Klamath republican., June 10, 1909, Image 4

ome to Klamath Falls Railroad Day. Visit the City’s Best
^lore.
Store. Inspect our complete stocks of Clothing,
Furnish
tn mg, rurmsn-
ings, Shoes s, Hats, Dry Goods. Get our prices. < Make this store
vour headquarters.
heado
your
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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
MANY lilll.DIXG PERMITS.
oi:< hard as a hide i.ixr.
The following building permits
(1. Iteltkvniper Is developing into
| wore g-nnt 1 by the Council at the quite a farmer, lie and Mr Point
E. J. MURRAY. Editor
1 meeting Monday night:
dexter have a garden spot of forty
F. B. Rrenner and Elmer Brenner. ' ncrc< about live miles below town
r. shop, 12x20. on lot 3, block 44. In and have just acquired au additional
First addition.
.forty. Those gentlemen are engag-
A. B. Stahhuan, one-story frame Ing in intensified farming ss a side
It
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
dwelling, 2 4x2 4, on lot 3, tn block line, and already have their crop in
7. Breitenstein addition.
'for this Mason.
O. L. Carter, six-room bungalow,
Twenty-two acres
have
been
All communications submitted for publication in the columns of thia
pap, r will be inserted only over the name of the writer. No non de plume with basement, on lot S. tn block 47. planted to nn orchard on which will
articles ’»111 be published.
First addition: estimated cost. »2.- bo grown two s|M*clnl varieties of ap­
000.
ples. The bnlance of the inn t has
Mrs.
L.
M.
Van
Brimmer,
five-room
been
put In potato»'«, wheat and gar­
A SIGNIFICANT VISIT
ji-ottago on lot 10, in block 12. First den truck
An experiment will bvi
Itnado with a thret-acre tract which j
I r.ddltlon.
William Barkeley. charg««d » 1th
It has leaked out that the visit to
| Frank Moorland, addition to barn has be n pluuted with sweet evrn. j
this city la-t we--k ot the president the murder of Sid Jacobs, who on lot 2. in block I 7. Nichol * i Uli Mr. lleltkeniper has a few Idea« about
of . ..e Pennsylvania Railroad had pleaded guilty to manslaughter, was tion.
diversified farnilng. th«« value of
zuore to do with the welfare of this sentenced Tuesday. He was given
C. 8. and R. 8 Moore, six-HH'tn which he hopes to demonstrate by
the
maximum
penalty,
which
is
■e< tion than app< ared on the surfac
cottage and woed->hed on ’ot 1 i ,ln fall
to i. <■
.1 oe.'i rv< i. Down in San ten years in the government prison. block 2, West Klamath Falta, eat 1-
Francisco is u bunch of railroad offi­ The changing of the plea w as a great mated cost. »1,000.
IX' >1 HER Ulti S.l.i
cia w l.o l ave a particularly warui surprise, according to a communica­
•• •
D. E Riesdorf, bungalow, 26x3 1.
P. !.. Fountain mid <1 W White
spot ia their i.eart for Klamath coun­ tion received from Coroner Whit­ un lot 5. In blcck 44, First additlou.
ty. Prominent among these are Mr. lock, who is in Portland as one of
4’bas. S Moo;«, six room bungs have sold the Inst of the ohi Ammer-
Fee, Mr. Hood and Mr. Calvin. This j the witnesses for the State. Tho jury low. 34x42. with basement, on we it man place, consisting of 390 acres,
feeling of friendship is merely recip-' was about half drawn when an agree­ side, opposite the power housB; ••st I- |to II H Van Vaikenburg. The con-
ideratiuu was between »10,000 and
roc&l, and is due to the belici an the; ment was reached between the at- mated exist, »3.000.
»11.000. This big ranch, which Is
part of these gentleuin that Klamath |torneys for Barkeley and the Dis­
located on the Kono road, was pur-
WOODBINE ItKSOIlT.
Falls and Klamath county are not trict Attorney.
It is evident that mor? faith is put
ct’.as st ««v.-ral years ago by Messrs
governed by a spirit of antagonism
Wampler's resort ou the Upper Fountain and White from E. V Car­
towards the interests they represent. in the evidence of an Indian iu Port­
It hat been sold off
When Mr. Harriman was here he re­ land than would be the case here, lavke is an ideal H|Hit and headquar­ ter of Ashland
marked that the people were very but Jacobs* bad reputation was re­ ters tor hunting and fishing parlies. la portlot'.«, and the sale to Mr. Van
fair-minded, and that one remark ' sponsible for the turn of affairs. It I Mr. Wampler is a true sportsman, Valk'-nburg is the last of the tract.
Mr Van Valk.-nburg already owns
has done more for thfs section than ■developed that he and Barkeley had accommodating, and a genial com­
made a practice of selling poor whis­ panion He has just put up an artis­ over 1,000 acr<*s about a half mile
anyone realizes.
tic log building of pleasing design above hU ne» purchase, but there
It was Mr. Harriman's remark that key to. the Indians
The story of the killing of Jacobs, He has a gasoline Itiquch and small were 100 acres of meadow land
Bet Messrs. Fee, Hood. Calvin, aud
their associates thinking, and the re­ as developed from the evidence in boats for the use ot bis patrons A which he needed for Illa horses
sult has been the evolving of a plan possession of the defense, is that large spring of waler near the house, cattle
for the promotion of this section that' Barke,e>' who ta about 27 years of with a deep water channel that ex­
Is going to embrace the entire United ! ag‘*' flrat becsune
»1th tends from the spring to the lake,
States. The bringing ot Mr. McCrea..h,m wh“e »‘tending the horse races makes it navigable for the Wlneuiu
president of one of the greatest rail- a* AIt,,rlLS a iftw weok8 before
to enter
On account of the resort
Some time ago The Herald printed
road systems in the world, here was^uarrel ‘”‘Baed th»1
being but a short distance from the
a little story In regard to the offer
a pari of the program. He is to be ''Jb 3
lake it makes it convenient to all
Interested in Klamath, and through1
'ounK
»ad a horse •Û- points, as quick trip« can be made made by Captain J. W Siemens to
PROPRIETORS
and with the launch to Crystal Creek. open .« bank account for every baby
him the entire Pennsylvania system. !ln one of ‘h” ra”" U”
Other railroad men of prominence ,ook a *reat deal of f,r'de In Uy> ani-1 Pelican bay. Eagle ba>. Wood river born in tho county within one year.
ALL KINDS OF FRESH, SALT
This dory has been republish.>d iti
are to visit Klamath from time to mal. which also attracted the atten­ and other points. Mr. Wampler also practically every State In
th« Union
tion of Jacobs, who wa< a renegade has three high-bred bear dogs, and
time.
AND SMOKED MEATS
A letter was recai v « m 1 by Captain
; hanger-on of the racetrack
I"
He
was
ts
acquainted
with
the
best
bear
A general outline of the program
I known to be of worthless character, hunting grounds in the forest re­ Siemens a few days since from R. C.
SAUSAGES OF ALL KINDS
Includes the issuing of an immense
■and without any other resources ex­ serve. A winding road leads up the Siemens, a merchant of Wellsboro,
amount of railroad
advertising,
The writer states that he read
cepting a disposition to graft wher­ mountain through the tail pines, and Pa
which is to be sent to the various
ever .»ossihlo. and followed the In ■ although quite crude at present, this the article In thé New York ‘'Sun."
railroad systems, there to be turned
dian boy ba< to the reservation be­ resort is sure to become fatuous in and as he had a cousin somewhere in
over to the traveling passenger
cause he looked upon him as easy time. Mr. Wampler has a large num­ the west. b« thought that perhaps he
agents. These gentlemen are to thor­
game. He succeeded in trading an­ ber of fine specimens of last year s and Captain Siemens might prove to
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oughly post themselves on Klamath
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other horse to Barkeley for the lat­ hunting, including a large mountain be relatives.
and its resources, and to turn this
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ter's more valuable animal, and then ' lion, bobcat and cinnamon bear
way a great portion of the vast tide
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Rotore pUwiUng, all sard grain and also pote toe« «liould
< TIM I S FOR RAILROAD DAI
stealing it, when the young man had '
H. NBWNHAM
of the western emigration. Then
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him arrested
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The lustice of the,
.prinkh-d with Formaldehyde Solution for teAtinmt for «mut.
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comes the great tourist travel, and it
The Chamber of Commerce has re­
peace before whom the case was
RAILROAD DAY PARADE.
Tbl» HoluUoii lute taken the pino- of blur-oton«*, breaunr il U
is this that will receive particular at­
ceived a telegram from Snow's Pony
tried dismissed the complaint on ’he
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Inttrr, «implee to uae; ran In- umm I mon' accurately and rusta
tention. Thousands of tourists visit
alleged ground that he din not think
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In order that all parts of Klamath and Dog Show, which is at Red Bluff.
California every year. From now on,
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a jury would convict any white man county may be represented in our In reference to showing here Monday
or just as soon a3 the material can be
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| on the testimony of an Indian, that parade on Railroad day the Chamber and Tuesday during the railroad colo­
XT < HITUOOD DRUG OOMI’ANY
gotten out, these tourists will be
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The show has two cars,
being the only evidence available of Commerce wishes every section of uration
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filled with the grandeur of the Swit­
with
fifty
people,
including
a
band
ag-unst the accused
the county to consider this a special
zerland of America—Klamath coun­
The Chamber of Commerce wired
Young Barkeley. it is c'alnit d. invitation to them to be represented.
ty—and the fact strongly impressed
that
they could offer no bonus, but
| felt deeply aggrieved at the In'mtIce Wf have advertised a parade to con­
on them that their trip west will not
A t heap fence can be built with
[that had been practised upon hitn. stat of Indians in war togs, cowboys were certain that they would receive
be complete unless they have visited
and is known to have made revenge­ in typical costume, stage coaches, all the business they could handle. posts and hemlock boards ten Inches
this section—the grandest in the
ful threats. The two met somewhere wagon trajns, pack trains and A letter was also written to Mr. wide with two barbed wire* ou lop.
west. It even a small fraction of the
in the mountains on the reservation freighters, with automobiles bringing Snow, and it is probable that tho ThU fence will keep bogs, give them
Tell Us What
western tourists visit this city and
soon after Jacobs had been turned up tn the rear- thus showing the company will be here with their health and the owner profit
You Want
county it will mean thousands upon
loose, and a quarrel took place be­ historical progress of our means of dogs, ponies and band It would be
I
thousands of dollars to this county,'
Ai
.«win
as
the
pigs
are
wiaued
the
i good feature and be a groat addi­
tween them over the stealing affair, transportation.
We will plan, e«iiiruite aixl roo
but it is the intention of Messrs. Fee,
4>>Wi. should bo turned with Hie male
with the result that Jacobs was shot
Of course this program is elastic, tion to the parade
tract for uny Iron, Htonc, llrfck, Co*,
Hood and Calvin that more than a through the neck and instant*/
and then put by themselves In n good
and we will be glad to welcome any
crate or Frame Building for const mo­
fraction of them shall come to Klam­
clover pasture. A clover held Is a
killed by Barkeley, who claims that special feature any persons or com­
tion In Southern Oregon. We gum«,
ath.
paradise for bogs and a money-maker
the act was in »elf-defense, Jacobs munity wishes to enter
A ladles'
«nice
Eeouomy, Kffi< ieu«y and Satis,
The City Council met Monday night for their u» nor.
Nothing that this city has done up having first attacked him with »
horseback section would be fine. and the Mayor and new members
faction.
to this time <3 going to be productive knife. He was indicted by the Fed
Floats representing some special fea­ were sworn in and the Council or­
of as great results as the cordial wel­ eral Grand Jury last April, the gov­
CALDWELL BUILDING <X)„
ture of our country are solicited. All ganized. The following appolnl-
come given the railroad company. ernment relying for a conviction
Kelsey Block Opp. America* Hotel
NOTH E Poll PUBLICATION.
are Invited Communicate your ideas meols were made by Mayor Sander­
%
The officials of this corporation are
upon the testimony of Chief Lltt'e- or plans to W. A. Delzell, president
son and were confirmed by the Coun­ IbfHirinu-iit of tlx* Interior, United
as appreciative of the glad hand as johrf and his wife, who were wit­
Chamber of Commerce, in order that cil:
any one—only a little more so, and nesses to the killing.
H Li tie« Isuid Oflbr
full arrangements may be made for
City attorney, Thomas Drake; en­
they propose to show that apprecia­
United States Attorney McCourt your entries.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Thia
gineer, Don. J Zumwalt; health offi­
tion in a substantial manner, and was willing to accept the plea of
favkeview,
Ore.,
May
8,
1909.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
cer, Dr. Hamilton, chief of police,
is tl>e time to place your orders for
this is the second step in that direc­ guilty to the lesser offense, and
Notice ia hereby given that the
Oscar L. Carter; policeman, E. C.
tion. The first was the erection of stated that considerable doubt ex­ GIN CLUB HOLDS FIRST
Fall Delivery. Our stock ia complete
Townsend. Tho following commit­ Santa Fo Railroad Co., by Charles
a magnificent depot in this city. With isted in his mind as to his ability to
CLAY PIGEON SHOOT
H.
McGinnis,
of
Portland,
Oregon,
Mil
your needs can best be met at
tees were appointed.
»uch a good start, the people here convict Barkeley on account of the
Judiciary — Ankeny, chairman; has filed in this office Its application lb la
The Crater Lake Gun Club held its
want to keep it moving. No obsta­ advanced age of the prosecution's
to select under the provisions of the
cle should be placed in Its path. The two witnesses, coupled with Jacobs' first clay pigeon shoot of the season Willits and Hanks
Streets—Summers, chairman; An­ Act #f Congress, approved June 4,
long-headed, conservative policy thus bad reputation and the previous good Sunday at the grounds above the
1897, and June 6, 1900, the NE%,
far pursued should be followed reputation of his slayer. It is known Hot Springs. Besides a large num­ keny and Willits.
A. E. TIENS I NG ER,
Fire and Water Cfc.t31, Chair- 8W%, Sec. 2», T. 17 8., R. 11% N.,
throughout. The result will be a that Jacobs was going under an as­ ber of members of the club there
W, M
Any and all persons claiming Repo-wonting Oregon Nursery Ok,
“favored city” policy on the part of sumed name, he having been known were a number of new residents man, Obenchaln and Hanks.
Hali m, Oregon.
Health—Hanks, chairman; Sum- adversely the lands described, or de­
the railroad, which will mean that as Sid King and various other cogno­ who participated in the first shoot
siring
to
object
because
of
the
min
­
Klamath Falls will be the greatest mens. R .Citron, one of the attor­ and expressed a desire to join the 1 mers and Caste).
I
eral character of the land, or for
municipality between Sacramento neys for the defense, declared that club. From present Indications and
any other reason, to the disposal to
and Portland, if within a few year» it himself and associate were In posses­ the interest already shown, the pros­ THREE DAYS’ BASE­
does not outstrip the former city.
BALL TOURNAMENT applicant, should filo their affidavits
sion of positive evidence that Jacobs pects are very bright for a good year
of protest Inthls office on or before
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of
sport
in
this
line.
Among
the
new
had enticed young Barkeley into the
The schedule for the baseball Juno 24, 1909.
people
taking
part
yesterday
were
For an up-to-date wheel, get
mountains with several bottles of
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES
games for the railroad celebration
J. N. WATSON,
a Rambler, on sale at the GUN
whiskey and had otherwise resorted Chief Engineer II. P. Hoey and a
Register.
number of his engineers. The scorer has been arranged, The games will
STORE.
For sale or rent.
Of Klamath Falls and vicinity. All ♦o corruptive tactics while living were as follow»: Ed Jacobson, 20; all be played in the afternoon. On
The above notice will bo published
with
the
Indians
for
at
least
three
Tenia
to
rrnt.
Guns. We carry
Guns,
ladles' hats »4, »4.50, »5 and »5.50
McDonald, 19; Hoey, 18; G. Hamil­ Monday, Juno 14th, the Klamath In the Klamath Republican, a week­
a full
- — —
line of sportlug goods.
at »3.00. All »6, »6.50, »7 and $7.50 weeks. It Is believed that he had ton, 18; E. W. Muller, 18; Sam Falls team will play tho nine from ly newspaper printed at Klamath
hats now go at »5.00, The »8.50, »9. lured the boy away for tho purpose Smith, 15; Mead, 10, and John Won- Lakeview. On Tuesday the game Falls, Oregon, for a period of at
»9.50 and »10 now at »7.50. Re­ of murdering him, under the Impres­ derly, 5.
THE GUN STORE
will be between Bonanza and the least thirty days prior to the date
member this sacrifice sale we make sion that he could take him unawares
Klamath Indian School. On Wednes- last mentioned In the forego ng
J. B. CHAMBIM,
Another
exhibition
and
»hoot
will
to the ladles rather than carry them while Barkeley was unarmed.
day the winning teams of the two notice.
be given next Sunday afternoon.
Opposite
the America* Hotel.
over commences June 3d. The Bos­
previous games will play for the
J. N. WATSON,
Pbotn MS.
ton Store.
2
Soo 0. Short’s auction ad on page 6.
See 0 Short’s auction nd on page •> cbampionsblp.
5-1» 8-17
Register.
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