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New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
YANKEES HARD At WORK.
Doyle Pitches We'll for Regulars,
Who Beat the Colts.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l ]


Atlanta, April 1.-The regulars of the New York
American League baseban team defeated the Colts
here to-day by a GORE of to q 1t was the last
practice game between mines composed of the team.
the Highlanders will begin three-day series
with Atlanta tomorrow.
The regulars played fast game Their field
ing without flaw and their batting timely
Doyle pitched the last half of the eight-innfng
struggle and held the Colts down to one hit The
work of Zeller who pitched the first four innings,
so good. single by Blair and a TWO
bagger by Newton gave the Colts their first run in
the second inning. Blair again distinguished HIM
self IN the fourth inning with home run drive to
left field.
Hughes pitched the first five innings for the
Colts and Glade the last three Both men made
poor showing and were backed by miserable sup
port. which counted materially in the scoring. A
single by Elberfeld and error by Griffith gave
the regulars their first in the second inning,
while a twobagger by Stahl, a single by Elber-
field Moriarity's and clever steal by Elber-
field gave them their two winning runs in the
fourth inning The score follows:
r H.. E
Regulars ....-....... 1 o 0-5 q o
coils - . o 0 o % s
Batteries-Zeller Doyle and Sweeney; Hughes Glade
and Bean. Umpire-Smith
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
RICH HANDICAP FOR TROTTERs.
Move Race Of $4,000 Planned for Grand
Circuit Week at Readville.

Boston. ArriI IA $4,000 handicap race on Au-
- 2. fB which the sl9west horse viii 20 dis
,arce ~ one and one-quarter miles and be allowed
sf-r fea- start for each seconds difference IN
spec r7 horse Handicapped slower than mp 10 a
Iae s --- VIII 0e the feature Of the grand eif'ui'
re=F .- Raalyius TINS veal
T. s.-se which is offered by the New England
Tra-t- Horse Breeders Association is the larg-
eyer PROJECTED for trotting horses in the coun
~ The entrance fee viii be $50, and the purse
80 h= divided follows First $;e-eo; second
.aar ..s-5 & s7a- fourth g 500. fifth $500 sixth.
Nap
Ire la-G5~so and speed allowances VIII be an
Romeo r- August Is ana the horses viii be placed
Recording 10 THE knowledge Of their abIlty pos
sessei t- Ire handicappers on August .
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
TWO GOLFERS SURTIVE.
Porter Beats HeyreshOf IN Big
TOuynPY at PiRphurst

Pinehurst y. c. April PLAY in the semi-finaI
round OF the eighth annual united North and South
amateur championship golf tournament was keen
to-day. The survivors were John E. Porter. OF the
Allegheny County Club. and Allan Lard. Of the
Columbia Club. the present titleholdeT.
Porter defeated Fred HerreshOf, the former in
terscholastic champion. by : up and . TO play.
Lard beat Walter Fairbanks. OF the Denver Coun-
try Club. the Florida champion. by up and
20 play. the cards being 20 and p respectively,
for sixteen holes.
In the consolation division, s. Y. Farrelly, Of
Deal. and A c. Travis Of New York, remain, Mr.
FarrelIy defeating L. f. Wardwell OF Megunticook
and Nj Travis. N s Hurd, OF Oakmont.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
ON COLLEGE DIAMONDS
TIGERS SCORE SHUT-OUT.
Princeton Pitchers Hold Dickinson
Dozen to TsCO Hits.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune,l

Princeton N J., April 1-PrincetoDwon an easy
baseball victory from Dickinson to-day by score
of to O. The Tigers tried out three pitchers' TWO
Of whom pitched in their first varsity games. The
visitors unable to hit any OF them WILSON,
last years freshman pitcher was in the box Tor
five innings and did allow man to reacn hrst
base. Horton pitched the sixth INNING striking
out three men, Clark in the last three innings
allowed only two safe hits.
Captain Harlan of Princeton made remarkable
catch of a short fly to left field He turned COM
plete somersa uIt in making the play.
Sides and Fish batted well for Princeton. the
former making a three-bagger and the latter
timely double. The follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
CHOICES FARE
GOOD THINGS" GO WRONG
Grandpa H'ins Sreeplechase Eased
Gp to Hvalk.
rBy Telegraph to The rr.bun. 7,

Washington April Nv. A. Stanton's Workman.
.eH handled by Mccarthy, was the only winning
ssve-Ite the Benning racetrack to-day and TO
rake things worse for those who were TRYING to
rkk winners three carefully planned cotips failed
se raateriaIize when Bob Callahan, jr Beggarrnan n
snd Puddin met defeat in their respective races.
Al things considered. il day of upsets and
Surprises The weather dun and lowering and
tbe track heavy and holding, but a good sized
crowd was in attendance.
Grandpa \ horse which has done service through
:he steeplechase field for several years and
xhch has run prominently in the best company
snn the April Selling Steeplechase eased up almost
70 walk from the badly ridden Prince OF Pilsen
the favo-ite. Grandpa opened up gap Of twenty
lengths when Newt Fisher fell. and won with lots
n reserve. although Kelleher drew the finish fine
NrIne.ney was openly criticised for allowing
Prince IF Psen drop out OF il so far in the first
ME He got wonderfully ambitious and energetic
Al rhe end but he u oke up too late Yama Christy
was coupled with Grandpa the Hayes entry
but he could hardly raise respectable gallop, and
uas probably out for good, stiff work.
Bob Callahan. jr-. the good thing in the
6-s- race. and those in the know backed him from
10 Il / 10 70 / He raced Greene. the favorite
into submission turning for home and appeared TO
he wi1inE easily the last sixteenth pole
Fdgly closed with a rush. however. and before
Farweailer- who rode Bob Callahan. jr.. realized
what was happening was half length IN front
and going away
NcI1arieI got ugly looking fall in the second
rare vhen Tony S. quietly backed at a long
price stumbled and went down just after the start
He vas not injured. however and walked back
70 rhe paddock Tony s scrambled TO his feet. and
racing through his field riderless finished second
70 the amusement Of The crowd Won Laer. which
has res1lute way Of racing, won in a GaIlop
Chaperone coupled with Deviser the Madden
e-try vas the even money favorite. She stopped
hsdy after showing some speed.
he &1N1eE Of F9pE he her two
ysar-oId race Puddin, backed from 10 l TO to
& vas vel Up in the early part. but hung when
-1as- z-ss required.
With Burns and Shaw the ground for dis
. obedience al the post there is dearth Of good
jockeys here Mccarthy rode two winners, and is
likely 10 head the list Of winning Jockeys for the
meeting
Hols5her. a one-time Brighton Cup winner, was
hcr ravorite for the last event. but he ran as II
IL "a ire was in Ihree-rniIe heats
BENNING SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE ling and upward
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
AUTO RACERS SPEED ON.
italian Car May Reach San Fran
cisco Late Toni ght.

Santa Barbara. CAL April 1.-The Italian car III
the New York TO Paris automobile race passed
through here at o'clock this afternoon A Dig
crowd was out TO greet the crew. Sartori declded
70 r,,sh on to Alcatraz for the night He hopes 10
reach San Francisco tomorrow night or early
Friday morning
The German car arrived at Evanston. Wyo.
for the night It is almost six hundred miles ps-
hind the De Dion French car, which Is now cross
ing Death Valley The latter did not leave
Goldfield last night reported, but St ChaHray
set out this morning for the long run across the
desert.
Word has been received here that the Thomas
car left Seattle for Valdez to-day the steamer
Santa Clara
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02

TWENTY CARS ENTERED.
automobile Race for the BriarcHf
Trophy Promises Vel.

With the closing of entries yesterday for the
Briarclif stock race. to be held Westches
ter County roads on April "a, two more nominations
were received by T. Francis Moore, secretary of
the Automobile Manufacturers Committee. bring
ing the total number up to twenty. The last
entries received were Simplex, entered by Joe
Seymour. and Benz. entered by L. ] Bergdol
Drivers for the have not been named yet
A meeting of the committee and contestants will
be held this afternoon complete list of the
twenty cars entered follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
RHEUMATISM KILLS IN ONE WEEK.

Piverheai Long Island. April I (Special3--Arter
the strength of four men had been exhausted III
~es+ra,nine him Daniel McCaffery. a young man
- This nIece died this morning from rheumatism
The symptoms developed week ago with pains in
one foot and the disease spread until il reached
the braiu Opiates were used without effect. and
he had not slept for eighty hours The physician
in attendance said it OF the most rapidly
5a,-aIo,ed cases of rheumatism record.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
UMPIREs DISCUSS THE RULES.

The playing rules gone and general in
structions the issued a meeting of
the staff of National League umpires yesterday
Those present r. u Emslie, St Thomas, on
tario: Henry O'Day, Chicago: ". j. KIem New
York: Charles Rgler. Massillcn, Ohio, and F F
Rudderham Providence: J. f. Johnstone, Of New
ark y J.. was absent account of Illness
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
N. Y. U. PILES UP THE RUNS.

In a fast and we'll played baseball game. New
York University defeated the Polytechnic Institute.
Of Brooklyn yesterday at Ohio Field, by score
Of 10 to . Murphy pitched a steady game for New
York striking out six men. The score by innings
follows:
New YorlI......4 1-15 II
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02

e Petersburg. April IN L2zaren- one Of The
si Prominent representatives, OF the Russian turi
VIC lssf year Won the Russian Derby, has engaged
Herman Rasrk.s Tic wei known American Jockey,
= nee his hor-es in ST Petersburg N LazareH
80 maintains stable al Moscow. where another
AMERICAN. Winfield is the principal jockey
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
CANS TO MUCH FOR ROBSON.

Philadelphia, April Joe Cans the champion
lightweight pugilist Of the world stopped Spike
Robson the English featherweight champion. in
the third round of what scheduled six
round bout before National Athletic Club
night Cans was nearly ten pounds heavier than
his opponent and his long reach gave him q de-
aaaa advantage
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
TRINITY NO MATCH FOR YALE.
Playing of Captain Jones and Williams the
Feature Of the Game

New Haven. April Yale defeated the Trinity
baseball team at Yale Field to-day by a score Of
TO . Trinity's inability hit the Yale pitchers,
coupled with the good support given the latter.
was largely responsible for the result
The fast fielding of Williams and the base steal
ing Of Captain Jones. of Yale, were the features.
In the last two innings Yale presented practically
a nine almost all Of the second team having
been sent in. The score follows:
r. II. E.
Tale ....-...........3 ks
Trinity .........-...0 Il q /
Battertes-Yaie, Week. Gushing Ross. Jones and
PhiIbfu; Trinity, WOOdle and Smith.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
GIANTS DEFEAT DALLAS TEAM.

Dallas. Tex, April 1.-The New York Giants had
An easy time defeating the Dallas team here this
afternoon by score of TO 2. The local batsn1en
were at the mercy of Mathewson and Mckinney
The score follows:
R H. e
York ..-----..--1
Ratteries-New York Mathewson Nc kinney anu P.S
nahan: Dallas, Eters, Cooper and Miller 0NP
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
BASEBALL FEAST FOR oUAKERs.

Philadelphia. April 1.-The University OF Penn
sylvania defeated Albright College to-day by
score Of IS to :. The score by innings follows
r II. E.
Penn. ......... 18 ks Is l
Albright .....- . 0 o o.
Batterles-TwtmIre, Collier and Porte; Eisenberger
Yeiser and Becker.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
STATE TO RETURN SOUTHERN FLAGS

Trenton \. j., April THE House to-day passed
the Senate Joint resolution providing for the
of Southern flags taken during the Civil War. The
flags are to be given back to the organizations
from which they were captured the return to be
made under the direction of the Governor.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
MONTGOMERY BEATS BROOKLYN.
Superbas Bow to Minor League Team IN
Loosely Played Game.

Montgomery Ala, April 1.-The Brooklyn Ma
tionaI League team was beaten by the montgomery
Southern League nine in a loosely played game
here this afternoon by score Of to 4. The local
nlavers won the game in the ninth inning by scor-
ing run after the visitors had tied the score with
two runs Errors numerous on both sides the
S1perbas making rnisplays and the Montgom-
cry four.
Wilhelm started pitching for Brooklyn ard was
In excellent form Hunter. new recruit, relieved
him in the sixth inning. and the change was a bad
one as the home players pounded him hard, and
with the aid of some scored three runs,
taking the lead
The second game Of the series will be played to-
morrow. The score by innings follows:
r II. e.
Montgomery ..-....-o J-s 1s
Ratterfes-M Montgomery Stackpoe and Messett Helm
and shannon; Brooklyn Wilhelm and Ritter Hunter Nc
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
BRONTLOU SHOUS SPEED.
Uins the One-NIe Cham p0nship Of
Nezu Jersey.

Joseph Bromilow. of the Iresh-American Athletic
club won TIE one-mile for the championship
OF New Jersey at the annual games OF the lst
Regiment Athletic Association in Newark last
night from fourteen other starters. At the crack
Of the gun r G Bellars, Of the New York Athletic
CI,b raced out in front closely followed by Frank
REILLY Of the Irsh-American A {. AFTER TWO
laps REILLY took the lead with Joseph Bander'Aah
second AT the half Bears moved TO the 'front.',
While William Berker, another Winged Foot repre-
sentative improved his POSITION suiHs ii''i1 i"'N
place 10 fifth.
At three quarters Bromlow went out in 'front.'
and was soon challenged by Butler. The former
drew away throughout the last lap and won hand
iv by ten yards from Berker, with Bellars tnlro'
The time 4:3l i-5 was slower than expected
Dan Frank of the Irish-American club, won the
75-yard handicap open in clever style from the
eght-foot mark. His time was : 40 seconds
An odd sight-at least to visitors from Manhat-
tan-was the spectacle of guards on duty march
ing ND and down the floor with fixed bayonets-
They looked important and appeared quite vigil
liant in the early hours. but the night advanced
# seemed as if a good many had deserted.
The summary follows:
Seventy yard novice closed; hpa heat5mW9n by
n ATthTF wsr Regen Company B. third Time Oos,
hye yard handi6ap M sGosea ma Meeker Company
D ~ feeo. second: H Henderson, Company DO feeo'
handicap Gpsn ClH5 hHfl 3 sesW2n sss II fy
j. Franz sna4inan hhiee Club d8 feet)
Charles seinhart. unattached d8 feep' third iire'
0:07<s ,...,. on., .o 1rsran lot
ter carriers policemen and health inspectors OF
WON bv Marcus E Brennan. postofce tscrach Gnaries
Z Conrad Board Of Health tS yards second; w a
IDorenus Engine 4, Fire Department GA EardS' 'iru
Time. O:542s- s, W., b-- C.so-1s
yrealapd Company II. V. smith tof1Eany l. seCohu'
= T SchuItz Company l. third. Time 0;57 -,
One half mile relay uor pubic ana pero.iuIaa
ecboolsI-Won by South Eighth street; 81 Joseph
ParochiaI School thTst teainl' seco'd' Ne"'iai
TuhItc school third. Time, 40 - $500,
emile invitation championship OF Ne" Jersey
W., nv Toseph Bromilow Irish American Athletic
C.,hc william f3erker York Athletic Club second
~ =: FeIIair New Athletic Club, third Time
3st5. . , -. ,h,a;oar, v-o bv
r-rrienno High School YARDS, with Reeve. Frenno
.sseeu and Esgers stevens Preparatory High scno92
go YARDS. with Satteflns' toNeie'' Si'eNS anu
second. Time, 3:l4 ,. - ,a-s;o.- f,,oss4,--
Won by Rado. Company go yards; + GierqS
Corna1y r fscrach) second: Fred F. Morse, company
n n ea.s issr@atcb1 third Time 2:2s% >,,.
Ont-nile run (landcap. open)-Won by paVld Hop o'h
prookIvn go yardsJ. Malone. Mohawk AtnIeuc
145 YARDS. second; A Huffman. paterson iouns NH
christian Association ts5 YARDS, third Time AZ
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02

Two base hit-Fsh. Three-base ht,sdes SaGT1Se En1G
hits-Vaughn Shpman. First base balls-On CIark
Hausmond: OFF L0nsstaff. Warwick Harlan and Dillon
Struck out-By Wilson s. by Horton g. by Clark /; by
Longstaf. =. Passed balI-Fry. Double play-Fry 10
Cook Fry. Umpire-Hassett.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02

At Charlottesville Va.-UniversIty OF Virginia s.
Amherst. /
At Washington-G Georgetown University. i3; Gal
Iaudet
At Durham. y. C.-Trinity College 9: Colgate
University. O.
At Chapel Hill, y. C.-University Of North Caro-
lima. ;: Cornell University. ,.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
BROWN LOSES OPENING GAME.

Providence April 1.-Bowdoin defeated Brown by
a score Of . TO 4 this afternoon 1t the first
baseball game of the season for both teams. The
Brown men unable to hit the Bowdoin
pitcher Files. and made costly in fielding
when men were bases. The score by innings
follows:
R H. F.
Bowdoin ............ 0 0 Ks
.........--..- y l 3 o o o o o "a 2
Rstter,es-Files and Bowers: Nourse Raymond
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02

E-1op RACE.-For u,aidens years old; s4te added
four and half fUrlongs Old course. start good
easily Time e-59<s Winner, b c. by Rensse-
ser-Lou-a So. Owner. GrCsyer3r Farm stable
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
+U HAYES entry


E-E-f- RACE Handicap for sfree year-ol1s and up
added mile columbia course "a
Errr Won 4as.l-. Tim-. - winner D. < D
.z.zr--rr.rn- -SaIerrls- owner. = Murray. -
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
RENNrNG SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE.-SsllHE. three-YeaT-ods and upward
$500 added, haif furlongs. Columbia Course
good Won driving Time 1-23- Winner, ch
t. Jonah White-Margue-iIe Il Owner P Gala
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
rNraSra- a--v

THIRD RaCE-Se--g- f0- year-Clis and upward:
500 added. seven f1Ti9nes. columbia Course stan
a1asz Won driving Time. 1918. Winner blk. h.
81 Fa-he-less- Network owner. ". A Stanton.
Pett
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02

Fnr rTfF RArE-~eirg for tvo-yFar- -0ids. four and
-a1r rurIorEs uiG course good. Won driving.
-t-1e o-Ee-5. Wine. p. g. by Eo2-T'wo Lick
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
SPECIAL TWOMEN

SPECIAL TwO-MEN TEAM PRIZE
F. Hodsnan. New .............. ,
A Tit New York Athletic C1ub. So
Iotal
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02

FIFTH R1.E-AF2IL SELLING StEEF LIZ T. r. lyr
<1--r-ar-ll5s snl upward. $50 added. abut two
niles a~7 a halt start good Won easily Time
EI+ Winnie. ch- ly GrantnlasteT- Fhi!lIpa
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
REDTkF TO RIDE IN RUSSIA.

prentice allowance.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
BFvvTKC ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

81 rs-H,-za-5icao: for th-ee-yea--oids and Up
- - 80. - ard 2 haIf fl.ronEs. CoIun-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. 4. s
Land ono" u, Lakrvicw, Oregon
October :. 1905.
Nu,ic" Is h"rby given that Herbert
B McLanc. Of klamath Falls. Ore
gon. who, on Sept. lG. 1905. made
Timber and Stone Application, No.
OjG2. for VIZ SWb. Section 32. TIP,
81 $. Il 9 T.. ". NJ. has filed no.
ilcc of Intention to make Final Proof
tn establish claim to the land above
dogcrlhod. before County Clerk ol
klamath County. at his Office at
klamath Falls. Oregon. on the 22d
DAY Of December. 1905.
Claimant names as witnesses:
q. ". Mcl.anc. Mary +. McLanc,
j. $. Mills. l.. II. Lawrence, all o'
klamath, Falls. oregon.
J. y. WATSON.
iO.l2 Register
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-13

Preliminary work on III" new Cif'
houHr. san FrnnrIaco'B famous sea.
side resort. which ~ destined to 10.
pinr" a." structure destroyed by fire.
har begun The contract FOR ~" re-
huiIdiuE Wae signed 10y Emma l..
Merritt, representing the Sutro "stat"
and IL" san rrnucisco R"buIlding
Company The estimated cost Is
si?5.f9?
Under the terms Of the contract
ih" building must be- ready for occu-
raucy IN Gy" months Application
las been mad" ru the supervisors ior
permission tn blast rocks In III" near
by Su'ro quarry This stone viii be
used IN ~" construction of the build.
ing The nov building viii be- archi-
tccrurnly an Improvement upon the
old one" The first story OF the struc-
urr viii b" on the driveway along
IA" ella. Will" basement and sub.
basement viii clinr tu ~" clif. facing
the ocean.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-13
NOTICE on PROPOSED ENTI\.
siON OF SIXTu STREET.

N"iir" IN hereby given that IL"
Common Council uf ID" rliy uC klnm-
nth Fails. deems It "Npodi"ul To- ~.
tend 9Th street from u point 81 fee,
South 81 d.gr"cS I min. T.. uf III"
Su,h"nntcfly corner of block lOi Ia
ih" city limits. n distance Of 2Gi feet
To de- Hu II viii h" necessary To AZ.
prupriai" u strip uf ground h"iougimE
to T. u Henry.
Th" city engineer has mHuy"d
aud plated III" proposed "Nr"nuiDn
aud hl"d hia report containing such
plat aud survey. with th" rullc"
Judge. said report being HntiHfac.
tory To III" Common Council. motto"
In hereby given that 1T IA" regular
meeting of the Common Council on
Monday evening. October 18Th. 1908.
an ordinnn," viii b" adopted "mbody
ing such report aud Within 90 days
thereafter appraisers viii be- appoint.
ID To apprnls" th" damage. II any.
To said owner. T.. u Henry
4 t. LENvITr.
2-iy i'ullc" judge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. U. s.
Land Oflco at LakcyIcw. Oregon,
September lG. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that William
r.. Hayden, OF klamath Falls. Ore
gou. who. on August 10. 1905, made
Timber and Stone application. No.
0iOi. for ncL nw4, Sec. 80. 7. 81
s., X. BE. ". NJ. has filed notice OF
intention to make flnal proof, to cs'
tabllsh claim TO the land above de-
scrlbed. before County Clerk Klam-
ath County. at his Office. at klamath
Falls. Oregon. on the 2sth day OF
November. 1903.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Albert Harrison. a. NJ. Jamison
John G. Schallock. Ben Carlisle, all
OF klamath Falls, oregon.
J. n. WATSON.
e-l9 Register
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-13

IN the complaint nlod horoin. io.wit:
That n decree bo entered horoIn,
IN favor Of plnintln and ngainnt de
f"ndnn'. dlEgolving tho bonds Of mnt-
riihony now "XiHiing bet wc"n plain.
TN aud defendant. nnd for such other
r"ll"f M may b" meet 10 equity.
IhlH HimmOnH iR served by publI
cation IN the Evening ll"rnli, u daily
newspaper of general circulation,
published IN Klamath County. state
"f Oregon. by order of u" Hon
G"nrg" holland. judge Uf tho Circuit
Court Tor III" hrsi Judicial District
"f hnid state. under dat" ~ October
l. 1908. which order i"uulr"1 sum
mons 1" h" published fur ak success.
NV" weeks. commencing on tho 2nd
day of October. 1905. aud ending on
III" 10th day Of &uv"mbrr, 1908.
PIERCE EVANS.
ll'l1 Attorney for rlnini!n.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-13
SAW WILL. AND TiMREE LAND
IDii SALE.

Twenty million f""i of M" saw
timber, Saw MiII. capacity twenty
thrumui f,ut. first class machinery.
logging wagons, horses. and harness
complete" Sew planning mill. cost.
my $roOO.0U. latest improved ma.
chin"ry. &rw Shinglc mill. capacity
4O.OUU, Between eight aud ten thou.
sand dollars worth Uf lumber on hand
Planning MN, Saw Mlll. Drying House
Bunk HOUSE. Cool House. aud other
buildings arc all good buildings. This
property Is situated In IA" heart Of
N" klamath Irrigation Project. nice.
ly located aud splendid market for
IA" lumber RI" "utir" property lE
offered Tor q short tim" for $4,000.
II is easily worth $GU,O0O For full
Information R"". or write.
T. T. FITCH. Merrill. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-13
~ iNM,,>s.

kuIt CuuI, ~ ia" State of ore
b. and for klamath County
Nora + noggT. rlnlntin. w Ed
= ruggn. Defendant sum
Edward 4. liuggE. Defendant
= namc ~ IN" State ~ Oregon
nrr hereby required To answer
SDmplalnt MED against you In III"
\ cn,Itlri suit on or before the
DAY of November. 1908. being
: nst day pf"Hcribcd In tn" order
BE- publication of this summons.
hnt publication of which being
Friday. the 2nd day ~ october.
]. aud II yuu fail To answer. Tor
thereof. ia" plaintiff viii apply
/. court for the relief demanded
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-13
$500 ACRES FREE.

The Lakcsld" company has $500
acres of land under the Adams ditch
that II viii give RENT FREE for
one year. This includes the use OF
the land and water. The renter must
clear and place the land In culutiva-
tion. The renter gets all the crops
but VIC reserve the right to pasture
the stubblc.
The Lakeside Company,
J. Frank Adams. Manager.
Merrill. oregon.