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holder IA the corporation the option
10 subscribe Tor these new bonds TO
the extent Of fnftypef cent Of nls
preferred stock. IN view Of the fact
that ihe steel corporation had made
This contract With the syndicate. II
every preferred stockholders exercised
his right and took forty per cent Of
bonds IN exchange for his stock, the
syndicate would Be placed in the
position where II would only get $50,
100000 81 It's sS0,000,O00 81 preferred
ocl eDnv erted into bonds and would
BE lell with s3Ss 10000 Of preferred
stock on rs hands although Y
pledged itself To tie up this $50, 900.
600 OF stock for eighteen months and
could not sen It or In any way dis
pose Of 1t, no matter what became Of
the price 81 the, stock or what be-
came Of business conditions IN the
country. OF how much any syndicate
subscriber might need the funds.
t.In com liberation Of an risk, the
syndicate was given the right to re;
scelYe commission Of four per cent
81 such bonds as were issued to pre-:
ferred stockholders, not members Of
the syndicate. The 10000, 600 maxi.
mum to the syndicate can only be re.
ceiyed by 1t, provided the entire trans
action of purchasing 5000, 600, 900 Of
preferred stock and retiring II, and
then issuing and placing on the mar.
ket S250,000;0O0 Of second mortgage
bonds at par is completed and con,
snmmated.
fsTt is true that the money could
have been raised BY stopping diyl-
depds on the preferred and common
stock for one year or on the common
stock alone for two years and q half.
This course. was deemed unfair TO the
stockholders and particularly the
holders Of common stock, which stock
was held by Thousands Of small
holders"
Demand Books. L
The committee also determined to
demand that the steel CORPORATION pro.
duee books OF the subsidiary com
panies which It had refused to give up
and instructed the chairman TO take
legal steps to procure them At the
close Of the session, Chairman stan
liey announced that the committee had
inot determined to probe further into
affairs Of the International Harvester
Company and It's relations with the
lsteelitrust at this time because he had
been reliably informed that the De
| partment OF justice intended to take
4 atciol along that line.
Mr.. Perkins win appear before the
/ Committeeman to-day.
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AMERICAN PROMOTIONS
NIIlE BIE.THEPgPl
IMPORT Ana ANNouNcEM EMS
ARE MADE AT SCRANTON CON-
yENTloS.

2 ~ - f.. y
SCR ANTON Pa Aug. 10 Arch
bishop Nlmen Faloni, the Papal dele
gate. Who isShere attending tn Cath
Ole Total Abstinnce Union Conyens
tion announced today that he had re;
ceiSed cablegram from Cardinal
Merry Del. Val Informing him that
HIS Holiness Pope Plus, had nominal
led RE- Rev. John James Keane act!
nal Bishop Of Cheyenne, to the ArchS
bishopric Of Dubuque, and Rt. Rev. JoJ
seph Sehrenbs, Auxiliary Bishop OF
Grand pils, ito be Bishop, OF the new
diocese Of Toledo.
The convention opened here this
morning with a polifcal high mass,
awiiich Most Rev. Diomede Falconio
Papal d delegate at Washington, was
delehraHt, Tonight there was a pub
nc temperance rally attended by
close to 1000 men and women.
Father o'Callagham will be unop-
posed for reelection to the presiden-
os the delegates say. Others who
smoke at the rally were Right Rev.
( ~ ~ ltN6A H. Afnh0N4lIt 1pASSA4'oP " 80
burg Rev, j. Curran Of Wilkes-Barre
il Washington Loguel Of Philadelphia
Chaplin Ironsides Reaney Of the Brook
iyn Navy yard; Chaplain Murphy o.
tlie SIKH Field Artillery, U. s. A.,
now at Fort Sheridan, III. and Rev
O,Callaghan, national president
Of the union.
Bishop Ganeyin tonight received the
following cablegram from Rome:
10 Monsignor Regis Caevin: The
holy father having learned with pleaA
ur6 Of the convention which the Ca
th6,Ic Total Abstinence Union is hold
ing on these days in be city OF seFan
toni grants to you, the spiritual d.
fector, the faculty to impart in the
usual form, to all members Of the
lIinl6n and to all the faithful present
n the meeting the papal blessing and
iiag It bring to all assembled the heaN
ehiy aid necessary to make their lab
6rs fruitful in good results.
tsigned);
III CARDINAL MERRY DEL VAL.
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FREcKlEss
New Drug That Quickly Removes
These HoTe!y Spots

There's no. longer the slightest
need ofa feeling ashamed 81 your
Ireckles. as a new drug, otliifie dou.
blas strength has been discovered
that iSa positive cure for these home
~ spots
Il Simply get one ounce Of Chime
double strength, from ". p Christie.
and apply a little Of II at night and
In the morning you will SEQ that even
the worst haye begun ito dlsappe nf,
while the light freckles have Vanish
ed entirely. 1t Is seldom that more
than an ounce Is needed to comp eie'
HI clear the skin andigain 4 beautiful
clear complexion,
Be sure 10 ask Tor the double
strength othtne, as this IS sold under
guarantee of money back 4 e lalla
,to remove the freckles3
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EXAMINATIONS
TO sEiHELp in WHEELING THIS
MONTH FOR NINE W FoREMEN
AND FIRE BOSSES.

CHARLESTON, Aug 10.-shief 81
the Department Of Mines John Lalng
and Inspector Earl Henry left to-day
for WEIGH, where they, with Inspectors.
Nicholson and Mitchell. will attend
the inquest to be held over the death
of men recently killed by an explosion
in the new Standard Pocahontas Coal
compaDy's mine. The fourth man ~
give up his life as a result Of the
explosion was Smith, colored, who
was In charge, or foreman. It Is
claimed the mine inspector of that dis.
'trict had ordered the removal Of
Smith because OF Incompetence but
Smith was not removed, He held no
certificate either as mine foreman or
fire boss, which Is Insisted on BY the
State department Of mines,
Another examination for mine fore
men and fre bosses was held at BECK
ley yesterday continuing today, ul'
der the supervision Of the department
OF mines, with Mr.. Conner, Of that de
partment, personally In charge. Utlel
examinations, during the remainder q
| the present year WILDE held at lllklns
on August 16 and HAT Wheeling on
August 90 and 24,at Logan on August
so and 81 and at Charleston on Sep
| TENDER 81 and 2S. These will be thI
only examinations held before mex
year, unless the demand for, other eS
Examinations Is suficlently great Z
warrant others beiIg held There Y
/ a strong demand among the Goa
Iininers 10 take these examine lions
land theyi have. been pretty Wen aus
tfibutei over ( ne State 10 enable tllos'
WHO desire 20 take ne examination
Ito get 10 these places without gsea
ieSpepas ----.l 81.
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IMPORTANT MEE5INo

Tonight VIII be- the last regular con
yention Of Mt. City Lodge No. IS be-,
fore tie Grand Lodge conyenes. m
Wheeling on August 1913;
Thisis a meeting Of greit import
ance for the delagates are % be N.
stfucted and many matters relative TO
the State encampment must be die.
posed Of. It Is desired that every menu
her 81 Lodge No. 4sin the city Be
present at the meeting tosnlght
After the regular Session social
hour Will be had at which refresh.
mentswiIl be served.
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STATE OF WEST virginia: II
At the August Rules, 1911, held IN
the Clerks office OF the Circuit Court.
in and for the County of Marion and
State aforesaid.
Hammond Fire Brick Company
vs..
Charles w. Bowling,
object Of Suit.
sSThe object or this suit Is to Obtain
ind gment far and collect the5amount
ri, n certain promissory note, bearing
date May 10, 1911, for the payment.
60 DAYS after date to the ORDER Of
Hammond Fire Brick Company, OF
sS5OOO, signed and executed by
Charles w. Bowling; also interest Oh
same from July 9, 1911, TIL paid: ana anu
protest charges, amounting TO- Sl.So'
also an open account amounting U
1901 .21, owing by said Bowling 70
said Hammond Fire Brick Company
and interest on same.
An AFFIDAVIT having been made and
filed that the said Charles W. DOW
ling the defendant in the above en-
titled case Is a nonresident Of the
State OF West Virginia, 1t Is ordered,
that the said nonresident defendant
do appear within one month from the
first publication of this order, in the
late Court, at rules to be holden
Clerks Once of our said informed
therefor, and do what is nvcessary 10
protect his interests.
And it is ordered that a copy Of this
order be published and posted 40,
cording to law.
Given under my hand this 9th day
Eof August 1911.
w. s. Meredith,
Plaintiffs Counsel.
This order is published the first
time, August 9th, 1911.
W. s. BLACK, Clerk
Aug. 9-4wks,
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=. 4 s.
VIZ II TINT the STANDARD nv
octopus Is not being Gus 7s s!'
much enthusiasm since the automo.
BILE came in, After q man has gone,
IN against that shrinking violet the
retail merchant IN Ave or six inland 9 q
towns, and he's paid anywhere from
IL 10 25 cents a gallon for gasoline
depending upon the size of the me z!
chants oYerdraft at the nearest bank,
he VIM have new respect for the gen,
tlemanly methods of high finance
when you are thirty miles from home,
With an empty gas tank, you are as
HELPLESS before crossroads grocery
as a proofreader with the pink eye,
and II you don't pay three prices for
gasoline which has been held under
the town pump, you have a system
which would wringldvidends out Of 9
sarcophagus STANDARD Oil has had
to bear the sins Of pretty greed a long
time:
THE potato bug Is a cousin germale
to the boil weeyil and descends in a
straight line from the Egyptian flea
which made old Pharaoh duck under
Ithe bed clothes. This pest has caused
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sT0R-IEGRIA NgPT!AZs

NEW YORK. Aug! 1Or-It Eas learn
have been completed for the marriage
have ben completed for the marriage
of John Jacob Astor and Miss Mades
line Force, the Is year old society de-
bufante. According to this Informs
tIon the wedding Is to take place IN
Newport about the middle of next DC,
tober. 1t probably will be performed
nv a clergyman OF a dnominauon OUT
side Of the episcopal church. After
The ceremony Mr.. Aston and his bride
will spend their Honeymoon on the
yacht Norma, and later they will 80
to Europe, where they may remain IN
definitely.
-Four more bishops Of the Episcopal
church today announced their OPPOSE
ton to the marriage and declared that
they would not permit any clergymen
In their diocese 70 perform the cere'
mo1y These digIltaries are: Bishop
David II. Geer, of New York; Bishop
Risb6p William lawrence Of Massa'
ehisetts, and Bishop William Cross
well Doane, of Albany. Those who
previously announced their opposition
are Bishop James DeWolf Perry, o.
Rhode Island, and Bishop Rurch, 81
New York. ,s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-10
.FIVE PICTURES FIHE
/ .GENTSiET THE GRIND
YOU CART Eat nj AND sTHEY
ARE SHOWN IN THE BIGGEST,
BEST AND COOLEST PLACE lN
THIS PART OF THE STATE,
READ THE BILL FOB THIS EyER,9
! inc al 2. !. y ]. 1.il 3 ~ ~

p 10. f. . - ~ 7 * g.
AS the DAYS 80 by the Grand Opera
House crowd Increases and Col; Geo.
D. tspragg, manager OF the spragg
Amusement Company. Is ever on the tins
alert to procure the best motion pic
lures for the people Of FatTmont, giYTi
ing them every evening either i've or
six mountaineering pictures for the
small sum of Ave cents The Grand
is the biggest, the best and the cool.
est house In this section Of the State
and well do the people know II tor
they every evening demonstrate that
II Is a two hours pleasure to 90 to the.
place. IT'S totollow the crowd, where
the big audience is to be found, only
at the Grand,
Just look what's on tap" tor To-
night: .'Ths Cowboys Vacation ~
"a Nestor picture; = After Twenty
Years, . 4 beautiful drama; Ever the
Accnser, another pretty drama The
REST Cure, about the funniest picture
Won ever saw, while mrs. Blitlns De,
mise, Is a comedy. OF unusual merit,
and IL 81 d half hours laugh about this
woman who apasses away Q most
peculiar manner to again rise up ~
all her dignity This picture alone IS
worth the price Of admission but you
see Ave Of them for five cents with
many electric fans and plenty Of nii1-
sic thrown In for good measure. Col.
spragg Isl going to give away some
handsome present. Are you on2 ph,
yesl ,,s.t : III,
Mothers, don't forget that the little
ones like motion pictures and there ts
al excellent matinee at the Grand
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TUBERCULOSIS
AlMsiANoTHER VICTIM IN THE.
PERSON OF MRS. J. =. SMITH.

The remains of Mrs. Jaturah Bell
Smith, wife OF Mr.. ]. ]. Smith, whose
death occurred yesterday at her home
near Submission, after an illness OF tu'
5berculosis we're taken through hers
today en- route to Tunneltop, where
interment will be made tomorrow,
The remains were met attthe street
car by Undertaken Cunningham ana
taken TO the station and were TAKEN
ON No, Ia to Tunnelton. The deceased
was twenty.nine years Of age.
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He Will Marry Them.

MONROE, Michm Aug. 1O-%You
tell John Jacob and his gal to come
right along; III be tlcEled to death to
marry EN-" said Victor Berthelote
Monroe's marrying squire, when the
proposltiOnnoE flmarrylng the divorced
New Yorker and bis Is year old Il
nance was put up to him today
Berthelote has quite a record in this
city, which is the refuge Of clippers
from Ohio and Indiana.
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D. s. Scott, No. q, ga
Committee on Appeals.
], ]. Talbot, Chairman, No, 81.
G. f. Burke. No, 10.
6. A. wilton, No. 10,
c. P. Brown, No, 1856.
Z. F. Jenkins, No. 1903.
Committee on State Of the Order
G. A. VINCENT. Chairman.
s. d. o1daker, No. 11S.
S. w. Dabblns, No. 12O.. @
A. R, Hitter, No. 1906.
], r. Burgess, No, 1873.
Committee on Bylaws.
E. T. LIcklIder, Chairman.
s. H. Wright, No, liz,
George Ketchum, No. 1873.
R, W. Pickering, No. 107.
q G. Moore, No, 116.
Committee on Reference.
L w. Bosworth, Chairman.
A. Hardman, No. 30.
i. s. Brown, No. IS.
W. L. Upton, No. 81.
j H. Meadows, No, So.
Committee on Charters
Alex. Dutin, Chairman.
L, H. Radgers, No. 191.
A F. Holden, No. ia.
Carl Drummons, No. 1O4.
Albert Geer, No, 1893.
Committee on Obituary.
OF. Harden, Chairman.
o,Wiess, No. 70,
J. =. swan, No. n
C.J. Harper, No Is.
P, Lee smith, No, Is.
Committee on Legislation.
Ill. Hissom, Chairman.
JP Adkins, No, 1903.
", Is. Gregg, No, 81.
j, w. McCollumt No. ~.
springston, No ls7.
Committee on Judiciary,
ofs. Mckinney, Chairman
j. B. Conley, No, l24,
ii. 3. Rennerd, No. J. -
], L. Davis, No. i,
p. M. Nusum, NOD.
Custodian.
nc. Wilson, P, q, P" No, A.
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- II ~ \
more backaChe and decd PIP
family than any ether ornament on,
The farm except the early rising rcpss
ter with faulty tone emission After
4 lean man has chased colony q
peripatetlc potato bugs az day VII g
can Of Paris gfeens he can straig ten
tip without elm ing into clothes
press. This bug Is as restless as a
rural carrier 10 Il dress suit and can
cover more ground than {! teafbttten
tomcat. Next to the frayed appendix
or side.stepptng tulnor, he IS mans
deadliest enemy e1s;g
THE department. stores have ppt. 2
crirnps IN the Old Fashioned crazy duilt,
which made ,Joseph's coat Of many
coloFs look about as brilliant aS the
mental pf6Gesses sOf q black ass.
More gossip Has been Matched oyer
the remains 81 d crazy quilt or an
outside Of the weekly meeting OF the
w. G. IT, U. The activities Of the
crazy quilt have nstormed many e
model husband and father into gay
Lothario with more afiinitles than q
bumblebee. 1T is9ltime It went into
the discard. ~
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MANY MINERS IRE
CRUSHED 10 Death
oTAEHs ARE DROWNED
AND THIRfY.FlvE 'lNJp RED
WHEN A DETECTIVE CABLE
BREAKS ON A Fou R.sTo HE'D
CAGE;

BERLIN, Aug. TWENTY-FIVE min.
ers we're drowned and crushed to;
death, thirty.fve injured in a four
stored cake at the Crupp Hannibal
mine near Bocum. which dropped 20
the bottom Of the shaft to-day, caused
by q defective cable.
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oAvE BONE.

John Haddix, who was committed to
Sjall for carrying steel knuckles gave
bond for his appearance before theI
grand jury.
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Some want ad. help in finding the
BEST worker for your work is worth
Enthusiastically
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subgorIbe iOr tho west vIrEinlan.
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subscElbe for the west ylEgInIan.
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1 SfB,6D for 5000 !, Slas.
$t4I6 for 1890 Rgss,
$3.50 for $500 II. snlaeE''
when there's something q want 50
can DO for you, don't try 70 dp. i y
reftise,
as 49, - = z "a 81 a.
$50 Der yard Of on al Rem narte o.
LJnoleums Of !. y. srldsg,
/, spbusribe for the West 9lfslnihp
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th chfers and climb our shape
bite ia heat bands horsct Childhood Ye
never heard the tng ,Ntus9ll
They cause Us cruel lit9Is
and agony ntenae What's the use ~ chlsseIs ple
,e any the rooster must always starr 20
yei just when sleeping taiTs we uss Nnen Z
nscsiy starts ascrea
n is And SO scegtng c at n
why can't he o'clock tlg;sv g
aote4P
Of else too beasty we'd IN gs
nIanpg and SLOPPY goo W
have some sass tae SIM g rs IN
s9 ~ l7p
NV All unilsome fellow boots tells to be SIN
asgss W. lla~o1.
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every day; the same pictures afe
sho9aas those ID ttlSleyeninga.
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Subscribe for the west YIrglnIan,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
m on wBsT VIRGINIA:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
AT the August Rules. 1911, held IN
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court.
in and for the County Of Marion and
Stnte> aforesaid.
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STATE ODD EELL9NS

Continued mon page 0Rst
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rDBltcA TloN oFFtcE
Iatpbn bplldlng entce sIee.
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sqbIerIbe tor the Welt JILL.
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pubiiahed Daily Except Sunday and
SEM " e61y by the nirmont West
ViiSlnian PablishIng Company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-23

cation. No. 043s6. to purchase tn,
81 NEh. M SBA. section ~
township 81 g.. range 10 H.. William
cite Meridian and the timber thereon
under the provisions OF the act 0l
June .. 1878. and acts amendatory
known as the Timber and St0n,
Law" at such value ~ might be nxed
by sppraisement. and that. pursuan,
10 such application. the land and tim.
Der thereon have been appraised 1t q
total Of $500. the timber estimated
100000 board feet At SIS per thous.
and. und the land at 5000; that said
applicant will offer final proof In sup.
port Of his application and sworn
statement on the 2sth day Of Octo.
Jsr 1911, before w. d. West. United
states commissioner at Silver Lake.
Dregon.
Any person IL at lib~rty to prote~,
his purchase before entry or initiate
/, contest at any time before patent
issues. by Ming q corroborated an
favit In this ONCE. alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
A. W. ORToN.
8-26-l0-2sh Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-23
LAKE COUNTY COURT IS
GRINDING WITH SPEED
Cattle Case Concluded with Dlssnisssl
~ defendant. While i,igg~rstaN
Pleads Guilty % Isrsskins the
Liquor Laws
Special 10 The Herald.


LAkEviEW. Oct. 23. - Circuit
court trials commenced here las,
week with the case Of the state w,
J. l.. Cliff Of Silver Lske. charged
with the larceny Of nine head Of cat.
tie from Hiram Adams Of the same
town. After hearing tho evidence the
Jury. after being out twelve minutes.
returned u verdict Of not guilty.
In the case Of the state w. Ned
Lynch and 0oidie Stanley. no evi.
dence having been submitted by the
prosecution. the case was dismissed.
Alexander Anderson pleaded guilty
TO having forged check In which no
used tho name Of his deceased father
and received an indeterminate SEN
tence Of from two 10 twenty years at
the state penitentiary.
Hugh Reynolds pleaded guilty TO
burglary. and will be brought up for
sentence tho next day or two. d. Big.
gerstaR Of Paisley pleaded guilty 4
selling liquor In violation OF the local
option laws. and paid y nne Of $3.50.
There are some other cases aionE the
same line 10 DO heard. and then come
tho Bigfe Archie murder case. follow
I'd by the Pete Foliett murder case.
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NOTICE P0R BIDs

Notice 10 hereby given that sealed
bids will be received BY the street
committee Of the city OF Klamath
Falls up to Monday. October 20.
1911. At 8 p. m. at which time they
will be opened and considered. for
furnishias and erecting street posts
and signs In accordance with the fol.
lowing specifications:
Posts to b ten fest long. AZ
sized. to be Of red ar without cap,
and to be painted with two coats oi
lad and oil. Posts to be set thirty
inches In the ground. Sign boards to
be lx6 and - inches long. to be
free OF knots and painted with two
coats Of lead and oil. letters to be moi
less than inches high.
BIDS will also be considered for
metal or other standard and ap'
proved name boards. All bids to be
addressed to the street committee
care Of city attorney. The right ID
reserved to reject any and all bids.
STREET COMMITTEE
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
mot Coal Lands)

(Not Coal Lands)
Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Once at Lakeview.
Oregon. September ~. 1911.
Notice 10 hereby given that August
Pieh Of klamath Falls. Oregon. who
on April Z. 1910. made timber and
stone application No. o32s5 for the
M SWk. 81 NWh. Section 6.
township 81 8. range 10 Il. william.
ette meridian has Aled notice Of in.
tcntion to make final proof. to estab-
lish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before G. r. Del.ap. county
clerk Of klamath county. at klamath
Falls. Oregon. on the 2sth day II
December. 1911.
Claimant names - witnesses:
Mike Motschenbacher. Thomas
shannon. Thomas O'Connell. Horatiu
Orcm. all OF klamath Falls. Oregon.
A. W. ORTON.
lo.3o-13.3Sh Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Not coal lands)

(Not coal lands)
Department OF the Interior. United
States Land once at Lakeview.
Oregon. October II. 1911.
Notice 10 Lereby given that Ralph
l., Carter. whose postoiacs address 10
Klamath Fails. Oregon. did. on the
s%th day OF April. 1914. ale In THE
ONCE sworn statement and application
No. 0<6lo. to purchase the WV ew.
Y, NDk WV. Section Z. and NWk
OF the NWM Section 10. township
81 south. range 10 east. william.
cite Meridian. and the timber thereon.
under tho provisions Of the act Of Juns
Is. 1878. and acts amenda:ory. known
% the climber and Stone Law" at
such value ~ might b dxed BY ap-
praisment. and that, pursuant to such
application. the land and timber
thereon have been appraised At q
total OF et<6. the timber estimated q
$4,000 board feet at Is cents per ~,
and the land SEQ: that said appli'
cant will offer ANAL proof In support
OF his application and sworn state
msnt on the a7th day OF December
1911, before r. N. Richardson. Unit'
ID States Commissioners. at klamath
Falls. Oregon.
Any person 10 at liberty TO protest
thus purchase before entry. or initiate
. contest at any time before patcn'
Issues. BY Aling q oorroboratsd an
davit In this once. alleging fsctl
which would defeat the entry.
A. W. 0RT0N.
lo.lS.l1.3Oh REGISTER.