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Second Vi:aii. No. r,71.
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 0, 1908.
Price, 5 Cents.
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SESSION IS STORMY
Water Users Have Heated Discus
sions About Project
INVESTIGATION WANTED BY MANY
Arguments Pro and Con lake lip liinu and Disclose feeling
of Shareholder on All Mutters Connected With
I ho Klamath Reclamation Project
IWfure tl" Wnlt'r L'r' adjournal
iNttrUr eirlllllga rrlolilllollWaapaM
(Jlnatliicling the directors ill lb autl.
itln to telegraph l' Director F. II. New
ll,ol lite Iteclamatlnn Service, and In
ll Ornt'iii IMrtfatlon lirulliil them In
irmMitrr ll I'ar '-l" 'I111 I'1'' '"'
llii Irltln ' iIip contract (or Hi en.
tlrurll"", itiiiiirdlalrly follolug till
inotlict inxlullon i Introduced ask
ing for alVingrrMlnnal Invcitlgellori of
ll Klamath l'mwt from the time nl
Itlliicri'tlim. 'Iblawas placed on Ilia
Ul! ami in adj-iurniiif ill m taken mi.
til 19 o'clock till morning.
When llii' meeting MAI couverinl thll
morning ant (foil wade to Kiljoniri
until Iter tlm Fanners' Inilllule, but
IIumuihucivmIiiI and motion ir
'tilled tint thp rrtolullon Hiking lor the
loYtitltfitwii nl tlic iro)cct bo Ukrn lioni
lli title.
Delate a Into Mas Ukrn nn tlir Itwilu
lion more linn an hour Ma jwtil III ilr
lilt an I nun)' iM'ttonal ltctctlon f.il
hv0 ahlcl. ihuuld not come il in
nifttlnj nl tltls kln.I, Tho iun)' parllra
InUmlr-l In tlm qilritlon exploded a
number nl I lilngi of Mhlch many ol llir
ilnrllioMrra had no kmm ledge, and
I'lfriilljr Mould not livu gained mi)' had
lli'4 Irrn that Dili resolution cams up
lit ilrlutK ii'l ruualdrralinii. In Ihe
lUfnmnl I'lMilciu AIp. Martin, Jr.,
Ylcrd're.l-lent Jacob Knock preildrd,
n. lie Iml i hands lull ilntlnit tlio en
lift morning,
While Ihu molulloii km under illc
ruition a motlnn Mai malo In adjourn,
mill Mat otrddoarn. In order In gel
anstrurile vutojliu Iiqiim aa cleared
ol all rirvj.t tlm members ol the associ
ation. Numerous oilier liiotloni were
iual .rii mul con, ami iU'ciimIoii lol
l"cliliunlun, unlll at twelve o'clock
the clialr declared a reci-as until 2n'clock.
Inruedliiiely uion convening tlila
aliirnoon a motion va made that tlio
rattling lw adjourned ami tlio tamo car
llsd Uloro man)' nl the members knew
ahataai ba,cnlng, According to a
uMlon Hisiln In ihu early part ol the
Meeting Hip AmnM-latliiii will meet again
ion lln llol I'riila) In Ki-li ml.rr Tin'
ladj'mriilliriil cut oil llicluteoutlierriiw.
llullon atkmg fur an luipitlgatlon, ami
, ali ml off other re.olullous lint Mere
on Ihe Inliln an.l Inul m Wu rca-l .
J Jmt what action mII hum- ho taken on
mull)' nl thru, fimtli-t In ,riiMcmatlc,
lull il In iifr In nv ill t noma o the
niatlrti llial miii- not illcii.rd In lla
meeting Mill come ii i In Hip meeting nl
llip Ixi.tnl ol dirt'Ctoia.
The RiKht Spirit
Parmer Hcet Monday
A irifftlriK ol tlio itocklioldpra ol Hie
Klnuiutli W'ului I.Vr.' Aiioclallon and
(iIIipk Inton-iitcd willhr lield at llonanra
unit Monday ut Ifl A.M. and rontlmio
llirouxli tin- alicrnoon, The clilpf mat
lr tn Ui roimldcriil U llio liulldllnt ol
tint Clear I.aWo Dam nml cancellation ol
tlm AiMicliitlon nintrai'li inould work
on tlm U,ht I'rojVcl not lie Inlllalti)
tlili ymr. A laru allfndance ii fi
t'Cliil. Ilonama lliillvlin.
Count) Irult lnictor, A. M. Hmltli
ri'KirK Uitl tlm orcharda In Summer
I.akii iho proictii(orKoodcro'i. lie
, ) thriunlll liu ilriityolapilei, ijalte
t cinjiol Kanand clierrlea; and that
lllirre m ill hv I'ouilderalilu Irult nhout
. I'uMuy, ll ) there U acaicely any
Irult (will In tlio county, and that little
'ira)lii( Mill liavu tote done. Lake
County Kiauiluvr.
Stole a Horse
A hay home, raddle arid bridle ncre
nloten from the ataMc of J. I), Carroll
nn I lie Henley ranch hut night. Il la
thought that the hnrait nrai flolen be
fore 10 o'clock, hut the llielt wai not
dlacovrreil until about 4:30 this morning
Mhen It nai reported to Ihe oMicera and
lliey nt once got out alter Ihe thlel. In
dlcationa are that Ihe hone nai stolen
by a party familiar nilh the liable and
the He ley ranch, and the olllcera nre
In urarch ol a man who formerly worked
lor Mr. Carroll. It Ii thought that Ihe
hone thief ii headed tonurdu Lakeview.
lteiorta from Lukevleir are that many
partic aro calling at tlio I'nltid Statei
land office to file on hnmcrtrali or In
get Information about public Innda in
l.ako county. Moil ol the landa that
are tultablo (or agricultural purpose!
am being taken tliln ) ear by parties who
re coming into Huiilhern Oregon In
K-arcli ol homea.
LEAVING ALMA MATER
With Colors Flying High School
Graduates Large Class
CLOSING EXERCISES SUCCESSFUL
Large Assembly Hall Is Crowded With Friends and Patrons
of the School-Graduates Deliver Orations That
Indicate Diligent Application to Work
In HmaiiM reirli rm circulated
that J. V. Itoblnion, Mho in engaged In
Ihe nl'xui hntliicM, Mould oK-rate n
blind pig after prohibition Mrrit Into if-fi-cl.
In relinn- lit lhre re)lt Ihu
fulhiHlng uier therlgnatureid Mr. lto!,
luxiii uppi-aml In Ihe lant liu ol the
Ikiuama llulleliii
Thrtu bale Iktii tome rriorla circu
liteil In I he fleet thai I llitrnd to engage
in the illicit tale ( liiior after July I.
Such H')tt am ntleily wilbout luuuda
linn. I intend In continue bimlni-aa, and
lo run o billiard and wil parlor and
clgnr utore; bill I nlili tn minouurn an
Irougly a p""Hdo, that not a dropnl
ulriilml Mill U; nl In no I on the piemitra
and nn gambling Mill he -ermlltil.
Tlil lie line will be .it hail in profit
hip and inont reilaiuly far more agree,
able than ihe ulnon biulneM. I ball
dlKi.o ul my alock nl wlnea, etc., now
on hand and In tramrlt thli monlh il
poiilble. Ilolden the natural dlllike In
a reputation ai a Uw-hreaker, builueii
reaaona comil me tn rei-enl thene iiiui-
ura. I.mlglit add that bad It been
kmmn ponltlvcly that the entile count)'
would go dry, Il ! doubtful Mhether
there wnuld have len ten wet olea In
llila prvclucl. Allow me loreeat that
alter thla month, I will not fell, gle
away nor handle alcohol or alcoholic
drinka In any (orin, ahao or manner,
ml will offer ny anlilance In my power
toMardi thenlnolule enlorcemenl of the
prohibition law.
The Ice cream icanon haa liegun and
our (arlora are nwn. Manning'.
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MAKE CHANGES IN BY-LAWS
Klamath Water Users' Association Vote to Hold Reg
ular Annual Meeting in June
The result of the vote on the amendments to the by-laws
of the VYuter Users' Association was announced at the be
((inning of the meeting this morning and showed that all but
Section 2, of Article V., had been passed. The amendments
are as follows:
That aoction 1, Article II of aaid Hy-lawa be amended to read as follows:
The annual meeting- of the atockholdcra of the Association
ahall be held at Klamath Falls, Ore., at a place to be designated
by the Director!, and stated In the notico hereafter provided for,
on the Friday Immediately preceding the first Saturday in June
of each year, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. (The first annual
meeting under Ihis Ily-law ahall be held in the year 1909):
That Section 2, Article II of said By-Uwa be amended to read as follows:
Notice of such annual meeting ahall be given by publication In
at least three newspaper, published weekly, within the Irriga
tion district. Such notico ahull he published not less than thirty
daya before the date of holding such meeting;
That Section 4, Article II of said Dy-lawa bo amended to read as follows:
Notice of apeclal meeting shall ho n'ven by publication In the
same manner na for regular meetings. Such notice ahall be given
not lesa than twenty daya before l he date of such meeting, and
shall contain the order of the Hoard of Directora calling such
meeting, stating the purpose for which said meeting Is called;
That Section 2, Article III of aild lly-luwa be amended to read as follows:
Kach Director ahall at tho tirno of hla election .be a qualified
elector and the owner of landa situated in tho Irrigation district
to which' shares of stock of thla association are appurtenant, and
shall also be a reaident of the district;
That section 4, Article HI of said By-I.iwa be amended to read as follows:
Tho annual election of Directors, commencing with the year
1909, ahall be held on the Friday immediately preceding the first
Saturday in June of each year, at the time of the regular annual
meeting of the Aasociation, and auch Directora ahall hold their re
spective offices for one year, or until their successors are elected
and qualified. The Board of Director! ahall be elected by ballot,
and a majority of the number of shares voted at the election shall
be necessary for a choice;
That Section 2, Article V of aaid Uy-laws bo amended to read as follows:
At all elections any owner of. stock of thla association, whose
assessments have been fully paid, ia a qualified elector and shall
be entitled to one vote for each and every share of stock owned
by him, not, however, to exceed In the aggregate 160 votes.
NEW HOUSTON DDHNO ROOM
SUNDAY MSNl'
Dinnih 0.00 to H::io
fhredded Lettuce 1'alni Dales
Dill Vickies Shrimp Salad
Coniommo Clear O Tail Soup
Sardiue Canape
Hotted Uk ol Mutton, Caper Sauce
Sweet Bread Tattles
I'ork Tenderloin Saute, with Mushrooms
Cutlets of Fowl, Breaded
Banana Fritters, with Whipped Cream
Prime Rib Roast, Au Jus
Roast Young Chicken, with Dressing
Mashed Potatoes
French Peas
Vegetable Jaudlnatre
Lemon Meringue Apple Pi
Pin Apple Sherbet
Cake
Salted Waelles Cream Cheese
The grader hat started towards Klam
ath Falls owing to the tact that then It
too much water on the roadt here, due
to Irrigation, to continue In this taction.
Road mattor Phllllpt says It will pro
bably rsturn nest fell.-Mtrnil Record.
Lake County Elections
I-ako county, the same as Klamath,
divided tho county olllccs botwecn Ihe
two parties. On the slato ofllces the
majorities were as follows: Hawloy
277, Bean 688, Bailey 201, Chamberlain
(17, Campbell '.Ml, W. J. Moore 12, Mer
ry man 1-M. '
The county ofllcers elected wefo as fol
lows: Albert Dent, Republican, sheriff:
Frank Payne, Democrat, clerk; A. J.
Foster, Democrat, niiessor; R. B.Jack
son, Democrat, school superintendent;
Faulkner, Republican, surveyor; F. O.
Ablttrom, Republican, treasurer; Wal
lace, Democrat, coroner; 0. A, Rehart,
Republican, commlisloner.
The county at a whole went wet by
80 votes, but aside from Lake view and a
few of the smaller precincts the county
will be dry.
Notice
While the lime I have on hand lasts It
will be told on demand, after it It gone
It will bo necessary to have 30 days no.
tloe to permit ol my burning another
kiln. II you want lime this Summer
get it now. , C. D. Willion.
With credit to thcmielves and the ed
ucational institution from which they
aro now stepping forth the graduating
claes ol the Klamath County High
School presented ihe regular c rmmence
merit program at the High School laat
night. The large assembly room waa
crowded so that many of thoie who at
tended Mere forced to stand throughout
tlio ezcrcttvi. Tho class was strong In
tlio delivery ol the cuitomary orations
and the muiical numbeta on the pro
gram were by the beat talent In the city.
'I lie members ol the class marched In
and took their teataon the plaJorm and
this was followed by the invocation by
Kev. I'. Conklln. Mlae Mae Worden
rendered an excellent piano tolo, which
Mas followed by the salutatory address
delivered by Mln Lena Smith Barnum.
Alex Martin, III, followed with an
oration on "True Success." Mr. Martin
showed familiarity wjth his subject and
in hU delivery ol hit production demon
strated thai he is poisessed ol talents
tbal iboubl receive attention in UmUbw
ol higher education. It must be said
llut ol the young gentlemen of the claas
of VMS, he is the boy orator.
Mia Kleio Applegate, In her usual
manner, rendered beautifully a violin
tolo. This was followed by an oration
by Maud Kitella Nail on the subject
"Broaden Your Horizcu." In the prep
aration ol her production Miss Nail
ihowed deep thought and hard work.
Miss Fannie Kldora Virgil gave an
able oration on "Auld Lang Syne." Her
delivery wui goi-j and the number re
ceived the beany applause that it well
merited. Misses Faye llogue and Haiel
ltolfe, both members of tho graduating
claas, next gave a piano duet that waa
lully appreciated by the audience.
Mr. Perry DeLap in the preparation
of bis oration on "The New Era" showed
marked familiarity with the develop
ment of the West and a thorough knowl
edge of the current topic and important
questions. His oration was an abl
production and the result ol deep study
and hard work. Mr. Chandler McCaoley
preaented a well written oration on the
"Pacific's Part In the World' Coat.
inerce," and following thit Mr. Burg
.Mason rendered a vocal solo that- do
lighted lto audience.
Miss Winifred Withrowgavean excel
lent oration on "The Influence of Envi
ronment," and in it delivery she showed
considerable talent. Mia Minnie Ro
gene Barnum gave a good oration oa
The English Idea ol America," and
following thla Mrs. Oliver Gate asg a
solo that vu treat to the ndlce,
the violin obligate by Mi Elsie Apple
gate adding greatly to it beauty.
"Our Live Will Tell;" this waa the
subject upon which Mlsa L11II Pearl Ar
nett delivered an oration that woa for
her the admiration ol everyone In at
tendance at the exercise. Th prepara
tion ol the production showed that Mis
Arnett baa not watted ber time in the
High School, but that the baa galaed
Ideas that will make ber useful to the
world. The delivery of the oration waa
almost perfection and it most be Mid
that her number on th coaiateaciant
program was credit to hmli and also
to th Klaatath County Ulgb School,
and to th faculty under wLlch th re
ceived ber training.
Th valedictory addr aid th ora
lion on "TbDtet ol M ts" wr
given by Hit Rachel AppUejat. In
th preparation of hr production ah
displayed splendid llwrary tat ui
ber oration waa ably written and wall
rendered indeed. In closing brddra
th exprested th gratitude of th claas
for the assistance received from all in
acquiring a High School education and
In a most beautiful way aaid good-bye
to th pleasant ataociatioa of. th part
few years.
Mrs. Don J. Zomwalt, who musical
ability ia th prld ol tab) city, nut
sang th beautiful eolo. "Tbou Brilliant
Bird." by F. David. AU wbobavbrJ
Mr. Zumwalt know that it i uslat to
comment upon her singing. Hr wt
vole and attractive war always charm
her auditors, and for Klamath popl bo
musical program can b th beat sal
Mr. Zumwalt Ueoe of th partieipaat.
County Judge J. B. Qrim'th Bok
britfly to th graduate, ooagratalaUag
them upon their achlvmnta In th
educational tin, and thnprntd th
mtmbtr ol th claaa with their diplo
mas. In th meantime th Sowar girls
had brought in many beautiful floral
ptoot lor th gradual, and following
thla Prof. J. O. Swan, who haa bn at
th High School lor flv yra, but who
leaves with the clow of thla year, ex
pressed hla appreciation of th aatlat
anc he bad rclvd from the natron
of the school and the student while at
the head of th Institution.
The proof of
(he freezer
it in the
freezing
The White Mountain Freestr
inakct more cream, better cream, and makei it estier
ami cheaper than any other freezer on the market
LET US SHOW YOU WHY
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