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KLAMATH FALL, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1909.
Pates 5 Cents
mtCTORS TO
HOLD MEETING
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ptfVJuUC QtlESIION AGAIN
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pAMN iMoiruw, railed primarily
j tm seraow of certifying lo the
t Ik WrrlllK lit I ho MOCk-
kU In IM clly Uil Mas.
kf, Hem at llat meeting lhat the
i o lncrc the capital
atatk tat w tl" "' 'he bre waa
ntti, ka the iio tor Increae
at tstpr value of id har tii
.Maetkereqalrrd majorllr.
JU U smllng t the dlrectora to
ktkMtsMrro, n a.tl(lon lo cr
Hfjtsf ( Ik tmitda of (ho dork
fekfert awtlnr. thrro will also be
naaiiril Ik matter f calling na
ns artist of iho landowners tor
n rf ' '" voting on tb
asavref tk par value of (bo Muck.
'torn t Ik director rn today
'MMm Mlrat what erllon would
tatskss, bat admitted that lb ques
ts kl ke up fur roaddoratloa,
al Ik probability thai (tape would
WUka lo fti lb r lu at S0.
Mittotivrilai ( klck tkd
l"lMt u lfrtd a cartful .
wImUw of lb law baa pre4ttc4
mm Hnlur qupltlont. It aM to
W Ik Mtttiuui of milnloa awong
IktlHarMM lht If tMilb rrwIutlOM
M kwa uo it ouM bar r
Mt la a double InrrraM la lb
Hal Motk, ililm ih aMorUtloa
tntlUUiatloB of f 1.000.000 luttaao1
XH.tH.liO, a dird, and alaclax
Hrnof ihoiiock at ISO, It
M lot Ibo rate, tbtn It would
' rtalr onlr a majority of Ik
ttvrfMAtis) Inttrail of a major'
Jtall Ik itock of lbs corporalkaa.
at Ik aMtl( tomorrow Iblt natttr
81 k toa Into Iborouablr. with
mU, prhi.i, ibal tbroagk Ik
ularlna of (lie miinlr of altar en of
thft aMotlallon at SOO.ooo lln par
value llicrrnt will Ixt nuloitmllinlly
InrreaMxt la S0, If tliU can lo iIouk,
limn It will rriilm out) a uuortiiii,
and bo ally brmiKlil ndout.
II I Rnrally ailmlltiM tlmt no
Hiallrr what Ilia ilrcliloii may he,
I ha niiioii lu Ihtt I'lurluc of t ln
par value of Ilia Kk at ISO will bn
wllhdrawn, and Ihn rbancn may lm
made without a fight. If Dili U donu
then It aaaurra for nrtl )rnr i'for
dollar of lb tiiuitoy wit aildo for Iblt
lirojert, and that tho Klamalh pro.
Jvct will be ruibed lo niliiplrlloii with
all Mialbl Hon.
NKHH NlrTKM AMI MiMMKST
HHAIiK THM AM irtlltatM
II Hii ana mora than the tnrre (Mika
of the tree and ihrubbfry In a town
whra tb aircota are iHtntrrrd wltb
M(dar( hlrth or other ahade t !.
It la the floral aort of an adrvrtlao.
mat for the Ihrlfl and abllli) ol
the rllliona. If rrery Iravrllnc !
man and luurlat. railroad acrnl and
politician who vlilta Iho rlty ran to
away bnowlna It to lB onn of the
prvtlltat cltlra be liaa cvrf Uiltinl.
Kur of a atirrty thom who have mar.
vlSl al Ibe brauty of the alrrrla and
Ike tine reldt-nr- will tell thrlr
trlvndi, and they their frlrnda In
turn. Those who have vlaltrd llnd,
la Central Orrxon, know that th
beat adrertlacmciil that little rlly hai,
Ike bae thing thai after everything
elae la foriutien atlll remain In tho
Memory of all who have vlaltvd Iho
Idwn, I tb alrlklna beauty of the
bungalow owned by Mr. A, M. Drake.
There I nothing that pleaaea Invrat
ora la Juat Ibe aame way. They, a
you, Ilk lo kbow that lhy are bal
ing (iroperly In a wideawake rlty.
The beautlfylng.ot the atreela and
garden remain aotely with the prop
rty owner Ihemaelvra, and thla la a
fair sueatlont Do )ou llko to get up
la tho morning and look out on n
filthy back yard?
"JVina," aay a contemporary,
"aak pvnalllca of I7C.000.000 from
the aulialdlnry rompanlc of Ihn Htun
dard Oil " Tciaa, a liaa boon ptovl
oualy mitlti-d, I a largo atate,
Waahlngton, I). C l'rraldlit Tsft
ioiiipl-u-d Ma lour of tho country
Wtdni'aday nt 8:30 p, m. After lit
arrival In Waahlngton hn wa only
nt tho White llouao about ten boun,
na bo went to Mlddloton, Conn., to
uwl.l In I lm Inauguration of Bliank
tin ac prealdcnt of Wcaloyan rolleg'i.
I'reildfiit Tatt U aatlafled with hi
till", and baa preacnled bla view to
Ihv vntlro rountry. Ho baa approve!
tho Aldrlrh-I'a)n tariff bill and Iho
pit'M'nt bill will probably remain on
chatiKMl while Ibo prraldent I In
olllre. In hi meaaage to congreaa
the prraldent will advocate the poatal
aavlng bank, a ahlp aubaldy bill cre
atlng a merchant marine, a almpll
rir.1 form of government, and all oth
er Important aubjrcla wlilru ne
toiirbed tiKin on hla trip.
Onn of our nirhange note that
there la a new form of flrelna cooker.
A niltadrtpblt cook ha aaked the
courta lo enjoin her employer from
dlarharglng her.
Albany, N. Y. Ueltlng I a crime
only when accompanied by a record,
rrglalry or the uae of aomo part of
Iho paraphernalia of profealonal gam
btcr, according to a declalon handed
down by the Court of Appeal. In
effiH-t, the declalon hold that oral
betting doe not conatltuto book mak
ing In violation ot tho anti-racetrack
gambling taw.
Kan Kranclaco' ambition la aald to
bo lo becomo Iho "I'arla of America."
Itudotpb Sprcckela may reflect that
the Gorman ha.o forced I'arla to
aurrtnder before now, Kanaa City
War.
That Ibo Republican party In Ore
it on wa tricked at the laat primary
election out of the ofBco of a United
Htatra aenator mult be acknowledged,
for It I nothing elao than the truth.
That the aamo ayitem will bo adopted
to work tho trick again In 110 no
ono of Intelligence doubt. Iloe
burg Kvrnlng Now.
PLENTY OF
LABORERS
CONTIIALTOKM I'KNV Kl'MOKM OK
HCAKCITir OV MIMUl
THE WOMt SltU. CONTINUES
Tito OregoN Tnaak M Hrwchatra
Umru Are HaMta Hight Aloag,
Keepa Ooo4 Me
Tho following dUpatck from Port
land would Imply that the rumor of
Iho acarclty ot hlp along the new
railroad are more or Im exaggerat
ed, aa both ram have a full comple
ment of men.
Tho dlapatth aaya: Twoby Dro.
contractor for the llarrlman Ue
chute line, and I'orter Uro.. build
ing the Ueachutc liaa for tho Hill
Inlortit, deny current report that
the work I being held back becauao
of acarclty of labor.
'In mailer of fact," aald ono of Iho
Twohy Uro,' Bob-contractor, "we
have more men applying for work
than wo ran care for, and at lb pres
ent llmo are bulled wltb tho proceaa
of weeding out tho poorer worker
and replacing tbcm with better help."
Krora roatractor for Porter Bio,
como tbo aame atataaatat. Accord
ing lo their declaration tabor I
plonllful. No troubw la experienced
In gutting all men necessary.
Labor for tbo coaatructlon of tb
two line up the Deackatea eaayoa la
being drawn from all over.Ulie North-
weal, gang of men being aent week
ly from Spokane and Seattle, aad aa
far eait a Dutle, Mont.
Construction on neither road I be
ing held back, and I proceeding as
rapidly a condition will allow.
OIIMHi.V UKtn TIIK tt'OKHT Of1 IT
Hu Much Ho That Uae Telegram Re
fer to It Bdllorially.
Don't wear out your back, broom
and carpet when you can get tho
work dono ao quickly, thoroughly and
cheaply by Mongold' vacuum cleaner.
Itlcbard Chfiamaa is In the city
from Boaaaia.
Try a large, faroou K t California
lamalo with sauro at the East End
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K R R STORE
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Mlnlag Maw gay Onoga U Wda aa
Itrgartka Mineral llesoauveo
"Almoat every known metal eilat
In Oregon In greater or lea quanti
ty," italc Charle Mullen, a Baker
Clly mining man, Inventor and pat-
onteo ot a black aand (operator which
la rovolutlonltlng placer mining, who
I (pending a few day In Medford.
Mr. Mullen Invention provide a
practical method ot utilising tho
black deposit and extracting; thora-
from tho costly metal It carrlsa.
"In addition to gold and Ires, radi
um, platinum and other rara metals
aro frequently found in U black
sand," continued Mr. Mullea, "awl
my Invention provides a practical
method for tho miner's utlllsatloa of
bl-producta."
Mr. Mullea I an old-time Colorado
prospector, having located tha Irsl
silver mine In Colorado In the early
sliiles, the. "Ten Forty."
Tho Klamath Kails country, natur
ally tributary lo Portland, and very
cloaoly connected with It'commerclal-
ly when no railroad penetrated that
region, Is now almost totally separat
ed from It when Ibo railroad has
made connection with Its chief city.
The Southern Pacific baa deliberately
arranged a schedule under the provi
sions of which tho man from the
north who tries to visit Klamath
Falls cools his heels for twenty hours
and forty-five minute at aa almoat
aarnele way atatlon walling for the
train that will take him In, while fbe
vlatlor from the south has a wall of
barely twenty mlnutea. Thing are
greased tor tbo southern visitor; ev
erything Is arranged so that he may
not be delayed In entering, doing bis
bualnes and gelling away. The man
from Ibe north, on the other hand, I
literally forced to waste a whole day.
and that under the dreariest of cir
cumstances In the meagerest kind of
a Utile hamlet.
Klamath rail la beginning to at
tract a great deal of attention In thla
section of the country. It has alti
tude, scenery, tUhlng and hunting
that appeal lo a great many people.
It has Investment opportunities that
appeal to a great many more. When
the railroad was finished It was taken
for granted that the dlmcultles which
had before that time preveated maajr
from going Into thai favored country
would be obviated. But It Is touad
that unless you live down la Califor
nia It Is quite as hard aa ever to get
In. Nothing could well be mora ag
graveling than the wait for almost a
wholo day at YYecd,a ad notblag more
discouraging either to the pleasure
seeker or the man who goes oa bul
neaa. The Insane schedule works
vastly to the detriment ot Klamath
Palls, for while very few, except com
mercial men, go In there from the
south, there would be a very great
many people, both Investor and
plcaatirc seekers, who would be cob
stantly entering from the north. For
tbo sake ot the newly opened com
munity, and the stale as well, the
Southern Pacific should arrange such
a lime table as Is calculated to give
the most benefit to the community
which It Is alleged to serve, aad
whose Interests It pretends to foster.
Telegram,
Itoyal, who was not barred from
.uccesalon by her sex, they were still
firmly held by old traditions to the
desire that a king abould rule over
them. King Edward haa thus far
Justified the hope that was born la
him. As Prince of Wales he was
known for over sixty years. He suc
ceeded to the throno In January,
1901, and has bean King of Great
Britain and Ireland nearly eight
years. On account of his physical
health, hla chaacea for a long life are
small, but long or short, It will be
characterised by dignity aad bis pass
ing at Its close will be alacerely
mourned by the British nation.
A BIT OF BKKT HARTK
One of those pioneers who lived
through the first great rash at Lead-
vllle aad other parts of Colorado,
whea that state was the frontier, told
a story the other night ot Bishop
Williams of Nebraska, thea merely a
missionary In the cow country, aad
ono of Bishop Paddock's beet frleaf"t.
It was at Meeker, Colo. The bishop.
all dust from the drive across the
I ralrles, alighted from the stago one
day. There was no place la town for
him to go save Into the saloosiu So
Into one of the saloons he went. At
the bur stood a number of cowpnnrh
ora la tbelr cbaparerroa, spun cllak-
lag, puns at their hips. They Invited
ibe bishop to drlak with them, aad
be called for a glass ot lemoaade.
They didn't ask him to take whisky.
They were pleased that he draak at
their lavltaUoa. Several weeka be
fore oae el the other charchea had
aeat a preacher lato that coaatry. bat
he had failed mleerably because he in
sisted apoa docryiag their way aad
customs, aad yet more than atxty
cowboya aad others turaed oat to
hear Bishop Williams. It waa merely
a difference la the manner la which
he approached the men.
WITHIN THE
NEXT 60 DAYS
MR. KCBIK OF THE FLAT ICkt
COMl'AXY WILL WCTLD
AN ARTinOAL ICE PtANT
Asked for Oettraartee ad Tern Tea Be
fore BalMlag, as Were CHvm
Three-Tea
Is football to be abolished because
thero Is a death toll connected with
It? Obviously not. There la jao form
ot athletic alclvlty, outdoor or Indoor,
without Its casualty list. If we should
try to stop seeking recreation "la
forms containing possible daager to
life and limb we would not be long la
becoming a race of molly-coddles.
Even then the casualty column
would not remain empty, Moreover,
let us look at the other aid ot the
equation. Football, like nearly every
other torn of human endeavor, hu
Ita advantages aa well aa lla disad
vantages. The game means tha train
ing ot aalada and muecle In a way
that makea for Manly devetoBmeat.
Success at It calla tor nerve and eour
age and reeirelat aad earnest striv
ing. Wong City Journal.
ATTHKUUS
Mr. Herb Kabik, the owner of the
Plato lee Company ot Portland, ran
been la thettty leeklag ever the sit
uation, aad haa about decided to gat
la a plant with a eaeaetty of mean
facturlag ten toaa of artificial lee a
day. While hero Mr. Kabkk waa the
guest of Mr. K. Q. Pierce, aad to
gether they have. been looking an
the coasamptloa of lee In tbo oRy.
The Portlaad maaafactarer aald that
If he could he guaranteed a eoaaama
tloa of two tons a day ko weald net
laapmat. Thla morning ho returned
to Portlaad, where Mr. Pleree haa
seat him a report, wherein ho atatoa
that so far aa he la able to Bad oat,
aad hla estimate la coaalderaMy lower
thaa the actual sale of lee here every
day the year roaad, there la nee for
at least three toaa of lee per day.
Mr. Kuktk stated before be left.
the city that with a gwaraetee of two
toaa a day he weald pet la S tea ton
lee pleat wRnte sixty days. The
plant Is therefore praetteaaTy a eer
talaty. Oradaally the oetoMa werhT
m-BwahsaOag-tQ'a reaMaatien of the
vast peaatbtMUeo of this aeeUeai of
the coaatry. aad almost every day
some aew rentare la laaaahed whaeh
wll be of benefit to the eky aad to
those becking the deaL Bo with the
completion ot tke main line of the
railroads we wilt quietly aaeame the
ways of a metropolis, the nsetrepoUa
of Ceatral aad aVmtbera Oregon.
AT THE OPERA HOV8S
There will be two new Blograph
pictures tonight. Their leading lady
In a charming dramatic comedy, "De
ception," la which she tikes tho pait
of tho most lovable of little wives.
And a Utile Child Shall U-ad
Them" la the other, n charmlnglr
natural drama fall ot the dvll.'Ue
humor a.id pathos for which the Blo
graph ln-ople aro ao Justly famous.
"Driven From Home" because the
clung lo tho oaly nan aho really
loved and finally, after years of an I
rerlng end but )ou should como
vv.r.olf. for the films tell the story
much better than It Is powbl to
here. A very amusing comedy. "New
Painkiller," aad aa unusual detective
-wry, "Four-Footed Hawkshar."
Special music tonight.
'Famine In the Forest, or the
Trapper's Qratltude" Is another of
those stirring pictures ot Indian life.
full ot Interest aad charm. This
shows the lite of a trapper In the for
est, bis capture by a tribe ot Indians
by whom he Is bound aad left to die
of thirst aad hunger on the beaks ot
a river, his rescue by the Indian maid
Wanda, and her father, Chief Tall
Eagle. "Never Agala" Is a abort
comedy film, which ahona we are
firm believers la the old adage which
says that a little nonsense now and
thea Is relished by the beet of men.
"Out of Work" la aa exceedlagly In
torestlag melodrama ot aa uausual
type. "The Unexpected Quest" Is a
clever drama. Special music toaight.
SHOULD HE BE OSIdaWSaWr
L, McDeray la here front Mtdjud
oa a bnataeat trip.
For sal, cheap, piano, kitchen cab
inet, chUtoaler aad other household
goods. Inquire at PabHc Library or
SUlt's store.
Owing to beiag overstocked on
Cleveland Baking Powder, we quote
you tke following prices: H-tb. ana.
15 coats; Mb. onn. It eeata; S-tb.
can, a coats, aac a-ib. can at fi.it.
Ooodrlch'a Cash Store.
A work train went through tunnel
No. 1 this morning, aad before leas
now tho fifty-odd eara of mereksa
due billed for Ktamatk Falls aad
held oa tho other aide ot Keaaet wkU
start this way.
I IMMMM M IIIMI
Our Guarantee
with these:
Klag Edward VII. ot Bag'aad col
ebrated Tuesday the I lth aaaireraary
of-hla blrtb. It waa oa the lth of
November, 1141, that the aewa woat
out from Buektaghaua Palate that
Victoria, Eaglead'a thea youthful,
queen, had given birth to a eon. A
daughter had been bora the provieua
year, to the great disappointment of
the ueea, the nrlaee ooaaott aad the
entire naUon; aad sow thla dka
poiatBeat waa ihauged to rejoicing,-
for. thouah Bieud ot the little Ma
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