KLA MA TH REPUBLICA A s*«1«™ school
CONVENTION.
»
Cl >i,iiig out sale <>n tin and grattile
ware nt the K. K K. »tore.
Chcdce l/arming Land for
Sale in all parts of Klam
ath County at Fair Prices
You can l»ty einbrnideiy for almut
nothing at the K K. K. »lor» »|« nil
Notice Io Crci'iior*.
A »13,.-»to ,*ih" I > ouvention. hxl bv sale.
In Iho I'ouiily A'uurl ut Ih»' M>altf «»I Or«*
tin Rev. W . U. Mei lilt, an internation
i*«*ii, l’»r the I’omitr of Kisiusih
al w"i*(-r, will begin nt the .Mvtho<li«t
In ili« msiivr of ihv taiat»* of Harry Hufortl
Wil LIAMSUM RIVhK
cliitrvh nt 2 I". M., mtunlay. A song
lisi au*. «levv<M'«l.
DOLLARS
YEAR IN
aiul prayer service will I h < led by Rev.
Notice la heroin liven. I»y ths iiii»ler»l|uii*<l
CAMPING GROUND \<lioinl»tralrlx
. of th<'«"»talo oi llarty lhiior»l
J. H, Griffith. Address»*» will be given, j
INVESTIGATION SOLICITED
Hai guv »IcwaMGl. Io iho creditor-» of, and all
1 mn pn» | Kins I t<> ink* ear» of
I lollowol by discussion, l*v Mis» Adelite
person« having claim« again«! (he «aid tic
l'*opto nho itarirt to campon
Horning, on ■'Refi lling the I’nreaclied" |
evaded, or th»' »aid e«tato, io |>rv»cnt such
— Wll.1.1
KlVfclt—
an I by Mi«« Emma Heins on “What we I
claim« tilth Hi»' proper loucher» niihin * i ,
Will keep a IVmnling llo'i*eaiul
months front ih» «lato of this noitua, io lb«'
STATI;
should know about our pupil».’’
a ill have l*a»lure and I lav (or
salit Utmhiiidrafri«, at lh»* la»« »»Ittco of
At 8 I*. M. a song and prayer s«rvire
llortv». • ••••••.»
IS
Thoma» Drake. »Itiiaicd on th»' northerly »id»'
led by Rev R. E. Ihinlap, with addies»
of Main st re*'I. In l ho city ui Klamath Fall»,
Smthern Oregon Normal School, Ash
BOMTS ROR RBNT
on "tletting and keeping ottr scholars.'*
county and siale aforesaid
Proposed Raid in Favor of Swamp land. Tlu* year ended June 12th with
tWal •»( Treatment for All
Dated IhlaliUl day of May. K D. ItlM
Ad-Ire«« on “Teachers meetings’* by
Lands of East and South.
lhe graduation of 34 seniors, the largest
I » N A I » K II AIIUV«.
Will carry mail for camperi to
;6o Acres of the very best land in Klamath
Rev. W, G. Smith, and “S. 8. Teacher’’
ArlmlnlslrairlK ol lire estais oi Harri Hu
; class in the h'slorv of the school. The
ami from Agency.
by Rev. W.C. Merrill.
County with w ater t ight on same sufficient to
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llargu«,
«toccate
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Oregonian News Bureau, Washing citixens of Ashland and lhe surround
HUNK MI.VES.
Sabath school at each chureh at the ,
irrigate 400 acres. A view ol the alfalfa at
ton, June 22.—Early in the present ses ing country came out en masse nnd
usual time Sunday morning, atl churches
present grow in t on this land will sell it. As
sion of Congress Senator Hansbrougli, ol more than 1.500 |x*ople witnessed the
uniting at 11 A. M. at th" I’resbylerian
North Dakota, introduced a bill author- closing exercises in the Chautauqua
there
is no better stand in the County, look
church with address bv Rev. Merritt.
hmg the expenditure of |l ,060,000 out building. The presentation of tlie
this up. Finest duck shooting in the County.
At 2 I*. M. Song and Prayer »erviee
of the National reclamation fund for scarf b\ Miss Nora beelx.* on Ix’balf of
lol by Kev. Allen. Address on “The 1
B iis I ui ' m , Iota on Main Street, ranging from ».15 to »lot) per front foot.
draining swam|>s in his state. When the Seniors to Walter Herndon who re
book we use’’ by Mr. J. D. Ma*m. Ad-
Portable t’oid Wood s.iw mid G.utoiliie Kiiglor for utile, complete.
the bill went before the committee on ceived it on l*ehalf of the Juniors was
drvaa by Rev. Merritt on “The master
irrigation, it was found that every acre an unique and pleasing feature. This
Ideal site for Cold Stur.igr mid llfwcry Pl.ml. with largo Spring* flow
teacher teaching the prvciousneM of
10 be benefited was in private owner banner passes from class to class year
ing ll»e puiTht wilier. Good opi-nliig fur the manufai lure of pure Ice.
lhe lost.'*
ship, and the bill, if enacted, would not niter year aud is the cherished relic of
Fine Buildlug Site In Ew.tutii Heights Addition lucutrd nliere Ilia
At 8 I*. M. address by Kev. Merritt
lluikeis. (’.ipltullsta and I’ruutpil Promoter* lire building their
open to entry a single acre of public lhe school.
at the Opera House.
ItomcK.
land. Notwithstanding these disclosc-
The number of people who attended
A cordial invitation is extended to all
Ctiotce lino of Suburban Property for *.tle,
nres, the Senate committee ordered a the exercises from abroad l>eapeaks the
throughout the county to attend all .
favorable report out of courtesy because wide interest felt in the school. School
sessions.
Nothmy Listed but what represents first-class money mine.
Hansbrougli is a member of the com superintendents nnd piineipnls and
mittee. It was then stated that a ma teachers from various |*arts of Southern
OF
Finn Issi utMi: wiiitten in (’ omi * anikm that
jority of the committee t>elieved the bill Oregon were in attendance.
In
Building now under construction
INMt’IlK AT LOWSMT It \TK*......................... ......
FREIGHT
RATES
The Alumni Association was attcndel
a luul one, and it was stated by several
on
of Fifth
Senators that it would never lx? per by 90 members. Tlie present faculty
and students »vie r.-Joice I to -re th.- Khi natl. 1 .ikej! idrr.i I Cmn; inv.
mitted to pass the Senate, They did
E. T. Abbott, Gen. Mgr.
Willson Block
not opjxiee it in committee, however, l>e- lively interest here shown by the stu
Falls,
Will do a General Hanking Huslnesx
Schedule of freight rates in effect
eause they did dot want to offend lfans- dents of long ago.
Nearly all of the graduates of this June I, l:W.
brough.
All freight, regaidlessof cl i*sitk*ation.
year will teach. Most of them have
May Sneak Through House.
has
W ohden Pros.
rei
i i h ase Vice Pros.
in either direction l>elween Thrall, Cal.
good
positions.
Next
year
will
find
each
Hanshreogh is no fool, and he knew
and
Pokegama.
Oregon,
in
less
than
car
W. iemens
when be bad a good thing. Once his of them Lx-atnl in some desirable field
load lots, 35 rents per cwt. On all car
bill wa« on the calender, he hided his for work. The best positions ask for
load lots, regardless of classification in
D irectors Fred
W. T. Shive,
time and at the first favorable oppor the best teachers, and the best teachers
either direction, between the alxive
tunity called it up and passed it, not a seek the best positions. The Normal
W.
Siemens,
Worden.
teriminals, 25 rents per 10Û pounds, ex
voice being raised in opposition, Then graduate and the best position always
cepting
all carload lots of sugar and
Fresh Candies and Don Bons. Stationery,
the bill went to the House, It should find each ether.
«alt, from Thrall to Pokegama, billed
have been referred to the committee on
Of recent graduates 5 ora Storey is
prior to September 1st, l'JUfl, 15 rents
Notions. Ciyars and Tobacco
irrigation, but Hansbrougli had found elected to the Woodburn High school,
per 100 pounds minimum 30,000. Oti
Ulis committee unfavorable, so he ar Floy McNeil and Anna Ikwtson to the
FrvMlt
1< Su Soiison
sugar and sail billed after September 1st
ranged to have it referred to the com Medford schools. Eva Storey, Ducia
ItKkl.
25
cents
per
100
pounds.
DAILY
PAPERS
ANO MAGAZINES
mittee on public lands, w Inch has re Willits and G. W. Milan to the Ash
All freight regardless of classification,
Main Street near Post office
ported a great deal of shady legislation land schools. Harvey lnlow, princijKi!-
in either direction, to intermediate
during the present session. Now that ship of riuasaut Hill school. C. Strange
points betwren Thrall and Pokegama,
We keep the finest
committee lias reported the bill, and, if City superintendent of Cottage Grove
25 cts. per 10) lbs. except that sugar
schools.
Worth
Harvey
principal
Cot
the North Dakota members stand in
I
and salt will take the above mentioned
lot of horses In the
with Hansbrougli and are shrewd tage Grove and Mary Mundy High
15 cent rate prior to September 1, 1906.
enough to pick a phycbological moment, school at Cottage Grove. Ola and Mabel
All freight consigned to intermediate
country.
they are very apt to jmi « s tlic bill .Mickey. Cordelia Grant and Jessie Wil
points i«tween Thrall a:id I’okcgarua
through the House. Whether they can son Cottage Grove public schools. Let-
must lie prepaid as there are no agents.
get the President to sign it remains to tie Cooper Myrtle l’oiut school. Stella
On dry lumber in carload lots from all
Campbell and Mabel Campbell Klam
be seen.
ath Falls school. Elsie Parks, Creswell [vdnts to Thrall, minimum 30,000 Ibe..
Other Swamps Enter Claims
«2.1» per thousand fret, board measure.
At the time the Hansbrougli bill was school. Elizabeth Gibson Central Point
Except to-wit : That all freight such
introduced, attention was called in and Lucie George principal at Granta
as dynamite, powder an I all other
some d’Jb ? tu'eupra- erty r.«/*:j have some Business
Pan.
these dispatches to the danger that
articles taking, under the Western
Lots and some Fine Timber Claims.
lurked behind the apparently innocent I Of the former graduates Lincoln Sav
Classification, a higher rate than First
measure. Vnjust as it is in itself, lhe age is superintendent of the schools of
I class, tlic above mentioned rata of 35
REAL ESTATE AND NOTARY PUBLIC
chief danger lay in establishing a pre Josephine County, J. Percy Wells of
cents [>er 10O lbs. between terminals.
eedent for diverting money from the Jacksonville public schools and S. I*.
1
and
23
cents
per
100
lbs.
for
intermediate
reclamation fund for draining great Robbins superintendent of Myrtle Point
i points, wili lie doubled, trebled, etc., as
swamps. It was then predicted that, if schools. H.O. Anderson Scio schools.
the ease may lie, on same basis as ap
the bill met with favor, bills would be j This list will suffice to show the char
plied by the Southern Pacific Railway
acter
of
positions
occupied
by
there
peo
introduced to divert more money from
Coni|>any. No shipment less than 25
the reclamation fund for rrelaiming the ple thoroughly prepared for their work.
j cents.
Dismal Swamp, the Everglades of Flori They are receiving salaries vary ing from
Demurrage, Storage and Forwarding
da and every other big swamp that is I ♦50 to $100 per month.
It will be of interest to »11 friends of charges.
now unhabitable and non productive.
At Thrall, Calif., the rates for storage
That prediction has been partially fill-1 l the school to know that with the accept-1
as adopted by the Moulhcrn Pacifie
filled. A bill is now lending to divert , ance of the appropriation bill by the
Railway Company will govern. Al Po-
fl.OUO.OOO from the reclamation fund to people tbo Ashland water system will
kegama.
Ore., fr, ight will lie stored six
drain the Dismal Swamp in Virginia I® extended to the Normal School |
days free of charge. After six days a
and North Carolina: another is pending grounds where lawns and fountains,
storage charge of one cent ¡*r II») II».,
to divert Fl 060,030 to drain the Ever , plants and shrubbery will further adorn
for each day that s«id freight remains
glades of Florida; only a few days ago a the already beautiful normal campus.
in the warehouse will be made, the
>
A
heating
plant
will
be
established
at
.
bill was introduced to take another
alxjve six days to be exclusive <»( the
g3.000. XX) and expend it in draining the once and large additions will be made to ,
days of receipt and delivery, Sundays
the
physical
and
chemical
labratorv
and
b'g swamps of Arkansas and Missouri
and legal holidays.
and, in addition, there are two bills to the school library, three new teachers
IX-ninrrage charges, as to time and
pending for the drainage of swamps in will be added, an advance year w ill lie
rate will lie tlie same as those ol the
added
to
the
course
from
which
will
I®
|
Minnesota, and three general bills pro.
Southern Pacific Railway Company at
viding for the government drainage of graduated at ¡east 15 persons who are
iThrelL Cal.
HE PLAT OF THIS BEAUTIFUL ADDITION WILL BE
already
applying
for
entrance
to
that
swamps in all parts of the United States
I
’
pon
the
order
of
consignee
freight
j
course.
May Combine to Rob West.
ready mud , and lots therein will I«- plic.il <>u the market. Tlic
will lie forwarded to points west of Po- I
In fact, the entrance requirements, |
If tbo Hansbrougli bill pas es, it w ill
1 kegama at a charge of 25 cents for each
tract comprises 530 acres, adjoins Klamath Falls on lite north and west
open the way for these other measures graduation and character of work done'
shipment. This forwarding charge d ies
and Itorrlem on Link lllver and Upper Klamath Lake for two miles.
of similar character, and it will be only will parallel that of the San Francisco
i not apply
- - - where freighters present -
a short time before the greater portion Normal School which is taken as a
From this addition can la- seen the grandest pmor ima on the !*iieiHc
standard and which is acknowle.lgcl i "rit,e" orJer’ior
of the reclamation fund, instead of be-
the best institution of its kind on the I At tbo request of cxwignec carlo» 1
rug used for irrigating the desert lands of
t'oxst, comprising Lake, River, Valley. Hill, .M luntaln and Snow-cap|*sl
Pacific Coast.
[freight will bu nnloaded by ll>e com-
the We*st, as originally intended, wili be
Tlie faculty and etudenta have passed J P11"*
okegama or Thrall and the
Peaks, blend into an harmonious picture of uii<»|uall<*d Is-auty and mag-
expended in reclaiming swamps in
resolutions thanking the people
ne» cost of tame added to the freight
states tl.at have contributed not a cent
n I licence.
Southern Oregon for the stand they took ' c*,arKe4-
to the reclamation fund and never will
contribute. This legislation is a rank at the polls in June concerning the ap-'
Notice to Firemen.
injustice to the West, which is counting propriation for state institutions. Ev
Remember at the next regular meet
on using its own public land receipts for ery town and county in Jackson, Coos,1 ing. to I m - held on the last Monday in
the reclamation of its deserts, and un Curry, Douglas, Josephine, Klamath July, the by-law* are to l>e amended.
less somebody calls a bait, the work of and Lake counties tbreiV a heavy ma A full attendance is requested.
Government irrigation will soon be jority for the appropriation bill and |
W. IV. Baldwin, Pres.
this institution construes this vote into :
brought to a standstill.
5t
Neil Campliell, Sec’y.
It must be remembered that, once an act of kindness »ml recognition of
Notice.
this precedent is established, it will be merit shown towards the institution.
Therefore, we take courage and go' On an I after Sunday July J-5, 1906,
easy lor delegations from the East and
South to combine and force through forward in our endeavors to make it an Sunday trains on the Klamath laike It.
i
bills for the drainage oi the swamps in institution of which citizens of Southern R. will l>e discontinued. “No Hundsy
Oregon
will
be
proud
to
speak
when
trains
after
July
Htb."
Klamath
faike
the non-arid states, and if the East and
E. T. Anaorr,
bouth ever do combine for this purpose, they journey abroad and which they R. R.
General Manager,
the West will never have votes enough will delight to see when in their wan
derings they return to their beloved
to check the onslaught.
A complete sewerage system will bo put in.
The entire cut of the Odessa
nerrill Creamery Butter.
state again.
Kiwinill lri< b.-'ii'p'iri-lLi"-1, and llio«Jlmildin-.r in the Ihiima Vista Addition
Is sold by Meis» and Armand, Klam
LAND WITHDRAWN
Notice of Sale of Timber.
ath Falls Dairy, DeCordova's bakery
this summer will have first call on the output of this mill.
Washington, D. C., June 4, 1906. and Sanderson. This butter is almo-
Plans for a magnificent hotel are now lining prepared, and construction will
The Ijikeview Izmd Office receive'! a Sealed bids marked outride “Bid for lutely pure, and costs yon only 50 cents
If.
Ircgin this summer. This hostelry will Is- local'll on one of the most pictur
telegram last .Friday from the Interior sale of timber Application .May 7, 1906, per roll.
department notifying the officials that Cascade 8.” will be received by the
esque spots in the addition and will Is- surrounded by u park.
Notice.
townships 40 and 41, ranges 10 and 20 Forester, Forest Service, Washington,
The Women’» Club kindly requests
Ii von w in* i bom • in th- m • 1 !>-:i-ttifnl ''■<•(ion of Klamath C ninty, buy
were withdrawn from entry. This with D. C., up to and including tlm rerond
pa'r. na ,,f the Library to lie more cari-
>i loi in tie I, i -na \ i la Ad liti u.
drawal includes all thu upper end of day of August, 1906, for the purchase of
Goose lake from opposite New Pine all the merchantable dead timber, ul in handling the books. Carelessness
creek and the land at the head of the standing and down, sound enough for in this matter has resulted in consider
able damage.
tf
lake and on both sides down, nearly to sawlog., ami all the live timber marked
for
cutting
by
the
forest
officer
in
charge
the stato line. It is prcFttmed that the
Notice For Publication.
withdrawal is for irrigation purposes. It located on the SWJ. MV1,, Sec II, a.cl
Department of lhe Interlo.', I»n<l Office »1
is the belief that the I*epartment con the MJ, NW1,, SV, .W4, NE'4 Lakerlew, Oregon, June IS. ISOS.
Nelice t« lieieby siren that the following
templates draining Goose lake and mak ME.'4, SW'4 SElf, Fee S3, Tp 30 8 It 0 '
ing farms out of several thousand acres E. W.M.,on the Cascade Forest Re named filler her tiled notice of hla Intenilon
to make final proof In support of hla claim J
of land now under water. Here are serve, Southern Division. Ertimatel and rhai raid proof wf.l he made before Oeo. |
four townships,over two of which are un to be 1,217,9*10 feet B. -M. Yellow pine, f'hartaln, Clerk of Klamath County, Oregon,!
occupied only by the lake, and it is 671,0H0 feet B. .M. red fir, 12-5,460 feet al lila oflb e al Klamath 4alls,Oregon, on 3rd ;
siip|>osed to Ixi excellent agricultural B. M. sugar pine, and 113,200 feet B. M. day of Augiiat. Itrai rlc : fxioh w Anderson fl K
IBM for the X'4 NK quarter Section 1 Tp 4« H
land to lie made into farms, over 45,000 white fir. A deposit of H.000, must K 6 K W M and lol- 1 2 3 and 4 Seellon 6 Tp «'
accompany
each
bid.
Right
is
reserved
acres of land to be settled by families,
' H K 7 K W M.
He name» the following wltneraea to prore
which will make 300 homes of about 100 to reject any or all bids. For further
acres each. There will be considerable information and book of regulations lila continuous rcaldenec upon and eultlrallon
governing sales, Address 8. 0. Bar- of said Ian I, rls:
opposition to draining the lake by the trum, Supervisor, Roseburg, Oregon.
1. O Mills, II Mnowgooae, Walter Took and II
farmers living along the margin.—Lake-
Thoina* H. Sherrard,
1 A Emrnltt, all of Keno, Oregon.
Acting Forester. ! s - js s j
J. N. Warsox, ll'glster. j
0-2S-8 2
View Examiner.
I
I
E. J. MURRAY, Editor.
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON.
TWO
THE
ADVANCE.
Klamath Falls, Ore., Thursday, June 28 igo6.
A (load Randi about live miles from town, with
RECLAMATION
THREATENED
improvements, $25 per acre.
160-Acre Tract of very choice new land,
PRICE. $3.500
NORMAL
Capital Stock, $100,000
Witt open for business about
September /, /9o6
SCHEDULE
its New
the corner
ami Main Streets
T. IV. STEPHENS
Klamath
C
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C. E.
F » M : .
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Gits Mclhnso.
S
Melhasv,
Oregon
RANK ANKENY
MAMMOTH STABLES
Rigs furnished
with or without
drivers
J
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Horning & Casey
HORSES BOUGHT AiiD SOI
H. W. STRAW, Proprietor
Buena Vista Addition
TO KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
T
Boulevards and Streets are now being graded, and these will be lined
with Shade Trees. Grading work on the Electric Street Railway
is now under way.
Office:
Murdoch Build’g,
next door Postoffice
Klamath Canal Co.