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Official Newspaper of Klamath County KLAMATH VOL. XIII. REPUBLICAN. Official Newspaper of Klamath County KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, APRIL 30, 1908. NO. 5 I 11 '............. .. KtirtU KlMH** (’ninimiiy, which I ibn Im The Mi Iritire freighting outfit* wid go Q AlilKI T OlHklO Completing Allotments DAIRY CITY AND COUNTY givivikf ¥«(ry rllhhnl through »lug«« »<-i* ■m the new In.« on the first <3 M . v, j Mil Wf N H N 11« N X view I m PukfgatiiA lut Ihr |»a«l few II I- White, the alloting agent at the C.Toliver went to Merrill Wednsedsy Hu* ii «»« i-wlleil the Dairy eorreapoml- Friday of this week. All arrangement» I 11 *" VIVI1V ent away laet week «o the Dairy letter on business. month*» ha* tu inviti»* ihr Klamath Agency, arrived in the city are now living marls for the transfer. 1 Ilf) L1IO I 9 81 H wan not aent in. tw«w th'hl and l*rginnlng on Muy lat will M uplay ai eonipamed by Ml» Whil . < ttlier te.irn.ter« wl'.o have lieen haulitig ! Ilf- HIX I fl IV I | H. V. Milehell and family are viait- la*gih Ihr o|N»rnliofi of i »lagr hur iron» Ili »peaking of the allotment work M . ing relative« at Aatiland. Frirfav the 17th, »»« what »om« pan- from Bray will continue hauling from | ■ IIBW fesllVV pie call a lively day in Dairy, Ni.me ftorris »« long aa thev can get ioii ! thia city to |K»rrfe to mak«» ceunection Il hit.' stated that he, ex|»ected to ci Wm. Gro»» and daughter, Mi«» |n>ra, were unusually friemll •ually friendly and willing to will» the California Northeantern traini, plete lhe roll thia year, and by thia Fall am in th« city from ftonariza. rer iqjnixe the li.. oilier fellow a« full bro- freight. rhe ilige will leave Klamath Fallii at every Indian will likely have his or tiler. We don't know about the brother Mia. W. E. Heehorn ha» gone to Buck part, but we do kn i* that sortie were I :«Mi p. m. ami will arrive at Teetora at lu-r laud, lie spent the greater part of laland to »|ien<l a waek with friend». Service Starts Friday full. We hope they aru aabairied of 5 o'cliM'k, The Incoming «tag«** will the Whiter compiling a sort of a history themnelve» and will vote the stuff out of G. R. Carlock proprietor of tin- Mer After May l»t the Oregon A California leave Morri* at 7 a. in and will arrive •>l tlie Indian» entitled to land» on the rill Itecor.l wa» in lii» city Natoni y on the country. Tranaportation Com|«ny will rnn the in thia city al II a m Th I* give* pat* Ke»-nation. While he found the work buaiiMMM. We Itairyite« hope to see tin- lime Hteamer Klamath and it» l«>at« tn a* to eenger* an away trip and an <»p|»orlunity tireaome it wa* never!Iiele»« inlereatlng, Mi»» Georgia White return«! Friday w ben our wives and children won't 1« In mt at iMrnx before coining through a« many ol tlie relationaliip« are compli- ing from an extended viait with friend- («-rmitted to hear such language as wa« c mnect at fb.rriw with th« trains over moil on Friday without hinderance the California Northea-tern. The boat One of Hu- principal obstruction» in The appropriation mail«' by t'ongreaa to thia city The fare either aay will cutml and humorous, ile found a num at Arforia and other Oregon pointe. from our |»-ai'e offh^trs. farave the will leave this city al 4 a. m. and viil le» I**. tier of ca»ea where girla married their lor the Improvement of I rater Lake boose out ami we are not apt to hear it. run to Teeters, where it will connect the path of tlie Clear Lake dam was re Mi»» Ji ««ie B|l>ee, daughter of George lieginning on May |f»lh the company , leplalber», in some inalarice« brother Biluw, of Fortland, receiver ol that land moved f ri.lay, when Francis J. Bowne Park la a direct elap at the Importance Now that nominations are ma with the stages which will arrive at Dor- will put on a double dally. Th»* tirai and »Isler were married, grandfathers office, i» viailing her friend, Mi»« Faye ol thia world wonder. A meaaley $k)k> real battle will begin, and no doubt ii» at U o’clock making connection with signed up hi* land to the Government. man led their gland-daughters, mothers Hogue. 1; Thia will be good new* to th« people of ■ome unexpected thing« will occur, lor one whole year. Puperinlendenl at age will leave Klamath Falla at 4 a. the outgoing train. married their sona-iiidaw, in fact, every m. and will arrive at |k>rrit at 7 ittH, i the Upper Project, for the Bowne tract, The Republican Lea-hpiarteir are now Nomination dont mean election every W. r Arrant had asked l-r »IO,HOO. The u.eoming train will arrive at Dor- ; embracing about 2,500 acre* of land, was making ‘'«»nne«Ti<»n with the morning kind ol combination imaginable has come open with Mr». Eva Bryant in charge. time. and confidently «x|M*cted to get tlila to light in compiling the trilail history. An electric «ign indicate» the place to all Drummer* galore have lieen in I’airy ria at 4 p. ni. ano the stage« will leave ! one of the important factor* in the way aura aa the becrrlary of lb« Interior train. The i4*«*ond »tag* will leave at for Teeters immediately upon its arrival 11 ot beginning work on the Upper Project. I the past week. Mr. Wlole say» he find» it very difficult the faithful. I U> p m a* above itale I 'l he Ural in elated alien here that he WM favorable making connection with the boat and 1 Ax a matter of fai t if Mr. Bowne hail rm to get tlie records straight lor in very coming at age will leave Morrit al 4. p. Cha». Mi-Cumber is just ready to be ( unstable John Huglies at D*irris has to a larae appropriation to Improve the few i a«e» the i-liililren go by tlie mime , notified the authorities here to be on the gin »owing grain ami will pul in a g'xxl arriving in this city at 7:30 p. m. in. t iinm»'<liatvly after lhe arrival of the fuaeil to aigri up bis land all hope for the park. Mr. Arrant haa made ealeiisive acre. ge. This leaves only 12 miles of staging to ’ commencement of work this year on the an*l will rearli thia city al 7 30 p ol their lather, lull asaunie name* of lookout lor three Divgoe« who stole a plans lor tbi* year, hut theamallaeaa ot train. «nit of clothe* and a windier >■( oilier Henry Ntoeh»ler finished seeding 110 reach this city and give» incoming pa» | Clear lake dam would have been dis in. The second atage Will Ivave al 7, a. their own, and »gain, il lhe parent» are aiticle» at Ikirris. tli« appropriation knocks all ot Ina plane in, a« a I mh «* alateti. Thia double daily acres on Thursday. »eager» a Imat ride of 21) miles, enabling sipated. ■ Irad it ia a hard matter to induce the Into a rocked hat. and all hr can do I, xervice will give all (MUiaengeni an op- Will G. Steel »late« that lie lia* not Jo^Nmitli ha» finished clearing the 40 them to s«-e many ol the features of tlie Indian» to «|i«ak the name ol the de Tbi* is tlie most important transa. ti.in yet completed tii* olaii* lor the Summer acre» he boughtot Thoma» Mitcnael and to make a very lew of the most needed I* >r t«IniIy to remain over night in Morria come through without any delay ceased a» they have a »upersUtiousdread at ( rater lalke, and he 1» not readv to has it »own to wheat, ft makes a diff country that can only lie seen by a tiip ’ since the Government entered this field. minor improvements. Dio appruprl orto the water. on w hataoever. of s|H-»kiiig the name ol a dead Imliao. «ay at tide lime what Improvements hia erence when a man buy« land to make a It mean» that every effort will be put ■ lion last year was $7312, and why It Il 1» »up|«i»ed among them that it is ' company will make this «eason. home. Npeculators dont improve land forth by the Reclamation people to be- la i ut down at> tide vear la a tiling tT.el sure to cause bad lock to the one who W. A. Delsel. C'shicr of the First . aa a role. Hot Time at Merrill 1 gin work this year on tlie Upper Pro Keno Items Klamath cannot understand llir «lieak« the name. This fact has caused National B«uk, mtu«m-<l home Friday Nome of the neighbor I my» ay there ject. That there yet remains a bare pos amouut appropriated leaves $l<a>> with A baby girl hax arrive«I at lhe lioine a great deal of (rouble m compiling tlie rieuing from Portland, where lie has are plenty of fine big trout to be bail for from Guy Merrill is in the city sibility that this will not lie done is which to build road« to maintain those • *f llev. and .Mr*. Crecay, , been at tend ing a meeting of the Mason«, Merrill on land busine»«. He say» a lhe taking at trout creek. roll of the Indians wliiKare entitled to admitted, but prospects were never already built and to pay for all <*l the Mr*. Fold, lira lleeder and Mr*. allutmefit». However, Mr. White now and doing some boosting for Klamath. warm meeting ocenred at Merrill last Mi»« Rosa Beck ami two Mi»s Co- ( incidental improvements that must 1» I’ ik .I, who have l>r*n wick, are all im ha« the work completed to» point where The patron* of the telephone office burn» were trailing in Dairy Thuraday. Friday night. Alx ut ten of the parties brighter. proving. A difference over the »mount of money made each year will be sorry to leam that Misses Etta liu know» all ol the representative fami P. II. Gray went to Klamath Falls interestevl in the right of way for tbe that should tie paid ha» been the cause The plans lor this year Included the i <>n Mnntlay Mavv Font took .Mra. Can lies that have lix'«--l on the Reservation Smart and Edna Houston have resigned. Friday. Adams canal met with Mr. Adams iu «olii»* «»I tier houaehold gorxla to billtiting <>l a wagon roa I around the and the town hall for the pur|M>«e of effect 1 ot the hold-up in the signing up of the Mrrrillwhrre ehe will rexidv for a and can readily tell il the applicant for Mia* Smart goes to Merrill and the lava Phil Oden laid in a g’««l »tipply of lake but this will have to go until more while, beds fur a short trip ing a compromise. The Adams canal Bowne tract, but both sides made big provisions .Mimday. an allotment 1» entitled to one. Anoth money is available. Tire $1000 will be was built several years ago when it was concessions and the deal was closed to The steamer Klamath ia being paint Olnri Sly hax Ixnight the John tirafha er thing I list baa complicated matters P. H. Gray brought bi» stock from ei|i«nded in running a cable along llir ' ranch fur |32OW. Tuia n an excellent greatly is that until the Indiana were ed Isilh inside and out»lde. All of tin Poe Valley today Monday, and will lie not realized that Klamath county lamia day. According to the plan» of the Recla trail down to 1)1« waler and in building pur« haxe aa the railroad will pax» taken in charge by the Government machinery ha» lieen thoroughly over gin plowing at once. would soon lie valuable. There is a mation Service the South Branch of the hauled and when tbe lioat again goes in through lhe center ol it. The right ol roads to Garfield and Applegate peaks. Albert Burdorf oue of our pros- stretch of approximately two miles of main canal will receive a great deal of a ay hax already fen-n piirchaeed bv (he marriage was merely a matter of < xmi - to the water it will have every appear The small appropriation will cut short company. the cans! for which no right of way was |M-rous young l-aclielor farmer« dries hi* veuienca, and the records show that in ance of lieiug entirely new. the campaign of improvetpj<nl aa the meat on his wire fence and say» it works secured and the matter is still pending. attention this -Summer. It ha» not been many case» a man would marry several The High School base ball team went II. Snowg>M"«e received a package la«t all right. fund la not au file lent to carry out the I At the meeting Mr. Adams offered to learned if the Hecretary of the Interior Monday upon hi* return from the Falla women slid the women as many men. go to the Klamath Agency today to approved the bids on the main canal things under consideration. that «urprixrd him ami gave him a This practice was «topped by the Gov play bail with the Indians. They also Wm. Ehrmann brought a load of pay the interested parties $20 per acre, that were submitted, bat tbi.« will not Already steps are lining taken low arils great «leal ol pleasure The package ernment and now the ludian who wants exjiecl to go to Fort Klamath to play the good» for Dairy-Monday. but those owning the lands want $40. * stop the work on thia branch of the sys securing an additional allowance for , contained a tinner** emblem eent him a divorce must secure Jlie same by team at that place, 'lliese will lie the Louis Sterzl took two loads of oats to The arguments liecame more heated as tem this season. If he does not approve team's first gami*ao( the season. by hit huye who are eng Aged in mining Crater Lak« National Park. Will G. al Rawhide, Xev. The emblem conaiata mean» of litigation. Klamath Falls today ami will bring a the meeting progressed and at times it the bids the work will be done by force Sheriff Ola-nchain ba* received word Steel arrived In the city Tuesday, and of r «hovel and i»ick and at the end of Mr. Willie state« that in compiling that a man with a horse stolen at Monta load of merchandise for ft. P. Sedge. seemed that a general mix up was in- . account. This is evidenced by the fact he was very much disapfsiintvd when the »hovel handle there ix a windlaex his records be made a tborougli exam- evitable. No compromise was reached, gue was thought to he headed this way. lie learned that the appropriation lor and chain which ia fa»ten»*d to a buc inatiou of lhe census rolls for the past Th« horse is a gray mare, branded with but the matter will go into the courts at that the Government is now advertising I hr »hovel la inaile ol gold taken Fills Two Vacancies Crater lake Park was but »:*Kkt, and ket. once if the present plans are carried out. for bids on three schedules of the lat an inverted “ y" on th*- Nft shoulder from llir “Rawhide Queen,** a mine fourteen year«, ami lie finds that lor a lie at once liegan to take stepa which owned by the Mm>wg<>oxr U»y*. On the time tlie Indiana were decreasing in and will weigh aliout likki |tounds. It will be remembered that when tbe i erals tributary to the South Branch. .Electing councilmen to fill the exiti may result in an additional allowance. front uf the «hovel ix inserii***! “Raw* numbers, but that in recent year« they < lovernrnent purv-liased the Adams canal The call for the bids was i»»ned today. ng vacancies due to the death of I)r. G. Mr. Mid Mrs. W. A. Wright will leave The three schedules comprise about Alter consulting with a num I st of the hide, Nevada** and on (be lan k ol H ia liaie l-een on the in«reaa«< He discov- Friday morning (orNeatlle to visit re I a W. Maxton and the resignation of Conn- $7000 was held back tending the settle five anil a half miles of laterals and the hi* name. live» ior a few wreck». They will I m - representative citisens in regard to the 1 ereil in examining tlie rolls that fre- accompanied home by Carl who has c.liuan Fred Schallock was the most im- ment of this right of way. excavation of about 25,000 cubic yards of matter he illspat« t*e.I lb» following tele- < |«irtant busine*» transacted at tbe meet- <K» "W — W «1 AM 4 a .I»AI i W.O ltll X« —L -—* >w.. l I cm . »(«• " nns. lu» . rr-r Ti iiwlsi »mi.■ — *- War dirt. The bidder rnav bid upon a single -■ ** p gram 1 dropped and there would la* no trace of sustained in a runaway last Winter. rrmrnTrt nets ymron n i Hi t m1 u t upim sms For many years I have prayed daily convened in special se«-ion. Marion How. W. C. Ili« 1 st, him whatever, Alti-r studying over this combination of them. The bid must be Attorney Pierce Evans ha* returned that there would be no more war. no Hanks, of the Third ward, was elected The last will and testament of the late Washington, DC. matter (or a long time lie found that the from Xan Francisco where he ha« oeen accompanied by $100 for each schedule Crater Lake appropriation cut to' more luirbarioua slaughtering our fel Indians were in the habit ol changing for the past four week« with Mr». Ivans to fill the former vacancy (and C. B. William R. Thomi-son, of Coles Valley, | as a guarantee that the bid will not be low -beings; prayed that all the peoplee Crisler, of lhe Second ward the latter. disposing of his estate value*! at $X0,- ; three thousand dollars. Gnu load in their name» whenever the fancy »truck who ha» lieen quiteaiek. She will nut withdrawn. The contractor must begin Rainier I'ark gets IM tv thousand. Cra on the earth and all the islands of the them. Tin» added another complication return home until her condition is furth Councilman Nchallock did not tender his (MIO ha* been admitted to probate in the work within thirty days after the sign er improved. sea have OM God, one Mind; luve God resignation until the business of the County Court of Ikiuglas County. The ter Lake needs lit tv thousand People j to the compiling <>f the allotment roll. ing of the contract ami the work must supremely, and love their neighbors ns Zim »nd Robert Baldwin left Frida) decease! was an uncle of Postmaster: her« indignant. No lar a« can lie determined at this time nmming for the Klamath Agency where evening was finished. be completed by October 15tb, 190x. The newly appoints*! councilmen will K. A. Eminitt of this city and as one of i W ill G. Mm, Pres. Crater latke Co. themselves. there are al«'ut ItlOU Indian» who are they have a large plumbing contract on The fact that the Government is ask National disagreements can. and entitled to allotment», and all but aliout the new school buildings. It will take hold office until after the city election the heirs Mr. Einmitt will receive the ■ ^ytrvav L. Bsvaow, Circuit Judge. ing for these bide at this time and re should tie, arbitrated wisely, fairly; .'Uki of these have received their lands. them about two months to complete the when their successors will be selected. sum of |(kk)0. The bulk of the fortune ' II. Nr. Gsouos Risnor, Mayor. quires the completion of tbe work this job. The term of Councilman Nchallock would goes to Miss Rose Emmitt, a niece of I and fully settled. Nil «» I I hkvi 11 vix, Sheriff Mo«t of them have received agricultural Fall gives assurance that the South It ia unquestionable, however, that land», but when there are several in a F. A. Autenrieth, of the Klamath have expired in June of this year, and tbe deceased and a s.ster of Mr. Emmitt Branch as advertised for will be con II. A. I»i xnan, Secretary of the Client- tier ol Commerce. • at thia hour the armament of navies is tamily no ubjcclinn is made it some ol Falla Transportation Company, ia now the convention nominees fur this office who resiJe* at Vmpqne. Her share of stationed at Dorris. This company ha« ore Nilas Obenchain and Henry Boivin. the estate is about $34.01)0. Mt. Emmitt structed, and water will las delivered to Mr. Nteol, like many ■•there, cannot necessary for the purpose of prevent them select timber land*. a large area in the Summer of 1909. already had several carloads of freight understand the reason for so small an ing war and preserving peace among Ill ol the land*have not yet been »ur- shippisl to the new- terminal and is mak- The tertn of lhe late Dr. Maston would will receive $1000 as his inheritance The plans of the Service for this year allowance when Nocretary Garfield »»• nations. have expired until June 19D9, but and which was bequeathed to his ; not vcyisl, ‘ ut the engineer doing the work ing arrangement» lor the establishment M ahy B aker G. E ddy . ol warehouse« and stables for the team his successor must lie elected at the mother. Thirty nieces and nephews of provide for work on as extensive lines so enthusiastic over the park and told will arrive shortly and will at once sters. All of the freight shipped to as the appropriation will permit. Niiperintemlant Arant to u«k for an at> coming election amt Mr. Hank* will ‘ the deceased each receive $1000 accord complete lhe work IXirris so (ar was brought in by the con doubtless lie elected to succeed himself; ing to tbe terms of the will. pmpriation large enough to enable him st action train, but tue regular freight A Rare Bargain Io carry out Ida plan of improvement. All business was cleared up except the To the Electors of service will begin on the first. 2,321) acres in warm Iselt of Siskiyou; Mr. Arant was m*«!e»t In hie demand dray license which was again laid over. Will Build Big Temple Grand Ball at Keno Klamath County II. N. Whiteline, who has conducted Geo. R. Hum was granted a building and asked for only ||I>,MK>, and he was 5 miles from R. II. station. SOO acres Klamath Falla will have a Maeonic a dairy (or some time, has sold his milch farming land, balance pasture and well The Keno Band will give a grand Gentlemen:— allowed lees than one third of this watered for stock. The best sheep |iermit for his new brick block. C. D. cows, thirtv-tive head, to John S "-hook, temple, a building that will be a credit Having received the nomination of who will milk for the Bonanza creamery. Willson and E. H. DuFault were granted ball at Keno Friday evening. May 29. It amount. Mr Ntevl thinks II th« tinis* ranch in northern California. 50 head will be the best of all and you must not to that grand order and to thie growing The cows will I* delivered to Mr. Shook is not loo short lie will Im successful in of cattle. 10 head of horses and all ag liquor licenses, and the «um of $133.33 miss it. WAIT! WATCH:! LISTEN!!!1 the Republican party for the office of «■it y. At it meeting held Monday night on tbe first with the exception of five sheriff, I wish to express my apprecia having lhe original allowance at least ricultural implements go with same and due to Geo. Biehn on the unused price ia only $5 25 per acre. $XtXM) cash initiatory «tep« were taken toward» the head which Mr. Whiteline retains in or tion of your efforts in my behalf. I feel doubled. and Im lance long term mortgage 7 fier election of a le-autiful brick atrueturc der to finish Ids milk contract with the lii-eiise for the Klamath Bar was ordered J. P. Bonham, of the Binger Sewing ■ the more grateful, knowing as I do. cent takes it. All fenced and has com on the corner of Main and Fifth ■treeta. Government Farmers throughout the refunded. Harriet Bros, were present Machine agency, is at Dorris selling that it was the people without any po- county are beginning to realize that and asked the Council for an exclusive sewing machines and phonographs. fortable t> room house and three large Will Stage From Dorris itical combination, who have so honored barns. Old age and Iosa of wife impels The corner lot, with a aixty foot front there is money in milking for a cream franchise for a music house and theatre. Traveler* to and fr<»m Klmnalh Kall* owner to sell. He haa cleared 20 per age on Main Street, has lax-n pur "hawed ery and many of them are engaging in W. A. Wright haa l*en making a me. I extend to each of you personally The reipiest was denier! a.« there is an Hill have the Irenoflt <»i com petit ion over cent net for years on same. Address. by the Maeona from Judge I.. F. Willila the business. number of improvements on his pro my thanks for your efforts and confi ordinance governing such matters. perty in Eaat Klamath Falls. The dence in me. the lira line ax toon aa lhe l>«»rri* *rr« Frank W. Hooper, at |150 pet front foot. Complete plana Beginning on the tirat of May it will Councilman A. ('astel was elected pres bouse lias In-ell remodeled and thorough Respectfully yours, vice K00" into effect. The McIntire* 5 21* Box 1X4. Yreka. Cal. for the building have not Ix-en decided juat take twenty-four hour» to go from I W. B. Barnes. ident of the Council to fill the vacancy ly renova teii. upon, but it ia nnderalood that the build Klamath Falla to Fortland. The Ore I created by the death of President Mas- ing w ill eoat not lean than |2o,000, and gon A California Transportation Com ton. Dr. Geo. H. Merryman was ap- that work ia to begin juat aa toon aa the pany haa l>een notitleil by the Southern l«iinted health officer. This position Our Responsibility Ends When You are Satisfied plana can I h > made and the material ae- Pacific Ofllcal» that on next Friday at X had also lieen tilled by the late Dr. etired. It ia the intention of the Ma- o'clock a. in. the tint regular train will Maston. aonic order to complete the building thia have Dorris and that it will connect The Third ward is now «»presented in Hummer. The building will lie either with No. Ill at Weed. The train for tlie city government by two appointed two or three atoriea, and one of theae Dorria w ill leave Weed immediately up councilmen, the Second by one elected floora will be uaed aa a halge hall. The on the arrival of No. 111. This daily ser- and one appointed and the First by two lower fluor will lie rent««! (or huaineaa vice will lie the best that Klamath Falls | elected. houaea. The exact amount that will be lias ever had for one can leave here at i>x|a*nded on the building liai not laxm | I o'clock a. m. and get to Portland early A few good reasons for my success in the definitely aettlexl, but it baa been dix idtsl the next morning, making the trip in I Freight Coming by Dorris that a building that will lie modern in Jewelry Business- juat twenty-four hours. Freight for Klamath Falls is being in every reapeet and will be one of the shipped to Dorri». Heretofore only rail beat in the city la to lie built. road freight has lieen shipped in, but Notice ot Sheriff’» Sale Sunday morning the construction train By virtiin» of an execution anti order of *aie duly pulled in and left three carloads of Cottages For Sale iaauod by the Clerk of thr Circuit Court of K lam- freight consigned to Klamath Falls on Cottage No. 1. A neat seven room •th County, State of Ornron dateti the 2?th day of tlm side track. The shipments were April, 19iW. in »certain forarkamro»uit in the Cir cottage; closet, toilet and bath; piped for hot and cold water; sightly location, . cuit Court for the »aid county and »tate wherein loaded unto wagons from the cars as Is now on its way corner lot; good wood »heo; price |2lXH); Klamath County Bank, a corporation a« plaintiff there is as yet nudepot nt Dorris. Some terms, SltMIt) cash; balance in three, recovered judgment atrain»t P. B. Southworth and of the uuiierishable goods were pilei! up Alice Southworth fur the aum of eiaht hundred for the years. thirty »even dollar« and flfly cento(9*37.80) and near the railroad awaiting the arrival of Cottage No. 2. A six room cottage ' cxm U i and diaburaemeuto taxed at -ixteen dollar» with closet, toilet and bath; good wood j and forty rent»<|16 40» on the 29th day of January wagons to transport it to this city. All freight along the line is now being shed; price, $1500; terms. »500 eash, i 1*0*. balance in three years. brought to Dorris for distribution. There Notice h herby Riven that I will on the 30th «lay Cottage No. 3. Same as No. 2, ex | of May. 190«, at the front door of the court hou>»v is no regular train service. Imt the con cept as to locaction; price, »1000, terms. in Klamath Fud«. in the »aid county at 1 o'clock in struction train brings in all freight for Jiioo cash, balance in three years. the afternoon of the »aid day. sell at publk auc Doi i is and points beyond. The regular The only place to get Phonographs, with a written Cottage No 4. A plain four room tion to the hiyhe»t bidder for cash, th«1 following service according to all plans will la- guarantee for one year. cottage with large kitchen cabinet,sink described property to wit: Lota 7. H, 9 and 10 of and city water in kitchen; price, »750; section 34, wH of »w‘», »w\ of sw1«. and lots 4, established on the first and from that terms.|$;!50 cash.balance in three years. 8 and 6 of section ‘15, township V. south of range 7 time on Imtli freight and passengers will Cottages No.5 and No. 6. Similar to east of Willamette Meridian. Also lot 2 of •<«c- lie bronghrtn the new terminal point. tion 3. and lots 8 ami 6 of section 2. tp 37 a. r. 7 No. 4. Pries and terms the same. Through freight arriving at Dorris will of Willamette Meridian, in Klamath county, An abstract of title furnished with •'ttfit Oregon, taken and levied upon as the property of lie brought on to this city by the Mc each. the «aid P. R South worth and Alice South worth, Intire Transportation Company and will MASON Ä SLOUGH or sumach thereof as may be necessary to satisfy lie delivered at the store door or ware THE LEADING JEWELER the said judfment in favor of Klamath County house before it passes out of the hands Rank a*ainat said P B Southworth and Alice Seed Potatoes Republican Block «Southworth with interest (hereon, together with of the Southern Pacific. LocaLJreight For Sale -7,000 pounds of Early Ver all costs and disbursements that have or may can lie billed to Dorris and from there it can lie brought to this city by any mont Med potatoes. These potato«» accrue. Obenchaln. Sheriff. teamster or by any company having an took the premium at the last county Dateti at Klamath SUan IVe are as anxious to please you as you are to be pleased FalK Oiecon. April 27, 1W«, I fair. Call at Burrsll Short ». 4-231 f order for th* same. «-MMÌ APPROPRIATION FOR CRATER LAKE Congress Cuts Down Su- perintendents Estimate to a Paltry $3000 This Action Raises Hopes for Construction of Cleat Lake Dam // / do not lead, why do of hers 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.Heitkeinper,.lr. Furniture Klamath Tails Furniture bouse Opp. American Hotel Leggett Springs Ostermoor Mattresses Picture Framing