Klamath republican., April 01, 1909, Image 2

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Vice m l!li inulte ciiliimt bo n
It is hereby m deled wild dll
Glal
ii notice be given by dm
proper publli'Utloll
J N WAT8ON,
4 1 5- 20
Regi* 1er
CLOSING OUT
Dry Goods and Shoes
We are going to dispose of our entire stock
Prices talk for themselves
9
GROCERY
SPECIALS
Dried Prunes, regular ioc . per lb
Japan Rice,
Red Cross Ketchup, regular jçc
A. E. CRANCE & CO
for $i.oo
for ÿi.oo
t
CASH ONLY BUX S AT THESE PRICES
W ATCH FOR FURI HER BARGAINS
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IIEXSON Is "IT"
ANTI ER’S CLl’B ENTERTAINS
TIIE KMI*M>VEIt'H
1.1 Mill.ITI
\ Hilfflcieiit cunt -st affidavit liav-
been tiled III this office by John II
Volinier, Dorris, Calif., cunt.- tiiut,
against homestead entry No. 3957,
April 33. 19tl3. Huai certificate No
0325, Issued August II, ll*0M, foi
l lie Wit NWS,. SEI, NV\ i 4. NEK,
8WM, Sec. 12. T 4 1 8 . It 7 E.
W. M.„ by William A. Otcy, In
which It 1» alleged that »aid William
A. Oley has utterly fulled Iu re­
aped to »aid entry to comply with
the public land law» of the I ailed
'States and the rule» and rogulullun»
i established thereunder with ivfer-
. once to establishing and iiiuliilaliilug
I'cstdeiice upon said land, that he did
not establish a residence In n housu
'on said land within six months from
duto of entry: that he lias never
lealdeil continuously, or nt nil. upon
»aid tract of land; tha, lie has never
icultlvaleii or Improved the ratnv,
and Inal tils ouly pretence of com­
plying with lb«* hoin<'»lead law» was
to erect a box hiiiise thereon and a
small log stable, and liiiinedim, ly
llioreafter said homestead entry man
lett said prvinl.ii s and i ngnged In
business III Klamath Falls, Oregon,
aud tiiut ho also 1« usi d and furnied
a Irani of lunil belonging in tils
father, G
. Oley, who i. <m » in
Siskiyou ('minty, Calif, uh u-
id
tract of land so leu, -d was located,
and ll.al lor the past >vai, and for
more than a year luiniedl,«t"ly pro­
ceeding (its making tliial proof mi
said hoiiiesti-nd inlry. Hie cento’l"«-
».i: < gug d In .lie busim-n of con­
ducting a salumi in Slskymi Co..lily,
Calif , nt a place cmutuoilly known us
"Hie hold In the ground."
That
One of the most successful club
SALEM. Or.. March 25.- Any who ■
The right of the employee to rea
meetings ever held here occurred
doubt that Governor Benson is the ,
I suitable compensation iu case of in
(Thursday night, when the niem­
whole thing these days iu the admin­
[jury while at his labor is tjlie of the
hers of the Antler's Club entertained
istrative
affairs
ot the
state
| fundamental aud necessary fondi­
their friends in their rooms in the
should see him iu action, particularly ,
[ Gons of our social life
It is li ec**»-
Page-Stratton building
The Xntl-
when he is iu sessiuu as one ot the
»ary and right where you are bulld-
er's Club is composed of members
institutional boards, it is perfectly-:
lug a great property, the results of
of the Elks Lodge iu this city and lias
well understood no« that Mr. Bin-
which are intended tor your especial
over thirty members It now has one
son performs the dunes of two offices,
delectation and grat IfivuGon. that
of the neat: st club remus in ti e dt
those of secretary ot slate aad (host
. oil look after those who. by reason
of governor, and draw» two salaries. Tht walls are beautifully decorated of good will or necessity, or both, are
and hung with pictures, mottos and
But the peculiar situation» that arise
moved to assist you
And if It I» the
trophies, and the room Is furnished
sometimes as the result of thib dual
public, acting through the states or
' with card tables, piano, nice com­
capacity are amusing.
nation. that Is building the . pi op-
fortable chairs and everything which
offices
ai
Visitors to the executive
erty. then It is the public'» piar
All
would enable a man to spend a most
Salem are frequently mel with the
men cannot succeed in a large un i-
pleasant even.ng.
prohibition from Secretary McArthur
sure ^•either are all men fitf -d It
There were fully fifty invited
that the “feeble-minded" board is
even in a moderate way to Rad proof
gu-sts present during the evening, [ Many
in session and it will be impossible
■—the
vast
majority must atxiul
and they were royally entertained, as
to see the governor right now. But
iserve as foot-soldiers, and it I» these but i
only a live bunch of Elks know how
when the visitor gets a ¡¡lance
I whom the captains of industry, the 'I l UI I
I
Refreshments were -rved during the
through the half opened door an J
grout and enthusiastic conductors of aid
sees Governor Bt nson sitting in the evening, and a very pleasing mu»l- materia!
learn io
cui program rendered. Among the
inner office alone it is hard for hint
: protect.
Ing of al
entertainers on the prognrm were
to recognize that the whole board is
How?
The e n ploy el » llabllit * plougblii
G.
Heilkvuiper.
W.
J.
Brennan.
II
present, although it is there, never-
id« a does not usk much
It say» tha' dut of
¡Boivin and George Ttignot.
Thei.
theless.
it an employee of yours In the course h» n. vt
, were others wl o assls'ed. but their
Benson, as secretary of state and
of his work for you. either by sono­ >< Hoir
names were nm on the program.'
governor, is two members of every
error or negligem«- of yours, or
de u
The address of welcome was d«.-
administrative board.
The »tale
some detect of tiiucliinery or ma' i al
t
Ilvered by the president of the club.
treasurer is the other member, but
conditions <'ith whi-h you may sur­
T. A. K. Fassetl. He briefly outiin -1
when he is absent the governor calls
round him. suffers some Injury to tils
'the two great principles of the Elk.-
a meeting and performs the work in
physical
•ll-belng which present»
purpose
due and solemn form. He merely in­ Lodge and also explained tin
him eitl
tempo, aitly or perniar­
forms his s> cretaty, Mr. McArthur, of the organization of the Ant 1er» ,ently tn
exteuded a
that it will be necessary for the I Club, and in conclusion
.must mr
this loss It
>
ail
.the
uiiot - and
hearty
welcome
tc
asylum board tiJiave a meeting, and
: usually
touch- three
I invited them to j loin with the ni'-in-
the meeting is called.
■ hundred, five him«! f'l, , a thousand, t plot
i , IKLhk , ns ta rein **> t forni; that
be:s in spending a pleasant e veni ng.
"The members of the board
[five thous-'ind dollnr». Th«*s»» are n<»î ‘Li» alh'k'’ i ii»»‘ »tee f.din »ahi luna
thia
city
i
The
number
of
Elks
in
t
please come to order,” says Govern-
so ma ny dollars to pay a man or w<>-
not * Hit’ h • hl' 4*mph> « ??.- nt in
- is being constantly added to, -an i
or Bensen, a;.d Mr. Benson comes to
i man for the loss of wn • • • or a
A i h? y. X.i Vi» or Murine <’or !>• of
i nearly every other week a ' :e class
order.
»hand or foot, in the case of oini- ■ th I .ilud
Û prlv
hrltlat. d
is taken to Ashland to 1
i plele disability t««n thousand dollar-,
"The object of th" no--ting to-' i
1er. officer leaiuuii or marine, during
intffi^he lodge there. Sat■•*
niorn-
day,” states Governor Benson, "is to
1» net nearly
early too much, although the Um war siili, Spain or during any
Ing another big bunch will leave for
determine whether the state shall put
law does not at present 'contemplate i-tl.i-t war in wfïi- h the I'nited State*
Ashland.
Special rates have I be. n
in a dry air heating system or hot
a tax of this kind
1 may be
and tl at esi d
given for their transportation by >• tl!»
water at the asylum, and the matter
The fact is that this tax does' not paiti>-a a
notified to up-
railroad company.
will be open here for discussion for a
•fall on you as'an employer directly I ¡tear, rei
offer evidence
J It 1» intended only to make you take
few moments. We have several bids
tombing
at
I u
here from different firms wiiicn (he
out insurance against accident in o'clock a
A MISTAKE IX JI STI E.
board may look over."
your mine There are plenty of great
foru II
Pretty -oon Mr. Bens *n decides
insurance companies anxious 'o hat i i
•
I Bonanza Bulletin)
I
that air will be best, and after get­
you let them Insure you nealnst lot-
n ‘ "111 Nuring will be hl
Fred Fine, formerly of this place, from any form of a- Id- .«.t in you.'
ting the attention of the chair, which
Ii* o'« !<«■>; !■ m.. on June 1». 19i
was
arrested
In
Lak,,
county
and
is himself in the capacity of govern­
company
They will guaranw. , iu befor.- the Reginler utiil Receiver
or, he moves, as secretary of state, taken to Klamath Falls Sunday to cage you comply with certain rules
the I'nlted Etale» Land Office
that the air system be installed at answer a complaint on a serious and supply certain safeguards, to iaik -ill w . On gon
the asylum. Then, as governor and criminal charge preferred by E. L insure against any damage
\pril
J. N. WATSON.
chairman of the board, he puts the Walter. It is learned that the case Delineator
Register,
was
dismissed
by
the
justice
of
the
motion:
The said conti stunt having, in ■ a
“The question is, shall the state peuce at Klamath Falls, the com­
There are no stripe» on a flag- proper affidavit, filed March IS.
1
install a dry air heating system at the plaining witness deciding not to
»tone, but if one falls on H hard 1909. set forth facts which »how
asylum?" Those in favor will say press the matter. Fine deeded all enough he will likely to see
that aft< r due diligence personal ser-
his property for the benefit of the
‘aye’."
girl, his half sister.
Mr. Benson votes "Aye."
It is with no desire to give further
Then Secretary McArthur, who, by
virtue of his office as secretary ex- publicity to an unsavory matter that
officio of all the administrative the Bulletin calls attention to the
boards, solemnly records in the big plain miscarriage of justice in this
• book that the secretary of state and treatment of an unspeakable offense.
governor voted in favor of hot air for It is true that the trial of such cases
are not relished and that common
the insane asylum.
Mr. Benson then moves to adjourn, discussion of the details Is hurtful; :
as secretary of Btate. He puts the but far more hurtful is the impres­
motion as governor and chairman of sion given that such offenses can be
the board, votes on it himself and condoned by some financial sacrifice.
then declares the meeting of the asy­ To use the arm of the law simply to
collect ' payment as satisfaction for
lum board adjourned.
Then, perhaps,the "feeble-minded” the offense, is desperately wrong.
board will meet to hear the monthly The public has already been made'
report of the, superintendent of the familiar with the reasons for the ar­
rest, and knows that the prisoner'
institution for the feeble-minded.
All proceedings are regular and are purchased his freedom. Officers of
so attested by Secretary McArthur. the law should not tolerate trifling
with the law. It seems Impossible
to believe that parents could accept
STILTS IN WASHINGTON
money as sufficient payment for such '
misdeeds.
WASHINGTON, March 27,—John
R. Stilts, mayor of Klamath Falls,
KATE JEWEL SIMPSON
Oregon, who gave the keys of his
home town to E. H. Harriman recent­
Kate Jewel Simpson, wife of W. |
ly, is visiting the national capital.
He has been three months touring the B. Simpson, died at her home at
south,
meeting Harriman at Sa­ Naylox at 9 p. m. laBt Thursday .
vannah en route to Washington. from pneumonia at the age of 59
The deceased has been a
Mr. Stilts will soon itart for his home years.
resident
of Klamath County with I
in Oregon, stopping on the way at
her husband for the past twenty
Denver and other points.
years.
The funeral was held Saturday.
Liquor dealers are charging that There were services at the grave
/
John D. Rockerfeller is financing the at 2 o’clock in the Klamath Falls
anti-saloon movement, but they will cemetery. The husband is a charter
have to present better evidence than member of the Klamath Lodge of
has yet been offered to convince us Odd Fellows, and the members at­
that oil and water will mix.
tended the funeral in a body.
tlow's Ibis?
I ill: IX I l llioll
1*1 I- Vlt rMI X I
Sale of Timber.
I’orlluud. Oregon,
Murch Iti. IIHI9
Scull'd bid» marked outside, ‘ Bld
Timber Bale Application, February
34, it>0'9. Crater," uiid iidilie»»id to
the District Forester, Forest Service,
Portland, Oregon., will be received
up to and Including the 2Hth day of
Api II. 1909, for all the lucri luintiible
deml timber »tmidlng or down mid
niMikiMl for cut
all the live
ting by the Forest officer located on
h«* «t <-fl ti 11 «*ly <h*Migiuii «ul
mi lire
by the
begins
within
>, of SE*-. I of Sec. 23.
8 ’yi of
of Bee. 3 4. NW H of
mid W' Mi of 8W H of
NEH.
8*s- 31
of Bee. 3 A Nit ot
NE'4 <
35, T 3« 8, It t>
tlie Crater National
E„ W
n; eat Imai .d to bi­
ll M of live and
il M ot dead yellow
l t B M of III. nil I
Il M of dead I long In*
feet II M of live
On« Itiimliwl I m . i U i . Il, wart| f,,r sn»
<’«»i>t ( «lai ih that niihd b><« urr<l Uy Mali a
( atntth < ur«. F J ('liKNKY A CVM T u I mìu O.
W«>, Ih«* undvrgltf hsm |, hav»> I showh F. J. (ìi»n*y
(ut Uw lavi ift »«'aia, aiul iM’hvvv bini
tly
hun.^abla III all bualHMa I hmmum U*m«i and Ibtan-
dall/ abl» lo carry «Hit any obliaathuia itimi« by
hh Anu.
W aidinu , K innan A M amvim .
Wholeaala Driigy lata, T o I m I u , O.
Ilall’a Catarih <’un» h takuti Intarually. a« «lng
illrvclly UI m GI thw bhaal and IIIU» olia BUrflMNM uf
Ihaaywlatn, TtmlUnunlala wtil frvr. |*rk« Ite per
U»itla. H<4d bv all l>t ut «fiata.
DoubtIu»» tin« opinion of the Stan­
dard Oil lawyers regarding tha fed
crai court» 1» lookina up no much
(hat It will be really and truly grate­
ful for the opposition timi ha» com*
lu Ilio |*a»l
FRANK IRA WHITE
THE LAND MAN
I ist your land for sale with this
office; we havu buyers for all
cl»» «e» of Klamath County
property.
Enterprise Tracts
The only acreage luljiici-nt to
Klamath Fall» for »»!<■ in «mull
tract«. More than a »core of
people have sacured »it*-» fur
homes.
Mjlls Addition lots
are the bust buy» uti the market
FRANK IRA WHITE
live mid I
3'J .’.o for
Dougin« hr
33.1.0 for
fHE LAND MAN
i
to
neli
< st
RICHARDSON
United States G*niniissiuner
(»■ffii-e. Third nnd Main, «'fj*>»ite City
Lli raty.
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OREGON
C. C. BROWtR
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELOR AT LAW
KLAMATII FAI.I>. UllEt.oS
ROOMSTAB. MURDOCK 81.OG.
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WILL A. LEONARD
DENTIST
nolle.
W ¡thro* • Welhtise
DR. C.
P.
MASON
DENTIST
Office in Amorhan Itsuk A Trust Com­
pany's Building
liitu, th • 29th day of Mufch
PHONE 614
»UMSTH FALLS
I 4-2:»
FOR SALE.
Dairy Cows and Helfers. Twenty
head Jerseys and gradu Jerseys. Will
1. II fhe.u,
II. V. BEALL, JR.
3-1H-4-S*
Central Point, Or*.
AS your boy or girl got
a bank account with
the First Trust and Sav
ings Bank? if not The
Republican will start one
for nothing
COLLEGE
iffiT i r i i or«
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