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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1909)
¡'id m u iioad i'Ll\, provetl to b* a )<iiing woman, hut, b<- ISIC. MHII* LAI Nl'HED. inns« of a buffalo robe which covered No. 7 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF all save her head, her sex was not Th«* great battleship i><’laware, MU- which wav su< t essfully launched from Incorporated In the Indimi appro distinguished In th«* flight. The wotiiau token with the child, tha yaids of her builders at Newport priation bill la a provision tor the payment to qiiuiim I i Parker, thief of the fallen chief'« wife, «earned to be News on Huturday, us compared with at Klamath balls, in the -tate of Oregon, at th« close of business, Nov. th<- Comunelle ludían«, of $1000 for I a white woman und had blye eyes the battleships, completed or under 3 The the ertx Hou of u suitable monument Hite wus then loognlzed as one of < onHtructIon, of the navy of any for 27, 18UH Invited n to mui k the last resting place of his i bls own nation Hhr was sent to the eign country, surpass«'» all. She Is RESOURCES DOLLARS mother, Cynthia Atm Parker, and his white «ettlenients, where »he was on«- of th< four sister ships author-' . .................... |3H,flÖ0 75 l-oans and Discounts ................................................... speedily ldentlfl**d as Cynthia Ann Izcd by Congress which will form an little sister. Prairie Flower. Du« Irotn spproveu reserve Imnks............................ .................... 5. SM 44 l ’ ark«r, who, w I k n 9 years old, was Kept esentativi* John II Stephens indomitable squadron. The other Outrent expenses.... ................................................ .................... 2 50 Cash on hand................................................... of the Thirteenth Texus district, who 'captured by th«- ComatK'hes at Par- v* 4B<-1» ar«- the North fiakota, being .................... I,noo 00 Di \V <* Hawk, piesid*nt Introduced the amendment, It Ils an i ker's Fort massacre Hhe was not built at Quincy, Mass.; the Florida. Total................................. Ila) t'lt) Hoard of Trade, pre- Intel <-»t Ing story about Qiianiihs reconciled to civilization and had to whl«b will be built at the New York ............................. . ' be watched to prevent her «-»cape. mother, who was captured by the Navy Yard, and the Utah, to be built , LIABILITIES DOLLARS Comanche» « n a little girl and who Iler little child. tiam**<J Prairie Flow al Camden, N. J. Capital stock paid in.. ed by If T Bolts, president of the grew to Ilk'* the Indian life to the er, died, and In I i *» h than two years .1 35,0k) 00 Nu|M*ri«>r to All Warship«. Ubdividsd profits, less expense» and taxes paul.. .................... 1.ÏH 19 Tillamook Development League. May extent that when rescued u number she followed and was laid bealde the The Delaware Is to carry as h«-avjt . Time certificate» of deposit.. . ................ ... ........ .................. 7,585 OO or Thomas Coates and others, was I of )eura l«t<*l allo refused to take Up Ulti«* half-breed Havings dejioiMts............................................. armor and as powerful armament as ................... 9.288 50 to devise pluns whereby the road fund the white man's customs. Quanah Parker had been a true any known vessel of Its class; will Total ............................... O't 1U7 AMI could be properly expended This Quunah Parker's mother waa eap- friend to the p«*o,ile of the southwest, have a »pe.-d of twenty-one knots,and county will raise a road fund this lured by the Comunche Indlana at and In Texa» so great Is the r«-spect will have the hight-st practicable your amounting to (90,000, and ow Parker's Fort on May 19. 1X36. The for I Ills chleftan that there la a coun S tztb <»r O ukoom , i radius of action. Th«* arrangement ing to the fact (hut the present su fort was situated at the headwaters ty scat named for him The town of County o( Klamath,f **’ of her main battery gum« will permit pervisor system Is not giv of the Nuvlsola creek. 60 miles from Nocona In Montague county, Texas, I. J W. Siemens. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly a broadside fire 25 per cent greater swear that the above statement is true U> the ’«eat of my knowledge an I ing satisfaction In obtaining good the nearest white settlement and two Is named after hl^ father, P«-ta No- than that of th«* broadside flre of any b*™#L J W. SIEMENS, Cashier. road«. It was gencrall) thought that I mile« from the present town of Gros; «'olia. Subscribed and »worn to before me this 9th day oi December, 1908. battleship now built, or. so far as Is the County Court should employ tin bau k. Tex In view of th • public service ren It wu» oc< upl>*d by six I.KHt.ne K ookm , Notary Public. engineer to take charge of tile road men and several women and children dered by Quanah to the white people j known, under construction. Coaszit—Attest: <i. W. WHITE, ( I H«-r defensive qualities are such as ♦ r Directors. work and construct roads a<coi dina Th<- Indian» shrewdly presented a <m the Texas frontier, In causing his GEO. T. BALDW IN,I to modern scientific Ideas Thar« ap white flag and sent soma* of their 'tribe to quit the warpath and live on to give th«* maximum degree of pro-' pealed to hr no objection to paying number to the foil to *«a) that they their reservation, and the suffering of U-ctlon t<i all the vital fwirHons by '• a large tax levy fin' road pur posea. waaraa friendly. One of Ilia* lumatea, his mother for so many years as a means or unusukilly effective compart-1 but wbat the two organizations d«- Beniamin Parker, the fatliaarjif Cyn white captive umong Indians. .Mr. mental subdivisions, so that In con- I sired was a competent and experi thia Ann Parker and grundfatha*i of Atepiwns thinks It the least Uncle junction with her armor protection, < enced person at the road work Instead Chief Quauuh Parker, let tlia-m enter Sam might do to erect a monument til«- defensive qualities of thia vessel j of a number of Inexperienced road th«« fort, le'llealng tha-m to ba* frla-tld- to mink Ih<* iipot of hwr laut renting are be||«-v«*d to be distinctly superior to those Of any battleship hitherto supervisors, who obtained their jobs I) Indiana and wanting to mak<* a place. I I designed. on account of perionnl or political treat) with th«- white» But when to visit a water pull with the Court ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a The hull I lie waa In their power they treachvr- line belt of armor eight feet In width. l*t>l. VALLEY ITEMS. ♦. > oualy attacked and killed him, and ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ' who»*- maximum thickness Is eh*v«*n i It ♦ < Immediate!) captured the fort, Inch»-- This armor belt gives effec-1 waz a stockaded fort, occupied by John and Mln Lovelady hauled a tiv«- pint« ition to the boiler.-, muchln-1 oral families who had Just returned SALEM. Ore, Feb I lliillromls from the Hight ba-fore the Mexican »lx horse load of hay from the Sutton <*ry and magazine spaces. The aid«* / above the main armor belt Is protect-' constructed in tin* slate by the state uriny < ommatid*-«! by Gian Santa Ana. ranch Monday. Bert Moore killed hogs T uesday, <*d by armor sev n feet three inches HEN summer has passed in these as ■ whole. or by dlstrlats to b«> After effecting an entrance into known as ruilwa) district«, ami then Parker's Fort, the Indians massacred with th«- asnlstam'e of hhi brothers. wide and of a niailn*."«” thickness northern states, the sun is only <»f ten Inches. Above the main case-> leased for op«*ratlon or operated by all the men and some of the women Elmer and Ellsworth. Dennis Provo hauled a load of mild under the bright blue skies of mate armor amidships the side is the state, tn ord«*r that th«* long hot- and children, carrying away captive tlod up iHiitlon« of tlu- Interior may i Cynthia Ann Parker, then 9 years old straw from Stephen Griffith's place protêt ted by armor of fivg- Inch»*» In Southern California. This is one of na thickness, which affords prot«*ctlon to ba opened by transportation fuclll- her broth* i . aged 6, und a few oth Monday. ture’s happy provisions—eternal summer Chari«-) Pickett passed through the smoke pipes, the major portion tl»s. Is th<< purpose of u bill now be ers Afler la-avlug tha* fort the C >m- the valley with a load of wood last for those who cannot endure a more se of the secondary batteries of Ave- Ing drafted for submission to the nnchvs and Klowaa traveled together legislature und which has an excel until midnight. They then camped, Tuesday, on his way to Klamath Inch gun» and the hull structure. vere climate. Falls. < oats M.OH7.OOO. lant chance of pansagi- brought their prisoners together, tied Frnnk Adams, of Merrill, has had California has been called the “Mecca of The contract for the Delaware was Bucked amt urged by the many their hands behind them so tlghtl) part of his stock mov«*d to Mrs. Fink's business organizations and develop us to cut the flesh, lied their feet pla< ■ed August 6, 1907, at a price of i the winter tourist.” Its hotels and stop I3.9H7.0U0. Her keel was laid No- ment leagues of the state, a commit- together and threw them on their place, where they are being fed. ping places are as varied as those of all August Llskey was In the valley vember 11, 1907. The Delaware Is te<- of prominent lawyers Is now at faces. Then, gathering around with Tuesday well regulated cities. Visitors can always work ou a constitutional amendment tha. bloody saalpa the) had luken at 510 feet In length on load water line, The sch«wi| In the Lower Poe Vai- S5 feet 3 Inches In Dreadth and her preparatory to Its submission to the the fort, the) commenced their war find suitable accommodations, congenial legislature al some dat>- during the dauce, dancing, screaming, yelling, i ley closet) last Friday. Mr. Edier mean draft to bottom of keel at trial was the teacher. I companions, and varied recreations • • present wee k Already the speaker stamping upon «the prisoners and displacement about 27 feet. The ca u«ut tu Olene Sat- Frank Griffith I of the House and the president of the b<*atlng them with bows until the pacity of her etial bunkers Is 2500 Senate and different leaders In the blood flowed from their bruises, and urda« tons, which Is sufficient to send her J Supt. J. G. Swt two houses have signified their for th** rest of tha* night the women at a ten-knot speed a distance of friendllm*»« t<> th«* pr«i|iose«l measure, listened to the cries and groans of Friday to attend 6720 knots or twenty-eight days' school. and It Is practically assured that the the little children. Will be glad to supply some very attractive literature, Provision Is also made for' steaming. J B Short we resolution will be passed by the two describing in detail the many delights of winter in the stowage of a large amount of When tha* tribes parted each of ttx<* Wednesday California. Very low round trip excursion tickets are houses. bands took a captive. Cynthia Ann Rev. J It Griffith, of Klamath oil fuel without In any degree reduo-j According to th«* plan being out Parker was clalm«*d by the Coman on sale to California. For full information, sleeping Itig the capacity of the coal bnnkeri. ! lined In the draft «if the amendment, che tribe, and became their perma Falls, . spent Saturday night. Jan. 30, car reservations and tieketa. call on, telegraph or Takes woo Men to Man Her. th«* measure Is to be sulitnltl«*«! to th«* nent captive. Nothing was heard of with his brother, S H Griffith, on his write any S. P. Agent, or She has triple expansion recipro people of the stat«* at the next «‘lec her fot many years, but In the mean way to Bonanza to marr) two coti- cating engines and will require over WM. McMURRAY, Pjjjl Uff., Portland, Oregon tion. It Is to provide that It shall be time het relatives and friends and plea. Wm Griffith und sons. Levi and 90b men to tuau her. Her armament constitutional for Hi«* slat« as a whole ilia* Texas authorities did everything will consist of a main buttery of ten or for districts In th«* stat«*, to con In their power tea ascertain her fat«* Frank, hauled straw' Friday and Sat- 12-Inch breech-loading rifles, and her urday struct railroad«. The state may con and secure I h t release If she were Dick iloa- and Fred Egllngton secondary battery will be fourteen struct a railroad within the limits of living , 5-inch rapid-flre guns, four 3-pound- went Io town last week. the stale, the district within Its lim In the ant limn of I silo the Coman- era. four l-|K»under semi-automatics, The Po<- Valley Threshing Machin«* it« After tin* construction has been, ches In force, under their chief, Peta two 3-inch field pl«*ces, and two tna- done th« state or the district will Nocona, the father of Quanah und th«* Co I t-ld a tiK-etlug In the school house chlne guns of .30 calibre. She has their Saturday night and reelected either operate the line or It will leas«* li <!Ian husband of Cynthia Ann Park two submerged torpedo tubes. III It for operation for a term of years er. iaided tbinugh Pnrkei und adjoin offl< ers for another year. The Delaware will have a displace •The Our t*-a'het flnlshed leading < oniinl«*i«>n t«« l*ocat«* Ml»«**. ing «»unties und Inflicted gr« at dls- Making of \n American." Wednes ment on trial of 20.000 tons, or 2100 In th«* meantime, while the amend ti i upon the white settlements. tons gr«*ater than the British Dread Moonur Coicrorr day. ment la being put before ’h«* iieople, But In D’s' ■etnber he was followed naught and 750 tons gre»»er than I M oduliti P ricu n commission will be appointed by and surprised hi his own camp on (’.'•at Britain's «atest vessel of that tl>«* governor to find nilln ¡fie routes l'<*ns«* river by a force of 40 Texas I II type, the Vanguard. for railroads which ma) be necessary lungers und 20 dlagoons, of the reg- m i ; ì n for 11<I<<11111I1 transportation facllltl<*» itlut army, In all 60 soldiers. His Senator Nottingham's bill to have In tb«* interior districts. Thia com < amp was captured and many slain sh« riffs i-onvey insane patients to the mission, having f«>und tb«'»e routes, The chief fled at full sp<H*d with an as) him lias been defeated. The pres- «tJ will be lii n position to furnish data other Indian behind litui on the same ■*ut law- requires the holding of an The Tourist Headquartcn Upon which districts may b«* formed, . ho rm*, while bis wife with an Infant Insane patient until th«* arrival of at- In 1s70 the percent of all marri- ~ of Colombia Valley or th«* state mil* ^«< t Immediately af in hi r arms rode a fleet pony b«*slde temlants from the Institution, Not- iu<*s terminated by divorce was 3.5; LENGAGE BOOKS BARLT ter the adoption of the amendment him. The captain of the ranger» with tlnghani argued that to have the in 1 ’HO, 4.'> per cent: in ISHII, 6.2 FOR THE ALASKA- f and Its going Into effect, Construe- one attendant pursm*d. They soon Sheriffs do the work would expedite per cent, while now it seems probable tukon exposition J lion of the lioda desired might there overtook the chief's wif«*, who held the transfer. Smith of I'niatilla ob- that approximately 10 per cent of all a . & yro»Tog. "—g-r fore be commenced Immediately alter up lief clilld and stopped. Jecteil, saying that when the present murriages in the United States are the adoption of the amendment, or Professor Leaving her with his attendant, th«* law was first offered It was defeated terminated by divorce. as soon thereafter uh the details ma) captain pursued the two Indians on hy a lobby of 16 Sheriffs. Tills was Willcox, of Cornell, has calculated bo settled the siinic horse and, coming up with i In 1903. Subsequently the bill be that, should the present rate of in- Thia measure la considered of great them, Hied, killing the hindmost. Th«* came a law and cut down the graft ert-ase of divorce In the United States Importance, It being argued that It ' «ante bull would have also killed th«* ■of Sheriffs. As a sample of the meth- continue, by 1950 one-fourth of all wtll prove the solution of the trans (chief, but Ills shield hanging ott his ¡oils of Sheriffs In running up fees marriages will be terminated by di portation problems of the state. For back prevented. The hindmost, In ¡for transporting insane patients, he vorce, ami by 1990 one-half. It Is years the Harriman interests have falling, drugged the chief from the ¡declared that It had been the rule of not, therefore, exaggeration to say bottled up the Interior sections of the horse, but, alighting upon Ilia feet, Sheriffs of Multnomah County to that the problem of the American A. choice line of invest state and retarded their develop the chief plied Ills pursuer with ar take the patient to Salem on the family Is whether It shall continue ments tlmt will make ment. What new lines have been rows, wounding his horse. The wound I night train, returning home the fol- 'to exist, for we are apparently wlth- ttie purchaser money 3« constructed have demonstrated be set the uulmul to rearing aud plung I low Ing morning. This enabled them i|n measurable distance of a time yond a doubt that such lines would ing so violently that the ranger could Ito put In a bill for two days instead when, If present tendencies continue, be a paying Investment* and there not alm his weapon. Victory In sin of taking the patients up in the morn the family as a permanent union be fore the people of the state or of gle combat scented to be ou the point ing und going back to Portlund the tween husbund and wife, lasting un- a district would not ba menaced by of declaring for the savage. His well- 'same day. til death, shall cease to be.—Charles any loss In the construction of such direct«^ arrows wore sent rapUlly, but The earnest, eloquent and pathetic A. Ellwood, In Feb. Delineator. roads. a random shot from the ranger broke ; plea of Miller of Linn and Lane prob With the power granted by the con his right arm and disabled him, both ably caused the defeat of Notting A ntan who had overestimated his stitution to construct such roads It hands being indispensable to the use ham's bill. Miller stated that he capacity for the amber fl iid was ar- would be posslblo to open all sections I of the bow. The captain's horse be knew the difference between the two rested on the street for improper con of Oregon and bring the present re coming quiet, he shot tho chief twice systems from sad experience brought duct. In the police court the next < mote sections of the state In close through the body. Peta Nocona then ■close to home anti ho prayed that the morning the usual charge of intoxi touch with the markets. This would walked deliberately to a tree near by, Senate would not consider this sub cation was filed againxt him. and he' affect the Interior, und the Coos Hay and, leaning against it, began to sinf; ject lightly. The bill was killed, with was fined live dollars, which he paid. districts, and all other sections which a wild, wlerd song the death sotift (all voting against It except Nottlng- I This done, he went out with a very now have no railroad facilities and of bis tribe a custom in many lu ) ham ami Smith of Marion. woirieil expression on his counte which apparently will linvo none for «Ilan nations in tile presence uf cor- nance, only to return a few minutes years to come if the present railway tain death. FOR SALE: A fine stock ranch later and cautiously approach the systems must bo dopended upon. The captain's men coining tip with of 3000 acres with abundance of ¡clerk. "Please, sir," he said, "would an Interpreter, the chief was suni- water and enough timber for the j you Just give nte a receipt for that FIRST-CLASS TURNOUTS ‘»Ince tunny of the big universities moned to xurrender, hut ho answered ranch. Twelve ntllos from Klamath I five dollars I paid you? I want to of the Unit<■<! States will bo repre by a savage thrust at tho captain Falls. About 500 acres fine plpw show tny wife that I didn’t spend all sented at Seattlo this year In the ath with a lance held In his loft hand. i land: the balance meadow and pas my money for drink.”—Success Mag With or Without Driver letic games It Is planned to have That he would tmfrondor only to ture. The ranch controls 3000 acre« azine. tents on the grounds to represent1 death waa plain. The captnln direct of opon range, and many thousand • ——-—— each university and students will lo ed one of his men to "finish him" and acres more are available. Next to the attar of roses the most cate one another through registers tho death song censod. Tho Indian Price 118,000.00. Terms easy. valuable perfume Is oil of Jasmine, In the big tent city. who hart been rlrtlng behind the chief which Is quoted nt $*80 a pound. MASON * SLOUGH. THE FIRST TRUST »> SAVINGS BANK Now is the time California The Southern Pacific Co. Ml PORTLAND’ OREGON It ONLY ROOF GARDEN IN PORTLAND III M ason ¿S lough abstracters ; Lands Ranches City Property Farm Mortgages MASON & SLOUGH MIDWAY CHAS. R. BALDWIN, Proprietor