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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1908)
W"! lie f telling Mostly .' I,fll,t'r ,n Klimatli I'"!!" Our Advertisers Get the Beat Results . . . KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. TUKSDAY, JUNE 9. 1908. Price, 5 Cents. SECURE CITY FUNDS WOOD RIVER WELLS gnawjpYB"' No-r,7!!' Business and Professional Men Must Pay City License MAYOR AND COUNCIL FAVOR TAX Misance Will Ho Passed Providing lor Occupation la On All Htisinoss Concerns und Professions Reve nues Needed to Conduct Alftiirs of City KUmilli lalU going liv I'M !' KijoMiiltUnlyro'liicll ...0" In Inn i ...... I.I-... ..( I-Ili liilifiltV III inaiii!""" '" " " ' (ijllfril'iifol lhrlly giiVrinniflit. Iblift '""" '"1 llt liluwrry pill rtlU lilnrt liy prohibition wh'ih that Ml i ahoil Unit londltioiia nlll to ndjutl Ifirmtrlvr tint th city will ! Mm u ii' I hIiiii,( nicely without the rei. rliint hl'li'l'tfnlr dcllled (mill lliii iinr Until i. Ihi'orrtipallon tax la iih being (ully i Into rffrrt on J"')' I'1 means t ! jtlhu'tisaiil not only liy lliu Mayor and Ithtfiirii'iei.llliprll) will I ilrciraad Iivn)Mimlir " i" nma.ary i ! bom; tonn other way ami with tbli Lkitrilnile II"' Ma)r ami tin- mini nlbtr U-rii'lriiniiiK nteaiia Itir lev) io( an icriipaliiHI tax What llii' taiuont fcl tlil l will I haa ""I )cl Iheroiincil, hut nlanhy all of llii' Imti una mm il'tlm illy, l!ier)nno la lawaio that aoiuvthilig mini bu done In prut !) ineaita for miming the affalra of lilt rlly Mini tit urciipallcm tat senna llii) only aoltillou fur lli" iiirallnii. Iheii l aln tome talk ol lht ill tax, lfailU-l, Imt all Imalm-M filtni and j hut I hi It nut an !iiinlaiit aa thrntlur inJmalonit melt will lw ilaaaifle.1 and a tjttapiordarcmilluitlv- Iliftnif mote lliati iiiin liiliMlnslat.il Il truly air iont an I limit In tlila nljlhit lll In subject In the taiallun, livllfjoi thl it n rt"te-l .t tuMcletit rrtoa ill la- id Hied In nut only meet tlltf Ike current ripen', hut aim In i; tit I imp ul ilia wirinnl tuilelitiil- ollliriilr Imvoieli nir t'em that llm tax la sstanrtratary harilahip, Imt llioti who mUiMIip tliiiaiiou will readily air lUtll lia prutritlon. A iiiiiiiWrnlllir kill tilth turn hnic aliraily got to- riaJ arrrl lliat tliy ari' willing jpi;lllii )rar Tlila will mean FUlntrjr ioii who engages In tlila ttofbuilneaaiothia city will Iw tub- t la lUi Ik lip niimrll acta on llie ixooaanJitluii. Il la wry probable iMIIitttut will I mice Iiiiiii llio In llttlptf )Pr, ami nt ttits lint Hireling I1 tat council an ordinance nlll be 111- Imlucnl wlilclt will Hi tlin tax anil tlir lOorl for tliu ailuiij klmla of bail- mttUklliliini'iila ami pmfeaint:a. Is addition lo this matter, A lax or Ikmn fur all itMlora la Mug con- la-UteJ, in the council hIII act nn the fcMillon In way that Ilia result will tu r protection i.l tin. business firm of rlly as well it n ii'vriinn for Hie ily, Tll IliM Mill H. iiiiH..j, will Ixi I-ltlqiwrU-ily a. I Mt It will not U "barJnrillu. yan, nmlll latlinulil nil. I ia nut lirclvln murli altrntiiiii nt llila lliii". , Piiruwcll to Klamath KLAMATH WELL REPRESENTED Klnmatli na will ici.iih.iiI(h nl tin-Ui"- Carnival, Aaiiln Irmn liaviiiK n InrKitili'li'KitlniMil iKKniti-rn in llic ltoo City during llm IVatlvallliKlloat attract mIii mint ili'iil i, atlviitioii na It na L'i'livrally iiiiiiriiimiil nm of llio moat nltiaUlw In acvcral niinl-a. m float ua llrat mnl In Ilia IimIiiiIiUI ,aracl(), iiml on lat r'atunluv it wua attain umil in Hit Wooilmrii of llm WoiM parailf. Uicil Wmnlinfii ti'iurpil Hit llont lor tlila octaamn mi I in aiMltlon to tlir many atlrncllvii fi-atim tlit-y aocurr.1 tin nii'ttli-at kIiI in tliu atntu of Wnnli niKton In i 1.1m nn the 4t ri-iniwiit n milk miM, C.T. Oilier inula iiiiiiiIkt of otlici K'lainilli I a 1 1 Wooilmvu pir llii'iatiil In tlila iaiailo anil actiil at a i Ml cnroiirt lor llm Klnmatli Hunt. 1 liry wrru trnilvn-il an ovation all alonx tin lliif of inaicli ninl fri-'iit nlly II una livanl tlial tin Klnmatli iMH(f ciitatlon Haaan Mi-al ohm. V., W.r'mltli, lm liaatlKTontiad for ImililliiK llic fair K'onnil raru track la Kdtliitr iiIoiik iilcoly with tin. work and iilitilt lint; a track Hint wlllbt lint clan LAKE ELECTION SHOWS FIGHT llo'iorta from Ijtkn County art tlin Hit ri-cent county fal rumoial iiifllon plajivl prominent part In (lie elcctlnn. Kvery ono h lm fnlltil to iuVn tlfy liirnai-lf with tho movi-rneut wn "urn In reculu u amall volu in tin north etnlof tlicrounly. It will Ut te iixinlivrcd that llm iiicih w.ii not ntilnnlttiil to a into, onlriK to tliu fact tint many of tliu aliment witlnlrcw llie.rnamei juatbuforo flccllon nrxl left tlm ietllion without Hie niilii'ci num. Inr of alKnatttrca to cntlllo it to a place on tlialmllot. A inimlMjr of tho can IMnlrri from tho couth mil of tin lonnty ncrctlMfi-alcil U'Cailat llipy wi'ii lilcnlllifil with those nlio oppoct-d tin removal of the county rtat from Lake view, Il atctni that tliu only rolntlori for tho antauoriinin hetwicli tliu two enila ol the county Ilea In tliu crtatlon f ii nen county anil llu ptoplu of tho a'jtitli cnil are hearlil) In favor of th!. Tliu hand la (tolni ahfad viitli tliu pro paratlona for ita uVnlc on tliu fourth. Il la preiiinii.l that tin city will not crlcbiatuand theentertalntnent uffonlvd liy the hand nil! he rather unlipiu and In rirry rpt-ct. ArrariKcmtrnla ihould , will laku tin- place of thrctiMomary cclu Ik ataiti) 'Kin fur a hit fair tlila I'all. i hrntiun. Boring For Artesian Water In All Parts of Valley WILL USE WATER FOR IRRIGATION Experiments With Artesian Flows Proving Successful In All Sections of Northern Klamath At Lsnst 20 More Wells Will Soon Be Sunk Arrest at Bonanza' Jack Kvana, of Bonanza, wu arretted )eatcritay liy Deputy Sheriff John Schal lock nl coinplalutof Monroe I.ytle, and ho waa hrotiKhtlo litis city for trial. The complaint allene.i that on June 2nd Jack Kvana outraged the puhllc moralt of tbe city of llonaiira by appcarini on tbe atreet, tlothcd in woman's nether gar lucnta. It la raid that the caperi of Mr. I'ratii canted quito a acnaatlon in the little city. I. A Piiltl Mill Itiir in a few il) (or San Dt-iin, hvrr lii will rrtldi' pi r inineiitly, llv In illil til inn"! .f hit Inlriiata In Ihlf II) rtml will Iimim ullrr put hi hla Hum lhitlti( himthvrii Cnllfiinila. .Mr.l'nffy ajifitl tho ijie iter UI of I'leieii )iai in tlila rlly and ilur ni! that llmi' lip lina had Ilia ahari' of Ihu ciiliitrj' proKrlly. While a rifl lent ol Ihla cil) hawaa a Hood hooltcr for Ihu rotintry and it It afu tu "ay that in hit aiimiy ('allfiirnla houir lit' will nlwaia he wlllini: lit apeak well of thl ulloii. ' Mr. and Mra. C.C. Hokuc will Vaiu lor fort I and In the inornlni'. Mr. Imi;iim Itwt to attend a mreling of lliu (I rnnd IihIkvoI Knlifhlaol IMliIat and Mn. Iloi'iie tonttend the r.vthl.in Hit tera ol w hlih urand IwIkp alio Nan ollicf r. Tltpy will Ui arcnmpanii'd In 1'ortland by their two dauithtrrt I'ayc and Ifor It'liap. I Jtiduu V. II. Mania, of San Dlt'Ro, Onl., haa piircliBaid Ukn Park from I. A. Huffy. Tho ark contain forty acrea altmititl on the neat aide ol the Upiior lakp, nhotil llvo mlloi (rom lliii tllj, Il la an Ideal location lor n lcmc Kronnd and will Imreaao In value with the growth of Ibc country. Liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pleasure Excursions On The Upper Klamath Lake lalH'apUH Complete Stock OF TRUNKS SUIT CASES TELESCOPE CASES K you are going to take a Trip We can fit you out K.K.K. STORE llip milliliter teaaon la bringing with it the cicurtloni on the beautiful Upper I lake. No denniti' announcement ol tlin Initial excursion of the naton haa cl Ixcn made, but the llrat trip of the now atcauier will likely lo an t icurtdon up WikhI riicr. Thlt will bo the flrat large atramcr ready torbutlnett on the Uper Ukc and conieiiienlly It will have the flrtt cxcuralon. Next will come the Wlncuia which will bo ready lor tratllc within a low wecka. In addition to these two (here arc tho learners Hornet ami the Kaglt, and'atao a number of lauitchra. It hat lawn niggcaltxl that later on in tho teuton a grand cxcuralon be given on tho Upper lako in which the entire llotllla la lo participate. A very rcaionablu into would Induce leveral hundied people to go on lite trip and II would lie tho meant of getting valuable pupllcity for tho beautiful Klamnth re nortf. The matter has been suggested lo tome of tho steamboat men an I they seem lo take very kindly to the proposi tion. Most of tho boats will bo uted on the Fourth in coniejing pataengera to and from tho picnic grounds, but tho entire lloiilla of tho lake has never turned out in a lxdy and l( would bu a novelty for the peoplo of this section nnd result In bencllcial advertising. The llrat excursion ol tho teaaon will probably bo given a week (roil, next Sunday, the llniu ileH'tiillng- on tho weather and tho matter of ha, lug one of Iho stcauicra In coinmlsslon. ' l'ruf. J. liloiih, who taught the High School department of the Lakevlew school the pant year, wat In tho city yesterday enrouto to tho Wlllaruatte valley whero ho will spend theSumuer. He will not teach at Lakevlew next year, but has accepted a limlllar position at Morrow . Col. W. II. Holabird U in the city to day from l'cllcan Hay He says it will be fully a month before all of tbi lm provetnents at the Harrlman lesort will be completed. He tays It is not known ii hen tho Harriman party will arrive, but it will lie later than July 1st. Wood River Will Be Opened For Navigation Tho Adatut dredge la now al work on tho dlko for the experimental, farm. Tho machine was taken to tho farm along the railroad cut and hy following thlt course It was necetiary to take only a thort cut in order to get to the point wheitt work was to begin. The dredfte Ii In good shape and if no acci dents happeu it will not be loug until the dike wlH he completed. In tno meantime Mr. Adams Is having a scow hullt on the Upper Lake and aa toon as the experimental farm work is flnlthed the machinery will be moved on to it. It Is very probable that the dredge will remain on tho Upper Lake ana wooct ilver uermanently as thero Is conalder- able work to be done In that section, and II Wood river Is to be kept open it will take more or Itii dredging every ... ft .... II.A B.I year. During me cutuuw mo ti - cut will bo umdo and this Winter tho channel of the river will bu opened and ttralghtened. An effort will lm made to opt n Wood rlier so that the boats can go as far at Fort Klamath. In order lo do thlt it will be necessary toremoieabildgo and In do cnniirteiable dredging uud ill) now too late in the season to do this for .Sum mer run. However, thlt Winter the stream will be made nailgable lo the Fort. Mike Dooher and John Stilts returned yesterday from a few days trip to the tall uncut. They went out tocruUennd estimate the Mayor's timber claim. You can get a 2.1-moal book at Will ton's hotel for 14. Board and lodging (5 a week.-O. D. Wlllton, Prop. tl Ico cream at Manning's. Tho eaeo of McDerby vs. Eugene Hopkins will como up for trial before Justice of tho Peace A. P. Miller to morrow. Indications are that it will attract considerable attention. The Stilts Dry Goods Co. has received t eve ml shipments of Eastern drees goods. Call and Inspect tho new line. V. Conn, a prominent merchant and ltepiibllean politician nl Palrley, Ore., waa in the city last night. Wood river valley may appropriately be termed the land ofartelaa weile. Already there are twelve weile flowiaf steady stream! , and In tnany instance tbe water ia forced from 3 to 16 feet above tbe level of tbe grotmd. These welli range in depth from 110 to 230 feet, and the water Ii cool and clear, making it suitable for all nsee. It la but a thort time since tbe Bret arteelaa well was sunk, but by tbe clot of tali teaaon there will be no law than thirty welli In the. valley. 0. T. Oliver baa recently sent enough pipe to that sec tion to sink twenty welli, and Well Borer Duffy, of Merrill, it now working In that lection and haa enough con tracts to keep him buty during the. en tire Summer. It Is only matter of short time until every home in lb val ey will be getting its water supply from an artesian well, for in every part of the valley where tbe experiment haa Item tried it has keen eocceesful. In the south end of the valley there are -well that-Sow HO galloM -per minute from a two-Inch pip and the water ii thrown a high aa nwtm feet above tbe ground level. Tb Urn peratnr of lb water Is 37 dsgre, bat flv above tbe fleeting point. Pom of the parties In tbe valley contemplate experimenting with four-inch pipe in order to increase the flow so that It will be of sufficient volume to b vatuabl in tb irrigation of the land of that valley. Aside from being used for botuthold and stock purposes tb water ia blog uted by many In irrigating small patch es and floe garden! are being raised. Tbe fact that artesian water abound la Wood river valley should lead to ex periment In other parti of tbe coaaty. If artesian flow eoold be found la tbe Klamath basin it would be a material aid in tb developeaoent of the country. Work on the Lak county court house at Lakevlew ii programing nloily accord ing to lae statements of partle from there. The structure will be on that will be a credit to the county and will suffice all of tbe demand for many yean. Twelve passengers are about tb aver age that ltav tbi city every morning on the steamer Klamath. The number coming In is about the same. w ""Vij w iU"tI5! The proof of the frcc?er ii in the freezing The White Mountain Freezer makes more cream, better cream, and makes it easier unit cltciprr than any other freezer on the market a LET US SHOW YOU WHY ROBERTS & HANKS HARDWARE D1ALOS wit o Wm i-'S Si? il II P i 4 iKI'U M