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sided game by score of IS to s The Elks have.
not lost game this season. The winners are
ready TO challenge any 10 year old team in the
city: Address challenges TO Roy Uirich 1881
Golden Gate
In return game the Staples again defeated
the Duboce team by score Of ~ TO g. Rehl-
meyer twirled beautiful game for the Staples
allowing only one hit. The Staples. win play
Redwood City Sunday. and hope 10 make II 10
straight May and 10 open dates and
challenges will be received by j. Sweeney POI
California street
Before 2 large crowd sthe Bay shore Greens
defeated Tracy IN close game 10y a score of :
10 T. The Greens willing 10 plav anv
team IN the state Address challenges 10 Josepl1
Nolan 1881 Eighth avenue South
The San Rafael Juniors defeated the Ocean
Views SUNDAY by score of TO ). The game
Was hard fought one. and II took 10 innings
10 decide it. The score was as follows: San
Rafael Juniors, runs. hits, error: Ocean
Views, 3 runs. hits. l error.
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Of the moving picture money. but just
what percentage VIII be coming their
way from this valuable source of in
come was not made public for various
reasons
ARGUMENT OVER DISTANCE
The news that CoTroth mana ged TO
land the match for 50 per cent of the
gross receipts is also a surprise. Be
cause Of the great demand for the big
card ii was generally conceded that the
man who put ii on would be compelled
10 20 as high al 90 per cent COffroth
must have found a clever way out of
the woods or he may possibly have
agreed 10 a financial guarantee as well.
The men agreed TO the usual rules of
wearing soft surgical bandages or
fngerless kid gloves. CoffrOth insisted
that each DE I'm this city 30 days before
the fight and this was satisfactory.
Dr w n Beatfie Of Colma was named
the official club physician. The referee
will be named not later than Is days
before the battle. No names have yet
been suggested.
All details regarding the match We're
mechanically arranged until the ques-
tiOn of the distance came up for dis
cussiOn. This one Immediately loomed
like q boulder on a narrow mountain
pathway. and for d while it looked as
though the principals would eventually
pack up their belongings and proceed
iu their own direction. without remov-
ing it,
CHAMPION HAS HIS WAY
Cofroth suggested - rounds as the
proper route for a big heavy weight
match. with the worlds championship
al stake. Britt and Ketchel each as
sented before Johnson had 2 chance TO
get a word i'm edgeways. but when he
spoke the aspect was entirely changed.
The champion said 20 rounds. or no
fSht. bug Cpnroth thought he could
win out IN the end.
But there was no chance. Johnson
politely Informed those present that in
his opinion 20 rounds would be suffi-
cient TO test the relative skill Of him
self and Ketcael. No line Of argu-
mert would convince him. and when he
quoted the right TO dictate on the
ground Of the championship the others
reluctantly gave in. and so the match
was made
There is no question but that As
round affair would carry more class
and weight with IL than d 20 round
mill but as il was a case of half a
loaf or no bread. Conroth, Britt and
Ketchel evidently thought it best TO
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

fiie Academic league season was ushered in
Yesterday at the Twelfth and Mission streets
grounds 10y Sacred Heart taking the measure
loi fhe fast baseball nine representing the Lick
school French was the mound for Sacred
Heart and Holt did the firing for Lick. Both
twirlers were IN good form. but the Lick pitcher
was not given good support Ills team mates
fell down az critical times and several Of their
fmisciies were responsible for the runs scored
BY the Sacred Heart team. The score was
SACRED Hearts 8 Lick ,. Five hits were scored
on each pitcher. and the I-ieks made errors TO
sthelr opponents 4.
On the same field Lowell defeated Wilmerding
IN snappy contest The game closely
played. the nnal score being 4 TO B.
The Yosemite team defeated the Park BIS in =
fast and eNefine game by score OF ; 10
SUNDAY Conway who pitched for the winners.
tanned = men. Challenges viii be received BIZ
e. A. Malone 1913 Twenty-second street.
4 The Elks defeated the Reindcers in q one
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make sure of that half loaf. 1t may
be that Johnson believes that he has a
shade over his tough opponent in 20
rounds.
PLANS OF THE FIGHTERS
The date of the meeting, October y,
is a legal holiday. Discovery day, as
well as being an important day of the
Portola fete. 1t will fall on Tuesday.
With weather conditions favorable and
things in general breaking right, the
tight viii unquestionably draw one of
the largest crowds in the history of
the prize ring in the United States.
Both the big fighters viii make the
best of their time during the interven-
ing six months. Manager Willis Britt
announces that Ketchel has many allur-
ing theatrical offers and that he will
play the various eastern theaters until
September l. when he will arrive in this
city and start training for the greatest
tight in his career.
Ketchel says tha. he weighs 175
pounds and that when he steps into the
ring against Johnson he viii tip the beam
at 1885, This is about the same weight
as Burns was when he met his Water
loo at tho hands of the big black in
Sydney last December eKetchel. how
ever. is about two inches taller than
Burns and has much longer reach.
COFFROTH TALKS TO JEFF
Johnsons plans are indefinite. 1t is
likely that he will cross the ocean and
do a few stunts in the London and
Paris music halls before coming here to
start his training work. Both men will
have many opportunities to gather in
the golden sheckels. and as both have
plenty of use for them ii is not likely
that many bets will be overlooked in
the meantime.
The general opinion is that Coffroth
has had some sort of an understanding
with Jeffries regarding a fight with
johnson in the event that the mammoth
smoke crushes Ketchel decisively. Cof-
froth and JEFF indulged in several con-
ferences. Neither of them said much.
but it is conceded that they reached an
agreement, which will be made known
later.
If Ketchel is beaten by johnson then
more pressure than ever viii be brought
TO bear upon Jeffries to re-enter the
ring for the sake of the race which he
represents. Should Ketchel win nobody
will even think of suggesting that Jeff
fight him. But the fight is a long way
of and many interesting things are
liable to happen in the meantime.
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CHAMPIONS START The SEASON WITH A VICTORY
National League

CHICAGO. April l4.-Chicago won
from St Louis in the opening game of
the season here today. , to l. A wild
throw by Byrne. after he had made a
great stop. started the locals. a base
on balls and zimmerman's triple scor-
ing two runs Chances triple and a
long hy added the other runs Score:
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. q o
81. Louis ........-.... ,
Bafterics-overaIl and Moran: Lush and Bres
nahan. mpires-klem and Kane.
CINCINNATI April Pitts6urg
defeated Cincinnati in the opening
game Of the National league season
today The Cincinnatis had men on
bases in nearly every inning. Score:
r. II. Z.
~ ~ ..i'l'.i --------- .-----------
Bapesics -Frcmme and Mclean: Camnitz and
Gibson tmpires Day and Eisslie
BOSTON. April 1.-THE major
league baseball season opened here
today. with 3 TO victory for the
Boston team over Philadelphia. Score:
r. II. i.
Boston -.............-. Is 3
BatfeTies-aIattern and Ferguson. smith No
ren and CoValeski. DOOM. Umplrcs- -Rigler and
TRULY
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE Brook
lyn-New York game was postponed:
rain
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CARDINALS DECIDE TO OMIT JOsHES And JEERS

members of the senior. junior and So
phomore classes have decided IL would
not be good form to repeat the exhl-
bition of yelling which was practlced
by both sections of rooters at the last
game.
The Daily Palo Alto. the college pub
licatiOn, editorially treats the situation,
and, while stating that the perform
ance Saturday was probably eNcusable.
decries a repetition. The movement al
the various class meetings came as
direct appeal from the student body
president, \. +. Roth and Coach
Presley.
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BRITT CONFIDENT THAT
KETCHEL WILL BEAT BLACK
RY Willis Rriff

NEW YORK April live finally
succeeded. after lot of haggling. in
getting Jack Johnson to take a chance
with Stanley Ketchel and his murder
Gus wallop. Johnson wanted to pick
the easy marks first. but the pressure
Of public opinion was too strong. We
signed today 10 meet Johnson October
-. which is the closest forerunner date
Of the big Portola celebration.
We are betting Johnson $4,000 on the
side which is practically handing him
at least $500. according to the way the
odds should be. but as we are both con-
hdent Of winning the side bet, we look
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Oakland 4, Vernon 9

Los ANGELES. April 1.-THE Oak
land ball players lost their first game
of the season in Los Angeles by
score of to 1, the Vernonites employed
by Hogan having the better of the
game as far as pitching went, and evil
IDENTIFY did better fielding. A home
run by Eagan, at the beginning of Yer
mons half of the sixth. and later in the
same half a home run by Caffyn, when
the. bases were filled. gave Vernon a
total of five runs in this inning, which
was too much for Oakland to over
come. Score:
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upon it as a juicy plum and a means
to the desired end. We Will go on the
road for awhile. as theatrical offers
are too remunerative to overlook. I
will arrive in San Francisco early in
September, as I want to put Ketchel
in the best possible shape for the con-
test.
Johnson is just as easy to hit as
OBrien, and don't think be will stand
the gaf so well. l feel that [ will be
a direct cause of another change in
pugilistic championship Judging from
the sentiment here in the east. they
give Ketchel a 10 times better chance
against Johnson than they did Nelson
against Cans
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johnson and Ketchel Battle
for Cofroth on October II
Black Champion insists on Twenty Rounds,
and He Has His Way in the End
By William j. SIaffery

Jack Johnson the t coored heavy weight champion that the prze
Stanley ketche
Mission the afternoon OF October p The match made
eday York Promoter Jim Cofrot and both fighters
ind the articles In addition to the they will battle for side bet
lacking make the
20 rounds despite
advanced by
obdurate and held
compelled others
the The
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American League

DETROIT. April lin the opening
game here today Chicago was beaten
by the American league champions. .
to 0. in pitchers battle. Detroit
punched two hits in the fifth and
scored two runs of the game Score:
n. II. Z.
Detroit ......-.............. /
Chicago .......-............. . o .
Batteries -Mullin and Schmidt; smith and
Sullivan.
ST. LOUIS. April 14.-By lucky
punching of hits in the fourth inning
Cleveland defeated St Louis today. to
,. Score:
r.. H. f.
~, louls --..-...... -......--..... 3
iicFtttbd .......--...
Bstteries-Powell and Criger; joss and \.
Clarke
PHILADELPHIA, April 14-Boston-
Philadelphia game postponed; rain
WASHINGTON, April Washing
ton-New York game postponed; rain
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[SeeeioI Dispatch 10 The Call

lOFSStdt L\tSPotCH ~ 4 IKE Odttl
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April IL
A decision was reached by the classes
of Stanford university in special meet
ing today whereby the jeering and
joshing of the Berkeley baseball play
ers. which was feature of the contest
last Saturday. will be omitted from the
contest Friday. when the intercolle
giate baseball series will be settled.
No longer will cries of Glass arm .
Get a pitcher and similar taunts.
which brought about the discontinue
of the freshmen battery of the blue and
gold. be tolerated by the fans who
root from the bleachers.
The Stanford rooters may yell Give
'em the AK" and undertake similar
forms of organized roofing. but the
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IFS supply or nutritive properties
is diminished, and it becomes a
sharp, acrid fluid which diseases
instead of preserves the natural
health and texture Of the skin.
Lying just beneath the outer
covering or tiSSue-Skin is a SEN
Sltlve membranOuS flesh which
surrounds and protects the tiny
veins, pores and glands. 1t is
here the impurities Of the blood
are deposited, and the acrid
matter causes irritation and in
flammation which splits or
breaks the thin, tiSsue-like cuticle,
and the result is outwardly man
ifeSted in Eczema, letter, Salt
Rheum, or some other diShgur-
ing or annoying eruptive disease.
1t can readily be seen that
since Skin Diseases are the re-
suit of bad blood, there can be
but one way to cure them
purify the blood. Salves,
washes, lotions, etc, are not
able to do so, because they do
not reach the blood. Such
treatment is of no value except
for its ability to temporarily
relieve itching and assist in keep
ing the skin clean.
S. S. S. cures Skin Diseases
of every kind by neutralizing the
acids and removing all humorS
from the blood. S. S. S. coolS
the acid-heated circulation, builds
it up TO its normal strength and
thickness, multiplies its rich, nu-
tritlous corpuScles, and adds TO
its purity in every way. Then the
skin, instead ofbeing irritated and
by sour impurities, is
rntrrtchad C00&6AI o.,I - r. \ L
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tin. Two base hits-W Martin. Sacrifice hit
McNally. First base called balls-Of Lamp
ing d, of Cain s. OF Martin ). Struck out--By
Cain ,. by Martin .. Double playsLSehatino to
Cain. Kennedy TO Sebatino to Lamping. Comedian
to B Martin. Passed bals--F Nolan (2),
Haenish CD Wild pitehes-Martin. Cain. Time
Of game hour and 45 minutes. Umpire
Henderson. Scorer. /. EeYie
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits--Curtis, Pfyl Sacrifice hits
Miller. clark: Waters Innings pitched--By
Struck out-By Loucks l. BIZ Hopkins 2 First
base on called balls-or Hopkins 8. Left on
heses-Stockton 9. Santa Cruz s. Double play
I.oucks to lfyl to Frambes. Wild pitch-Hopkns
Passed bali--Dashwood. First base on errors
stockton z. Santa Cruz / Hit by pitcher-House-
ntider. tonrad Stolen bases-Shay. Pfyl
Frambes (2i. Van Buren. Curfis Hartman Time
of game hour and 81 minutes Umpire
0'Connell. Scorer-Harlin
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ST. JOSEPH'S NINE
ROLLS UP BIG
SCORE
Hangs Indian Sign on Clever
Little Ball T0SSers From st.
Francis de Sales School
ToDAY,s GAMES

TODAY'S GAMES
st. James school VS.. st. Patrick's
school, san Francisco.
Sacred Heart school vs.. st. Anthony's
School, Oakland.
yesterdays GAME
st. JOSeph's Institute. ............ 20
ST. Francis de Sales school ..... q
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AERoPLANE ARRIVES
eeiaI Dispatch 70 The CaHl

IOpecfdf DLspdtch 70 he Gail
SACRAMENTO, April 1.-THE Knab-
enshue aeroplane and the dirigible
balloon. with the necessary apparatus.
has arrived here. Roy Knabenshue is
en- route to this city in an automobile
to prepare for the exhibition which
he will give in this city the morning
of Saturday. April -, Sacramento day.
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Stockton 5, Santa Cruz Q

STOCKTON, April 14-Stockton de-
feated Santa Cruz today by punching
hits In the sixth and seventh innings.
when three runs were made. Up to
lhat time the contest was an even one.
santa cruz outbatted the home team,
but hit at the wrong time. Eastwood
was banished in the fourth for kicking
Score
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S. s. S.
CURES SKIN DISEASES

In this article explain the Of skin diseases
and also offer SUGGESTIONS founded experience which
will enable to yourself afflicted with any of the
various forms of this trouble
The skin receives IFS necessary nourhment from the blood
Every pore kept and every gland kept healthy by continually
feedg the nutritious properties which distributed throughout
system by pure rich blood supply As long this condition
exists the cuce will be SOFT smooth and free from erupons when
however the circulation contaminated
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noushed sooed and Soened this cooling healthy stream blood
the greatest of all blood purifiers and therein ability
to cure skin diseases The trouble
been removed and S. s. will certainly cures
Eczema Acne letter Salt Rheum pmpeS boS blackheads etc
ana all ruphons OF the skin Book Skin Diseases and
advice tree THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
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OAKLAND
I VNdI ..tJ IU ] ZI
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Hits-om Maire p of CHRISTIAN & off "
Hogan 2 Home runs-Eagan, Cafyn. Sacrifice
!, nits.Haiey Christian. Bases balls--On Marie
= on scnater >. on Christian 3. or W. Hogan
|. Struck out-By Schafer / by Christian / by
W. Hogan Double pays-M Murphy to Cam
eron; Mott TO Brashear to Hogan. Innings
pitched-By Marie 1-3 by Christian ), by "
Hogan 2 2-3. Time Of game bour and IN
minutes. Umpire-Aic(,reevv
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POSTAL APPOINTMENTS Washington. April
H.-EEan f. Williams was today appointed
postmaster at Hinkey, San Bernardno county.
vice +. ID. Burnhed. resigned Rural carriers
were appointed as follows Artesia. route No.
Edward Ashby. regular: Charles ;. Mccain,
substitute herman. route No. Julian B. Sol
berg. regular; Gustaf 4. Hequist, substitute
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Special to Music Lover.

Beginning Monday. April 19. Solari' S
grill. Geary st. near ST. Francis hotel.
will have vocal and instrumental music
after theater, also Saturday lunch,
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For four years suffered severely
with Weeping Eczema, locate
chiefly on the hands. both inside and
out, and extended as far up as the
wrists. was under treatment most
all the time, but could get no RELIEF
One or two of my physicians said IL
was as bad a case of Eczema as they
ever saw. I lost my finger nails once
or twice as a result OF the disease,
and the itching, burning and pain
I experienced cannot express to YOU
in words kept my hands bandared
all the while, but with only little
relief. As said, becoming discour-
aged, gave up all treatment was
taking, and seeing s. 8. s. advertised
beganit as last resort. A few bot
ties convinced me that IL was doing
me good and continued IL, and in a
short while I was entirely cured.
MRS. CLARA HAMBRIGHT.
1911 Penn St., Harrisburg, Pa.
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For six years was severely
troubled with a bad skin disease,
located principally on the shins. The
trouble would appear in the form Of
small yellow blisters. characterized
oy very severe itching, etc. I tried
hers, salves, ointments, lotions and
treatment under a physician, but
nothing did me any good. Becoming
discouraged ] left off all this treat
s. s 8. advertised. One day I decided
to give this medicine a Uri.l, and
after using IL for a short while I
began to improve. Of course I con-
t1nued s. 8. 9. and IL cured me COM
pletely. Quite a while has elapsed
since was cured and there has never
been the slightest indication Of the
return Of the trouble.
G. G. RECK.
404 Freedom St, Alliance Ohio.
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I had a Dad case OF Eczema, it
being especially severe on my right
hand in my work. I tried a great
many things in an effort to get relief,
but was unable TO do so until read
of s. S. s. and determined to give it a
trial. used several bottles of this
remedy and it cured the trou BILE en-
tfrely. g. s. S. put my blood in fine
condition and left my skin soft and
smooth. Though this was some time
ago there has been no return Of the
trouble. CHAS. J. WOLF, JR.
oo4 g. Second St, st. Louis. Mo.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 14-Boston-
Philadelphia game postponed; rain
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Cincinnati .-.---... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &
piffsbgrg ............
Bapeslos- -Frcmme and Mclean: CBmnitz al
Gibson. Empires -oDav and EIaslie
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not otherwise reserved> or appro-
priated.
ARTHUR W. oRroN.
Register.
FRED p. CRONRMILLER.
Receiver.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Not Coal lAnd.
Department Of the Interior. q. q.
Land Omce st Laksvisw. Oregon.
August ls. 1903.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that John
n. C6lburn OF 0lene. 0rsgon, Who. %
December 6. 1907. made Homestead
Application 3s1o. Serial o1see. tor
SEN Of Nwk. EN- Of owk. Nwx
Of BE y. Section II. Township -
South. Range 10 East. willansets
meridian. has aled notice Of intsa-
tion to make Final Commutation
Proof. to establish claim 70 the land
above described. before G. n. Dsl1ap.
County Clerk. At klamath Falls. ORE
son. on the 3oth day Of October.
1908.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
John Slade OF Olene. Oregon.
Herbert Upton Of O!ene. Oregon.
Lee wrightmeyer Of Olene. Ore
gon.
A. T. Wilson Of Olene. Oregon.
ARTHUR w. ORTON.
SIS $50 Register.
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Many writer's have declared ,bnt nm
hlsli ecnilcmnn's hospitality il upjIu,.
n'd' b'ii ihls II slight cxnggpratiof.
M II shown by u story borrowed from
book of Irish memories
Jerry NctRriic was often the p,,cst
of fiIrIids who on account Of his pIcos.
hh' ways extended ~ him thDt sort Cf
ola Irish hospitality which enabled n
visitor IN my own family who cnm.
Tor n fortnight 10 stay for sIx years.
~ Mc'nriie's case the visit stretched
10 nearly double that time. After
eight or nine years. however. his kiDs.
ihnh g"i little tired ~ his guest aud
let him know Of his old mnnsions pro.
posed renovation and that he bnd yIyn.
cd n contract for having II painted
from gnrrct 10 cellar.
"iy George" said Jerry. "Its for.
innni" that ! don't object 10 the smell
~ paint. and II VIII he well to have
soinc on" Ia keep mn eye on the paint.
rrr now that the wall fruit is rIpcn.
Ing"
Some months passed. Then his host
Informed him TINT he was going 10 bc
married. adding. u thought I'd tell you
~ good time. W. that you could make
l"i-'ir"iy preparations 10 go. ns the
lady nnd you may not biz II on ns well
M you mud I do"
with icnrful eyes Jerry grnspcd his
cousins hand. saying:
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A BAD MEMORY

Harvey Worthington Loomis once
went abroad to study music.
lie was a young man. and when,
after a two weeks voyage. he landed
In France. he wasNyery homesick. lie
stood II for two days and then booked
his passage on the same ship and re.
turned to America.
when he rang the bell at his home
In Brooklyn. his sister opened the
door.
why. Harvey" she exclaimed
what Is the matter?"
oh" he replied. innocently. IL
forgot my toothbrush"
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior. y. 4.
Land Once at Laksview. Oregon
August Z. 1903.

Department Of the interior. y. n.
Land Once at Laksvisw. Oregon.
August Z. 1903.
NOTICE b hereby given that
James B. Humphrey. whose postoGlcs
address ID klamath Fails. Oregon.
did. ON the asa day Of April. 1895.
ale In this once sworn statsmsnt ard
application. No. ois37. TO- purchase
the VIZ Of SEX. Section -. Town
ship 81 South. Range . East. VIII
lamette meridian. and the timber
thereon. under the provisions Of the
act OF June ;. 1878. and acts amend
atory. known ~ the Timber and
Stone Law" At such value - might
be Axsd BY appraissmsnt. and that.
pursuant to such application. The land
and timber thereon have been ap-
praised. June II. 1898. the timber -
timatsd 5%s board test at COTS pr
n. and the land elso.so: that said
applicant will olIer anal proof IN cup
port OF his application and sworn
statement on the alst day Of oetobee.
1908. before r. y. Riehardsoa.
United states Commissionss. q
klamath Fails. Oregon.
Any person b at liberty 70 protest
this purchase before entry. or initiate
. contest at any time before patea(
issues. BY Alag . corroborate1 ~
davit In this Once. allsgiag factl
which would defeat the entry.
ARTHUR w. 0RToN,
's-is. io-is Rsgisess.