Trade at the K k K Store
Good, reliable me. cliandise, honest prices
Sprtng and Summer
Stocks are beginning to arrive X A'eiv Shoes for targe and small,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Muslin Underw ear, Shirt Waists, etc., etc
ln fact every thing to he found in an up-to-date store
And it's no trouble to show merchandise
KKK STO Rii
KLltltlH
HI
at Mr. sud Mrs. Uiirmaiin's Suuday.
CITY HKI I TH.
L. A. Sterzi and Robert Laughlin
made a business trip to Bonnnra on
.1. F. Go.’Iler left Wednesday for
Monday.
'• vrtlard on n business trip.
E. J. MURRAY, Editor
Mr. Sconcl'ln. of the Rcsorvatlon.
Frank lllooinlngcaiup, of Mi iilll.
' was al Emil Eg'Ct's Inst week to got went out ou ti e bout Wedu'¿day.
some potatoes.
Qilbort Audi i son has b<*ou In the
1
\\ tn. I hrnisnn, tl <■ r, i supervisor
city for a few days from Dairy.
| Is going to build a bridge over Fisher
FWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
W E. Sohorn, of tie American
t're. k tu East Yonna this week.
Joe aud Wm. Welch and Walter Hotel, left Wednesday lor Tracy.
All communications submitted for publication In the columns of this Simpson went to l.o.t River Sunday California, to attend the funeral ot
,hl* father, who dt«d yesterday
paper will be inserted only over the name of the writer. No non de plume i on a fishing trip.
articles will be published.
"I Alm to be Reliable" Stephens
Mrs. W H. Bliss 1« now working
gladdened the hearts ot «'Versi of
for Teo Ftackus In S >nth Yonna
Earl Gray will work for Mrs. I, 1 Erin's sons Wednesday by present Ins
READY TO CO-OPKRATK.
M. Fitch putting up her crop this Ito them ahamrocks from tl e "ailld
| dart."
year.
What is going to be the condition
Mr. and Mrs. M P Nelson nnd
A large number of tl o friends of
•i affairs on the Klamath Project- Mrs. Jeff Kirkpatrick and daunh-
this year? This is the question that 1er, Maude, returned trout Bonanza family were visiting at Fred Bock's' Wil! W Rab!w!n w«r« at the wharf
when the boat cam« in till« evening
is agitating the minds of the people last week, where she has been work- Sunday.
At present writing Mrs 8cy Pool's •xpctlng his return with Ills bride.
•f this city and county at the pres lug in the Big Springs Hotel.
baby is quite sick.
(They were al) well supplied with rice
ent time. Spring is at haud and the.
8cy Pool and Jas. Wight have
Godfrey Bii'k hauled a load of and prepared to give the voting run-
Aue weather indicates that there Is
started plowing this week.
oats to Manuel Vierra's place Mon-1 pic ■ warm welcome. hut were doom-
•ot to be a recurrence of the storms
Mike Rueck made a trip to Geo. day
let! to disappointment ns it was tearn-
■suaily expected at this period. With,
Mrs John Lind went to the FallS'i«! that they would not arrive until
»res.nl weather conditions prevail-, Ritter's place Thursday, to take back
lug there is no reason t why
' . woik'a fann,UK mill which ho had borrow- ' Monday to have some dental work I tomorrow evening
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done. Mr. Lind took her to Dairy1
•n the project should not forge
,o
ffr*ln-
A card-playing cantest, which hns
•head and this year mark one ot the^ Perry Randles Is breaking nnd 1 where kho met the stage.
Eddie Flackus and Wm. Clarke . rag d continuously 20 years, came
greatest in the march towards com-. burning brush ou his ranch, which
pielion.
It was with some such he lately purchased in North Youna went fishing on the river near Bo to an end this week at Marcelona.
Mich., when John W. Wallace scoop-
thoughts in their minds that several L. M. Mills is also busy clearing land. nanza Sunday.
Otto llnpep sold a horse and colt cd In D. W. l.nzelle's pedro and ro-
of the leading citizens of this city
Scy sud Dock Pool are busy break-
marked, "That puts me out." Twen-
started a movement looking toward iug brusii for W. H. Bliss this week. last woek (or $10.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
C.
Pearson
w»r«
tv
years ago, while al a social affair,
the extending of the glad baud to
Geo. Smyth made a trip to Fred
the new super visiug and project en Beck's to purchase some oats tor visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs latzelle and Wallace each claimed
D. Y. Gray Sunday.
the village pedro championship Con
gineers, who have been here for the seed for his place this year.
Peter McCarty, of the Reservation, tention resulted In a challenge, the
pa^t several days. It was unfortu
C. F. Cooper, of Bouauza, was vis
nate for the consummation of these iting friends in Yonna Saturday and made a trtp to Godfrey Heck's place championship to go to th« one who
first wos t«n straight gau «s. Each !
plans that Mr. Hopson «as called I Sunday.
! last week to get some potatoes
I day
Henry
Sto«mhlcr,
who
has
b'-cn
or eveuleg. Sends . oiee'ited.
suddenly to Portland.
Is coase-
Church was held at Dairy last Sun
<u> ce of his departure nothing will day. Miss May Robinson and Harri (•••ling >to«k for Mr. Struble, of 11 «y pi») od ut citimi on« or the o'li
Swan Lake, this winter, has return er's hon ••. In that 30 years cf con
be done In the matter until he re son Gray intended from Yonna.
tinuoiiH play, through «pare time
turns again to this city, which will
Jacob and Mike Rueck are busy ed them.
We can show you tnc
C. W Sherman. Sr., ot Dairy, was] and study, they mqulrot a working
he in the course of the next month. breaking horses.
visiting
at
the
home
of
Godfrey
Buck
1
knowbdge
of
th«
gam«
that
has
It was for the purpose of showing
Joe Schmidt, with the help of C.
made them op|H>ncnts non« «!.«• dare
th«se gentlemen mat no matter what Carlson, surveyed his lend last week. Saturday.
8t vcral farmers in Yonna Valley tackle
Several times oa« man got
had occurred in the past and what
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Colahan were
six or seven straight games, but not
misrakes bad been made, the people visiting at Mr aud Mrs. Etall Eg-rt's are now looking for tired help.
Mr. and Mrs. Child«.* were vlsit- until the other night did one suc
in Klamath County
here were ready to co-operate with Sunday.
them and the Service for the best- John Tnd Wm. Ix»gue and Mr». Ing at Mr and Mre. Godfrey Heck's ceed ip getting ten garu<*s straight.
Although they played with a’l ag-
Interests of the Klamath
Project. Alf. Wallis r turned from the Fall Sunday.
Chas. Flackus and his mother were gresalvetieae and skill s’ their com
That mistakes have been made is 'Thursday.
In Swan mand. and there were many close
Met
admitted, bnt if it were not for mis-J Mr. and Mrs> Chas
ber visiting al Mr.Struble's place
Lake Valley last Saturday.
and exciting pet tods, they never bad
takes tbe world would still be in the | mad« a trip to Dairy Friday,
FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Geo. Smyth, of Yonna. Is not able a quarrd and not a «Ingle "cuss
garden of Eden and no progress" t Robert McLaughlin, who baa been
word" wm utter««!.
would have been n ade. It Is hoped a( ftalem, returned to his horn« tu to use one of his arms.
Jeff Kirkpatrick made a trip to
that through the errors of the past Yonna Saturday.
A most Interesting acknowlcdg-
w ill come a cohesion of all forces
A pleasant time was enjoyed a En •'. Egert'« place Monday to g«t a 1
looking towards the promotion of the home of Mr. and Mrs Geo. Rit- j team which he has had wintered tuent of tie apples s«nt by the Port-
land Comniercial Club tn Ktng Ed-
the welfare of this county.
jter Sunday. An excellent dinner was there.
Edward Flackus Is not aide to at- ward come.* in a letter from Huck-
Two weeks from now the Board' 'served. The friends prescut were Mr.
on accouut of ingl.am Palace, written by Gonera!
of Directors of tbe Water U?ers As and Mrs. Godfrey Beck and Mr and ■ tend school
D M It-nt . n. K per of the I’rlvy
his eyes.
sociation will hold a meeting and ' Mrs L A 8terIi anj family,
We wilt bo glad to make plana, furnish estimati < and «am >o i
Mrs Alt Wallis and
r.;r»- 'n hi < Mnj-ct ", King Edward,
will take further steps to make it : jjr \'Orton. who lias been trai« 'In- 1
money, worry and dl.«ap|><>lutuiorit. Being luqualuL’d with local
jto on« ot ttregen's best known and
plaia to the Service that the Assoda-'thig wlnt«r with J ff Kirk. at. 1’;. have b -on qu|te aiclt
conditions and materials, we guarantee cotiotny, offhloncy
¡week, ill sb Anna diuytu v>ui Uo ...i must I e -p'S led • ItUui.s, R E Brcre-
tion is ready and willing to do ov-jwlll return to Fort Klamath soon,
'
ton.
and satisfaction for the money cm pended
'
work
until
she
Is
able
to
be
about.
arythlng within Rs power to aid in
Mrs L M Fitch wag rij!1ung with
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thos.
.Michael
and
A
little
extract
from
G
neral
Bro-
the work. Project Engineer Patch ( fr(endg |n Yonna last Sunday.
w..l be asked to be present and meet' ,\jr and
Geo. Ritter wont to family, of Dairy, arc moving to their byn'a letter Is Interesting:
homestead in East Yonna this wo«k.
"The fire box«» of apples* which
tLe directors aud every effort will'Bonanza Wednesday on basine»*,
Kelsey Hl'xk
American Hotel
Perry
Randles
is
now
plowing
for
were
sent to Illa Majesty anlvcd
b' made to wipe out any breach that
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Woelck have
quite safrly and were thought very
ma> oi may not have existed >n the moved on their homestead in North ■ W. H. Bliss.
Mrs. E. Randles and Miss Nellie highly of by the King and others
past. Mr. Patch comes here under Yonna, and are now sending theii
*
I write to convey
a new Supervising Engineer; condi- little daughter to the Hlld>-oi and Biiaa were v!«ltlng at the home of who tasted them
Thos. Michael, of Dairy, last Satur- Ills Majesty's thanks for the fruit.
tions are such that he should not be school.
"Should we ail live for another
handed a legacy of discontent and
Harrison Gray went to Fort Klani- day.
Mr. Hoppe n ad? a trip to Dairy Christmas, and If you will kindly
trouble; everything should be done atb Monday, taking with hiin a load
Ashland, Oregon
send directly to nm at Sandinghnni
I Tuesday.
to maintain a degree of harmony be of household goods.
Wm. Flackus was hauling hay a small supply of these appl s, wrlt-
WHAT WILL YOU NEED FOR FUTURE LIFE? Commercial,
tween the Service, the Association
There was a play given at Bonanza
Bhorthand and English arc taught here In such u manner that
and the people as will force things Friday, March 12th, entitled "The from Theo. Flackus' place this week. Ing me a few line« of warning of
their di «pate! , I promise to bring
our students win success.
ahead and make up for tbe time that Old Maid's Convention." The "play
them to the notice of the King and
Modern furnishings, thorough course of trnlnlng, prnctl-
has been lost. When Mr. Hopson was given by the ladles of the Mag
POPI I..1TION OF PEKING.
Ills Majesty's guests a *<«nl'l «4 at
cal Instructors, Individual Instruction, and healthful location.
returns thè plans for entertaining azine Club. A large crowd attended
give our students n decided advantage
and meeting him and Mr. Patch and all seemed to enjoy the play.
United States Minister William W. SaDdrlngl am at ti nt sea on of the
OUR GRADUATES SUCCESS IS OUR SUCCESS
should be carried out and these gen Among those attending from thia sec Rockhill forwatd« detailed statistics year, atd will give you a full report
Addl-
tlonal Information tnay bo had for the nnklng
tlemen given to undei stand that there tion were:
Misses May Robinson, stowing the census of the population of them."
exi.sts but one feeling towards them Theresa Sterzi, Jo« Stersl and Harri of Peking made during 1908 by the
According to daily press reports
imperia) Chinese home office (Min-
aud the Service that of sincere co son Gray.
wlrei«**
telephony has not proved
operation. Wb«n they sue that such
Cheng
Pu)
after
the
new
division
of
Manuel Vf -rra returned fiom tire
is the case, tb«n there will be no rails last Thursday, and on hi.; way the city into 23 pulico districts. Mr. an unqualified success on the battle
further fear of any diversion of the lost a purse containing $60. lie re Rockhill summarizes the returns: ship fleet. It was imposlblo to send
Binds that Klamath so sorely needs. turned immediately, but failed to find The census was made by ."families” messages over any great distance ex
and these in turn were divided Into cept under the moat favorable con
anx trace ot it.
"principal
families" and “additional ditions, and when the telephone was
Chas. Sherman, Sr., is visiting at
tenants"
and
“sub-tenants." The to in use the telegraph had to keep si
the home of Fred Beck this week.
tal
number
of
families in the Inner lent. Wireless telephony is »till In
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Flackus were
NEW YORK, March 11— "Direct visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Flack 'or Tartar city Is given as 79,009, and Its infancy and cannot be expected
Hn the outer or Chinese city as 46,- to compete with wireless telegraphy
Primary Nominations” will be the us’ Sunday.
PROPRIETORS
at th<- present time. The main trou
subject of an address by Senator La
Miss Hazel Fitch, Louise Egert ■ «9, making a total of 128,008 fam
ALL KINDS OF FRESH. SALT
ble seems to be the difficulty of con
Follette, of Wisconsin, at a meeting and Ernest Nall were In Dairy Sun ilies.
trolling
In
so
delicate
an
instrument
Recent
Japanese
official
works
glv«
Ur be held by the Civic Forum at day. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adams also
the number of people per household as a telephone transmitter the pow-
AND SMOKED MEATS
Carnegie Hall tomorrow evening. He were there.
erful currents necosaary
will jc introduced by Senator Cham
Mr. Childers, of Bonanza, made a In the urban districts of Japan as
SAUSAGES OF ALL KINDS
An unofficial census spark-gap system.
berlain, of Oregon, who owes his business trip to Mrs. L. M. Fitch's about 4.99.
scat in the Senate to the primary law Sunday to get some horse.-, belonging made In 1907 of the city of Swatow
ESTUA Y NOTICI
in Kuang-tung province works out
in that state, having been elected by to F. J. Bowse.
5.4 per household and the unofficial
a Republican Legislature bound by
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horton and son
Black yearling colt, with white
their primary law pledges, although Linn, were visiting at the home of census of 1881 of Wen-chou in Che
Secret Service men employed by
stnr
on forehead. Came to my pinco
kiang
province.
About
5.5
may
be
Mr. Chamberlain is himself a Demo Mr and Mrs. Emil Egert Salm day
the
Interborough Rapid Transit Com-
Branded on
taken provisionally as a fair approx about 2 months ago.
crat.
,and Sunday.
They were on their
To uye defects are attributed 90 , puny, have unoarthod a gigantic con-
Wm CRAWFORD,
imat« average. This would make th • left shoulder.
I way to th« Reservation.
per cent of the so called neuralgic I «piracy to (wlndlo the company by
Reservation.
present population of Peking exclu 3-18-4t
FOR SALK.
John Andeison
Anderson was in
ii Dairy Sun-
headaches.
I means of counterfeit subway and el
sive of the suburbs (but they are un
day.
The year 1908 rounded up thirty evated tickets. Three men and a wo
FOIt SALE OR EXCHANGE.
important), 693.044 persons
Dairy Cows and Heifers. Twenty
Mrs. Anderson, of Dairy, was vis-
years of telephone service In New man were placed under arrest Mon
320 aères of cattle or fruit ranch
York City.
Dead Jerseys and grade Jerseys. Will jiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
day nnd a small hand press, two
Amberol Records play for four plenty of fine water. Inquire at this
■ell cheap.
R. V. BEALL, JR.
|Chas. Flackus, in Yonna, Sunday.
The escapement wheel of a watch dies and $16,000 worth of tickets
l-14tf office.
3-1ltf ninkns 7T1.RC0 revolutions a ybar.
3-18-4-8»
Centra! Point, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks were visiting minutes. At Mullers.
were con flics toff
,
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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
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LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON
w
HEN you 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 eie
gant metal bedsteads, fitted
with soft mattress and gent
We are
ly-y ¡elding springs
offering some special induce
ments just now.
GILLETTE
Best Ranchers’ Range
VIRGIL
&
SON
Building and Construction
CALDWELL BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTING CO
Ashland Commercial College
R1TNER, A. M.,
President
If City Meat Market
WEISS & ARMAND
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