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KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1909.
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REVISE
LAND LAWS
i ok piiwiih:st mwh on.
IT I ll MKXT CONMIIKNM
4V1LS fOK IN F OHM AIIOS
lliMMftill hrrlriinl Hit-
law mill W'unlA Lrlli III
I'nutw uf Falnr Work.
in iiallliigir return in Wash.
tin will prepare for anbmU-
la KHiisri-n a statement n(
dinr III lli national rrr
llan art, tho various public Unci
IDJ IctWUHoll affrCtlng ItldUll
lit (ur Hii iurH of find)"
Sa nh-tnllon uf ril.ttim n
t rrii'Ur alwiil apti'rnl
ik In Hi" NVi't ilurlmc Hki urn.
f.tni) Hki u-coniini'iiiUlliiiia tirti
ktllliut'inll will Im IinhxI HHin III
t iiUcrtnllun In llir ftrlil
Uk ull.rr 'trtlrl Wrali'fn nifn,
ir) lUlllnnvr li Iihik Iii
ittsfol Hint llio unit Um nwl
I rlilim. At Coiiiiiilaalmirr u(
(erml Unit ofllra ho rfruiaiiitiit
It tnmlK'r uf rhknif. liut -
1 u( ili Inloflor hU rcoiiiiiiii'ii-
lll Im mnro piln nml
41; iiiurti unurclinalr,
rktl Iho awrtUr)' rpcuiiiiiivtiiln.
fM-tlflrally will Im rannut ol
llwrhrtl, but, In a nvnetal -, II
i W ul.l ttial ho will iwiiiinni'ml
IrtUUllon nrrraurx to UalUo
'Mrr;ln oat f lit wt-callwl
t(lt I'iiIIcIp. If U a (art rrr-
HinI Prraldral llouaotrlt
Jcl In raanjr laitaum rrfartl-
I ( llin law ur In lh abaoliru of
jr. Ho Iticirijutttily wat ho convinced
lli Juitlro anil wUJom u( lilt hiI
1 that liu altowrd no olulaclot tu
HU rotraa. ,
Trtlilxnt Tad, while aa firm a Im
r In tlm runiurvatloa iwllry a
liU (ircdrrcMur, haa not Ix-n
Ml tu irorMMl unlawtully, ana
lairinlxTn uf hli rablaot who havo
I lu ilo wlih quMlluea of contvrva.
uriTil with hla ataml. Whr
I law U defltlaat aad ataada In tha
of rarrylDi (nrwinl iho conacr
on inurement. I'rtaldtnl Tatt
tu havo It amcnilfit and nrw
ennctod. And II la. uHin rkc-
MMtMMMOMIMIMMW
HannanShoes
Now Here
HaMH IhoM embody CTcrylhlni that i
ii bMt la nodtra footwear. See tne new
FiU gtrlea at the exdutlfc agency,
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Huiui gboM,
tflnr) llitlllitK'-r Hint In. i..,,, for ,
"naming ju,i wllU ,.Kih,on
should l.o limited tu inrniilt n( in.
iiiniiiiutiliii: i.khII) Wlllt wiTor.l .
i inn nun rmiiral touaortiitlonlaU
WOlllll IlllllllUkf, Hill, ur without
tnliilur iiiilliurll)
An ii inullir of lad iiuixriiK Im
m-n-r i:tun tnuili mtIiiii nmnliiuni
Hull In tin- iilmllnti of tonaurtiitltiii,
It mold nutor liu IMcm-.iimI Hut n.
trouble Ilml hitvi. it- ...t ,
liu iHlJiiiifiiniKtit of tlm ... .
Inn will n in lniirin iiu)ii iiuili
Hi'imlo iitnl Hiiiiik M. inHiriiiiii nl
limiting wrll-prepaird li-tfl.tnllnii
whlili Mi anuttliiu unit nt tin- run
rvnlluii imminent
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Tlmt iniiM'itulliiti l,n Iiitiiiiii' u
fltid Knti'iniiiiiilnl I'tillr) will no
liingnl Im O.U. allium) riincrcu nliin.i
, ,B) ,, ,,, ,, t,or ,, ,
hT H( rn mi Hie fill, He ilniimlu,
rmiKira alouo run di (ermine dilute
Iiii-IIiimU fur umlrullliiK tulunble
mint Ml icHiill mi puhllc InmU, iiml
In oIIIIiir llir... prnhli'ina runcrot
probably lll en further ttinn It linn
lirlnri' III liKUIntliiK with reference
In tin' iiiiitml nml tun tif limber im
Hii public domain, ptilnll) within
foiel rraertei
One nf l ..n lima' !!. m rrtilclmnt
iiiaiti. uf tin llixiMixli ailnilnlxt ra
tion MB lllBt It K-Mlllttl'll Iihi iniicli
IrKUUHiiti 1 1) iliiarlnirnlal rrttnln
Hun mill lin.l Iihi little ii'Kanl (ur the
IxKlaUHun ut runicrma Tlio jimi'tit
mlinlnlalrnllmt lina n tiruluiiml ri
I'cH fur I In' U It la lirufrelliii:
on IIik naaiiiiiituii Hmt llio cti-cullii'
liralirli la inrri'ty lu rnfurrc tlin law
aa II riiula l, nut In rrmlo new law
Ii)- ti-sulallnii. Tlmt )tr la nm
ivtlvtl lu tounrtaa. Uul titro It la
fuiiilil Hint Hip law la ilrflrliril. ur
nit-ila rtirirrtlun, I lie ircn'iit mlinln
litmllun, Inati-ail ul liiaklni? Iluac
clmtiKi- !' riKuUtlon, iruHi to
ni'll liifliUMKO niin ruiiKli'M to linvi'
tlm rlinnKm innJo In tin' iiihiiikt run
ti'iuplalcil ti tlin iiinatlliitlou, Tlmt
will tin ilutiv wltli riKnril In niicallmia
of turcalr). IrrlKnilnu ntnl nltiiT re-mnrr.-a
(if llio Wial. Kur lnatmin,
Hutu la nu Inw uiilliurliltiK Hu tcri-ur-
nf liu- Inlerlor t lm uTtlfl.
rale In taiiitnt tu nvtlltm mIio ht
fiirtu ruiutrnrtlon mk "ii Kimrn
mcnl IrrUallim tiroji'ctn. Tliot tin'
laaunnru ur mirli rcrtinr.tli'ii U rUlit
mill Jut U not iiui'itloni'il. Hi-rrvlnry
HulllnKiT I rinlncfi Hint tlm
li'lii In ii kmh one, iTlinin mIHi iihiI
inrnllipim, Imt do wnnln It nulhorUwl
STORE
YfiSkoitr Btoei, I
Ii)' Uw 'IIhiii, iiituln, Ilium U no law
iiiitliurliliiK Hi" forrMry nt-rvlco tu
lniioaii a cIiiiiku for KrnzlliK prlvl
li'tiiH within tlio forvat ri-avrvia; It Im
iti ulrntili) Hun loimri'KH kIiiiII Ii.kU
liiln on HiU iiii'allon ii a well im on tlio
i mil Ion uf IUIiiik ii iliurKo (or Hio
nan of Muli'r iiuMfra iiml ollii-r ri
moiimck Mllliln n h wi'll n n without (ur
eal rcavrtca Ami mo on Hiroimli Hiu
mIioIu did itur Tlio nlm uf HiU ml
inlnlatrnllon la In Kit from roiiKrcm
audi mitliorlt) ii In iiMi'nury foi
(nri)liiK forMiiril tlic lluoaovclt iun
ai'rwillon policy, Imt turoru tlmt ol
lr) rim liu uffi'Clliri'ly proinoti'd ilm
law uiliat liu tlimiKi'il
I'nalili'iit Tnft will iiiulrulnku no
inuill tnak mIii n liu'cmli'iivorN lu r,it
front iiiiiKri'aa anrli IckUIiiIIoii im ho
li'i'liu iiKinanr) to IckoIIhj Hiu con
UTUitlon pollry of IiIh iri'iliTi-aaur
l'ri'ili'iit Itooat'ti'lt fulli'il. but Mr
tihia Tnlt will li morn mirroKaful.
I'liiri' waa iimcli atiltiKonlaui lu tlio
lliMi.i'ti'lt ricoiiiliR'iiilatloiiM licdtiuo
tin re a fi'nr Hint In- wnntnl too
I.) ur ti
I'rmlili'tit Tnlt will iinili'rtnki no
Irnl, iiml lint InK in'rauntlvu wny
ma) aiirriMil mIiito Itooai-M'lt
Irnl, nnil linu n ii'raunili way about
ilin, inn) micK'.'il wluro llminuvclt
fnllnl Ilo will bo nliti'il In hit ef
fort b) public opinion, which has be--nine
tlmroiiKhly nround aa n rcault
f Hut ronltuterny between Kecrutnry
InlllnKer nml Koreitvr I'lnrhut. Kaat
irn ai'iiatora nml rcpreaentallvea who
'inte hlttifilo ahuwn llttlo lntoret In
lii'c irolili'iu, brruuio they are not
llrertly nffecteil, nre likely tu taku
hold uf the tueallon next aeaslnn and
lend hearty u-oieratlon to the men
from the Weal who will lead Iho flftht
for tlio adoption or the prenMeut's
recuinmrndaHnni.
Atlnrhlnit Hie nttiuat Importance
lo thla ilaaa uf leKUIallon, I'realdent
Tnft la muluiia to hate lull nnd re
liable Infuriuntlnn upon whkh tu bane
liU rtiiiiiHiii'iidiitlona tu ConilieHH. It
win for thlit rinaon Hint ho Kent Sec
relar UiillliiKir lulu Iho Weal, for In
him ho hud u mini fumlllur with weat
prn roiiilltlona mid the ueeda of tho
iietlon, u well na a mnn who In In no
u'tiao nn exlrumlat. lleliiR broad
minded uud unbluaed and a west
erner, the ireldi-nl knew tio could
oxpcrl finlil IlnlllliKer mnru reliable
reporU mid recommeiidutlona than
from nny other member of hiu admin
l.lrntlon. Olliern, uf tuurne. will be
ronaulted. and Kecietnry IlallliiKor
reuiiiimciidiitloiia limy he udded tu or
aiibl raited frum. u Iho jirealdent
hluuoK ahnll determine, hut In the
main tho recommviidutlona which ho
will aubiiilt lo tho iireiildunt will meet
with hU Imlomement and will, b
him, bo mndo In Iho viirloim law af-
(erlliiK Hiu uhu nnd control of tho
public domain.
IMMPKlTMKhTIMiH
Theru will bo kuhio1 ineellnR con
ducted every evonliw t tho tabor-
nnclo, curlier Main and Eighth
atreetH. Sorvlcea at 3:30 and 7:31
p. m. All aro cordially Invited to at.
tond thoao nervlcci. Proachlnt by
Itev. W. K. Ooodo of Medford, Ore.
j. ii, nuowN.
For froli
Dlohn'a.
Ilmo, call at Qeorgo
Mr. J. B. Bhaok h kindly con-
touted to awume tbo management of
tho Vogue Mllllnory atore In the old
Boiton atore block, during Mr. B. M.
Druttner'a tllneaa. Mre. unoog naa
bad an eitentlvo experience in the
largo cltloa In thla line, which ae
counta for the very aatlafactory and
up-to-date manner In which thla atore
la being handled.
I an going to have a window tale.
i need none arful bad. Mop and nee
the good dlwlayed. It yon awj It;
t.Matad. aoma In. N tranM U
LAKEVIEW
DRAWING
KI.AMATII CITIZH.V ATTKNIH AND
HIVMt IT A (i(N)ll WOIII)
GOOD THING FOR THE STATE
Allrmtcd RHween 1,400 nml II.WHI
I'eoide at Hie Drawing and All
Ne-nM-l Welt ItrdamL
Col, M, I,. Alllaon. who left here on
Iho filh lu attend thu Lakevlow land
drnwlnic, returned yesterday. The
Colonel wiim very much Impressed
with Uikevlcw and the surrounding
country, nliu tho coplo there, of
whom he xak In tho highest terms,
m will bo seen from the following In
Icrtluw had with him:
"I left hero on the 8th for Lake
view, (or Hiu purposo of eeelng for
niaelf Just what tho conditions were
oter there, and must say I waa very
acreeably surprised, both with tho
country and the people. I never met
a belter class of pcoplo than In Lke-
lew, nnd the creditable manner In
which they have handled a crowd of
between 1,100 and. 2,000 visitors
thero during this land drawing. Is a
marvel. Private cllltens bare thrown
open their homea and with the aid of
lent equipment this Immense crowd
has been handled without hardships
to anybody, and without a hitch.
"Itetween 1.400 and 2,000 neople
attended this drawing, among whom
were hankers, farmers, railroad
clerka, nUtrgadageats tajpet. a
plo from most all the watts r.r me.
Noticeable among tho visitors wore
railroad men In great numbers, such
as slutlon agents and general offl.ti
men, who doubtless were In growler
evidence from the fact that helm
railroad emplo)es they were enabled
tu Ret passes or reduced transporta
tion, which In Itself ia anlte an Item.
"Thero wcro'about 14,000 con
tracts sold through the middle west,
which were practically all represent
l at tho drawing In Lakevlew.
Among all of tho contract hollers
present I never heard n word of dis
tention ur complaint. On the con
trary, all present seemed to bo well
alUned and delighted with the ton-
J.tlons and surroundings.
"As to the number of actual set
Hers among tho arrivals, of courso,
Hint Is Impossible 'to state, but nc
doubt there will bo a good many. I
noticed quite a few wealthy farmer
(rum Kansas and Nebraska then),
and they doubtless aro bulng thlt
land ns a speculation for their chil
dren, as on account of their eg) they
vould hardly think of changing their
irsldenco at this late time In life.
Then, again, there was a conslderabl)
element of speculators, who were
buying on the future. It la my. Idea
th'oy will not loso on their specula
tion, for, In addition to the ten acres
of land, they get a good lot In Xko
vlew. Now, It the railroad goee to
Ukevlew these lota will doubtless be
worth the prlco they paid for tho
Inud, so It la not a bad gamble, after
nil.
"To sum tbo whole situation up, It
looks to ne llko this land deal of the
Oregon Valley Land company was a
mighty good thing for Lake county,
nnd also for Klamath jcounty and the
.lata of Oregon aa wH. The vaiue of
the advertising tale eta" win get uy
these neople n fawning bono nnd
apreadlng the news of the possibili
ties of our great state la Incaleuiaoie.
"Lake county has one of the most
creditable ahowlagn of her resources
MMhtWUoa there la the way of
grain, frnlU.-hair and frames I
taw. They have building Mil
Ivo manner. This display alone has
attracted great attention from the
visitors, as It gives them an Idea of
tho possibilities In that section, An
other original advertising feature
thoy havo In operation Is a slgn'snd a snuggery coxlnees In the little
placed conspicuously, reading aa fol fel fol
eows: 'Anybody desiring a box oLthls
exhibit upon leaving their postoAce
address will bo forwarded a box free
of expense' It Is remarkable the
number of boxes that have been"for
warded. "A report has been In circulation
to tho effect that there waa work for
nobody In Lake county. This Is not a
fact. Every man In Lakevlew can get
work that wants work, and this has
been tho condition all summer. The
company has had a largo force at
work constructing canal1:, and thoy
havo had a hard time to keep labpr.7
From what I saw of the construction
of the canals, tho work was exoil-
lont.'
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CITY niUKFH
Mrs. II. I). Mills of Medford Is In
tbo city.
Six blue and white Jap cups and
saucers for $1.00 Saturday afternoon
at D Deal. ,,
Newt Shook of Ashland Is vlsltfag
i
this city. '
Up-to-date tailored aulta In all the
leading shades at Stilts DryOoode Co,
M. E. Qlbblns of Lakevlew Is In
tho city. v
Souvenir spoons of Crater lake,
tbe high school and Klamath Falls. A
At McHattaa's.
II. II. Carpenter sad wife of Dims-
mulr are In tha city.
Don't forget the nllllnery opening
on Friday, Sept. IT at the Stilts Dry
Goods Co. -- "' - ,
L. V. Shook of Tipton, la.. Is, reg
istered st tbe Lakeside.
Sale on blue and white Jap 'cups
and saucers at D Deal next Saturday
utter. Seo window display. ,
F. W. patton of Ashland' Is'-rogis-tered
at the Lakeside. - '
A new $550 piano, case slightly
damaged, for halt price; also' bar
gains In other pianos, at Virgil's fur
niture atore.
deo. L. Hoxle, the septic tank ex
pert, arrived last night.
The Portland Store, belonging to
K. Sugarman, waa closed today da ac
count of being the Jewish New Year.
You should never go any place
without a Thermos bottle, as they
aro a Joy forever.
At MeHattaa's.
N. 8. Merrill, who has' been attend
Ing the Water Users' convention at
Salt Lake City, returned last evening
and left this morning for home,
A most exquisite line of French
pattern beta will be on display at
Bunk A Schneider's, Friday and Sat
urday. Sept. 17th
O. W. White and
Dclioll and wife will leave shortly on
a trip to Belllngham, Wash. Claude
Chastaln will act as cashier of the
First National bank during Mr. Del
sell's absence.
Mr. aoodrlcn, of tbe Cash Orocery,
returned last evening from s two
week's trip. He Is putting In n gen
eral line of goods In addition to gro
ceries, consignments arriving about
every day.
The Farmers' Implement and Sup
ply House announce to the public
that from and after thla date they
will carry a full stock, of hhy. grain
nnd ground feeds In their warehouse,
located at the corner of Sixth and
Klamath avenue. Free delivery to say
part of the city.
There will surely be a crowded
house at the Iris theater next Monday
Biht whan the lady 'a' goidwateh la
drawn for, IeryaevhMis1i tiled
ae.far this weeg. aw u J"w-
belag snugly tftrof .
her Is drawn andrtta' Wmm.M
o. nsnd. another U drawi; Him Oa
Wet la gite. tfWea$
audience. It Is a pretty watch, and a
good one. There Is nothing cheap In
the Iris way except the price of ad
mission; that's cheap because there'e
a world of good pictures, good service
place that Is homelike and comfort
able when contrasted with the dime
show of tbe big cities.
W
At the Opera House tonight nn
amusing aeries of transformation
scenes In beautiful colore abowlng
the adventures of a chef and a basket
of magic eggs will be the trst fllaa.
Then a good hearty laugh for all la
"An Obliging Friend," In which a
hypnotist attends a ball, mesmerises
the guest snd elopes with the daugh
ter. "A Profitable Marriage," ia
which n young man, In order to ob
tain a bequest of $20,000, secures n
wife through n matrimonial agent.
A stirring tale of colonial days shows
how tho "Press Clang." who would
force tho colonists Into the English
service, aro outwitted by a wee slip
of a girl.
Old memories are one of the bles
sings of our declining years, and In
"Faded Flowers" one watches' grand
ma as the years fade again and ahe Is
young again In her thoughts. An ex
ceptional program throughout, with
new songs and music.
.NEW YEAR FOR JEWISH PEOPLE
Once more the earth baa revolved
around the aun for the Hebrew peo
ple and yesterday ushered la tbe be
ginning of a new year the year of
SC70. New Year'a day began last
night at 6 o'clock, and will extend
with feasting and rejoicing until
o'clock tonight. All day has been ob
served as a holiday aad according to
lhe""usual custom, Hebrew pieces of
business were closed sad all work re
frained from. The orthodox Jews go
a step-farther and celebrate the fol
lowing day aa well, and hold services
both days.
The Jewish New Year or Rosh Has
hanah Is one of the most Joyful holt
da)a of, their year, uaherlng In aa It
does the season of penitence. All the
Joyousncss of the people la given full
play that day. Then for ten days they
observe a season of penitence, which
prepares them for "Yom Klppur," ths
most solemn day of ths entire Jew
ish calendar. That Is made a day of
most rigid, faatlng and past sins are
considered and repented of, and
everyone Is expected to forgive bis
neighbor for sny 111 doing of the past
year. It la also made memorial day
for the dead, and se'rvlcea are held
all day long, beginning In tbe even
ing and continuing through the morn
ing of the next day.
For fresh
Blebn's.
lime, call at Oeorge
Let Us Fill
Your Prescriptions
"Whoa a nana says, let ne aut year watch or let no saint year
house, you've got to belters Mas eaashle of aolag a feoa Jo be
fore roa have Una do R. lasts reneeanhle.
When weaskyoatoletasautaa
k. ---" k tnM haw
that yoa aaouM bo told kow capable wo are af
How that every nrssecintloa ws
How we test ereey arMets ta our stare bolero plarsaa; R tu sloes; -sad
that aaaa hat a ahitsnghlr asssaMsi nharnnahw'la uMewaia
Wo have
MealUlaiMA IMaf AsMMIaf
XI a a- s a a a-j ev
HI WiXNugl efVV gMMwl HiW ."CtaTT-?
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SEPTIC TANKS'
WILL ADDRMM CITY COCKClai
TOXiaHT ON THAT SOUMV
CITY ErWNCER Of FUESNO
Cottatnaetedl tbo System la taw Gnat.
'rOTMCKya4HHMPNeelM
jTlaiha nasaanaaniSksn
UlflK sVWfsrTjav
Oeorge L. Hoxle of Frees Ca!.,
who arrived In this city last night. Is
considered ths leading expert em wr
ite tsnk construction la ths UnMod
States; In fact, be Is termed "ths
father of septle tanks." Mr. Keats
Is visiting this city nnd Incidentally
while here will look over ths situa
tion on the Hot Springs nnd Mater
prise tracts ss to the drainage there
of.
Thla gentleman for a number of
years was city engineer of the city of
Fresno, nnd upon his re-election tho
city of Fresno voted $175,000 for ths
Installation of sewers nnd septic tank
system, with the result ns shown la
ths following letter of rseonnaoada-
tlen:
Fresno, Csl., April 7, lie.
To Whom It Msy Cencern:
This to to certify that Oeo. L.
Hoxle has bees for years 'past tho
city engineer of the city of Ft same.
That at the tine of the apaoiatnont
of Mr. Hosts to" this poalttoa tho sky
of Fresno waa permsnesUy enjowed
from using its outfall newer, for tho
reason thst a nuisance had boss pewv
sn to exist nt ths outfall and thereof.
Upon MrrHexie's plans ths erty rotsd
s bond Issue of $175,000. M(
This money was need to lay a par
allel 24-lnch line of main outfall
aewer; also to lay a main lino
through the city: to purchase SIS
acres of land to be used as a sewer
fsrm, snd to Install thereon a septle
tsnk according to Mr. Hoxle'a own
Ideas and designs. ,
The work planned waa carried to
completion (by contract) within his
eetlmsted cost, snd the system has
been In perfect working condition for
fifteen months, nnd from all appear
snees will continue so Indetnltsiy.
Without doubt It will psy Interest on
the expenditure la so far as tho tun
la concerned, In excess of tha rats
psld on the bonds.
Mr. B. E. Cronklte assisted Mr.
Hoxle la the cspsclty of deputy city
engineer In csrrylng out ths plana
herein referred to,
And we, the undersigned, ths hon
orable mayor snd members of ths
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