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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN.
KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, FEBRUARY II, HP.
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NO. 46
Nl KV EY COM Tl.ET Ei».
C. H Mooie and Judg«- Baldwin und
A MODERN HOTEL.
to have the warrant served
Mr TO LIC ENSE KE tl. ESTATE MEN
MEET DIKE« TORN. other« went with Mr Ma»on to ■«•«
Wright was notified by telephone of
lienny. They were told that tlx gov N. I*. Englixvr« Flnlkh Survey» From Hurrlnxiii Ila» k»k Big Hostelry on the Indictment and Informed the of-
A»k That I Iley IU m Ind Ttx'ir Ai tion ernment <«>n«id< rod th» contra« Is ax
Altura» u> Klanutth Fall».
fleer» that It would not be necessary
Hol N|«riiigK.
ami Get Work Started.
legal and proper, uud that they could
to send after him. He asked how
do nothing except demand that the
Two of th«* Southern Pacific cngl-
Col. W it. Holablrd on hla r«*c«*«it soon he was wanted and asked to be
A lurge number of the land owners c«»»t be fiuld. If thl« wa« not done ne«-rlng crews which have beea mak trip hero made the statement tbic allowed until Monday or Tuesday
The fit*. Council of Klamath Falls
of the Kin ninth Project met Hut urday the work would hava» to b<- stopped ing aurveys for new road« in Klam Klamath Falls would have a modern He was told that that would be in has dlsr-iiHKed at considerable length
afternoon with the directors of the uutll the money expended wuu col ath County, r«*a«h«*d here Suturday. hot») and sanatorium the coming plenty of time, and he arrived this the passing of an ordinance provld-
Water Users Association, and a gen lect «-d
A crew of about fifteen men under year The hotel is to be built on the afternoon a» promised
Ing for an occupation tax, and s pc
eral discussion wan entered Into In
Diractor Stephenson argu»-<l that Engineer Rankin, <*ompleted the sur Hot Springs.
clal s’r* » was laid on Its application
regard to the directors' action and he liiouglil it hum not the time to vey this morning tx-tween this city
Mr. Holablrd stated that E II. Har-
to real «-state dealers. It was argued
U » <iix-H«luy.
I
I lx ret ent Older of the Reclamation take uatlon In the matter. He b«*- and the Klamath Marsh, a distance > man hud guaranti->-d 120,000 toward
at the time that It would not be legal
Dave Alexander appeared "before
Sei vice to stop work The land own lloved that Hi.-y ought to wait until of over 40 mile». The survey wan th«- building. If an additional 930,000
unless a general license was fix««d for
ers present naked to tie made ac tlx it representative in WuHhlngton ma«l»* from a point above tho city Wb>-
and lessee was secured to the Court this afternoon and entered every business house In the city, A
quainted with the communications hud returned. Mr. limsi, who baa to near th«* northi rn end of th«* lake put la 150,000 to furnish the rooms. a plea of not guilty. Hi« case wax hill is now to be Introduced Into the
l>< I mi < ii the Ai. hi , « lidloll uixl II.< Si i <>PP«» m >I tlx- ix I Ion i>f th«* dlr«»tora, An»»th»*r survey ».■• made from Kin Mr Holablrd bar the additional 930.* set for February 23.
(.»•glsla’Ure providing for an annual
Th«! State In the Coburn case prac-
retary ■ if tlx» Interior, and <>u mo «ui«] tinat h»» believed tint now was mat 1» Marsh this way
The gap was 000 and expects to clot*» the deal
license for real estate agents, the
Hon of Mr Stephenson, th«* »<< ietury th«- pt«ip«*r Ilin»- to du M»m**tblng, and c.loa»*«! Saturday
It lr probable that with a prominent hole) man for the ticaliy finished Its evidence at noon same to be paid to the county. The
today. with the exception of J. G.
read the «-«»i re»)M»nd«'li< •• on th»- sub- wanted «ouïe u< lion tuk» u lu tbe Mr Rankin's
Rank Ins cr<-w
cr»*w will »top work leaning of the building.
Portland Telegram has the following
j<e t The h'ttor was <lai> «l Washing* mutter ut once
I n • for I hi- pre, <nt , as the snow Is
Col. Holablrd is also promoting the Wight, whom they wished to recall on the subject:
ton, Jan 2, IUII9, uixl 1» a» follow«
Tlx* majority of th«- directors a fi too deep to make much progress establishment of a big club houw- in later, Ry agreement of the attorney!«
Rr-ii|
/ate agents of the entire
Warned By Gnrth lii.
p»m- I to lx» willing to conshh-r tti tt nor h of tlx* maish at this time of the northern part of the county, th«* evidence of Barclay which was f .’e mu*> e.ich pay a ll««*nse of 9100
Sir
Your b lu r of Dec. 7 has requitals uf the iaixl own« is pre«
the year.
which will probably be located on given In the former trial, was read a year in advance, if the following bill
h«'«n r»<»'lv»'d referring to publl« no and It wa» decided to tak«' the i
Eugln<«r Knowlton, with a crew the Fort Kluma'h peninsula, which to the jury from tbe copy of the tes becomes a law. It Is in charge of Sen
tic«* of Nov»'inh»r IB, 100H, copy of ta-r und< r e<>n»l<l>*ratl<»n. and tl ■ land of over twenty m<*n. ha« tied his sur Is tin- property of Mrs M McMillan, timony.
ator A A Bailey, who will have one
Several of the witnese-ss of the of h is friends Introduce It In the
which Is eticloMd
You state,
• I owner« wa re n»k>-<l to mwt witti them Ivey to connect »Mb th«' yard« trelow ot the I-akeslde Inn.
ani Instructed by said board to re- puniti at five »> cloa k
th«* ««iiinty toad at tlx- outslclrtn of
Col. Holablrd has be« n the Instru- defen»«* had not arrived, particularly House. It was gotten up by M. J.
sp»*< tfiilly Inform you thut uixl* i < X
Mr Knowlton ha« been meat of bringing many g»x>d thlngs Dr Hemenway, who lives a» Yalnax. Higley, a Portland real estate man,
tt the uppolnta-d time tha- landown- the city
lating ««»uditlons anil r«-pre-< ntutlon* a-i.a again ui«*t »Rh tlx Director» The vol king on the Alturas line, and a to the Klama'h country and he has Dr. Hetnenway is one of the import- who Is tired of "curbstoners'* taking
mu«!»* by Reclamation «»Bl« lais arid pia-vloiik aition of th«* boutd »»« dl»- preliminary survey wa«
wa» made to never yet mad«* a failure In any of ant witoes-'-s for the defense, and his business away from his d«x»r, he
tlx* Ihiard of l»lt•’< tois <»f Hila A» k «» c I <»iiH»i»d at Mime length, the land own Midland, and it «n expected that hl« promts«-«.
He firmly believe« was delayed on account or the storm says.
utb'ii at tlx* llrix sub»» »Ipiloi*» wi - i »' er« urging ll.at Immediate action b<* .that vould be the termlnu« Immed- that Klamath County’ 1« destined to and tl .»• condition of the roads, it is
“There are 1500 r»al estate agents
lateli ii | h , ii Mr. K now Ron's retur n b<-<-«>m<- on»- of th»- most famous sum- expwted that h«* will arrive before [!„ the state of Oregon,” Mr Higley
aecuretl of laud to th»* AaMM'lation taken Io Indute tlx*
from Salt Lake City,
<
from I ik II vhliial lan<! o»n<r», which lutei l«»r to order a
wok ww com- mer reaorta on th«- coast, and he us th«* case Is concluded, but if be does ( argues, “and -<> the revenue of the
i.,« rx • »1 upou a surv» y up th« cetile« ually I k able to find men wl h money not g.-t here In time, hla former t<!U- state treasury will be the gainer by
epi» ■ niutlon pul tl.» maximum pi I« * woik <>n th«’ proji’C I
foi »«ter right ut |20 per act», in of th« laiiaa-taiiH »a-r« lu lavot of wait I of th«* valley an«! th«- conu«*«tlon to back up his judgment.
tlinony will be read, The case will 1150.000 if this bill can be passed.”
eluding maint» iiui.> ••. and which pri« » ing utalll Ilia) heard from tha- lepre- wa» mad»- «Ith the Southern Pi -tie
probably last another day.
The bill reads:
Induced th»* land owners to sub*«rlh«* na-ntutlva- they hud M ilt to Washing '•a:*!» In Kiumnth Fall«. This would
"Be it enacted by the Legislative
Fis»! AM* GAME TRAP.
for stock, th»* II ouk I uf hlr>*ct«itH u ton
Assembly of the state of Oregon, and
Th«* land uwnera then pia»cnt- IndliHte that a «-bang«* of plans has
1LEXYNUEK Kim KNS.
this tBn< does not feel that th» Ann* ad th«* following reMilulloo, which I b«*en made and that tbe terminus of
be it enacted by the people of the
a
elation Is obligated to a»k for. n«»r » u» »luna d by a larga- numb« r of tha* 'the Altura« line will b«- In this city.
state of Oregon:
Dave Alexander, who was M-n-
attempt to fore»* payment
“Section 1. All persons engaged
promlit'-ut no mber« of th»- AMocla- It 1» believed that Mr Knowlton will
fenced
to 200 days in the Siskiyou In selling real estate for another per
now
»orkiug
than 120 p* i acre on lan<!
commence
working
south
to
tlon
.County jail at Yreka, arrived in the son, firm or incorporation, and all
' make location« for per manent sur-
«•d "
■'Wh»*r».«H, Th«* dim »intitniiiix «* of
city last Saturday on the boat. Tbe
I'RlSHER SOLD.
I am not clear a» to what you havi
P B. Southworth, th«- Klamath California authorities must have got persons who shall sell, barter or ex
tn uilnd In the matter, but noHurix wotk on tlx* greater ixirtloti of th«*
Falls luv.*ntor, has devised an appar- ten tired of boarding our friend Al change any real estate or shall off- •
All the casting* and Iron of the
thut ref«r»*n»«* 1s mad*- to sect! in 5 Klarniilh l’r«*j«*ct 1» d»*p|or«*«l by th«*
at
us for «atching mink and otber an- exander and given him his freedom for sale, barter or exchange any re. I
of the contract < iecut«*d bv my pr» J » land own«*ra. nnd Is about to cr«*at«» old rock crusher has been sold by
estate belonging to any other perse i,
Imais and which also can b«* us»-d on before his tim«* was out.
a
dlktlmt
I«»««
of
lnrg>-
pto|>ortlon»
to
c«'»H«*r, Ilon E V litiche«
the city tn the Klamath Falls iron
firm or incorporation, and any pers* a
uiauy »t««kholder» of the Klamath Work uh old Iron. There were about a smaller M-ale for catching fish,
After leaving the boat Ak*xander firm or incorporation display!rg any
ruary 2.1, 190«. with ll
oblong
»baiM'd
al
The
devise
Is
an
Water I M*rs A»MM*latlon, by* r«*a»«>n 10.000 pound»» and the price paid by
walked down Main street to greet sign having for Its purport tho sell-
Water Users Association
of th»- M-rlous delay threatened In the foundry was one cent a pound. fair smaller than a lea d pencil, which ’ his old friends, and Deputy Sheriff
fact
is inserted in the minnow or what-: Schallock was so pleaM*d to see him Ing, bartering or exchanging of real
“That th«* said Klamath Water I's- bringing tlx* laig«*r a«ie«ige under Ir Th»- foundry p««»pl«- have promi»«*d to
ever bait is us«*d. It contains an air: that he insisted that he occupy one estate, on any building or store, eith
•*r« AaMM'latlon hereby r Clarante. •« rigation. We feel that the «t<>p|>age try nn«l dispose of the trucks and el
er directly- or Indirectly, shall be
.bamber which will float the minnow f{(f
of hH
his rwmB
rooms (n
In <he
tbe county JaU
jail. An
th» payni«*nt of thnt part <»f th* »*o«t of work 1« a great lojuattre to the evator for fh<- rltv
m . that It would appear as alive.
Af IndUiuJ.-uC was return«*«l againM Al deemed by this act to be real estate
p»xipl<
«if
I
‘
«
h *. Yonna anil la«iiK«»li
<>f Irrlgntlon work«, which »ball be
The city recently ««»Id tbe engine
ter the minnow or bait is swallowed* exander for attempting tn shoot an agents.
apportioned by tlx* S»*«'r«t;iry <>f the vttlleys, and part» of th»» Klamath uud to W W Masten, and this last naie
All real estate agenti
“Sec. 2.
by the fish, any strong pull on the Indian, but the officers did not want
Interior to each shareholder, and »III Till.* Lak«* vulleys not yet under the illspoH» » of Klamath Fall«' original
shall
pay
to
the
county in which he
line would release a spring which him bad enough to go after him. or
promptly c«>ll«*cf or require prompt canal system; We also fee) that, 94000 rock crushing plant. The
resides and operates a yearly license
would
force
two
neddle
like
prongs
to lay plans for his arrest when he
payment thereof In such manner as should work not l>»* <onilnu<-d this cru»t.«r »«» m > badly damaged from
[Into th«» fish and hold it fast
The left the Yreka jail. They were at of $10«'. in advance.
th»* H»cr«tary of tbe Interior may «11 ¡year th«- completion of transportation um - that it 1» »tai» <1 that it« only >al-
■ Sec. 3. Any violation of this act,
1 fl«h can b» released by pushing no a isfied as long as he remained awa:
.lines pr»»mli*»*d by the Southern Paci ue » hm hh old Iron.
r«*cf. etc."
upon
conviction before any magis
»mall rod c«>nn«*cted with the line.
from Klamath County, but if he ever trate. shall be punishable by impris
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Thera 1» n«« reference to maximum fic mould be vn<1ang«'i<d. and that
Th«*
devise
is
particularly
designetl
did come back they were ready for onment in the county jail for a period
of |t0 i*< r acre In thl» or any matter Uu varloui* dlr«ntlon» til»* g*-neral ad-
»T THE OPERA Hol SE.
for «atching mink and other animal« him.
on fil«* In this dej*artmaat
I am. of vuti<*m<nt of the Klaniuth Basin
not exceeding 250 days, or by a fine
of that nature, and It is c)aim»*d that
courM*. not personally Inform'd con I would I»«- j» <‘iuirdlz«'«l. Therefore, 1»
Th»- Hixllen««' at the Opera House
of not less than 150 nor more than
be
a
much
better
method
it
would
cerning roixlltIons » lilch prevailed lit
last night wltneHM'd M>me first c I bsh
1500, or both.”
MINT TAKE EXAMINATION.
than the old style trap in that it
precedent f<> th»» signing of this agree I
“K«wolv«<d, That tt is th«- opinion [ vuudevllle act» in connection with would in no way Injure the bide, It
nu nl, hilt hnv«* had careful s»uirch nf Kt»»» kholdcrn ot the Klamath Wa- th«* moving picture« aud lllu»trat«*<l
County School Superintendent J.G i MANY W ITNESSES SUMMONED.
is also much more human»* as the an
made of the r»*< <>i<ls to as« « rtaln what («■i 1'iu-rH A kmo < tat Ion, that the Board HongK. Mr. Heard«. as a «larky coui-
imal would choke to death in a f«»w Swan, assisted by G. R. Carlock, of
fin Is may b«* uvallabl»' to ca»t light of Director» of said Association tak«* '«■dlan. pl«*as».d all present and Miss
minutes, anti would not be left to Merrill, and Prof. W. E. Faught, of
on tills.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Griffith baa
Immediate action to counteract what- 1 Bruce was an able assistant,
suff»T for hours as 1» many tim«-« Klamath Fall#, began Wednesday
I Infer from previous corresp«»n- cv« r resolution or ai l» that have
.Miss Bruce and Mr. Hearde will tlx* «a-»* when It I k mangled in a trap «he teachers' examination for count« sixteen subpoenas to serve in this
county lor witnesses before the Un
dance, notably a letter from th» sec t<*iid»*d to bring about the present be ««-»-n again tonight in an entire
papers. Tbe examination will last
ited State« Grand Jury in Portland.
retary <>f th»* \--<»«latIon dat< d March situation.”
«hung»-. «-ouHisting of high class sing
until Saturday and Is being held in
TO III t noth MAC HINEKY.
The following six have been served;
2, 1!'<I7, that the Water User» A *to-
At the meeting of the Dlreitois In ing. dHix Ing and vaudeville acts. The
the Klamath Falls Public School
George H. Orr, L. D. Burk. H. G.
ciatlon hit« taken It for granted that tl.i- evening, the secretary wn« order plctur«*» for tonight are: On the Track
' The County Commissioners are building. There are no applicants
Wilson. R. M Richardson, J. O. liam*
the 8»*crrtary of the Interior could ed to wir«- Attorney Smith In Wash- a bear hunting scene; Watchmaker's
HtiU investigating rock crushing taa-: for state papers, but the following aker and Earl Whitlock. Most of tho
not charge tnpr« than |20 an acre, jington, requesting him to tfse every Wedding, comic, and Money Mad. a
chlnery, with tbe intention of pur- are taking the examiuation for cuun- meu are supposed to be wanted as
How this opinion aro«e, I do not ••ffort to Induce 8t«cretary Garfield . tragedy.
chasing a plant to be used in build-1 tv papers:
wituessess in the case against Wil
know, but It Is clearly erroneou«. If to renew the work on the project.
Rachael Applegate, B. P. Alexan- liam Barclay, who is accused with
Ing and improving th«* county roads..
It Is bas«*«l upon the assumption that The meeting adjourn»-«! with the
•Mr. Young, of a San Francisco der, Bessie B«-ll, Ernest Burnham. R. I murder.
In summoning witneoaoM
stutements or letters written by em- member« agreeing to meet again at I
firm, is here and the commissionersi H. Dunbar, A. E. Elder, R»»i«tora the Grand Jury does not state for
the
ReclnmatIon
Service
pl«»y«*<*a of
any time on th«» call of the president
Mrs Emily A. Humphrey has pur-
_________________
have been in consultation
with _____
him, French, Ida Grimes, Cora Griffith, what case they are wanted, and it is
should set the limit, a little refl»*ctlon Ito consider the matter of th«* recall Ichased the G. W. White residence
their Intention to pur-'Jane Given, Archye Kirkendall, B. E.
today.
It
1«
«how
you
that
this
Is
Impon-
believed that there must be other
should
<>f the representative, or any other and property on Fourth street. The
• Lee, Alice Lytle, Vela Mulkey, .Myr-
under consideration, as so
i cases
Bible, A formal contract cannot be Important action that might be nec- house contains fourteen large rooms chase a rock crusher, engine and rol
ler, and they intend to get only first 1 tie Pitney, Ruby Nichols and Mona
many witnesses would hardly he
varied, and besides It la well estab- eaaary.
anil Is to be used as a hospital build
Ward.
class machinery.
llshed In govern!mental affairs and Is
needed for one case, especially hr
ing. Possession of the top floor Is
By
saving
on
other
exjienses.
the
|
r«*fle<-t»*«l In numerous ord«*rs and de
the Grand Jury.
given ltnni«-diately, but full posses
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.—Senator
Commissioners have been able to |
cisions In every d«*psrtm«*nt that the
It is estimated that this bunch of
sion of the building will not occur
EMIAT AT ROSE FESTIVAL.
Fulton,
of Oregon, and R. 8 Smith,
more than double the road levy fori
heat! of th«* department cannot In
witnesses from Klamath County will
until March 5.. The consideration
this year. The road fund has also
any way I»«* hound by the stateni<*nts of Klamath Falls, held a conference was $5500. '
Klamath Falls is likely to be the cost |S00 for mileage alone, besides
ot officers of th«* department except with Sicretivry Garfield and urg«*«l
Mr. White will b«-gin the erection been added to to tlj<‘ extent of over first of the comm uu it les of Oregon to their allowance per diem. The wit
when th«*y are duly authorized to the Secretary to put In operation a of a bungalow early in the spring. $4000 from the stat«* as the county's |
proport ion from’ The ’sale of public I arran«° for the
of a floral nesses are summoned to appear in
new plan for lands under th«* Klam-
bind him.
He will probably build In the Hot
fleet
in
the
“
all-Oregon"
parade
of the Portland on next Monday.
lands. Tho Commissioners believe
If the A«soclatlon, as Intimated by nth Reclamation Project.
Springs addition.
next
annual
Rose
Festival.
Judge
Water
rights
at
Klamath
have
been
that this is a good time to make a
this letter, believed that It Is nb-
IN MEMORIAM.
start to secure the proper machinery, George T. Baldwin, one of the lead
nolvcd from any ono section or re fixed at |30 per acre, dividt'd into MASONS ACCOMPANY"
ing business men of that region, is
ten
equal
pay
ments
of
S3
each.
Smith
will
enable
the
road
commis
which
quirement of this agreement of Feb
BODY TO LITTLE SHASTA.
To the Worthy Matron, officers and
sloner to construct good, permanent in the city and has assured the festi
ruary 23, 1006, the question properly wants the department to inako th«*
val management that he will do all members of Aloha Chapter, No. 61,
first
payment
|1
or
91.25
per
acre
arise« whether It considers Itself
A large number of members of the roads.
he can to persuade the Klamath Falls O. E. 8.: Whereas,
bound by any other portion of the | and gradually Increase the amount Masons lodge and a committee of
Chamber of Commerce to send an
so
that
the
last
payment
will
bring
The mysterious messenger, Death,
agreement, and If not what stops
Odd Fellows escorted the body of the
C HUT IT COI RT NEWS.
other Boat here.
Baldwin says he has again Invaded our Chapter and
the
total
up
to
|30.
He
says
set
should be taken to have the agr«»o-
I tiers will have difficulty in pnying Into Ernest Soule Friday from
believes the Klamath Falls float of taken a link from the golden chain
mont explicit and binding? Until all
the residence to the boat. The body
Monday.
last year was about as good advertis of our m»*mbership, by the loss of our
first
year,
but
when
|3
per
acre
the
such doubts arc solved, It mny bo
was taken to Little Shasta for
The attorneys in the case of the ing as his district ever had.-—Ore
friend and brother, Ernest Soule,
wise to suspend further work not [development Is well under way will burial, and was accompanied by Mrs. State vs. Joseph Coburn spent the
Therefore, Be it Resolved, That
actually required for the malnte- i he able to make much larger pay- Soule and two brothers of the de entire day In examining and select gonian.
Secretary Garfield took the
the
smypathy of this Chapter be ex
nance of tho portion now complet (inentB.
ceased, and a committee of Masons ing jurors. The regular panel was
[matter under advisement.
tended to his relatives and while we
COUNTERFEITING CASE.
ed.
composed of G«*orgo L. Humphrey, exhausted and a special venire of five
Smith is also asking the depart
with them mourn his loss, yet it is
Klndy givo un an early and explicit
George Chnstaln, George Grizzle and summoned. At 3:30 eleven jurors
ment to wnlve the maintenance
with the hope that “In the world
reply on theso points.
It
Is
rumored
that
Deputy
U.
S.
bad been secured and the special ve
charge of 75 cents per acre. Ho con E. B. Henry.
where death comes not,” we shall
Respectfully,
Marshal
Griffith
is
looking
for
a
num
nire exhausted. The Court ordered I
tends there Is no provision In the
JAMES RUDOLPH OARFIELD.
ber of witnesses in a counterfeiting meet again.
VIRGINIA APPLEGATE.
two
more
men
summoned
from
which
Secretary. ri'clnmatlon net authorizing the Im-
Resolved, That a copy of these res
to select the last juror. The trial of case. It is the case of Frank Jen
posing of this charge. lie has not
Virginia, the seven year old daugh tho case will be commenced in the nings, who is under arrest In Port olutions be sent to his relatives and
W, H. Mason, who haa been in yet received nn opinion of the de-
land charged with making counterfeit be also spread upon a memorial pa :e
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Applegate, morning,
Portland, returned on the boat Sat- partment on his requests.
died nt 5 a. m. Tuesday of lnflania-
Dave Alexander was arraigned this money In Jackson County near Med of the secretary’s book.
urday and was present during tho
Frank Ward.
tlon of the bowels. The family mov morning and asked for time In which ford. Jennings was In Klatnath Falls
latter part of tho meeting, lie stat
Frank
E. Ankeny,
several
months
last
fall,
but
it
Is
not
E. L. Hopkins hns purchased n ed here
about two weeks ago to procure n lawyer. He was given
ed that ho had gone to see Supervis
Francis E. Boyd.
known whether there are persons
ing Engineer llonny, and that Mr. residence In Santa Rosa, California, from Portland, Mr. Applegate coming until tomorrow.
Commltt« *.
1. Wright, who was indicted by the j here believed to have been implicated
llenny told him that if there wore and expects to movo his family there here for tho benefit of his health.
Tho funeral was held at 2 o'clock Grand Jury on a charge of perjury, with him, or that they are simply
any other Klamath County people In In about two weeks. Mr. H.ipklns
Amberol Records play for four
Portland to bring them to the office will lense his ranch In Klamath Coun Wednesday. Services were conduct arrived this evening ftom Grnnts . «vnnteil to give evidence as to his do-
1-1 4tf
minutes.
At Mullers.
Pass
and
went
to
the
sheriff
’
s
office
Ings
while
here.
that lie might discuss the matter ty fur atout two years.
ed In the Mothodh’t church.