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minneapolis Flax Market
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce July I
Provisions

A brokers' wire from Chicago yesterday said.
Packing for the entire country since March Is
80 600 nogs less than last year"
(ottoiene-One MALI bDl, IU9sc; half bbls,
1OIsc; tierce, 1856; tierces, 10kcs. tierees.
10Isc.
The Western meat company quotes as follows.
Hams. IT@1TIsc; picnic hams, 12c: bacon. TO s
lbs, 2O5bc; s to 10 lbs, zoe; 10 to II lbs, zoe /;
sugar cured bacon. 2Sc; Arrow bacon. to 10 lbs,
lSibc: 10 to - lbs II &c: light dry salt bacon.
S to 10 lbs iSc; - to II lbs, lie; medium bacon,
Like: light medium bacon. Is 1ac-
Lard-Tierces lac, sos 13Ac, los l4S4c, IS
145ac IS 15c; compound lard, tierces Size, SOS
s4sc los 9Ae, 5s 9zsc. IS 315c; yellow cooking
oil. SIC per gal; white cooking oil. soc per gaI;
salad OIL 5Sc per gal
Beef-LocaI prices are quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government, are 81 per Dbl
higher Extra family beef. $14 per Dbl; family
beef $3.50 per Dbl; extra mess beef. SIS per
bbl: smoked beef, ~ &c per Id.
Pork-Extra prime. IN barrels. SCI: clear. 500:
mess S22; pig pork, SIS; pigs feet. SIS for half
bbls $235 for % ID kegs and $3.50 Tor kits.
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DIZZINESS DUE
TO HOT SPELL

NEW YORK, July Ia further
shrinkage in the volume of dealings in
stocks today reflected the seasonable dull
ness of the summer hot spell. Besides the
interest centered in the money settlements
in progress, there was large diversion
of attention to the gradually omitted facts
of the Delaware, Lackavanna and West
ern plan involving recasting of the or
ganization to conform to the supreme
court decision in the commodities clause
cases and Of the distribution of large
special stock company and dividends.
The Delaware, Lsckawanna and West
ern balance sheet, as on December 81,
1908, reported q profit and loss surplus of
s34,eSS,ess and cash on hand Of Ss,2ol,-
457. The net earnings after tax for last
year, according TO the annual report, were
Sl3,24s,sss, and additions from the yearly
income brought this figure up to S1s,sSo,-
lsl on the 1920. 900 stock outstanding.
Early in the day there were sales Of the
stock for cash at $50 The stock sold at
that price on April % of this year, but
never higher. The quarterly dividend of
pa per cent came of today and when thu,
stock sold ex dividend at 649 the discrep-
ancy with the cash price brought out the
information that the special disburse-
ments, announced only today, were pay
able to stock holders of record today.
Only buyers of the stock for cash today
therefore would be entitled to the extra
dividends. The closing quotation was 6l0
bid, $50 asked.
Grain crop news was favorable. The
payment in progress of upward of $780,
0O0, 900 on account of July disbursements
left the money market easy, both for call
and time loans. The July payment had the
effect Of lowering discount rates abroad.
The strike Of tin plate workers did not
prevent a rise of a point in United States
steel, and the gains, although small, were
general az the end of the day.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value, Sl,5ss, 900.
: United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
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cam Grain ana Provisions

CHICAGO. July Clash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady; feed or mixing barley
e266355e; fair 10 choice mating, 65G664sci
naxseed No l southwestern, $1.55; No. 1 north
western, Si.65; timothy seed, $3.50: clover,
s10.15: mess pork per Dbl, S20.350203I y !;
lard per 100 lbs. S11. T21a; short ribs, sides
(loosel, s1l.OT1a G1117Ia; short clear sides
(boxed), s11161a Oils.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total cIearaBces of wheat and hour were equal
to Sc. 600 bushels Primary receipts were 2S4.-
0O0 bushels, com pared with 2S2. 600 bushels the
corresponding day year ago Estimated re-
ceipts for tomorrow: Corn Isl cars, oats 103
cars hogs II 900 head.
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TACOMA, July 1.-clearings, s92o565; bal
aDces $133. 1855.
PORTLAND. July 1-cIearings, SLIP. s2s;
balances. $3.50. a6S.
SPOKANE, July 1.--clearngs, 95e,417; bal
ances. $63. 405
SEATTLE July I--clearings. sl.74e. 754; bal
ances, $3eT, AL
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Rank Dividends

The Seaboard national bank has declared its
dividend of S1.50 per share for the quarter end
Ing June 30. payable july l.
The San Francisco national band has declared
its dividend for the quarter ending June 80 at
the rate Of per cent per anpum. payable July /.
The Mechanics aud Scandinavian savings
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Stocks OF bran appear elsewhere Rolled bar
lev and rolled oats are lower
The nay market is less depressed as arrivals
are running somewhat lighter, but the demand
is still Tar from satisfactory.
Bran-S2sQs0 per ton for white and SIS. 500
20 for red.
Middiings-s S3835 per ton.
Sborts-S31632 per ton
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley so. 5O6SO: rolled
oats for feed. 5000: mixed feed S25a30 ,fo-
average lots; 0ilcake neal tn 20 ton lots SIS 50
In 10 ton lots $50. In ton lots $50. so small lots
$40; cocoanut cake meal at mills. S26 In 90
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Condition OF the Treasury

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Today's statement
Of the treasury balances, exclusive of the $3.50
600, 900 gold reserve. shows: Gold coin and
bullion. $3s, 411,745; gold certificates, s34-
az, &C.,
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Yesterday Dividend and Coupon
Day for Banks and Corporations

banks have declared depositors dividends at the
rate Of per cent per annum. payable July !.
Many banks. Industrial corporations and pri-
vate concerns whose stocks are not listed the
exchange making half yearly returns to
stock holders 1t is estimated that all these dis
bursements viii call for the payment Of between
IS 600 900 ard $4,000 COO
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Northern Wheat Market

WASHINGTON
SEATTLE July mo milling quotations.
Export wheat: BIuestem, S124; club, s1.14;
red 100. No receipts.
TACOMA July -wheat-MiEling: Bluestem,
81 3O671 IS: club. $1.14 Export Bluestem,
81 81: club. S1.I4: red. $1.O9.
OREGON
PORTLAND. July 1.-Wheat-Track prices.
club S11SdI 20 Choice milling: Blusstem.
81 .27Is 80; turkey red, $1.ls; red Russian,
S1.15; valley, Sill.
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS, July Flax closed al
81 74s.
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PETALUSIA. July Eggs dropped &c TO-DAY
after receipt OF quotations from the san iran
cisco dairy exchange. Twenty-fOur aud half
cents was offered on time receipts. 2357c eaSn
offered By the independent dealers, and zoc
was paid for seconds.
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New apricots are reported hrm with good
demand. For export.
Fruits. o4d eFop-Evarorated apples. IGS&le.
aprcOts 9nl0Iac: fancy mOOrpark- IL ..o.
12c; peaches. &c Tor standards. Az d4t1c FOR
choice and 5@6e for fancy: pears. 417 G715c.
pitted pIums- 6ia as; nectarines. 81 66c;
figs. pa d4c; pruneS. size basis ~ d23c.
with Iac premium for the large sizes.
New Fruits-Apricots. Sd9c here and "a q
Size in the. country; noorpsrk 1l012c;
peaches. 5d6Isc; prunes. %, Csc, with =
q ise premirm for 40s and = ole premium FOR
sos TO 40s; hgs. 3G41<c; pears, ga d9l2c
Raisins-Londen laycrs-2 crown zoe. 8
crown. ST: seeded, 4664lac; Thompson's seediess.
3itc for unbleached; seedless sultanas. 2lac:
loose muscatels, 3i2c fer 4 crown. Sc for
crown and 2i5 Q2I4c FOR ? crown.
Nuts-AlmoDdS. nonpareils. 1Sd13i5c; XXI
1874 Nl3%c ne plus ultra. 13c: Drake, IIfQ
II ne; laDguedOes, 1OQ 10lac; hartlshells. Ease.
Walnuts. lie per III for N0- scftshells. &c for
No ? do; fIberts. 12H d14c; pecans. l5017c.
Honey-New comb, 14GIJe for water white.
and 10es re per ID Tor amber. extracted. Sc FOR
water white and Tiac FOR light amber; old, can
died and dark amber, 4Q4l3c per ID.
Beeswax--2fl = @29c per ID for light and 259
26c for dark.
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try creamery extras. 2slsc; fancy. 2f@2sc'
store 1920.
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ENiENT OF PRODUCE
stocks of Grain
.WHEAT

II. c. Bunker. chief grain Inspector Of the
Merchants exchange, reports stocks Of grain
aud beans in warehouse and wharf July 1. In
IONS as follows:
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London Closing stocks

AIOney--1A per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
snort bills is is al f-16 per cent and for three
months bills 1ss al 7-l6 per cent.
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Now York Grain Market

Receipts in June were 5.99T tons wheat. 10. 500
tons barley. 04S tons oats. 34S tons corn, 1,1S9
tons bran and 1901 sacks beans
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California stock and OIL Exchange
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
CoMSTOCKS
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Loans. Exchange and silver

Silver and Hongkong exchange were lower.
New York on Paris and Paris on London also
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EASIER MONEY is
AID IN WALL Street
Interest Centers in Settlements
and Rise in Stocks of the
Lackawanna
NeM York Stock Lint

NV OK STOCK I'M
Z. r Hutton Co, 40 California street.
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
oish he following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday:
sgles ST0C5CS 7T53.6 II -o-- Rid 4 AL
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New York 7Iininr Stock.
boston Stocks and Bonds


BOSTON. July THE whole market still
maintains its strength and certain specialties
are being used to run In the shorts. Steel.
Union Pacific and Amagamated were all pushed
mp today. and this brought in short coy
eTing. Public interest in the market is prac
tfcaily at a standstill. The local coppers are
very duh, but there are indications of a move
soen 10 come.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by z. z. Hut
ton & Co.. 400 California street. San Fran
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peeiduou. and CItru. FruIt.

A heavy demand for lemons from the east
sent prices az southern California Shippins
points to higher levels yesterday and the sd-
vance was followed by general rise IN prIcess
ing 500 ~ me 80 ,st I 1e-s tndifra~ent
about parting with their holdings az tnose
ng dres, as further advances were expected Ire
there are OF any consequence coming -
hand In the market FOR deciduOus fruits choice
anu close clearances OF these desSFtpt i ~
effected without difficulty Green BartlettS We're
takers eTea snona, zhinners choice black
cherries were stin In limited supply and hru
While poor rrutt was much IN evidence anu %, "a
70 be sold cheap Royal Annes were plentilui-
Tn. market for berries and currants was IN a
semldemoralized condition. and large portion
OF the. arrivals had 10 be turned over 10 tne
Gamers at the inside quotations
1t was reported Yesterday that eastern snip
pers were paving zoe box for BARTLETT pears
and SOC q box for plums in the river districts
These figures do not include the cost ~ wrap
ping and packing The Gamers have com
Clara counties. and are paying so ton tor
orchard run
large varieties. s2.50G4 per chest.
Raspbefries-S49 per chest
Ciooseberries-N Nominal
Blackberries- 1880 per chest.
Oganberries-Sl- 50092 per chest.
Currants-$495 $50 per chest.
Apples-s1-25G 80 per box for choice and
Pears-I5c@E S1.5 so per package
Chcrries-Packed, 5ede15c Der drawer: loose
@316c per ID for choice black and 21A14c FOR
Royal Anne
Peaehes-5edT5c for small boxes and baskets;
lug boxes St.25I1.5O-
Plums-4G6I 75c per box or crate. with some
fancy higher; Tragedy prunes. 65d9oc Per box
or crate.
Apricots-Crates. 75aS5e: boxes. coarse. bas-
kets. 65G75c: large boxes. 81. 25d so.
Figs-306l 40e for single layer and Goa T5e FOR
double layer drawers
Nutmeg Melons, 1@1.25 per pony and $3.50
Tor standard crates
4 Citrus Fruits (per bOxl-Vslencia oranges
frrfr for lem
ons, $jdJ.JO for fancy. S394 for choice and
S2-5003 for standard, lines. S5.5046.
Tropical Fruits - Bananas. lJc9L$1. IS per
bunch for Hawaiian and S2.5OGt3.50 for Central
American; pineapples. Sl-5042.50 per dozen.
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Morning Session


Board
10 American Nat Bank ..... 1872 90
10 Cal Wine Association ........ 81 90
10 City Electric Co ..-........... 81 %
10 City Electric Co .............. 81 rs
loo Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co... 80. so
20 MAXWELL Sugar Co ............ IS. 20
10 Pacific Lighting (common) ...... as. 90
40 Pacific Tel s. Tel (comrnon) -. 81 so
Q Pacific Tel & Tel (common) -. 81 .37 u
20 Pae Tel & Tel (common), cash. 81 .25
90 Pacific Tel & Tel (common) -. 81 %
$1,000 Market st Ry LIST Con IS. 49,. .103 90
81, 600 Peoples Water Co 5s......... 70. 80
$4,000 Peoples Water Co 5s.......... &c. 25
Street
$1,000 Pacific Tel & Tel 5s.........1 100 90
Afternoon Session
Board
Associated Oil Co. ....-...... 81. 30
IS Associated Oil Co. ............. So 90
149 Pacific Lighting (common) 1855. AZ 90
10 Pacific Tel & Tel (pfd) ....... 80. 90
$50 Pacific Tel & Tel (common) -. 81 90
40 Pacific Tel & Tel (common) 49,. 81 %
Union Trust Co 200. 90
5000 Cal Power 5s. 3....... 80 90
$4,000 Pacific Tel & Tel 5s.........1O0 90
$4,000 Peoples Water Co 5s........ 10 90
$1,000 Peoples Water Co 5s.......... 1926
$4,000 Peoples Water Co 5s.......... 20.
$1,000 United of As. 1925
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge IS. IS. 37l2
Street
81, 80 Alaska Packers Assn 1880. GO 80
160 City Electric Co ............ 30 90
$4,000 United R R of 4s........ 1925
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Union Pacific As. .1O3i2
Do CIV As .....l11
Do LIST & ref Is. 1896
tU s Rubber IS. 1895
IL S Steel I'd 5s. .l05 y
IVA Car Chem 5s 9Sis
Wabash LIST 5s. .l12iA
Do LIST & ext As. II y
/ Western Md IS. =. So y
Nesting Fl cv Us. %
Wis Central 4s.. 951s
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GAS AND ELECTRIC
lily :. Ell Co. Biz -32H Pac pfd.. 20
y Cal Power 37A Do com -. 46si
INSURANCE
Cai ms Co. 40 70 lFireman's Fd.1S3
BANK STOCKS
Am M Bk - 1s5 Mer Trust .,22o
sunk OF Cal.366 Is National. 135
First Natnl .26o 265 Union Co. 26oo
SAVINGS BANKS
Yer &c L.2S00 290O rs f Saw u. $50 $50
hum hum Saw Blk isav L So. 125
Nut Say Blk 30 20 Sec Saw Bk.. $50
STREET RAILROADS
Cali1ornla LBS fPresidio 49,. 20
POWDER
Giant Consolidated Co. T415
SUGAR
Hawaiian G. so% lMakaweli S c 3sA 1854
Iohokaa 1914 II l0nomea C. AZ A
hutch 1875 Paauhau S c. PAN Pa.
hllauea ) G. Union Co.. 59Tt
OIL STOCKS
Anlal Oli Co. 81 Sterling OIL. 81
Asso Oil Co. 80
MISCELLANEOUS
alaska a. 1914 IPac Aux A 81
Cal A. 90 9sAjPac c Borax. 1901
Sai Wine A. 371aIPac TIT pfd 94A s5s:
MV& Mtlm. 115 Do com -. 1864 561
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Informal Session
300 Com Fraction. 81 100 Gid Con M.7.El3
300 Daisy ..-.... 24lI000 Mayfower -. 90
400 Florence "a 90, 400 Ney Hills VI
loo Gid Con MI. 20l
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Total dividends paid to- date
Total dividends paid by the
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STOCK AND BOND ExcHANGE
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask ri

THURSDAY July 1--lO:ao a. m.
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Colo Midland As. 81
Col So r&ext ass 9S5s
Del & Ifud CT 4s.1o6
Do LIST ref As. .H01 y
Den & Rio 6 Il. 9S
Do ref IS -...:. 94&
Disfillers IS 49,. as
Erie prior lien IS. .905s
Do gen As. -. 20
DO CIV As, ser A S6S4
DO cy As; ser b 16l2
Gen Elecf CIV rs. .147
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DIu. ASh. Blu. ASl
IS or cp new rs Or coup .
MISCELLANEOUS EnNDS
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Lssessment DIRECTORY Comstock Mines
Bond and Stock Sales

Sales on the stock and bond exchange In
June were follows:
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WATER STOCKS
Marin Go Go 65 is v Wat Co. sast RI
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Northern business

steady.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-30
.AMATH FALLS. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1909.
ANNIVERSARY OF
WHITMAN MASSACRE

Yesterday was the sixty.second
anniversary OF the whitman massa.
cre--a calamity that befell the Ore
son country November 80. is&7.
when Dr. Marcus Whitman and wife
and twelve others were massacred at
Waiilitpu twhitman's mission) by
the Cayuse Indians.
Yesterday forenoon Cyrus ~.
Walker Of Albany. Ore. who was
born at whitman's mission Dccem.
Der :. 1S3S. gave a talk In the as
sembly room to the teachers and
pupils Of the Klamath Falls public
school that was listened to with
marked interest. He told how the
first Indian missions came to be e,.
tablished. related the events leading
up to the massacre. the breaking mp
of the missions and the removal 10
the Willamette valley OF his fathers
family and that Of Rev. c. Eells ana
family; both families then stationed
at the spokane mission thirty-hve
miles northwest Of Spokane at what
Is now known as Walkers Prairie.
He also contrasted schoolboy days
In Oregon. with school taught in a
rough log schoolhouse and rude ~.
rlianccs, ss compared With up-tO-
date buildings and furnishings. He
told the pupils to stick to their
studies. at least passing the high |
school grades. and taking q college
rourse II possible; and to have some
definite purpose In life.
Mr.. Walker said he foolishiy left
schooi as he was about to take the
our years college course-an nc.
ion that had been q matter Of regre.
Turing all his after life.
To illustrate the Chinook jarson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-30

The bamboo shoots that are eaten
are not yet branched. Of a coni,.aI form
and sheatbed In an envelope generally
covered by small. prickly bristles.
These young shoots emerge very Wig
orously from the soil at the foot OF tbs
bamboo tufts. The Chinese and Japa-
nese. Il appears. consume large quaint.
ties Of them. They use them a. sea
soning with pork and chicken. The
drst thing In their preparation natu.
rally In TO rid the sprouts Of their dis
agreeable sheath. They are then cut
either lensthwise or In slices and are
placed In boiling water. The water II
renewed once or twice. and after add.
Ing salt vegetable II obtained which
reminds one strongly OF the root Of tho
artichoke. The japanese also eat them
preserved IN brine OF vipcgsv The
gathering Of the young bamboo shoots.
during which one must be careful OF
the prickly envelope. takes place In
June and November In Tonkin. The
November shoots are the better appre-
ciated.-New York Herald's Paris Eli.
ton.
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NOTICE o. SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

In the County Court OF the State ol
Oregon. for the County Of klamath
In the matter Of the estate and guar.
dianship Of Charles Hughes and
Mary r. Hughes. minors.
Notice IL hereby given that the un.
dersigned. guardian OF the persons
and estates OF Charles Hughes and
Mary +. Hughes. will sell at private
sale an undivided one-sixth intercs,
each Of said minors In and to:
Lots 9. Q. 7 and s Of section twenty
(?O: sh Of swh and lots Q. s. and
. OF section twenty-one (2D; ny OF
NWh and lot Of section twenty
eight tss); EN- Of EN- and Nwh
OF NEk OF section twenty-nine (sO
oil in township thirty-nine (ss) south
OF range eleven and q half uIM)
y. W. NJ. all In Klamath county. Orc.
son. containing s7s acres, more or
less:
On or after the sth day Of December.
1908. for cash. pursuant to order Of
said court made and entered In tho
above proceeding on the sth day Of
November. 1903.
Dated at Klamath Yslls. Oregon,
November Sth. 1898.
FRANCES HuoHss.
Guardians Of the persons and O..
'atss Of Charles Hughes sud Mary ,.
HuGbA nisss.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF tho Interior. U. n.
Land Once ut Lakeview. Oregon,

Department Of tho Interior. U. n
Land Once at I.akeview. Oregon
October Q. 1909.
NOTICE 10 hereby given thx,
James ID. Humphrey. whose postofl,ce
address Is klamath Falls. Oregon,
did' on tho 2ad day Of April, 1908,
nle In this oiIice sworn stntemeu, ana
application. No. 0iss7. to purchase
tho ." OF NEh. WV Of Sen sec
tion 20. Township 81 South. Range Q
East, Willamette meridian. and the
timber thereon. under the provision.
OF the act Of June 9. 1878. and acts
amendatory. known NJ the Timber
and Stone Law" at such value .s
might be fixed by sppraisement. and
nat pursuant to such application. the
'and and timber thereon have been
appraised. June ~. 1909. the timber
at $4,000 board feet q.
so'7S per N. and tho land slso.so.
that said applicant must oiser Ana,
proof in support Of bis application
and sworn statement on tho 9th day
'' December. 1905. before r. N. Rich.
ard'on' United States commissioner.
1t klamath Falls. Oregon.
:. Any person is at liberty to prot.,,
'sS purchase before satry, or ipitists
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he sang a song In that language. His
.ast words were that he served IL
the war that ended slavery: was now
a soldier In the war to liberate Ore
gon and America from tho liquor
power. and hoped God would spare
his life to witness the last triumph.
ant battle.
DENIES GRAFT At. kl.AMATU
(COntinuctl FrOn, Page Ouc.)
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DENIES GRAFT AT, KI.AMArm


settlers shall repay into the reclama
tion fund the exact cost of construc.
tion, and Il Is not given to him or "a
any other ofiicial to waive this re.
Quirement. Even u assurance has
been given that the project would
cost only S1S an acre. that assur-
ance would not hold II. In the end,
II turned out that the cost was great,
er than that amount.
When the Klamath project Is com
pleted and its exact cost determined
the total will be divided by the mum
her Of acres to which water IL sup
piled. and the solution Of this simple
arithmetical problem will determine
to cent how much each settler
must pay back to the reclamation
fund. That is the rule on all prof.
ects; II is the Law. and the Secretary
says the law will be enforced Just as
rigidly at klamath rs elsewhere.
Chief Enginccr llcnis~
As to the various charges Of sor.
ruption and maladministration. Sec.
retary Ballinger stated that those
charges could best be answered by A.
p. Davis. chief engineer OF the rec
lamation service. Mr.. Davis was
with the senate committee ut KlaIn-
ath. He heard the charges made.
and he heard what the Chicago cor
respondent apparently failed to hear
the refutation Of each and every
Secretary Ballinger In
structed Mr.. Davis to prepare an
answer to the charges. read over
that answer after It was prepared.
and in authorizing It's publica tion.
said: There are the facts: facts
are ample answer to any and all
charges
the statement by Chief Eng iucer
Davis will be printed In full In to-
Herald.)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-30
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