Official Newspaper
of Klamath County
KLAMATH
KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, JUNE 6, 1907
VOL. XII
BISHOP AND
THE COUNCIL
REPUBLICAN
I
Chamber of Commerce
GRADUATING
HISS CAMPBELL
EXERCISES
IN NEW YORK
Inquest at Merrill
Official Newspaper
of Klamath County
NO. 10
SECRETARY
OF INTERIOR
Tuesday of last week Roland Barrows
The regular meeting of the Chumtier I
of Merrill died from an attack of the
of Commerce was held Tuesday evening. ■
>«lng Exercises Are Held at the measles. Soon thereafter a charge was
uml wus quite well attendi-d. John lako In the Sights With Other
i
made that hi* death was due to lack of (
County High School
Ellis und J. E. Paddock were eh«cted
Oregon Girla
proper medical attention. He was at
tiieiu tiers.
tended by a Christian Heienca healer.
A letter was received from Charles H.
The commencement exercise« of the 1 The matter was called to the attention '
Miss Stella Campbell, Klamath’»
Fee stating that the agent at Thrall
amath County High School were held : of (Joroner Martin through an affidavit
would Iw replaced on June 1. This ac representative, was in New York balur-
the Assembly ball of that institution to the effect that his death was under '
tion was taken in rea|sin»e to the pro <lay and with the thirteen other <’1* '
t Friday. Every seat in the big ' suspicious circumstances, that he waa
girls,
was
having
a
good
time.
<>
test filed by the ('hamls-r on account of
ditorium was occupied and many I buried without proper authority and '
the "knwklDg” proclivities of the agent. the New York |>a|>ers interview«*,
•re forced to stand up. The hall waa that nothing was
done to prevent his
A letter from Mr. Abbott was read and party an<l here are Mini«- of tbe o|
ofusely decorated with flowers and a death.
ordereil filed. Mr. Abbott asked for ions given Ly our Oregon girls;
irit of pleasure ami satisfaction and
Coroner Martin visited Merrill and
Fourteen Oregon girls who were sen
specific information relative to the
.ide seemed to pievade the atmos held the inquest,
Tbe remain« were
here
to
study
New
York
are
greatly
dis-
|
charge that employes of the Thrall hotel
phere. There were six graduates,
disinterred and a post mortem examina
were dessiminalilig untruthful stories ap|Miinte«l with the country’s metrop.-- 1
nanely: Florence Boorey, Lue G.
tion made by Dr*. Merryman and Cart
liw. New York is not at all what they |
regarding K hi ma th county.
Leonard, A. I.ucile Cox, Frank E. WIL 1 wright and they stated that death was
Tbe committee appoint««! to look into imagined from the full-page ’•'in-lsy
son, Augustus A. Bonney and I»roy G. I
the feasibility of the establishing of a paper accounts of Ike largest city of the Applegate. Their many friend« were due to cardical paralysis of the heart,
superinduced by bronchial pneumonia '
park at Budd Spring* reporUsl that Western Hemisphere. The buildings I
present and presented each with hand following an attack of the measles, and
they had visited the proposed site and along Broadway are small, the women some boqoets of flower*.
I
the jury returned a verdict in accord-! .
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z \» m
»
recommended that ste|»s be at once are “actressy” looking, the men impo
The exercises were sppropriate to the ance therewith, with tbe additional
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taken looking toward« the creation of lite enough Ui retain their »eats tn cars occasion and each numtier of the pro
fact that they found that the deceased ;
such a place of recreation. Thu com while women »land, aud the streets are
gram merited the warm greeting ac- did not have “the benefit oi medical
mittee was c-iotinued and Messrs. Ap dirty.
corded by the audience, The impor- assistance during his illness.”
Mrs. C. E. Redfield is the chaperone.
plegate, Fountain ami Olienchain were
lance of the High School 11 becoming
addeil to it and it was instructed Ui take Everylmdy al the Martha Washington
more manifest each year, The «ixe and
such step« as were necessary to accom Hotel, where tbe tourists are stopping,
efficient» of the class that graduated Water Charge
agrees that the girls are so sensible, so
plish the desired result.
thia year demonstrates that the people
There is • tempest in a te* pot over
The Secretary was instructed to com well-twhaved and so interested in the
of the county were not mistaken when
Rumors F alse The qoeetp,n a„ t0 whether the
tbe confirmation of the mayor’s ap- municate with the Fort Klamath Cham higher things ot life that Mrs. Redfield
the decision was reached to create this
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' Water Users Association can embark on
potntetw, the council refusing, liecausr ber of Commerce and ascertain what, if must iiave an easy job.
institution. The pride of the faculty in
the sea of contracting has been passed
of certain charges that have lieen pre- any, assistance could lie rendereil by
“What do we think of New York wo
The farmers in tbe West have been ■
the success of their labor« ia just, for
up to the Secretary of tbe Interior, and
ferred, to lend its Imlorwmeot to the this city in the clearing of Wood river. men?” said Miss Pansy Rpeeiman,
thoroughness with which each graduate greatly alarmed in the last few weeks the next move on the board will await
mayor's actions. The council is exceed
Will G.R mo I and X.D. Whitney were I “Well, I will just give yon my opinion acquitted himself shows careful in- by the persistent circulation of a report
, ,
,
ing its authority. The mayor is en present as gue»te of the Cbamlier arxl as long as you ask tor it, and that ia.
to
the
effect
that
the
administration
struct ion.
TTii* Board
tvxrn nt
I)ir«*r»tnrs of the Asso
The
of Director«
titled to name his sulsirdinates, if lie is addressed the members on the future that I can’t see what men see in them.
was preparing to make a charge for i
ciation
held
its
regular
meeting last Sat
to lie held accountable.
As to the prospect« of till* county as a summer I’m sure they don't think of anything
water derived from the National For
urday
and
the
question
of contracting
Additional
Briefs
charges preferred against Mr. Broderick, resort.
bill tbeir clothes, and as for dressing
ests and used for irrigation and other
waa the principal topic that came up
the council should proceed in a regular
President Wilkins made report lor the the way they do, why, I never could do
general purpoees. The report, it ap
for consideration. The meeting wm
manner and either prove or disprove Committee on entertainment and the ( it. They look as if they were all stage-
Wm. N. Duubatn and wife of Klam^ pears, has not the slightest basis of the warmest one that has been held by
the charges. Mayor Bishop slate» that results acxomplished during the visit of struck and a woman of that kind never
ath are staying at the Hotel Hamlin in fact, and baa been denied by officials of 1 ¡the new board, and tbe lines were
if they are true he will at once ri-movs Congressman Hawley.
could make a man happy, I don't San {¡Hincieco while Mr. Dunham is at tbe Forest Service.
sharply drawn.
President Martin,
Mr. Broderick, and this ought to lie
think.
People of the sections of the West
tending to some business affairs in the
Treasurer White, Secretary Applegate
sufficient guarantee to the council to
“Those short skirts they are wearing Bay City.
where irrigation has lieen such an im- 1
SUIT IS SETTLED
and Attorney Smith were there to op
confirm the ap|>oinlmrnl». In doing »0
with high-heeled sfioes and «tockinge to
portant factor in development were ;
pose the contracting proposition and
J.
G.
Hodges
and
family,
formerly
of
it is shouldering no responsibility, anil
match—why, they are all put on to at-'
naturally much concerned in the rum- j
the
discussion was of the hammer -">d
it the mayor fails to keep his agreement, Abel Ady and the Southern Pacific tr^t attention. I saw a woman dressed Fort Klamath, went to Medford this ored charge for water coming from the
tongs kind. J. Frank Adams » is
week.
It
is
Mr.
Hodges
intention
to
go
it will lie an easy matter to force him
like a yonng girl and she was forty, if
National Forests. The interests of peo
Reach an Agreement
there and defended his proposition v th
: - it
she was a day, who had on a blue suit, to British Columbia for the purpose of ple concerned w ith forestry and irriga-,"
The trouble »tarted Monday night,
blue stockings and blue laces in her tan seeing wliat opportunities that eountrv tlon are much the same, a* the steady
some plain facts to the Board. That
Tbe right of way through the marsh I Oxfords. Now, don't yon supj>o««e she offers.
immediately slier the new members of
flow of most of the irrigation streams is j
Mr. Adams is heart and soul for the
the council and the mayor were sworn land for the California Norteastern was put thoee laces in to attract attention to
Naftzgvr
went
to
San
Fran-
A. H.
absolutely dependent on the preserva
work
is thoroughly understood by
granted
by
Atiel
Ady
thia
week,
the
con-f
in. Mayor Bisbop declared all the city
cisco Ulis week and is expected back tion of the forest watersheds.
her ankles?”
everyone. He offered to shoulder the
offices vacant and submitted to the ‘ demnatinn proceedings instituted a few
“Of eourae she did,” pvt in Mi»» Sunday, He will probably be accom-
entire risk of the firet contract and as
council fur cnnfimellon the following week« ago will be withdrawn and the- Daisy Betterly, of Vale. Or. ••riiteli panied by Mr. Hill, president of the
sured the Board that, if it were found
la«t
obstacle
to
the
construction
of
the
names ( loci ..I l’--li<<-. W .1 Br-sler-
that such a woman would lie Holcomb Real Estate Company, who
Everybody'« for June, 1907
I you
that there was a chance to lose any
ick; |s>licemen, W. J. i’hillips anil B. railroad removed. Mr. Ady was in Han talked about a gvod deal out West, and with his wife and daughter, will make
Drawing
to
accompany
“
Cinderella
money on it he would at his own ex
Francisco
the
past
week
and
had
a
con
H. Grigsby; city attorney, J. C. Rule-
she wouldn't lie in with the nice circles 1 Uiis tit; a brief visit.
Dines.
ine«.” Frontispiece.
pence place at work 100 head of bis own
nlc ; health officer, Dr. G. W Maston; sultation with Mr. Hood. Concessions stall ”
E. P. Morg«n, representing Hie Hol
Making
an
individual
of
the
Indian,
horses
without cost to anyone,
1
were
made
by
both
parties
aud
the
mat
city enginoer, Don J. Zumwalt.
" Wherever we go we realize that the comb Real Estate Company of Oregon,
by
J
.
M.
Oskison.
That
the Association will undertake
ter
wm
soon
settled.
Councilman Uastel move«! that the
fine»! place is Oregon or Washington,” left thia week for Dunsmuir. It is his
This fortune. a story by Rowland the work ia hardly likely for there has
Tbe price agreed upon was *.'!O an acre.
council confirm the appointment* of the
■aid Miss Mamie bmith, of Condon, intention to visit all of the towns be
Thomas.
been too much cold water used to
mayor, but his motion met with tin* The basis of agreement included a hog Gilliam county, Oregon. “Jamestown
tween there and Portland for tbe pup
Cinderella Dines, a «tory by A. E. squelch the proposition. It is certain
silence of the lotnb. The stumbling J tight fence along the right at way, five was a terrible disappointment. Wash
pose of interesting investors in Klam Moran and Madge C. Jenison.
that if tll% stockholders decide to under
block was tbe appointment of Mr. j crossings are to tw constructed across it, ington is handsomer than New York.
ath Falls and Klamath County prop-
It
has
to
come
in
America,
by
Ernest
take
the work that steps will at once be
a
siding
is
to
l>e
put
in
and
the
Recla
Broderick as marshal.
Charges hivl
I don’t understand why we heard so ! ertv.
Poole.
taken to carry to the matter into court
mation service still have the right to use
been matli* that he had received
much about New York, when there are
Cinnamon Fritz and Billdock County, and an effort made to prevent the car-
Hon. H. L. Benson returned from
from C. D. Willson, th» money having the embankment wherever necessary »0 many dumpy little buildings on
a
story
by Broughton Brandenburg.
rying out of the program. This action
in
th<-
reclamation
work.
i
Lakeview
Monday
evening
and
left
for
been paid l>ecause Mr. Broderick de
Broadway. And the great white way is
Roosevelt on the Nature Fakirs, by wou|d kill it, for once it gets tangled up
M uch satisfaction is ex pressed that
Salem
Wednesday
morning,
where
he
manded it. This charge waa vigorously
I just some electric lights, that's a'l.
legally the time and expense would be
was compelled to go on account ot as- Edward B. Clark.
denied by Mr. Broderick, he stating that the matter was terminated »0 amicably, There’s no wonder in electric lights.”
“When Peggy stoop to tie her laces.” too great to warrant the prosecution of
slating his brother. He expects to re
while he received 120 from Mr. Willson, thus avoiding the necessity of a long
the plan«. It ia to be regretted that
turn iu a week, but if unforseen obsta Verse by Parker H. Fillmore.
it was 1 mid for special services ren fight in the courts.
I
The
lonesomeness,
a
story,
by
G.
W.
at
least the firet contract is not under
Deep
Snow
cles should arise, he will send another
dered . that it was not asked for and
Ogden.
■ taken, for it would prove the truth or
| judge in his place.
that the contribution was voluntary on
Extension Granted
Commencement back home,
by i falsity of the proposition.
Mr. Willson’s j>art.
Mayor Bishop
J. E. Duval has taken the contract Eugene Wood.
The decision reached by Board was to
W.
F.
Arant,
superintendent
of
Crater
stated that if the charges could lie
Mason, I*avis Company has l>een ; latke park, returned from his firet trip I for the erection of the bungalow for
The cheat of overcapitalization, by write a letter to Supervising Engineer
proven he would immediately withdraw
granted an extension of three month« <>f the season to his headquarters. He ’ Mr. Doak. When completed this will Will Payne.
Murphy, requesting that he ascertain
Mr. Broderii-k’s name and an adjourn
Esteemed contemporaries, a «tory by I from the Secretary of the Inserior if
for the completion of their contract. \ found eight feet of snow there, and had be one if the handsomest and most ex-
ment was taken until Tuesday evening
I )>ensive homes in the State. Negotia Joseph C. Lincoln.
, there were anything tn the regulations
when the council would meet to investi The original limit was April 20, 1907. to dig his way into tbe bouse. Not
tions
are
now
underway
for
the
con
The
weather
and
the
condition
of
the
Under
the
crest
of
Shisbaldin,
a
story
of the department and the contract be-
withstanding tbe predictions that he
gate the matter.
struction of a telephone line from there bv Henry B. Fuller.
1 tween .....
.
.1
it and the Association
that -----
would
Standing roam was at a premium roails and other unavoidable delays would find the house in the shape of a
to
this
city,
a
distance
of
about
twenty
weie
accepted
»«
sufficient
cause
for
the
Deserters.
Verse
by
Martha
Gilbert
prevent
the
engaging
of
the
organisation
pancake, there was absolutely no dam
when the mayor rap|w-d for order Tues
extension. A provision was made that age whatever done by the heavy snow miles.
Dickinson Bianchi.
I in contract work. If the reply ia favor
day evening. C. D. Willson was present
The players.
able, then it is more than likely that a
Frank E. Ankeny has enlarged bis
and stated that he paid Mr. Broderick the contractorS-deliver over to the Ser | that fell there during the winter, and
The adveuturer, a story, chapters gpevial meeting of the stockholder« will
120. This waa voluntary ; that later he vice such jiortion of the canal a* might j this proves that Ins judgement m the ' cigar store and has added an ice cream
be called and asked to decide the ques
pai d him an additional |2O, this on de lie necessary for irrigating purposes ! matter is correct, for he has insisted and soda water department. He has IX-XIII. by Lloyd Osbourne.
The tragedy of the released convict, tion. If the reply is unfavorable it is
mand. with the understanding that it prior to the date of completion. This all along that a comfortable and inex spared no ex|H-nse in fitting up his es
likely that the proposition will be
built there tablishment and the improvements are by I. K. Fried in rn.
would protect his gambling games. Mr. | has already tieeii done, divisions two pensive home could lie
A row of l»ooks, bv Johan Barrett.
dropped.
Hrislerick admitted receiving th« first and three lining now used in connection that would withstand the heavy weight very tine. Already he has discovered
Under the spreading chestnut tree.
♦ 20. paid, he declared for s|M«cial ser with the Ankeny canal. The work will of the snow. He has commenced niak- that he has made no mistake for his
undoubtedly
l>e
completed
before
the
With
“Everybo iv’»’’ publishers.
|
ing
preparations
for
the
resumption
of
business
along
this
line
has
been
very
vices in calling the bartender each
New Stage Line
operation* within a month, when he be largo.
morning. This was all he received from 1 date set by the Service.
lieves that the snow will have melted.
Mr. Willson.
It has been decreed by Dame Fashion
Church Services
The Hoore Mill.
At this point tilings got so lively that
that visiting cards should not lie written.
Tbe new stage line to Ager started
it was impossible for anyone to grasp a
Accordingly, those who wish to bend
Rejuvenated
last Friday at 10:30 a. in. when the
clear understanding of the proceedings,
knee to this inexorable old lady should I
M. E. CHt'RCH
The improvements thnt have been un-
1 Steamer Klamath left her dock carrying
and Councilman Uastel appealed to the 1 tier way at the Moore mill are nearing
call at the Republican office and leave
There is always a welcome for you at eight passengers. Since that day regu-
After it Rip Van Winkle siesta of their order for cards. This office has Grace M. E. church in their temporary ! lar trips have been uiade and the ser
mayor for order. When it was restored, completion and it will start operations
he suggested that the council was not in about two weeks. Another engine about ten year», the Crater Lake Club just purchased the latest styles both of place of worship, one block north of vice will he continued a« long as will be
the place for these < haiges, but before and boiler have been added to the Ims iiwnkvned. A meeting of the old type ami cards and is prepared to d Public School building.
neces«ary. It is propable that when
the grand jury, and the mayor coincid equipment and the capacity has lieen memliera of the organisation was held work for you that is unsurpassed for
the California Northeastern reaches a
Sunday Service«:
ing with that opidion suspended further increased to 50,Ont) a day. The planing in the Chamber of Commerce rooms style and quality.
Bible School.................................. 10 a. m. point close enough to this city to make
investigation.
mill has been removed from up the Monday night, and O. C. Applegate
It is rumored that there is going to lie Preaching.................. 11 .1. 111. and 8 p. ni. it feasible to change, the stages will con
At this point Marshal Joe Smith river and is ready for operation now. elected president and William Wagner
another stage line -t arted this summer. Epworth League.... ............. 7 :15 p. in. nect with that road. The equipment
asked to make a statement. He told Many improvements have been made in secretary. Several new members were
Work and worship with us and we on the new line is fine and tbeservice
This new venture will have its termi
the council that Policeman I’hillips left the arrangement of thia mill and when elected and steps were taken looking
I very satisfactory. It is not likely that
I
nus at Orr’s lake. It is expected that will do thee good.
|25 on a table, in the city hall, stating the engine starts two weeks hence it will toward the holding of an excursion to
the entrance of the new company will
P. CONK LIN, Pastor.
the California Northeastern will reach
that it was n present from W. II. Du be one of the most complete mills in Cruter Lake next August, in which Ash
precipitate the anticipated rate war.
that point about July 4. The stages
laney and that he had been offered the southern part of the state.
land, Medford and Grant’s Pass will
HAITI- r CHVRCH
will lie operated between the railroad
money by J. V. Houston.
participate. It is the intention of the
terminus and Ady'« landing where it
Trenching servic. s next Sunday
Mr. Houston stated that he had of
niemlieis of tbe club tn make it a fac
Robbery
The Steel Lecture
will make connections with the Steamer o’clock a. in. and ' ••’«! x k p. in.
fered Smith money and paid Broderick
tor in the popularizing and advertising
Klamath. No definite announcement day school at ¡0 o’cl-ck and II. 'l .
money, but that it was (or any special
Crater Luke, and it is certain its efforts
to this effect has as yet been made.
Last Friday a pocketbook containing
at 7 :15 p. m. Every--ne invited.
service they might render in looking
Will (i. Steel, the well known lecturer will meet with the hearty co-ojieration
|tiO,
together with some | jewelry was
X A. Grutch, representing the Lacy
alter bis buildings, since he carried no was tbe magnet that drew hundred« to ¡of every citizen in the comity.
■
slolen
from the millinery store of Bunk
Lumber
co
mpanv
of
Portland
i«
tn
the
insurance. Mr. Dulaney was sent for the Houston opera lion-e '-.ilnrday even
——
Gun Club
A Snyder, in the Jabe Houston block.
city, and will remain a lew days await
anil lie slated that lie never offered or ing, where he deliveie-i one of his char
Will Enforce Law
The matter is being investigated by the
ing the arrival of the head of the firm,
paid anyone in Klamath Falls a cent for acteristic lectures. Sianding room was
police and it is almost certain th it the
Hood C S—'.8
Mr. luicy. He has been verifying the
protection or any othei special service. at 11 premium, the ball being so crowded
guilty parties will he apprehended tin-
Chamliers 1—12
This ended the proceedings, and the tlint many were tumble to gain admit
Mayor Bishop states that he has made work of cruisers of the timber land in
less the property is returned, for strong
Crews John—1 >
mayor stated that tie would reappoint tance. His steryupticon views were tin- arrangements for the creation of a iem-. this county owned by the Lacy company
J evidence of the guilt of those su»|>ected
Jacobson E I- I ’
the police force each five days until the UHitlly fine and were much appreciated porary pound, and from this date on llm Mr Griitch and AV. O. Smith are old
is ill 'he jriss-s-ion of the iinth >ritiea
*>nd-on L .1— »
charges «ere proven against Mr. Brod by the audience. Mr. Steel is one of pound law will be strictly enfiwced. . friends. having known each other in Ea 1
and
if they do >m’ re’ >rn ’he property,
Martin
J
W
—
1A
Claire,
Wisconsin.
Neither
knew
that
erick or the council confirmed his the al>le“t lelitri-rx on the coast an I This should bv borne in mind by those,
prose
nt ion will surely follow.
«
i.ie
J
F
—
.t>
theother
was
in
i
d*
part
of
the
country
never fails to in ten st hi- iimlivnce.
nominees.
| who ti.ive violated it in the past.
City Dads Refuse to
Confirm His
Appointments
Will Pass on Asso
dation Contract
Work
GRAFT CHARGES MADE
MUCH OPPOSITION TO IT
Association Fighting the
Proposition
I