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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-11
Trains Moving ON Time

Portland, Ore, Jan. 11.-Train SER
vice on all lines leading east from
Portland which We're demoralized by
the recent storm was placed on nor
NAL schedules today. In Portland.
with the exception of the outlying res
dences dictrists, electric light and tel
ephone service is practically restored.
No flood conditions are expected to
result from the mild weather now
prevailing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-11
STRIKING SHOPMEN MAKE
APPEAL TO SYMPATHIZERS

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 11.-An
appeal to sympathizers with Labors
struggle, to assist in carrying on the
strike of the Federation of Shopmen
of the Hartman lines, was issued to-
day by e. L. Reguin, of the fedora
ton. A general Tag Day" for the
benefit of strikers in the interior
towns, who are not entitled to Union
benefit payments will be held Satur-
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-11
WAlLA WAllA GRAIN
BAGS TO COST 7c

Walla Walla. Wash, Jan. 1.-THE
state board Of control which has been
in session at the penitentiary for the
last few days, adjourned yesterday
afternoon and the members left last
night for the sound. The price Of
grain bags was finally fixed at seven
cents, although the price will be
changed as the retail market for bags
fluctuates.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-11
HERMIST0N HAS NO
CITY TREASURER
Especial Correspondence. J

Hermiston. Ore, Jan. 11.-Hermis-
ton is today without a city treasurer
for the reason that ]. NJ. Scarborough,
treasurer-e'e failed to qualify. Ac-
cordingly last evening the council de-
clared the office vacant and will pro-
ceed to elect treasurer itself. At
the recent election, Scarborough de-
feated Ash Pierce by but a single vote
but last night failed to file the requir-
ed bond
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-11
Cold weather Record Broken.

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 11.-All cold
weather records of forty years were
broken here today The mercury went
to three below zero with a prediction
of drop to 12 below tonight. Re-
ports from the northwest indicate the
cold is intense. Railroads are hamp-
cred. Suffering is increasing here
and a coal famine is feared.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-11
Killed by Indians.

Sacramento, Cal, Jan. 11.-Robert
s. Kier, son of George o. Kier, a pio-
neer newspaper man of California.
was killed by Yaqui Indians In the
state Of Sonora, Mex, on December
26 last, according to information re-
ceived here today from Belen, N. NJ
No details were given.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-11
Cold in Canada.

Winnipeg, Man., Jan. 11.-Forty-
two below zero prevails here today.
At many points west Of here 1t is SO
below. Railroads are practically tied
up. All trains are late.
At Minneapolis the temperature
during the night was 80 below; Grand
Forks and Medicine Hat. A, and Dew
ips Lake, 40.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-11
Judge Fines Himself

Pueblo, Colo, Jan. 11.-District
Judge ]. Ed Rizer arrived at his court
room ten minutes late today. IT will
have to be consistent" he said. "a
few weeks ago fined an attorney $40
for this offense, and hereby impose
the same penalty against myself"
Judge Rizer paid the money to the
clerk of the court.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-11
Jury Has smythe Case.

Portland. Ore. Jan. 1.-THE
taking Of testimony and argu-
ments In the case of Attorney
Dan P. Smythe Of Pendleton,
against the Northern Pacific
Railroad company for 100000,
were completed today and the
case went to the jury this at
} ternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-11
Dare Death i'm Hunt.

New York, N. Y, Jan. 11.-AH-
though warned that they were taking
their lives in their hands, two hun
ored and fifty men today entered the
luins of the Equitable building to
prop up the tottering walls and to
clear paths to the vaults in order
that an effort may be made to recover
the two billion dollars worth of se-
curities that are locked in them.
Wall street men today admit that
the activities of the financial woria
are badly hampered by the absence
of the securities and the uncertainty
that surrounds the fate of the papera.
1t is however believed that they win
be found in good condition
Part of the books of the Equitable
Life Assurance society were salvagea
today and were uninjured by the fire.
The vaults of the banking firm Of
William Ried and company, were
reached and opened today and fifteen
million dollars in cash and securities
were removed in good condition.
AT noon today after several hours
OF hard work, President Strong Of
the Bankers Trust company, left the
ruins with small tin box under his
arm in which he carried six million
dollars in gold certificates, which he
removed from the company's vault.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-11
War Veteran Burns.

Seattle, Jan. 11.-Thomas Balm
bridge, aged 7S years, a veteran of
the civil war, was found burned to
death In his cabin today. Bainbridge
was last seen alive Monday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-11
Vaults in Ruins of Equitable
Building Opened and
Money Recovered.
DARE DEATH IN MAD HUNT
Bankers Scramble About Under Tot
tering Walls to Recover Burin4
Observation-Disclosures of Office
Guard Millions Through Streets

New York, n. Y, Jan. 11.-Never
before in the history of this city was
so much money carried through the
streets as today when a number az
companies who had offices in the de-
stroyed Equitable building, and whean
vaults were today uncovered and the
millions of dollars in cash and Sc
curities removed to other places In
the city. More than five hundre4
million dollars had been removed thu
afternoon and the work is still going
on and will be continued night and
day until the last dollar will have
been recovered. All papers thus f1r
recovered were not injured by the fire.
This afternoon the vault Of tho
Equitable Trust company was openea
and over 1926, 100000 were found ia
tact
The treasure of the EQuitablo
Trust company was guarded by TIVE
hundred plain clothes men, one hun
dred uniformed policemen, two hun
dred private detectives and 125 em-
ployes of the company, who formed .
Gordon about the entire block as the
money was being loaded into wagons
and followed the treasure to LIE
Broadway where it was again deposit
ed in vaults.
Sixty million dollars in gold securs-
! ties were taken from the vaults of the
American Exchange National bank
and moved away inan iron bound ,ex-
press wagon heavily guarded.
From the vaults of the Mercantila
Safety Deposit company s75,O00.ooe
was also recovered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-11
Black Sea Claims f7e.

London, Jan. 1.-THE reuters
agency has reported that the Rus
sian steamer, Russ, sank in the Black
Sea and 172 persons perished.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-11
Cause OF Fires.

niture, $23.3bo.
Cause OF Fires.
One false alarm, four defective
flues, one boy and a match, two gas
oline explosions, six unknown cause,
one fire crackers, three cigarette or
cigar trash pile.
Our fires get greater headway than
they should on account of our seem
ingly poor method of communicating
the fact that there is a fire to our
volunteer firemen. 1t is a fact that
only about one-fourth of the firemen
hear the alarm. Our bell is not
large as 1t should be and our method
is far out Of date.
I have written to the underwriters
of the Pacific coast several times and
they have told me that the installation
of a fire alarm system of at least l5
boxes would reduce the insurance
premium of Pendleton per cent and
Z per cent of the premium on the bus
mess district would pay for an up-to-
date system, of which Pendleton is
sadly in need.
Therefore, I will recommend to
your honorable body. that you pur-
chase at an early date fire alarm
system of Is or 1S boxes, distributed
through the city at points most effec-
tive.
I have been urged by a few of our
largest property owners to make an
effort to get the insurance premium
reduced in our city, and believe that
this to be the most economical means
for the city to accomplish this end,
as the maintenance of this system
would be very light, while the cost OF
the system would not exceed one
eighth of the fire loss for 1911.
Very respectfully yours,
]. L. VAUGHAN,
Fire Chief
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-01-11

Total number OF alarms. le.
Total damage to buildings and fur.
niture, $23.35o.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18
Every Child. Should
Bs Given Thu Tonic

WAsn children have no Appstats;
vAsa tAsy are continually pssvisA anA
irritable; when they A. restless In their
slssp. u 10 almost q certain indicatiou
that tAsisdigestivs organs are treublsd
V1Nh VegUs o. othaf parasites. 3his %
. voey common atlnent aud easily rem
e1ie1. pnysictsn) viii tell you that
asssiy every child IL 80 troubled at
sems .tnc and, In fact, many adults
eu0er IN the sAnae way. Among adults
this trouble 10 invariably referred 70 -
tn1tgestioii. WheA IN reality 70 ID due %
: sAai! parasite which infssts the IN.
u children. Jayus's Tonic vsrui.
fa0e y unsuIpasss1. q q q not eaiy
Dletely removes the nsstn u vhicA tholr
yeun6 ase deposited. 0el1em aoos u
purge end tAs improvement u ~
keaI>l q the child will bs ~ 1Sot and
6eot Indication. Of the bspeoc1al results
ef ~ medicine Not only VIII tAe Vor.
yea4egful tonif .e6scts viii reoeees Ne
61Geoolen yhieH has been impaiyo1.
yeNeAlllreux tAe sadttion % . little
nlaR " nats u % palstahle that
parents have Np1n1sed u for more than
0lSl1y pears. y1pist on yayus's; accept
q. 2. JAYNE 3 s0h. PAnadelpalS. Pa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18
new STAMPS TO
ADVERTISE FAIR
GENERAL SUrHOR.
izEs An IssUE M ~ PUT on
sAi.E On THE FIRST ~ TINE
NEW YEAR

sAN FRANCISCO. Oct. ;s.-Po~t.
master General Hitchcock has direct.
Cd that 10000. 900 one cent I5o. .ooo..
900 two cent. 100000 Ave cen, and
5000 900 ten cent Panama .Psciac In.
ternationai exposition postage htsmps
be prepared and placed on sale In the
postofices beginning January I. 1919,
The stamps are about three -fourths
Of an inch high BY one and sixteenth
Inch wide. A. the top appear the
words: ~. 8. Postage" and san
Francisco. 1915"
The one cent stamp Ia green. In the
the center appears within q circle =
bust OF Balboa. discoverer OF the Pa
einc ocean,
Tho two cent stamp 10 red. II rep
rcssnts the 0atun locks OF the Pana-
ma canal.
The ave cent stamp Is blue. and
represents the Golden 0ate Of San
Francisco harbor.
The ten cent stamp IL dark yellow.
The subject IL The Discovery OF San
rrsncisco Bay"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18
DIFFERENT Types
or PA0GRe SSlveo

The direct primary law means some.
shine 10 Paul Ciasstons. prou'issst
progressive Rspublicsn Of Idaho. II
he resest primary election In Nat
state. Mr.. Clssstone vas defeated for
Ne RsDvblieaa nomination for Cover.
Der by . plurality Of less thas 100.
Immediately following the primary.
10 was urged By Roosevelt. personally
aad the Bull Moose leaders Of Idaho
70 rsnsunce his Rspubiicanism and
become the candidate Of the Progress.
sivs party for the same Office In the
general election. The reply Of Mr.
clagstons 10 their appeals 10 respect.
fuiiy commended 70 the considsratieu
sf Senator Bourne aad his frtsnds II
follows:
Tive conditions seem 70 form sbso.
iutsly impassabis obstacles 70 my -.
ssding - Roossvslt's request that
svs for governor sn1 this IL not only
NJ eva jsdsnsat but that Of NJ most
trustee friends.
"0as 10 the fact hat costaue1 .
sasdilats II the p ,hlioan primaries
- The sa1 and %. Of with any degree
q jussiss aeain become . candidate
bseees ~ DseDls II this campaign.
Nss ealy veuA I ~ esalsmnsl by he
Oreas aAjesity q right thiakins oss.
bss ! aAssil - untrue 10 myself -
veil"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18
MILES OF FILMS
ARE NOW MADE
uNITEp STATES IN EXPORTING
MANY MILEs or MOVING pIC.
TrREs-GROwTH OF INDUS.
TRY REMARKADLE

WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Oct. Is,
The tremendous growth Of American
moving picture business abroad is 10.
iicc'ed In oflciai agurcs on the i'm
portation and expectation OF motion
picture iims given out by the depart
Incnt OF commerce aud labor. The
article giving the Hgurcp also DE-.
gcribcs the influence OF American pie
ture hima In creating u demand
abroad for articles made In the United
,Sat.s
More than 1900 miles OF motion
picture nlms were exported from tn.
United States In the last fiscal year.
while nearly 5000 miles were import.
cd. The exact length Of the Hims OK.
ported In the year ending June 30.
1913. was s0.0sS.sos feet. valued Al
es.siS.oso; the length Of films I'm.
ported was it.37<.7ss feet. Of pos
itivss." valued st esa6. .0sS.
A large proportion OF the motion
pitcufs hims now used In the various
parts Of the world are manufactured
In the United States. About twos
thirds Of those exported 90 In the
"unexposed" form. ready for use 10
taking pictures In those parts OF the
world TO which they arc sent or Tn,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18
II 1''Ing.Up
BY Joe Bush

InteI Iiocutor 0sntlemsn. b
seated.
Ta-ta-tata.
fntsriocutor---i am Informed. Tam.
bo. that you are about TO leave the
city.
Tambo-Yss. sub: Abs got to sit
away from Dc noise and turmoil OF
dis hesh town life.
fntsriocutor--Ths hustle Of the
busy life here gets on your nerves.
doss ~
Tsmbo-Yss. sub.
intsriocutor--whsj you need. then.
10 quiet. IL ~
Tambo-Yss. sub.
Bambo-Dsn why don't you Join de
Wilson -Msrshaii Club,
Interlocutor-- Speaking about pol.
itics. I would like TO know. my friends
who you think will be elected sheriff
Of klamath countyf
Sambo-Mistah Low. sure. sub.
Tambo-No. sub; Mistah Walker
am sure % via.
xambo--Ail wrong. sub. Mr.. Hawx.
hurst. he's d wiaase.
riambo--Nix; Mr. Grissby 10 =
winner.
Interiocutor - Well. gentlemen.
there seems to b difference Of opin-
Ion. Why are you 20 sure. Sambo.
that Mr.. Low will be elected!
sambo-why. because he done tols
me 20.
Ta-ta-tata.
intsrlocutor--rhe Peerless Quartet
will nov render that pathetic ballad
when Nah Man am 'Lect-
ed Sheriff. WIN DE Chickens Roost
70 High"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18

0seUeissss olrsss Primary Law ~
osssmia0 independent ea't,dsss.
- oelllas rsesivsl he Rs0sblasaa
Hsainatiea t. Uaits1 States Senator
n . fAir ~ square osatsse un1ss
~ direct psaossy Nv. Senator
Dsss1s was 1sesass1 thirty 80
se1Assly = ne sans sssetise. Ars
~ vsesss Osias - s1seaia tAs 1lssee
Dsioasy ~ sSSssss1Ag oeilias. tAs
lissse Osinasy asainsa. - vtll tAsy
Glvs her sspDsst = Dssras aad ~
Ds1iass hat lavs orsesa vesses viu
~ - Dassiss - any sHsh DrostitStiea
g III fsalAasatAl Nv q he 0rs0ea
sysssa. They sAssi1 sssses the rsssls
e tAs primary asoiaAsiAs s,sotiea
80 vsts ter selling. Who setivsly
DassisiSaes1 II DrsDastas aal saastiAs
ell lsGisiatiea vAisA has ssesrs1 .
0esssa IL Desssst systsa q psDSlas
Osvssansal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18
lPaid Advsrtisemsnt) 4 }
BEAUTIFUL nA|R II
At SMALL COST
4 aiMPLE REAiEDY REAUTIvIKs
rRn HAIR, CURES DANDRUYv.
STOPS FALLING HAIR

What . pity II 10 TO sss 90 masy
. eopie with thin. ~ispy hair. faded or
strcaked With sray. and realise that
most Of these people might havs soft.
Giossy. abundant hair OF BEAUTIFUL
color and iustrs n they would but use
the proper treatment. Ttsss 10 no
necessity for gray hair Under sixty-
Ave years OF age. aud th6ss 10 no e.
euse Sor anyone. youas er old. hsvias
thu. stragslius hair. either full Of
daadra6 or heavy end rank smelling
with excessive oil.
You can brias hack the natural
color Of your hair N . few days aad
forever rid yourself OF any dandru6
and loosc hairs. aAA make your hair
grow strong and beautiful by using
wyeth's Sage and sulphur Hair Rem
edy. ror generations common gar
den Sage has bsSn used for rsstorins
and preserving the color OF the hair.
and sulphur u recognised By scalp
~ being excellent treat.
insnt Of hair ahd scalp troubles.
II you arc troubled with dandrur
or itchins scalp. or u your hair 10
iosins It's eo,br or eomins out. get
nfty csai bosie OF wysth's Sage and
sulphur fsen your druggist. and no
lice the Improvement In the appear
ases Of ySur hair alter . few days
lrsasmOnt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18

TAs iassasisssasy q Bourne = -.
AnDnAs1 h Ais in1s0salsas eaA11laev
~ ~ ssaaesesAiD. Bourne vioseoUs-
y eAaaDiens the direct petnAs1 -
ieaS - - aHl his lstenAs resolve Nv.
eeaels rsssgai1sa anA sevstsl Dsllo-
~ s9isA Dst vhsa he seAse fsllev
Vias sss va1ss ~ soesasiea e ~
saae lAv. Bourne y tAs 0sse - -.
DuliAts ~ syseso - - ufge ~
seDH1iaaasa by he sAssterasA Dsasas
'saAase j1stify Ais in1sosa1sat san1i'
lasy. In satssiAs tAs ssatsss ess tAs
ssaatsssAip. As proves himself - e.
eay e The direct Dstnasy of Which
- = he pessssss1 lslsnl aal l0sa1-
-.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18

answer for waat theseoe she p1alnl18
will apply 70 the e0ust Ter tAs sells6
prayed for II the said seoplaine. -
Wit: For . decree o. the eeust thas
the bonds Of mstriooay sev sxiDe1n0
between plaintiff ed lsesslase -
dissolved; that the plaiasiR - ~.
mitted 70 assume her nsilsa aane
Antoinstts ShaRsr. go fer sush seher
and further relief - the pssoiss WIN
warrsat.
This svnmoas = publlshs1 u ~
said klamath Rspublisas Dsss1aas -
an order Of the Hosorsbls Bsasy l..
Benson. Judge OF the Circuit CesSt
Of the State Of Orsgoa Tor ne Ceanty
CT Klamath. mads On oetebss 8. 1919.
". .. WILLY.
Attorney for Paints.
io-ie-1i-sir
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18
NoeSce fee Publneaessa
(Not coal lande)

Noetce fes Pubaeae1sa
(Not coal laads)
Department Of the Interior. Unitsd
States Land once st Laksvisv.
Oregon. September Z. 1913.
Notice d hereby givsa that william
T. schreinsr Of klamath. Pals. Ore
gon. who. on February ~. 1913.
msde homestead entry No. ol7eS. for
the SEX Sc Sec. 10: ~ MEN. /.
Sec. 10: swk Nwk. Sec. 30. Town
ship 81 g.. Range . T.. willansets
Meridian. has Alsd notice Of intsntion
TO make nnai ccmmutstios proof. 70
claim TO the land above de-
scribed. before C. n. De Lap. county
clerk Of klamath eounty. at klamath
Falls. Ore. on the 18th day OF octo-
hsr. 1919.
Claimant names - witnesses:
John llasslstsin. rrsa n. Dtaglsf.
John r. Hasslstsin. Stephen HssliAy.
rli Of klamath Islls. 0segoa.
A. W. 0RToN.
s-i3-is-isr Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18

PRIMARY PesWoeaeN - oeeOs0 oyses@
D bsesaias - Independent saali.
lAts 3 suesse1 hinsslf. Senator
1sasas ~ oaaly ssouliatsl The direct
DsinAsy Nv. This measure b The
vssy ssuA1st1sa q Ne Orsees systsa
g vAisA 0sasas AAs bssa - avevsA
eAAAS1sa. 0at this = ~ sAs 0sst
~ - has ssosliass1 tAis establish.
q Nv q tAs DseVls. I've ysars ass
~ sDssly urged Republicans - sup-
Dsst he Deoossatic soaiass fss eev.
ssass - aOaiAst The RsDubiieas saa1i.
1ats VIE vas regularly sooiaats1
sa1ss tAs direct Dsinasy. Ts osaAtse
0sssas tAs direct psiaasy b . sasss1
1nsutstase - lsas - II serves biz
ssl1aA DsaitisA anbatisas. Dat vhsa
4 tAils - reader tAas ssrviss. 0ss ~
o1vlsss ~ rspSliasies.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18

Notice 10 hereby givsa that ~ o.
der Of the County Court 4 Klamath
County. stata Of 0ssGoa. nsAe anl
entered on the sth day ef oeeebes.
4. D. 1919. fstsr Clean hes besa ~
pointed admiaistyator OF the sstate
OF 0sorgiana Glenn. dseeAssl; aal
that al persons hevias elsins asaiase
said estate are hereby Peeuife1 -
present the same with tie asssssary
vouchers duly vsrins1 70 hin. she
undersigned sdninistrater within alz
months from the cate os this neeieo.
to-wif. from the 10th day Ut octeber.
lsla; that such claims may - - ~
ssptsd to said sauinistrateT. q Nor
rill. klamath County. Oregon. o. -
the oGlce OF G. G. Brewer. aAtesnsD
for said adninistrstor sAd, ss1a1e q
his Law olles In klamath Hallo. h
said county and stste; an1 ~ poguoae
showing thelpslvee - ~ ianoooo1 =
said estate are requested 70 nahe
payment thereof 70 sai1 slnints-
traitor.
Dated this isth day ss 0s>ehsss
=. u. 1919. s
PprnR ol.u,lN.
Administrator Of the uhtAAs q Qeos.
giana Glenn. Desease1.
o. g. bRQWnR. ATTORNEY ies natnae'
Nn4n.af.aA ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18
NOTICES
Nossce os PrecssdiaGp to Dssernias
Wasse Riohes


Noeice oS Procesdiaap 70 Glseesssimc
Wssss Ri0hes 4.
Before the Board Of Control OF the
state Of Oregon. Water Division
No. !. klamath County.
In the Matter Of the Dstsrmiastiou Of
the Relative Rights TO the Wa
ters Of Cherry Greek. . tributary
OF Upper klamath Lake.
To All Psrsoas. Firms and Corpora
tions. claiming . right 70 the. use Of
the waters Of the above named stream
or any tributary thereof. or owains or
being In possession Of laads bordering
on or having access to said stream o.
any Of IL tributaries. In the county OF
klamath. state Of Oregon. and To All
Whom Il NAY Concern:
IL the Name Of the state Of Ors-
gon: You and ssch OF you are here
By noti6sd that the state engineer u
the state Of Oregon viii begin an In
vestisation OF the how Of that certain
stream known - Cherry Greek and
It's tributaries. situated In Klamath
County. Oregon. and the various
bitches divsrtins water thsrsfrom On
Thursday. the sth day Of December.
1919.
And you are hereby further no,'oed
that the superintendent Of water d.
vision No. I Of the state Of Oregon
will commence the taking OF .ssti.
mony - to the rights OF all parties
claiming water from said stream. or
IL tributaries on Monday. tn, sth
day OF December. 1919. at the hoar OF
10 o'clockss n. at the Court hOWss
In the City Of klamath Pals. klam-
ath County. Oregon. and viii there
after continue the taking OF testimony
until the same d completed.
And you are hereby ordered u ap-
pear before the undersigned supe,'r-
tsndsat OF water division No. 4. Of
Oregon. at the time end place above
and submit proof %. your
claim to the waters Of aid ssrsara. or
tributary thereof. II anv right taSrcto
b claims1 b. yoa; aai yos are asrs'.,
further noti6sd that II you fail to
appear and submit proof Of your
claim and right TO the use OF such
waters. default vii b entered against
you. and you viii bs barred and e.
topped from subsequently, asserting
any right to said waters and will be
held to have forfeited all right to the
use OF said waters therstofore claimed
BY you.
ny order OF the Board Of Control
Of the state OF Oregon.
Dated September .. 1919. at Salem
Oregon.
JOHN H. LEWIS.
state Engineer
JAMES T. CHlNNOCK.
Water Division No. I.
GEO. z. COCHRAN.
water Division No. ..
10-l1-lo-1tr
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& Grossbeck. In klamath EAlis. Ore.
gon. within six months from the date
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Dated st klamath Fslls. Oregon.
this sth day Of October. 1913. -t
ROBERT A. EMMITT.
Administrator Of the Estate Of YrsA
Biehn, Deceased. 1e.le-l1-7 Q