Klamath republican., January 07, 1909, Image 7

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"1 look to see within the present
B E Cortwrlght und Mr und Mrs
century a population of at least 500,-
llawkln», of Klamath Falls, were
About 7 o’clock Friday night Sam
All of th» Directors of tiie Water
visiting with Mr. und Mrs. W. H.
000,000 In the United States. The
Walker, an Indian, was arrested for
t’ssrs Association wore present at tin*
DEALERS IN
Hadley Inst week.
mind of no man can possibly conceive
being
drunk
and
placed
In
the
city
regular monthly meeting Haturday
Mlsa Uluru*Anderson entertained jail. He was searched and a gun,
with the exception of President Alex.
of the future development of our
. friends Xiiiuu. Those partaking of
watch and some matches taken from country. Ho far as the race suicide
Martin, Jr., and H. T. Anderson, of
h**r hospitality were: Harrison Gray
bls clothes
He was theu locked In theory Is concerned, I believe It has
Morrill. A communication wa» con­
and Mlus May lloblnuon, of Yonnu
the cell of the jull. About ten o’clock ’♦eon largely exaggerated, but, even
sidered from <’. J Blanchard, asking
Valley, Will Graham, Howard O'Con­
the girls at the telephone office no- If it lias not, I am confident the in­
that the Association join wlth other
nor, Jack Anderson, Irunnle Ander­
llcud smoke coming out of the build- , crease In our population will be enor­
Associations In making n general re-
son, Miss lUanehe Robinson und Miss
lug, which Is opposite the office. Chief I mous.**
< lamatlou exhibit at the Aluska-Yu-
Clara Anderson
of Police Carter wus at once notified
This is the view of the future de­
kou Exposition at Seattle, lie urged
Mr. and
Perry O. Johnson,
un<l when he urrlv*-d at the jail he velopment of the United States taken
the Association to make an approprl-
of t'olorudo Springs, Colo, arrived
found the Indian Just about all in. , by Hon. W Bourke Cockran of New
utlon of «1500 to secure panoianile
OUR STOCK OF CONFECTIONERY IS THE
Inst w*ek to visit Mr. and Mis. Tom
It stems that be pulled the staples ¡York, Tammany leader, finished ora­
view* und gathering material for Hie
i Johnson.
MOST COMPLETE IN THE COUNTY
from the door hii <1 got Into the room tor and statesman.
Mr. Cockran
^general exhibit.
Mr. and Mrs. J II. Hobbs and B.
containing the stove. This he piled w*-nt even further, suggesting th<
Thu Directors also received the
E Cortwrlght spout Humlay with Mr.
In the corner with the bedding and possibility of a round billion souls
committee from the Chamber of Com­
und Mrs. It S. Wooden.
everything else in the room and set before the end of the twentieth cen-
merce, which was appointed to confer
Mr. und Mrs. Kirkpatrick visit«*!
fire to the pile. It Is not known where tury.
Finest Grade of Everything.
Smokers’ Articles;
with the Association relative to mak­
Humlay with Mr. und Mrs. J. D. Mor­
lie procured the matches as he was
*’K Is but fair to assume,** he said,
ing an exhibit for the fount? at Se­
gan.
Cigars, Pipes, Tobaccos—best in the market.
caiefully searched when locked up. ''that the future Increase of our pop-
attle. The Directors were not fav­
Mr. ftavlu has brought <<! head of
The Are wav extinguished and the ulatlon will approximate that of the
orable to the Blanche rd proposition
mules to J. A. Ward's to feed during
-í.
Indian again locked up. Next morn­ past. In the last loo years the In-
and decided to Join the Chamber of
'the winter.
ing the jaii was empty and the Indian * reuse has been, In round numbers,
Commerce and the County In provid­
Leo Todd. Miss Vesta Todd
We make a Specialty of Dried Fruits of all kinds.
was gone.
1 >urlng the night some twenty-fold. For the sake of con­
ing a separate exhibit for Klamath
tjeot ge Wooden spent New Y
Indian or friend liad gone to the jail venience «all the present population
County.
evening with IL F. Tolle.
California, Nevada and Home Honey.
ami pried the bars from the window loo.ooo.ooo
It need only increase
The matter of tiie cost of the wa­
Harrison Gray und Miss Muy
on the outside, and allowed Walker five-fold to give us 500,000,000 by
ter right and nialntenam<* »as taken
Inson. of Yonna Valley, and •Miss
to crawl through.
the end of the century. Some allow­
up and It was decided to s. tid a rep-
lilnnche Robinson visited last * Week
ance must necessarily be made for
t"tentative to Washington the lulter
OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE OUR PATRONS AT ALL TIMES
nt the home of Willis Johnson.
SEW
1 EARN
E X I ERTA IX M ENT. changed conditions,
Granting that
part of till» month to present tiie
Will Whitlatch ami Miss Iva Wiilt-
Friday evening ut 7 committee there Is a good deal in the race sul-
inAlter to the Secietary ami Hie Rep­
latch left Sunday for Albany where
number two of the A. N. W. Club clde theory, still the populatlon con-
resentatives
R. 8. Hmith, attorney
they will visit filends.
served an elaborate New Year’s din­ tinues to Increase*. Seientists have
for the Association, was chosen to
Miss Bluiiche Robinson returned
ner to the husbiindH of the club and developed the theory. If indeed, not
represent the land owner« and he was
Thursday from Dairy where she ha-
a few invited guests at the home of the actual fact, that the Increase is
Instructed to gather material leluttv*-
I m »» ti t Lt* giH-st of friend*.
Mr m J Mitt
In proportion to the waste. We know
■ to tiie cost ami operating expense's
Mrs. E . <’. Albin and Mlis (
laud an effort Is to be made looking
was beautifully decorated appro
better how to conserve life these lat­
Anderson were hostess*'« New Y
to tiie Mason with evergreens, I
ter days
Hence the relatively low
xh< .«.< i >1 t ‘ e i * .I .. r I
. ■. .t n ml
day to a lurg* putty of friend*
toe, holly and New Y*ar’a bells.
birth rate.
an Investigation of tl o maluteiiaticr
relatives,
The gueiti Mine <
M r. Hogue, w ith the customary dlg-
* Among savage people and ani­
chaigo. A committee consisting of
PROPRIETORS
and lift i n splendid diiiner *1
bit.’, of "Ye Host, acted us toastuias- mals where the waste Is very great
Directors J <1 Stevenson, J. It Dixon the lift«
rnoon and evening pin
ALL KINDS OF FRESH. SALT
ter and Prof. W. E Faught, Prof. J. the Increase is proportionately great-
and John li»In. and R. C Anderson,
< ai ds
Those present were:
Mr.
G. Swan and Prof. J T. Butcher re- ey. So much of what Is called race
of Merrill, and I* L Fountain, of
utid 1 Mr*. K. C. Anderson, , Mr. and
■ponded, commlngllng the serious suicide nia* be explained on this
Klamath Falls, were appointed to so­
AND SMOKED MEATS
M is Eugene Hammond, Mr. and
with the comic, und all united in trl- ground. I have applied to the popu­
licit subscription» to pay the expense
Mrs
Dnn Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs.
SAUSAGES t)F ALL KINDS
bute t o the culinary and various other lation of tiie United States what the
Henry Anderson. Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
scientists have learned regarding oth­
excellencies of the A N. W. ladles.
C. J Anderson. Mrs, Cox, Jack An-
Aft*-r dinner the evening was pleas­ er peoples. The possibilities of fut­
deraon, Howard O'Connor. Wlll Ora-
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antly spent It. charades, and sweet ure development are startling.
ham, Henry Cox, Herbert * Anderson.
music nn the giltiir was furnished rather look to see a population of
John Cox, Horace Hickman, lmni.li'
by Mr. N* wnhsr
Feeling that the So,non.000 In California alone within
Knderuor , Walter Eller, Willie Ham­
Ne) Year l ad b> -n happily begun the the twentieth century. And the pos­
mond. Frank Anderson, Mr. and
ct rush. !• tn
for rna tn gh’p R aw Fan an4 HU“« to «ÜKa to
sibilities of development In Missouri
guests departed.
hnui»*
Write for Price List. Market Report. &nippin< Ta^. and aixxtt oar
One Bought II, Ilmi Olleni hain Muy Mrs. J II. Hobbs. Mr. and Mrs. E.C.
Those present were: Messrs, and are remarkable. Other states also
lb lung tu Mi««lng Man.
Albin*. Miss Blanche Robinson, Mis*
•x> pa<*». l-athrr b-oat B-st th ng oa «he •objtet over written II zi strati ng all Fur intnali A3
Mesilame« Harr) On den. I. 8. Voor­ might be mentioned.
The soil of
it Trappe r«’ >**-rwia, De- ■»» Trap*. G*zna Laws Han 1 «Ber« I m trap, aal b. t^enuoo a
Clara Anderson.
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evitefa! tmcper HiarapiUr|o<f4«ad*. F-tee >2 Tuosar gnttootefn. 91 *.
tec
iato
hees. J. T. Butcher, A XV. Piel, Henry Missouri is as rich as can be found
It >*te. frir ■«a»' ite, t and tecr-j attracts Mi crate to traps 9' ttper botUa. 3L_pr>ar
Mr. Mason, of Klamath Falls,
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What 1» considered ns conclusive
ÌL4aa aud Fora to as aud get h gbaat pneaa. Aadcmrh Braa», »epi. Tl
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Newuhum, Geo. Chastain, Geo. R. in the country, a feature that will
evident <• has been found which would bi ought Co head of horses to E C. Hum, W. E. Faught, E 8. Phillips, play an Important part in pur future
tend to prow the theory that Roy Albin to feed for the winter.
Ernest Soule, J. F. Urieller. R. F. development wheu the imputation of
Herbert Anderson Is riding in
Vestal wag not murdered but has
Wattenburg. J. G 8» an, C. C. Hogue, the United States is counted by hun-
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Sand Hollow for his horses.
skipped the country.
Mis C. V. Cogswell and Mr. L. Boor- dra-ds of millions.**
Howard O'Connor, Horace Hick-
on or about the night of November
•y.
Hud Obenchain. who was In the man, Herbert Anderson and Mr. atid
The Misses Helen Hogue, Faye
.MANQUE BALL.
■ Ity from Merrill, bought a suit lie Mrs. C. J. Anderson attended the Hogue. Fannie Virgil and Hazel Rolfe The Most Successful in tie- History
from a stranger In the Houston place, Gardner party In Poe Valley New assisted In the serving.
of tie- City.
paying 120 for It
The money wav Year’s eve.
Houston's Annual Masquerade Ball
Howard O'Connor and Will
loaned him by Jack Miller who was
TO |’l BUSH LOVE LETTEIW.
Friday night was a grand affair. The
running the plate during the night. ham spent Sunday afternoon and ev­
new opera house was able to comfort­
Mr Houston »ay» that obenchain *t< ening at the home of It C. Ander­ Lilliini llu«M*ll
*• she Ila« Saved ably accommodate the large audience
telling him the next morning about son.
Every One Nile Ever Received.
and everyone had an opportunity to
the bargain tie got. He also inform­
J. Frank Adams butchered 30 head
witness the great spectacle without
ed him that he had borrowed 120 to of hogs Sunday.
NEW YORK. Jan. L—Lillian Rus- being crowded as has been the case
pay for it from the night clerk and he
! sell has another surprise In store for In past years. The interior of the
s«nt the money to him on his return
I i*l’EH LAKE MITEN.
tier friends and the public. She has. o(»era house presented a beautiful
from Morrill.
Just auuounced that the love letters sight and it was a picture that will
Jack Miller believes that the party
Tom Staten will tow logs (or N os- which she has received during her be long remembered by the people of
who sold the saddle was Vestal as ler when the Ice Is all off the lake. ¡long and wonderful stage career will Klamath Falls. The wooden posts
he looked vary much like the picture The Haztltou will be used for the be published in a short time.
have been replaced with steel rods
which the sheriff » office has. Thy work.
That the letter* will make Interest­ as supports for the loges and this
man offered the saddle for sale and
The steamer Maxama will be on ing reading goes without saying, for space was filled with spectators as
said he had It and the horse in the the (jry dock for a few days and will . no one. ou or off the stage, has been was the balcony and stage.
Band sawing and Turning,
corral at the livery stable. Obenchala be repainted and generally overhatil- ¡the recipient of more attention and
Two hundred people took part in
went with him to the barn and they * ed.
Odd-SIzed Doon A Windows a Specialty
¡admiration than the eternally youth­ the dance and there were many hand­
returned with the saddle and bridle
Work on the steamer North Star ful Lillian Russell.
By publishing some costumes to be seen among the
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The saddle was a new one and tallies will be resumed in February.
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.these letters the a.tress will give the participants. Never was such'enthu-
with the description of the one said
Shouting urouud the Upper Lake public knowledge of her love affairs, slasm seen as that shown by the hun­
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to have been used by Vestal.
Is becoming a thorough uulsance and the number and fervency of which dreds of maskers at the ball last
Bud Obenchain la now In tho Rogue some one will be killed soouer or lat­ have kept the world gaping for many night. Mr. Houston can compliment
All kinds of Finishing Lum
■Rver Valley where he went to spend er.
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himself upon the unqualified success
years.
the Holidays with relatives. He took
About all the vacant buildings in
ber now on hand.
“Ever since I first went on the of the annual masque for 1909.
the saddle with him as he Intended the Blehn addition are now occupied stage I've saved all the letters that
Alex. Martin, Jr., Mrs. Sam T. Sum­
Large assortment of Doors
to do some hunting tn the mountains. by people who will be employed in were written to me, and I have a mers and W. C. Dalton were selected
He Is expected to return here In a the building of Huson's new mill on trunk full of them,’* Miss Russell said to award the prizes, The awards
and Windows made up and
short time and then the saddle can the Upper Lake.
in explaining her purpose. "I ant were made to the following persons,
ready for immediate de­
be Identified. An examination of the
There la a man living In Buena Vis­ going to publish many of the best and the Judges' decisions met with
register at the Houston Hotel where ta addition thia winter, who, although In two volumes. One volume will be the approval of the audience.
livery.
he stopped shows that he registered quiet and unassuming and poor In devoted to the serious ones, the other
Most original character, Mahala,
Can furnish an order on the
on the 21st of November and was in worldly goods, is a mau who has help­ to the outrageously funny ones. Of an Indian woman, represented by
town the next night, so everything 'd to muke the pioneer history of the course, there are some 1 caunot pub­ Mrs. W. W. Nickerson.
grounds for any sized build-
seems to tally.
Pacific Coast. HiH name la J. C. lish.'*
Best sustained character was aw­
ing within twenty-four
Counts. He was for many year* asso-
arded to Misses Goldie Barnes and
hours.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
elated with both Klnman and helped CORN AND GREEN PEPPERS EN Elsie Low. who represented the Star
WILL GIVE BANQUET that old pioneer to build tho famous
Drug
Store.
CASSEROLE.
Large stock of Flooring in
Elkhorn chairs, of which one of each
For ^he most comical character,
Vegetables en casserole are always
three grades.
On Thursday night, January 7, the was presented to Buchanan, Lincoln, most satisfactory to serve, either as ¡Jerry Martin and Edmund Gowen
Chamber of Commerre will give a Johnson, Grant and Hayes. Mr. an accompaniment to cold meat at easily took the prize as Kolb and Dill. I
banquet at the Lakeside Inn at 9:30 Counts is also a great bear hunter luncheon or supper, or with hot meat
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>Js the member* and business men , mid to hear him talk of early days at dinner. This arrangement is still
A 150.000,000 corporation headed
ot the city. On the same evening, ’ rounds like a romnnee. He was In somewhat of a novelty, even in hotels by men whose reputation for achieve-
ift 7:30, a business meeting will be nt the death of old reel-foot the giant and restaurants, and such dishes on ment would alone carry conviction,’
Y i *4B at Dolbeer’s Furniture store, at California grizzly of former days. He a bill of fare Hie quickly spied and has been organized for the purpose
which the annual election of officers Is nlso a regttlar resin the bow, one rdered by those who love good things of manufacturing ships and estab­
of tho mellow old time fiddlers who to eat. A mixture of corn and green lishing aerial transportation between
am! directors will take place.
During tho banquet a general re­ roosted on the same pole with Ole peppers is a favorite with devotees America and Europe. Thurlow Weed
Chicago is amazingly healthy. At
PUBLIC NOTICE.
port will be made by Fresldont Dcl- Bull, and with his primitive melody of the casserole, and, when green corn Barnes of Chinese railroad enterpris­
zoll showing tho work accomplished made pioneer life endurable. Mr. is not available, canned corn makes er Is to be president of the gigantic least that !■ what druggists say. The
Department of the Interior, Wash­
during the past yenr and the report Counts says he lias Addled many a nn excellent substitute. Too much concern, which will be kr.own as the drugstore* In many parts of the city ington, December 7, 1908.
ot the treasurer will also bo glvon to race with old Seth Kinman for the Iquor must not be used with the corn, Aerial Navigation Comp: ty of Amer­ are closing their doors on account
Subject to the terms and provisions
show the financial condition of the whiskey In the long ago. Old Seth and any superfluous moisture should ica: and he will be secor ...u d by Lewis "f decreased trade. Seven have sus- of the public notice dated November
who pended business on the south side lit, 1908, notice Is hereby given, tn
Chamber. An outline will nlso he passed over the river several years bo drained off. Mix with minced Nixon, deslgner
... ____ of
__ battleships,
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will
be
the
c|»iet
eujaecr
and
super-
' since last Monday, and a number on pursuance of Section 4 of the Recla­
given of the work expected to be ago. Jim Counts Is among us with green peppers, butter and seasoning,
his rffie und violin. Talk with him place lu the casserole and bake lit a Intendent of construction. "These the west and north sides have closed mation Act of June 17, 1902 (32
dono during the coming yenr.
At n meeting held yesterday a com­ some evening, then dream of grizzly moderate oven for fifteen minutes, airships are to be constructed on the In tho last ten days. The state of 'stat., 388), that water will be fur­
mittee consisting of Frank Ira White, bears and old Zip Coon. But whether Thon remove the cover, ndd a layer patents of E. J. Pennington of Lon ’he public health ha« contributed nished under the Klamath project In
Geo. T. Baldwin and J. T. Butcher In fact <>r Action, told In the voice of of buttered bread crumbs, and leave don,” said Mr. Nixon. "We propose largely to the present condition of the Irrigation season of 1909 for the
was appointed to confer with the Dl- lht> old time rlA*' or violin’s throb­ the casserole uncovered in the oven to build ships seven or eight hundred the drug trade, but the temporary lands designated upon farm unit plat
dectors of the Water Users Associa­ bing refrain, thoy can nover be en­ until tho crumbs have become a deli- 'feet In length with comfortable ac-jcessation of the Ice cream soda,which I of T. 39 8., R 9 E . W. M., approved
eommodatlons for 100 passengers,' Is a big item to druggists, has played by the Secretary of the Interior De-
tion at their meeting today, to plan-, tirely forgotten wraiths on the shores ento brown. January Delineator.
The craft will he constructed of steel, ¡Its share in the reduction of receipts ’ember 1, 1908, and on Ale in the
filng an exhibition for the Seattle Ex­ of time.
The Some drugstores, it Is declared, have local land office at Lakeview, Oregon.
Commodore.
The hope of getting what they de­ aluminum and other metals.
position.
JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD,
serve In the next world Is all that llrst of these ships will be built at the' installed a chop suey and chill con
Secretary of the Interior.
L. B. Carroll and A. B. Carmody
A halt candle-power woman sheds reconciles some women to living with Nixon ship yards on Staten Island carne lunch to take the place of Iced’
this year.”
beverages.
12-31-1-14
left Monday morning for 8enttle.
sufficient light to dazzle most men.
their husbands In this world.
Fruits, Produce, Eggs, Butter, Cheese,
Poultry, Fresh Eastern and Coast
Oysters, and Generay Market
City Meat Market
WEISS & ARMAND
.-.-.FURS-HIDES
H UNTERS’&TRAPPER8’GUI DE,
Long Lake
Lumber Co
L U H BE R
Cabinet Work, Sash and Doors,
All Kinds of Mouldings,
W. O. HUSON,
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Manager