- z* ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ KINGING MIST HE
LEARNED ABROAD.
♦
l’LKVNA 1TKMK.
♦
«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
FKARM FOR
MAX
laike County Game Warden I* Not
I
FRANK IRA WHITE
Heard ErolU Sime lie la'ft for
J. H Barnes haul«-d a load of latn-l , It Is absolutely n, c> s>ary for ene
Wedding hells will soon be ring­ I
WilianiMin lliver Three
THE LAND MAN
ber from Long I.ake to his ranch to go abroad for the study of slug­
in* In Merrill.
in*.
But
the
student
should
assur
­
Weeks \gu.
telature
"tine
up"
in
suppoit
of
the
Monday.
W. P. Rhodes, Gene Hiiiuumnd
edly ask himself or herself a ft*
G. F Sevlts and family visited G
and T. A. Burrows l ave been sum­ ’mor«' salary" hili'« It incoimi evi­
questions before diwidln* vu so tm
Deputy Game Warden Gibson Te­
Li»t your land for sale with ibis
w rt eavtlin and family Sunday.
moned for the Grand Jury, aud »tart dent that ’ Stnleiuent Gnu" wu.i bv no
mentous a step.
ports that lUin Hit« li<-«>< k, who la oil to
olile«-; we have buyer» for all
means the only object on which
Mr. Adkins, of Kia lath Falls,
K
In
ninth
Pulls
Sunday
morn
<-ki <» vm «if Klamath County
The whole question Is a bi« one ideputy game warden of Lake County,
pledges were made before the elec
Ing.
visit In* his niece, Mrs. Heavllin.
pKiperty.
The. Amei ic* of today is an art-loving j left Klamath Falls about the 15th
(Ion.
Mi'll
unxIoiiH
to
go
to
tin
l.e*
Ed. Terwtllig ;rr received word this
veeek
nation—a music-loving nation espe­ [of January for Williamson River mid
Air. Foster and his son, Steve of cially, An operatic career does uu-
week that his mother had died in Idiiture apparently huvi promised
no word has been heard from him
Shasta Valley, 11« has left for that 'and pledged all Increases of salarle»
Round Lake, were in this district on questiouably make a powerful appeal
The only acreage a<ljac««nt to
since. Mr. Gibson fears that some
'(list have been asked by officials or
business Monday.
K lamat h l’alla for sale in small
to a girl gifted with a good voice aud accident may have happened to him place to at lend the funeral.
candidates.
These
pledges,
clearly,
Mr. and Mrs. Toll.' were in Merrill
G. F. Sevtts assisted Q. 5V Heavllin encouraged by a little local renown.
tracts. More than a »core of
Mr. Hitchcock wus up on William­
wvie win ted us conditions of support
ii«M>pl«< have »ecuri-d siu*s fur
!n butchering Monday
The trouble is, so many American son River some time ago and he had this week.
homes.
Mrs. T.J. Offield lias returned from mid election, and the fruits are now
B E Kerns passed here Thursday girls have good voices. They sing ill a leant of horses which he sold to
appearing
In
the
general
rush
of
the
ou his way to the Falls
church choirs, at a party or au ama­ I J. F. Adams. He returned to this Smi Jose, Calif , where she lias been ¡’’more" bills, some of whlcli now for
R. A. Alford took some hay to his teur concert, aud then siren voices city and about January 15 left for I for some time.
are the best buys on the market
Sollie Dewey mid Herbert Fitch the liist time appear, while other»
residence in Klamath Falls Thurs­ are heard in well-meant adulation Williamson River I d company with an
jare bills arrested two .'cura ago by
were
absent
from
school
Frida.'
af
­
day.
"Why don’t you go to Europe to | ludian to get bls saddle w hli h he bad
lliv Governor s veto, and now are be
Dr. White made a prof«'ssional vis­ study* With such a voice as yours left there when he sold the horses, ternoon.
Ing
passed over It.
Mrs. Lee Clvmlns mid baby spent
it to Plevna Friday. He called to you ought to make uatue and fame. "| His chaps and some other goods were
Meli who waut to go to the Leg
Thursday night with Mrs. W. P
•ee Mrs. S A Brentner. who is quite And so t>n.
I I left at the Klamath House where he
Islature often will promise anything
111 again.
Now, criticism of Shis sort won’t was stopping at the time. Ho stated Rhodes, while her husband was ab­ <>r plvd*e anything for support. They Í
THE LAND MAN
sent
on
a
trip
to
the
railroad.
Mr. Mills has Bold bis lease to Mr. do; indeed, it may well bring about that he expected to be back In about
G. H. Gray bai l mid Leo Clemlns allow themselves to bo Intimidated
VanValkenburg and will move to embitterment and disaster. Little three days and had planned to ac-
by portion» or faction» of the elec-1
Keno.
girls of fifteen have written me re- company Mr. Gibson io the eastern returned from Mt Hebron Friday af­ ’forate, and since the Statement"!
ternoon, where the' Went to gel u
E. Thompson and Ernest Boyd grvtfully, saying they have "not . yet part of the county,
_____
It is said that
load of freight. They report that the hus com«' Into vogue and the pledge R
were in this district from Pine Grove begun serious study
M.
RICHARDSON
Wny, It 1» he had quite a sum of money with
It authorises I« common, the practice
roads are very bud.
Friday.
positively criminal to embark upon him, the proceeds from the sale of
United Statci Commissioner
Mark Howard, of the Battery ha» become u precedent for nil othei
Arthur Brentner just received a singing career before the age of his horses.
. plt-dg« » and proml»«'» to do In the
ranch,
was
kicked
in
the
loud
by
a
word that his father would be in this eighteen, at least.
He has not returned to the hotel
I. sidatur« whatever personal or sei
TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD
vicinity soon.
Then, is their health robust? For 'and Mr. Gibson has tried to find his horse last Week.
fl’ll Interests mu,' require of the
PROOF TAKEN
The
upper
room
of
the
Merrill
Mr. Ager and daughter.Erma, went that is vital. Can they bear up ug- .whereabouts by phone but can get.
member
.
It
I»
mi
abominable
system.
1
to the Falls Monday.
[ninst
ainst disappointment after dtsap- no information. It was thought that school had a debate last Friday Th«1 at villinne' not olili with represen Office, Third and Main. opiMisito City
Library.
Tvlepnoue .’MH.
Mr. Mills moved a load of house-:pointment? ’ Have they a facility for I he may have gone to work for Mr question «io. "Rc olved, that liquor tntiv«' government, but with th«
has
cans«
I
mor
'
•
mow
than
wa
."
hold goods to Keno Saturday.
¡acquiring languages? Vital again. Adams on his diedge. but Mr. Adams
Those on the affirmative side were rights of the people und with honesti
Mr. Karecow and son. Alexand« r this
Is their mind cultivated and who left the Agency the first of the
and d< c. tic,' mid economy In the pub
BENSON A. STONE
hauled a load of hay Monday.
broadened by rending and knowledge week, stated that he wasn't with his Hui i let Garrison. Calvin mid Luther
Haskills
mid
Lee
Brown;
ou
the
neg
­
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Mr. and Mrs. A. Brentner went U of the world? And are they deter- crew. He remembered buying his
town Monday.
i mined to study on true physiological horses and promised to see if he ative. Alla Hulls. Chester Haskins.
. I nirricttn fírtnk
Mrs. A. Brentner is now convales-I principles.* Lastly, have they suffl- could find any trace of hint when he David Fitch and Elmer Carr. I'he
timi
I’m nt
cent
cient money so as to avoid positive ¡arrived at the Agency, but no report affirmative side won.
K
AMATH
FalS
• OREGON
A whist part.' "as given by Mi
The school boys have been indus-. heartache and misery? Mme Melba has been received.
and
Mrs.
P.
K.
triouslv grubbing sageorush the past in Success Magatine.
Miss Edith Allai
» ««v
week at noon and recesses and hav«
enlng.
Dalli*'
w < rw
considerably improved the looks of
served
». A.
won
ATTORNEY AND
(.IMUTKIN
(»N
THE
I
\UM
the play ground.
first prize Thus«
Mi*,
COUNSELOR AT LAW
Wonian
has
bon
handicapped
The little ones are making scrap
and Mrs. A 11.
and
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
books for busy work
It gets to be an old story to r«'ad , through the ages by bring brought up Mrs S. E Mai
It
E.
ROOMS 7 4 8. MURDOCK BLOG
every year about the importance of | to think that there 1« not much worth Lee. Mr. and M
. Mr.
buying good seed; and yet, thousands, while In life orts'!' r» -arris? •
and
Mrs
K.
H
and
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ of men think they are saving mom.
How many or* lot'-- v art and on-
Mrs.
C.
H.
Em
Hi
PINE
GROVE
NEWS.
♦
♦ by getting poor seed. It is a grea. portunltlea for growth, for life en-
OR. WM. MARTIN
anil
Mrs.
Scroggins.
Miss
Lena
Kat-
mistake. Inferior seed almost always target n* -he bas mis- .! white walt- tenhorn, Miss Edith Allen, Heiman
DENTIST
S. E. Itenbice and Jim Ranier were bas weed seed in it. it costs to re- !ng for marriage!
Even toda.'. in thl- progressive age, and Rudolph Kaitenborn, Mr. and
in the Falls Thursday.
clean good seed, and that Is one rea­
Mrs. Guy M ill!. Dr. Alex. Patter-
will of th' people, not merely
Mr. Lee has moved from bis place son why it is so high in price; but we see young women every where with son and wife, Joe !> wej, John Mai­
we had better pay a little more than splendid possibilities who seem tn be tin and Ar. and Mrs. P, lt Merrill
election of Chamberlain, but
in this district.
just waiting for what they have l>< , ii
election of llourne as well
The telephone company had tne to have our farms all grown up to brought up to believe
Mr aud Mrs
Mrs. T.
I A.
A. Balls mude a
WILL A. LEONARD
is the sliprein,
of its men. John McDougall, out in weeds. The best is none too good. .event in their lives. .Many of them trl|> to tli*' Falls Ibis week.
An
hour
of
bard
wark
getting
a
'
Mrs. Frank Gruibael aud children.
this country this week inspecting 1 the
DENTIST
might broaden their education ami
Bonanza line which has beeu out of stone out of the public road is well mprove themselves wonderful).' while Mary mid Cleo, ar«* visiting with her
ispent, even if nobody thanks you for
Withro* •Helhane Hulldlng
sister, Mrs. John C
order.
they are waiting for the right man
jit.
The
Ladles
’
Aid
of
the
Presbyter-
Mr and Mrs. W. Arant went
Talk over your plans with your to come along. Did they but know las church gave an Ice cream »o< lai
Dairy Wednesday.
DR. C. P. MASON
wife as you sit around the evening it, they are not half as likely to find Friday night. A large crowd »«» lu
Everett Griffith went to the Falls __ ?. You will be surprised to find the right man while waiting Inactive­
attendance
and
everyone
enjoyed
DENTIST
Thursday.
ly as when they are vigorously pre-
how sound her advice Is.
themselves
eating
he
cream
and
cake
Other in American Bank A Trust Com­
O. Short has returned from Sac­
For a farm covering, good barn- paring themselves for a large and and coffee even If It was in the cold,
pany's Building
ramento where he has been visiting yar<] manure is much better than a useful life.
bleak time of winter. They nullsed
with his parents.
It
Is
most
unfart
unate
that
«nr
PHONE 814
mortgage; and judiciously applied
$17.50 from the social.
KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
Mr. Cunningham went to the Falls
former will speedily remove the girl should be brought up today with
Mr. and Mrs. Martin and daugh­
Thursday asd brought JohD Shepard jattw.
the antiquated idea that marrlag" I*
ters, Veva and Dorothy, went to the
out to his ranch.
Here it is February, and In almost everything, and that other things do Falls Friday afternoon.
2500 Acres Free
John Hibberts went to Olene last . no time the rush of spring work will not count much.
Mrs.
Dave
Cox
has
re<
.
ived
word
The
Lakeside
company bus 2500 ucrca
The traditions of the past, how­
Thursday.
be os. We had better get ready for
of land under the Adame ditch that it
that her father Is dangerously ill at
ever.
are
rapidly
falling
away
from
Mr. Anderson and two sons, Myran jt by doing all the odd jobs we can
will givj- RENT 1 REE for one year.
the emancipated woman of the twen­ Yoncolla, Oregon
This Includes the use of the land and
and Truman, are burning sagebrush ' now.
water.
The renter must elear and
tor Chas. Alack.
Far above the production of wheat tieth century. In this new era tens
place the land in cultivation. The rent­
♦ ♦ «
Mr. and Mrs. Lum Short, Mr. and and corn and hay and potatoes Is of thousands of girls have found
er get» all the crop but we reserve the
«
Mrs. Arthur Hawkins, «Chas Bradley. | the growth and cultivation of char- glorious openings in all departments
right to pasture the stubble.
* ♦ ♦
The Lakeside Company,
Chas. Adams, Joe and Geo Tramel 1 acter; for, after all, this is the main of life. Vast fields of usefulness ar«
J Frank Adams, Manager,
awaiting woman on every side. She
Sam Short and Jim Rainer atteDd .-d [ purpose of life,
I The ladies sewing circle ni *t at Alia.
■Merrill. Oregon.
the dance at Turner's Friday night.
Have you done your best and been is realizing that achievement Is sex S Booth a last Wednesday. On ac-
Sam Short and Jim Kenlnson haul­ beaten? Keep a stiff upper lip. Do less; that she can be just as inde­
PUBLIC NOTICE.
.count of the bud walhei there were
ed a load of shingles to the Falls the a little better than your best this pendent as man, and that there are I not many present. Th«»» • unending
And to clinch the pildE«*» II« to
De
partment
of tiie Interior, Wash­
year. You will win; only be true, just as many opportunities and fields
first of the week.
were: Mrs. Ella Robley, .Mr». E. c salaries and offices the "emergency" ington, December 7, 1908.
of
usefulness
for
her.
* Henry Low was over to C. Harris’ fair and square.
< lause, whle 11 In the se case Is mere)'
Who can estimate what this new Ream, Mrs. Alma Lui'iarle, .Mrs. I mi I'Seumptlon a» false a» Impudent. Subject to the terms and provisions
Tuesday.
A mule may never be known to
Steeman. Mrs. Han.' Booth, Mrs. J.
of the public notice dated November
Tom Short’s little daughter is very kick and yet around his heels is no era means to the plain gli*. the lirl Emnan, Mrs. L. A. West, Mrs.
Is frei'ly used, so as to cut uff the ref­
H.
18, 1908, notice is hereby given. In
with
splendid
-mental
powers
but
who
place for small children; for after
■lek.
erendum mid avert the sure rejection
Phillip» and .Mrs. John Koontz.
• hat would be the fate of the- jobs pursuance of Section 4 of the Recla­
John Hibberts went to the Falls the explosion regrets won’t mend the may be physically unattractive, or
Among our Merrill visitors Ibis
who may prefer a single life?—Ori­
pieces, nor clubs better the mule.
If the* popular vote were brought to mation Act of June 17, 1902 (32
Friday.
week were Mr. and, Mrs. H. Booth.
son
Swett
Marden.
In
Success
Maga
­
If
you
know
a
good
thing,
tell
your
bear upon them. Might It not nl»o Stat , 388). that water vlil be fur­
Mr. and Mrs. Icenbice and children
Chas.
Liers,
.Mrs.
Carl
Robley,
Mr.
zine.
be suggested that each of these» acts. nished under tbu KJamath project In
Bessie, Jennie, Calio and lven. were neighbor about it. It will help him
and J. B. Cole.
about
his
work,
and
it
surely
can
do
In order to provide1 sure protection the irrigation season of 1909 for the
at Tommy Short's Sunday.
Fred Steeman has been on the sick
Senator Thomas Kinney of St.
for the various jobs, should declare' lands designated upon farm unit plat
Ernest Boyd and Mr. Thompson you no harm. Bottled-up goodness
Louis will probably again introduce list for the past few day» but Is now that thy initiative never should be of T. 39 8., R. 9 E., W. Al., approved
took a load of hogs to the Fails Fri­ soon turns sour and spoils.
his
bill to tax bachelors, He intro- improving.
used for their appeal. Oregonian. by the Secretary of the Interior De-
day.
Jarn«-s,
Col4,
Pink
Barks,
Harry
cember 1. 1908, and on file In the
diiced a similar bill two years ago
Jasper Hibberts came down from
Booth anti Mr. Brady helped Joe Der- ,
local land office at Lakeview, Oregon.
A
Randolph
county
bachelor
writes
Some interesting figures as to the
the wood camp Saturday.
t
van butcher nineteen bogs last Mon­ All»
JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD,
John Hibberts and son, Frankie, individual wealth in Great Britain him as follows: "I am a bachelor, day.
Secretary of the Interior.
I
believe
it
would
be
better
to
intro-
are given in a report of the inland
hauled a load of wood Saturday.
Venus Booth and Anna Bi-ebe are
12-31-1-14
duce
a
bill
requiring
the
state
to
revenue
commissioners.
According
Berry Stiles came down from his
keeping house for Mr. Beebe on his
Swan Lake ranch to John Hibberts to this there are businesses in the teach girls to keep house and cook homestead.
SHOP AT SUMMERS.
Support of Western Oregon of the
and
learn
to
save.
The
girls
are
to
United Kingdom whose incomes are
Friday and went back Saturday.
Irrigation
project
that
Is
Intend«-«!
to
A
blacksmith
shop has boen es­
has
We
understand
that
Mr.
Moon
Leo Thompson was absent from i more than >250,000 a year. Of thos# blame. A woman today thinks if she accepted a position In Tampico, Mex­ develop Malheur County Is asked tablished at Summers. Oeneral work
marries
ail
she
has
to
do
is
to
sit
In
school Monday on account of sick- whose incomes range from $50,000
I In a letter received at the Portland | of all kinds promptly dona. Horse­
to $250,000, there are 241. Be­ the parlor or go to a card party. ico, and has left for that place.
ness.
Commercial Club from D. R. Hous-j shoeing a specialty.
While
jmlllng
up
a
steep
place
with
11-17-Nt*
That
is
the
reason
a
bachelor
is
Miss Nina Wilson pasqfd through tween $25,000 and $50,000 there
a load of hay last Monday the reach ton, secretary of the Commercial ___
afraid
to
marry.
I
hope
you
don't
are
517.
Three
bundled
and
twenty-
here on her way to Bonanza.
of Mike Galarncau's wagon broke. Club of Nyssa, Or. Mr. Houston^
Mr. Cunningham went to the Falls two receive between $20,000 and blame a bachelor for being a bache­ ,The t«.ani became frightened a nd ran points out the advantages that will’
lor.
”
$25,000,
581
between $15,000 and
Saturday.
for about a quarter of a mile when accrue not only to his section of the j
Henry Meier came down from Swan $20,000, and 6155 between $5000
one
of the horses got fastened to a state but to Oregon as a whole an!
and $10,000. The large number of
Smokehouse at small cost: Need­
Lake Saturday.
tree
and fell. No serious damage particularly Portland by the comple­
Chas. Mack and lven Icenbice went small fortunes and businesses in the ing a smokehouse I boarded up a was done.
tion of the Malheur government ir-i
United Kingdom is shown by the fact corner of an outbuilding, fitted in a
to Olene Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Durkey are rigatlon project, which will co»er
that
2
4
1,440
persons
are
credited
door,
hung
it
by
leather
hinges,
and
Mr. Cunningham went up to Frank
about 230,000 acre» of iand tribu­
withincomes of from $5000 down to ran a pipe from an old sheet-iron spending a few days with Mrs. Ander­
Irish’s homestead Monday.
tary to the Malheur and Owyhee riv­
son.
$800,
the
lowest
stove
to
the
smokehouse.
Result:
taxable
limit.
These
Jim Ranier went to the timber last
Charlie Merrill was up In this dis­ ers. The Nyssa organization asks
figures do not include employes Cool smoke, little danger of setting
Monday after a load of wood.
for no definite help from the dub
trict
Tuesday after a stray mule.
whose
pay
gives
one an idea of the building on fire; and a chunk of
Henry Meier went to Olene Mon­
but
is anxious to have the arid lands
Miss
Inez
and
Sam
Comps
spent
small salaries paid in England, green hickory will smoke all winter.
day.
¡reclaimed
through the Government
last
Sunday
evening
at
the
Beebe
’
s.
¡There are 342,111 whose salaries
From February Farm Journal.
Jay Arant ?.nd Floyd Cunningham
Last Tuesday while M. TL Beebe | Reclamation Service and writes with
¡range
between
$800
and
$5000.
On
­
s. B. ORIZZLP
broke a horse Monday.
was fillllng up a well, one of bls hors­ the view of informing the Portland
ly
5256
receive
between
$5000
and
During the past twelve months the
Chas. Mark and J. S Mills were In
es slipped and fell Into the well, fall­ organization on the needs of that
$10,000, while those who receive
KLAMATH PALLA I
the Falls Tuesday.
I more than $10,000 there are only railroads equipped 900 miles with au­ ing seventy-five feet and breaking bls section.
OREGON
tomatic block signals and during I neck and back.
T. M. Harris was a business visi­
1233.
1909 2000 miles will be equipped.
tor to the Falls Monday.
James Cole went to the Falls Snn-| Every foreign nation having war­
The Union and Southern Pacific are day to serve on the jury.
Steve Griffith and Everett Griffith
ships in Pacific waters will be Invited
took some horse - d*.w n to the for­
A well known Senator was asked credited with more than half this
Ito participate» in an international
work.
mer’s place Tuesday.
why some politicians were always
( Camille Flamrnarlon, tho French fleet review at Seattle this year. Al-
Tommy Short and Mrs. O Short making such a howj about the pres­
astronomer, Is of the opinion .that n 'ready the United States government
were in the Falls Tuesday.
ervation of our forests. "Oh,” he
The Loyal Legion will maintain dark spot on the planet Jupiter,which ' has signified its Intention of having
Guy and Leo Thompson were ab- [ replied, "they probably never know headquarters on the grounds of the I cbiingis its position, is an Island the Pacific squadron In the harbor
sent from school Monday on ac<-< .¡nt Just when they may have to take to Alaska-Yukon-Paclfic Exposition this floating about on the molten sur- twice during thè life of the Exposl-
of bad weather.
the woods." Success Magazine.
' y ear.
. face.
(Ion.
I
Enterprise Tracts
Mills Addition Lots
FRANK IRA WHITE
C. C. BROWER
I
olmes
esg-sas.®
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