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THIRD Ybab. No. 71KJ.
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1909.
'' PBICS 6 CCNTS
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PLEAD NOT GUILTY
TO CATTLE STEALING
WALLIS TRIAL SET
FOR TO-MORROW
hill he thick roit iioiihi:
HTKAI.IN'Cl-IXI)ICTi:il I III
LIMKUV AXU Wi:i.t II.
CliMn I.Ukoy iitul All. Wnllls were
l.ioucht Into Court UiU morning lo
plind to thu charge uf nliiilliig a steer
mill a cow belonging lo Hi'X HurO
du November 6 of Init )cnr. Attor
ny l.n vltt, on behalf of I.Ukoy, en.
lured demurrer to tint Itnllrtiiiuiit,
diluting tlmt tlio dm lid Jury lind no
lcrl authority lo find mi Indlct.ui-ut.
It win argued thnl wlit'ii tliu first
iDul of Juiorit wero illidmrKi'il, tliv
lltaiiil Jury being u inrt of tliu pa.ul
was also dlacharged, and therefore
bid no legal authority to find mi In
illctinunt, Tlio tti'Uiuirvr tin otcr
ruled by Judgu Noleud without ar
guuiv.it by thu altoruf) lor tliu
state. II. I.. Itynson, of llutiaon i.
Btoue, appeared for Wallls, The two
ruva thin entered pleas of not guilty
Tl.o Court tbun nikird If thn stale
i rvaily lo tiy tliu caai. mid uai
Informed by Prosecuting Attorney
Kuykeudall that they vru rind) for
thu cao of thn Btnto vh Wnllla on
a charge of linruo stealing. Tliu case
at act for trial at 5:30 tomorrow
tuurnlnf Judge Drake him been re
tained at private prosecutor to as
Ut Attorney Kuykeudall In thr slock
milting caees.
fJUVATK HtCltKTAItV
TO OOVKIt.NOH IIKXHOX.
HAt.KM. Or.. Feb. 26 -0. N Mc
Arthur, Hpeakvr of tho llnuiu at thu
ritent ligltlallvn mIoii, ulll bo
prliatu aecretary to Hcrrotnry of
Statu llinnoii whuu thu latter be
coniva Oorernor u few daa hence.
Appointment of McArthur raliua a
nuiuaur of quotluna In cnnc a ipeclnl
eilon ahould bvtralled by llcnton
alter ho become Uovurnor. If tho
ilon ahould bu railed aoon, It la
rohabln McArthur would uol n
auniu tliu oltlcu of prlvutu atrntary
until aftr the amnion, for tin would
have to realm hla Icglalatlvn otllcu
to accept Hint of prlvatu aecretnry.
If tin' auaalon ahould ho cnllcd Inter
It would bo iiecvaamy to fleet u now
Speaker
"I wim not a enndldnt6 for tho po
ult Ion," anld Mr. McArthur thla even
ing. " and tho iippolntmont romes
ubtoliitbly uttaollcitvd. I had no
knowledge that luy nnmu wan even
Celebrated Union Made
Carhartt
Overalls, Jumpers,
Corduroy Pants
and Gloves
K K K
under loinildoriitlon by Secretary
lli'iiion until t,0 jftJ 0f ii,,, j(,urn.
i mini of tli Legislature After glv
iI.ik thu appointment duo loritlUern-
tlon, I luivo dicldud to niccpt It and
diiill kIp tlio new aocrnor rind the
pooplu of tin- atiitu thu beat services
nl my lominniid I run m prcsotit
nsalstliig In rmlHliiK thn Howie Jour
nal anil will uf couraii ni'iumu no now I
ilullon until that work ri roinploted. I
"I mn loath in ubamloii thu prnc
lice of my profession, even tomjiorur-'
II)', hut feel tl.nl tliu many coinpen
anting features of thu now position
:norij I linn orrel thu lorn. My rein,
lona with Secretary lliinsoti huvu nl
as bvnu of a cordial nature, mid I
in glml of thu opiortunliy to ork
with lilm lu thu nduilnliitrntlou of
thu Hale's affairs."
lilt. MIMIIIVMAX SICK.
Word linn ben rendvril from Dr.
Meromnn to tliu effect Hint he I?
under thu doctor'a caro In Portland '
Sennlor Mvrryuiiiu um tnkeu nick,
lu Halum mid wnu confined to the:
hoapltul thero fur a wuck prevloui,
to tho adjournment of thu lcililn-
turn. Ilu wna thon movod to (ho
homo of hla pnrcnti lu Portland. llo
la aufforlnK from Illo-Colltla, which i
la bellevi-d to hnvu been cnuicd by
drlnklnK water at Ha I cm
I'lXH'l.i: lllHAl'I'OIXTi:!!.
Huvcral hundrcu people weiu nl
thu wlinrf when tho bout calm In,
thla owning It had been rumored
that Hlicrlll Itnrni-a would eoiuo In I
on thu boat ltll Vestal and a ciowd
aoon collected to aco the man wnnted
on a clmrgo of cattlo ateallng. and
to welcome the ahiirlH, but all were I
dlmppolntcd It Is prohablu that i
the sheriff will ri'ttirn tomorrow
onliiK i
at mi: oi'UitA iioi'hi:.
Thuri) will bo no plriurv show nt
t tm Onern llousu tonight ou necount
of thu regular bi-monthly club douce, j
Tomorrow afternoon tlio Saturuaj
mntlui'o fur tho school children will
bo given at tlm usual time. Admis
sion, children S runts, thoso undor
school age freu Tomorrow night an
entire change of flliiis and new songs.
Any buers wishing Information
, ....nni ,n tin. tiriiMirfv of Carl
iinn.i in Kinitmtli Coutitv can Innulro
nt tho Klnmath County Hank '
Mr. nnd Mrs. Corl Iteed left this,
morning for Halum whem they will
makn their fuluru home
Tho llmtlllan corouiiut palm fre
quently lives to an ago of "00 yuurt.
W
STORE
NOW IX XKW gUAIITKRH.
I'niliriKiiiil'H I'lumiiaiy nnil Winter's
.li'ii Hi y Unto Mouil lu NVvt
t'rlnlir &- Htilu Building.
The now Crlnlur ft. Stilts brick
building on tlie corner of Main and
Uevi'iith, hi now occupied. Under
wood 'm 1'hnrinacy lint moved from
the Minion building Into llio corner
store of tho now bulldlnE, and II. J.
Winters, tho Jownlcr, now occuplos
tho nil Joining store,
Hot h thcic new store am now de
cided Improvement over tho formor
locntloiia, Thu atom roorua aro much
larger unit well lighted Now fix
luruM, null nud floor caaoa lava boun
put lu nud both stores preaent a vpry
nttractlvu appcaraucu, II will bu
several da buforu tho atock In all
urruiiKud In both tho Jowelry and
hug stores, hut when they aro they
Mill bu a credit to thu city.
CITY NEEDS OLD
ANKENY GANAL
.Mi:.MIIKItS OK CIIAHTi:it CO.M.M1H-
HlOX Wll.l, MAKK ItKCOM-
Mi:.UATIOX TO COI'XCIL.
Tho City Council at Its regular
inciting Monday evening will bo nak
ed to toko action to aecure the old
Ankcny canal, which runs through
thu city, from the U. 8. Reclamation
Service. ThU recommendation to
the Couucll will be inado by members
of thu dinner Commission, who are
now working ou u new charter for
the city of Klnmath Palls
It Is considered Important that the
city got .control of tho caual. as It
c;in bu tned to good advantage for
Irrlmlloii and for street and mww r1UBB,1 wat" ,nt0 "wU1"
. . Islnns whore tho -tule bay will grow
purpose i At tho preaent tlmo It ls.,f wat)pr , UM(1
a public nulrnnco as It Is opon and Is i.a Thursday Mm. W. II. Hllss
partly full of mud, water and refuBu. Imado a trip to Etnll Egeri' place,'
Tho Commission will rocomtnend and'horc she lonmlne.l nil nlRht. -She
prepare tl.o charter to allow a com-""""P'1 l ""'W ccl'' on ner.re;
i turn. She was trying to dispose of
Pletu i.uwer ajatom with Pvc'"utome cattle.
fur .Mn I n street nnd It In proposed to, otto Hoppc made a. bualucss.trlp
run ii large pipe along the ditch for 'to Dairy lart Wednesday, on his re
currying water to flush nuwum undiur Ko'ng homo with Mr. Ketcbum'.
clean tho pavements. The old ditch I Tom Stanley began plowing on the
will bu lilted lu.
It Is believed that there v. II) bo no
trouble In securing thu ditch from
thu govcrnmont with probably a
nlncty-nlno car tease, providing tho
city agrees to furnish cortalu wator
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rlghtB. The only usa being mado of
tho ditch by the government Is to
upply water to aoveral persons In
tho city who hold water right, under
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tho old cnnal.
,, FELLOW8 ATTEXTIOX.
There will bo work In tho third
or Scarlet dogrco tomorrow nlgbt.
The dogrco tenm and all morabora
aro requested to be present. Visiting
brothers cordially Invited.
Tho blggost experiment In sowago
farming over mado lu America may
bo undertaken In Suffolk County. N.
Y, A tract or 100,000 acres on the
sandy unites of Long Island, which
Is now productive of nothing morcj
valunblo than uciub oak und rabbits,
In paid to hue hem purchased for
this purpose. It Is uusorted that tho
puipnso Is to utlitxo this territory for
a aeries of fnnnn for tho treatment
of m'wdro from aionter Now York
by tlm irrigation process, by which
atretchen of sandy soil near cities In
Kurupo liavo boon turned Into fctllo
fields. Tl.o plnn suggested Is tlmt
of rlplng the sowago of tho metropol
itan district and possibly New Jeraoy
In two main lines, running probably
from Wallabout and "Conoy Island
districts.
The Alaska Shaft, which towert
olghty foot high In the conter ot the
Bcattlo exposition will bo covered
with gold leaf hammered from Alas
kan nuggets contributed by enthus
iastic "sourdoughs."
Canada Is spondlng 1100,000 for
a building at tho Alaska-Yukon-Pacl-lie
exposition and for the Installa
tion of Its famous porraane'nf oxhlb
lt, which la now en route from tho
France-British Ulr In London. .
I'lJOTEKT AOAINHT OAMK LAWH.
IVnpl nf Klamath County May In-
oln (hi- liiMlnilvu' anil
Referendum,
Tho peoplo throughout 'tho ontlre
county aro thoroughly arousodi over
tho provisions of tho now gatno' law,
and acrlous talk Is now being made
to try und kill It by tho Initiative
und(!(cfcrcudum law. It la oxpocled
Hint d petition will be circulated In
a short time asking that tho bill be
submitted to tho peoplo for decision.
If nulllcloul slr.nuturca aro received,
It will liavo tho result or slopping
tho operation of thu new gamo law
until the next election.
Thu water fowls on the Klamath
marshes aro mating already and to
allow shooting until tho first of Ap
ril would cxtor'mlnato all tho ducks
lu tho country. In August, when 'the
open season would commence, the
duckc aro unable to fly and a man
wouldn't need a gun; he could kill
thorn by tho hundrcdn with u stick.
EASTEItX KLAMATH.
Xcu Item Gathered by Our Dairy
, Corrcapundcut.
Mrs. V. M. Ilcniiett, who until a
year ago lived In Yonnn, but Is now
living ut tho Falls, lias gone to Cali
fornia ou a visit and also on account
of her health.
Mr. and. Mra. Hans Stoehalertand
chlldron, and Gilbert Andorson, of
J)alry, spent Saturday afternoon at
the homo of Mr, und Mrs. Michael
Jtueck.
W'u saw tho cupboard pasa tlw
house nnd heard about tho stovo an.!
cooking utensils, and now wo would
llko to know what It all means, Jesse?
Mr. Vlerrn, who owns tho old IIU
'debrand ranch, Is planning to raise
some tule hay this year. Ho has been
nullum I'luwu. niiinu iiu ua iuuivu,
lust week.
Hnrrlson Oray was busy last week
making posts for Jcsso Drew.
Mra. I. II. Oray went to Donantd
Tuesday, whoro she Is visiting with
Mrs. Daasott of that place.
ncy I'ooi ana rerrj uanuaiia muu
a ,r, tfl d, y. Oray'a lost Saturday
Hey Pool and Perry Itandalls .made
to get u hori'.o which Mr. Pool had
bought from Harrison Oray.
mJcff; K,lr"p"r,,ckfclretur"!dll!0 L"
River last week, taking with him tup-
,, t0 ,agt whno ho ,, trapping
there.
Miss Louise' Egert mado a trip
through Hlldobraud to Dairy Sunday.
She was horseback nnd wo think her
quite courageous to come so tar
through the snow and over such bad
roads.
Carl Oray and R. Ward mado a
business trip to C. E. Drow'a last Sat
urday to 'get a horso which P. H.
Qruy had tiaded for.
All day Saturday thcro was a heavy
snow storm and at times nearly a
bllztard. The roads continue to get
worso, nlthough thcro la jet a good
deal uf travel over them. '
Those neither nbsent nor tardy In
the Hlldebrnud school Inst month
wore: HlltHhcth Vlerrn. Cnrl Hitter,
ICnil Hueek, Henry Stanley, Louise
KhickUH, Clara Smyth, Oivlllo Smyth,
and Mary Smyth. Thoso huvlug tho
most perfect icssons wero. 1st grade.
Oro Allrod. 3rd Clara 'Bmjth, 4th
Wllllo Dock, ntli Hntol Fitch, 7th
Nelllo DIIhs dud Mary Smyth a tie,
8th Ernest Nail. The last two days
ot the sixth month ot school tor this
yoar wero spont In.tbt.rejcutar exam
inations. Tho highest per cent In av
erage being mado by Br nest; Nail ot
the 8th gradd, hit avorage was 94
1-6 por cent. Last month tho teacher
finished reading "Little Lord Faunt
leroy," and Is now reading "The Red
Mustang."
Wm.' Uhrmanu returned from tho
Falls Friday evonlng, bringing back
with him some freight tor W. P.
Sedge, tho morcbant of Dairy. Mr,
Uhrmanu reports the roads In a very
bad condition. ' '
Ctas.Oarlson, who tits the'oontract
to carry the mall from Dairy "to Yotv
na, It miking use- ot thai now snow
PROGRESSING ON
RAILROAD GRADE
by going back and forth In a sleigh.
J. II. O'Drlen and Theo. Flackus,
of South Yonnn, have been busy the
past few das breaking horsos.
John Anderson went to Dairy on
business Sunday, going f.-om there
to the Horton ranch after a horso.
A large pond In East Yonna has
been overflowing across' tho road and
making it very miry. It bat' also
been overflowing on some of Jacob
(tueck's land which he has sown to
rye. As this la'tbtf wrong time of
year for Irrigation, wo are afraid It
will not benefit thu crop.
Thu woods near lilldebrand .rang
with music one evening last cek.
when Scy Pool, Perry Randalls, Jerr
Pearson and Harrison Oray all met
at D. Y. Cray's and spent the evening
in solos and quartets on the violin,
cornet and guitar. i
Chas. Woolk has moved with hit
family from their homestead In North
Yonna tb tbclr homo near Dairy.
Scy and Dock Pool were busy haul
ing liny last Sunday from the home
stead to their homo ranch. On ac
count of the bad roads they had four
horses to draw tho load.
Tho plcturo given by the teacher
to llio. grade having tho most pupils
on tho' Roll of Honor this month, was
won by the 8th grade.
Jesse and Waive Drew and Harri
son Oray took dinner and spent the
afternoon wlth.C. E Drew's .family
last Sunday. .
Emll Egert went to the Falls Mon
day taking with him some meat which
ho Intends to dispose of there.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Reynolds and
Miss Hazel Fitch mado a visit to Mr.
apd Mrs. Theo. Hammersley, of North
Yonnn, Sunday:
J.. P. Colakan went to the Falls last
week to bo a wiucss In the Ltskey
case.
Mr. and Mrs. "Michael ftueck and
family visited at tho home of Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Stersl last Sunday.
Mr. und Mrs. P. H. Oray, of Dairy,
vlallud at the home of Mr. and Mrs.'
J. II. O'Drlen last Sunday.
Chas. Faith, ot Bonanza, Is now
cniplojed at Mr. Dassett'a, who has
a livery, stable at Bonanza, which 'he
recently purchased.
.- John Rltter, who has been hauling
hay from tho Paxton place In Upper
Yonna, 'has been having considerable
trouble to keep from miring down
with the loads.
NOTICE.
There will be a Special Communi
cation ot Klamath Lodge No. 77, A.
F. & A. M., Saturday evening, Feb.
27, for work In first degree. All
Masons aro cordially Invited to be
present. By order of O. L. Hum
phrey. W. M.
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minutes. At Mullers. It
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FIRST DREDGE
REACHES MIDLAND
GRADE ,ACROSI MARSH WILL BE
COMPLETED IN ABOUT
TWO WEEKS, ft
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The first dredge, working oa the
railroad, cut across the marsh, reach
ed Midland' last night. Tho mam
moth dredge which Is finishing tho
grade It about 3000 foet from tho
shore and will take about two weeks'
lo complete the work. ',
ThU will finish the work 'to con
nect with the grade on the main land
built by Contractor Bayers. Tho
grado across the marsh will then be
leveled off ana tho laying of rails
commenced. The grade It already
practically finished from Midland to
Klamath Falls, and It will take about
tea days from tho time work It com
menced laying rails to reach thla city.
From presont indications train ser
vice will be established to Klamath
Falls tome time In April.
MORE IMPORTED STALLIONS.
Messrs. McLaughlin Bros., Amer
ica's leading horso Importers), havo
shipped to Emerson Maya, their rep
resentative bare, two extra good las
ported Percheron, stallioaa and oao
of their handsome Imperial French
Coachera. named Unaaseur, to their
Mr: M. C. Biggerstafl who It alao rap
resenting them In Klamath County.
The, atalllona arrived est the
jtcamer Klamath today and-'wlll be
given two days rest, thea'Mr. r: K.
Woods, another agent, and Maya will
take the large drafters to' Interior
points or Klamath and Lafct CoBBtlaa
where they need good atalllona..
Tho Messrs. McLaughlin Bros, havo
a great demand on the main lino
for their stallions and have neglected
to come to Klamath County until of
late. They plainly tee that tho coming
ot the railroad will be a groat help
to the stockmen ot Klamath and
Lake Counties. Therefor they will
endeavor to make a few talssj of
their valuable horses which will bo
a great help to them In future kales,
when all breeders will want a In
class stallion. 1
To earn mote, I earn more. . lee the
I. C. S. man at the new 'Portland
Btore. For a few days only.
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