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Our AdvtrtiMri Oct
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lit!) Yt a. No, 8J1
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 15, 1009.
PlJCl 6 CENTS
.AR4CTF0R 'BEGIN WORK ON
EXCAVATION BALL GROUNDS
i: wtiuuiN iuii.t.uiinu toivh hi wit itiu h. i;ii.it iiiik
erect m imiino on
kulmuii yrm:i:r.
! Hint Hill TlivrituztilMi'
I llrtuiuo Out' Of llir Itiort
turn I) Uriel of ilio City In
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DI.iiiicihI To lie CimU'il nml Itolkd
Ho Tlitil 'imtii I'mi Ceiniiicncu
Aitunl I'rmllic At Oiici- On the
Hut hrliig '1 Ait.
r WoiJui Id Ilia con- viori. was itarted tun ailirnoun t
fji u.o cxmutluu (or a " K'nilHiiC II o uuao boll grouudi
nio corner uf I'uurlli T"0 uo" ocurM tho tie road
Lena. :'." V urtlf o wiptr biloiulm; to thu Hot Uprluis.
. t with Improvement Company, mid tLo dm
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11 CJ-.t Iio.md
. '. square, lio loeW
o build ul to and
oil Klamath
e (ropcrty of tLo
3
lien
BJ nl-ri
rlt iuj
' ,( ) ci recently been
ii; Interests on
i l.o feed Very
a Ills Ii to brcoiili one
-i, i business streets of
ueli 1 luo ttrsct h
linn M in md Ii not encum.
mat t car tails The
It nits rt.r.9 -a n direct lino from
liloiot lit- to the wturf on the
and Is nu can itri to travel
rr l,LU ( bl.MUllIt home.
rArllMN'OTON, April H. Offl
announcement mat made at the
to IIoujd to lay tl.at ttiu I'rol
Lai l-r.:tJ a summer borne, Hit
BE- of Itok-rt I) Einus at Wood
I'c'at tl scrly, Man.
i -- tn-ts h situated on
lii ci.. j :.. i-t ..no ol lie moii
nclUn pir.eri on Caleui Hay, Mra
ri '. & 'e cjinto durlni: bci
Im til;i i.i i rrtb of n lumntoi
lo ami ccneludod tl o Iraio of tU
lo leu - at announce! iroir
tea It " not until today,
icror, tlal tho arlectlon m an-
lunccd at ILn WMto Home
Lmciit iihikiih auu Acnvi:.
fAUHI'tOTO.'.' tlnd.). April II
klitl.t Hdm aro tirrorlrlne land
bcri and tenants In tho vicinity of
rlinnn'a I'crry. routli of ttln rlt)
IVIIInm H'brctnckc, n larxo ownt'i
lli at vicMly, reporfd that tucnl)
on l.crtcbr.cl: liitcd all hit
acta and Informed tlicra that II
ly raid (renter rvct than ono-tbtril
It hn crop raliod, tiislr rrnpi would
I mowed down beforo they becamr
rolled. Tim cllUem t..ibcrlbiil
ijullu llbeii.ll townt'l hulidni: tt
to ltb tbilr ixppnio., mid Hiu
t.ork u til bo ruthtU to that thu bou
cuu begin t-ctlvo jiractlco at once.
iioniim ittic tti:it is
t). 1lll.lt, AT VIll.ICA
.1 Ijif niinilir ul Wltmtxk mil.
Jul) iimi In Alti'i.tljuir.
VKi:i;., AiuII U -Tlio trial ol
lobcrt (Ircon on a cbarr.i of crnnd
arcany Lat btoti commenced In the
Juporlor Court. Hon. J. I'. LoJje
.i prcildltii:. A Jury to try tho rate
ai completed '! erentiix and Ii
tonipoted of MartLall Horn, Joel
Culver, Join Liwli, Trnnlc Jeffrcri,
Albert KoleKke, Mclvln llovcy, Nleo
ci Muster, John Murcrarc, Tboi.
Uet.nunUIn, Iknry Morcan, William
i'ltttuau and Cbarlci Oilman.
Thero aro nloul ility wltnosiei
o bo etamlnrd, moH of tbetn comtnx
rom llutto Creek Valle), Loro Hip
lefendant I at been lit Ins and con.
tucllnc a butcLer builncn. Hv It
iccuicd of Lavlnc atolcn a tecr from
bo '!)' ranch unl butchered It, the
nreaii being round In a barn In
lorrla and tho hide hldrn undor the
tny.
Dlitrlct .VJtortirjC. J. Lutttill Ii
prosrcutlnc tho cms and Jnmci K.
Orraher U tho attorney for tho de
fendant. It Ii eipected tho caic will
occupy tho romnlndcr of tho week
men iiAiia.vi.N8.
It )uii went not at tho openlnn ot
tho blc tun-da) n' unlo of tho K. K. K.
Htoro yeitcrday, then you haro min
ed noraotlilm. i:ibt mori' da)i ro
tnnln, tonevcr. for you to tnko nd
ratitnite or tho phuomonlal barcalna.
SHawHHHaflakaaaHlaaaR
ORIENTAL PALACE AND MANUFACTURERS BUILDING.
The 1'alaco ol Oriental Exhlblta and Manufacturora liulldlng haro a
Irontaeo on Caicado Court and Oe)icr Uailn and look acrow at Foreign
KxhlblU and Asrlcultural I'alacct; Yukon Arcnuo icparntci theo mas
nlOceut dliplay bulldloci, and In tho back ground too itato bulldlnga ol
Oregon and California aro located.
Conitructlon ork on tbeio buildlcga waa completed lat year nnd
ehlblt aro bolng received and placed In p3ilt!on Ths Oriental I'alice
will houj tho moil valuablo collection of Kar Tastern art that hai ever
been list from tho Orlunt, and lll prc-nt d.i-tiln) from Japan, China.
India, Clou, Strain Botllomonli, Trench Indo China. Ilcraco, Java and
all tho oaitern countrtea ol Aila.
Tho Jlanufacturcri building nc!oei a vait amount ol exhibit ipico
and every foot ol thli hai boen engaged for dliplay purpotei by domeitlc
and foreign manufactureri. Tho Intercit manlftilcd In th!a department of
tho Alaika-Yukon-Paclnc Hxpoiltlon Ii worli-ld and coaipotltlvc ttls
playi will bo general'and comprchenilve. Kxhlblta aro being dally re
coiled nnd tho heavy work or Initaliatlon It rapidly being nccompllihod.
LOUIS GERBER WRITES OF
IRRIGATION AND STOCK
Cdltor Herald; I'oiilbly I am a crlip, and aavo for a few bunchca
arrlod away with tho granduer of of aagcbruih and thorny cactui, a
Ii fanioua cltruj belt. Tho cnun Hago of vvrduro along tho banki of
.y Ij nun at Iti b:t. Aa tho ea- tht atrcama and m)rlada of Jiorned
jn ndvunccs tLo Lcat become In- .lcadi . so llfo waa vlilblc. Today,
inti. At prcunt ouo aeca Nuturu through Irrigation, happy hotnci,
i nil Ita loilln;ji. iplondld farmiond largo orctardi
rortcrilllo Ii about :& mile grace tho onco dciolato aceno.
jutl.iail ol Han 1'ranctico and .llnlao Coed Mule nnd Horse.
tnr uillw Irom Vlanlla, tho coun- I'oiilbly 1 havo already written" too
scat or Tularo county. Tho cltrui much, but I cannot cloie without a
anda for tho moat part lay on tho riw worda In regard to tho railing
.jntlo alopea leading up to tho loot- or good hones and mulct. Kla-
illn, or Hi tho protected inlleyi on math county atockmen ahould not bo
.o wiavaiil. or ttio Slcrrna, Twenty nrratd or crowding tho market with
.Ilea to Uu iiortli nud ten mllcj lu good itock. Tho market" Ii goijd and
ou konti ol l'ortcrvltlo ono iocs lll contlnuu to. Itccontly mulct
SETTLERS TO
RETAIFHOMES
fl'.i'ltxnr VALI.CV STOCK COM.
I'A.W I.OHES I.V THE 81.
l'HUIE COVIIT.
p.Mi)i3I uin '!! oota 'PBf
nit llccliioii KuiUlus Appeal of
Kctllem, Vlio Hare Fought Caae
lu Court I'or'Klro Yean.
S.P.TELEGRAPII
MEN VISIT CITY
HIGH OFFICIALS ONLY MAKE A
SHORT STAY MISSION
NOT KNOWN.
State Tbejr Ai Slavfily i-g
For Repair of Uarrlaaaa'a Ttle.
graph Urn Froaa KloaMtk Folia
To i'ellcaui Bay.
lotl.lug but ornur.o and lemon oi
il.uidt. 1'oor tLounr.nd carload u
.ho guldeii fruit Lao been ililppci.
.:mt kluco tail .November.
In I! I j section tho formation o.
tLo Btciias Ij unllUo tlct In tho ion
irnl nLd northern portion ot tbt
U'hat'a )our hurry? jtulo. After leaving tho great EaL
I
llellih Jim!
l'armlng iVir.chtncry bolonglnr il'm BoIuk id MASON' . Kl.OVdll'S Joaijuln Vnlley ouo comet to tin.
tlireo tennuta mt another farm' IISTIt.CT oi'i'ici; to unler an nb- i.uotLIIli, wl.lch tro Irom nix to ei
Holding that tho land wa dry
agrltuitdral lend, unappropriated,
Minurvojcd and tacaat, aullablo (or
jettlyment and cultivation, and not
uu.'ii telcctcd or lilted by tho ttato
ax aw amp land or by tho Bocretary
of thu Interior, wLon acttlcd upon
ai Lomtitcad clalmt. In Novombcr,
US", tho Supremo Court In a aep
aralo opinion written by Justice
Slater, decided tl o caso or J. L. Mor
row, V. II. Cooper, John II. Oreene,
Jerry Harrington, 1). L. Foikctt and
d. Dixon cgalnxt tho Warner Valley
Stock Company In favor or tho let
lit rs and perpetually enjoined the
itock company from further proceed.
Ingi In ejectment. In awarding title
to tho settlers, Involving about 1S00
ccrri of valuable land, altuated In
Warner Valloy, Lako County, and
formerly tho bed of Warner Lake,
tLo Supremo Court refcrsca the de
cree entered by former Circuit Judge
II. L. Ucnson, of the district la
which tho cross-bill In equity filed
by tho several defendant settlers waa
dismissed.
This contest Las been In progress)
between tho settlers and the itock
company for the last five years, and
has been carried through appeals to
tl o United Statex Department og toe
Interior, the Stato Land Board, the
stnto courts, and will now probably
be appealed to tho United States Su
preme by tho etock company.
Tho .Stato Superintendent will
havo tho new edition ot school law
ready for distribution about May
IS. Tho legislature provided for one
for each school director.
Miss Gall Welch hai closed a suc
cessful school at Lorolla and la now
teaching at Spring Lake.
destroyed,
Oliver can supply )ou
res.
with
bei
it
trnct. If you un-d ono, that a tho
place to go. First door northeast or
the American Hank A Trust Co., on
Main atreot,
rsaV3jBaJajBWssjaJsaa1sWsSHC3a;jI
J-fiyiS Snappy Clothes 'j
TVt-7W5sj9Hssk There'g plenty of "so"
f -Q&L?f9HA lathe clothes made to Bj
AT'TTlWixSBB your individual n
.Xr'KLBf measure oy i
BW BBrBBBl1BBBBBBBalBBaw-43mk I
1 JQIHBsisBBBsvVt Strauss Brothers, v
lf'niM'jHSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBa7t. "" TUn Cbjc- l
'HsvaTSBWSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBtllHu!) TfaO VtlTI ATld BnOP OTO g
ylirVJWUBBssssssssllssssi,'0'?il duo to tw0 thingg the I
IAnrigHHMk)tV pattern of the cloth and
IM wKsLflsKai viA tho style cut and bcwciI
t.li(UKB0JaaWIIsBBm v?a into the clothes. Just
VJEssss7'l'sPJaSsBBBBBB9 &V around -to our
mBwBB)''5: :J!issssSSsssssssW store and look over our
MfllnHMsiuisatBBBBBBBBBY extensive collection of
sBBBBBBBtMBrSsBkflgPvr the Benson's most f
iiltfHmwfA artistic weaves. You'll 1
mJifuSK'JmMLlcR.'iSS. be welcome whether J
aflHfrMaDssBHiBsW Yoxi 'dor or not.
aHJsiVv iaaawasasasasasaliETBaSBBr aaiAaw
HHHB K. K. Kr I gQfwM
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ASK KNOX TO INTKItlXIU:.
WA8IIIN0T0N, April H. Tho
bankers or I'lttsburg havo sent an
appeal to Secretary or Stato Knox
asking him to tnko steps to stop tho
manipulation or wheat on tho
Chicago Board or Trade. This ap
peal la sent follow inc two failures In
tl.o last few days, which hava been
traced directly to tho ratten deal.
.ullca In .ldth. Then como tho graud
mountains, snow-cappod tho )cai
round, Tho distance from tho citrus
V'bcll to tho summit ul tho hlghost
peak, with nn cloallou ol 1)000 foot
It but forty miles.
Tho soil Is deep and fertile. Even
.In tho oldest oreLnrda thero has been
lllltla need ol remitters. At the
'hoadouartcrs ot tho Chamber of
'Cointacrco thero aro n largo number
of prl:ci awarded lor tho best ills
play of citrus rruiu. Tor many auc
cesslvo years tho Tortorvlllo section
l.as v.oti tho firat prlici.
Komo few daya ago nt tho earuvst
solicitation of Uarld Vaughn, u large
.ituc.. r-l-.T, from whom I purchased
twelve carlcailt of beef and mutton,
1 UUcd tho National Park, fifty
mik- north of hcic. It coutalus
tho lntgett trees In tho world. Ouo
named' "aeucrul Sl.cimau" Is not
only tLo largest tree, but also tho
olik.it. It Is moro thnu 400 foot
high nud It Is cstlmntod that Its ago
Is COOO years. According to BcrlP'
turo. "Qcucral Sherman" was a
japllug whon Adam and Evo wcro lu
tho garden of Edon.
Irrigation At Any Coat.
Now, coming down to Irrigation,
by all tncaus oncourago tho land
owncra ot tho Klnmath country to
:o-oporato with tho Qovcrntuont In
tho construction of tho Irrigation
system, no mattor what tho cost will
bo. In tho end It will bo tho mak
ing of tho Klamath country. Only
a (ow days ago I was riding through
a scctlau or tho Tularo plains, which
( havo vlsttod annually (or thirty
nvo jcars. Years ago, during mid-
JUmroor, ll was a VB pmm, pareuvu r a.iMv reildeneo nronortv.
anu gumwonng wiiu iniensu '-Corner of th and Pino itrocU. Easy
Tho scant 'vegetation was burned to 'Urmii x. W. PeOl. 15-Ct
old hero at 1350 and I4S0 a span,
lories weighing from 1200 to 1SS0
Miunds sold at prices ranging from
)1TS to t::S a head.
Lands Held High.
Orchard lands aro selling for fa-i
bulous sums. Many peoplo are com-i
ing hero Irom tho East, but ns they'
iro unablo to buy, they will go else-'
hcrc, and I am putting forth efforts j
.o send tonio ot tho best or them to
our. glorious Klamath country.
Hoping that Judgo Geo. T. Bald
win wins out (or Mayor, I am
Vory truly )ours,
LEWIS GEitncn.
Miss Olho Faught Is teaching at
Sand Hollow.
HE WEARS A SMILE.
Fred Houston or. the K. K. K
Store has a smile ono or the kind
that won't como off. The big ten
days' salo Is a record breaker.
Never wcro such crowds brought
out to n sale In Klamath Falls.
Eight moro days of unequaledl bar
gain opportunities.
Superintendent E. P. Raymond of
tho Southern Pacific telegraph line
and C. T. Day, chief telegrapher,
who arrived la the city last even
ing from Sao Francisco, left on the
boat this morning. The vlalt of
Mr. Raymond, who la next la au
thority to tho chief manager of the
lines, Is believed to be algnlOcUat.
but the object ot the visit was not
made known.
Mr. Day, who has charge of the
telegraph lino during the visits ot
Mr. Harrlman to bis summer home,
.stated that It was the Intention to
re-build the line between this city
and Pelican Bay this year, but that
It lad been decided to repair the
line now and connect with the West
ern Union as soon aa It was built to
Fort Klamath. 'This would 'necessi
tate only about twelve miles ot con
struction, and It would be a perman
ent line. It Is not believed, bow
ever, that this was the only purpose
ot the visit of these gestlemea.
The Western Union Is following
close upon the railroad aad tbs crew
Is now placing poles across tbs ekan
nel on the marsh. Tbs telegraph
line will be In operation to this city
by tho tlms the trains are running
on schedule tlms. As tbs Southern
Psclfic will use tbs Uses, their ocs
will be located at the depot, bat It
Is probable that ths Western Union
will araags for aa oSlee ap town
near tbs basinets esater. "
k. or p.
Special meeting at T:I0 Satarday
night. Important basinets. Prac
tice meeting at 10:S0 Sunday morn
ing. Full attendance desired. Regu
lar meeting at 7 p.m. Monday. Orand
Officers will be In atteaadoce. .Work
In Ranks of Esquire and Kalght.
Invitation extended to all visiting
brothers.
Half has never been told regard
ing tho fiituro prospects of Midland.
Seo Campbell when he Is not busy.
Spring vetch and seed oats at
Oliver's. 16
THINGS WERE HUMMTNO.
Ths largest crowd sver attracted
to a salo was present yesterday at
' the opening ot the tan-days' sals ot
the K. K. K. Store. Hundreds worn
unable to ftct waited on. No Aamet
Saturday will see It repeated.
Ripley A Co., tho new grocers
now occupying ths store nstt to Us
bowling alley, carry a Sas stock of
package goods. Every article la asw
and sold at prices that are sure to
pleass you. It will pay you to step
In and seo what ws bare, get our
prices. You-are welcome whether
you buy or not. ll-It
Lots In First Addition aro tho best
Investment" offered In Klamath Falls
today. Tho valuo Is thero and you
can't loso when )ou buy for less
than they are worth. Ilall-Shei licril
Co.
Prot. Byron Hall has been retain
ed six months moro at tho Pokcgnma
school. Mr. Hall expects a graduat
ing class, and tho board thought
It wise to contlnuo school until tho
May examination.
Oot your abstracts from the Kla
math County Abstract Co., oppoilto
Court House. 6tf
A chance to got a lot to build a
home on. No better rcsldonco lots
In Klamath Falls than First Addition
near tho high school. Hall-Shepherd
Co.
Spring Cleaning
Tliia Is the time ot year whew the Boass. lswa aael satire
premises are given aa OTeraaaUag aad brlghtf wg An
you supplied with the articles that asaks this event a afcaa.
urc, rather than a bore? If not, see oar stock. Here aro a
few things yon wlU need,! Moth Balls, aVwasrs4 Betas, Coy
pent, Chloride of Lime, DWnfectalL Kress, BJwsUa, ltd.
phur, FormaldehydA Insect Powder, BaflcMe, UaaM V
We carry tbt asset contiiltls atosk of
In Klamath Coaaty.
Wo still have a few sweet pen seed ft fees i
Star Drug Store
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