A LAMA TH REPUBLICA N
E. J. MURR \\ . Editor
ready, and will prove o* e , f the nu*»j
lalual* e a lvi* ii-mg teatuiv< this counti
has ever bad
It is ihiough such enter­
prise as that displayed bv th. .’»tills
that i it li a. luuni le- and «taies aie nul le.
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON
Wonder »liat tin- neat ••epidemic
•loi,'' b».
Il Kl.imaili Fall» «ele
attintisi w uh une-hall of t hv latal mal­
i - ar
adie» te|MHted an existing lien*, tills
city would l«e de|»>|«ilnteil in a tear
But ae are glow ing eVrri dai. atol the
ii tim ot new settlers is increasing
"o
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much liiat the lioil la aie tilled to over­
«•nt* i.ev«’« *«•«• the teaclivrs of thv’r
flowing and n, vacant houses
«htldivn «lining the twelve • r thtvvn
yea»* «■ v«»ivd by the pilbln *ctiool
Mavu Mailin hH»k lune hv the forv-
coutM*
Art thv maj «rity weqimk to l>>< k ai «I «liti hv nglit Uni g in ha\ tng thv
take «»ffet's«- when ptunuunetd <h*ci|3me >mtv 1’ ■sii'1 *»i Hvaith |*r«»iuptly rxain
I»r«,«»iuvs ivcvssaiy for the gu««d ut the lue the *itnrt(l* n here. Viivit t*ay m»
«hil i and tl.«- *« l,»««>l ami ‘utter u | h » ii «<• will hv a k ne« k <>m hh»w h» the lal*«*
« asi n m v»ii:c»*m • t v»lm.« iuh a I meth­ »aiu«u- aiulwih I t\v a .•«»< *1 effettui
ode that they haw iivwr taken Ilf «tarlili^ a ch .ii>i k»'*ip in« wtnvnl a««uig
trouble t“ vxa ul r.
the lakv heili
t hat our f nl oc sc | k « o I s a*r a* I tn
spite't all t.
we «rv gh» ( to Iwi IvVv .
The pion.i t vM r «*in« iit «»I Ih. Yvn-
llirtt Ihvy t J i bv tw-llvr <ann t Ir ny'• *ugg« mi *’*• w. I make Kiattiath
dtMibt«*!
1« 1.« • irn
leu aie 1 Werth
• ■•rlli w hile LiIl •• Iho’t ‘ I itili) CI») in tb«-
— whfrhitD \ A inri i« ai-ai« uivu-vil « t >talv. .K« bv -a rt.«i
«. this city m n u dirty
doubling—ti I* well w«oth the while » I bill « bdHl«Hl!» « ai. le VH»tly llllploivd.
»i.• »e n.■ * j
i!.!«-»«-•«d m then ami il Mvpj» a»v taken tu olive l i mg
t< know w:-.it they are ftthiying, wl.ai a M»nt ibi* uni » veinviit. thv vx|»vii»v
they .«tv ta kn g al« ut wiih vieil ulhvr. w ili bv mrthitv-iui .1,
w I»«» ;ur tlivir tert« ; cl • and v hat the
•premi ti vana u*v«f Iu promote thru
mental, n *»i.d a d |>hy *tcal «lvVrl«‘|*
ment. It I.« I.ot wei| lu l»v tu«» busy witli
the Ibit g- ti Mt do mu count to cuiisi'hu
«erioUMy tí v ti l» k* that «1«» < «uunt
uuni and
w ill
in the lives of the tuin rv citi*
«rn« ot the c mmoi.wr.i *h
h«»mr« in which g -si citlfvli«hl|! i«
Mar*hall >mith is apt t • hav«» an
noi«»«shed.—’ »reg 'inan.
oi»vr«»us duty t«» pvrlmm in tin« icing
TWO DOLLARS ¡ lit: v
IS Utt Wv'l:
Klamath Falls, Or., Thursday. October n, i io6
CONVERSAI IONS
OE CHILDREN
A topic alwav* timely but | ai tu ularly
wwben the chlidieh «*1 the land by tvti*
of thousands are entering th«» pubh«.’
Kb»M»h l«»r a year’? study an<l training,
is the relation «»I parents to tl v tvach-
er«, the >«'h«*ol* nn«i the a*>.«lationa ol
tfhrir rhikhen.
The lautivv* Home
Journal a few months a»>- ar« u*vd a
Menu of protest from ai gry p.«rvnt>
whrn, advocating h.tnkiir»* win. <ni*
«Iren <ui tbv *a« r« «1 iih -t< i iv> o| i|!v al i
w*x. it >ai«i that
.or abb lutv tiilh oi
run ter vat ion, not I i» g could «pule c»pia
thv talk ot i«»)sanugi» - during i««v**
in our school«.**
iva«Lvib, I.owwvi.
knew that the statement was withii
the truth, an«i vxpr« ssr t :n< »« Aa « n
«cures of hltvr* to the «alitor «•! th«
Journal.
Taking up thv <u bjwt aivw.that j
per declare« that no n.« nivi.t ctuihi Law
afford««t Iwtlvr pHad than tin* ul th«
lamentable ignoian««’ o! the >« boon ng
oi the children that vxists among th. u-
an«!« vt {.«rents. It
a i««: grvviot.- n
cun lv in pin tv—*lill more grvvi«»us iu effect
—that our tnolvrn m««ie «1 I k mg
affords loo little time tor c> iuianioi.-
thip with tbechmirtn • t the hou-vh« !«!.
It is only l.vr** aid ibvtv t:.at p4’«iit*
are luumi who ate in u.:< . ^vi.l t-.ab
with thv work, the play and the jomh ' i -
aliens «»i their children.
iheva-l i .*ly
take fur grantr«! that everything I- di
right, and that it i< m l necessary to co
operate w ith thv tea« 1« r; beside* i«eing
-a dreadful lot her. it tak**» Uo much
time to tin«! out by ¡«ersonal inquiry ami
attention just w hat i* living do«.r in tili­
-ecbools.
If the boy ‘'passes.” as lle
generally does, and the girl does not
break down from uwtstudy or fr«-m lie-
ing cram me» 1 with nones<vntials, no
questions as to metiio«l< and stmiies arv
aske«l.
As a matter of fact. thoti<and< of par-
I AIM TO
JOHN STILTS
The crowded c«-nd:t:«>n of o’|r
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■ thvr thitu*. to omit niviiti« i. «1 ti «
valuablv •♦•rvh’r rvtnierrd ll.e ¡air «•••>»
riatl »n by Mr. John >tilt«. He i? w i«
who carv»| i r. Iai>rlled and in*tallvd
the agricultutal and liorti«*ultural ex­
hibits at the lair.
Never bet« re »a*
greater care e\vrci*e»l nor nene careful
attention given to tbi*» nn»«t important
l»art ot the local r\p«»*itir»n. an«l the
Work Being Bushed on the Culifor
worth of the M-rvi'-e. given without
nia Xortheastern.
money and without price, was «lotihlv
great in view of the fact that the ex­
hibit* 1 avv teen preferred for rxhilu-
A w«»ll kn«»wn traveller, w ■ ;»i
ti.»«. pnrfM—r* when thenrw Lv.id-qua»- in thi* « ity «hiring the wwk au«l
ter* !* r the t’l.ainbrr «4 (’«>tnn.er«e are in'pectvl the work ,b uug I n«* <>
<
i-’clh
r.lilf I I
pt «-*♦•• I hiiii-’ lt a- I’ving r»inti«len!
the nm*| w«»nM reach thi* city I i
!« r • the u»«»*t MiMUUlhe vxi»-* !•* I it
* •’*•,.< rn I*i> • i- aux u* t • h
c* :j.p;‘<cri a! the etui:— t J» «•• h,v
I- *1.
BE RELI a SL
tii.lt i
RUSHING
.•»'.' feet frontage on Muin Street
in locality where business is ¡lone
HOUSES RENTED AND RENTS COLLECTED
■ h>() acres choice farmini land,
good orchard, good wells, and
other i in prorem en t . J 'Tl> acres
will come under ditch. Only four
mib-s from Klamath Falls
GENERAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESiATE
TOM
JÄ'rKl *111
KLAMATH COUNTY BANK
ALEX MARTIN,
President
the *«nitary or«iiiian«'v<. Tbere i* little
u.-e m bucking the itger, ami when J 4 n*
U V
Clean ui-.’’ d»> •<» w uh a plvn-Hiii
smile.
I will make it va*ier t»»r him
ai. t'*r y«»ut*vlt ala*«.
KLAMATH FALLS, ORF(!O\
E. K. KEA.MES,
ALEX MARLIN. Jr
Vice-President
Cashier
The Pioneer Bank of Klamath County
First Semi-Annual statement June 30, PMM
Resources
lz>an« and Discount».............................. .
Overdrafts, »ecured and unsecured ...
Bonds and Warrants.........................
Banking House. F urniture and Fixtures
lUie from Bunks and Banker«
............
Cali in Bank...................................................
I.tabilitiea
Capital Stork, fully paid......................
Stirpiti* and I’ndivideJ profit«...
Individual Deposite, »object to check
Cashier’» Check« outntandinv
Demand Certificate« of Deposit.........
i 120 òli 4*.
!'3 ,<H.1,3
52.450 23
5,'W,!l,l»i
241.217.75
13.H34.91
THE
100.000.00
4.7M.U9
3Sl,37n.S9
912.35
40 iilM.1.',
A hi H hr' «trftng argument in lavor <»i
the «-adv buibhng ot the road I* ihr
• «ivrr <’ii the mam line.
t»
There
I •ven a *mr« ot wreck*; in (act.
bavr l»r«-n on the lticrra*e. While
Coiiilheh lal*».*r i* f»var«‘v, •<» i* »killed
lab -I.
hX|»rf Iriice«! ra'lr«,.ul I men are
»r.
hutd t » gel, and in li e rff »rt «»( the i«>a«i
to -«ret the “tuff «>v« r. t«H» U>U< h !• fiiiaar
ha* • • j. ad'l»*'l an«! a* a <•*»!) •»••pivn«’«*
the .*i*kivou hioiibtaih* arr strewn with
w reckage. >urfi. lent men cannot I** ub.
tamed to run the train« with the t 'li­
nage allowed lor one locomotive: »<»
long trains are made up and four en­
gine* added to g»*t the freight ••ver.
The complaint comew "t a griivial con-
ge*tion all along the line, and that i*
why the coinpan*. no doubt, i* lurning
th»- earth t<> get the ('aliiornia North-
eastern «•<-.mfueled.
The ofH’iating ex-
;>riiM * are <•« the increase and when it
i* taken inh» « ui-t ¡riati 'n the great
•aving in c»ming thi* way. additional
env!> ai.d exertion i* added to get the
work done.
That Klamath Fall* will have a road
and that it will lie on a trail-« •ntin**ntal
line, i- a* Mire a- late.
I Lal the r<»a«l
will lie completed long before the given
time of the pc--mii*tf« if al»<» an ;i-»»ured
tact. The talk <»f thi* change and that
« hai.gr in tiie original-nrwy i- largely
blur «-kv.
The roa«l that i« to I h * Built
i« to I*- on a- *bort a route a* fw --ihle
an«l it i* not w ith any i«lea to tap thia or
that point, but to grt through to thiw
•r«*tion c n an ra*y grade. The propofrd
Mirvev if a «Haight line, and to avoid
the >i-kiyou mountain* is the para­
mount aim of the rornnany.
The tap­
ping <d tbi« piomi*ifig productive arc-
tion is a eecoii'iary matter, when a
transcontinental line h c«»m»i<lere«l.
The section» that give promise are al-
way« tributary and branche« can easily
i»e built to tap them. Such line« alway«
follow in the wake of gigantic nndei-
taking«! like the present one of the
Southern Pacific.
HOT SPRINGS
FREE TRIP TO THE
I In* ci>nt.'»t w ill ell.».. 1 )<»<*«» in I ><• r .11 si, 1'.» di !, mill the I.nix ....... ivinjtli.
I.ii ’ji‘»t iiiiinb.T ui -iiI>»>.*i i|>tion« to th.* r.icilii1 N• >rtlixxo-t mid The KI.mi.¡th
lu*|>ill«licah will In* <|.*eiii.*<| the chniee of the eoiiutv for the trip.
I lie »ul>»ei ipt ion price <>f the I’.ieilie Xorthw e»t 1» .’>t) «•eni» a ve.ir.
I lie -111--«‘ri|>tion price . 1 l’lie Khunath licpubliea i i» t 'J. dh a \car.
But ¡Im iiiLi thi» «•«»nt«--1 lx>th paper» will l>e »ent to <>ne ad'lie»» |. r one
y ear lor J-.’.itt).
l’lie Huec.’H-fiil lad\ will be one of a parts of thirtv-thrre — one farnier'»
d:un.diter from each «•onnts in the state—that willl.unc Portland Max l-t.
!•-»«•.. tor the .lante»ti'Wn l"\po»iti.in. und "ill be n*nc three week» of I'll ic,
\i»itni2 many of ine lai.e citi. » ot the ca». and < ,ui.u_ on the I're-ideiit ol tl>«‘
I tlited State» at \\’¡l-hill2to||. *»he will be the »peei.d lepn »e lit .111 \ e of
Klamath County and the Klamath Project.
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KLAMAIH
REPUBLICAN,
Klamath Falls, Or.
SALES
J. W. Evans, !>>t 21 Block 21.
■I. H. liegen, l>*t 11 Block II.
B W. Mason, L>t 2 Block 47.
I?it 1 in Block 47, «old »olne time ago
Ftate of Oregon
)
County of Klarnathf ”»
to E. J. Murray, was »old bv Mr. Mur­
I. Alex Martin, Jr.. Cashier of the al»>ve named Bank, living first du- ray to W. E. Faught.
y sworn, do say that the above statement is true to the liest of my knowledg«
Sale» in the trleim Tract.—+ • ncre» to
ami belief.
Ai.ax MAtrri.tr, Ja., Cashier.
John Ba<-k of Portland; 20 acre» to Win.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2nd day of Julv, 1900.
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N. Wilson.
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