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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-07
REFRIG GERlDORES
PARA CLIMAS CALID0S.

Los refrigeradores "MC. CRAY"
son verdaderos refrigeradores, fabr-
cados cientificamente La idea gene
raj de que un refrigerator es simple
mente una GAIA barnizada yforrada
interiormente con laminas de zinc,
es una idea completamente faIsa.
La verdadera refrigeration depedde
de la circulation del aire dentro del
refrigeradoror y de que sus pa
redes sean verdaderos aislado-
res. Los refrigeradores "MC CRAY"
SOD tan eficientes, producer
IN frio tan seco, que pueden guar
darse dentro de ellos sal 8 fosforos
sin que Sc b umedezcan. Esto hace
que los alimentos Sc conserven STEM
! pre- en- buen estado, sin moho, infec-
ci6n nj malos olores. Ademas,
ell gasto de hielo en- los refrigerado-
res "MC CRAY" es casi insignificant
te, 10 que representa- una gran econo
mia. Los NAL llamados "rgrlgerddo-
res" son mas baratos que los "MC
CRAY, pero resultan mucho mas
caros, no solo por ell gasto de hielo,
sino tambi6n por las intermediates
que producer.
Vaya y yea los refrigeradores
"MC CRA Y" en- nuestro Salon de
Muestras, San Francisco So.
SANCHEZ MORALES & CO.,
San Juan Puerto Rico.
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CULTOS EN- PONCE.

Los serricios que Sc electusraD dursp-
te Ia seu,ana, mayo 9 & l6, ser6n romo
sigue:
IgIesia baltistd, calle Victoria, esquins
4 Bertoli, Ramon Velez Lopez. pastor
servicios-Domingo escuela Biblics. 4
las $50 a. m. Quito de predicaci6n.
las 7:45 p. m. Microbes 7:45 pm.
Tqlssia Bautista de Ia Playa, Luciano
Ortiz. pastor. Servicios-Domingo es-
cuela bfbliea, las 9:30 a. M; culto de pre-
dieaci6n, las As pm.
Jueves, ulto de oracion, a las : '45 N.
Iqlesia erisitsana, ealle Mendez vigo, es-
auina a Wives, D. P. Barrett, pastor.
SERVICES Domingo; escuela hI5lica. q
las $50 q M; culto DE- predicacidu. 4
lss7;45p. m.
Microbes: culto de oracion. las I:
Asp. m. Eiernes: sociedsd de egiUerEos
cristianos, a las 7:45 p N
Iqlesid De los herHdHOs uEid0S IN CTlsto,
Gale Mario. esquina Jobo. PhIlo ".
Drury, pa- tor. SeTvieias-DominSo Is
cuels bfblira. las 9:3e II. PoF 10 no
che. lss ;. el seTvicio quedsra 4 cargo
de Ia sociedsd de ssfVe1zs crIsfiaRo. ha-
bra IN pzogrzms eSpecial Microbes
eulto de ogacian, Lac 8 ? m. ylerpes:
sociedad e esfUerzo eus;iano. 3 las
p. m
Tglssf1 factedfsi1 episcopal. Gale villa
E. Z. Wilson. pastor. ssrvieios-Domingo
escusla bnzlics. 4 las 9s}a an; LiEs Ep-
worth. las p. m: eElin de pTedica-
ci6n, las 7,45 p. m.
Misreolcs. culto de prrdicaei5n. IA,
T45p. m Nisrnes: cUlto de oraci6n,
las Z As p. m
N. PsuTs zcibndisf spiooTal eharrrh
Villa ST. AIe1snde H. Leo. PzstoT. Sur
dav. Al l0.45 . m preaching n English
telssic rsot7aista epssorpci Gs q playa
Alerander II Leo, pastor Services Do
ninzn- esrucla hibllcs. las 2a30
CuIto de- p-esiicaeidD 4 las T.f5 P. m
Ma-tes. cuitos de predhcaci5n. 4 la
74sp. m Iueves. culto de oraci6a,
las 7;45 2. m
-PYoss-s1uf episcopal church, Marina st
A. Star Jukes. necto- John F. Drogte, asst
Se1ires. On english Sunday Sunday
scbool Il e-00a m 4esrTng prayer ard
ee-nna y 60 D m Evez1lC pr4ye- and ssr'
rSa Il ST. m. Friday: Ltany and Sd
dress, HfSp-m fEn rsplAoll-DomIngo
euifo de rwsdicacisn. las q
Misroolz. cEltp d pTrdir=sisA. lac
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Los que Viajan

En- ell vapor espahol Catalina salieroa
los slguientes pasaieros:
Silverio Ssrregui Josk Roses yicto, n
0choa esposs hiJa. Juan Vida Padilla
ESteban Moreno Rodriguez. Jose Fer
nandez Fernandez. Jose Pelaez Villal
ba, Jose Fernandez Fdes. Casadoiga.s
Constantine Catalan. Francisco Perez
Perez. Ramon Perez Perez. Coma.
10 Torres. Jose Santisteban Toneba
Eaustino Fresno. Bnrtolome Gaya. Ang,
Faustlno Fresno Bartolome Gaya. Al
gel Roian, Agustin Tornado Ferdnan
de5. Anselmo Rodriguez esposa, 10
Sc Heras. Hilaria Bonilla vida, de Cespe
des. Manuel Fern5ndez Gonzalez. Jos
Perez q Perez Manuel Alvarez & j
vare2, Jose Garcia Beiga Ramiro Infar
zon. Rosendo Garcia Acevedo. Ma
nuel Muhis Manuel Diai Rubin. An
Pima de Tomas. Tomas PI4opez de Ia
Herrerias. Carlos Davis Carrion. rr
dro Comas y esposa Florentino Escals
ra. Rosa Echeveste Soler- Dionisia NJ
dlburn Echeveste. Fermina Benitez &
Benitez. Francisco Alvarez Rodriguo
Jose Rodriguez Infanz6n. Ricardo Fe
nandez Lama Juan Tomas Noguerg g
Juan SalaS Carch. Martin Salas Maristany
Jose Marrcro Denis. Alfredo Come
Jose Bengornin. Damiana Cecinos RI
tuerto. Bogelio Perez Morris. Erari o
Diez y Hermans. Bernardino Martin z
Lomba. Jose Crisdo AIonso. Seoguno
Seipo Gonzalez. Enrique Otero. Mel6r
Candido Pedreira Manuel pedreira
Eduardo Fernandez Vega Eugenio Re
Cangas. Julia PUG y Arag6n. Carmc
Gayino Puig. Julia Gavilo PUG. Enr
que Gaviho PUG. Juan Millet Gavil,
Maria Luisa Gaviho y Puig. Felix Aus,
tegui. AntoniA Lopez vida. de San Jua
Conception Gransirena. Antonio LoP,
Perez. clenencia Geyeo viuSa de Co
zaleE Herninis Goyee. Isidora Biaz yd;
de RODRIGUEZ Isabel Pertilla de Pqri
LA. Rogue Sobrino. Jose MARTINEZ 0ga
do Antonio Gonzalez Fernandez. J,
sus Martinez Anil. Salvador Porlal
Domingo Perez. Saturnino Mier y Ces.
Perez hataugo.
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ESC0BA HIGIENICa.

Los Srcs Sanchez Morales &, Ca. tiene,
q Ia venta la celebrada cscoba DUSl-
LES, que no lsvanta polvo al barrer, Y
que ha ienido una gran ateptacion en- los
Estados Unidos y Europa, donde Sc uti-
liza en- las ohcinas del Gobieruo, igle.
sias, escuelss, tiendas y cssas particula-
res. Dura die5 veces mas que una es-
cobs corriente, tiene Ia grandisima
ventaja de ser copmletamente higienica
D hco aparato no debe faltar en- ningu-
no casa.
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Caias registrado-
ras en- Eel CieIo''

Somos cg,ntes de una de las meiores ia
bricas de laias rejistradoras Y las vendc-
mos pla2os en- nuestros almacenes.
Tambitn h smos recibido un gran surti-
do de sillas para montar muebles telas, &.
Ell Cielo., es la tienda del presente,
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MERCADO Sc .
- fUE De la C0R1E.
Pero un aIguseil fae a Cabo
Reje a bgsearlo.
(De nuestro oorresponsall


Mayo 5. En- Ia noche del 4
al 5 del pasado Abril fue csc a
lada la casa de Don Bern ardo
Segarra, sustrayendole un re-
loj. De la investigation hecha
por la poheia, result6 autor,
Ell individuo Rufino Mercado
Moralez, el cual fue citado pa
ra eomparecer aver ante la
corte del distrito de Mayaguez
para OH la acusacion fiscal.
Dichr individuo despues de
estar en- la Corte, tuvo por con
veniente retirarse antes de es-
cuchar la acusacion' y, por
tai motive, hoy vino el sub
marshal a arrestarlo y uno de
los fjadores levant6 la fianza-
Para el dia doce de los CO.
rrientes, esta senalado ell juH2
clio de non Arturo E Marin.
Han sido cedidos a Don Del
fin Ramirez, los arboles secos
que habia en- la plaza princi-
pal. Estos arboles afeaban
dicho sitio.
Ell individuo herido por el
policia Pellicier, fue acusado
por insultos y reslstencia a la
policia, siendo castigado a
cinco dollars de multa.
Hace algunos dias esta guar
dando CANA, aunque no re-
viste gravedad, la senorita
prefesora Angelica Gastambi-
de. Deseamos su pronto res
tablecimiento.
Hemos sabido que la policia
decomiso un bacalao en- NAL
estado, que Sc expendia en- un
barrio de esta poblaci6n.
Nos informa ell gerente de
la acreditada Farmacia "San
Miguel que dicho estableci-
miento espera en- ell pr6ximo
vapor un fuerte surtido de
medicinas, de los prlncipales
mercados de los Estades Uni
dos y de Europa.
En- ell tren que Ell domingo
regres6 de Mayaguez, pudi-
mos saludar muchos amigos
que regresaban del agradable
sport. Venlan muchos de San
German y <Sabana Grande re-
cordando entire otros a Don
Santos Maria Delgado, Don
Jose Carlo y Carlo, Don Josa
A. Busigo, Don Rafael Pujals,
Carlo Don Rafael Soltero,
Don ,armelo OF ero, Don Ra-
mon Riguad, Don Jose Soto,
Don Juan Marquee, Don Ra-
mon Albino, Don Rogelio Fal-
con, Don Andres Alicea, Don
Eugenio Olmeda, Don Carlos
Vega, Don Victoriano Baez
Vega, Don Victoriano Baez,
y'otros cuyos nombres no re-
cordamos. Tambi6n venia es-
cojido nGmero de senoras Y
senoritas.
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Los QUE LLEGAN.

Mr.. ". Abrecht. Mr.. F. Bonilla. Mr.. S
Santos Bux6 Mrs Bux6 and infant.
Mr.. Cay Coll Cuchf. Mrs. T. G. Cass.
Mr.. Louis f. Curt. Mr.. w. B. Churchmsn
Jr Col. S S. Day. Mrs Day. Mr. Jose
InlIa Mr.. R. w. Gif ord. Mr.. John I.
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Santiago Ros. DR.. Z. H. Stevens. Mr..
Geo n. Shattuck. Nr. James Smith.
Nudge Willis Sweet Mr.. 4. d. solla.
Mrs. Solla. Mr.. J. Salierup. Mr. r. ].
Sal ierup. Mr.. Robt. Sweeney, Mr. Fran
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Stlbert. EMr. Geo Sands Mr., S. Toro,
Mr.. Frank B. Ffahive. Mr.. G, Torres,
Miss Pepita del Vale Mr.. Lester II.
Weeks. Mr.. 0. Fl. Wefing. Mr.. E. 5. Will
hite and Mr.. W, w. Woodcocok.
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Preciosa afombra regalada por Mr. H. H. Topakyan IN
rcaeho americano al tx: Pre- sidente ROOSEVELT.

Gra ng -er. Mrs. Granger Mr.. o. Harris.
Mr.. .:obt, F. himble. Mrs T. PLarrina-
ga. Miss Coneha Larrinaga. Mr. Edw
eysrs. Mr.. A Pont Mr.. LUIS Muiloz
Fise.a. NJ. Gustave A. Ramirez. Mr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-13
6wa Team Once
More Wins
Game

The much-debated game between
Eva and Waianae teams came on on
the Eva diamond on Sunday. and re-
suited after a 10-ihning scrimmage,
In favor OF the Ewas: score 3-2. II
was ball Of the classiest and the ex-
element ran high at all times. be-
tween 800 or 400 people viewed the
game. This game keeps EVA unbeat-
en- MS yet, and the boys are naturally
elated.
The Waianae boys played a fine
game; about sixty or seventy people
came to cheer them on to victory, but
II was not to be.
The teams we're:
Ewa--Clark. p; Fernandez. C; Cir
win, Id; Plata. 2b; Joe Elias. 3b;
Bento. SIS; Joe Travens. II; Jas. Laing.
CT; J. w. vanhatta (capt), RI.
Waianae ~. a. Simpson, p; John
Meyer tcapt.), c; r. Gilliland, lb;
W. Bush, 2b: Geo. Meyer, 3b; J. Lo-
PEI, IS; X. uishi, II; F. Lopez, CT; J.,
Mundon, RI.
Umpire-Oom Paul Burns.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-13
s t arlin e s G(
Down To
Pacific6

Twelve runs to two was the way
the Pacihcs put II over the Starlines
In the fnal game OF the Seaside
League on Sunday afternoon. There
was no scoring In the first, but the
FPacifics made two in the second and
Ave in the fourth. One more was
added In the sixth. three In the
eighth. and one in the ninth. The
Starlines managed to make two runs
In the seventh. and had to be content
with that, the game ending as before
stated.
Ahana pitched good ball for the
winners, tanning no le~ than eleven
men and not giving one a free pass
Arthur Kau put In good work as
catcher. The catcher OF the losing
side went to bat four times, made
three bingles, and walked once: this
means that he made three hits OF
three times at bat.
A large crowd attended the game
and great was the rejoicing when the
Pacifcs won the match which made
them champions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-13
Cricket Next
Saturday For
Sure

After all the cricket match be-
tween the local team and the crew
Of the Dolbsrden Castle did not come
on on Saturday. 1t appears that the
'shipmen did not turn up in force, and
consequently the game had to be
abandoned. However. those present
had some much-needed practice, and
an enjoyable afternoon was spent by
all.
II is a pity that some hitch seems
TO have occurred In connection with
the match against the sailors, as most
people thought the Dolbardens would
turn the table on the locals at their
second meeting. II It were not pos
sible to arrange matches now and
again, with a certainty of their COM
Ing OF, II would probably be better
to confine the games to members only.
Next Saturday there will be a gen
eral muster Of players, and teams
will be picked on the ground. This
is a good scheme and many a man
will turn up for a game II he feels
there is a chance of playing.
The club has lost a real good man
In Vans Agnew, who has been trans
ferred to another post on the main
land. This is much regretted, as the
Doc" was a keen player, and always
showed the greatest interest in the
game. Mr.. Buchly finds It very diff
cult to spare time for cricket nova
days, as his business responsibility
has increased so much with his new
position.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-13
School League
Schedule
Arranged

The interscholastic baseball league
met last night, admitted st. Louis,
and arranged a schedule OF games.
This schedule will allow each team
to play each of the others three
times.
With the exception of the game on
May 20 at Punahou. which will start
at 2 O'Clock, all double-headers will
start at half-past one, and single
games at half-past three, promptly.
The following is the schedule:
April "a, Saturday Kamehame-
ha campus: High School VS.. Puma
hou; Kams. VS.. st. Louis.
April 20, Monday-Punahou cam
pus: Kams. vs.. High; Punahou Va.
Saints.
May 1, Saturday - Kamehameha:
Saints vs.. High School; Punahou vs..
Saints.
May 3, Monday - Punahou: Rams
vs.. Saints.
May s. Wednesday - Punahou:
Punahou vs.. High School.
May 8, Saturday - Kamehameha:
Punahou vs.. Saints; Rams VS.. High
School.
May 10, Monday - .Punahou:
Rams. vs.. Punahou.
May ~, Wednesday - Punahou.
Saints VS.. High School.
May Is. Saturday - Kamehame-
ha: High School vs.. Punahou;
Kams VS.. Saints. .'.F .
May II, Monday - Punahou:
Rams. VS.. High School.
May 10, Wednesday Punahou:
Saints VS.. Punahou.
May 22, Saturday - Punahou:
Saints VS.. High School, 2 O'Clock.
May "a. Monday - Kamehameha:
Punahou vs.. Kams. ..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-13
Track lS Ready
For Big
Race

There were only n half dozen rum
ners out at the ball. grounds yester-
day afternoon, but these men did
some good work. The track, in fact
the whole ground. "A I'm flne couditiop
the grass Ia moved short and Ioo,ts
better than ever II tlid Posts for
running the boundary ropes through
are in place. and the matter of fixing
things will only be a matter of an
hour or 40
Most OF the men yesterday ran
about ten miles. but one runner after
cutting out twenty laps endured, II
he had yet finished eight miles. On
being informed that he had only cov-
cred half that distance. he decided
to take a rest. The rest OF the bunch
alluded to this "lone- distance man
las "Longboht the Second"
The athletes ran very even laps
yesterday. that ia al far as time goes
lAithough not running I'm pairs. In
| fact some men were travelling left
handed and others right. the laps
were reeled of in as close to So sec.
londs as possible "Longboat the Sec
ond" cut out a lap in 10 seconds
and then retired. 80.
jackson had not put in an appear
lance up till s o'clock. but he urob-
ably did his work after dark. There
were a number of men out WAIKIKI
way last night, and most of them
ran around the Kapiolani track few
times. Il
The greatest interest is being work
ed up all through the country. and
the coming Marathon should be A
huge success. The account of the
great race on the mainland which
was won by st. Yves. the Frenchman.
illustrates the uncertainties OF long
distance running, The Frenchman
was not thought to have chance
against Dorando, Longboat, and
Shrubb, and the three stars allowed
the small man to get big lead on
them, thinking, Of course, that st.
Yves would come back to them. How
ever, the Frenchman ran up to his
great reputation and sprinting finely
at the finish won easily.
st. Yves put up a worlds record Of
hours 40 minutes so 3-5 seconds,
and this marvellous time should stand
for long time. When one consid-
ers the fact that the mainland event
was run on track that took twelve
laps to measure a mile, II seems feas-
ible to imagine that our local peds
might put up remarkably good time
on the background track, which is so
much larger. E'
Each competitor in the big race
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-13

Blank books Of all sorts, iedgers
etc. manufactured by the Bulletin
Publishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-13
Standing Of Teams
HE KNEW HIS FRIENDS.

"Yes, sir" boosted the hotel pro,
prietor, that dogs the best rat-catch,
in dog In the State"
Even as he spoke two big rats sour
ried across the ONCE floor The dog
merely wrinkled his nose.
RAT dogl" scotfed the travelling
man. Look at that, will your"
Huh" snorted the landlord. Hc
knows them But inst you let, q Strange
rat come In here once!"-Everybody's
Magazine. -.. .r
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-13

There was a big league baseball
meeting In Frank Thompson's Office
at 1880 today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-13

There will be 25-yard swimming
race brought of at the Hotel Baths
on Saturday afternoon, April a..
This race is to decide a protest lodg-
ed by Mr.. oss during the Y. M. c. A..
aquatic sports meeting over a year
ago. DR.. Hand has the first and sec
ond prizes, which consist OF gold and
silver medals, and he wishes to hand
them over to the winners. Any con-
testant who fails to put in an appear
ance will forfeit his claim to the
prize. ......... ......r..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-13

~"Fo Rsn."a Gard. on on sale at
the Bulletin ONCE. wv
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-13

Any bicycle rider who wishes Ia
compete In the 11-mile race on June
II is requested to communicate with
DR.. Hand at the Y. NJ. G. A, p.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-13
g.; e; g.. SPORTS e; 81; e.:
PROGRAM

- Secretaries or other author q
. lied representatives OF clubs Z
. are asked to send In q list Of Z
y events, scheduled BY them, that Z
- they may be included in the Z
. program. Address all commu- Z
. nications to the Sporting Edi- Z
= tor. EVENING BuIletin. Z
. Baseball .
. Apr. rs: Cavalry vs.. Fort Z
. Shafter. q
= Apr. 25: N. O. II. vs.. Mar Z
. ines. .l... q
. Road Race =
= Apr. II: Y. NJ. c. A., Ave Z
. miles. Z
- Marathon .
- Apr. Is: Leegue Grounds. =
- Golf =
- Apr. 26: Team. =
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-13

The Junior handball tournament
at the Y. NJ. G. A. will start Tues
day, April 81. Mr.. Smith has pre-
scented a prize Of either a pair OF
electric-sole boxing or running shoes.
as the winner may desire. The tour
nament is open to any member OF the
Association under IS years of age.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-13
SHORT SPORTS

There was meeting OF the
Regatta Committee OF the Hawaii
Yacht Club this morning In the Com
mercial Club rooms at s o'clock. All
yachting men were requested to at
tend.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-13

The Marines and st. Louis College
play a game of baseball this after
noon at Atkinson Park, starting at
2 o'clock sharp.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-01-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Department Of the Interior, U. q
Land ONCE ut Lakeview. Oregon. Oc.
tOber 81. 1908.
Notice IL hereby given that John
A. Pinksrton. Of St. joe, Idaho. who,
on May 81. 1908. made Timber and
Stone Application. No. %lss. (ssrial
No. o2sD for sh sW X. NV x sW Y
Sec. 0. Sc Sen. Secs. r. 81 g., r.
. e.. w. NJ. has filed notice of inten.
ion to make Final Proof. to sstab.
lish claim to the land above described
before Register and Receiver at Lake.
view, Oregon, on the 2+th day OF
January. 1908.
Claimant names at witnesses:
Dan Johnston. Of klamath Falls.
Ore. J. Smith, Of Klamath Falls, Ore.
Harry Peltz. OF klamath Falls, Ore.
J. NJ. Pinkerton. Of Wolf Creek. Ore.
J. N. WATSON.
Register.
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= rLEvNA lTENlS. .

I J =. Lee returned To the Fail,
! Wednesday, after u few days visit
at his ranch
Eslie Morgan passed through her,
"Wednesday on his way to the Falls
We are still having plenty Of rair
In this vicinity and the farmers ar,
expecting good crops.
Mclutirc's teams are now stayiny
at the Stearns' ranch.
q. =. Sevits hauled a load OF aifalfu
hay to Mr.. Stearns AZ klamath Fail,
last Saturday.
J. H. Barnes Is nov grubbins sage.
brush on his place.
X. A. Afford visited the Falls las,
Thursday.
q. G. Kcrns went to Keno for some
OF his freight Friday.
Mrs. Brentncr was quite III last
Friday. but Is better now.
Mr.. Byers went to Mr.. Sutton's on
business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills passed here
Tuesday on their way TO Keno.
Mr.. vanvaikenburE has returned
from Marysville. Calf. where he has
been visiting for the past few weeks,
a. Brentner visited the Falls last
Thursday.
Mr.. Barnes was In klamath Fails
"n business Saturday.
Mr.. Ager was Falls visitor last
Friday.
Those having their names on the
Roll OF Honor for the NTH month Of
school for perfect attendance are:
Blanhcc Thompson. Clarice Bonner.
Charley Sevits, Howard BrentBsr.
Emery Sevits, Glenn Sevits. Michel
Karecow. clifford Sevits and wnlic
Barnes.
q. =. Sevits has sold goo pounds
OF parsnips to the Schallock 4 Dag.
gett Co. OF Klamath Falls.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-01-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. ". 8
Land Once at Lakeyiew. Oregon. De
cember "a, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that John J
Rshm. Of Klamath Falls. Oregon
who. on January s.lSO7. made Home
stead Entry. No. s706. (serial No
0sS8. for as amended. the 2 " SW \
Sec. 80, NEk NWh. NV Y NEA
Sec. 81. T..SS g.. r. 10 e.. w. NJ.
has Hlod notice Of intention to make
Anal avs year proof. to establish
claim to ths land above described.
before County Clerk. Klamath Coun-
ty, at his once. vt kls math Fails. Or
egon, on the sth day Of February.
1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
J. N. Pine. Frank Irish, John Shep-
herd. Arthur Kelley. Roy Kinsman.
H. W. Keessee. all Of klamath Falls.
Oregon.
J. N. WATSON.
rs Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-01-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. U. 8.
Land Once at Laksvisw, Oregon. De-
cembsr ~. 1908. +" w'ff
Notice 10 hereby given that Naud
Hayden. ''of klamath ! itails, OREGON.
who. Ney. 80. 1905, msdS, Timber and
Stone Appiicatiou No oSSs. for NE Y
NWk. Sec. 30. Tp., 81 g.. R. . O..
W. NJ. has nlsd notice Of intention
to make final preof.to estsblish claim
TO the land above described. before
County Clerk klamath Co.. st his Of
flee. at klamath Falls. Oregon. on tho
26th day Of February, 1903.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Albert Harrison. A. NJ. Jamison,
John O.. schallock. Ben Carlisle. ali
Of klamath Falls. Oregon ~
J. n. WATSON,
as'as Register.