Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914, December 13, 1906, Image 3

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    LEGISLATION
IS DEMANDED
AFTER HARRIMAN
I AIM TO BE
City and Country Realty for Sale or Rent
Interit*!« Comitier, e Camnilaalon Be­
.Shipper*
gin* Investigation
n
Meet In
Promt
Ag*ln*t
car Shortage
W AHII I X««T<H
An |nvc»tigAli<m »»I
th* I'ni'Hi I'ncitlc
mid <d tin*
r««lwthiim b«tw««*n tliiit r«md mid th«*
Hmithcrn Pacific «v»U«m. growing out of
tb«ur common mmuig«’m«-iil mii 'I con-
tr»»l lm» I mm * ii or«l«n»«l by lb«’ InlviBlxtR
< X»nim«rc« Commi*»i'«n
Fmiik. B.
Kwllogg mid <’. A. Hrvurwin» «>t Ml.
I’aul.
t«i|M’rtt coii»id«*r«*d «•»p«cially
«piabtl^l t*> dig «!•*«• p and un«arth m H
violation« <>f ilia luw. hava l»aan r«-
taiii«’<i by th« < 'oiumiawloii to conduct
tl.r In vratlgatioti
l iito«’ m ah abumlan«’« of <’vbb*m«« al-
it*a«ly in th« | m H»»«‘«Bioti of th«* t omini*
«ion io pmv« that Hairiman and hi«
AAiMM'iatr« hav« «uccv«d«d I« «tilling «II
«•■ »m |H't n ion hrlwn«n th«»« two road*.
J (’. Stubb«, at « »alary id $5O.iMJO a
v«*ar, i* d tract« «r of tratlb' in c«»ntr«»l of
th«’ two bn«’« ai.d ha ab«ulul«dy dictate«
rate« « ik I diatribut«*» traffic
Mamliar« of th«* «•••mml«i'»n «ip«*< t to
collect «lirtl. it til data to warrant Hi« Ik»-
partimoit of J nallea to invoke the court»
again»! th«’ t«»iiibinatb»n and it i* con­
fidently predicted that l»rl«»re Harriman
i* a much older man Io* will Ilmi the
Intriewt» With which I«« I* «*••* lated
haled into cqurl to an*wcr < lia»ge« ••!
violation of ■evrial «liflvrvnt Manila*.
If the law I* «lillh iciit, ll»«’ I hUUl l’»r
citl< «dl. in fa« t. t«rcome »* ”i*| cotn*
pvtiL’f* grriitlv to the l*‘h«*llt o| whip*
I mt * along th”*«’ lim*».
V I » •lligeiin- lit w ll»V<- l*e‘,tl H.-l’fofol be
ginning the heating* later in th»- nmitlh.
th«* enact data m»t having l«rcn •»!•’« ted.
('hainnaii Kmipp ••■limat«» that it will
lake at fou-t *40 dat " to « onph'te the in*
V«*»l ig i'
Some Choice Lois of Business properly for Sale
I itgene
“Ww have Inii! land thfov«»
REPRESENT! NC
and NiiCitk thieve*, but of all the thhrv
ing «u'ititridrela that have com«« to 11»
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Company
the Smiliierii I’m 1 tic now prova» to l*e
Aetna Insurance Company
the w<»r»t by attempting to »trangla the
heart*» blood out <d our induMtrial enter
California Insurance Company
pria«« when in their very bud and
New York Underwriters Agency
bl<M»m."
rid» wa« the pith of t1««’ addreaa made
Atlas Assurance Company
bv<’ I Howard of Cottage Grove at
Northern Assurance Company
tiu» inerting of »hlp|rt«r« hehl her«* I mb I
Friday and
Salur«lay l«t diacu»« a
These Coinpunies wen* at the Head of the ROLL DE
remedy for «ar «hoitage, and It «I
HONOR
in San Francisco settlement* and absolutely re-
pre«*«*» th«’ »auliinani of the mi» Jori tv
o| th« marinile ture», merchant*, lum fiihvd to stand for tiny compromise that would injure their
beimeli an I farmer» in attendance.
Th« meeting of ahippeiN wa* largely patrons
aitan led
l(e»o|ution» praaantad favor
I also write Life, Accident, Health, Burglary, Plate
ing coinpultorv leglalalloli w«*ra adopted
glass
and other insurance, also surety bonds
Another meeting will probably !«• held
al Salem two week« hem«', when the
District Representative of the Oregon Military Lind
•entimvnt will he crvatalhied airi lb«
Hrant
Company
coiigre»« unite on a bill invite the
■upport of Portland and the valley com
menial I mm I i «», lumino man timi agri
cultural inforcala,
< >v«rw helming »»eiitiment lavor» u
railway commi«*mii with p>*war to «n-
lun e rei ipr<M*»l «lemurraga and rate
Kl-AMATH FALLS, OlihOOS
regulat loll*. I ugelie and (’ottrtge < » rove
i
1: 1:1 \ mi M
\i EX MA III.IX. Jr
M.tA m itens.
commercial club« ei|«*ct the niov •
Vn v-Pr«**id»*nt
Pr«’*id«*nt
Ciuf Her
merit inaugurated here
to
«preai
throughout th« Vidlev and reach th»
Firwl !*emi A ihiuh I Statement June 5", ¡'AW
climax at the «fate capital
Kr*ourcr«
It i« recogiii/«’ I that the gr«-ale»t
13 m tu« and I h*«'outit*
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I 12» 511.44 ’
«langer !• in the ) mho > i I u 1 i Iy of I hr fon
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< >v«-r«l r n It ». «rctiri’d and ui»*«ic»i red
Iwing
mv.dve.l in c<»nir«»var *v over
................... .ft ■
homi* aiid Hutiatit*.
uiiiini*’tt;inl «letali* arid »piit up, with Hatiktiig Hou*»*. Furimur«« mim I Fixture*
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5.'.W9.Hti
the »• *ult that *««l.........
bill, hacked Pu« fr*<m Brtiik* and huuk«-»*
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241.217.75
bv Irtllr ad lllfluei'cv«» might »■! ’Io* l.**t
13AM.V1
t unii hi hank
mum* lit l»v pit-bed in ami pa»»«*4 bv the
|egi*lalure. Tin* 1 «Hitingehcv will l»e
$527,091.%
carefullv guarded againrt.
Liabilities
Good Cooking
can only be done by having a good Range
The National Steel Range
will do the business
TOM STEPHENS,
Office in Willson Block.
KLAMATH COUNTY BANK
Avoid Poison
The Pioneer Bank of Klamath County
Capital Mfnrk, fu
paid
Mirpiu» gmi I U'iivid« -p»«»li!"
I iidtv t-ii.u I ««• jMi-it-, - ilj’-ct !" c ! h - k
(’;<»hi««r*« (’heck* outeianding
Ih’iiirthd Certiticat»’* <»l lh,|«*AÌt
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THE MIDWAY
$ 100.000.01
i 704 ’ •
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012-35
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40 6IS.16
$•>27.»>91.%
by using Nl'BLl! Cooking Utensils
The finest that is made
Roberts § banks
State of Or« g<m
)
C"Ul<( v i»t Kliimat hi
1. Alex Marlin. Jr ,(’aahier of the al*>ve name<j Bank, l>eing fir»t du­
ly «worn, do *iiv 1L.1l the ai*»vc «tatemenl i* tiuv t • the be*t u! my knowledge
eml I’elief.
Ai at M aittix , Ja.*, Ca»hi«r.
suh“cril*ed ami »worn t«» l»efnre m« thi* 2nd day «»t July, IfkW.
■ KAL,
>. C. GaATKl
Notary Public for Uiegon.
Correct at (tit
Ai ax M artin .
E. K. R kamim .
A lkx M ARTIOM, J r ,
Dirac k»rt.
BALDWIN &. HUGHES, PROP'S
General Blacksmithing
Phone .n
and Wagonmaking . •
Livery and Feed Stable
PDllootoe Sotti
RELIABLE
To the People of Klamath Falls:
When I c ime to Klamath Falls I was fort­
unate enough to find a “ground floor” proposition
in the Mitchell ranch, known bv all old tuners for
its splendid soil, line orchard and ideal location as
"the best ranch in Klamath County."
Through ihe co-o|«etati ’n of men of
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wide rxjieriance in land tuaUer* ihii»
I rad vvtu» Hc>|iiired ami ha« l>e«n rut in*
to »mall tract« ami offered at price« ami
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on term» that will enable the
purchaa*
er» to rrahir hand»<>iiie profit»
A |*>r*
tion of tin» hat been platt«*d into bhn'ks
and lot» ami ia now the Mill» Addition
to Klamath Fall»,
ll was the original
intention to di»|H>»e of th nt addition in
block* only, blit BO great ha* In*? 11 the
«IvtuamI for »ingle Iota that I have de-
citled, f«»r n »bort time, to give the peo*
ph* of tbift city and county an op|»orturi-
ily to buv in »mailer area than origi­
nally planned.
The Milla A«ldition i» locatetl
within
iilxHit a thouaand fort of the yard loca­
tion of
California
the
Northeastern
Railwav and within a I” mt three bio« k”
of the <lo|M»t aitv, 11» indicatnl on the
new City Map.
It la a Itnirably k>cat«’d
lor home», with the natural »lopv for
drainage, rnpiiring very little grading
to make the atreeta, every lot
practically
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b«ung
level ami now in alfalfa,
timothy ami meadow grasera.
Ita l«>cn*
tion inmirea rupi<l increa»e in value, for
the grriitrat growth of the city will in*
rvitably !•«• toward« thia |>roprrty.
have the fulleat cohtbfoiicr
pro|«’rty will double in
I
that this
value in the
next year.
It ia the purpose to aell this property
at 11 price that will allow the lot buyer
to make aometbing «>11 the investment
ju»t a» you are willing that th«» present
ow ners ahould do likewise. Theae Iota
me to be offered one block al a time,
beginning with one of the unaold block»
nearest the depot location ; Block No 102)
am! the prices will be $200 (or the cor­
ner lota ami $125 for inaide lots.
The Iola are 50x120 feet, ami this
price makea them by far the beat lot
bargain offered in Klamath Fall».
FRANK IRA WHITE
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