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K LAM A TH REPLBL1CAX E. -a • J. MURRAY, Editor LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON. TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE SUPPORT WAGNER FORI KLAMATH Fort Klamath ia located in the northern |>art of Klamath county, and i» in the center of what ia recog nized aa the Switzerland of America. In close proximity to Crater Lake and surrounded by the greatest natural aud scenic wonders on the continent, it will, within a few years, be one of the greatest tourist resorts on the Pacific coital. Rev. Grafioua will hold services here Sunday morning, April 21. Walter Simpson left for the coast last While this great hue and cry is being week. He will go from there to Alaska. raised about procuring the services of Bonanza is situated in the south W. Shive of Klamath Falls is hiving efficient city officials, it is well to stop eastern part of the county, ami so and consider the qualifications of the located as to command the trade of out lots oq his pnqierty here. Mr. candidate for the minor offices. They three of the largest valleys of the Henry is assisting him, are just as ini]>ortant as those higher Klamath Project. Largest springs in Messrs. Clark. Prideaux and Frizzle, up. They are a cog in the wheel, and if the county are there. Fine school. traveling salesmen, were in town «up- it is im]H‘iie t the whole machine of Is growing rapidly and w ill be a plying the merchants. city government must l»e out of gear. large city. liar telephone connec Richard Melha-e went Among the candidates who are seeking tions. Will soon have water works Falls to load grain on the the favor of the votes of the city is Wil and electric lights. Population 350. livered at the Agency landing. liam Wagner. He is a young man emi Mis- Annie Applegati had to dismiss nently well qualified for the office of school last Friday on account of an at Recorder. It is the first time he has tack oi the grip, but was on dut\ Mon ever asked anything from the hands of day morning. the voters and he is fully entitles! to the The new Ilessig store is uluiost Com honor he seeks. He istyrt an inveterate pleted. It will be quite an improve place hunter. He has not i'el at the It is to be sincerely hope<l that the ment and will have a capacity for a public trough so long that tie considers it incumbent on the people of this few noisy pesterferous persons w ho have large stock of goods. County to pension him in office, lie been howling about “fraud, ¿raft and The building known as ¿the China will not feel that be has a patent right extravagance,” amnt the Reclamation iiQU.v lias been remodeled in many on the office if he is elected, but will i Service and Water User’s As.sociation, waysand painted. C. E. Hoyt is fit strive to serve the people who are his will have the grace to keep still here ting it for a rooming place apart from master. He will devote his time to the after. Not one of them even chirruped his hotel, and as it is near the hotel it duties he is engaged and paid for. He will at any of their meetings held at the will l>e quite convenient. be in his office when you want to do Falls, about graft or fraud. There was The Messrs. Browns, at Crystal, have business with him. You will not have plenty of opportunity to make good finished their scow ami loaded it with to hunt for him with a fine-tooth comb. their charges, end their failure to pre wood for Klamath Falls. They had in Mr. Wagner’s record is a clean one, sent these charges convicts them of both tended having it towed to the Falls, and, like Caesar’s wife, is above suspi slander and cowardice. but on account of the steamer being de cion, He is a young man who will lend The Bank of Bonanza is in full run- layed they rigged sails and started. dignity to an office, the importance of I ning^vrder with II. L. Holgate cashier Jas. Wheeler returned Sunday from which is growing every day. As yet in charge. The officials are highly his trapping trip. This was his last there is ho candidate in the field pleased with the opening business which against him, but should one make his greatly exceeded their expectations. trip and he says he bad a very hard appearance, we urge the voters to bear The bank has attractive and convenient time of it, as he was sick almost all the in mind the facts above set forth. Do quarters in a building in Bowne addi- time and alone at that. However, be brought some fine [•elts home with him. not listen to any specious plea, but The Chamlter of Commerce met in place the office on the plane where it special session Saturday night and made belongs—that of civic honegty and all necessary arrangements for enter efficiency. The day of pensions is past. taining those accompanying the Buena What this city wants and must have Vista. A Board of this kind is the are officials who will do their sworn making of this community or any other duty, make an honest effort to do the community. These men have made work they are paid for. This and noth every effort to develop Wood River val ing less will satisfy the citizens of Klam ley, and their persistence is beginning ath Falls in the future. to l>ear evidence of success. Communications BONANZA KE NO The following rule will at all times in ' Keno is situated tn the Southern the future govern all communications [•art of Klamath County, on the sent to this paper for publication: The Klamath river, at the terminus of narneof the w riter must be signed there navigation. Two steamers land here; to, with the distinct understanding that ‘ mail, express and passenger* are it will appear in print. Heretofore we 1 transferred from the stage to the have published letters from people over boat at this [sunt. Adjoining Keno a nom de plume, when the name of the on the west is a large licit of timlier, w riter was known to the editor. This and on the ea-t is a large body of rule will not, however, be followed in marsh lands. Near Keno, on the the future. Any person who wishes to river, is*itumense water power. Tele II. L. IIOI.G a TE give publicity to his opinions through phone connections with i.ll [iarts of Cashier of Bonanza's first Bank, which the country. Ha- a good school, tw» the columns of the Republican is wel opened for business Thursday stores and two saw mill". come to do so, but he must sign his name to his article and that name will The roads are getting good again. tion, remodeled for the purpose. The be published therewith. stockholders of the institution are : Alex Ftock is doing well on tin' range. Any article submitted for publication Martin, Jr.. D. V. Kuykendall, Jacob Rev. Dunlap preached in the hall last will be subject to refusal if it contain!* Rueck, Roy Hamaker, Frank Ira Sunday. pereonal abuse of anyone: if it (contains White, W, C. Dalton and II. L. Hol misstatements or is w ritten for the pur-1 John Cole, after having been away all gate. The officers are: Alex Martin, Jr., pose of promoting any illigitimate or1 winter, has again returned. President; Jacob Rueck, Vice-President; unlawful scheme. It must not exceed 1 Miss Nellie Doten has gone to Yreka, one-half column in length and must be ' H. L. Holgate, Cashier. The capital and has taken up her aliode there. stock of the bank is |5o,00o. plainly written. The Long Lake Lumber Co. has over The town council and A. D. Harpold 200.01)0 feet of logs cut for the Keno saw have come to an agreement over the The Bonanza Bulletin makes a sensi terms of the franchise and contract for mill. ble suggestion in its last issue, relative water and electric lights. Mr Harpold Wesley Cole has sold his ranch to Mr., to supporting the Roard of Directors of is now convinced that the contention of Towers. The consideration has not l>een the Water Users Association, making a i Mr. Holgate, the town’s attorney, that made public. special appeal to the newspapers of the the council has no power to grant an Mrs. Spencer, who had a stroke of pa County. It suggests that the papers exclusive franchise, is correct, and he ralysis sometime ago, has gone to Ash can devote their time and space to bet- asks only for an ordinary franchise. land. She is gaining her usual strength. ther purpose than maligning the Board, Under the proposed terms, agreed to McIntire and son were in Keno look and urges that instead of petty fault by Mr. Harpold, the town will receive a ing after their freight stock and other finding that the meritsand advantages percentage of the net profits of the sys interests. They expressed themselves of this County be set forth. The Re tem. Mr. Harpold is anxious to have as going to make some improvements in publican heartily endorses the senti the lights installed by the 4th of July. Keno in the near future. ments. It made this suggestion a long At the regular stockholders meeting while ago, but at that time the Bulletin had on a different pair of specs. We are of the I^ngell Valley Telephone com EXCHANGES glad to see, however, that it is getting pany held here Saturday, the following “promotion religion,” and hopes that it directors were elected for the ensuing [Bonanza Bulletin] w ill lie many a day before that publica year: F. W. Broadsword, W. H. Pankey. Mrs. Sarah E. Khune, of this place, tion will lie classed among the back- F. P.Grohs, Geo. R. Hurn and B. h. * sliders. Few people think alike, and Grigsby. The directors elected the fol mother of Mrs. D. F. Driscoll, this week difference of opinion is always a good lowing officers : President, F. W. Broads received a letter from her son Harry thing, but it should not take on that word; Vice-President, Geo. R. Hurn; Mann, of Chemawa, in which he telle shade of color that will bias judgment Secretary, H. L. Holgate; Treasurer, of his daughter Norah being chosen to and induce personal abuse. The criti II. L. Holgate. All phones will be re represent Marion County in the Eques cism of the last Board of Directors was quired to pay in advance a message trian contest at the Jamestown Exposi based on misunderstanding of the true charge oi !'• per year, and all phones de tion. Miss Mann was born in Klamath conditions. The fallacy of the conclu linquent May 1, will l>e disconnected County and is 18 years old. Her moth sions reached by some has been seen, from the main line. This action will er was the daughter of James Barkley, and we trust that it w ill result in the put the finances of the company in good one of the pioneers of Klamath County. following of the course suggested by the condition and w ill result in the making Thue we have Klamath in the Exposi Bulletin—honesty of purpose. If at of needed improvements and a decided tion in another phase of advertisement i, e. that of horsemanship. any time anyone has any fault to find, betterment of the service. do not liegin kicking until you know whether you are right or not. Go to [Merrill Record] Strayed headquarters and learn all the facts The old Whitelake bank safe was tak connected with the subject. Then if en out of the bank here Wednesday and you find you have a kick coming get i A brown mare, weight about 900 lbs., hauled to Bonanza by Rodman prepara-’ down to business and kick hard. But branded 7 on left stifle, other brands tory to opening up the bank there. it is a safe bet that if all the facts are unknown very dim, mane worn by col E. F. Rosecranse circulated a petition ascertained there will not be a kick lar. Reward for information. and got many signers refuting charges H. M. MITCHELL, made during the next twelve months. made against him in a letter written by ■ 4-18 tf Phone 453. Klamath Falls. I County Judge Griffith. The letter was written as the answer to a bill sent the All kinds of finest perfumes at New som A Underwood. 160 «crea choice farming land, 80 County Court by Mrs. Cannon tor ex- per acre, pense of keeping Rosecranse when he 120 acres all under ditch, fine soil, acres fenced, small house, eight miles from Klamath Falls, 118.50 four miles from Merrill. E. E. Fitch, was sick. It applies such epithets a< 4-U-4t “bum” and “fraud” to Rosecranse an<11 per acre. E. E. Fitch, Merrill. 4-l)-4t Merrill. advises the people of Merrill to run him out of town. Now this is going it pretty strong, and a man as high up as the t’ountv .1 nJge should I«' a little more careful of charges of thia nature in black ami white. Roaecranee has his faults but those who know him say that it there is a man in the County who de serves County aid it is thia man. To see him is to know that lie ia not able to do a day's work. The Record lie- lievee in giving a dog his dues ami while Roaecrans has not always been an ideal light there are worse “bums" and ••frauds" right in Merrill titan “Old Rosie." Merrill ia to have a city ball ami en ginehouse. Thia was decided ii | hui at the meeting of the city dads Saturday night. Tuesday the dads met again ami prepared the plana and a|H-citleations for the building. These call for a wood en structure 24x21, two stories high. The first floor is to l*e arranged for an engine hall with a sleeping room for the night watchman and the second tloor will be a city hall, A la'll tower will la* placed on top for the receptiou of the 100 pound fire ladl recently purcha-eil by ttie city. Marshal F. 1*. Mate's engines f< i lus gasoline launch are on the road and will arrive in a few «lays. He has received wold of their arrival in Thrall am! is ex pecting them here in a few days. [Lake view II era hl] O. T. McKendree bought 2iak> head <•( sheep from James Barry last week, and went to Merrill to see the sheep bvlong- ing to J. 1*. Harter, numliering alamt 2500 head. Mr. McKendree expects to buy a couple of other bands. The sheep are living Ismglit for a local sheepman, whose name we are not privHedged to mention at this time. Animals at Play. vacali! land oli thè sonili and thè Minili- Animals huve a keen sen»» of “mak vitato! thè town site, which luis Le vii set alide for thè use ed stock yard», ing believe." which Is the essence of slieds and loadmg |>ens. Mini ino l'ow.v play. A child's first game is bopeep - CoMI’ANV. make believe. U li'll a couple of dogs have a Jolly tussle they make lielleye to engage hi deadly combat. A atrlk Wood Nottue Ing lustauce of this occurred to a writ er sonic years buck. He gave a dead Notice ia hereby givvn tliat thè Colin mouse to a kitten. It was the first time she bail . .... one, ami »he sniffed ty Court ol Klamath County. Oregon, at It Impilsltlvoly liefore deciding to w ili rv< vive sealed bida tortile delivery toss It about. A pair of allppors lay of wood as follows; on the floor Him drop|>e<l ......... muse 75 corda of 4-(oot w < hm I cut (ioni green Into oue of them ami Immediately pro timlier; salii wood tu la* delivered al reeded Io look for It most zealously In thè High bcliool ground» ami neatly the other slipper till I took up the first, which contained her booty. Then conimi. 25 cord»of 16-ineli pine wo*»l lo l*e cut she showed that It was no real lack of from green tini ber and delivered, ami memory that had sent her on the l>oot- neatly cordisi in thè County w*»»! slnsl less search. at thè Court House yard. The W.»t End. All of thè alsive wood lo I h - thoroiigh- MTi) 1» It that In m *at of the cities ly seasoiivd ami delivered at tliv placca ' of the world fashion nulkes Its home naineil imi later timo Ncptcmlier l»t, I In the northwestern quarter? Why 1» 1907. it th.it tho "west end" 1» »<» often tin* Ten |»'r cent of bld mils!I necompnny aristocratic section of th«- city and aiime, th** < Olli t reserving tin- tight to "<• i«t aide'' nnil "south side" so often r«'jo*'t any >>r nil bide. 1 lids will Im th*' r*'sl<l.liee of the poorer <la«»e»? opened at thè régulai May term 11X>7. ' It Is a fact, and there Is a ruling cause for it. la It th!» tint tlm p-waillug of sai«! <'ouit winds of th*' *111111 are notth*v*-»teily ? By order , f th.- County Court : They are In general i.ortlnv. .turly, and GEO. ( HAST UN. their teudem-y 1« to blow th** dust, 4-11-41 County Clerk, amok** and valors of a *-tiy to it» east eru <>r southern * de Th ■* makes tlm All kinds of wagon-making and re- opposite quarter tlm mor*' desirable for residence. pairing done at tin Midway blacksmith shop. All work guarantee*!. ASHLAND IRON WORKS (Irtcorporated I Rough on tho Kirk Rato. It was a young Scot's first sermon after lie received his license, aud un fortunately he became very nervous, lost control of his voice and s|>oko very loudly Indeed. Nearly all Ills friends Went to hear him preach, but one who was unable to atteud luqulred at the first optxirtunlty a* to how he g >t on. No Additions to Midland “I’ll tell ye oue thing." was th" can did reply, "It's many a day s nee ths I For the assurance of purchasers of lots mts In B rulton kl-k got such ii fr.ght’" in the town ol Mid lam I, as well as to furnish information to people interested —Dundee Advertiser. in lands in or near to Midland, which purchasers or owners of land might l>e Tho Ruler. affected by the reports to effect that “Now that you've gone to house several additions would l>e made to Mid keeping, which rules, you or your land, we take this method of stating n | that there will l>e no additions to Mid "Neither of us. W<* have a provision- . land for some years. We can give this assurance, for the reason that we own al goveminent." "What Is that*’ land on all stiles of the town site, all of “The cook's "—Baltimore American. which will l*e kept vacant, except the behind the'bar: It’s JESSE MOORE. The Rest l>y Jar’*,-. ENGINEERS. FOUNDERS and MACHINISTS General Job Work r and Work» H< linan Ml atid H I* Il K ASHLAND. ORE. Manufacturers uf Pneumetk Havkin« I n* glne. Saw Mill«. Architectural Iron M orh. Iron, lira«« and llronge Catting« E«t!mat<'« fttrttUhrd Order« |»rotn|>ll)r filled , Cemetery Goods . . The man who serves the goods to the consumer is a good judge of the Popular Demand. Jesse Moore Whii Is What’s Wanted ON SALE AT ALL FIRST CLASS PLACES Anv'ine enndlng n »krt« h and drprrii.f i<*n may qtib kl, Mgrwttnm nur <<|>it>i<*n fr»« wirr»her an Intention i« (•robahly »bin < nnnunlea* tloiui«trietlr < >h8deiitlaL HANDbOQK l‘Riei»Ui •<u»t frrc. agastif y f*>r •»•«•urina |H»i«’iit«. |*Alrrt(« takrri |hr<Mi«ti Munit A tu. Fe« vltt gj»r Ml n enhouC cherge. lu the Scknlilic Hmerican. A hendeomely lllitefreird wnrkly Lerrnet rlr- euUtlofi r f enr •< letitin«* !-'Urn»l 1 wrnie. A.1 a y «*nr : f -ur n»«»i>tba, |L Hold bjall neweticelera. MUNN & Co.30”'«—" New York lSrau« h Offlce. ¿25 F Klamath County w Farm Eands* City Property Merrill Town Lots Bonanza Lots We own very desirable land in small tracts adjoining the town of Merrill Klamath Kommercial Agency Waehlitgt•»«>, D. 0.