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KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON. FRIDAY. APRIL 23, 1909.
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1LINGER WILL
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PROJECT
Favors Allowing
Private Capital A
Chance First
.WASHINGTON, April Vt -Uocrc-
llalllngvr of Hid liili-fliir Po
em l lalt Mnlliuiii luunl)
tic guca Writ In June, an J mi
peraooM observation nml oti ll.r
IDC lu Lv limilu to Mill before
111 will determine whether tin
ur Irrigation project at.nl I be
by the Itivlniualloii Uorvlcv oi
Ivato onlerprlae.
aftornouu Mr llalllngcr gnvi
ring to Walter llrimiti of C'ald
and J V. McCullock of Onlarlt
sirged Urn to turn tl.li projoc
Ptf tho Reclamation Sen lee, sa
Itat 90 r-r cent ot the lau
under tho old Uuvernmeu
had slg'Sd nuj were rend,
Sty tliO tluicrumenl prlco fo
V M Wnytnnn and K. II
llolao, rjprcninllox the prl
pltal Hal Kami to build tlil
were prctont at tta hearing,
X being pi -pared, did no.
tbelr showing,
balllngor'a Interrogation In
an Inclination to turn lull
over to private capltallita,
tun show thoy I nvo flnan
hlrg to carry ttio project to
l ud ran build ot reason-
I. anil ho fuurlber lutlinatad
tirru prhnta cnpltitl and the
cnt botli dcalred to build a
In any given community, It
purpoio to rccognlro private
reserving Msvcruinciit fiiudt
llllci wl.cro prhcto rnpllal
t cntur Mr- Wniuan and
will be el hi a hearing at
day.
i shown tolay that private
10 contcmplatci Irritating a
rgcr nroa than la embraced
Oovorumcni project, and will
77,000 aero i In Idaho not
In tbo Government pro-
LO'llara, chief englnocr of tba
Imp uoar Wampus, roturnod
from n at.ort visit In Ban
no "iidison" monographs,
i Innlallnivnta, nt E. V. Mul-
Clh and Main. 22((
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PLANS FOR SIMMER
IN MILLS ADDITION
Officers of Klamath Korporation and En
terprise Tracts are In the City Ar
ranging Extensive Improvements
Tlio first rlpplo of the approaching
tidal wove of development that la to
ovi throughout thli city and coun
ty during thu appiuachlug auuiuiur
trrlvid luda aud U ludlculvd by lliv
.itotioucd couitrucilou of over
llo o( tlduvtiiUa lu thu MIIU
jiilllou, appiarlhg eUuwhviu lu ll. la
,tftr. Ilu tuliuMlbtf guulli'UU'u.
ismbura ol tho Klauiatli KurpoM
ion, thu cuuipauy omuIuk thu JiJiu
.jjuiou aud aJ.ucuiH U11U4, arrlwa
11 u on ultrda) 't loul; A. L. Um-
v.. pritident; C. W. L'ucrlclu, pru
jcul of tho UatarprUo Laud ai.u
plUVVOIVUt CUuiUui cu.uuui
.UwMiia, u.uuugcr 01 thu C'aplu.
.oicl; Attoruo J. o. l'ruvtt ai.
. II. hrobi. When Mr. Uurro
11 iun by a rup.'Ciciilaliva of Ihl.
. apor he itatvd thai thv Mvru hot.
.u their auuuul tour of luipccllu.
.tid to uiaKD pluui for thu Itupruv
avul aud datuiupiueul of thkli
xiopuity
"Wo rcailtv that tluiu la at hand
(ur iL grotb or duatb it Klauiatli
Kalla. V waul to at KUiuatli
ralla the llggcit city bttuoju Uao
(auiaulo (.ud I'urllaud, and b
Ua U will bo. u are hero lb
Jo our 4.kt In making It to, am
.! beat vldaneo that wo have to
oOtr of our dlapoillluu lu thli dlric
on la uhat wo propose to do dur
.K tho approacLUti autuuicr. On.
.opciiy will bu ao.d at rc.uonabu
..i.ej cud ou iuj-itrmi, and It li.
jo mvII advvrtUud. Su aland read
.0 hvlp uvury luovaiuoal fur tl i
jrouth aud bcttvriucul of tho city,
aud In dolug A(o bcllovo mo aro
.liupl) going aluug Hltb tho gonerul
oiovouient."
In tboio tlowa tho other membcia
of tba company coincided hu.trlll
Jotulng (rum a llvo city with a lUo
property to puih, Imbued with a
boottlng aplrlt, thla organltallon li
certain to bo an Important factor In
Inducing people to cotno hero. Tho
wldu publicity glvcu thla city and
county through tho advertising thla
company r.ai dona has brought many
tvttlori, mid 10 gocd havo tl.o ro
aulta been that a greater effort It
Measurements.
YOU cannot pocslbly
euro clothes that era
Just right unless you
have them mado to your ex
act measurements. No two
Individual ore built exactly
tbo same. It takes good tail
ers to make good clothes, that
being tho principle on which
tbo great organization of
Strauss Brothers'
NaUonalTallorlnf Sarvlea ""
based. Recruiting the beet
designing and tailoring talent
from every part of the United
States and giving them the
most modern working sacUl
ties enables Strauss Brothers
through our agency to bring
tight home to you tho oppor
tunity of securing tho highest
atandard clothes mad to
your order at prices sally
withtayourievch.
YouTI be oulckty convinced of
this by calling at our atore to
see the seml-life site fashloa
plstessndthegreatassortment
of five hundred high grade
Spring ted fiunmtr fabrics.
K. SfOitJfi
during tho coming
,uro,nor'
Ono ol tho llrit atcpa to bo taken
by tho eotnpany looking toward to
Improvement of tlolr properly will
bo tho couEtrucllon of n four-foot
ld..nalk Irom tko depot to and
through tho Mlllaaddltlon. it will bo
o laid aa to opcu up the grcatot
amount of lurritory. aa well aa to
ndianco tho lntere:ta of thoae who
now own property thoro. Btcpa will
bo at ouc taken to aewro prlcta on
tie coit of a maeadamlied road
through tho center of tho tract, and
many of tl.o atrocta will bo gradsd
and put In such condition that It
will rcqulro tbo aovcrrit weather to;
Jamago them.
Mr. Harrow and 'party will remain
hero until Sunday morning, when
l Ley will return to their homta. It
la qulto likely that moit ol them
will bo hero to take part In tho
lallroad Day Celebration, and It
poialblo bring a largo contingent ot
holr frtendi.
Ready For
Bear Hunting
M. II. Waropler la In tho city
today from hla Woodblno homo on
tho upper lako. Mr. Wampler haa
b;vn making cztcnalvo Improvo
menla on hla romcitcad and now has
ono of tbo prettleat apota on the
il.orea of tho lako. Ho haa rebuilt
hla residence and Laa added n big
dining room which will accommodate
from 40 to (0 people, and haa alio
beautified tho grounda by planting
between 300 and 400 fruit troca.
Mr. Wampler atatea that tho bear
hunting acaaon la now on and be la
making arrcngementa to tako out
loveral partlca to tho woods. Ho
I aa a nice pack of bear dog and
plenty ot pack horaea, and Wampler
knowa whero tho gamo la. The
.t earner Wlnema will make regular
'findings thla summer at Woodbine,
and Mr. Wampler has a launch and
row boats for tbo uso of hla patrons.
SALE CLC8E8 BATl'TtUAY NIGHT.
Tomorrow nlgrt tho big ten-days'
inlo at tho K. K. K.8lore will closo.
This salo will bo long remembered
na tbo greatest bargain ovent In tbo
history ot Klamath Falla. It you
I avo not taken advantago of the ridi
culous prices thay aro giving on high
grade merchandise, do not fall to do
io tomorrow.
AIISTHACT8. Po you nrrd one?
Sea MAHON BLOfGII. First door
ast of tho Amorlcan Dank ft Trust
Co., on Main stroot. 9
Tho Woman's Exchange home
cooking ovcry Wednesday and Saturday.
10 00 Ol.uo ouriug wi som.B,
Wall Paper
Before selecting your paper you should bocomo familiar with
now Spring Styles and learn what general eifecta aro to pre
vail this season. All oar papers aro hero, and the aelectlon
aalorded far exceeds anything ever shown hi tho city before.
We bate Wall Paper from 10 cents a double' roll and up.
We do paper hanging, painting, kalaomlnlng aud Interior
wtlfg- WORK GUARANTEED.
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THREE MEN ARE
SPOKEN OF
F0RMAY0R
Convention Will Be
Hold Tomorrow at
Court House
., , ..,, ,k ,mriP.nw fi.,non
'tho otora of tl.o city will meet nt
0 Courl 0UJ3 for lq I)Urpo of
,8lccrtf two Candldntoi who a! all be
..concn,on nomno., for tho
omeo of lajor- T 0 mva w cUo
b 11elcd n, B03llncM for t,,t.
oC,col 0, CUy Trcajurcr aB(1 ,.0nc0
juj.0
u ,, ,carn0ll i1b1 toro w, prob.
My bo lUcfl Mllllljalc, for t)lc
oOe0 of JIa.or t0 b0 con:li:roJ.
Judg, ac0i T naUIn ,, tbo on))
OD0 wlo Lfl) pubcl) antouncod Lim-
,clf cnJ Ul ,JbmlUc!j t0 lLc people
, n,..totta nnJ .1 DOllcy Lo wmi
follow It elected. Tho pcoplo will
know what to expect If Mr. Bald
win la elected to the office. I to fcaa
plcdgod himself to tho Improvamcnt
of tho city, nnd li In favor ot and
will work for a tower system, and
pavements for Mala street. He he
llcvji list thcio Improvements are
Imperative, and that It Is abtolutcly
ncccisary tlat tho work bo com
ruoncd at onco It the city expects tu
advance.
Col. M. G. Wllklns. councilman
from tho First Wr.rd, who has often
boon mentioned as 'a sultahlo candi
date for 'Mayor, announced last
evening that his name would not
bs considered, as ho billcvcd Judgo
Baldwin waa tho right man for the
placo ct this time. Ho stated that
t needed a man who could giro his
'ntlro attention to tho business ot
.1 o city and who would 'not bo
ampercd by prlvr.te affairs. Tbls
decision was partly tho result ot a
communication received by Mr. Wll
klns. Tho directors of tho Crater
Lako Company held a meeting In
Portland recently and selected Mr.
Wllklns to tako chnrgo ot their af
fairs at Crater Lako this summer.
This would cauie Mr. Wllklns to bo
absont from the city a good deal nnd
tbereforo ho felt he couldn't hold
tho omeo ot either Mayor or Coun
cilman. Mayor Sanderson stated today that
he would probably bo a candidate,
but that ho did not caro much one
way or tbo other. Mr. Sandcrion
has announced no platform, and ho
nlll probably run on his record as
a membor ot tho Council tbo past
year. Henry Bolvln Is also being
talked ot and It Is rrobablo that his
name will bo brought before tho
'convention tomorrow'. Mr. Bolvln,
howovor, baa mado no statement him
self. A flno lino ot fresh staple groceries
Just arrived at tho Tlonccr Store, at
Midland, Oregon, lien Gullanar. 17w
Good rigs and the beat of (hiving
teams at tho Mammoth Stable,
rartlcs conveyed tu uuy part of tin
Interior. S7
Rugs, rugi, rugs and
Vlrgll ft Bon.
-then somo
to
Biettn Building
One ok West otfrbUcSckool
THE HOT SPRINGS
COMPANY AT WORK
City Should Get Busy and Follow Example
of Hot Springs Imrovement Company
In Street Building
rhcro Is Koine to bo somothlng
doing nil nlocc tho lino In tho matter
ot improramonts throughout tho
city from now on. Tho principal
work In this direction tor tho prsient
will ho In tho caitorn rart ot tho
city, and leaders la tho movemont
ulll Ir-iiLo Hot fiprlngj I ai pro vein sal
Company,. Tha work that Ulj coin
iimy Is doing on the rond lending
,10m i.nln street to the depot Is In
iicaths of v,hat may bo expected
Irctn this source. It Lai alwayj been
1L0 policy of this corporation to
acver do nnthlss by Lftlvci. Strung
jri coming Liro cannot- be but fav
orably lmprci:cJ by tho splendid
.uadur.y lLat vrM lead from the
depot to tho malu Luilnus itrcet
of tho city. It will be ono ot the
belt roads la tbo southern part of
ihc stats, constructed of such ma
terial and In such a manner as will
jiako a parmaseat highway. Flank
ing It on tho north side will be a
ten-toot sldenalk. Owing to tho
-llClculty In securing tho proper ma
terial to lay a cement walk, It has
joca decided for tha projeat to con
struct It ot lumber, but later on,
Then thlt part of the company's
property U plattad, this walk will bs
.cplaccd by ons cf c:ment.
Mr. Nafuger,prc:lilcnt of tho com
pany, left ycitcrasy mcrnlng for
3an Trancltco nnd Los Angeles,
hero he goes to com pi Co tho final
.ilans for tho big campaign ot Im-
jrovcmvxts that Lo Is to carry on
luring the summer. Thousand! of
lollnrs aro to bo pm la tbo ccrry
ng out tho comprehensive sittcm of
impi'ovemcnts that wcro planned
ihrco year: ogo, and which bavi
bocn dclajcd on account ofthonon.
arrival of tho railroad. la nddltloi
.0 tho Impetus that this will glvo u
tbo general welfi:o of tho city, thi
.iccunl.'.ry gain therefrom will bt
j-rcat, for upwards of 12000 a month
vlll bo paid out la tha way ot wages
.0 laborers. It h to be hoped that
he corporations nnd'lndlvlduals con
rolling other cddluoas to the city
will follow tb'o cxamplo set and
jiako substantial Improvements on
ihclr properties. Tho tlmo Is now
hero when advantago must bo taken
Jl the great opportunity offered by
ho arrival cf tho railroad.
All of tbls work should not be
1 3ft to Individuals and companies.
fho CUy Itself has a duty to perform
and It should not bo lax In supple
menting tho efforts ot others. The
bonds for tho construtton of a sower
1 j atom should bo voted, and this
work started at onco. The charter
jhould bo adopted and ateps be at
once taken for tho paving of Main
jtrcot from tho brldgo to tho city
limits. The thoroughfaro constructed
by ths Hot Springs Improvement
Company Is certainly not enhanced
by tbo disgraceful condition ot tho
main business street of tho town,
Some may contend that It will be
too Into to do anything with paving
1 year. Tbls Is wrong. Work of
thla character can be carrUd on
until next January, and at least a
portion ot tho street could be finish-
ud. It Is not a question ot whether
It can bo done, but whether tho
pcoplo will get Into the harness and
pull. ' "v.
K. L. Railroad ,
. Must Pay
Molding, that .under the provisions
of Section 6 ot tbo Corporation Act
ot 1803, service ot summoaa in aa
action at law against any foreign
corporation doing business In this
stato may bo served upon ths at
torney In fact for such corporation,
cvon though ho may not bo a real
dent of tho county In which the
causo for action arises and even
thoogh such corporation malnlalna
an offlco In such county with offic
ers upon whom tbo service could
bo tad, tho Supromo Court' affirmed
the Judgment of Judge E.' C. Bron
cugh ot the Circuit Court for Mul
tnomah county. In the case of A. A.
Cunningham, respondent, against
tho Klamath Lake Railroad Com
pany. The respondent was Injured
while a pasMsgcr upon a train of
tho dotcadant company, at Thrall,
Cal and was awarded damages of
$400 for the Injury. Ths company
also maintains headquarters at Po
kegama, Klamath eeunty, Its Oregon
terminus, and service of summoas
was had upon John W. Alexander ot
Portland, the company's attorney la
fact, and the case was also tried la
Multnomah county. Th 'company's
principal contention oa appeal that
the proceedings, wore aneoastltutloa
af, and the appellate eoart decides
to tho contrary. The opinion waa
written by Chief Justice Moore.
A decision haa Just been rendered
by the Uoltod States 8upreme Court
which will have an Important bear
ing on many almllcr eases In this
state. Tho decision la in the case
of the Bogulllas Land Company of
Arizona against Curtis and others,
tlat riparian land owners cannot
prevent tho taking by others water
.'rom a stream for Irrigation pur--oses
becauas of such ownership.
This decision is stated by attorneys
. o-bo of vital Importance in Oregon,
rhere numerous eases Involving the
loctrfno ot riparian rights pending
In the local court will be influenced
by It.
EXTRA GOOD PICTCRKS TONIGHT
AT THE OPERA H0V8E.
"Slumberland," positively the most
Interesting picture for children ever
thrown on the screen, and the big
folks like It also.
"Sheridan's Rido." the greet war
picture.
"Faithful Little Doggie" aad "Too
Much Snuff" (comic).
"The Faun" (eolored film).
Now songs.
Stationery and
We carry the saost complete line of Kattoacry aad Ofleo
applies la Klasaatk Coaaty, aad the pricee are the lowest.
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When yoa waat BUI Vllce, Letter rileev Treaesse Osase,
Paper Clips, Erasers, Inks, Peas, Typewriter Rlsteae, Type
writer Paper. Maaascript Covers, react!, Desk sWtlagavTaV, 1
lets aad Papetriee. sea' as. We caa M yea o)t at :lhe'r lowest 1
possible price, eessststeat with, onallty. ,
PULL STOCK OP LBOAL BLAKsVK. ,
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Star Drug StoM
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NOMINEES FOR
COINCILMEN
CHOSEN
Very Little Interest
Shown fn Election
This Afternooo
There -was very little , fatereet
shown in the ward nominating con
ventions which were held this after
noon, and the attendance of voters
was very light. - The vote -was the
closest In the First Ward, where It
stood-15 for Castel and 14 for Rich
ardson. The following will be the
convention candidates for Council
men, being thost who received the
two highest votes for each oce:
First Ward A. Castel and Kv M.
Richardson. Second Ward R. -II.
Dunbar and L. F. Wllllts. Third
Ward (two years) Chas. Woods rd
and S. T. Summers; (one year)R. 8.
Orlgsby and D. B. With row.- ' -
Passengers ;
Visit Farm
The goverasaeat tana at Ady oa
the lower lake Is aaUe aa attractlqa
to outgoing aad teeeaslag passeng
ers oa the steamer. . The farsa. la
located about, leOjyasata.tress. the
station aad Is visited daily by a lacaje
number, ot people- while .vsuias; tot
the treta. The overaateataae a
lease oa. MO v acres, of the swamp
land for, five years, aad oa 40 acres,
of this tract the lease eateade far; Sf t.
years. ;
The satire tract aaa.heea dyked.
and the water has boea pumped front .
the enclosure, so that-there are sev
eral feet of land above the surfacs.
Laterals' are being extended through
the land for drainage purposes, and,
as .soon aa ths(tulse are burnedoff,
the soil will be plowed aad eropc .
plsnted. The rich soil, which eoa
tales nearly to per cent of vegetable ,
.mattsr, can be easily examined and
Impresses one with the rich pesstbl-
'lltlsa of the thousands of acraa sow ,
partially .covered with water.
Now is the ttmeto have joat
clothes l cleaned and pressed, "ye
wilt take out the grease spots and ,
make the clothes look like' aew.
Clothes called for aad delivered. "
Prices reasonable. Geo. W. Mclsuia
at the Pantatorlum. li
Special at the Monarch Califor
nia creamery butter (0 eeats a roll.
Klamath creamery (te a roll '
Special at the Monarch Califor
nia creamsry butter 60 cents a roll.
Klamath creamery 15 cents a roll.
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