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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
BABY SHOT HIMsELF7
Police Are Puzzled to Know How He
sCould Do IL.

Bridgeton, \. J.. April s0.-Alex-
ander Talazons. two years old. j. in
the hospital to-day with severe wounds
after shooting himself with his IA
ther's rife The weapon had been left
standing beside the house. the father
said. Poliee authorities are puzzled
a. % hov the boy was able 10 dis
charge It.. No one wa= near and no
one IN the house remembered hearing
thr shot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
DANvILLE CORPORATION.
Sugarnakers TO Join in Concerted
Move.

Articles OF association have been filed
with the secretary Of state by the Dan
willie Maple Sugsrmakers' association,
Inc, which viii issue $50 shares of $40
par value each A meeting to organize
the corporation will be held in the
Danville town hall on April %. The
number of subscribers at present Is
nine.
Borden & Howard OF Woodstock are
to issue 10 shares OF stock. for which
they win receive 1000 in cash, accord
ing to a certificate filed with the secre-
tary of state.
The \. p. Wheeler Hotel corporation,
which operates the Junction house in
White River Junction, is to Issue l50
shares at 300 par value each. and a
certificate has been filed with the sec
retary of state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
NO INVITATION RECEIVED.
For United States to Send Representa-.
tive to Bank Conference.

Washington. d. O., April 20-Pres-
ence of a representative of the federal
reserve system az an international
conference of hanks of issue as pro-
posed at Genoa probably would de.
pend ON the circumstances upon which
such meeting was called. it was said
to-day at the treasury. No invitation
has yet been received from Genoa, It
was stated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
NO ANTHRAX FOUND.
State Official Finds Bethel Report Wa
Not True.

No cases of anthrax we're found 81
Bethel yesterday by DIR. A. J. DeFos
sett of the state board of agriculture
who went down TO investigate reports
that the disease had re-appearcd il
cattle there. The report was found e
have arisen from the fact that ha,
from formerly infected farm wal
being fed out to livestock, but the feed
ing had not spread the disease. Thi
last death of an animal in that sicin
ity from anthrax occurred last Noyem
Der.
The disease can be controlled bl
prompt vaccination or by serum treat
ment in case the infection has gotter
into the system, il is stated by DIR. ID
Fossett
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
BETHEL FOREST SLIPPING
AWAY FROM ITS OWNER

Bethel, April 20.--One Of the
results OF the landslide in the
highway near r. H. W. Ovens
last week was the cutting of
telephone communication. Three
times the company restored the
wires, but To no permanent
avail, since every time a slide
occurred the line snapped again.
II seems incredible that vir-
tual forest should have taken
such a slide. roots of huge trees
apparently having no power to
hold the mass of earth. Rural
Mail Carrier j. 4. Pease has
been much handicapped in his
movements in that part of route
two.
TO some people there seems
little hope that the road will
ever be reopened, as the slide
may recur at any time, the roots
apparently being no safeguard.
Clayton L. Sanders is the owner
Of the woodland which.is getting
away from him unexpectedly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
IF HE GAVE $40, 100000 TO U.
S. DOESN'T KNOW 1T NOW

Washington. d. G., April 90,
Henry Ford has disclaimed any
responsibility for printed reports
that he returned to the United
States treasury approximately
$2a, 100000 in war profits. Re-
plying to letter from Secretary
Mellon, asking an explanation Of
the report, the Detroit manufac-
tnrer's secretary said Mr.. Ford
knew nothing Of the statement
until he had seen it in print.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
MUCH READY CASH.
Underwritings for szo,Ooo,ooo Immedi-
ately 0versubscribsd.

New York. April 20.-New financial
underwriiings aggregatins Sio0O00o
were publicly offered and immediate
iy oser-ubscribed to-day. An interna-
iional banking house -eli an sddifina-
N Si0.cCo0n Of Paris l.yon- Neiiier
rancan railrosi six prr cent hoids All
syniicate Offering of ssnWn0on Sin.
clair Cruir Oii fhrse scsr- fre and
ont h1n per rfpt neics was Disposed
IF ~ couatrs -Hids psriiciPation-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
ANTI-cHRIsrIAN MOVEMENT
Is Spreading Rapidly Throughout
China, Says Annoy Report.

Annoy. China. April 20 (By the Asso-
ciated Press An Christian move
ment. said TO have started with the
formation Of 20 organizations in Pc
king university, j. spreading rapidly
over China, according 10 reports reach
ing here. The agitation has reached
Annoy university the government
schools and other institutions
Christian leaders aud the consular
authorities express alarm al the tx
tent Of she movement. which Is report
ed to be backed BY communist sgi-
tatorS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
A So h the Hearen..

The first time monoplane. like a
great dragon fs. sailed over certain
sleepy little Scotch town. couple Of
topcrs got the scare of their lives
Lord save ~. sandy" cried one.
gazing upward IN terror.
~Neeli Weed, And can " sec IL.
too. ramnhsfr returned the other
schast.
Ah'm -crnif terra plain
Sandy hrcathed = sirh of rrlicf.
AID NJ Ike 10 sec ID ~ myself. p
D. otserfed
-Nhai tax " 81 10 ~. Sandr q
= ken uecl it-s sirn
-Ar uhai Kind 81 o sirn. sandy
What kins q siEa ronf niuna
70 ken. Sure ~ sirr vo1 sud rar.
Fariulss uu.f rcf ~ tt b ehusker. -
Bcsfor IrsnaCrtrf.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
HUGE SUIT STARTED.
Action Against City Of New York Call,
for Sso.ooo.Ooo Damages.

New York. April 20.-Asking $50.
Oo0Os9 damages because Of the cityf
failure 10 contract transit faeilitiei
called for under the iual subway com
tracts. Lindlcv NJ Garrison. receisei
Cor the New York Municipal Railway
corporation and the New York Com
solidated Railroad company. to-day
filed = bill in equity against the city i
federal court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
UNIVERSAL AmPLIFIER.
Has Been Perfected Which Is Said to
Be Successful.

Washington, ID. C., april 20.-Secre-
tary DENLY announces that the bureau
of engineering Of the navy department
has arrived az a successful design of a
universal smplifef for radio COM
munication and other similar purposes.
Heretofore. it is explained. the ampli-
fiers obtainable would only amplify
incoming signals over a narrow band OF
wave lengths. but now DIR. J. NJ. Mil
Ter, Of the navy radio research labora-
tory. has constructed six stage
ampliher which gives practically the
same amplihcation from a lower
limit of several hundred metres TO an
upper limit in the neighborhood Of 90
600 metres
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
PROMINENT IN FIrcHBURG.
Henry A. Goodwin, Aged 81, Was Old
est Native Of the City.

Fiichburg. Mass. April 20.-Henry
A. Goodrich. ~ years old. the oldest
native OF Fitchburg, and one of the
mos; prominent men in the city, died
today.
Mr. Goodrich was for many wears
the leading clothing merchant OF the
city. He vas the last representative
10 the Massachusetts legislature from
Fitchburg a. a town in 1870 and 1871,
was a trustee Of the Wallace public d.
brsry for - years, was a member Of
the school board for p years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
CAREY-cAMPBELL.
Marriage Took Place at the Barre Cit,
Hall.

A very quiet wedding occurred at tn
clerks office last Tuesday wheI
Justice Of Peace James Smart united ii
marriage John Leonard Carey of Nortl
Main street and Miss Mary Margarei
Campbell of Cummings street, Mont
pelier, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlol
Campbell of that city.
The wedding viii come as surpris,
to friends, from whom the secret wal
well kept the license being issued onlI
five minutes before the ceremony wal
performed. Mr.. Carey is well know,
in this city and is granite cutie
by trade.
The young couple left Immediately
for New York City on their honeymoon
trip.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
SPANISH BEAT ENGLISH.
In Tennis Tournament Concluded at
Barcelona.

Barcelona. April s0.-Thc Spanish
team won from the English in the lawn
tennis tournament concluded here YES.
to-day. ten matches 20 two.
+. In the doubles Of the final dave play
Gomar and Manuel Alonzo for Spain
defeated r. ID. MacRea and =. g. Lowe
G-3. oil. 80 Ga. GO. Comar and
Manuel Alonz0 won from c. q. \. Tur-
buil and J. p. Bsines 80. e.. &c. -.
and lowe and MacRea eanquished
Flanquer and . Alenzo. Sc. ga. G-s.
f-G
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
BOXER BADLY mAULED.
But II Was Outside the Prize Ring.
Claims He Was Kidnapped.

Peoria. m. April 20 Stanley
Everett. rekin. Ill. bantanaveieht
boxer who mysteriously disappeared
before q match last night IN which be
was to have met Herbic Schaefer Of
Chirago. arrived ~ his home in Pckin
early this morning. badly beaten up
and told q story Of having been kid
mapped in Peoris and thrown into q
box car a. Wesley city. unconscious
When De rersined consciousness he
- u. Dc walked o. Pekin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
szs,oco GUARANTEE
To Stranger Lewis for a Bout With
John Pesek.

Chicago. April 20.-A straight guar.
antee of S25 900 has been offered Ed
l.'Stranglernl Lewis. heavyweight
champion wrestler. for a match with
John Pesek Of Nebraska. by the Thee-
dore Roosevelt post of the American
Legion.
The match would be to a finish in
Chicago on June IL. in the open.
Pesek's signature has been obtained.
The amount offered Lewis would be a
record purse for a Chicago wrestling
match. II would exceed BY 5000 the
purse given Gotch when he wresilcd
Hackenschmidts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
RESIST WAGE REDUCTION.
Leather Workers Will Not Negotiate
for That Purpose.

Salem. Mass. April ~. John J..
Shea, general organizer of the Jn;tc.l
Leather Workers international Union
IT America. this morning issued n
statement that the union viii not en-
ter into negotiations with the manu-
facturers' association Nav I for ne
coming YEAR and that all efforts 10 re-
duce wages viii be resisted by strikes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
FAvORs LOAN TO LIBERIA
Heus- ways and Mesns commiits.
Votes fs 10 3

Na-hingfeu. y. c. April so-By =
e1te ~ ~ to ?. tae House ssFs and
means eommiiief farorabiy reported
teias 81. Fordncy rcs,iufior. au-
tkesir'nr = iosn ~ S5fs0o0o 10 thc
f-pu5lIf q L7blriz-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
r r. D. Carriers to Gather crop
Statistics

Washnzfor y. C April 81.
Utilization 81 fhe srrtires 81 rural lef-
ter oerFtcrs icr gathering rrep data
srd other ar1irrliural stati-fifs uas
aufhorizef - day ts rostmastcr
6rneTai Wcfk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20
Will Not Participate in
Futher Discussion of
Russian Affairs
BECAUSE OF PACT
WITH RUSSIANS
Prime Minister Lloy d
George Announced at
Genoa To-day

Genoa, April 20 tBy the Associated
Pressj.-Prime Minister LLOYD George
to-day said the German delegation to
the economic conference had agreed to
accept the condition OF the allies not
to participate in further discussions Of
Russian affairs, as result of having
signed the Russo German treaty at
Rapallo last Sunday
Mr. Lloyd George emphatically de.
MED that DIR, Walter Rathenau, the
German foreign minister and signatory
for Germany of the treaty, had ever
informed him, either directly or iudi-
rectly, Of negotiations regarding the
Russo-German pact.
Mr. Lloyd George said the political
of the conference would
meet tomorrow to consider the Rus
sian reply to the allied proposals pre-
sented to the Russian delegates Hast
week. reply was expected to be re-
ceiyed to-day. The premier predicted
success for the conference.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-20

Paris, April 20 (By the Associated
Press - Instructions sent by Premier
Poincare TO the French ambassadors in
the capitals of the allies, and fully an
proved by the cabinet, are TO insist
that energetic measures must be taken
and penalties applied to Germany II
the Russo-German treaty is not abro.
gated, regardless of what the Genoa
conference may decide.
The premier's position is that there
can be no more hesitation in the execu-
tion OF the treaty of Versailles and that
unless its execution is insisted upon
now with evidences of determination
on the part of the allies, the Versailles
pact might as well be abandoned alto.
gether
He holds that none Of the conces-
sions made to Germany has led in any
respect to cohciIiation. but rather that
they have been taken by Germany as
evidences Of the weakness of the al
hes, and a. encouragement for further
resistance.
Premier Poincare has held consults
tions with a number of leaders OF tho
different parties in the past two days,
besides keeping the cabinet in close
touch with the situation.
The conservatives and the national.
lists advised firm attitude as was. ex
pected. while the more liberal clements
in Parliament represented by such lead
ers as Deputy Herriot, head of the rad.
Icals, also gave the premier to under.
stand they would support the cab
met in demanding that stop be put
TO violations OF the Versailles treaty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-24
CITATION

IN THE COUNTY CoI'RT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KJ'AM'
ATH COUNTY
In the Matter Of Tho Estate N, Sam.
uel Wolf Neat deceased
To George ~. Neat and Ie,ba
shankland.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON. You are hereby ci,ad
and required 10 apDear before the
above entitled court m The conrt.
room thereof In the civ of Klamn,h
Falls. Klamath county Oregon on
els, day OF August. 1872 n, q o'c,ocI
y NJ. then and there IN show causs
II any Won have. why an order shonId
moi be entered by said court author.
izInv NJ. n Spencer adminis,rator
OF said estate. 10 sell M nriynte sale
for cash or upon terms the follow
ing real propcrty belonging 10 said
estate:
Situate In klamath County. Ore.
gon: Commencing al a point where
rho s,u,h Hna ~ ,ha ,or,h 6ai,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-24
NOTICE
SI'EtTAL I,OND AND CONTiiScr
ELECTION SHASTA VIEW
II.1tlGAT1ON DISTRICT

Notice IN hereby given that a ape.
2Sth day OF July 1922, at the herein
after specified polling place In Shas-
tn View Irrigation District Klamath
County. Oregon. to determine wheth-
or bonds OF said District In the sum
Of One Hundred Twenty Thousand
DOllars N120. 00O. .O0J shall he issued
for the purpose OF providing funds
for procuring necessary reclamation
works. acquiring the necessary pro.
perty and rights therefor, for the
purchase ana acquisition Of canals.
water rights. and for work and con.
siructiOn. and for otherwise carry.
ing out the proylsions OF law, and for
tho further purpose OF voting upon
the following question:
shall the Shasta View IRRIGATION
District Of Klamath County. Oregon
enter into n contract with the United
tcs OF America for n water right
for the lands Of said District wherein
and whereby the maximum amount
to be paid for said water right Ia to
be- tblrty.four dollars per acre for
each and every lrrIgable acre within
an annual operation and maintenance
charge equal to one-half OF the acre
charge assessed against the lands OF
the Klamath Project and an equit-
able proportion Of any expense Incur
red by the United stnt"s In regulating
the water level OF Upper Klamath
Lake and the proportionnte part Of
tho cost Of additional drainage upon
the klamath Project made necessary
by the Increased seepage upon the
Klamath Project caused by the
work provided for In said contract.
not exceeding. however. ten dollars
per acre for such drainage"
The polls shall be opened at eight
o'clock on the morning OF the cleo
tIon. and be- kept open until five
o'clock IN the afternoon. when the
samc mus, be closed
~ such election. the ballots shall
contain the words BONDS YES"
and BONDS No." and the words
WITH THE UNITED
STATES YES" and CONTRACT
WITH THE UNITED STATES
No"
Tho Board OF Directors have spe.
ciii"d the following polling place in
said District for said election: The
Shasta View School House located
In the Southeast quar-
ter Of Southeast quarter OF Section q.
IL South. Range i2 East
OF the Willamctte Meridian within
tho boundaries OF said District.
Said election must be held and the
result thereof determined and de-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-24
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE


IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM-
ATH COUNTY.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Ste
phcn w, Turner, deceased,
Notice IL hereby given that pur-
suant To an order of the above en-.
titled court, made and entered on
July 10, 1879, the undersigned ad-
ministrator OF the above mentioned
estate, from and after August 81,
1899, said administrator win sell AT
private sale real property belonging
to said estate, described as,
Situate in Klamath County. Ore
gon, Lots q and OF Block I of
Iiollistor Addition to tho city of
Klamath Falls. Oregon. together
with certain furnishing therein.
the whole thereof constituting u
rooming or apartment house.
Said sale will be made to the high
est bidder for cash, or part cash and
balance terms, subject To confirma-
tion by tho court, conveyance to be
made by administrators deed con-
yeying to purchaser all right, title.
and interest. owned or possessed by
said deceased. In said premeses ut the
time OF his death.
Dated; July II, 1929,
u. C, GROESBECK,
Administrator Of the Estate OF Ste
phcn w. Turner, Deceased,
J II "a 3i-A Z IA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-24
VOICE
SPECIAL BOND iND .DSri:N r
ELECTION MAIIS IEEIGt.
JID\ Ib1SGls1t

NO'I'p lN hereby gwen that q Epe-
clal election win he held on Friday.
rho 2Sth day nf July 1929. ai the
hereinafter specified polling place In
Malin irrIga'i ion District. Klamath
County. Oregon. 10 determine whcth.
or bonds of said District In the sum
of one Hundred Thousand Dollars
tl0O. COCOON shall be Issued for tho
purpose Of providing funds for pro-
curing necessary reclamation works.
acquiring the necessary property and
rights thorefD,. for purchase and nc.
Iu.,itlOh OF canais. water rights. ana
for work ann construction, and for
otherwise carrying out the provisions
OF law. and for the further purpose
Of voting upon the following ques-
tion:
Shall the MalIn Irrigation Dis
trIct OF Klamath County, Oregon en-
ter into n contract with the United
States OF America for "a water right
for the lands Of said District wherein
and whereby the maximum amount
Given by order nj the Bonrl of
he $4,000 per acre for each and
every irrigahie acre within tn. blum
dari.s Of the said District and an
annual operation and main'cnanc"
'hnrgc equal 20 one-half tn. a'r"
charge assessed against the lands OF
the Klamath ProJecD and an equit-
able proportion Of any expenA Incur
red by the United States In regulating
the water level of Upper kinmath
Lake and the proportionate part Of
the cost OF additional drainage upon
the Klamath Project made necessary
by the increased seepage upon the
klamath project caused by the
work provided for In said contract,
not exceeding. however. ten dollars
per acre for such drainage"
The polls shall be opened at eight
o'clock on the morning OF the cleo
tion. and be kept open until five
O'Clock In the afternoon. when the
same must be closed.
At surh election. the ballots shall
the words "BONDS-YES"
and BONDS NO." and the words
CONTRACT WITH THE UNITED
and CONTRACT
WITH THE UNITED STATES
No"
The Board OF Directors have spe-
Gifted the following polling place in
said Distric; for said election: The
Residence Of John Spolek, located
In the South half OF
quarter OF Section ~.
~ South. Range i2 East
u the Willamette Meridian within
he boundaries OF the said Malin lr-
District.
Said election must be held and the
result thereof determined and de-
'larod In all respects as nearly as
practical In conformity with the pro-
'isions OF law governing the election
II Officers,
Given gy order OF the Board OF
Directors OF the Malin Irrigation
District this the 9th day OF June,
\, u. 1922.
u. NJ. BUBB. President.
G. X. BEARDSLEY,
FRANK LAMPLOT,
Board OF Directors.
Attest:
u. NJ. Stastny.
Secretary.
2i--Jy q. 10. ~. %
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-24
NOTICE or SALE

Notice is hereby given that the
directors of the Spring Valley Tcle-
phone Company viii ut H!ldebrand
Oregon on August :, 1929, soil at
private sale by authority OF Article
7. Section 3 of the by-laws of said
company, the sharcs owned by the
following persons who are now dcl<
inluont In the matter of payment
OF assessments and fees ON aaNl
shares: Il. =. Pool, Geo, Smytho.
j, Horton, Adam Woldman. William
Patton Estate, e, II iiurgdorf, II. J.
. brian, Hans Stochalcr Estate, NJ.
H. Nelson ard y, j, liauman,
Giyen by order of the board OF
directors of Spring Valley Telephone
CO., this SIN day Of July, 1899.
l.. a, STERZL, Pren,
II. l.. MILLS. Secy,
TIIEO. w. FI.ACkCS.
\. NJ. ANDERSON,
i, =. COLAIIAN.
hoard ot Directors,
j 1913
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-24
SvNsiONS
Equity No. ti5t
~ TiIE CIRCUIT COUNT OF TiiE
STATE OF OltEt'ON. ron KLtM.
80 Nsitp<S

ATH COUNTY
Itoboccn NJ, Wilson, and Lorraine
l.nngMroth and T. r Porter. Plain.
iifm.
Arthur Vernon. Vera Vernon
Mary ". Hanson ana &. ~. raNon
and Jane Doe paSson. hiA wife. D.,
fundHntR.
To Arthur Vernon, Vera Vernon
Mary " Hanson, &. ~ I'nNrOn
aud Ian" Doe rnSHon. wife Of e.
", pnsRpn, defendants:
IN the name ~ ~. State Of Oregon
YOu are hereby required to ap.
pear nnd nnHw"r the complaint III.
I'd against you In III. HbOy" entitled
court and cause within EiN weeks
from N" first publication Of this
summons, which date " IN" lDth dny
~ June. 1879. and II you fail va Ia
appear and answer. th' plaintiffs
viii npWy Ia the court for IN. relief
prayud FOR IN said complaint. to.wit' :
for u Judgment for the Hum ~ 5000.
90 ana Interest thereon az IN, rate ~
"lEhi per cent per annum from March
i3ih. 1871, for III" sum of sDi 90
taxes paid by plaintiffs. on the land
hereinafter described. for $1,000 AT.
iOruuyE ir'H md Tor costs and dis.
bur "monts herein. for the fOfoclos.
ur- uf y trust decd mad" and "NrCui.
I'd ~ tho fnllowin. described real
estate, situate In klamath County.
state Of Oregon. tO.Wit:
Tn" east half Of tho southeast
quarter of section 81. the northwest
quarter ~ III" nOrthA"st quarter Of
section 20. tho northeast Iulrtor Of
th" northeast quarter of roctlon 20
all In township 81. south 0f range
ten "Vt OF NJ Willamette Meridian.
and FOR sale ~ said property and N"
application. of the proceeds NJ said
rnl" 10 ih. payment of said judgment
This rummonH " served on YOU by
publication by order Of III" Hon. \.
L. LnaNitt. Judge Of III. above On.
titled court. wlrch said order was
mad" and entered on the iIth day
of June. 1922. and the time pr"scrib.
cd thc:cln for publication OF said
sumons H. six Jb weeks successive.
ly beginning with 'ho Issue of June
10, 1922, that being the date Of the
first iuhlication thereof and ending
With III. issue of July 81. 1929. that
bciug the date of the last publication
thereof
RENNER. MANNING a GANONG.
Resld"nc" and address American Ma
t.onal Bank Bldg, klamath Falls.
Oregon.
l. l. PORTER al. ST!pP.
ltesidenc" and address. Oregon city.
Clackamas county, Oregon
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
Juno 1926 July 3-i0-i1-2i-3l