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Tilliiu Ykak. No. 8-19
KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON. TUESDAY. MAY 4, 1909.
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NEW BUILDINGS
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V!t O. W. Wbllo of tlio First National
fpank has bocuu tlio uxcavatlon of
EM" IHoporty Adjoining tho bank
Rebuilding on tlio corner u( l'uurtli anil
LTflfftlll .lriltM .....I rllin.llln. Mill
IOTM.H ..., MMM (WMUMN.IVU 1 1
KViM uuitt ior tour buildings to cow
(tkt eutlro property, which I at a
11 Main street frontage, of 76 foil, and
iflll ICO fro! ilueii
9E Mr VI lln stated Hint ho win go
nitis to Imu tlio excavation itonu anil
Jmt foundations put In, and If tils
laoDox U'lit out to would build a
Mwo-lury rirv-pruut building on tlio
lifoiicU)' Tlio building will ba dl
IfMod In tlirvo iloro room on lUIn
Street, :6 by IOC foot, ami odd largo
ttoro In tlio rear of tl v bank on
lurtli strict with a CO foot front
LTkli In miiu of tho bvtt building lo
Alum In lln clt . mid at Mr. Wlillo
Sually nm.lv. him Li. Uglm. It "uvo """" "rr,vcJ- ' ' ll'
US tofo lo say that tl.oro will bo
esau thing lining lu the building Hue
ftklt an Miner. .
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FIRST SHIPMENT
OF FREIGHT FOR
PAISLEY RECEIVED
Mr. Ainsworth Ships Via Klamath Falls
and Says Freight Rate Is Much Cheap
er Than By Narrow Gauge
l.nurciico Almwortli tnd wlfo nro
topping; at tLo Lukcitdu Inn for a ,tNK Mw A0'l-N'1'T
few ill). Mr. Aliunorth li ono of LIITI.NU OK IWIftTb
tlio largcil morel anli at 1'alitoy,
and I ai Juil returned from Han Angcleo Hcloiit Considering Ai.
COL. ALLISON'S
BEAR STORY
Krnuclico, w cro l.o Lad hit lumuicr
itock of guodi ihlppod via Klamath
Kails about 7CU0 pouudi of which
fvurouiu um:iNLhH or
1-Oll.TltV IXlllHTItV
Lfftef. Ji. Dry di ii. of O. A. C, Offer
lUtciulou toiilto Without
llutrgc.
OIIKUON AUItltTLTUHAL COL-
UCUi:. Corvallls, Or.. May 4 Pro-
Efsssor Jarois Orydcu, hiad of the
aitinuut of poultry huibaudry.bai
rJMt liiued till flnt bulletin to
rSrocdom of Chlckcci." It U a imall
agbl-ptgo pamphlet In tho form of
rctdlig Itnon, and contain! quct
di and blank, for aniworlog for
io that caro to taka up tbu courio
A something of Intersil and Inslruc-
Fltsse to (oultry brcedcri. It hat never
?.'fet)d an equal In thla atato.
Protector Drydcn first ihowi what
figs" wonderful Induitry tho poultrj
feal...... I. .I.A.. !.... .... .1... .llfH.
.IHl'll IV. ,UV, I.KV. Hf IMW UIUUI-
Idea of actual poultry railing.
"Tho money valuo of tho
beat crop In tLo United mates last
tr wai leu than tho products of
tMw hem. Tlicao product! poul-
f and eggs wero citlmaled by
OVerunmnt officials as worth ovor
jHOO.000.000 In l!08 Tho poultry
lucts of Oregon last year wero
rth enough lo pay all tho ap
prlatlons mado h) tho last Leg l
luro for two year."
Ill then takes up tho classes of
lltry, and shows which Is tho belt
egg brooding, for meat brooding,
rtl purposos, tic; shows which
I (tho most profltablo rarlclles of
eds and somo gonoral advice ai lo
selecting of chlckons.
rtio bulletin Is gotten out through
dopartment of collego oittnslon.
anyono wliblng to onroll In tho
irae may do so freo of chargo by
ding In tholr namo at oaco.
tint largo sLIptiant received at Kla
math Fulls for I'altloy mvrchanti,
but It Is ptobablo that In futuro all
of tho goods for that section will
tome II Is way.
Mr Ainsworth Is very much satis
fled with the change ai ho finds thai
I. ii has mado n considerable savlni,
on thu cost of frclgLt llu wilt
end I Is teams hero aftur tho goods
llcrctoforu Paliloy moribauts have
hipped their freight via Atturas and
l.akuvlew, and It Las been a loai,
and eipenslvo haul. Tho peoplo ol
'nltloy aro Improving tho road lead
ng to Klamath county and this will
uako tLo trip much easier
AitiKJ.v hui'uiiT run
IIE.MtV MKLUIIL'M
.Vill Itestorv Ills Clliieulilp,
Tcrtn of luiprlsoumcut Is
Nearly Ended.
As
rigs and tho best of ditvlng
WASHINGTON, May 4 Appllca
Ion I as been mado for a pardon foi
lenry Mcldrum, whoso term of Im
.irlionmcnt for land frauds Is about
o eiplro. Tho pardon Is sought to
rcstoro Moldrum's cltltcmhlp.
Henry Mcldrum, ex-L'nltod 8tatci
3urvo)or-anernl for Ortgon, Is cow
lertlng a seutanco at McNeill's Is
.and Ho was convicted by V. J
ilcney during tho land fraud trials
Mcldrum was brought to Portland to
testify In tbo John II. Hall case re
garding Oeorgo C. Drownoll, wit
ness, hut was cot permitted on the
stand. Efforts havo boon mado foi
soma tltuo past to secure tho pardon
of Msldrum by his wlto and relatives
Meldrum was convicted for fradulent
survoya.
Oullimuie Piling Limits
For Height.
I.os Angcks, C'al., Mny 4. Ooorgi
vluxnudcr, I.os Acrjvlis' rolorui
I:i) or, and tho city council aro con
Idvrlng tho paiilcg of an ordinance
nulling tho height to which woman
jay ralio their tklrts abote tLtli
I octopi on tho streets. Wtllo the
U) oiaclala Lavo mado no dcflnlti
tatcmint regarding tho moral turpi
udo of stocking displays, they an
greed tLat tbo complaint of J,
rone!) of 401 Houlli Hopostroot.wbc
rought tho matter to their attontlon,
4 worthy of serious consideration
'roach's letter to tho Mayor, whlcl
irsl called bis attontlon to tbo sub
set, was as follows:
"Thcro ought to bo an ordinance
irohlbltlng women from lifting their
klrts higher then 12 luchoj. Somo
.:.in:rn cities havo ouch an ordl
lanca. I havo often seen womoa
srosslng tlroadway. In trnot of tho
.'Ity Hall, who tako pride In show
nc tint thoro aro co holes In tholr
tocklnss and thit their garments
natch their suits. It Is bad for tbo
uorali of tho men, and the old man
anuot Lilp rubbering
Col. Alllion Is an onthuilasttc
booster, but tometlmo ha lota bla
Imagination run away with blm, at
It ivldtnt by tht following boar
story In tht Portland Journal:
"M. L, Allison, a woll-known Port,
and real citato broker, who hat Jutt
reiurnod from a trip to Klamath
alls, Or.,, brings tbo news that
.bon tho new Southern Pacific Una
into that placa la completed, about
May C, thtro will spring up a city
)t amailng proportion!.
"For 20 year i tbo peoplo of Kla
iiatb Falls and Its vicinity havo been
lolog tLclr utmost to tccuro a rail
OBU ,.ae, Hu now im .ueu .. :".. .. , . , , . .. .
y completed, builncoa hat waived , , p,CBty of ,, htt
HOG RAISING AND
DAIRY BUSINESS
COMING INDUSTRIES
Big Profit in Raising Hogs in Klamath
County- Many Farmers Will Engage
In the Business This Year
CIIESCK.ST ITEUB.
Special talo of town lots lu Hot
Bprlngt Addition commoncct today.
Lots, SO foot front. 1180 to $400.
Boa Campbell 4
Hi lln, Jim! WT.nt's your hurry?
I'm going lu MAHO.N HU)IGIIH
AIISTHACT OFFICK lo ortlrr an ale
tract. If you nrru one, that Un
as nt tlio Maminoiii utauien. pinir io gi. ririi uuor nunueni ui
tin conveyed lo any part of the tho American Hank Trust Co., on
rlor. It Main atrool.
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Store's lOtheS
New
Furnish
Info
Shoes,
Hats,
KKK STORE, Klamath's BEST STORE
,MMMIUHD'O?6O0OO
Mrs. Gcorgo Sly, hor ton and
nughtor, Tom and Oora, were at tbv
itrotts' homo recently.
Mln Allco i'oolo wont to visit Miss
.lary Itoguo.
Mrs. Chat. Graves was very 111 on
'rlday, tho ICth.
CLas. Anderson la working down
it tho mill and has left his wife
tnd two children at his ranch..
Gcorgo Sly will Icavo for Prlne
rlllo soon to attend hit trial for
ttsaull on tho porton of Chas Fin
ley.
Mr. and Mrs. 8trotta wont to town
laturday, April 24th.
Jcsso Btrottt batbeen burning
xlllowt oft of hit place, which great.
y Improve! tho looks of It.
Oeorgo Hewitt and Mr. Arnold
amo over to deliver tho school
iouso clock.
Mrs. Jcno 8'.rotts and daughter,
leulah, wont to Dend tome time
ago. .
John C. Taylor was toon at
JIaston's looking for tomo rattlo
hat had broken through hit tone.
Mrt. Jeito Btrottt took a picture of
tho taw mill and largo wator wheel
recently.
Mr. and Mrt. J, A. Trobor aro vary
III with tho grip that hat been all
jvor tho country.
Mr. lllgbtowor, having dltpoted
of bit sawmill, bat loft for Sotttle.
Ho told tho mill lo Mr. Dyer, and
ho In turn, told It to J. N. Motion
Mr. Dor hat left alto.
Will Taylor patted through thlt
district recently.
jnuiual Impotut. A great many
and doalt of larga magnltudo are
.icing contummatcd dally .according
o Mr. Alllion, and to fast are new
.attlcro conilug In tLat It It Impo-
ilblo for thorn to got accoinrooda-
.Urn. Many are living In tents, and
juu section roscmblcs a tent city.
" 'Trains will bo running Into
.Oatnath Falli b May 67 declared
Mr. Alllion, 'and at toon at tbo rail
cad ofOclalt teloct a day for opening
.ho line, one of tbo largctt and most
jnlquo barbecuet In tho history of
.La West will bo held. Everyone
.'rom every whero will bo Invited to
mend. A band of cowboy t bat boon
at work for tomo time try lag to
.-oundup a number of live bears.
They plan to drive them Into town.
Sold a bear dance, then kill them
and icro bear meat at tho feast,
fbcro will also bo otbor novel enttr-.olnmcats'."
Stock market, flouring mlllt,
olovttort and lumber yardt will be
ottabllihed At Midland within 90
daya.
II. E. Chambers, t brother ot J.
D. Chambers ot th gun ttoro, It
her from Columbut, Ohio, on a
visit.
Claudo Dtggott, who baa been at
Spring Crook for the patt week, la
expected homo thlt evonlng.
lira. Oeo. R. Hum bat gone to
Fall Crook, near Thrall, to attend
hor father, who la Quite "tick.
All at) lot Panama and straw bats
at tho K. K. K. Btoro.
Ollvor can supply you with bee
hlvea. 16
Furnlthod rooms at the Baldwin.
Phono It. It
Admiral Evans
Compliments Fair
SEATTLE, May 4. "It It tho most
beautiful world't fair In blttory."
was tho remark mado by Admiral
aobley D. Evant, after a visit rec
ently to the grounds of tho Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
Exposition.
"Fighting Dob" made the entire
tour of tho grounds In an automobile
over atpbalt-paved ttrooti, and the
big exhibit palactt and natural
bcautlot aurroundlng the fair
wrought forth many exclamation! of
lurprlio and pleasure from thlt vet-
.-ran ot two wart, who to sucuktully
brought tho Atlantic fleet from the
Atlantic to the Pacific on Ita world
lour.
At a naval offlcer. Admiral Evant
bat travoled oittntlvely and baa
vltlted all of the great expositions
In recent yean, but la bis opinion tbo
dtattlo fair sou the pace for future
axpotltlont of an International chara
cter. Admiral Evant vltlted the exposi
tion In March, two and a bait months
oefore tho official date of the open
ing June 1 of thla year. He found
tho groundt In excellent condition.
Flowert wore In blossom, trees and
ihrubs bad been stt out la ever)
nook and corner, thousands of rhodo-
dondron and cactus dahlia plantt and
ooen banked against the buildings,
and the stroets and walks paved.
All ot the larger buildings were
completed, and tbo United Btatea
Qovornment ttructuros nearly so.
Permanent flro-proof buildings at the
oxpotltlon to revert to the Unlver-
ilty of Washington were ready to
receive exhibits, and there was the
air ot completeness everywhere. The
Oregon, Washington. California and
Washington buildings were Inspect
til by Admiral Evans, aa wero the
Manufacturers, Agricultural, Mines,
Fisheries, Foreign. Oriental, For
estry, Auditorium, Fine Arts and
other of the larger exhibit paUaee.
NOTICS.
Tbore Is money In the City Treas
ury tor the redemption ot all war
rants protested up to and Including
June SO, 1908. Interest will eatve
from date.
March 30, 190.
J. W. SIEMENS. City Treasurer,
K. K. K. Store's torreot elot&at
(or fit and style.
thcro It a largo profit la the Indus
try. More farmert each year aro
going Into the business, even In thlt
county, and It will toon bo that no
farmor can afford to not koep at
loait ten or twenty hogt. i
Don Holgtto, who It In tho city
from Merrill, ttatct that they raised
from ICO to 200 Logs latt year, and
aro planning to Incrceio the number
this year, at be bellovet that they
are ono of the biggest money makers
In the country. "Hog raiting and tho
dairy business will be the two great
industries of thlt country." told Mr.
Holgato, "Klamath county could
tupply tho entire coast with pork,
and I look to tee a packing plant
ottabllihed In this valley jutt aa
aoon aa the farmert wake up to the
easy money to be made by raiting
hogt. Tho pork raited In thlt
county It tuperlor to much ot that
grown In tho corn 8tatea of the
Middle Weit. Thlt It due to the
favorable weather condition!, the
cool nlghu In the aummer, and the
excellent feed that 'can be grown.
The field pea baa not been grown
very much yet, but It will be used
quite extensively In the future.
"It cost us latt year on an aver
age ot 2 hi cents a pound to raise
and feed our bogs until they were
nine months old, We fed alfalfa,
mill feed and barloy. Thlt was figur
ing the full cost and allowing Inter
est on tho value of the land at $50
an acre. An acre 6f alfalfa will feed
ten hogt. It It eaty for anyono to
figure the profit on raising hogt.
Oura coat t H cents a pound, and In
carload ablpmeata the freight to San ,
Francisco would be about lHc The
market price la theclty Is from five
to sevsn cents, so that even It one
bought tholr craln the) could clear
from 110 to 7( aa acre on the
.and used."
ra.
Raising hogs for market Is ono of
tho greatest of tho coming Industries S?1??"' rajro nble'p an1 Mra
.,. ... . .. L t t . .Klrkendall wero at tho Falls last
for Klamath county. Although bard-'gjy
ly enough pork Is rolsod hero to! Mlis Atla Orimth and Charll no
Lap vliltcd Mr. and Mn. Ctai. Lewis
Sunday.
Nick Monion tas r-ntcd Dr.
tcrson's ranch near Morrill.
Plerco Comb Is having a well
drilled on Lit ranch by Mr. Powers.
Georgia Dooth visited Mrs. La
Prarlo laii Sundcy.
Mrt. Stevenson and Mrt. Coleion
visited Mrs. Mlko Galarncau Satur
Jay. Dill Darks and Pick Darks were
at Decbo's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robley visited
Mrt. Jory Sunday.
Mr. Dunncll was at tbo Falls last
Saturday.
Miss Inez Comb and Sam Comb at
tended tho show In Merrill Saturday
night.
Harry Dooth hluestoned barley at
Deebo s Tuesday.
Tho ditch men left Mrt. Btceman't
latt Friday.
Tho well drillers failed to get
water at Ctts. Lewis' homestead last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dcpew spent
Saturday at tho Falli.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lewis are
now working for Clydo Bradley.
Harry Docth made a business trip
to Fred Stevenson's Ittt Friday.
Fred Steeman Is now living on hit
homestead.
Tho Voss boys were visitors In
our district last week.
Mlts Hauls Voss wai visiting Mill
Otrtrude Steeman Saturday. .
WILL CRUISE
TIMBER CLAIMS
Mike Woods, one ot tht Hatha?
cruisers of the Weyerbauser Coav
pany, it In the city, aad, In compear
with J, F. Klmbal, local repreeeattv
tlvo ot tho company, wllf leave te
.norrow for the Bly country lo leak
jver some timber whlek baa beast
offered to the company. Tbe Weyer
haulers bare beea buyiag timber
right along, and paying about II
a thousand. They havo a large auav
bcr of timber claims offend tkeat
on wLlch they have no cruise, aad
ai tho weather is now favorable, this
will bo done, and It la probable that
thero t111 bo a number ot traasfeft)
In tho near futuro.
riXE GROVE NEWS.
LONE PINE ITEMS.
Walter Ron. who recently pur
chased the E. L. Allen rancb, took
possession this week.
Glen Steeman writes from Stattle
that bo Is well pleated with bis work
there.
Twin calves have always been a
curiosity, but not so here In our val
ley, for they are becoming quite
common. Two pair may be seen
at J. E. Enman'a ranch, and one
pair at Dervan'a rancb, while an
other pair may be aeon with tbe cow
near Shannon Booth's place.
Carl Barka bad the mlttortune to
dltlocate hta thumb Monday evealng,
but la a plucky little fellow and did
not mlta a day of school.
Mr. and Mrs. Kinder and children,
Myrtle, Frances and Johnny, passed
through our valloy on their way to
their borne near Spring Lake. They
have beea living on the Patterson's
rancb near Merrill tor the past year.
Miss Blanche Robinson and Will
Wilson passed through our district
Saturday, going to tbe Falls.
James Cole la very 111 at the hos
pital at the Falls.
Mrs. Allna LaPrarte, Roy La
Prarte, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Phil
lips went to the Falls Friday night
to attend lodge.
Joe Dervan took a load ot meat
to tbo Falls Wednesday.
Mr. Ward. Ed. Allen and H. L.
Booth cleaned grain at the Beebe
ranch last week.
Mrs. Carl Robley. Mrs. Fred
tuckle aad Mrs. Joo Btuckle vltlted
Mrs. Booth Saturday.
Judge Low passed through our
district Saturday oa kla way to tbo
Falls.
Mr. aad Mrs. Beebe, Quisle Beebe,
Harry Booth, Shannon Booth,
Braeet Darkey, Joha MaUey, Mike
S. E. tcenblce and danghtor,Betsle,
v.-cnt to Merrill last week.
Mrt. J. H. Harris left Monday for
Texts, where cbo expects to spend a
few weeks.
W. T. Elliott was out to his ranch
Wednoiday.
Mrt. Clarenco Harris and Mrt.
Manio Harrlt wero viiltlng at the
Mack homo Wednesday.
'Mr. and Mrt. J. L. Short went to
Mr. Newton't Saturday evening.
Iven and Callo Icenblce wont to
Oleno Friday.
James Pool ot Olene hauled three
loads of poitt fcr J S Miili lilt
week.
Jim Dixon wet up to John Short'i
Sunday.
Thote who wero Falli vliltors thlt
week wero: Mr. and Mrt. J. L.
Short and family, Mr. Pine, S. E.
Icenblce, Mr. Hawkins, Frank Mlllt,
Mr. Lee, F. T. Short, Mrt. Miller, Mr.
Kllgore, Henry Conn, T. M. ' Cun
ningham, John Sbepard, W. F.
Arant, Chat. Ad.tms, Mr. and Mrt.
J. B. Mills and Frank Irish.
There's nothing left out In our
spring line of Walkover shoes. K.
K. K. Gtore.
WILL QO TO LAKEVUCW.
Prosecuting Attorney D. V. Kuy
kendall and Court Reporter Rich
ardson will l:avs Saturday for Lag
flaw to attend tho May turn of tbo
Circuit Court. Judgt Noland will
Icavo cltbor Saturday or Sunday
morning. '
II. L. Benton loft y-etevday
morning for Lakevlew, where bo will
propare tor the trial of Robe its
Cutlcy. who ahot aad killed Cm
f'lnacuno lost Novtmbcr. It la said
that Judgo Webster ot Portland has
been rcuiaed as private prosecutor,
although be baa not gone to Lake
view yet. Tbe trial ot tbe ease will
attract a great deal ot atteatloa.
Meetings to Help taw
Rov. Mead M. Bledsoe, Us aeied
Tcnncitee ovangelltt, will pressh tat
tho BapUit Church beginning Wed
nesday, May ath. Services at- S
o'clock sharp. All are cordially In
vited. Big meeting tor ate Sssdsy
afternoon,,.
PROGRAM FOB SHOW TOHT4WT.
NEW "A Roman IdyllaMort
cal) beautifully colored, portray la
ancient Roman costumes. Nt)
Petticoats For Him" (eesalc).
"A Bister's Love (dramatis).
"A Cure For Bashfulaeas"(eomls)
New Illustrated songs.
A. F. a A. M.
Thero will bo special communica
tion this Wednesday evening at S
p. m. to confer E. A. Degree.
GEO. L. HUMPHREY, W. K.
0. B. OATES, Boc'jr.
The funeral ot Baby Btstible wtli
be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at tko
M. E. Church. Rer. Pries will esa-
duct the service. Tbe body will bo
held In tbe vault at Wbltlock's par-
Ion until they are ready to taks tt
to Eugeae for Interment
Pores knit and B. V. D short
tleovet undershirts and knee loagtk
drawers at the K. K. X. Store.
Order your ice from O K Trans
fer Company. 4-lltt
Watch for tbs surprise that Cams-
belli haa In ators for people who
havo not bought lota la Mldlaad.
Wear K.
klothes.
K. X. Store's korreet
Stationery and
Office Supplies
We carry tho most complete line ot Stationery aad
Supplies In Klamath County, and the prices aro the) Itwost.
When yon want Rill Files, Letter Files, Transfer Cases,
Paper Clips, Eraser, Inks, Fens, Typewriter Rlbbnsse, Type
writer Paper, Manutrrlpt Covert, fcncUs, Desk IWUafB, Tab
lets and Papctrlee, see ns. We can St yoo oat at tho lowest
posaible price consistent with quality.
FULL STOCK OF LEGAL BLAXSK.
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