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• ue h REPUBiictH. BlQ CONFERENCE HELD
ON
K LAM A TH IRRIGA TI ON
RvpubHr'in In I’nliur», and devoted to the
Tlutbvr, Agricultural, Mtoek and Wool interrMa
of l lie great K lauialb County.
Pubh«h< d*vrry Thiir-1«y by
WESLEY O. SMITH,
E ditor *xn PaoeRtirroR.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16, HXM
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JROCER
KNOWS FLOUR
This knowledge enables
us to buy
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aov. OEEOROE PARDEE
NOW ENLISTED IN
THE PROJECT
W. F. Keevl, of Bly. ia in the city « itli
lliiv foiir-year old «on, Kiehard, whom
lie brought to Dr. II. B. llargim tor
treatment, lor a m-verv burn which the
■ little fellow received from falling into a
j boiling jar of lard.
No one »aw the accident but from the
meager account given by the little ant-
tervr it appear* that he w.is parting In
the jar of lard which had ju»t been
tilled from the kettle alter having
l>een rendered and placed hi» hand on
the edge of it. The alight burn from
this cauaed him to move quickly and he
kwt bit Iwlance and fell, rending Ilia
right hand to the bottom of the veaael.
Aa a remit he is severely burned to
the elbow. Dr. Hargus thinks lie will
tie able to save the hand though it «ill
ever retain the maik of the accident.
The child bears it» suffering heroically.
Supervising Engineer J. B. Lippin
cott Commends The Republican
In a Personal Letter to
the Editor.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
HYDROGRAPHIC
BRANCH
417 Rialto Building.
Repairing a Specialty
San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 8, 1904.
H. J. WINTERS.
WATCHMAKER A JEWELER
Klaiiuth Falls, Orttoi
Novelty.
MILLINERY
Ladies Furnishings
Dressmaking Parlors
Mr. Wesley O. Smith,
Editor “Klamath Republican,"
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Dear Sir:
I wish to thank you for your fine descrip
tion of the trip which we recently made through
the Klamath basin. I am delighted to learn that
there is practically a unanimous sentiment in
your section in favor of Government ownership
and construction of irrigation works. I hope
that we can all get together on some suitable ar
rangements for the development of your fav
ored section.
Yours very truly,
J. B. Lippincott,
Supervising Engineer.
HOAD Bl ILDIXtl IN JACKSON.
Jack True, the county real builder,
•nd hi» crew of worker«, with the grad
er and other implement», ia still at
work surfacing up the highway» south
of Ashland putting them in shape for
winter. Work lias been in progress in
I other part» of the county, too, and it ia
all lieing carried out on intelligent prill-
i ciple» that promise to mark a new era
m the road work in Jackson county.—
J Tiding«.
DEW DROP CONFECTIONERY STORE
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DRUGS
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pure drugs. Ev
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Special attention
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in hi, power,
both aa a citizen and legislator, to aid
irrigation and all other enterprise« tend I
ing to the upbuilding of Oregon, anil es
I pecially that portion lying within the
According to the Lake County Exam twenty-first representative district.
iner that county and its officers and cit
SPREADtNQ KLAMATH’S FAT1E
izens are ready for hearty co-operation
Hon. Henry E. Ankeny, who is a
with Klamath in her great irrigation
member of the Oregon State Irrigation
movement.
Dr. R. E. T^e Steiner, joint represent Commission, which ia working in CO-
ative for Klamath, Lake, Grant and operation with the Federal reclamation
Crook counties, with bis home in Ieke- officials in the promotion of the big
view, returned from Klamath eounty ( Klamath project, was in Ashland, Fri
zn | Bjter meefjng the Government officials day. on his return from a rather extend
and citizens st Bonanza and lias made a ed stay in Klamath county.
Mr. Ankeny accompanied the disting
flattering report to his people about the
project and predicts big things for Klam-, uished government engineers who have
been recently inspecting the proposed
ath County.
The Doctor tells the Lake Connty Ex Klamath irrigation systems on their
aminer that he believes Klamath coun tour of that section. He says they found
ty’s population will reach 25,000 within there the most promising fieid yet for
their operations and all were enthusias < [
eight or ten years.
He also secured the promise of the tic ovei the feasibility and the possibili
Government officials to visit Ijike coun. ties of the project which promi.es to
ty at an early date, to consider the add immense wealth to the Klamath
feasibility of conserving the waters of section.
There is practically no obstacle in the
Drews creek, Cotton-wood and Dog I*ke
which would easily irrigate the vast por way of the project. The schome is an
tion of Gooae I.ake valley now lying idle intestate one as is well known, embrac
ing sections of Northern California.—
for the lack of water.
The Doctor regrets that he did not get Ashland Tidings.
to attend the big irrigation meeting in
The Klamath Canal Company people
Klamath Falls. He was on his way liegan more extensive Work than ever
here and attended the meeting at Bo this week. They have started a new
nanza, bua the following morning when shaft and also put in a derrick to work
he was preparing Income on to Klamath points where scrapers were inefficient.
I Falls with the party, he received a tele
The Republican takes pleasure in pre
gram from a patient in l*keview who
required hie medical services and he re senting its readers with the President’s
message in full thia week. It is a good
turned home.
He ia enthusiastic over the work for document to file away. It is only the
Klamath county and has written Judge enterprising newspajrers that do such
J th-nson of this city assuring him that he tilings for their readers.
CHITWOOD’S.
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—they are prospering under a Republi
can form of government.
The business men patronize the Rz
rrBLicxs—through it they reach the
people who prosper under a Republican
form of government.
Words of congratulations are pouring
nffiear«, U.»
people and the business men. And I
there are more substantial things than
words and letters pouring in—there are,
checks and money orders, and cold
cash.
And al) this, too, in spite of the fact
that a peeviah attempt was made to
•how that the Kr.rcsi.icxx was "agin’*
the government and fighting the people. I
It is an illustration of the fact that all
attempts to throw your neigblror do» n
by a misrepresentation of facts and rise
upon prejudice falsely raised among the
people proves a boomerang to the per
son or persons resorting to such methods.
Because the Rzrcuuciu did not tear
its shirt off and paw the air wantonly
and attempt to crush local enterprises
which had come here and spent their
money in good faith, but gave the news
fairly for all sides it was accused of all
kinds of sins.
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But it pursued the even tenor of
its way, doing justice to all alike and it
has been rewarded by receiving the
commendation of every broadminded A
man in the county.
J. B. Lippineott, the mxn of all men
who represents the government in irri
gation in the west, and wlnst intelli
gence guides him in seeing where real
The government appreciates the Rx- merit lies expresses in his letter what
m BLicax—the government ia a Repub hundreds are saying all ovar thecouniy.
The RcrcBLKAX is the paper of the
lican form of government.
The people appreciate the'Rx»raLic*.v people.
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DR. R. E. LEE STEINER I
PRAISES KLAMATH
E. R. Reames, Vice-Pres’t,
E. M Uubb, Asst. Cashier.
Is the policy o’, tills hank, and it is
rigidly adher red to.
Safety first. Liberality next.
II. V. Gates, manager <•( the Klamath
Falls I .ighl A Water l\ inpiuir. in here
from llillalmro in the inttie.l <>t hi.
various enterprises here.
When seen by a Rxeviii icax reporter
thi« morning Mr. time. stale.1 tlint im
provement min t!.e watch word in
Klamath Fall» just now ami that the
institution in which lie if interested
will lie in the van.
lie if hero to make arrangementa lor
extensive improtenienla in the next
lew inonthf but had not yet secured
•uffieient data ii|»>n winch to tia»e a
statement for publication. But const I-
viable money will lie invented in the
city la-tween this ami spring.
Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods
TILE EXCELSIOR
Groceries, Dry Goods,
Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Boots and Shoes
STOCKHOLDERS' Ml.t.IIMl
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Notice ia hereby given ttiat the regu
lar annual luwlmg of the Stockholders
ol th« Little Klamath Water Ditch Co.
«ill la- held in their office at Klrmath
County Bank in Klamath Fall» Oregon,
on Monday. January 2. BXH. al the hour
of o'clock I*. M.. (or the purpose ol
electing Director» tor the eimueing year
ami for tliv transaction of Mich other
business as may propel ly come before
raid meeting.
Ihrted at Klamath Falla. Oregon thi-
Util., day of lH-eenila*r 1WH.
A lkz . M tuns Ja., Sv'rwtary.
Have your oM Hat ma le new at the
lai Mole. Mr». H. t*. t'alarneau.
Cp to date dnoemaking at the I-a
Mode. Mrs. II. c*. Galurneau.
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FACT
a complete and up to date Une of
Staple Good«,
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I have thousands of acres of choice alfalfa laud
and stock ranches near the Town of Merrill.
Write me for information
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CITY MEAT MARKET
W. H. WAMPLER, Proprietor.
RMS furnished
We keep the finest
Choice Beef, Pork» Mutton, Chickens,
with or without
lot of horses In the
drivers
country,
Game, Salt Pork, Dried Beef.
BACON
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD
FWEE DELIVEW Y.
TIIOS. W. NEWTON, PropT
EXCI I A.\( ilC
STABLES
W. W. HAZEN, Proprietor,
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Horses bti init'ti l>y tiny, week or u,onth.
Hay and (train bought and sold.
I’asscngtTH ronvnyod to all part* of Southern Oregon
and Northern t lifornia at the very lowest ruteH.
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Evening Dress Goods
Etamine, Albatross, Crepe de
Chine, Mulls, Silks, Satins,
Henriettes, Crepe de Poplin, t
Silk Dot, Mousseline de Soie,
Trimmings, Laces, Ribbons. 1
Gloves, Fans, Slippers, Handkerchiefs.
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Disc and walking plows, harrows, wagons, buggies.
Complete Line of
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FOR GENTHEMEN—Black Clothing, White Shirts, Collars,
Cuffs, Ties, Full Dress Shirt Sets, Fancy Socks, Dancing
Kinjg tip Main 193
Pumps, Patent Leather Shoes, Linen and Silk H indkerchiefs.
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OREGON
Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel
Linkville. Phone Main 14
Unsurpassed Lines
ANO GROCERIES STILL AT COST.
FALLS,
Livery.
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| M » 11M II RUINS, > RUBBERS Düll OVERSHOES
| Ball and Banquet Tickets for Sale * ?
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DAIRY.
QUICK AIEAL
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lx?íkfiches miel Town
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T. H. Humphery. local engineer for
the government Reclamation service re
turned from San Francisco last evening
where he had been on a short business
trip for the government. Mrs. Hum
phery and their »on remaiued in the
Bay City, where they will spend several
weeks visiting with friends.
Mr. Humphrey states thst prospects
for government irrigation in Klamath
county are brighter than ever. A con
sultation was held in San Francisco of
great significance to the enterprise. At
I this conference were present government
officials, Governor Pardee, of California,
the Lindley railroad people. Weed rail
road representatives, prominent capital-
! ist* and lumbermen, and a general en-
1 thusiasm prevailed throughout.
Governor Panlee assured all concern
ed that California Would co-operate
heartily with Oregon in the Klamath
project, and that so far as lay in the
power of California’s Chief Executive in
the way of the passing of laws to hasten
the completion of the work it would be
done.
The government has secured the com
modious building from J. W. Hamakar
' on Main street, known as the Charlie
I Parrish property, and will occupy this
for its winter quarter», where a large
force of engineers, draughtsmen and
clerks pill be employed.
Mr. Humphrey gives out the assur
ance that the government will proceed
with all possible baste in the matter.
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Jlbsohfte Safety
Little Richard Reed of Bly Has H. V. Gates. General Manager. Here
Making Extensive Arrangements ,
Narrow Escape From Death.
GUARANTEE
We Invite Comparison
el Our Stock and Prices With
OTHERS.
Klamath Falls. Oregon
FALLS IMO JAR
PREPARING TO IMPROVE
OF BOILING LARI) ELECTRIC LIGHT SERVICE
right and
iW PRiCES 10 YOU.
KcjïmjiCB ecuncY bjuîk
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