« « « « « « « ♦ ♦ « ♦ oi l H I 4L PAPKK Oi KLAM vi n < «n m » VOL. XIII. KLAMATH REPUBLICAN KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, FEBRUARY 25, 1909. he« re(ary of Hi«- liit«-ri«*r Given 4»« Do«-» It Mean "lied Lu«k'’ Malein« torn • •unuiie of Eulltlliueul <>i Contract. to I I m * CHARLES LISKEY FOUND GUILTY ON FIRST BALLOT 'HIIN GETN 'EM. ♦ ♦ • LEADING PAPER Of HOL T11 Elt.X OREGON. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ NO. 48 MITE FOR « EM ENT PLANT. The la gUlatlire Made a MUtake anil P» mh <1 a G« mm 1 Bill. I Tbe Hydraulic Cement and Brick Tbe legislature passed one good Klamath and Lake Counties now bill at least. This Is the bill provid Company has secured a location far Thu Dlticturs uf thu Klamath Wu compose th« Thirteenth Judicial Dis tor Users Association pw«»«xl a reso trlct, or will as aoou a» the Governor Twenty-five minutes after th? <aM« was, so th«-y both went to the Llskey ing that all brokerage contracts for their plant and as soon as the pr«*seat lution on Tuesday, after a lengthy signs the bill dividing thu First Ills wum given to the jury a verdie, was ran«h, the home ranch. The boys the «ale of real estate must he In storm Is over tbe machinery, which fight, rescinding their former action trlct, which has passed both the bail not heard anything about It so writing. The effect of this law will Is now In the warehouse at the wharf returned against Churb-a Llskey. It be to cut out the vocation of the will be moved and Installed. Mr. K and agreeing to abide by their con House and the Henate. they weut to Wallis' the next day. tract with the government In regard The First Judicial District was COD- was confidently expected that the The rode five or six days, and tbe curbstone broker. Klamath Falls a« T. Shortt mad«- a «pedal trip to HoE to tbe payment uf water rights, pro stKutxd by Josephine. Jackson, Klam verdict would be as It was. but few second day wound up by Mr». Fitch's well us other eltltst in the state, ba« lister, California, to s«-e Messrs. Haw vided that l( ut uny future Huie It ath aud Luke Counties Because of expected such u quick r«d urn. plate and found some horses on i th«; been sorely affih-ted with this da««, kins and Brown, of the Klamath I And ahuuld develop lliat the member» | hh * i transportation fa« llltl«-» the dis f«x«t of Round mountain. Tiiere was >&nd wbat is known as the real estate * Transportation Company, Io re should be unable to make pay meals til« t for a number of years has been a little brown Indian mare in tbe shark has greatly i indered the devel gard to a location for the factory. THE TRIAL in I »irr a il . These gentlemen have been very lib for any Icglllmslo causa, they would divided Into two divisions, dvslgnat- bun«h and Llskey told him she was opment of the country. l*r<Mo«dltigH tn the Li»k«-y case an «-stray and they might as well I take make application for relief to Con «■«I as the hist and second prosecut Tbe business of the legitimate real eral and have «hown the proper spirit Those voting for th« reaolu- Ing attorney districts. The law as were r«-Mum«*d ou Thursday after- her aloug gress He replied "it goes ’ with estate dealer has been seriously han in encouraging undertakings of this President Alex Martin. It has bom enacted by the twenty- noon. Thu special venire summoned the Swede." That he claimed was dicap ped by these would be brokers kind which ar«.- bound to be of great lion weru: whose offices are usually on the street benefit to the town and community. Jr., Directors llueck, Htearna, Dalton fifth Leglslat ure makes th«*»«- prose from the vitlnlty of Keuo did not ar th«- starter of th«- whole business. The and Williams. Those voting agnina! «utlng attoiuey districts full fledgeil They have agr».-ed to furnish suffi next bunch they ran acrosa had Jim corners and whose chief reliance for the miuisuro were rttevi'nson. Irwin jtidl« lai dlHtrlcts, of which Joseph I n< rive until lute and II was almost 3 Wight's aorrei driving team In It a living is In being able to connect cient ground for the location of the and Dixon. The n-aolution I» a« f«»l- aud Jackson will bu the First Dis o’cl«M'k before the examination of and they took them along, and run themselves with a negotiation In plant on their prope rty on the Upper lows: such a way as to force a division of Lake, also a right of way from the trict aud Klamath am! latke will be jurors was begun J I) Jone«, black- them all Into Wallis’ pasture. "Be It resolved by the Board of DI tbe 'lhlrU-euth District. factory to the lake and a thirty-foot When th«-y were bringing the hors- tbe commission. »inltt» of K.-no, » m (be Ur»t one call- rectors of the Klamath Water Users Th«- following is a copy of the bill landing. A very small consideration At present Judge llauria and Judg< «*« back they got away and he r«»d«.' ■•d. He »a» aco-ptable to the defense, Association. That Georg« Noland are tb<- judge» iu the ahead to stop th«-»o, but tx-fore they jas It was passed by both bouses of was ask«xl tor the property and the "Whereas, Th«- Honorable Secre district uud th«- former will be judge but »«« sxenw-d by the prosecution got them collected again they came ■tbe Legislature and signed by the gentlemen agreed to d<» even better tary of th»1 Interior has ronstr'iwl th« In the First District and the latter In El I. north Moore, uf I'oe Valley, was out in front of Mrs. Fitch's plac«-, and ¡Governor than that. If a proper showing of lett«-r of December 7th. foi warded the Thirteenth until successor» aro t-X train« «1 utid accept« d. J. IL Barn«-« Mrs. Fitch and the bired man were I ’ Section 1. That section "97 of business was made by tbe Cement by the m-cretsry of this Association, • hx't I'd ■ Bellinger and Cotton's Annotated Company they agreed to refund the I of Keno, qualified, while G. G Kerns. there and »aw them. ar meaning that this Board i«'fua< * to They stayed at Wallis' that night j Code« and Statutes of the state of purchase money. Illi» tli.i'lou of the districts will u taniher residing midway I bet ween comply with Its contra* t with tin muk> no change In the conduct of There is plenty of the best quality aud then Llskey went home to nee I Oregon, be and the same is hereby United Htat«'s lleclgmstlun Service In bttslti«-»» lii lor« the Courts, ns here- this <lly and Keno, a a» thoroughly about the boys b«-ing atr»vt««d. He amended to read as follows: of rock close at hand for tbe use of lb« mallei of suatanle.-iiig th« pay lofor«- ttic I ii.ltc ss ha» always been . "XamiiK-d uud aa» finally excur d by nnd Wallis went to Bonanza to get S4*' 797. Agreement not in wrlt- the cement plant, and It is considered ment of that part of th* co*r of irrl «■ul|iely i parate, The only cl.ang« I he defi n»«', which exert ired its last his horse shod That, after dinner, inK- when void. In the following cas- tbe best location that could possibly gution Weiks which »hall bu appor will be of ii political nature. At «1- they bought a lunch at Bradley's and,0* th* ««n-ement Is void, unless tbe be secured. The value of the prop prnemptory <hall«»ng<- In so doing. tioned by the Kccri’lary of the Inte tor «•« hili» h«i' alter the p«*«»pl«* of Kiaiu- wire cutt«?n« at Broadsword » They same or some note or memorandum erty as placed by the Company war It W. McCormick, a hardware to <-a< b shareholder, and w ill prompt nth and Luke will select their own then returned to tbe ranch and on thereof, expressing the «-onsideratlon, formerly about $3000. ly collect or require payment th«nx»f Judg« without th«' help of the voters merchant uf Keno, was acceptable the way run onto a bunch of hors«.« b< in anting and nubscril-d by the The members of the new Company ici such manner ns the Secretary of west uf th» mountains. This will be to the «luti nse, but was excus-d by with the little Indian mare aud the party to be charged, or by his law were somewhat discouraged in regard the Interior may direct,‘ etc , There a great advantage to a Demo« rail«' the pr«M»«<cutlon. it using It» last pre- black ViDHon mare in th«- bunch, and fully authorized agent; evidence, to securing a suitable location near fore, be It caudldat«- ;.» It will give hlui a chance «•mpliwy challenge on him. Chas. drove them into the pasture. They therefore, of the agreement shall not Klamath Falls. Tbe property own "Raoulved, That we ax of ebi'tlon. »Illi«' heretofore the el- Hn< a goose, also of Keno, »as very rod«- next day but did not fiud any be received other than the writing. ers of the city are very near sigbiea the Board of Director» ■s-tlou of a IMmcn-rat was practically horses. Wallis was worried about or s«*condary evidence of its contents, Instead of encouraging tbe locator, uncertain In all uf hlr repliew. He tlnctly disclaim any such determina an Impossibility, of factories and mills they seem »> Llskey not r«*turnfng, and ue went in the <a*«»s preacrib«“d by law: tion or Intention, as we fully Zuall»«' a uh finally examined by tile Court to Charlie Llskey's that night and 1 An agreement that by its terms try and hold up every prospective a that not only our contract with the I and excuM-d by Judge Noland as be- fouud him in bed, and stayed with is not to b«- performed within a year stitution of this kind. The result ha- Honorable Secretary of the interior I'ICOV N'AS » r NEW (¡IMF LAW from th«* making thereof. been that the development of the city ’ lug unqualified. G F th vlts and him all night. la binding hilt that the stock sub "2 An agr«.»ement to answer for has been held back. The Cemeat The next murulug he aud Llskey S< natur Abraham’s law tor the David Ford, residents of the Keno scription signed by each and every the debt, default, or miscarriage of !Company, however. Is very inudb mniiLir of the Association la equally proti-ctioa of game In Oregon con- section, were acceptable to both tbe left the ranch telling the Pearsons another. gratified with tbe generous proposi that they w « tc going to the Rtmerva- binding ami that nothing the Uoaid tala* th« following provision« a« to detenae aud tbe probes ulion. compiet- "3. An agreement by an execu tion offered it by Mes«rs. iiawklaa tlon, and met Wallis about a mile hunting and fishing »euM»u» the of Directors could do or fail to do Ing th«- jury, whl«h was a» follow«- from Wild Horse Springs on the tor or administrator to pay the debts and Brown and work is to commence Beaver CloM-d until 1920. would relieve either tbe «hurt-holder» | A. K Pointer. E. W Smith, J. W. Yalnax road. They had ridden five of his testator or Intestate out of his at once on installing the plant aad Burk d»-er <>p«'n July 15 to No- or the Water Users A «»elation from ; getting ready for busint-sa. Limit ihr»m doer «luring diem. ns. F. M Bennett, WP. Rhoads or «ix days and only »••cvir«*d 10 or lown estate. th«' provisions of the contracts Wr v«*mber 1 i J. R- Bert Gill, one of tbe best r “ 4 Au agreement mad«- upou con IX h«ynwm lit to ship, and were pret Coos and Curry Countlee j .la«, t'oi«', W. T Khiv« C. W. Lewis, regr«>t that such interpretation was »eason sideration of marriage, other than k known cement experts, of Chicago, Rale ( Ellsworth Moore, J. H Bernes, «3. F ty badly discouraged, aud wer« placed upon ths said letter a» to «»|A«n July Jf> to October 15 ¡mutual promise- to marry. I will come here to install and put the No hunting with dogvt I S«-vit» an«l Huvld Ford. thinking of giving-It up >. ceu»«- suspensión of work on the Pro prohibited Drawings seM “5. An agreement fur the sale of plant in opeeaitiee. Closed until September 14, Elk Going down from Wild Horse ridge 1 persona) property at a price not less IniriKOiately utter the completion ject, as we realise that to suspend plans have already been received of tbe jury Proeecuting Attorney they ran across a big bunch of hone's const! uctIon work now and the diver 1914 from ithan $50 unless the buyer accept and him so that the buildings and Hp<>tt«'d fawn, antelope and moun Kuy k< ttdull read the Indictment and probably 2S head, mostly Vinson's, sion of Reclamation fund» set apart receive some part of such personal other uecessary equipment will be CloHcd |HT|>etual)y tain «heep for the uncompleted portion» of this ' made the. opening statement In the and they drove them to the Wallis property, or pay at th. time some ready when he arrives. There are Duck« Open 1 to ! caM«. Septctnber pasture. Mr. Logue. Wallis* fatber- Project would result In a greatsr loss fart of the purchase money ; bat when from ten to fifteen modern store and Limit ln-law. stayed at th«» house with Attorney F. H. Mills mad.» the to thl» community than we could bop«' Mai ch 1 of following year, I the Kile is made by auction, an en public buildings in prospect for the might be gained by a reduction uf 5 6 bit da a week. C«»os unti Curry statement for the defense after which them that night and in the rnoibing try by tbe auctioneer, in his sale coming summer, and in most cases ( ’ out le« 1 to February 1. August the ««tlmatod cost, were such a re an adjuurnn>«»nt was taken until Fri le recognized Wight’s sorrel (earn book, at the time of the sale, of the the parties are waiting to see tho nnd Klamath and Lake August I to in tbe pastur«». anti they turned them duction possible. Further, be it day. kind of property sold, the terms of quality of the material turned out by "Resolved, That we give the Hon April 1 During the entire afternoon every out. That «lay they cut out 21 head the sale, the price, and tbe names of the cement factory. If tbe plant la »eiison GtMMn an«! swan Often orable Secretary of tho Interior as »eat In th«- Court R«.om «as occupied of the best of the bunch, the fattest the purchaser and person ou whose as successful in manufacturing the surance thut »o fur as within our from October I to March 1. hnd It Is appaient that much inter*«st and best ones fit to ship, and the account the sale Is mad-1, is a suffi product as Is anticipated, there is no pheasant Closed unti) Chine««' powir to do wo will comply with th« will bn manif«.*st«»d t! roughout the others, iibout 40 or 50 head, wore cient memorandum. question but that the factory will be term» of the contract» executed with October 1, 1911, turned out iuto the hili'«. After din- entire trial. An agreement for the leasing . unable to fill all the orders r«»celved Grouse, native pheasant, ruffed the Rtxlaination HorvICe, and In ca»<* After the attorneys hud made their aer they started out with 4 t*V- bunch for a long«»r period than one year,'the first year. grouse or partridge Open October the enforcement of the collei tlon un t opening Mtatcnieut to the jury. Wal and about dusk crossed Lost River Mr. Wm. Pitts, one of the heaviest Limit 10 birds ter A. Welch was put on the stand and start* 1 out through the hills for or for the sale of real property, or der th*' contract» become too burden 1 to December 1. stockholders in (he Company, has tbe of any Interest therein. per day or 20 p«»r w««-k some for the people under the irri- and gave a detailed account of th«- tho Lava Beds, and had to cut from “7. An agreement concerning real utmost confidence in the success of Prairie c! Ickcn Ofw-n September steullng and shipping of the carload 10 to 12 fences on the gatlun system we would then look to I way. They property, made by an agent of the the new industry. He has had wide 15 to November 15. Limit 10 birds Congrega for such |egl»lation a» will of horses, for which Charles Llskey is arrived at the Lava Beds about t h ree party sought to be charged, unless experience in many parts of the Un a day or 20 a week. afford adequate rellof." now being tried. A night session o'clock In the morningi The next the authority of the agent be in writ- iled States, but he says he like» ths Quail Open from October 1 to wus n'-c«-ssary for Welch to complete morning about daylight they started Klamaih eountrj and is here to stay. lag. December 1. Limit 10 a day or 2 0 ■icaln, Wallis going with th< : for his testimony. S. An agreement authorizing or Besides his inter«»st in the Cement a week. In Grant, Harney, Wheeler. Welch gave an account of his first about an hour and a half, and after ■ .upow« ring au agent or broker to. Company he has made many other Counties, closed i Gilliam and Umatilla I coming to Klamath County and his giving them directions how to go. purchase real estate for compensa gilt edge investments in property Monday Wm. Pitts was presented until 1912. movements since that time, He stat started back for Bonanza. here, which would indicate that te tion or a commission." Trout Open for hook and line with a very handsome gold headed The following night they stayed ed that ilo had been working for Mr. is satisfied with the future prosper As amended the law now says that fishing only, April 1 to November 1 cane In honor of his birthday which haudling in the Lava Beds and next day had Stewart all last summer occurred ou the same day as that of Salo prohibited, Limit 75 trout In cavalry horses, and that when Mr. a hard^time traveling over the rocks. an agent or broker employed to sell ity of the county. or buy real «estate for compensation \ • George Washington. Mr Pitta was one day. Stewart left be luid him that if he They arrived in the evening at th ■ or a commission must have a writ- Bass Unlawful to catch with oth- HAS VESTAL BEEN CAVGHTÎ not born In the same year, however. ran acrons any polo hor«es to let him Bnt« e ranch, and he went to th« ten contract signed by the party He refuses to toll his age, but judging er thhn book and II no. know and to buy them for him. He house and got permission to «ta« chargeable with the commission. In There is a persistent rumor in this from Ills activity it will be a number hud worked as a clerk for Mr. Davies there all night, and put the burs«-» Other words an agent or broker hav city to the effect that Roy Vestal haz of years yet before be has any prac • ’ his store in Dairy, and at the Shook In the corral. A family by the naru ing only a verbal contract with the been captured, having been located tical need of a cane. He Is justly ranch and oilier places and had be- of Smith lived there, from whom owner authorizing the sale of the in Missouri. No one officially connect' proud of his birthday present, never Llskey had bought his ranch near Wm Pitts has purchased the Gil- come acqualuted with Llskey. realty, and who makes the sale can <»d with the matter will admit or theless, and It is a beauty. Mr. Pitta lie had a conversation with I.lskey Dairy, and Llskey said he thought lotte properly on Washington street, not enforce in the courts payment deny the authenticity of the story. has only been in Klamath Palis a for a consideration of 15500. Mr. about polo horses anil was told that they knew him, also a man by the of his commission. The probable ef Their every action, however, goes ts short timo but ho appears to grow he had four or five of his own, and name of John Biss, whom they both fect of this statute will be to concen- prove that it is correst. It is gener younger each day he remains here. Pitta will occupy tho property as a that Wallis had four or five, and he knew. They had Intended getting tr;.t«> the realty brokerage business realdenco. Tho heavy investments ally admitted that If Vestal is captur He says there Is no place that can being made by Mr. l’ltts In Klamath know of some more, an«l would go sonif'one to help drive the horses to into the hands of a smaller number ed and returned that there will be equal Klamath County for Its health Ile Mt. Hebron and Llskey was to re County is proof that he has faith in to tho Reservation for Borne, of operators and at the same time something doing all along the line, ful cllmato. , tho future of this section. Ho has telegraphed to Mr. Stewart and was turn, as he did not want anyone he stop practically all litigation for the j It is claimed that it he can be In his eyes open for all tho snaps that authorized to get a carload and get knew to see him with the horser, collection uf commissions. duced to talk as freely as Welch t e but they did not want to ask any of W. W. Baldwin left Wednesday are going and Isn't overlooking any an option on them. result will be an explosion that vlil When ho went to Llskey's the day the Smith boys, and so so they noth for Portland and other points to be thing in tho way of a good buy. i jar the county. Of course, very ot.ci- after Thansglvlng Llskey told him decided to go on to the railroad nud <RATER LAKE ROAD absent several weeks. Will announc these things are greatly exaggerate about some mares of Strubel'B that take tho chances. . BILL PASSES SENATE. ed that ho wns going on business, but if there is no exngi" ration in wero gone, and said the people When they arrived within a ml ’ e but people aro always suspicious ev the stories floating around town, the> DAYS. thought lie had them hid away In the of Mt. Hebron, he left Llskey there The Crater Lake Road Bill passed ery time a member of the Twenty- this year will be known for genera hills, and asked him Io tell in front and wont on Into town to make at- the Senate Friday and will now go to One Club leaves the city, and it hns The collection of taxes for the of tho people on tho ranch that he rangements to get n car. The sta tho Governor for his signature. The ¡tions as "the year when all those gotten to be only a question wlth horse and cattle thieves were sent to year 1908 began Thursday morning, wiMited to hire him to go with him tion agent told him that lle could bill passed the House several days the members as to who is the next and a total of $ 17,700 was collected and help buy gome polo ponies. A fit him out so that he could ship at ago, but there was some fear that it j the penitentiary.” This same stop one. I has it to the effect that many men last week during the first three days man by tho name of Pearson ami his two o'clock that day. He made the would be held up in the Senate. are under surveillance, and ff the In which the books were In the bands wife wero staying on the ranch, and contract and had the horses brought This practically assures the build attempt to leave the county they w:> A great many of the A telephone hns been Installed in of the sheriff Llskey asked mo how much I wns in and loaded on the car and consign ing of the Crater Lake Highway, as be placed tinder arrest. farmers who wero anxious to attend the A. O. U. W, Hull for tho benefit going to give him, and I told him ed them In his own name, W. a . both Klamath and Jackson Counties LATER—The capture of Vestal ' of the members of the lodges which tho Llskey trial have an excuse to bo $1.50 a day would be satisfactory. Welch, to E. Stewart, Western Horse have pledged their share, and with been admitted, and he will reach 1 <-r present by coming to town to pay hold their meetings there. Tho la Tin y starteil for Wallis and stop Market, San Francisco. He got his the appropriation from the state, it this week. He was captured in Jop their taxes dles can find out now whether their ped nt Dairy where they heard that dinner and went to the train. After Is believed that further help will be lin, Mo. husbands uro al lodge or not. It Is forthcoming from the National Gov- the Llskey boys were arrested Lis-key got his dinner he came down two of believed that the establishment of the Jack K Imbuii returned last Thurs by tho sheriff for stealing the Burd to tho train Just before it pulled out ernment. Man Is an admirer of tho beautiful telephone will have a tendency to In day from Byron Hot Springs where cat th!, Llskey said he would have He invariably selects an umbrella crease the attendance nt the lodges In has been for the past month. (Continued on S iund Page. I tf that has the pretti st batidlo. See Adj- for marsh lards to go back to ■ •«• what tile trouble