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Second Vkab. No. Gil).
CONVENTIONS
APRIL 22-3
Nomination for City Officials
To Bo Made in Afternoon
On I note Days
Tl.. I'.Mcr Judse lit t III dates fur
lU Wil il Oil primary nomination
rontlofi. The convention fur nom
Initios Cooncllmen will be htlJ In rtcli
wit J en Wednesday April Alb, ami Ilia
imrrtl wni nil !" for nominating the
ellnrclty clllrni will be htd Thursday
Afrit Hi W, el Id Court Horn. Tie
rcnvmlk-n on bulb dayi will be calll
t iu o'clock anil will adjourn upok
crawl lln il Ida butlnet.
Tl I'll)' Council hut evening named
tt follow ln jiiitcva and cltlktl Flrtt
Wtrd Jo,lfrt, Frank Atunlrong, O. A.
ftMini d O. Wlikln Clsrkt,
Fred Httbttnin and Itoy Telford, rwmd
Wird, Judge. S. Langell, Wilbur
Willi (nil John Fountain Cltrki, Itoy
lliBiktr ami llurga Maton, Tlilnl
Ward, Jiidtrt, Wot. Wbllbxk, 0. II.
CUtidM,lrig and Will Jlurnphrwjr j
Cltrlt, Carry llamsby and W. C. Hare
Jetton. For lb City Convention
JaJp, I'. 1- Fountain. O. A. Stearns
ad Marion IUoki;CIik, K.l. Ilsin
oosdaadK.M. Bobb.
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL 7. 1908,
wllbln a month, Tlio chief engineer1!
report on the matter Mill h final, .ml
liimld llm contracture bn dlmiii-d
wild bin uVcl.lon Ihey will hao recourse
to Ibu Omit ol Clalma nr pot.,y ,i ..
cur an act i.f CmurcM entering the
tame. However, both t,0 repreienta.
llvrs ol the (Iiiri-iiimriit and i, the con.
Iraclott teem in think lint thu dt.,,u
of llm cl.l.f vitKlnrvr will l itt lafarlr.ry
to ell partlra concerned.
Chamber Meet Tonight
Tint Chamber cf Commerce will bold
a uecllng tonight In Ihelr roomi In the
Murdoch building, In which every hual
nets man ami iiroixifty owner In tbs
clly it rtcially Invited to he prctvnt.
Tb mailer . rrornanliatlon will bo
taken lift and 1 proiKwed tn make the
Chamber a miirh ttrmigrr mganliatlou
and Inleretl all thu bti.lnm men In an
effort loecurn factorlca and other enter-
pllaet for the city. If j-mi wjnt p, ,
In oil the rcorganliatlou you ahould not
fall to be preteul tonight.
DORRIS ON
APRIL 20 TH
Reach Water Early
This Fall
)1UCE6CEN .
HERE NEXT SPRING
IN FAVOR
or BONDS
Council Agreeable to
This Method
an article of this kind, and It la thli fact
which li certain to mako the Invention
a popular teller. It it to be hoped that
In demand will bo tufflclent to warrant
there manufacture In thlaclty and Ihua
od.l another Indmtry lo tlm reiourcei
of Iho community.
Marsh Work Will Be Rushed
As ll Is Only Thing De
laying Road
SETTLEMENT LIKELY
Maton, Davit A Co. CUkm
in Lime lifht
DRICr MLN I ION
Drpuly Hieilff C. It. PeLap will .tuft
with the election iiippllct jutt at toon
aa the ballot are printed.
U. A. Lambert Iho Klauialh I'alla It
ninta dage man, It In the city on hutl-
TUrelta po tlblllty thai lb differ
meet Utaren the Reclamation Service
tod Maton, Pat la A Co. will toon be
astlltd. KnglneerJ. II. Qulnlen, who
ll itcLutifyliiK the dirt on ll first ualt
of Ibe canal It the direct representative
ofChltllInrcr A. P. Deflt, who. ar-
cordini to the contract between the rr.
tloeatvi lb contractor la to decide In
allcaeeioldlipuu. Mr. Qulnton will
trmalo here Ion enouih to a-o over Iba
enllrecla.alflcatioo In a lhoronh man.
wr and ba will then renort to Mr.Davl..
whowlll Um hit conclaalon upon hit
rrpoit. Maton, Davit A Co. are renn.
Knle.1 by Knullieen Newell n4 Am..
Ml, who are at the aenrlceol Mr. Quln-
Ion In rrnderlnii any ateltlanca that he
ntydealre.
It will be roinembered thai umn ran.
pUtloo of Ihell contract Maaon. TV.I. A
&- P m clalrot Inr eitra work and for
BbUktnclaMlacatbnu"MtlB.??n -
W. Tho matter hat beea hanging Ore
orovtrayear.but It la n ,um.
hl the letilement will be reached
For Upper Uke tmliila bv launch call
onC. I. Ureiiry A Hon.
County Court It In aetilon again to-
day Uenaacllng rrnithie mtltrrt.
A tkatlng rink will U oined thorllr
In lite Hchallurk warehouie on Klamath
venue. The place It now undergoing
repair, and I Mnit filed up to thai It
can be uttd for tkatlng,
It la nnt neceataiy to leave your
walchee to Ions at Wlnlert. Wo ate
pow preiMircl to do your wrk prompt
ly. All work guaranteed for una year.
P. J. Van ricyoc, of Oakland, Cal It
now connected with the local nlflce of
the llolcoinh llcally Co
Hpring line Panama and Hlmw lint
at the KKK itnre.
K. A. Dunham la K'clllng hla auloino.
bllea hi ihaio for the icaton, L'd ei
pec It to do a w hoUtalo auto-litory but-
Inett tlile Summer and he already ha a
number of iiantvngrtt fur the Crater
Lake trrp.
Ment Panama llatt KKK tlore.
C. T. Oliver hat had a number ol Im
pruvomenta made on hit bath houto at
the Hot fining. Tho lent hat been
walled up and equipped with a door
which hat a padlock attached to ll.
MrtfO. II. Drown and Mrt. M. Ilallcy
leave In the morning for Twltp, Wath.,
where they will remain indvllnitely.
The altitude la to high for the former
and the change It made on account of
her health.
.. MEN'S . .
Panamas Split Straws
Fine White Manilas
Mackinaw Straws
. . HATS . .
$1.00 to $10.00
KKK STORE
Theriice to Biy Tour Spring Hat
II. P. Iliy, chief engineer of the Ca.
Ll'iitula Northeatiern, arrived in the city
cttcrday accompalned by lltnry Cro.
by, who hat charge ol the etUbllth.
ment of watering placet along the rail-
loaJ Hue,
Intpetklngof thu railroad extentlon
.Mr. Ilney mi, that the road will Iw
rompleleil to Dorrli by the 80th of Ihla
month, and that there it no reaton
whatever why ll ibould not be at the
oaler front tl.lt Fall. Ilu aaya the
oik on tlw"ihoo I!)" It progrruing
nicely ami the grade it already more
than half flnlihe.1. Ilo tata the delay
I" teaching tint city will be In rrotilng
the inarih. The company It not alto
gether tati.flcd with thlt branch of the
woik and tomethliig will ho done at
once lo exiinllti. the oomtruct'on of thlt
paitulilivioad. Jutt what nctlon will
be taken Mr. Iln-y did nut Mate but he
aid tery emphatically that the marah
work would If rinhed from now on.
When atked if it wat pottlhle that the
road mitlit g.-t here thlt year Mr lloey
leplled that he thought it tery Imnroha
bin but he frit tore that It would reach
the water in thn early Fall, lie would
not exprvM an opinion aa to what lime
Iho road inliilit be completed lo thlt
city, Myltig that Hie entire matter
hlngi-d iik)ii the dike acrott the marth.
He .i) a the hrldv will caute no delay
lit they ran l put up in a abort time.
He did not my ihal kind of bridge the
'coinpiny proposed utlng In crofting
liaigablechannelt.
Mr. lloey at III ha lilt office at Ilray,
but will mne up Iho line juat at toon at
the regular ten Ice it eitablithed to a
point farther along. The road it now
completed to a point a few mile beyond
McDoel, and ildctrack ate nqw being
put in at both Mt. Hebron and McDoel.
When tlilat woik it flnlthed It la very
probable that a regular train tcrvlcuwlll
at onco bo inaugurated to McDoel. The
time until the road will reach Dorri it
to abort that the other town along the
lino will bo tho terminal for only a few
daya, while Dorrla will enjoy that dli-
Unction until Hie road It completed lo
tho water.
Tho labor tlluation it very favorable
lo the early completion of the road and
Mr. lloey ttatct that he find it unnec
etiary to advettlie (or men aa he hat all
tho application! he can handle.
Mr. Croiby it making hit flrtt trip
over the route of tho proposed road, but
ho already hat a force at work drilling
wella at Jit. Hebron and McDoel. He
it very favorably Imp retted with the
country and etpecially with the Klam
ath bailn. He tayathia city hat a great
future, and it at nicely located ai any
little placa that he hat teen.
PROTECTION NEEDED
Property Owners fear fire
nd Demand Larger
Water Mains
J. P. Donhain and G. W. Muller. pro
prietor! of the Singer Sewing Machine
Agency, with to inform the public that
they have removed their entire itock ol
Ed lion phonograph! and record! which
havo boon on dliplay and for tale at
Winter' Jowelry itore, to the S. K.
Noel .building on Main St.. between
Seventh and Eighth, where they will be
pleated to aerve you and reeptctfully
atk for a thare ol your patronage.
A. Wallam. who formerly rtiidcd
herv, haa returned front the eait and 1
looking after hi farming Intereati.
At the regular meeting of the City
Council Itit evening there were preient
Mayor Illthop and Counchtneti Maaton.
Catlel, btiltt and Bandcrton. After tho
reirular billa were read and allowed, tho
petition of projKitlyownert for attieet
light at the corner of Main ttreet and
the L'tplanade wat granted. A petition
wai read tlgned by a large number of
retldentt owning proiierty In the neigh
boibooj of the public tchool, atkfng the
Council to Intlall a fire hydrant on a
all Inch main at the vomer of High and
Tenth ttreett.near the Methodlttchurch.
At there It quite a territory in thlt vi
cinity without adequate fire protection
it wat decided to order the water com
pany to put In a tix inch main and con
nect a hydrant. The petition ol Forett
Hetty for a liquor licenie for the Log
Cabin liar wai granted.
A aoramunicatlon aigned by Geo. T.
Ualdwln, at aecrctary of the Water
Worka Company, wa read before the
Council, The communication waa pre
vented at the requett of Fire Chief Oli
ver, who had atked the company to
make an ottlmate of the cott of a tya
tern of bydranla and new main cover
ing Klamath avenue. Tne coat of In
stalling the new pipe waa glten at 11.23
foot aud tho cott ol two ttylca of liv
drama wat given, the cheaper being 135
each. The tout cott of the ijntem wat
between 13000 and C000. Mr. Ualdwln
ttated in hi communication that a the
company'a Irancbito expired in about
four year they would not be juitided in
expending tbi amount of money on new
pipe, etpecially when they already Lad
a Hue covering thlt territory. He made
two propoilliou, one in which the com
pany agreed to put In Hie new pipe at a
certain yearly rental and the other that
I be city pay the cott and the amount to
apply on the purchate when the city
took over the plant. No action waa
taken In the matter by the Council a
tho Mayor and member dated that no
morn money could be expended until the
iwople thould take up the matter ol
bonding the city. The esprenion were
all in favor of bonding the city and
eventually municipal ownership of tho
water tyttem. Henry Itoivln wa alto
present and presented an argument lor
larger malm for tire protection on the
hill in the vicinity of the High School.
The dray ordinance which ha been
before the Council nearly all Winter had
tobe.lald over to another meeting a
Councilman Matton had tolenxo before
action was taken on It and tho meetiiiK
wai therefore without a quorum. Tho
main protection desired by the dray
men, aa dated by Mr. Kenyon, ii for
hauling lumber, and there li some ob
jection to'thii a it would prevent con
tractor and mill men hiring any but li
cenced team to haul their lumber.
Buys Large Qradcr
At a tettion of the County Court tbi
afternoon a large road grader wat pur
chased for the county. The machlno
will cott f 1200 and la one of the mod op
to date road graders in the market. The
purchate of thlt expentlre grader gitca
atturanre that tho roadt wilt receive
contlderablo attention thlt Spring and
Summer.
Mail Stage Runaway
The outgoing mall ttago had a runa
way yetlcrday at Parvlt Hat. The ton-
guoofthe wagon wat broken and the
harnctt badly damaged. One of the
hortet got away and haa not yet been
found. The Mcfntlre Straw daze was
lillowlnirthemail ttage and took the
mall on to I'okrgama. George Porter.
the driier, had hla leg quite badly butt
He Didn't Qo
MUST SIGN
MORE LAND
D. V. Kuykendtll did not go to Lake-
view with II. I.. Holgate at wat stated
In last night Herald. Mr. Holgate Is
now mixing op with the voter ol that
County. The Herald wa limply mlaln-
formtd and mule one of thote miitaket
that will occur.
Federation Will Meet
Engineer Henny Says Per
centage is Yet Too SnmII
In Upper Project
Engineer D. C. Henny and D. W.
Murphy hare returned from Merrill and
Tule Lake. In (peaking ol tb outlet of
the LaVe Mr. Henny laid It li lapoaai
Me U tell anything about tba asatWr at
this time and that before tba aaefataaaa
ofjt could be determined It would have
to be further developed.
Mr. Henny leave la tba moralag for
Portland after making a thorough in
vettlgatlon of the project. Ha seems
well pleased with conditions bar. Tba
Mds on the South Branch have been
submitted to tba Secretary of tho Inter
ior and it is now op to hla lo reader a
decision on them. The' engineer here
have ubmllted their recommendatioae
on the tame, but the are not made
public at thlt time.
Mr. Heney dated that tba anaiuu'i
work would depend largely upon tba
outcome ol the bids oa tba Clear Lake
dam, and the percentage of lands la tba
Upper Project signed for goTanuMat
water.
APPOINT . ATTORNEY
KuykmdtM Selected ay SUU
A regular monthly meeting ol tb
Civic Federation will ha held Thursday
night at the court house. A full atten
dance it detired.
Real eetate men report a demand for
Klamath Connty landt and a consider
able acreage hat changed handt during
the patt thirty dayt. Many of the tran
sient! who havo arrived recently bare
invested in landt, some buying for
homee and otliert at an Invedment.
Chat. Gravel came down from (Mel I
)ederday to meet Mrs. Graves, who haa
been in Arizona during tho Winter.
They will dart for home tomorrow tak
ing the election lupplle for Odell pre-
cinctt with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Melhase are mak
ing arrangements to move to Dorr's by
May 1st. Fred Schallock wilt also go
thereabout that time aa the new bank
will commenco butlnett on the flrtt.
The meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce tonight will be largely attended
at matters of importance are coming be
fore the organization.
Ladies and Childrena Straw Ifala al
every description at K K K store.
D'. Y. Koykeadall baa baa
attorney for tba State Land Heard lor
Klamath County VIcaC. H. Wltbrow,
who baa resigned.
It will be tba betiaeea of Mr. Kuy
kendall to look after tba lataroata of tho
board in this county and to paae judg
ment upon loan on Klamath Count v
lands that may come before tba board.
The landowner of the Klaaaata coun
try who have listed their land for gov.
ernment Irrigation are at a djsadvaatage '
in borrowing money on their land a
tba contract for irrigation aet aa a
mortgage against the land. Tbia worka
a hardship upon members of tba Water
Users Association posiimd of Uamlted
meant. This matter will ba taken up
at the next session ol the taajaUturo
and doubtlete a bill wUI be naaaad
which will do away with tba chance of
incurring a hardship upon many of the
Klamath farmer. ,
J. A. Hootson la getting tbiace in
raadineaa for tba opining of tba dining
room in bia hotel. Tha placa will ba
opened about tba first of tba Month.
Usful Invention
William H. Clark, foreman of tho con-
itructloncrewofibe Kletcrlc Light and
Water Company, has Just placed on the
market the Ideal Panllfter. It is a de
Tlcaforthuseofthesbouiewlfe in lift-
lag hot plata, pie, pudding and tauce
pans and will uudoubtty prove a quick
seller. ( It automatically flu any siied
pan and Is positive In Its action. The
boos wife who hat ao often suffered
from burn will welcome to ber kitchen
" " "" " "" MaB
Makes floor easy to keep clean tba home tamtary and atsractjvt.
Roberts & Hanks
Fkoie 173, bUM Block
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