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Official Newspaper of Klamath County KLAMATH VOL. XII. REPUBLICAN KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, MAY 23, 1907 ASSOCIATION Official Newspaper of Klamath County NO. 8 HAWLEY IS HERE time ever had in the A. O. U. W. Hall. Ntnted und if it i« carefully considered MISS CAMPIiliLI No expense has been spared to have a by the Stockholder it will lie jroseible to GOES TO JAHESTOWN ASSOCIATION line banouet served. Attend our meet* reach a lair eetimat« on tin- sentiment ings and be benefitted. All members of ezietilig 011 the proposition. the lodge are requested to come wearing Thu stockholders want to bear in mind the fact that al present it is im Klamath County’s Popular Daughter Interesting Meeting at Which Many a smile, to show every one that you knew we had the new cork carpet. Re 1 posxibl« to secure any reasonable bi<Js T opics Are Discussed Start« on I rip for th« work. That it is laqng delayed member Saturday evening May 25, 1!M j 7. on that account. That the Service doe« | Miss Stella <>. Campls-ll. who was the Tli<- adjourned meeting of the Water not »«cm to have th«- co-0|*ration of Hijjh School the farmers throughout the basin, and ! »ucce-«lui candidate in the Republi I sera Association was held Saturday. 1 Commencement a« a result are haudii apj>ed in it» o|x-ra- can's contest for lhe selection of the It was calk'd to order at 10 o'clock, but owing to the small attendance it was most jsqmlar girl in the county, left for lion« That if this work is done by th« Monday, May 27th, at High school »»»ociation il will lar placed in the Portland Sunday morning, where she adjourned until two iri the afternoon. When the meeting was again called < 'ha pel—Baccalaureate hurrday—Sermon hand« of practical men. That it will will join the party that is to visit the Class Iray exer have till* prestige >4 hr-itig a home enter Jamestown Exposition ami other east to order by Vice President Htearns up by Rev. P. Conklin. prise. That it will have the support of ern points. The party left Portland wards of forty stockholders were pres cises at High school. practically every man in the basin who Tuesday morning, and no jollier crowd ent. The question of acting on the Wednesday, May 2b, at 2 p. m.—Pop is in a |saiitioii to render service ill the of girls ever left the Hose City. That amendments was the first to come be I ular entertainment at opera 110use. carrying out ol the contract. That it 1» they will have agissi time is assured, fore the meeting, but owing to the fai t Friday, May 31, at 10:30 a. rn.—Com as ¡srsuible for lhe association to do this [ for every arrangement has f>e<-n made that legal notice had not been given to mencement exercises at High school. the stockholder« it became necessary to work a« it is for the average contractor to mid to their comfort and pleasure. Public invited. or anyone else. That if there is a profit, The trip will consume nearly a month, ■iefer actir n along this line until next Admission to entertainment, adults, Il will I s’ for the benefit of the land during which time the young ladies fall, when the Iroard of directors were 50 cents, children, 25 cents. owner. That if there is a loss it will tar , will visit each of the principal cities in requested to cal) another meeting and take all the preliminary steps necessary the east, including Washington, where like taking money out ol one pocket and PROGRAH putting it into another, lor sin«« there they will l>e tendered a reception by to fiermit of amendments being made. The question of securing a statement are no contractors to bid and since the ' President Roosevelt. of the cost of construction precipitated association can do the work a« cheaply I considerable discussion. Secretary Ap Of Entertainment at Opera House on a« anyone else, the work could not have I Hunter Here Wednesday, Hay 19 Congressman Hawley arrived here plegate read a letter from Director The adjourned mueting of th« Water la-eri done any cheaper than it was done • from l-akeview Monday night, and since Newell, in which he stated that it Users Association was field in the Hous by the association, the only difference is I that time has had a strenuous time of it. Quintette ................ “ Over the Banister" would not I m - possible for the associa 11. A. Hunter, president of the Ore ton o|x*ra house last Satur<Uy. Th« at* that instead ol paying fur the cost in That he will leave Klamath withawarm .Miss Nickerson and Messrs. Wil tendance was small, but what it larked the ten annual payments, part ol il was gon Militsry Land Grant Company is in tion to procure such information before sprit in his heart for her citizens and her son, Hum, Rolfe and Wright it was submitted to Congress by Secre lhe city for the purpose of looking over in numbers It made up in earnestness, paid at once by an assessment. i tary of the Interior. R. S. Smith stated ! needs is certain, for ever since hie ar- Inst ’ m ’ tal Solo, "Moonlight Sonata" tins section as a possible gateway for II it is found that the stock holders of The iil>je<-t of lhe mreting WM III« \ rival here he has been shown every ................................... Beethoven amending of tin* bylaws, but aa the the a»»ociatioii are opposed to embark the proposed travel into the section of ! that the question ought to I m * carried ' honor, courtesy and consideration. It further and something done towards se Miss I^eta Nickerson pro|H*r notice had not been given it was ing on the proposition, then there is the State wherein the lamia of his com is the first time that Klamath has really decided to |>o«t|>otie action until the next only one other thing to do, and that is pany are located. In conversation with curing monthly statements of the cost Declaration.................................Napoleon needed the assistance of its representa Alexander Martin meeting, which will lx- <-®ll«-*l sometime to organize a separate company, com a Republican representative, Mr. Hunt of construction. He raid further: tives in Washington, and nothing was | "I am reliably informed that Stone A Music...................................................... this fall. The Board of Directors were posed <4 such stockholders who favor it. er said: left undone to show to Mr. Hawley what "I came here for the purpose of look Company are ready to undertake the requested to prepare the proper h-gal Tins ran !>« easily done, for the over ....‘We Meet Again Tonight,Boys” was most desired for the success and construction of the entire project, and notice and have it sent to all of the whelming sentiment prevalent among ing over this section to see if transpor- j High School Glee Club 1 prosperity of this Inland Empire. stockholders at least thirty days prior to the stockholders iii favor of the associa Cation facilities were such a« to make give a good and sufficient bond for its Piano Duet ......................................... Most of Tuesday was devoted to re the date s*-t (or the meeting. Tina will tion undertaking the task indicates that it available for us to bring our people delivery over to the government in a Sextet from Lucia de Ummermoor ceiving prominent citizens an I politic satisfactory manner, the cost not to ex- 1 lx* lion« ami will enable the atockhold- the loumiing of an independent com this way on a tour of inspection of the ians of the city and county, and answer- Mieses Faye Hogue and Hazel Rolfe lands controlled by our company. I am c«ed lhe estimate of the engineers. I er» to give the question consiiieration. pany would be an easy matter. I I ing his mail. One of the vexing ques Sbakesi>eare Conversation ................. When tfie question of amending the When sti|>ervising Engineer Murphy afraid that conditions along this line are saw Mr. Mason, of the firm of Mason. tions that he ba<l to settle was the ap Davis Company, in Portland recently, not favorable and consequently we will Music ......... . . “ Moonlight on the Lake' bylaw» wa» disposed of, the meeting re wa« asked as to his attitude un this pointment of postmaster at Fort Klam High School Glee Club .have to enter from some other point. ami he informed me that his firm stood solved itself into one of general discus question he said: ath. This he did by indorsing H. B. ready to do the same thing. It occurs sion. The old force arguments were to Vocal Solo............................................. "That 1» a matter that rests entirely . After railway tran»|«»rtalion is further Loosley for that office. In making lx* heard coupled with other issues. w itli the association, H it sees it« » ay advanced our company will bring in to me that il this is true then something Miss Leta Nickerson , this appointment, Mr. Hawley placed Dlls debate lead up to th« making oi clear to enter the field ami submit» large numlrers of settlers and as this should I m - done towards arranging it so Farce..................... “Mrs. Jone's Silver" himself on record as favoring the recom that one or Ixith of these firms l>e per the most novel, ami if Irasitrle, ini|M>r- birls on contracts, then the Service will will lie the natural gateway Klamath Chorus, “Silent Night”................ Hayden mendations of the organization, and it tant proposition that has yet lieen pre consider them just as it would consider ( Falls will greatly lienetit from our mitted to undertake the job." is certain that if he follows out this line Other statements along this line were sented to tin* stockholders ol tin* asso any other contractor. The Service is al efforts. of action he will not go far wrong and made and was ended by Fred Melhase He stated further that there is a pos- ciation. It was advanced by J. Frank ways glad to receive bids, and this case Completed enable the party throughout the Con eibility rd his company constructing a asking <>( the Board of Directors what Adams, and was nothing less than th« would lx* no exception." gressional district to build up a strong, they were doing. "What are you here pro|s>»ition that the asMM-iation resolve This is a matter that must lie consid 1 railroad to tap the great section of effective organization. Mason, Davis A Company advised tl.e I itself into a contracting corporation and ered fairly ami dispassionately. No j country controlled by hi« company, al for? If yon cannot get what you ask Tuesday evening he addressed the under take the construction of tlie pro ■elfish motives should lx* |M*rmitt«-.l to though this 1« a question that remains for, if you cannot reach the Secretary of Government in writing last week that Chamber of Commerce, and went on ject. enter into the question and it is hardl) to be settled. If the I 1.ion I'acitic car- the I nt* rior and have ycur wishes list they hid completed divisions two ai d | record as favoring the completion of tl.e His remarks were electrical ami every likely that there will lx* for it is a move ' ries out its plan« to open up Central ened to, of what service are you to the three of the first unit of the main canal Klamath Project with the least possible one seemed to I m * fille.l with suppressed ment (or the Irenetit of the whole com Oregon, then his com|>any w ill do noth association? Do not act like a lot of and were ready to turn it over in com delay. He outlined hie policy on many excitement. In brief Mr. Adams’ munity, and whether the result is at- ing in the railroad line, but otherwise school boys, but get down to business pliance with the provisions of their con questions of interest to the citizens of and if you find that this will not result tract. This was done in order to admit proposition was this ; l»*t the associa tained through tin* association taking they will lx* forced into that field. Klamath, and declared that it is his in in the attainment of the desired end of the turning in of the water from the tion, through its Imard of dirt-ctors, hid hold of it <>r by a separate company tention to work indefatigably for the ami that the association has alrsolutelv Ankeny ditch, wbicti was done Wed on a small section rd work advertised by Com|*osed 0’ st'M-kholders tlic thing to welfare of its people. After the Cham no voice in this thing, 'hen disband and nesday forenoon. As to when the water the Reclamation Service. If it can la* Is* reached out uftcr is the construction ber of Commerce meeting he attended a save to the land owners the cost of will reach the farmers at the lower er d demonstrated that this work can lx* of the Project with all the s|>eed cum- reception tendered him by the Wood maintaining the a«»*s iation." ' of the ditch will depend on how long it done nt a reasonable figure, or one that mensurate with the welfare of tin* com- men of the World, of which organize- It was this statement that brought will take to "soak” the big canal, but w ill Is* acceptable to the Service, then munitv arxl It« completion al the least I tion he is the head officer in Oregon. Frank Adams to bis feet ami brought the fact that the water has been turned bi<l on a large contract and so on until possible cost. The Republican Irelieves Wednesday was devoted to receiving forth the remarkable pro|M>sition of the on will be glad tidings to the farmers the association has a ]x*rfect organiza that one of the two alternatives should (delegations from Fort Klamath, visiting association undertaking the construc who have l>een anxiously waiting for tion ami equipment for the carrying on lx* adopted, and the one that promotes the Government works and learning tion of the project itself, reference to the occurrence of this im|>ortant event. of operations. Ha profit is made, then the greatest harmony and go««! is the facts relative to the construction of the which is to be found elsewhere on this A dispute has arisen between Mason, it can la* applh-d on tin* next contract, the one that should lx* followed. canal. He went into the general de page. In presenting the matter to the Davis A Company and the govern ff a loss is sustained, then Increase the | tails very thoroughly and will carry meeting Mr. Adams said that he wanted ment relative to compensation for some next bid to a point that will eliminate Through Tickets I with him an understanding of the con to accomplish something during the of the work done by the former. The loss. Any profit earned will b<* for the , ditions here that will prove very val coming year and that if he did not, then contractors claim that they have not re benefit of the aseocialion; any loss will uable when he reaches Washington. In Arrangements have Ireen completed he was going to step down and out, for ceived proper classification and have lx* met with an assessment. the evening he was the guest, with whereby it will la- fioaaihle for anyone he did not want to tie placed in a |«Mo employed the services of two well The loss, if any, will not lx* serious Chairman of the County Central Com tion wheie he could accomplish noth known engineers to substantiate tin ir and 1)1« assosineiit consequently small, coming to Klamuth Falls to purchase mittee Smith and Representative Mer through tickets to this city at any ing. claims. They refuse to sign up tl e for th« reason that it would probably be ryman, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Al>el A<lv suggested the advisability final vouchers until the matter is ad ■>n Die initial contract. If it were Southern Pacific station and have their J. Murray. baggage checked through. A coupon of calling quarterly or semi-annual justed to their satisfaction. What re fotiml that the bid on the initial con Thursday he went to Merrill, by wav meeting« of an educational character, at sult this will have on the turning in of tract was too low, subsequent bids ticket office will lie established in thia of the Lower lake, returning overland which r>|x*aker» from the outside would the water at the beadgate when that | would I m * raised to a point that would city and it will la* poaaible for anvon« from the southern metropolis. A large baggage to purchase a ticket ami have have an opportunity to discus.« for the work is completed is problematical, but , assure a sufficient recompense an.I yet number of prominent citizens accom benefit of the farmer agricultural ques that the contractors are going to put up Is* within a limit that would make them checked to any jxrint on the S. I’, line, panied him on the trip. He will confer The S. P. office at Thrall is made a tions that would lie of value to them. a stiff fight for their claim is certain. acceptable to the Service. hon . w. c. hawi ey with the citizens of Merrill and get into joint office, and will l>e under the man Thia met with approval <d the meeting The point at issue is the classification Then* are many obstacles close touch with their needs and neces agement of General Manager Abbott. ami the Board of Directors was request of class 2 dirt as class 1. That the con <4 the coneanimation <>( this sities and will thus be familiar with the The Theatre ed to include lids subject in their call tractors have lost heavily is a well desired result. The first is conditions existing throughout the en for the next meeting. know n fact and if they are cotn|>elled to The Council but this can l*e overcome tire county. A committee, consisting of Messrs. accept the c!u»«i i*'a'i **i <*f the govern During the part week the Lowe Stock amendment to the articles of incorpora Friday In- will devote to a continuation tion. Another is possible opposition I The regular meeting of the City Coun Company lui« fillfilled its promise to the Carroll, Adanrs. Mason, ady and Wil- ment, it will mean that Mr. Mason will of his study of local conditions, partic from the stockholders of the association. cil was held Monday evening, when the théâtre goeis of tld» city. The plays lit« was tippouped to look into the feasi leave Klamath County without a dollar ularly as to reclamation work and Fri Tliis can Is* of sufficient strength to question of establishing a harlsir line proiluced by tliis organiration hâve been bility <4 the asMX-iation entering the in the wor) I. N > one w mt.« to see such day evening will be tendered a banquet prevent the carrying out of the scheme.1 was settled by the passing to third read well natronized, but no more tlian tliey field as a contracting firm and reporting a result, for he lias labored faithfully at the latkeside Inn, at which the lead ever since he undertook the werk, and It is difficult to understand why anyone ing an ordinance placing the line RM* deserve, for ils productions bave Is-oii to the Board of Directors at its ing ladies ami gentlemen of the city and everyone will l>e glad to see him receive should object to the proposition. Here feet from the southerly side of Klamath excellent. Mrs. Lowe. Miss Belmour meeting. county will l>e present. Saturday just compensation. 1» a two million dollar corporation that avenue, between the liver and Center and Ed Harrington are deserving <4 morning he will leave for Salem. is Is'ing maintained nt 11 cost <4 up- street, thence around the hikeshore to j mueh praise. as are J. L. Swift and Bly Postmaster The earnestness with which Mr. war<ls of |.*>U00 a year that can be made Kinlock avenue. This line was estab Ihlisi Swavladl. The rpi'cialtics lie- Miss Elsie Anplgeate, w ho is a pupil < t Hawley is undertaking the duties of his ! tween the acta are alwavs gisxi ami re- useful directly to the stockholders at lished by City Engii.... . Zumwalt. Tuesday, Congressman Hawley \\ as Henry Bettman, the celbrated violinist, office is to be commended. He is start this time. It will entail it great deal on The question of purchasing a street i lieve t lie monotony that woiild prevail is expected to return home about the ing out to get into close touch with his the officers, hut they are willing. The sprinkler was referred to a committee during lhe intérim. Mr. I.owe is to be advised of the appointment of Miss Ada first of June. While the term for the district, with the one purpose in view Erb as |Histmistress of Bly. Miss Erb only real problem is as to whether the consisting of Messrs. Roberta and Wood eongratnlated for the succès» with Conservatory of Music will cióse the of working unceasingly for its needs. work can lx* carried on in such a man bury. The approximate cost will be wliicli bis efforts aie meeting ami the had practically the unanimous endorse last of May, it is the intention ol Mrs. Perhaps there is no part of hi« district ment of Iler town. She is very |M>pular publie w ¡11 uiidoubtedly show its appré ner so as not to produce 11 deficit that $550. w ¡th the patrons of the office and will Zumwalt ami Miss Applegate to con that will demand so much of his time ciation by ils continued patronage. will have to la* met by a heavy assess A liquor license was granted to W.C. tinue giving private lessons during the as will Klamath and that this County undoubtedly give them excellent service ment. Fou Iks. summer. In addition Miss Elsie A|>- will receive his assistance is certain. and entire satisfaction, ar she is one of The originator of this experiment, plegate w ill give private violin lessons. The Chamber of Commerce is to 1« Miss Worden the most estimable young ladies in the and tin* man to whom in due the credit, Mr. Bettman, who is known to many commended for the thoroughness of the Loosley Wins county. J. Frank Adams, is a man <4 practical residents >4 this city, is one of the most manner in which it gra«|x*d the situa The Redlands Daily Facts lias the experience. He has proved his practi noted violin instructor» in this country. tion and carrie I out its plans and Before leaving for Menili I'hui- lay follow mg to snv about Miss Mae Word- cability by success, lie stales positive- A Banquet He finisher) his studies under that past Messrs. Wilkins, Heilkemper and Dun tliat the work can be done without loss morning. Congressman Hawley an el! of tins city. It is nil excerpt from a master of the violin, Ysave, and Miss bar are to be congratulated for their t<> the stockholders. Ho further says nounced that lie had decided t 1 endorse write-up oi h concert given in Redlands : Applegate is fortunate to be able to re labors in this direction. Are you a member? if you are, the B. larosley ' recently. that he believes the work can lx> done the application of II ceive instructions from such a compe |------------------------- “Miss Worden who is an advance I banquet which is to be given next Sat at the estimated cost. That if the work for post master at Fort K l.imath, leav tent teacher. Do not buy blended whiskey. When is done by the as«veintion it w ill save to ing the question of the hxir.ion of the pupil of Mme. Lord-Wood was heard in urday evening is for you. If, you are The Mines Roane, who have lieen you want pure wl isfcey see that it is the land owners tlirk profits that would postofflcc to be settle I by the people of two of Grieg c< mpositions, ‘Ail den not a member then give some one your Fruhling,’ op. J3, and ‘lai Regata Vene- application for membership nnd the visiting with their brother for the past put up under the government's “bonded that ton n. naturally go to the contractors. as is the Continen ziann. ’ Both of these were given with banquet w ill l e for you. '1 lie D. of H. month, retorici t > their home in Iowa ' warehouse sta iq In order to bring the matter directly tal whisley, Water Mill whiskey, Nor On receipt of two cents in stamps I much artistic feeling. She has delicacy will be thereat <1 all ol tl em are going this week. before the stockholders a petition han Fine lit e <4 bo.s’ mid youths’ suits at mandie rve and F. F. V. rye. Sold by been prepared ami sent out asking for will send descriptive literature of Klam mid percision and a command of deli to have an • xcel'ent time, T tanning. I), of H. the Boston —They go now at ridiculously C. D. Willson. music, refreshments, and the cate tonal shades seldom heard in so ath County to any address. — Mark I.. an expression of opinion on the ques t la lies are sufficient to insure the best low prices. Ero n |1,75 up. young mi artist." Closing out sale at the Boston Store. tion. The proposition is concisely Burns, Klamath Falls, Oregon. i I I J. Frank Adams Says Bid on Contract Looking Over Field to Ascertain Needs MEETS WITH APPROVAL HAS A STRENUOUS TIME Would Solve Many Prob lems Noy Confront ing the Service Klamath Citizens Warmly Welcome Their Con* gressman