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Official Newspaper o! Klamath County KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. Official Newspapjr of Klamath County NO 52 KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, MARCH 26, 1908. VOL. XII. RAILROAD TERMINAL the right to suffrage should not fail to of the city. This is th«<mly entrance tu City Briefs call at the city ball where the polle« the city from thia direction. At about | F. to*. Symes is a recent arrival in tlie judge has the registration books. five in tlie morning they role up the city from Goldfield. Nev. Fort road lur several miles. They be A. P. Lipp, of Marysville, Calif., is rs- lieve tie must have s««o them coming Wind Wa« Severe in Most gisterad al the Itakesiil« Inn. LANGELL VALLEY and hid In the wools and after they to'. Bayley, an old time reel-lent, is in Sections of the County Mr. Alex Anderson and wife, who the city from Lakeview. I There are eouie facte In the rase that passed lelt bis horse and come Into tuwn, | I arriving here aliout six o'clock. Anoth I would throw considerable light on the are employed in Horsefly valley, spent Win. Beddige and son, of Fruitvale, I murder which ar« withheld from the er party went out to search the hills and Sunday with friends at Lorella. anlC. V. King, of Concord. Cal., are One of tbs strongest winds that has * public al thia time. An investigation aliout 10 u'clo k Allen Sloan found the Mrs. N. S. Drew, of Yonna valley, recent arr.vals in the city. visited thia section for some months burs« on the hill near «here th« Furt will lie made by Sheriff Dent and Dis «pent Saturday and Sunday with her Word received from Mrs. L. Jacob« trict A Horney MooiW, who have gone to and Hwan latke row Is meet. Tlie horse raged Tuesday and as a consequence the daughter, Mrs. W. R. Campbell of this from Michigan, states that her mother two-story house laing built by O. A. when brought to town waa positively ia improving, and that Mrs. Jacoba will the acene of the tragedy, and il la lie. place. leave in a few days for borne. Ileved that mine aiartllng evidence will blent tiled by W H Barnes as one he had Hilliard on Keno fioint and only parti Farming is well under way in thia Dr. R. R. Hamilton and wile arrived be unearthed. It Is said that parlies In ■wen In Hilver Lake. Th« horae had ally completed la a maaa of ruins. The valley and a much larger acreage will in the city laat week from Medford. Silver lake received letter« from Port la-ell turned l-mse but was soUred it did building was nearly completed but was be sown this spring than ever before. The Itoctur expects to l-icate here in land lielure tlie leely waa louud indicat not wander far. No trace of the »addle not strung enough to •itbstaml the tin- practiceol his profession. Stock of all kinds have wintered well strong gale and collapsed about 2 :3d waa found although search was made ing that Walland« had been murdered Mr. and Mrs. C. L. nbattuck toft this in this vicinity and are now being ' o ’ clock. This structure is the only one It was supposed that and tlie body thrown into the creek all the afternoon morning for Portland, where they go to some half mile from town. The rob the man was in biding in the woods and that baa suffered from ths wind and bad turned on the range. There haa been visit relatives. Mrs. Shattuck will re no loss to speak of main for the summer bery theory la not l>eli«v«d to be the no thought was given to tlie fsiesitiility < it been further along it would have with F. D. Swingle and son recently pur only motive for the mur t«r;there la aald lot his having entereil tlie city undis- stood the storm. The building wa« in R. C. Spink, Indian Trader st Klam i an exposed spot where it received the chased a very promising young jack. ath Agem y, ram« (down {last Thursday to t>e a woman or tax mixed up In th« ;covered, Together with the two they already with Mr. ¿wartzlander on a short busi- full force of the wind. Those who taw Hamilton while hers, affair. The telei'l.one line between this city owned and with two good horses to news trip. Mr Bpink conducts tlie store While the officers ol the law and many Bunday say he is an unassuming (>erson at tlie Agency and his wile has a store 1 and looks far Irom Iwing a murderer. 1 •nd Pokegaina is down in places and as head their herd of horses and mules, •t Yainax. Mrs. Spink is the second of the citissus were out scouring, the goes to show that Messrs. Swingle and woman Indian Trader in the service. bills Bunday in search of th» ’mur In fart his appearance is very good, he ; ■ result all communication is shut >>ff. son are up-to-dote western stockmen, derer of Julius Wallende, It ia believed being a man close to thirty year* of ag<- Bo lar there has iieen no damage to any Dr. J. B. Hall to visiting in the city ai»l having an intelligent face. The ol ths oilier lilies and as I he wind seems and demonstrates that ths horse and from Larigell Valley. Dr. Hall is about The time ia not far distant when the Sheriff Obwnahalil r<K'«iv««l a t«legmm that that much desirsd person was tak mule industry is yet in its infancy in HO years of age, ami has been a resident j autlioritiea here know absoluu-ly noth tu 1« aiming it is not likely that more Southern Pacific railroad company will Friday from th« sheriff of l-ake ing a much needl'd real In one of the of Klamath county for over 30 year»,; ing ol Ills past history and the descrip of the telephone lines will lie put out of this country. although he spends some of the time ; tregin preparing plans for the erection County giving ■ Ini) description of the lodging houses in this city. Mr. S. L. Bennett, one of the lead with relatives in California. He ia as in this city of terminal facilities for the A man came to the Houston House at tion >d tlie man aslurniahed by the Lake commission. mur<l«rer of Julius Walland«, whoa« county authorities is very Incomplete. In thiscity practically no damage has ing fruit growers and business men of i erect and active az a boy, and the years California Northeastern, if they have l**ly was l<>un<i in a creek nr ar Silver ■bout h o'clock Bunday morning and Al- The raae and boldneaa «¡th which lieen done. A win-low in the A U. U. Rogue River valley, who has been visit- *«*m to have been kind to him. not already commenced. This is a ques l^ka on Friday March 13. Another registered aa Geo. Meaner and waa given ing at the home of his daughter, Mrs. ;hoQ«b he bis pro- Hamilton haa elu t«-*I tlie officers would W. ball was shattered by the storm and fession now, the old residents of toe tion that ought to occupy the minds of Uiesuige received thia morning stated a room by on« of ttie Houston lioys. He Indicate that he is experienced in crime, a few awnings and oilier readily dam H. F. Swingle, departed laat Friday fur county have great faith in bis skill. the business men of this city, for as that the man had fled front Silver l-ake went to l>ed and did not get up until I or else be is posse-aed of the natural aged articles were injured by the wind. his home in Medford. Mr. Bennett is o'clock, between <me and two be en everyone knows, a handsome depot is and at. tring foliowad through th« re- Otto Heidrich and Sam Walker insiiiict <'f a criminal in avoiding jus very much interested in Klamath turned Sunday from their trip to one of the best advertisements a city mountains by th« sheriff. 11« la suppos tered the American Houai- and asked to Tlie storm is more disagreeable than tice. Hince lie inade bis daring visit to County and foresees a great future for Rawhide, Nevada They say r that Klam- can have. There is not a person in the 1» billed out on the Lakavia* stage danzerous ami ia onsot the few strong ed to be coining by way of Klamath thia city and slept in a comfortable lied __________ this country. | , ath Falls is good good enough enough for Io them for city that has not at some time or other winds that visit ttie Klamath section Marsh ami headed lor Klamath Falla, which left thia morning. He registered while the officers scoured the hills in Mr. Orr made a business trip to awhile. been impressed with the fine appearance «here it ia t*«li«v<x| lie baa a buggy. for a room under the name of Geo. Mea during the early spring. search ol a man armed to the teeth, Klamath Falls Saturday. He is one of J. B. Milla, of Stayton, Oregon, is in of a depot and the gro<in<ls surrounding 11« was her« leal fall fur a ahil« and ner, of Hilver Lake. On August 7 of A mass of timbers drifting across lake many stories have Iweu circulated as to ‘---- city, "y. Mr. Mills has sold bis proper- I it and mentally remarked that the town the leading business men of this valley the has l*«n working tn a saw null at silver laat year Meaner and Ollie Hamilton Eaauria Tues-lay caused considerable I ty near Stayton and has come here to where he was last seen, but no one has and has always been a staunch republi- elopfied al the American House anil re lake a*l winter, but aa soon aa the body He was here about five years supporting such an institution must i-e been able to identify him. Monday excitement liecsuse of its clo«e resem can and since Mr. Cowley's name has . locate. L ago, and ■ with __ a __ _____ a goo<j one. The same is true when yon party _ of others located waa found and invesllgalluns made he mained for several days. Mr. Heehorn, blance to an overturned boat with the Pokegama iieeri withdrawn for the ofliceof County on timber claims near Swan Lake. He step from a train. If the depot is a one of tlie proprietors of the hotel, rec- the incoming staffe Irom ski|>|ied out. Th« telegram reads: passed a man on foot near Chase's, evi occupants clinging to the same. Bev- Assessor, Mr. Orr's friends have been liked the country so well that he de good one you enter the city with a feel “look out for the murderer of Juliua oguiaed thia man as one parly. Seeing dently some economical fellow walking •ral field glaasea were turwqd on the urging him to come out for this office. cided to sell at the first opportunity ing that it is up-to-date; if it is a mere Walland« who lelt here the IVth bun register as Meaner, he supposed it out ol the country, and at once the offi wreckage and one launch braved the and come here to live. wooden affair of a shack, you are filled Height llv. feet nine inchea, medium was him and a|ioke about Hamilton. cers Were notitii- l tliat Hamilton ail high waves that were rolling on account It seems that the country people are Word was received from San Fran headisl for Pukegame. Mieriff Olieit- complexion, very wide drawn mouth, The man said, "Yes, 1 came here with chain and Npecial iieputv Sam Walker ol the strong wind, and visited the drift not satisfied with Klamath Fails put cisco that Andy Hose, who was a resi with a feeling of contempt. ting out men for every county office, dent of Klamath Falls for some time, What the people of this city want to bull dog face, aliglit Roman nose, very Hamilton last Fall and slept with him. were at I’oke.-ima Tuesday, ¿--ut they ing mass. und especially for assessor, which the was dea<l. No particulars were given. do is to make a gorsi impression on the I see by the papers that he is in trouble aeen ootning ol n man answering the loeerved, makes no frtenda. Nmootli country people have always had. and Tne communication was sent to .Alex. traveler and homeseeker, and the place aliaven with rather broad shoulder», I rem I that be was at Ji ay Io a last night description ol Hamilton, who by this time inav lw bun Ireds of miles from ! Wbile the storm was raging Tuesday should this inducement be strong enough Martin and was from the Public Admin to begin is at the depot. Inasmuch as round lace and bead, l>lhe evoa, lace about 12 o'clock. If he was lie might to here. Officers along tlie railroad are on i istrator asking if Hose bad any estate .1 large pine tree standing near the Swan to force Mr. Orr into the field, h« will badly tannod, Wearing sweater with get in here about live or aia. here. Mr. Hose was in the wood busi- the people of this city and county have the lookout lor the man and it is pooai- i taike school house was blown down and make a good showing before the people new and later did building contract teen relieved of the payment of the $100- large whit« button«. Goes by the name He and Heehorn talked further on the Ide 'hat lua capture may yet be effected. fell aero«« the front of the building and poll a heavy vote. work. 000 bonus, it would not be amiss tu nf A lull. 11 am il tun. Riding atolen subject ami then he said that he had Miss Hussey, the teacher, it seems, had E. I.. Hwartzlander, ol the Klamath take up with Chief Engineer Hood the E. W. Gowan was in the valley last florae, color bay. with crooked front loot aim« lieggage ami would gel It to have anticipated an accident of this nature week shaking hands with all his friends. Indian Agency, in the city Thursday, matter of a fine depot for this city, and and branded capital D. on left stifle. It weighed so he could pay hie fare on and had the scholars remain in the rear We always figure on meeting Mr. Gow. •tales that the report of the enormous as an inducement to the railroad com The baud boys ate now housed io a Carried roll of blanket« on back of aad- the stage. He thee went down the of the room w hile she we t outside to en just before election with a shake of death of the Indians during the past pany to give us something special along J car is incorrect. He says that since di«. 4<25 reward. Ilav« warrant. street toward the Court House. Hee- comfortably furnished hail of their own. see if there was any danger. illy ol last year there has lieen 33 this line make an offer of building ma his giad hand. Th« lol Io «Ing account la given by the horn followed him shortly afterward When the boys leased the large With- Hhe had no more than left the room deaths out ol a total of 1050. The death terial or something else equally substan Lakeview Examiner. with the intention ol telling Hherifl row -Mvlhaae hall thrv umlerlouk ■ big One of our business men who recent rate haa exceeded the birthrate some. when the tree came crashing across the tial. This is a matter in which every Last Friday, March 13. nearly three Obenchain, so that lie might get a bet thing, but the way they have luruislied ly return«.«; irom the Fails, stated that ' but that the Indian population on the buil-'ing. Tlie roof gave nay and lie it ami th« interest umiiifealed gives as months after the man disappeared so ter description o< Hamilton from the the Mayor was the most busily engaged |n”tri<^re*,*n* 81 '8it 8* one is directly interested. The railroad company can do as much business in a mysteriously, Jyis Ixniy wag found in the I man he auppoeed waa Meaner. He did surance that the undertaking will be a front of the building waa shattered. The man that he had met. Mr. Bishop has reported by Alex*Davis. pupils were in the rear of th« building creek a halt a mile weal of the town of not find the officer at that time, and it grand success. Since February 10, when the tax roll frame and inexpensive bnildiug as it can had tlie lid on Klamath Falls for some The large hall to used for dancing and and aside from being frightened no in a sulMtantial stone structure. If the Nilvcr Lake, jual above the bridge that waa ala o’clock before an investigation time, but we understand that there is a was turned over to the sheriff, there has been (>aid into tlie eounty treasurer lor frame building goes up it will remain social pur|»ieee. while tlie «mailer rooms damage waa done. apana the creek. Twenty residents ol was made. crack here and there in it. taxes nearly |lOO,OJO. The total taxes I for years; if a stone structure goes up that place had gon« on that day in On going to the room in Houston House, •re furnished lor club rooms and are are |143,000, and this leaves only about search of th« man— with what hope of which Meaner occupied, a bundle ol comfortable and homelike in every |«ar TTATRV 30 per cent to be collected before April, { the grounds surrounding il will take on Gty Election Next Li Alix. I when they become delinquent. The the same attractive appearance. It is finding hint at that late date we are not blankets was found with e,.me clothes ticular. JohnS. Shook and wife returned to; ‘his F«*«' “> “<*'«7 { vital that Klamath Falls have a fine de The musical organisation which ia the appriaed. Hut the Imdy waa found. The • rapped up In them, including a grey The approach of the city election is pot,and the Republican suggests thst the head waa cruihed in. Uilb on top and sweater with large white buttons, which pride of tlie city is coming to the front, causing a quiet and practically unob the ranch on Tuesday the 17th, from »9000. Col. Mf. Holabird arrived in the city Chamber ol Commerce take hold of at the l«aae or the brain, eight other tallied with th« description of tlie one ami recently a seven-piece orchestra in served movement among those intereat- L»e Angeles. He purchased a good lot ol seed and will plant a big gaiden so as Thursday for a short visit. The col bruises acre visible, the right wrtot waa worn by Hamilton. No trace of the connection »¡th the i>and was organised ed in the election of a mayor and coun to have plenty of vegetables for next onel, as are all o'her residents of Los this matter and do everything witbin broken and the arm t*«aien into a jelly man waa found after he left the Ameri •nd is already furnishing excellent cilmen. There is no strong issue, winter. Angeles, believes that that section is I its power to land for this city a depot that will be an ornament and one that except that a*ll property owners and clear to the shoulder, aa if the man had can House and II Is lieileved that he music. Mr. E. W. Gowen remained over the one spot in the world worth living The band will give their initial l>all bn«iness men realise that an economical night in Dairy on bis return from the iri all the year around' He savs, how will say to the traveler and visitor: endeavored tc ward of! the blow a of hi« must have left the city on foot. Every Tlie invitations and conservative man is needed in the I' 1 V l country. Ulin M J • * Mr. ’1 V • VS UW vll lvv IÖ XjtBsSW - . that . h.s I idea of an Ideal life would . "Here is a depot typical ot the city Bly Gowen leels quite ever, assailant with hia arm. one wa« notified along the road but he Saturday evening. >nd from June to Dec- hopeful of getting the nomination for John Wallende, ag.-d about ’JM year«, has not lieen captured yet and he haa have already been sent out, and at the mavora chair. Despit« the fac'. that lunty and the win I wherein it stand«. It shows the enter T_ Angeles. I If a man did this prise that is making this city the gate came Irom Portland last year and eel tied bad time to reach the railroad before meeting of the Twenty-one Club this the time for nomination is near at band ter in Los C. H. Hughes of Bly, who ha9 been_ he ________ would never be satisfied to live any way tc the greatest section on the Pacific on a hon.eate« in the Christmas Lake now. Both Sheriff Obeacbain and Mr. evening a special invitation will be ax- not a single candidate has declared him down to pay his taxes, purchase,! a lot where else. . Mr. _________ ____ _____ Holabird state« that Coast.'' Settlement. It seems that in December Heehorn ««press themselves as certain tended to the mem tiers to attend and self for the office. Several enterprising i of beet seed of W. P. Sedge, to plant on he will have a water works put in at the he aai working for «»me one abouY that lie ia the man whois wanted. Mr. gel acquainted w ith the new home of and throughly competent men are being some alkali land with the hope of get- Pelican Bay Lodge. A pump will pro Silver 1-ske, and waa «topping at the ho Heehorn says that in talking to him the band. bably be used and the water taken from urged hy their friends to accept a nomi ting rid of the alkali. There will be a CANDIDATES BALL Nl P. Nelson came over Thursday and the springs, and stored in the reservoir tel. On the 37th of Decemtier he waa about Hamilton, he was (wrleetly calm nation, but all seem teticent about be at Keno on the evening of April 14. added three feet to the school house ■ tanks. paid $90 by hia employer. On that and did not seem to I m - in any hurry coming «»’owe«! candidates. Frank due. which ought to p it a stop to Everyone is cordially invited to attend night he changed hia dot lie«, aa waa hi« and when lie left him walked leisurely Ward is living strongly urged to allow its contrariness. Tlie County Court will meet again on Tickets, including supper, $2. 3-19 4-9 custom, alter finishing Ids day’« work, down the street through the crowds his name to ajqiear as an aspirant for April Kth, when one ol the most impor Mr. and Mrs. Ward, from the Connor owjng t0 numerous inquiries, for in ♦ and pul on hia fur overcoat and left the which had congregated to discuss the the highest office the city can bestow, ranch in swan Lake district, were formation, and a place to purchase tant matters to tie considered will lie the Cards have been received by friends hotel aliout 0:30 o'clock. He also po- subject. but ao far lie lias «ithheld liis consent. shopping in Dairy on Friday. stock, have made arrangements to pro of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore annonne- bridge acr '«• I jvs I River at the upper •eated a tine gold watch which with the C. W. Mbite, G. Heitkeniper, Jr., lieputy Stmrill Bchallock and a party ' Mrs. Ihrckman waa purchasing garden vide such a pjace at Heitkennper’s jew- I ing the birth of a girl b«by on Tuesday, money, waa missing from hia body of men spent Saturday nigtit watching B»P- store. Stock can be Henry Boivin, John Stilts, Geo. R. seed on Friday preparatory to raising elry ' * * bought * and March 3. The Moores are in Salt Lake At the recent meeting of the County when found. The fur overcoat waa «till tlie bridge which crosses the canal East Hurn and Judge Geo.T. Baldwin are all enou/h vegetables to supply their table, any informatu n regarding the company City, where Mr. Moore owns the lease Court the one bid received for the con can be obtained by calling on Mr. on two opera bouses and is doing a tine Iwing mentioned in connection with the Vel Bussey, teacher in Swan Lake Heitkemper at any time. business with bis stock companies. struction jf tlie bri-lgc was reject^tKand office, but none ia a self arrived candi district, spent Saturday and Sunday court decided to rec insider the matter with his pan-ills at Langel valley. date. Their friends are doing the talk to find, il possible, a place in that im ing and boosting. E. B. Sedge went to his homestead mediate vicinity w here a bridge could Tuesday to attend to putting in a crop Each ward must also elect a council lie built at less expense. of »heat and burning some brush. The bridge, aa considered, was to be man. Ill the first ward the term ol Brown Michael liegan leveling up the 500 feet ip length, making it so expen Capt. G. H. Woodbury expire.« anil F. lota for I. F. Davies today. E. Ankeny is lieitig mentioned as a pos sive that tlie court considered ila con 1. E Davies has tlie stakes set for the struction prohibitive at this time and sible successor. In the second ward the foun tati-ui of Ilia new building, and our term <d Fretl Scliallock expire« and as no action was taken ao that further in informant tells us he will soon be sell he expects to remove to D>rris he will ing giaals aS of old. vestigations can lie made. not lie a candidate for re-election. Geo. Jas G. Wight called on Dairyites R. Hurn is mentioned in connection Monday morning, and will go hence to A few good reasons for my success in the Through Rate Via Bray with this office if he does not consent to Merrill country. He is very much pleas John S. Ross, the traveling passenger run for mayor. In the third ward F. ed with the work our teacher, Mr. Hall, Jewelry Business— agent of the Hniithern I'm itic, who was T. Baudvrson, recently appointed to fill is lining, and says our school ranks with the last ill the county. Wa think I (Mt in tlie city Tuesday, vieited Klamath for tlie purpuae <»f investigating the the vaeanev created by the removal of ourselves and want to keep it up. routes to tin" city and to determine up Jasper Bennett from that ward, will Today is Tuesday the windiest day we on the establishment of through pas likely lie a candidate to succeed himself. have seen in Klamath County and senger and freight rates via the llray He ia a new one on the council, but is more dirt fix i ig. Look out for a big route. rain. He found conditions in tbe traffic line taking an active interest in the city’s Our farmers are busy as bees plow rather tangled and decided to make a affairs and is an able representative for re|>ort on existing conditions before his ward. These are the only names so ing and sowing, no time to loaf. making anv recommendations to the far mentioned in connection wi'h the G. G. Anderson has a lot of posts out various departments. However, from for the electric line. offices of mayor and eonncilmen.And in hia conversation with local parties one is led to believe that he ia very favor dications now are that the election will ably impressed with the new route and he a tamo affair compared to the stren Not Insane-Too Much Liquor hia report will be favorabl» to th« es uous days of last year. tablishment of through rates. He ex Fiank Schonewalde, was arrested Capt. J. W. Siemens, it seems, will as pects to return here in aliout three usual have no opposition for city treas i Thursday on suspicion of insanity. weeks to make further investigation. Let us frame that picture of yours. Prices reasonable urer, and for police judge, A. L. Lea Schonewalde is a butcher and it is stat Th« only place to get Phonographs, with a written vitt has no avowed opposition although ed that he has considerable money and Our Responsibility Ends When You ere Satisfied guarantee for one year. A GOOD BUY T. F. Nicholas is being urged to make came in for the purpose of buying one of the shops in this city. He bad |200 Known as thsBuck Lak« ranch, loewtsd In Klam the run. ath county, Bills aersa. SOO acr-M timber sstlma'sd Registration fir the city election two days ago but there is nothing left of to run from 10 to li million fmt of timber, con closes April 1st, and nominating it, he seems to have thrown it away. sisting of ysllow pins, whit» pins and flr, SOO conventions take place a few He offered a man a ten dollar bill to go acres of grass and hay land. 1000 nerve of tule swamp. Small house and barn. Nine miles of weeks later, and the election occurs on get him a bottle of whiskey and told wire fence, barb wire. Seven nilloe of els wires May 4th. Uis absolutely necessary that him to keep the change. THE LEADING JEWELER and two miles of Hve wires. Swamp Is fed by •II who wish to vete st tlieelection have Frank Schonewalde arrived Sunday large springs raising on the ground of the plaee. About TOO acres can bo Irrigated and drained by a their names on the registration l>ook for ing from Spokane to take charge of hia Republican Block large flood sate. Price IIS.50 per acre. Title if the o|iinion of tlie city attorney ren father. They left on the morning stage Successor io R, rt. Boiler guaranteed. A key to the surrounding country dered last year is taken as a precedent for their home. Mr. Schonewalde ap which is quite a stock ceuntry. Thirty-flea mtiaa no votes can be sworn In on election peared to be alright thia morning, and east of Ashland andt wenty mlloe weet of Klamath day. Residents of the city who sre in- it is believed that the only trouble was Falla. terestsd in municipal affairs and have . too much whiskey. Addrsaa P. 0. Boa ltd. Ashland. Oregon. ACCUSED OF MURDER STORM DOES DAMAGE on the iaidy. It 1« lieileved that be Irft . tlie hotel that evening under engage ment to meet song- person. and was | waylaid and beatnn to death with a gun or cluli, and the body carrietl to the crvek, a half a mile away and thrown In. Allie Hamilton Wanted for Killing Wallendc Klamath Fall Should Have Fine Building WAS HERE LAST SUNDAY A STRUCTURE OF STONE He Slipped Away Quickly When He Heard He was Being Sought Would be Typical of the Greatness of this City and Countv Band Boys Nome Get Busy Will fleet April 6th The Klamath Oil Co. If I do not lead, why do others follow. Reliable Work, in all lines. New and Up-to-date High Grade Goods. ’ Reasonable Prices. Responsible Guarantee. Lastly, the money back, if you are not satisfied- G.Heitkemper,Jr. We Do Picture Framing We have just received a complete line of Picture Frames and Moulding Klamath Tails Furniture Bouse E. W. GILLETTE & CO.