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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1909.
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INDIANS HAVE
FINECATTLE
MMV pntmniu vmfKvr iiv
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AU MD DURHAM SIOCK
I U'IImin Declare) TImI
It llrait Money In the
WrlMlml MUKk
-XUI I lt beat-looking herd u(
rattl. I bo cr seen," Mid Dr. Hm
MkClur. wneii inspecting Hi" herd
111 Ked Durham belonging l
Ik KUroth training school on ih
lies rnrrtiilun last uuiair. Dr.
McCUrs I H ,u,n InipMlor lu
lUritol tho animal ludiialry, ami U
loatfd 1 IVndlctnii. Iln U a man of
1 14 trlf nro In llila Hue. ami liU
epltlM I valuable.
lite Buparlnlondent Wilson took
tUri of ( Indian reaervallon lie
u mo a apeclslA fjort t( Improve
lb. trtfd of the lien! belonging to
tUichool until now ilioy hate one of
Us test la the alale, II not on the
tout, Tie best rcsl.twd bulla bare
Wm ssrthsacd, ami all o( Iho scrub
Math las been either sold )r
atttlrrtd for the nu nf the 110
rissrlts and Iho employees.
Ttf lard U nor compoard entirely
f Rei Durham, ami rvvron U a
perfect animal, and Iho liand make a
ratty picture feeding In Iho pa
tint.
Dr. Harrison or I'ortland, also ron
tset.4 with tho bureau of animal In
laatrr. ai at Iho reservation la-t
ask to tnako an Inapccllon of tho
tod. A 'artful test waa made or Iho
Wad, tho Umperalure being taken
il tiatrtulln being ln)ictcl, ant
sot oa uBMiund animal waa found
Is the entire 176.
Mr. Wllion. who li In Iho rllr lo
sty. speaking or Iho rnattnr, atatrtl
(bit la hi otilnlon cattlemen at the
rrtsrst time gate too Utile atlontlon
l Ikt Irred and quality or tho cattlo
ralMd. Ho la drone advocate of
Hull bred t at tit, and atmc Umt It li
n aureeas from a niianclal at rtricl (xilnt.
I- rotn thla inn) In) til tin In iiralliiK
irwnmery wlilili kui1iIIcm tlm fiitlni
ailiool and tuniilii) !., (itnalinutil-
300 people, In mtdllliili to thin Hut
nclii.nl U auppllud with meat ami
kiioiikIi anlmaU sold on tlm outalitu
to kIvu n iihmI profit.
GET EXPERT
FROM PORTLAND
I'lTKIt MKK MITIX
Tho laleat la a tralnlliK achiiol it
HliliiliiKton, Tho tunrhliiK.tiaR, thu
randlinx. tr aro dally lirouxht Into
lilay, and atiotlirr xtilbltloii may l
eipi-cttxl whiii,
A abort trip up Iho lak waa mado
by tho Wlnxma on Monday, thn lc to
tho contrary iiotwIlhatamlliiK Hh
nnct'untirnl alMitit four Inrlica of lev
In Minn placoa,
Tho tftitiat Ijik" l.utnlinr compnny'a
launch llim built by McDonald U
mailiiK cotnpli.tlim, Hlio will bo n
beauty, aa well na a Miwerful bonl,
What! I MU on Klamath lako In
ono aiimmerT Wow! Beat I
A now dltri'ralun on wlnga of atrol
A part) of Hhlpplnxtnn boa mmlo a
flylntc trip to tlurk lilaml on akatot
on Wi'dlira4lay inoriilnK, Tla aald
Caiollnn boata nn not In It for x,-J
romptrt with akati-a. ,
Captain John Totten la timklnx ex
lonalvo lliiprotrint'iita at bla dock,
ll-ili- itttnillliK tho dock bo will
build a warehouao 30(00 ftH't, with
peril a pa a wlrelraa atatlon nnd Unlit.
I.oilao,
Tho Uiincji Iturna Vlata la placed
In winter nuartera, Tbo lluena Vlatn
belonx to tho nunpany of tho aami
niinii, and la, pcrhape, Iho flniiit
launch In Klamath county. Hho waa
built by I'eter Terry for tho company
at a coat of 11,000 three )ara nun.
NAVKIATOIt
Why buy xaaollno Hulita from tra.
elltiK airnta when you ran buy them
cheaper at homo from a reliable firm.
I.el ua quota )ou price. Ilaldwln
Motor and Huply Co. Phono 911.
A. K. A. M.
Hpeclal cmmunlcatlon Krlday en
nliiK. December I "lb. for ronfcrlnit
Iho M. M. denreo. Ily order of tho
V. M. O. II. tIATKH. Bec'y.
1'hone IS I for your wallpaper and
linoleum.
(OUNCII, WA.NTH MOIti: ADVIL'K
ON Hi:Vi:it MK'ATKJ.NH
PASS TELEGRAPH FRANCHISE
THE TIME, THE PLACE
SB CLOTHES
Aay tlMt, and inywhere you can
war tttla-Dlocli iMrt Clothe.
Tkcy will cany yon throatfh the
doaaat bulnfaa deal, or aaka
yoa look dlgalflcd and arioa at
your church. They are the high
eat die of ready-to-wear clothea
la Aawrtce. Thty are priced ao
aa to .meet your eelNreapect More
thai half way. Try the ena:
I Tala
STORE
llnllnancr for luaUllIng HUty New
Hydranta for Klrr I'rolPrtlon
la Introduced
At an adjourned mectlnic of tho
city council lait evenlme Iho ordl
nnnco waa paaaed urantlnR a fran
chlatt to Ihv Wcatvrn Union Telegraph
company tu erect poloa alonR Klam
nth nteniiu to Third atre.it from Third
to Main and eaal on Main to Second.
An ordinance u Introduced by
Councilman Wllklna for aupplylnR lb
city with alxty now ftro b)dranta and
rontrarlliiK with tho Klamath Kalla
I.Ulit and Water company for laatall
ItiK tbo h)dranta and tho acrvlco
thereon, Thla ordinance la almllar
to the ono paaaed by thu council aome
lime nro, but never accepted by the
water company. Tho matter wai re
ferrtM to tbo flro and watvr commit
tint to InvcatlRato whether tbo loca
lion of tbo h)drnnla la In accordance
with tbo recommendallona of tho Oru
underwrltera. A report will bo mado
at tbo rcRiilar mevtlnr next Monday
evelilnR,
On motion of Councilman Caatol
tbo Toiler JudRo waa Initructed to
write to Ma or Hltnon of I'ortland,
aaklnR U he could recommend Reed
newer eiiRlneer to conault with the
city vnRlncor of thla city on tho plana
alread) prepared for tho propoMd
auwi r yatcm.
Tho propoalllon for aecurlnR addi
tional advlco on tho aowrr quoatlon
waa dlacuaaed at aomo IcnRth. In
r of thu ktrret Rradea and tbo
fad that, In caao tho main pipe war
located on Klamath aunue, It would
lo too near tho aurfaco of tho atretit,
Councilman Wllllta and llanka atato.l
they were ready to favor Main atrcot
Counrllmen Wllklna and Caatell, on
the other hand, appeared to bo In to-
tor of lonilliiK tho aewer main un
Klamath avutiuo. Ma) or Sanderain
atated Hint bo waa convinced that it
would bo Impoaalblo to locato II on
Ktamalh nvvnuo on account or tho
RraJo bcInK ao near tho water level.
WHO IH N1IK?
It la at Hard Queatloa lo Aaawer,
Iho lracWaj are Very Cloao
aa
Who li aheT la a quoatlon that It
heard on every hand, and ono week
from tomorrow ovenlng It will I
nnawered. That the cloalng daya or
tho contest aro to m marked by
atrenuoua activity on tbo part or the
conleaUnta and their frlendi la al
ready bocomlnc evident. Tbe friends
and aupportera of tbo various candU
datra are now coming Into tbe open,
tnd oro actively working their choice.
All are determined tbat to their
favorite ahall fall tbe honor or repro-
aentlng thla city In the Oregon Roost
or girls' party.
Fall Itamora
Now that the contest to about to
close the candidate may eipect all
sorts ol raise rumors. Tbe canul-
date will hoar tbat someone else ha
enough votes "up her sleeve" to win,
nnd that It Is nil over but the shout
Ing. Hut don't )ou believe It, no can
didate could have an Irretrievable
lead at thla stage of the contest. Tbe
contest manager has boon through
many contests, and thla promises to
bo closer and Harder fought than
any he has over bandied. One or two
subacrlptlona Is very apt to decide th
winner. Bo go In to win, and don't
allow anything to discourage you.
HprrUI Offer Cloara Hooa.
Tbo candldatea bavo but two days
left In which to get eitrn vote on
new subscribers. There are n few
people In the city yet wbo are not
taking tho Herald, and If approached
they would no doubt subscribe. Tbu
Herald Is recognised by all to be tbo
trading newipaper In tbo Klamnib
country. It give the news every day
aa It happens In a bright readablo
manner, and to be without It la to
mlaa tho Important happenings In and
about tbe city. If )ou are not a sub
scrlber this Is your opportunity.
. Tho following table give tbe stand
ing or tbe candidate i -"
Flora Masten ... .. 70,00
Helen Harris C8.000
Oolda Darnes 26,000
SURVEYORS
DONE HERE
NKMOX TKMJt HIM MK
PIXIHH WOHK ON THK KLAMATH
VALIM-XATHOX BRANCH
HAVE DEPARTED FOR REDDING
Engineer KaowMost Will Work
tbe Pit River Harvrjr to
ARaraa
Eight men, the remainder of tbr
surveying crew of Engineer B. r.
Knowtton of tbe Southern Pacific
company, left tnis morning lor Hea
ding to Join their chief on the survey
telng made up tbe Pit river to At
turas to connect with tbe survoy ti
nlamath Fall.
Mr. Knowlton, who baa been on the
Klamath Falls-Natron survey, baa
completed his work there, and las:
week left for Redding with fourteen
cf his crew. The balance received
Instructlona to leave for Redding thin
morning.
ItOHHIURa MAY TAX ATTORNEY
Haprrnse Ooart I'eetoMe Charter Pro
vfcfttac for "Pabllc Good" Rcvrasw
PORT KLAMATH NOTES
RKHOl.tTIONH OP CONIMLKNCK
The Klamath Kalla Military Hand
paaaed tho following resolutions of
condolenco In respect to the memory
of their Into member:
Whereas, Tbo Or cat nnd Supremo
Killer of tbo Universe has In Ills In
finite w I ail o in removed from among
us ono of our worthy and osteemed
members, M. C. Market',; and, whoro-
as. tho long and Intlmato relations
bold with him In tbe faithful dW
rbargo of bis duties In this organisa
tion makes It eminently befitting that
wo record our appreciation or hint;
therefore.
Resolved, That the wisdom and
ability which bo has exercised In thu
aid of our organisation by service and
counsel will bo bold In grateful re
membrance;
Resolved, Tbat wltn deep sympa
thy with tho bereaved relative of
Iho deceased we express our hop'
(hat oven ao great a loaa to ua all
may bo overruled for good by Him
who doeth all things well;
Resolved. That a copy of thoso
resolutions bo spread upon the re.
ords of this organisation, a copy
printed In tbo local papers, and a
copy forwarded to tbo boreaved fam
ily.
Klamath Kails Military Band.
QKOROB R. 1IURN,
C. M. RAMBBY,
J, 8. DODQB,
Commltteo,
PORT KLAMATH. Dec. 16. (Spe
cial) Mercury 6 above thla morning.
Davo Noah la getting around again,
and la ablo to boas tbe Job at least.
No work Is turned away, for he haa a
first-class blacksmith In charge of his
shop.
Hud Parker'a smiling face may bo
seen among us again. Ho la bappy
to bo with ua also, although discon
solate over the prospect of naviga
tion. Ills trial trip waa futile. Ice
la two Inchea thick on Agency lake,
with an additional two Inchea over-
crusted snow.
Tho Matama Is back to the Weed
landing, and awaiting tbe breaking
up of the Ice. "Whero la Totten, and
when la be coming?" Thto seem to
to the leading question.
Wllllo Liberty and Foster are cut
ting wood In Seven Mile for the Ad
ams' dredgor. They have quite a lot
ot It to cut, and get timber from the
reserve.
C. E. Hot left a few daya ago for
Klmlra, Cal., to visit hi father, wbo
I dangerously III. Ill brother,
doorge, Is riding on the Klamath In
dlan reservation, and Is net awaro of
the fact. '
Richard Molhase I bavlag Ms team
shod today, and getting ready to go
to Klamath Pall for freight' tomor
row. Other may have to WH la line
later, a provision are ruaaMg short,
and It may be some time Mfora we
will get another boat. ..
Mr. Editor, these new Items must
bo hot, as yesterday the Iln was ot
bocause or the burning ot a funs win
at Klamath Palls central fmce, and
aa a result will have to let them cool
a llttlo before sending, or the lineman
may undertake to cool the seal of
our humble news rustler. '
Roaeburg may tax lawyers 110 a
year for practicing In tbat city. So
the Supreme Court ruled In nn opln
Ion written by Associate Justice Mc
Pride. Bute Senator Albert Abraham
bad protested against the license as
being unauthorised by law. but he
was ruled against both la the lower
court by Circuit Jndf J. W. Hamll
ton and by the Supreme Court, which
affirmed Judge Hamilton's decree.
An set ot 1105, authorising munic
ipalities to "license and regulate all
such edlllnga, trade and employ
ment as the public good may require
to be licensed and regulated and aa
are not prohibited by law."
"Tbe 'public good' la a broad term.
but II the city council of Roaeburg."
say the court, "determine that It t
tor the public good of tbat commun
ity that lawyers be licensed and be
compelled to pay a tax ot 110 each.
such a tax Is legal and authorised by
law."
"If," aaya Judge. MeBrlde, "tbe law
waa enacted for the purpose of rais
ing revenue there would be no doubt
a to tbe authority of the city to tax
lawyers, and the term 'public good'
has been held to Include the purpose
ot raising revenue. Tbe court flnda
that tbe charter ot the city ot Roae
burg was copied from an old one of
San Francisco, and that this charter
waa expressly held to Include tho
raising ot revenue within the term
public good.' "
John R. Nelson gavo tbe following
Interview to tbe Herald In relation
to tbe trouble between himself nnd
wife, who formerly waa Grace Allen,
n native or this county. Mr. Nelson
states tbat be has been accused of
many tblnga by bla wife, and aa at
tempt made to have him arrested,
and he wishes to tell the truth about
tho matter, as be would do If he had
to go Into court.
"This trouble," said Mr. Nelson,
began with tbe sale of some reser
vation cattle belonging to my wife.
which were part of tbe recent govern
ment allotment I have been work
ing with Cantrall A lluson, ruaalsg
their cook bouse at the Long Lake
mill. My wife wanted some money to
go to her sister at Klamathon. I told
her I didn't have It at tbe time, and
she said 'yoa sell my goveramest
cattle.' She came to. towa and saw
Earl Bolton, wbo worked at the
Ludtke market about It, and on
Thursday I went with Roy Beck to
tho reservation and drove three head
of cattle as far as my wife's place on
the reservation. I came oa to town
that nlgbt. and told Beck If he didn't
near from me to como on In. He
came In and we took tbe cattle to
Crlsler A Stilt's place. They were
to buy these cattle for 146.
'She then went to see Bolton and
Mr. Knope, who owns the puce.
offered to give her 145, but wsnted a
Mil of sale. I told her not to do It.
as she would get Into trouble, bat to
sell to Crlsler A Stilt. Mr. Stilt
would not take them. We fell eat
then, nnd I waa to take the horse aad
buggy for $100 which she owed me,
"She then went to Bolton aad said
the cattle, aad went to Ladtke'e
slaughter house with them, where
they were butchered. Ska stayed
there all night, aad Taoslsy moralag
I saw Bolton at Wilson's old pVsee
and he admitted that they had framed
II up to scad me to the pea for driv
ing the cattle off the lessiiatloa. The
bides have been found aad Idealised.
"She says I wanted her to come
down town to meet a man. I tried
lo get her to see Superlateadeat Wil
son and straighten the matter ap.
and told her I would confess If she
did not. I do not want to have aay
thing more to do with her, aad want
to get rid ot the whole bunch. As to
being guilty of blgsmy, my Srst wife
secured .a decree oa April 18. ItOS.
and I waa married here oa April t9,
UPPER PROJECT
MAY LOSE OUT
MODOC
WANTS WA'
aM,MACI
WW. MANE ST mtr
Land OwtMSW la Vpper Prsjest
Net AM
Heavy woolen gloves, only tie, at
the a Da.
MORE LIGHT
CHBAPMt UOHT
I1UY8 DAVENPORT CAPE
Mrs. Chas. Adams has bought the
Davonport reataurant from the
mortageos, and will open a flrst-claas
short ordor houso Saturday morning,
Mrs. Adams Is assured of success
from the start, on account ot her
wldo acquaintance and known ability
la thla line, A good short order
house near thla location Is sadly
noeded, and the opening of the place
will be wolcomed by a host pf thou
who are compelled to patronise ptil
llo eating plsees.
Have ua Install aw electric aaeser for
jrasj aad aces-nils!. Ike above
TheTwagatesi Is
THK WHITE
Uaht,aadMcosjamdtoswlletM
ONLY sawpasacd by tM
ELECTRIC ARO
Clean, SAFE, aad where row want K,
laformatloa
that there are apsroilmatsfy M.tw
acres la Modae eottaty wktsk at bm
beea demonstrated aaa tw Irfisatsd
by the water from Clear lake, aad
steps have already keen takea h aha
supervisors to secure tbe water far
these lands. It to qK sresakle that
tke Calirerala congraasmsa wlH Mac
the matter before eoagresa at tarn
aisslon.
It to kaowa that there wM ealy he
sufficient water la Clear lake te sever
tk land la the tieeer project la
Klamath county. Aa ealy afeeat lt
000 acres la tke aeeer erajset hare
teea signed ap te tke aawraasset,
to feared that tke reelsmalssa serrtoe
will be compelled te eee safe water la
Modoe eonaty aataea tke laad i
la Oregoa comely wMk tke
of tks government at ease, .aad all
tke leads are stamen1 aa.
It eaa readily he esse what tke re
salt will ke If tke laad ewasra sea
uaae la tkelr attKade. as there la set
eaoagk water far ketk
California la ready aad
water, aad K Is esrtala that a I
tght will ke pat ap by tke p sepia at
that state. Then sa)sM to ke ae as
surance, simply kesaass tke
meat ken pjeae
tke Clear lake
will be assd ea tke
ditches have keen heist pat la
ssettoa, aad K weald he aa eej
eoastraet them la Msdse aa la
atk coaaty. Tale Is a asrleaa
for this sseUea. aad sometkta
he does at one.
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTICE
Next Sunday, December II, there
will he no mass or Sunday school at
the Catholic church, Klamath Palls,
as the pastor will be at Merrill ea
that day.
Me.
All styles, all designs aad all
qualities of wallpaper aad Useless,
window shsdes aad rnge at Bamber A
Peatrs, exclusive Deleters aad paper
bsnters. Phone 114.
Christmas Is coming clean kens
and have it don ky Mongold's vac
uum cleaner. It saves backache, car
rets, patience, aad dose the work
right.
THREATENS THE I
Sharif Barnes received tke tatlew
lag threat through tke mall. It '
dated at Dorrls. Cat:
"It yoa doat tot Sea
I will bring a chares
deputy of carrying whisky I
to Klamath Palls against the law.
"A
Mr. Barnes says that
be hasat scea aay at the wkasky pat
k doesat teal Mke
tke reaaeet. Tke
believes It Is wltkle tke aewer el ska
shsrtf te tara leese aay prisaasrs ke
might have eoaSasd wKhla tke
ty Jail, aad tke writer Is
aot aware of tke tact that ke
committed a federal crime la
tke mails for tale parses.
Bsa Aakeland. wke to msattoaed, Is
aow servtag a seateae la JaH far
selling whisky. He
rto.
IT DOBS NOT
Raise peer lasaraac
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Toys are Given Away
Oa doilart wort wHk .
f5 WOrt Of attalM. ksWftsVMd
At The, Portland Store
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