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KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON. SATURDAY. AUGUST 8. 1008.
Price. 5 Cents.
HARRIMAN MEETS WITH PEOPLE
RECOGNITION
FOR KLAMATH
Stanford Accredits
High School
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"'l of ('omincrie will t-i, II,,, ...null ,
tlniiilcl ilorhi' 1,,'tii'lll from the niei-t-iii'
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'I Iim ili'li-Kiili-K H.-l . t ! urn Judge,
l"i 'I IIiiIiIkIi,. I'liink Iru White. I
I li fiiirnll, I f'rnrik Adam ami
II II liiiiilmr
tllutlll-r l'll)lllnll i-ciril.
Mil i III l t iiiuili In n ,,f i,
oilier I'll) nil Iim Tlii t outttry ion
tlKiiniiii In thin illy k wi' I populuted
lilnl llif p.-oplc ni-.-.l a heller mcdlinl
rvlie (In,, ili)Ki Inn riiiiiiut Hiir
rcfiil iuik f(,r mi (urge a p,ipulu
LlaSS tiiin a n, u iiiiii,i'ti-nl in. in i unlit do
.. i. i..iii..i:nn utii. "'" '"" " a ""ri """' a a mat
county Institution with llr , ,. i,y.,.an ,i,-
kIiIiik In Hi ii it a prailli" heie. the
lliiiinl will kIvi. a jcnr'H free runt ill
u huge iiiiiiiiiihIIiiiiii uliiri. riHiin to I,,'
uni'il im u ilnii; alore ami nfflie.-IliMiinl
IN FOREMOST RANK
Prominent Educator
Rust in Oregon
Kdurators nnit tluialliiniil liialllu
lion. In tin' alal" f Oregon have fur
Kirral )rur recognized I hi' IiIkIi
lUncUnl n( tli Klnmntli muni) high
m&ikjI II linn been iIhih.mI lh the
forrmoat schools (if III)' slat" an,)
eJootnia hnvo lii'lil It iii an li uliiinl
Mill) ill mil tat Ion. TIm m IuhiI Man
tow been Justly terognlicd li) Call
(crnls unit llii admission lotnuillleea
i( the Hlnnfiiril university, at a r t -
Uc In' lil on July '. granted nrni-dll-1st
privileges ( Hi" graduates of I !
Kl.tnsth rounty high school, Ihua
(ItIdk It the Mtnn recognition a It
ion the better IiIkIi schools through,
cut the ulnle nf California. I
The school nt till i Ity uml iniiiil) I
Ulc been one nt Hie sliiingeat nltrur- I
tlon. for hntni-seeker ami many piie I
fl have lieen n to mat their lot In
tbli lection because of Ilin edurallnu.
it advantages offered. There la ev
ery Imtlratlon unit naaiirame Ihnt
dnrlnK the ensuing )iur the high
wbiMil ll inalnlalii the IiIkIi stand
lid that hit lieen renrheit.
t;(Mli ItOAIlH VVi:THV.
Ihsintirr of Ciiiuiiiem' A,h,IiiI I -(.
rKale to I'nrtlntiit Convention.
The koo'I rimiU ionenlloii run
true at I'lirl Inml on September II
mil there will lie In attendance dele-
lra from every lection of the state
l wi nu that the slogan of the entire
stile ami of every visitor In the slate
l"(!oo Honda," Tl xrliisliinlsl
h(i recently vlnlt.il t lac roiinty lulil
to Imlld hetter roads, Mr. Ilnrrl
tun n)s "good rendu will heli de-
'flop )oiir rou nly " Klumiilh should
'I lie i:r-imi,,
What promises lo he I he greatest
mi 1 1 s In the ay o an eicuraluli
will he given tomorrow, under the
ktinpltea of the Chamber of Com
ineiie Thul thine who participate
In It lll have a r,ood time anil that
the iittemlame la going to bo largo
ll lerlalu ThU li ua It nhoulil he
for the wiirk of the Chamber of
Comiiierre ileiiianJa the milled sup
,ort of the hualni-M men and other
dtlieiia of the town. If yuu want to
have the time of vour life and help
a K'KI rauae, do niit fall to K on thin
en iiralon
A 1 1 1, rue) lii(e Id-lnalatiil.
Martin !. Unite, ex-rlly uttorne)
of Medford, ti ri-lnatated aa a
iiemher of the Orexon bar by the
miremi rourt Inat week. Mr. Mono
waa lonvlrli'd of participating; In the
Miller uml Klneart land wlndle and
aerved four monll.a In the Mullnnm
nil Jail. The Oregon liar Atwoclatlon
had hla llrenae taken uwuy from him
ii a a ioni'iiienie. 1 1 lit petltlnn for
rliiatalement M algne-l by nil the
lu),r of Jarkaon rounly.
luiirl Ailjinirn Till Mnmluy.
Alter belliK III Heaalnil for HPVernl
itu) fount) rourt him taken un ad
journment until Monday when fur
ther action will bo taken on the po
llllon for a road to Midland from
thU rll). Tim iiiurl eoncluded that
the report of the vlewern wn Iniom
plite and ordered them to InviMtlitate
farther und make another report.
Tim lonrt In very denlroua of openlng
tliln road, but on nrcotint of tho heavy
dumaiseH linked It la phohlbltlvo nt
this time.
Klbln throiich tho great Improvements
Hindu In thai part of California by
tho people there.
When I landed from tho boat I
wuh hnnded n paper containing an
liirtlclo that ntatcd that I camo hero
hi'dtiiHe I was worn out and needed
rent. I hnvu tome here for rest and
recreation. When I went to the home
of our friend Church I must confesa
Ihnt I wan a llttln weary after my ex
perlemi! with tho roads, but when 1
tend that article t decided I was not
uh worn out as that aUtement Inti
mated, und I immediately arose to
get ready for this reception. There
Is Komethlng In the American aatwc
I Unit makes a man refuse to be con-
Distinguished Visitor and Party Arrived Shortly Afternoon , iired down and out. m that ar-
li(H) reference was raaae 10 Jiarn
miin methods." I am afraid that
neither you nor tho writer of that
nrtitlo really know what Harrlman
inethodx ure, and I believe that It
the mutter is Riven closer scrutiny
they will not bo considered In the
mine Unlit that some people would
have ou bellove. On closer acquain
tance jou will find that the Harrlman
tin thods endeavor to be reliable and
ure, I believe, as reliable as the peo
ple or Klamath Falls.
Col. HoUblid, the Booster.
After Mr. Harrlman concluded bit
rrmnrks, Col. llolablrd showed that
he was one of Klamath's best boost
ers. He made, a few remarks that
DELIVERS SHORT ADDRESS
IN THE COURT HOUSE PARK
Advises Better Roads Throughout County
, und Makes Other Suggestions
BECOMES MEMBER OF COMMERCIAL BODY,
And After Spending Few Hours in City Boarded
Steamer Winema for Pelican Bay Resort
t... rold drinks at the Monarch.
I represented at the convention and We iilun handle n choice linn of to
ll Ihe deleKnteH named by the Cham- barms und clKnrs.
$
First Showing
New Fall Hats
All the Seasons New
..qr.stv.es and Colors are
i .. ..iM.naruvifinn
ready un.Y"m nwi"""
j Stction Thoroughbred Brands i
K. K. K. STORE
"The Beit Place to Trade'
The Harrlman party nrriied In the
city about r:in today uml were met
ul the dock by inrriaces that ion-
vi') id them to Ihe Houthern I'nilllc
head'tuarlerH. Afler n-MliiK for u
time Mr. Harrlman was called upon
by a ili'li'Kullnii of the Chamber of
Commerie with whlrli li" tulked for
4iiie time, OIhimihhIiik Hiihjects of in-
tereat to llila lounly. He showed n
kei'ii lulereat In the kind of horses
crown here und in the Kenerul devel
opment of the country. President
W. A. Delzell, HpeuklnK for the Klam
ath Chamber of Commerce, extend
ed him nn Invitation lo meet with the
Chamber and the people In Kenernl
In the court bullae park. Mr. Ilnrrl
man stated (hut he would be pleased
til meet the people of Klllliilltll Knlls
and that he wus more limn wllllim
to do aii)thlnK that would please
them, but ho hud to draw the tine on
tnlklnK for nil ho had done In emits
InK Ihe continent was to talk. He
was escorted to the park where he
was Kreeted by a larno crowd. He
wan Introduced by President Delicti,
of the Chamber ' Comnierre, with
the following remarks:
Mr. K. II. Harrlman'
In meetliiK with )ou todny, we, ns
Itliectors of the Klamath Chamber of
Commerce, assure oil that wit deep
ly appreclutn tho courtesy )ou have
shown us In taklnu tlmo from jour
well earned vacation, to accord us
your presence.
Wo nro clad of this opportunity to
express our appreciation us citlxous
of Klauiuth county for what you have
dono and nre doing for our couuty In
cslabllshlnK your resort on tho Upper
Luke, brlnRlnK your friends with you
to enjoy It nnd thus becoming mutu
ally Interested with us In tho devel
opment and preservation of our un
surpassed fishing and hunting
grounds.
Wo ure glut! to meet ou In this
conference, not only because you nro
the head of great railroad and finan
cial Interests, but hecuuso you nro n
representative American citizen a
t)p of the successful business man,
and we want your suggestions nnd
ndvlre to hetter enable us to get re
sults In our efforts lo develop Klam
ath county resources.
It Is needless (or us to emphasize
our Interest In tho progress of the
rullrond construction on your lino
building to our city. Our growth ns
a city nnu prosperii) un tvumj ,,,
vltiilly dependont upon Its early com
pletion. Wo trust thnt Its construc
tion will continue ns rapidly ns pos
sible und thnt at tho earliest possible,
date wo will be In actual touch by
rail with tho rest of the country. In
this connection wo urn also much lu
need of direct Western Union Tele
graph sorvlco without the annoyance
of telephoning our messages pint
way.
Our Chamber of Commerce bus
Just entered Into n contract wllh your
Southern I'nclllc company I" do $l,
600.00 worth of advertising for us
during the ensuing year, through tho
Sunset Magazine, We want farmers
for our valleys, but botoro wo can
hopo for many, wo must have rail
road transportation. Thcso farmers
must bo assured of transportation for
their crops, or they cannot afford to
rati them. May we promise pros-
pei (he settlers that the)' will luivo
trniiKporlnlliiu for the crops of tho
)e.ir limy? Wllh lliesu settlers, we
hope to so develop our resounes nnd
IncreiiHo our proiluitK thai an outlet i
by rail north and east will logically '
follow with i'iiiul prollt to both ship
tier und uirrler.
Our mvmhershtp lomprlaes some
uiiii liuuilieil citizens of Klnmatli
I'nlls und adjacent territory while
few- In numbers nnd llmlli-d In lltuin
(ex, we feel wo me accomplishing
much good for our county. l.tiBt )car
through our efforts, our county was
well represented ut the National Ir
rigation Congress nt Haciamvnto nnd
wo carried home valuable, prizes. Wo
nre laboring earnestly lo unite all tho
various set tlons of our county Into
harmonious etTorts for our Impiove
meiil mid u axsuiti )ou that wo
siand ready ul all times to co-oper-uto
wlt'i your Interests In mi) thing
that H for the good of Klamath.
Ilecently In tho vicinity of jour re
sort, wu furnished the funds for the
work of opening u cliuutiel of Wood
river and your launches now, if tliey
wish, can nmlgate to within three
und n half miles of I'l. Klnmatli. Wn
hope In the near future, to have tho
beauties of our Upper Lake nnd our
many totirlxt attractions mi well
known that many other resorts simi
lar to )our own will be constructed
mid the annual touilsl travel to our
Switzerland of America" be u sourro
nf much piotll to )our transportation
Hues and equnll) pleasant und prollt
able lo us.
We trust that jour vacation in
our county tuny nfford ou oven grea
ter pleasure than )ou anticipate, and
we assure nu that your nnnunl trips
here will nlwu)s be looked forward
to by us with much pleasure. We
welcome you to Klamath county.
.Mr. Ilnrrliiian's Itemurks.
Mr. llarilniau said in substance:
I had no Intimation of this recep
tion until 1 stepped from tho boat and
unfortunately no one hn put on pa
per for mo what 1 ought to say. I
thank jou for tills evldenco of good
will uml ussurc, jou I will alwa.vs en
deavor to please the people of this
section. Nothing gives mo mnro
pleasure thun to please tho people.
When I stepped from the boat und
wus presonled with n petition request
ing thnt 1 attend this leceptiou I
must confess that 1 uu weary. I
realized Hint In addition to wanting
the rail load ou also need country
rouds, nnd my ndvlco to the people
of this county Is to construct good
roads. 1 liopo thnt by autumn tho
railroad will be completed to a point
wheie connection will bo made with
water transportation and by next
spring It will certainly bo completed
Into this city. Hut when this Is done
If tho roads between this city und the
Upper Count i y ure not Improved I
assure you that )ou will nut see much
of llurrlinnu or HmTlmim's friends.
1 do not say this In n sense of critic
Ism or fiiiiltllndlug, but simply In the
nature of friendly ndvlco. Tho pooplo
whom jou would have come here ex
pect good roads. They me used to
them uml operl I hem irid uio will
ing lo pay for them, und one of tho
first things you want to do Is to seo
thnt they got thoin. I have ulwuys
belloved In Oregon, nnd particularly
this part of It will bo a resoil in the
Bunamor similar to what Southern Cal
ifornia Is In tho winter, and you all
know what tho section around Los
Angeles Is. ThU has been made pos-
GROWTH OF
AN INDUSTRY
Big Increase in Box
Shipments
EXPORTED TO FRISCO
WW Ship Twenty-seven Car
Loads of Manufactured
Lumber This Year
were to tho point and brought Im
mediate results. Ills plea was for a
stronger Chamber of Commerce. He
appealed to every able-bodied man
of Klamath county to become a mem
ber of the organization. He censured
those who refused to do their share
In tho development of the country.
He spoko of the wealth of the Klam
uth region In every respect and urg
ed the people to unite In the devel
opment of tho resources that nature
hus so bountifully supplied. Immed
iately upon the conclusion of bit re
marks, Hon. K. II. Harrlman handed
Secretary Dunbar, of the Chamber of
Commerce, tho Initiation feo for a
membership and three cheers for
Harrlman wcro given by the largo
and enthusiastic crowd. Several oth
ers ut onco had their names enrolled
on tho membership list of tho Cham
ber nnd one of these was Col. llola
blrd himself.
Harrlman Meets People.
Following the speech Mr.Harrlmaa
signified a willingness to meet and
shuko hands with all the people who
hnd gathered In tho park to help wel
come him to our midst. He teemed
to enjoy meeting the people of oar
city and with some few he was able
to chat over old timet at be bad
(Continued on Last Page)
Last year the Long Lake Lumber
company exported nine carloads of
box material and thlt year they made
arrangements for the exportation of
twenty-seven carloads. The Increase
In tblt business U one of the beat In
dications of what tblt counter will
do In the course of time. If Klamath
Falls Is destlLed to become a city for
no other reason the lumber Industry
It sufficient. All It needt la transpor
tation. Mills will come la the wako
of railroads and Instead of exporting
twenty-seven carloadi of ttuS In one
year there will be exported nearer
to twenty-seven In one week. Tbero
It not another place on record that
hat no direct communication with the
trade centers that la exporting lum
ber In manufactured condition to the
markets of the large cttlea. .
Twenty-eeren carloada are a tmall
Item, bnt the old taring It that the
direction the straw takes tbowt the
course of the wind. It It safe to pre
sume that the time It not far distant
when the ttrlng of lakes In tblt coun
ty will be the greatest mill ponds
west of the Rocky Mountains and
when tho lumbering Industry of the
Klamath country will not support one
wood manufactory with the capacity
of the Long Lake Mill, bnt wben
there will be dozent of mills and ev
ery one with ten timet the capacity.
If en experienced In the lumber bus
iness tee much In the departure ot a
barge load ot box material from tho
dock In tblt city. They realize tbat
the Industry la In the embryo In thlt
section and tbat the present ship
ments will stimulate the business and
will advance tbe time when thous
ands ot people will derive their tab
tlstence from tbe lumber Industries.
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Going Camping ?
We have the best guns
and ammunition. Let us
outfit you for a trip to the
mountains. We have the
goods that hunters need.
Going Fishing ? f
Our rods and tackle are
the best that are made
and the stock from which
we invite you to select is
very extensive. .'. :
Roberts & Hanks f
Hardware Merchant
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