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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. TUKMDAV, OCTOIIEII IT, 1B11
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SEVENTH SALOON'S
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LIVI IVJI
WHITE PELICAN BAR
JAMKM II. DIlDMIILL (IKTM I'Klt.
MIT WITHOUT lOIULATI(N
IIIIUTKMION AMI!
WITH
ONLY
IINt'lb
st night tlm
loon llconmj
In James II,
cniil()o of I ho
tlniimlh Dovoloimiont company.
Tho question of whothT tho cou...
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rll wiu netlng within Iti right til her
in In tho legality of n aetcnth saloon
nr In rmlilnir fllirtitiuh Hit. ,iriiiialtlM
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with only half tho iiiombcra ntlng
fnvorAbly on tho proposition, was not I
hroiiKht up. The charter provides!
Hint ono nalonn llrcnan shall ln IhmiimI 1
to each 1,000 population or major
frnrtlon llion-of.
When tho McDonald A lliiunnktr
satoou, tho sixth In tho city, got Ha
Hcrnac only a fow wroks ngo, tho
iimtlloii of population wni lirniiRht
up, and when a document wan offered
purporting to show that tho rlty find
Increased sufficiently In population
Inro the granting of tho fifth llrcnso
the naloon wan made poaslbl)', with no
contention worth talking ntiout, To
hnvo seventh naloon lawfully tho
population of tho city mutt lx (!,S0l,
l,ail night tho matter of population
wan not openly discussed, hut Drli
Aill Iasj4 ! sissfIh.I . ulilaHiiPiul fjtn-
sultatlon. with ilayo'r Krrd II. Han-1 '"l "r the Injury done to hla rn ,"" ' ;!" r1
demon and certain membera of the 0''"' "'. when tho lata Police iln v,uc' nft lhe 'muar.Uud ataesa
.r.!. f!5.?S ' "A .. .J Chief iMward Town.end bemiu to ,fc'n.n.t should bo reduced to tho value
rd to get tho fence fixed Just right.
Judging by results
That the company know It would
gel the llronae, or, nt least, fell K.
Ilhe or It, la ahown by tho fact that
It hn ordered fixture and stock for
Its barroom, and nxiirrts In Imrn nit
of that equipment In thin city and In I"0" rkkin with tho dls-oe. which,
plnco about tho last day of Novoiii-I111 l,u rn"''' l'rnl fatal,
ber. Whllo Drlscotl Is tho licensee r- Maston naked 1500 dniungeu In his
tho business will bo run under thejilll for Injunction and monetary hnlni,
nomo of tho Whllo Pelican Hotel com- but Attornoy J. C. Hutcnlo argued for
pany. $tsr. City Attorney K. I.. Klllott
Tho bar will bo lu n room on the contributed vnrlety to tho estimates of
northwest side of tho Kmilanadostrcot damngo b) considering 110 or $K
inlrnnco.aml, It Usilil, will Imonoof
tho most elegantly fitted up thlrs',
nllaltig station In tho slnlo of Ore
gon. Tho fitting will consist mulnly
of mahogany, while leaded nrt glasn
and fine mirrors will be Includod In
tlm decoration. The floor will bo of
elaborate tile.
W, P. Johnson and D. O. Williams
me bondsmen for DrUcoll as menace,
and tho check for $1,500 to pay for
tho llcrnso la drawn by W. P, John
son, secretary of tho Klamath Dotel
opniont company on (ho American
Dank and Trust company, and p ahl
to Drlscoll. Thoao who voted for tho
sulnon last night woro Counrllmon M.
Warner Valley Land Troubles Being
Wound Up And Development Is Near
Special to Tlia Herald
I.AKKVIBW, Oct.
I
17, Attornoy I
Ueuoral A. If. Crawford Is hero from
Balcni on business connected with tliu
sottlemont of the Warner Valley land
cases, that wero closed by tho Inter
ested parties after ft legal battlo ex
tending over twenty-six years,
Warner la one of tho most (ertllo
sections of I,ako county, with a cli
mate different from any other por
tion of the county, aa It la lower In
elovatlon that moat valley, and haa
other characteristics that mako It do
slrable, though the litigation that tho
early aottlara went through haa re
tarded Ita development .for many
year while the other portion of the
couuty have been progressing right
along, The Warner Valley Irrigating
company'! segregation covers some
thing In the neighborhood of 150,000
acre, that will he waterod from
Honey Greek. Deep Creek, Twelve-
Mile and other streams, will coat In
the neighborhood of $1,000,000, ana
Hart the work of development o long
delayed'
I ! A ll I I- I li'lowoitRnitofor 11.200 on an onglnn,
lmrml I L.Lr ,,l,lt ,l0 l"Tlmcil from tho city, nndj
0. Wilkin, wlio prcsvntcd ttio lleiio
niiu rrroiuiiiriiiirii IIH grnilli I . I,,
I inurr. II. M, (ingsliy, A. 31. Aifortl
and lion H. Owi'iiir. Counclliuon (1. V.
While nml Chorion Mc(lonu voted
Agnlnst tliu llri'imu being granted,
FISHED, NO LICENSE.
PLEADS GUILTY, FINED,
Juitliu of (ho IVuco CharlcM (IrtvU'H
today fined J. A, Dnru of tho Hhlp
iIiiii(oii mill :r nml cost whim Daro
tlll.tl itful llltl tt I L I flat- bj.a.i at...
,", " " V "' ' ' ," i, .
'!"'' "Ivor October 8th, without
llrciimt, n k rlmrgcd by
Deputy On mo
Warden C, O, llrown.
HASTEN DAMAGE
FIXED BY COURT
TlllllTV-i IVK IKU.LAItH AW.tltD
i:i AtlAINHT rlTV l. TIIK ('.INK
WHICH WAK Ol'TCOMK OK AT
TttMIT TO IIKMTItOV llAHX
Jiidgo Henry I.. Ilensunof tlun.lr -
cult rrnirl. who Is now slltlnu at I.nke.
ilow, las decided that W. W. Hasten
fi ..niiiie.1 iii aas ilmuaL-n nn rainnen.
''- '" W " ",h,,,"f!?J T "J-f ". ,,?
in nn oruer oi inn ruy gnvernmcni io
the effect Hint he abntu or remove the
utilcflttco. Tho city claimed that tho
barn hod glvven rlsu to raven of ty
phoid fi'MT ninr by, and it Is colncl
iliHilal Hint tho pnllco chief wn Mm
abmil right. Kindly Judge llenson (
got In between thu various sums hint-,
ed nt with nn official entlmnlo of $.15,
as nbove stated,
Tho derision endn wbnt was a lively
episode for n time. When tho Injiinc- ,
Con null was started City Attorney
Klllott nsktd to hnc Mnsten's $&nn
'oud, glien to Indcliinlfy tho city
cost lu case tho city won, replnvcd n
Us surety was Mr. Mnsten, who wna
inriiMij B..n .. .....n...., n...
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Then It was sought to dismiss the In
Junction and tills motion was denied.
Finally tho arguments on tho Issue
rnnie nml tho ultlmnto decision was
wlhtheld until tho notes of Court
tho end of tho costly litigation, or
rather thoso that have boon gatno
enough to hold on to their land, will
receive their patent, and If thoy ao
deslro muy bo ablo to aoll their prop
erty at advantage. Tho final settling
of tho claims and other mattors con
nected with tho affair la tho work that
brlnga Mr. Crawford to tho county at
this tlmo.
Humphreys KJectcU Director
At a meeting of the stockholders
of the Odd rellowg Hall Association
held last evening, Qeorge L. Hum
ph roy waa elected ft atockholdor nd
director to aucceed the late Qeo. ft.
Hum. The dlroctora of the associa
tion are: W. O. Imltn, W. H. North,
II, B. Momyor, n. W, Tower and Oeo.
I, Humphrey. Election of oncers
wbs postponed until a later meeting.
YOUNO MAN, with good reference,
deslrea position In any line for
opening. Addresa A. U. Murray, gn-
KlitiiKrnlxr It. M. Illrhurdson worn
iixtunitcil,
Hut tliu city Imi another innttnr
Iik'IkIIiik with Mr. Mnaton In court. It
lm miki-d for fortcloauro of it chat-
I which. It Ik nllcfccil, In otcrduc and.
unpaid.
TIMBER
PROTEST
ASSESSMENT
A HIGHER
I Itepriiiontiitlven of all tho big tlm
'her owners In tho county called on tho
I hoard of equnlliatlon thin morning to
enter r.- protest against tho ralso made
tills year.
Tho following representatives wcro
present: J. W. Alexander and J, F.
ICii'ilmll of tho Wcyorhnuser Timber
company, which owns 10C.G0O nrren
of timber In the county; Alex Mcltao,
Western raclfle Timber company, 43,
000 acres; W. II. Boilers, Bhovlln-Car-ponter
company and K. H. Illxoo, 26,
000 niris; K. V, Plnkerton, Oshkoah
l.nnd and Timber company; C. L. all
l,nm, Day llrothcrs A Gilliam; I'aul
Johnson, A. C. Hopkins tract.
Alex Mcltao called the attention of
tho board to tho fact that whllo the
Increase In tho taxable property of tho
county was something over $1,000,
000, that this Increase was wholly on
tho proiierty of about eight of ths
'largo timber companies. In fact, Mr.
Mcltao ntntid that tho Incrcaso In tho
valuation of tho tlmpor lands wan
even greater than that on tho entire
property In tho county. He assorted
I lint whlla all other lands and prop
erty In the county had actually been
imnmicd at n decrease In value of
i'""olhlnK Hko 1200,000, that tho
timber lands has been Increased, In
I""1"" K"0". much co P0' "
Therefore ho asked tluvt liiAtniuch
After an explanation by tho county
assessor ho board took the matter
under advisement, and will give their
decision later.
HOTEL STAFF IS
GATHERING HERE
A I lit KOH MAX.U1KK IIIIOWKK
OP Xi:W WIIITK 1'KIJCA.V. OKT
TIM) Itl-UDV Ftllt OPKXIXG OP
Xi:W IUMTKI.HY
' J, K. Ilrower, manager of tho now
White Pelican Hotel, which It la ex
pected to oprn with elaborate proceed-
llugi, Including n banquet, haa been
.t.,1,,,,,1 ,i.rn hv
I JOIIICII Ier0 Dy
his new chlff clerk,
K. II. l-ouser; stoward. C. A. Hoffman.
nnd n brother of tho last named, 11.
I tollman, who will hnvo chargo of tbo
tnglneerlng department of the new
hostelry.
Tho Hoffman brothers aro from the
Palnro and Fairmont hotels, Ban
Francisco. About 100 guests aro ex
pected to come from Portland by a
special train to nttond tho cerothonlea
and Inaugural dinner, and Invitations
ho-vo already been extended. Mr,
Ilrowor haa a number of pennants to
advertise Iho hotel, and these will be
placed In conspicuous places.
Edmund Vance
At The Opera House
.. . ,
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21
,
UNDER AUSPICES OF ,
KLAHATH LYCEUM BUREAU
.
Season Tlcktts on mIc at the 5tr Drug Stort, f3.00 for
five vnUrUlnmcnU. - Rottrvatlont can bt mado by hold
ers of itaion tickets commencing tomorrow.
Reserve your seats early, and avoid the rush
t
.
MEASURE WATER
F10W FOR POWER
TWO OAt'CJW I'MCKD IN KKIO
CA.VAIi HV HKCLAMATION HER
VICK TO ''UtiTKIlMIKK AMOUNT
OK HKRVICK IlKNDKItKD
Two gauges for measuring power
of the flow of water have boen placed
In the government canal under orders
of Project Engineer W. W. "Patch, In
order to ascertain tbo exact pressure
which Is bsfng contributed to the
Klamath Falls Light snd water com
pany's static. Bome tlmo ago tho
company had,but a small wheel, capa
ble of generating only about 600
horsopowor In tho 1,010 horsepower
generator, and the 205 cubic feet of
water flow per second, or about 1,200
minor's Inches, was not In danger of
being exceeded. Dut the company In
stalled v much more powerful wheel,
hence the government'a Installation of
the measuring apparatus, It not being
desired to furnish moro of a flow than
the company's contract calls for. The
gauges aro about 1,000 feet apart,
midway In the Kcno canal.
T
PHILLIES TAKE
THIRD OF SERIES
KOOHK IIKTWEEN GIANTS AND
MACK'H MKN STANDS TWO TO
ONE IN KArW OF THKOAKMR
CITY HALL TOWERS
United Press Bervlee
NEW YOKK. Oct. 17. Philadel
phia's Athletics, pride of Connie
Mack and all Quafcerdom, took the
third game of the world's champion
ship series from tho New York Qlants
In a hotly contested 11 Inning game
this afternoon, by a score of 3 to 2.
Tho wlndup of the game was played
In n drlxxllng rain, which did not
dampen the cnthuslssm and Interest
of tho fans In the least. There waa
an enormous crowd of baseball
"bug" -on hand to witness tho con
test, which was lent especial Interest
by tho fact that tho aeries when the
gemo opened, was a tlo .each team
having won a- game of the pair previ
ously played. The game today makes
the Athletic two games to the Olanta'
one, and as the fourth game to be
played tomorrow will be on tho
grounds of tho Athletics at Philadel
phia, If thcro Is aaythtng tallsmanlc
In playing among home folks, the
Athletics will have the atmosphere
In their favor, nad tnay clinch the
world'a scries by taking a third game
on tholr own grounds.
On tho other hand, If some of the
dopesters sre to be believed, the score
stands now as oven aa It Is possible to
bavo It In threo games, from a strictly
statistical standpoint, and they argue
that the Olants have fully as good a
chance tomorrow aa the men who fol
low the leadership of the redoubtable
Cornelius Mcatlllcuddy.
Batteries today were Matthewson
and Meyers, New Yorks star pair, and
Coombs and Lapp for Philadelphia.
The rest of tbo lineup waa unchanged.
Hcore by Imlujs
R.H.E.
Athletic 0000000010 13 9 J
Giant ..001000000012 3 6
CATTLE DIPPING
THEIR SUBJECT
OP1C1AL VKTERNAKIIM WIT
CITY AND VICINmr TO EX.
PLAIN THE REAL MKANINO OV
RECENT ORDER
Dr. J. P. Morrell, state veterinary,
or Portland, and Dr. If. E. Plnkerton
of the federal bureau of animal Indus
try, with offlces at Pendleton, are In
the city today conferring with County
Judgo Worden relative to the quaran
tine which has been placed on the cat
tto of Lake and KJamath counties.
These gentlemen have Just returned
from a- trip through Lake county,
whero they have been Investigating
tho conditions among the cattle of
that county. They expect to go to
Klamath Agency today to look after
the cattle on the reservation.
Realising the effect that an order
to dip all cattle In these counties
would have on cattlemen who have al
ways fed their cattle and procured
their winter feed In this valley, Judgo
Worden took the matter up with the
representatives of tho stats and gov
ornment. and was assured that the or
der of Dr. Lytle was evidently nlsaa
dcrstood, as It was not the wteatloa
to fores the feeders to dip their beef
cattle uales they were Infected with
the scab. Beef cattle being fed for
the market can be brought to the
feeding grounds in tho Klamath Basin
for winter feed, and will not have to
be subjected to the dipping process.
All stock cattle allowed to ran on the
range with other herds will have to
bo dipped, and preparations have al
rendy been made to do this. Dipping
tanks have already been built at Pals-
t Continued on Page 4)
HAVE GOOD TIME
RESTORED THEM
WESTERN I'NION ELECTRICALLY
ItEOULATED CLOCKS WENT ON
TOOT, AND MANAOER AVaTriN
ON HUNT
Manager Austin of the Western
Union has completed a hard chase.
He waa In need of time, or, at least.
a lot of others were, so he took time
to get tlmo and get It right.
The Western Union haa a coupto of
doxen or ao of electrically regulated
clocks from Washington used by Its
friends and patrons In this city, ana
all of a sudden the good work they
had been doing la keeping their cus
todians on time for meals, aa well aa
to pay debts, ceased.
Folks that had relied on the mod
ern clocks did not know when It was
time to eat, or whether they really
owed money.
They called on the Western Union
Cooke
AVAILABLE
FOUND BY EMMITT
snd notified It of the conditions of
things.
Manager Austin began the hunt.
All the clocks ate regulated by a
uniform system and on one wire, and
It was ft long chase to locate the
trouble, which waa Anally found to be
at the old location of the First Trust
and Savings bank, which, la moving
out, had displaced the wire which con
nects tho clock, thus grounding the
current, which nlready had a regular
grounding" station elsewhero on the
vine of chronometers. It took oslr sr
fow minutes to repair what bad taken
hours to find.
The Indies of the Episcopal GutlJ
wli meet with Mrs. A. D. Miller on
Frldsy afternoon at 2:30.
SOCIAL EVIL TO
BE LOOKED INTO
WHEN WALKHR IS TO BE Al.
POINTED CHIKr OP POLICE RE.
SrONHIfllLlTY OP OFFICIALS H
NOTED BY COUNCILMAN WBTTB
Patrolman Samuel L. Walkekr, who
has been acting chief of peUee since
the beginning of the Illness wh'le
caused toe death of the kvte chief, Ed
ward Townsend, waa appointed ealef
of police last night by Mayor Prod T.
ewadenosT.'M'Indlcnts) an the Herald
some days alacs would be done The
council rattled the appointment read
ily, Wllklns seconding the proposition.
The mayor started to Ulk about
having a paid man for the Are de
partment, when Councilman B. 8.
Orlgsby wantod to stay on the police
force long enough to know If there
was not whisker being sold In the
city without license.
"I don't believe that there Is a man
In this council but believes that It Is
being sold In these disorderly houses,
and after he hour of midnight," ssld
Orlgshy.
"Just In this connection I wish to
say that while I voted for the mayor's
uppolntcc for the chief of police, and
would have voted for any other man
tho mayor had named who was proper
to be put la the otace, we still hold
the mayor and his oKscers responsible
for the enforcement of the law," de
clared Councilman O. W. White.
"These things aro In his hands
through his appointments, and he's
responsible."
"I nm here to uphold the laws,
gentlemen, and I'll do so," answered
the mayor. "I'll see to It that there
Is an lnveatlcatlon of the subleet at
once, and will Instructor. Walker to
look Into It."
Third Artesian Well With Three
Flows Struck
Special to Tho Herald
LAKEVIEW. Oet 17. Por.tbi
third tlmo .within two weeks aa ar
tesian Sow water haa been struck oa
the Henry Lehman place, three mllea
west of town, by George Eds. tha well
driller, who started the drill 'oa a
tarts of no water ao pay. At 10
feet the first low waa found, thsa at
480 feet the well agala began to
Dow, and again at B0 feat ft third
flow waa found, showing that there
art at least three strong Sown of wa
ter la Oooaa Lake Taller .
Tka walla ware all drllted aa a
kill aad ahovs the vatley Soar.
Importaaee of artesian walls to at
moat any country art aaarked, bat
sspeclally ao here, whets hoMlagsj In
tha valley are cut up late small tracts.
many of them under the O. V. L. Co '
targe Irrigation system that la Mag
constructed, aad others that are above
tne oiteBj as is las ease wnn tat
man place. t Wbsa water la turned oa
tha land there Is no 'doubt that It will
support hundreds of ptnplf kafa
sra ara: l'seaUsrs; at praatat
will o ttteltsw iodaattea af
WATER
INSPECTION REPORT
RELIETRSStTN
PROM PRINCIPAL
POINTS, WRI
stWNassaoofTsf
R. A. saatltt. whe waa
hv Mayor Fred T. Sandwaan M
look over the sRaaUsw wttk.nsjard
to arallaMUty of water sappUas far
this city a moath or so ago, sassaHtsd
last night to the eonaell a revert
which was reeelved witkfst aetlsm m
the conclusions e the larssliBMsr.f -.
Whlla CoansltBwa P. sV." PWdar
was reported to have
Emmltt, no mention C
made in the report. It
curslon for whisk the, etty paid Use
major's warraat of ttSt.SI at irn
meeting two weeks at. Tho repast
follews: -? , -
Being employed kp tko'Ssaysr of
Klamath Falls to make aa.la
tlon as to attitude i
quality of aU the i
adjacent to the city, wttk a flaw a
securing a perassaeat water ssjagiy
for domestic aasVetker xwrssssntsr
Klamath FaHi, Oresjsa, I ksrskf ss.
mit this, my repert: -
In this ressKt all altttseWaro smsIs
aad reckons! smd'isUasalsd trass
surface level "of tlHTwater sVSpsir
KJamath Lake Tki water taat wan
plles the ettr aTtlw' ssass tssns to
157tWaWtai9rJaft7''
Barc,y Spr1ns-r AHHadsj feet.
pure, clesr -.sold .water. Saw
1,800 gallons per day C. ti I
Too low without pswaptogrFlpa'sas
be laid la lake la aJsssst;HreetsiM
to the city; distance akawt 1H aallai.
Utah Sprlags Two 'miles asist of
Spring Creek oa oaat side of WHNaav
aon River. Altitude 87 feet, tea tew
without pumping, belag 70 fast lower
tbaa present water taak. Clearwater.
little sulphur, all runs out of one bow.
Flows Into Williamson Rlvsr ako
5,000,000 gallon per day.. Uaapprav
prlated; distance 31 HstvPtaoSMlt
be laid down the bank of WttHassaoa
River to Klamath Lake oa
ground, free from rock.
Spring Creek Clear, pars.
water. Altitude 1 feat, or M lest
below the present water supply; tea
low without pumping. Unappraprtat
ed. Flow about Si4.fM.att gallons
per day. Distance about 34 H miles,
with good ground free from reek to
lay pipe almost' direct llae.
Short Creek About two Bailee
north of Klamath Agency, altitude ST
feet, or 130 feet below present teak.
Clear, cold water; Sow about II ,.
000 gallons per dap. Too tew. with
out pumping. Unappropriated. 'Dla-
(fttoaWwTrwsaTT
West Of Laknrim
"
Sat fruit, otkora will prodaea
hay. vtgetsMts, ate.,
will have their little tea) aart traal
and keep a cow, coupte'st spa.'swi
mako a living' from. tkeir paaRry.
These tends la tka vtolaky s wast
the artesian wslla bavo be;erasli
aro now to be purchased at very reas
onable prlets. . t-ti
Thers will, m? doubt. M aa laapsttjt
to the value of the laad waa Uw.
asssssislst
jT1MW WSS
was uts sst-
N.-C.-O, railway u esssfettsi an, tamj-,
point next month. Thin
widely separated arteataa bsste wbtta:, ,
, ,. !!.- I lbi AttaAto atlAMC.fM ?.
VB1VT m WWS tmmw mm hn I ar'iiiV- ,
that tvary valteyla XUmmjmmX
tho posalMUtr, Th LssMteft west My ,7
wermer tana oat mhii oar,vss iv
,. . j m w ------a.-m- sum Ssi"-.'
fimt mmm wi w,fpn l mmmw -
irrlgauoa aa wi aa ssosa gwpjsnjs.
The Summer Lake waNa gtrtjsk m
ausamar Saw at a Sheath' sit xtOSB llBU
150 fast, with an avanatf tf H
Mvsral.dMrtreat Sawt
taafwMta9aaak
the oouatyjl
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