Official Newspaper of Klamath
REPUBLICAN
County and Leading Journal
of the Interior Oregon Country.
VOL. X
The Largest Circulation and Is
the Best Medium for Reaching
a Prosperous and Trading Public
KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, FEBRUARY 1, !9o6.
arrested
IN HIS BED
Chas. Stark In Jail
for Larceny of
A Horse
BONDS HAVE
OPPOSITION
V ote Stand5 17 I <>r and 53
Against Issuing Bonds
to Complete School
On SaturiLsv sll.oiio iri a s | mh ini eie.
thin was hrl<l by Kchorrl dial riet No.
C», 1,
U» X «ite I •II l»<»hdlllg Ihr illNtitCt fnr
to « oin|>l«te the stone "•■I hmí I building
o«i winch w >rli had to I m « r|opp«.<| nil mu
< olmi o| la, k ol Inn.Is Thc election re-
•ulle«! tn tt.e deleat ut th*} bond* by u
Vol« of ft.'l to 17
o lien toe rlllestion
1
first agitated mid lads
lor tin* liiwrwt hi<| r<*c»*ivi*d K.n
H'r'•«> l.i Mr
1
NO. 44
CONTRACT TOOZE VISITS OUT FOR
OUR CITY
AWARDED
OFFICE
ATTEMPTS TO
BURN JAIL
Candidate l'or Congress
Addresses Citizens at
Opera House
Insane Man Sets Fire To
Bedding in Jail Early
Sunday Horning.
For First c ection
Of the Klamath
Project
Candidates Begin
ing to Announce
Themselves
-
OPEN TO
ENTRY
I
I
Hay Open Up One
Million Acres to
Settlement
H<»n. Walter I.
«4 Woodburn,
Charles N. Baker, who was adjudged
tvhoiMU candidate (or th« H» puhlic«n
insane last week and confined in the
iKiinifiHtion for ('onurcM«man, arrived in
Sheriff Oheticliain st ahmit l<> o', lorb
county jail awaiting the arrival of at
The Hm-retarv of the Interior mi Jnn th« city Fiiday eveninir. Lik« that of
To the Republicans of the 21st Repre tendants from the Asylum, came very
On Tneaday of thia week Engineer
Issi evening arrea!»»! Charlee snark tn
nary th awarded ,-ontrar 1« |.,r tlu- < <>n- the two oilier carpIj'latcH for the warm ! sentative District of Oregon; I hereby
r.aiin 17 at tbs Lakeside Inn. no coin
near destroying his ow n life and burn Hiimpliery. of the ReelauMition Hervice,
• tnuti-.n ami completion rd the llr.t öffn «< uho pir« cdrd him, thi« wan Mr. | minoiini-e myself a candidate for tfie
forwarded to the Secretary ut the In
plaint *>f J'din Alciatidrr and II. \
ing up the jail early Sunday morning.
unit of tlm KlHinath irrigation pr*
I
viitit to Klamath county.
nomination ol Joint Representative on
M uc I is B, and he Is a«iw cmitlned Inllie
Shortly
after six stnoke was discov-1 terior hi« recommendation for the throw
in horillierti Oregon. Thia in the I m
.Mr. Toozr Hpent Saturday and Sunday 1 the Republican ticket at the primary
ing open to settlement of one million
county jsil ebsrgcd will, lar,one) <d a
ginning of lire Ing y I non,.««) project IV ¡n th»* citv, meeting und getting ac- election« to I m - held April 20, 1SMX3, for ere,I coming from tl.o windows ol the ,
jail, which is built of atone. The alarm acres of land, which had l»en with
luirse and saddle.
■•entI, appro-., d. Other contra, 1« will ■ j'l.iinted with the < i:¡¿enft ami »¡ mo re-1 Klamath, Lake, Crook an l Grant coun
was given and by the time assistance ar-1 drawn from settlement on account of
It Is slated Hist yesterday Ntark went
follow . us plans are completed ai),| the ncning it<T|naintunc«ii.
<>n Saturday* ties.
rived and the jail door was opened, the I the Klamath project. Thia land lie«
tilille Iteluiolil Stables and said lt.s! '
demand fnr land iiier,-«».
••vrning In >|»ol(« at the O|/era Hou.w« to 1 If nominated and elected I will earn
These [ in the vicinity of Horiefly, Clear latke
Mr. Alexander wanted Ills linac and
'll,«- larger part >4 tlu-, '■ntract award a larg • ■and cnthm;;i“tic audience. Hi.1- estly and faithfully |«rforni the duties l*ds and clothing were all afire.
a«.Idle. Alter •«« »ring I l,e«e I,,, n-I«- out
ed t,«la« g'H a to M„. u>. 1 *.l VI» < '<«., ol Hj>( »-ch wuM mainly along political linew,' of the office for the lienefit of thia Dis were quickly carried outside arid the and Butte Creek Valleys, and is moatly
fire extinguished, but not before the timber lands. This will be welcome
to the Mit,-bellranch and sold (he l,o,s<-
Portland, who underbid I I ■ ■ oinjiet ilors briefly Mitiining I hh nolu y ar.d platform, j trict and the people of the state of
prisoner became nearly sufTijcated with news to the timlser men and many
tn Horace Mitchell. 1 be Ix rso w «■ l,dt
from Oregon a, well ■« , other states, Mr. Tooze wan introduced to the audi i fregon.
the stnoke. He wa- given attendance other« who have located claims and
at lite ranch sil l he ■ SUU’ Ui I >w n »ill,
rl.ejr aggregate contiiir t mix tints to ence l»y Attorney C. T. Bonney of thia, In liecoming a candidate, I assume
and the guards arriving in the afternoon | have been anxiously waiting the open-
Mr. Mitrliell. They went Io the Hank cvptr.L
1177, .».¡0. The re-l ol th** contract, city, who iw an old friend and formerly ’ that the rai.i 1 development of Klamath
they started on their return to the ing to settlement of these lands so that
«iit|t< v»»r <4
tiirhange, »liem Mr. Mil, h»dl
I
amounting to mil, I'.sjH, was awardol i in i..’hbor of Mr T »o7.e at Woodburn. | county, under the irrigation and other
Asylum that evening.
they could fM*rfect their titles. If the
| up Ltiiiding
«rat * check l'«r I'aMlie ;.»u « agrr«-
i
to the liiti-rnatioi.al Cm,tract Con pmiy. A h Mr. Bonnev hu« in the ¡mat been pri.jects, justifies her in asking a place
Chas. N. Baker ha« resided on a home- recommendation is approved by the
on, wliich Hlark endorsed and had uvailab «
of br attle.
quite prominent in p diticw, it in probable on the legislative ticket, and poaaibly
stead near B«»!tield f ir alx>ut two years Secretary it will m«mn auother timber
(S s I uh I, and ciel'»* lu have later !»>•(
An vie •< lion I ,r ths piirp.i«,* <4 reeind*
Nearly AH for Portland.
th.it fie will look after Mr. Tooxc’a cam the otiier counties of the District will and has no relatives here. It is stated I rush in this section.
mg
(hr
1
no-el of II In a card game.
Ism 1« ««• held, but the |«-<.|,l.-
As itldu-ll,-.| 1>V these figures praefl- paign here.
concede one of the two joint represents- that he came from Columbus, Ohio, I
When Alsaandrr learned that hi* ilhtthlllH xi«lv <l>« idisl m favor ol ci.m eally til,' entki- tlr«t nr.it of tlx
Mi.
in the only politician of the ' lives, to I ms select«»!.
Klam-
where bis relatives are said to live. He
luirse wasgons. he knew eiinretliirig was | Hirn« Ing tlie building «nd doing tl>< ath project w ill |N. c<ii,striict<>d'
by Ma thn*«* candi'latea for CongreMa from thia
G eo . H. M ehhymax .
is 27 years of age.
wrong sii-l tnskmg inquiries mor, li arne.l wotk I? day labor, under tlm «upeivi •on. Daii« A to. Tl.i-y will dig
a «anal diatiict, md he i- making a strong fight
ths feels lie hented ep Mr Mitcbe l j «ion id II I llogg«
to take water out of I'pja-r
I
' i»>r the nomination. He ia a g«x>d talker
I pper Klamath
In announcing my candidacy for the
and together wl.li sheriff OlM-n.-bali,
The • ok li«« prugreaxsl «lowly, on laake, bring it tlirong! i a deep cut out ai d a very pleasant gentleman to meet
tlicy Iregan s search ut lli„ town Io, it... • '• «Hint ol tl,,- la« k of ineeliatiic«, «1 onto the low land adjoining tire town of and tnakt a friends readily. He left nomination for County Judge, I do so
Arrp Trartc
At the regular meeting of the Klam-
Inali. 11« lia I bscii stopping at ttiora-l ' though ever'one admit« that tlm Imild Klamath fall«, utter turning it into the Monday morning (or tin* railroad feeling with a full appreciation of the re«|>omd-
«ivJ U II dUlo ath Falla Fire Department on Monday
enJ <d loan, lull be could not I m - found I ll’g 1« Hir l«-«t eotolrticlrd in the < ity. Anki-nv « anal, whir h tin- liot*ernment Matured of a good aup|>ort in the county. bilities of the office and of the honor I
am asking at the hands of the people:
‘ evening the following officers were
anywhere. Al III o’ct.vk they r< ai 'u-.l Mau) <4 III«* taxpaier«. Imwetrr, are has agreed to buy . In the construction
The Brownavillu Tun“* ha<t the fül
If nominated and elected I will devote
elected for the ensuing year: H. L.
the l-akcM'le Inn. and learned from one |dlMati«fi«sl with th«« way the work h«« <d this canal approximately 7IS I M cu- l'1 ng to nay tn regard to Mr. Toore:
Frank Ira White, formerly with the
my time and attention to the office safe
Boggs, chief; Herb Baldwin and Jamea
«4 the men there, that Stalk had Ins-ri Iwwii dune ami ««nt it finished liy con I'le yardsol material must lx- excavated
“Il iherefore being written in the
Oregonian, arrived in the city Saturday '
there in lite early evening, and it a as be tra« t. Thi« 1« th« rea«on that the lamd« 3100 ii-et of tiinnel must bu cut and hi-tory <4 pant • b^tions that the next guarding Hie jHM-ket* of the taxpayers and w ill assume charge for the owners Mongold, foreman and assistant fore
hared ha bad eugagid a riMrtn.
w«-te vol««! down There i« no one ««p. lim-.| and sulmtantuil lieadgates installed ('ongreaaman elected from the FiratCon- by an economical business admimstra- <>f the Mitchell ranch near town. This . man of Cart No. 1; Chas. I. Roberta
| tion.
'J. K. Ballard, foreman and assistant
|r«ed t«i ««implvlmg lli« building, tint to control the How .4 water through the grcHtd'Hinl District will In* a Bcpublican,
land is to be cut up into small tracts
Arrested In lied.
With this brief announcement, to l>e
foreman of Cart No. 2; H. J. Wintera
th« majority ol th«*« who took tlm catml, the gates I m iug set hi solid con- the people an* I m . «mit g very greatly
from five to forty acres and placed on
On examining llm register it W 3«
followed later by a declaration of the
and Will Willson, forman and assistant
tioiil.tr l«i ««it«, at tlx- et««'tlo<i batilid.il cr««t«* work
concerne»! in who that Republican will
the market. It lias been demonstrated
f xirvl tliat un nue b, tire name of «'lia-
policy I shall pursue in the management
foreman of the hook and ladder wagon.
ripiM«r<| tlu'msetvr« as m favor ol Jet.
The water cgrrie.| Ihrotlgh this canal I !>*• w ho »hall carry off the nomination
in irrigated districts that five to ten
. <4 the County Business if elected, I sub-
Mark had been given a romu, but the
President, W. W. Baldwin; Vice-presi
ting th« c««mpletl>in ol the building l«y «III Is- ns«<d in the vicinity of Klamath at the primary election.
acres, properly cultivated, will support
1 :nit my name and qualifications to the
clerk slate I tbs', a man ha i registered
dent, Jesse Siemens; Secretary, Neil
“Among the candidates named who j
e«uilra«'t to tin* lowest rvspon«ible bit Fall« and w ill for the most part irri
a family, and it is expected with the
Republican voters for their consider
a* Chea, le-»,« and tiren assigned a dor.
Campbell; Treasurer, C. I. Roberta;
i advent of immigration in the spring
gate land already uruir-r cultivation. would la* the moat acceptable and use-{ ation.
room. Astheman w as a stranger to
Sergent-at arms, H. L. Boggs.
I
that
there
will
be
a
large
demand
for
H the district ha«l the money when Not much new land mil be «ijH-ned up f«d in Linn county and thin »täte, if
tharlrik. Mr. Mitchell d<-. ,lr.| p, l,k<*
A. L. L eavitt .
A committee consisting of C. I. Rob
numinated and elect«»!?
! these small tracts, for truck gardens,
Hl«. Imilding waa liral •tarti-.l, tlm Ind of uniier lliis unit.
erts, Roy Hamakar and O««car Shiva«
fbe rlianres of waking linn up. Tliev
“
That
in
tin*
question
that
now
con
Mr Hiim.k would undoubtedly liava
rural residences and other purposes.
Other Contracts to lie l et.
went to the r.smi and found the man In
Thc undersigned announces himself This land is only one and one-half miles was named to arrange for the Annual
Probably l«-f<>r<- tb. 1 tlr.t camtl i« com- front« the rank and tile of the Kepubli-
!«•«» accepted
Fireman’s Ball, which will be given
lsr.1. Hr a a« recognised by Mitchell ns
I leted, contract« will • Irl l<>r another < cann <»f the First Ihatri t, anil it is Up as a candidate for County Judge, sub- from town, and if the change is made in
sometime
in February.
Ihe man who bad eold the horae au f Ihr
ject
to
thc
approval
of
the
Republican
unit of the Kian.allr j r"j,-et . a« there is Ito them to decide.
the county road this distance will be
The question was discussed of asking
birerlff, therefor«, gave lom a room In
‘‘TheTinies, independent in all things, • voters at the coming primaries.
greatly lessened. Mr. White will open
ample niotu-y nt hand, Jive time« m>
the cotint y jail. to *» « I a hearing t da«
In case ut my nomination and election an office in this city, possibly in the the City Council to establish another
much, in far t as i« rullrd for by Ihe j ' neutral in nothing, ban only the l»e*t of
hose house in the Third Ward. As thia
Chas snark has lwM<n around Klam
first conlniit. Hut thc Government I feeling for the other Republican candi- j I will favor an economical expenditure Baldwin block.
portion of the town is built np, the res
ath Falle «an- lima, lie ,,w-d t • drive
of
the
public
funds
in
a
manner
I
mjco
ru
<lnea «ol ).r«.|M.w t . rush Ibis proj.-ct date»», but studying the qiieetion fiotn
idents
become anxious for fire protec
James
Tobin,
cf
Lost
River,
on
Tues
stage fur J. L. Ya len, bitt has Irecn at
through, It woxld lie bsd po!i<-y to • very point of view, the answei uppears ing a prosperous County keeping in
day soLl liia rauch coceiatinx of 483 tion, but it is not possible to secure
Oleite Hearty all the winter.
view
the
liquidation
of
the
county
in
1
’
to
In.*:
Walter
L.
Tooxe-
II. I. Ib.lgste. the alt ornev. received llir.m ii|»m th,- market tlx - 237,000 acrea
another hose house right away. It is
“Mr. Tuote i- a prominent ami a most debtedness and proper repair of the ' acre* to Dr. J. A. Beat, of Pendleton, probable however, that this addition will
\<*aftfila* tt letter from M.i-'Ul A |’i in tlu- Klamath l,.,* ti at a time wlicn
for
»12,500.
The
sale
,vaa
made,
by
M.
become necessary before the next sum
K Hl.Geo. Hi*l»"|> Irft Inai •»vrning vii Ih«* ««nitra, tors for tin* government IranstHirtatioi, t.wiliti,-« are limited. -tiecck>ful Helf-made busii vpm man of county roads.
i L. Burna.
mer is over.
f »r l*»»krgama lu mrd hi« wife nn«l work ataiiug that they wer»* compir- Flie Government rail,er prop<>st.n to * Woodburn. No man is lietter known
My residence during the term will be
I
• hil l, «lui are returning Ir» m «tibiam! Intit th«* netMsaary |m|N*r«, «n t ex|«*'»t* pt<M-eed slowly, opening u p new larnl ami esteemed throughout the district. • at thc County Scat.
In case of my defeat for the nomina
* lirfc ili**y have Iw’vh h»r llw * niter.
A
.4.
ed to «hif in tl»«» n outfit very «liorhy, .only D*’. i-imligli to meet Ilie demand« \ plain, practical man, souml on the
crert priiicip.cs of the Republican party ; tion 1 will support the successful nomi-
p' >r<‘r-l • i a trained mind, an » «juent ,,et*
June election with all the
I oxvest |;|J In flu Agjresite.
zeal in my power,
Mason, 1 U» - A I ’ ■ , w bo«c I nd i« ac- publ'c iqieaker. a logical leasoner in de- vnt-r®.v
K. A. E mmitt .
«epte«l «'li nlnsliilcs I. 2 nnd 3 of the bate, au l a tirele.**M worker.
PLUMBERS AND CONTRACTORS
"Ihe plea of Mr. Tu.oze Indore the,' Keno, Or. Jan. 30, DUG.
Klamath pr««j««t, aie n firm of g««nl
recent
Republ
ican
conference
held
in
«taioling, mid tl.«*G .veinmi ct is satia
ti.«I th.it the» «lii t«. al «• l.i ciriy the 1’ortlan I, for the pro|n*r development of ,
««ilk to SI;. ..-lui
lllj'eti"!!. The our coast harbors, an o | h » u W illamette'
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KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
Xei'lam
it
i
i:i
•
.i
»
ice
K-commei.
!«-d that river, development of the Willamette i
ffatfi Room Fixtures Installed. A Complete Stock *
—X.
tin' nnuKl Is- mad to tlii'in, irilwith- valley and Southern Oregon, and the'
AliSTK \< TS <>F TITI.E made wttli m-atneas and «lispatr h.
Wr
*
standing that then I i la on several item« application of ixirrcct princlplea in the' Klamath County High School mem-
•«•
Constantly on Hand.
v.•nk.*»
<•!
government,
swept
theconven-
1
linite attrnlluii to our FII.IN g ' \HINI.I' SYsTFM.
lierehip
is
still
increasing.
The
names
wera higlmi tl.... tl enl otlmr bitilleni»
Tlu ir aggregnti* b.'l wn-far Is l.iw thnt lion off the i! <»r ami into the air with of Miss Lucile Cox, John Yaden and T. !
ESTI7VV7TTES
FURNISHED
of all the otiier- an.I f I ’ ■ ' "I liel.'iv the app'ai.-o. and placed him upon a square E. Griffith are added to the roll since
Went
platform
that
is
heartily
approved
by
‘
Christmas.
l»id <4 lè'G-rt Maketiexl, «4 Portland,
LEAVE ORDERS AT BALDWIN'S HARDWARE
thc iH*uple <4 the First Congressional
W’c have a cinder line of land* In tracts large or small, to suit pur-
tlm «inly other < >r« • »n Imbler.
A Student Body Association has been
■f-
Il ta expe< l< d that «oik on this ne W District regardless of party affiliations. organized by the High School students. I
chasers ; also city properly of all des ilpt tons.
“Who will deny that tills is the typo Cail meetings of this body have been |
emmi will lievin n« s««i«i n« Mason, I »4-
»is «k ('n , Ium.»h Isoni nixi are able to <4 man necd»s| by th^s District and quite frequent «luring the past week.
get
their machiner» nnd workmen into State in Congress?’*
• • • I imurnnee • • •
Rev. Mr. Dunlap showed bis interest
the Klamath i-oimti». Work should be
' in our school by making us a visit the |
We carry a full line of Insurance. IneliKling Life, IVrsotUll Accident,
*
««■Il uudet W h » I» spline ilmi tivelve £
tirst of the week.
Fire. Steam Holler, llnte (¡lawt. and Liability Insurance.
month« ought to see tin* first unit of the
Four hundred dollars has been collect- j
Klamath project «-oiupleteii mi l inojier-
, ed and forwarded to Filer's Piano lluil.-e
atiou.
I Portland.
An entertainment will lie |
i given in the near future, after which we |
I hope to pay the remaining sum due on j
A numerously signed |>etition will lie
I our piano.
presented to the County Court nt the
The regular Literary society meeting ä
March lei in for a change in the county
was
held last Friday afternoon. Geo. T.
Hav is getting scanv. Cattlemen w ill toad between Klamath Falls aud Alta-1
Baldwin favored us with his presence.
soon have to vacate the Klamath basin. mont.
Tim ptoposed change nil ruu from the I We sincerely hope lie was not wearied
It l.siked last tlctobei with "'>.000 tons
Fresh Candies and Bon Bons, Stationery,
of bay in sight, that there would !«• al foot of Sixth street on n direct line to I by the hour and five minute speech by
Notions. Cigars and Tobacco
«eveial thousand Altamont, shortening ttie distance almut one of the enthusiastic debaters and
falfa to lurid at
beef cattle for the March, mid April one-half, mid over ground upon which . that he will come again.
Frcnii ICr*tilt In Season
markets, w liieli niu|iie«tioiiably will be an excellent road bed can lie constructed. ■ The Student Body met and electe.)
DAILY PAPERS AND MAGAZINES
high. Witbin the past week we arc This is n long needed improvement de two correspondents to the city papers,
*
reliably informed alfalfa liny nt Merrill manded by the farming interests imme-' To lieeome acquainted with the outside
Main Street near Postoffice
dintelv contiguous to Klaiuath Falls on world is our aim.
advanced
n ten.
Consider yourselves invited to attend
Mitchell llros. will take ent over 800 the east and south.
The present road runs around by the I our next literary meeting on February
bend of beef cattle from the Cantrall A
Ankeny ranch mid their own place hill and needlessly adds fully one nnd 10, 1906, in Assembly Hall.
one-half miles to the road, and is one of . We expect another high school teich- ■
within the next two weeks.
OFFERS FOR SALE
the heaviest pieces of road in the conn- | er in the near future. You will soon be I
Fiank lllooiuingiainp went through
tv, <m account of the hills ami the able to obtain a thorough business
Merrill Inst wer k with over 3tt0 head for
ditches which have to lie crossed. It is course from the K. C. II. S.
Montague. The cattle were consigned
claimed that it would coat the county j
to Henry Levy of .-an Francisco.
The following was the program of the ■
more to put this road in condition for i
Howard A Brown went through Mor heavy travel, than it would to build ac last Literary Society meeting:
rill last week with the last of their cat cording to th«' proposed plan, if th«’ ! Original Study.................. Atta Griffith
KLAMATH COUNTY
tle. some 3’H) head, bound for Gazelle.
petition is granted, the new roa«l will : Composition. ........ Georgia Hoagland I —•
Essay.................................... Elsie Stout
Lewis Gerber started 1MM) mutton eventually bo mecadamized and lined
The Stock consists of Dry and Fancy Goods, Clothing,
Song................................................. School
sheep for Montagu« la t Saturday.
with shade trees, and thus be made a
Composition................... 1 .ester Leavitt I
There are not over 2000 cattle left in verv attrnetive driveway, a great inlvan-
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Gents and Ladies Furnishing
Red Polled Cattle
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Instrumental Solo
Mae Martin
the Men ill country belonging to Lewis tag«> mid convenience to the immense
Composition..............Winnie Withrow I
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Wall Paper, Etc.
Gerlrer, C. Swmiston, the J. D. Carr travel coming to the city from Ihe south. I Essay................................. Lena Barnum'
Large White Yorkshire Swine
Horton
Company, Henry Anderson,
Original Talk................... Edna Norris j
While
Bros, mid several small hits,
These Goods will be sold at greatly reduced prices
Current Events
Alexander Martin
Bronze Turkeys
beefeattie did exceptionally well this
Ihdutle—Resolved, That wealth causes (
for Cash in order to close up their business.
winter, the men who ganiblo thousands
more crime than poverty.
E. S. Atwood, who Ims been a resi
on
th«*
game
owing
to
no
advance
in
B-Plymouth Rock Chickens
Affirmative—Harry Benson, Garrett
price« did not much more than break dent of Klamath Falls for over a year,
Van Riper and Agustus Bonney.
«lied at the residence of John Verlings
even
as
about
the
eoat
of
the
hay.
I
Negative—Dan Parker, Luke Park
Tuesday afternoon nt 5 o’clock. Mr.
er
and Carlyle Vaden.
Atwood has been n sufferer from Tuber
OLENE. OR
REX BORD,
S. S. Convention Postponed.
culosis mid came here in the hojie Hint
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sisemoro and
I On account of a change of plans by the change of climate might relieve
the Field Worker the S. S. Convention him. His a ife survives him. The fun- child arrived last evening from Fort
announced last week has lieen just- ertil seivivea were held yesterday af- Klamath for a law days visit in the
city.
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