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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1908)
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN ♦ ♦ ♦ E. .L MURRAY, Editor. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I WO DOLLARS PLR \ EAR IN ADVANCE ♦ ♦ All o miiKinicalions submitted I t publication in the columns of tins pa|«-r ♦ will lie im-erted only over me name of the writer. No non de plume anules ♦ will lie published. ♦ ♦ KEAl. fr>l HE IlliN«t t i.«. Kian* and Allen Suausbi« . sw 4 . «<■« ♦ LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR ORtGON. ♦ ♦ ♦•>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ « Good Roads in Other States The at ate of Massachusetts was one of the flint to coiiMhtvr s. r lously tl.«' question of building its load« undet the authority and • i upon the people', outlined a plan by which a commission ot tin«" suitable meu was appoluted to tak" « l.alge of and build «cilaln lln s of road throughout the state, based upou the needs of the commun ities and the physical conditions This commission has now been In existence for about 15 years, and It has built In that time near ly SOO miles of thoroughly well devised stone and gravel roads It has taken charge of the construction ot several hundred miles of town high whim which have been built under the direction and su pervision. but which still remain town wayas ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Although It Is a Little Early Ie a “wise ulte” .nul watch my stock, a« it Cuntes in. I I lav e me l.tv aside these little things that make nice R P. Tucker el ux to John C R« a 3, tp 39 .«. r 8 e. St 00. ot , 1 E E Jamison et ux to W. P Dev- «oner seQ of seQ sec 23. L_, n4 ~ Xmas gifts. ne‘* and ne\, of nw k, sec 2(5 tp 37 ereaux » 4 of neN*. se4 of no4 and at home, as we want you at our Sun- to the home of Mr and Mrs Ford My stock will be more complete than ctcr be a, r 9 e, St200. ' nek* of set*, sec 9. tp 38 s, r » U. day School She will assist In caring for Mrs. I A E. Bamber et ux to Ellen Pel), j 12500. Mrs Ford Is Improving very Herbert Anderson has returned Ford fore, ami there will be plenty for all, yet, "the early rapidly from her Illness. part of lot 2 blk 47. Nichol* add to from Santa Rosa. Calif st HMITZ GIN E\ MORE «o it behooves yotl to profit bird will get the cream Arthur Jones went to Klamath Klamath Falls. $l«00. Charles Anderson went to the Fall* TIME TO SECl RE BONDS. Wednesday on business. Falls on the Canby this week lie Hot Springs Improvement Co to l>\ doing your shopping early. B \x PR INCMCO D m j 3 Judgu G. NV NVhit«-, lots 1 and 2. blk 4 C E. Tyler, of Coburg, arrived last Is taking Tom McCormick's place a* Hot Springs add to Klamath Falls,' Dunne this morning granted former Monday to visit his daughter. Mrs fireman for a few days. The usual remark : "It's stich a job to buy Christ |S00. Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz a conttn- J. E. Whltchlatch, and son. Walter Chas Stln«lt Is through working nias (.iifts.’’ Let u« do the Imtlici itiR. Let it« suggest Fred Melhase et ux and Gus Mel- uanee until next Thursday in order Tyler, of Gale. He expects to return for John Ackley and went to Dorris base to NV. T. Shive. half interest in that he might have time to pursue to his home this week this w <vk ami give us the pleasure of showing you everything F T Nelson was transacting bust NV H. Todd and family spent Sun e ’s of se 4 . se 4 of ne 4 . sec 34. tplbis efforts to renew his bonds, the major portion of which ha«l been glv-1 day with Mr anl Mrs .1 II Hobbs ness in Dorris Wednesday. 39 s. r 9 e, $1500. nice for this great evt nt. _. ..._____ NV. H. Wall went to the Falls th«« J. NV Small __ to _____ D. L. ______ Llchty _ et ux. en by William J. Din gee. until a Rev. Johnston preached a very In lot 7. blk 13. First add to East Klam-1 short time ago when the local nill- teresting sermon at Gale Sunday first of th«' week to buy a team. lionaire was forced to withdraw as Erickson & P«'tterson ar«> moving Miss Clara Anderson has been stay ath Falls. $250. John Brett et al to V B. Finnell, bondsman on account of financial re ing with Mrs. Chas. Anderson while some of their rallroutl outfit to the lots 5 and 6. Fairview add No 2 to verses. Charley made a trip to the railroad other sld<> of the swamp. ----------------*--------------- D. J. Jones went to Blldvll to shoe' Klamath Falls. $450. Howard O’Connor, of Santa Rosa. J. D. Deichman et ux to Angle Ha- ♦ ♦ ♦ Calif., Is the guest of Herbert An some horses for the stage company ' 1 this week. I.OREl.I.A NEWS NOTES. maker. w4 of sw ’(, sec 13. n 4 of ♦ ♦ derson. of Gale. ♦ It Is reporte«! that the lumber nw 4. sec 24. tp 3« s. r 10 e. $’.’500 ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. H T Anderson and camps at Pokegamn are starteil tip G. H. Woodbury et ux to Alex Mar-' daughter, Gladys, left Saturday for Mattie Brown, of District 14. start tin, Jr., lots 8, 9. 10. 11. blk 40. First ed to schiail Monday. Southern California to spend the win again after being shut down for some' add to Klamath Falls. $ 1'V Charlev Anderson took them to tlm«- ter, W K Campbell is building a wood A party wa« held at ttie horn«- of1 Walter Ttxik to C. M. Madison, lot sued and ice house on his place. the railroad, and expects to bring 2, blk 3, Doten. $75. NV. R Campbell and Will Campbell Mrs Crawford, of Yreka, back with Ntr and Mrs Thus McCormick Wed iiesday night \lining the young folks H. F. Pohland et ux to Henry Pal are back from a visit to Klamath him for a visit. One of the pupils of Gale has a 'attending were. Nrthur Jon««. Tom merlee, e4 sw 4, se’* of nw4- Falls. Mice' and sw 4 of ne4. sec 2 tp 38 s. r Mr. an«l Mrs. E. K C. Williams new definition for "love.” lie «11« s : NVIson, Albert Trailer ami A ver g ‘ H«d time »a« i <•; "i t 6 >>, $500. Hetlilnks most of US huve Jone* It la fever visited Mr. and Mrs. Boggs Monday. led. Jas. M. Patterson to Wm. A. Guth- ' Harold Kilgore has returned from the fever. I guess. Chas Marwrow went to th ■ Falls! Mrs. H F. Todd Is quite III with rle, e4 of ne4. u1« of se4.8ec 33. the Falls. I • >n a business trip last w.-ek tp 39 s, r 12 e. $10. George Noble ' Went to Klamath tonsilitis. There will h«' n Christipas tree In Elvira Connelly to Weyerhaeuser > Falls Monday ou business. Drop In and let us show you w bat we have Keno Christum« eve. Everyone Is Land Co.. e4 of se4- se4 of ne4.1 Miss Welch and Miss Rankin vis- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i-ordlully Invited to attend The K« no sw 4 of se4, sc* 22. tp 36 a, r 15 e, , ' ited at the home of Mrs. Williams KI NO IIEM>. ♦ ; s< hiHil will furnish the program ♦ $10. Saturday. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ McIntire’s freight teams i pa «■••■ I Clara Anderson et vlr to Wey er- j i COR. lot RIH 5f AND KI.AMAIII AM Opponile City itali Roy Abbeloos entered school on through here the first of the week, haeuesr I^ind Co., sw 4 of se4. s**’» • Monday. (.Ionian went out to his home Dan They brought Smith’s Xmas goods of sw’4, sec 21. n4 of nw 4 sec 28,; Mr. and Mrs. Williams visited at Saturday and rrturnd Sunday. a<- and some freight for Padgett. tp 35 s, r 15 e. $10. companied by Hoover Klngery. to E. C. Liou's Sunday Nil«« Pitney la« just finished read Anna A. Palmer to Weyerhaeuser K. no. wl erc he I- staying with T. F. Boggs is on the sick list. Ing George Washington Jones' Land Co., n4 of n4, sec 16, tp 34 Thomas Sulprlt is up from Klam relatives. Mr and Mrs Grubb. Christmas Present That Went a., r 14 e. $10. ath Falls. George Heavilin ha.« outed u She Is now reading •The I Hattie E. Hamaker et vir to Wey Mr. Abbeloos afid family have mov- building of U.S. Smith, ami l:a.« start I glug ” erhaeuser Land Co.. s4 of aw 4, sec. , ed down from the mountains to thelr ed a butcher shop. Mr. Grubb will Birds' Xmas Carol.” All of our stor- lies for this month have been along 4, «4 of se4, sec 5. tp 3^ s, r 12 e. new residence in this valley. attend to the business. the line of Christmas $10. Floyd Copeland's horse fell w Ith Erwin, son of Mr. amt Mrs. S. Pad Smith » have a full line of Xtiia« G. H. Woodbury et ux to S.V. Short him when he was coming to school gett. got a severe burn oa his uaud good on display now. Lot 2, blk 9. Ewauna Heights add. • Tuesday and bruised him up consid last week. Alma Jone* >'Xpc< ta to !>•■ bark In to Klamath Falls. $500. erably. T F Neison butchered hog« Sat school next week. Lenore F. Nowlin et vir to R. W. Jake Keets sold E. R C. Williams The Reno school district is going Fischer, lot 4, sec 3, tp «5 I s. r 10 e. an eight months' old calf w hich, when urday. D J Jones made a trip to Worden io vote a tax on Deci-mber 20, for the 12500. killed and dressed weighed ¡purpose of having a nine months' Monday after a loa«l of freight. W. H. Webb et ux to w. O. Webb, pounds, This shows w hat alfalfa pa 1.. O. Mills was in Keno Sunday school and Improving the «« hoi house. lot 4, blk 1, Shive’s add to Klamath ture will do to our stock when we g Dr. Hamilton and J Houston we.> R NV. Tower la digging a w«dl on Falls. |300. water. at Bli<l.-il on a hunting trip Sunday. .1« : i.i tl.at he'bought of Mr. Ed Wm. N. Wilson to L. E. W. Ludtk« F. and L. Erickson A Petterson’s gaolin' ‘ wards. e’-j of se'-4 of se’,. sec 9. tp 39 s. . iauuched at lllidell Satur- Mr. Chapman's men. In the Gorden T 9 e, $2000. « ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ * i district. started to cut wood on his Cha:«. W. Pattee to Bank of Bpnan- ♦ GALE itAPI’ENIXt.S, ♦ Tom Wilson, O T. Son•II» and I timber < laini last Monday. xa. part of blk 12, Town of Bonanza. ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ Mi»s Susie Sorrels went to Long Lake R W. Tower began cutting $6500. ' Monday. Marie J M( Midan to »V. T. Shive, surprise party given Thursday Saturday to attend a dance th«-:- Mis« Skeele was confined to her lot S, blk 3. Fairvi w add to Klam g at Mr. Johnston's, in lioimr I m d w ith a sick hcadai he Sunday ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ath Falls, it 0. wife’s birthday, w as a very J V. Lee visited F. T. Nelson S«n>- ♦ ♦ l.oM PIVE ITEMS. Jack F. Kimball to Weyerhaeuser pleasant affair. St.e received several Beautiful line of Cut Glass, that hi« no rival, in various pieces. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Land Co., ne 4, sec 12, tp 2« s, r 11 nice presents. After a short time day. S lid Silver Flat W are ami Noveltie« L. «on ba« nbout completed his Mr. «lient in playing game« and lunch e. HO. Roger»’ ‘‘1847” Flat Ware and Quadruple H«-I!«w Ware in l>-au ditch «'o’ttr.iit. hi I Is now br«-aklng Myrtle Simmons I to Weyerhaeuser was served, the party took Its de last tiful new design*. ¡up «amp. Everyon? 1« well pl<-i«se«l Land Co., n’i of nw%, se 4 of nw 4 partu re, leaving Rev Johnston and from Illi Illi li IOS 001 i I »■ Georg? Jones was at our l.i •ran with th-- wi.rk tl.nt he l.n-- Imcn dol' g ae<- 28, tp 37 s. . r 12 e, • $ ’ •). wife very hafffJ’- y«.u wish. Red Hot 21 hours, ice ‘ •'. I 72 h«-ur Don’t in.«!, L. West butcliered hog« last Sat- Amoa Lundy to Weyerhaeuser Land t The Snow storm of Sunday morn Society meeting Saturday. any difference where they arc. The subject for the debate last Sat tirda-. ami Is now selling bls m-nt. Co., nw%, sec 16, tp 35 s, r 14 e, Ing kept most of our Sunday School I hi ■ of |f«>ld anil gobi filled go«. ! in Collar Pin«, Brooches, The funeral services of John 110. ! pupils at home Now. don’t let a urday was: ‘’That an old maid's life l estoon Neck Chains, Lockets, Watches and Chains. Long Lake Lumber Co. to J. M. ( little snow storm like that keep you Is more peasant than an old bache Holnma were held at his horn«- near Gold (ilas-•it. Specks, Smoked Glasses, Eye Gin Reels anl decision was made In Merrill, Friday morning at to o'clock I lor's.” Tl Auto Glasses. favor of the affirmative. I Rev. Anderson, of Merrill, pre.-<b «I I have a stock of umbrella covers in fine silk*, Umbrella's cov John Ackley and Chas. Stindts will the funeral futmral aerinon. sermon. The f-.«o.in»! 6 ered while you wait. !>•• through logging in a few days. wen- Interred in the .Merrill ien. t ry CAI KINS St t.l -Hl.I.INtl FOUNTAIN PI.NS: the Right Writers. fl W McCormick nn<i his bi'o<b?i. Robert Bununll Is having hl < Louse You can select a beautiful gift from these line*. Give me the pleasure Tom. and Conrad Madison, were sub remod< led of a call before you purch ie. No trouble to show the goods. Ipoenaed as wltne«s In Klamath Falls Carl Robley Is helping Hairy Booth 1 last week. get poles f«ir th«- <onstruetIon On account of D-cember 12th be now barn on Mr. fl'xith's ranci ing so n«-ai vacation, ami as some of Mis. M H. Beebe I.H« b 'I ■ >l¡ i -«I ¡the teachers wish to go home Christ- I to ber lx <1 for «« veral days, the I V mas.the institute was post poind un ■«iilt of her t« am running away coin-1 til January S and 9, 1909. .11 SI Rt.UI IN I |> I irp I ai d I» t a lortllic' t Ing home from Merrill la«t Thursday. I ever displayed in Klamath County. Mrs. Della Kerns an«l Mad; Mc- I Harry Lee had a relapse of t.y-1 (,'ornilck visited Mrs. L. O. Mills laat , phol'l fever, and Is now routined to Dolls that sleep, Doi a that walk. Dolls that talk, «tying ‘‘Papa” and week. his bc<l again. "Mama”- not the kind that squeak, but speak plainly Raging in height from 1 in. to 12 in. Priced to suit everybody, Sam Deal and George Kerns left Janies Cole took a load of potatoes 1 cent to IH.isi Wednesday for Mexico. I to Merrill last Friday. i George Heavilin and Elsie Morgan Faye Jtohley expect« to leave for parsed through Ketio Sunday.. Ashland the 20th of this month to Ed Brady stopped over night In spend Xmas with his parents, HAIN STREET Keno on his way to his homestead Mrs. Wm. Barks and Mrs. C. w near Dorris. Lewis were visitors In Merrill Satur- Tom Wilson, a brother of ChMter day. Wilson, who Ilves south of Keno, wan Walter Eliniän spent Friday in our town December 14. Merrill. We had about three inches of As Dr. John Patterson drove snow in Keno the first of the week. to call on his patient, Harry Lee, Mr. Barrett, Mr. North and Mr. discovered the house was on fire near Zumwalt are doing sonic surveying or around the chimney. As them for F. T. Nelson and It. W. Tower. was no help near at hand the Doctor » Monr.nx C omfort Mr. Baber passed through Keno and Mrs. Lee had quite a battle be M oukiiaik Plticu this week with some race horses. fore extinguishing the flames.* SI Grizzle was In Kenp the first of M. H. Beebe has planted quite a the week delivering some tombstones large orchard on Ills homestead this in this neighborhood. fall, and now has trees ordered to Mr. Thomas passed through town plant ten acres more In the spring. • • on bls way «rom Ixmg Lake to DorrlH. Mrs. Ada Lee is expecting her sis Albert Traylor Is working for Ben ter, Mrs. Elleson, from Alabama. The Tourist IleadqiinrterH Kerns this week. The Mason bridge crew will have of Columbia Valley Mr. Shirr transacted business with the bridges completed across the ENGAGE ROOMS EARLT Ira Hanson last Monday. ditch by the latter part of the week. FOR THE ALASKA- Harry Pearson went to the Falls Pierce Combs and family spent YUKON EXPOSITION i this week to bring down Mrs. Browm Monday afternoon In Merrill. HEITREM PER’S for “Quality Jewelry" We have moved our Stock into a larger building where we are now able to meet all demands in Furniture and House Furnishings VIRGIl & SON See the At Mattan’s Large Shipment Dolls KLAHATH Dolls A Dolls BOOK STORI: Just Received PORTLAND OREGON Gillette’s Furniture House ONLY ROOF GARDEN IN PORTLAND A. B. NORTON, M*n*g«-r I