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Official Newspaper of Klamath County and Leading Journal of the Interior Oregon Country. KLAMATH the Best Medium for Reaching a Prosperous and Trading Public KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, APRIL a6, 1906 VOI.. XI REMOVI Rt-coRDS JONATHAN BOURNE JR. 5 VOL. TO PORTLAND W« Citizens Indignant at Or der of Bristol to l ake Records from County REPUBLICAN The Largeet Circulation and la I CATHOLIC HOSPITAL IN HOT SPRINGS TRACT MARTIN, RUINED CITV WILLITS TO REBUILD Receives the Nomination for United Mother Stanslaus Secures Fire Is Now Out and Work of Clear Property for Sisters’ States Senator by Majority of iri£ away Commenced Prepara School and Farm. i 426 Over H. M. Cake. tory to Rebuilding. Official* and taxpayer* of Klamath It i* now an assured fact that the county are tlnoply Indignant at thu ac Catholics will build a magnificent hos PLACES AFFECTFD BY THE EARTHQUAKE tion of W. C. Bristol, 1‘mti-d State* Dis HAWLEY, WITHYCOHBE, BENSON AND STEELE pital and school in Klamath Fall*. trict Atteim-y at I'ortliind, in suliis-ona Rev. .Mother Stanr»lan*, provincial ing (’fUiBt V < ’ll•» I- <'! I •tain t•» np|M*nr I m * ■uperiores* of the J ran. i»< an Sister» of nation for Secretary of State, and ha* Han Jose—Badly damaged, fata, »3.000,000. Killed, 1ft. tl»<* >■«•«!<• 1 al k1« tn«! Jury Ml Purtlnml, I Rtil*OBI.ICAN NOMINliP.A received the euitgraliilatioiut of hi* the West, arxotnj-. »led by Sister Kilian, 8*n Franciaco— Destroyed. I mm , »1,000,000,OOt). Killed, 1000. «n<! l‘> take w itli lihti flvn volum«« >>l thr three competitor*, who concede Ilia nom arrived here last Thttraday from Pend Henutor, »bort term. F. W. Mill- lute Angeies— Not even a window broken. Killed, non«. dvuwl tu «1 inortgagn reciinl« o! leton, Oregon. Mother Stanealsu* has ination ami promt»« llwir heartj'support. key. Banta Rosa—Total wreck. lew», unknown. Killed, 45. •I im coimry. M r. CliBMtain »ent m telr- K-nalor, long term, Jonathan George A. Steel, of < lackama* county, M-curwl from the Hot Shring* Improve Hollister—Severely damaged. lx»*, »100,000. Kill*!, I. grrniii Iu Uri’htf, prutr*liii|c rv Bourne, Jr. bus protalily woo out for Slate Trea* ment Company five acres in the Hot Santa Crus—Serious damage. Low, unknown. Killed, none. moving lbe rf< <)t'!M (rum the county and itrer over Ralph Hoyt, ol Portland, by a Spring* tract, upon which grounds will Congressman. Flr*t District, W Reno, Nev.—Thia place i* safe. The earthquake was not felt here. «•king if urrtifii’ l rupiuM of thu illftrii very rtnall plurality. Ihere ia some !>« laid out and a magnificient brick hos C. Hawley. Portland—This city scarcely felt the shock of the earthquake. No damage Buunt* required Mould not wiv»*. He pital built at a cost of probably «50.000. chance that complete returns may show Congressman, Second District, waa done here. rtnwivrd Iu lejlv n |M*r«*m|dor) com Hoyt a winner, but the protmbility ia The pl«n* of the Sistersfinclitde a school W. It Kills. Petaluma—Thi* town is in splendid condition. maud to bling the I mmi I o , mid Indng In that Stvel’a lead will im-reaae rather which will lie built in the near future Governor, Jsmes Withycomhr. Glen Ellen—The Home for Feeble Minded here was terribly damaged by the doubt mj * Li Ina <iuty under the «inmn- on their property near the Catholic than grow les*. Secretary of State, F. W Benson. earthquake. None of the inmates were injured. •tai 1 cm, ho atmtrd )»«rdtiy moriiHig It illia 8. Dani way, of Portland had a church. This derision ol the Franci*- Flute Treasurer, G A. Steel. Sebastopol—The Knowles hotel here i* a wreck. (or Purtiand with thu record«. cian Mister* will mean an investment of walkover lor State Printer. Supreme Judge, Itolieri Eakin. Sacrameuto—This city is in tirst-cla»* condition and was scarcely damaged by Were the taking oi thmo record« n<*c. Geo. II. .Merryman ami IL I'. Belknap something like «lOU.QOU ami will lie ol the earthquake. Fii|»-riiiieiidvtit Public Instruc •••ary, there would have I m rn no pro. had no opposition lor Stale ltrpre«enta- lusting lieuetlt to Klamath Falls, a* the tion, J. II. Ackerman. San Lui* Obi»fs>—Report* no serious damage there nor south of there. Day tael from an)«*mq «Ifingwrou« im the pre- ttve lor Itlia dlstric t, on eithet the Repub Sister* never do anything by halves. Mute piinter, W. K. Ihtniwav. very hot. Report* a lake of hot water covering 12 to 15 acres near Salina* where cede nt ia, l>ut there ia no am h Mteeaany, While here Mother btam-slau* pur- lican nr f h-imrerattc tickets, ami are the Allortiei -Iietieral, A. M. Craw no waler ever appeared before. (or the ataliil«" •>! Oregon mix I ef the chaaed a tract ol land in the Rvalue* same as elected. ford. Gilroy—Suffer*! in about the *ame proportion to its six« as San Jos«. Nearly I’aited Ftatea | rovide tbut rortiflc«| In the county the Republicans nomi I ranch, to be used a* a farm for the hos all the building* tn Monterey street are down. I.uG.r Commissioner, O. P. H■•IT. C<ipim ul public rt < <jrda nhall ! m « gir«*n nated II. A. Emmitt forjudge by a ma pital and sc I ksi I. The contract Las Ix-en Blate l(i-piv»vniatives, George II. Wrights—The big narrow-gague tunnel is caved in. Large fissures and Credence •• ei idenrr. T«» «MVe the jority ol 56 over A. L. Leavitt. Thia li-t for clearing and planting ■*) acres of ridge* are made. Mi-rrvtnati ami II P. Ikdknap. gercrnmviiI thro<* or lour dollar« ex« was thn only contested office on the j this tract and work commenced tolay. County Judge, R. A. Emuiitt. Monterey—Earthquake not no bad here. No damage at Monterey outside of |«nae for err I Hint 1 copied, and to Mate A temporary hospital will be opened Republican county laillot. Sheriff. Filas Olivtiehain. washing out railroad track* at Seaside and track covered with six feet of water at •<>•>• govvrnm<*nt official» 11 little nnrk, John B. Griffith leceived the l*emo- J here until tlie new building is construct Neponset. Clerk, George Chastain. the evidence of title to arvera! hundred rratic nomination by the »111*11 majority | ed and Bister* will be sent here at once Treasurer, I- Alva t<rwi*. Boulder Creek—Not a chimney is left standing, while the destruction to thmiaand dollars of p »-'| m i ! v it pl<u*ed ol 13 Voles over B. St. Geo. Blehop. It' : to lake charge. Kiirvi-vtir, M D. Williams. pro|ierty cannot be estimated at this writing, but will undoubtedly run into the in jeo|«rdy, and much huainrae of the is not known whether .Mr. Griffith ia Coroner, William Martin. thousand* of dollars. county w tied up. ati|ieratilioiia or not but many re|>ubli-i Commissi mer, Js<vih Rueck. Del Monte—All chimney* crashed through roofs. Not many guest* in hotel Thea«* volume««, to reach Portland, | cat a predict that 13 will be an unlucky ■ t time. The chimney that fell into Romers’ room drove their Ix-d front third liare tu uiake a journey ol mile« I v iu Th« Mspublirsn ) iiumla-r lor him. One of the surprise« through to first ti ior. Mrs. Ilouzer was still alive at 10 o’clock, but doctors say- I m < i , mountain »tagv r«Mid an I two rail- BY BERYLBALLARD Salem—Thm*>l*y 12:3U— Return* now of the election was the immense vote only matter of few hour* till death occur*. Couple came from Benson, Arisons, roa<! line«, ami havw to I m * taken out of Ji received allow that Jonathan Bourne l»illi-.| by Mr. Bishop in Klamath Falla. tlioKlata*. They «in-in roiiat.ont jropardv 1 Instead of the regular Monday morn- j un bridal trip. will receive the nomination for Senator Ilv received 16 more vote* than both of Napa—A letter received by D. L. Haas, of tl>i* city, state* that the opera from thu time tliry leave tlic Court I ing clia|>el exercise* a meeting of tlie i In a mnj. o it v <d 4-'<> over II. M. Cake. lua competitor* together. Tin* im- house of that city toppled over onto the Napa hotel and killed one man. ttnuM*. am! if dmtrnyed or uiiltilatMl The majority for the others are as fol m«-tia«< vole was due to hia ja-raoual ef student body was held. The subject of Palo Alto—Stanford buildings in ruin*. Ixtss unestimated, two killed. «•«Mild not I h * ri’plw rd Ek any amount of Athletic* wa* taken up and extensively low ■: fort*. Oakland—Seriously damaged. Loss, »1,000,000. Five killed. money, fn tlo* ntvuntiine a*»atr«i4*tor4 Hawley Kb®: Witliymmbe fXJOj lien- While Mr. Ib.hop ha* accepted with illscu***!. A field meet «a» decided )x>s Gatos—Slightly damaged. lx»*, »30,000. None killed. liare to wait, and real <*«tatn drala dr Mill |i«S>. Fleet lui»; Crawford lOuU; out protest In. defeat, yet he fe.-la that iijKiu and ia to be held on Decoration Agnew Asylum destroyed. 1»»*,-------- ; Killed, 110. pending uj»on abatra 1«, are tied up. day. Duniway 10.000. an inju»ltce was done httn in the failure Santa Clara—Badly wrecked. Ix>»s, »500.000. Killed, none. Merlgagva recorded in any of the b«>oku The High School entertainment will E. J. Mreaar. of the Judge* of elect lull to ojien the Stockton, Modesto, Visalia, Freeuo, Bakersfield, Turlock, Merced all report taken catitml I*- satislivd on llm margin, he given sometime in the later part of Willis ('. Haw lev ba* rmt-ivivl the pull« at 12 o'clock. He claim* to have •ml tl tin' iiistriiinxiit ita*lf G- lost ur no damage. | May. nomination for C.mgrr**man in the had ■*<» turn tn line waiting to vote for San Joaquin valley and Sacramento untouched except Newman ami Ixst •utspla,<-,l, laiitiol .«' »iitislu I *t all. Our teacher* report a» having hat! an lxKal attorney* hair bean driving In kirnt District over Walter I.. T<»>«v, hi* him A* 1 wa« nearly one o'clotk la-fore I enjoyable trip to Bonanza last Friday Banos some damage. Il <• Judges ami < Jerk* were ready to re Salinas—The following report ltaa been received a» to the condition of the to stsluU", rr|«>rt* ami digrsta, but rlo»e*t compvtiur. Jainea Witliyc-.nibe lia» liven noml- ceive tlie vote*, moat of the«e men were ! ami Saturday. find nothing bearing <»n t|n* matter, railroad south to Salinas. Tlie twelfth grade h»«i • physics ex?n •r. a cmiijNdled to return to wotk without The waler tank at Soledad I* a complete wreck. The warehouse at Graves is they .■«»i».’1« I.- il.it thr la^-makrra nntml for Guveruur W1U1IL T- G*»r, Excellent their limner* and many of them with-1 ■ nation Friday forenoon. Mvver l otiieini-late I thr removal of pub uluae wcotwl. demolished. The la- Poncet bridge is in bad condition. Tlie Jajaro bridge is grades were made Irani; W. Ilsneon, of llosel.org , has ■ mt voting. lie estimate« that Ire lost lic record* from their pru|>er pl*.r. and gone. Castroville bridge i* in a J>ad condition. There ha« lawn a wry heavy I « I We ate sorry to say that Miss Maud slide at Newria, beside* several other trifling damages. that such removal tinder protest I,*« apparently wnn the Republican noun- 30 vote*. Nail an I Mi-» Floren Foster, two of bvrti never ntt. nipt! J, for el«» thru Every brick building in Salina* is damaged, some very seriously and other* our most energetic and best students, M I> Whit latch... would have Is .-n 11 tat ton* 51 r, llnrtol '* have left High acliool to fill position* only slightly. The new City hall escat»*i without any perceptible injury. The (' I- Wilson ........ •ctiona at l*v*t nv'iu to hr unauthorised. as teacher*. The student* wish them (two itories belonging to Ford and Stanford are reported down, as is also the po*t- Henry Cox........... There is danger that if Mr. Bristol ; office, the Odd Fellows’ ball and Masonic Temple are badly shaken up, the The entire *uec««s. Joe Grimes ........ 1* allowe<l to establish this a* a precr A jolly crowd of Hieh school students ater building is in a very dilapidated condition. One man killed himself iu sheer Frank Grayl«el .. dent, many of the public record* of the made use of the Friday half holiday by terror. W F Barrow*........ «■utility will !*• taken to ISirtlaml and re At the Chittenden bridge the Southern Pacific Company ha* a large force of taking a ride around Upper lake to Me- tained there, |»>»’<iblv for months, in Klamath County Citizens Il W Walker......... Cornack's, where they were joined by men employed and in very short time the rotul will again Ire in fir*t-claas »ha,«. M rs F E Brow n cluding tliv v<ilum«<a of devil* and mort At San Luis Obispo the tremor was hardly felt and maiiv of tlie people were Miss Maud Nail. Mr» John Ratcliff Send Help to Sufferers gages in wldi-li instrument* are now la-- not awakened by the shuck. COftNl ......... Choice line of Cigars at Erank E. ing rrs-oi l. il. For tin« reason citisen* In Ruined Citv. F ,M I nlier ......... Ankenv’a. of tin- county aro taking (tape to pro (Continued on page 8) G B !*av*laon. test vigorously against llio ai tionaul Air. lintel Burn»* ... JIrislol. Tlie people of Klamath (County have Il W Hullun........ shown their gi-nermi» spirit l>v their re- Joe I abin......... ... Murray-Kingston »|»m»e to the call for assiatance for the Joe Grime* ........ Mr. E. J. Murray, o^klamuth Falls, San Francisco sitflerers. Alsiut 1121® Mr» J D Grime» and Mi** 11. \\ Kingston were tnarrinl ' nus raised by the citisen* ol Klaaiatli Hen E mu *................ Wednesday April 2-', I IMI in Portland. J Fall*, through the Otiambvt ol Com- Wayne Bassett.. The groom is the Editor ami manager of I ttterve, in a very *horl time, and over Hoy Paxton ... the Klamath Republican ami during tlie ‘ |IU0 ha* lieen added to tin* sum by the Martin Orvenburg F I. 1'. i <• abort time lie lia» been in Klamath . |ieo|ilvof Mvriill nnd Illy, Fall* ha* won thu hearty support ami , l’|»m advice, the original intention of II T Anderson.... «xmti<lei>oe of the j*-ople through hi» 1 "hipping Iteef waa abandoned and in- GeoOflield ......... •ocoe**ful management of the paper. . stead a car load ol flour, 85,Out) pound*. A Schortgvn . ... Within I M r. and Mr*. Murray are expected to | ordered from Ashland. hour and 53 minutes after the order was Total.............................................. »<».00 arrive here Sunday evening. as* received the car was loaded and Subcription* from Bly, forwarded by ready htr shi)munt, and went forward S. ('. Ilaimiker, P. M. Colwell-Pope. Saturday evening. A ear of |Hitatm-» 8 0 Hamaker ............................... »5.00 5.1® ' Mr. John Colwell of Merrill and M imi «as ordered from Sacramento, hut as Fred E Stalilman........................... 5.0t); Mary Pojw, of Shasta valley, Mere the supply there was exhausted, they Frank Obenvhain........................... 5 00i (lliited in marriage at the Catholic were *hip|>v<l from the Willamette val W W Smith ................................... 5.00< Church in Uii* city on Ttteiday Apiil 24, ley Saturday morning. Tim shipment Bloomingcamp Bros....................... was made to General Funston. Many John W Wells.... Ieoh by Father Fetial. The young couple are well nnd favor boxe* of clothing «erg sent to the city, Mrs I’hoebe Well* ably known in Klamath county. The besides private coiitrnnttitjns to friend* W W Finley......... groom living a »uaceuful rancher resid- who lia l loat everything nnd were in Amos Lundy.......... need. A numlier of the Elk* of this city Timm*« Garrett.. Uc near Merrill. raised about «2.50 nnd forwardeil it to Archie Evan*. the lodge in Han Francisco to lie used in Lillie Brow it. .. Joe Howard Safe. assisting brother* there. lavie contri Martin Perry. Friends of .1. W. Howard, who have buting* received by the Cliamlier of Lotti* Pankey.. Further Jas McFnrren. I m « h unable to gut any new* of him, Commerce lire given lielow. funds will bo utilised as collected for Fred Gillmore will te pleased to learn that Im i* safe, F 11 Moore. .. Word was received last evening from sitnilnr distribution. Bnbscriptions from Merrill, forwarded L Leonard....... Harry Momyer saying that hl* father C H llughca... Itad seen .Ine mid that Im was living inn by B. 11. Anderson, Postmaster. teat out far from their residence. The MrsT.I OfllehL..... 11.00 Total............................................ »51.50, Mooiyor* live nbmit four mile* from It U Anderson X........ LOO Market street. They lost their storenl- .1 W Ask ................... Additional sutucription«, Klamath 1.00 ttwmgb their home wa* only «lightly J K Hughey................. 1.00 Falls. damaged. With thu Momyer* aro J. II. tl A Kntulhow........... 1.00 Dr 11 B Hargit*............................... »5J® <’wm pl v 11 and wife and Mr*. W. E. Qb|ie Geo Wilson................. 6.00 1.00 Mr* I Scott Taylor......................... and cJiildren, formerly of KUuuith I, Gerlwr .................. Receipt* from Mcntner excursion, a« i 1.00 county. They wore all living in tern«. TA Kalis..................... 2.00 |»-r returns from Klamath Like Navi- F 8 Rrandotl............... 25.00 8.00 galion Company.. Rev. W.G. Smith attended the regu Mr W. K. Bowdoin contributed ad* J H Davis..................... 1.00 lar Spring meeting of the Prehytery of Tom ('slitters;............ . 1.00 vertising for this excursion. Southern Oregon, st Oakland, Ore., last K 11 Kd(ol ................. 1.00 week and was elected Stated Clerk and Kebeckah Called Meeting- 8 X Martin................. 3.00 Treasurer. An adjourned meeting will Rcrt Davis ................. 1.00 bo held at Medford, May 2nd, to exam J II Martin................. To the memlier* of Prosperity Rel>ek- 2.00 ine and orualn Geo. D. Ryer«, who grad GW Brandon........... 1.50 •h Lodge, No. UM; A meeting ha* uates from the Ban Anselmo Seminary Wm Akins ................. 1.00 been called for «even o'clock, aharp, at • ltd has already been aaaigned to the G W Jury..................... 2.00 A. O. U. W. Hall, on Saturday evening, Foreign field. The Full meeting will al- 1.00 April 28, 1900, for the purpose of voting Sol Dewey................... ao lie hold in Medford. John G Patterson.... 1.1» relief to Itelieka’s of the I. O. O, F. of Wstch for those "Gage” Lata at Mr«. A F Chihine................. Jennie Burn, N. G. 2.00 San Francisco. Galarneau's Millinery Parior«. OP Hyde................... 2.00 Attest C.O. Brower, Secretary pro tern. HIGH SCHOOL NEWS SUBSCRIBI LIBERALLY NO. 4 NOMINATED For MAYOR Other Candidates Named at the City and Ward Conventions. Nominating convention* were held in this city on Monday and Tuesday for th« purpose of placing in nomination candidate* lor th* office* of Mayor. Treasurer, Police Judge and conncil- men, to bw voted upon at th« city etee- tion to Ire held on Monday May 7. The convention l<ir city office* waa held Monday afternoon at the Court house. Considerable interest waa taken by the citiien* generally, 83 vote* being cast. Ward nominations were held on Tuesday afternoon. According to the new charter the name* of the two per son* receiving the highest number of votes at the convention* tor each office are placed on the official l«llot m "con vention candidates.” The vote was a* follow*; For Mayor—Alex Martin Jr. 58. L. F. Willits, 25. For T reaaurer— L W. Sietnni, 81. P. L. Fountain, 1. For Police Judge—Roy Hamaker, 81. C. C. Brower, 27. A. I.. f«avitt, 25. First Ward. Councilman 1 year. 0. I. Roberta, 25, Cha*. Martin, 2. Coun cilman 2 year*. Frank Armstrong, M Geo. H. Woodbury, 5. Second Ward—Councilman, 1 year, Frank Ward 16, Wm. North 6. Coun cilman, 2 year*. Fred Schallock 16. C. C. Chitwood 7. Third Ward—Councilman 1 year, G. W. Maa ton 10, M. L. Burn* 7. Coun cilman 2 years, Jasper Bennett 23. T. T. Sanderson 3, C. R. Dr Lap 3. Died Plevna precinct, April 19th. Alice Connolly, dearly beloved wife of John Connolly in 43rd year of her age. The deceased leave* a husband and nine children to mourn their hie*. Jackson county paper* please copy. The PoliticiansWard. An examination of tho registration (rooks of the First ward, which is the smallest ward in Klamath Falls, devel- ope* some Interesting facta. This want contains four unsucessful candidate« for Coun ty Judge, Judge Raidwin, B. St. Geo. Bishop, A. L. lesritt and O. A. Stearns. The sheriff, County and City Treasurers, the only candidate for Cor oner «nd the Republican candidate for surveyor live in the First and the newly elected county chairman of both the Republican and Democratic parties were selected from the Firat ward. For Sale—Cheap, a 12 foot show case. Frank Ankeny.