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SECOND VBAB. No. C88.
KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 20. 1908.
Price, 5 Cents.
FINAL REPORT MADE
Grand Jury Makes Recommenda
tions on County Affairs
NO MORE INDICTMENTS RETURNED
Numerous Canes Investigated, but Jury Considered Evi
dence Insufficient to Warrant Indictments on Crim
inal Charges August Body Discharged
Circuit r 'Hit convened tlii iiionilii)'
inj ifur llilenliiK t' tin final report ol
llitiriiil J'tty an adjournment waalak
rauatll Monday wlim tint Arant cam
ullUtrW The gran I Jury roturnol
frllif Indictment uI III rrrl In
llivcnatt m followet
"fiip'iiiiiincenf yourlnetrucllons, wn
liirt Miffully arnl UlitCrntly lnvt-llgat
id til (mi tint have come Ufor us ol
icittnlual nttiira ami whatever char
ittrr. Where tv have had evidence
uRU'lrnl to itiitaln a complaint, we
liitt promptly relumed an indictment.
httr,v have Iml to dliuilii wm
f iint ol nitllelcnl evidence to trvllct.
"In it Icfriicc to the court Inula offl.
tri ind oilluilIIng, wa hare examined
tbrn un Irr prorlilom o( Ilia Ulut,
ltd fln I llictn in lair roiiilitlon with the
nation ol the combination lock that
Uk theilcwu In the cell In til Jail."
"tr would recommend tint tlila be
il In iIr, alt) we recommend lliat
ultible cai ho made lor tli raro ol
lU nvcrJi now a to ml In Ilia jail; wo
tai lor ! In tlie cicrkoM la rath
tf til condition; alio vlalud Iho
pr Urm anl lor Ilia moat part found
rvmloitaMe anJ suitable provision
halt lir llio Inmate. Wu woulil
rtfotamtri'l lhedrecning ol III well
iml would call attention to th nearness
if tin rdiughter Iioum anil na; we
lotiU rrcouiiuend tlial utw out of
Urs tlotet U built, and that the In
milti room at lalil oor (ares tw
plnlcd "
"Having cilm li'iilloiml) H'ii)iiiii'l
our dutlei under )our luitruillon and
Ihete being no futllirr hiitlncii In-fore
in, wn limit rrn-ctliilly aik to In- din
charged," The Anal rc)tt wa. arcritrl ami the
Jury dlnchaignl. A miiiilwr ul ca.ri
nl a criminal natiiin were Invi-itlgatrd,
bill there n uol mlllclrnt etldcnrn lu
warrant Imllctineiiti ami conii-quenlly
I llir iiiix't.ti'' partita will mcaim trial.
The John Doe and Diehard lino liench
watranli oiilercil iittirj by the rnurl
have not been icrvrd and It li stated
that both ol the paitle feared ani'it,
ami left the elite.
Holding Onto Wool
Although Iheiu ate a number ol wool
buyer lu lake rounly the producer n
fuie to tell. The clip ai exceptionally
heavy thli )ear ami the wool li nl! to
be o( line ipiallly. The prlcee offered
by the buycra In Ihe Held have nut been
made public, ami no reason la given fr
the lack olaalei. It li probable that the
aheepmen aie waiting lor the northern
cnuntlea to fell wi that they alll.havi'
oiiio iilra at to the prevailing prices.
Southern Oregon ihcepmi'ii haw Im'ii
wry proierotn the piit low jran ami
moit nl them aie 10 flu-J that ihry iIj
not need the rcvVnua from the uoulrnlri
In order lojnret Ihe expense ol their
builneii. It it ciprcled that the lalei
will begin Juit at loon at aome ol the
pool I In Ihe northern pait ol tho Hale
are told and a price licitabliihrd.
Amend Local Option Law
ll'-cun-o ol ihe taiiKle which hat arlien
nvcr tb (lulu ol the nxit local option
I'liclloin ai n lumlt o( ihe panage ol
Ihn comtltiitlonul amendment changing
tlm ilato nl the general election of the
late from the lint Monday In Juno to
llm flnl Tuesday following the lint
Monday in November, the anll-ealoon
liooplo have coiim lo the comluilon that
lbcbu way tosolvu the riddle would
I lo amend the local option law and
tlm do anay hIiIi any threatened,
long-drawn-out litigation.
'I ho amendment provide that the
general election ihall l In November,
comiui'iiclng In lllt. Ihe local option
law provides that the dale of the local
option election! ahall be only on the
lira Monday lu June.
The ijueitlon baa arlien whether the
licit local option election can be held In
June or lu November, IU0U or not until
"November, I'JlU, In order to aetlle the
pieMlon of the date without lorn ol tine
or nei-dli'M litigation it li Ihe Intention
ol the liM'lera of the Anll-Haloon league
to ark lh leglilaliire to pan an amend.
incut lo tho local option law which will
plaiu fir date ol thvelectloni In Noveui
Ikt It la Intended that the change
hall not livcomo effective until Koytm
bvr, 1U10, HioiikIi Iti effect would b to
cut out the Kiilblllty of holding louil
option election In June, 1910.
Draws First Money
A trait for $70X1 hai been received by
Ihe llonaiita Creamery Company for lla
lint ihipiuent to r-acramenlo, Thia I
lhflrit moncj of any moment received
(rum ihe ouLlJe for Klamath County
faun prolucti vicept for that which
went out "mi foot." Two and a hall
Innn have lieen ihlpped aluc. llonanu
llulletlii.
Lake County Paper Sold
C. O. MeUker, who hat for the pail
five jeaia lieen eilltor and proprietor nf
the Ijvke County Examiner, hat aold
J the paper and alao hli good will to Fred
J ltowiu.in, a nempaper man ol wide
experience. The new proprietor hat a!
ready taken charge of the builneaa.
- WE ARE -
SLAUGHTERING
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FRIDAY and
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12" Novelty Patent Sandals.. " 2 50 " " 165
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24 " " Pine Pat. Kid Tie plain toe, motU
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24"' " Boya' Satin Calf Shoes, box toes.. " 2 00 " " " 150
K. K. K. STORE
KIAMATH FALLS BEST VALUE GIVERS
Musical Recital
Iat evening in the High School al
terably tba pupilaof Mn, DonJ.Zuin.
wait gave a muilcal recital before a
large audience. Mra. Zumwalt haa a
largo clan ol puplli In vocal inuilc and
tho recital waa given by her abvanced
puplli, aided by other In the chorui.
The chorui ol ilitcen ladlea' volrea
rendered two numberi very beautifully
and allowed good cborui training.
Mid Mabel Campbell fang very aweet
ly and ahowed great advancement over
her work In the lait puplli' recital.
Mlia Ma Worden captured the audi,
nc by her alnglng ol Ihe Scotch tonga
and pleaaed and aurprlaed many ol her
Irlendi by her beautiful rendition 'of the
dllllcult aria from Iltrovatore.
Mtai Iulne Lee aang moat i-xcellent
ly the two dllicu't tonga anlgnel her,
aod her high dear notea were wont
pteaalng.
Roy Walker' waa the only male
VJlor on Ihe program, but what the
program lacked in number he made up
In quality, and delighted the audience
by lili full round tonea.
Mln Mamlo Boyd la ono nl Mra.
Zuinwall'a youngeat pnplla and lint
aung only a few tlmea In public, but her
natural aweet voice hai reapondod won
derfully to the training and her future
will be watched with Intereit.
Mra. O. li. Galea waa not able to ung
owing to illneaa and the audience nil
very much dliappolotcd.
Tbla u the recondaong recital given
by tbe puplli ol Mra. Zumwalt and It
waa a treat to all muiic lover. Few
cltteahav muilc teacher that excel
Mr. Zumwalt, and bcr unaclflib and
Urate devotion to the voice under
ber car wa fully exemplefled In the
recital laat evening.
Mia Elite Apptegat accompanied
Mi Mamie Boyd with a violin obllgato
In the "Angle' Serenade." Mite
Applegat I alway a favorite
with Klamath Fatle audlencca.
TAET RETURNS HOME
Large Crowds Greet His Party
and Parade Streets
HITCHCOCK DECLINES CHAIRMAN
President Roosevelt and Family Depart for Oyster Bay for
Summer VacationExplosion Occurs on Ocean
Liner Hamburg and Many Are Killed
tlon law. Circuit Judge Hanr.a mad
permanent the tempoiary Injunction re
maining the county court from declar
ing prohibition in lackion county. Tba
caie will be appealed by the advocate
of prohibition. In the opinion of Judge
llanna thechurlcrof the city olMedlord
take precedence over the local option
law.
In Federal Court
" Black lo" Mclntlre I now at Portland
where he will be tried in the federal
court on the charge nf idling whiaVey
to an Indian. The particular ol the
arreit were publithed in tho Herald at
the time it wa made. ''Blackle" will
make hi defense on tbe ground that
the Indian to whomhogavelhewhlikcy
haa hi allotment and ia no longer a
ward ol the Government, but la entitled
to all ol tho booze he can buv, or II he
ia lucky, have given to him.
Langel.l Valley News
The government lurveyor have es
tablished a camp in Langell Valley and
are now buay aurveying tbe to-called
Upptr project.
The recent rain wat a great help to
all crop, it being ono of the htavicit
in tbtt taction lor a number ol yean.
Haying tlm In Langell Valley it not
lar dtitant.
The agent for tbe J. R. Watkiot rem.
edict It making bit ternl-annual trip
among old cuitomer.
From preaent Indication the wild
trawberrle are going to be quite plentiful.
Her are a lew quettlont that wo
would be pleated to have anawercd by
thoie who are In a poaltlon toantwer:
lit. Why la Langell Valley termed
the upHr project? Sod. II thli It a
aeparate project why do the peoplo up
here have to help keep up the expenie
ol the K. W. U. A.7 3rd. II thia ia not
an individual and aeparate project why
It It that you government men atk that
a certain per cent ol the land up here
be algned up before you begin work on
the Clear Lake dam, whott in tact at a
whole moro than the percentage aiked
It already algned up. -till. Aro wo
known at Waahington at a teparate
project, or are we claitad with thote
around the Fall T
II all tbe taloon men would tubmit to
tbe new law at doe Jack Roblnton ol
Bontnia, It would turely be to their
credit. Jack deserve due credit lor
hit view ol the matter.
We hart often wondered li a perton
could b a real good and true Chrittian
aad milk a cow that alway intisted on
trying to brutb Ihe Diet off your note
by tb ute ol ber off hind foot.
Sunday Dinner
Sunday dinner at the New Ilouaton
Dining Boom; 5 to 8:30 p. in:
Lettuce Young Oniona Dill Picklet
Ox Tall Soup Comorame
Rainbow Trout, Pariileuoe
Boiled Leg ol Mutton, Caper Sauce
Oyiter Puttie
Cutlet ol Fowl
Calve Braint, breaded
Strair berry Shortcake,
with whipped cream
Prime Rib Roaat, au jua
Young Chicken and Dreealng
Maibed Potatoea Young DomeitlcPeaa
Aiparagua and Drawn Butter
Gooaeberry Plo Green Apple Pie
Orange Ice and Cake
Dinner hour hat been changed Irom
0 o'clock lo au hour earlier In order to
give better opportunity to accommodate
the public.
Cincinnati!, lime !0-Prealdential
Nominee W. II. Talt and Congretiman
Sherman, together with the National
committee arrived here thlt morning.
The entire population turned out to
meet the party and paraded to tho home
ol Secretary Talt'e brother. The itrecte
awarmed with people and numerona
bandt were in the procereion. The
demonatratlon for the party ahowed
that the prcaidtntlal nomine It ap
preciated in hit home ttate.
A conference waa held for tbe pur-
poee ol appointing a permanent chair
man of the Republican National Com
mittee. The appointment waa. offered
to Frank II. Hitchcock, who waa chair
man ol the Talt campaign, but he de
clined tbe honor.
Washington, D. C, June 20. Presi
dent and Mr, Theodora Rooeevelt and
eon and daughter left today for their
rammer vacation at Oyiter Bay. As
sistant Secretary Latta It at the bead of
the admlnlttratlon at th White House.
II. Well, who ii.in charge ol tbe Ma
ney Brnthera & Co. camp, waa In the
city today. He tayt that work on their
contract is progretslng at well at they
had expected and that the Job will be
completed on or before echedule time.
Philadelphia, Jan J8.-Ar exptolon
occurred on tb ocean liner, Hmburg,
and it It probable that the ship It loat.
Report to far received are th it at latt
a doxen men were killed outright by th.
explosion and that more than a acore ol
othera are mining.
Baker City, Ore., June 20 J. H. Paiker,
tbe vlccpreeldent ol the Flrtt National
Bank ol thlt city, bat been Indicted on
two perjury charge In connection with
tettlmony In timber land operation.
He waa promptly arretted, but haa been
turned loot on $3000 bal1, which wa
larnlthed by partlet in thia city. Sen
ator Ankeny ol Waahington, ia tb
pretldent ol tbe Flrat National.
Seattle, Watb., June 20- Tbe ram
mer meeting ol tbe King County Fair
attociation opened iti race meet thlt
afternoon. A large crowd wat out to
wllnett the race on tbe opening day.
Th teaton will lait aeventy-three day.
Laat evening twenty. four paeteogera
came, in on tbe boat and tbla morning
twenty-ils went out. For teveral daya
put the incoming pataengera have
numbered dote to twenty nearly every
night, and tbe outgoing havo averaged
about tlxleen. Manyol the traveler!
are partlea who are coming hero to
look over the country.
First Rounds For Wets
The liquor men bav won the lint
round in their 8ght agalntt the, enforce
mtut ol prohibiten under the local op-
W'J " "-'.
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it in the
freezing
The White Mountain Frzr
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