Image provided by: Klamath County Museums; Klamath Falls, OR
About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1908)
KLAMATH Official Newspaper of Klamath County VOL. XIII ------ —---------------- -- Official Newspaper REPUBLICAN. of Klamath County KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, NOVEMBER 12, 1908. NO. 33 « Hl ale Alubama Arkansa» 1'allfurnla CoIm ado . . . Cull til'd l< Ill Ilolaani n . . . Florida . . .,, Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa .............. Katissa Kentucky . I.uulslaiiu . . . Maine Maryland . Muusin husetls Michigan . . , , MI ii iii-sot u Mississippi . Missouri . . . . Montana .... Nebraska Nevada New llampshlie New Jersey New Yutk Kort Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon............ Pennsylvmila Rhode Island Mouth Carolina Mouth Dakota Tentittänee Texas ............ (tali Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming llrynn ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ have already dug theli potatoaa, b it will buy his stove at hom» as he A It INK ,%< < «»( N'T PINE tiltot E MiWH. ♦ th< .nr.. this y<ar. iuohi p«-> I should have dune at flrst. ♦ FOR lot It « IflLDKEN. ♦ Tlie weather Is fin« nml as the bi, |>|,'Uli,. fi,I (hell ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦ 1'1' Will II.IV. No statement made by th« Repub ground Is ju«t right many of lb» far PLEVNA NEWH. • CITY HltlEFH. U. E Reeder and wife were up from Keno thia week 11 The lican since It has |«a»s»*«l under Its The Pl'.-vna school opened this year mers are busy plowing A H. Naftxger return««! Tuesday Work oil the Millet ci'-ck bridge prenent management has aroused with a larger attendance than It ban evening from San Francisco. 9 hus a such interest as that manifested In | Is progressing with all possible speed. Ing their Hues In many pla< >-i i» Vinson broth« i < have their reser our announcement last week that we known for several terms E L. and E II. Moore were In the Mr Fred Beck Is going to build voir ubout completed b 1« necessary to put In new poles. The boys are very enthusiastic ov wanted to start a bunk account for city from Poe Valley this week. Alf<<-d and Ham Varner are lower- it »h«d or* the north »Id«* of his barn. 7 Mr. Phillips Is I'Hiklng after the every l.oy and girl In this county. er a game of ball which Is now in V. G. Hughes of B««ltle!d r«glstsr«d lug the hill near the Arant ranch Mr Will Welch, who is making i county mad In «ini' vicinity. Most of It Is amazement, and Incredul progress during intermissions. J It Heaton ba- purchased a team ity. for few people really believe that at the American Hotel this week. & They are scraping the lop off ihe hill ■ uew Improvements on his plare. 1« «■f .1. young Friday afternoon, October 30th, horse» • '» its • In Improving i we actually give one dollar in cash ¡buying shakes from Mr. Karl Adams Ihls homestead. O A Engle, of Fort Klamath, left IS and making a fill at the bottom and furnish the bank for future sav- was spent In grubbing and burning .Mr Mack and Mr Icenblca ui e lor - |*o build a amok«* liotiv Il Is reported will Ings Bui thls Is exactly what we sag«.» brush around the school build Tuesday ruorning for the railroad. Mr nml Mrs. Walter Simpson, of witter his sfoik do. If you pay for your paper one ing glug sagebrush on the former's mtu'li BORN Tuesday morning. Novern- Work on the •till year In advance we will place to your Short Is constructing llnndou, Oregon, will spend the wlu- I progressing Mr. John A IS her 10. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. The <th and 7th grades have be«-n nicely credit In the Flrat Trust and Havings u new lion»«* on the furm he recently >«*r In Yonuu Vnll>-y. 13 The full sown grain Is all up and Bank of this city one dollar. The modeling South America during spare Irwin, a SOB. Mr niul Mrs Booth from Grants growing which will Insure a i go«al bank will Issue you a bank book moments, as supplemental work In |iurclias«-d known us the Durkey |U Mrs. D. M. Griffith, John Grlfllih l*u»s have been visiting at the home i crop next season showing the detxrslt and with It will geography. The view of the river 13 ranch. and Mr and Mrs. J. D. Hurt were Some yelled for Taft; furnish you u small rnetal savings » Th« |>otato crop of this region Is ot Mr D Y Gray They left Frida) from the school Is beautiful. Some yelled for Bryan; down from Odessa Monday. bank, In which can be placed the for their home nearly all Unvested (»them yelled — graft. 11 ; nickels and dimes that your little i I A. Brentner Is plowing some how- W. A. Guthrie, ot Page County, Others yelled Ilk« a Hon 3 « John Darroch, who»«- father Is tlie Mr Will Logui- is helping with th» ¡one receives from you and their •drys. While we have all of us been yelling Iowa, has purebgs -d the Jas M Pat- lartu work ut Mrs N 8 Drew's ranch foreman of th« Ankeny ram h. Is at I« Mr. Sevlts, the chairman of the terson ranch of 160 acres In I Ing for government Irrigation. But friends. These are taken to the bank Langell Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kirkpatrick of now that election Is past and govern and u4de«J to the dollar we have plac- tending our school. I 4 school board. Is hauling hay this Valley. Mr. Guthrie, wife led there to your credit. and ion tin» Miss Bessie Icenlihe started to Fort Klamath, are visiting relatives ment Irrigation is here we must find II The question has been asked, ••For week. left Tuesday for their home and will something «Ise to yell for. l<> sclioid here Monday to review the In the valley this week whom can we have this deposit November 3d the Plevna school return here In the spring. Ilaby Driscoll Is growing like a Mr Jacob Itueck, who came back eighth grade IS ! weed and now weighs 15 pounds. made?" You can have it made for boys went bunting and were quite Mr. J. O. I ’ ool, Oleno's popular 'from Kluuiath Falls last Hun«lay. W. H. Thoon and wife arrived in anyone you like. All you have to do I which la remarkable for one of hl« Is to pay your subscription one year ■ successful. the city Monday and left the next X blacksmith, Is very III with pneumon ' brought back with him the doors and age. Clifford Sevlts is the school li In advance and we will Issue an or The potato crop Is below me morning for Lake view. Mr. Thoon 3 ia Dr Johnson ot Bonanza, has been slndown for th« n*-w addition to th«- ••rag« here this season owing to av- der on the bank, which on presenta brarian. dry j Hildebrand school house. He also ■ ailed four lint«» Is a government examiner of surveys tion will entitle you to the deposit of 4 weather Our teacher Is now reading “The Miss Myrtle Mills, one of the pop 'brought the new library h«x>ks. and is going to Lake County to make In ord«?r to encourage A sportsman in this section K!- one dollar. 13 the young people to save their money Boat Club" mornings and noons. In an examination of the surveys of the Mr Arthur If. Noyes, who hns been ular “ hello ” girls of Klamath Full«, complitffaed a dlffl« till thing last week . 39 by «hooting ut a goose and killing a and add it to the original deposit we which we ar« ail intensely Interest II has returned to her home near Pin«* I sts) Ing In Yunna Valley, left for Hau mud hen. A h he does not relish uo- make for them, we have made the ed; and as soon as It is finished she I lands of the Oregon Valley Iatnd com ' Francisco where u« hus s«*cur«*d a Grove The many patrons mis» her 4 rule that they cannot draw our dol- will commence "The Making of An pany. torlety we will spare his name. jMisttion ns electrician at 3125 per pleasant voice very much lad out for one year. It will be in --------- >------ 23 foe Stickels. who was indicted by th«- bank for them just the same, and American.” Mr E A. L«'*I h of Lyons. Oregon. 1 month the last Grand Jury for horse steal 7 « ♦ «««♦«♦♦*♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « will be drawing three per cent lnter- Sunday school was organised in Tl*. past month Mrs L M Fitch Is visiting st the home of J. H Mills. LORELLA NEWS NOTES. « « «•>t. but we have started this thing the Plevna school house October IS ing was given a hearing before Judge Mt Darroch was at Pin« Grove | has be«-n pnsturltig nineteen head of ♦ ♦ ♦♦•««♦♦♦a ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ for the purpose of encouraging thrift 34 Rev. J B Griffith and Mr. C. R. De Noland Friday. He entered a plea ot Momlay Io purchase a load of pota 'mules for Mr B.'issett and four head E S PhllllpH was up from tn« Falls on the part of the boys and girls of guilty an«l was sentenced to serie 4 I !n«t week of hors«» for Mri Bishop of Bonan- Klamath County and we want to see Lap came out from Klamath Falls one year in the state penitentiary at !» toes and assisted in the organization. We T. W Wilkerson Is working on his them ada to the money s-e have given Hit» will have them fed there The school house Ims been rac«-ntly za I I reservoir. them That is the reason they get expect to have preaching regularly, baluni. Sheriff Barnes left with the papered with new pink building pa this winter Oscar Campbell went to Klamath 12 the little metal bank, so that they as soon as we can make arrange- prisoner Saturday morning. Th<- lill«lebiun«l «< h«x«l Lus ten pu Falls Friday with a load of hogs. per. and the appearance of the room tan place therein their small change r I» Wm. Pitts, a wealthy land owner Wm Duncan returned last week Once It gets into that little bank It' ! ments. la greatly Improved. Mrs. Ar«hy.* pils In the eighth grade, which is the 3 i from Oakland. Calif. Mrs. Brown, of Ashland, delivered of Tulare County, California, is in cannot be removed unless it is un Kirkendall Is the teacher. largest class of eighth grud« pupils 4 The telephone line to Clear Lake locked by the cashier of the First an interesting talk November 1st at the city for the purpose of investigat they have ever had In Hildebrand, wc i lam Is completed Frank Mill» 1! Trust and Savings Bank. You see Rev. Pratt of the ing this country for business oppor believe. 1 Mont E. Hutchinson was in the we are try Ing In every way posslb.e Sunday school. ---------- •---------- .. 5 - valley last week locating Presbyterian church of Klamath tunities and Investment. He has been a road. Mr. Bassett moved to bls ranch at ♦ to help your boys and girls save their ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ « .. b Mrs. Steve Griffith of Poe Valley money. Falls, gave us a talk last Sunday at here only a very short time but is I ♦ Merrill lust Week ♦ KENO NEWH. visiting Mrs. Bussey. Is . 13 Now. In view of the fact that you very much Impressed with the ad Mr. W. H. Bliss. who bought a E R C Williams and wit* returu- are their parents, do you not think Sunday school. « * • ♦ ♦ « 3 The little ones are very much In- vantages and resources and It Is like windmill from Mr Weber for 1100. - «d from the Palls Sunday. that you ought to be interested in *t the very light vote was cast A M. G. Sbeidler has been hauling their welfare Just a little bit more terested in the making of miniature ly that he will decide to remain. Is now using it to grind grain, and Total 321 167 last election One-half of the voters lumber from the Slack saw mill. tl an you are? We believe that the lakes, gulfs, bays, etc., in a box of Is nt present grinding oats for Mr. The Directors of the Klamath Wa Isiuls Gerber came up las’ week stayed at home, saying they would parents of this county are interested, earth which we have for that pur- Kgert. i to look aft«r affairs at the ranch. ter Users Association at their regular not vote for Taft and did not went lf th«» inquiries we have already re- poge Il til,ItOAD WORK HEGINS E. C. Lion went to the Lower Gap Home of th«» goods to reived are any indication. We furth- _. ,, „ „ . . „ . , monthly meeting Saturday passed a Tin- people of Klamath Falla were to vote for Bryan, and were not So- Mr Hobeit Euiighlln, re- after a load of |x>tatoes. er believe that when this offer is clos- Charlie Sevlts is rearing a flock of resolution which will be sent to the ctallsts Mrs. Van Hiper Is visiting her made to realise Wednesday that the gently taken to the Insan«» asylum, daughter Mrs..Walker ed and remember it Is not going to wl><> geese which he caught when they Secretary ot the Interior through the There will be a mooting held at railroad contractors meant business J«ihn Noble and family left Sunday remain open for all time—that prac were young. local office, asking that the Reclama • •ven ar«» being sold by the administrator, Padgett's hall next Saturday and that work will soon be In full Mr. Alford has gone to Ashland on Mr. Stanle) Mr Bliss bought a j for Lakeview where they Intend to tically every boy aud girl in this tion Service proceed to secure rights Ing at 7:30 for the purpose of orga county will have a bank account. i reside. operation at the camps near the city. business this week. hot»«- u’xl other things belonging to of way for the completion ot the Keno nising a literary and debating socie The show at Bonanza was attend- Don't you think they will feel con A doien <lump cars and two engines | lb«* astute. Prof. P. J. Dead, the piano tuner, siderable pride In it? Old as you [ -d by S'-veral of our young people. canal so as to construct same next ty. Everybody invited to attend and were unloaded at the foot of Oak | A school meeting was held in th«* Mrs Ida Gerber was up from the are do you not feel a little pride in has been with us a few days. year. take part. street and are to be tnken to the camp | >lll«|ebiand «• hool house November 'Falls this week visiting her mother. the fact that you have a little money Great ability was shown by some A large number of railroad teams in the bank? Wouldn't you, when Mi.» Campbell. It is reported that there is a big ou the llol Springs addition, It I» I 7th, for the put po«* of raising money I.oti Busov visited her brother's yon were a boy or a girl, been ex of the scholars In a spelling contest pn-M'd tnrotigh Kono moving camp i-vpi-it'-d that the engines and outfit to over co.it ot an uddlllon to the school In tl>e Vinson district Friday. tremely happy if someone had opened Friday afternoon In which all of the shortage of grain in Klamath County to Klamath Fulls or near there. The thia year and that there will be only w III I h > moved tomorrow and work There wus no school Tuesday be a bank account for you? It is onlv scholars entered with enthusiasm. school Quit«* a number of the tax work on the south side of the river Is to commence al once. sufficient flour to last until next payers were present and voted to have cause th« school house was used to 1 human for people to feel this way We have no well at school, so we la about completed hold election In. about It. Then, why do you not add Huperlnlendent McWilliams the work begun soon. The money ---- *------------- Mrs. R. C. Cowley has been called to your chllden's happiness by taking all take water from home in bottles. spring. The grain crop was only half | was raised by subscription, except a to attend her father who is ill. H at the work on th« cut above town , what it was last year and this means advantage of our offer? If you have -♦--------- ♦ ♦ ♦ I IMirtlon of it. which was raised by ♦ will take about four months and I hat T. W. Wilkerson received an order ¡more than one child, then you can that grain and flour will have to be ♦ ¡an entertainment given by the pupils. of fruit tices from the Oregon Nur get a bank account for each by pay-. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ shipped into the county from the out 3 ON N A ITEMS. about 130 men will be used. There sery this week. ire one tear In advance for each-- ♦ POE VALLEY ITEMS. « 1» u thirteen foot nil to be made fiorii ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I The addition Is to be a porch and a Georg? Noble Is putting a n«w naif (that that Is, is, if you have two children, pay- pay ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ side before next season's crop la. coyotes lire becoming a great The the canal to the depot grounds ari oss cloak room, which are badly needed. on the l-aw-ton barn. ready. two years in advance, three children Mr. Homer Roberts and family, of They re Ducks and ge»*se ar«» very plentiful three years in advance and so on; or The majority of p<»ople who took the Hot Springs addition The dirt nuisance In Yotitia Valle) Mr.Coseboom arrived from Califor- In the valley; and the hunters are you can pay in advance and send the Lost River, were visiting hit parents for this nil will bo hauled on cara cently caught seventy-five liogH be timber claims north of Yonna Valley bagging a good many. ma this week with teams loaded with Republican to some relative or friend, ast Monday. (have lost them. from the cut and n track will be laid longing to Mr II O’Brien The coyotes are getting so numer or you can have your neighbor, who two carloads of household furniture Mr. John Van Meter Is erecting a Mr II O'Brien was offered 35000 Mr. Bursell, who has been away ous in the valley that they are taking the cut across the ratal at once from has no children pay in advance and and farming equipment, He will I two years. Is coming back to live on both chickens and pigs get the deposit; or you can have some j1 en *louse- The track will be extended as fast as tor bls place but wants |6000 The children are delighted with Mrs. Stephen Griffith went to Lan- commence the erection of a «-room Mr. Mike Knock was offered 335 ' his honii>steud in the mountains this the new library books, received Mon relative or friend pay in advance and the fill Is mail« until It reaches the house on his property which he pur- get the deposit for your child. You railroad yards where a general nil an acre for his timber claim, but did iyeat. day from the county superintendent. see we throw this wide open for you. gell Valley Saturday to visit wfth erased in the Summers tract His friends a.id relatives th.ere. T. W. Brown Is clearing up some Mr Frank Hterxl, of Yonna Valley Is to be made for «wltchra and yard not sell It. It Is reported Mr. Hueck As to the little bank that is fur Mr. Nortridge, a Baptist minister, wife arrived last week and has se- said the man thinks there 1» oil on Is building a house on his homestead new land, and getting ready for th« nished for the purpose of acting as tracks. government water which he expects a collector in your home, let its say: preached at the Lower Poe Valley cured temporary apartments in the ¡and making other Improvements. within th« next year or two. Work at t|ie lower camp on the the place. Gillette flats until their new home is It is no mere toy or cheap tin affair. Mr. John Lind of this valley hns I W<* wonder If th«* house will be big Iti-ames place liegan yesterday, but The people of Langcll Valley are It is a handsome, burnished metal school house November 1st at 11 a.m. built. and 7:30 p. m. heartily In favor of the proposed bank that is an ornament to any as this la not a heavy cut and the hnd a good oat crop and is supplying ¡enough tor two? Albert Mark and Vivian Evans have Mr Vernon Hastings, who pur road from Lakeview to Klamath home. We know that It will please Albert Walker, who is in the city haul 1» short wagons will be used to the p<*oplc of Bly with it. Falls. you as much as it will the little ones been cleaning off the sagebrush, from Bly, says that the parties for carry away the dirt. Another dummy Mr E Egert. who lias raised a chased eighty acres of land from Mr E. and L. and more than this it will be a con- ___ _____________ _____ _ getting whom he has been securing options The farmers are plowing, ♦---------- engine will lie brought up later to g«>o«l many hogs this year. Is Ito* Joseph Welch, tor 3500, is now build stant reminder of the fact that your '1' on timber lands, have not began pur ing a house on the place, He will ! ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ utiiiurcii children auwuiu should save. 11 It is is uciui never sat- ready to 8OU ,helr 8‘,r,n'‘ croP' work on the upper cut and as large butchering them. either rent or sell It. chasing yet. although they have sev to isfled. It Is continually hungry and an ^ ^ rs Roberts went has a force as there 1» room for will be e ♦ KENO DOINGS. Mr. Bloonilngcamp of Bly eral men in the woods looking over The road supervisor, Mr I'hrman, ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦«««♦♦♦ constantly cryingout for money,mon- Klamath Falls Saturday. put on In order to complete the work bought oats and wheat from the Be. k cy. 1 If there is anything you want Mr and Mrt Esau Keck went to the timber. He has now secured op | lias been making several Improve- potat. "« from In the shortest possible time. Bron, and also bought Erickson Petterson have been to know about this, drop into the Re Klamath Falls last Friday. ments on the road near Mr. Godfrey tions on between 33,000 and 40,000 Mrs. N. 8 Drew -----------*---------- moving their railroad outfit to the publican office and we will explain ' Bock's, n new hrlge across Buch cr«*ek Miss Zclla Bussey, the teacher of acres and has promises of a largo It; or drop us a line and we will in- sawing wood Mr. Mike Itueck Is Practically nil of the pasturing for and other improvements that were other side of Klamath Fails where ■twer you through the Republican the Upper Poe Valley school, visited amount more. It is probable that beef cattle In this country hns been from his limber claim tor his win- badly needed lie returned home Sat- they will do some work across the Now is the time to start. Do not let with her parents at Lorella Saturday the company w ill begin buying some finished and from now on. hay will tor's iis «». another day pass. swamp. | time this fall. Most of the people of till« v.t!b-y urday You have heard of Andrew Carnegie and Sunday. be foil. W. H. Wall is again logging with Mr. G«*orge Smyth sold two head of the man who has so much money * I milch cows to Mr. Thos. Dube of Bly, two wagons. Arthur Jones and Char he doe- not know what to do with ley Marshrow are his teamsters. it: the man who wants to die poor? J r«*cenilv, for 345 a head. The steamer Klamath moved a din II«» was once as poor as Job's turkey; i Mr J \V Logue ami Mr. G«»otge today ho uas millions upon millions [Smyth will stall for Klnmnth Falls ky engine and a steam shovel to the He savs: Falls this week. ! tomorrow*. IF PARENTS WOULD START Mr. F. Sevlt and his son Arthur THEIR CHILDREN WITH A SMALL .Mr lilley Wood has gone to Lake- are still hauling hay to Mr. Wall, the BANK YCCOUNT THERE WOULD view to spend th«* winter. -BE FEWER FAILURES AND LESS The contract of furnishing Bloom- proprietor of the Keno livery stable. POVERTY' IN THE WORLD." Lal' Mr. Laam's show will entertain the t'S STAR I THAT BANK ACCOUNT luguimp Bros, and Wallis ranches FOR YOU TODAY. with potatoes for the next live years, people of Keno Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Boyd passed through has been taken by Mr. Carlson. The Fire was discovered at 1 o'clock contract price Is one cent per pound. , Keno on their way from Vshland this Mondav afternoon In a barn belonging Mr Roy Vestal has tiled on a piece week. IN Mrs. Bristol». after having visited to the Hitmaker «»state on the corner of Inml near Short Lake and will keep "Bachelor's Hall" this winter. her sister. Mrs. Smith, for a few of Sixth and Pine streets. A shed At present h«* mid Mr. C. Llskey are lie a "wise tine" and watch niy stock, as it comes in. weeks, returned to her home in Port on the north side of the barn was riding for horses. used to store an automobile belong- The wood work on the new bridge land. across Lost River, nt the Upper Gap,, Marlon Bates wus in K- no this ing to Harry Peltg. The machine Just live miles southeast of Bonanza, | week. was prai-tically destroyed and ren- Xmas gifts. ha« been completed by Wm. Flackus McIntire freight teams passed dered worthless. It was a Thomas mid his crew of men. My stock will lie more complete than ever be- The new bridge cannot lie turned through this town Sunday on their Flyer and was Insured for >1500. to tin* hands of the county at present return from Lakeview. flirt*, nml there will be plenty for all, vet, "the early on account ot the grading that must Alma Jones started to school on A position ns governess or manag be done on each end of the bridge. bird will i*et the cream," so it behooves von to profit ing housekeeper is wanted by highly Born To Mr. and -Mrs A. Wallis Monday. The Keno school now Ims s<»ven- capable young woman with first class of this valley, on Nov fl, 190S, a six- pound hoy teen pupils references Address Herald. It Mr C C Pearson Is digging i»la-' Mr and Mrs I. tl Mills Vi.itvd I'lie premiums awarded for ugri- toes ut his ranch thia week. Mr. Junes, ot Paisley, stopped at relatives in Keno Sunday cultuial exhibits at the street fair inas Gifts.” Let us do the bothering. Let us suggest Hildebrand with nearly 300 cattle, Mrs. U. E. Reeder went to Klam- are payable by Alex. Martin, Jr., AT which he was taking to be sold to ath Falls on the boat" Monday and give us the pleasure of showing von everything treasurer of the Agricultural Associa Mr Swanson, lie expects to get 4[ Mr. Rose, n entile buyer, was in tion. Persons who have not received and 6 cents for them They will be nice for this great event. • kept at Merrill and fed until needed Keno Tuesday. their premiums should call oti Mr for the city markets In California Henry Straw visited In Kono this Martin at onto and receive same week Dave Alexander got what was com ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Our Ilm» It yasrsi Jo Iks favor aaJ raha a loo* Salle Skinner. ♦ I.ANGEI.L VAI.LEV NEWS. ♦ ing to him when he went to Califor ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ nia. After getting notice tu leave An attachment suit was filed Wed- 8. A Penny is Improving the coun Klamath Fulls he went to Dorris. He ty road on the west side ot the val- nesday by the Klnmnth County Hunk I got mixed up In n cutting scrape there 1 ley vs. L. D Ilurk. J C. Ruteni«- is at Gees«' and «lucks are quite plentiful amj was taken to Yreka and tried, torney for plaintiff , (hix fall. lie was found guilty and was sen- The parties delivering the Homo Mrs. E. Carpenter left Wednesday tenced to 200 days In Jail. That will j Comfort ranges overlooked one of | their customers and now he says he morning fur her hume in California. hold him for a while. — * ■Ç— ---- «------ Although It Is a Little Early ------ «------ Persian Patterns AXM INSTER, ------ «------ BODY BRUSSELS and WILTON VELVETS i ------ «------ HEITKE M PER’S for “Quality Jewelry" r Gillette’s