PAGE TWO THE SEMI WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE Semi-Weekly Herald GENERAL STRIKE I MAYO W ANTS T O IS NOT TO START, SEND TROOPS TO SAY UNION HEADS THE OIL FIELDS ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ MONDAY. MAY II. IMI I MKDI YTION HOARD city of the said William D Motigold, stock shall ho accepted unices ac- MKN ARK HARD TO a minor, or as much thereof an tnay be lontpanled by tlio full payniunt of WOMAN "SNIPER** IS HKLKtT JUST NOYY itece^aary to satisfy the said judgment an amount in money equal to all na FREED BY FUNSTON in favor oi II II Vlulng and un order aoeemeuta previously levied by this A Continuation of ths OWNERS OF THE PROPERTY YSK MICH TIME MIST IIE ENTIRELY of sale of real property and againal association ou lands subscribed there Klamath Republican PROTECTION '♦ I'nited Press Service. GIVEN IP ■aid William D. Motigold, a minor. { to, and the previous assessments VERA CRl’I. May 8. •**! am Editor ¡with Interest thereon, together with | heroin referred to shall be de- W. O. SMITH Instead of Calling a General Strike of Following Till» Announronient llu.-lra for any woman with uervo Olllciala, Through Tumulty, Deny the all costs aud disbursements that have termined by taking the aggregate of Half a Million Miners. Executive Staten That He Will Withdraw Entered at the postoffice at Klamath enough to shoot for her coun Report» of Strained CundUioue in [or may accrue. all assessments heretofore levied by Hoad Favors the Other Meu Keep From the Mediation Proceedings if ♦ try.** said General Funuton this Falls, Ore., as second class matter. Mexico—Tliey Nay That t'ondltiou» C. C. LOW. Sheriff this association Assessments paid ing at YYork. to Provide the Sinew» the Troop» Aro laxnded at Tampico. ♦ afternoon, as he ordered a wo In Mexico City, Just Reported, Were Ily Geo. A Haydotl, Deputy. on shares of stock cancelled at the In Published by the Herald Publishing for the Capital-latlw.c War Now on Two Oil Well» Were Burned Yew- ♦ man “sniper” released. Known Sonte Time Ago Through Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, stance of the association within three Company, of Klamath Falls, on in Colorado. terday by the Mexican«. < init ial rimimela. The woman had been sentenc ♦ May ». 1914, years after April t. 1906, for the Monday and Thursday of each week ♦ ed to six months' Imprisonment 5»11-8-8 aw reason that the land to which said — | INDIANAPOLIS, May 8.—The ex- WASHINGTON, D. C-, May 8. ♦ by the court martial. Ily JOHN E. NEVIN shares are appurtenant la non- lecutlve board of the Western Federa Deapite denials by official sources. It ♦ Adiiili>.«lrator's Notice t (I'nited Press Stuff Correspondent) Irrigabln from the system owned or tion of Miners, in session here, has de- has been learned that Admiral Mayo, ♦ ♦ In the Mattar of the Estate ot Juni- controlled or to be owned or con WASHINGTON. D. C„ May 8. — MAKES FIRST TRIP OF SEASON ¡tided not to call a general strike ot through Admiral Badger, has re-1 ette Jackson, Deceased: trolled by the »ssoclation shall be ¡The selection of the American del*- ROUND I 1*1*1 II LAKI IN FORD the 50".000 members of the organize-¡quested that American trootx occupy HUERTA SAY'S NO Notice la hereby given to the cred refunded to the holder at (tie time of I gates to the “A. --------- ition. ¡the oil field territory. This is for AMERICAN CRAFT H B. C.” mediation itors of the above estate and all per cancellation; provided, however, that With the usual optimism of the be- , They s4> 11 *• ‘»♦“«r »or the miners'protection purposes only. CAN CLEAR PORT conferences is one I sons l aving claims agalust the asme, the association may execute releases glnner. Attorney E. L. Elliott, who ¡outside of Colorado to remain at work Secretary Daniels of the navy de- ot tho moat per to pi.sent such claims, together with upon the approval of th» secretary of haa been driving his new Ford car ln order lo better finance the Colo- partment this afternoon submitted to MEXICAN VESSELS ORDERED plexing matters the proper vouchers supporting them, tho Interior for all lands heretofore less than a month. Thursday mad.« rado »or on« Y«*r or ten years, jthe cabinet a long report on the oil I AWAY FROM HERE that the adtulnia-1 wit uin six months from the date of Hubscrlbed to thia association where the trip 'round the Upper Ijtke, being The officials received the story of ¡field situation. tration has to deal th » first publication of this notice, to Hiich lands are not deemed Irrigable ... .. . ... The diplomats have learned that I the first driver to tske a car around H*« strike today, blaming the violence American Soldier Believed to Be a with right now. the administrator of said estate, Johti from the Irrigation works now con him as guests on the “ on <•>« operators and tn 1914. 1 With _____________________ * ■* “vicious gun-{two oil wells were burned yesterday lVisoner In the Hunds of the Ferl Bo far, no solu 8. Horn, at the Bank ot Bouanta, jatructed by the > United States of Following this, delegates representing 'Ioniinsa. Oregon. .1..- or •>... initial venture were Captain J. P. Lee, America their successors In In erai TroojMS—Two Hornes He Had tion la in sight. (the oil interests called upon Bryan to I Willi Him Aro Found With Mexi JNO. 8. HORN. Tom B. Watters and Warren Duhl. terest upon payment of all naseaa- Th* fail that ideniand protection. MT. |*AKI SEWS NOTES The roads were excellent all the Administrator of Said Estate. ments heretofore levied by thia As- can» Today—Theory In Advanced the conference at 1 — 5-7-B-4 sw way around with the exception of a isoclatlon against said lands and Ttiat He Was Overcome Ivy Heat Niagara Falls wull Ald ; WASHINGTON. D. C., May 8.— short stretch of road between Long against lands owned by the applicant and Wandered. MT. LAKI, May 8—The ladies bo very long X- — — * a X. _ _ tf... a ... I # i. ,1 «... —« F Notice for PubUcaUon Lake and tbe connection with the Society of the Mt. Laki church metl ’ A a * threat for said release by Huerta to withdraw from makes It Impera road to Round Lake. This road has at the church Wednesday The wo- the (Not Coal Mnds) ‘he mediation proceedings was re- re j WASHINGTON. D. C . May 8,—The That section one (1) of article tive that the men recommendation latest order to be Issued by Huerta not been dragged since the winter men are making comforters to fill or-i .ceived. ce‘'ed« following following the the recommendation chosen as dele i Department of the Interior, United eight (8) of said by-laws be amended snows and rain, consequently the ders. and will meet nezt month with^ A^ir“' ,M,5roJ" States Laud Office, at latkeview. to read as follows: ,rO<ip* "nd forbids any American vessel to be gates must be guard Tampico property. washed out ruts make the going very Mrs. Herbert Philips. Oregon. April 15, 1914. meu who will bo [cleared from any Mexican port. Section 1. All certificates or other Huerta, through Ruts, sent a notel bad. Notice Is hereby given that Pliny evidence of the ownership of shares Mexican vessels, likewice. are able to ubandon From Fort Klamath to Rocky The Country Needle Club will meet to the mediation commission, pro- bidden to clear for America, entirely their per A Jerome, whose poetoffice address of stock in thia association shall have Point, Pelican Bay Lodge and Long with the Misses Latta on Thursdsy. t«»Un< the American operation at trade between the countries Is or- sonal affairs for an indefinite period. la Dairy, Oregon, did. on the 19th the seal of the association affixed; lAke the roads are like a boulevard, May 14th Vera Cruz, and intimating that he dered stopped. There are very few big men so sltuat-j day of March. 1914, file In thia office provided, however, that no cer- ______ might withdraw his acceptance of1 with one or two soft places where sworn statement and application No. tlficate of stock or other evidence of cd a» to do this. i f '07378, to purchase the WH NWM, i>» norahlp of the snow is just disappearing. Rev. Stubblefield and wife made a mediation, This may prevent the justices stock In this assocla- VERA CRUZ. May 8 —It is believ- Mr. Elliott drove over the exact short call on Theodore Case and fam Section 38. Township 38 south. lion shall bo l»»ued until th» full the supreme court from serving. ed that Private Parks, a cavalryman 10 east. Willamette Meridian, amount levied by the secretary of th» course of the proposed 'round the ily Wednesday. VERA CRUZ. May 8—Refugees say The cabinet dlscus»ed the mutter to I Range . . .. who disappeared yesterday. Is In the -lake endurance contest for stock cars, and the timber thereon, under tbe Interior under public nolle» upon and that it is rumored in Mexico City that hands of Maas' federal» When last s°m« length today, and is now an enthusiastic booster for provisions ot the act of June 1, 1871, against the shares and lands rap re- The pupils of the Mt. Laki school I Querido Moheno, the minister of com seen. Parks was heading toward the the contest. and acta amendatory, known as the amted thereby, and further, until the had a picnic by the river Tuesday I merce and Industry, is dead. WASHINGTON. D. C., May 8. Mexican lines The rumor cannot be confirmed. Secretary Tumulty, after a confer- ”T,‘n“*r “ T* full amount ot nil assessments pre- “If there is a more suitable course after school, Miss Jessie Telford. Mexicans at Tejera were today seen value us might be fixed by appraise viously levied by this association By some reports It is said that he for an endurance run. I don't know their teacher, superintended the bon loading on cars two black horses that *o«« *‘<‘> »Trident Wilson. Issued of it,** said Mr. Elliott. fire. where they roasted potatoes and committed suicide when Huerta re were in Parks' charge, Officers are the following statement thia morn ment. and that, pursuant to such ap upon and against the share» and plication. the land and timber there lands represented thereby »hall have jected his resignation, while others “While the roads are good, consid marshmallows. It was a happy time ing on have been appraised at a total of been paid by tho owner thereof. have it that he died from some un certain these are the horses, but no ering the hills and mountains tra for the children. “Reports of an attack upou the official report has been made regard- 8240,, the timber estimated nt 200,- known cause. versed, they are steep enough in Dated nt Klamath Falls, Oregon, American forces at Vera Crus, and j ing them. '000 board feet at 81 per thousand, this 33d day of April, 1914. The funeral was conducted very places to keep the beet drivers busy Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Phillips will serious crises arising there are with soldiers ____ who _____ were ( Two American______ and the land at 840; that said appli at the wheel. It seems to me the move to Klamath Falls this week, and .quietly. out foundation. made prisoners by the same federal» cant will offer final proof In support KLAM 171! WATER UBERS* ASSO course is an ideal one for such a con Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Phillips will-------------- “General Funston's report to Secre CIATION. and later released, believe that Parks of his application and sworn state move onto the ranch. Mr. and Mrs. (CRYSTAL HOUND tort.’’ tary Garrison of the stories of refu By Albert E Elder. Secretary. was overcome by the heat and wan- m«nt on the 32d day of June. 1914, OVER TO JURY E. S. will be greatly missed in the gees regarding conditions In Mexico (Heal) 4 30-8-4 sw dered Into federal hands. before J. O llamaker. U. 8 commis FEW CHANGER ARE MADE community. ~~ City are merely confirmatory of what sioner, at Bonanza, Oregon. ______ I Al Crystal, proprietor of the “Sec IN LIST Off GRADE TEACHERS was learned through official channels. Any person Is at liberty to protect Yoth-e of l*K>< <-<-<lhig« (<> Determine John Koontx, Herbert Phillips and ond Class' saloon wa s on Friday KISS MAT SEND There Is no Intention of sending ad I Water Itiglita HIM TO SIIDERIÄ thia purchase before entry, or initiate Work of selecting the teachers for A. D. Addison took their colt» to Mr. bound over to the grand jury on a ditional troops to Vera Crus.” a contest al any time before patent Before the State Water Board of ths the grades has been practically com- McCormicks, where they will pasture ¡charge of larceny by bailee. Justice Tumulty would not comment upon issues, by filing a corroborated affi Htatu of Oregon, Water Division of th— Peace Gowen fixed his bond at ST. PETERSBURG, May 8.—Siberia pleted for next year by the school them this g|>mnw-r ¡will probably be the penalty of a kiss the fact that the general staff of the davit In thia office, alleging facta No. 1, Klamath County. ______ 82,000 board, There are a few more being army conferred with Garrison until which would defeat the entry. lu the Matter of the l>etermlnatlun of Mr. George Avery, a student of I Chystal is charged with wlthhold- for M. Ivanhoff, student, who was to thia morning considered. JAMER H BURGE8H the Relative Rights to the Wa R. H. Dunbar is retained as city Princeton University, in New Jersey,,in« »1.000 belonging to Thomas Love, day indicted for attempted murder. He made the Russian Easter cus 4-20-8-22 s Register ters of Anna Creek and Its Tribu superintendent, which position he has is expected here next week. He will aa aff»*d cook Crystal says he gave taries, Tributary ot Wood River. so efficiently and zealously filled for .have charge of the Mt. Laki church {Love a chattel mortgage and borrow- tom of osculatory greeting of the Notice to Creditors To All Persona, Firms and Corpora several years. Miss Gail Ross also tor the summer, and also will preach *’d t*1« money, while the prosecution faithful the excuse for kissing pretty Notice is hereby given that 1 have contends that he took the money to Mlle. Lise Allbert, a fellow student. tions, claiming a right to the use retains the principalship of the Cen at Midland. ______ keep for Love while the latter was in- The girl, refusing to regard the salu Lewis W. Clark, who made many this day been appointed executor of ot the waters ot tho shove named tral school. Tbe boys and men of the Mt. Laki toxlcated. and refused to give It up. tation in its religious aspect, scream friends in this city while his father the last will and testament of Clara stream or any tributary thereof, The principal of the Riverside or owning or being in |H>Meealou school next year will be Miss Wini Sunday school and the neighborhood trying to force Ixrve to take the chat ed, and her brother rushing Into the was building the Lost River diversion E Moore, deceased. All parties hav ing claims against the said deceased ot lpnds bordering <>n or having fred Winnard, whose parents reside in met at Mr. McClellan's store Satur- tel mortgage when he saw Love In room knocked Ivandoff down. Tbe latter then drew a revolver and dam, has recently been chosen secre are required to present them to me access to said stream or any of I Angell Valley. Miss Winnard is at day evening and organized a baseball tended to see the autnorities. shot at the brother, but missed, in tary of the Washington state**exp<»l- at the offlie of my attorneys, Messrs. Both District Attorney Irwin and Ha tributaries, In tho County of present teaching in the Central club. Floyd McMillian was elected Kuykendall A Ferguson, In the manager and Austin Case secretary Attorney W. H A. Renner waived the meantime the girl has summoned tlon commission Kinmath, State of Oregon, and school. the police, but Ivanhoff, brandishing The Seattle and Tacoma papers de- Loomis building, In the city of Klam To All Whom It May Concern T. A. Barton will be the principal and treasurer. Plans were made forjbeir arguments. the revolver, escaped to the street, vote a good deal of space to the praise ath Falls, Oregon, within six months of the Shippington school, and Miss getting the grounds into shape. --------------------------- In tho name of the State of Oregon jumped into a taxicab and compelled of Mr. Clark as a capable young busi- from the first day of May, A. D. 1914 You and each ot you are hereby noti Salesmen Wanted Gross of the Mills school. D. C. Mor ne»s man. To sell our hardy Pacific Coast grown the chauffeur to drive at top speed. All claims must be accompanied by fied that tho state engineer of tbe ris of the manual training depart- Keep tile Girl» Away. Ivanhoff fired at his pursuers with This Is not tbe first time that Clark proper vouchers as provided by law. stele of Oregon will begin the exam paid The directors of the First National nursery stock; full line; cash ’ ment, and Miss Clara Elmer of the Dated this 30th day of April, 1914. ination of that retain stream known Pacific Nursery Co., 807 out effect. When his ammunition was has been connected with the work of domestic science department, will bank are highly elated over the effi- j weekly CHARI,EH Wil.1,1AM MOORE, ciency gained by the installation of i s,oc * 1 Exchange Bldg., Portland Ore. exhausted the chauffeur refused to go the state of Washington at cxposl- again conduct this work in tbe grades. ns Anna Creek, aud Its tributaries, any further, and the young man was tions. He was stenographer for the Executor of the Last Will and Testa situated In Klamath county, Oregon, 4-22-1 m s The grade teachers selected thus colored windows on the Fourth street arrested. commission at the I-ewls & Clark Cen- ment of Clara E. Moore, Deceased and the ditches diverting water there far are: Alice Pool. Rachel Manne- side of the bank. This makes it im-, 30-7-14-21-28 a Strayed tennlal Exposition In Portland, and man, Claudia O'Laughlin, Mary E. {possible for young ladiee to congre from, on Monday, the 16th day of Stewart, Augusta Parker, Nellie Mc gate there and watch Andrew Collier Came to my place near Odessa, De PHYMOIAJGY CUT------------------------------ was also connected with it at the June. 1914. at Fort Klamath, Klam FROM THEIR LIST Alaska - Yukon - Pacific exposition at Notice to tlie Stockholder» of the ath county, Oregon, pursuant to a po Andrews. Pearl Talley, Lulu Watten- jat work, and keeps tbe eyes of Orb cember 5, 1913, a gray horse about Klamath Water Vacra* Aaaociatloa: ' Seattle burg, Mrs. T. A. Barton. Lois J. ¡Campbell and Johnnie Moore more on 10 years old. Diamond on left sition filed requesting a determination i You are hereby notified that pur [of the relative rights of the various Under the new system of exemp Myers and Laura Bice. their tasks. shoulder. Owner inquire of M. H. tions, Sixth grade pupils at the Cen Mrs Alice Bierhoff, aged 43, died suant to a resolution of the board of ¡claimants to tho water thereof; Miss Wattenburg of Monmouth is a Wampler, W’oodbine Ranch. tral school have secured exemptions at Bellevue hospital. New York, after directors of the Klamath Water sister of Robert E. Wattenburg of thia Four more local men have just 30-1 mo. sw * And you are hereby further notified from further study of physiology having during the past two years j Users' Association duly made and that the superintendent of Water Di city. Several instructors now emm- been added to tbe ranks of auto en ployed did not make application for thusiasts. These are Leslie Rogers, A son was born Th unday Jo Mr I hey will not be examined on this swallowed hundreds of hairpins. In entered on the minutes of said board vision No. 1, of the state of Oregon, another term. Professor W. E. Faught, C. B. Clen- and Mrs. Levi Ward, who now reside subject two years hence, when they 1912 »he was sent to the Mntteawan held in the association office, rooms will commence tho taking of testi denning and Gerry Cozad. All have in this city, The boy weighed seven take the state Eighth grade examina asylum for the criminal Insane. She 17 and 18 Maddox-White building. mony as to the rights of all parties tionu for certificates. at am re began to eat hairpins. Once Klamath Falls, Oregon, Saturday, claiming water from said stream, or Attorney D. V. Kuykendall is con purchased Overlands. pounds. The successful ones at the Central her stomach was opened and sixteen March 28, 1914, the call for the an its tributaries, for Irrigation, power, fined to bis home by a serious attack school are Myler Calkins, Anna Hack hairpins removed Hhe was operated nual meeting of the stockholders of mining or other bcneflcinl use, on of neuralgia. land, Esther Haines, Hattie Hal), Lu- upon five time», the last one being the Klamath Water Users* Associa Tuesday, the l«th day of June. 1914, tion was made, and that said annual lu Linkenbach, NetUe Matt, Con- fatal, at tho hour of 10 o'clock a. m„ at the meeting will be held In the Houston stance Miller. Dorothy Sanderson, Hotel Hall, in Klamath Falls. Klam WILL A. LEONARD Miya Sannomya, Wilda Smith, Ber Opera House, Klamath Falls. Klam ath county, Oregon; and on Thursday, Notlcc of Sheriff*» Sale thold Arnold. Jack Elliott, Calvin ath county, state of Oregon. Friday. DENTIST By virtue of an execution on fore- lh® s,h day of June, A. D. 1914, at the 18th day of June, 1914, at the Richard — Riggs, _____ Arthur ____ Rob- . Peyton, __ _________ hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at the hotel White Maddox Bldg. ertson, Ted Shipley, DeWitt Smith. c,o"ur<! du|y laaued bY lh« cl«r*t ot the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of said in Fort Klamath, Klamath county, tz - __ at. er»I _____ «nr. 91 nt. . .. t h «• rirrillt frilirl nf ths. nnitnfv »»f A.... Kenneth Thomas, John Wallan, Ches- ,h<' circuit court of the county of ¡day. Oregon. ter Yaden, Dee Moody. Emory ffevlts Klamath, state of Oregon, dated tbe That the purpose for which said And you aro hereby ordered to ap and Bernard Hackland. 6th d“Y ot May 1914, In a certain annual meeting Is called 1s for the pear before the undersigned superin action in the circuit court for said {election of u board of five directors tendent of Water Division No. 1, st icounty and state, wherein R. B. [for the At TO STAGE IS ensuing year and for tho one of the times and places above ON THE ROUTE ; Vln,n«- aR Plaintiff tecovered judg- transaction of such other business as mentioned, and submit proof of your ---------- ment against I’. I,. Fountain as ex- may regularly come before said meet- | claim to the waters of said stream or ALWAYS BEGINS a SMALL LUMP LIKE The first car In the auto service ,,cutor nt laMt will and testament of Ing. [any tributary thereof, if any right THIS. nd ALWAYS POISONS DEEP GLANDS bet ween this city and the county seat James C. Mongold, deceased, and You are further notified that at thereto is claimed by you; and you IN THE ARMPIT /NO KILLS QUICKLY of Lake county left Klamath Falls William It. Mongold, a minor, and an said annual meeting the following me hereby further notified that if you Friday morning with a capacity load. j"rd,,r for the sale of real property for amendments to the by-laws ot the fall to so appear and submit proof of Tbe machine will run to the foot of tbe sunt of one thousand dollars with Klamath Water Users' Association your claim to the waters of said Quartz mountain, where it will be met Interest from June 15, 1911, due It. will be submitted for your acceptance stream, or tributary thereof, default by a team and wagon, which will take 1J- Vining and the further sum of six or rejection, to-wit: IF I FAIL TO C(J lEanj CANCER or TUMOR will bo entered against you, and you the passengers and mall over the hundred fifteen dollars due the Klam- That section one (1) of article four will be barred and oatoppod from I TREAT EErCRE il Poisons Sone or Deep Glands mountain, a distance of 18 miles, ath Water Users Association, and of the said by-laws as amended be subsequently asserting any rights to h KNIFE or PA N where another auto will take the load »oa*« taxed at 815.80, on tin- Oth day .amended to read as follows: Ro „ |the waters aforesaid, and will be held of May, 1914. Into Lakeview. No Section 1. 1. Revenues necessary „„d deemed to have forfeited nil right swindle. Notice Is hereby given that I will for the accomplishment of the pur- to tho use of said waters theretofore This program will be necessary un- plant ninkiw the cere AISOLU E 0UARXN1EE tll the Quartz mountain road Is In Ion the 11th day of June, 1914, at the poses of this association shall be I 1 claimed by you, you Any turn. LUMP r 'shape for auto traffic, At present it ront door of the court house In Klam raised by an assessment thereof from ly urder of the Sore on the lip,. lav — , | By order of the Btn(o state waler water bogr(1 board or body long a < an « ath Falls, In Htild county, at 10 o’clock time to time ns required upon and of tho State of Oregon Is in poor condition. It Novel Paine until I it In the forenoon of said day, »ell at ngalnst the share holders. No as- OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON •<««•>■ 120-MGt SO IK day of Dated this this 19th 19th day of November November, earn me; Mlimotnaia of public auction to the highest bidder sossment shall be declared by the 1913, at Salem, Oregon. tbouaai l> cured at h«"» wans to so . vk cn^r^Z^or lu'weauh «nd for cash the following dcHcrlbed prop board of directors to bo delinquent I JOHN H. LEWIS, State Engineer ANY LUMP N WOMAN'S BREAST U. 8. DEPOSITARY 'fashion, whh crowded with friends of erty, to-wit: within loss than thirty days after the JAMES T. CHINNOCK. Superlntond- CANCER. V/e refuse thousand« Dvina. The northeast quarter of sec tlmo for levying the assessment. rtlTD DCtt iF’irc Ml° E,eanor 1-lvlngstpn Burrlll and ent of Water Division No. 1. C« im Late. Wo have cured 10,000 ir. 20 UUK r (JL.1C1ILO— Francis Oromnd French, whose wed-1 tion four, townahlp forty, fffiuth That Section two (2) of article GEO. T. COCHRAN. SuperlnUndent Address DR. & MRS. DR. CHAMLEY & CO. To distribute the banks aaseU in such a way as to maintain under ding took place. The bride wore no of range nine east of Willamette four (4) of said by-laws be amended of Water Division No. 2. A 436 VALENCIA ST., SAN FRANCISCO. CAL any conditions and at all times am ample reserve to meet the demands jewels. She was glovele.vs, following meridian, Oregon. to read as follows: Attest—M. F. MERS, Secretary. I Taken and levied upon as the prop- {the newest mode. KINDLY MAIL this to some oik with CANCER of Its depositors and take car» of its borrowing customers. Section 2. No subscription of 5-4 lia : : ***««♦•♦*♦♦** IN WOMAN’S BREAST I WILL GIVE $1000 I FIRST NATIONAL BANK Capital Stock, 100,000 Surplus, $11,000*°^