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FifihYrar No. IJMO
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THUHHDAY, OOTOIJKH IS, 1011
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CHRONICLE AFTER
PINE STREET PAY
SHIVE ASKS COUNCIL
IIIt'iIIH PLEA FAILH TO MOVK
BODY TO ACTION COUNC1I,
MAN WIIITK INItlCATKH MONEY
MU, UOMK
V, T. Bhlve, recent assignee of tho
Chronicle, which has boen taken In
hand I))1 Edward J. Murray, was bo
luro lliu rouncll last night IryliiR to
Kvt mttlsfactlou aa to whon tho Chron
icle would gel III monoy (or printing
uihcrlUltiK In connection with thn
much mooted I'lno street paving, the
fuiiilH for which U n vacuous affair.
At previous iiicolliiK of tin' council
arlou lillU of tho Chronlclo for Hid
work ilmio by It In councctloii nlili
ln 'I'lno Mrcet enterprise wrc-o "n.
lowed" mid warrant ImiiciI nicnlnl
tho fund for paving I'lno street, winch
U n fund morn hy imuio than In fact.
The total of tho warrant no imiumI
lo tho Chronlclo wai 9331.80.
"I'd llkti.to ask tho mayor and lion.
I lemon of I ho council what you In
tend to do with these lillUr" Mid
.Mr. Shire, who hail turned tho non
n.Kollublo paper hack at a former
milling of the rouncll.
"I paid out money for doing this
work, and have not not anything for
It. I hare Hold tho paper and tho con
Urination of aalo ha In bo mdo hy
court later. I'vo Kot to havo hill In
nhapo for predentin- them to court. I
In.Ut that you dispose of tho matter
In one way or another. I've not been
nblo to get the cart. You gave war
inula on a fund that ha no monoy,
nr.d that docs not pay tho bill. Tho
hill hss been allowed. I don't think
nny paper In the city would tako that
kind of pay. Had I known tho con
dition I would not havo taken tho
work,
"I moro that tho matter bo rcforred
lo I lip flnanco committee," ald Coun
illman Mcdowan.
"A ono member of tho flnnnce
ronimltteo I am ready to report now,"
mild Councilman a. W. White, who
hewn to wrlto rapidly. Ho finally
namicd over to City Recorded T. V.
Nlchola a resolution that tho bill be
paid In tho regular manner, saying
I hat the work would proceed In tho
xprlng. No action waa taken.
On motion of Councilman Charles
Mcdowan, tho Dig Baaln Lumber com
pany'a bill of $11,06 waa poitponcd,
ia It incliidod charge of aorao m.v
.terlal at B0 per thoutand feet which
tho councilman thought away too
hlnh.
"It seema like como pooplo around
hero charge tho city Jtit about nil
I hoy think they ran get out of It,"
Mid Mcdowan.
"Some chargo Just a little more
limn they can get," added Councilman
Alton Btansbls.
William Gilt's Bargain Btoro bill of
101.40 for ratting festoons of atreet
light caused comment, aa the coun
cllmen said the original equipment
'o ism than this bill. Mr. Oltt ex
plained that tho former owner of tho
business he now conduct had sold
No Successor To Townsend Named
And Body Leave.s For Missouri
No successor to the late Kdward
Townaend u police chief has been
enosen by Mayor Fred T. Sanderson.
Councilman Mcdowan at tho council
meeting last night Inquired of the
mayor as to tho situation, but the
mayor said nothing eommltta1,.teUlng
Mcdowan that it would be ttaed In a
faw days,
The body of the deceased oflcer
was taken away yesterday evening
on the Southern Facile on Ita way to
Krhoka. Mo for Interment. Quite
n escort attended the removal of the
remalng from the Wbftlock ebapel at
Blitfi and FJae streets to the depot,
Including Mayor Fred T. Sanderson,
Sheriff Wm, B. Barnes, Couaetlmen
White, Wllklaa, Hanks, BtansWe wad
Alford, D, B.Oemnbelt, Aetlag Follee
l '.n city tliu stuff at fomlii ot tho
-orl of tho material, Tho cotnicllmin
.ild tho orlRlnal roil to the city h
riiiilil 100. Tho bll will fioitimni-,1.
A bill for fl2.li0 from tho Klamath
Kloral company for a wreath furnlnli.
oil for tho lata police chief, Kdwanl
Tawnsond, waa allowed,
Tho Innei-Clarko Lumbor coiupn
!)' bill of I9S.N0, of which 131,1:1
va npproved by Htrcct HupiTlntcn-.-Mil
Chnrle Woodard, was ne: deter
mined on a a whole, being referred
n thn nnnnco cnmmlttiv
Councilman . W While ntkod rx
in wnciner mo mur or pollco wiul
city poumlmnsUr to wh'rn the mn(ir I
tvplli-d afrirmslholy.
"l)oe taw's 1 sr. j, month Inrlud"!
HHiiidliig up ritrayaT"
"No," ntiHwered the tun) or,
"Then I tiiiite )ou that It lo undo,
In Include II," tnld Whlto.
"You'll K(iin ho cui-'iu 13S off lili
toy nnywwny," dy.'lnr'd the m.nor
In nhuiit n inont'i ha won't need n
homo, and Hint will hrliiR tho bill
down 120 n month," No nrtlon wg
Inken on the inotlot.
Mr. nml Mrs. K. It. Cnrdwell, wlii
wero ni the Mvermuro on their way
frnni tliltliiK relntlent Ashland, loft
yesterday for their homo nt Merrill.
PERFECT GROOM
WOULD BE MODEL
HI.KH WITH IXIUNTY IIMXIIUIKH
afAHANTKK Tt UK AH NKAM.Y
IIIK.1. AM lllMANI.Y rOMIIIM.
IIIH I'lUMiltAM
CHICAGO, Oct. 13. Kdward Matt,
who married Mis flcrtrude Kill,
soiiKht to avoid future domestic In
felicity hy niliiR with tho county re
corder a Kuarantec to bo a nearly the
model husband n possible Th
gunrantec, signed and witnessed by u
notary, promlses:
"Hlio may do a aho pleases. Slio
U freo to go and como when sho likes,
to go with whom sho chooses, and I
will not bo Jealous. I will not go gun
ning tor a rollow berauso ho admires
her beauty and because sho smiles
when ho apeak to her. I will not In
terfere with nny of her plan.
"I will bo kind and good to her. I
will give her nil my earnings, and It
will ho her privilege to do with my In-
como n sho likes, o long n (ho feeds
mo well.
"When wo havo a surplus, and It
room to tho bank, 1 nRreo not to hold
tho key. Tho check may bo atgnod
by either of us. I agree to como homo
at a proper hour each night or giro
her a valid excuse.
"And I further agree thnt I will let
hvr got a dlvorco If I fall to behavvo
n n kind, loving, goutlo, conaldorato
husband should."
When tho guarantee had been duly
placed on record the couplo sought a
minister and wero mauled.
Chlof Samuel L,. Walker. Patrolman
William Halt, Mounted omcor O. O.
Low and tho Knlghta ot Pythias
Lodge No. 99, Albort Rider, chancel
lor commander,
John H. Townsend ot Pocatollo,
Idaho, a brother ot the deceased, ac
companied the remains on their last
earthly Journey,
Deputy Marshal Frank Beatty of
Portland, who Is here trying to get
Into communication with L. B. Taor
not, formerly a resident of the Klam
ath county Jail, but who left without
giving a forwarding address, shot a
goose yesterday, The goose resented
Mr. Beaty'a action, but had to submit
to the Inevitable.
U'OI.UMIIl'H DAY, LKGAL
HOLIDAY, IH OIMKHVKD
October 13, MI)2, arcordlng to tho
historic, I tho day that Columbus,
whouo firm iiiiiiio wam ChrUtophcr,
first I niiil od on tin no shore from sun
ny. Hpnlu. Tho country ha grown no
proud or It development In tho yearn
ensuing, that In honor of tho finder
of the land of the free and tho homo
or tho luavo, It ha Icglilatod that
Octoliei 12th or ench jcar bo a legal
holiday. In consequence tho post
olhco wiiN ctoied for tho day save
from 6 to 7 o'clock this owning. Tho
county ofllefti wero deserted and
locked.
Kd Hubert Is
at tho Llvermore
from Qrantt Pass.
PAVING MEN ARE
00T UNDER BOND
AIIIIANdKII Hilt MUHCTY Y)MPA
NY T( INHl'IIK TIIKIIl I'HHH
KXt.'K AT Till AM ANtl I.KAVK
TIIK CITY
After being under arrest for eight
iln) on charges of attempting to
hrlli Judicial afflrers of ;thU city.
Huimiel A. McMahon and Jas. Hughe
of tho Itudolph 8. Illomo Paving com
pany of Chicago, who have been at
the llaldwln Hotel under a special
Kuard, consisting of J. D. Carroll and
his son, Perl, wero released on bond
lnnt night.
McMahon'a bond I 110.000. whlln
'HurIics' Is 17,500, furnished by tho
National Surety company of New
York. Tho mon had spent one night
In Jail, that being tho night ot Tues
day, October 3, when they wore ar
rested. The next day Sheriff Wm. B.
Ilarue, at tho Instance of Attorney
C. M. Ouvlll and Julian Kcndrlck of
McMahon'a company, furnished a
special guard, which tho accused men
paid 'or at tho rato of $3 per day per
man.
Tho bond offered, arranged for by
.tho Illomo company, was approved
Inut nlRht by County Judgo Will S.
Warden and Deputy District Attorney
Charles J. Kerguron, who took up the
rnso aRnlnst tho men while District
Attorney Kuykendall was on his va
cation, and about 9:30 p. m. Deputy
Sheriff John Schsllock, undor Instruc
tions from Ferguson, let the men dls
ptnso with their guard.
McMahon and Hughes loft tho city
this morning, presumably for Port
land. I,. B. Krlckson of Chlloquln Is reg
istered at tho Baldwin.
J. K. Ivory Is nt tho Llvormore
from Silver Lake,
CURB PAYMENTS
TO BE REFUNDED
j
MAIN BTIIKKT PROPERTY OWN
KIM WHO PAID INDIVIDUAL
IIILLH, ALSO IN PAVING, WILL
(IKT HKBATK8
On suggestion by Councilman O. W.
White, property owners on Matu
stre't who put In curbing Individually
and wero then charged up with the
sanio In tho Main atreet paving, will
bo rebatod the coat of the curbing,
which, as the matter now stands, they
have had to pay twice.
The Whlte-Maddox property at the
corner of Fourth and Mala, bad Ita
robato arranged at the meeting of tbe
council last week, and last night Mr.
Whlto handed In a list of other prop
erty owners who are entitle to credit
for curbing, which, with tbi atae ot
the frontage, la feet, and coat, fol
lews:
Al Melhase, 80 feot,,S19.IOi Amer
ican Bank and Trust company, It
feet, $19.90: Crlsler BtllU, BO.OS
feet, $11.81: O. L. Kelsey, 40 feet,
116; B. F. Bhephsrd, II feet. $11.10:
deorge B. Hum estate, 41 feet,
$17.30; Page Investment company,
81 feet, $10.16; First National bank,
16 feet, $11.40; H. F. Murdoch, 66
feet, $41.16; Page Investment com
pany, l feet, $11.40. Total, $161.11.
HEILEMAN GOES
TO WASHINGTON
MAINTKNANCK MAN OP ItECLA.
MATIO.V 8KRVICK KXPKCT8 TO
HOON KNOW MKHULTH OK THK
Hl'tJAK KKBT GROWTH
William If. Helleman, who has
charge of tbe maintenance depart
ment ot the Klamath Falls branch of
tho United State reclamation service,
and who has Just returned from a trip
to Sacramento and the Sacramento
Valley on government work, will leave
In a few days for Washington, ac
companied by Mrs. Helleman, nnd ex
pect to be gone two month on spe
cial work. Mr, Helleman la one ot tho
chief advocate of tho sugar beet In
dustry In this region,' and expects
shortly to be in possession of reports
showing Just what results the farm-
tra havo had thu season. He bas
been notified by Washington author
ities that ho necessary paraffined
packets and franks for farmers to
send their sample beets In to tho
chemist at tbe national capital have
been distributed to tho farmers In
Klamath county and near by, and ex
pects when be gets, to Washington to
oo tho result of tho official inspec
tion at clone range.
Some time ago Mr. Helleman hoped
to have the department of agricul
ture establish a culture station here
which would give quicker results to
tho farmers, bnt tbe department
could not spar the money to estab
lish It at present. He will probably
later take up the question of co-operation
from the taU, agricultural col
lege ai vorvaiiMk
Joe Korn Is Sacramento
man
stopping at the Baldwin.
D. Montgomery, registering from
Weed, Is a Baldwin guest.
George Chandler, sr Redding man,
la at tho Baldwin.
IS
TO BE VOTED ON
DATE BET HY COUNTY COMMIS
SIONERS FOR LAND OWNHRS
UNDKH TIIK HORSEFLY Pl
HCT TO BALLOT
Deputy District Attorney ChaTles J.
Ferguson late yesterday got all the
papers In shape for the proponents of
tbe planned Horesfly Irrigation dis
trict, and took them before County
Judgo Will S. Worden and County
Commissioners Sam T. Summers and
duy Merrill, who approved them offi
cially. The vote on tho question of the
proposed district will be held Tues
day, November 31. It la proposed to
get water from the Horsely dam to
Irrlgato part of tbe Yonna, Laagell
and Lost River valleys, wbtcb havo
so long been trying to get the gov-
trnmont to help tbem.
Upon the government falling to
undertake the matter, tbe land own-
era planned their own district under
tho law created by the last Oregon
legislature, which permits landowners
to establish their own Irrigation dis
trict. About 80,000 acres would be irri
gated by tho proposed district, and it
is expected that owners ot all this
land will voto bonds o get water In
tho Bonani' section. They figure that
tho cost will bo about $80 per acre,
and that this is about 60 per cent of
what ' government Irrigation would
cost tbem.
TELEPHONE MAN WBDDHD
TO GIRL FROM OLD HOME
Fay L. Corey, an employe ot the
Paelflo States Telephone and Tele
graph company for several months
past, aad a 'former resident of Ian
Joss, Calif., waa married last evening
tc Miss Oeorgle L. Bonner of the
California city, The ceremony was
performed by Rer, Oeorg H. Fee,
pastor of Grace M. B. church, aad the
bride and groom are guests of the
Llvermore hotel,
RRIGATIN
llMPItOVK IiniOOK ,
I 8TOKET, IB PIAH
An ordinance to nil and grade (not
pavo) Urldgo street from the west
lino of Main to tho west lino of High
street, went through council last night
undor an emergency clause. Accord
ing to tho estimates made the work
will bo dono and assessed against each
pleco of property for tho work dono In
front of It, instead of lumping and
then pro rating. Tbe cost wilt be
about $927.48, according to the fig
ure offered by City Engineer Don J.
Zumwalt. The principal paymonts
sro to bo made by L.D.Ward, $356.33,
and Rufus S. Moore, 466.01. Tho or
dinance was handed In by Councilman
R. A. Alford of the First ward.
FEAST FOR TAFT
A FINE FEATURE
"FRIDAY, THB THIRTEENTH,"
P1CKKD FOR BANQUET TO THE
PRESIDENT, THUS DKFYINQ
IIOGIE OF SUPERSTITION .
Special to Tbe Herald
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18. The
banquet to be tendered President Taft
at tho Palace Hotel tomorrow, will be
the largest ever given In this city, ft
I believed tbnt 1,000 cltitens will at
tend. The decorations will be a fea
ture ot tbe banquet Albert Lands-
burgh has chargo ot this work aad It
being assisted by Edgar Walter, a San
Franciscan, who bas won fame as a
sculptor, and who Is visiting this city
at this time. He bas modeled espe
cial figure for tbe occasion, and those
who bar seen R deemretBM tt rankal
.wlth'some of bis beet work.
I TtlA lfl r Wnrn tiav ttmrmm nt
the floral and table decorations. Tbe
plan of decoration Is not only uniqae,
but will surpass anything of its kind
ever done In the United States. Spe
cial souvenirs snd handsome menus
will bo given each guest.
The committee on bsnquet consist
of M. J. Brandemteln, chairman:
Bruce Bonny, John Rothschild, F. J.
Koster and W. E. Avery.
The speakers at the banquet will
be President Taft, Chas. C. Moore.
Benjamin Ide Wheeler, W. U. Bourn
and; Hon. W. W. Morrow.
W. B. Sellers ot Bend is a recent
arrival at the Baldwin.
Two Medford men at the Baldwin
are J. W. Keys and F. II. Cain.
Charles J. Paley Is at the Llvermore
from .Ashland.
Mrs. E. O. Beardtley and her broth
er, Horace Looseley, havo returned
from a few days' trip to Medford.
DEAD ENGINES
OWINGTO STRIKE
MOTIVE POWER CRIPPLED AND
SIDINGS FULL PICKETS BEING
PHOTOGRAPHED, PRESUMABLY
FOR BLACKLIST
United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18. Re
ports to strike hewdquartera here say
that Los Angoles and Portland sid
ings are fiilod with dead engines and
cars.
At Laramie seven engines nre dead.
Sacramento railroads are photo
graphing pickets, supposedly for a
blacklist.
At Fresno all trains are late,
At Mojavo the railroad Pinkerton
forco Is reduced.
No violence Is reported.
PRBSIDKNTS RMCshWION IN1
BALBM FOUTICALLY COOL
Ualted Press Service
SALEM, Oct. 11. President .Taft
at 11 o'clock, started for California.
Ho will travel until 11 o'clock tamor-
row without a stop.
Politically bla reception here was
cool, Democrats arc tickled, ndaay
that It Wilson la nominated Oregon
Wlli be for him.
GIVE ONE PAPER
CITY'S PRINTING
WTERINa DITCH
IS UNEXPLAINED
Why $31.60 worth of work In "ir
rigating tho Ankeny ditch" was done
by Klamath Falls Light Water com
pany, which Included the item In a
bill put to the council-some time ago.
has net: yet been solved. Anything
that aounds like a Sow of wator In the
Ankony ditch I calculated to make
tho mayor wish for Information, add
when tbo dotalls of tho bill were read
It was held up, and last night was not
allowed.
The total Is $397.33, but why tho
ditch, which Is for the purpose of Ir
rigation, should havo to be Irrigated,
It tho mystery as yet unsolved. The
finance committee, which hss had the
bill In Its keeping. ror some time, had
tho bill beforo council last night,
wuii pencil Dumuon oroucung ino
ii.du, who mo eviaoni iaea oi oar
ing tho bill as reduced to 1375.81, al
lowed, but Chairman Whlto of the
committee thought It would be well
to giro tho Items more consideration,
so the claim was not allowed.
Mrs. M. Sullivan of Portland la n
gueat of tbe Baldwin.
T. K. Stateler, general agent for
the passenger department ot the
Northorn Pacific, with headquarters
at San Francisco ,1 in tbe city.
OFFER HALF PAY
FOR HALL PLANS
COUNCIL VOTES TO GIVE M. J.
IUNEHART LESS THAN THB
COMPROMISE PRICE HE HAS
ASKED FOR
M. J. Rlnehart's architect bill for
work dono on plana for tho city ball.
amounting to $300, was up before
council last night. Mr. Rlnchart, in
consideration of the fact that the bail
waa never built and he bad no super
intendence duty to do, had expressed
a willingness to tako $181.76 la cask
or a city warrant' for $336. This
shows thst tbo market for discount
ing city wsrrnsU is now 17 per cent
The finance committee handed hi a
recommendation that Rlaeaart bo
paid $160, but did not say whether It
be in warrants or coin of tho realm.
Tbo council voted favorably on this,
and when tho mayor asked Rlaebart
If he had anything to say, he said that
whatever action he would take would
bo taken today, when he would see
about It. It was not proper for blm
to aay anything last night, he stated.
MAGUIRE TO MISSOULA, .
WHERE HE HAS CONTRACT
J. C. Magutre, bead
Magulre Paving oo
been laying bltullt!
city, Is on a trip to,'
where his company.
contract. t'
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Connect Sewers
Froperty owners living en Sixth
street have been given permtcslen by
tho council to put In a private sewer
to connect with the nahlle' system, aa
they cannot bcserTod through the
clty'n sewer enterprises bolero neat
spring. ' -
Tbo work Is to be done under tbe
supervision of Don J. Znmyalt at tbe
expense of tbe people who' will benelt
thereby, nil of whom have their pri
vate property equipped, tor sewage
outlet, but no city mala.
Tho arrangement made by the dty
will permit tho pooplo to, got tbo boa
It of tbe sewage without watting
until next spring, when the next
sewer unit will probably be pat In. 'i
The sewer oonaceUoM pat la'ander
'this plan will become tho wmfrtr of
WHITE NOTES IDEA
BEFORE MEETING OT COVNCJI
TO DO AWAY WITH JrHatfCaVa
8EUKTIONS, BUT NO ACTIO
IB TAKEN
Maybe bids for city advertising aad
printing will be Invited by the ettr
councll, so aa to do away with Iks
delicate feelings that the eosneUasea
have about frequently choosing from
among tbe three Klamath Falls
dallies for the work.
i
Councilman O. W. White brought
the suggestion before the body at tho
mottug last night, bnt no dlspsslU
wai mMle o( t M lt wu BOt m
the form of motion or resolstlos.
The question came np In eonneetle
with the ordinnaee for filling and
grading Bridge street, which will have
to bo advertised, aad tbe query was
propounded aa to which Baser should
have the advertising. There was a
dead silence until Colonel M. O. Wll
klns suggested that It be given te
"Murray, tbe new man," who ban tak
en hold of tbe Chronicle This sug
gestion met with favor, anff tho
Chronicle was picked.
"Why not get tbe papers to bid on
all tb city' work, aad then wo will'
not bav to taho.the question up every ,
time tker Is aay advertkdagT" asked
Mr. White. '.They can let as knew
what they will' do aad wo can akw
arrangements with oWef theaato do
theitr'oJws.""-T-?: w .,
Mr. Whlto will probably bring tho
proposition before the council at aav
other meeting. Tbe neat meeting will
bo next Monday night
"BILLY" ROWDOIir
In mentioning the proprietorship of
tho Chronicle as passing to Edward 3.
Murray from Asslgnco W. T. Salve,
the fact that William B. Bowdeta bad
been general manager ot th paper,,
under tho 8hlvo regime waa over
looked. Mr. Bowdoln Is nn old-time Klasn-,
ath Falls newspaper man so far aa
experience nnd service I concerned.
well known nnd deservedly liked.
It Is much to his credit that the,
Chronicle baa weathered sense hard
knocks, aad failure to Include aha as,
prominent nowspaper ffgnro la
v!vd la the chaage of tho Chronicle
control ws Inadvertent
SANITARIUM FtsOaWBOTB
HffoHB BBfNG COH
Mrs. M. Sullivan of Portland, Ore..
who l slntcrested In a saaHeriaa la,
tho Bos City, Is a visiter to Klamath,.
Falls., K understood that tho nnr-J
pose of jar visit nt this time to to .
took Intel) advantages that snar be
offered'otrthls city for tho osUhhwhv
ment of a sanitarium.
. Charles Loomur, formerly attorns
nnd later a rsaebmaa, waa at the Ut-i
ermore yesterday from MerrtU. $
I. 1 i ?
71
Under City Enfltoeii
tne cur m soot, m tomvmmLMm w ,n T;v
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not have to stand aa
tho next unit tattooed., , ,
offset tbe property owi
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ownevo-iwenw '...
Those interested in tte nsevo, wea.-.,
their ownership, are aa tsUewsj t. S!'; &x
' wiieer wane, sow unu os swwj - t. .
on east side of High Seneet Moost . 'a '-
B. smith, lot foot on Watt street anj'
strip on
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part of Meek. 41, about .
Sixth street;, Oeorgo'It.'j
of block 1,nbont"fll
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