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IYPIPRA SEWER SYSTEM
i WYANDOTTE LANDS
Will BE SOLD TO
HIGHEST BIDDER
Interference of Chamberlain Prevents
Sale of Holdings in Klamath and Lake
Counties at
t
n Tbo
W)audottv Indian Uudi la
.tali and l.ikv counties will probably
.
I .ke (Old to tbu highest bidder thli
,? summer. Must o( tbuo land, are lo -
a-kli..t I., tab. ,......, . ...
- ... mii luuiiir uviwuuu tjuui.
aBer lake a
and Lakevlu. and ll 11
s tssid ILal there are loma In tbu Uly
iaountrr and In tbu norti m ..i f
WKltkt county Able Ady and CLai
g illeCuinbcr placed inoit of the Vau
owuo acripi in Klamath county. A
(report thai Uoualor Chamberlain
fclllevei now Hat tbe Indian llureau
iwlll adtrertUv for tbe purchnie of
lUeae land! Is aoutbern Ormou.
'rt.ei.
but for bit Intervention,'"'' "" Uovcrnmout made icrloui
.Would have been told to Antone
JBuckuk of Uhewano, Wliconaln, for
H-10 ta acre at private tale.
V!"
t A (borl time
go tbe Heoator
raed that the Indian office bad
i. Partly biougbt about a male of theie
;huda lit wai of tbe opinion the)
iilrara wotlh tuora than in r.n an ar.
jijIJa began to correipond with tbe
jifT""'"" . u in reeuii mat
jpAeilng Comuliilooer Valiotlne ad-
Vltd CLamberlaln that tbe depart.
aiaui win bu wining to accept bld
K otttred.
CLauibvrlala bopee to carry tbe
F affffllail tm f illtii aiki.l al.AjaA- ka. ..l.
SMMliai IHIIUfl HUH piWVUIV U WrUVT
troiu the department to advvrllte In
Oregon newiapera for bldi, bli
being that tb people of Oregon
uld have an opportunity to bid
ttr tbt acreage rather than that a
MUiea of another itate be permitted
If buy them at prlvatt tale
U Chamberlain, la bli communlca
twh tu u ibuibh uuparituoBi, aaiui
'"l have been Induced to laku up
attar becauie there have been
ra or lea cbargee of fraud tn con-
Uoa wllh Oregon landi, and I
,ve learned ilnce coming to Waab
ton that certain Individual! are
log ...p. to acqulr. th.a. land!
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a ura price per aero.
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ML!. KICK1NO AUOIT
NAniiow awau road.
garao Clalrno Ikbodalco Aro Ar
raagod For tbo BoaoSt of tho
Hotel at Madeline.
"ALTURAS, May 10. Tho N. C.
railway fcaa again changed It
oktwult (or tbo departure of
ilM (Ma Alturai. tt will bo re-
labored that a tow dayi ago thli
FOR STYLE
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Low Price
,ouJ cliiiigol 111 ll.uo to tl rougb
ruUJ bctuoca llcuo and Alturai.
',l'u ""ntli C tho oor-ulgLi dead!11'1'"' wuu, Indlcalo that tbey mutt
I atfjlia fit fintMll..n ui.i. ....ii . I bo 20 M?Iir bond. Th-f ipntna tn Iia
-.-..mi, ...in ujnu nuu
l'"lori It la nas-rlcd tiat one!'"""0 "Woctlon on laiulng bondi for
of the uiaiaitcri of tie road Ii tho
owner of, or nt lent large!) tutor
ciltd In, tlo Madrllno Hotel, and
Hat Ii) rraion of thli Ho time tablci
me nrmugod to fin or tl Ii hotel.
I'toplo claim that this bat largel)
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been
rujl'uauuio tor WO usoleil
ovor-nlul.l nupi at Madeline.
It In bcun rumorid, boworer.
bbjvctlon to having tho mall held up
la till way, nnd to aold further
troublo tho road at length agreed lo
mako throuKh rum.
tu making tho through rum, the
chcdule adopted by
vae neatly arrangrd
outh.hound r"cngera would get "latlon ot tbo city ilall exceed three
broakfait, and tho north-bound pai tfcouiand, and that any and alt prop
lengeri their evening mcala at Ma ovlllota to tuua bondi for toy pur
dellno. I poie ilall flrit be aubmltted to a
Although tl o train wai icbeduled vot of the qualified elcctora of the
to kao Alturai at 6 (0 In ibo ' cltr M a ipeclal election to be called
mornlrg, It ni found that after a ,or ltftl purpoie; and iucb propoal
fow da)i' operation tl at tbo greater tlon ,t11 rccclvo a majority of all
part of tbo racngcra would lake votes catt at luch cloctlon to author
their breakfast! at Alturai, In pro-
fennco lo waiting until tbe train ar
rlvcd at Madtllni', which wai I or
9 o'clock. TMa ovldently wai con
trary to expectation!. nd now tbo
trala Ii ichrdulod to leave Alturas
at f. If., evidently as a matter of
extra presauro and Inducement for
tho passengers lo tako their morning
mrali at Madeline. So far ai the
peoplo know there Is no occasion for
till early departure of tho train
from Alturas.
Assist In the effort to Improve the
"') condition, of the town by
vnflntf fill mauap tinnita timnmmnmt
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Oden Gives Bonds
For One Thousand
The hearing of Philip Oden,
ctargod with attempt to kill Dan
t.lskoy. wai held citorday aftor-
noon before Juitlco Miller. Odon
wai bound over awaiting tbe action
ot tho Qrand Jury, undor bondi ot
$1000, which were turnlihod.
AND EXGLUSIVENESS
K K STORE
KLAMATH
PROVISIONS OF
CHARTER ON
FOR
Tl u special lower bond election
to vote on Inula $40,000 .bond.
will bu held tomorrow. Tin poll
will bo open bstweon 9 o'clock . ui.
and , o'clock p. .. and ttio voting
plncos will bv In tho Wllklai build
I ijk In the Pint ward; tlio city ball
In tho IJccond, and Saodonon'a ball
In tbo Third. On account of lack of
knowledge ai to tlo length of time
tho bondi will run.tLe following sec
tions from tl o charter are printed
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ortcr period,
""oc' 36, To borrow money on
o faith of the city, and to that end
t0 provide for tho liauance of bondi
"10 cll' for Dr 'poclflc purpoie,
I1,00' doilgnal the manner and time
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' iPllvtvui iwuwi auu iuv luivrva
Hereon; provided, that the amount
of iatd bondi ihnll not at an time
oicced 175,000 until tho population
of tbo city iball exceed thret thou
sand, and that tbo rate of Intereit
on luch bondi ihall not exceed all
per centum per annum; aad pro
ldvd further, that tho total Indebt-
tbo railroad ' cdnen of the city ihall not aggro
ao that tbe " or se' $5,000 until tba pop-
ltu tl10 luuanco of any bondi. and
no hondi ahall ever bo limed oxcopt
as herein provided.
"Sec. 3C. Ooodi luucd by tho
city stall ba algned by the Mayor
and Police Judge, with their namci
of office, and shall not bo drawn In
a larger amount than 11000, and be
ruado pa) able within twenty years,
Intorcst pa) able osml-annually, and
hall not bo lold for Lois than their
par valuo, nor otherwtio than for
cash paid down at tba time of sale,
nor draw a greater rate of tntoroit
than In tbli act provided."
Voto for progrcu and tho aowor
bondi tomorrow.
NEED UOT WEATHER
TO AROUSE SENATE
VA8!!IN'aTO.N', May 10. Speak-
r Cannon ll ot the opinion that
It will tnko a tomperaturo of SO to
100 degreei In the ibado to get tho
tariff bill out ot tho Senate.
Tbo Speaker wai at the White
Houio today, and, talking to tho
Prosldent, uld:
"It you will tell oe when tbe
Wear KKK Store's
"KORRECT KLOTHES"
Suits to Your Exact Measure
$13.50 and Up
Any Kind of a Guarantee for
Fit yon want .. v .. ..
PALLS. OREGON, TUESDAY.
THE CITY
ELECTIONS
VOTING BONDS
nM w" " tla lar"r ll11 wl
give ou a guoss i to when Con.
roil will adjourn. Tl o only thing
" at C,D mov t,1(1 Willon " -o
Bonato It bot weather.'
Oilier Congressional callcn at tbe
Wblto llouiu today expressed tlio
bollc' lUt " Mr"l f'"'lo lto
oi aujournatnent wai July lit.
Aulil In tl o effort lo Improve tho
anllnr) condllloci of tl.o town by
otlrig for ijwor bondi tomorrow.
Phillips Finally
Finds His Way
To Yainax
K. S. Phllllpt, wlllo hunting In
ba mountains north ot Yonna Val
3y on Sunday, lost Lis way and had
o remain In tho wood all nlgbt and
Monday before be found bli way to
Valnx, wber bo arrived lait
light. Mr. I'bllllpi hai a crew work
ing on tbo road and bad established
their camp at Coital an'a law mill.
3d Sunday ho took a walk out In
ha mountalni with hli gun. He
.raveled quite a distance, and a
light fall of mow coming on be
oit his bearing!. He bad to re
naln la tbo woods all night, and
tbo next day again took up his
tramp. It wai not until qulto late
In tbe ovenlng that be came out at
tho Indian nation on tbe Rcierva-
Ion. In tho meantime the men at
tho camp becamo alarmed and itart-
3d out on a icarcb.
Vote for progress and the aewer
bonds tomorrow.
Boyle Sentenced to
Life Imprisonment
MERCER (Pa.) May 10. James
II. Do) to was isnlcnccd today to
life Imprisonment In tho Western
Ponni)Ivanla Penitentiary at Pitts
burg for tho kidnapping ot "Billy"
Wbltla.
Mn. Boyle, Indicted aa Mary Doc,
receivod a lentenco ot twenty-five
yean with a One of fSOOO and tbo
costi of tbe proiocutlon.
Assist In tho effort to Improve tho
sanitary conditions ot tho town. by
voting for lower bondi tomorrow.
Klamath
County
Seal
Estate
Dealers
Ass'n
Orgaanlxed for tbe Protection
of the Buyer and Seller or Real
Property and the promotion and
Improvement of Klamath County.
Member
D, B. CAMPBELL.
P. L, FOl'NTATX,
OREOORV McCLELLAX.
HAIX-BHEPERD COH
HOLCOMB REALTY COH
MASON a SLOIOB,
T. W. STEPHENS,
FRANK IRA WHITE,
WILDTJR WBITI. I
TranaacUona with aay-of the
above dealere inaan proteotloa.
MAY 11, 1909.
ROOSEVELT
KILLS A BULL
RHINOCEROS
Animal Was Rushing
the Ex-President
When He Fired
NAlItnniA (Drltlsh East Africa)
Hay 10. -A bulky bull rblnoceroo
Is Ho latest prlzo wrcitcd from the
JuceIo by ThcoJoro Itooiovelt.
Prom tho cx-Prcsldent'i camp
near Maclakoi word was brought
down today tint the luck of tho
itocseult party contlnuod and that
fifteen larlctlci of game, Including
tho big rUnocjTOi, had been bagged
on tho lait expedition. Tbe rhin
oceros was ruihlcg Uocsjvclt when
tho hunter flrcd. Tto distance waa
fourteen paces.
The naturalists of the party aro
buiy preparing tho tropblei being
killed. Fort)nve iklm already
been prepared for tbo Smithsonian
instltuto.
Veto for progress and tba sewer
Dondj tomorrow.
COLD JlEDAl CONTEST.
Tho High School itudenti who aro
to tnko part In tho doclamatory con
tost wcro spurred on to renewed
efforts when they learned that
Ttad Mcllatton had offered a beau
tiful flC gold medal as a prise to
tho winner. Tbo contest tn decla
mation tas become aa annual affair
at tbe High School, and tho Interest
It grentl)' Incrcaicd whoa a medal,
jucb as Mr. Mcllatton bai offered,
Ii tbo prlzo to bo ttrlven for. The
contestant! are Orva Orem, Marjorle
AlcClurc, Nina Wilson. Vincent
Yadcs, Henry Price and Garret
Van Riper.
Assist In tho effort to Improve tho
sanitary conditions of tbo town by
rotlng ior sawcr bonds tomorrow.
Funds Reach
Over Three
Thousand
Alex. Martin, ct airman of the
Chamber of Commerce committee on
fundi, tas completed hli report of
tho money available In tbe pub
licity and tbe celebration funds.
Tbcro bai been 12316 contributed
to tho publicity fund. Tbli will give
tho Chamber of Commerce an tn'
come of 1192.90 a month tor one
)car. Beildcs this, 1792 bu boon
contributed by tho clttient to be
uied exclusively for Railroad Day,
which will make a total ot 13107.
Tbla amount Ii excluilve of the
contribution ot Mr. Kaftzger, of the
Hot Sprlngi Company. Mr. Naft
zgor offorcd to giro 20 por cent tf
$5000, or oven 14000, were railed.
Ai he Ii abicnt In Lot Angelei, tt
Ii not known what hit donation will
bo, but It he ihould give one-fourth
ot tho amount that la railed, tt will
bring tbo total up to $3889.71. It
la probable that at least 11000 ot
tbti amount will be used la tbt cele
bration tor Railroad Day.
PROGRAM AT OPERA HOtSJE.
New tonight "Nervy Tbtet" and
"Protlitorlcal Lid." The Utter pic-
tupA ta nnlv Avt.ltilta.1 In m.Im
. ..... ., -..., H.W. ,. CM ws
Itowni," to do not fall to tee It.
Alto "Stilt Walking" and "Ruy
Bias," tho latter reel portrays oao
of Victor Hugo'i powerful dramas.
Mn. Edith Cos will have new
tongs tor tonight's program.
Hello, Jim! What's your hurry?
I'm going to MASON a HLOUOH'S
ABSTRACT OFFICE to order aa ah.
atrart. If you need onr, that'a the
place to go. Flrtt door northeast ot
the American Bask a Trust Co., am
TOMORROW
WILL NOT
THE TIME
THE CELCBRATION
Southern Pacific Advises a Later Date
But Chamber of Commerce Decides
to Stay With June Second
On account of a telegram receivod
thli morning front Panenger Traffic
Manager Ctn.,aV Foe. the Chamb.p
of Commerce aerlouily conildircd
tanging tto date of tbe railroad
sslebratlon again. It wai Anally de
cided to bold tbe celebration on
June 2, tbe dale decided upon, ai
plana Lad already been made for
Hat day. The telegram from Mr.
eo was ai followa:
"Tour wire date. Wo belieTo that
any date let by )our committee prior
to Hth lait. might lerlouily affect
attendance from hero to Portland
Koto Carnival, which will be held
June 7th to 12th, Inclusive. Tho
two celebrations ihould not conflict.
In our opinion June 14th or later
date would be more desirable.
"C. 8. FEE."
The following reply waa atnt to
Mr. Fee by the Chamber ot Com
merce: "On account ot a largo Water
Ultra Association meeting which
will bring every settler in the val
ley to town, -the Klamath Chamber
ot Commerce bat nettled on June
2nd at Railroad Day for calibra
tion."
The date ot the celebration hat
been quite thoroughly advertised,
and It waa thought that It would do
nioro Lara then good to change tbe
tolding of tto cilobratlon before the
.lose Carnival at Portland might re
sult In a smaller number of excur
sionists from that city, but It la not
believed that tt will affect tbo at
tendance from the California cities.
There U alwaya somo objection! to
any date that might be cboioa, ao
the only thing to do It to have tbe
celebration and try and get at man)
to attend from tho outalde at pos
sible Vote for pragma aad tba aewer
bondi tomorrow.
DCY8 TWO nVNDREO ACRES.
One ot tho largett Individual isles
ot farming tandt mado hero recently
waa coaiummttod yettsrday, wbtn
P. E. Hannon of Moscow, Now York
purchased from tho Klamath De
velopment Company, through tu
representative, D. B. Campbell, two
hundred acree adjoining what Ii
Local View
Post Cards
We nave collected tbe most Complete Line 'of: Local Views
to be fomad la towau We have over SO views la colon, el
Oerstan print, froaa pttotographa, aad are true 'at to 'color.
Over m views ta -aotograpna, 'including' all points of
Merest ta this ctmaty. We are constantly
Views. Cease sa tad look tbeaa over.
Star Drug
"They Have It1
Trice c Cent
CHANGE
SET FOR
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K3ncral1-' known m tho Pointer
I""0 Ttt0 ""a ' located nbout
tlrt0 fln1 oao,l' f"" '"" tht
I city nnd Is consldaroj as being
anions tho very but land In the
valley. Tto parties Inlorostod do
cllnod to itsto what prlco was paid,
but It is undarstood It .as In the
neighborhood of 130, which Is aa ex
tremely low prlco for tund ot this
quality and location.
Mr. IIann..n camo hero two weoka
ago for tbo purpoio ot Investigat
ing conditions here and wai so welt
pleated that ho bought the property.
At bo puts It, "A man can bay and
pay for a farm toro with what ha
arcs on fertilizer and taxes."
Mr. Hannoa starts today putting
In bis crop, wblch will Include oats,
oarley, wtiat and alfalfa. Wlthla
Ibo next week or so Lo will begin
work on a resldonco, which, when
completed, will bo occupied by Mr.
.tannoa and family.
Aulst In tto oauil to Improve the
-tanliar' cuuuiuuiut u( tbtt town by
vuung for aw or bond, tomorrow.
Council Orders
City Cleaned Up '
Tho City Council at Iti mooting
ast evening InstrucuU tho Marshal
.o Lavo M&lu strict cleaned up, and
also gavo Liu Instruction, to notify
all property owners to clian up. It
.s realized that It Is to- time -to
a'et ready for tho celebration, and
.t Ii Important tLal tLu city proaeat
as clean and neat an appearance) a5'
possible.
ll U boped that tho builncu aen
and citizens will enter Into this
-uorement with tbo proper iplrlL
t'be Council will hold another meet
lag tomorrow night, and It may that
a certain day will bo set aside to be
obicrvcd as a public clean-up day.
Many of tbe prominent citizens art)
In faor ot this plan add urgo that
better rc.ulti will bo attained by
starting a general movoment of thle
lnd.
Voto for procrcst and tho fewer
bonds tomorrow.
All st) Its Panama and straw hate
at tbe K. K. K. Store. '
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