Trade at the K k K Store
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Good, reliable merchandise, honest prices < Spring and Summer
Stocks are beginning to arrive < /Vew Shoes for large and small,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Muslin Underwear, Shirt Waists
In fact every thing to be found in an up-to-date store
And it’s no trouble to show merchandise
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
E. J. MURRAY. Editor
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KKK STORE
KLMHATtt HILLS' BUST Mi l H UlltlttS
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Riley Pou, is. of Merrill, spent Sat
Walter Audvrson was a Kia mulli
. urday and Sunday w ith Miss and Mr Falls' vl Itor last Friday.
' Callahan.
Mi s Bertl.a \iiderson went to the
John Johnson and Mr Palmer at- Falls Friday where slu^ will wurk fol
Mrs North
| tended church at Gale Sunday.
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
Carl Miller, one of the men in the
Mr. Thomas and wife and son. Lee.
¡visited J. II Hobbs and attended the employ of the S P Co. near Wampus,
left Thursday for San Francisco.
All communications submitted for publication in the columns of this Sunday school and church Sunday
paper will be inserted only over the name of the writer. No nob de plume
Major Spencer, wife und son. Lau­
The many friends of Mrs. Giacom-
articles will be published.
rence, cam«' up from their home near
! ini are very sorry to hear of h««r 111-
Beswlck, Calif, last Wednesday, re­
i ileus aud hiqie she may soon recover.
turning home Friday
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Mr and Mrs. Todd were trading
Mrs Leon Anderson went to the
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YONNA VALLEY ITEMS.
♦ pickets, if this slaughter of the tim-
in Merrill Thursday
Falls Friday for medical treatment
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Jake Whitlatch was hauling bay She will return lorn«« in about two
' ber will all be cut away near th is through Gale Saturday.
A social dance at the home of Mr.
weeks.
school.
R. C. Audersou is busy plowing
and Mr*. Euiii Egert in North Yonna
J l> Kelly, wife ami sons, of Al­
Waller Simpson was at the Wm. i these days.
was one of the social events of the
turas,
stayed here Thursday night,
Welch place Saturday.
Everyone is busy in Merrill Valiev 'on they way home from Prospect, Or
week. A basket supper was brought!
The weather has been uncertain
tills fine weather preparing for spring J When about six miles from Pokeg-
by those attending. Those from Yon­
lately but not very disagreeable. The seeding.
na present were: Mr and Mrs. Perry
uiuu they got stuck lu the snow and
roads are still very bad but a few­
Nellie Johnson gave her mam ! had to leave their wagon und come
Randles, Mr. and Mrs Manuel Vier­
days of good weather will dry them
I friends a party Friday evening an«t j ¡the rest of the way on horseback
ra and family, Mr and Mrs. Scy Pool
‘ I up considerably.
¡a very enjoyable time was spent I
and family. Misses Hazel Fitch. Mary
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Mrs. A. L Michael, of Pine Flat, in playing games and dancing until, They could not get their wagon out
Smyth, Nellie Bliss, Bertha Beck'
so they took Mr Spencer's wagon for
'was in Dairv Saturdav.
midnight, when a nice luncheon was the rest of their Journey.
Messrs. Jerry Pearson. Jesse Drew.
An excellent dinner was enjoyed 1 served, after which all left for their'
John Donnell, John Ritter and Will
¡by friends and relatives at Mr. and ¡homes. Thos«« present were. Misses
Logue.
i Mrs. C. E. Drew's home Sunday. At i
W. P. Sedge and Wm. Welch weie I the dinner were: Mrs. L ,M Pitch, Neva Whitlatch. Vesta Todd. Della
Gerking, Lucy and Guida Johnson.
in Bonanza on business Saturday.
lUZIO.
Mrs *w.
N. u».
S. MICR,
.X'-ll Ult-W,
Drew. ■gtoa
Miss Nett
Drew.
, Nellie Johnson
Messrs. Wm. Gra­
VICTORIA. March 9
Jack John-
A. L. Michael and wife, of Pine'Jesse Drew. Waive Drew. Miss May
ham. Horace Hickman. Cbas. Whit­ mm the heavyweight
champion pug­
Flat, are intending to move to Dairy Robinson. David Shook and Barri­
latch. Howard O'Connor, Lee Thom­ I Hist. and his w liite
wife. a former
as soon as he has the crop put in son Gray
as,
Dannie Anderson. Jesse Johnson.
«on his place.
Philadelphia wotnao who threw In
I Godfrey Beck and Otto Hoppe went Leo Todd
Mr. and Mm Johnson,
her lot with him after the fight at
Geo. Ritter returned to his home [to Dairy Saturday to meet Mr. Hoppe Mr. and Mrs Maupin and Mr
and Sy dney,
and Sam Fitzpatrick. who
Friday from the Falls, where he was who had returned from Sacramento, M rs Clemens
Is no Ioniser manager of the big black
a witness in the Wallis trial.
where she has been visiting
Mr.
Mr. and Miss Callalian and Rllev
champion, having sev-red relut lone
Mrs. Godfrey Beck entertained and Mrs. Hoppe spent Saturday night Powers *i«ent Friday evening
w ith
| with him, arrived this morning by
friends Sunday. Those present were: at Mr. Beck's, going to their home in J. H Hobbs
| the Canadian-Aust tai tun line Mnkiira,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fiackus and fam­ the mountains the next day.
B«-rt Wooden Is now working for from Sydney. Johnson
unreservedly
ily, Mrs. W. H. Bliss and L. M. Mills
John Anderson went to Bonanza W H Hadley.
declared hl» «lllingnvss to meet Jef-
J. H. O'Brien made a business trip Monday to get medicine for Mrs Per­
We can show you the
Mr. and Mrs Hadley attend'd a
. fries or any other man.
to the Falls Sunday.
ry Randles.
business meeting of the Methodist ’
In an Interview before leaving for
Last Saturday night Dr. Johnson '
L. M Mills is cutting wood for his church in Merrill Saturday,
It was .Vancouver, JolniMin said
of Bonanza was called to the home own use this week.
decided to commence work on the
I am willing to meet Jeffries; I
of Manuel Vierra to attend Mrs. Perry
C. C. Carlson is getting timbers new church bulldir g In a few day*.
am willing to meet any man In the
Randles, who is very ill. At the pres­ to put up his windmill this week
Eugene Hammond was call«*d back w oi-
in Klamath County
Id. and I don't think that any one
ent writing she is very little improv-
Earl Beckdolt. of Bonanza, was to the Falls Monday-
to serve on thei can get a decision over tne. much
less
ed.
visiting in Yonna Sunday
Jury.
put tne out. it amuses ine to hear
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ritter and Ad-
Geo. Smyth is busy this week haul­
Dan Caldwdl and «Ife filtert»Intuì
am Wiedman were visiting at the ing hay from Mrs. Della Colaban's. the Five Hundred Club Saturday ev­ this talk about Jeff clulmlng the
championship. Why. when a ma?or
C. C. Pearson lias been clearing
home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Egert
ening
The novel way of selecting leaves office, I
he's an ex-mayor. Isn't
land
lately.
FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Sunday.
W lien a champiiin leaves th«
Godfrey Beck. C.W. Sherman, Orin' Thomas Stanley is plowing on th • partners was very amusing, with pa­ he?
per cut In various ways and distrile
Io»'» an
ex-champion. Well.
McCumber, Hans Stoeshler, Otto Jasper Bennett place this week
tiling and then by matching pieces
Is Jeff
He wants to try to got
Hoppe, W. H. Bliss, S. Harris, John
Miss May Robinson and Harrison
you would get your partner. A very
Lind and Ernest Nail were doing bus­ Gray w ent to Dairy Sunday.
enjoyable evening was sp«-nt In play-
iness in Dairy Saturday.
John and Carl Ritter have tnoveu ing the game and at midnight a
Miss Nett Drew, who is teaching Geo. Ritter's cattle from the Paxton
dainty lunch v
< sting
the 8th grade in the Klamath Fails 'place where they have been wintered of cake ami ic<
pres-
school, came to her homo in Yonna to their home place.
'ent were:
Ei
I and I
on a visit Saturday. She came on
John Anderson has been busy the 'wife Willie He
the stage to Dairy and was brought past week breaking horses.
sori and wife, t'lai.
Dat
An
out home by John Lind, returning
Five of the children who have be«-n derson. Mr. and Miss Callahau,
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Sunday in a private rig with her absent from school on account of
Hobbs arid wife, Riley
Win
champion,
brother, Jesse Drew.
sickness and bad roads returned tills
.Graham, Miss Robinson
md loser's
The witnesses in the horse stealing week.
O'Connor.
rs m
c illan Prop’r
Is Co to
case are beginning to came home'
The Gra y place In North Yonna,
Mai ie. Tay lor entered school Mon-
■ I» got to
from the Falls. Some of them have which was recently sold to C. E
day.
d
That's J
Modern improvement*.
73 rooms hih I suites.
been absent for quite a time and are! Drew, has again changed hands, be-
George Wooden was
glad to get home. Among those re- i ing sold to Perry Randles.
a
Sample Rooms, Bar Room, Bailors, Two Club
school Friday.
turning this week were: Mrs. L. M
Wm. Wight has been busy brand­
t*
Rooms, Etc., Etc.
Clara Anderson. Mamie Jones and
Fitch, David Shook, Mr. and Mrs Geo. ing calves this week.
Blanche Robinson took «upper Thur*
Smyth and daughter, Anna. Mrs. Alf.
Frank Cuttei returned from Klam­
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SPECIAL RESORT IOR TOURISTS
day evening at the Bachelor's Hall
If
Wallis and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wal- ath Falls to David Shook's place on
in
Ixidd's
iloilow
with
Herbert
An
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say,
lis. ’
Saturday.
derson, Wm. Graham and Howard
got
While building a fence on hia tlm-
Wm. Wight has sold -. four yeai O'Connor. They reported a good he’s
to 11'
ber claim this week Fred Beck found old gelding to A. IL Harpold of Bo-
t Bland
a beautiful pair of deer horns.
nanza, for |leo.
rather salty.
,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wight were vis­
NEW SYSTEM Ol 1 \ . VJ l<>\.
John Anderson
George Ward lias quit school to
itors at J. G. Wight's place Sunday. Manuel Vierra.
wor k on the farm. We ore all sorry
Jeff Kirkpatrick, who has been
Thos. Michael, of hairy, came to
In the February n iimbc of the
to lose him.
trapping on Lost River, returned to Yonna Monday after a load of wood
('tilvi'isit
of ih -gi n Bull Un Pro­
Mrs. J. If Hobbs has had the
his home in Yonna Thursday.
feasor I G. Young, head of the fili-
Mrs. L. M. Ficb, upon her return
measles this week.
Jacob Rueck went to the Falls Fri­ from the Falls, was taken -d<-k
verslty deput t tiH'iit of Economics unii
The
Mr. and Mrs. Albin entertained
day to attend the meeting of the di­ trip seemed to be too much for her.
Sociology, discusses one of the t wo
R. C. Anderson, Wm. Graham, Mr.
rectors of the Water Users Associa­
Miss Louise Fiackus wax visiting
way* of making the butdi-n of t
and Mrs Dan Caldwell, Dannie An­
tion. On his return trip he will her uncle, Theodore Fiackus, Sunday .
beur h«ss heavily on the uverago dll
derson and Mrs. Jones one evening
bring out some freight for himself.
z«-n of Oregon. He points out the
Georg' Ritter has b gun plowing
this week.
He reports the Low hill In very bad this week.
methods of taxation that must be
Mr and Mrs. J. Eivy and Ledford
condition.
Kclsrjr Blink
Opposite American Hotel
adopted to secure an equitable ills
Bert Doone and Pat Verier, of Bo­
and Gwen Elvy entertained a few of
C. C. Pearson and sons, Glenn and nanza, made a business trip to Mrs.
tribution of the weight of public ex­
their friends Sunday evening. .Thev
Jerry, W. L. Simpson, Joseph Welch L. M. fitch's place Sunday to get
penditures and discusses means of
all had a jolly time playing cards and
and son, Ivan, went on a fishing trip I some horses which they have winter-
keeping down the aggregate. Prof.
after supper departed for their homes
to the Upper Gap Sunday.
ed there.
Young believes that tlie vital matt« .« tin- whole subject of taxation ami to
voting their host» capital entertain*
Mrs. Truax, of Bonanza, who is ill.
for the people of Oregon In their supervise the accounting Hjatems of
Manuel Vierra wuit to the Reser
irs.
is expecting her mother from Ohio vation on a business trip Tuesday.
public affairs 1s not so much to put
■ill state Institutions, of counties and
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to come to take care of her.
as little money as possllile Into pub
of municipalities
The second step
Bert Shelley was a business vlsi-
Judge Noland stated that Court
That the rate of excavation of the lit- activities as it Is Io gel the larg
Ontario Is determined that the
tor to Bonanza Saturday.
would meet at 10 o'clock today, Panama Canal Is greatly dependent <-st possible returns from the money he thinks should be the amendment
M. P. Nelson, of Yonna, went to at which time he wished all the at- upon tile rainfall, is shown by the In­ put. in and to have nil share In th«' of the state constitution so that In- great Malheur project shall bo reiil-
the Falls Sunday tb me t his wife tornejs having cases on the docket crease In tlic amount of material re­ eontI’lbittIon according to the Just tangible personalty could lie taxed lz< d. The people of Ville nro co-op­
and children who have be-n visiting to be present, as he wished to set moved In different months. During stun third.
nt such rates and by’ such methods erating with th« in In fact till the
relatives In Minnesota.
the dates for hearing of equity cases. one month recently, whefo tin re was
He adopts ability to pay as the as to secure full returns better ex­
Wm. Uhrmann has been busy the De believed that the cases could all a precipitation of 11.66 inches, the true standard. In order Io maintain empt altogether than continue the citizenship of Malheur County is a
last few days making Improvements be disposed of within two or three excavation amounted to 2,920,19 1 cu­ a system of taxation In Oregon se­ present iniquitous farce of Invisible unit, and there was never better evi­
on his place.
days, and he was anxious to close the bic yards, in another month, when curing revenues from taxpayers in personalty taxation.
Corporations dence of their progressive s|Hrlt thrtn
J.F. Wallis, John Logue, John Don­ term as he would soon have to go to the total rainfall was 5.93 Inches, proportion to their respective abilities should lie taxed by an ad valor um the fact that they raised one evening
nell and W. C. Sherman, Sr., wore in Lakeview to hold the May term there. the total excavation exceeded that of to pay he thinks that the first requis­ system that secures nssossmont In last week the sum of |2500 In twen­
Dairy Sunday.
the former month by 343,1 79 cubic ite is the estAbllshmont of a high­ proportion to Income earning power. ty-five minutes or at the rate of
A great deal of wood cutting I
For the first time Los Angeles was yards and amounted to 3,203,673 cu­ grade tax commission, which should The third rend Just mont hç advocates 1100 a minute with which to ad­
now going on in the timber near the Wednesday night in wireless com­ bic yards. This Is only 216,397 cu­ have power to assess corporations of Is a scientific adjust mont of taxes to vertise their resources.
When one
Hildebrand school house. Jesse Drew munication with the Hawaiian -Is­ bic yards less than the highest record general situs, especially public ser­ taxing Jurisdictions obviating the dlf- considers that Ontario lias only 1600
and Dock Pool are working with the lands. The distance between the two made in March last, when the total vice corporations, to supervise nil lo­ flcultles nnd Injustice always attend­ population, this Is one of the rec­
wood saw, Harrison Gray is making points Is 2200 miles.
was 3,480,270 cubic yards.
cal assessments, to Investigate closely ing apportionment of state taxes am- ords.
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON
HEN vou think of it
that you pass more
time in your sleeping cham­
ber than in any other part of
the house, you want the place
as comfortable as possible,
Let us start you out with a
handsome new bedroom suite
or, at least, one of those ele­
gant metal bedsteads, fitted
with soft mattress and gent-
ly-y¡elding springs, We are
offering some special induce
merits just now.
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