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Council lal lillllil voted down
4uallluii "I MB) or Fred T. Bander.
Councilman Alton Mailable, In have
City Knilnnr Doll J. Zuiuwall go
ttir l pnipoawl way n( llm pipe
;itt from Ai'ii lke Hprlnga, over
Sikh It I piopoaed lo brlii a wntir
applr I" " I ' f'oalblo propo.
tllloa. The lutitiibera of the council
, instill if M " Wilkin. Ituaael
11 Alforu, ( ii trisier, Marion
ill', llm H Owens and Alios
tnttciinn, ilnn'l )ou think II
tuuM I'" Rod Ihlnc for llm city
sajlucri lo ico out and inakn an a-llMtr-
"'I' hi II Il over the prupus.
H route of the pip line, an llial
ri a lutlx me minx irmaj inr me T -
(lc In ulu on In a reasonable lime?"
Ait Hi ma) or
tKanitiio waile Hip neceasary mu
tton, which, when put, got not iioiikIi
iipiitia lo li worth invnilonliiK,
CmMcM Marlon Hanks vociferating
i "NO"' In unusually vlRornua faah.
"IM J cm ihluk, gentlemen, ou
redoing Justice to our fellow man
Is taking this altitude) on a juration
Hit Is to tll.nl to the rll'7" queried
al lonor
"Tt people cannot rtubllah n
niaHpal rr system under iho
srmat charter, and aa Ionic aa I hay
In Rd the power lo tola bonda for
tart a prixltlon whal'a Iho nan of
rJa ali'a.t aiiitlnR the money,
alto jii limit know If you aro roIhr
lo b ahle lo totn ImndaT" naked
Con-llman Alfonl, by way of reply
la Iho niarnr
"I Wlfte the people of the city of I
Kumilh tiu hatu enough Inlereal
la ladr nn anlf preaerrallon lo pro.
t14 Ihe meana lo lake earn of thai
puir of the iiirt(iti," anawtreil Iho
na)or "They hate enoiiKh recant
forlkrlroan hrnllh and Hint of Ihelr
fimlllra to viiti, in noine charter that
III lake rare of and retlctii the all
lullon thai c are up aRalnat."
lant e remedy the difficulty at
lattrnent iprlnxi which furnlah Ihe "
ltr iupilr hy p.iltlnR In aewer. Ihat L..u.m,ku MI'IIHKII TIHAIi '.
Ill (tell BaV lh rinlnlnlnllnn"l
ftiMrnt llanka antrl lo know.
"I itnn't think It la poaalble," ro
HW the mn).,r - believe that wa.
f li thoroughly irrmiatod with
riaga he)iin, nil hope of rcdomp.
ton. I am orry lo sect you vote
'own the proposition."
"I am not for municipal owner
l" declared Iho president.
"ll'a the only way I ran aeo clear
ooh all ihi, trouble." averred his
ior. " ,!, ,0ovo Iho company
anjone e. w ,! anything that
l nrlp. ,im tiaink I ho rninpany
'tnlng any morn wor, nt u,0
(rlngt."
"Yes they nr,.,- ronlendrd Conn.
hin Alfonl They are working
rry day,"
''We do not wmii to , up agalnat
"miltlona another summer Ilka wo
re last auminnr." urged the mayor.
"re In for thai much anyway."
Paying At Old
A" la icrcno between Iho Klamath
r Ught nml Water company and
fit)' a to iho prlco for city light-
While iho council aoino wooka
idopted a rcaolutlon, on recom
"ltlon f chairman a. W. White
' nnanre lommltteq, to pay but
jcut ,,gr C8nd0 lowe(p ,nitead 0,
hliw ,'w''cr ,on,,, ,0WCr '0'" "
". llio months of December and
rab L avll,K ,u,ou l,l r a( thla
. The wurranta for those months
tut down by iho council, and the
lli!r,COmpM,' """"d nmovu
'fom the custody of City Recor-
i
Council Compromises On
Alfonl replied "ttV arc loo far ali.tiK'!"' , who U "" "y,0lc ln Auc
now lo avoid Ihla utumnr It would
bo Impoaalhlo to do nnythliiR that
would kIvh ua a new atipply Ihla sum.
mer."
"I'm RoltiR lo leavo town on ac.
coiitil of Ihla water aa aoou aa I ran
arrange to net nway," Councilman
Hlanahle atated,
The ahaenco of Counrllmen John I,.
Fielder, Ularnnco Underwood. It, W
Whllu and Charlea Mcdowan poaalbly
mane aoino iiirrrrenre In thn vollna on
Iho propoaltion,
Councilman Crlaler atateil nfir ilu.
neellnR that while In. waa In favor of
pure water aupply to bo owned by
he city he did mil hrlleve It wlae al
ila II in ii lo undertake any morn en-
IneerlliR alepa,
"ll'a too early In Iho year lo aend
en oul englnerrlnR on Ihla propoal-
on." ho aald, "Wo ahoutd wall
nttl the weather la more Milled.
here la Iota of anow In Iho region
where they would have In do a good
deal of Ihelr aurveylng nnd there
would he a Reed many atorma lo In.
lerfero with their work The work
can ho done Juat aa conveniently,
ulckrr nnd eaaler later, and atlll t9
ln ,,(, f , f()r ,,, rr. (,n
rflt
Ibwrtt IUII CW
Attorney W M, lyWTIaTiii
ItiK I In- plaintiff, ffjafffP beforn
Juitlrx of Hip PeacA-harlca Uravea
lliU mornlni ami liad ill a mimed the
chip of Mario II McClurn vn, A, C.
Carlanilrr, It having been ictlled, The
hill of complaint alleged that (ho de.
fendanl owed a Mil of U3.46 for
loard.
Mr. Drawer has not loal hla yrs,
but he haa lost the neit thing lo
them, that la, hla gold bowed, bl.foral
apeclaclea, and the caae that belongs
with them; and he will bo very glad
and give a suitable reward If the
finder will return them In him or to
Ihla office. 5. St
There are always a good many peo
ple who keep the balance of the com
muntty (may wondering how they live
ao well, '
DEFENSE YET
0FFERIN6 SIDE
TlXfrX TO KX:it'V TIMK OF
CltlCt'lT fOtJHT WITH KVI
IIKN'CK OF MAN'M WAVM
In the trial of Nobel Faulder for
the murder of l.oula (lebhort today
the wltnesaea for Iho defenso were el
nmlned. Ir. Uo W. Chilton teatl
ried lo aaalallng In an operation on
Faulilir after ho waa brought lo Ihla
city from tlio arcno of the tragedy.
Mlas Leah Morgan, atenographer fur
Altorney (' M. Onclll, waa put on
Iho aland lo leatlty that Mr. Oaelll
and hertolf wero tlm only onca carry
ing n koy to the Otielll offlre. This
was to rofuto Iho allegation that John
l. Carroll carried a key. Mr. Car
roll, who waa nt ono time n guard
for Faulder, had testified yesterday
ns to fits of vlclouaiiess of Iho man,
who wanted to aleep clothed, but waa
Light By
Rate Of A Nickel
der Thomaa F. Nlcholaa. Thoy re
mained In the tendor cuatody of that
official for a couple of montha, until
the council, at the Intereeaalon of
Proatdent Marlon llanki, decided to
pay at the old rato. Warranta wcro
drawn to conform to the later do
clalon. 'The light bill preaentod to
Ihe council laat night waa for 1,111
candlo power, $107.10. Thla futures
up . 6 ctnt rate. The blH'waa or
dered nald without any dlacuaalon of
the urlce of the light. At a rulo the
nroaentatlon of the eight bill hai been
the signal for a regular aurlelt of
verbiage, pro and eoa,
dimdent nkout laklnx hatha. Ho aald
Paulder'a talk waa dlaconiiectcd, and
that ho told aoino faliuloua yarn.
Bolwln A. U. McKcan of Auckland,
New Zealand, waa called lo tottlfy
Ihla miiriilna ua to Iho alleaed Inaan.
It V etlitliiir It, tt ra,..iiu -.. -,
--, ,n , tlfv inn;, H,j mm
of the mental condition of Kauldnr'a
land, and of that of her brother (an
uiiilo of Fauldcr'a) Thomna I'laakott.
n rarmir in that country. Ho aald
I'laakrtl often had had flt, nnd had
lo ho kept under guard
no aalil In, had been practical
raiai-n with Iho Faulder famll
mat .Nobei liad been "flrtjfrom
aciiool, Ilia Intimate acqalntanco
with Ihv family ceaaed aboulali yearn
ago, up until which time hlaWd iho
rauliler famlllea had lived
aauin nelRhhorhood. Norman Faul
der, hrolhcr of Iho accuacd, went on
the aland Juat na ihla report cloaed
Ihla afternoon.
The atato wanta Joseph I'nulaon aa
a wltnea. and If ho doca not appear
ahortly Judge Henry I,. Ilenaon will
probably laauo a bench warrant for
him, Rherlff William II. Ilarn.a aald
today that ho had aenl a deputy for
the man, and eipccted to have him
hero ahortly. The sheriff Irled twlco
lo get Paulson, who declined both
tluna lo come, The last tlniu the
aherlff offered I'aulaon 110 nut of his
own pocket, hut Paulmn stilt refined
to come,
IUARY BILLS
PAID BY COUNCIL
NAMIIIKH OF IITV AHMIMNTKAT.
OHM, HTIIKKT WOKKKHN. AM)
MONK IIKIITtt FOII MITriJKM
llllla aa follows were paaeel on
favorably by the couacll last night:
K, 0. Moyer. city engineer.
IS 4 daya at II
Don J. Ziimwalt. city tngln-
err, February aalary , . .
W. O. Smith Printing Co . .
K. W. Wakefield, fire chief,
February aalary
t.oo
t.7
6.76
7S.00
Innea-Clarko Lumber Co...
Mayor Fred T. Sanderson.
15.14
03.34
13.34
February aalary
City Attorney II. M. Man
ning, February salary .
Samuel I,. Walker, city mnr
ahal and poundmaater,
February aalary
IK, 00
Charles C, Low, mounted
policeman, February anl
ry
III 00
William Hall, policeman,
February aalary
100.01'
William Messnrr, policeman
February salary
100.00
Thomaa F. Nicholas, city re
corder, February aalary.
100.00
Captain J. W. Slcnicna (3
inontha at I2B)
7C.00
City library, monthly al
Inwanro
30.00
CF.Adams, work on streets
with loam
118.76
I,. W. Weaver, work on the
atreola
50.00
Oarar Kcllog, work on Ihe
atreets
911.75
Klamath Fall Light and
Water company
117.36
Sunitiel I.. Walker, mono)
mlvnnrrd for dog laga .
COO
Total
t.3S.t
STDBBLEFIELD
TALKS TO PUPILS
AFTKIl WHICH VOITMI MKK OK
111(111 H:HM)I, TAKK IP PRAC
TICK OF HPKCIAI. VOTAIi KX
KltaHKfl llov. J. 8. Stubblotlold of the Prea.
bylorlan church gave a brief but very
Inatructlvo talk In tho high achool
chapel thla mornltf
liumrdlatoly following the talk tho
atudent body convened for tho pur-
puso of practicing eome yelie ror tne
debato which will tano piaco nei en
day In the opera houao. Aided by the
high achool band, which la practicing
very hard for the coming debate, the
)i)ll ought to Do an inapirawim iu
Iho debatera of tho achool, who will
appreciate tho vocal eupport which
they are to receive from tho student
body.
GRAVES COMMITS
HIMSELF IN RACE
I'KAC'K Jl'HTICK WIIXINU TO Al).
MI.MHTKH NOOTHINM HYKl'l' OP
lAV Tl TIIOMR WHO CMW
h
w
-now thai Juatlee of the Peace
Charles Graves has announced him.
aetf as a candidate for another tern,
In the vernacular of the race track
at least apparently VTher'ri
tho third aspirant 14 eater thJlbt. K.
W. Qowan, ihe ei-aherlff, anl W II,
Hhaw. both repnbltni, an In tho
fc, and have been for niL time.
Tho fact that the lacumbeii-.llld not
i.inoonco his Inteatloi unti rorar
wt'ka nftor the others la not ahlleveel
In h.m had any gruat algalgkaaco,
Maylie ho waa coaceallng hla
from the bol pollol aH the time. May
bo ho had dotermlMd, before either
Mr. Cowan or Mr. Maw announced
their Intention of aeeklng the seat la
which Iho result oi the blind god
deaa' deliberation are measured.
nut what booteta It?
It Is. according U those who have
watched tho political game, aa ad
vantage for the maa to have the Job
It Is especially aa advantage If he
elected again, for he doe not have
Ihe troublo of mo) la. He'a there
already, with Ihe goods, literally and
figuratively.
Alt three mea are well known and
popular, although separated by po
litical line. Howefer, this dots not
prevent them beta oa apeaklag
terms. It Is rather ja eoladdeace that
Mr. tlowan Is as oiaHf aad Justice
Orate was epokeaiaf for that place,
but did not car to satier the race. The
wisdom of hla dMlee la apparent, for
there are bow tart democrat aad
three republics after the shrievalty.
tint be la the oaly at of hla party
kiai to allay sUsgallns.. or at
least lo mediate any dispute when tho
vox poputl la raised In anger, atrlfe
and contention, needing Ihe soothing
syrup of the law to comfort and heal
the Irritated vocal chords,
ll'a ihe gay life.
BAND WILL MEET
FOR DtSCDSSION
OF WIIKTHF.lt TO lll'V VMFORM8
AM) ON gi'ratTION' Of COMIX
1'IXO THK Hl'XDAV AFTKHXOOX
COXCKKTH
The Klamath Falla Military band
meet and rchoaraeat their room thla
evening, and II Is requested that all
members bo on hand. The rootling la
to dlscusa Ihe procuring of uniform
for tho membcra. The question as to
whether the weekly concerts which
havo been given In Ihe past in the
skating rink will be continued la
another matter that will have to be
decided.
ROLLER SKATING
EVENT OF SPEED
IVAN KOUNUH AND JK88K HCX-
MAKKR WII.Ii IM) THK GLIDING
HTl'NT AIMK1) AT DKMOX
HTKATINO PHOWHW,
The roller skating enthusiaata of
thla city will liayo an opportunity of
witnessing what promises to bo one
of the fastest exhibition of roller
skating ever aeen In this city next
Friday evening, when oner of the
local artlata will clash with a Denver
speed marvel. The two contestants
in question aro Ivan Round aad
Jesse Hunsaker. Mr. Rounds halls
from Denver, and according to re
port hat made th heat of them hus
tle when It cornea to delivering tho
speed. Mr. Hunsaker Is well known
lo the local Hai patronlsers aa a
skater of no mean ability.
For th past few weeks there has
been Intense rivalry betwotn these
lo men, and jadglng from the way
both men have gone Into training fori
the coming contest, a close race will I
I; i' ien.
They will travel a distance of one
m.le, or twetHr-feiir tape on the pol-l
Irhed $oor. On Meaunt of tbe queej
Hon u to who (lull tko tan Inside
povitloB oa tfce atart tiny havi agreed
to lip a eota to decide the matter.
The. man who ha the inalde position
la entitled to the pole at the cornera
at all times, and the person who baa
thai position la better able to fnis-
rato the attempts of hla rival to flrat
ore. Aa a result of this there will
soma lively spurting to occupy the
eted position.
ITsTMXTH
City BaglBeer Don J. Zumwalt waa
laat night Instructed by the city Corn
ell to give estimate on tho eewt of
paving With street from Kialock to
th city limit with macadam aad
with hard slYfaes, th width to a
4 It
that 40 feet woald he
dth, hat Ceaaellman
Rtaatbf aad aom of tho other on
th board aeeavsd to thlak that th
wider earfac weald be hotter.
Attorney Joseph 8.
Kent ha re
turned from a buslnei
Francisco.
trip to Ban
FIVE HYDRANTS
NEWLY PLACED
DOZKN MORR aLl'Gfl IXHTALLRD
OX CITY CORXRR FOH PRO
THCTIOX IX CASK OF BCKX
IXfM lace th Jaauary bill of th Klam-
ath Fall Light aad Water company
waa turacd lato th couacll there ha
been twelv bw ire hydrants put la,.
and th bill fot,thervie,to(.OiM
wa Included In the February account
presented to council last night.
Th doxen hydrants had been In
service an average of 27 daya each.
Iho bill being llt.SO, or an average
of a tlttlo over 6 cents a day for each
hydrant. The hydrants are located
na follews:
Eleventh and High, Bark- and Ala
meda, Auburn and Alameda-, Sixth
and Lincoln, Front and Reclamation,!
Stukel and Wantland, Sixth and Ca-
nal. Stukel and Darrow, Mills nnd'
Martin, Division and White. WAut-j
land and Division, Kberleln and Mar
tin.
Today four cars of Klamath county
potatoes were shipped to Sacrauicnto
by tbe Klamath Valley Warehouse
and Forwarding company, of which
C. H. Daggett la manager. Most ot
tho spuds were from tho It. C. Shot t
ranch. Not long ago the same com
pany ahlpped out a largo consignment
of tubers to the same city, and tho
later order la evidence that tho de
mand for Klamath county Murphlet Is
not abating In the city with tho sacer
dotal appellation.
Glen Fountain returned to this city
yesterday from Corvallls. where ho
haa been taking a short course at
Iho Agricultural college there. Ho
will reside In thl city for some time.
NO SHOW GIVEN,
' TRUNKS ABSENT
PlCHFOKMEKB HILLKI) AT HOCK-
TON OPKRA HOl'SB COULD NOT
(GO. .ON IN AJMRNCK OF THKIIt
WARDRORnW
tOwlng lo the failure of tho trunka
of Watts and Lucas, who were to give
vaudeville at the Houston opera
house last night, to arrlvo In Klam
ath Falla at the same time as the
owners, tbe show planned lor tne
evening waa not given, and those who
appeared at th boxoffice In the hope
of seeing a show were disappointed.
The performance will be given this
and tomorrow evenings, with moving
picture. There will be comedy, sing
ing and. dancing, the scarecrow terp
slchortan sfort being a particular
feature. Mlas Lucas, who Is billed
CITY PRINTING IS
NOT GIVEN IN OPEN
aa the world's greatest bender and
contortionist, Is expected to tanglo
herself In some wonderful ways.
There will be moving pictures, too.
Prices, 10 and 20 cents.
IMDH HAXCITOX
MEW RUIMHXOfl
Building permlta were granted by
the council last night aa follews:
F. N. Fraker, frame dwelling on
ot 12, block 307, Mills additien:
1.600.
John M. Corbel), fo move woodshed
n lots C aad 7, block 76, Klamath
ddltlon. to back of lots and rebuild,
hod to be 13x14 foot.
Thomaa Coaaer, addition to dwell-
g on lot 4, block 34. First addition.
sis to be 13x34, of lumber, and cost
$30.
C. H. Daggett, per Oscar L. Carter,
frame Ice house, 34 feet square, on
lot 13, block 11, railroad addition.
Henry Weber, two-story frame
building about SOxlO, concrete base
ment aad. brick , with kltebea ad
dition lfxlt, on lot 3, block Id, Con
ger avenue.
A. M. Thompson, dwelling with
brick flue, coat about 13,000, on
north end of Brandenburg lot.
ItFPLRVIX AOTIOX
VKRSni MICKLKR
Martin Brother of this city filed aa
Important action against M. P. Mick;
ter la the circuit court Saturday af
ternoon, through their attorneys. No
land A Crane. The complaint alleges
that on March 4. 1910, J. D. Carroll
gave to Martin" Brothers a chattel
mortgage on a lot or pcraoaal prop
erty to secure th payment of a- note
of 13.600. aad that on April 3. 1911,
J. D. Carroll sold some ot th prop
erty meaUoaed la the mortgage ot
Martin Brother to M. P. Mlckler. aad
thaMn-MI4rtaTJBawJa.th4.fsa,
tlon of the same. The action la one
In replevin, and Martin Brothers ask
Hint they be given a Judgment for
Iho return ot tho property or for the
value thereof.
WIRES TO GRAVES
ON COURT AFFAIR
y
PORTLAND MAX LAUDS ACTION I ",0 oou" u" Pre '
'enough before the election to give tho
OF COMMERCIAL CLl'H, 8AVIXGKentle reader time to look It over be-
TAXl'AVGHH AND TIMIIF.lt OWN
KIM APPRKCIATK IT
President Charles Graves of tho
Commercial Club Is In receipt ot a
telegram from Portland, signed by
W. U. Seller, which reads as follews:
"Tho action of the Klamath Com
mercial Club and cltltens of Klamath
county In bringing the present admin
istration ot county affair to the no
tice ot Governor West and tho pub
lic Is greatly appreciated by timber
owners and taxpayer generally. We
don't object to high taxation so much,
but we all want to see the money ex
pended Judiciously."
K. R. Willis returned Monday from
San Francisco, where he has been on
business.
Crater Lake Park May Open Early
And Monarchs Of Forest Coine Back
Owing to the open winter and the
chancea that Crater Lake Park may
be entered earlier this year than
usual, W. Frank Arant, superintend
ent of the big reserve, expects lo bo
able to get In there by the 1st of June,
a month earlier than last year. He
has not yet made up hi staff tor the
ptTk work, as that Is determine.!
upon after he tubmlts to the 'depart
ment ot the Interior hi plan and es
timate ot needed help and work. Mr.
Arant became superintendent ot the
park August 29, 1903, and has held
oflca ever since the beauty spot was
opened. His appropriation has beeu
ONE BID MADE KNOWN
TO COVXCTb OX ITU CHARTBaV--Cmf
RBCORDKR TO ADVBaV
TIMK FOR BID OX COsttOMfOX
FORM DOCITMSXT
It's going to coat about 36 coat a
copy for th charter book which the
council will have prlated for th vet
era to peruse before the special char
ter election. The book, of Sne print,
110 page, What other bid may
have been submitted on the work
were not made kaown at th couacll
meeting last atgbt, so the voter "en
out guess whether the city r!!l set
tut work done as cheaply as it 'imnt
to be. About 1,000 co4.- l! ic
needed, which would make ' ot1
rofct, al I3.S0 a page, over J5u.
Bui City Recorder Thomas F. Nich
olas handled tho question without
gloves, when it was brought up aad
ho was authorised by couacll to get
bids for the printing ot the commis
sion form of charter. He aald the
rocords would show nothing about
bids being submitted for th priatlag
of tho council charter, while they
would show that bid were reeelred
for printing the commission charter.
"I wa not Instructed to get bids
on the other charter." declared the
ponce juaa to tbe couacll.. "No Mas
were submitted to the couacll at all.
The council Hd aet award th con
tract. I think on ought to have the
same fair show before the people as
the other. That the proper dope.
On one there'll be a record of the ad
vertising for bid, aad oa th other
therell be no such record."
"It the council wa not la oa th
other, why butt la oa thlsT" Coaaajl-
City Recorder Nicholas declared ho
exiiected to get It on the ballot. In any
event, as that waa hla duty, and he
would see to It.
I thought the council gave the
mayor authority to get bids, but not
to let the contract," said tbe city re
corder, with regard to the council's
charter.
Tho mayor Insisted that the coun
cil had Klven him tho authority to
Ret tho bids and let tho contract, too.
I President Hanks was of the same
opinion as the city recorder.
The books must be printed long
tore voting on It at the special, un
necessary a-nd uselessly exnenslvo
election set for April 33.
One merit to the commission form
of charter Is that It embraces but 63
pages, not close print, and will take
about halt tho time, or less, to read
that tbe council charter will. The ex
pense to the taxpayer will also be
about half, or a little over half of
that for printing the council charter.
The proponents of tbe commission
charter will lot It go on the ballot
without a title, and If tbe charter la
adopted, remedy the title defect af
terward. Xcxt Wednesday the high school
girls of the domestic science class will
give a luncheon to the faculty In the
domestic science room. The girl are
anxious to show what they have ac
complished In the culinary lino.
(3,000 nearly!
of years It waa I
waa 17,315 to cover
needs, As a rule a staff of about
eight men Is needed to help ma the
KKort during the season, but the men
nre appointed from year to year, al
ways after the appropriation la made
known by the department of tho In
terior. Chances are that the dear, which
are one ot the most charming attrac
tions In the park, will bgta to eater
the park about the 1st ot July, al
though It waa a month later than this
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