TWO DOLLARS THE YEAR IN ADVANCE.
affirmed; opinion bv Justice Hailey.
1 lie Mock company brought »uit to re-
rover potwsHm ol pro|wrty to which it
1 claims title by viilu«'of purchase from
the state umher the swampland laws.
Morrow claim««! right oí | h » ss « m >« íoii as
administrator of the e«t.ile «>í J. W Mor­
row, who took Ilia land us a timber
claim.
Klamath Falls, Or., Thursday, August 9, 1906
For Sale—Cheap, a 12 foot show case.
Fiank Ankeny.
KL, A MA TH REPUBLICA K
E. J. MURRAY, Editor
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON.
I
M ason & S lough
ABSTRACTERS
KLAMATH
FALLS
OREGON
I aim to be reliable
HE FCU.\D A CCOL PLACE.
WHITE IN PORTLAND
THE NATRON LINE
Oivea Facts and Figures Tbwt Cannot
Will Have to Secure Rights oi W ay
Be Dented
First
Diligent Search Revealed the Ideal
Place for Bifcnlng Oflt Oreen
Banana«,
The mau of the house brought home
the other evening five doten bananas
The follow mg from th«1 Eugene Regis­ which he had seen going cheap aa he
Frank Ira White, who was in Portlaml
passed by the hucksters or 'he st eet
ter
is of l'M'al interest:
sm hssiness. was interviewed alxuit
They were a bit green. to I* sure, but
For the information of our ront«'m;w>r- the huckster told him if he would put
Klamath county, and his remarks »re
on much to the point and lull of facts, ary and tl»e I’lMthml |<a|«*rs who insist them in a cool, dark place they would
that construction work is about to Iw- ripen tn time end taste exactly as If
that it is worthy of reproduction.
“Portland is the jobbing am! wliole- gin on the Natron branch of the S. 1’. they had that moment comp from Ja­
•nlc supply piint fir the Klamath in ad vam-e of the Drain extentkm a let­ maica, relates the Baltimore News.
When the man read.-d home ho
country since the San Francisco tire, ter from Win. WooJ, chief engineer of
looked for tl • cool, dark place. At first
ami Portland dealers have a decided ad­ the S. I*., who has supervision of all
he thought he "would put the fruit on
vantage over other competitors in sup­ ’ Southern Pacific construction in Oregon top of the bookease In a dark corner
ply ing material for use in constructing ' is appended.
of the library, and then he felt sure
The city editor wrote Mr. Uood that that his wife's eagle eye would de­
the Khmath project of the Vnitcvl
Stat««« Reclamation Service," said Frank ! rumors prevailed hero to th«' eff«K-t that tect a bit of the gre-n protruding over
Ira White, of Klamath Falls, w ho is at ; construction was soon to begin and the the edge, and would have it out of
liie Imperial Hotel. “This advantage Register desired information on the sub­ there inslanter.
A bandbox on the table attracted his
en the Government work will continue, ject lor the benefit of an anxious pub-
attention.
It contained hH wife's host
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Mr.
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letter
was
but now is the time that Portland met-.
chants must secure the ties that will I publish»! several «lays ago, but H is hat. Just home from the milliner's, and
without further ado, he took the be-
biml for the future the trade of that now given in full as follows:
feathered concoction frem Ils nest and
Ferry
Building,
Fan
Francisco.
rieh rogion.
I nder the terms of the
placed It on a marble figure standing
July 21. WJ6.
lat*I grant made by the Government
near and dumped ^he bananas into the
IV. A. Dill, Citv Editor,
box. Then it occurred to tilm that his
with the Oregon A California Kailroad,
Morning Register.
belter half was sensitive about nothing
all material for use by tl»e United
Dear Sir—Your letter of July IS, l'.Mfl. »c much as her Lead wear, and so he
Blates must b«' transport««] free twtween
Portlaml and points south to Roseville, j We will ’M
petting right of took out the trilit. replaced the hat and
went into the kitchen to ask the advice
17 miles north of Sacramento, where *•)’ from Natron, southerly. The time
of Bridget.
•he road f«»rme«l a junction witli the
commencement of construction de-
Bridget was not on hand She hau
Central Pacific. Points sooth of Rose- pends largely on the time it requires to stepped out a moment to the back gate
Ville furnishing such supplies must pav P^t this right of wav.
to talk to the vegetable man. who was
the local rate to that point, which re
I d» »<* know of any parties making fascinating, even though married, but
salts in giving what is virtually a differ- >>rvevs in the Cascade mountains on the man's eye caught the gas stove, and
cntial in favor of Portland. It
1 was this ; H»* route excepting for the Southern be felt that at last he had found the
proper place for the ripening process.
William llood.
tact that enabled Portland dealers to i Pacific company.
While we would l«e glad to see dirt There was fire in the rar.ge. therefore
supply tbe equipment for the Govern-1
the gas stove must be out of ccmmis-
begin flying on the Natron branch to­
asent construction camp.
»ion, and so he opened the oven dcor
“From the Klamath point of view, we day it will prolmblv require some time and1 [Kipped in the bananas and went
are very anxious to have a chance to to complete surveys and secure rights of back into the library for a smoke.
It was two hours later, and his wife
show Portland business men the won­ way so that we can hardly expect actual
derful resources of southern Oregon. It construction work to begin on this line «as still trying on her new hat and
h bard to grasp the meaning of bringing before next year. It is likely the Drain making her husband stop reading every
fire minutes to tell her whether he con­
250,‘>00 acres of land under irrigation.! project will be commenced first.
sidered it more becoming ttan her green
Comparison furnishes the means of un- !
one. and If he dlcn't think It a little—
FROM
derstanding, and it is an area larger
Just a little—too wide on the left side,
than all of the in igaied acreage of South­
» when, in the mid« cf this pleasing oo
ern California. Upper Klamath I-ake, |
eupition. the lady stepped short, sud­
iM errill R ecord ]
denly. and sniffed suspiciously.
the chief source ol water supply for this
A great many of onr farmers are
"If I weren't quite sure that we never
vast area, is equal in surface extent to
complaining that the tobacco worm is had a cooked banana in this house. 1
the acreage to be watere«l, and is the
eating up the potato crop. Frank Hed­ should say that Brldcet was baking some
hinp'st body of navigable water in the
rick, who lives on the hill between here at this moment,” said she.
United States west of the Rocky Moun­
Her husband looked up with more ani­
and Poe valley, says these worms are
tain«. With one person to each five
[rotato
on his mation than he had displayed in the
acres of lan«l to be brought under irrig» simply devouring ' the
‘,v P'
l-‘u ‘ t <ps 0,1
matter cf the hat
tion.it would maintains population oi P««-* «n< many others m different j-rts
"You don't use the gas store now. do
.
al
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of liie valley aie complaining ol tbe rav- you?” he asked interestedly.
M'.tKM) people on tbe laml, and that
t
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. agea ol theae worms on their iota toes,
"Certainly we de—for some things,”
would be a sparsely settled irrigation e
1
district. Intensive farming, such as the
" nl- Banks, the w heat king, w ho was she replied. “Are you sure you don't
growing of sugrr beets, celery, other in
Wednesday•, says he will com- think the plumes would look better
brogbt farther to ward the front?”
root crops, the hardier fruits, berries mence harvesting his crop about the
But she was speaking tn empty air,
and small fruits, and «lvvelopement ofl®th. He lias 421) acres in wheat this
for her better half bad vanished kitch­
the stockfeeding industry ns it has been season and said he expected to harvest enward When he came back bis ex­
developed in Eastern Colorado along the ' between eight and nine thousand bus!.
pression was downcast.
•
North Platte and the Arkansas rivers, I e'». «•'» will go 20 bushels, or better, to
"Bridget is baking some bananas for
are the natural ami best uses to which i ,'ie >cre.
you for a little surprise,” said he. “Sbo
says they are very good w ith sugar and
tbe Klamath section can lie devote«L
[L axeview E xamim :::,
At long lange the Portland business
The price of l-.-ef has been tbe source cinnamon.”
And that Is all of the story, except
men can hardly comprehend these pos- i °f considerable inquiry from cattle rai.-
that that family had bananas for break­
sibilities. If they make the trip, they ers thioughout this country. A tel««-
fast. luncheon and dinner for a week
will return enthusiastic loosters for that Kram was receive«! in I^ikeview a few thereafter. until Bridget got tired of the
portion of Oregon and deternnned that days ago by a gentleman who is lu re whole matter and gave the remnants to
hs trade foi the future shall be held bv ,or “>e purpose of buying beef and mut- a poor family in the alley.
the trade center of tbe state.
!ton-
,hat
can b ' bo'1Kllt ln
“Klamath county is taking tbe led lbe ^remento valley for 5 cents per
among Oregon divisions in the matter | P°und To the many inquiries as to the AN ORDER THAT SHOCKED
ol public improvements. The County Pr“* oi U11
«‘'ere can be no eatis- Then He Regretted That He Had Not
Higb School w as erected last vear at a f»rtory r‘,PlX “ ?•<-
••
Taken the Beer Ho
eost of almost »40,000and is a more sub- ■ eland' are »'tending to hold out fur tbe
Wished For.
stantial structure than any public school ',ame price they received last fall,
Tbe waiter hid shown me to stable, and
Dr. Alice Magilton
Klamath
Fails,
building in Portland, being entirely of
------ of ‘ vl
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before I had ordered he brought a woman
who
has
been
in
Iaikeview
for
the
past
brick and stone. A public school build-1
of about CO and placed her across from
lag is being completed at a cost of more 1 ten days, departed for her home yester­ me, relates a writer in the Kansas
Uian »20,000 built of stona quarrie«l near day. While here Mirs Magilton deeded City Star. The car was swaying ar.rl
the town, and the people of Bonanza, in to her mother, Mrs. T. J. Magilton, her bumping over a new piece of track, and
the old lady seemed perturbed by the
Lang**ll Valley, are erecting a public 1'iO acre ranch on the west eide.
school building at a cost of »10,000.
John C. Hanan an old pioneer of Jarring and the noise. Her hair was
Brick business blocks in coorse of con- Paisley w as accidentally killed near there nearly white, and It was wared over
struetion in Klamath Falls represent an last Saturday He was running a mow­ the temples. A little bonnet was held
In piece by broad silk ribbons, tied very
ing machine on the Harvey ranch at the carefully In a very reg ular Low under
investment of more than »50,000.
“Goad roads are the first essential to j south end of Summer Lake, and Riley her right ear. A turn-down collar of
economic local transportation and the Hammersley was running a mower in white and a long, thin chain holding a
County Court of Klamath County lias the same field. Hammersley*« team pair of glasses were the only relief from
taken cognisance of this fact by start­ ' started to run away- and living a short the black silk frock. There she sat, the
ing a good roads movement of a practic­ 1 distance behind Hanan, they could not primmest old lady 1 had ever seen away
al character.
A stretch oi two and a , I>e tamed until they ran ag .inst Hanan from a mohair sofa. There was even
half miles of macadam is being built ' the tongue striking him in the back be- a trace of a pucker to her mouth. Just
to accentuate
Most apparently on her
between the county seat and main coun­ : tween the shoulder blades, knocking
way to the Missionary society's district
ty roads of liievalley converging at that ! him off the machine. He was paralyzed convention.
distance from the town. The cost of 1 and hardly knew what hurt him. The
I had contemplated having a small
thia road will be approximately »16,000 ; accident occurred at 3 o’clock in tbe bottle of ale with my roast beef, but
and will be one of the best examples of afternoon ami Mr. Hanan died at nine I ordered milk Instead. While I am a
believer in personal liberty. I do not per­
what can be done with material close at o'clock, six hour» later.
mit my theories to Inflict themselves
hand when Oregon people determine up­
A Tillamook court ha« discovers«] that
upon others. I ordered milk instead of
on improvements.
I new»|>aper sulrsciptions are an almost
“Klamath Basin needs farmers above infallible test of a man’s honesty. II beer, and the waiter spilled much of
it on me and the table as the train swung
all else.
With the splendid opportuni­ he is dishonest lie will cheat the printer
around a sharp curve.
Tbe old lady
ties presented there for securing homes i and if he cheats the printer be is dis­ noticed the mishap, but her face bore
all that is needed to attract the right honest, hence there is no escape. In not a trace of slightest interest. Witn
class is publicity.
There is no public ! any community a newepajxrr subscrip­ her In hearing distance I would not have
land that can be homestead««! under the tion liook is almost as good as a Dunn risked laughing at anything. In the
cold, business-like voice of the class
reclamation project at present, but at ■ I or Bradstreet commercial register.
leader she ordered I could have told
prices ranging from »15 to »25 an acre,!
What next! Now we are told that at what it would be before she raid a word
selection can be had of many thousands
least two transcontinental lines promise —she ordered two eggs boiled medium,
nl acres. It is the most attractive agri­
"It
to inaugurate A novelty within a few dry toast, and a pot of hot tea.
cultural region available for the man
months which will not only be a Ision to must be hot," rhe ««Id. “And, waiter,”
with the necessary livestock .implements
i actors ami actresses, but to to tin-gener­ she called, as he turned away, "before
and a small amount of cash to invest.
you bring the eggs I w ant a Scotch high­
al traveling public as well. This novelty
ball.”
Immigration that has f>ecn turned to­
! will l>e a theatre car. Impressed by the
That Is what she raid. The car made-«
ward the Alberta country, to oilier dis­ j hearty reception given stage folks who
a particularly wild lurch just then, which
tant regi ins and to the semi-arid lands
' on several occasions while crossing the helped me to hide my surprise. That
east ol the Rocky Mountains is the class
I Ml«idle West have entertained their fel­ was all that saved me.
_
that would come to Klamath Basin if
low passengers with scenes from various
fully informed ns to the situation there, i
Punishment for Papa.
plays, arrangements are being made
soil conditions and abundance of water
Mrs Bibman—When my husband
whereby certain transcontinental trains
lor irrigation.
The Klamath Chamber
will carry coaches in which stages, cur­ came home last evening I raw that he'd
«4 Commerce, organised to embrace Hie
tains and facilities for acting will l>e in­ been drinking and gave liim a good
scolding'.
entire county in its membership, is
stalled. The players who np|>ear will
Mrs. Wyse—Oh. dear! what <II<1 you
working on a campaign of publicity and
get minimum rates, or perha|is free pas­ do that for? When I discover that n>y
in that campaign is anxious for an op­
sage, and a certain charge will lie made husband has been drinking I say noth­
I
portunity to show the attractiveness
lor admission to the theatre car for tbe ing. but give him the baby to hold, ft
■nd resources to Portland people first.’’ I
is
really
pathetic
to
see
how
devoted
performances.
The Oregon supreme court recently he is to Bobby. My dear, you've got a
good ceal to learn about the manage­
Uooth-Kellv Lumber Co. has «old 3760 handed down the following decision:
ment of husbands Boston Trans« r. nt
acres of limiter land,located in Siskiyou Warner Valley Block Company, re­
county, Calif., to J. E. Wheeler; con­ spondent, vs. J. L. Morrow, ap|>ellant,
sideration »3l,t!>3.
i from latke county, II. L. Lensuu, Judge
Wc have a clndcc lino of lands in trai ts laige m Mitali, to suit pur
citasen,; also city propt'rljr of all devi pilon»
1 ÏI I>i I 7K 1
<?< >K'N 1C IV
ledi küui^e Uii Ííidiii Sirejl d’ld /III
• • • I ■> sit tm nee • • •
at moderate price
Wc carry a full line of Inauratici'. including Life, IN-rwona! Accident
Fin', Steam Boiler, Plate libisi«, anti l.iabilttv ltixiir.it»« ,'.
I
<’•••• I money » ihtu in city nini ciniiitry
really,
Haw mill fur rale or lindo
Fite insnr.mce written In eonqsuio»
CONCERT
that |iay.
ealiibitiiui.
AUGUST 9. 1906
L ha I prêt»talo, k* relies oil
The Aurei »prrhmm» ol
( ’<»1 n ni I »mn elephant,a teeth in exist-
HIGH SCHOOL. KLAMATH I ALLS
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Have all kinds of farm property, improved
and unimproved, ranging from fifteen to»
seventy-five dollars per acre.
Have some choice to»n property chean. also have some Business
Lots and some Fine Timber Claims.
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