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KLAMATH Ortie lal Newspaper ot Klamath County REPUBLICAN. Official Newspaper of Klamath County KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, JANUARY 30, I90S. VOL. XII. FUND FOR FIREMEN Big Sum is Subscribed for the Fire Fighters TOKEN OF APPRECIATION Substantial Recognition of the Work Done by the Volunteer Department at Lost Fire Palace Restaurant... ... 1. H ('balubi,1» ........... K. W. Gillette ............... Underwood's Pharmacy Brui... ............. Cha« Worden ........... W n Borage................. Crawford A latwls F. LA B. II Isaac Wright........................ A H Al < . 2 no ...... 1 <81 1 00 .... ft 00 ......... ft IS) .......... 6 00 ......... 2 60 ......... » 60 ......... 6 00 ....... 2 00 .......... ft 00 ......... 6 00 ......... 2 00 .......... 2 00 M. a r»i.-. ....... 2 60 .... 1 00 K. F. Lt A W. Co . . ... 6 00 ___ 6 00 It. H Moore ........... ......... 10 00 1 00 Friend G. Hellkrmpsr, Jr ......... ft 00 .. 2 60 cm Merkel .......... 1 00 J. E. Swenewi 1. A. iloiiBton 6 00 Geo. Pan ............................ ......... 10 00 . . 5 00 K lainaili Co. Bank. ..... ......... b 00 Il W. Mira» ......... 2 00 Forest Berry... ................... ......... 2 frO W. C. 1 ouik. ......... 2 60 Ackley Bros ......................... .......... 6 00 ......... 1 00 n Wekei K. Hugsrrnan...................... ......... 6 00 W lit W Illi l<.4 k ......... 1 00 . ... 5 01) Mrt M M.Miliari TIioriHiN Newton . ft uo First Natl Bk .......... ft 00 ....... ft DO The Morning Ex pre*« . Otto Heidrich .................. 2 (»> J E Bolge ....... . 1 00 G W. Maston ft 0 > Ths Brick Hlore Co ... ft 00 Thomaa Parker ......... .... ft 00 Van Riper Bro*................. ......... ft 00 Mr». E M. Marpls ... 2 M» I. I'. Taber 2 SO Evening Herald................. ....... 2 60 , Republican.................... ........ 2 60 .... 2 00 1 I. A. Dunhsiii... J F. Goeller.......................... ....... ft 00 I .... 10 no 1 F E. Aiikenv B Hl. Geo. llisl.op ............. ....... ft 00 Virgil A Hon............................ ....... 5 00 Nt»» art A Lyons ....... 2 60 1 Mont E. Hutchinson............. ... . 1 00 Panic Nor Hard Times Can’t Stop It NO. 44 Go to the punch bowl unless asked and accompanied by a lady, Pick up fa lady’s handkerchief or progrem. In a word he must rordpOrt himself in a manner befitting • lady, and quite loyally did be do it. The ad lev lost no opportunity to lerintain their role and this adder! much to .the merriment nt the occasion. The music »•» unusually fine and no detail that . would add v. the pleasure of the even- . mg was over'ooked. A bevy of little | girls presided over the punch bowl,] served the refreshments and acted *« ' ushers. The refreelimeiit* were delicious, con sisting of rhicken salad, water ere«*, olive«, and cake and coffee. They were served in the room in the rear of the stage. The table« were Iwautifally decorated and while the luncheon was served '.be orchestra played The event will ever remain one of the pleasant memories of those who Were there. Tule Lake We are certaiuly having ideal wea-th er for this time of year, while probably at the county neat the people are shiv ering with coll fog*. BIDS ASKED BY MURPHY Reclamation Service’s First Move for 1908 SOUTH BRANCH FLUME Will Be Banner Year for Reclamation Work and Plenty of Money will be Available This is to be the banner year of tho A routing lug meeting was held at the Mr*. Cha«. Beardsley is still at Pit- Reclamation work in this basin. if the City Hall last Munday svenlng, the ville, Shasta Co., California, where she present plan* ot the Service are to lie orcMlon bviog the regular monthly bus was called by the illness of her father carried out in foil, and when the season iness session and yearly election ut <>ffi- several month* sgo. dose« enough will have been accom- rare of the Klamath Faile Volunteer Chris. Dual reiebsen made a Hying busi i plished to satisfy the demands of the Fire Depxrtmont. Any witnesses« al ness trip to the upper Tule Lvke l>a«in most exacting. Today plan* and speci the meeting would certainly have Iweu on Thursday. 11« elates that at the fication* were issued and bids asked for convinced that our department ie a rate the lake is raising it will soon sur ' the construction of the Flume serosa "live one," by the enthusiasm mani round hi* bouse. Loet river. This flame ia to be 4300 feet fested by the boys <>u every matter con R. G. Pickett returned on Wednesday long and is the first of the new work to sidered lor the Improvement of the ter- evening from Medford where he ba* be undertaken this year. In discussing vice Tbl« enthuaiaam waa not confined the program for the rear, D. W. been visiting for over a month. to the meinbera but waa chared by a Murphy, project engineer, said: largo num tier of prominent butmeta mon Mr*. Frank Anderson, who ha* been "At the present time no decision has been quite seriously ill, is again able to I been reached *• to when work will bo present The sleeping room* Sited up be around. liegun on the Clear I-ake dam. A propo on the second floor ot the City liall are greatly appreciated by the boy* and eight Surprise parties are the latest fad in sition ba* been made to the Water this community. Several have already , User* Association, relative to tbe se of the Bremen have taken advantage ot been given, the last being at tbe resi curing of the signing up of a certain Hie accommodation* and now occupy ' Hood, well, see nothing interferes with dence of Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Kirk i amount of additional land. If this is done, then the dam will be commenced permanent quartera at the boon houae, patrick on Saturday evening. the rapid completion the Northeastern into Falls. I want I this year. to be roadv at any time of the night to Mrs. Charles Pickett and son. Rich "In addition to tbe flume, for which answer an alarm. Arrangements are use it to that point in ” ard. visited in Bonanza several days ' bids are advertised, it ie expected that already perfected lor putting In a lie lb, daring tbe week, returning home on farther advertisement for bids for earth sb Bunday. Total ........................ .»293 tri work will follow shortly and that six i looela and wash trasins lor the uee of members, and when the present plana The Johnson Brother* were much con mile* of canal will be constructed this cerned over a sick horse Friday. They . year, provided it it not delayed on ac are completed the lire boya will have Improve firemen’s Abode count of rights ot wsy. have already lost one recently. a very comfortable home. ‘‘That portion of the Keoo canal that At a social meeting of the Inland Em- The first candidate to make public his The con rar t waa let Tuesday by The following officers were elected: the cilv council for putting in a lavatory was begun last year will be completed at pira Club, held Saturday eveoing. announcement i* H. K. Brandenburg, The city of Klamath Fall* is to have ' soon ss work begin* this spring. A sur C. T. Oliver, chlel, Chav. R. Baldwin, and toilet and making neceeaary water called (or the purpose of deciding on who announcea hia candidacy for the Invest ¡gating Tule Lake vey is now being made on the extension one of the latest and most improved fir* aaet chief; Will W, Baldwin, provident | and rawer connretiona. (or the uae of ll.e wlecUon of quartera for the enauing Republican nomination for County alarm telegraph system* of any city on K, E. Cantrail and W. P. Rhode* re I of this canal, but I do not know when Herb Baldwin, vice-preeldenl; George the lire lioys at the city hail. Three bid* were received for furnishing tlio year, it waa decided to remain in the Clerk. He had the matter under ad- the coast. At a special meeting of the turned from Merrill today. While there that will 1« built, or whether it will be Chaalain, secretary; Chas. I Roberta, material and doing the work. The hide taken up thia year or not.” Baldwin block. Three proposition* viaement for aome time and decided city council held last evening, the mavor they went down to Squirrel Point, treasurer, and Jamee Mongold, eergcant were: Zim Baldwin, »136; H. Boivin, Aside from giving the actual facta rela were aubmitled lor the conaideralion of thia week to enter the rare. He ia out where the newly diacoveied opening is tive to tbe work that is certainly decided was authorised by unanimous vote to al arma. The u^fficers are men wboae |I4A Pl: Greely A Phillipa, »IM M. Tire the member« of the organisation, the , to win, and tbuao who 1* — him have enter into contract with tbe Gamewell located, and there fonnd J. Frank on Mr. Murphy would go no further. active internet and work are mainly re- contract rar awarded to Sir. Baldwin, Baldwin block, the Page Stratton reason to believe that he will make a But it was quite evident that he waa hia bld being the lowest. Fire Alarm Telegraph Co. of Oakland/ Adams and W. C. Dalton directing tbe well pleased with the program that is to eponaible (or the present efficiency ol Bld* wei* ale, rereived fur putting In building and tlie Withrow-Melliase strung campaign. Mr. Rrandenburg ia work of a force of ten men. Mr. Can be carried out this year. That there ia Calif., fur the establishment of a com the department. a lialh, with but and cold water connec block. Ballot« were mailed to all mem- well known throughout the county and to be all the money needed to accom plete system at a cost of »1966, to be trall said: The boya have been highly commend tion* and for coil*. They were: H. Boi tier* of the club and the result waa *• lias a host ot friend» who will render “Messrs Adam* and Dalton seem con plish all that can be safely carried on paid in city warrant*. ed by everyone who witnessed their ex- vin. »SMftft: Zim Baldwin. »96 and Greely A Phillipa, »139.88. A* the de follow*, forty inembera having voh-d:. him all the assistance within their According to tbe contract tbe company fident that they are going to make an seems assured ami that Mr. Murphy ia rollout work al the recent fire. The partment offered to aland the expense Baldwin block, 2ft; Page-St rat ton power. That he is thoroughly equipped agrees to furnish and deliver in com-, opening big enough that will do one of going to crowd things to the limit is ciliaoM feel that they ar* entitled to the of putting in tlie hatha and ooila, the certain, if the preparations he is making building, 4 ; Withrow-Melhaae block, 11. for the poaition he aeeka ia well known. plete working order, in Klamath Falls, two tbings—demonstrate that there is are any indication of his intentions. highest praise and as proof that their biila were turned over to them and will no permanent outlet at that point or As soon a« the matter of quarter* was Word comes from Bonanza that R. C. The advertisement for the flume calle ripreaoionaol commendation were gen lw acted upon al their adjourned meet definitely settled the member* of the ! Cowley has about concluded to announce their latest and most improved fire else prove that there ie—and that the for bids for 4300 feet of wooden flume, ing next Monday night. alarm telegraph system, having it com lake can be drained in that manner. It uine, II. I. Hammond circulated a a ab club liegan pre;>aralion* lor the hia candidacy for the office of Asaeasor. pleted and ready for operation within will be but a matter of a few days before involving the use of about 740,700 feet ac ri pt ion among the buaineee men and the atrengthening of the organisation. ' A short time ago the Republican men- 120 working day* after date of awarding a big stream of water will be' pouring of lumber. Mr. Murphy has taken up the matter of securing timber from the Death of Mr». Hunsaker in a very abort time raleed »r.ru, which into the opening, and under such condi Foreet Reserve, and he has prescribed The first thing that claimed their alien- tioned hi* name in connection with thia waa turned over to the treasurer at the Mr* Ziepporah Hunsaker died at her lion was the question of consolidation office and since then he has been urged contract. tion* it ought not to be long nntil a defi section 26, west of Pelican Bay, as the The specifications call for one Game- nite conclusion can be reached. The meeting. Following are the donationa home in Myrtle Creek, Bunday, January witli tlie Chamlier of Commerce. It > by his friends throughout the county to location from which lumber necessary 26, llMJH, a gel 81 year*. The deceased well standard tower bell striker with people in «nd around Merrill are greatly for the construction of thia flume mav to the fund This pressure is hammer; five fire alarm boxes; one interested in the outcome and are waa born in Braken County, Kentucky, was the almost unanimous opinion that > become a candidate. be secured. Under the act ot 1905, ail Klamath Falla, Ore., Jan. W. 1908. March 29, 1827. She reaided in Klam- ' there should be but one organisation so great that it ia quite likely that he non-interfering transmission box; fif anziously »wiring the result of the work timber used by the Service may tie taken We, the undersigned, hereby sub alii County lor aome time and had many and that the best interest* of the com- will accede to the wisbea of hi* friends now under way. They are loud in their from the Forest Reserve, under rules teen character wheel* for transmission praise of Messrs Adams and Dalton. and scribe the amount ael opposite our re fr.i-nda here. Recently she ha* been | rnunity would be aerved by a coalition and cume out for the office shortly. boxes: one combined lft-ineh indicator should their theory prove correct thev and regulations laid down by the De living with lier daughter at Myrtle ' partment. This will make a great deal spective name*, in conaideralion ot the of the two bodies. Accordingly a com Creek, She waa married February 2, and gong; one 1400 pound bell for will be heroes throughout th* county/’ of difference in the coet of conetraction Right on Inc heels of the Branden commendable and efficient service of IMS and united with the M. E. Church mittee, consisting of Messrs Hogue, burg announcement came that of "I tower and two mile* No. 12 galvanized of certain portions of the project. the "Fire Laddies" of the Volunteer Siutli In 1863. Dunbar and F. M. White, waa appointed aim to be reliable" Tom Stephen*, who iron wire, B B quality, double weather There are just two things that may in Fire Department of thia city Transfer Companies Unite Six son* and two dadghter* survive announce* hi* candidacy for the < ffice terfere with the program of this year— Geo. T. Baldwin............................... *10 00 her, all of whom were with her at tlie to meet with the Chamber of Com of county treasurer. Tom i* a hustler proof insulated throughout. rights of way and labor. Under pres The Kenyon Transfer Co. and R I. Hammond............................... 20 00 time ot her death. They are: Leo, of merce at it* regular meeting on Tues and gifted with many of the qualities Five fire alarm boxes will be placed at ent conditions there will be no trouble Geo It. Hum.................................. 10 00 Merced, Calif.; Homer, of Dor ria, Cal if.; day evening of next week and see under that ha* produced famous politicians, intervals on Main street between tbe Thompson Transfer Co., which recently from tbe latter, and if tbe people are Thomaa Drake ft 00 Newton, of Washington ¿Christopher C.. what conditions that organisation and that he will make good use of his bridge nnd Eleventh street. These bought the Hunsaker outfit, have com reasonable there ought to be no trouble Klamath Com. Agency................. ft 00 of Ban Francisco; Benjamin, A.,ol Rose-1 abilities for getting the vote* is certain. boxes will have direct connection with bined and will hereafter do business from the former. It is certain that the Star Drug Store............................. ft 00 burg; Itoliert E., ol Klamath Falls; I would entertain a proposal of consoli Announcement No. 3 came from Dr. under the name of The O. K. Transfer Keno canal will be constructed to Keno H. Boivin ..................... 2 SO Sarah'Tavlor of Crook and Minnie Par dation. George H. Merrvman. who announces the gong and indicator at tbe city ball, - this vear if the rights of wav can be se F red Melhkse A Withrow ft 00 riah, of Myrtle I'oint. Following thia came the consideia- his candidacy for state senator from by mean* of a double wire telegraph Company. The new company bas a cured without litigation. There will he E. II. DuFault ....... ft 00 The body will arrive here bmiglit and tiou id athletic*. Dr. I eon a rd made an this district. Tne Doctor represented line. All you have to do is to turn the large equipment of teams and dray* and no holding back on account ot money. A. Caatel........................................... ft 00 aervicea will be held tomorrow at two this county in the last legislature, and Stille Co........................................... ft 00 o'clock. She will Im buried beeida the effective plea for the creation of a de on account, of hia wide acquaintance key of the nearest box and the gong are prepared to handle any and all the There will be plenty of it for all three portion* of tbe project, so that it puts it Hchallock A Daggett Co........... 6 00 body ol her husband in tin- Klamath partment of athlectics, declaring that throughout the state was at le to do sound* and the indicator record* the burines* of the city. Particular atten up to the people as to whether tbe Keno Gau. Bieim........................................ A 00 Falla cemetery. the young men of thia city ought to have effective work for his district. This number of the liox where the alarm was tion will be given to heavy freight and canal, Routh Branch and the Clear lake some place of that character for recre acquaintance is among the leading men turned in. piano moving. dam will all be constructed this year. ation and for the spending of their of the state, men who are recognized It is believed tint at least three extra as leaders in the councils of the party, evenings; that the expense would lot and if the Doctor is successful in secur boxes will l>e added by private parties. very small in consideration of the bene ing the nomination, he will undoubtedly The cost of the extra boxes is about »85. fits accruing; that the club ought to do do splendid work for this section in the The city will only attempt to cover something for the youth of the city. next legislature. Main street at present, but residents of Thia latter idea was heartily indorsed by outlaying district* will be allowed to connect boxes if they are willing to j Mr. lhdxell, who said that the older Resolutions memliers of the club ought to remember stand the expense themselves. To the officers and memliers of Merrill that they owe it to society to look after The Gamewell company w»» person Rebekah Lodge No. 161. the welfare of tlie boy. The ideaof ath ally represented by Mr. A. F. Brown, Whereas, Death ha* removed a link letics was warmly indorsed and mo who thoroughly explained the working* tion prevailed providing for tlie creation from the chain that hinds us together 1 of their system to the member* of the of a department of athletics under the by taking away Bieker Gertrude Robin council. Ttie system is to he installed direction of the Board of Manager*. son, our beloved Nolikv Grand, to her under a guarantee and will be fully The detail* of this |«rt of the organisa home above; Therefore be it tested by the city before it is accepted. Resolved, That the heartfelt sympa tion will be left to the Board, but among One other bid wh * submitted by the give it who not quali it* chief feature* will lie the placing of thy of this lodge lie extended to the Long |>eo|>le of Portland, but a* the initiation fee at such a figure a* will husband, daughters, sons and relatives price was higher than the Gamewell Co., eloiin? Or you permit of the young men of the city in their hour of deep sorrow and afflic mid was for delivery at Bray »nd did paying it. Likewise will the monthly tion, and it with (insures you not include installing, it was not consid-1 Resolved, That as a token of esteem ered. due* be placed at a lower figure than __ _______________ responsible that to be charged the regular mein tier*. the Altar of this Lodge be draped in The question for raising money for mourning for a period of thirty days; guarantee? •• ;; Leape Yea re Dance purchase of equipment for the gymna That a copy of these resolution* be sium was seriously considered and it spread upon the records of this lodge, a The members of tlie 21 Club were en waa decided to have a series of enter copy furnished the local (tapers and Pa tertained at a dance last evening, giv.n cific Odd Fellow for publication, and a tainment* for this purpose, and it ia in the Houston opera house by Ye Leape quite likely that something of that copy presented to the relative. Year* L^yde. Thirty-five couple danced Fraternally submitted, character will claim th* attention of ------ Gill and Inspect this Fine Line------ th* light fantastic until past midnight Myrtle Martin, the public within a short time, th* ar and when tbe last strains ot Home Nancy Merrill, rangements being left in tbs band* of Our Responsibility Ends When You are Satisfied Sweet Homeware heard tbe affair was P. R. Merrill, the committee on athletics, C. C. voted to be the moat successful ever Committee. Hogue, who has an enviable reputation given in this city. as a chalk talk artist volunteered hia goods Tbe 21 Club dances have been the I free service for one of the enterlaiument*. of Mr. llogue gave aeveral of these talks source of much pleasure and enjoyment in the Willamette valley and th* popu Adjoining the new fairground; two and by the ladies of this city, and it waa to 1 lar favor with which they were received one-half acres or more, best of garden show their appreciation that last even bespeaks an intereating bait hour for livad. Two and one-half acres is equal those who will witness hi* work. to twenty lots 60x136 leet. If times are ing's dance was given. It was the Now that the question of location has good or laid you can always make n lady's lead in every case and tn*gentle been disposed of, it is purposed by the good living from it. Price reasonable, men had to sit quietly by end await member* of the club to make it one of anu terms easy. Bee hi* turn, for according to the rules laid down by Brennan the geutlemen must the itrongest organisation* in the state. Successor to R. n. Boiler L. JACOBS, Owner. not The scope of its usefulness will be wid ened and nothing will b* left undone to Cross the floor unless escurted by • Homer Smith, son of Elmer Smith, is ladv, promote influence for the beet interest* of th* community. reported sick with pneumonia. Ask any lady to dance, HARRIMAN: to “Hello! Thin you of California September. Inland Empire Club 1 that The First Candidates Klamath Telegraph Fire Alarm System for This City 1 YOUR FAITHFUL WATCH Will you to one in fied, to repair or leave me, which good honest work with a :: will Just Received Big shipment of Dining Tables, Rockers, Chairs, etc. G.Heitkeniper *. Leading Watchmaker,'Jeweler 'and Optician All f bought here engraved charge. Buy n Home 1 Klamath Tails Furniture Bouse E. W. GILLETTE & CO.