The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 23, 1909, Image 1

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election it'll OttnbVr Hill of the ifo-
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drpoillect In the Klamath t.'ouu'i)
lank a dd lo this iruerl), lilr'i I.
U ( turned over to llir board of ill
lectors free of rhnrxQ prnvldlnic Hit
llr la aolcctrtl at Ihu election
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It atatrd. In refvrrlnx in ir.n rlriilm
UM Juno &ih: "In no opinion, I In
dUirlrl la Jut bIhhiI In lhi anif h
lllon It would be If no voli wlialici
had bn lalipn'aad'nb rlitilon
rallrd, and I would advli thai Hit
toard anlar Into aom nuriwrnrnl and
Ihrn rail an tlrcllun tu voio iiMn Ihc
ajtrrmnl. If II U dlrakl.' lo laki
hai U lranl In mar leltrr a tti
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and umimmrnileit by lit) otn, lot
a ilrnl Ih mad and dallvvrnl to Ihr
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tl,l Ii not aln)a I In- mn
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Urn louutry aiiulre, iINkuUmI an an
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rr Tin- Hlili'l.onnl I'olillim f t.-.l" ou
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olkf I hat l bulnit told on a loral dor.
or lio went In hnthlnit In Crntri
ki nnil Rot Into a (uncle with hla
imrliiK nppnri'l nl a rrlllral numienl.
I iK-i'in Die ilorlor wniiIihI lo boaat
tal hr had ln-cn balhlnR In (ho fa
mint lake, hut when lie not In hr
tallied It wan Iimi tool In hu romfort
llile ami divided to Uun hla clothea,
Join of hla brlta and Imrktea and
itrlnva i (n a tannic, however, ami
1 (Mint with n run pie of Imllri In It
low Into alRlit. lie tiHik In the water
Kaln. but the Iciiiptrnlnir waa Ion
near Ihu freeiliiK l)lnl 11 nil hu ei.
ibllxeil to make n mtoiiiI ilaah for lil.l
'Inthia The luilka, liieiin while, hud
eveleil n (It IiIkIam upon the Inti-real
HR arene, .nnil well, a movliiK I'lc
uru marhlRp ahuuld , bno In-vu up
here, and )on would have had louil
lalent aiH'nrhiK In Ihu l"t !i" '
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:olorei film whhh Irnrea thn I1HI111)
)f the roller.lor'a rolna na they ins
from hand to hand In tnrlnua rutin-
'rli-a. However, after honrdliiK hla
trwmirea for )eam, Ihu old man net a
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KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 1900.
n auitdun aurprUo wln-n, on awakun
iiik irniii ma iiriain, ho opvna thu
ihcat and a nroiii of lovuly women,
immonlOliiK Ihu Olffurcnt plrcm, ap
ponr, and a Koldvn rain (Kiura ovvr
11m aiiotiiiiiT, botokunln- thai gold
anil woiiiimi am mi clou-ly allied that
lhiy arv twin hliaalnxa.
MTV IIIIKVITIKH
Chkkena hrollvra and fryora at
tlm Monarch.
Ueo, llawklna of Mkvvlow It regla-
tcrvd at thu Ukealde.
Kiclualro aRenry llannan ahoca,
KKK Blore.
Thu new front ahowcaao wnlch waa
plar.d In the Portland tflore yeater
day U a work of art, coutaUag aa tt
doa of a marble base, heavy French
oiiii-Klana, Inlaid pariuctte floor and
nickel trlmmlnxi.
Tr thu new Davenport lunch room
mar llurn'a hardware atore.
I l-'it. aaale dlahpana, 37c each, at
Thu Q Deal neit Haturday afternoon
Hhoea for chlldirn rVnffera; made
in the fuiuoua Kdurator laat. The
'teat ahew In the market for Reed
ear. At (liMxIrlch Caih Store.
An Individual who aald ho hailed
rom liorrla ataKnen-d Into the court
hoiiae laat nlRht and to aa aatontihed
crowd made the remarkablo atato
tietit. "Thin town la ao dry, I want
n lni n pair of rubber bciotal"
Colnli honey, the moat temptlac of
"l, at Mon.-rch Mtrraotlle Co.
Hot takes and . pura Wlscoaala
naidn syrup at Davenport's luach
rooin,
(I K. YoitiiK of the list river Rar
rountry Is In the city today. Ha
hroiiRht In a waRonload of Ktaauth
rounty watrrmulona. Mr. YounR
atalea these melons were Rrowa oa
new Kround which had Junt been'
cleared of taReliruah and turned over,
without any attention whatever. Sev
eral real estate men have some on ex
hibition. Ilrollera and fryers far picnic or
Sumla) dinner at Monarch Mercantile
Co. I'lione I0M,
I have somu new thlncs on sale In
Ihu window Ihls week.
Mcllattan.
Fred Noel, William Houston and
K. M. Ilubb returned laat night frost
a two weeks' oiitlnR In the Dlue can
yon country. M. II. Wampter accom
panied thu parly as guide. They re
port that clRht deer fell victims to
their deadly aim. An Immense Jilack
hear was badly wounded by Mr. Noel,
but It Rot away. Ullllo Houston Rot
a five-pointer on the trip.
It you want something really flae
Ket a link of that Imported Sahtme
sausaRo at tho Monarch Mercantile
Co. I'hono 1051.
"That must bo an expensive dreaa
you are wearing." "No, Indeed. It
only cost 35 cents a yard at Good
rich's Cash Blore."
J, II. C. damnum, proprietor of the
Iris theater, left thla morning for
(tedding. Cal., on a business trip.
Tho El Merlto A 10-cent cigar for
5 cents. Tho only genuine all-Havana,
wrapper and long Slier haa'd-mada
cigar on the market. ,Kor sale at all
nrat-claea cigar stands.
The Baptist Aid will meet at the
home of Mra. Lewla on Thursday at
S p. m. All ladles Interested in tke,
Baptist work are cordially Invited.
You had better bring that umbrella
bow. 'cause thla good weather la aot
going lo last alwaya. I have a new
stock of covers.
McHattaa.
The city council will have a oa.
fertace today with H. V. Oaten of tha.
Light and Water company la regard
to the light aa4 water eUuatioa aa'K
mi aiieta. H la to he honed "that
aoweanleable arraaaaawat aaa ha
arrival 'at haraea tha OeneH!aa;
Mr. dauaai tlwVaarjtoiaaw l
prevsmeatala ttJaaHr aa aeewiat a
thai uagla'aaa baaa af a;aartaaa aa.
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LETTER TO
THE INDIANS
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HUrattViaOH CHAM. L. UAVW OK
THE RHCKXT FKT1TION
SIPT. WILSON
EXONCRATEO
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Oood Advlea 1
I Many BojaeU Are
HaaeVel aa,aae aVatnratleai Peav
8uperlata4eat II. O. Wilson of the
Klamath KeaWvatlon haa been fatly
exonerated of all charges made la tho
petition that esnanated from the Kirk
Bergeant-BroM aad Barclay factiona
last spring, aa4 addressed to the Hon.
Secretary of rlst faterlor. which peti
tion also calM for hla removal o;
transfer. Thcfollowlng letter from
Chas. I.. Davla. .aaaervlaor, addreaacd
to the ladlaaa.iWho made a persoaal
oxamlnatioa ef 'the complalata men
tioned In thoKptltiea. covers the
ground completely, aad If the advice
Riven herein is followed by the la
Jlans, the gain wHI be theirs.
Klamath Agency, Ore., Aug. 14. 1101.
To the Indians of the Klamath Reser Reser
vateon: My Krlends Daring the early
spring of thla year a petition waa got
ten up by a portLa of the tribe, ask
ing for the trnnster or removal of 8u
pcrintendeat Wlkjoa. which ' petition
contained certain eotacdalate. Thla
petition, the letters of eatatla mem
bers of the tribe to the Hon.
lary of the Interior, aaawer to theae
tetters by tha Ilea. Commlssioaer of
Indian Afaira. aadjlettera from other
aartlee.av basefaen to me for la
vestlgatlon. a The members of the tribe getting
up this petition have demanded n
pablic Investigation, which I decline
to permit, and for that, and maybe
other reasons, they have declined to
Jlscusa the petition and complaints
with me. I have, however, carefully
Investigated all questions raised, and
my report will be aent to the Com
missioner of Indian Alain...
Tho man In charge of thla petition
allowed it to bo published, thus send
ing broadcast over the country the
complalata before the government
had any chaace to laveatlgate, or be
fore Superintendent Wilson had any
opiiortunlty lo nnawer. Such course
cannot bo Just lied, and the net shows
Jlsrespcct of the complainants for the
government and Ita oflcers.
When complalata are made lo the
government against any of Its oa
rers or employes, It la the right ol
the Rovernment to make Inquiry or
Investigation In such manner aa may
seem most wise, and the Indians, nor
nny one else, haa a right to demand
or dictate bow such shall be done.
The refusal of the complainants to
discuss theae matters uuleea I con
ceded their demands, la another ex
ample of disrespect to tho govern
ment, aad the behavior of a few In
dividuate in charge of tho afalr waa
each aa I have never beaare met with.
I desire to say oa behalf of the very
targe ptajorlty of tha ladlans with
whom I conferred that I waa treated
with tha name courtesy aad high re
gard that Indiana usually extead to
the government .aaa IU oaUers.
In, my Jodgaaeat the eomplalata
set forth .did .aot Justify calling to
gether tha Meaaa (or public dlscua
aloa,,a4 J tally eoavtaoed the
petltle:,oa.s refreaeat tha aaaU-
meat eT1aw-r1b at larae, nor 414
tho elgaers reareaeat' aearly a, ma
jority af tha aduR male members. It
waa further very aaaaraat If a labile
4Uiaaa)aa" waa caajayiUa. (aaata af
Wlf W HUWaa wajjM
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efaliX
dlana being brought together by a
few discontented ones.
ny reason of the things set 'forth
above, and that the Indiana not iden
tified with the petition may be In
formed of the facta and of my action,
this letter Is addressed to you. It
la doe to Indiana that some eaprea
slon be given as to what la found to
be the facta In connection, with soma
of the complalata.
The flrat complalat set out Is "that
the Reservatloa aa a whole haa been
going downward, creating trouble
among the Indians." It la due the
ladlaaa aa a whole to aay that I Bad
awe worh going on among them,
aarMealarly la the matter of home
haHdlag, Improvements to' farms,
parting fp feed for winter, etc., then
nny reservation I aow know where
sueh uadertaklags mast be ao ex
clusively tha product of Indian tabor
Another complaint la that law and
order to net being enforced. It la
remarked by some of the complain
nnta, aad a few workers who have
been amoag yon bat a short time,
that some years ago the Indiana were
compelled to build houses, attoad
church each Saaday, obtain permis
sion before leaving the reservation,
He, and oa failure to do no punishment-followed
maybe la form of
taahlags. Whether sack waa oge time
true matters aot now; bat all reaaoa-
able people would readily admit each
INDIANS galley two :. at oe
practlcaa can aot bo JuetlBed today,
aad to attempt It would mean a step
aaakward la preparlag the Indians to
aeaame the desired station amoag
Uatr white neighbors we hope some
day yoa will attain. That there will
bo aome drlaklng, quarrellag aad
BghUng aad other oteaaoa la the
aaaa-fresn tfcf' tribal life aad
mlliuryanrveijlaaoea to that of com
ing under the taws, civil and crlm
Innl, of the State, we must all ex
pect; and such Is trud of every other
Indian tribe in similar status. This
must be controlled aa best the gov
ernment can with IU limited powers
and facilities. Whether such la done
lere to the aattafactloa of all, I tad
conditions-better than with most
ather tribes la the Coast States.
The complalata Intimate that Su
perintendent Wilson haa cc-operaio.1
la the exchange or disposition of
tribal lands to the ead that thn la-
Jlans have aot received Justice. It
,li presumed that thla refers to tho
nchaage of the landa with the Call
?orn la and Oregon. Land compaay, re
covering to the Indiana the road
create landa within the reservation
The record, shows Superintendent
Wllsoa claimed a much larger Indem
nity than waa allowed by congrei,
but that congress declined to nllow
you tho full claim made. This was
aot the fault of the Superintendent.
Neither waa It due to him that tha
annuity shares heretofore paid to
heirs of deceased members were cut
og the last payment. This la In ac
cord with a rale of the departiaeat,
aad tha same haa been done oa many
other reeervatieas,
ataay membera-of the tribe, in no
way coaaected wkh the petltlea, have
asked about tha money received from
permtU iesaed to white men tor
grating privileges on the reservatloa.
The Impreaaloa aeeau to have been
that the moaey ahould be paid over
to the ladtaaa aeTaome of tho other
tribal faada. All these moaeys are
aaat to Waahlagtoa to tha credit of
tho tribe, aad a porlkfn haabeea aaad
to avakq pureaaaea for the'trlaa or
raaorvaUoa, aad tha remaiader la atlll
hero. Tha aommtealoaer haa 'a right
to aaa such moaeye for tho beaeBt of
tha tribe laetead of paytag It to.jroa
la oaah. If. tho trine daalre.iar
lataadoat Wilaaa ,wlll reader ''yaa a
.tB.wt at waa tarn 4 kja kaa AAaUaBWaBigBgl
aTCaajgoBjtBBwgfaaagf anm waaaagM aara ewnaar wavga;wByajwai
aad aaad. aa4 he au get.Wamv'
lagtaai a aalamsat .what viaaMt
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taathe wi ha .eaao to.aju etuh
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awaiaBBaBaaaawawaaaaaaaaaaaMaaaaMaawaMlfcaggai?, J
atatementa for every Individual who
may ask It, but for the tribe.
For the benefit of all the tribe the
following Information nnd advice la
effered:
No one member, nor several mem
bers working together, bava a right
to represent to Wnthlngtor or to the
public tbnt they nre acting for the
tribe until they have been dulr au
thorised to do ao la eouacll before
the Superintendent or aome govern
ment official aeat here to confer with
yon; nnd, la eonaoqueaco, tho peti
tion sent to Waahlagtoa could aot bo
recognised aa being a tribal request.
Whea a few members get offeaded or
dlssatlsBed. they should aot attempt
to speak for the tribe, aad all mem
bers havlag ao complalat to make
should refuse to let tkelr aamoa be
used. Aay member may present his
owa grievance, but he ahould do ao
for himself oaly.
The Indiana ahould keep oa build
ing bouses, haras aad fencing their
lands as they are bow dolag. uatll
your homes are aa good aa those of
the white people o the reservatloa
You should also keep your cattle aad
your beet horses uatll yoa have targe
berda of stock Just aa good as those
of any other people of the State.
Some of you now have flne stock, aad
others can have the aame. You
should keep the schools filled witt
pupils and have la your homes for
your chlldrea to mad good hooka aad
papers that you may knew for yoar
selvea what la going oa.
That your chlldrea, may grow up
strong they ahoald bo kept away
from the alch; especially peraoaa hav
Ing consumption aad old aoree; aad
oaly grown people ahould take care
of .the etabj jsjd.tha dead., or- etay - in
rooms wita tha sick on dead.
If yoa waat to ho happy aad do
well, have aa little aa possible to do
with those who quarrel or aay had
things of their aeigbbora. You have
a right to be proud of the work you
are doing, but there ahould be more
friendly relations aad leas quarrellag
on the reservation.
Very respectfully,
CHAS. L. DAVIS. Supervisor!
. The Portiaad Store Is attar tha
Ilea prise betag oferod by 'three
morchauu of Portland nnd "the
Portland Store."
If yoq waat year plcalo luach bas
ket full of delicious Ullage, atop at
the Monarch aad get Salame aaaaage
a flne Imported aaaaage Tilla
mook tall cream cheese. Helas
pickles aad reliahea aad a doaea other
good thlaga to complete your lunch.
"Where did you get that hatr"
Why at Goodrich's, of course. Where
else could oaa get those aobby
styles?"
LetUsFlU
i Your Prescriptions
Whea a i
aaya, let ase ax yHir watch or 1st aaa palat-foaru .V
got WhaMafa fclas aagahls at watsg a aaoi jo'ha.f
him o tt. Thats reaaoaahle. " '1 ,
boaae. yoa're
fere yoa have
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that yoa shoaU
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i How that every prsswlgtlia wo haaato
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aa4 that. aaa hat a tharaaghlr awna-edi jhammi seat :la aawaeif
to aaawo year atiimiaiiia u aay par,
iws aaww McaommNw aw aatanj aa am year presengsaMeaa-.-'
, la havlag hooa lesatsg hero for Ave yoaaa aa4 ,flMi aamaa aai h
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The Reeiam-Uoa Servloo la
lag oa the estabUsaaseat of .
sites oa Ltak river la thla att)
thla program lo earried throaglyaao
ptaat la to be located oa timMoeea'
canal, on the west eMe of Llak rtvhr,
oppoalto A. L. LeavUt'a ptaao oa Ooa- .x
The other ptaat la ta ho,
located oa the southern aorUoa of A. .
L. Leavltt's lot oa Conger avoaaa.'
The goverameat haa secured flroai
Judge Laavitt a aiaety-4ay ootloa oa
6 feet oa Conger avoaao raaatag to
the river, where thla lead haa a treat'
"
age of 74 feet. Tho price agiisl
upoa la tho ootloa for thla lead la
13,000. It la tha lateatloa at tho -.ieclamatloB
Service to pat ap haaa
wme graalte power hoaaa oa Loavr ,
Ufa land, aad the power Ukea NBBb"
the watera-of the Aakeay dIUa., "9-
rnmanlav lafnn uilaa ana tB ttSi ! :
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paper by Attoraoy Wiley of
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lamatloa Service thte moratag.
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While ao laformaUoa could be
uiaod aa to what use would bo
of thla power by tho
Service, It Is probable
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plaata will ho need to pump watorto
taw'hlgh'plsUSrBlea
above that praeeat dltekrbetweea hare
aad Oieae. aid ako for the parp'sss
of pumping water oat of tho rnarser
lands nfter being dyhed. Tho ptaat
ob Judge Leavltt's load will doaht-
lesa be need aa aa auxiliary to tho
one directly across the river.
If the feregolag arraagemeata are
carried oat tho Aakeay dKaa asea-
aco wilt have bee solved, for thla
ditch from Wflsoa's bars oa "Onager
avenue oa oast would doubt lose bo
abaadoaed by tab goverameat.
"Why, Mrs. Smith, did yoa aaai U
Portiaad for year bey'e aattt" No, 1
dlda't. Just weat to Goodriea'a Caah
Store; aad yoa ought to aee the over- -j
coats, too." ' -
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A largo draft team, wagon aad bar- v
aeaa for sale; mast be aold before Oe-
toberlst.
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