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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1904)
E R. REAMES. *lU MARTIR < Vice President. Cashlw ,f HERMANN AN HFFICIBHT WORKER 5th. That all the services per- the general concurrence of opinion < I formed by appellant in taking asld every civilised and Christian commun- Congressman Hermann has made a Everything in Furniture, Undertaking Goods, pn»>fs and In making Mid hontcstead It» ihrn> am few aouices of crime and and dtaarrt filings were Individual misery t«i ms-lelv equal to the dtain rwvnl iw an < rtl< lent worker In Cun* grtss. He dill not get <Hi the river Office and House Furnishings. 11 services such its might be performed shop. The statistics of every state ami liartx>r commit tee. but that was ,t I by any private Indlvidval. , Show a greater amount of crime ami loss )•’ order l<> make an ecunm I misery alirihntabl«* to unlent spirits no 11 tXxichmioiM ot Law. un reciurt do WII was paaard. i • 1st. Finds that Klamath county obtained at the retail liquor saloons If Hermann had got onto ll al com- ( I Is entitle to recover of and from ap- than to any other source,’ therefore mil tee 4 bill would probably have been I i pel Ian t 85 cents for each of the aixty- believing that "the safety of the pe»>- framed, and the only way to prevent i I two affidavits mentioned in the fote- ple la tlie highest law’’ and tliat each a large appropriation for rhera ahd i 1 going findings of fact. community can ts'st judge of what I I I 2nd. That Klamath county Is not conduces to its own safety, I can see harbor* was to keep such men off that ( I entitled to recover from appellant ' no injualieo m thia law. In matters camunlttee. We*tern <>regon can real assured the personal lllwriy i I for any other services set out in ap- of health ki l pellant’s contested claim. , of U h » individual cannot prevail Ihst whenever the powers that l»e anw for ft »nt fit to frame a river and liartior hill, i ► IXuie at Chambers at Klamath against the gvsai of the community, Ikuie Bi gest line of goods ever brought into Klamath coun- i < I Ubunty, Oregon, Sept. 18, 18»4. for If a man lives with so much filth ami Herman 1» Io Congress, there will Safetj Deposit Bo*»» about him as to endanger the health ts> Items In that bill fur Ulla part of (sd) W. C. H alm . Judge ty. My goods are not at the railroad. They are here. (• ] I Pl It will be observed that the Hori, of hla neighbor, the health officer can the state. When It comes to getting appropri Call and inspect them >>>>>> > I (I Circuit Judge held that the legal fee make hlui clean up Ills own home, ation* Binger Hermann can attend t<> 11 for taking an affidavit is 25 cents tin- and as morals are as essential to a re B. St. Geo. Bishop, Klamath Falls, Oregon. 5 der bee. 2371. Hill’s t/ode, and that public as tveallh, the people should more aimsith business Nnndays and week days than an axlc grciisr factory. each of the affidavits mehtfomd in have the right to clean up moral tilth findings 1 and 2 were taken by Mr. when a majority of the qualified elec- Speaker Cannon knew that, and lie irletl to pul him on cold storage. Leavitt in his official capacity as I tors ao desire. No one can deny that Binger Her Furthermore, sentiment against coflnty clerk ami not otherwise. In other words the circuit court held I the saloiHi is justified by the finished mann la not fairly well uequalntcd The raw ma with the lumliieai*' alx’nt the Nation that whenever the county clerk took 1 product It turns out. an affidavit and affixed the county ' terial of a brick yllrd Is mud. but the al Capitol ami the department build seal whether in connection with land finished product Is brick, useful for ings at Washington. D. C. After all the clacking atxmt tbe proofs or tilings lie must turn 85 cents j building, paving, etc. Tim same Is into the county treasury, hut that ’ true of the flour mill, saw mill, etc. I Speaker turning him down, .itrfl bring the remaining charge In connection 1 the finished prisluct being more valu- not on the umst intimate lunch-cunn- with land business tbe clerk might j I able than the raw material, but the ter terms with R<s«evelt, Hermann We keep the finest • raw material of the saloon la the pure IHissed more bills than at any prev I retain. i The decision of the Circuit Court ' buy or girl from the home, hut l<«>k ious session, lie got through more lot of horses In the being in harmony with his practice, , at the finislied product the drunkard bills, public ami private, than ever I before, ami he was never counted slow Mr. Lctivltt continued to turn Into and the scarlet woman. IN FACT country. the county treasury 25 cents for each | Take a l<x>k across the country and I In this respect, ami Speaker Cannon ! ts'came a valuable friend Is-tore the through the south where Local Op- affidavit whether taken In connection < lion is In force, ahd note tbe satisfac session was over. I with land matters or otherwise. Hr appointed him one of the com Mr. Withrow pursued the same tion and prosperity of tbe people ami course. Mr. Driscoll following the the increasing majorities in its favot. mlsslomrs to represent Congress at Ntnple G oo U m course of his predecessors did likewise and surely you will be convinced that the opening of the St. Louis Fair, » very distinguished recognition. - Sa 1 though opposiUon may delay It can until Judge Willits went out of office; DAIRY, 1. F. DAVIES, since which time the clerk's fee book not kill this refurin which your hum- lem Capital Journal. OREGON exhibits no charge fur affidavit*, tak ' hie servant hopes to see euaclcd at en tff connection with land proofs . ’ the pulls ou tile 6lh <>f June. WHNTS. ÔOOOOÔOÛOOOO Faithfully yours; and filings aiH no money has been low SALE. Kav. W. G. S mith . turned Into the county treasury The shove is published at the re > therefor, resulting, as a matter of Two 2-ycar old steers at the Sum course. In a great loss to the taxpay- quest of Rev. W. G. Smith, as it Is era in the revenue of the clerk's office the policy of this paper to grant mers ranch will sell to the hlgb.-st i I as the volume of land business dur space for the expression of opinions bidder for <• mh. Sale to come off on ing the past two years passing thru on matters that affect the welfare of Saturday, June 25, lixH. the office hart been enormous. Stop ' our readers and the country In gener- Just received another car load direct Titos. K innky . and consider what the revenue of the : . al. It Is published with tbe knowl clerk's office would have been for the edge on Mr. Smith's part that thia FOR SALE Stork and fruit ranch past two years had the clerk pursued paper la opposed to Local Option. comprising 380 acres, with plenty of the practice of turning into the tr'as- We are always open to conviction and 'outside range. II*» a line orchard nry 81.25 for each proof and 50 cents, i have offered the writer of the atiove Also Cir load of Spring Wagons and Buggies. Largest and I article, whu claims to lie thoroughly and garden and gutid spring water, for each homestead filing. The attention of County Judge [ convergent with the new law. the op- which ran be used for irrigating. All Baldwin and Commissioner Melbaae ’ portunity to show us wherein the tny cattle, horses and farm Imple Best Assortment of Vehicles ever In Klamath County. was called to the fact that the clerk : prop<«ed Local Option law, would lie ments will be sold with place. Il I P was not turning in the customaiy fee | better than tbe multitude of such p of 81.25 for each Anal proof and 50 j laws which now encumber our stat will pay you to write me. cent* for homestead filings and tbe; ute books. It will suffice to say that W. II. ('orsLAwn, matter was discussed by them with we are unconvinced and challenge 5-19 Lord la, Klauiatb Cu., Or. <> O <» <) <> o other parties in the presence Hon. anyone to find a fact or statement In Cbas. S. Moore. At the close of the the above article_which goes to prove Come in and seo them at the K K K Store WANTED--A man and wife to benitlcery cflert this law would discussion Mr. Melliasc remarked that the “ work by year on stick ranch. A gt»«l if Charier Moore, while county judge, have. Sw wwwwwawwwwwwwwwwewwwwwwwwa wwwwwa I obliged Leavitt and Withrow to turn 1 It draws attention to the drunkard, position for the right parties. Apply in those fees. Mr. Driscoll would have [ the scarlet woman and the dram KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. F ba MK P. G roiib , individualsand exacted theiefor fees to do the same thing. Judge Bild-1 shop*, but what the people want to to 5 19 Langell Valley, Or. amounting to 859.75 and retained tbe win was present but made no com-; know Is. how will this prop«wed law meat. Mr. _______ Melhase 1- failed to make same without authority of law, which ___ 2— __________ 1- . affect these evils? We would ask the ,.„ other advoj said service* performed are as follows, his assertion good and Mr. Drlacull ......... reverend gentlemen w and EAGLE CLAWS WANTED 1 Republican In Politic, and devoted to tbe (O-Wit* k- ffaaa»« I , r'at*C l*m if if tlkAV ’n I nasa.** never turned 1 — In • the fee*. cates ilf of Irw'ul local /mt option, they itat hate will pay 50 cents per pair for eagle Timber. Agricultural. Stork and Wool Interest. «5.00 The county has not only lost 25 I made a thorough study of I he laws of July 9. taking final proof ot the great Klamatb Count,. 5.00 cents for each affidavit In connection I Oregon pertaining to this subject. ( feet with the four claws on. 2oo. July 9, taking final proof Cougar claws wanted i W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor, 5.00 with tbe vast amount of land businem Tills promiacioua law-making mania pairs wanted, July 9, taking final proof also. Address, 5.00 I during tbe last two years but it has II* becoming a nuisance. Today our Dr. J. O. Goble, Med July 9. taking final proof Published every Tbnrwlay by .25 been obliged to furnish tbe necessary statute books contain hundreds of ford. Oregon. EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. July 13. oatb, pension voucher __ , 14, taking ____ „___ 5.00 postage 1« transmit that business to law», which are practically dead. July final ,____ pioof Reference Thia paper or any bual- Julv 17. making homestead filing 3.85 Lakeview without deriving one cent | Every sore-head and political aglta- Horn«** bonrikol by <lay, wook or month* 5-1» E ditob axd Paorairros. Julv 21, making homestead filing 3.85 ' of —------------- Ii--, tor has some little pct law which he lies* house In Klamath Falls. revenue therefrom. Hay and Grain Innigiit and sold. A glance at the reports of the clerk want* enacted or at least wants to July 21, oath to pension voucher .25 I ’ ltHHtrtlglTH conveyed to all partM of Southern Oregon bring before the voters, until s*«»n we July 28, making homestead filing 3.85 for the last two years will convince LOST -Christian Endeavor Record will have so many unimportant things and Northern a Aug 1, making desert filing 3.85 any taxpayer that the Item of stamps lifornia at the very lowest rate*. Book. If you know where It la, n w the r~--r people un- ......... that -........... — will -... he .... Aug 4, taking final proof 5.00 has Jumped to unusual proportions. to consider please Inform C. C. Brower. 5-1» Aug 11, taking final proof 5.00 Everv taxpayer, must of necessity, able to tell what they are voting for. Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel Aug 11. making homestead filing 3.85 ask himself why should the demo- ; The prohibition lets not being willing THURSDAY, MAY ». 1904 Notke lor PtrtHtcatlow. Llnkville. Phone Main 14 Aug 18, taking final proof 5.00 cratic county board pursue a different for the majority or public sentiment course in reference to tne revenue to **» govern, now want to force tbe pro ¡«and office at laskevlaw Orrfnn. April ». iWM Total 859.75 be derived from tbe clerk's office than pie to K" the expense and trouble of The young republican who scratches Notice ia hrrrhy given that the following It Is hereby ordered that said sum that pursued by the republican board an election on the petition of ten per n«mr<1 Mtllfff has notice of bls Intrn his county ticket thia presidential Just think what ' tl<»n tn make final proof In »tipport of his of 859.75 so retained be not allowed to the injury of the taxpayers, espec cent of tbe voters. ' lalm and that aafri proof will be made before year starts on a wrong course politi and that said A. L. Leavitt, county ially ao after their attention had been that will mean. If about 80 people Geo. T Baldwin Cn Judge Klamath <‘o. Ore cally, from which he may never get clerk, immediately turn over to the called to the fact that the matter bad in Klamath county see fit they can gon at hl« office at Klamath Falla. Oregon, on via county treasurer ¿aid sum of 859.75. been settled by a decision of the Cir make ua get out every year and vote June 27. ifbi |R<A< righL M RHEFIIAKD Haven't we IM entry Nn I Mt for the AW* <F', flee 1. and cuit Court. And again, they will en on the saloon question. and file his receipt therefor." NW'.XE ’ Are H. T *7 W R t K W M Voter», be careful how you mark Mr. Leavitt’s salary as county clerk quire why did not Mr. Melhaae after troubles enougb already? Hr name» (hr following wifne«»ei to prove Section 3857 of Bel linger and Cot his rontInnoua residence upon and cultivation your ballot. Be rare and vote for was thereupon disallowed for the i his attention had been called to the ton's c<xies and statutes reads: “Any of said land via; Mrs Alina M Hhrphard. Godfrev Reubrrt, <i Heckert, John flagrlatalft two circuit Judges. This year the months of July and August until i decision of Judge Hale in tbe matter, such time as be should pay said make good Lis aasersiou “that if person wishing to sell spirituous, all of Klamath Falla, Or nominees of the republican party for J, K. Wat won. Reglatar. amount into the county treasury. Charley Moore obliged Leavitt and malt or vinous llqaora, before obtain this district are Hon. H. K. Hanna Of tbe above amount Mr. Leavitt i Withrow to turn in those fees, Mr. ing a license as hereinafter provided, Cured hl* Mother of Rheumatism. and Hoo. H. L. Benson, and every had already turned in to the treaaury Driscoll would bave to do tbe same shall, at bis own trouble and expense “My mother has been a sufferer for obtain the signatures of an actual voter is entitled to mark his ballot 815.50. that being 2i cents for each thing.’* majority of tbe whole numtier of le many years with rheumatism,'* says affidavit taken in connection with The present county board have for both. The same care must be ex land proof filing* and pension vouch certainly gone on record as permit gal voters In the precinct In which W. H. Howard, of Husband. Pa. ercised in marking your ballot for ers. But tbe court Insisted that he ting a graft that the republican ad he may wish to sell such liquors, to a j "At times she was unable to move at Joint representative as we are enti should turn in the full amount, main ministration would not stand for— petition to said county court praying all, while at all times walking was that sain li'-ense be granted." Furth tled to two representativesand should taining, that as be was working on a even by officials of its own faith. er than this, the petition must be painful. I presented her with a bot vote for both John 8. Shook aod R. salary of 81800. his full time and ser published at bls own expense, for a tle of Chamberlain's l*aln Balm and vices belonged to tbe couDty, where MOUE LOCAL OPTION. K. Steiner. perhxl of four consecutive weeks and after a few applications she drcldod upon Mr. Leavitt brought suit against the county to reriew the action of M h . E ditor : At this time when then may be disallowed if the court It was the m<*t wonderful pain re SOME MORE FACTS. the county coart in the premises. the state is being flooded with letters see fit If this is not Incaal option In Its liever she had ever tried, Io fact, she Phone. Bam I9l Shewing Owe ot the Ways In Which Said suit was beard by Hon. W. C. and leaflets telling how Local Option Hale, circuit judge, arid the following has killed towns in other states and priniative form, we do not know what Is never without It now »nd la at all the County Has Leet Hundreds findings of fact and conclusions of how It will ruin business If enacted In you would call it. The statute con times able to walk. An occasional of Dollar». law were made and filed, to-wit: Oregon, I wish to call attention to a tain many other laws, which cover application of pain Balm keep« away . We take H for granted that tbe In the Circuit Court of the State few facta. The Liquor League and every point governing the sale of llq- ’’ n 1 13,1 **,e w"* formerly people of kfsmatb eonnty, like tbe of Oregoo, for Klamath county. the Oregonian insist that It is not a uors and if our local option friends majority of tb« American people, are A. L. Leavitt, plaintiff, vs Klam Local Option, but a Prohibition law, want to accomplish any g<xxi, they ,r,,,,bl<-d with.” For sale by C. C. disposed to reward their public ser ath County, defendant. Appeal from which is a virtual admission Chat a would better devote their energies to , Chltwixxf. ---------------------------------—---------- vants in proportion to tbe service ex Order of County Commission’s Court majority of the voters of tbe state having our present laws enforced i -----— NOTICE PUBLKlATtON? NOTICE FOR FOR PUBLICATION. acted of them—renerving to them on fees collected by Clerk. are opposed to the Bqeor traffic, for rather than burdening us with more. 1 Many of the towns of Texas have j . --------- selves tbe privilege of criticizing This cause came on regularly to be the proposed law is exactly what Its Desert Land, Final Proof. their public acts on any and all occa heard before me as Judge at Cham title indicates, submitting to the had an actual experience of the work- Lakeview, Oregon, April 11, 1904. sions. bers on Sept. 14, 1894, plaintiff ap choice of the electors of each com Ings of the Ixral Option law and .. ...................... Notice Is hereby given Unit Orpha The act fixing the salary ot the pearing by bls attorneys, Webster munity tbe question of saloon or no here Is what Hon. Henry Miller, may- Klamath county clerk of Klamath county went and Hammond, and the defendant I saloon. As to dead towns, I have or of lire city of Weatherford says f. Swingle, ot I/irella, I county, Oregon, lour filed notice of into effect July 1, 1594. At the Sep appearing by its attorney, H. L. Ben had enough experience In eastern about It: Local option became effective In intention to make proof on her desert tember term of the county court, son, aod after hearing the argument* towns where the same howl has been FROM thereafter Mr. Leavitt, the then of counsel and being fully advised In I heard, to simply put you on your our city in June, 1902. We had to ¡land claim No. 4SH, for the NEJ, county clerk, made a return to tbe tbe premises, 1 now find 'the follow guard against lying which seems to refund occupation taxes paid by llq- 1 N'W| KE», Hec 13 T 4» 8 H 13 E W county court of all business transact ing fact* and conclusions of law: Ire native to and part of that business uor dealers, which in connection with M, liefore Oeo. T. Baldwin, Ormnty ed in the office for the two months 1st. Find from the stipulation whenever its Interests are endanger the loss of 81.200 annually collected Judge of Klamath Co, at Klamath for which be had charged a fee. filed in thia appeal that each final ed. No intelligent community will as occupation taxes from liquor deal Falls, Oregon, at hi» office trr thr AtldroHH, F. 0. Banting, Lakoviaw, Oregon. Whereupon the county court at pr«xif contained In the contested repeatedly vote against its own beat ers, crippled our genera) fund so as to aforesaid town on Matirrday, the 28th that time composed ot Chas. 8. Moore claim of appellant as appears from interests, but when it votes out the make our warrants subject to 10 per day of .May, 1904. She names the fol county judge, John W. Wells and J. his notice of appeal herein there sahxin and sees that tbe will of the i cent discount, when previously they lowing witnesses to prove the com T. Henley, commiMloners, made and were six affidavits, making in all of majority is executed, and sees many ' were at par. Our ad valorem taxes plete Irrigation and reeisinallon ot entered the following order: said eight proofs a total of forty-eight penniless bums save money and be- have also largely decreased, thereby Mid land: (;«>. Noble, T. IL Wilk “Comes on at this time regularly affidavits. i come taxpayers, and by actual exper 1 Impairing the efficiency of the various erson. Eugene Wilkerson, Orbra for consideration and auditing the ac Campbell, all of Lorella, Or. That In each homestead filing ience learns that the revenue derived branches of the city government. count of A. L. Leavitt, county clerk, there were two affidavit*, making in from the u)<x»n does not pay for the Tbe morals of our city have always J. N. Watson, Register. for kbe months of July and August. all of said four filings a total of eight mischief It works taking into consld- been g*xxl. Local option has not Im FOR SALE. 1894. It appear* to liio satisfaction affidavits. , eration the coat of crime, penal and proved these morals, but has had a of the court that said A. L. Leavitt tendency to Inspire our young men to That In the said desert filing there charitable institutions attributable Seventy Head Rad Poll Cattle. has earned fees In bls office tor tbe were four affidavit*. to It; and that the working man is , make frequent visit* to adjoining For the next 00 days from May 1, Wc now have the months of July and August amount That from tbe notice of appeal of not rightly on his feet till the aal<x>n ' towns and providing themselves with lixtl, I will offer my entire herd of ing to the sum of 8122.05. which appellant it appears that two pen- is on Its back, then I think It has a bottles of whiskey. amount has been turned over to the sion affidavit* were included in said right to continue such conditions 1 have voted for lix-al option, but Red po|| cattle for sale at 150 per *,ri**kht county treasurer and receipts exhibi contested claim. am firmly of the opinion that high „ — through. -....... *,............ No scrub 1 even against the protest of the mi ’ ’‘'idi-d In thia offer, Noth ted therefor as required by law. 2nd. rhat the the total number nority, who are largely the consumers license would be far more beneficial . , ...... J” '^ ing but pure hreds " and graded stock. It further appears from said re of affidavit* contained in appellant* and thus protect the rising genera than local option. on hand wo han enr had made up. I bls is a rare chance for any one I port and statement that said A. L. contested claim Is slxty-two. tion who are to be the producers of wanting good blooded stwk as many Our Stock is complete in every detail. Our aim 1* ,0 trMl Leavitt has furnished copies of tbe 3rd. That the legai fee for taking ' ' the community. Remember that the .<»f these cows coat me «100 each, records and flies of his office to pri an affidavit Is 25 cent* under Section supreme court of the U. 8. has de- trade right and give the best values for the money . sotne of which will scale In go«>d flesh TREASURERS NOTICE vate parties for their benefit and con 2371 Hill's Code. I dared “There Is no inherent right In No cull venience amounting to 85 which said Notice I. hereby given that lb' re ar. fund« from 15< ki to 1000 pounds. 4th. That each and every affidavit1 a citizen to sell Intoxicating liquors to be had. Repairing and Carriage Trim amount be is hereby showed to re mentioned in findings one and two by retail. It Is not a privilege of a In the county treamiry for the redemption of Ing ot the herd will be allowed. Thia tain. ming done by competent men* were taken by appellant In hia official citizen of a state or of a citizen of the all Klamath County warrant* prole.ted on is said to be the finest and best bunch cattle tn Klainsth county by al- It further satisfactorily appears capacity a* County Clerk of Klamath U. 8. As It Is a business attended I and prior to July 14, law. Inoireat on Mtn« from said account that said A. L. County and by reason of such official with danger to the community, It will eoaae from tlila date iMiad at Klamath "">»»< every one who has wen them. Pall*, Oregon thia lath day of May ISM j“you want them dotl’ldelay. Leavitt baa performed services for capacity and not otherwise. may be entirely prohibited, for by | U. H VasVaLaRKkcno, County Treaaurer. F kank Rues, Bed held, Or. Main Street, . . Klamath Fall*. Of* I • i; ¡I i ALEX MARTIN President. BISHOP’S Hxolualve Furnlttirö : STORE Collections Attended to Promotly. CorresDondeici invite!. Country Product taken In exchange tor floods THE EXCELSIOR MAMMOTH STABLES • • • Kias furnished with or without drivers Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, EurnUhing Good>( Boots and Shoes. a complete mid up to date Une of HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD S. S. & H. V. MITCHELL, Prop’rs BAIN WAGONS THE WALKOVERS HAVE ARRIVED I'ROM FACTOR Ù ALL THE LATEST SHAPES AND STYLES When Walk-Overs go on Trouble goes off / > DEERING MOWERS AND RAKES Baldwin, Hardware and Vehicle Dealer KLAMATH REPUBLICAN EXCHANGE WESLEY O. SMITH, STABLE» Livery WSST Slfie STABLES Jas. Sigler, Prop’r First Class Horses Fine Carriages Feed Stables* Teams with or without Drivers HEREFORD STOCK FARM. Drews Valley, Oregon BULLS FOR SALE :*<> ni€A.r> Registered Hereford Bulls 12 month to 2 fears old* Until June 1st I will sell one or all at seventy-fivfl dollirf each. hemember We are still Doing Business nt the aid istnnd Finest Line of Harness and Saddles BRADLEY & GUNTHER.