The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 04, 1909, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextPfte tuttitti) Klamath Falls' First and Best Daily. Tiiiiid Yeah. No. 771 KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1909, flfl lit ! Our Advertiser. Get fjWjP. I The Be,t Resultt. s )A. 3r"" 0 - Price, 6 Cents NO TRAINS BEFORE TOMORROW NIGHT Mountain Slide on Track Below Ounsmuir -Reported That Levees are Broken on Both Sides Sacramento River FKAIIS FOIt MISSING MAW. Thvru will be no (mini ijui u( Wvvil - I.. tlther direction before tomorrow WI'. who obti.H.ed their jobi iiIkIK A big mountain nll.lv occur, led iiulh of DuiikiiiiiIi uiiil It lun nuouut uf pursoual or political pull with tbu Court IIOIiY TO UK T.tKKX TO HIIAHTA, I.Vort uf Muboiia Will Accompany Hotly uf ilif mp Km.t Houln to Vreka, Calif. be aome tltnu bufuru thu trstk cm. bo rlinreil Tim traik iiicti mid ulinm ottitwlit have b.'iMi Mut from Oregon rihI ever) effort l to bu nn.de to op. tu up thu service without iIih' To brothers of (ho Into Ernest It la reported that tlio Hiiirainento Houlo arrived on tbv boat thin even- Itlvrr has btiii-wii HimiukIi Urn levies)1" ,r""1 l'""" Hlln and arrange- mi boll, allien, but in tin- wlrea am) down tlio full niiiounl of tbu ilmuaK" win not narertali.ed Tbu raltm aro till doliiK In nty ilmiinKc mid n largit portloi. of Northern California In flooded TltV NEW HO.Ui PLAN. Tillamook County In IINioiitliiue Hu prrvlsora mill Hire n Com petent KukIiim r. liK'iita liiuu been made to lake tbv body theru for burlul Thu body will be lakvu out on tint boat In tlio muru liiK and will bu eacoiti-d from thu res I'loruo lo thu wlmrf by lonimltteeH from tbu Manoiii and tbu Odd Pel Iowa IuiIk''. Mr. Hoult waa a nicm bur of tbu Klnmatl. Kail l.odgo of Maaons and belonged to the Odd Fol low Lodge at Yrcka A conimlttuo of tlio Maiona will Lnko County Omttm WaroVsl U Net Heard From More tin Left for Wtlutiiuon Rlvrr Three Weak Ago. i Deputy 0 a ma Warden Gibson o porta that Pu Hitebcotk. wheals deputy game warden of ilk Cpuaviy, left Klamath Fails aeeat the lb of January, for Wllllatnsoa River aid no word bus been beard froai Mm since. Mr. Gibson fean that seats accldout may have happened to km Mr. llltcbcock waa up, on Wllllafc on IllYor some time age aad ha bid a team ot horses wblck bt aold 'to J. F. Adams. He returned to tils city and about January 1C left or Williamson Itlver In company With an Indian to set his saddle wblth ba bad left there when be sold tbe boress. Ills cbapa and sotno other goods ware left at thu Klamath House whera be was atopplni at the time. He staled that ho expected to be back In abeut three das and had planned to ac company Mr. Gibson to tbe eastern part uf thu couut)'. It Is aald that bu had quite a aiitu qf u.onoy With lilm, the proceeds from tba sale" of his horse. He has not returned to the hotel aud Mr. Ulbion baa tried to and bis whereabouts by phonu but caa let no Information. It was thought that he may hare gone to work for Mr. Adam on his dredge, but Mr. Adams who left tho Agency tbe first of tbe Piail AND OAMK TRAP. nvcnior nouuiwortii -iiaa Devised a Very Ingenious Affair for Catching Mink and Oil.- er Animal. TII.I.AMOOK, Oro.. Feb 3. Tbu Hay City Hoard of Tradu Invited a accompany tho body to Yreka, and tho lodge at that place, will take week, atated that he wasn't with bis chnrgo of tho funeral avrvkea. IHUIM.NU TIIK MAMHH LAM). number of thu members of tbu Tills- aotprnnM.n, Pump Meeting With Hue roook Ikivclopment League lo a meet- , OI, , Kjprrinui UiK at Hay City, to tllacttan with that body matters pertaining to Tillamook' I County. Dr. W. C. Ilnwl., pietldentj sprrlmeuul Nwauin Fartu. irew. He rcinembarad buying bis horaes and prorula4 to tee If be could And any trace of blm wheo be arrlvod at the Agency, bot sat report has been received. HISUISU-UMTJUC - J -a -vH-LKAlUllUt ABROAD. Tho Iteclainatlon ttrvlc began nf the Day City Hoard of Trade, pre- f Monday operating their pump on the lils tl. j experimental farm near the It la absolutely necessary (or one Lower to K0 ''r(Nd 'or th" study of alng- III. Illll llll Mfllffnnt ulifiuM MMunr. Tho flnt mutler tbnl wn illacuaa-l.hc, by which they expect to drain, oJy uu j,WMelt or 'heraelf a fuw P. II. Bouthworth, the' Klamath Falls Inventor, has devised an appar atus for catching mfnk and other an imals and which also can be used'oa a smaller scale for catching fish. ' Tbe devise Is an oblong shaped af fair smaller than a lead pencil, wblcb Is inserted In the minnow or what ever bait Is used. It contains an air chamber wblcb will float tho minnow so that It would appear as alive. Af. ter tbe minnow or bait Is swallowed by tbe Bab, any strong pull on tbe line would release a spring which would force two neddle llko prongs Into the fish and bold It fast. The fish can be released by pushing on a small rod connected with the line. The dovlse Is particularly designed for catching mink and other animals of that nature, and It Is claimed that It would bo a much better method tban the old atyle trap In that It would In no way Injure tbe bide. It Is also, much more humane aa the an imal would choke to death In a few minutes, and would not be left to suffer for hours as Is many times tbe case wbon It Is mangled In a trap. MEANS CONNECTION WITH EAST VIA RENO Alturas Line Being Surveyed Direct to Klamath Falls-Will Make Two Lines Through Klamath Valley INTERESTING XCWS UAIHY AND YONNA VALLEY. id by II. T. Holts, prritldunt of thu tbu laud. Tbu fnrni, which coniprlaes Tillamook Development l.eaituo, Mu or Thomas Coalua and othvrs, was to devlto plan whureb) tbu toad fund could be properly expended This county will rnliu a road fund this ear amounting tu f'JU.OUO, and ow ing to the fact that the pruiunl au purvUor sstuin It not giv ing satisfaction In obtaining good roads, It was guuurally thought that tho County Court bould employ an engineer to take chargu of the road work and construct roads according tu modern scientific Ideas. Tbuie ap peared to be no objection to paylnr; a largo tax levy for road purposes, but whnt the two organisations de sired wss a competent and experi enced parson at tho road work Instead of a number of luexpvrlonced r6sd u- r uturly IAO acres, lm ulready been dyked aud tbe pumplug it) stein so far has proven auccesaful, and It Is be lieved that no trouble will be expe rienced In draining tbu entire farm. As soon as thu land Is drained expe riments will bu made tu determine tho quickest and best method of kill lug the growth of lulus, and taste aru tu be made In Irrigating the re claimed tract, AT THE OPEItA IIOl'tfE TONiaUT. Eutlro change of program. "The Changing of Souls." "Mr. Jones at the Hall," and others. New songs. MONEY TO LOAN on rancbee.tlm- ber land, and city property. HALL 8HEPHEUD CO. tOtt ataBaV ssssssffJV' SsW !P5J TORr Wrk WSkmw SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBnMA aVw asBBBBBsr B Step in and Look f at the NEW SPRING t PATTERNS in i Men's Suitings See the.neweit i '0.9 styles. You'll be under no obii dition to buy- but if you are in the market' rot New TOGS We can pieaie you K. K. K. STORE questlona buforu deciding on so mo- tuoutou a step. Tbu whole question Is a big one, Tbu Aluurlcu of today ta au art-loving uatlou a music-loving nation espe cially. An operatic career docs un questionably make a powerful appeal to a girl gifted with a good voice and umouraged by a little local renown. The trouble Is, so many American girls have good voices. They alng la church choirs, at a party or aa ama teur concert, and theu siren voices aru heard In well-meant adulation "Why don't you gosuo Europe to study? With such a olce as ours you ought to make name and fame. Aud so un. Now, criticism of this sort won't do; Indeed, It may wall bring about ombltterment and disaster. Little girls of fifteen have written ma re gretfully, saying they bava "not yet begun serious study." Why; It la positively criminal to embarkMUpon a tinging career before the' age of eighteen, at least. Thea, Is tbelr bealtb robust? For that-Is vital. Can they bear up ag ainst disappointment after disap pointment? Have they faculty for acquiring lungusgas? ' Vital again, this. Is tbelr solas. eglUvated and broadened by. reading and knowledge of the world? Aad are tbey deter mined to study oa.trnt physiological principles? -Xastly, ha vo-' they suffi cient money ;soi:as to avoid positive heartache amJ: misery Maae. Melba In Success. Macgaslue. 0 VEGETABLJEfs AND FRUIT. Tbe Monarch Mercantile Cosaaaay caa supply 'you' wlth-anytbta I tba vegetable -and fruit llssj. Oood re ceived fresh tram Ua California mar kets by atpraas: Celery, aabbagaJ onions," squash; pumpkins," tetaoas, oraUN'bahaaaa; nuta, at. " 10 '. ,,.1. ;.; . ,,,.. Tbe. Nevada, ktata . Assembly bat .jpasaad a bill providing that applicants dents of thaatttitor.'twojreari, in stead oi li'm9ntt.Jsi heretofore. Sengtc-r-aHmraa baa.sefturad a, fav orable' report trofn tbaafrtcuUura.1 commlttean his atahsdtneatgddlbg PprtUnd.-.p.tba.UUaa torjbs) atUb Utbmeat of acat tor tba tsfVeatlea and gradJaai ' cTttratei. 8cT Pool and A. L. Michael went to the Falls last week to bring out some frleght for W. P. Sedge, the merchant, of Dairy. - There waa a small crowd met at tbe borne of Jobs Donnell last Fri day evening. They spent the even ing In dancing aad all present seem' ad to enjoy themselves. Tbe met was furnished by 8. Harris. A bas ket supper waa one of the plsasaat features of tba avaslnc. T hoaa at tending the dance wure: Mlssos An na, Mary and Clara Smyth. Rosa Reck, Hatel Fitch, Louise Kgert: Messrs. Geo.. Smyth, Jesse Drew, John Donnell, John Hitter, Henry Stsnley, Orvllle Smyth and Frank Deck. , Harrison Gray, accompanied by Miss Msy Robinson, went to Dairy Sunday. 4 Mr. Copperfleld, of Yalnax made a business trip to Godfrey Beck's last week to get a load of oats. ' Tba children of Yonna Valley thlnhH they have a good Joke on Mr. lloppe, of North Yonna, who set out a trap last week. When ha went to visit tne trap be found be bad 'caught a wildcat, wblcb, as soon aa It saw blm, started off taklngtbatrap with blm We think Mr. Heppu. would ba very grateful to tbe wildcat, it it would bring back tba trap. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Stoeshler and children, and Mr. and Mrs.vTheodore Flackus and children, ot Yonna, wart visitors at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rueck near Bonanza last Bun day, , -.Carl Aaams, of Upper Yonna waa la Dairy Sundsy. Godfrey Beck hauled a load ot wood from Mr. Hoppe's place In the mountains, last Saturday. A large Holsteln bull belonging to Jacob Rueck, died last Sunday. Ha bought It at Fort Klamath about two years ago for 1116. While Coltlster Gray, ot Fort Kla- auth;.ls in Yonna vjeltlng his moth er, bit Tousln, Barb Oray, It feeding Ja tor bin. .Bert v used to be a Hltdebraad asheel boy.and It may In terest bis old .frteiuUwto know that be it sow sis feet one Inch tall, and weight AIQ pounds,' Colly thinks he it Jutf tbe right else to feed cat . . . V, Jajaet Copperfleld. bad the misfor tune to. break bis. leg, last weak, by droppta'ff an Iron aids. oa it. fc . , C .'ew 'returned from tbe Res- ervatlUaC.Suadey,' where he baa seen aww.saa May, ea oustness. Mr. MUter, was)' baa" taken 'up a homestead near d)4fray Beck's, ot Nottfa':Ytta';:Wsv improving .ft by grubbing' off' the' Mgsbfush'.1" He bar also'sunk a waU-oa-lt; 'Carl Adamr,'ojt'Nortb'YoaBa. it lu with 'the- meatlaa; '' Mra.-FMcTBeck-it' visiting kt tbe home of.MrsWm." Flackus-tbla weak. Mrs. W.- U. BUaa -waa. vlsltlag at Mrs, 'Bey; Foot'a; or Yenna; tbla week. Mrty.Chaa;. Dfeweatertalaed at her hoaaa last Saassiy. Aa aaeaUent dla&er wuaajojed-bjf atra. -t.- a Drew and daughter Waive, Mist May Koblnson and Harrison Gray. Tbe dinner waa in honor ot Mrs. Drew's birthday, wblcb occurred on Saturday. Wm. Clark and Theo. Flackus were at work cutting wood near tbe HI! degbrand school last week. Fred Beck Is hauling oat hay from j uoorrey ueck's rancn witn wntcn to feed bis stock. Mrs. D. Y. Gray, of Yonna, wno has been III for several weeks, Is still In a critical condition. Dr. Truax, of Uonania, was called Saturday, but she Is not Improving as all would wish. The doctors think It may be cancer ot tue stomach wblcb Is trou bling her. Her son, Colly Gray, of Fort Klamath, waa sent for Satuida and arrived Sunday evening, making the trip on horseback In one day. Joe Coburn, of the Reservation, as In Yonna on bis way to Dairy, Saturday, returning home Sundsy, Geo. 8myth has bsen hauling hay from Mrs. Delia Colahan't .place, to feed bit cattle. J. F. Wallls and John Logue went to the Falls Sunday on business. Claude Clopton went to tbe Reser vation Monday to ride after cattle for Cbaa. Horton. Tbe flue of Jacob Rueck't bouse caught Are oa a windy night last week aad burned out, but there was no damage doae to the house. Fred Beck Is Improving bis place by aaildiag a maw fence. Willie Jon aaJe batatas hint. John Anderson and Manuel Vlerra have gone to the Reservation to feed cattle belonging to J. 0. Wight and Mr. Vlerra. Miss Nellie Bliss will stay will Mrs. Vlerra during their absence. Ludwlg Stertl, of Yonna, has pur chased ICO worth of trees. from Mr. Denslnger, who is tbe agent for tbe Oregon Nursery Co. He evidently thinks fruit can be grown with suc cess in Yonna Valley. 8. Harris, ot North Yonna, was in Dairy Monday. Jack Horton made a bustneea trip to tbe Reservation last Sunday. Miss Lola Pool, ot Yonna, who Is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. R. C. Cowley, of Laagell Valley, waa taken sick with the measles while there. Wm. Ubrmann made a bustneea trip to Swan Lake Monday. Jacob Rueck bat been' on tbe tick Hit with a tevere cold this latt week. Mr. Prlcon and family, who has been staying at Cbas. Llskey't of Swan Lake, have now returned to Yonna and are staying with Mr. Brooks. It IS now practically assured that tbe terminus of tho railroad, the sur vey for which Is now being made from Alturas, Is to be at Klamath Falls, Instead ot as first reported at Midland. The surveying crew under the charge of Engineer Knowlton, movod their camps tbe first of the weak to tho Short ranch. A pnrt of tho crew Including tbe draftimcn are loaded at tl e Carroll ,anc" . A II , I, j I ; un up the canter of t c valley and as been about compl:t:d to tl Is city. This would mean Oat there will jo two lines up the valley. Tbe Cal ifornia Northeastern will l;avo Mid and and follow clojely tbo slioro line until It reaches ttli city. The sur vey being made by Mr. Knowlton's crew would Indicate that when tho Alturas line Is built It will traverse the entire length of tho Klamath Basin, coming up the center of the valley. It Klamath Falls is mado the ter minus ot both of these roads, It will simply assure the future ot the city. With the narrow guage running to Alturas replaced by a standard road. It would give Klamath. .Falls direct connection with tbe East by way ot Reno, Nevada. NOTICE. y. All persons holding accounts against tbe Long Lake Lumber Co. are re quested to present same at once to Fred Melhase at The American Bank A Trust Co. for settlement. Long Lake Lumber Co. Tbe following is the monthly sum mary ot tbe Weather Bureau ot Yon na Valley tor the month ot January: Temperature: mean max., 40.13; mean, mln., 26. 8; mean, 33.3; max., 63 on 18tb; mln., -8 on 11th. Pre cipitation: Total. 8.31 Inches; greatest in 14 hours, .98, on 6th. Snow: To tal Tall, 9.80 Inches; on ground 16th, 00 inches; at end of month, 00 In. Number ot days with .01 or more pre cipitation, IS; clear, 0; partly cloudy. 24; cloudy, 7. Corn busks, peppers and all kinds ot goods for making tamalea at the Monarch Mercantile. 30 Valentines WE WRAP, WEIGH AND PREPARE THEM FOR MAIL ttta FREE OF CHARGE. We have a large and well selected line ot all kinds of VALENTINE8, embracing all tbe new stylet ot AMERICAN and FOREIGN NOVELTIES. DROPS, MOUNTS, FANCY CARDS, BOOKLETS, PCLLINO CARPS, SCENIC DISPLAY8, FANCY AND COMIC, POSTALS IN UNIQUE, DESIGNS AND MEW tfFECTS. .A large line ot sew ootobtnatloat 1st HIGH ART boxed NOVELTIES, ranging to piaa tffta One Gent to $500 Each.!; i ' i: i Star Drug Store "They Have It t r. .J..J..., . ,,.,, ,,,,. ,...J,'J,,.,, X. ? ) MM UMIMM