslee:
craobinations.
I
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■■ •
« ... . . VHU
I 1’1 gelding,
geiuing,
Viz.:
One BUI
sorrel
about 4
like 5,500,000 of people who reside in
Georgian's character.
Tbe United States government is- SMALL I’ERt’ENTAGE
You are hereby notified that Annie «car» old, branded J In circle
on
right
Greater
New
York,
nearly
1,000,000
Hundreds of prominent people
Forest Supervisor J. M Bedford A. Jackson, who gives Medford. Ore- shoulder and running W
st.ed a basic patent on this board,
GY PUBLIC LANDS
on left
from all over the country attended. —or. to be exact, 972,968—are of which means no other machine can
was
a
visitor
In
Klamath
Falla
re
­
■ l— ■
gon, as her postoffice address, did, on shoulder. That said L. D. Ward did
Temple Noyes Lodge of Washington, English, Irish, Scotch, Welsh and Cel­ use a similar board.
PORTLAND, April 14.—Although cently.
■ March 4th, 1914, file In this office her ¡on or close to the 1st day of May.
These figures include
D. C., of whl' h organization Major tic descent.
the federal forestry bureau made bold
[duly corroborated application to con- 1913, take up and at all times since
Butt was a nembo», attended in a those born in the countries mentioned
-r.* secure tbe
.U- cancellation
_ —
--- -*t..
¡announcement a few weeks ago that ' k< nt Return».
test and
of
' then kept In hl* possession the above
or born here of parents of those na­
body.
A. E. Kent la back from a business ¡your Homestead Entry No..............
110,000 acres of land In various parts
, described estray; and that he has
tionalities. Besides these there are
of Central Oregon were about to be trip to Roseburg. Mr. Kent was away jSerial No. 04757, made June 21st,
, used all reasonable effort to ascertain
MONDAY NIGHT’S COUNCIL
among New York’s population 1,732,-'
1911, for W% 8ENE>4 8E%,
A deal waa closed Monday whereby withdrawn from the forest reserves, about ten days.
and find the owner of the same, and
ME1T IN TABLOID miwi 970 persons who were born in foreign the «learner Hooligan was sold to J. jit develops upon closer analysis that
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Section 33, Township 37 8., Range i tnken all legal steps required by the
’land« or who were born here of for- j ! W. Guthrie of Portland by Captain 'only 30,000 acres of this entire area Ntill Stick» to IL----------------------------------- 1 I 14 E„ and NW% NE14, Section 4,
Fred Bacon, representing Heller-¡Township 38 8., Range 11 V4 K., Wil- laws of tho Htnto of Oregon In refer­
Granted Councilman Owens thirty- eign parents. They are divided as Hanabury.
The deal was made will be available for actual settle­
ence to eatrays;
follows:
day leave of absence.
ment for other than dry farming pur- Kllcn company of San Francisco, was lamelte Meridian, and as grounds for
1 through Charles A. Spinning.
Now. therefore, to said unknown
Yiddish and Hebrew, 861,980;
I poses.
Allowed an application of Ciias
in the city Monday. Mr. Bacon re-.her contest she alleges that said en-
The new owner plant 10 use the
owner,
and to any and all persons
McGowan for permit to build wooden 'German, 841,»89; Italian, 549,444;
In
to
the ,, numerous
in- marked some time ago about tho well'try man, Thomas M. Gannon, has
boat in towing. He will remodel the
, , response
_
.. ,,
,
who may be Interested therein, you
warehouse 60x80 feet near site of Polish, 116,101; Magyar, 64,141;
, make
.
.. quiries
craft at once in order to
it
‘.............. George H. Cecil of Portland, dressed appearance of the ladles of wholly failed to reside upon or make are hereby notified that at the ranch
Swedish, 61,141; F»ench. 47,210;
Ewauna box factory.
"I still claim thorny Improvement whatever of any
district forester, has issued the fol­ Klamath Falls.
more adapted to this class of work.
known as tbe Mason ranch, about 114
Accepted the First National bank's Norwegians, 35.063; Danish, 14,731;
lowing statement;
ladies here are better dressed than In kind upon, or any cultivation of, said mile» southeast of Miller Hill school
bid of 317,281, with 3100 premium Spanish, 11,626; Greek, 11,628; Rou-I —. .
"Tbe lands involve«l in this elimi­ most cities of triple the population," iland or any part thereof.
manian, 10,789; Bohemian and Bwra .
Ahrgr“Ve8’ *h 'h
. b^n con'
house. In said county and state, on the
and accrued interest at 6 per cent for
nation
are in the Deschutes and the said Mr. Bacon this morning, before
You are, therefore, further notified 4th day of May, 1914, at th« hour of
vian, 40.988; Russian, 28,870; Litbu-^^, by “r’' \N Brid«w' ha"
Sixth street improvement bonds.
¡that the said allegations will bo taken
nisn and I-ottlsh, 11,217; Slovak. IO,-!4*0“ 'ran.ferred by her to J. K | Paulina national forests, and com- leaving for the morning train.
in o’clock a. ni. of said day, when the
i Hershberger? to whom’sb. ’¿ai sold IprUe • *“tle over 410 000 acre' ,n I
Granted 8. E. Owens permit to
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by this office as having been confessed said estray will be exposed and offered
The railroads of this country will ¡by you, and your said entry will be
hang «ign over sidewalk in front of 504; other Slavs, 10,075; Dutch and
4
l-r leiMw.
Hershberger formerly el«ht contiguous bodies, the largest
for sale as by law directed; and the
of «ohlnh
which 3«
Is located along tho
the T*
Des-!
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Ar- conducted
i . . tke Rex cafe
-- collect
floral store on Main street, between Friscan, 9,661; Finnish, 8,211; "
about
310,000,000
year . i ¡canceled
ther»«u<ier without your fur-
proceeds
of said sale will be applied
Ara-
menian, 2,676; and Syrian and
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
chutes River, in the vicinity of Cres- because of th» extra business result-¡the >■ <ight to be heard therein, either for tlie pnyment of all damages, costs
Approved the plans of Veghte&Co. blc,3,987,
¡before this office or on appeal, If you i
Japan each year produces more cent end La Pine, in Klamath and ing from tbe parcel post.
and oxponsea legally Incurred; and
for city hall, aud ordered city record­
fail ««*
to •■■«
file >u
In mi»
this uuice
office witnin
within twenty i
than 260,000,000 bushels of rice, f , Crook counties. Most of the lands in
the excess, If any, will be retained by
Alex Davis, cattle and stock
er to advertise for bids for building
In a countr” ■‘'uo°1 neor Auburn, ¡days after the FOURTH publication
nearly 60,000,000 pounds of tea and this vicinity have either been with­
E. W. Gowen, Justice of the peace, or
is in from his ranch for a few
city hall.
more than 25,000,000 pounds of silk. drawn for reciamaGoP purposes, and Neb. •' iiuplls bring from home ma-¡of this notice, ns shown below, your his successor In office, for the period
for this reason will npt be subjec’
(««rials from
which
they
cook
a
lunch
Disallowed < laim of J. L. Lyle for business in the city.
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answer, under oath, specifically meet­
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The distinction of having tbe b«st- settlement and entry
th*’ baL at noontime, each pupil supplying a ing and responding to these allega­ of six months. And If said sum of
3267.10 for damage allowed to have
money so held shall not bo called for
!,tb» and ! Part of th* whola
The first five months of 1913 saw paid one-room country school teacher ance of tbe area on
been done by overflow of sewer.
tions of contest, or if you fall within
In
said time, the same will be depos­
Street Commissioner Stahlman «tated ^all previous records in Texas broken in the United States belong« to Ixigan June 8th, or are «heady held In pri- s
that time to file In this office due
the overflow was the result of negll-.for the amount of bonds voted In the county, llllsols, whirk pays Its tearh- vate ownership. The balance of the hus ruled against the use of the "un­ pi oof that you have served a copy of ited as by statute In such cases made
end provided.
gence of adjoining property owners, ¡various counties and road precincts er 3110 a month for a term of nine area eliminated is mostly in hills fair" list by labor unions,
your answer on the said contestant
Dated April 13, 1914.
months.
surrounding the Fort Rock Valley, The Massachusetts supreme court either In person or by registered mall.
Ordered that specification* for gas for good roads.
4-13 5-4 6
L. D WARD.
Semi-Weekly Herald
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