JTijTti!S
ffifyg iEttgnmg Herald
OFFICIAL- PAPKB Of
KLAMATH COUNT
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ecnlh Ycnr-No. 3,717
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY.SEPTEMBER 2, 1919
M'-
Price, Five Cents
T-' ".,
KLAMATH I'AM
ID IB
COMMUNITY CENTERS
AT KLAMATH FALLS
I UM Ml
CELEBRATION
llerroitloniil mill educational ecu
lots (or t lit tunpliiye (if tlin AU:niim
unit I'ullciin lluy Lumber companies
limy lu i)tiilillliml muni, If ilm (iIhiih
SESSION OPENS FRISCO GREETS
PACIFIC FLEET
TWO COUPLES UNITED
BY LOCAL MINISTER
1 I
THIS II I
of U. H. Duncan, ll.tershito Intluntrlul H,..,-h,. Teacher.. Gather ..I the All Hun 1'r.w.t Uco Wriiomi- Arrival two houn time.
Cupid kept Ilov. K. I Lawrence,
i pastor of tho Presbyterian Churcli,
: busy Sunday afternoon with tho un
ion of two young couples In less than
I N
Horri'lnry of thu V .M. 0. A. uni car-
rli-il throiiKh. I
I Mr. Duncan, who left town thin
- I morning, following mi InHprctlnu of
... W '.. I ,... ...Ill I .... ..... I
I.. -i. . J llninni CniOV " " i.iihimji iiiiiih uiiu mi mc-
Ufthited Unioni enjoy
Pint Annual Celebration mmin nrniugemi'niH at th. Aignmti
, Lumber company to turn their now
club hiiiuu titer to tin) work I in: oi It
llluli SiIiimiI for Aiinunl ThriT..iy
TrnrlniV Institute All Join the
Hlllll' AhuicIiiiIiiii.
of Ailinlriil Hodman's Mighty lMl Durand Gammon, of San
I'Iim-i Hccritary
Conic to Port tuml.
Dunk-In
B
HAN FRANCISCO. Sopt. 2.-
300
MARCH IN PARADE of ..n
Intluntrlul V. M C. A Pelican
I lluy Lumber rompniiy will tlecld.t to-
itny throtiKli H. 1) Mortemum, prcMl-
liiNtltuti' heads were .leaned with;
tlm tnthUKliiHni shown by thu 7& Han Francisco Joined In extending a
teachers present from nil ovor the Brent welconm to the Pacific fleet.
county thin morning, when the Hist couimuniled by Admiral Hugh Hod- i
hi-hnIoii uf the three-day leathers' In-' man, which arrived Sunday night at'
Will Francisco, married Jessie Reed, also
lof tho Hay City, at tho Whlto Pell- j
ran Hotel at high noon on Sunday, j """"
I Mr. Ciammon Is In charge at present 17 . in U
'..., .i. . n. ... ... r.u, , eastern Klamath
A .v Bu..u.u6 ....... V.-...V . .u. (
T
E
Oregon Power Company aro making
In Upper Klamath hake. Tho brldo Is
ono of the popular young belles of
San Francisco and comes from a
County
Lands Are Involved
WOULD SECURE RANGE
Mlliilo opened at 'J :?.(), with a song.
I""' "" ' ....," 1...1.1 ..,,. IIM.Ii ,,1 HI,,..,. ,l, I I... I,,,,, I,. u,,iru
... r.il...l li. .1 ........ ... I II, .. ' ' ' "". "" -.- "J, - -
jer. W in.m...n ..- "; " '" ""l "' " avIk Doherty. accompanied by Agus-. San Francisco combined Its an-
:t:lol)rutl(in with th
Uborl-nlim-ofA rln. t Mi.n d.-rtnk., tho Hcheme of er.-.l.: n ,. nunl Labor Day c,
W ftrirfM. WWII AAllr.M.(,m.nllmiii .oniur for thHr ...... I)unlllir ,oh (lllrInK u,,,1 welcome that Kree.
rfkrl"lr "' l,,,,W 7 !.vT' "" "" "' ,"ft"C""" "f ,,,",in.li.R r-gardlng the exodus of Bailors of the Heel
XKb Winiml Allriiil-1 H.-. ' farlien. iliriiuKliuul the Unit n tho waters of
imniakm Win T.i-i'f-Wnr. The plun ndnpt.-d rrfeiilly nt ' u ....... ,.,.. , , r,,
nrntnlnotit fntrillv TTor flrtillv mnlnr.
S::iO after Its long cruiso from At- . - m w,n-i .,.. ,. .
! the wedding.
I Hoverend Lawrence hurried to I
Merrill following the Rnmmnn-Itin(l I
icu hid uuran uiiu .it.. t ii vi.i.. n ..jl . .
nj wui,ib uuu """" -' " "" will lie Hrnt to ConRroii to I'ro-
..n.i.i.1 V.11CW, u iuu iiuiuu ui uio vi,i fin. umir ntr Ijimta to Knnhlo
Will C. I'arncx, AisNtniit Forester,
Advihen Tlint IjiikIi Ito Placetl Un
der Fremont National Forest Hill
fleet that will remain
(he Pacific as a.
brido'K parents. Only tho immediate stockmen to Iiktcom! Herds.
Krtiiftt iiiki ut tiiii iiiiniiritiiii' iiiik iinriti 11 ntii iriiiirii ....... ...
li...... i.. 1 r..,.i..u,.,i 1 "" ' '' ""' '"" . -...-. .... inenus or notn lomines witnessed
' llelniniiMVllii milU are Ion. , n. II. W'"K"S' "" "rK"1 "'" lmC"T '" tuw1,vont '" San h ra,,ClBC0 8 ,1"'- ' the quftt homo wedding. The bride is
iickn nm win iMiiii nr; ii.iuii.i. "'H J(llll , orrgon Stato TeacherH' As- tory hnvo been .noro momontuous . recent Kraduato 0f tho high school
. ...!.. fib. ,....lr iiihmm nn nf fur lint i-Iiiiml- Iiil- uf I In. f,irin..r ll.ni. ....." "'' hiauuuiu ui uiu uit,u otiiuui
jiaii m wo """ , K,.i, ,, ,1. M nrL'unhrii. nn in t unit inn arrival or me r.mn. i.anoi 1 , m mi 1 t t.
KliMlh K.II. ovor a lorliilisUt ago Atl. -tlc , ub l..,il.li.,R . an Indus- rimBt(lntly worklMK for , t(;llcM(,r. ,,, wn Klvrn ov enllr,b. t0 the VlrlMfor Vcme uW Mr and acres ol pUbllc lands
wliMNIIIatcd labor unions yeitor- trial . M. C. A. c.it.-r. Tho V. M. whu ,lamI1(. volo w;lK lsk,.n welcoming of the fleet, that will ro- Mr8 cherry will make their homo in Klamath Count' my
l,r kid coraulclo control of tho city C. A. will furnUI. a secrHnry. who fur ,,.,,.,,,, , fllBllllUat, main In San Francls.o liny for om..,Morrm fonow,n(j ti,cir honeymoon arge of tbo forast ge,
cdiinillon hum Ik not 11 ki-i-
tliiK un. l.-ii u rising him." sa'd J Hint ho would visit Portland and BOY ARMIES STILL
... . I ..I...- II..W ....I... ...II. I.... .. ..... ..
to tHr DW nn.m . ". ,'-, .....e ...a.,,.. ... ..,.- w,..m. Uuur0.K,omaMi (.unly w,.lt ov,,f lln, , f,.w days
tfJlloa. '........ ,...,..! miu roiiKions m. ,, ..mi,rBhp of loo per t-.-ni
11 WiU fca mmj !. f- itiiu ji hut fin 'iij i-n 1 nn )m70Ilui 'Th
3M merabefi or n nrrmnim uniuim program rails fur winter lw ihvn.
1 f .1.. I.lw tiAHHilu 1st I It la .11 ..1 (111 .1
nutsca in w.o mr. . v.iney nitii. miimnis ua pr-,,, ,(..lKii"n ,, Apfctrllin ,lr(.Hid,.nt of Mon- Columbia Itlvnr points on the way to
BOTUfc iu or nuroiiw .. ui.l.wiliio,.i,,,,i,.,, ,,,, N(,rmul Hrll(m, w,( , ,.lnet Sound. Ho will leavo San
d ib, mrcisM that '"' The ll...I..K..y L..mb,r ..,, ku , ,. f ,.,..' Francisco Friday night or Saturday
ymdi. compcllllon keen thru. .,,,,, lo ,,,, rPrPnllIinl ,.,.. w1mi morning aboard tho dreadnought
rt'JlTaMS rMMlM """ ,h ,V'mt'r '" "" """'( '" W"M" "'"lr-- Mr Arkr' 11". 'I'.r-' Aransas
d h.pM on a l.l h ling. Or... j, ,, , ,(Bl , 0 A m ., ,. w, ,,.nvo tne Columbia River
tinX.ff 1.. MV.W. l.,M..f .,.vi ..
trip to Crater Lake and other near-
Announcement wjb made by Sccre-',y scenic points,
ary of the Nnvy Josephus Daniels! m
PARADE IN LONDON
Indications are that over 230,000
in eastern
be placed la
ervlco as a part
of the Freemont National Forest, ac
cording to Will C. Dames, assistant
forester, who returned to Klamath
Falls last night, after a two days trip
over the lands under consideration,
with W. C. Van Kmon, Secretary of.
the Klamath Cattle and Horso Asso
ciation. Mr. Barnes came to Klamath Falls
a. j. citi:;.. nuitiKi).
icnrhur mint be genuine, or she will en route to Victoria, II.C. and Puget
.fall to Inspire l.r pupils to higher' Sound on September 10th. Presl
ithlngB. which Is tho ultimate aim of j 'lent Wilson may review the fleet off
It wm last night during the drawing
ftthe many prlzn3 that morrhnnts of
k. l,.n itAnnlAil fur til, tirfli.lmt I - ... -
" , ,, . . . . , ... '"" ninemi or A. j. 1 rrgan was teaching ISenttlo Soptomber 13th from the
Commendailon , as heard from nil i..,,,) vl,.,riiBV .,,,,- i, -, lul""" , ,, . ' ...... n
.IJM0n.lu1,rkuflhn-m.,i,iti.,el.1l ."' ' r'"' f,noon Inlerment , j.rof,.PKOr nrG,8H. wbo , allcni,. bridge of tho battleship Oregon.
.J.... .: . I"c"' '" ""' loc'1' '""""fJ-. niouo- ,. ,,. ,,,,.,, ,rnln wn Ai.n.'along with Secretary Daniels.
" " " --o-- 1
(kimlhit MMIM ilyN pregrmi. r(,1H,, ,,, , Sa,ur(Iny ft()rnoo
ttre without any delays, it was Kl.iin
iiiltural College, gave an enlighten-
.t tho homo of lit father. A. J. Cre- . ,,,. , ' ,crrC( from!MVKI.V (X)XTKST IJUKWIXt;
lUWnr.1 Ubor Day Callirntlcn ,,,, wh ,,.,,,,, on tho Keu'0 rond ft
th prugram and general move of
the entlro tiny an cured well for the
nttm of the fiiturn t-ulobratloux
that sill be early utuuix troth now
on.
rannln It lllg Surreys, '
Diillnctly was tho paradu a success.
Tan hundred mcaibers of tho nfflll
t4 unloiu Including box men, mill
mm, carpenters, quintan, and bar
itn marched four iibrtmst, strntrhlui;
icrou tho Slroet, i.'id aooineil to r.ivel
In their Unit Ubor Day colouration.
Leading tho paraJo woro Marshall A.
J, Bniianiunlo and Captain Lea,
mounted on hones. Four service men
followed, tline soldiers uni! ono sullor .
carrying thu national color. Their
am Iho clergy t10 tty n much
law followed by thu afniliited mi-Joni.
few miles from tno city. Ho wns 30
years of ngo and had been n resident
ol tho county for nttnrly 12 years,
, with tho exception of nbout two
jyenni. iliirlng whl'h time ho was In
the army, lilt father, who rauw hern
with his son. hni n whin elrcl" of
friends who sympnthlzn with him In
Ills bereavement.
bf! y 1 li
PMIIIPT
niwi.i!
physical exercise, as it is being
taught In many educitlonnl Institu
tions today.
After the business of the morning
the teachers worn served with u
luncheon in Iho high school cafe
teria. TI10 morning program follews:
' !.,10 .Music.
I HHU-ficuoral.
1 10:15 Sectional. Primary',1 .Mr.
Shumate; Intermediate J. II. Acker
itiun; high school, Miss 1 lager.
1:00 Ccliornt, Professor liar
0frga nmniliTn jjemous or Mr. .oivmnms corn, anit
I L I ULUWIIu' rightly bo, for that gentleman I-.
r I rrntii 1 1 n i",oBi"iu,""i"'''ronotr.B-!BOI)10 coni r.lla(,r ,n proofor nls
L. 5 ! UI1(jIi U istored as yet. many young wo. C()nMntlon. Mr. Arant Mas broutjU'
LONDON', Sept. 2 The war Is end
ed and the peaco treaty signed, but
dozens of boy's "armies" continue at tho request of Mr. Van Emon for
daily to parade, drill or stage mimic tho purpose of looking over these
battles in London streets. Trafalgar lands, in order to advise the stock
Square Is ono of their favorite "drill men of the county as to the best
grounds." v means of securing for them some con-
Battered tea trays, biscuit tins and trol similar to that exercised by the
pang nre made to serve as drums, a forest service over the ranges within
bit of petticoat docs for regimental the national forests,
colors and there nre generally more At a meeting held in Salt Lake
drummers and color bearers than City, Utah, in July, the stockmen ot
others for apparently none of the the entire west passed strong Resol-
I youngsters relish the Idea of being utons urging Congress to place all
There Is a lively contest browing. ft common private. The boy officers the remaining public domain in
und It is all due to the statement in J)avo chert)n8 or coiIar insignia from charge of tho Department of Agricui-
The Herald or the lino gardens Pos-,the uniformg of theIr demobilized turo, In order that the grazing npon
sessed by II. Nownham and Frunk i,rothers and soma of tho groups havo it might be regulated and the ranges
Armstrong. acquired considerable proficiency in protected from further injury thru
And thoy havo fine gardens, lt , mni-sliinf; and drill. tho present reckless and unlicensed
there now arises n clalmant.for high- Boj. Scou,ts Association officials grazing upon it. Tho possioTttty, how-
cr. honors than tuelr's. It is Frank nre making nn effort to bring the ever, of Congress acting upon a meas-
Arant. Ho says he has tho finest members of these nondescript hoy uro of this sort if not certain, hence
corn .tills side of Kansas, and ho i. armies" into membership in their the Klamath County stockmen felt
OVF.lt GARDEN SL'PKKMACY
not willing to admit that it is not organizations,
better thnu nny In Kansas. He Is1
Jealous of Mr. Nownham's corn, ami
nn
ill
niTrn h
in lu nu
PORTLAND. 'Sept. 2.
txtll known in Klamath Falls
bark for tint school year again.
During tho Among these are Anna Mae and Jen
Esther lerlliigr surrounded by u mmU " Spplomher ranurs lu any Johnston, who havo been spoml-
toVf of young ladies, was uppluui'iM f "" N"ll""1 ''"r'"" ot "'" ,ncl lug Hie summer at their camp on
U alojiK tho line of march Tho flC C"'m B,","i Ul" '"''" "' H,',,lr" Fnpur Klamath Lake. Tho .Misses
Mag ladles rodu o't the float unlered ,ur,, r,lr 1I1IK -ti flroj. Tll- K,,. ,,. Jl,HKt,. ,..,.,,. w,,. n:ivc
tj-tho boxu-nkers and mill men A rc''ll,,,t1"" ! JHt been promulgated i,,.,,,, f(. ,,, j, momU ilt lllc ,,,,.
W razor, the linigula of tho bar- ',y tU" St'crn,,,r' of AKrlculturo nnd Kl. r.lnch havo rotrne.l to take 1
. was born by tl,c mombcri of Uith" lot", (,ff,,' "f ,l", F,)r,'8t s,,rvlro their work in tho city schools.
'Mlunlon,10Krl,cto.i.h..irf,. wns so Informed yesterday. This Is A,,r0 ,,almi,r ,(f M,.,ifr,i Nvh(,
Jonj tho lino of laurel. u-P.h l... n lcnuiloimry measure taken to nld ., , , Klninnlh Fu8 for lll0 nr
luri'Bt rnuKern 111111 lire k."
SENT TO I
1 T IT
mi
Inter turn out In hn only tump flros.
Tim woods are now ns liiflnmmnbln
familiar "vou'r.. , .. ' .-.. forest rangers mid fire guards In
r IIVAV tan, r OUT
lten cjrrlcl n slgu-bearlng t, ' ,W,I,,"B ,r,,rK "r '' " f
, wcrlptloa "Thu painters union wt Cllmlll,,,: '"irll,,K l tliolr districts nnd
. stand fur our rights. " " ' to ""euro tho llsilng of thoso who
I'ay 'lUbuti! lo l.ui,r ' j htivti occasion to innko tamp fires.
Labor owwl lis union for colli)c-'S""",ll",,v' ,ho lt,0,01118 nn ,,,n ,nol,n
tire bargaining mid ti. 1... .'Kilns delect nnd report fires which
wter Hung conditions lu th-i exur
lscs that wum iu, .. .,
, , "w.i uuur uiu limine ... wuuii .vuiuy .uiiutt i.evi.t ul Dttirt-'o
' 8- I" thu plot dlres.ly back ot;" V""""" """' ,,,HW Z nt l.ornmo tho brldo of Clifford (lie
"Oen-ooa-, Dr,.rf atoro. MBmbo'try. Iml. wln.ljr -vimIIiop. nn.l tlio row llrk of onnnxni nt tll0 ,lonio ot t
-.""""onsniid their famlllej heard1 ll """"" '"" "" h"'" ,u
iW of tuo van-on speak on.1'""0 nny c,lmu' nt ,mvlnK pu,,"
o Paid Klowimr in.,, ... ', 'tlmlinr 1:0 up In hinoko nnd nro so
OH labnr In 11 , tnlttni. tlilu rnalrlcllvn ninnnurn until
ti...... " . u lMrl l"y P'nyuil in..... ....'.' ... .....,. .. tho ceremony
"- otvui, ivuritl VftXC i niv tiuiiKUi ih nni uvuii inwuf,u 11.
orowa8Ilot;lBlll;lo iwlll bo omo llt.lo Inconven.onco to
ndlcallaui nut 11 in.i v.. "' l"lllc
SIT 1Dd UMtl'u"". -This Is
KBTp0tJol"t,c'l"0Ur joy," said
. w, , Blwmun, business ugont of itJU
lime Inst year, is hern to take up her
w rk .for the eiiKiiiug year nt the
Ci'iilrnl Hchool.
?
rOl'Pl.H .MAItltllM) AT BONANZA.
A pretty homo wedding was solem
nized .Sunday afternoon at Bonanza
whim Aurily Mona I.owl.1 of Mnrcoln,
nn
tho
groom's parontH, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. D.
Murk. Ilov. ('. F. Trimble, pastor of
tho Christian Church, officiated nt
2 union m
' th or hie tint ..1.1 '. ..
mornln ..., . ' 01 ma 1
"nmminir ,,., .. .". "u
. OU 1)1,7., 7 "" ",,' "ccount ot
trr,0'ura,ri,luy-aPP'-un.
. li Tiiy nna'oaru K00tl
Mhev W :d,U, UU t0 th0 lon
'a"7ni,dur,II,th0r,,t
4r 1 uL 8t cor tho ntry to-
' ,h ah ZT; ,s causod by th0 fftC-
to xlT'! Ulftt U ma back
k'-ie.! War co"HonB ot low
IM "vlng conditions."
r-er bv if OXorcl,"!8' FolIowlnB a
I rX.V. Trimble of tho
(Coniiawa on Pn3e 8)
Those who nro contemplating
camping trips during Soptomber
should wrlto or apply In parson to tho
Forest Supervisor, forost ranger, -or
forest guuril In whoso torrltory tlioy
nro going to camp, stating approxi
mately whore thoy will camp nud
build tholr romp fires.
riio blrdo Is tho daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Luwls of Mnrcoln, nud
wns employed up to tho thnu of her
marriage ns n tenchor In tho inter
mediate grades of tho Bonanza Gram
mar Hchool. Mr. Burk Is n graduate
of tho Bonanza school of tho chis ot
1915.
A bounteous wedding dlnnor fol
lowed tho ceremony, after which tho
newly-weds cnino to Klamath Falls
for n weok of hnpplness. Thoy will
MANV FAIIMI0T.1 ATTEND
IRRIGATION MKIITING. ko tholr homo In Merrill.
n',,r ,,f (l0 utimxii Valley
Irrigation District fulled for todny
brought n good idirencntntion of tho
farmers lit from th.it dlsiilct. Tho
vnlloy Is working hnrO to have tholr
plnns for irrigating tho vnlloy ap
proved by tho sta'o onglnoor.
Among the onthuBlnstlo wnrkeis
nro, Wnltor Broadsword, J, O. Ilnm
ukor nnd H. J. Tleknor, Mr. Hamaker
wns ol0i tlrculnthix u petition nmnnn;
Klamath Falls voters to hnvo tho
highway pass through Bonanza.
PRKACHHS AT LOCAL THEATRE.
Pastor T. Ii. Thoumlor, who Is now
pronchlng nt tho Orphous Theatre at
1130 Main Strcot, has boon proachlng
for tho past fow years in tho largo
cities of tho F.nst. Ho fools that not
only Is' tho Blblo an upto-dnto news
paper but tho prophesloscontalnod'ln
It nro history ln ndvnnco of Its mak-
to Tho Herald a sample from his gar
den, and .the showing he made stop-'
pod all argument. Ho is entitled to
his claim, or so nearly mi that it Is'
going to tako an epert to deride
That is why the contest Is loom- PARIS, Sopt. 2. -The supreme
Ing. for The Herald suggests to Mr 'council of tho peace conference tfe
Newnham and Mr. Arant that they'cidetl to send a note in forceful
now pfepare tholr exhibits for the terms to the German government.
County Fulr that is to bo held at th pointing out tho contradiction with
Wilson Grove, near tho Wilson the Versailles Treaty ot the provl
brldge October 2d und 3d. 'rIou in the now German constitution
that n special Bill mightvbe passed
by Congress which would place thesa
, lands directly In charge ot the Forest
' Sen-Ice. as apart of-the present Fre
mont National1-Forest.
"i
.0,OOU Acres Included.
There are approximately 250,000
acres of these public lands which
once were covered with the finest
grasses and forage plants known In
tho west and upon which In tho early
days tho stockmen of Klamath Coun
ty grazed large numbers ot sheep and
cattle. Owing to the fact that there
was no control ovor these lands, they
are of very little value to the stock
men. The experience which tho western
Where does Armstrong complain? providing for the representation of stockmen havo had with tho graz
Oh, whllo Arant was putting in lib ( the Austria-German relchsrath. jnB upon tho National Forest, where
claim for corn honors he made n r Tho peaco treat-.' specifically pro- the ranges aro protected from over-
oral declaration that included not hlblts tho Interference cf Germany stocking and misuse, convinces the
only Mr. Armstrong, but everyone with Austrian affairs. Tho council stockmcu ot Klamath County that a
else, and lw has a habit of making demands suppression ot the article similar management will restore
good In nearly everything ho under- within a fortnight, declaring that these lands to their ."oimct splendid
takes. otherwise tho aBles will be com- condition. ,
The Herald thought It would bo pelted to undertake the further oc- ir. B.-vrnes. after looking ovier
about tho right thing if Mr. Arm- cupatton of tho left bank of tho these ranges, ventured tho opinion
strong trotted- out some of thoso Rhine River. that if the-so lands nro ndded to the
beans that ho has been Burbank- 1 Fremont Forest and given the super-
Izinff for the past several years. The' WILL LEA VI' FOR SEATTLE, .vision ot officers of the forest service,
Herald puts In n claim for Armstrong thoy will within a very few years be
that he beats the world when it Hev- - - M'''. student pastor, llBiQ to carry practically the number
comes to raising beans. So it is up wuo nns been ,IX cliaB oi th ilt- of stock which thoyonco did nnd do It
to thu rest of tho countv lo show I'aU1 cu'e1' during the summor , without the Injury ot the laudi. The
what thoy havo. And while t his J"ontUs, leaves tomorrow for , Seattle experience which the Forest. Sen-lc
contest is on, why not put Denton, of slnco hls health is not cry good, Mr I na3 haa- aiong tijej0 tne3 raakes Mr.
Fort Klamath .011 tho carpet. Ho In-,"18" wm UUv u"u UJ ul uu,Ba ( Barnes very posttNo that this can bo
tlmated something nbout being !,1'"ln thls winter .lo will spend sev- accomplished and nt tho same time
"somo garden specialist" 11 dny or
two ago, so his exhibits will be
sought for nt tho County Fair.
oral months In the open in .-a attompt
to grow stronger.
PENSIONS ALLOWED
KLAMATH INDIANS
COURT ENRICHED 900
WASHINGTON, D. C. Sopt. 2.
Ileprosontntlvo Nick SInnott was In
formed today that pensions had been
allowed four Klamath Indians, Ve
terans of tho Modoo Indian War. Tho
four cases on which tho Congressman
has boon working for somo timo aro
thoso cf Re,ubou Konnkl, Leon Lolu
(known as Chief Lalo), Jim Copper-
inc. Ho fools that tho mathods used field, nnd Modoo Charlov. All of thorn
ln ovnngollzlng tho world must bo ' being n-tabon ot Captain O, C, Ap
based on tho almplo teachings of jplogate'a Company of OroBon mount
Christ. ed militia, ff '
1 .
For the first time ln months thei
police court took in a good sum ln
lines. After tho Labor Day celobra
tlon there wero many charges against
drunks, violators ot the traillc ordi
nance and disturbers ot the pence.
All appeared betoro Police Judge A
L. Leavltt this morning at 10 o'clock
and paid fines amounting to C0.
SPEND DAV AX LAKE.
Charles Stemwtill, A. M. Hector,
lis mother, Mrs. McCormacl; and J, A,
Goldsmith droe to Crnter Lake yes
terday. The ehtl.o rnrty reports n
pleasant trip and fino time.
allow the stockmen to qrazo reason
able numbers ot both she and cat
tle upon these ranges.
The stockmen ot Klaraa'.h County
and especially the Klamath Cattle
I nnd Horse Association intend to get
behind this matter and are prepar
ing a Bill, which will be submitted to
Congressman SInnott with request
that it bo introduced and passed by
Congress nt the earliest possible
moment.
Such n measure will add tremen
dously to the output ot beet and mut
ton in Klamath Cnuuty and enable
the stockmen In this vicinity to in-
eroaso their herds, Improve tho breed
ing of stock, and make them secure
In, the possession ot a reasonable
amount ot range during the summor
months,
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