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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1909)
Trade at the K k K Store 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 hi fact everything to be found in an up-to-date store And it's no trouble to show merchandise KLAMATH REPUBLICAN E. J. MURRAY, Editor Ttlu AMKKllAXS MIGRATE. Extent of Populatiou < hai.gr' Every leur la Astonishing. HI. AMA rtf PALL»’ HtlST \ALtH IIMHt* After several wueks of watching, two policemen, according to their' story , caught Carl Delute. 73 years I 'Ll. u barber of Worcester, Muss..' in th* art of selling liquor and nr ' «■■ted him. Ills wav of dealing out the muff was to hung bottles of wills .icy lu the logs of his trousers by ueana of strings fastened to his SUS- 'ender s The strings were long 'no ifgh to allow the hot I les to rest 'giilnst the calves of Ills legs. urn!1 v lii'ti a < listoin.T »anted a dilu k lie i ■vent Into the rear room of I hr bar- uer shop.pulled up a hottie and pour cd n drink Into u shaving mint Wl en arrested D«'lule had :i pint lautl« ol whiskey ill <‘io h truitwers leg The extent of our migrations to and fro in the United Slates is Mil dotn realized. A tew facts will aug gest the general condition, says Wil * | v\o DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE ! Ham Estabrook Chansellor In the April Delineator. One-sixth of th. All communications submitted for publication in the columns of this white population lu th« city of Wash' paper will be inserted only over the name of the writer, No non de plume ¡ngton changes evi-r| year, while th* articles will be published. change of the colored population t < veu more extensive In u quart«', * ♦ ♦ j Ri blnson, Delia Gerklng, l,<-o Todd, century, l.os Angeles has grown from < ♦ \’e ta Todd and Horace Hies man a few thousands to a great city 8* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Horace lli?ktrnn. Howard O Con- nttle doubled twice in the thirteen « i nor and Win Graham spent W. d years from 1893 to 1906. Mobile Mr. and Mrs. Todd passi-d through ■ nerday evc.iieg playini cards ,u t he ami Memphis ar? similarly growing The January ruitif Gale Monday on their way to Met- , home of W. H. Todd. i with astonishing rapidity In our ama Canal win the I rill to do some trading. Mrs. G. Slate spent Thursday af- con ms we count dr.ly the not growth ord for that month Mr. Wooden purchased a horse ; teruoon with Mrs. W H. Todd {or the net loss, In many imtati? occupation. The dvi ?ro:u George Offield. Mr Wooden | ithousands move out annually whil stations was 4 3 I Im is a good judge of horses. {more thousands move In A genera I 19. O.ST and 1 0 I LAXGLLL VALLEY NEWS. W. H. l.adlt^- was hauling hay by ; lion ago the men were in great e.x - three preceding noni C. l’u sday. cess in Muskegon Michigan, bins 4 . R. Williams and son ai excavatiuu for the i of the lumber Industry, while now 93 4.551 cubic ; vai ds. J. E. Whitlatch sold a team of • r K >n the Jacob Kt-e s pl: ! there Is an equally great exo-is of 316 yards less i ihan fV rpi« ct to fence 40 a.- vs >: 1 1.../> i .3 last week. I ; ! arile Swingle is •«:» 11 > Illi lx *»• women, du« to textile factories, and ■atpnt NeillC Johnson is quite sick with There was M yet the population of the city Is not turbane« of the work on tin >«n p.. diuouia fever. We all hope she math Is helping w 'I. th. st«» k will speedily recover. In llo- much greater than In the former pei- trill division, due to u I'vtivy freshe* Mrs. James Lindsey lod. The Five Hundred Club was enter ntr*n Thursday. of the Chagrts River, when a maxi 11» j>re the Civil War. and for some mum height of t'>6 feet above sea tained by Mr. und Mrs. W. W. William Deal passed through i ho years after it. the migrations of our level was reached Wi.iuatch Saturday evening, March valley Wednesday to Honan t No «-rluus d ■ ai 3ut.., and a very pleasant time was Tom Culbert was a vulto» to people were almost all westward, and I - g. Win done to the work few but the poor or young changed spent iu playing the game until 11 Bonanza Tuesday. Now our well-tn-d" p. ru., atterwhich a dainty luncheon Alf Human and Cnas. Edler uerv their homes Medicine enough for a regiment families are on the move, and not a x consisting of three kinds In Bonanza Wednesday. mid Hiirgieal instrument* enough tn of cake, pies, nuts and coffee. It .Mr. and Mis. Clarence Hunt went few of them migrate eastward Some do all the work of an ordinary hos was decided to discontinue the meet to Dairy Tuesday. .Mr. Phillips re- sections of the country are building pltul will be ' carried by Theodore ing for a while. Those present were: ' mained t his ranch during his ab- up for ohe reason, while others ar< Roos« veil to Africa, all comi. as.Hl building up for an opposite i «ason Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hammond, Mr. I 1 sence. so as to till i a suitcase There are and Airs, ban Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. ! Mrs. William Pankey is expected Almost no one ever moves to the city 15.000 doses in the tablohis nearly of Washington to go Into business or Glacominl, Pauline,John and Mammie 1 home in a few days. 40 per cent of them quinine The Giacoiuiui, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hobbs, JeffWtlson has been working on to practice a profession or a trade other medicinis are to ward off dis Willie Hammond, Dannie Anderson. Mrs. Wilson’s desert land claim on and almost no one ever moves to .eases most prevalent In equatorial Buffalo or to Portland. Oregon, foi , Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Anderson, Ella the east side of the valley. { Africa, chemical* to make swamp Calal.an, Wm. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Barnard was in the valley any other reason Washington Is th< water pure and palatable, cures for Whitlatch, Will Whitlatch and wife,' Wednesday after a jack, purchased grave of young mer. who are lost in; j snake bites, stimulants, opiates, the departments of government, bu' ' Jess, Charles, Marion, Neva and Iva from Ed. Killgore A Co. iknlves and bandages ’i hene suppll« Mr. Burnham Is improving In It is the top of the world for old men , are packed In unbreakable and air- Whi Hatch. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Tolle enter- health, He was quite sick and was who wish to retire and still to keep | I tight bottles of a vulcanite compost- an Interest In life On the other han't1 a number of their friends Saturday,' attended by Dr. Johnson. {lion and fit Into an ahitnluum case evening, March 20th, and a very ! Miss Zclla Husacy commenced Chicago Is even today, with all Its 15 by lu by 8. i pleasant time wa» spent in music and . teaching school in the Vinson ichool development, a very live place for' the young man. but a very good place j songs by Mrs. Elvy and daughter,) house about the first of March. I That the British government Is Given, and Mrs. Taylor, and after i Spring seems to be here, Most all for the old man to get out of or to. determined to keep pace with the partaking of a delicious supper they of the farmers are plowing and keep away from pother naval powers, and that no halt departed for their homes. Those .ceding grair.. {Is likely to be called In the Interna- Mrs. James Lindsey vas visiting present were: Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, < {tlonal competition for superior naval Mr and Mrs. Ely, Gwcndolln Elvy. | Mrs. H. G. Buss V Fr day. I The fineness to which the rags are armaments Is shown by an Increase Deila Gerking, -Mr. and Mrs. Tolle { John Hall of the west side of the ground has no direct Influence on th. of (15,000,000 over the »stlmates and daughters, Gertrude, Audry and valley was calling on several of his durability of the paper, for even bro of last year In addition to the four May. friends last week on the east side. ken cells of linen and hemp retuaiu new D. ei. lt:c ¿L.s which are to be CMde Van Meter is grubbing sago Mrs Shidler is slowly recovering unchanged for thousand * y: ’ bid a pi-illly as possible the gov- brush for W. H. Hadley. from a long spell of sickness. in favorable condltlor Tl -m- I u,;;::.ent seeks the power to start David McComb war lu Bonanza : ployment of strong alkalis and of the building lu 1910 of four addi Jake and Charley Whitlatch were hauling hay through Gale Tuesday. one day last week ■starch size appears to be the cause tional large armored vessels. There was a sale of part of F. O. Henry Haynes and family attended [of rag paper becoming yellow and Pierce’s things at the Pierce place preaching services Sunday at Bo- brittle, while neutral or mildly alka- A FEW IIARGHXN. Wednesday. nanza. jline treatment and animal size favot Mrs. A. Vinson went to Bonanza durability. Great discoloration and B. M. Hammond helped R. C. An Five lota, slgnJy location, (I Anti Thursday to see her father. derson repair his ccrrel Monday. Mr. “water stains" ere probably due to Can loan (750 on the d al. R. S. Wooden hauied a load of Davis, who is very sick. excessive rotting and liming Air A nice cottage with huth. large s< < d wheat from Charlie Arderson's George Deal was In Klamath Falls drying favors the durability of paper. (1700. A good buy. lot. ran h Tuesday. one day last week Even the best tyg papers are Injured, A large rrsld -nc •, fine lot. (3500. Mrs. R. C. Anderson had the meas Oscar Stnrd returned home from if no destroyed, by soaking or ex Three cottages on three tots. Room les last week. As they were very the railroad, where he went with a cessive dampness. It Is impossible < m.ugh for another cottage; (2250. slight sue is able to do her work drove of cattle for Louis Gerber. ! to speak with certainty of the dura MASON & SLOUGH. again. William Duvaul has commenced bility ot modem papers containing Neva Wnitltcl spent Wednesday to bring cream for the Bonanza few or no rags, as the ultimate effect FOIC SALK OK E\< HAN’GE. nle: t with Della Gerking creamery again. The toads after be- of the new process of making sizing, 320 acres of cattle or fruit ranch— Dannie Anderson broke out with 'rg almost impassable for a while loading, and calendaring cannot be are getting good again. the measles ii: school Thursday t’oreseen. Many new papers have al- plenty of fine water. Inquire at tbl S-lltf Rev. Johnston preached an able William Welcn of Dairy was at D ready proved their lack of perma- office. sei mon to the people of Gale last Campbell's Monday He came aftei leuc.e. Very few newspapers, for ex- ORDER TO SHOW CAI SE. Sunday. his sister. Miss Gall Welch, who hat- imple, are likely to survive many • ■ sr.ow storm kept the people just dost d a successful term of years. In the County Court of the State of school. awa. from Sunday School Sunday. Oregon,for the County of Klamath. Al Gail and family are up on their .lol n Elvy and fan tly moved to In the Matter of the Guardianship tl. ir new much eight miles west of homestead. of Irene Myrtle Cranco, a minor. George J. Gould, head of the MIs- Merrill Wednesday. Now, on this 22nd day of March, louri Pacific, the other day set VI all Frank Hedrick is hauling potatoes The United States and Canada street gossiping by a vigorous de- 1909, ti ls Court having rend and to 5ierlil. Frank is the potato king have decided to limit the t</tal am fense of E. H. Harriman, who has considered the petition heretofore of Merrill. ount of water that may be taken been regarded an Gould's bitterest filed and now presented herein by A. Glacominl is the en'erprising form Niagara River for power pur railroad foe. Wall street rumors E. (’rance, the guardian of the per farmer of Merrill valley, He has poses. ‘The average discharge of have placed Harriman In a command son and estate of Irene Myrth- turned the mountain strearfl that the river is 250,000 cubic feet per ing position as a director. In the Cranco, a minor, praying for nn comes down Dodge’s Hallow on his second; and If the total fall fron lould railroads. Gould said that, he order of sale of certain real estate fine fa i und is wetting it down in Lake Erie to Lake Ontario wer< Id not believe Harriman would en- belonging the oald minor, Irene Myr goed s sh t pe. er the Gould directorates, but If he tle Cranco, and It appearing there utilized, it would represent ahon ..¡rs. J ¡1. Hobbs purchased a fine 7,000,000 horse-power. Tie tots Id he would be welcome. Then came from that said real catato should !>• S r r ing machine the other available horse-power at the Falls I his tribute: “I admire courage. I sold; day. dmire a man who fights. Mr. Har- It Is Hereby Ordered, That the estimated at about 4,000,000. Ac S. Wooden and wife spent part cording to the treaty, the powe Iman has fought and won out. He next of kin of said ward, or minor. of the day in Merrill looking after companies on the Canadian side an i a remarkable man. For four years and all persons Inteiested In the said buvir. ■ ¡3. e government devoted all Its en- stale, appear before this Court or to be limited to 36,000 cubic f"< Mrs. Glacominl V.II give a mnsl- per second, and t! o:«c on the Awn I rgli'i to attack him and he stood the 22nd day of April, A. I)., 190!», cal entertainment at Gttle in the lean side to 20,000. Is ground, practically alone. All at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at tl <• near futuro, | ______________ so mi" I Inery was set in motion. Cou it Room of this Court, at Kin Chas. Anderson passed through Everything was thrown into upheaval mat I t Falls, In the County of K la Gi ' diili and will commence! tl *• entire country was plunged into math, State of Oregon, then ati <1 Roosevelt is to be his own barb ? si ding on his upper ranch. while in Africa. /Ind now t e firm tie throes of disturbance even a there to h L ow raus' why an order Dica Howell was absent from that can surreptitiously slip a safety panic was brought on to crush him. should not bo granted for the sale ecl.ool Friday, razor or a cake of shaving soap lnt Great fortunes were lost and men of licit real i ilatc, '1 set lie d In Gple was well represented at his pocket will be ready to talc- a wore ruined. And Mr. Harriman sur said p'lltlon ns follows: An undl hutch at Merrill Sunday night, full page In every magazine pub vfv 1 tl rougl ft all, untouched, am! vldcd one-olghtcenfIi Interest hi nnd in attendane: were: ' pt itrc"7'T tl an over.” to the South half of the Southwest Blanch lished. LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OKtGON. X HOW KKK STORE T r you think of it that you pass more time in your sleeping chain her 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 W'e are ly-yie!ding springs offering some special induce merits just now. GILLETTE I We ¿an show vou the Best Ranchers’ Range in Klamath County & VIRGIL ♦ SON FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS Building and Construction Wi- will be glad to make plans, furnish estimates and save you money, worry and disappointment. Being acquainted with local conditions and materials, wo guarantee economy, efficiency and satisfaction for the money expended CALDWELL BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTING CO. tipismlte Ameri'iin Hot«*! Kelsey Rito Ir Ashland Commercial College y Ashland, Oregon WHAT WILL YOU NEED FOR FUTURE LIFE? Commercial, Shorthand and English are taught here In such a manner that our students win success. Modern furnishings, thorough course of training, practl- cal Instructors, Individual Instruction, and bealthful location. give our students a decidivi advantage. OUR GRADUATES SUCt ESS IS OUR SUCCESS. Addi- tlonal Information may be had for the asklng. RITNER, A. M., President City Meat Market WEISS & ARMANO PROPRIETORS ALL KINDS OF FHESH. SALT AND SMOKED MEATS SAUSAGES OF ALL quarter of Section Twenty-four, In Township Thirty-six south, of Rango Two, wi n, Willamette Meridian, in Oregon, which mild Interest she In herited from her mother, Elizabeth Cranco, now deceas'd. And It Is further ordered, That service of this order be made by pub lication thereof for the period of KINDS three weeks, beglnnlg with the 25th day of March, 1009, In the Klnmnth Republican, n weekly newspaper of general circulation, published nt Kinmath Falls, Oregon, Dated this 22nd day <>f March, 1909, J. B. G riffith , 3 25 1 15 County Judge. «
