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KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. TUESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1909.
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ICTION
DISMISSED
otiii:iih MIX HIIIVAI,
htv i roritr.
LD OREGON I HUNK
i t
1H I' That lllfjr Are V I
lltlll by Judge C.II-),
fn IIihiiI I (Vrtiiliil)
t wiiti n signal wilor)
rtlou prorndliiKs lustl
pel I tn in In permit lln
nplo tiHi Ihn highway
)nrl taiirh Judge llul-
that they win nillim
right In itimn tliu rnml.
tlin iriH-i- illniia
u taken miih n turn llmt
I ruiiw In I lit' rtiuclusliiu
(going In Imi n ruin) Imllt
al Imi k nf PiutiT llros
hut llmt I tin nrriiarn-
In 1 1 III' Hllll ii mtIiiiii
rnimtriirt u railroad
tllmcliiiti i nil) mi, and
NlliiK" nro awullnl with
, lit Interest tliniiiKliniit
I to lln evident" nf ir.
i glen li I'orlrr lltn..
II Carey n( IIik law
1 A Kerr rierily gave
urmice that llm work
1 llm On'K'm Trunk linn
Ixum tliln luvostiui at,
the ulijut nf Did rail-
I tn Im I I.I ii rnllinml Into
I hy I'nllmHril Capital.
pvisonai knuwledgo,"
Sow tin- Mi nt It) n( the
turn miii)hiK tin runiln
urllnii nf thin mllroad
It till- disposal nf lln
sple - In furl It In prno-
ril
liuent th" construction
Trunk line will not
rm'iit deilgualcd terml-
i of llm nun Interested
ill loiistruttlon inn lot
(licndlturo of mono)
.Trunk lino itiuuld cuu-
In of Oregon Hint Iheiu
of dill IT lu tlm enti r-
thn romlnK week I'nr-jenij'of itrrliiiinrnt.
inlenlrd territory. Com-
pr four of HieMi mmp
Uiillea 'iiiiiIkIiI. With
taliitilliliiit llm Orenou
III iiiio .IS iiiIIoh of tlm
y iomtiiI, mid before
ko following wiek will
titidir iiiiulruitlon.
ada of eiiilpiuitit nro
IA), mid b) tlm umi of
Pii
A Complete Slock of
Furnishings
K. K. K. Store
Lavu
2,11(10 laborer nt work
I'lirtim Ilnlli) WarrliiiUM-,
"Ilolh llm tin ut rwiiilherii rullroad
nml tin' Coliiiiililn HnutlKrn, parallel
Ink tlm Deschutes river on thu west
mill iimt will Ik ullllti'il fur shipping
In o'liilimii'iit. Porter llro. havu
based n wniehoime nt Hhanlki) nml
liiiti uriiilrtil iiriiiiiiil fur llm opt
Hon nf nnothi'r. Hlmnlko will he tiiailn
tlm supply ili'imt for n largo iiinnlicr
of lump un Ihu iiiiit section of llm
work
"A wiirohoiiaii silo linn alnn hi'n
ui(iilri'it nt I'rou llrldgu for another
miiily iliiot nml null iinnllitr will
Im loialiil In T)sh valley fur the
work nbiivn Hhernr'u lirhlRP.
"Twi'lvn or llfleen nilli-a of wnKon
rnml mil In ho rnintriifteil for umi In
lrnimHirlliiK ""I'l'lleii from llurfiir,
I ho li'milmm of I ho (I real Hoiilhern,
lu llm lauiim In Ihu upper raii)ou.
tlrmli'iit will kii lo work nvat week
on thu lomt nroiiml Mutton niuiiic
lain, whkh will ullii arrem In the
river hy n wnnon haul of twin!)
mile from llufiir
' A ferry U to ho put In nervlro In
tlm iiilil utrrlih of water opHulte
the lllll rnmh, now riarhiil hy a
haul of :ii mile from Thu Dallen. A
train of r.u park niulea In hilnit a.
iiciiilileil ami eiperlcnriil parkera
have In en einplo)i il Theaii milieu
will mrr) iipilli'K lo thn rnmpn In
thu I nil) mi thai nr arrrailhlp only
hy Italia.
Min t:Hlpotrnl mi the Way.
"I'ortvr I Iron, now ham quantl.
tle of roimlrurlloti ramp equipment
at Vauniiirer. .Much of thl la hilnK
tiil up tin' North Hank mllrnail to
(Iraml Dallen, ami there ferrleil arrima
tlu rlur to Thu Dallea. What Ii one
of the luriieit rnllloail rntmriii (I'm
otitrlta In the neil, ownril hy I'ortrr
llrui , will moil hv nvallalile for uu
In thli work Tlm firm la now cum
pI'lli.K lie llnal work on thn Hik.
iki r.iillanil ami Kent lie main III e
M-iir rHili.ui', uii'l l!m mitni an I men
Ihile Mill he releamsl within Mil or
Hum wteka anil hiniiaht lo tlm De.
iliiilen "
liiilttw Ci.ri'y itrrlliH lo lie .tri.Aii
Into it rlrlemint is to whether 0,i
On Rnn ""riink lino it harkitl h. mi'
ut Die l.nimnnilnoTil a)nieiiH
I lil'vti' that vllhln a few je. ,t
-iilnil tlriKon will he erel b n.
ernl lninrnntlni ntal rallroaila." ho
alii "I hatu iM-en over that rountr) I
umi know Un MiKlhllltlei It will ho
Inn )enr hrfuro ilther of tlm mil
in ul now luillilInK up the Deiichiilra
not week Porter llnm, will
lopment of great pro will bo opernllng Into central Oregon
)il neltlem nro nlrend) flocking
there. In ten )enra rentral and cant
irn Oregon will he inoro thickly op.
ill. itul In iroHiilliin to nrin than the
Wlllimilte talley with nil Ha 4
tnlilUti ten en m p he-1 "Tlm Irrigated farma nnd Hip
t 10 mid nillo pint :n wheat rmirhea of Oregon will protMt
n (oiiutigQ that la llm making of pun
piiou. riillroniU. Tlm Irrigated aec
tlona nnd tho whiat Imida nlong thu
trmironllneiilnl railroad norlh of
iih pnnliln m bread and butter foi
thou) i- at ciiih. I'rodiiru In iinnll
Ilea thiit excel Ihu ahlpmcnla of largu
rlllt I nro taken out of amnll tow in
Hint look like tmlhhliiK atnllona
I do not ngrou with Ihu atiittmrut
aiJ'J
Just . .
Arrived
A Complete Line of f
Fall Hats
y fg and Gaps
ww in the Lateit Shapes;
- J the Newest Shades.
loes, Clothing and
lath Falls - - - Oregon!
jlliut thu llmt HI) miles of railroad In
1 thn Denrliiilm canyon will receive rm
tiiiutHK'. Thu Clearwater branch In
mi i'iiiiiiln of wtiitt will nun db)' I"
i cii nlmiK thu Deschutc ran)un
"In tlm Clearwater country when!
lit hiiuled in thu lirlnk o( tlio cai.)itf
nnil taken ilnwn In thn mllroail Ii;
ininnii n( aerial tramways. Thoro In
mi rmsiui why Ihu twine thing should
mil Im done In Hlicrmnn anil Wuto
counties. Ilnlli am capable of ninth
Kifiilir tloveloptiiwil than they now
possess.
luili'H'tiilenl IJne Woulil I'ajr.
"Kveti u an lnileienilent Una the
OriKon Trunk ahouhl provu a profit.
ahle Inveatment. ITmlcr thn Jurla
till lion I'lvrrUeil by the Interntale
(,'oininorio rouiinlailon and Ihu rail
way rouimlaiilona of Orrxon and
WmhliiKton an Inilependent lino con-m-rtliiK
either with thu U. It. N.
or the North Hank rnnnnt Imi ilepilved
of Ha proportionate aharo of the ro-
liirna In Ihu haulinK of freUht Irani
ferriil to thu other rallroada.
"I 'would not attempt to dlacredlt
the almerlly of the other railroad. It
l in) belli f that thu llarrliuan road
III ho built. allhoiiRh I do believe II
would not havu been built had It not
been for the knowledge Kalncd of the
OreK'in Trunk llne'a Intenllona. Cen
tral OroKon otherwlao would have
been n aihed hy Hie llarrlman road
by a branch from the Klamalh-Nat
run line and the tonnage drained the
other way.
'When Ihu rallroada havu ronfnet-
Ink urve) and both begin ronatruc
Hon work thorn am bound to bo In
Junrllona and rounler Injtinrtlom. I
do not look iiikiii the reault of the In
junction proceeding now iendlng, no
matter what It It, aa of vital Import
anru to tlm construction of either
railroad. There la room In thu can
yon for both of them.
"The acquirement of thn Dean
rani h weat of Mhanlko by the llarrl
iuan people .aa uol hampered our
work, The Oregon Trunk line haa a
right of way bought and paid for
arrina the ranch alone the river
frontage. When I waa there a low
daya ago all but about HO feet of
thin frontage had been graded. The
llarrlman road had put a wlrn gate
aero thu road trading to thn rampa
and had padlocked II. I waa told hy
our people that thn remainder of the
fill on the ranch could hv completed
In ono da), nnd that thu blixkada wa
of no ronaequonriv
AT TIIK OI'KIIA IIOIHK
Probably tho luotl beautiful mo-
Hon pit lit re over shown In Klamath
Kails aro those descriptive of tho
"IjihiI of tho Midnight Bun" at tho
opera hoitso tonight. Tho Arctic
ocean In all Its rolling splendor, giant
Ictbrrg. glaciers and thu great north
ern lights aro all realistically pre
sented. Then there Is a dramatic
avrlrH that )ou should not miss,
"Daunted by III First l-ove," show
ing that llnnilit was partially cor
rect when hu snld "Inconstancy, th)
nmno la woman," Most every ono I
acquainted with that pernlcloii mor
tal, "tho eavesdropper." Couio and
seo hi in get hi Just deserts, and
laugh with tho rest of tho folk ut
"Tlm Hulrldu Club."
IIKPOItTKI) HIICIHK
One of lke County Oldest Hetllrr
umi onUlul Take III Own l.lfo
It I reported thrt William Colo,
who for tho pisl scu'iitecn )ears has
been ilrcult court bailiff of tako
count), committed sulrldo Inst Satur
day h) shooting himself. Hilly Colo
Iiuh been ono of the most faithful
en nut l.nko county over had, and it
la with regret thai wo loam this, for
Hilly wa ono nf tho old frontier
t)io Hint U fust disappearing over
tho divide, and u good, faithful man
ho wns, too, hot It to tho community
In which ho Ihed nnd to hi country
In tho early forties, when men of
ucno nnd slnmnlu wcro needed on
thn coast to jmvo tho way for tho
rlvilltutloii wo now havo uround uu,
Wu oxtoud our K)iiipathy to I.ako
county In thu loss of this faithful
Norvnnt of theli.
(leorgo Auger and Krnest Itommel
visited the A.-Y.-P. togother tho other
dn. Nothing lomnrkoblo about that
oxi opt thut Auger I 8 foot Inchea
lu height and Itommel a littlo under
t foot,
Among tho Interesting article to
bo aeon In tho dead letter exhibit
at the A.-Y.-P. aro a man' ear and
a woman's scalp, ,
HAS CHANGED
HIS MIND
JAMKH TOIII.V VIKH'H IIKVKLOI.
JIK.VT WITH AMAZKMKXT
SORRY HE LEFT KLAMATH
Wouldn't (Jltr Ml lUla tor Hie Old
Town Three Veara Ago, bat Con-
rluilea He I'nilervalued It.
"I lived hjure over Ihlrt) yeara, and
1 would not goro all bit for the
wholu town; I would not give two
hlla an nrro for the land." To thu
paimerby catching Iheto word would
ho conveyed tho Impreaalon that tho
gentleman giving utteranco to them
wan ripping thl whole, section up the
harU, and waa glad of tho opportun
ity. Hut auch an Impreaalon would
bo erroneom. Tha author of this
eipremlon waa nons other than
Jame Tobln, formerly a rrddent of
the Merrill section of tho county, but
now a resident of Santa Hon. Ills
remarks were only the opening of a
statrment that will prove Interesting
to many resldenta of tho county,
pedal I) to aorne who, llko Mr. Tobln,
lived hero over thirty )earir. In dis
cussing the change that has taken
plnro during the three jtara of his
absenru, Mr. Tobln said:
"I used to think that It I could sell
out and get away from here that I
would be making the ono business
stroke of my career. When the op
liortunlty lo sell came along It did
not tako mo long to reach a decision.
I would not kIvo two blta for all thu
land In the county, nor six blta for
tho whole town pt Klamath Kails. I
waa disgusted, tired of trail, wantoj
lo get out and (elt aa if I never want
ed to seo It again. There were many
then who thought as I did, and I
guru there aro some still remaining
would feel just about tho sanio way.
Hut II was a mistake. I guess I mado
it mlstakoT Things hao changed and
tho country that I thought would
never amount to much Is the coming
kcctlon of tho Pacific coast. It is
talked about .wherever ou go, and
I hiue who aro here and those who
will come will neur bo sorry that
Klamath county I their home.
1Bo seen a good deal since I left
lure and learned a whole lot more,
MMMMMMMM M
F?.r Sfc:A!Rl? 0?.!x
A Swattr Resort
ob Klamath Lake
Tint to Qgawpancd la Aavrica
Till I a aHirtin4 ruMM.itlou
for tiH'ii of wrallli It U not
a farm.
rnrquallotl trout lUhlng Juno
lo .orinln-r.
IKt-r liunllng ou the irriulr
August I to .November I.
Iluik shooting superior to any
In. the NtNle over Ihousanda
of acre or wild celery and
rice September 1 to Krbru
ary I.
flruuw and 4irasant shooting
on the daro October 13 to
X in ember in.
Ilest start log place lu county '
for a hoar hunt.
Crater lako automobllo road
villi run through flic place ;
fur a mile and a quarter.
Navigable water to tho nroier-
ly, unsurpassed druiklug a-
tor and Kivter to develop the ,
property.
More lioltom laud and fine gar
den land than any place on .
the lake.
Tliousaud of pine and flr tree
and thousand of quaking
aspen.
Moro varlelle or wild flower !
mid iMtuntl grasae and '
vetrlir tlian any place in tho '
county.
If you develop thl itronorty aa
It ran be ilov eloped there I
no nwort In the county that
tail roniparo with It.
No amount ut talking will de
scribe It) let us ahow you.
Wo havo been oaTercd more
than twice what It coat, but
liave a iirlce at which you
nay take III below which,
wo will keep It.
J. G. PIERCE i
at oBm .
I Bueia VUti AddlUon
W. T. SHIV1
J At Bhlvo Bros. Oo,'a Store.
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and I feci that ten cars from now
tln.ro will not bo an aero of cheap
land under Irrigation.
"Thn human family Is composed of
ono-tenth , satisfaction and nlno
tenths unrest. Wo are never satis
fled with what we have, but alwaja
desiring something else, and It I this
spirit of travel that Is going to niaki
many men wish they had remained In
Klamath county, for when they go
tlsowhero they will moro fully op
preclato tho advantage hero.
"I do not know whether I will re
turn hero to live. 1 would like to,
tut other ronaldaratlona have de
mands on my wishes. ! havo never
hit so well aa I did In Klamatn
county, and tho same la true of Mrs.
Tobln. Klamath county la all right
and Ita future la greater than any of
us ever dreamed of."
Mr. Tobln la here on a business
trip, and will remain about wee'r
III loro for his former homo Is
stronger than ever, and hla old
frlenda need not be surprised to see
him back again aa a permanent resi
dent.
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BRIEF MENTION.
4
J. F. Magulre of Mt. Hebron is In
the city.
Kd llcam and John Koontt ot Lost
river are In the city today.
Violet Hulse sustained a painful
Injury Sunday by cutting her foot
with an ax.
Uurge Mason Is confined to hli
I ome-oa-account of a alight attack
f malarial fever.
Mrs. Holcomb Is seriously III with
t)phold fever, and la being cared for
at the Klamath hospital.
Fred Collman of Spring lake I lu
tho city today, and during hla May
purchased a Decrlng reaper.
Horace Mitchell rode In from Ash
land this morning. He reportn that
bis son has fully recovered his health.
W. II. Cleaver, representing Stnde-
baker Bros, is paying thli city a
business visit, having just returned
from I.akevlcw.
Mrs. II. Newnham returned to tho
ell) Saturday after a two months'
visit with her parents at Santa Crux
and sister at San Jose, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Zumwalt and
Mr and Mrs. It. S. Smith will leave
Thursday for Costal creek, whero
they will spend a couple of weeks en
jcjlng life.
W. II. Mason, who has beoi !n the
tlty for the past few days, will leave
In the morning for Lakovlew, where
ho has a big contract with the Oregon
I and company.
I). V. Ku)kcndall, prosecutlnt at
torney, left this morning (or Kugouo
mid tho coast, whero he will spend
hU summer's outing. Ho will unb
olt)) bo gone thirty da)s.
J, O. Stevenson, president of tho
board of directors of tho W'atcr Users'
association, arrived In town this
morning. Mr. Slevneson has pur
chased a Deering binder.
Charles DcLap, deputy county
clerk, and It, Quthridge, deputy sher
iff , left this morning on their bicycles
for Crater lako. From Crater lake
00)00
Improved Frictloaleu i
EMPIRE
Cream Separator
Ught Haaamg, Easily Cleaned, ;
Ahsolatel Reliable ;
BALDWIN flARDWAU !
COMPANY
CaU and Uvfatlajata
Pjl
they will go to Medford, and thence
to the fair before returning.
Miss Mamlo Jones tort this morn
ing for Portland.
Walter Clifton left thl morning
for Portland, whero ho haa accepted
position with the Bouthorn Pacific
company.
y. Ooellcr, J. O. Rutenlc and fam
ily and Theresa Yaden leave In the
morning for Cherry rreck for a two-
weeks' outing.
(Additional IMef Mestlonoa Page 4.)
TIIK PKKHIOKNT 8 VIHIT.
raft and OStrlal l"arty Will Arrive la
Seattle Heptcmbrr SsWh.
BEATTI.E, August . President
.Vllllam II. Taft, accompanied by aa
jfflclal party Including his private
iccrctary, Fred W, Carpenter, and
ibcrelary of War Dickinson, will ar
.Ivo In Seattle at 8: IS p. m Septem
ber 2tb to pay his official visit to
.he Alaska-Yukon-Paclflc exposition.
The president will remain until
10:40 p. m., pn October 1st, when
no will leavo for Washington, D. C.
This Is tho report that haa been
received by President J. E. Chllberg
from L. W. Thavls, eastern publicity
agent of the exposition.
It Is the plan of the president to
pay a visit of a half hour In Tacoma
In honor of the late Representative
Cushman. who lived In that city.
In the presldont'a party will be a
ph)slclan, two secret senrlco men and
two othera not yet designated. In
addition there will be six newspaper
men, representing press associations.
Ma or Miller ot Seattle and Presi
dent Chllberg ot the exposition aru
arranging an elaborate reception for
the president. Owing to the limited
.lino of bis visit every available mint
ute will be taken. A special day at
tho exposition will bo set aside lor
his reception. A banquet In the New
York stato building are among the
features of the entertainment.
HOMK FItOM TIIK FAIR
Coanty OaVlala Report a Oood Ttsae
and Are Proud or Their Home
Coanty School Kxhlblt
County Clerk DeLap and Sheriff
Barnes returned last night from a
trip to be fair, and report a delight
ful time. Clerk OeLap, In speaking
of tho Klamath County School ex
hibit, said it waa very One, and that
It seemed Quite homelike for people
ot this section In a strange land to
run across the familiar namea which
he found there. Literature, sotting
out the Inducements offered to home
seekers In this county wu, however,
consplcuoua by Ita absence. Klamath
county la being talked of a' great deal
on the outside. Judge Griffith and
County Commissioner Summers are
expected In this evening or tomorrow.
When some one InadvertenUy pro
posed a toast to "Our Next Presi
dent" at tho banquot givon In honor
ot Governor Johnson ot Minnesota
and Oovernor Hughes ot New York
at tho A.-Y.-P., each celebrated gueat
rose and simultaneously reached
across the board for tho other'a hand.
Kr Olive Oil i
We have the best Imported Italian Oil, guaranteed wider the
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pure foods and drags act, but we are not' content with? lists ajaatr-
antec, and we aubject our oil to the rigid testa ot the Valted
Statea Pharmacopoeia, and are, therefore, prepared to giiaraatee.
It free from any and all adalteratloa.
Full one-quarter pints. Met fall
r 70ct fall auarts. aiJML Bee satnulcs of dhfereat olla at oar ata
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ROBS CREAM. FOR TAN
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Star Drug Store
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BUILD FOR
POSTERITY
NOTKI CALIFORNIA FHY4I11AX
OX (UNITARY COXOmOX.
GIVES WHOLESOME ADVICE
Hralthfal HarroaarHaaja Proaaotn the
Devrlopmcwt or Cosaaianlty aa4
Cltv'a Fatare Iirwaart It. -
Dr. Herbert C. Mofflt and wlfo and
Miss Gertrude Jolllffe arrived here
last night In thalr touring car from
Sin Francisco. They are oa their
way to Crater lake, from which po'nt
they will return home by way of Med
ford. Dr. Mofflt la recognised aa the
leading authority on Internal disease
on tho Pacific coast. He la profesin
of medicine In the University or Cal
Ifornla and Is a man of recognto"!
ability In bis profession. He dis
cussed the question of the dUpoan, ot
sewage from this city, and waa sur
prised when he learned that It waa
contemplated to dump the raw sew
ago Into the lake.
'The city will make a grave mis
take," aald the doctor, "and If auch
a plan la carried out It will he re
gretted later. Throughout the worl 1
this question Is receiving the careful
attention ot scientists. AH agree
that the aeptlc tank method la the
proper one. The additional cost la
small and the reaulta are permanent.
We build nowadays for future gen
erations, and the community that for
gets posterity paya the penalty for Ita
selfishness. Throughout "Europe the
targe and small cities had to cob to
the septic method of sewage disposal
after their population had been der-
jiatated with disease. America la
coming to that polnt.today, and It la
only a matter of a abort time when
any other method ot sewage disposal
will not be tolerated by the common
wealth. "In this city there Is too much at
stake to adopt any other method.
Three things go band In band to at
tract aubstantlal cltltena: good
schools, good water and healthful
surroundings. A class of resldenta
can be brought In "without these
necessities , but they hardly make
desirable cltlxona. The future'of this J
town Is auch that you eanaotaa?ord
to Jeopardise It" by unsanitary coo-1
dltlons. Klamatn Falls will bo t
greater center of tourist travel. Des
tiny aaya so, and with such prospects
I should advise every precaution that J
will promote the healthful surround-
Ings ot the community,"
NKW 8VIT8 FILED
Mary Marka vs. Albert Marki, suit
for divorce; II. M. Manning attorney
tor plaintiff. ' 1
Box of money given away at
Portland store Saturday night.
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