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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1909
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JOPOGRAPHIC
MAP ARRIVES
mi mni!JH nii-.MV ht.ihth
ITHriilllCITVCAMIMMl.N'
CIIST TO COASI INCLUSIVE
takb prudarllir- n( Mm)Ii Heme.
h M to the Knllrr. Klamath
Cusmtry.
TWant sttp In Hi" campaign ttt
baHto n'"'11' Klamath umuty
ttrta from ru"t " roast ha W"H
life f '" "", Hprlngs company,
Mill t nature of a loinrojililr
)IM? ot lh section lying between
II Ami and Crater like ami be
lli Ihli cliy urn) Mvdfurd. ll ov
irti Itffllory approximately Itu
nttr lo "d tiwrly 100 mill wide,
llbUurk n( OIIimiii Callclt, the
mk artist ot Cortland, mill ro.t
lilt.
TUisig wu rrcelfrd (liU morning
tit Ml been on rihlblllon nt llm nf
toiot It company, lirm ll lint been
ibsst y Urge number of people.
II BI M Iticti In Han Krnnrlini
li tit warning by I'rr.lrtrnt N, O.
Josmw, whore It will l placed on
tiMMtlot. rVirral ilmllar mapi are
tWa4t by Mr. Called, and I heir
till W Stat throughout I ho United
tut Accompanying them bo
i psaftklct on tha Klamath country
mw total prepared by Ida llol
Israel company. ThU publication
till hi Ik Onni nrr liiurd by any
(antsy or cltr on the Coast,
Tt topographical map, which will
ktMlsssiag feature In Urn publicity
taaia,i rrmsrksbto fur Ha detail
14 stcsrscy, Thoie familiar with
U territory lll havo no difficulty In
tssaf auny (KilnU of Interest prom
'' portrsjed on the canvas, aait
fcratti throughout Iho lU.ln will
Un Mtlt difficulty In locating their
ruesta lad mm! (l( Hid prominent
tlMlin. II xlvri ilia homrseeker
wafrtstBilve lilca of tho Krratnrn
IU Ktlon, at the Mine time tar.
i
ryliiR with ( ,o Iiiiir-M Hint tin. fu.
luro liiiixt liolil In liirn fur ttio Klnin.
nlli cimiilry n iltircli.piu.iit Hint
mi nil wcnltli for thuau Inklim nj.
vniilnm of the irUiiilllt a now of.
furiil,
III lIUllUalllK llm ir(lM(ir, uilvrr
llalliK rmntMlKli Id Imi ioiiiIiuKmI hy
III riunpaiiy, Im nalil;
"Wu rniiio in Hut tondiiiliiii nonin
1 1 mo ami (lilt Innlomt nf i,IK N,
liiiuli talklliK. tlm HiliiK iikuI nmilH
wa to Kit tbU coiinir) bvfortt ibu In
ilur ami llm luiiii(tx'rkir In a ninii.
tier thai Mould brlnx Ibuii hini In In.
ttMllKatu, ArronlliiKly, wo rmplo) u.
i.vpi miviii uiimiiiniiiii in iiinro
lur uo rratlliiR inallir. mam ami
ihutiirilia of ll... Klamath country.
ami ar now at work ioiiioIIIiik ihla
lata Into a pmiihlct of which uiry.
in. In-re will ha vn nnxiii In (m
proinl Tlm mm ilomlnniliiR fncior In
all of the work hai l-.n aictiincc,
WlmrntPf nKur.-e nro kUiii I In-) ran
lit nbtoliilnly ri'lltil iihiii Tim larl
nlioul HiU iiiiinlry nn kimhI cnniiKb,
ami no i'iuku. railou l nimlni,
'ThU publlrlly plan of our will
lake In all of tlm Klamaih country,
ami one irctlon will hn hiumnii'il t
wull n annlbcr. I Iwlmri. Hmt ll will
ri'iult In bringing- mora in-oo Imn-
luring llm coming uiiiiiiit than have
nr bwn Imro licforn, ami If Klam
Mlh roiinty dm-, not grow It will
Ihn fault of thn pioio hiri-.
"Wo nru willing in go ahead ami
do nil of I hi' hrary work, All , mk
U that the .ri.n hrrn put Ihiilr
houlilnr to llm whi-cl ami lull the
hotiip-itvker ami liimtor what a flue
country thl It. Tin ro ihould bo no
knocking, fault. nti.tlng or irctlonal.
Inn. Tli cm will Ik ampin oiMirlunU
llii for all U limy only take athant
age of thrm,"
ATTK.NTIO.V, y.t.KH
All i:iki are rr-qui-.trd In mrt at
Ihn Antlera club before 3:30 p. m,
Humlay, iK-r. tlh, o, before going
to Ihn Opera lloute.
Thn lmwyorganltel Orangy will
hold an 0111 mretlng Tiiriday after
noon at Ihn Workmen hall. All tho
farnmra and rancher In thl. vicinity
nrn Invited, Thern will Im mtII
riiu.tr j in! a general good llmo U n--clr.
Shoe Facts
It ii a ftct that we hare the Beat Shoes
made on earth at any price: Hanana,
Walk-overa and Nap-a-tans; A. A. Gut
ter'i celebrated Logger and Cruller ..
If you waiit to do it
you can buy clothe! ?ery cheaply. But
with wool priced aa high aa it li now, they
will be cheap and look it!
Oar clothe! arc Mot
the cheap, akoddy klad.
TlcT art made for you
aa an Aaicricaa gcHtlc
u with acir-rcapect
for his pcraoaal appear
aicc. They have fit,
dlgalty and stjlc. They
are
Stein-Bloch't
SntartGlothet
Ka Ko K.
STORE
nlaBloch latart Clothci
IHrtchtaiTroitfrs
CONTRACT LET
FOR 12 MILES
.IMHICW KIIKKHON TO llt'll.ll TO
HI'IIAdl'K
100 MEN ALREADY EMPLOYEO
Mill llu.li Work ur ami Ttirrr
Mlh-. of tlm Main IJn.i Now
'oiiiirl-4l.
Andrew Krlckion, a big Callfornln
railroad contractor, ha taken ul-
contract lo build tlm at twvlvn mile
of thn twenty. nn mile of track to be
built fioui llm depot lo Hpraguo river
by Krlrkton A Criterion. Huhcoti
tractor Crlckion ha already vtab
II. bed hla ramp on tlm Indian rtmor
Nation and ha, at preirnt, about 100
men employed, nmt Intend to atari
a ieam ihovel In llm near future.
There nrn now over 300 mini em
plori In tlm railroad ramp from
brrn to Kiragim river, and thl end nf
llm w.irk li being rtlihrd a fait a
po.ilhlo.
The truck li laid on thn main Htm
from tlm depot to Ihn old Hank
plan-, a dlitanru of about thrcn mile.
Tlm tiiduitrlnl ipur from thn main
line In the lake li completed unci the
railroad ran now lake the material to
be mod In their ronitrurtlon work
lo Ihn lake and then by wutcr to tlm
different ixilnti along the lake ihoin
where tlm men are working.
At the waterfront Ilia Southern
Pacific li building a large wharf nnd
wart'hoiiM', Tbriu waterfront Im
provement! will be uicd In connec
tion with tho railroad conitructlon
work, and when tho work I com
pleted will be uicd aa freight houiei,
er In connection with ihlpplng on
Ihn Upper lake by thn Southern Pa
cific In connection with their rail
road. It Today, a iiuall tablet con
lalnlug itatement of my tagp hu.
liewi. I will be very thankful if tho
finder will phone inc. Phone 7CI.
J. I.. Yaden.
HEAVY VOTE
IN CONTEST
MIHM IMIIIIIH HTIMi LKAIW, WITH
MIHH MANTKN CIXNtK HKCX)NI
ANOIHER CAN0WA1E ENIEHS
I'nuiMl Intemit MaJfrted In Tlm
llerald'a llljc Contrst for Trip
to Callfomta.
Onre nioro tho vote In The Her
ald' big popularity conteat have been
counted and the mult ihowa a large
Increaie for each of the randldatea.
Ttio youa ladle who have already
entered to try for tho free trip to !o
Aiigelei are rejiortlng tho greatest
ucceu, beyond even their moit an
gulne eiH-cttlon.
Tho content, of courie, a yet I but
In It beginning, and there la plenty
of time for any young lady who do-
Irr a iplendld vacation trip abso
lutely free thl winter to enter, Kvcry
one ha her friend who will be morn
than glad lo aid her la her effort to
vlilt California. It ii omethln
worth driving for. and ttrlvlng hard.
It doc not require much time, cither
only a llttlo of your apare llmo
each day. The candidate who have
entered ar reporting themielvea n
urprlied at the ease with which
they aro enabled to get votea for
IIicuimIvp. Ha Id one young lady
cnl) yesterday:
"Actually It ha aurprUcd me.
i rally didn't know 1 had ao many
friend until I started out on this
contest. Hardly a person .of my ac
quaintance whom I have aeea thus far
ha refilled to aid me. It cost them
io llttlo and means so much to me.
Tho experience I havo gained, too, In
the few days I have been out Is worth
much to me."
There are, number M subscribers
who have received voting ballots to be
toted for some particular candidate
they iletlro. They probably have no
fatorltn, and are simply waiting for
tomo young lady to ask them for
their support. Devote aa much of
your time a poulblo to the contest
and you will And that It la an eauy
mailer to secure votes. No ono will
know how really anccesiful they can
bo until they havo tried.
Tbu standing of tho randldatea will
be publlihed again neat Monday. If
you aro a few votes behind now, work
hard for tho next few days and take
the lead. Following Is the standing
of tho candidates:
Helen Harris .'. 98,080
Mora Ma.len ItgWO
Ciolda IWn.ru 8,808
Hast'l IJtprmorv 11,000
At tho Opera Houio tonight thcro
will bo sovoral now pictures. A
charming lllograph comedy 01m, "Tho
Valet'a Wife, or Deceiving III Un
cle," "Tho Little Father." a aterllng
dramatic film, and "The Wealthy
lllval," an unuiual comedy of life In
tho Kait. "When Woman Hates." a
stirring melodrama, and "The Alex
andria Quadrille." a clover and In
teresting serlea of pictures.
An Eastern deaf-mute wife has
been glvon dlvorco from her deaf
mute husband, who called her names
on his Angers. She waa not obllgod
to "listen," but possibly curiosity got
the better of her. Sho had leas caio
than the similarly afflicted man
whoso deaf-mute wife kept him
awake nights by "talking." If t'hli
divorce fad continues, decrees will
yet bo glvon for simple suggestion.
THE BOYER HAT:
Tfce best M.M Hat made. Yes, That's what we aaM
The Best f 3 Hat Made
The very latest NoveMes tm Hats
The Portland Store
TRAPPING SEA
SON BEGINS
l-TI.-IIK.Mt I. tU AMHMM QUITK
MMKHOIH IX KMMATH
HIDES BRING GOOD PRICES
Kevrral Huadrrd Dollars' Wort erf
llldrs Already llrottght la TWs
Karly In the rWsow.
Now that the trapping season has
started In carneit, It Is In order to
nti that I he variety of fur-bcarlnt;
animals to bo found In this section Is
extremely large. Otter and mink aro
every year trapped around the var-
lou lakes In largo numbers, and aa
their furs bring good prices, the time
and effort expended In catching these
little fellows bring excellent returns.'
Then through the marshes the trap
ret out calch skunk and racoon, both
having hides highly valued by tho
furrier.
Those who hunt In tho mountains
bring back as a result of, their win
ter's work fishers and marten, silver
tipped though these are very rare
and cross fox, coyotes, black bear,
bobcat, panther and lynx In abun
dance. There are still left up on tho
higher ridges a few of those timber
wolves which formerly hunted In this
vicinity In large bands, killing tho
deer and cattle. In the fall these old
marauders follow the deer across the
hills to tho lowlands near the coast,
coming back In the aprlng as the deer
again turn toward the mountain. On
this sldo of the Cascades the deer are
mostly blacktall, white east of the
mountains the mule deer roam and
feed up, through the ravines and In
the forks of the rivers. A few moun
tain sheep are still left, bnt these are
now protected by law, as are the
great bands of antelope whleh range
across tho plains. These deer are
swift of foot, and can outdistance the
old cowhorso and leave the swift
co)ote hound far behind. Restless
and wary, they still have that terrible
curiosity peculiar to all deer, and If
you happen to be riding on one of
the plains where they are feeding,
will circle around and around, over
getting nearer and nearer In an ef
fort to seo what you are and why
)"bn came.
All hides aro prime at this season
of the year, with the perfect prime
about February, and as hides of all
kinds are bringing a good price, those
engaged In the fascinating sport of
ensnaring the unwary wood folk And
that they are amply repaid for all
their work.
HKAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Wm. Rurxoff to J. J. Cole. NW14
8ec 31, Tp. 38 S.. R. IS E.; 110.
J. II. Wheeler et ux to Belle
Skeen, 300x125 feet in NB cor Sec.
31, Tp. 338., It. 7 4 E.; $150.
Ilaxel Rolfe to Martin B. Rolfe,
8ft of NWK. NEK of NWK Sec.
9, SEU of SWU'Sec 4. Tp. 38 8..
R. 15 E.; 10.
Wm. 8. Worden et ux to Charlta
K. Worden, Fred Melhaso nnd Qua
Mclhase, undivided one-half Interest
In SWU nnd NW!4 nd NWU of
8WH Sec. 30, Tp. 3 8.. R I 8.;
110.
F. J. Booray to J. L. Cunningham,
lota 8 and I, block 43, First add. to
Klamath Falls; 110.
Chas. S. Moore et ux to Chas. E.
Meldrum, lot a block 18, Riverside
add. to Klamath Falls: 1100.
t
jast received by
express at
city loiRvrntx.
New crop best dates and
nuts.
East End Kandy Kitchen.
A nobby line of band bags at Stilt
Dry Goods company.
December Edison records at Mul
ler'i. December Edison record at Mut
ter's. Lace sale at Brick store on Satur
day. 10,000 yards at 2 He per yard,
On Saturday laces worth 16c per
;arl will be sold for Cc. Ilricg store.
Have you seen our new line of or
naments? Stilts Dry Goods com
pany. Stilt Dry Goods company nave a
Ane line pt ladles' and children's un
derwear nnd hose.
Don't forget the great redaction
sale of coats, suits nnd millinery at
Stilts Dry Goods company.
Special lace sale at the Brick
store. Ten thousand yards will be
sold for less than one-half Its rain.
HIGH SCHOOL JfOTi
The Boys' end Girls' Literary so
cieties will hold a Joint meeting In
the High School auditorium Decern
bar 17th, and a very Interesting pro
gram Is expected.
The Boys' and Girls' Glee clubs
have been practicing regularly and a
marked Improremeat Is showa.e-
The Freshmen Chorus class has
been singing together, aad It Is
known that It will soon appear la
public.
The High School feels quite proad
of the fact that the basketball gaums
which was played oa ThaaksgtrlBg
afternoon waa won. This encourage
ment has no doubt Inspired the beys
with fresh enthusiasm, so that they
will practice all the more.
Amoag the new pupils of the High
School aro Misses Ross SUvsa.
Maude Martin, Almee Wing aad
Pearl Davidson.
Miss Myrta Carter Is soon ex
pected to be with us agala, aa she Is
over her long Illness. '
New magaslaes are belag ordered
for the different rooms In ths High
School, and the new ones ndded to
those that we already have will make
an abundance of magaslaes.
The monthly grades are being giv
en out today and each month Im
provement Is noted.
This month's Boomer wilt soon bo
out, nnd ns there will be cartoons. It
will no doubt be more Interesting.
The pupils are looking forward to
the Christmas vacation with pleasure
and say to one aaother that half el
the school term Is nearly goae. Va
cation thla year will begin oa De
comber 17th and school will ceaveao
again on Monday, January 3d.
The High School has Just received 1
a beautiful and valuable colleetloa of
mineral specimens from Mr. Oeo. T.
Kline. These, ndded to what we al
ready had mounted, will make our
collection quite complete. The H. 8.
feels very grateful to Mr. Kline for
this kindness.
Bigger and Better
We have recently moved mto
tag oa Mala street, nest doer tu
are now better neefwrcd taaa ever to eswv yea
and arrt- lass yeuds.
CaM aad see oar aew e,aarlcrs
treated rcsardtem of year nalssem.
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DAVIS REPLIES
TO CHARGES
AXMWKHM Iff IIKTAIL TUB btTATbV
MKXTfl MADK TO OTSiaiTlTBs
TACTS C0tm"IAlJJNGt-l
nVCersTtJaaB NBO n4nCsTtvtT
Glres His Insjirstnsrnt f
Following la the sUteaseat
by Chief Eagtaeer Davis la aaswer to
the charges aude before the Catted
States senatorial committee aw Irtssja
tlea durlag Its sessions here. Tie
charges were published la a CMaasjo
paper aad were bresght to the attoa
tloa of Secretary Balllager, whe, hi
submitting Mr. Davis' aaswer, stated:
"There are the facts. Facta are aaaade
answer to ear aad all eharaea." '
"A Chicago paper la Ma Issaav's
November It prints aa article
'Graft Ssepocted by Senate
tee.' ln whleh the
makes statesfteats that are ealealalad
to redect upon the business
nnd effldal probity of the late
tary Hitchcock, Director Charles D.
Waleott aad SsperrMng nTaniasir i.i
B. Upplaeott, whe were ressieessMe
for the acta called la qnsstlsw. aad
bobs ot waoei are bow la tae ssrrtse -
or la possissloa ef the
meats which would
charges.
"While I have had aethiac to do
with the nartlealar traaaiMUow 'w
queotioa, I am lar neasUeai to give tho
facts showa by the rsearda whleh sa
Urely eaeaerate the reetaaMllea ser
vice from the charges Instated by tho
correspondent.
"Tk - - - - - lk 4ada,
of lands tor right eC way. twsssjeaariil,,
sites sad water rights BOsesBssT!! is"
the coastraetloa ef the sjrajatt. amf , V '
tae contracts for panacea ha'
Hon were all approved by the
of directors rirssatlng the
users, who are required to pay ths)
cost of the works.
"All these aegeUatleaa ware to
progress for a loag time. The nettle
ulars were a matter of pabHc
sVssea-
7vftv
alon at various sssetlaga. They
outlined In a pamphlet lasaed by the
directors, aad the purchases were
Anally recommended by heard ef
engineers, coaalstlag of hfsaara. He-;
placott, Saaders, Wiener, Jacobs aad
Ensign, aad approved by the
of the water users' amcriatlni
being approved by the secretary ef
the iaterlor.
"This bub, Abel Ady, aAerwards
mads these charges aad the afsrvta
Ing engineer, J. B. Llpplasett, de
manded aa Ins-sstlgstlsa, The ac
cuser was celled before the heart ef
directors aad questioned rcsjardtac
hla proofs. Wherenpoa. aa shews by
n copy ot the mlautss et the heard.
Mr. Ady stated that, 'So far aa any
(Cesttmeed ea rasje Twe.)
ear new store fat tae While
the First KnUeaal
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