The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 10, 1909, Image 1

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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1909.
FaW3 6CZNTS
TIMBER HERE
INDUCEMENT
.asm TKI'ItK KIM i:K TO
lirMJUl' 1.1'MIIKII WIHWHV
maiYWILLBCHRMINUS
That '- Will End Men'
lata hnrii Time a Hill
Rsild m 'Waco
Ai latfreitlng artlclo In tho Or.
Htlu ImiJ" ut'liulil Ilia belief
lilt KUmtlh Fall I I" be H"1 "t"
jjm potato! the Hill road through
CMinl Omon.
Tttr U nu lunicnr any doubt thai
.lUckJtttlt H" "' '" "," rH"'
W Ikroutb Ida Diwchuli't Itiutill)
It IM iwal x1'1 S'tnn timber region
c( XkMlh county, mill that Ktan
ilk rtlli h ba Hi" termlnu until
ixl tin m Hi" nwil I puahed on
t Im rrinclKo, Two crown of n
llin tato been engaged In ttm
wrtkrrs part i'( tll taunt)', nnn
mIIh preliminary nrvcy of tho
wllrt ml to the rait rlilo of Upper
KUatU Uie, and going out over
tl totihtrn pacific from here, au4
ltretli!f that ttm party wn n
Wi4 of timber rrulaera ttrlven out
lit Uf food by Ilia heavy mows of
IktpMtfaw vreks,
Brsjsalag nrsrly four year ago
ika lis arijulilllon of tho Klamath
Uktreltrosd, ritendlng from Thrall
t.Ftsasuta, and aoine 30,000 acre
tuskrUn4 tbat had been brought
tits Us koldlag of that company by
IWm; Uadlojr, tho We)erhuuer
TlaWr roaipany ha bought other
sole) of the Jeuny Creek plateau
ill tkroigbuul tho chutcrat belts of
tt mat KUmath forests, until tho
tteJutsot tb big irndlcato now ap
ratlMtt J,000 acre. Thli reu-
trmtU the Uvcatuienl of several mil.
IIom of capital by thU on company.
BtMlIn a Cariwntrr. heavy oper
Mora, sate recently mado eilcnitvo,
(CoalKturO oa Page I)
Two tliuuiiitid fin't of ni'w picture
at tho Opnra llouae tonight "Her
lluay liny" Id oim n tlmxi ilollKhtful
romeille full of Urn untupecteil, A
wonderful HloKtnpli nt ft), acted nnd
pri'MUltnil In III)) liana) oitellcnt Hinti
tier whlrh lina become nliiiiml ayiion-
nniou with their liitinn U tho "Tragic
1.0 vt." A very mmitliig rotnedy I
tho rlevor llttla ak.ll, "My Wife'
(lonu to tho Country,", while hubby
performs tho usual foolish nnll at
tributed to tlm whilom harhelur "Tho
Tricky Druiiumrn" and "Tim Klddlu
and the Kan" am two other eiually
IntereatliiK fllun ahowu tonight.
MAY ASSESS A
DRAINAGE TAX
j.tnm HKi'i'K katii:ii oy vks
NIMIiait TO IIK.NHOM'M
A LC1UR IROM BALUNGCR
lu
U'hlfh tlte Hnrrfarr
That a Tat May lk
Intlntate
I'arl
It ha romo to light rerently Hint
the HeiiMinllrlgga Idea relative to
the aaln of the beU of the lakei M
quite old, having originated nlxiu.
four yoara ago with Jarob llcutk.
Mr. Ileurk conrelveil the Idea that
thojandownnr of the project ihoull
recelro Miiim benefit from thU land,
and accordingly wroln the pecrriar,-
of the Interior, luggratltiK that n
drainage tax lo applliil to theo
land. During the pad four yean
there ha heon more ir leu corre
pondrnra between Mr. Ileuck and
the department, resulting In the end
lug of a petition to tho iwcri'tary em
lMd)lng the rrqnet.
When the petition waa prenrnted,
Kerrclary llalllnger armwerod that tin
waa unacquainted with tho condition
prevailing here, and that he had re
ferred tho matter to tho reclamation
aervlre, Aa oon a tho nercitary
SATURDAY ENDS
SPECIAL OFFER
OITCIt NOT TO UK IIHI'i:.TKI
IH'HIMJ fONTT
FLORA MASTCN IN THE LEAD
Nutnrrlplliina May ll I'ald Now ami
l'irr Hlartrtl at Hime
Future lh)te
The big apeclal offer mado to tlm
ronteitanta will cIomi tomorrow night
at II ii. m.. All auhtcrllitlon to annlr
on thl lifter muni bo received at thU
ntnie beforu that tlmv. Candldateit
hould makn an eitra effort to rlomi
all of llulr promUea tomorrow, lie
member, thl offer will not bo re-pi-htiil
during tho conteat, If )our
friend really want to help you they
will do It now, when their help count
moit, A largo reiervo voto now will
mean a stent deal to the contestant.
If you hnvo promised to help either
of the young ladle, now I tho tltu-j
to fulfill your pledge. Them I no
advantage whatever In waiting until
thn lat day to pay your auhicrlptlon,
and b paying now you will help
your fnvorlla to get a large number
of eitra vote. Don't delay do It
now, whllo you think of It.
If you am paid In advance for omn
other local paper, and don't with to
have both at tho amo lime, the can
didate am author lied to accept fu
ture ttart. I'ay for It now and tho
naiier will be itarted on tho data yon
designate, and your receipt will bo
dated from that time. Thl give
you an opiwrtunlty to help your fav
orite, even If you are taking aomo
other paper.
Following I tho utandlng of tho
candidate:
Flora Maalen 36,300
Helen llarrl 33.600
tlolda llarne ..1.300
(Coatlaard on I'age 4.)
OTKV COMTKHT C'AHK
Commlaalouer of Hie lnd Office Hnv
lalna Orllaal Itrclalon.
I! 0 llrowvr, who with M. fur
red, tho Oorrla lawyer, defended Al
bert Oti'i, In tho contoat brounh'.
iiKuliiDt hi homoatead by John II
Vollmer, la received r.otlio of tho
(SecUlfin by the corumluloner of the
tloneral land offlco In favor of Mr.
Otny, affirming tho declalon of tho
Ukovlow office, from which Vollmer
had aptiealod.
Tho following eiproaalon from tho
itcclilon aeema to Indicate Mr. Otey'a
full compliance with the homeatead
iiqulromonla, at leaat from the com
inlimliiner'a vlow of the matter.
"Comlderlng the entire record of
the testimony In thla caao, defend
ant'a good faith a a homestead en
trytnan I apparent from flrt to laat.
Kvcry charge In the conteat affidavit
land disproved by the overwhelm
lie reght of the teatlmony aubmlt-ted."
M. C. MARKKK INJIRKD
While at work thl afternoon at
the Houthcrn Pacific freight depot,
engaged In loading boxe filled with
Plato glaaa, M. C. Markoo waa faulty
Injured, one of the largo raaea falling
upon him. Ha waa (landing at tho
tide of tho wagon tbat wai being
loaded when tho tram attached t It
atarted up, caualng the men to loan
control of the caae and precipitating
It on top of Mr, Markee. Medical
aid waa aummonrd Immediately, put
there I no hope entertained for )il
eeorcry. Mrs. Markee Is at the aide
of her Injured husband.
All Xmai prrsenta wrapped In nlco
(Kite and handsomely engraved free
at Winter'.
ORDINANCE IS
ASKED FOR
COL'.VLTI, AHKK MIIT 41 WATKH
COMI'ANV TO IIK-HVIIMIT IT
IF MEANS MORE HYDRANTS
And m Itedartlon of Inssjraajce Rates.
More Hose Carts WtoaM Re
IToeMed
December 31st, New Year's eve,
there will be a masquerade ball given
at the opera house. This Is the four
teenth annual mask ball given by
Mr. Houston, and as each year they
are more ana more anenaea ana
seem to be moro successful, this year
the ball should be an extraordinary
success. Three prltes of $10 each
will be awarded to those whose cos
tumes are considered either the not
comical, the most original, or thn
best sustained.
District superintendent R. E. Dan
lap and the Rev. O. H. Fesae will
dedicate the new MetaodbK church
at Merrill this coming Sunday.
Toys Free
with Cash
Purchases
Tomorrow
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Vi aSBBBPoW ISA
ammmmmvarnmamv t t j7
MHnlaWarlal n-awl' - l 7v
DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING HERE
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Tm wHl ftad approprittc gifts for the Urgeit and the
wilt; wctal pNMiti tilt will gladdei the hetrU of
the you aid old. Tojs. Dolls, Neckwear, lhawlf.
Corract Footwear, Wppera, aothliig lwetr &h
Ua4mear, Uatbrellaa, f ult Cwea, Trunks. .
Mo troaala to find jut what you want for hint or her at
this store, free deli-ery to any part of the city
Naw atock Nap-a-Tan Ihoea juit arrived
for Mai, Women and Children
KKK STORE
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Boat Forget tha Oand FrosdnjM to be Often Away Ciurittnus
tUUKK MKMTION
Bpratt Wells Is down from Dly.
II. 8. Newton Is In the city from kU
ranch.
Vbono G4 for your wallpaper and
linoleum.
Jack Johnson Is In the city from
Tulo Lake.
Prank Cutter of Dairy Is a visitor
In tho city.
Don't miss the specials at the Brick
Store Saturday.
J. K. Drlscoll Is down from bis
homo at Ilonanu.
Special salo on ladles' bats at thtt
Ilrlck Storo Saturday.
Up-to-date ornaments at the Stilts
Dry Goods Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Merrill arc stop
ping at tho Llvermore.
Quy Merrill has returned from his
trip to Ban Francisco.
See the now line of Kornek brass.
Winter's Jewelry store.
18 and 14 K. gold wedding rings.
Winter's Jewelry store.
We pack, label and ship all pres
ents free. Star Drug Co.
W. L. Mitchell Is visiting In the
city from his ranch at Lorella.
Hand Dags, latest patterns, nobby;
at tho Stilts Dry Goods Co.
lumber ft Pealrs, painters and
panehangers. Phone tS4.
Progressive supper, Whlte-Maddox
building, Friday, December 10th.
Camber ft Pealrs for wall paper.
Send for samples and prices. Phone
S4.
The action of the city council last
ovcnlng In appointing Councilman
Wilkin as a committee of one to re
quest the Light and Water company
to again submit Its ordinance for the
Installation of hydrants Is the flrjt
step taken In the matter of securing
for the city the reduction In Insurance
rates that Is so urgently desired by
tho buslneas men of the city. The
offer of the underwriters to make the
cut of 23 per rent has stirred every
bualneas man to urgo the Immediate
psasage of tne ordinance. The mem
bers of tho council and Mayor Sander
son are equally as anxious to secure
for tho city tho best possible rating,
and since the ordinance has already
been passed twice and signed, there
seems to be nothing In the way af
meeting the demands of the Insur
ance people.
Under the provision of the ordi
nance heretofore passed, and which
the Light and Water company fallod
to accept, seventy hydrants will
Installed. This will place hydrants
throughout the city so located that
one nnd one-half blocks will be the
farthest point from any one hydrant.
The rapid growth la population of
the city and consequent Increaee la
the number of homes makes It necer
ary for the matter of additional hy
dranta to receive the early and care
ful consideration of the city oBclats.
Under present conditions there are a
number of sections of the city that
aro practically unprotected, and If a
tiro should start at night would re
sult In n property loss of thousands
of dollars. In the district where Are
protection Is Inadequate the attentlou
of property owners has for some tlm
been directed townrds securing some
chnnge In conditions, so as to afford
them ample protection. They feel
that their homes. In which many of
them have every cent Invested, should
receive the same protection as do
the blocks and business houses on
Main street, nnd the demand for hy
drants throughout the city is grow
ing dally.
If the original ordinance la re
passed by the council it will settle
the question of securing water for use
In case of Ore. The nest matter that
should receive the attention of the
council Is the locating of one pr two
hose houses on the hills nnd the or
ganisation of emergoncy Are compa
nies In the neighborhood where the
hose carts are located. With these
precautions there would remain nn
reason why any conflagration should
not be quickly subdued.
OREGON A. 0. 1. W.
WITHDRAWS
JO tVOXORR A MEMBER OF THE
HUPRKME LODOR
UNFAJKNCSS IS IHC CAUSE
Ref oral to Rear aw I'aesjaal
for the Retseflt of Other
Mates
SPECIAL COUN
CIL MEETING
CITY DAM IM OOKanMtJfCK
OVRR WESTERN VMiOlf
ALLOW POLES ON KLAMATH
Relieve Mala
Be Ovs
Street Won
(VOwVBaai WiaNB TFMMy MyBJaTjB
A. F. 41 A- M. SPECIAL
Monday night, the 13th. will be
stated communication and election of
officers. All members should make a
special effort to be present. All vis
itors are cordially Invited. By orderi
of the W. M. O. B. GATES.
Secretary.
Rather than submit longer to what
It regarded as an Inequitable and un
just Imposition of Uses for the bene
fit of other Jurisdictions by the au
preme lodge of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen, the grand lodge of
Oregon has seceded and Itself become
sovereign body. Not only has tko
grand lodge by this drastic action re
nounced Its allegiance and severed all
connections with the supreme lodge.
bat It has revised IU coasttutlon and
bylaws no tbat all reference to the
supreme lodge has been omitted.
ThU step waa taken at a called
meeting of the grand lodge Monday.
November tt, over the protest of S
preme Master W. M. Narvts. who
came to Portland from Muscatine. In.,
to endeavor to ward of what he fore
saw would be a solar plesaa blow to
the national organisation.
So far as possible a cloak of se
crecy was thrown about the afalr,
with such success that beyond thoee
vitally interested the facta connected
with the step placing the grand lodge
of Oregon on an Independent plane
hnve not become known until sixteen
days after the called meeting was
held. Not only do grand lodge oil
clals declare that the action waa per
fectly Justified. In fact. Inevitable un
less the Oregon Jurisdiction was will
log to bow IU neck under the yoke
of taxation and watch a consUat
stream of IU coin tow oat of the
sute. but they assert that since the
secession a livelier Interest has been
awakened la lodge affairs la this
sUte. and the outlook for the future
on na Independent basis isToeeate.
MORE UOHT
CHKAI'Mt LK1HT
Why aot bay your suits, from us
and save 30 per ceatT, rUe aaad
tailored satu aad overcoats. Good'
rich's Cash Store.
A special meeting of the aK
dl waa called last night te
the proposed ordinance allewtas; Um
Western Ualea Telegraph mmnny to
eater the eHy aad erect petes aa4
strlag sack wires as may be aeaesaary
to carry oa their business, asiaialu
amendments to the ordinance which.
had beea paesed nt a provtoaa meet
lag on IU second reading were ha
traduced by the mayor aad
of the conadL It '
dleat to set a time UaUt of tweaty-tve
years oa the fraaehlee, to he five
the company aad to allow tacts a
rlghU to the poles already iriKsd if
the ulepneae company,
ameadmeat to curb their
shoald they hay eat the
era of the local company.
amendment stated that they ah M
clear the streeU aad rcbaJM all navo
meau, leaviag the etreeU la as sjacs)
condition after they crest thcer
or change the posHIca of aay i
erected, as the
they commsaesd
The orders rsscived hy the Isssi
of the telegraph ecsnsaay. who Is i
la the city with a sjaac e t
to commence work, were
sheaM erect petes cat the
side of Mala street to cheat has bbssV
die of the alack fat which tB),M?n
mora hotel steads. The
ceuaell agreed that with the
wires already oa
thoee that the trolley
have to erect whoa they iasnaat the
electric ear system, the street wsM
have as many poles as weald he aeV
vtaable. The recorder
directed to notify the
of the company at Baa Fraaileis that
the council waa wUUag to attsw them
to build their line ap Klamath ave
nue to a point opposite or sear their
oface oa Mala street, aad theses ap
cae of tho side streets to Mala.
After the council atet laat Monday
a aaw bid for the sewer heads waa re
ceived hy Recorder LeavKt MM
at pec eeat, with a premlam sf
150.
It was agreed that the
rhoald meet toabjht at CRy
Zumwalt's etnee aad lack aver the
smape aad surveys of the cRy, to ac
termlae whether It woaM ha advis
able to lay the sewer oa Mala street
or Klamath aveaae.
Bay a piece of Kornek brass for
Xmas at Wleter's.
Yoa shoald make It a poiat af salt
lag at Gillette's Furniture stars aad
looking over the lac aseortmeat of
rugs aad earpeU before investing la
your Christmas gifts.
Have h Install an electric nseter for
yoa aad accoasnteth the above
VOTE SCHEDULE
Yates.
Dally HeraM, S naes., f MaS IO0
Dally Herald, nos., sB-IM. 100
Dally HeraM, t jr., f8.ee .,000
Dally Herald, 9 yrs., ttlDdO 4,00')
The Twng4ea la
THE WHITE
Light, aad as cosnpered to saa light la
ONLY aarpaased hy the
KLRCTRIO ARO
fleaa, aAVB. aad where yoa waat It.
IT DOBB NOT
Raise yoar Inearaare
Some Things in
Leather
Cigar Caeca
Ctosrcttc Casss
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CeeVnr Bcsss
CaaTBocee
TcttetSets
MaaJeaasSets
$250
To be rtiven away
: Something Doing Dec. 11th :
It will pay you weU to wait and iee
Otovc
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Traveckac
Watch thla space for SnsastloM
Star Drug Co.
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