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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-09-07
1885 The Dalles 239. List No. 09330.
Notice For Publication.

United States Land Office, The Dalles, Ore
gon, July "a, 1911,
Pacific Railway Company, whose postoffics
address is st. Paul, Minnesota, has this oath
day OF July, 1911, filed In this Office Its appli
cation to select under the provisions of the
Stat 597, go, as extended by the Act of Con
gress, approved May IL, 1906, the NWL Nv.
Section 10, Township / North, Range ii East
w. M. No. 093S0.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the lands described, or desiring TO object be
cause of the mineral character OF the land, oI
for any other reason, TO the disposal to ap
plicant, should Ole their affidsvits Of protes
In this Office. on or before the 22nd day o
September, 1911. G, W. MOORE,
al7s2I. Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-09-07
Advertised Letter List.

Crawford. Mrs. G. M: French, Miss
S.; Marston, Mrs. Clara; 0lds, Mrs.
Frank; Redwell, Mrs. S. s.; Soetfing,
Mrs. Chas. Ainsworth, Capt. Geo.
Anderson, P. s.; Baker, 7. A.; Bar.
ker, Fred W. Batchelder, A. F. Ben
edict Lawn Co.: Delmore, John; Don
ovan, Dan; Diapee G. :: Fenham, F.
Fouts, f. F.; Jarvis. Dewey; Kyle,
Orville (2): Lathrop, Harry; Lichten-
berger, VIM: Matson, A. Orens, +.
Pease, H. NJ; Siebenthaler, ]. M.
Simth, Warren L. Smith. Chas. Tur'
mil. Mr.. Law p. Lucas, Postmaster.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-09-07
lleO The Dalles, Oregon, No. 240. List \
Notice For Publication.

United States Land Office, The Dalles, Ore
gon, August Q, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that the Northern
Pacific Railway Company, whose postoffice
address is st. Paul, Minnesota, has this 5th
day of August. 1911, filed in this office It's APP
plcation to select under the provisions OF the
Act of Congress, approved July /, 1898, go
Stat 597, 620). AS extended by the Act of
May II, 1906, NEt4 cf sWh Section l. Town
ship North, Range East, W. NJ. No. 09S6i.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring to object because
of the mineral character of the land, or for
any other reason, to the disposal TO appli-
can't should file their affidavits of protest in
this Office on or before the End day OF Oc-
| tober, I9ll c. W. MOORE,
al7s2S Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-09-07

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The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17
BEAUTIFUL HOMES
IN MONTE VISTA

81 have never seen town the
size of Monte Vista with SO many
pretty bungalows"
The above comment of sum-
mer visitor is typical; and as
town where one would like to make
a home, We believe Monte Vista
oilers inducements far outweigh
ing any other town in the state,
similarly situated or endowed BY
nature.
Among the latest dwellings built
here the bungalow cottages in
Sunnyside erected by the contract
ing firm of tnderhill X Hannah
are worthy of special mention. and
have been watched with interest
by many of our people.
In what is called Cottage
No. J. on Adams street are TO be
found every modern convenience.
built with the thought of both
artistic design and handy arrange
mcnt. This should have been
christcned Turtle Dove Nest
for To take the word Of an adept in
billing and cooling, this is one
Place where love in cottage" has
more than an even break for per.
manency.
a broad porch offers cordial
welcome TO this little home. En-.
tering the living room, che is filled
with pleasant surprises. and won.
dcrs how 30 many space saving
convenienccs could be- devised and
incorporated in one house. One
end Of the living room has beer
portitioned by ssmi.grillc nnt
stationary bookcases, making q
cosy corner, where with seats nnt
open CRATE I.ovcy could again tel
Dovey all about il. The dininl
room which opens OIL the livins
room. is we'll lighted, and OF goot
sixe, with built-in buffet. tn.
first biscuits would OF necessit,
BIZ prize winners II made in tn,
dainty kitchen Of this cottage
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17

Spotless. white enamel walls, cup
boards, and cooling closet, CON-
bine to make happiness supreme
in the work room.
Two airy and pleasant bedrooms
with clothes closet and bathroom.
complete the cottage above the
basement Artesian water, hot
and cold. with hot-water heat,
tinted walls, nickel plumbing, are
some OF the attractive features of
this cottage.
House No. on Washington st.
is the property Of Ward barley.
1t contains six spacious rooms and
all the appurtenances to modern
comfort and convenience. II like
the other Sunnyside residences is
n California bungalow; has a
forty foot front; six rooms. large
ones at that. and bath; a Kewanee
water system and hot water heat.
ing plant; is an east front and If
there is anything in connection
with the house not completely up
to-date or anything lacking 70
make il real class. Mr.. barley 10
anxious to hear what il may be.
House No. 2-here pause to sigh
is the acme Of what home ar.
rangement and appearance should
be. OF course the heavy birch,
bcvel plate glass, from, door 10 tit.
ting and alluring portal through
which to enter the domicile, from
the spacious verands; the beamesl
ceilings Of the parlor with the duh,
dark finish is furt her incentive r.
investigate; the arrangement and
southern exposure Of bed rooms
delight; the large closets, in which
to hang ones extra suit OF drcs {
clothes are slluringly roomy; alec
the two gratss, one In the living
room and the other in the dining
room, both drawing through the
same chimney, cause one 70 paute
and rejoioc. But the buffet in the
dining room. glisteniug with n ma.
hagony finish and the kitchen. All
yes, that kitchen! II makes bach
tired with cooking labor, rest and
ocasc complaining In sympathy
with joy-smittcn eyes. Spotless.
~ white with cupboaris at one
hand, cooling closet, q whisper u
the right; sink and range 20 locat.
cd that Il 10 only half a step u
that kitchen table. That kitchen
table besides outdoing itself fol
lconccaliny every barbccuneous
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17
Raseh Per Safe

God dairy river ranch about A..
miles east u Monte Vista. About 10
acres meadow and remainder farm land
and trees. First class water right.
Box "a NJ, v. FRkN krMN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17
ESTRAYED

bay mare with very heavy name. 8
ycars Old. weight 60 branded On left
shoulder II with half circle above. on
left hip N with line above. Finder re-.
wAr,icd. J. r. Thrnsh.r.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17

First class Hay and Pasture for raj
IN the Sheridan ranch. Spring Creek.
=. j, SHERIDAN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17
Per 0sse o. Reas

7.room brick hourc. bath. and ho,
air heated. west side addition.
+. J. GoSzALks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17

Call Highland 1871 Tor Ice Cream.
Mcdonald 4 Bssklcy
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17
0oeDee Wanted

Win pay reasonable price Tor ponies
broken or unbrokcu. Arthur Watts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17

For Salc-Law Books, cheap II sold al
once: also = refrigerator.
Mrs. q. l.. Cornyillc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17

implement. contains a pair of -four
bins, and several other things Mr..
L nlerhill told US about. Aside
from these, however. the kitchen
is much like other kitchens. The
back porch, screened in, and large
as an ordinary laundry room, is
sdorned by two porcelain laundry
trays. When fully complete it
will have all the aocoutrements of
a full blown laundry except the
dirty clothes and a laundress. Mr..
Hannah says that whoever buys
the house will have to furnish
these articles OF equipment. BY
and large, the house No. = is about
as neat an article Of bungalow con.
struction ms Monte Vista has seen
or probably will see for n long
time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17
-
Sale
Of
Zion


and display Of illustrations of mechanical de-
vices requisite in the art Of fine lace making
q This sale offers an exceptional opportunity for
economy purchases Of durable fine laces Of ex>
quisite beauty. 1t will prove very interesting
even to those not intending to purchase FZion
Laces. manufactured in the most modern lace
factory in the world, are the best Of their kind
American wonderland sold without customs
duty Of 70% added to the cost as are all imported
laces qAll machines Of Zion Lace Industries
are and have been operating 10 hours daily.
except Sunday. for about three years. with the
product Of each machine sold ahead several
weeks. New machines are continually being
installed qWomen wanting laces for present
or future use will experience marked saving
by visiting our lace counters.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17

For Sale -Gud road Wages. Can In
seen at Star Ian.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17

Wanted Work by lady. Inquire At
Browns store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17

For Sale Rubber tire kunahout, new.
Enquire At this.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-06-17

For Rent-a neat. Broom cottage 10
Gated in West end. Will give right per.
son year 5 lease. 5000 PER month.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-12
t.ar.5,icI as Bryce.

r0-' important t"NcI- tH. from t.r view -p,HriuYl. N1- the
 .I.tH, }i,Nam-
 iilas, IE Ireb. F H..n.HLD Was tIu- e.. .r@ al.r hotel. iu
 last Sep cmacl. J
 .u s,Io l. alleged ro . rur dynamite that Tim building lived al.a aa- led into the
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-12
ENGINE OF TRUTH OR ERROR
Cardinal Gibbons Writes Letter on
 Duties of Journa alism.

NEW YORK. April % In con. ncc,ieu with the celebration at S' Patuok~ cathedral uext month f ho 10th anniversary of inc iustitu- lion of special ma,s,, for uewspap.r workers. a letter from Cardinal &ih- bou~ uiil be read.
 The cardinal says. "rhe press l. undoubtedly colossal engine oI ru.h OF error W. are daily con uou.rd by it. II pcuetIafes rE1. aalk sf Hfe. and it- influence and circu'uti ale daily increasing.
 A il I- he duty oE he pro.- fp he an agent of good and upf of evil 70 u i- rhe du,y of rur pc plo ra 2iso their support ro such papers d. are conspicuous for their cleyd ing he. and f. Gu "s'rE'hiu- iu their power to lessen the great evil results or those which haA. an influence for bad
 "I ryprc} that canuor b. prv-- eur at yoHr anniversary. assure you fha' would have tah a particular pleasure in as-isriu2 and being in the midst ui rh.-c Whn are % closely connected @i'h sH" great vehicle f public fh .uaH which -Wag- such great power in moulding me moral intellectual anl social lie ol the people.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-12
QUARTZ EDITION |S
 APPROVED

Tn. aHuuuu,rmruf mad, las. M. ,n that this paper uluuue1 .o I>-u. % Quattz Edition aH IuIt s met .HH almu- unanimous approval and ..s t#-.u,-- a.a-.~ et .Hr ely ar, uaH d.iug their share toward mahiug the issue success b euutubHjug sya ,rou~ly ~j'a advertisements.
 The work f tulIr,m- The uarH af first hand ou he aHarrz elaims na~ been commenced aud u js ju. tended rha- tH. edition will hcmory complete iu aH details than any that has heretofore hrru r8' aa Ahead uuw..r 70, .,@,f- f- papers have been ..,.yad and aa Vi~hiHa send any a#mh.r nt at- p,r- to their friends Ou,ido arr advised f1 -r. m t..a' ra"r B. soon 4= rH -.a'.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-12

< aa- ,.r.u-ieu. oH ,he ..H v.. .,t fir" 'o inks #. aa3 H. l.. followed hN
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-12
BASEBALL WEDNESDAY, EVE.

There Vf1 be ua-chall game played ou Nedne-day evening be .accr Inc Caliroruia~ and 1h" \. t.-. ,am"rhrius af ,.&a The -G#a Hnoups VIII Ic engaged u- played in y"-t.rda}'a gam. and B'Is keaH rXpr,--e~ Ihe certainty rha' h. Will ruru The 0auic- OBI rlr Gr.,gi- and his boy~ will -corr their fr-r vic. tory ot the -cas II.
 The game sunday "ilI h, b-- tween the Arrrjo- and he N C.-
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-12

jail office today. with a number of @ her prisoners. and. according fo off ialS ol he diStrirr attorneys of f %. the lal quickly picked ur Nc Nauara l~ the man hoe had known Us Bryce.
 Although District Attorney Fred. tricks is busy preparing for rHc rrosccutjou. his work probably will -aiu an impetus with rh" expected arrival here Monday rf his assistant. Ford from Indianapolis It i~ thought Ford will bring with him considerable documentary evidence gcaiu~, rhc men. possibly d copy of ,to alleged Chicago confession of NeNauisaL
 Tai. of Change of V nue.
 Although Frcderirks declares there i~ u. reason for a change of venue. there continues Co be much public discussion oi The matter. The local neaspapcrs ref,r to ihe ~uhjco' ire. qa.u.ly and ,ari.u~ other southern California counties arc mentioned a- likely places for the trial The final view If the matter taken by
 
 There i- considerable speculation regarding lhe possible arrest II a hers in connection with The los Angeles dNnamirers case. d. if has been announced that the authorities have under surveillance thre" Cali foruiau-. me of whom. it k said live, in Los Angeles and he others H San Francisco
 Union men are restrained in th,ir remarks about inc alleged dynamit- CTS. much Of their attention being taken just al present with uth"r matters. such as the trials of q mum H.v oI men on the charge of Niola'- ing the ciry's an'i-piekc'ins ordin- auyc They content themselves by ~atiue that they will nj let fhc accused men lack any physical com forts
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-12

II. f4aI dynamite "ilI moi
 "A. .,a- and il-. and an a..aurr of he kind .... eeu #--u would Uut .,,. '.l wed hs ~h". Is of
 .. .. .t. rn:.rmy. would
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-12
Timely Protest.

Tine telephone companies will in .inc tarm one of our m sl ulir-- -iyc monopplics." said the man who is always apprehensiye.
 Be mcrciIul," r,joined the man Nho looks bored We have trouble enough Don't start d hello peril
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-12
Not Dynamite Explosion.

... .U dynamite made .. -.Us. .Ea. which The dlua- ... - atg-,a =a have caused .-.... sa. purchased r"~
 Y. ... -.,DuHDrr bureau of
 aa# "a4a .af -cr 'jr ro
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-12
SAYS JAS WRECKED
 TIMES OFFICE
FREEMAN. COUNSEL FOR THe ..-%-.'aFZS. OUTLINES CON
 ENTf0. FOR DEFENSE.

.a- N.at..t~. A.r# .t. At.or-
 ... sides iu 'he dyuamit- .... .nur.,r,I arraulcmcu,s . .-. earl. arrH-umrus fl John
 N. \.maa and Orri" F. ...... T., appearance, of The r... .ue ,urr Will u,r be ..r. t..r ..tn ue\ Wednesday.
 ". # Is expected bar
 ... }.---aa District Attorney ..-- a-a has lr,u named 10
 .'-r. t.-'ngs Fr,irichs.
 a....4 u ta, srE
 ..f....e William + Burns .s also .-.. ID u. q. Hl- way hirher. a... aI. reports ina. his ap- ..#.., #at, ".H Ha uc signal for
 .l.,-- u eauucc.iuu Nih I... .>nlg-iou.
 Hartman. rls socialist at- H#. .a- been retained in rhc ..-- a. ... alleged dluawirrr~.
 n.,..... had .Lra, hour con. ....#ar .a#. nsH The two McNama- sa s##.~ ~- gailao.u= which he .s- .... ;. -.a..m-n' ;, Which he d.clar-
 ... .aa N.Namlra~ had been
 .# '. confession alleged .... -... ua., Hy N,NauizaI
 "n #G.r. wa. H.rhiug in il
 r.a a,.ea=, need fear
 Not Dynamite Explosion.
 ...a...I.a Ni.h 'ai> Attorney H.". ... g...ar,. .l. urlcu~c would ... ..r. .t .0r NcEamara-
 #. .#r-riaa o whether the .....#a. a. 'Ur Times building and a. a.-e4eu a,a.a of 2l men ... g.-.. oN ea- ar dynamite. He ..u ..o .lar Hr . |. Holmes di- .....r '.r United States bureau .# #..... s,I ha ,ac of fine chief ..#a--,. Hs..ot rn uphold .hc con ..r..sa .H' 2a~. and ua1 an in. w....n,. caused rA. explosion ...- -H.',r 4alt uu fHp morn a. O.al.G 'a-f-
 .. ..s.aa.i a e. ahr defense. ao- .... e t.uIHm@ Will ty based "f. Hl. .u dynamite made -. ..Us .lr.. which inc dyua-
 "..s + atg-,a =a HaEr caused
 .-..... s.. purchased Ms .a .., -.,rumo.. uVr,lu of ..a a# "a4.a aa -cr 'ir ro ...-t '. +Is'-.I.. co ID Ill I'.|
 a. '. na- ml il-. and an ....... a.aalaE- ui he kind ... <. at.. .esu #-~u would Hpt .. l,,a .,. wed as ~hr.ts of r.... .... un if, ,e:.rary. would ..-. H.a,.
 .-- \ -a- ,.r.u-ieu. oH ehe ,a ...# g4 .,t fir" 'o .nks .#. aa# H.I l.. followed hy
 tlarJteI as Bryce.
 ,.. ut t.. Ha-' important Foyol- ..a.. a. -.e aa. from .ac view .. at s.. a.-csriou. Has the .., ........=.a . I.m,- l. Nam #.n a fa.a. = iH.a, Ey Treb. P 4. .....H. .Hhn. Aho Was rm- a.E#. a .ae tr4 aar horc in -.. .r.l..-,.. 'a-' Sor.cmocr J t ....y ... #0u alo i- alleged ro ...a.-,a line dynamite that .,-.#.cI j.. Tim < building lived ..H HoseL
 'a.a,- Ii. N@#ma #a- led into the
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-12

This lot embraces al the finer and sub -tana! "eaves suitable for all-the-y -yearround wear such Zheiine, Broadcioth Diagonal Twill. Elm press cicth; New Coats: styles in ali lengths Actual Selling price up to $50. 0A en THIS IS THE REMAINDER OF THE S26.25 LOT
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-12
TROUT FISHING THROUGH ICE

SAEANAC LAKE. \. Y. Ma, $ With th" lakes s'iI ,oacd with f. n t> ro 2o .u.h.~ or ice. rru. ti-hcrm, in gho Ali'oudark~ are -N- p,rimeutjug through he ice. fishing Tor he first time in a decade
 In many sections from 12 'o II inches ot show remain in the woods and this mus. me,1 and lt- @aHor be carried away before rh brook troU sill resp nd To bait or tica. O,d Gztermen predict ina. i, sill be June h,r. re- good fly fishing can he had.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-06-12

Otis skinner the actor. is thc son of a clergyman. A remarkably large numb r of cler@fm'u's sons huH. taken to The stage. and an equally asroni~hins number of American ac- treS~es have been born in Canada
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-10
YAKIMA SANDY LOAN

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-10
LOCAL BRHyTfIu

Who Is TOM! why TOM srEPh.
EMS. Of course.
Don't forget tom. the ,NsUR.
ANCE MAN. before you burn.
We have some very desirable
SIXTH stree. property FOR SAi =.
TON.
Are you interested Ia KLAMATH
COUNTY, II so. sse TON. lie has
some good bargains.
Men who want the best ciGars and
tobaccos In the city always patrouife
the Thea'er ciEar Store. s.0
we nave INSURANCE for any.
thing.--ToM. On MAIN S1REEr,
opposite the COURT HOUSE
A full line Of package candles kept
constantly on hand at the Theater
CiEar Store. Sparks thcatcr ioby. SGT
Go to the Iris theater tonight and
enjoy program OF pictures that are
not rcpcatcrs--pictures that you have
never seen before.
Looking for new. comfortable
room for the summer. Better make
n selection at the new Argraves.
Strictly modern. On the hill across
from the postofhce. 26-u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-10

Bands Of music are forbidden TO
play on most Of the large bridges Of
the world. A constant succession OF
sound waves. especially such ~ come
from good band. will excite the
wires to vibration. Al nrst the vibra-
tIons are very siiRht. but they will
increase as the sound waves continue
To come. The main reason why bands
are not allowed to play while crossing
certain bridges - the suspension
bridge NJ Niagara. for instances
that. followed by professions Of any
Kind they will keep step with the mu.
sic. and this regular step would cause
the wires to vibrate.
A. the suspension bridge military
companies are not allowed to march
across In regular steps. but break
ranks. The regular trotting gait Of
n large dos across . suspension bridge
IL more dangerous to the bridge than
= heavily loaded wagon drawn by q
team OF large horses.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-10
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Toggcry company having pur.
chased the interest Of Mr.. Mclean in
the Pantatorium. the business will be
moved to the present site OF the ros-
gerry. and will be continued under the
efhcient management Of Percivai
Sholl.
The Toggery will collect all bills
owing to the Pantatorium and pay all
outstanding liabilities.
THE TOGGERY CO.. INC.
By u; ". Robertson. Mgr. est
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-10

Furnished Rooms-Reasonable rates
s?s Walnut. or inquire st passsn
ger depot ST
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-10

FOR RENT--Nicely furnished room
with bath. for one or two gentle
men. ill3 Main street. s.tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-10

Thoush olives are extensively
grown In Southern China. tho manu-.
tacturc OF olive oil 10 an almost un.
known industry.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-10

The Russian government will hold
an exhibition Of sheep culture and .
wool growers convention At Moscow
this month. In an endeavor to restore
sheep raising TO its former Import.
pncc In the empire.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-10

Pennsylvania alone produces moro
ccal than any country outside OF the
United States aud Great Britain.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-10
Herald Want Ads
FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Finc matched. driving
team; also harness and new RIG.
Apply to VIII Baldwin. limo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-31
News From Surrounding 7 Towns

of two songs, Tell Me The Old, Old
Story" at one side of the church and
the response, Il Love To Tell The
Story. OF Jesus and His Love-" sung
from the other side. Another special
number was solo by Mrs. Randall
Of Dayton. Ohio. who is assisting the
Rev. F. F. Knauer in a revival ser
vice at the Christian church at Cam
bridge City, as the singer
The Rebekah Degree Lodge will
meet this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Kinder, of Ben
tonville, brought the Rev. e. X. Van
Wrinkle home from Bentonville, to at
tend the Bible school convention, Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. Van Wrinkle and
son, Henry, accompanied them back
to attend the night services.
Fred SiZelove and son, Roscoe, also
his mother. Mrs. Ursula Ferguson, OF
near Bentonville, and Mrs. Emma Fer
guson and grandsons, Robert and Har
old Mcdaniel. formed an auto party
to MOoreland to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Wellington Swearingen, Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Johnson and son, Louis
of indianapolis, visited her mother
Mrs. l.. A. Bragg and other relatives
over Sunday