The Evening herald., July 28, 1909, Image 1

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Our AdvtrtlMrt Oft
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Falla First
3ent Daily.
No. DID
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JULY 28, 1909.
Puce 6 Cents.
IN THE
WILL MEET
TO-MORROW
CONSTRUCT
RAILROAD
MAIN SEWER
BOX FACTORY
BALLINGER
A FIGHTER
HARRIMAN
WILL BtILD
JJM TREE
Bhe
prnma
fl lisl1
0NJ1AINST.
KNtJINHKIIIMJ DIFKICflf-IKH TO
BEING BUILT
heekinm ikmiii.
iOF IIOlllNi:
, ONLY TAITHfUL
mo a to wii win
mill Many Light
Ait In Hie Air
I, for tho nil fidlnil
I Binio in tin ripe iliirlm:
t'Koutlia mil lii'iiliuilni! In
'appearance AaaumliiK
In I in dUtillnili'it by
, iiiiki n( tlm iniirii hi'
Mta Imvn liiki'ti their
lilliii Hriinlur pi'raomilly
k'lhilr IMereala urn In
lliclr ftlenda, wliu lll
lilt Hindi- nil iifrranary In-
till nllii'ii, who tinvn ii
f Jul' with thv gutiTii-
plim thi'lr own iiitiiiM'l
lo lightning ( swiirtiir-
(Inn nml riwiinl fur
fully performed mny
very liiiiui'illnlii lotnl
lain Ima It Hint Imii of
Mrwtfatrltii recently n (. l.-.l
tStiMor for appointment ni
lMC.t)t.ateriinl Itetrnuu In uc
(M.1I.1M lliimif, wlmaii term
al,jsjt I In- flrat nf tint year
inif ni. writ! ii. i:. Ken
((Mir City nml Jilt Kuril
ifjtft.'tTti'') ri reived itio iini.
J(jfortnnlhin from lloiiriu
IpfljMipplliiiltniia ramn tnu Inlv.
hCWMdy liml decided on tlu
appotiitnl tc aureied
i' nv, limitiii hna held
tltu mnaifiitlvn yeara
potaltillliy thauVui In-
nl fur luhRi'vlJn tin'
rtlcK may be repealed
o morn nltrartlvi'
I. Man
rmxnt liy llourno dial
picked a man for this
im runililiTubln apecu-
Wlio tlm eollector-ti-bi'
U largely gtio work.
!mt II.h ..I....... K.h.I. ..f
W .. l.I- .I-.1M ...
declare: they do not
InlliiK power not hn
Into lilt confidence.
'inn Mcfuaker, who, It
not liavn ri'fuii'il t lit
of postmaster at 1'orl-
it la rrrgnlied ua one
t nctlto supporter at
that rruaon la prnlialil)
o rrroKiiltlon fnlni lila
lerrlek, secretary of the
' aaaorlallnn, anil an-
io's tnunch supporters,
liavo llila Joli or aomu
a good If hn wanted It,
jHtaalljIlltr U J. Frank
prominent In tho
It I known Hint ilur
r lloiirnn at Wnshlng-
Ugh tliu OrcKon delcgn-
lunntt nppnlnlcil to nl
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Willi Hl'llOIIIII.NATIlH
WILL APP0RII0N THE FINDS
KeirWnry IIihhiIuk III Itepartnieiil
Along Hlrlitly legal Llnra anil f
Will Keep On Doing Ho
WASHINGTON, July 20, Direr
ir Newell of I ho ri'Clmnntloii si-nlio
ft Into )i'ali'nlay for Portland,
where iii'it Thursday liu will hold n
loiifi'triun with Bumlary Halllnger
ami tho illatrlit engineers of thii nc
Imiinllou mtiIii', An effort will !)
niiiili' at till conference to urrunge u
'i-l 1'ilWn of work lo l.u ilotiii hy tho
-tI intlon ai'rvlm on all Rinirn
an proJiTta durliiK l10,
Tin' mrioau of thla Kathi'rliiK la
to apportion tlm (inula for ni'it r
nml to itiilitn on what work ahull ho
rnrrli'il on. Ilia amount for u on
tliu Klmiinth proJiTt will h derluVtl
on, tlioiich no imhllr nnnounrrnii'iit
na In how liitirh Hint will ho ni'i'il hi'
"ipiclcd for aomu tlnu
Not Worrliil AImiuI Ilia Jul,
lllriftor Ni'wi'H la not worrlvil nri'r
ri'porta Hint hn la to loan til Job. Hit
hna horn naauriit hy tin- I'ri-alilrnt
Hint thiro la no liili'iitlon of Jlnplai
IliK Ii I III.
OI'KltA IIOl'Hr:
ronlclit'a hill will ho nn uniuunlly
ittrartln, one. Ko urn ni-w motion
ilrtuica will ho atiown aa follow :
'llonialy la tlm llrat I'nllry,"
whlrh Irnrln tlm Inaann of Ita tltl;
Clnri'liro nml Ilia ClKnri'tti'," allow.
tic tho tilhulatlon of a rlKarottii
ftrml, "I'nnto Hum Away," tho
imualiiK nilihapa of a mini nml ilK
In Hi'IkIiiiii; "Jark'a Rurri-aafiil
lllufT," In whlrh a hiiauautl rcKalna
la wlfn'a lim, by pri'trnilliiK to mm
mlt aulrhli. and "A War-TImn Talo,"
whlrh la nno of the moat plrlt-allr-rlnit
ilrnmna Hint vvi-r nppiarnl In
Klamath Knlla.
Niw noiiKa and liiualr, and all for
only lin rrnla.
II II, Dnvla, U. H. It. 8., ramo In
from Cli'nr Ijikn dam iitprilay In
mot Ma wfo and daunhti'r, who ar
rlvi'd from lloaton tail nlcht. Tht'y
will return with Mr. Davla to Clear
tjikv.
"No tiroilca so," aald Charlie l)c
Ijip, deputy County Clerk, lo a
)ounK man from the Kort thla morn-
ItiK when nakisl to liaue n llrenao fur
n joiinK awnln who wa ton buay to
roino down.
II. I., mid K. II. Mooro of I'oo val
ley am In tho city to-day. They re
port tho aalo of forty-two licnil of
horai'j to II, Anderaon of Merrill, the
entire hnnd, IncludlnK )earllnita, and
nil averaKlnx about (0 per bond
Cropi never looked better In their
aecllun.
lUMITII-KKI.I.Y . AMI AHHOLf.
ATKH T DEVELOP holding
ririEEN miles or RAILROAD
lUit Mill Will lie Km ti-0 lo Manu-
faituri' TIiiiImt t'oiuliiK From
Vaiimay Mountain
A mammiitli aawmlll plant and fif
teen mllua of railroad will b con
utructiil by tho llooth-Kelly l.umher
lompany and their aaaoclatea In the
vlilnlty of Ynmaay mountain, where
tlm partita concerned liavo holdlnna
of iihoiit K7.000 acrea of timber.
Mi-aari. Ilooth and Kelly and Mr.
DnnnhiT of Detroit, Mich., the own
era of thla tract, returned from there
Kttnrdny. While the pnrtlea would
ndmlt nothliiK roncernlna; thla mat
ter, It la known that whllo there they
deddid on the route for a branch
rnllro.ul to tho timber which will con
nect with tho Natron branch at the
lower end of tho marah.
Firtiiii Mll.il of lUllroail
Dm leiiKlh of tho Unu from the
Junction to tho timber la about fif
teen Inllen, the ttrado belnK prartlr
ally Invet, and only one crnaalnx of
tlm Wllllainion river heinK necena-iry
A aurteylnR party will be aent In
chortly to locale thla line. Tlm com
pany nwni n aplendld mill altu near
tho lermlnua of thla railroad with
m (Helen t water for all purMea.
rrnlirllon lb-Ins Fulnil.il
Thla liuara out the atateinvnt of a
liromliient lumberman who aald re
ci'ntly that within five yenra all of
the large holdera would have lm
menan lumber planta In ulceration In
thla atctlun and that the lumbermen
would do more lo brim; rumpvllllvi
roada Into thla aiitlon than any oth
er faitor. In fact, tho lancer Inter
eata are at thla tlmo flcurlng with
thriHi dlfferrnt railroad companlea In
entir thla Held.
Manaiter Kenon of Hie Trnnafei
coi.ip&ny rriorta three cur a o wool
were ahlpped to lloaton to-day, .!V
000 i-nundi delivered heie jeatinta)
and 30,000 pounda of frel-tht wa
billed out )caterdiy to Uonania,
nnd l.ikelcw. A itralRht carload of
wool la romlns In (ro.n Bllviir Ijiku
and It la the Intention of the partlra
hrlncliii; I nthli wool tc tako auppllcs
hack with them.
John Shook and wife of llonanra
arc In the city. Mr. Shook and broth
er will put up about 1,500 torn of
hny thla aeaaon. He roporti thli will
be a banner )ar for cropa In hla aoc
Hon. J. V. Kelly, It. A. Ilooth of R'lRono
nnd Jaa. K. Danaher ct Detroit,
Mich,, who recently vlalted their 87,'
000-ncro tract of timber north of
Yalnnx, returned lait night and loft
for their rcpectlc homci thla morn
Iiir.
Step in and look over
the newest and latest
in
Fall
Suitings
Hundreds of the sea
son's choicest pat
terns now on display
Have your clothe made to
your exact meaaure by
KKK Store
UK OVKItCOMK
SEPTIC TANKS ARC TABOOED
Council Ik-rldea lo I'Ure Outfall In
Ike Kwauna C'llr Will Hurrljr
llr Knjolnrd
A apeclal moetlnf of tho City
Council wax held laat evenlnc for tho
purpoae of going over tho plana for
tho aewago ayitem with City Kngl
neer .umwalt and deciding on the lo
cation of thv main acwer and the dla
puwil of the aewage. The (juration of
the location of tho mala tower waa
tho aubject of extended dlacuulon.
Councilman Caatel wa particularly
dealriiua of locating the main aewcr
on Klamath avenue, giving aa hla
rcaaoti a wlh to avoid the coat of
laying It on Main atreet from Con
tor itrvvt to Payne alley. It waa de
veloped, however, that It would be
mpractlrablo to uae Klamath avenue
.'or thla purpose because the grade
wan too low to acrve the territory
that muit bo cared for, and by unan
tmoua vote the main sewer waa lo
cated on Main atreet.
The next question to command the
attention of tho Council, was the dla
posal of the sewage, and It was sur
prising to find that the sentiment was
In faur of dumping It Into the lake.
Councilman Hanks was the only
member voting "no" on tho prop
oalllon, thus placing himself on rec
ord ai favoring the septic tank ss
tern. The principal reason for the
1ecllon waa ono of experuMvtlio be
lief being evident that It would be a
much cheaper way lo damp directly
Into the lako than to erect and use
.(.title tanks. Knglneer umwalt was
emphatic In his declaration that the
only method that should . consid
er J was septic tanks.'but his opinion
was swept aside and tho other plan
ldopted.
I'ouiicll Hhimrd I'mhse Haste
The Council showed undue haste In
Ha adoption of the lako plan, for the
reason thvro was not a member who
knew what the dlSercnro In the cost
would be. Engineer Zumwalt had
nut prepared figures on tho lake out
fall, for tho reason ho did not bellevo
that tho Council would adopt thla
method. Mayor Sanderaon expressed1
hlmielf as believing tho Council was
making a mlatako, and ono that
would hae to bo rectified within a
year.
IHrTcreuct' In Coat Small
If tho Council will heed the senti
ment of the community at Urge It Is
certain that It will reconsider this
method of disposal. The additional
cost for the septic tanks will not ex
ceed f 2,000. For so small sum It
I a gravo mlatako to tako tho
chances attendant on using the lake
as a receptacle for tho raw sewage,
for It Is cortaln that If an Injunction
la not secured before the work Is
completed It will be granted very
shortly aftcrwarda.
Engineer Zumwalt was Instructed
to prepare specifications and adver
tlsomonta for blda for the entire sys
tem, with tho exception of a portion
of tho north end of the city and the
pumping plant; the specllcaUona to
contain tho proviso that the city
reserved tho right to construct all or
only a portion of the system. This
provision is incorporated for the pur
poso of enabling the city to remain
within Ita financial limits.
Zumwall'a Estimate ait.OOO
Mr. Zumwalt estimated that the
system could be built at a cost of
about 44,000. Many member of
tho Council believed that thla was
too low, and It was tacitly agreed
that only tho main sower from the
Hot Sprlugs addition to Payne alley
would bo built to start with, and such
additional mains laid aa could be
paid for out of the remaining fund.
If the bid received are low enough
to permit of the building of the en
tire system, then the contract will be
ao let; It not, then only so much will
bo constructed aa thero are fund to
meet the expense.
An adjournment was taken until
Monday night, at which time the ad
vertisement for bids will be consid
ered and ordorod published.
Mrs. W. O, Smith will return home
thla evening from Oakland, where
plant wu.ii in-: co.Mri,f-m:i
KAItl.V NK.XT 3IONTH
TO EMPLOY A URGE FORCE
KrTorl Hlioufil lie Made lo Herure
Other I'Unta anil Tliu Create a
-Vi-edrd Wifkly I'avroll
It has long been recognized that if
this city is ever to bo anything clao
than a small farming town some sort
of manufacturing establishments
mint bo brought here. Tho easiest
to secure at this time aro box fac
lories, and tho quickest way to get
them Is to offer them cheap power.
Tho Chamber of Commerco should
tako hold of tho matter and see It
something cannot bo done In the way
of offering such enterprises power at
a prlro that will lie a sufficient In
ducement for them to come. The
prlro could bo graduated for the flrst
Ave years, or a rthato given at the
expiration of that period. If somo
such an arrangement could be en
tered Into, tho growth of this city
would be rapid, and tho merchants
would be given somo Incentive to
work for bigger things.
To He Completed In Augut
Tho box factory that Is In course
of erection on Upper Klamath Lake,
adjolnlns the mill of tho Long iJikc
Lumber company, will bo completed
early In August nnd be In operation
about tbc 10th of that month. The
factor) Is being erectod by tho Great
Northern Ilox company, and will be
In charge of Superintendent Charle
McGowan. It will have a dally ca
parity of about 10,000 feet, and will
furnlih employment for about thirty
ftvu men.
Marks Ileal lb-ginning
The starting of this plant will
mark the real beginning of the de
velopment of the lumber Industry of
this county, for It Is a well-known
fact that Klamath is In possession of
more box pine than all the rest of
the Coast combined. It Is only a
matter of tlmo before many other
plant will be in operation In this
city, furnishing employment to hun
dreds of men and creating a wy
roll for the city of thousands of dol
lars per month.
Nate Otterbeln Is expected to ar
rlvo this evening Irom San Fran
Cisco, where he has been for the past
several weeks under treatment for
an Injury lo his arm.
Mrs. E. D. Henry entertained at
Five Hundred yesterday In honor of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lee.
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New House!
: View Lot on Hill not I
too high
$1,700 :
; ; Leu than cost moat :
; tell thla week owner :
leaving
: HOME REALTY CO. !
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; AirtccareUtbaale4iIar
! For Sale
Thla Week Only
STOCK ItANTH
STOCK 1UVXCII
and
Rl'MMKH ItKSOltT
Combined.
Over mile of frontage ou Wood
Hlver one mile from Fort
Klamath.
An Ideal summer home, com
bining auest of khootlnu and
trout Ashing also dividend
payer aa a stock ranch.
At tho price your tunc OXK
WEEK ONLY. Investigate now. ,
j. a. PiF.wr.K t
at office
Buena Viata Addition
Conger Avenue, or
W. T. SHJVE
At Solve nroa. Co.' Store. 5
IIAM.IMlKIt ASI) I'. H. H. H. EXOI
XKEIt TO CONFF.H
AFTER KEWELL AND PINCHOT
Tlm Program For 1010 Will He
Mapped Out and Policies Dis
cussed In Full
WASHINGTON, July 26. No ono
any longer pretends to doubt there
Is a deadly feud between tho Interior
Department and tho forest service,
which is a branch of tho Agrlcultuial
Department.
Secretary Oalllnger has been open
ing to settlement land which had
been withdrawn by advice of Chief
Forester Plnchot, and some of thete
lands Include water source and pow
er sites, which Pinchot's friends say
will now be gobbled up by the trust
which has secured pretty much all
tho water available for power In Ore
gon, Washington and California.
Balllngcr Is said to aim at the de
capitation of Chief Newell of the rec
lamation service as well as of Pln
chot, and Newell Is working tooth
ind nail to Justify his course, while
Plnchot la riotnir tlm utnA Rtiatip
Newlands of Nevada gave an at tttf1
so supper last nignt witn stereoptlcon
vlows afterward as a part of Newell'a
campaign.
Indian Oilier Agreement OS
Tho latest phase of this fight Is the
termination by Balllnger of a co-op-iratlve
arrangement heretofore ex
isting between the forest service and
the Indian office In tho protection of
forests on Indian reservations and In
the sate of limber and the super
vision of logging. Balllnger make
the claim that such co-operation Is la
contravention of law and of well-settled
principles.
Plnebot declines to comment on
this action, but he Is known to be
greatly disgusted, and has sent to the
Secretary of Agriculture a statement
of tbe work done under the co-opera'
tire agreement, which apparently Is
Intended to be In Justification of It.
The Senate Irrigation committee Is
In the midst of an Investigation of
the reclamation service which may
bring out valuable Information.
Outcome Much In Doubt
In Washington thero Is consider
able speculation whether this light
wilt result in tho resignation of Bal
llnger or whether tho Seattle man
will prove stronger than Plnchot and
Newell combined. In circles favor
able to the last administration the
cry Is raised that Balllnger Is fighting
to overthrow the Roosevelt policies,
but Balllnger' friend assert he I
only trying to get tho department
back on a substantial legal basis.
D. W. Cox of Merrill Is In thi city,
W. R. Ncff of Macdoel Is In the city
on business.
Ferd Hurst, chairman of tbe board
of supervisor of Shasta couuty. Is a
guest at the Llvermorc.
k Olive Oil f
We have the beat latported
pure food and drag act, bat
antee, and we subject our oil to
State Pharmacopoeia, and are,
It free from any and all adalteraUon.
Full oaw-qmarter alata, Mkt fell
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ROSB CRJCAM FOR TAN
Star Drug Store
"They
NO ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO
OUTER IlItOH.
WORK WILL BE HASTENED
Itrport From OakUnd Says Hill Hal
Ik-en Haying Water Front Thero
to Enter the lUy City
Portor Brothers' announcement
that they will build a railroad rapid
ly up tho Deschutes canyon will bo
completely Ignored by the Itarrlman
system, now engaged In a almllar
project, according to Julius Krutt
schnltt, director of operation and
maintenance of all Itarrlman lines.
Tbe railroad operator, when seen
answered queatlon put to him
unlooked-for readiness.
"I don't car to say that
Brothers are making great pr
tlons for road building Just fot
purposo of working a 'stall' on tho
llarrlnan management,' said Mr
Kruttschnltt. "In fact, we are aim
ply proceeding to build our line up
tbe Dcschute with the utmost pos
sible dispatch. We are taking Into
account aa other efforts, but simply
trying to attend to our own business.
i Railroad lo Pay
Thst we believe lo tho results
that will attend tho building of tho
road Is attested oy the mere fact that
we aro building It. We wouldn't bo
apt to undertake the construction of
a railroad from which we expected
no returns."
Mr. Kruttschnltt stated that ho
was not In a position to announce
when trains will be operated from
tbe Itarrlman lines over the Northern
Pacific into Seattle. "That simply
depneds on the completion of prep
aration for service," he said. "A for
the actual construction work on tho
Deschutes, the people of Portland
know a ranch about that a we do.
I simply need to add that our policy
will be aggressive."
Wants First Hand Knowledge
Mr. Kruttschnltt named as tho
Initial object of his present visit to
the West an Inspection of the line
controlled by Harrlman In this sec
tion. "I want to become better In
formed on the situation," he aald.
"Staying In an office listening to re
ports doesn't do tho good that meet
ing men face to face does. I am
only torrythat I am not able moro
often to detach myself from the du-v
ties of the office and come out thla''
way. It Is truly a great country,
with marvelous possibilities."
Oakland Teratlaal a Good Goes
A dispatch from Oakland aayi:
"James J. Hill's reported action In
commencing construction on a line
up the Deschutes river In. Oregon Is
Interpreted here a conclusively con
firming the theory advanced several
months ago, when a large slice of
Oakland waterfrontage was acquired
by purchasers, whoso Identity was
carefully masked, that Hill had de
termined lo secure a deep water ter-
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the rigid test of the Vnlted Z
therefore! prepared to guarantee
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