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KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1909.
iNDOWNERS
ACT WISELY
'tit tllAt lll.Tit ..mill I ,. I...... ... .1
i " M.-KHI imfi. nm,i iiiiiuiMiiiil matter before Ilia
ii m in i.i on Mm.,..b..r Mb. minor l.oiinir). , Mr Campbell, always
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PKC6CENTS
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Jwna ualteil n. In tho trulli uf id,. r.
Llll HISl'l' rol.MlU' .Ulll,'liiiir Im until-
Vlit i:ill.V "Them It Mhaolulnly nnllitim ( n
The illriior hin.i lu'tii no iiiw-uiik
'' ,",,n "' tt'HiiK p"opl inn
fllCIS CMV AM) COINIY. tailed the ili.lon A4 III the .Kal
'lit I ln ailjllllllir.l IiimIIiik. Imt I ilu
I, ivMHbilfii lr llu Humor llwi "ot li"lM then. i KiiMimU tr
IMirrto lrtkl ll .Mi-Wlii lilt Ir 1'i.lhl I lmu mil looked the
(ViMii II.-Mi Id ,m. w,
matter lit, lint tt ilu mi ,
iii rtllf that govern other U.II01
III Kiitrril Him liinlltiK nl )ttetday
linn Ii U iii) hcllrf itmi ii.,n , (,
lin ilniitil a In Ilia li-Knlllx nf the
llliotlhK III NuU llltirf Mli"
i.rir.i.ii'uiiM,
LVotblif Ihet '' '"f'li"-"! In Oil
Ltd It ttl ' he had uc Ii
l(uo4 tlrft In Hie iiiltlliru mill leal.
liltirdi of lli" lir and rotinty aa '
L ..-..It t.i t.iiUi.ldk'a Iiihi lliii
pi"'" " ' ' """,ri.i:i:iMi-i:((iioitriiuss
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lf tCUtm.uii..-, ..!.' Mmfl i
i' aMocUlluiii Hail there bevn !
ri licllon crrx'iit iiimi.M lollial IWtp'll) Hhrfl(T John Hthallork in.
iftili of Ih. i.t4l tM-k lit Hi" liirnxl lait ttlje til liom hla hunt fur
fporlo luff It mi ilonlil what- the lirsn whiiananllrd and robin-.!
hi tut that there xnulil liatn Xwvn JC'I"" Vlamlrlinre Tlinrlay nlctii tin
til lautt In lm. Ii.r It on til lm t.r-n iiun far ni iitli. ami
i iMulir4 In uiuln Ui'l"K . Iliai lin llilntii tin. nina miiii
roiillftl(in i I tin Klainalti ii. iar rioM-. Into California. t tlirrr
t until mth limn Km Iriinl ri- ! mi iinr roitn.l IkirtU lm liaa
ilrrnffili kal ln runiptlr.t hiiIi. ticAril ol ll.rin llm untx uo la al
Tier rr raati)' ho attrmtnl h I'tlffcMin ft rrlrriiiM'a ('amp Nu I.
lla( hn ro iIiihi In Ilia III. hl lo nrjrora rainn iliin In Kcl
Nt l It (tart, but lmn liir)' at. ilfln at aUml 9 u'rliKk tw-puiy
flilBfJ ttat It ulalr. tw further. tt,,all,r atual tnt) nilnuli-a !.
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lUllotu aal aa Iiiii- llio mr.(. ninii, inn a nnablo to nml anr
( of lh itrioah.la nf r(a trclinl-'""',rr '","' "' llirm. anil llpirr
I dry iiiiim ia tnriiiM bark Into I lie
hllla ami triowil ttm ni Tim ahrr
Ifft nl MiHlnr ami Hltkl)nn rimntlra
anil llnlr ilriulira arc walclilnk fur
llirm arrota Km tlrir.
imiluilini of ili. in ,u winilow. Th
n-nl ralnlii nun nr In n Icttur oa.
tl'i'i IIihii mi) lo idem- Dm nlnrlci 'if
llu iniinl)- In lliu lruni;.T wlllilii
ll.i- inl a. ii ml (In. ll.iKiloiniirnl utti
l-.ii. Ima nlwa)a Imi-ii In Hut U-nil do.
1 1 II ln-al lo lot I tin iiiilaliltt world
l-'iyt' lml miiiIiI l,o ilonu lt!i ICInin.
nil. ioiiiiI) land
NMIVM'i: ,T Till: ClltllCIIKfl.
Krlti kill Im iitid In tia amreral
rlmtrlira uf Klnmalli Kail Hunday a
flillnwa '
lirlllii Hi It-iii (liunli
Clillillaii Krlinro avrvlrt-a will Im
tn I.I In Hi- parlor of lint lialdwla
liulldlni: Hunday moriiliiic at 11
o'llnrk. All am ronllnllr Invllr.l.
7tic liMiin for ilila nu.-lltia will ln
I'l-inatlon Aflrr D"P!'i
II. F.WHITE
EXPLAINS
MVM ItKAKONH KOIt TIIK (Jf.K.lT
UKI.AV ix Ai.urrrikfi iasm
SO UAIE SET fOR WISH
(lalm lli llaa Imvh Mmpljr ()irral
liiK I'liilrr lla rrorUfcma vt tlr
I jim (Jotmilng HI Work
The Herald la In rcwdpt of thn fo.
.lowlnar letter from
IU.
i
Hiram K.
(IiiimIi of Kairrtl Hraii
Maaa dally at T:30. Humla)i.
10 30 a in.
at
nlllNi. tUmid tl,rlr tntv and aup.
oiipj ((. mnl Inn familns Hip In-
vtu,
Tt artrwlty for tin. n-cuiln of
rt-ilra JM not dawn on Iho aiipMii.
n of Ike tor ira.c until ttiry m that
Ur. nut a anfflrlnit iiunit.rr of
iw'aol.lm .fnl to ) tlia
iooJmrnt lo llio li).Ura, Wlmn
It Mil iucii u ralle.1 lo order on I
S'oifmtwr iik. ii I. .- ... ii.. I
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!rM' M. tU Clinrtli.
It'-Riilar inernlni: and cvrnliie rrT
lria Mill t. romlnrtr.1 by Iho now pal
lor. Ilr II IV.-w, , I).
ri.i:vi:u .ni:tiTisi,vj hiiilmi:
Klamalti arr.iMHl 't.iMU)' lUa
XlHl'itiiri' Itaniti on IH.pla).
A notnl Hlndow itliplay la lo Ix-
hi.. .. .... i
pi mrrr iu uv a aumrlrut mini. .Mn t il... k'lim.ili tidirl.uininiii
f of lUrra lrpit-apnlv.1 to mako a'nmii.ali' iifllrn A romidrtn inlnla.
jiofmn for ihn tranaarilnn nf li.i..tK. ,nnrh, all iimlrr irilRatlnn, auch
l. L . ... ,
Jit IllH u.' prvil Mlln.'.. iii (tllllll...
county. Ii atinxn, Hlth ranrh honao.
ItaU sdnmaiu tn Iho rltcfl that Ifio urn. Kaidrn. dllrln and flrld of
Uril cf .tlriftora had nirt and ili-rld. Krnln Juat now lirlitalloii la thn
rn-li)trrUn 1iur.li
10 a. in, lllblo arhiMil, Cotnr and
he inndo vrrlroniK. Clnaaoa for all
aT
II a, in , regular iimrnlnK aervlrr.
rondiirlMl by lliv lli-v. Cihi. T. Pratt.
fi.3u p, m V. T. 8. C. K. pra)rr
iiiM-llnc. AMI ti.ii )ounK x-opln are
Mwvlalljr utgiil In nllcinl thla nir.t
ItlK
7.30 p, in., regular errnlnK aerv-
lr, Theru will bo aporlnl liiuale
liolli iiuirnlnK aud eionlnx.
& h o --;
tUHUl.lliunli
-Kumta)' kcliiMil al 10 n. in.
Miirnlnn antlro at 1 1 a. m,
II Y. I'. tt. at :30 p. in.
KtrnlnK nertlro nl 7:30 p. in.
Hot lllt-daoo will rondurt I In' rv.
In Sunday
(liil.llnu ( liunli
llllile i lata Inula at 10 o'clork,
Huhjert S il li ib y etrnlliK, "Tho Hln-
Im ('liilat "
The putillr U lnlfrd In nil erlrei.
AT Till.' lltIK
! Mr. Dreuer:
i You InAbl.J A. .lik.a IfIT ha
ve STYLI better thaa moat clothei. Oura ire
STEIN-BLOCH
SMART CLOTHES -
K. K. K. STORE
Hoae of tteln-Dlocli taut Clothei
"The llnnil of Ju.tlro." Thla Ii
a atrciiK picture of u hlKh uraiuallc
liinlli)', nml ono thnt ha made a
plinliiK liiiprvloii whenvvor khown.
"I.'na) Jnl" nml "In Hot Water"
are two fplrndld romedlei, nml up In
the iiimlnrd of the hlKo-da flliiu
nln)K vliowit nl tho III thvater.
"Tptred b) Kodak," Thin pic
turo imikea nu i-aprclnl uppcul to lu
ctillilren, but cn,unot fnll to Intureat
I lio rhltdrcu of n IjirKr gnnvth also.
Tho hurolmi of tho little drama la
ti.)i-ur-olit Alma, nml In n trle' of
rhnriiiliiK ari-m-a nro told Iho ndvon.
turea thnt hofoll her ami her prlto
I hi n y, JS'eiuo,
Sunday iiIkIiI lliero will bo tome
new picture nl llio operu homo, uud
Iho IIiiIiImIii nrvhealru will piny ev-
eral concert etcrtlon, "Tho Violin
Mnkor of Cronionn," n wonderful film
by llio llliir.rnph company, will plraao
everyone. A clover vaudevlllo act
will nlao bo Included In tho proRram.
HHt nlithl Ituv. Ilolmo Knvn hla
uminl vIboioiih uddroaa nl tho Chris
tian rhurrli, Ho ulway aucceeda In
conduction I tin aervlcoa ao they arc
InloroiiiluK nnd Initructlvo. All bla
address mv ItluitrAted by chart.
Sunday morning Ihe lllblo achool
ineeta at 1 0 o'clock. 1'rcachlng aerv
Icca In collection, Hla atibjoct Sunday
evening will bo "Tho Slnlota Chrlit,"
Tho public la Invited to all.aorvlcoa.
Wo havo all tho different kind of
vogotablea now; whlto and blua cab
bage aweet potatooa, carrot and
quah. Kino crlip celery, too, The
Monarch Mercantile conpany.
While, who I rngaged la allotting the
Indian land In tho Klamath rraerra
I Inn: i
Klamath Agency, Oct. SI. I0.
Kdltor of Kvcnlng Herald:
Dear Hlr Home time ago an article
apKared In thn Klanttth Kali lie
piilillcan, making some acrcro com-
inent on the work of Ihe allotting
c-nl on the K la mark rracrvatlon.
and In your laaue of Oetobcr 3lt )ou
makn Minm itateinenla! that are ml-
leading. '
I ileslro only thai )our reader may
iv thn ltuatlon, and I am auro that
l( thl I cen no one will charge mo
with dela)lng Iho work.
The lal paragraph of Ihe act of
May N, ivoc, require ihe secretary
of the Interior to'bare an absolutely
ruirect lilalory of the family relation
hip of tho Indiana allolled."
The purpoao or thta waa I hat the
Inheritance might at once be deter
mined of any deceaaed allottee. For
llil purpoee a large fanlly history
and a quantity or blaaka were fur
nlahed. .This history rrqiy-e4 taegraad
father und grandmother, the uncle
and aunt, a well aa the father and
mother, brother and alalera and chil
dren of each bllottev. It I required
that Ihe dato of each marriage and of
each tlltorrv lie given, and the dale
of each birth nnd death.
Thl had lo be done for aaok lay
dlan already allotted a well a for
thote that I should allot.
You can readily lea thai this would
bo qulto u taak for 1,600 whlto peo
ple, and Iho lnk was much greater
fur that number of Indian people.
Thl ha been tho task which has
occupied much of my time.
II waa alto found that quite a num
ber of tho old allotment were Irreg
ularly deacrlbed, I. e they were de-
rrlbed by mete and bound to give
tho Indian Just tho land ho wanted,
without regnrd to legal subdivisions.
Tho general land office bad refused
to lim iho patent for tho dearrlp
lion a given, and 1 was directed lo
correct theso allotment. Thoio Ir
regular decrlptlon were on Modoc
I'otn', along Williamson rhur and
toward old For'. Klamuth, wtii-u nil
tho land was nolii'ly allotted, and
whore tli") allotment were qulto gen
erally Impiovcd.
Aa you ctn see, lo arraugo ihete
allotmouts so as to give each Indian
Iho aamo amount of laud and n near
ly a poslblo tho svno land, end )et
make tho allotment a legal subdivi
sion, waa not an easy task.
ment obtained and a letter written
eiplalnlng tho reason and showing
how It wa to Iho material adrantago
Ui grant the eiebangu.
I have mado 391 allotment, and
It mint bo remembered that theso al
lotment were not together, but were
cam-rod far and wide over a large
rc nation, so that to make these al
lotment was slow work, and required
a great deal of traveling.
Another matter which account for
the delay unierhat I that applicants
for allotment must be placed on tho
agency roll. The superintendent has
entire charge of that. Many or these
applicants did not get their cases de
cided until recently. The cases of
nine which were decided favorably
did not reach me until September
I Nth.
None of the Modoc who are per
mitted by the act of May S, 10, to
return to thl reservation and get al
lotments havo a yet been allotted
I understand that there are some C
of these. Juat how many will comply
with the law so as to get allotment
here Is uncertain.
Anotner mailer wmen will cause
still further delay Is the completion
of surve)s on the reservation. Thero
aro ome eren such piece.
One Is the remainder of the big
marsh. There wa also the platting
of fraction along the boundary of
the reservation and along the Wil
liamson river.
These were ordered by the general
land office last April. In some of these
unsurveyed portions, allotment to In
dian have been made. These can
not be described and patented, until
Ihe surveys have been approved and
recorded. I sympathise fully with
the desire of the people of Klamath
Kail for the completltlon of the allot
ment and the opening of the reeer-
vctlou. but the allotment must b;
completed. There I no one wh. de
Uret thai to be done ipecdlly more
ihr.n I no one who will tuffer more
by any postponement of that cud
linn I. I havo other Interest which
Iiva Imperatively demand my fllnn-
lljn.
IVclIng that your reader have a
right to these facts I have gor.i Into
them somewhat fully. Sincerely oun.
HIRAM K. WIIITi:
then removed and prizes awarded
Mrs. K. M. White, Mrs. (leo. Hum
and Mrs. C. C. Hoguo lied for first
prUe, and Geo. Chaataln and C. C.
Hoguo for tho booby prlw.
Mr. and Mrs. Hogue were then pre
sented with some beautiful cut glass
In honor of their thirty-fifth wedding
anniversary, after which they received
the congratulations and good wishes
of those present. This wa a great
surprise to Mr. and Mr Hogue, who
fully appreciated the esteem and
friendship of the givers.
Pleasant conversation and game
followed, and there being a celebrat
ed fortuno teller present many availed
themselves of the opportunity to learn
what the future held for them.
After partaking of dellclon re-
tresbment, the guest departed for
heir homes, voting Committee No. 1
of the A. N. W. club perfert enter-
tancrs,
0LDTIMERS'
REUNION
JII-.TIXO f R.t) ix COlKTHOt St:
THIH MOftMIXO
A PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
lli.rtr-Klve Xaaars Are laarrilatl oa
Ihe Roll of the Orgaatatioi
Object of Ihe ffcHety.
HACK TO OM) KLAMATH
John llrlll, Aflc- VUhtec ataar Other
rUeea. Retarsw to Klaaaath
Fall to Way.
VAl'OKVILLK TONIGHT
In each case the consent of the In
dian must be obtained to any change
und ho must sign n relinquishment to
any portion, however small, taken
from the allotmcut a first mado. The
caso 'waa much complicated by tho
fact that aeveral of tho allottee were
dead, ao that relinquishments had to
bo obtained from tho heirs, with affi
davits that thoy wore the legal heir.
I havo corrected 110 of these old al
lotment.
Then at tho outset 1 waa Instructed
to grant exchanges to any allottee
whenever' it abould appear to the
"material advantage" to change hla
allotment, and I have mated aom
S change. In each caae the lieu
land must be surveyed, a relinquish-
The pictures are One, and will in
clude a new blograph drama, "The
Son's Iteturn," after Ore year and
rinds his parents getting turned out
of their home. This is a strong and
thrilling drama.
"The Phantom Sirens" those who
havo delved into the legends of an
cient mythology know them attempt
to lure sailor onto tho rock, there
leading them In fruitless pursuit.
"Tho Rulora of tho World" are
shown In a lerlea or Intlmato pose
and one gain a clear Idea of the mon
arch who hold away In the oldNworld.
"Flossie' New Peach-Basket Hat"
leads a stronuous II fo before It finally
adorns Klosslo's fair head.
In "Curing a Jealous Husband" a
very lively series or fights take place.
Ho Is Jealous because the postman
rpoke to hi wlfo when delivering the
morning mail.
Little Marlon will present a clover
laudevllle sketch, Including the latest
ong and some clever dancing.
WKIIIIINtl AN.MVKHHAHV
When tho A. N. W. club, with their
husband and Invited guest, rang'the
doorbell at the home of Mr, and Mr.
Robert Watteaburg last evening they
were met by ghostly and witch-like
figure, who by motion directed them
uoafalre. There they arrayed them-
selvea la akeeta and maaka and aooa
a Bhoatly procession filed down the
atalra and Into the pleasant parlor,
whore half aa hour waa apeat la try
lag to discover the Identity of the
noeted figure. The
John Drift, who for several years so
acceptably filled the position of man
ager for Schaltock ft. Daggett, and
who at the time or the transfer of the
buslnes to Shlve Bros. A Co., west
east, returned to thl city last even
ing. There are few men in the city
who are ao popular aa Mr. Biitt. aad
ni noat of friend will be glad to
learn that he has returned, especially
when they know that he cornea to
tay.
Dariag kit abeeace he ha visited
naay plaeee, iad returaa ao Uoroagh
ly convinced that there la no place
that haa the future to It that Klam
ath Fall haa. Throughout the mid
dle Want there la n great nnreet. ev
eryone being dealroaa of coming to
the Pacific coast. In hla old home
neighborhood In Minnesota upward
of 300 people left there thla lummer
for the coast, and three-fourths of
thoso remaining hope to follow some
time In the future.
It Is to thl great tide of emigra
tion that the Pacific coast owea Ita
great growth in population In the peat
three year, and I Indicative or what
the future has In store for this part
or the West.
"When I left here." said Mr. Brltt.
"I really felt that there were many
place with brighter future than
Klamath county. I was wrong, and
ao will anyone else he wrong It he
leave here with the Idea of finding n
city or county with brighter prospect
than he leave behind. My advice to
those here 1 to forget about the other
place and get In and make Klamath
county what It Is sure to be the best
section on all the Pacific coait."
A meeting of the Klamath C Mint
rioaeer waa held thla aornlng at the
courthouse. Thirty-five Member were
rrt-aeat nnd signed their naawn nnd
paid due. The by-law and conetka-
vlon aa drafted by the committee ap-
ptlrted at the meetlag held last
apilng on Railroad Day were adopted.
Tho folowlag officer .r elected:
) A. Stearn. president: O. (;. Apple
gate, vie president: Mr. Emma B
Copawell, secretary aad treasurer.
Before adjournment JCoieaiber Ith
w.is selected aa the neit meeting day.
The Pioneers' association date
Kuk aa far aa the late tall n' imp,
though the first meeting wa-i held thin
r'-t-r on Railroad Day. Then the so
ciety waa partly organise I, commit
Ues were nppolntM. nnd today the
organisation waa completed.
The organisation has for Ita object
the collection of all historical records,
books, pictures nnd relics that are la
nay way connected with thehlstery
aad growth of Klamath eoanty.
All the old-Uasers In the scanty
should Join the society. lUUghalaM
are worthy of their scalene aappert,
aad the nodal henefita they wHl re
ceive are worth wall. They will he
able to meet these who. wHh them; '
first mad aad settled this eoanty.
KIDXAPKD
Aa Mia Ira Poi waa learlag the
operabouae after the ahow Thnrs-
Ci) evening she waa forcibly ttten
from her escort and hurried aw).
Wonder and aurpttse filled her mind.
until ahe reached the home of Miss
Edna Houston. There she waa sol
emnly Initiated Into the mysteries of
that celebrated society, the C. I. of
S. I. only that, aad nothing more.
H.UMBV8 aUPIUMS
It you want your atu moved aad
moved quick, get Ramsey's aUpioca
to do it. Office at Sixth aad Klamath.
Phone US.
C. A. Bunting nnd W. P. Rhonda
of Merrill were rgn )nU at the
Lakeid Friday night.
Our Guarantee
with these: ,
When we jr gaaraatee we aseaa Jaat what we any. U ye
ara not Mtiafcd yor aow wW l nfaa
or question. Now that la the gaaraatee we give.
Any HoaaetioM Keateay hearing a Real Mar label or DUCK
SHIELD label Is positively gaaraatee! to give entire aa4 nhastato
Muawcitoa.
That's fair, Ua't UT
1011 CHAM fOR CHAP!
Star Drug Store
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