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PAGE TWO THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. 1 THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1914 B. Vining and the further sum of six evidence of the ownership of shares hundred fifteen dollars due the Klam of stock in this association shall have ath Water Users Association, and the seal of the association affixed; costs taxed at $15.60, on the 6th day provided, however, that no cer A total of $4,842.50 has been sub A Continuation of the Work of arranging the order of PORTLAND, May 20.—According events for the observance of Memorial tificate of stock or other evidence of scribed of the $5,000 needed for the i Klamath Republican Charles E. Worden et al to The of May, 1914. Notice is hereby given that I will ownership of stock in this associa work of the Klamath Chamber of to complete returns from twenty-four Day are progressing nicely, according ■Klamath Development company, deed, Editor Commerce, according to the report of counties and practically complete re to Captain O. C. Applegate and W. A. W. O. SMITH $1, part of Frederick street in Ship on the 11th day of June, 1914, at the tion shall be issued until the full ront door of the court house in Klam- amount levied by the secretary of the A. A. Bellman and Sid Evans, the turns from the other ten counties in Delzell, the program committee. The pington. Entered at the postofflee at Klamath soliciting committee Wednesday after [the state, Circuit Judge Henry L. Ben- music will be arranged for by Mrs. . ath Falls, in said county, at 10 o’clock interior under public notice upon and United States to Fannie L. Owens, Falls, Ore., as second class matter. noon. The solicitors believe they may ison of Klamath Falls is leading Jus- Don J. Zumwalt, J. B. Mason and G. in the forenoon of said day, sell at against the shares and lands repre- patent, S^j NE%. add lots 1 and 2, |tice Charles McNary of Salem for the A. Wirtz. public auction to the highest bidder ! sented thereby, and further, until the secure the required amount before Sec. 1-31-7. Published by the Herald Publishing ¡fourth supreme court nomination by The business houses of the city are United States to Louis F. Stine, for cash the following described prop full amount of all assessments pre Company, of Klamath Falls, on evening. , erty, to-wit: viously levied by this association '110 votes. The Chamber of Commerce is now expected to .suspend for a few hours patent, N% 8% Sec. 19-37-7. Monday and Thursday of each week upon and against the shares and The northeast quarter of sec The latest returns this afternoon at least, and join in the observance. considering the location of its new Richard E. Smith to Wm. Greene, tion four, township forty, south lands represented thereby shall have gave the tital votes as follows: headquarters. It is believed that it This will be started with a procession, warranty deed, $10, part of SE% See. Two dollars per year in advance been paid by the owner thereof. Benson, 33,682. of range nine east of Willamette will be either in the McDonald or the going to the cemetery to decorate the 36-39-9. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, McNary, 33,572. I meridian, Oregon. graves and allow the ritual ceremon White building. Wm. Greene to Richard E. Smith, LOTS OF BAD HORSES Taken and levied upon as the prop- this 23d day of April, 1914. The race is entirely between Ben ies of the Grand Army and the Wo- 1 warranty deed, $10, part of SE14 SW Marion Hanks has been chosen a son and McNary,-as McBride, Bean i ARE BEING TRIED OUT ia minor, or as much thereof as may be KLAMATH WATER USERS’ ASSO I men’s Relief Corps. Sec. 36-39-10. director, in place of Hunter Savidge, I CIATION. and Harris were early assured of their ¡necessary to satisfy the said judgment in front i The procession will form Wm. Greene to John Green, war resigned. | in favor of R. B. Vining and an order nominations. The directors of the Rodeo Asso By Albert E. Elder, Secretary. of the court house at 9:30. It will ranty deed, $10, 49 acres off north The funds subscribed follow: jerty of the said William D. Mongold, (Seal) I ciation have located twenty-one good 4-30-6-4 sw be in four sections, practically as fol side of 1W% Sec. 36-39-9. Previously reported, $4,343.50. I MOVIE MEN HAVE PERMIT I of sale of real property and against bucking horses. These are scattered lows: First Trust and Saxings bank to $30 FOR LOWER KLAMATH LAKE in all sections of the county, and if C. M. Oneill............... First Section Notice for Publication Weyerheauser Land company, war said William D. Mongold, a minor, 30 D. O. Williams ......... with interest thereon, together with the association is able to secure all of (Not Coal Lands) ranty deed, $1,500, NE% SE%, S ’ 4 (C. C. Low Marshal) 30 them, this year’s bucking exhibition H. E. Anglin ........... I After spending two weeks or more Grand Marshal O. C. Applegate and NE% and ..W& Sd%, Sec. 5-13-14. all costs and disbursements that have Department of the Interior, United 30 Whitman Drug Co. .. will be a winner. R. B. Vining to Hattie B. Coshow, or may accrue. Staff, Mounted States Land Office, at Lakeview, 30 taking motion pictures of bird life W. M. Duncan......... C. C. LOW, Sheriff. Art Acord, Earl Simpson and Erma Ackley Bros. .....; warranty deed, $10, E% SW% Sec. Klamath Military Band Oregon, April 15, 1914. 30 on Upper Klamath Lake, the Educa By Geo. A. Haydon, Deputy. Hosley left on Tuesday for the Dal M. Mtoschenbacher .. 7-729-13. City and County Officials 12 tional Film company’s camera force Notice is hereby given that Pliny ton ranch, where they commenced Rollo C. Groesbeck .. Restorff & Biettman to L. Engel, i Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, A. Jerome, whose postoffice address Fire Department 12 is making preparation to spend some ¡May 9, 1914. separating the bad horses today. Mr. O. B. Willey............. warranty deed, $10, part of lot 12 time in filming the nesting and hatch is Dairy, Oregon, did, on the 19th *5-11-6-8 sw Dalton says he has one mean horse P. M. Reidy............... block 6, Klamath Fails. Second Section 12 ing periods in the Lower Klamath day of March, 1914, file in this office which none of the boys have been Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co ((E. L. Elliott, Marshal) 12 Lake bird preserve. A special permit sworn statement and application No. Notice to Creditors able to ride, and it is possible several J. A. Thompson......... REBELS STORMING Fraternal Orders 12 (to the concern was Issued by the bio I 07376, to purchase the W% NW%, Notice is hereby given that I have others may be secured. SALTILLO TODAY 12 logical survey of the department of j R. J. Sheets .;..... Section 26, Township 38 south, WITH GOOD FORCE this day been appointed executor of Range 10 east, Willamette Meridian, From Dalton’s Acord and Simpson A. . J. Wiggins........... Third Section 12 1 agriculture. the last will and testament of Clara Managing Director E. A. Salisbury will join the riders at the Duncan W. C. Davenport .... 12 (R. H. Dunbar, Marshal) Moore, deceased. All parties hav and the timber thereon, under the E. and L. C. Hutt, camera man, are in| JAUREZ, May 20. — General Villa horse camp for several days, and from C. A. Arnold ....... 12 Officials and Teachers of Schools provisions of the act of June 3, 1878, sent the following wire to constitu ing claims against the said deceased and acts amendatory, known as the there go to Hoffman’s. 12 town after their work, around Upper i Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade M. S. West ................. are required to present them to me tional headquarters today: 12 Lake, where they used up several > Boy Scouts, Under M. D. Coats “White Pelican,” the Elks’ outlaw, A. M. Worden ........... at the office of my attorneys, Messrs. “Timber and Stone Law,” as such thousand feet of film. They have a! “ Won a most important triumph in 12 School Band is still on the range. He is with a C. C. Low . ... . . .. . value as »might be fixed by appraise the first real engagement of the Sal Kuykendall & Ferguson, in the ment, and that, pursuant to such ap 12 ¡little more work to do on the Upper; Fourth Section bunch of wild horses, and there is Joseph L. Ringo .... tillo campaign today. We captured Loomis building, in the city of Klam plication, the land and timber there 12 i Lake, and both are enthusiastic over (W. A. Delzell, Marshal) some doubt whether he will be caught B. P. Alexander .... | the success of their efforts. 900 prisoners, 600,000 rounds of am ath Falls, Oregon, within six months on have been appraised at a total of 12 J. R. Hershberger . .. Sprague Chapter Women’s Relief for the Rodeo. from the first day of May, A. D. 1914. munition and much equipment. “In addition to the pictures of an 12 Corps After they are through in Califor O. H. Brenneman . .. All claims must be accompanied by $240,, the timber estimated at 200,- The fight occurred near Paredon. 12 eagle feeding her young, taken from Spanish War Veterans nia, Acord and Simpson will go to A Friend............... *.. 000 board feet at $1 per thousand, My rear guard engaged the combined proper vouchers as provided by law. and the land at $40; that said appli 12 a pine tree, we have filmed nesting Veterans of Other Wars Langell Valley and the Bly country to Don G. Lytle............. Dated this 30th day of April, 1914. 12 scenes of most all of the Upper Klam Sprague Post Grand Army Republic federal force of the Monclovia and round up some more horses in those H. W. Butler......... cant will offer final proof in support CHARLES WILLIAM MOORE, Paredon garrisons.” 1 ath Lake bird life. These films will! A Friend ................. Sprague Post Drum Corps sections. Executor of the Last Will and Testa of his application and sworn state 12 show the shore birds, ducks, Wilsoni W. A. Leonard ..... Standard Bearers ment of Clara E. Moore, Deceased. ment on the 22d day of June, 1914, WASHINGTON, D. C., May 20.— 12 ; snipe, mallards, cinnamon teal, bit- j L. H. Bath ......... before J. O. Hamaker, U. S. commis SPANISH WAR VETS ARE 30-7-14-21-28 s 12 ; tern, night heron, rail, coot, etc.” said | Following the procession and The Brazilian minister in Mexico City TO ORGANIZE A CAMP M. W. Coseboom . .. sioner, at Bonanza, Oregon. 12 Mr. Salisbury today. “In addition we I ritualistic work at the cemetery, the today reported to the state depart Notice to the Stockholders of the Earl Whitlock........... Any person is at liberty to protest 12 ; have located the nests of a golden parade will return to the court house ment that federal troops shot Private this purchase before entry, or initiate Klamath Water Users ’ Association: Organization of a camp of the L. L. Truax ............. 12 i eagle and osprey, and are going back square, where a basket dinner will be Parks, an American cavalryman, and United Spanish War Veterans is to be C. V. Fisher .......... You are hereby notified that pur a contest at any time before patent then burned his body. ; for them. 12 Jas. W. Straw .. ’ ... served. issues, by filing» a corroborated affi effected in Klamath Falls. A meeting He based his report upon the infor suant to a resolution of the board of davit in this office, alleging facts 12 At 2:30 the exercises will be held Fred Peterson .......... “ These bird life films, 6,000 feet of all the veterans of the campaigns directors of the Klamath Water 4 ■ in length, show first the nest in the at the court house park, consisting of mation of an alleged eye-witness. of ’98 to 1900 has been called, to be W. E. Seehorn ......... Users’ Association duly made and which would defeat the entry. 12 M. Cook ______ ... music, recitations, appropriate exer- l swamp, then the mother bird return JAMES H. BURGESS, held at the court house Saturday entered on the minutes of said board COLLISION CAUSE 12 cises„and a memorial address by Hon. A. C. Henline ........ ing to the nest, turning and wetting 4-20-6-22 s Register. night. OF DAMAGE SUIT held in the association office, rooms 10 ' the eggs and leaving the nest for Herbert D. Gale. A Friend ........... The head camp of the organization 17 and 18 Maddox-White building, 10 food, then the wee birds emerging W. E. Faught ........ has sent a charter, blanks, etc., here Klamath Falls, Oregon, Saturday, Notice of Proceedings to Determine As an aftermath of a collision be 12 i from the eggg, until finally the bird MANUFACTURERS E. H. Lawrence .... Water Rights for perfecting organization. This is March 28, 1914, the call for the an 12 i with her brood leaves the nest. In DISCUSS ISSUES tween a horse ridden by Will Sperry J. E. Howie............... Before the State Water Board of the in response to a request recently made and an auto driven by Claude Alex nual meeting of the stockholders of 12 1' about a month we will take the moth- Albrecht Oehler .... State of Oregon, Water Division by Spanish War veterans. ander late Sunday night, Sperry, the Klamath Water Users’ Associa 12 i er again, with the little ‘flappers’ go- [ NEW YORK, May 20.—Discussion C. C. Hogue ............. No. 1, Klamath County. Charles J. Ferguson, who saw ser G. A. Durkee........... 1 ing up Williamson, while the young- I of legislative issues affecting indus through his attorneys, Hay & Merry tion was made, and that said annual In the Matter of the Determination of vice in the Islands, with the Second W. C. Townsend .... 12 i sters are being taught to fly and care I tries, with James A. Emmory as the man, has filed a suit for damages meeting will be held in the Houston the Relative Rights to the Wa Oregon, has been designated as mus H. Orem .......... 12 i for themselves. principal speaker, was the important against Alexander. He demands $500, Opera House, Klamath Falls, Klam ters of Anna Creek and Its Tribu tering officer. He urges all those eli C. L. McMilliams 12 I . “To complete the pictures of game business before the second and clos of which $100 is for the loss of the ath county, state of Oregon, Friday, taries, Tributary of Wood River. gible to be present at Saturday night’s J. E. Hosking . . 12 i birds, we will also take pictures dur ing sessions of the nineteenth an horse and $400 for physical and men the 5th day of June, A. D. 1914, at To All Persons, Firms and Corpora the hour of 2 o’clock p. m. of said meeting. C. E. Widdoes . 6 ing the hunting season. We have also I nual convention of the National As tal shock and injury. tions, claiming a right to the use I Sperry, in his complaint, alleges day. J. H. Everett .. 12 filmed the wocus, or wild rice, that sociation of Manufacturers today. of the waters of the above named HOMESTEADER COMMITS That the purpose for which said D. Maheu ...... 12 the birds subsist on.” Reports on legislative issues were ! that Alexander was careless in driv stream or any tributary thereof, SUICIDE AT MACDOEL Cora M. Sanderson............... .. 50 or owning or being in possession The pictures of the nest scenes are made by committees on immigration, ing on the left side of the road, and annual meeting is called is for the that he was driving at an excessive election of a board of five directors Ore-Calif. Auto Co. ........... 25 taken from behind blinds six or eight uniform state laws, patents, etc. of lands bordering on or having for the ensuing year and for the MACDOEL, Calif., May 20.—Some The total amount to subscribed to feet from the nests, and the proxim C. J. Medzikhovsky, commercial at rate of speed.’ access to said stream or any of Alexander, who is considered a transaction of’such other business as time Monday night George Lewis, a date is $4,872.50. its tributaries, in the County of ity of the camera to the nests will tache to the Imperial Russian Embas homesteader living one and a half ■ Klamath, State of Oregon, and throw the pictures exceptionally large sy at Washington; Manual Gonzales, careful driver, states that as he was may regularly come before said meet miles from here, fulfilled an oft-re CONCESSIONAIRE To All Whom It May Concern: on the screen. It sometimes requires consul general for Costa Rica in New driving toward town he met Sperry ing. You are further notified that at peated threat to commit suicide. SEES BIG CROWD ‘ hours to secure fractions of these pic York, and other prominent men spoke riding toward the Greenfield farm, In the name of the State of Oregon: The body was found Tuesday morn tures, on account of the timidity of on export trade opportunities in Rus and that although his car was on the said annual meeting the following You and each of you are hereby noti ing by the Southern Pacific agent, as R. E. Cook returned today to Duns the wild birds. sia, South America and West Africa. right side of the road, Sperry made amendments to the by-laws of the fied that the state engineer of the it lay a few feet from the depot. An innovation has been planned no attempt to move over. Alexander’s Klamath Water Users’ Association state of Oregon will begin the exam muir, . after a visit in Klamath Falls The movie men also secured a good In his talks of suicide, Mr. Lewis i arranging for concessions with the motion picture of the habits- of the for the banquet tonight, when the car was badly damaged, and friends will be submitted for your acceptance ination of that certain stream known as Anna Creek, and its tributaries, always said he would shoot himself. ¡Rodeo Amusement Association during porcupine, showing that bristly gen wives and daughters of the attending have advised him to bring suit against or rejection, to-wit: That section one ( 1 ) of article four situated in Klamath county, Oregon, This idea was abandoned, however, the big show, July 3,4 and 5. tleman up a tree eating, how he as- delegates and visitors will be seated Sperry for this. of the said by-laws as amended be and’the ditches diverting water there the act being committed with a pocket Mr. Cook is an experienced con cends and descends from a tree, and at the regular tables, instead of in amended to read as follows: C'cos Bay lumber shipments to San from, on Monday, the 15th day of the galleries as heretofore. knife on an artery of the neck. cession man of wide reputatipn, and his unique defense. I Section 1. Revenues necessary June, 1914, at Fort Klamath, Klam Among the speakers at the banquet I Francisco for the last two weeks of The unfortunate man had recently the fact of his selecting the Klamath “Without a doubt, one of the best returned from a trip to San Fran Falls show this year is proof of the known fly casting streams in the will be Curtis Guild, formerly gover April surpassed all others on the for the accomplishment of the pur ath county, Oregon, pursuant to a pe poses of this association shall be tition filed requesting a determination cisco, and had been drinking rather wide advertising the Rodeo is receiv world for rainbow trout is your Wil nor of Massachusetts and later ambas coast—8,240,000 feet. raised by an assessment thereof from of the relative rights of the various heavily. ing. liamson River,” continued Mr. Salis sador to Russia. One of the interest Earl Whitlockc, the Klamath Falls “I had planned attending one of the bury. “There ar^ assembled there en ing side features during the conven The O. W. R. & N. Company is time to time as required upon and claimants to the water thereof; And you are hereby further notified undertaker, came over and embalmed California shows on the Fourth,” said joying this sport, men of reputation tion has been an elaborate exhibit de planning terminals at Pendleton, with against the share holders. No as the body for shipment to the home of Mr. Cook, “but when I found that from as far east as New York. We voted to the various phases of fire shops and yards to employ several sessment shall be declared by the that the superintendent of Water Di board of directors to be delinquent vision No. 1, of the state of Oregon, a brother of the deceased in Illinois. most of the people as far south as used considerable film in taking fly protection in factories and all indus hundred men. within less than thirty days after the will commence the taking of testi trial plants. Redding were planning on coming to casting scenes. time for levying the assessment. mony as to the rights of all parties “This will be used as the finish pic WILL PLAY THE Klamath Falls, I decided that it would Strayed That section two (2) of article claiming water from said stream, or GOVERNMENT MEN pay me best to be where the crowd ture to our great educational fish film, “GENERAL” COXEY IS Came to my place near Odessa, De EXPECTED AT CAPITAL cember 5, 1913, a gray horse about four (4) of said by-laws be amended its tributaries, for irrigation, power, was. Everyone down our way is talk showing the growth and development to read as follows: mining or other beneficial use, on Finding it impossible to complete ing about the coming Rodeo, and you of the fish from the egg to maturity. 10 years old., Diamond on left Section 2. No subscription of Tuesday, the 16th day of June, 1914, WASHINGTON, D. C., May 20.— shoulder. Owner inquire of M. H. arrangements to have the Weed base will have a big attendance from This was made up from pictures taken stock shall be accepted unless ac at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m., at the ball team Come here for a game with Weed, Dunsmuir and all the towns at hatcheries in Oregon, Washington “General” James S. Coxey is expected Wampler, Woodbine Ranch. companied by the full payment of Hotel Hall, in Klamath Falls, Klam and California, and we are Indeed to swoop down on the capital today 30-lmo. sw * the local team, Manager Duhl has se down the line.” an amount in money equal to all as ath county, Oregon; and on Thursday, glad to get such an excellent finale as with his army of the unemployed. cured a date with the government en sessments previously levied by this the 18th day of June, 1914, at the “ Army is now used in a figurative the fly casting by experts at William gineers of Chiloquin for an attraction BLACKS AND REDS association on lands subscribed there hour of 10 o’clock a. m., at the hotel Administrator ’ s Notice sense, as there are only half a dozen son River. ” FIGHT RACE W AR at Modoc Park Sunday afternoon. The visit of Mr. Salisbury to Klam of his cohorts still loyal to “General” In the Matter of the Estate of Juni- to, and the previous assessments in Fort Klamath, Klamath county, The engineers have a rattling team, herein referred to shall be de Oregon. ette Jackson, Deceased: NEW ORLEANS, May 20—Accord ath county will be of inestimable ad Coxey. and on a recent Sunday took the In termined by taking the aggregate of And you are hereby ordered to ap Notice is hereby given to the cred Emulating his famous march of vertising value to Klamath country, dian team from the Agency into camp ing to messages received here today in a masterly manner. That game 250 were killed and 300 were wound as. the film he is making is shown in 1893, he had planned to bring here itors of the above estate and all per all assessments heretofore levied by pear before the Undersigned superin was their first, and since that time ed in a three days race war between all parts of the world. It is usually today a vast concourse of “cut-of- sons having claims against the same, this association. Assessments paid tendent of Water Division No. 1, at to present such claims, together with on shares of stock cancelled at the in one of the times and places above they have spent every spare moment the Indians and negroes employed on purchased by the large concerns and works.” Coxey hopes to get congress to re-. the proper vouchers supporting them, stance of the association within three mentioned, and submit proof of your in practicing, so the team that the the United Fruit company’s planta featured by them, as the motion pic local boys go up against will be com tion near Puerto Barr,os, Guatamala. ture fan is always interested in edu ceive three bills for the amelioration within six months from the date of years after April 1, 1905, for the claim to the waters of said stream or of the condition of the poor. The the first publication of this notice, to reason that the land to which said any tributary thereof, if any right An American negro attempted to cational and nature films. posed of material calculated to make The portrayal of the bird life, espe first proposes a law allowing com the administrator of said estate, John shares are appurtenant is non- thereto is claimed by you; and you woo the Indian girl Queen Nazatea, them play their prettiest to win. The game will be called at 2 o’clock which started the uprising. The tribe cially game birds, will attract the at munities to issue non-interest bonds, S. Horn, at the Bank of Bonanza, irrigable from the system owned or ; are hereby further notified that if you controlled or to be owned or con fail to so appear and submit proof of Sunday afternoon, and as this is the later deposed and tortured their tention of many hunters, while (his borrow money on them from the gov Bonanza, Oregon. trolled by the association shall be your ■ claim to the waters of said ernment, and hire the unemployed to JNO. S. HORN, statements regarding Williamson Riv first game the boys have played at queen. Administrator of Said Estate. refunded to the holder at the time of stream, or tributary thereof, default er’s reputation as a fly casting stream, beautify and improve the country, home they want everybody to attend cancellation; provided, however, that will be entered against you, and you 5-7-6-4 sw and his picture showing experts en federal bank in every city to permit LOCAL WOMAN AS and pass upon their efficiency. the association may execute releases will be barred and estopped from GRAND WARDEN joying this sport, will cause many loans as legal tender on real estate upon the approval of the secretary of subsequently asserting any rights to Notice of Sheriff’s Sale other disciples of I. Walton to hie and chattel property at its face value Date Is Changed. By virtue of an execution on fore the interior for all lands heretofore the waters aforesaid, and will be held at 2 per cent tax, and abolish interest. Word was received late Wednesday themselves Klamathward. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist subscribed to this association where and deemed to have forfeited all right closure duly issued by the clerk of The third would enable the govern In addition to his success in the church will hold a Lilac Tea at the from McMinnville, where the Grand home of Mrs. C. M. Ramsby, 551 EMfth Lodge of I. O. O. F. is being held, motion picture field, Mr. Salisbury is ment to issue legal tender money to the circuit court of the county of such lands are not deemed irrigable to the use of said waters theretofore street, instead of at the home of Mrs. that Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg has been a writer of note. In addition to being take over the railroads, telegraphs Klamath, state of Oregon, dated the from the irrigation works now con claimed by you. By order of the state water board 6th day of May 1914, in a certain structed by the United States of H. H. Van Valkenburg, as was at elected as grand warden of the Re the author of several popular works and telephone lines. of the State of Oregon. America or their successors in in action in the circuit court for said Old inhabitants kept a watchful eye of fiction, he is a regular contributor bekah assembly. first planned, Thursday afternoon at Dated this 19th day or November, terest upon payment of all assess county and state, wherein R. B. today for a possible repetition of Election to this office places Mrs. to several magazines. He is greatly 2:30. 1913, at Salem, Oregon. ments heretofore levied by this As Vining, as plaintiff, recovered judg Coxey ’ s 1893 experience — arrest for imrpessed with the Klamath country, Wattenburg in line for the highest JOHN H. LEWIS, State Engineer. sociation against said lands and ment against P. L. Fountain as ex trespass. and has declared his intention of de office in the order. Her earnest work Ben Reed came in Tuesday night ecutor of last will and testament of against lands owned by the applicant JAMES T. CHINNOCK, Superintend from his ranch near Bonanza with a in behalf of the Rebekah Lodge has voting much space to telling about it ent of Water Division No. 1. James C. Mongold, deceased, and for said release. A public dock is to be built at Port in the magazines. made her well known throughout the load of prime pork—on foot. That section one (1) of article GEO. T. COCHRAN, Superintendent William D. Mongold, a minor, and an Orford, to cost $6,000. state, and her many friends, while of Water Division No. 2. order for the sale of real property for eight (8) of said by-laws be amended A Lake Labish drainage scheme is P. R. Merrill, who was in the coun greatly pleased at her selection, are Attest —M. F. MERS, Secretary. to read as follows: the sum of one thousand dollars with Corvallis is to have a new Episco ty seat on a brief business trip, re not surprised at the result of the elec being worked out in Marion county 5-4 11 s Section 1. All certificates or other interest from June 15, 1911, due R. pal church. at an expense of $20,000. tion. turned home Tuesday evening. Semi-Weekly Herald «« IS NEAR $5,000 mark BENSON LEADS 0 FOR FOURTH PLACE BY 110 VOTES TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE