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THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH PALLS. ORE. PAGE TWO I THURSDAY, MAY 14, I»I4 a mluor, or as much thereof as may be I stock shall be accepted unless ac nocsMary to satisfy the said judgment companied by the full payment of In favor of R. B. Vliilug and an order an amount In money equal to all as BELIEVES HE WAS erty of the said William D. Mongold, sessments previously levied by this JAURKZ, May 13. -The coustilu- BIG BOOSTER MEETING WILL I That other things besides the "three FUNSTON A Continuation of the EXECUTED of sale of real property aud against aaaoclatlou on lands subscribed there- BE HELD TONIGHT TO jtionaliat headquarters received a mes It's" can be taken up with profit by Klamath Republican said William D, Mouguld, a minor, to, aud the previous assessments WHOOP ’ER HARD sage from Geueral Gonsales today 'grammar school pupils la forcibly with Interest thereon, toa.<tber with herein referred to shall be de American Newspaper Man Arrested in 'saying he expects to order the Anal Editor W. O. SMITH ... ¡demonstrated to Klamath Falls people Mexico City Is Released—llryau all coats and disbursements that have termined by taking the aggregate of 'assault upon the federal forces ate .'itiseue ItuMi to the Aid of the Organ Discourages Ilie American Corre or may accrue. isation Which la Working for the 'today at the Central school, where the 'all assessments heretofore levied by Entered at tbe postoffice at Klamath Tampico without delay. He says that spondents From Going Into the C. C. LOW, Sheriff. I thia association. AaaeMmenla paid Development ami Upbuilding of the Industrial work of the Seventh and Falls, Oro., as second class matter. the troops are frequently skirmishing, L ----- ---------------------- 1 with little or no loss. Capital — American lice Consul By tleo. A. Haydon. Deputy. un shares of stock cancelled at the In- County—Encouragement Puls New Eighth grades are on exhibition SUI I man's Whereabouts in I Stub«. Dated al Klamath Falla, Oregon, tance of the association within three Published by the Herald Publishing Gonzales says he lias invited the. Life Into All Who Are Connected In the quarters of the domestic sci 'veers after April 1, 1903, for tbe May 9, 1914, Company, of Klamath Falls, on federal commander to take his troops, W ith the Chamber of Commerce. ence department there are all sorts WASHINGTON. D. C„ May 13.— I ¡6-11-6-8 aw Mondsy and Thursday of each wesk out of the city to tight, thus protect reason that the land to which said Proof of the faith the people of I >t testimony to the efficiency of the ¡Secretary Garrison has wired General ing the foreigners and non-combat-| th Area are appurtenant Is non- Klamath Falls have iu the efficiency department under the Instruction of Administrator's Notice ! Funston to get full Information from Irrlgable from the system owned or uats, but he has received no repl. of the Klamath Chamber of Com i Miss Clara Elmer. There are exhibits 'General Maas, federal commander re In the Matter of the Estate of Juul- controlled or to be owned or con The families of the foreigners and merce in the work of upbuilding the of sewing work from simple stitches garding the fate of Private Parka, an elto Jackson, Deceased: CENHUH SHOWS TEUTONS TO many Mexican non-combatants are trolled by the asaoclatlou shall be community and county, and the neces up through patching, darning and into American trooper who has been uiisa- Notice is hereby given to the cred refunded to tho bolder at tbe time of BE FIRST IN OREGON , seeking refuge on the vessel« in the sity of not only maintatuing such an ¡intricate work on lingerie aud other ¡Ing several days from the Vera Crus itors of the above estate and all per ceuceliatlon; provided, however, thal harbor. institution, but expending money tn garments. Much of this Is done by sons having claims «gainst the same, the aaaoolallon tuny execute releases (Herald S|>ecial Service) . camp. ! advertising as well, was demonstrated girls who received their flrst work in Secretary Bryan has also Instructed to present such claims, together with upon Hie approval of the secretary of WASHINGTON. D. C„ May 13 — (AMI’S i Wednesday when W. Paul Johnson plying the needle at the school, so the Braslliau minister to eocure aim- the proper vouchers supporting them, the luterlor for all lands heretofore The English and Celtic (including and Sid Evans in a few hours' time ¡there is brought to light a more prac- liar Information from the Huerta gov- within six months fioni the date of subscribed to this association where Irish, Scotch and Welsh) group was raised over 33.600 for the mainten 1 .teal reason why the girls attending erniuent. the first publication of this notice, to such lands are not deemed Irrigable the largest among the 238,239 per FORT KLAMATH, May 13.—The ance of the organisation. ¡the Klamath Falls schools are always ________________________________ ______________________________ |____ There is much stir as a result of the administrator of said estate, J< Im ¡from tho Irrigation works now con- sons of foreign white stock in Oregon war department is now establishing a The subscriptions thus far follow: so neat and precise In their •PPear*,reports that the missing trooper was's. Horn, al tbe Bank of Uonanxa, , «true tod by the United Ututee of road camp at Wild Cat. near the in 1910. K. K. K. Store......................... 3130.00 ance. tortured. Geueral Funston believes Bonnnsa, Oregon, This represented 36 per cent of the southern boundary of Crater Lake Na America or their aurceaaora in In- A. A. Bellmau......................... 120.00 That the word ’’economy” Is used that ___ ______ ______ JNO. S. HORN. Parka _____________ was executed by the fed- I tereat upon payment of all asaeee- total white population of that state, tional Park, from which to carry on 120.00 W. P. Johnson Company .... advisedly in speaking of this depart- era|g, but Qarrlson wishes to give the Administrator of Said Estate. ments heretofore levied by thia As according to the mother tongue bulle the building of roads in the park this 'The Sunset Grocery.............. 120.00 ment is further brought home by the 5-7-6-4 sw Federal« the benefit of the doubt. sociation against said lands and tin, which has been issued recently summer. Foreman Sparrows is in 120.00 Klamath Development Co. . . menus arranged by the eighth grade He has Indicated, however, that by Director William J. Harris of the charge of the work. against lands owned by the applicant First Trust and Savings Bank 120.00 ¡girls. There are a number of various , Notice for I’ublicatloa drastic measures will be resorted to bureau of tbe census, department of By the flrst of June there will be for said release. First National Bank . — . . 120.00 ones, all of them tempting, and the If the report Is confirmed. (Not Coal Lands) about sixty men at work. Supplies commerce. That section one (1) of article California-Oregon Power Co., 120.00 costs range from 8 cents to 18 cents. Department of the Interior. United eight (8) of said by-laws bo amended By the mother tongue is meant the ;are now being moved from Kirk into 120.00 i Martin Bros.............................. The girls by no means have a cor States Land Office, at I*akeview, to read aa follows: VERA CRl'Z May 13.- Huerta to native language, or that spoken be the camp, over the road constructed 'Southern Oregon Auto Co.. .. 60.00 ner on the honors, for In the base fore immigration. The report covers last year. A twenty-ton steam shovel Oregon, April 15, 1914. 60.00 ment of the Central school. Instructor day notified Consul Canada that he Section 1. All certificates or other ¡R. A. Johnson......................... Notice Is hereby given that Pliny 'evidence of the ownership of shares all white persons of foreign stock, In has been unloaded at Kirk, and is 60.00 D. C Morris is proudly displaying the < has released A. J: Sutter, a Washing (Crisler A Stilts......................... cluding the foreign born and also the now on its way into the park. 60.00 , handiwork of bis boys, who took ton Post staff photographer, who was A. Jerome, whoee poetoffice address lof stock In thia association ehall have E. B. Hall. Manager.............. la Dairy, Oregon, did, on the 19th natives, one or both of whose parents 30.00 | manual trainiug this year for the first arrested last week. tbe seal of the association affixed; M. M. Montelius....................... Bryan wired General Funston to day of March, 1914, 01a in tbla office ' provided, however, that John Hessig was in Klamath Falls were foreign born. no cer 30.00 ' Wm. S. Worden....................... time. There are on display all man As thus reported, the total foreign Tuesday attending to business mat- '.discourage American correspondents eworn statement and application No. tificate of atoek or other evidence of 30.00 ner of furniture and home conven- Superior Laundry.................. ! U7376, to purchase tbe W NW%, ownership of stock in this associa- white stock, whose mother tongue ters. He drove down on the west side | 30.00 ; iences, even to electric lamps, book '" from going to Mexico City. Darling Hardware Co.............. Secllou 16, Township 31 south. tlon shall be leaded until the full was English and Celtic (including of the lake to look after his telephone 30.00 ; cases. etc C. M. Ramsbv ......................... Another feature of this | Irish, Scotch and Welsh, numbered line, and he reports the road in good VERA CRUZ. May IL—There Is Range 10 east, Willamette Meridian, amount levied by the secretary of the 30.00 I display are specimens of work finely ‘ W. 8. Wiley.............................. 81,262. This number represented 12 condition, being free from Snow and 30.00 executed by these grammar school doubt-in the minds of American as to and tbe timber thereon, under tba Interior under public notice upon and Willis-Johnstone Co................. per cent of the total white population mud. Mr. Hessig is moving his store 30.00 boys, which are portions of the fresh ¡whether American Vice Consul Sill provisions of the act of June 3, 1676, agelnst tbe shares and lands repre ¡James M. Malone..................... building from the south end of town of Oregon, which was 655,090. man has been released, as the reports and acta amendatory, known aa the sented thereby, and further, until the 30.00 ■ man year tests at the high school Roberts & Whitmore.............. J 'Timber and Stone Law," as such full amount of all assessments pre ¡from Mexico City last night stated. The German group numbered 70,- to the center of this burg. 30.00* Sportsmen's Equipment Co.. . value aa might be flxed by appraise viously levied by tbla association 967, or 11 per cent; the Swedish, 30 00 KLAMATH FALLS’ ment. and that, purauant to such ap upon and against tbe abarea and 20,374, or 3 per cent; the Norwegian. June 29-July 2 will be four big days HEN'KIR PLAY 30 00 HEODND CREAMERY City and County Abstract Co.. 30.00 —gala days—in Fort Klamath. A , G' * „ . h »........... FRIDAY NIGHT plication. the land and timber there lands represented thereby ehall have 30 00 IS NOW IN HIGH! in have been appraised at a total of been paid by the owner thereof. 13,920, or 2 per cent; the Danish big celebration will be pulled off. j wise 30.00 per cent; the French 3240,, the timber estimated at 200,- which will include every conceivable 7,436, or 1.1 The Seniors are diligently rehears- Dated at Klamath Falla, Oregon, 30.00 . Underwood Pharmacy........... W AREHOUSE WILL BE EQUIPPED 000 board feet at 31 par thousand, thia 23d day of April. 1914. 7,128, or 1.1 per cent; the Italian, sport, from the primitive war dances , , , .__ 30.00 | ' lug for their class play, which will be . y ... . .v . J- D. Cunningham ................ Hill WORK 7,098, or 1.1 per cent, and the Fin- ¡of the Klamath Indians to the twen- R staged at Houston's opera house, Fri ¡and the land at 340; that said appli KLAMATH WATER USERS’ A88O 30.00 cant will offer Anal proof In support nish, 6,890, or 1.1 per cent. ■ tieth century pastime of motorcycle......................... 30.00 City Council Grants D. II. Campbell day night. They are now nearly line . . J. W. LaindQuist C1ATION, The number of persons in Oregon racing. There will be horse races, of his application and sworn state ¡perfect In their work. 30.00 | By Albert E Elder, Secretary. I, . , . ... . . J E. Swansen............................ Permission to Arrange His Sewage of foreign white stock reporting other 'foot races, bnonk riding, bulldogging , _ . Miss Bessie Applegate had them go ment on tbe 32d day of June, 1114, (Seal) 38.001 Connections in Order Io Properly 4-30-6-4 aw principal mother tongues were: Greek and roping contests, a street carnival. Runk before J. O. Hamaker. U. 8. commis Schneider.................. through the entire play last night, 30.00 Care for Sanitary Condition of a 3,900, Polish 2,663, Yiddish and He and no end of fun. A dance every i , „ , sioner, at Bonansa, Oregon. , ,. , S. P. Lowery............................ 30.00 : Creamery—Campbell Reticent Con- | with all the stage settings and fur brew 2,35, Dutch and Frisian 1,972, night has been arranged for. Any person Is at liberty to protest Notice of Proceedings to Determine „ niture placed just as It will be on tbe 30.00 “ Van Riper Bros........................ Water Hights , cerning His Intentions.. Bohemian and Moravian 1,709, Serbo- this purchase before entry, or Initiate lulght of their public appearance. 'Stone & Gale............................ 30.00 Usfote the Stale Water Board of the Joe Hessig and wife reached here a contest at any lime before patent Croatian 1,469, Slovenian 1,089. The play, "A Pair of Spectacles,' la 30.00 ¡Bert E. Withrow..................... I Issues, by tiling a corroborated affi That another creamery is to be Stale of Oregon, Water Division In the city of Portland the English yesterday from Beswick, Calif, They an English comedy conceit. It has a 30.00 ¡started in Klamath Falls was _ brought ' F. A. Smith.............................. No. 1. Klamath County. and Celtic group of foreign white will make Fort Klamath their home 30 00 out at*.Mond"ay”nlght’s"fneetlng of The •lron« tlnctur” human p,c' davit In thia office, alleging facta C. T. Oliver.............................. stock, numbered 32,815, or 16.5 per this summer. which would defeat the entry. the Matter of the Determination of In pa-1 ’O «0 council, when Duncan B Campbell ,urln« •“«» th. - Roberts & Hanks .................. cent of the total white population, JAMES H. BURGESS. the Relative Rights to the Wa | J. W. Hawxhurst..................... 30 °0 ¡asked and was granted permission to ““,Ur •» opto®»«»« old Mrs. Frank Denton and son have which was 198,952. ters of Anna Creek and Its Tribu 4-20-6-22 a Register 30 00 rearrange the sewer connection, from,«•»tl.man I. c.jo ed into by his Klamath Fuel Co...................... Those reporting German as their. just recently returned from Crystal taries, Tributary of Wood River. 30 00 the plant of the Klamath Valley brother, a miserly old peMlmlst. C. E. Atkinson ....................... mother tongue numbered 28,721, or Point. To All Persons, Firms and Corpora the ( Notice to Creditors 3<> 00 Warehouse and Storage company I P‘rom * raan who ,°o‘‘a on |K. Sugarman............................ 14 per cent; Swedish, 8,939, or 4.5 ' ■ tion«, claiming a right to tbs use 30 00 Campbeli gtateg lhat the plant now bright aide of everything, he »•i Notice is hereby given that 1 have A. Y. Tindall ......... .................. per cent; Norwegian, 5,077, or 2.6 Bill Hosson drove Into the Fort on of the waters of tbe above named 30 00 |Ugpd by the lrwand cold storage bust- ,‘h“n«,’0 by his brothers influence Uli tbi. day been appointed executor of M. J. McDonough..................... per cent; Italian, 3,596, or 1.8 per Monday evening, with a two-ton ca- streim or any tributary thereof, ’0 00 ne- lg |0 remo4ieled into a cr. am- •»»•P~t. everyone, from his hand- the ........................................ - last will and testament of - Clara Shive Grocery......................... cent; French, 2,749, or 1.4 per cent; parity Reo autotruck. He brought It or owning or being In possession ’0 00 ery He ,tateg that the plant will be ■*»"»* T0“« *«• “» th* E. Moore, deceased. All parlies bav- Klamath Iron Works.............. Danish, 2,415, or 1.2 per cent; Yid- from The Dalles. of lands bordering on or having 30.00 blg enough to take care of all the ThOB* who have witnessed past ln, c:aima g<g|nst the said deceased Alt & Bodge.............................. dish and Hebrew, 2,0 41, or 1 per ----------- ac<«>ss to said stream or any of 30.00 tnam thal ran be produced in thia p,a}'* ,nd hav* been ■*low,’<1 at ’•'¡•re required to present them to m« Murray A Maguire.................. cent; Polish, 1.729, and Finnish Dr. A. A. Soule was in Klamath Its lilbutarlee. In the County of O. M. Hector............................ 30 00 countyj but regarding the minor de-|h«a,“to of tbe co,n,n« on*' are P0"1’ at lt.e office of my attorneys. Mesara. 1,168. Falls Tuesday, attending to business Klamath, State of Oregon, and 30 00 tan, b e ig »omewhat retlcint at this llTe that th * Frlda y n, « ht M « ‘ « r ’ aln - Luykendall A Ferguson. In tbe ¡Western Transfer Co............... The total white stock of Portland matters. To All Whom It May Concern: 30-00 time ment W,U **llp*e al1 Pr’”loua Loomis building. In the city of Klam- R. R. Hamilton....................... numbered 94,789, and represented 48 , ------------------------------ In the name of the State of Oregon: 30.00 The structure which which Campbell .»th Falls, Oregon, within six months R. E. Smith.............................. The structure Campbell of lhe k,nd per cent of the total white population ANOTHER COUNTY You and each of you are hereby noti ----------------------------- ¡from the flrst day of May. A. D. 1914. Total................................... 32,610.00 p|ang to remodel and use as a cream- of that city. WARRANT ATTACK All claims must be accompanied by fied that tbe state engineer of tbe The majority of the subscribers will ;ery lg constructed of brick and con- Mrs. Hkelton Die«. Attorney C. F. Stone left Tuesday proper voucher« aa provided by law. state of Oregon will begin tbe exam pay their subscriptions in monthly in- crate> an<j jg lwo Tories high, with MEMORIAL DAY Holding that over (500 worth of Dated this 30th day of April, 1914. ination of that certain stream known «(ailments, over a period of twelve basement. Owing to the refrigera- morning for Portland, being sum- PLANS FORMING ¡the warrants issued at the April and as Anna Creek, and Its tributaries, CHARLES WILLIAM MOORE, months. Many who signed the lists eratlon plant already being installed, moned by wire announcing the death, ______ May terms of the county court were today have been making other reg- the storage and cooling of the com- °f Me*- Stone’s mother, Mr«. Skelton. Executor of the I-ast Will and Teata- situated In Klamath county, Oregon, Memorial Sunday on May 24, and for voluntary indebtedness in excess ular contributions to the Chamber of'pany’s output will be an easy matter. On account of her advanced age Mrs. ment of Clara E. Moore, Deceased and the ditchee diverting water there Memorial Day are both to be ! of the statutory Hm tatlon. R. N. Day, Commerce. from. on Monday, the 15th day of __________________ Hkelton has been very feeble for the, 30*7*14-21-18 a served with patriotic exercises by F - ^P,\Ku7.^dan * F'r<U9OP’ °n June, 1914, at Fort Klamath. Klam All of this activity is the outgrowth H 1MILTO.N TURNED past year, and her death was not un- B. Sprague Post, Grand Army of the iWedneadaj Bled a aKa,Mt th* of Tuesday night’s meeting of the DOWN lit OOUNCII expected. The body will probably be. Notice to tlie Htockholdere of the ath county, Oregon, pursuant to a pe Republic, and Sprague Chapter, Wo- c°u",’r court to re8‘ra,n th* pB5rment Klamath Chamber of Commerce when Klamath Water Users' Association: tition filed requesting a determination ----------- taken to Ontario. Canada, for burial, men's Relief Corps. A committee from of lh,*SA warrants. You are hereby notified that pur- of the relative rights of tbe various the subject for discussion was the Councilman Hamilton of the Third tbe post is now at work upon deciding ’ oi for pay*>' Polk, Yamhill and Washington ¡»uant to a resolution of the board of claimants to tbs water thereof; . 1 . . .. _ ____ . . _ ‘men hunting for a lost man near Yai- famous soliloquy that the late Mr. ward was somewhat rudely turned what church the memorial Sunday ex- . . . , . , And you are hereby further notIDed Shakespeare wrote tor a Scandlnav-'down last night by the other council- 'counties have nulled to put crude oil directors of the Klamath Water . nax, and for their board and lodging, ercises will be held. „ , . . men in the appointment of an Inspect-1 on the main roads to get rid of the 11 sera Association duly made and that tbe superintendent of Water Di .___ ... , _ Several were for poor farm supplies. ,ian, entitled “To be, or not to be.” A committee from the post is also ' entered on the minutes of said board vtalon No. 1, of the state of Oregon, In this case "To BE—and stronger or for the paving work being done on ¡dust nuisance. ... . _ î » and one for County Health Officer considering the arrangements for , held In the association office, rooms will commence the taking of trail- ------------------------------ .. , , „ , k Merryman s salary. The widow s pen- than ever” was right. Instead of the Eighth and Ninth streets, In his ward, i Memorial Day services. This will be ' . . j 17 and 18 Maddox-Wblts building, mony as to the rights of all parties resignation of Secretary Wylde being Sixteen of the property owners, in- Salesmen Wanted , . _ „ . vl._ ision warrants issued Addie I. Graham made a general observance in Klam- , . . accepted, the office cat disposed of, ¡eluding Councilman Hamilton, men To sell our hardy Pacific Coast grown Klamath Falls, Oregon, Saturday, claiming water from said stream, or .. n <■ .... ■ , . , were also attacked, ath Falls, with a suspension of busi and tbe effects of the Chamber of ¡who are paying the cost of the Im- nursery stock; full line; cash paid March 28, 1914, the call for tbe an Its trlbutariee, for Irrigation, power, ness for the day and participation by Commerce stored away in some attic, provement, signed a petition asking weekly. Pacific Nursery Co. 307 ‘*“ nual meeting of the stockholders of mining or other beneficial use, on NOVEL DEDICATION ARRANGED the schools, lodges and city and coun Qre ¡the Klamath Water Users' Associa Tuesday, the 16th day of June. 1914, the resignation was torn into bits, the council for the appointment of C stock Exchange Bldg., Portland FOR THE NEW KENO BRIDGE ty officials. tion was made, and that said annual at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m.. at the tbe atmosphere was so permeated K. Brandenburg as Inspector, 4-22-lm ■ meeting will be held In the Houston Hotel Hall, In Klamath Falla, Klam with enthusiasm and co-operativve de- ' Evidently the other members of the ... A dance on the bridge, with music Opera House. Klamath Falls, Klam ath county, Oregon; and on Thursday, ivelopment that everyy man went ¡council did not believe that Mr. Ham IN Mil IIONH iurn'«bed by a large orchestra, will Notice of Sheriff'» Hale ath county, state of Oregon, Friday, the 19th day of Juno, 1914, at the be one of the novel features of the home with his skin just soaked full ilton knew what the property owners I By virtue of an execution on fore- the Sth day of Juns, A. D. 1914, at hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at the hotel ¡celebration at Keno Thrusday after of the booster spirit. Furthermore, of his ward wanted, as they did not DETROIT, May 13.—It is estimat iclosure duly issued by the clerk of the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of said In Fort Klamath, Klamath county, noon, when the new steel and concrete all went on record as saying that the see fit to grant the petition, Oregon. ed that the damage resulting from the Instead, one of the members from ¡the circuit court of the county of day. structure spanning the Klamath Riv town would be in mighty poor shape ¡Klamath, state of Oregon, dated the two days rainfall will pass tbe mil That the purpose for which said And you are hereby ordered to ap without the Chamber of Commerce, ¡another ward, remarked that Mr. J. J. er there will be formally opened, and lion dollar mark. Two deaths result ¡will be dedicated as a part of the Lin-| and all promised to work to give it . Maehl had spoken to him about the ¡6th day of May 1914, in a certain annual meeting is called Is for the pear before the undersigned superin ing from floods have been reported, ¡coin National highway. Many from tbe support it deserves. job, and he believed he was a good action In tbe circuit court for said I election of a board of Ove directors tendent of Waler Dlvlalon No. 1, at and hundreds of families in the sub Heretofore, the Klamath Chamber ¡man, so he moved that Mr. Maehl be ¡county and state, wherein R. B. ¡for the ensuing year and for tbe one of the times and places above Klamath Falls will attend, and there urbs of Detroit are homeless, while | Vining, as plaintiff, recovered judg transaction of such other business as mentioned, and submit proof of your will be present practically all of the of Commerce directors and members, appointed as Inspector. Mr. Maehl still other thousands are marooned in ment against P. L. Fountain as ex 'may regularly come before said meet claim to the waters of said stream or residents of Keno, Worden. Dorris a loyal few, have been holding their was chosen unanimously for the posi their Inundated homes. i meetings, working in their earnest tion with the exception of Mr. Hamil ecutor of last will and testament of ing. any tributary thereof. If any right and vicinity. The Ford automobile plant is flood James C. Mongold, deceased, and You are further notified that at thereto Is claimed by you; and you The bridge has just been completed way for the upbuilding of the com- ton’s vote. ed, and much damage has been caused William D. Mongold, a minor, and an said annual meeting the following are hereby further notified that if you ¡at a cost of (25,000. It Is 375 feet munity and—being laughed at by to the machinery and stock. order for the sale of real property for amendments to tbe by-laws of the fall to so appear and submit proof of ¡some who would sit idly by, regard Sewer Ronda Sold. ¡in length. The bld of the Security Savings tbe sum of one thousand dollar« with Klamath Water Users' Association your claim to the waters of said At 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon, ( ing a matter of this kind, though ATTACKS BRYAN’S the bridge will be formally dedicated 'loud in bewailing the fact that the J Bank and Trust company of Toledo, Interest from June 15, 1911, due R. will bo submitted for your acceptance stream, or tributary thereof, default INNER DOOR MAN by members of the county court Fol- * . Chamber of Commerce was not bring- Ohio, was accepted by the council for B. Vining and the further sum of six or rejection, to-wlt: will be entered against you, and you That section one (1) of article four will be barred and estopped from lowing this it will be used as a dance ,n8 ln buyers by the train load to buy the (7,291.43 sewer bonds. The bld hundred fifteen dollars due the Klam and ’ of __ the __ ____ said by-laws ___ ___ as _________ amended ___ be subsequently asserting any rights to WASHINGTON, D. C., May 13,— floor. It is expected that the major-excess lands or purchase their was par, with accrued Interest and ath Water Users Association, t. Angered because he was not at once ity of the candidates for county office factory site, 330 premium. The bonds are 6 per ¡costs taxed at 315.60, on the 6th day ¡nmended to read as follows: the waters aforesaid, and will be hold Section 1. Revenues necessary and deemed to have forfeited all right adimtted to the presence of Secretary will be present at that time. The work, without money to carry ’cent optional, and can be redeemed at I of May, 1914. Notice is hereby given that I wllllfor the accomplishment of the pur- to the use of said waters theretofore of State Bryan, Jacob Connors, dis on a vigorous campaign, and without any semi-annual Interest paying date lon the 11th day of June, 1914, at the poaes of thia association shall be claimed by you. missed consul at St. Petersburg, to On Business Trip. the hearty support of all the people, after one year. | ront door of the court house In Klam- 'taleed by an asHessment thereof from day attacked Frank Brauskett, private By order of the state water board Harry E. Anglin, in charge of the was a discouraging one, so last night’s ath Falla, In said county, at 10 o’clock ¡time to time as required upon and of the State of Oregon. secretary to Bryan, In the anteroom of construction of the new court house, meeting was held to settle the matter I In From Fort. Bryan’s office. John Hessig, manager of tbe Klam ln the forenoon of said day, sell at against the share holders. No as Dated thia 19th day of November, left Monday for a short business trip ' for all time. It was found, though, that the lack ath Telephone and Telegraph compa public auction to the highest bidder sessment shall be declared by the 1913, at Salem, Oregon. to San Francisco. He expects to re Strayed I of support, or the apathy shown to- ny, and Dr. Andrew A. Boule, a Wood for cash the following described prop board of director« to be delinquent JOHN H. LEWIS, State Engineer. turn Thursday night. within loss than thirty days after ths JAMES T. CHINNOCK, Superintend Came to my place near Odessa, De : ward the Chamber of Commerce was | River practicloner, are here from the erty, to-wlt: The northeast quarter of sec time for levying the assessment. not owing to the demise, but to the Fort, attending to business matters. ent of Water Dlvlalon No. 1. cember 6, 1913, a gray horse about LOST AND FOUND tion four, township forty, south That isctlon two (2) of article ¡GEO. T. COCHRAN, Superintendent dormancy of tbe town’s public spirit. 10 years old. Diamond on left of range nine east of Willamette four (4) of said by-laws be amended An English inventor has a collapsi of Water Division No. 2. shoulder. Owner inquire of M. H. LOST—Between the Falls and Dairy, Now that It has been awakened thor to read as follow«: meridian, Oregon. Attest—M. F. MER8, Secretary. a coil spring. Return to Shepherd oughly, it promises to go ahead like ble lifeboat with a rubber skin which Wampler, Woodbine Ranch. [ Taken and levied upon as the prop* Section 2. No subscription of 1-4 lit heals Itself when punctured. wildfl re. Piano Depot; reward. lh Is 30-1 mo. sw • Semi-Weekly Herald I REBELS READY TO ATTACK TAMPICO SCHOOL EXHIBIT A BIG SURPRISE I