The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 13, 1909, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextIk fttemna mimh. Kl.iniatli KnllH First , and HcHt D.iily. Our Advertisers Get The Best Result Tiimi Vi:au. No. 7H7. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1909. Price, 5 Cents MIDNIGHT FIRE AT KLAMATH AGENCY Chapel and Class Itoom, One of the Best Buildings on the Reservation, Com pletely Destroyed Last Night wim. ask iii:hmn.tio. i Iii ('Impi'l iiml iIiihi iiiuiii, ) ,. i (i'l henl building Ill Uliiiinitli Ar id, iiiniiti'li'l ili'tini'il In (In uiioul midnight Iiml truing "I Iii mil i lit i In' llir l iiiiIuiiiv.'ii Hupor Int'iidiM II ( WlUun, wlin Is In ilm ill' uu.i liiilllli'il lit IS ii'ilurk IimI i,iii i It N (.liili'il Iiml llii' fin nna l.i.i iliniivuri'il iiImiiiI Iii an, Inn It vn iii 'I u 1'ir uiiil'T lioniluii) that I' ,i iiniiiiillil' tn ilu iiii)llilni: In iuii'1 pri'teiillng Hi" npri'iul of II, c ll.llli' 4 til llttllT tllllllllllgn Tin' Cluiiii'l wan newly ii'iimili'l" il unci liiipitii.id n little nur ii ji'iir ni:i iniiilvrii ntoaiii lii'iitlliR plant ji. .i .illcil iiml llii' lillllillnc was llghii l,r .lulrltit) Tin1 limit It toiighli it tuniiil at lii'turuii iN.uiiii unit 'i. 00 Alter tlin lire wnn well under a n sinrill una Hindu (nr Ilm night ' ud'cliiiitiii iiml tin Him (iiiiml In tin' ba.i'ini'iit of mm nf Urn utlier fcliiml i li'pii'iii-iilliiK tin. Hiiiiih; iiiliuiiliy, niiiiiltiiiiiit hln iiilli'iiKuii, CiirrlKiui. ii' Yiiinlilll, fur Hii'iil(i. Mi'Arlhill I'.i'i ii ioiiiilnii'iitmy villi fur f-'nii "ii linn miiiM'ir ri'ii'ivi'ii tin iititi nf ilu other r.u lleptihllimin present t'liirlKiui tnted fur Miitiki-rit mid ri'ii'Unl tin vuten uf neten nf hln lli'iiinrriitli' riilli'iiKinii. Ilefurii tin witi rniilil In nuiiuuiired nitlclitlly. Cuirlrmi. iifli'r thanking his Miippurt- wIiIiiIikw iiml miivi'il Unit Mi- Arthur eleitluti In iiiiiiIi uiimil iiioiiit l.lbhy. a Hlnli'iiii'iil memher fiuln Mm Inn, Iiml ri'fiiHi'it tn gu Intn nun ii. Imt In iiui'iiii'il tin Itietltii Iili iiml nit lili luillnt fur Mi-Arthur nvsAMin: cyitlosiox. Iimi Mm lillliil lly Hit I'lploslun nf MI.miI Hull in llitllriiiul Tun. in I Niiir Durrl. IMHtlllH. Jan is -Prcil annum mill A NiIIkiiii win' kllli'il liy tin' I'Milimliili uf it niliHi'il hnln while " t.ndlng l""'l' tl 'Ihl tun rK m Hi,. California Northeast- n know Dial thru l.ml liicii n fire ttiiperllitelideut WlUun, wim III IiihIiiI going in tin r.illrnail, return iii tndat tn tin Agene) Mr stnteil Ihol II would rol nlmiit I:,uihi In H'Pl.'iro tin' ImllilliiK, Iml Hi" I"' irnrtiiri will iirulinlily In fin prunf lu iiir Mr WIImiii'k managi'tiu'iil ul Hi MTnlm mi tin liiillmi Itetertnilun, innni ixtinlu linpintenients Imti lis-II made mi till glolllulu mill build Inci m tin' lii'iiiliiinrlri nt lh" Ai:- I tli 1 Till')' IIIIU llllVl IIIUillTII lll'Ill I plants In nil uf Ilu iiiiIjIH' luillil 1'n: il. iirii lighting ) iili'iii mill wurk-. Irilgntlun Iiiih been Intro lui'il mi ilm thu farming ImuU iiml l . mliiiuU greatly linprutnl Tin 1'iuiiiiiii uf ilm Agency l mi IiIimI not inn' uf tlm prettiest In Klmiinili 1 1. null. iumI It Ih Minted In I'uliii uf 'lulpiueiil mill liiillillugn It i'iiiiiiIk mil uf (hi' lliill.iu AgfUi-len In tlir I nlli'il riinii'rt rii Itiillmnil tiimii'l Hiituriluy night NcIIkuii mud striking, mill unit In stmill) kllli'il, III lii'iul Iu'Iiik IiIuh'Ii ni'iitly iiff Cliimun win turning, mill wnit li'ttlhly mmiKli'il )' tlio I'xpln uliiii llr Ihi'il nliunt hIx limirH. Ilr Atklinnin wiin nil tin hii-iu lin ini'illiitt'b to n hi CliirKiin. In nihil Hun In i'iril lirukcn hnm-M Ik mm tnlni'il ItitiTiinl Inlui lot ulilrli ratltnil hi ilrnlli Tin iittii Iiml Imvii wnrkliiK In Hit lii'iulliiK uf tin tmini'l nil tlio hoiiIIi lili uf tlm hill, iiml Iiml ilillliii In tin mliiril liiiln iiiuri tlm n half mi liunr Infill' tlir cxpluHlun nrriirrnl Tln w'M' tliiilii)iil hy tin UrlrkMiii k I'l'tti-rituii Cuiupmi, which Iiiih Ilm rutitrnit fur puttlm- tliriiuxli tlm tun ni'l. Curnnir Knili wiih hiiiiiiuuiii'iI fintii SIh'.iiii in liulil mi lniUi"tt Ktntiil 'Hint lli'iiulilldiim Will Nut Vuli on Ht'iintur I'm II (,'liiiin- hrrlulll. IIinIin un tin (hurninr. HAI.IIM, Jim. II!. Wlillu il Ih too iiuly yet to furntuit what ncllon will In luki'ii In Ilm Itcpiihllcnn (,i'nlln Hire nullum (.'liniuhi'rlnlli. I'lthiT In li'lny ur pii'Vi-nl IiIh I'lcilloii, H Ih t'liuy in Ht.'ii tliut Climul'urluln will not win tlm Hunulumlilp without u llr.ht. fnvt'KtlKnlloii uf Clinmlu'r Inln'R ri'cnrtl linn been Mnrtcil which Iti'luihlli-mi lomli'm linpi will iifTuril tlmiii tiiiiti'rlal In wiiko ii cmiipulKti. (Jim foiitiun uf (IiIh InvcHtlKiitlon will bu In piuhi thu iifTnlm uf tlm Alanlui Viikuii'l'iii'lllr Kxpimltlun CVniimlH nlnn Hi'vcinl ini'iiilii'rH nf which, up pnliili'i'H uf (Jhmnhurliilii urn chnri; i'il with utiilim cxtrnviiKiinrij mid with IiiivIiik ii'ci'lvcil IiIkIi nnlurk't from tlm i:xpuiltlon opiroirlullon. It In umli'mtuuil thtt thin InviitUatlon will In illii'ili'il nt V. II. WoyruiiR mnl M. I). WIhiIoiii, hnth DcmocratH. AhuthiT mine iikuIiihI the (Invvrn ur will ho Hint uf tuinpfllitiR hlin to ri'alKii the OovcrnorHlilp nlioulil he bn I'liMli'il Hi'iintnr. This plnti lum Klnrti'il from ilm Si-natu mill I'linui'li Hintciiicnl No, I mcmbcri hnvu been "iilloli'il to put off Chnmherlnln'n el- iTtlnn bnllntliiR fur which In to be gin In 1'iirli llouiin ono week from toilii) ijiitll In hIiiiII hnvi "come thtoimh" with hln rt'HlKnntlon. How Iiihk thin Kcheiiie enn clelny tlio Senn turlnl olertlun In im yet problematic ml. It I ithin unknown whether the Governor wnuld mulnt thin effort to iiinke him ylelil up the (lorernnrHlilp. Word hnn nlrend) Imen conveyed lo him uf thin pluti, hut no reply hut culne Imr-k wim. ii.tvi: cot'itT iiorsi.'. Cniiiinliil.iiii'rH I'iiiil 'Hml Tliey Cum l'ttiilly Mnki l'y fur This l'urHiM'..VII ItiiNc mi. -.0011 Till Venr. Tlm Con lily CniiimlnnlonerH have found ii tnw which they hi'llnvii given them nuthiirlt) In en nhi'iul mnl innkii ii levy fur tlm coimlrui linn of n new C'niul IIuiihi'. mnl It In their Inten tion to mill two mlllk lo tlm levy de termined upon to he lined for that pin pom. A two mill levy will mine uhutil I ft, 000 n nil thin In believed to In Hiilllelent with which to mnkn u html I'lmiH und npi'i'lflrntlonn will In Hwurul und iittiiiil conntrurtloiilc,H road dlBtrlctn of thu county In Cnmillt'lKcd tlllH Nllllimer TIltTII, hlllldlm.' etuM rnmla. Am lina fnr n JAILOR SCHALL0CK RECEIVES PRAISE Melton, Thompson and Hale Request the Herald to Publish Their Acknowledg ment of Courteous Treatment will in no reduction In thu amount of the rond levy on thin account. Thu luvy for road purponen which wns del.rmlned upon In 3, 31. tnllln and will ralne nhout 123,000. ri its r Mgcoit ca.si:. The Cum. of tin Mali n. Ike Wrlht Him Ih-iii S't fur Trial un .Next l-'rliln)'. Tin demurrer to the Indictment ni'.nlnnt Ike Wright, charged with nellliiK IntoxIcnlliiK llquorn, wan nr KiU'il before the Court thin after noon by Judgu Dmke, one of the at torneys for Mr. Wright. Thu demur rer wan overruled by the Court and Ioiik tlmo been advocated, the court realize that thu way to get good roads In to build them, and they arc (joint; about It In a thorough bust-nenn-llko way to do It, and still are not Imposing any overwhelming tax burden on the people. Neither arc any other of thu material Interests nf the county being overlooked or neglected. AXM'AL IXIXTIO.V. The annual election of officers and directors of the Plrst National Bank and the first Trust & Savings Dank was held on thu evening of January IL', 1909, nnd the following directors the 1-t.Ko wns set for trial on Friday, wcro elected for tho ensuing year Jnniinry l.V Attorneys It. 8, Smith and Tlion. Drake will represent tho defenni', while District Attorney Kuy kemlall will probably conduct the pruttcciitloii. fillAI.V I'ltlCCS (iO I'l. itiii.ic pew. mvi:itTi:i. Siiiiilnr rnrnki'r Clinr-ji-i ItiMiii'trll mnl Tnfl With llli'itnl ller .Inn nf I'll Id lr l-'iiiuls. Im rt'HM'il Uenuuiil mill ShurlnRe uf Crun CiiiiMt Prlii- of Clrnlii tu (in lo the Limit. WASIIINf.TON, Jan. 1 J Illegal diversion of puhllr funds by tlm I'rer Idem mid William It. Tnfl while Sec letury of War, lo pay for tlm luvesll- MiMiiinit i:i,i:t"n:i M'i:vki:u. S.M.IIM oru, Jan. , -Me.Mtli-urn I'h'iiluii un Kpi'iiki'r uf the limine kiih made iiiimiluiiniK Hhurlly ufter S n'rlmk thin nlleriiuuii The iiiuiii' i' tin' i. iik un iiiiinliii'i' siih ptenelitiil ilie IIiiiiku by f'miiplii'll, ihiilrmiiu u' 'In inueiiH .Munkern. nf l.llih ( Olll'ltX .H'ltV STII.I. OIT. The Jur III tin ran. uf the Stnte i Jtmi'ph Cuhiirn, relln-d nt 2 3D thin lifliTliuun l.nler nil'' uf the Jnrnrtt linked that u portlun uf thu hull on the hide which wan iiri'ni'iil- , , , .. .. , ,,,,., illfi.uilll frnlii tlm wnr fund of 3 ed an eh leiici. he nhaved uff no that l .' ... they could nee the brand. At live The prlto of grain uf all kinds has about reached the top notch In Klam ath County. Wheat, oats and barley am selling for two cents nnd rye Is bring two nnd a half centx. Tho price of flour In now $1.71 a sack. It ttl Ufilfl flint flila JiVtMrmi ihA la ilim .. , . . . . , , ., ia (! HUH 11111 1AIMIIIX1 IIIILI' ttuu gat un by private detectives Into tlmi, . , ., . ,,, , . . . . tu n nhortngi nf crops tho past year limn iihvIIIo affnlr wan charged tnday .. ' ' '. ., by Mi'iiiitur JtiHcpli II. I'uraker of Ohio In Ilm Hennti III a npeerh In reply ing lo hlalt'ini'hlH uf llerbeit J.llruwn uf thin city mid William C. Il.ildwlu of Itoauoki. Vn., who were employed Ii) the rli'Cietary uf War, to secme I'Xhleuiu uf the guilty uegrnen of the and thu Increnned demand over last year. More hind wns put In grain thin year than last but the crops were nut nearly ni heavy un usual. Nearly all of the farmers of thu rniinty have disponed of their grain, nllhoiigh there ure a few who are 1111 l.nl.ll... .... Tk.o.. .. tw. ... r.. ..., ... ,t i. . . i .. 11.1111 Mt'iMiiiK nil. iiii.ru n ill, mu iii- Jftl Ii Infantry, U. H. A., In shoot ng . .,. ,.. .. , ... ... ' ,,, .. i miliar with the market slate that they up the town of llrownnvllle on the. , . , ,, ... , ,,, .. , . .,.,,, .,,- -., i do not believe that grnln will go any nit. I of August l.l-H, 1110 7. Tlio', , .. , , , , . .. ... , . , iiMgher ns It has a ready reached the , .. . .,,,,,, limit- There In no prediction that tectlven wus churctcrlzcd by Kornkerl.. , , ' , illiiini U'lll In. finf unfrnflni 1mn n an "ntrorlouH, shocking und reolt lug." Thin charge of Illegally diverting u'i'luck the Jury wan still out and had filled to reach an agi cement. Tell Muller your Hewing and Talk ing Marlilnn troubles. I'liono 2S4. 12 J WE ARE SMASHING PRICES AT OUR JANUARY HOUSE CLEANING I; The Greatest Chance of the Year 000,0011 appropriated by thu deficien cy act of Maich 3, IKillt, was touched upon hy Kornker In concluding his reninrks, which consisted of a very careful consideration nt certain legal phasen of tho llrnwnvlllo affair and the reading of a number of nfndnvltn by soldiers whoso testimony and "con fessions" Drown alleged ho had se cured to unrnvel the mystery of thu Identity of the men who delivered the shooting nnd theso affidavits de nied with great particularity 'nearly every statement of Importance by the detect Ives, there will be tiny suffering from a grain famine but It Is quite certain (lint thu entire supply will be cleaned out by spring, The fariuern of Klamath County are as well off this year as in the past as tho high price they hnvo received for their grain nnd liny has offset the shortage In crops. j 4i ToiSave Money on Men's and Boys' Clothing, UHeVand Children's Coats, Waists, Sweaters, a Etc., Etc. t K K K STORE KLAMATH FALLS' BEST VALUE GIVERS I m Ki:'.Ti: C.U'tTK IIAHMOMOI'S. Ilimermmi Is Cliosen 1'rtv.Ulciit Willi- mil OiMMisltlnu mnl V. II. Iturry Is L'lilef Clerk. HAI.K.M. Ore. Jan. It. For the first Unit) In tho legislative history of Oregon, organization caucuses were this year open to tho representatives of the press. Tho Senate caucus wns III st, Honutnr Kay, of Marlon, was chosen for temporary Prosldont of the Semite, nnd W. II. narry, of Multnomah County, for temporary dork, Thcro was likowlso no opposition to Senator Jny Bowormnn, of Gilli am, Sherman and Wheeler, for per manent President of tho Senate. W. II. Hairy, or Multnomah, won out over S. L. Mooruond, of Lane, for permanent clerk. I.trC.I,.lK KAVOIIS iOOI HOADS. AT THE Ol'KIU IIOfSK TONIGHT. "Papa, You'ro a Has-Ileen," com ic, "Tho Accuser," dramatic, "A Wo man's Jealousy," "That Awful Baby" Nw songs, The Count)' Will lliiise (her 1 00,000 fur Itiuul HiiililliiK I'uriHws tin CumiiiK Venr. UOSKIIUIIG, Ore. The County Court of Douglas County has gono on lecord ns being decidedly In favor of Good Ilonds. In fixing tho annual tax levy for tho year 1909, they pro vided 2.9 mills for rond building purposes, which will provldo tho splendid mini of t'i9,27C,tir for rond building purposes during the present year. In addition to this tho special rond tnxes levied by tho several dis trict of tlio county will bring the total funds to bo expended far rond purposes In this county tu nearly 1107,000. In fixing tho lax levy for the coming year the board has mndo an Increase of but olio mill over tho total levy for last year, yet the Inst year's levy Included only one mill for road purposes, us ugalnst 2.9 mills this year. Last year's general road tax amounted to n little over $23,000. This year It will bo about three times as much. With over 1100,000 thus provided for road building purposes in a sin gle year, tho county court has given Douglas County the biggest boost and the greatest prestige in its history. A complete out tit of modern load building machinery Is to bo purchas ed at an early date and placed in tho hands of competent men for opera tion during tho ontlro season. Tho court will co-operate with the sev- O..W. White, Geo. T. Unldwln, Geo. P. Llndley, W. I. Vuwtcr and J. W. Siemens. W. A. Dclzcll was re-elected as Cashier of tho First National Dank and J. W. Siemens of tho First Trust & Savings Dank. The usual surplus nnd dividends were declared. FOIIT KLAMATH NEWS. James Pelton and wife weut to tho Falls Saturday. Mr. Pelton Is one of tho jurymen. Miss Ednn Nnrrls went to Crystal Sunday, when she will teach school this winter. O. D. Bunch and wife went to the Fulls Sunday. Kthcl White went to Kcno last week where she will visit with rela tives for about a month. Da It Drophy, while rambling down Main street tho other evening, fell Into n horse track accldcntly, and nearly drowned. After somo exer tion he succeeded In reaching the top, but only (o find ho had a severe headache. Mr. Durns and Mr. Nortel, from tho sawmill, were In town Sunday. J. II. Hesslg left last week for Sis kiyou County, Cal. He will be absent nhout two weeks. Everybody Is getting ready to put up Ice. Chas. Drophy, Dalt Drophy and Mr. McKlnlcy went to the Falls Sunday. Henry Dorlno nnd wlfo left Mon day on tho stage. Watch for sale on ladles collars at THE D DEAL. 13 At the request of J. D. Melton, Wm. Thompson and Milton Hale, the three men convicted of burglary, a representative of the Herald visited the prisoners In the county Jail this morning. The men stated that they wished to make a public acknowledg ment of the courteous treatment which they recolvcd while confined In tho Jail which covered a period of about six months. They felt partic ularly grateful to Jailor John Schal lock for the little favors he had shown them during their Ions;, con finement, which had greatly lessened tho tedious hours and made them, be lievo that there wcro still a few men who bad not lost the last spark of ordinary human feollng. They also thanked the Herald for not convict ing them before the Jury had an op portunity to pass upon the merits of the case. Tho men stated that they would not Impose on the paper by asking It to glvo their side of the case as no good could be accomplished. They felt, however, that they had baen convicted without sufficient evidence. Their enemies had accomplished their purpose and they would servo their term. Mr. Melton suted that the on ly reason he could account for betas' brought Into the case waa for person al revenge, the details of which war of a personal nature which k 414 not care to discuss. Tho three men do not show any ot' the effects of long confinemeat, ex cept possibly an improvement lav thehr physical appearance. They are all apparently in tho best ot health and spirits and did not seem to dread the trip which they are to take to Salem tomorrow. The A. O. U. W. lodge Is planning for somo big times In the near fut ure. They are having one ot their annual revivals and at the regular meeting last evening the members brought In six new applications for membership. The lodge expects to Initiate from 20 to 30 new members In tho next tew weeks. Have you tried on of those lum Eagle cigars at tho MonarchT Tho best fire-cent cigar on tho market.il Help The Doctor filled exactly as he ocrlptlon to the store where It will bo No matter how rdered It. of a patient Is muchgood tho doctor may be, the recovery properly compounded, retarded It tho medicines are not known the high stand Ho refers you to us because be ot the drugs we use, urd ot our work, the absolute purity the promptness wlthwhlch are the best procurable, and Prices no higher which we fill all orders, ot everything. Heme than are consistent with the boat have a prescription tomber theso facts the next time you By bringing bis pres be filled. Star Drug Store They Have It" J mm urn m m WemfaH! ml TT1&it II MIIIIJIIIIMIIMIIIIIIItr"