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KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10, 1909.
Price 6 Cents.
IGINEER HEIDEL
SPEAKS OE AD
VANTAGES OE ROAD
Midi Reception Given to Government
ficidl and Members of Crater Lake
Commission and County Board
FOREST SERVICE RETARDS THE
SETTLEMENT OF NORTHERN
PART OF RLAMA Tti COUNTYl
Cl.atl,. lira, of SMhnn Klan,.ioul. Tho department notified him ,.,. and thai In tl.o majority of
in munly. who haa bvn In tint tllytl,at It would lint bo necessary to raw tho homestead npiillcnnt lien
Hie pa.t few da)a after load of haiu poitoffltcs cstabllihc-d along the been turned down. Tbli Iiu hud the
supplies and taking In ilia (elelita- proposed route. o hu took the mut- Ireautt of dlacouraelnc settlement.
to
UMHial iiilloii waa ghvn
Lttilsf at the orllce uf II I,
It la Csiincvr llrldvl uf llm !
mlof Agrlculluiv Tin fewer
t J )l Keuu of Medlord.
, luU.lu and I. ' UIIIII4 uf
fliUI Lake lload Cuinilllllloii,
Uf Itr dlmtora of I lie Cham
fCVraruitre. I.'ounl) Judge (lilf
Iftauiliiluntr H T Huiuiuvm
Ifi troinlnctit tltltrm
i ri- of llm MiMtlng wa In
i Clllnrrl ll Mr I In gi-l r
llrJ lh aoirin of llm ofT.ClU
lull oirr Ibe Crater Lake iiunl
BltlJil salo a let) Ititi'tiatltig
III Ike Milblllllr ali.l adtant
lion. It ft tu-ilay on hla riturn
lOdell Mr Graves alatca that the
lioadi urn In u-ry good shape, and
Ibal he waa able to mako thu I r If
rum hla huine lo Na)loi In to days
jlln alalia thai ll.e peoplu of lilt aec-
niuii-e. and hi. inituiiiiitinUlluba wllinlun mill ban- lo b. lontont to (-. brouclil all llm tradu of thu northern
probablr br acrp(i Mr llcldrl Icft'd-lve their mall by way of t.akuvlew.'part of llm county 16 the Fort.
Inula, ft.. Hi.. it. ft L .1.. . I .. I .... . -i .. . i. . . ...
... .... i.t.Mia vim uig curti ..men maea iium a wees io lun uaya
of llin CUmbcr of Cvuitnrc. brrfir a latter lo reach them from Klatn
ho will hate an opportunlt) togitac- alb Falls llu madn an effort lait
ijualtilrd ith sntne of the atltacllotii year to cut a mall route from Port
for tourliti lth whleh Klamath Klamatb, which li tb mott direct
tcr till with thu peoplu ut Fori Klutn- and haa been a ureal drawback to tho
nth and tried tu get them tu circulate 'development of tbla vary Important
iH'tllloni among tho residents alone
tin Klamuth Maiah. Evidently the
Fort people did not think It was
worth while, but ll would hare-
Mr Graves alatc-s that tho forest
service haa greatly retarded the set
tlemont In Mi section of tbc county.
TWO PARTIES HAVE
VISITED CRATER
LAKE ALREADY
Snow Will Soon Be Gone In National Park
and Tourists Will Begin Flocking to
View Oregon's Wonderful Lake
nig hi r aboundi
Tiini iiix' mm i iilhiiiT-"
Mrtttianla Make Ttnul.k fur .lf-tit
There am a largo number of acrea of J value of It. landa and timber Juitl
Kood aitrlcultural land Included In the I flea.
lection of Klamath county. Mr.
Grave la heartily In accord with tbo
policies of Secretary UalllnKer., and
haa gnat hopes that In thu near fu
ture thu effort and labora of tho plo
ncera will reecho their reward, and
that Northern Klamath will become
known to the world and will receive I K. u Swartilandcr, former chief
tho attention that tho rlcbncu and clerk under Superintendent Wllaon of
the Klamath Rcacrtatlon, bat at-
turned hla new poiltlon a agent of
MU'AKTiELANUfUt IH
I'HOMOTEU TO AGENT
TIAM4 TOlKNAMtZNT.
NATl'Iti: IH OKNEItOfH.
U ll) and Wllauii Will I'lay Final, lo Ilolli Hun.lilne and Italn I'urnlalird
lktld. Ulilih Will Ukc t'lglil
for Tropliy.
ii) f.iiiitjc irnvi iioiii Trail.
frr ruitipaiili- .
- , j Tin- h t-alhcr Interfered nine
Mi Tliump.on llm tViulhrrn fa-lnhat ollli thu aeroiid annual lunula
clllr axent. alalia Ihat hu It haling 'tournament, nlthouicli tint prellmln.
Mo riprnwd tlnii""1"' u"r'nil,' '"' ,,", I'll'') "' ary gatuia wrri all itaviil and It li
tl lkl IIMll
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ILt a UMcadanilinl nil ""'" u" " " "' ripicieu inai iuu nnaia iu in
I M t. , UM for auliiini.bllc Un,l""t on "" '" "' "'" '"""" "Mar- t-wnorro.
La. II .ould not aland the r.rwr" u""lo"l"r' '"' u,,bl '" I" " Preliminary acta, b.-at to
.,. n i. ii . . drlhrrrd b Ibe Iramfrr mn llm out of lhm. w J llarilay on from
ir iiviiici la a mau ;
niriclianli rrfUM. to par fur It on ac o j; Wlddoi-a. ( M Snow won from
luunt of vitini rrmr In I lie bill Tbla luirlo)-, Wile) oini from Huow and
li mi fault of I be Irauitlira. and th llufK" Maaoii II (1 Wllaon on from
niriKllon muit be tuadi llnoujli llm Van Itlper. W II Maaou and Vincent
lallliNid rumpau) Tie fnlxbt baa Vadeli Thu fluali sill bo for Ihleo
In bn ald befum drlher). and If uul of Bus and will bo between Wiley
Ihnn la an irror lliein will l. no 0.l Wllaon Henry Crumby, thu win-
i'IijcuII) In arcurlna an adlualment. ner of tho cup laat yiar. waa here lo
Amitl.iT thing that li complained jf,.i,d ,la tltlu. but on account of thu
if Many of lb" merchant glti both unrorlalnty uf Ibn weather lefl tbla
.1 n... iian.tei romtnlea nrdera tor im,,nln for California Thu winner
roan rattier man a uurllim ll
titled Utt In put the load In
f for Haul and If all) imprmr.
ii air found to Lh. i..-c.ia.at) later lulcM .uholl(, company at a tlmn , ,,, will probably !. played
f ran bo .eruie.1 f..r that ('"r- ,, ,,., mM, 1B, ,, trouble nc. wheni-u-r Mr Croab) cnti llnd It
n gelling llirlr trrlgbt prompllr lonn-nlent to como here
liaiirlilnr
kljf aiprrkncr In road building.
Ill Ut-n Ihlcre.te.l III the bull. I-
lit KJlue of tbn bo.l llMida In Call-
li aad nl her Htali
1 toaotiiua nl opinion, a. "
Kd b) Judge llrimth and lit
It. atrmed lo favor keeping with
1 limit of Ibn apptuprlatlona In
4lag Ihi. road, and In.l.ilng on
nllrnatra belug madp In build lbr
l"irlr frrlgbl Till, only niliua mat. ( , nnala betwu-u Wiley nnu n-
lira and ramrt no end of Irnubln fur WIU midoubti-itly glic Mr. Croiby
b agrnt The- mrrrlianla annum no ,n nppoiliinlty in Helena inn cup, mm
FOIt HEI.LINO WIIISKBV.
I'lulll the rtprvwloiia of Judge
l&lband Mr Humiuei., It la appar-
tLat tho County Court will l-e
U lo do thi-lr aliarn III making I
' ippruprlatloii aa aKin aa the route
iJtfitiltply i tiled on
Tkrie an ma In bate Lhi-ii ronald
I lie opMiatoll ilelelnpid to build-
the mad on llm weal aldo of llu
ll la lilgued lhal ll will bv lice-
'ty lo keep a road open bewen
lirlty and Korl Klamath, and Dial
1 laat aide of Ibu lake would ar
cmodalu the inoat people. Tbla la
Italtrr whlili will bit conalderwl by
lli-ldi-l na aoon ua hi lina had an
Ivoiluiilty In go oer tin' illrTelent
!:
W rl Wiley waa one of Ibu pln'
eta In laat jear'a tournament, but be
lad,. .-..TioTalong . atni-t .. .!."., a wonderful linprou-ment.
little fel UI'U oi i hi. niu.i ii.i...iii "-
u ibat betwi-vii him and Mr Snow .Mr.
Snow la from Portland and I n grad
uate of the Oregon Unlieralty. and
ll Ml Ml
ne tro.l) morning. aw
uw aratlitllig aall Um Ibe I
,,,.1,1 fur ll.it piirpom of melting II'
W..II I'm aure. ' Mid the
lhat'a real benevolence''
"Oh. li", ma'aiu," lm leplled.
In'l bem-volenriill'a aall
at the Time Wlien Moal Dralrnl -anil
Needed.
Nature haa been goneroua to Klam
ath county thli year, and the farmer
are now joining with the cltltena of
Klamath Kalla In rejoicing The peo
ple of Klamath Kulla wvro praying
for pleuMint wiulher for their celo-
bratlon The country needed rain
)et rain would have ruined the wceka
of hard labor of the Chamber of Corn,
merce and loal thu county an oppor
tunity for the greateit ndurtlemeut
It could hnu had.
The weather on Ilallroad Day was
Ideal and iho jieoplo wero happy. The
much nulled ahnwiri began Tues
day, and Iho farmers were happy, and
thus. evcronu was happy and con
tented Reports from' thu country
um to the effect HuL Ibo rain was
general Ihtoughout Iho entire county
and this means that Klamatb couny Is
aaaured of n banner crop this )car
Thu grain and crop were Jmt far
enough along to gel tho full benefit,
and Kluinnth county rati look for
ward to ouo of the moat successful
jiais In lis history With the crops
well advanced, thu molaturu will bo
retained In thu ground for somu
lime. There Is about thre-o times thu
amount of land In cultivation Ibis
ear thau last, and a great portion of
this extra land Is lu grain. This will
mean u busy ear for the flour mills.
Tiro Chinamen Oct In Trouble for
Furnishing Wlilakey lo Indians
on lUllroad Day.
1P1
lady. al " member of the Multuonmh
,Club llu put up a atrong gamo, but
U was defiatisl bv Wiley. Mr. Wilson
has alio Improved oer lait )ear, and
Iho gaiuu with Mr. Wiley Is looked
.... u.i.. i .uiantltv of (,ar,i in with Interest, and It prom-
' L ".,,...1 furniture Inquire of ,.,. Mr Wllaon I. W- H oon returned with tho re-
Stabler In Wagner home near lain- . (llJ ltlvi K00d mull I-orl.
ollr church 'S' , fllllliw ,.,, nl and keep In the "There nlnt no eggs In tbo ncits
' T nil .,.,tt iim nnu, innv rnineti
George I'ou and I'un Grant, China-
lieu, were arre-atcd Monday for sell
n g whiskey tu Indians, and Klldlo
.hllquln and Jlmmlo George, two In
Clans, were held as witnesses. At thu
irellmlnary hearing I'on Oram was
ele.iaed ou $100 ball and ho Immc
lately skipped tho town, leaving tbo
ounty 1100 to tho good.
Thu hearing of Georgv Pon was
eld to-day before Justice Miller. As
lie main uvldcnco was against Grant,
nd thu Indians rufuscd lo testify,
'an was turned loose for tho present,
t may bn possible? to gather sufficient
ddltlunal evidence to bring the mat
er before the Grand Jury. It U
latcd that two live-gallon kega of
rblskcy wero dcllvored to tho China
Lien, and that one of them had been
niplled, the whiskey being sold lo
Indlnns. Deputies of tho Sheriff's
lllru bud been watching Ibu place
or Bcvcral days, and they woro some-
bat dlsrouraged nt tYu result of tho
KITES FOIt Fltl'IT I'ltESEUVIXO.,'
tho Umatilla Reservation. Mr. Bwarti-
landcr left for bli post the first of the
week. Ho was strongly recommended
for the position by Mr. Wilton, who
speak In very high terms of hit abil
ity and fitness for tbo position. Mr.
Swarttlander was appointed to suc
ceed Mr. McPartrldgc, who wat trans
ferred on account of a difficulty with
the department.
BONANZA AND INDIANS TIE
Tbo Uonania and Klamatb Agency
teams attempted lo carry out me
schedulo arranged for the ball garnet
yesterday, and although portions of
tbo grounds were still wet. a very In
teresting game wot given.
Donania was In better trim than
on 8unday, and put up a gamo that
would havo made tho Coyotes go
como. Tbo Indian boys also did good
work. Tbo game had to he called
before tbo last Inning waa played on
account of rain, with the score a tl
S to C.
HE COMPROMISED.
-, Superintendent Arant left tbla aft
ernoon for Crater Lako. Mr. Arant
returned a few day tlnce from the
camp five milts tblt tide of the lake,
and states that there ha already
been two parties through the park
this season. Lait Baturday a party
of seven drovo to the camp and west
on to the lake, and a week previous
a party of eight made the trip.
The mow still reaches to Bridge
Creek, about nine mile from the
lake, and on top of the mountain It It
about six feet deep. Team can bo
drlvon to the camp now without aay
difficulty, eapecUlly &' tannin
before the snow begin to get toft.
From the camp parties can either
walk or ride horseback to the rim of
tho lake.
Mr. Arant states that In two weeks
practically all of the mow will bo
gone except on tho top of .the moun
tain, and tbat tourists can then com- -
fortably visit tho lake. He expect a
heavy travel to the lake early In tbo
season this year. Tbo portion or tno
bultdlngs'whlch wero broken down by
thu snow have been removed aad
work on the repair will coee
at once. Will Stecl't camp and build
ings did not tuffer aay injury from
the snow. Mr. More- la. now ( at ta?Mliv
Arant camp getting thlnga la ttsfPt"
for Iho opening of the season.
DECOY EflQH.
Johu, ngetl six, was sent by his
nether to the chlckeu-coop for somu
The Hat with a Pedigree and a guarantee
Some new. anappy ttylet juat recei? ed
KKK STORE
game wild lilrii Mr Wile) li veiy
uctlu- and Ida)- u fast. et safe,
game
IIEIt MIND WASN'T VACANT.
A duiiday school teacher, who bud
a prominent chin, lung nJ peculiarly,
projecting. aa lrlng to Interest a
ilaaa of gliU one Sablislh In thu los-(
ton All wero mischievous and rest-,
)., except Mary, who sat at Ibo end i
of (he i-lsa and apparently gvo tlm
'utmost ultenllun to uvury word. The.
teacher was delighted At Iho closa1
of the lecltallon. thinking that h,
would rebuko Iho naughty Rlrli tor
'.. . ... ... ii.iiiiiii mut lack of 111-
lliuir mint wi -...v -
troat by stilting Ibut shu would now
uak Mur) In mime nin "f tlm points
jluimglit out In this loo.
'ihocknd by Mary suddenly nnd unex
pectedly answering: "OU. Miss wmhs
1 really dW not hear n singiu oiu
)au suld. I wu wonucriug iiu ,-..
'tould talk to much without moving
your lower Jaw
A VAU'ED PO88EB8I0N.
My llttlo titter, throo ycart old, had
'a peach llvon her which tbo first
hn had ovor seen.
When I taw It, 1 went up io ner.
'and taking tho peach from her, took n
bite out of It.
immodlfttely sho began to cr. n
1 ntked what tho was crying for.
I wanted to keep that lime '-
en epplo." nor T0V'J'
Udlat. bare you wen the HartUf
... nr..win UaehlMt Call B.
f om.'
Try tho Harrington Washing Ma
chine. You will like It. 1
Klamath
County
Real
Estate
Dealers
Ass'n
Orgaaulscil for llio Ifrotectlon
of the UujriT and Seller of Real
Property and Ihe promotion and
Improvement of Klamath County.
Members
p, n. cAMrnsix.
P. fc. FOUNTAIN,
ailEOORY McCLEUiAN.
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HAUBIIEPERD CO., I
mason ft sivcaii,
T. W. STEPHENS.
FRANK IRA WHITE,
WILBUR WHITE.
Transaction with any of the
above dealer Itumre proMctioa.
To Insure auccesa In canning. Jolly-
making and prcscrlng. vegetables
and fruit must be used when Just
right. Fortunate tho bouiokoepor
who can pluck from her own orchard
or garden and fill her store-closet
shelves with fruit ripened on Its na
tive soil.
Fruit for "doing up" should never
bo ovcr-rlpc. It fresh picked. It
should bo gathered tbo night before
when dry, tor fruit jcoverod with dew
or wet wlh rain will not keep well.
Few houiewivot attempt to can vege
tables, but tho dlfferenrc In tasto and
grocery bills tuoro than rcpa the
trouble, Thorough stcrllltatlon of
cans, rubbert. cover and tbo fruit or
vegetables in process of cooking aro
tho sureties of success In canning.
Jelly is made from fruit Juicet, and
as "a plut't a pound, tbo world
around," tbo tamo proportion of
tugar applies at for mott pretorvei,
cavo when tho fruit Is sweet, then
three-quarters of a pound to a pint
of Juice is sufficient. Ono of the so-
ci eta of having fruit "Jell" quickly I
to have thu sugar spread on a platter
nnd hoatod lu tho oven before It I
added to Iho boiling Juice. Then, If
currants m- other fruit aro at tho
light Hlngo of ripeness, a tew min
utes' boiling will produce a Arm,
clear Jolly. Undor-rlpo and over-rlpo
trull will not inuko good Jelly because
they do not contain a gelatin-making
material found in ripe fruit. The
rlponess of a pineapple may be totted
by pulling it leave. If they do not
pluck roadlly tho pineapple la not fit
to uto.
Jolly should not be stirred moro
than it necessary to have It clear and
provent granulation of the tugar, but
ronrnialado and preserves, on account
of their tendency to 'nettle and burn,
mutt bo stirred frequently.
Doyd always stuck to bis convlc
Inns. Ono day he said, "Mother, I
eo a needle on tho floor." When sbe
aid. "No, it Is a pin," tho argument
began. Finally Uoyd bopped from
lis mother's lap, and upon picking up
lie pin exclaimed: "Oh, tec! It It a
ceedlo with a hat on!"
AND SO IT DOES.
My llttlo girl In the early stages of
tier education atked me what a, c, I, o
and ii were. I told her they were
cilled "vowels." With a look of as
f)nlthmcnt, sho replied: "Mother, I
blnk they should bo called stomachs;
hat other word sound vulgar."
Lost Between Eleventh street
and the Llvermore Hotel, a pair of
spectacles, with one bow gone; In
case. Finder will leave at Llvermore
Hotel and receive reward. Mr.
Rohm.
SPORT FOR THE OULDMtlf.
The uicrr -go-round It doing a
land office butlnes those day. All
day Monday and Tuesday the maehiao
wat kept on a contlnuout run, and
every ,tlmo It ttopped to unload thero
wat a tcramblo for seats. The chil
dren havo been having the tlm of
their lives, and many older people
havo also enjoyed a ride on the wood
en horses. Messrs. Bower and Hoag
lan, tho proprietor, announce that
they will remain heritor two weak
la order to glvo all an opportunity to
enjoy Ihlt popular pleasure.
Lost On clrcu ground, long,
gray purte, containing change 1b sli
ver. Finder will plea notify tkU
office.
Fresh berries, cucumber, new
peas, spinach, eherrle. ate., at the
Monarch. ll
i IMMMMMIM (
: U-Need-a McBride'a U-Eat-a Sandwich : :
IATIST POPULAR CANDY
' Mtde from Cream. - For Sate Ivdl
I Sngur, Nats and mat DC. Coalccttoacry Itoiaa
For Sale One of the finest piece
of vacant property on Maln'it., In tho
heart of the beat busln district
noom SOT. The Baldwin. H. M. Bris
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to ha foajava I : We haw or? Twttvty View am Osier, at
Gerauw print, from phototraph. aa4 are tome aa to eelar.
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of Interest lm this commty. We are
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