KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
“Kale” a Great Dairy Crop
BONANZA
I Tennis Tcxirnainent
Begins
(From th* Bulktin)
Cocvaliia, Ore —Kale teoneof the beat
Today
talking crop» in Oregon When th» Oro-
Virgil Erwin will leave to morrow
F idru** 1 1 the Middle Pa ••lh’ Cham
gon Isswter want» to prove that Oregon
i» the heat dairv Mate in the I'tiion lie moinmg foi the iath<«ad with another pion*hip hminameni at»» lieing daily
poumG ot ho tier for rt»eviv»»«l hv Hm tMmiiulle»» in charge
lie, to t ilk Kali*. I'nless he know , shipment »»I 2
fo date i«*n entrivMi have l»e«»ii n*cei\c»l
th«*
baerauivntu
market.
what Kale will ii*> to the milk I. icket he
••The fanus in our countrv maintain from out*i«h» | hhii I s , ami there ar»* al-
has not qualified*« aboiMler. It iaoall-
readv enough e<»mp tit*-r* anteie»l to in
• I M.
ed the rtiouaau l-hooded Kale and the one dairy cow to the acre»"
sure
th«» suco-«« <4 the toiirmnu.iit
l.vttleof
H'liul'olt
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intv
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who
v
isitetl
botaniat know» it as Bias-i.-a clerace*.
Thoae «■ut,-reti l<> <Ut<< ar*t M<*u'.
thi« section last week. ”Of eour*t* the
but
it
is
the
plain
Kale
oi
four
letters
All < omnium, atione submllted lor pub. ..-ation in the columns of this jaipei-
The strange Nveruge aim» of th** fat ma is small, about Single» liem* t'DMihv. Oakland, i’.li-
will b. inserted only . ver the name of t
writer. No non de plume articles that doea the talking.
iii.!*-- I'.iw ne Bly, On-g*ui,
thing is that it ha, only lieen during the 4A acrea, and are veil » are«I (or. The fornia; <
will be published.
n. Dwtiv.
On-g. n ; ILO
K. K .«•utt
Sull« 11.
Dairy. <>i»»g*-ii;
laat two or three year, that it has had farmer» understand the soil» and soil
I
Wil»on, I I S»aiiiaiidt»r and W
fo-vda
nece**ar\
for
th«»
plants
and
1er-
an audience though it ta nearly thirty
Chambfr of Commerce Plans K .»math County Views For year, old in the Willamette valley. It tiliae intellic ntly. Th«»*«» farms are Harelav , of Klamath Agvncv . Will Mu
•on, C. E. WiddtHM, Burge Mason, W
has trikscl to talk all thoae vears but peo veritable gold mines Our vallev haa
Seattle Exposition
Increased Activity
8, Wilev, F. I. Ilumphiey ami D. B.
ab«*ut
th«»
area
of
Yonna
valley,
We
ple wouldn’t listen when it »o uht rec
An eToit will be male to get Tom
L. H. Hephenaon, oi Portland, i« in
lädier'
Campbell of Klamath Fall*.
oguiti >n. " We never heard it talk.” tbev have two bank* and thev pay «»lit to the
R char Ison, of the Portland Commer 1 e city »curing views for the <)rea«»n
Single* Mi* II G. W|l»on, Mi»s Mil
1
larmei*'-
each
month,
principally
(or
in-i,te*l, ”l*ack in low a an i New Y, rk.
cial Club, lo visit Kf.ntath Falls this b'liMitig at the Alaska-Yukon Ex«
died Wilson. Mis* E Ina M Miller* am!
Rack th "tv c >ws pro l ice mi k without hu* {«»1 tat. | I'ai.iMMi When thi* B<man«a
summer, and imbue the minds of the p »»¡lion. The Oregon building ia one of
Mio ('harlot!«»
Schullx,
Klamath
Kale and I g les, they w ill have to here.' t'ountrv h under irrigation, «lairving w ill
I«-.pie of this citv with some of his en- the largeat anil handaomeat state build-
tgvncy . Mu«a Evelyn \|q>lvgai«', Miss
I
h » the prin« ipnl occupation, simply be-
That it tradition. It took thirty years
tliusntsni. The Oh ttnh »r of Co n n ‘rce
«»n the grounds It if three times
I »uise Sargimt ami Mi»» Elsie Apple
for Kale to get an audience in tin« -tale L au**t» it will I e »he most profitable one.
l a- taken the matter up and Its« b*en the M/e and has three times the rto.»r I
1 \ml I venture to say that under dry ante. Klamath Fulls. Oregon«
ami live down tradition.
encouraged l.y promises of snppnrt f.ont »1 -uv ot the Orvg’*n building at the
\ nutnlrer of teams have la»»»n foi mvd
The dsirviuen of hew V rk uti le ■ farming thoee who ar»* milking h»r the
the business men.
I a is X Clark Fair.
will a view («» entering the double»*
aland wl.at green •uceulent husl mean jcicamerv. v-pecially if they have g«M*d
Secretary Dunbar states that since he
It I** the intention a( those in charge
1 «lair) td»H k, find that th»» («est paving event*, ami it is expect«*d (hut nearly
to the dairv . 1», ami tl * 1 budd e> «
mentioned the matter he has received oi lite Oivgon exhibit to give lectures
all > ’ thoM* entered in th«* singles* event ■
penaive sitoa. I>uv expensive machine v ami most * iti-lact«>i y busine-- thev have
als.ut ten new application- for member an<i c »l<»iel steroptii'in view* from
undertaken. No butter can excel v*»ura Will paitici|Mitv ill llo» doubles
and grow lerlditv robbing corn win.
ship and others of the committee have ev«*rv c uniy in the Mate. The nature
\ immlH*r ol those «»ntered bav»» had
they irrigate with their sweat, in oi.hr in quality.”
also received a large nuntlter. It is the oi the viea* will dejH»nd entirely on the
•'on'udeinblv e\|»erivnce in tournam*»nl
that the farmer iluring ihehrng w inlet
I'he IV nan/a Creamery Company has
l>o;>e of the Dire» tors ot the Chamber to county from ati ch thev are taken.
plav. Mr. Croahy has play»ni ’ll .1 num-
months max have an excuse for milking n«»w a steady ami de|K*ndable maikrt
take in lot) new meml>ers and with this Ttiv p irp »»e is t» secure those scenes
l»er ol th«» big tournament* held in ami
his cows. The Oregonian no -1’ n>.-v
loi its product in Sacramento. The com
showing it is lielieved that Mr. Richard which will l*est a tvertise the resources
pensive silos to remind the co* 01 tin* mission lu'use ha* Lighlv complimented around Oakland. California, ami iapuk
son wilt consent to come ami assist in a . oi the different f<x*tions **( the alate.
g.ski old summer time. Kale' V tliou«- th«» coiupan* on the n«»atnvsao( its ^»aek* ed by mam to win tlu» tournament.
lug celebrati ut.
Klamath Countv is wonderfully iivh
Mi Sw41 (zlamler of Klamath Agem v
and blearing, on the thou’an I he ide I ages and tbc quality ol the butter. But-
Krerv man from Klamath Fall? who in its diversity oi natural resources and
1* al*o a ven «trong ami dangeruii* play
Kale' It is makin.» Oreg >n Hi. ■reate-l tii quotation» continue low . and it is
visits Portland an I becomes »equa m twl «< uer\ ami a it h proper assist a rce irotn
He. like Mt Crosby i
probable that the pri« e of butter tat vi at all tune
dairy state in tile I non
with the work l<eing Jone by th«* luin
the |»eople
thi> countv. Klamath
an 1 xpenenev«! tournaimmt player.
When
grown
under
lax.ual.le
n
ndi
thia
month
will
not
exceed
I7
‘
v
cent?
’
,
ness men <■( that city, returns home fall sliotiM have the n»»wd interesting an«l
Mi. Wilet is one of the lies! play«*ri •»(
(iii freightage, c«»mmissions and cost oi
of enthusiasm and with a desire to help attractive view a o( any count) in the lions Kale will yield ♦> ton- per i.-re *>i
manuhu-tnr«» mu*t la» *l«»vluct<»«l from th«» th«» hw'al duh ami ha- |«artici|Mitai in
green
feed
and
its
chief
value
is
as
a
tn the good work here. It is only by state. It is Mr. Stephenson’» intention
gr )*••» receipts for the butter, but still the District of Columbia ami Middlt» At
going on the outside and seeing w hat to take 1 trip through all |mrts of the soiling crop during the fall and winter.
Splen lid results ate lieing secitre.1 by tlu» eompanv will distribute tlu* month lantic championship tournament» in the
oilier towns and communities arc doing county and secure views irom which the
fee ling Kale an I Vetch hav t-> d.m v *om«v
among tlu* farmers.
The ea»t.
that the people here realize the op bv«t will l»e selected to I h * used.
Mr. Wilson of kla«iiath Agency is a
cow» without any grain or mill lt*e.l. nuiid»er of cows are increasing, ami *ev
portunities thev are wasting in securing
Mr. Stephenson is not asking any
Dr. Withyconibe of the Agn iiltin.d oral large I e»da will tw» adde«l this sum brilliant player, um! Ins »trudine»» and
settlers for out kiiming di»t»ict. Other thing from the pe«»ple of this county,
h»ng r\perivnce «»n th«» court* muv win
College says that 15 pounds of Vet* h mer.
localities «in, f,
than one-third the hut it I- to their interest to see that h »
for him the title.
hay
ami
40
| m > uii 1« of Kale a .lav is pi at
Fret I \ inton ha* purc'ias<»«l th»* rrsi.
advanta j »• » i Klamath county are spend- does not uverkwUc any |«articularly goo I
Mrs«r* Campbell. Ma*«»n ami Wtd
ticallv a balanced ration for a dairv deuce properly of Wm. Bassett «»n Main
illg tw ie.- • as tuiich money and doing scene that wouki help advertise ;he
d«»v< ar»* alm very «tr«»ng ami ex|x-nenc
eow. Mr. W. 1 . Wilaon of Banks Or*
street, formerly occupied by Ii I
Kil-
tai. e :i« nt lb b u»'ik iti the advertising county, If there are any of the iaru-.er-
ed plaver* an I muv upset mime ••( tlie
g>>n, sav»
*1 receive,! »207 irom '4 gore. I’he price (mid was f.’a’O.
lino.
who have a nice bunch of cattle,
pre-mt calculations.
trows in the month of Deeeuilier an.! f*<|
H. F. Swingle and A C. Duncan re-
Tom I. hardso . i> reported as aayi ng. horses.
hogs
or
a
field
oi
O( the othei** entered very little is
them nothing but kale, turnips an I
turned Saturday from the railroad w lien* known, but may prov«»t<> b«»dark horst «.
m. I Klamath cunn- gram or altalla, they should ex-
that Kicmath Fa
vetch hay. The man who feeds chop
they had la»en with a bunch of mule*
■ral advantages to ten»! to Mr. >tephenson the courtesv of
tv has tv.: v
•< '
It is t*» I m » n giette»! that Mrs. Ge«»rgv
would have to make »2:47 to clear as
for shipment. Thev loaded KU head on Pratt will n«»t I m * her»* to *»articipate in
offer of
-. i .ty in tlo- state of Ore taking him to the scene and giving him
much as I do. I have not h^d a speck
the cars l*»r the Southern California the tournament. Mis. Pratt
gon. ‘ V I ' l.e says, ‘ »- ti l ave your all the information they can.
A Tea
I
I» KI hiu I
of mill feed in the barn all winter.”
market.
beauli .1
'. your rich valleys, your good scenes of homes on the farms
nth Falls'champion lady .. player, ^..1
and la
it I
Mr. Bvron Hunter of Corvallis ha-. 1-
lake«, tin. r, -cenerv, fishing, hunting would he appropriate.
was
g>
vatic
Iio|»rd
that
*he
could
I m » »« en
assistant agriculturist of the Bureau of
MERRILL
and hundreds of inducements which no
- —• < »<• ♦ ♦- -
m competition with th«» lady expert*
the Plant Industry, V. S. Departniem
other section has. What more do you
I Prom th* Record!
from llie Agency.
of
Agriculture,
male
a
special
study
of
want1* You have the longest main Lake County Mines Attracting
Play will commence promptly at U k)
the forage crops of Western Oregon, and
The lien Catholic church tn T.-r
street of auy city in the state, but the
Thursday
morning,
.Inly
Attention
in Bulletin No. 91 published jointly hv williger addition to Merrill is nearly o’clock,
trouble with your people is that they do
Thoae
who
are
not ready
The mines of (sake county are begin the Oregon »Experiment Ft tlion and the rvadx for the painter: and |Mi|»er hang 2nd.
not work together.”
t<> play when their matchra are railed
ning to attract considerable attention, I»e[iartn>ent of Agriculture, lias the er».
The people here are beginning to real
will In* promptly defaulted. iinlrs* pre-
and capital is becoming interested and : following to say about the Kale which
G. and P. K. Nh-rrill »old last week vioualy excuse*! by the referee. Thia
ize that they have tire best country on
will take a hold and develop some of the istimelv.
ten head of tw>» u-ar «»Id mule* to A T. action la m»vr»«ary owing to the fact^
the coast, but they are anxious to get I prospects. It is now more than two
I Methods of Rowing:- For fall and
Mr. I lichardso.-i tn come here and tell
Garnet», of Willow», t'al.
H. Mer that there are a numlier of pinyen en
I years since the first discoveries of gold winter use. kale i« usually -on in
rill drove them to the whipping point, tered Irmu out of town. Hence it 1»
them how to puli together in order to
1 were made in that sectioh, but still no drills on well prepared and drained sotl
build up the country. In talking with
I. B. Luther, who ha* earned the necessary that the tournament l»e run
| mine ha*« l«een opened up. Moat of the as soon after the 15 of March as the sea
the business men of this city you will
title of *‘«agv brush king” of Butte oft without nnv lagging.
g >»ds pro-peds are owned by sheepmen son will permit. This furnishes plants
crerk valley, is looking over the Mvr-
hear them remark that if the farms were
The big sterling silver howl challenge
and ranchers who arc not familiar with for transplanting in June and July
only settle.1 up what a great tiling it
rill valley and its many inducements for trophy ha* lieen received and i* now on
mining ar.d h ive held onto their claims, The land used for transplanting is well
would I m * for business, but they will
the home-builder.
exhibition nt McHatton'* jewelrv «tore
expecting that some one would make a manured and plowed two or three times
blame thia or that man for knocking
An attempted suicide occurred near The Indie*' first prixe will be u m»t of
rich strike and that thev con hl then dis- between the first of March and the first
the country and discouraging homere -k-
this city Tuesday morning.
George sterling u(t»»r dinner c«»ftee »p«on*: 2nd
pose of their possessions at a big price. of Jun». With the land in |s*rfect ti h
ers. and so refuse to do anything them
Dick, a well known resident of this prize, sterling l*on lw>n diah.
Ei rat
: >ince this has not t»een the case, some it is plowed again with a 12-ineh plow
selves. It is believed that a man like
section, took a generous »lose of pt fate, gentlemen*» »ingles, watch I- h;
of them are letting go now an I the pro aliout the first of June am! the jrottng
Mr. Richardson would I* able to start
strychnine
Previous to swallowing the 2«>d prix»», sterling match trny.
Tie
perties are passing into
kale plants drop|*ed into every third
the people oti the right plan of work,
practical mining men.
I furrow about 2*, to 5 feet apart.
Tliie drug, Mr. Dirk had gone to a neighbor'* prixe» in double* wi’l be purvhaaad a*
and once started right their is no doubt
This Spring a nnmber of capitaliste places about one plant on ev-ry square I-Hr ii, and upon discovery of hi» act he * mui as it is ascertained who are to play
as to the result.
and men of experience in mining have yard. The roots of the plant are u as immediately removed to hi» home in them* event*.
A social in planned for the evening of
visited that section and some ot them placed where the next furrow covers Dr Alex Patterson wa« hastily called
Will Ee a Big Tourist Year nave secured either leases or opti <>ns on them, leaving the tops uncovered. The and the patient w is soon pronounced luly 2nd in honor of the visiting plav
out of danger.
er». A musical program w ill I m - rvmlered
This will I* a l-ig year for tourists in | some of the best claims both at New plants that are plowed in during the
Messrs. -Mew art and Grigsby arrived and light refreshments will be servad.
Klamath County.
Many prominent i Pine Creek and at Phieb. One of the day in this wav are rolled in the even
people have already signified their in bn gw»t deals was consnrunuUe«! a few ing of the same day to pack the ground. via automobile from the Bay ci.y last «Among the artists who will assist 11 rr
Two or three cultivations are all that we« k and «pent several day» in thi* Mrs. D'H Zumwalt, Miss Applegate, k
tention of visiting Crater ljtke and »lays ago wi en the group of claims in
other part, of the country and every the Pine Creek district was leased tor can usually be given, forth» plants sill vicinity buying horses. They were alter Mi und Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Gatt»»,
day w ird is lieing received of some new i term of years, and the payment made s ’in touch in the row if they do well. - id lie horse», presumably f r the Mrn. M'Ugnn. Bov W .»Iker and M D
a« l-PSMi in cash
It is the opinion of And plants that fail togrow may be re army, although the gentlemen wire Wi lam*.
''ones being a.ldod to the list.
M ason &■ S lough
E. J. MURRAY. Editor
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nsnv mining n-en who have Dixie e placed by hand. Some growers prefer re*i<«ntas to the ultimate destination
Will G. Steel, <>f the Crater Lak>
LARGEST C AT ALCXs
They suc Klamath Baseballists and Root
horotigh
investigation of the die to plant the see*! in hills, and when the of their equine purchases.
Company, received a letter fr-irn Gov
ionucaih stoni
(Mean • at
tutor Chauit<erlain stating that he and trict that some day I alee County plants are large enough thin them to ceeded in obtaining quite a numu«*r of
Masi Order Maaae* , m
»o* «•*
tKa No*lk-,if
ers at Lakeview
Others put kale very g »<*1 horse* in this vicinity having
his family would visit the lake in Au will t>e known as a g«d«l producing sec- one plant in a hill.
ECONOMIZE THRO JONE5 < a«at««
GROCERIES
gust. Mr. Steel is ¡»life long friend ol tion. <>n one of the claim» near New- out just as cabbage is usually trans in ught about thirty head of J. Frank
H«4a|N
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Th»
Huyer» Guide
Klmiidlh I all* ha-t* ball teiim, bc
r > i •■i ■ aw j
The Adam* a* well a* a good many other* (*MinpHhii‘<l by a nniiil>er of router*,
>»« h *4 ««a Oab Su
the Governor and I a« la-en tri ing for Pine Creek a small stamp miil ha- l*-en planted. instead of plowing it in.
■-*• teiwlgf Maathly
PORTLAND. QU.
? MM*
years to get him to visit Crater fotke installed and will be operate«! during time of transplanting must In* deter
left M««n«lay for
luikevirw to take
At last bis efforts have been successful the summer. On many of the other mined by the size of the plants and lh.-
UPPER LAKE
part hi the uoneH <»n the Fourth. It is
and the ti-.vernor has consented to nro per ties shafts are l»eing sunk an«l th« condition of the land. If the land 1-
that ttii» <tly is anti ling to
Arthur Wakefield ami Peter Pelerete,
usual a»»e-«ment work is lieing done.
wet and subject to overt! >w the trans-
come.
l*akt»vi?w the M«ronge*i team it has
I planting may be delayed until dining the Is at builders, have l>eon helping ever imd, an<i ii KI»iiiBth Falla <loee not
It is lielieved that Congress will recog
July. If the land is well drained and John Totten get the Winema in «hai«- win that
nize the importance of the National
Congressman Sherman III
pur*«*, Lak -view will have
the plant« are large enough it may tie the la-t few days.
Park in Klamath County and will make
to play a proirt^iontl game. The Iwiyi
Cleveland, June 26—The illness of
THE LAND MAN
('apt.
Corbett,
of
the
Eagle,
has
j
ist
done before the fir-t of J one. In trar.s
w^x-.-.aAi
a suitable appropriation for its improve
and their supporter* are nil «• »n‘blent of
| Congressman James 8. Sherman, Re
planting, enough plants may Is- left for landed a 2D yard load of sand for I lie KiicceH*. Klamatli Full» ri‘iz«’n* have
ment next year.
An effort is lieing
publican nominee for Vice-President,
Toe rand came from Wood
1 a stand on the I and where the seedlings m is. n-
n.ade by Mr. Steel and others to get as
5 H GUIZZI.I:
geoeroiiwly coiitribiiie<l f22O toward
is still causing considerable alarm,
River ami is of gissl quality.
a re g ro w n.
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many of the prominent legislators and
KLAMATH I Al I A
List your land fof sale with this
|iaying the ex|N-n«r— • i the »rip (o| (he
-ince his removal to the lakeside Hos
high government officials to visit this
office; Wr have buyer* for ull
OKKOON
Mr. S 0 t ha|t|M-l has bought the troy».
pital from the residence of ex-Governor
Dies from Fractured Skull
scenic wonder a, possible, so that when
elaaaes of Klamath
County
laige li.'hter <.« ne l by Schallock A l*ag-
The following bo^t» con.iti'.ut? the
Herrick, he has had several intervals ot
Fllward Harris, who was brought to gett. He has had it repaired and will
the matter of an appropriation comet
property
Klamath team, two extra players being
I rest, but at times hie Con lition has as town from I/>ng Lake Wednesday with
up in Congre«s, they ran u*e their in*
U'e it i , transp.rting wood from Odessa taken along: Joe Ball, Je»» and Holly
sumeil a serious phase. Mr. Sherman’s a broken sknll, die I shortly after mid
tinence to increase the allowance.
I
lo thia place.
Sienena, Charlea and John M«w>re, Crew*
■ illness, which wa> at first diagnosed a« night. Harris, who was 27 years of age,
Governor Chamberlain is a busy man.
Work has Isen started on the big Ad I ranria, Kuper, S<an and Harry Ben
a billious attack, turned out to have was working with two other men in
The only acreage adjacent lo
but lie ha« promised to w -rk. for Crater
ams dredge. Messrs. Johnson A Fruit aon.
been caused by gallstones.
stringing a pri vale telephone line for J.
Klamath Falls for sale in small
Lake when hr- goes to the Senate, and
The Congressman is lieingattended by J. Whitcomb from hi’ plaes t > this cit y have charge of the work.
tracts. More than 11 aron1 of
it is for the purts.se of acquiring per
f»re. Allen and Carter, <,i Cleveland, and connecting with the I. >ng Jutke '»«■
Sunday's Excursion on Lake
lieople have secured altee for
sonal knowledge of trie scenery and the
and Or. George Boskowitz, of New- 111 ill.
Freak Colt at Lakeview
The first excuraion of the aeaaoti oi
homes.
needs of the Park, that he will take the
York. Or. Finney, who attended Me.
Abont 4 o'clock in the aftermsin,
A freak of nature in the shape of a 1 Upper Klamath Lake was given Hun
time to make this visit.
.'Iierman during an attack of the same while he was standing on a la Ider at
thrse-levgerl colt r an I* seen at The Ex ■ l.ty by the Steamer Winema. A crowd
Late information L m lieen received 1
j trouble in Washington last year, has ar taching a wire to a tree, he fell and
■mine, r.ffic
It was foaled on the from tlii» city went along and all en
from E. 11. Harriman stating that- he {
lire the beat Imya on (hr market
rived, having been summoned from struck on his head in the hard road.
E. WHITLOCK
ranr-li of 1» ('hander, of Drews Valley. joyed a moat delightful time. The day
will not arrive here until the latter part
Baltimore. Mrs. Sherman is at the His two companions at once brought
It livi d for nearly a day. It was unable was an ideal one arid the nxcuraioniata
of July. He ex|rects to spend a week
UNDERTAKER
' lie.!»i<le of her husband having come i • him to town where lie was ex- ‘
to feed it-elf arid was given too much ’«•« med to brr-atlr health in the cooling
or so at hi’ resort at Peli< an Bay liefore
I
AND EMBALMER
! from her home at I'tica immediately on amined by Dr. Hamilton, ft was found
cow's milk, with the result that it was breezes from the forest topped moun
he makes the trip to Crater Lake. Gif
! learning of his illness. With her is tier that his skull was fractured at the base.
lloliler
of IJcense No 211,
killed by colic. It is perfect in form, tains which Isrrder the lake on all
ford i’inchot, Chief of the Forestry de
son, Richard I’. Sherman, an instructor He remained unconscious ar d died at
except that it possesses only one leg in «idea. Tim Is.at arrived in Odessa at 12
partment, hits signifi.-1 his intention
KLAMATH FALLS.
OREGON
in Hamilton Colleg“, at Clinton, N. Y. about2:30 next morning.
THE LAND MAN
front, tlu- left fore leg is missing, (,'itv ' o'clock where dinner a ax served in the
of visiting
the lake this summer.
The deceased has only one brother, ,
big
ilaricing
pavilion
</uite
n
number
Recorder,
Snider
says
that
he
saw
a
John Sharp William«, Democratic lead
C. F. STONE
Has Klamath Falla a City Attorney? whose whereabouts are unknown. Ills
er of the house of representatives, is
twsly
was buried
in the Klamath similar deformity at Alturas some time ol touriats are already stopping nt the
ATTORNEY AT LAW
This is the question now lieing dis- Falls cemetery.
ago, and that the colt was then a yearl hotel mid the cottages, and Mrs. Grif
another prominent legislator who will
WILL A. LEONARD
! cti’-eiL Section 10 of Article 1 of the
OFFICE
OVER POSTOFFICE
ing, and may he alive now-, as it was ac fith states that accomrnrMt.itions have
\ isit Crater Lake. He is expected to
I city charier provide« that "No person
Bishop Robert I,. I'aJd-Mk, <»i the tive and perfectly health v and of normal
lecture at Medford, arid will take advan
been atked for for a large number dm
DENTIST
' shall he eligible to any office, elected or Eastern Oregon Dior» -» fifth»- F [.¡wropul size
I akeview Examiner .
ing this month. Indication, are tli.it
tage of this opportunity to visit the
appointed, in the corporation, who It:«« ch'irch, from Baker
ai II
vhit
Wlthrow-Mclhœ Hulld/ng
twice aa manv people will visit this r>
park.
not resided in the city of Klamath Fall- Klamath County ami will hold ervir« ■*
-oil
ttii
“
veai
thnn
ever
la-fore
<
W Milh-i of Portland, a ri'pir-o-nt
DR WM. MARTIN
for one ye.-u next preceding anch el in this city on Sunday, Inly 5, I • r
Hiv»‘ *1 lb«* <‘-»fi 1 1 in tion 1 oiiipari)
Population Rapidly Increasing ection or appointment."
will be I he Bishop'-» fii-l -,i it t»» (In
or n i is i
which 1*
building the railroad ytH«le
enator < has. W. Fulton, of Oregon,
lohn Irwin was appointed City At part of hi» diocese and it i- Iwheve I to
Klamath County’s ¡wquilation is in
a« r<>
th«' dyke,
w a
here Fnday.
may
get
n
place
in
fall
'a
cabinet,
in
case
creasing at the rate of five a day ae torney by Mayor Stilts a short time ago, be hie desire to mnet all membFi» of
ATTORNEY AND
He ma le n inspection of the work on the republican i Hiididale ie elected prea-
• ording to tiie li'cord of the tian«-por and ha« been acting in that capacity that denomination hi order to take some
his u iv in ¡«nd “ay ■ that everything n nient. The Washington Poet
CEUNSELOR
AT LAW
in
epic,
1
Mr.
Irwin
v
as
also
elected
a
director
ta Hon « uiipimi«**.
During the first
action in regard lo e»tabh»fiinv arhtir h
going along nicely 'in i that the work iilaling on proepts liie cabinet
KLAMATH I ALI.8, OREGON
changée
twentv <lays of this month the incom I of the Water I ser»' Association thia here*
from iio ' a on will he riched I«» com eaye :
¿500 Acres free
ROOMS 7 4 8. MURDOCK BLDG
ing pa*?“‘iig« 1 «*x<•• ''<kd by ]IM? those go 1 Spring from the Bonanza district. Laet
A niimi»er of the Im ai p»*«»pl»* have al
pletion.
•'Menntor Fulton has been a <• »nait 1 The Lakeside irompnny has 2PM) acres
ing out. It i the belief that in the next winker he taught school at Olene hut ready stated their wiiiingm*w^ to - >n-
Arriingi-inehlM are being perfected foi tent Tall boomer, anil the secretaiy of land under lie- Adams ditch that it
tli te uiontliz th»* a\erare increase will he always has made Klamath Fall» hie tribute generously toward the upport
will give RENT FREE for one year
the
K l.irnath District MethodiHt Minis likes him. I lie Pacific const will have
I
I»«* more than double thi* amount.
headquarters.
If
lie should claim of a church, and if the Bishop find* I hat
This Includes the use uf the land and
DR C. P. MASON
held at a sent somew heie around the cabinet water.
\s the tourist travel ha» barely begun I lli-rie as hi» home, it would dis-qualify the «upport will justify tl.eeatahli-ment h 11 tl \--« m iatioii meeting to
The renter must clear and
vet, it i* state I that this im rease is due him a City Attorney, and if he claim» of a church he undoubtedly w ill do w>. \dilHiid, Inly 71 h, Kth and Hlh. There tal le, ami the chance for Senator Ful place th«- land in cultivation. The rent
DENTIST
mainly ’ «th»» arrival of permanent set- Klamath Fall» as his home, there is a If parents «leeiroiis of having their chil will l»e quit»« a delegation of niiniaterH ton fot appointment as Attorney < .en er gets all the crop but we reserve the
Offiec In A.... riean Bank A Trust Com
right to piston* the »rubble. .
tiers. At the r*fte of 150 a month, it question as to what effect it would have dren biptiae«! will notify Mr. T. W. in attendan«e^rom all over the Klarn- crai or Heeretary id Labor end Com
patty’» Building
The Lakeside Company,
won’t take Klamath County 1«
to set on bi» position a. Director from the Eo Stephens, arrangeniHnt» ran !»«■ ma le dh Dt din t, and I bier R, W. Dunlap- merce are as pooil as am man who has
J Frank Adams, Manager,
I
PHONE U14
been
na
ned."
j
j for same during Bishop Paddock's viait. jvdl prstide <>ver the deliberations.
nanza district.
tle up«
Merrill. Oregon.
FRANK IRA WHITE
Enterprise Tracts
Mills Addition Lots
FRANK IRA WHITE
Klamath Falls, Oregon
c. C. BROWER
Office over Klamath County Bank
KIAMATHFAllS
OREGON
F