PAG K TWO
MONDAY, JUNK I. 1»I4
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
Opera House. Klamath Falls, Klam 1 III the forenoon of said day, sell at
SALOON MATTER
■ath county, state of Oregon, Friday public auction to the highest bidder
A AIA GO REHIRE
THE GRAND JI ItA | the 5th day of Jene, A D. 1914, at for eash the following described prop
■ tlio hour of 2 o'clot k r tn of ««Id erty, to-wlt:
A Continuation of the
A land deal, whereby Klamath |
The noribeast quarter of sec
¡day.
t'haige* and counter uliaiges are
Klamath Republican
county luee one influential cltlseu aud
lion four, township forty, south
That the purpose tur which said
gains two, was closed through the, being heard on the street In couuec-
uf range nine east of AA'IlInmette
' uuuuul meeting la called I* lor the
. . . Editor
W. O. SMITH . .
I it E. Smith real estate office late on tlou with the action of the council
meridian, Oregon
' election of a board of live director*
relative
to
th«
refusal
of
the
license
Wednesday night, when lhe final sig-'
BA MARGARET MASON
Taken uud levied upon as the prop­
¡fur the ensuing year aud fur the
Entered at the postoffice at Klamath
natures were affixed to the transfer of to tho Central bar. It Is slated pos­
(Written tor the United Ureas)
transaction of such other business as a minor. or a* much thereof as may be
Falls. Ore., as second class matter.
100 acres of Poe Valley laud from K. itive that the matter will go to the may regularly come before suld meet io ceiuary Io *all«fy the »aid Judgment
(Written for the United Press)
■ up the front over a flowered petticoat W. Robert* of Poe Valley to J. H. grand jury for au Investigation.
Published by the Herald Publishing
III favor of R II. Vlulug and un order
The report Is to the effect that Ing.
The
wily
summer
maiden
of cteatu lace, the peasant bodice of Shipley and A. O Carff of McMinn-
Company, of Klamath Falls, on
erty of the said William I* Mongold,
You
are
further
notified
that
at
proof has been secured that a niouey
Has her weapons right at hand
the net over a guirnpe of tbe lace with vllle. Ore.
Monday and Thursday of each week
said annual meeting the following {of sale of real property uud ugulnut
Io suare the unsuspecting male—
ruffled elbow sleeve* is plquaut.
The Poe Valley transaction waa uot consideration was offered to at least amendments to the by-law* of th* Isaid AA'Illlum D. Mongold, a minor,
A golden fish to land.
Two dollars per year in advance
really a sale, but was a $10.400 con­ one member of the council, ou condl-
with interest thereon, together with
I
For all her dainty summer frock*
Flcsh colored ho*«. with velvet sideration on a $30,000 deal in which jtlon that the Central bar license be Klamath Water Users' Association
will
be
submitted
for
your
acceptance
•
“
,1 costa aud disbursements that have
Are frilled and fiouuced with net,
pumps, a narrow black velvet ribbon Mr. Roberts buy* 300 acre's of land ‘refused, and the saloon be put out of
mu» accrue.
KALAMINS MAY PVT
Il waa even charged that or rejection, to-wlt:
At ithin w hose mesh she hopes to catch tied around either bare wrist and a near McMinnville from Shipley and 'business.
C. C. LOW, Sheriff
OUT CANDIDATE
(one
of
the
councllmeu
had received
That section one (1) of article four
An >-nly son-fish yet.
rose trimmed leghorn hat of shep- Scarff.
(leo A Haydon, Deputy.
muuey, but hi* report could not be of the said by-laws as atueuded be
■
herdess shape, held under tbe chin
Dut oil nt Klamath Falla. Oregon
The double transaction was finish­
SALEM, May 29— From an authen­
verified, and appear* to be only one amended to read as follows:
NEW YORK. May 30.- -To be natty with a black velvet ribbon complete«
May
9. 1914.
ed
tn
short
order,
less
than
two
days
tic source it was learned here that a Ibis .-uiurner you must be netty. This an enchanting ensemble
Section I. Revenues necessary
of the many rumor*.
: > 11-6-8 *w
being takeu up In the eonaunimatlon
number of the moving spirits back of is lhe net result of the present de-'
for the accomplishment of lhe pur-'
I of both.
! poses of this association shall
the movement to prevent the state maud of the mode for ruffles and
be I I
Notice for Publication
I-egborn hats, by the way. are high
It
waa
generally
supposed
that
tbe
Thursday Mr. Shipley aud Mr.
from entering the prohibition colurnu f.ou nces. They must be constructed in favor this summer, either in floppy
raised
by
an
assessment
thereof
from,
(Not Coul latuds)
"Splash Club” would not hold IU reg­
at the coming general election are of soft, filmy fabrics to escape being garden hat shapes or the chic tilted ! Sea i ff were taken Into the Bly coun-
time to time as required upon and ,of ,h, interior, United
ular
Friday
night
plunge
this
even
­
try by R. E. Smith, and shown (.800
seriously considering the advisability bulk.»
■ against the share holder*.
No as-1
Consequently, along with or- bandeau models. All are, of course,
States Laud Office, at Mkevlew.
ing. on account of the declared Inten­
of having an independent candidate gand . and Paris muslin, the all-over- flower trimmed, that do not run to acre* of land. whlch they are consid-
sesumvnt
shall
be
declared
by I be
Oregon.
April 16, 1914.
tions
of
some
of
tho
members
to
be
representing the anti-prohibition ele­ net dree* holds the center of the sum-! fruit. Wheat, combined with flower*, i«ring buying for other parties uear
Notice I* hereby given that Pliny
out of town
As the out-of-town trip board of directors to be delinquent
■
Mi
Mlnnville.
ment enter the guberuatorial race, mer sartorial stage.
is considered very smart.
Jerome, whose poetoffice address
fell through. It has beeu decided to within loss than thirty days after th«
and it is barely possible that the elec­
On Frida) the KKlainuth county
One of the prettiest models in the
-
Dairy, Oregon. did, on tho 19th
meet as usual
Those of the mom time tor levying the naaeaament
tion this fall will be confronted with net is a reversion to mid-Victorian
Now that the milliners are bringing investors left tor their former home. her* attending the graduating exer-1 That section two (2) of urllcle {jay uf March. 1914. file In this office
five instead of four candidates seek­ day*, with the skirt simply a charm-:’n the sheaves as hat decorations. It to make arrangements for bringing
ciao* will be expected Immediately af- ■ four (4) of *ald by law* be amended sworn statement aud application No
ing their votes for governor.
ing -cries of six ruffles from the probably will not go against the grain their families here.
to read a* follow*
07378, to purchase the W Mi NAVY*.
ter the exercise'« nr* over.
With the prohibition vote divided re ind
by waist down to the ankle*, 'to adapt the best brands of breakfast
Section 2
No subscription of Section 86, Township 38 south,
FETER
PHILIPS
among four candidates, and tbe sa­ . .e waist is a loose blouse with set-in food* for chapeau garnishment in the
{stock shall be accepted unless ac- Kange 10 east, Willamette Meridian.
DI EH IN CEMETERY ■ Mr. and Mr* Griffith came down
loon vote concentrated on one, his ' eves ending in a froth of three uear future.
front Eagle Ridge tavern Thursday Icompanled by tho full payment of iund the timber thereon, under the
chances of election would be bright. i uSles . t the elbow. The open throat
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provisions of the *ct of June 3, 1878.
n'ght, and are legistered at the White an amount In money equal to all
It Is asserted.
I is fin ' v J w ith a narrow ruffle which
Another freak fashion that has
Peter Philips, a well known Klaiu
Pelican hotel. They will remain In 1 oeesments previously levied by this and act* amendatory, known as the
I
This association is now obtaining meets at the bust line, and continues gone to my lady's head for evening sth Indian, died suddenly at the Wil­
the county seat for a short tint* only, ¡association on land* subscribed there- "Timber uud Stone latw," as such
subscriptions for the campaign, lhe u double nie down to the waist-coat- wear is a length of pastel tinted tulle liamson River cemetery Friday, prob­
a* they are busy making preparation* 'to. and the previous assessment* value a* might be filed by appraise­
plan, it is said, is to raise about $10,- , irdle el oft rose taffeta. All the {tied over her eyes like a bandage and ably from heart disease.
for the openlug of the tavern to the , herein referred to shall bo do- { ment, and that, pursuant to such ap-
000 from the hop men in the valley, ufiles are edged in rose embroidered .knotted behind in a fluffy chou. Par­
The Indians were very busy getting tourist*.
! termined by taking th« aggregate of' pll« stlon, tho land and timber tbore-
and It is figured the breweries of tbe s'alloi
. nd the whole creation con- ■ haps this fad may have been launched the cemetery in order for Decoration
all assessments heretofore levied by on have been appraised at a total of
state will contribute $50,000, and \ , ts its v carer into a veritable but-1 with the good Samaritan intention of day, and the exertion may have been
'’hl* association
Aas«*amcnta paid’$240,. the timber estimated at 200,-
¡acting like blinders, to prevent a too loo much for Philips, as his health
that the liquor interests In the coun­ ’terfly in ti e net.
Fred Stukel was In the county on shares of stock cancelled at the In- ■ 000 bourd feet al $1 per thousand,
clerk's office Friday re-rreordlug the stance of the association within three‘and the land at $40; that said sppll-
try will contribute sufficient to make
Ano:i:<r effective frock of simple {ardent follower of Fashion's whimsies ha* been poor for some time.
a fund of $200,000.
■ lines li s a new long tunic of pleated {from seeing herself as others see her.
There is a rumor that the well Stukel Brothers' horse and cattle years after April 1, 1906, for the cant will offer final proof In support
net ovi-r an underskirt of net. which .No doubt many would shy at their kuown Indian woman. White Clnda. brands. Mr. Stukel, with many oth­ reason that lhe land to which said lot his application aud sworn state­
is al • pleated and caught above theown reflection, could they once who was under the influence of liquor, ers. thought the time limit of regis­ share* are appurtenant Is non-¡ment on the 32d day at June, 1914,
VESSELS CRASH
iknees, vlth a crush sash of soft satin glimpse it through unveiled eyes.
UNEXPECTEDLY
had choked Philips, and otherwise tering under the new law extended to Irrigable from the system owned or 1 before J O. Hamaker. U. 8 couimis-
IN DENSE FOG tied with a four-looped bow in front.
— ■
handled him roughly, un hour or so June 1. but found that the time for Iccutrolled or to be owned or con-1 »loner, at Bonanss, Oregon.
Tbe i . ish girdle is of the same soft
From hats and head dress to para­ before his death, and this may have free registration expired February 26 trolled by tbe association shall be i
*
*■
* to proles'
**'*
Any
person ‘ la at * “
liberty
sat in ... d the waist is also pleated and {sols is but one step higher. Fashion led to his demise.
refunded to tbe holder at the time of thia purchase before entry, or Initiate
MONTREAL, May 2».—According
untrin ned with a V-sbaped low neck bas come out flatly with the decree
to the In-'t figures available from offi­
FOR SALE—Fine driving mare, not ;< anccllatlon; provided, however, that a contest at any time before patent
and
tii.y short sleeves that end ab-;'hat the really smart parasols must TO FILM II1IU»S
cial sources this afternoon, over l.UOO
afraid of anything; suitable for ¡the association may execute releases Issues, by filing a corroborated affi­
ruptly. midway of the shoulder and all be on the level this summer. They
AT CLEAR LAKE lady.
_ ' ____
Also buggy, wagon, harness, upon the approval of the secretary of davit III this office, alleging fact*
¡H'rson* perished a* the result of a
elbow , with a wee frill of the net. are flat as their Japanese prototypes.
robes, sleigh bell* and sleigh runner* the Interior for all lands heretofore which would defoat the entry.
collision of the Canadian Liner Emp-
This is het, but not gaudy.
many ribbed, and edged In gay bob-
JAMES H BURGE88.
To secure films of the pelicans, tbe ■ for buggy. AVould trade for real es­ subscribed to this association where
re«« of Ireland with the Collier Stor-
Th. e net frocks are really pret- bing balls, fringes and tassels of silk glossy ibis, blue necked stilts and oth-1
4-20-8-21 s
Register.
«tadt, thirty mile* off Father Point
tate. See Mehaffey, 713 Main St.
such lands aro not deemed Irrigable .
:iest in white, but in soft shades of,and beads, ruchings of silk and os- jer birds nesting at Clear Lake. Dlrect-
36-2t *w2t
early today.
from the Irrigation works now con-.
■ maize, blue, pink, lavender and sea trich feathers. Many of the more friv- I or Salisbury and Camera Man Hutt of I
structed by the United States of '"“r-
',r»«.*-«lteg. u, Detcwtar
While nosing through the heavy
green, they are very desirable. The olons are entirely cascaded in tiny ¡the Educational Film company, and
America or their successors In In-'
AAster liighls
log, the Empress heard the collier's
•lover»d net with tiny rosegays or ruffle* preferably of chiffon, and all Warden J. J. Furber left Saturday 1
■ lerest upon payment of all asseas- Before th«' State AVater Board of thr
siren. Captain Kendall ordered the
pink rose buds scattered over a white, are as brilliant of hue as modern for that section. They will spend sev­
menu heretofore levied by this As-
State of Oregon, AA'ater Divlsluu
liner hove to, as the fog prevented ac­
blue, flesh or maize ground is very dyers can devise. The poor naked eye eral weeks there, and in addition to
iHociatlon against said land*
and
No I, Klamath County.
curate delermituUioo of the Stor-
Adininlstrslor'* Notice
quaint and lovely made up in shep­ is bound to be as dazzled by the glar­ carrying a big load of supplies in their
against land* owned by the applicant In the Matter of the Determination of
Ktadt's position. While tbe Empress
herdess style. The combination of a ing raise of a new parasol as by the I big auto-truck, tbe party has Its mo- In the Matter of the Estate of Junl- for said release
lhe Relative Rights to lhe Wa­
was still, the collier crashed into it,
■ pannier skirt of flowered net opening glaring rays of old Sol.
That section one (1) of article
ette Jackson, Deceased .
I tor boat ou au especially constructed
ters of Anna Creek and Its Tribu­
full force.
Notice Is hereby given to the cred­ eight (8) of said by-law* be amended
truck, which is pulled by the auto.
taries. Tributary of AA'oo<l River.
Had the crash not been so severe,
( OlXUl. BEQUEATHS CRYSTAL ■for a license will be presented to the
|Tc ■ AH Persons, Firms and Corpora-
William L. Finley, former state itors of the above estate and all per­ to read a* follows:
the Empress' safety compartments
MATTER Tl» THE NEW REGIME council Monday night.
Section 1
All certificates or other
game warden, and one of the West's sons having claims against the same,
tlone, claiming a light to lhe uae
would have kept the boat from sink-
It is reported that "Doc” Powell is foremost ornithologists, will be In this to present such claims, together with evidence of tho ownership of shares i
of tho wat«<rs ot (ho above uam«rd
of »lock In this association shall have
stream or uny tributary thereof,
There Is only one hope that the
Tbe matter of granting a license to to take over the business. Mr. Powell evening from Portland, with some at- the proper voucher* supporting them,
within
six
months
from
the
date
of
the seal of the association affixed;
tache*
of
the
biological
survey.
They
was
the
owner
of
"The
Smoke"
for
a
or owning or being in poaaeMlon
casualties will be less than now seem a successor to Al Crystal in tbe Hous­
however, that
no cer-
of lands bordering on or having
certain. This is that there may be ton building was passed up to the number of years, which was one of will go to Clear Lake with tbe picture the first publication of thia notice, to provided,
Several the administrator of said estate. John tlficut« of atock or other evidence of
acceea to said stream or any of
some survivors aboard the Storstadt. new council, which will organize next the best conducted places in the city. men and remain a week.
of stock In thia assort*-
Its tributaries. In the County of
This is a slight hope, for of a total Monday, evening by tbe last meeting It is believed that the council could years ago Finley made a study of S. Horn, at the Bank of Bonanza. ownership
tlou shall be Issued until the full
Klamuth, Slat» of Oregon, aud
of 1,267 aboard the Empress of Ire- of the old council Thursday evening. find no objection to granting a license Lower Klamath Lake bird life, and Bonanza. Oregon.
J NO. 8. HORN,
amount levied by the secretary of the
his lectures and pictures had a big
To All AVhom It May Concern:
land, the definitely known survivors
A petition was presented for a li­ I to Mr. Powell.
Administrator of Said Estate. interior under public notice upon and In the name of the State of Oregon
influence in creating of sentiment
number 337, leaving 1,030 lost, or ens* by Dan Corcoran, candidate for
against the shares and lands re pre­ You and each of you are hereby noil-
5-7-S-4
*w
against
the
slaughter
of
birds
for
missing.
i mayor at the last election. The grant­ NATION HONORS
sented thereby, and further, until the 10« d that th« state engineer of the
their plumage.
The Storstadt is slowly going up ing of the petition was opposed by
ITS DEAD
HUMMONH.
full amount qf all assessments pre- »late of Oregon will begin the exam-
the St. Lawrence River toward Que­ Councilman Doty, who fought tbe re­
In tbe Circuit Court of the State of vlously levied by this association Inatlou of that certain stream known
MOTHCHE NBA CHER
bec.
When the vessel stopped at newal of tbe license to Crystal. In United Press Service
Oregon for Klamath county.
upon and agalnat the shares and as Anna Creek, and its tributaries.
RETURNS LN JULY
Father Point for a pilot, the officers his argument Doty stated that Cor­ i
Joseph H. Seeds, plaintiff,
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 30,— I
lands represented thereby shall have situated In Klamath county. Oregon,
said it carried dead, but no living coran was no better than Crystal, and Arlington National Cemetery was the
v*.
I
b< en paid by the owner thereof.
«nd the ditches diverting water there-
According
to
advices
received
by
passengers from the Empress.
that if a license was granted it should otficisl shrine today in observance of
Alice Seeds, defendant.
Dated at Klamath Falla, Oregon, { from, on Monday, the 15th day of
friends, Vernon T. Motscbenbacber,
The steamers Evelyn and Eureka, be to a man who was not a drunkard. Memorial Day.
To Alice Seeds, the above numed de- this 23d day of April. 1914.
June. 1914, al Fort Klamath. Klam-
who graduates the University of Or­
which went to the rescue, landed the He also objected to the granting of
Tiny flags waving over each of the egon this year, and will teach at the dendant:
K LAM ATI 1 AV ATER USERS’ AE.so-i*th county, Oregon, pursuant to a pe-
survivors at Rimouski, and then left the license on the ground that there
In the name of the State of Oregon:
thousands of graves and garlands of
CI AT ION.
itltlon fll-d requesting a determination
again for tbe scene of tbe wreck, re- was already more saloons than was flowers testified a nation's remem- Klamath county high school, will re­ You are hereby required to appear
<>f th« relative rights of the various
turn to Klamath Fall* the fore part
By Albert E. Elder. Secretary.
maining there until nightfall in the authorized by the charter,
{and answer the complaint tiled
trance of Its dead.
{claimants to the water thereof;
of
July.
(Seal)
4-30-6-4
aw
hope of picking up additional surviv-
lt appears that the stock of goods
,'against you in the above entitled suit,
All departments were closed and
And you aro hereby further notified
It is expected that Motschenbacber Jon or before tho 6th day of July,
or*. As the water’s temperature is 36 lg owned by the Jesse Moore-Hunt business shut down today.
Notice Io Creditors
i
that the superintendent of Water Di­
will
be
here
in
time
to
participate
degrees, tbe survivors suffered terri- company, while the bar fixtures and
i 1914, that being tho last day of time
A brief parade i up Pennsylvania
Notice I* hereby given that I have vision No. I, of the state of Oregon.
bly, and many of them died from ex- tbe building is owned by J..V. Hous- avenue and memorial services at Ar­ in the rodeo tournament games. He { within which the defendant is allowed
this day been appointed executor of will commence the taking of teetl-
will
be
a
valuable
addition
to
the
posure.
ton yr. Houston has an investment lington, with similar ceremonies at
'o answer herein as fixed by the order the last will and test .meat of Clara n.ony as to the rights of all parties
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of about $4,000 In fixtures, and he other smaller cemeteries nearby, was team, for in addition to being a I of the court for publication of sum­
E Moore, deceased
All parties hav-(claiming water from said stream, or
I
be
has
de-
good
catcher,
this
year
RIMOUSKI, May 29.^—The steamer an(j Attorney Renner, representing today’s program.
mons herein; and if you fall so to ing claim* ag Inst 'be said deceased Hs tributaries, for irrigation, power,
veloped into a hitter.
Lady Evelyn, after returning to the jegge Moore-Hunt company, addressed
appear aad answer, the plaintiff will are required to present them to me1 mining or other beneficial use. on
President AVilson did not partici­
"Motsch" has done all of the back-
scene of the disaster this afternoon. tbe council, urging the granting of pate in the Arlington ceremonies to­
apply to the court for the relief at the office of my attorney*, Messrs. Tuesday, the 16th day of June, 1914,
wirelessed the finding of seventeen tbe license, in order to give them an day. He also declined last year, plead­ stopping for the University of Or­ prayed for in the complaint filed here­
Kuykendall A Ferguson, In tbe at the hour of 19 o'clock a. m„ at the
egon
this
year.
He
has
been
picked
bodies floating on the water.
opportunity to get at least a part of ing press of publie business.
in, to-wlt: for a decree of said circuit Loom I* building, In the city of Klam- Hotel Hull, In Klamath Falla, Klam
for that position on the All-North-
Three hundred and thirty-seven tb*jr money out of the business,
court of lhe State of Oregon, for the alh Falls, Oregon, within six months latii county, Oregon; and on Thursday,
west collegiate team.
survivors, picked up from lifeboats,
Mr Houston stated that be was sat-j
county of Klamath, forever dissolv­ from the first day of May. A. D. 1914. Ill'« 18th day of June, 1914, at the
1 United Pre*» Service
left In a special Intor-Colonial train |sfied with the council in refusing a
ing the bonds of matrimony existing .All claim* mml be accompanied by hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at the hotel
Nifty
Road
Guides.
PANAMA,
May
30.
-The
last
rest
­
today for Quebec.
license to Crystal, as he did not wish
¡between tbe plaintiff and defendant, proper voucher* a* provided by law. In Fort Klamath, Klamath county,
ing places of canal workers, repre-
The county court is having Billy
Many are seriously injured a* a re- {him in the building.
{and for such other relief as to the
Dated thia 30th day of April, 1914. Oregon.
attention „
to __
the fact
tbat>n‘i»K more than a score of natlon- Conzellmann, foremaji of the L. M.
suit of the crash, and others are suf-' Cailing
__ _ ________
~
ccurt shall appear just and equitable.
CHARI,EH WILLIAM MOORE,
And you nre hereby ordered to ap­
ferlng from exposure, and will have ¡ , t there
beie was
••ties, were decorated
today
was a a probability
proDaDinty that
urai all
an of
ui the
me i “
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- in
— the
—‘ Schofield Artificial Stone company,
This summons Is published In the
pear before the undersigned superin­
.
ulor
of
the
Last
Will
and
Testa
­
make
eight
stone
guide
post*
to
be
ab
..ns
might
be
put
out
of
business
,,rst
bl
«
Memorial
Day
ceremonies
to
to go to hospitals.
Heml-AVeekly Herald, a semi-weekly
ment of Clara E. Moore, Deceased. tendent of AVnter Division No. 1, st
held under the Canal Zone's new erected on the Lincoln highway. The
Twenty-two died of exposure. Some after the fall election, he argued
newt-paper published at Klamath
one of the times and places above
10-7-14-21-28 *
¡that
there
was
no
occasion
for
the
!
form
of
government.
stones
are
shout
finished,
and
are
perished as soon as picked up. Oth­
mentioned, and submit proof of your
---- •—»- his
■.«. ! Speeches eulogizing the "heroes of very attractive in appearance, with Falls, Oregon, by order of the Honor-
ers died here.
> council to practically confiscate
.Notice of Hhcriff’» Sale
'able Henry L. Benson, Judge of said
claim
to the waters of said stream or
lettering
easily
read
from
moving
propirty
at
this
time
for
the
benefit
a
P
i‘
aceful
army
”
that
has
built
the
Few arc able to leil connected stor-
{Circuit Court, dated the 21st day of
By virtue of an execution on fore-'any tributary thereof, if any right
great canal, were made by Zone ofti- vehicles.
ise. The people of the town opened of the other six saloons in the city.
!May, 1914, directing that such sum­ closure duly Issued by tho clerk of 'hereto I* claimed by you; and you
their homes to the survivors.
With the present population of the dale.
mons be so published once a week the circuit court of the county of are hereby further notified that If you
I I’eck Back at Old Job.
'city, If seven saloons were illegal,
for six successive weeks.
Date of Klamath, state of Oregon, dated the fall to so appear and submit proof of
Austin White, of the Oregon Weld­
OTTAWA. May 29.—Federal offi­ {then ix wore just as illegal. If the II. K.
first publication, May 25, 1914.
6th day of Muy 1914, in a certain your claim to the waters of said
ing company, operating on Sixth
cers near the scene of tbe wreck re­ <:oun< il Insists on a strict compliance
C. C. BROWER.
action in the circuit court for said'stream, or tributary thereof, default
street, ha* taken over the entire busi­
port over a thousand people jterished. with the law, they would have cut out
Atorney for plaintiff. county and stat«, wherein It
B. will be entered against you, and you
At the regular meeting of Klamath ness from hl* former partner. Wm.
Only twelve women were saved, ac­ two rtloons, otherwise they were dis-
5-25-6-29 sw Vining, a* plaintiff, recovered judg­ will be barred and estopped from
Lodge No. 137, I.O.O.F., held Friday ¡Nichols. J. 3. Peck, former owner of
cording to the dispatches, which indi­ Icriminating against his interest.
ment. against P. L. Fountain n* ex­ subsequently asserting any rights to
Emmltt was
— —a chosen no
as the plant, I.un
has accepted
w a position with
w
cates that the majority of those saved
Dan Corcoran announced today flight, It. 1'.. L.,,,1,1,1
Notice to the St wk holders of the ecutor of last will and testament of
II « waters aforesaid, and will be held
Noblo
(frand
and
M.
R.
Doty
as
Vice'White,
and
will
be
pleased
to
meet
1
were members of the crew.
that lie would withdraw his petition
Klamath Water Veera' Association: Uain< s C. Mongold, deceased, and J
nd deemed to have forfeited all right
his old patron*.
Most of the passengers were in for a license. Mr. Becker of the Jesse Grand.
You are hereby notified that pur- {William D. Mongold, a minor, and un i to th« use of said wnters theretofore
Under the leadership of these two
their berths when the Storstadt'* bow Moore-Hunt company arrived last eve­
suant to a resolution of the board of order for the sale of real property for i< lalmed by you.
crashed througli the side of the Emp­ ning io look after the interests of his men tbe destinies of tbe lodge for Dredger at Work.
By order of the state water board
The big dredger, Klamath Queen, ' i directors of the Klamath Water the sum of one thousand dollars with
ress. Twenty survivors died from ex­ company. He will probably arrange the ensuing term certainly look very
{’j Users’ Association duly made and : Interest from Juno 15, 1911, due R. <>I tho State of Oregon.
posure.
for some local man to take over the bright, as both are earnest Odd Fel­ recently put to work digging the ca­ entered on the minutes of said board III. Vining and the further sum of six
Dated 'his 19th day of November,
nnl through Wocus swamp, ls now
Captain Kendall was saved. He stock of goods, and another petition low* and eminently fitted to lead.
working full time lifting mud. E. P. held In the association office, room* ;hundred fifteen dollars due the Klum- {1913, at Salem, Oregon.
was pl< ked up by a lifeboat as his ship
{atli Water Users Association, and
JOHN II. LEWIS, H'ate Engineer.
Sir Thomas I’. Whittaker, M. P., I* McCornack, who owns thousands of 17 and 18 Maddox-White building,
sank beneath his feet.
Klamath
Falls,
Oregon,
Saturday.
{costs taxed at $15.60, on the 6th day JAMES T. CHINNOCK. Superintend­
responsible for the statement that If acres of land to be reclaimed by ca-
“The ship's gone,” was Kendall's
WILL A. LEONARD
ent of Water Division No, 1.
as much liquor per capita had been'nal drainage, said today that it was March 28, 1914, the call for the an­ of May, 1914.
laconic wireless as the vessel went
Notice Is hereby given that I will GEO T. COCHRAN. Superintendent
consumed in 1918 as in 1874 In Great impossible to say how long a time it nual meeting of the stockholders of
DENTIST
down
Previously he had given a dis­
of Water Division No. 1.
Britain, the national drink bill would would take to finish the canal, but the Klamath Water Users’ Associa­ .on the 11th day of June, 1914, at the
tress call, but the speed with which
White
Maddox
Bldg.
have been 80,000,000 pounds greater that the work would be steadily con- tion was made, and that said annual rent door of the court house In Klam­ Attest—-M. F. MKR8, Secretary
the vessel sank changed the sentence
5-4 11 ■
meeting will be held In the Houston ath Falls, In said county, at 10 o'clock
|than it actually wo*.
tlnued till the canal was completed.
to an announcement of tbe tragedy.
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