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DEPUTY GRAND CHANCELLOR P.
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KLAMATH FALLS, THURSDAY. JULY 7. 1910
CHIKF JVtTICG FVIXKR
Th public baa understood from the
beginning of Mr. Taft'a admlnlstra
Uoa that the duty would fall upon
bin toaapolat an exceptionally larte
number ot Justice of the supreme
court. Tim bad wrought Iti Inevit
able effect upon the distinguished
member of that body, and In the
natural coune of thing It was to be
expected that several of them would
leave vacancies before the close of
Mr. Taffs term of oflce. It was not
believed, however, that Chief Justice
Puller would be among the number of
those whose successors must be chos
en In the. near future. Although his
health waa not robust, be war by no
means an Invalid, and at the age ot
77 he might have had several years
of active work before him. Public
oplalon seems to be better pleased
when Justices retire before extreme
old ago cornea upon them, but after a
slleae of the wisest decisions have
court or this country. II not only
Interprets the laws, but In tba largest
seme It exercises legislative power,
and. In addition to that, It poaessaca
an absolute veto over the lawa of con
gress. There Is no other Instance In
history of a judicial tribunal which
has been entrusted with powers so
extensive. .Hence It Is natural for
the country to look with extreme In
tcrest upon the changing membership
ni me supreme court and to await
with more or leas anxiety the an
iuuurcaieai 01 in pretant's new
appointments. The character of tho
men whom he selects will la largo
measure determine whether our evo
lution for the next half century ahall
be peaceful or turbulent. Oregonlan.
Member of Cascade Teeaplc Join
With Them an Wltaeaatajt the
Owsaomlea
ORKOOX TO MARK
iRRKiATiox rtmrb
Ralllagrr to the Racar Kxteawion
Csaadila Project Westward
Mkely to Be Authorized
been written bz men nearer 80 than
70. Time, which destroys everything WA8HINOTON, I). C. July 7
else, does not Impair tke judicial Secretary Halllnger. nfter alvlna cam.
quality of the mind until the very
last.
Mr. Puller waa by no means In his
Brat youth when President 'Cleveland
named him Chief Justice, but his age
of 85 rears, which seems fairly ma
tar, left him the youngest member
of tka court but one., la ISIS, when
ho was appointed, tke embers ot tbo
civH war paaatoaa were aot entirely
extinct, aad some members of the
senate jadlelary committee, who had
t fua ob his ataaaa for tho beach,
eonM not forget that hla sympathies
ba4 Bat been notably active on tho
OateeaJd. There was a vigorous de
bate la the senate over his conflrma
Uob. Bach men a Bdwarda and
Evans opposed him. while he waa de
fended by others equally eminent.
Senator Cullom among tfiem. Mr.
Fuller's death removes from tbo stage
of human action almost the last man
who took part In that forgotten con-
"wvavwy. tbo presidoat wko made I
appointment, tho judge whose
merits war la debate and all the
seniors But cullom who stood on
om side or tke other, are dead, while
tho embittered passions which in
wired tho scene have vanished from
living memory forever. Contrary to
tko prediction of hla opponent. Mr.
Pallor turned out to bo an ablo aad
PBtHotle Jadge. Par froarapheldlaa
doetrlaaa of dinalon. ho haa steadily
aided Is that legal evoluUoa of the
- federal power which la essential to
Iho stability of the national govern-meat.
Tka period ofvtweaty-two years
durtac waka Mr. Palter prowled
over the aapromt oourt covers tbo to
glaateg of tka transition from indi
vidual eompetlUoa to corporate con
trol at productioa aad commerce in
tka Uattai Stat. It fall to him and
bit colleagues to writ a number of
epook-maklng daaMaaa wkereia tke
authority of oangreaa to leglslat for
ioe regwiauon of tko corporations Is
upheld. Chief Justice Pallor ha seen
the Irm esUblishmeat of the Inter
state commerce commission aa an am
of tka aoverameat, tka bogiaalac of
(oral legMiatioa to protect later-
state employee, tke eaaetmeat of Us
pure; food law aad tka growing tea
daaajr to protoot women aad children
from uakygealc labor conditions, and
by Ma daeiatou ko haa assisted civil
ltationto develop aloag all these
wkohMome llae. His unfortunate
nana prevents mm rrom helping to
utter tka teal word upon tho Tobacco
ana auaaard Oil eases. Indeed, the
reepoaaiMmy or tko prsaldeat la re
aara 10 uaae important lawMlta is
greatly Inomaed by tho appearance
" mmw raaaacy.
Fat eklof JBatieaa of tho supreme
court have llvad during time when
mora weighty question were up for
"Haw, aad probably" the verdict of
Watery wlU b that bob have mat
tbelrprobtoma with aor adequate
wisdom Kasarbeeeaecdedtaatthe
,of tka Mproa ooart data not
, BJr tk almost absolute
' Mak tka pradamlaatiax ami.
4. Jtta MarakaJI ecaretesd. but
sUM ka la tka jtfaatael 8fUr la tk
ifiWaBS titMHwl la tka world,
foiiitu pnfvimr at tk
f ktatery la tka. Halted
ful consideration to appeals made to
him by Representatives EIIN an.l
Hawley before they lft for Oregon,
has come to tho conclusion that Ore
gon Is entitled to there In tho distri
bution of the 10,000,000 Irrigator.
fund mado avallabl bj congrew jiut
before adjournment, and It now
seems qulto likely fist extension of
the Umatilla project westward with
a view to Irrigating 60,000 acres
more, will be authorised, anl that
part of this fund will bo allotted to
begin construction. 4
Secretary Balllnger points out that
repeal or section nine or the reclama
tion act. which waa permitted without
protest from Senators Bourne and
Chamberlain, relieves both thtt pre-
iaeni ana himself of any obligation
to apportion further funda to Oregoa
at this time, but personally the sec
retary believes Oregon should b
ahown consideration, particularly aa
It Is the second heaviest coatrlbutor
to the reclamation fund, aad baa nev
er been given a square deal by previ
ous secretaries of the Interior.
There are but two projects In Ore
gon to which funda caa b allotad.
and It Is certain Klaauub oaa raealva
notning. This make It obligatory
to raaao an nuotmeat for tko Uma
tilla extension, and la case tk report
of tk array engineer beard Is favor
able It la now believed Secretary Bal
linger will recommend to tk nraai.
none tnat the weat aid Umatllai pro
ject be built. It I eetlsaated to coat
i,5oo,ouo. whll tk wkel aaoant
may not be allotted out of tbo $10,.
000.000 fund, enough will bo provid
ed, If extension la authorised, to earn
the work through theoreeeat season.!
m . . .. ..r -
sua nnisn it with raoaoy from tbo reg-
mar tuna.
This is an unexpected chance on
the part of the administration, for up
to this time the Umatilla project haa
not been regarded with nartlcular
rarer, secretary Balliagor person
ally, however, waata to do want ke
can for hla nolgkborlag state, aad In
caa tb allotment I mad It wlU a
entirely ob bis rMoamaadaUon aad
in accoraaaco with tka rqate of
representatives. Bill aad Hawley.
One of the most enjoyable even
ings the Knights ot Pythias of thrs
city have had for some tlmo waa when
the members of that order aad visit
ors from Cascade Temple No. 51,
Pythian Sisters, who had been Invited
to wltnesa the Installation ot the new
ly elected officers of Klamath Lodgt
No. , met In Red Men's hall last
night to see the knights Inducted Into
oflce.
The Installation ceremonies wore
Impressively conducted by C. C.
Hogue, deputy grand chancellor, as
sisted by the following members, act
ing for the grand lodge officers'
Warren K. Comaa. deputy grand vice
chancellor; J. L. Taden, deputy grand
prelate; P. L. Armstrong, deputy
grand master at arms.
Tho oflcers Installed were:
Chancellor' Commander Albert R.
Blder.
Vice Chancellor C. C. Low.
Master of Work Hoary Rabbes.
Prelate R. A. Raid.
Master at Anna Albrecht Oehler.
Inner Ouard Bernard tollman.
Outer Ouard Lurt Piatt.
After the ceremonlea were over
and speeches had been mado by the
newly Installed oflcers, those pres
ent enjoyed a delicious lunch, con
sisting of Ice cream, cake, lemonade
and oranges, wklch bad been pro
pared by a commute consisting of
W. H. Dolbeer, C. C. Low and Albert
R. Elder.
The entire evening was greatly on
Joyed by all present. The ceremonies
conducted by Mr. Hogue wero Impres
alv. and In keeping with the dignity
of the occasion, and while the lunch
eon was not elaborate. It was excel
lent, and there waa abundance for all.
Klamath Lodge No. 99 la growing
rapidly, and the members are all en
thusiastic Knlghta ot Pythias, who
take aa Interest In their work and
who have made their lodge one of the
finest In the state.
The gain la membership which has
been made during the six months Jest
passed will be more than met during
the term Just beginning, and the ofl
cers Installed are determined that tho
good work heretofore done will not
cease. They deservo success, and will
achieve It.
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You Know that We Mem It by Now
BETTER YET
We are Going to Stick to It
Better Goodi
Leu Money
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One Block East of Public School
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right time and at the right prlco gt
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The Prestige You Gain
lly IimIii an mrounl In miiti an institution n Hie KIHMT TIII'ST
SAVI.VftM IIA.VK run never l-e tt-rrMlnuitttt. : t : : t
.Vol only Our It fai Dilate ynur Imilnr". hut tin uihlltlnnnl .trr
injuynl In a social way U Ktrhlug in lie rrrkonrrf with. Xmill
iimimuiIk nro made Jul a wrlromi n laray - iiimI n mhim r.
nlhf mid ctprrlrnuil dim Inralx I rvitdy ut nil llim in ailiUo
jou mi niMiirn daanrlal.
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BICYCLES
RBAL antTATE TIUWWawM
Famlahcel Daflp by Ibetiail
M aVeajajh
aTlm 0t
Ma'atkar aaart piwaaiaji tka au-
tlatrMr , wfclBk aalaaaa to tka wiafaau
Mary E. Porbea to Artbur H. Me-
Masur,-iots l, I aad S of klk. ,
Kiamain aaaitioa to Ktemath Fall:
10.
Slg Slchel to Birdie Metsger, 8WK
or BBS sec. H-ll-9; fl.
H. O. Lawrence to B. B. Plteh, part
of 8WH of NWU ase. MMI, aad
allot NWK of WK of sec. 1-4M0;
10.
J. BReed to Jam Read, SH of
NWH aad NWU of NW sec. 11.
and 8WH of 8WK of asc. t. aad
BM of NaTK sec. lOandBH ofBIH
sec. s-39-11: 110.
Alexaader Martin to Pail Breitoa
rtem, an the Interest of greater la
oik. s, west Kaanatk Pall aad part
of lot. ase. tt-ll-l; fl.
' Upmaa Sacks to Paul Btelteasteln,
all tke Interest of ajnntor la Mk. B.
West Klamath Palla aad pent of lot a,
sec. 1I8M; i.
For an up-todate wheel
get a Rmblr, on aale at
The Gun Store. Tents and
Guns for fate or for rent.
We carry a full line of
Sporting Goods
THE GUN STOW
J. R. CBIMBaTtS
PkOM SM Jacobs Bit;.'
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v'irikj'ir.Hnlfrrs
Maau, Plant, Btac mats. Etc.
Abstracting
Klamath !ounty Abstract Go.
Surveyor, aad IrrigatlOai (EnglRcers
Haar K Wirnaotr. SecreUrv
IQajMUi Falls, OrefoR
Wo are bow agents for tk wall
known Victor Phonograph aad
records. We bar a alee llae
of up-to-date ahOBograpba aad
records, needle and supplies.
Come la and kear soma of tke
late records. We also have a
large llae of Bdlaon phoao
grsphs aad records, Starr
pianos, sheet music and musical
( Instruments of all klads.
WINTERS!
Per Mawlcal bhttnuMBU
We are headquarters
tor up-to-date clothing
Select your Clothes from the Largest
Stock in Klamath County
la tho Man's Clothing line you
caa select from 400 now Bum
mer Suite from ft.ts to HO.
Big line of Neckwear from 2Sc
to 7fic. Our Shoe line la com
plete beautiful lino of Men's
Oxford from 8.'60 to 16.60
Boys' Hhort Pants Suits one
half price. Just think of It!
One-half prlco for Hoys' Cloth
ing less than wholesale csuhl
Why do we do It? Becauso we
hnvfi loo many nml must rlosn
them up quickly in namo way.
Big Use of W.bub's Glove, Neckwear, Belts,
Uagtrit Dresses, Ihlrtwaiati, Separate Skirts,
Use ataMfs'Itc. Do yew trading here and nake
oar store year Meadqiarters. We have everything
yoa Med at prices ao higher than you are asked
to pay ia large cities
f3 Boston Store
Cor. 3rd
fiMsln
H. RABBES
WM. WAONKR
Home Realty Co.
"THE FARM SPECIAUSTS"
Phonciai 1 525 Main St., aear 6th.
IIMT IN KI-AM.VTM MIUNTV
No. I -IM nrrva; very uear 1 mile Lost Him
(Mint; A hum hmi.e: partly cleared and In crop;
imtlilim fliu't In the rounlry.
I'AIIM I.A.MH AMI HKM'K IIANt'llKN
,Nn. I- l'!i aciro 3 iiiIIki touthi'iist of Mldlamt,
;r, iicrn In aKi'ltuali, 3n arrod undor illtcb, HC
lur.-t In culthstliiii I'toJuctxl 31 bushels nf wlirm
in tin' nrri lnl )pr Terms Per aero B-Humi
o. a liiit-arre luimetlrsil relinqulshmeul, It'
iiiIUw out, kihuI liiiiiie, large hern, windmill: SG
nin-A In iHitntoea; kik'I team, All for.. .SI,)OO.Wl
.V11.il tec siren 1 uillea f mm Klamath Palls; ion
nuea In i'rn; 3-mxhii hiMmi', loud barn and nut
IjiilldliiK'. ' mllo from trluMil nml S mile from
rliurrti, I inltia f oiti MIiIIoihI. With rrop, $6t
lr nrre, ulllinut nop. xr acre S4A.IMI
,u. I - H'.O i,rtii In I'oe Valley. 30 mile frnln
Klamath Kail, I ' iiillen fnuii schoel: small lniiix
uiul barn; liii mrea rli-arrd. Terms) 11000 rath,
linlnure m ht rent Ivr arre atfl.iMi
.V11. .1 SO m-ri'ii wllli IS rods of Kwaiinn l.akii
wnler front , 30 nefc of ticslmed Title land; 3T,
nrira iinuVr (loiirnnu'iil )ti'in; mall lioiur ami
Imrn; K'xhl well, Trrm Vr arre B.VMHI
.No, 11 3VS nrir, 117 nrre ineailuw, .'.0 arm
llll.ilile ninl i:l nrre limber; 1 mile from Ktntii
nth rllt. lioii , iimimki. lurxo darn! fine incK
ito)iillloii Term fl.non rash, halanro .1 per
rent , , SVI.INMMN.'
S, t ion iurr. t(, mile from Klamath Kail
ninl : mile from Midland, no arre In cultivation;
mimll home ninl ham; itrxxl nrll; all fenced) lid
erre iiintrr Rmernmeiii ranal. Price. $3ft per acre.
wllli mnrlilner), with liHk, wr nrrn 910.0(1
. N H,0 nrre. idKeliriinli; U0 acres undsr '.he
llltli; turner nf roiiiit) re.nl: rloie In school house;
f mile from rill, irrmi, IVr aere ,.... .ferTJMl
No. II-. 3:0 nrre. nil under the ditch; mile
hi t; nil In iniKcbrinli: line noil; msln county road;
leuiu. I'er neie ... SM.atl
.No. lit 100 aum nrar Merrill: over 100 acres
under 1 tin illtrlr, hnmr, lisrn, well, fenced: la crop;
term. I'er nrre , ,.aal.eo
No. II- 330 arte. 175 under nillUstlen: all
.ilioio illtrli, nil under (enrn; 3 ( mile from Klani.
nlli Pall; I-iimiiii lintiMi, larxe linrn, S well. Trrm
13 o0 i.itli. Imlnnr 7 ier tent. I'er arre wW.ini
No. ! ICu nri.- 7 mllr4 from Klamath KalU, ol
l.aknvi. ki.iiI, 3 inlli-N from Oleiir. kimmI home
and bnrii. dnre nn lioinenleaded 30 yenrs afo;
well liiiprmed In ,.pry reieri, I'er acre .W7,(Wi
V11 111 i;s 7J ,,c, U j g.B,,rMth ascapt
ulioiii 10 nrre In dim HiiiImt; 130 arre finre.1;
"it.-liilKatl is inll.D Imiiii KUmalli "all uiul 3
mile from Olene Term I'er nrir VXI.imi
No. II SO nrrm mile from Klamatli KalU,
all under illtrli nml In cultivation; well limirotnl;
kihwI limine, Knnt ham, windmill, etc. Kirepllon
nlly aiHid irnirt' Term. I'er nrre trn.mi
... S",:i.: ''" ,M' "" 'l u,v'r- 13 ""'lea from
Maiimlh I alln. 1.0 nrie under illtch; nil cleared
niiil In eulthntlnii; nndtr feuro. No Imttcr aill In
Klamatli ha. In. Ternm: ll.Sno rah. halanre a Mir
rent ivr nirn . saaihi
Tlie MlMiti U imly n iwrtUI lUt iif Iho Many
111 and miiilie He hale fur le. If il I boihC
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IHIMK OH .IX INVMTMKNT .
.i.Ni0Wi """lcf"' mom. pantry, closet, uatluoiiiii;
P 1111 bed complin.. ,, toilet, lavatory; hot water
in. . ,si ?-:! Hireo coats of paint; iierfect
iiterli.r n,ilii; iiouhln floor; floe location; splendid
t, ?.;,. No,,,lMf "'"r " ' fy fr iiallty or price.
leniM or rnli MJfAO
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iu.V.';.1.""8111 'Br ''. no new house, new barn,
two inrne now don houaos, fruit trees, modern lm-
I ,T "vT,l " af? ,, ',U" ,,mr" hn of bu Id.
HiK; I nlrvlew Addlllon W.fsllt on
i.rnm!; ;?, 7.lM i?050 '" ''rvlew Additien: new
a.riwiii hoiikvo. rlty water. Terms S70V.IHI
. . X":. '"7 " i"00".1. ,,0H " '" N'l AddltloB; laro
ToVm.8 ' lnca"0,, A splendid InvAsUnsnt.
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"i In 1 lly. Tornm. . ., ,. ,.aa),ati.o
rented' r!!r.2rrAf"1 "" M?,n H,reeti lM bulldlan.
rented for fr.A per month. Terms M.etKMHi
llxrelleni10.!!,'."!"".' ,,0,l"n n 'riil AvoiH-n
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