HH ERI FF"H KILK.
thu laud above described, before the
Siuo Reward, $100.
are the prtuclpal beneficiaries. There IU»ARD MAY SELECT
NEW St IKHH, SHE
‘«unity Clerk of K In umili County, nt
H im rviwh'ii t>( itola |Mi|‘<’r ’will !>«
Io
is no word in tho Constitution that
Wlioroaa. Judgment was roudonsl vlauiath Fallu, Oregon, on the IMth (warn limi Itowrw »« al k *•< un« «I iimm M «I iwsmi
prohibits
the
State
from
constructing
Will t arry Crater laik<‘ Rood < •»•
(hat ariano ha« l «uu «tola lo our* in all ilo
a road of this character, which ia re­ Suine Idio al>- the Advisability of and outurod on the Xtitli day of April, day of July, I 999.
and ihal ifl colarrh llall'a ( alarria
to Highest Court in the
Ki editi g I w<> H'tiool Build-
1999 in an action lu thu Justice
Claliuaul umiliò M witiK'suiM;
gard's! as an internal improvement
llura la Iba only immüi I v « cura now known ui
State.
in«».
Court for the Precinct of Linkvllle.
Horman Sclnuor of Dairy, On-gon. ilia namlltoal traiwrniiy. Vaiarrto tMUug anua«
and Intended to serve two large sec­
Klamath Oouuty, Statu of Oregon, Chat lea C. Chitwood ot
of Klamath alllüiloual «tiNMMh roquiro« a uoiutiiiiinuital
tions
1 The belief u gradually guiuiug before A 1». Miller. Justice of thu Fallu. Oregon, Fred Cullman of irvainioiil. Hall*« < aiarrh t'uro la lakuu m>
Medford has the spirit that should
"The clause in the Constitution to
ivruallv. acting <1 irretì y u | m « m th» b h mm ! an<l
b' found -n Klamath Fa'ls. If the which refertmee Is made as to the ground that ih School Board was l*««<M for said product, Isawism 11. Klamath Falls, Oregon, Frist Jansa inurnu« aurlaaww wf iha «y «UM, thwrwby 4«.
mistaken
in
its
construction
of
the
Queen City of the Rogue River val-. passing of local laws for laying out
■truylug ibn fouutlailwu of iba
aud
W. K'-esee. plaintiff, and J E Sulli­ on of Klamath Fulls, Oregon.
ley had half the natural advantages! highways, etc . is to prevent the leg law relative to the holding of a spe­ van, dofendaut, tn favor of plaintiff
giving ila«* pai » cui aUangito by bullülug up
J. N. WATSON,
Iba cu nal HUI ion and aMi«iiug naturoiu dolici
that Klamath has there would be no ' Hlature from taking public funds and cial «lectlou for the selection of a and against dofeudant fur thesuui of
lloglstor.
6-19. «’15
Ila work. Ttoo pt«ipriaio«e naw «o muela faith
s<
heol
site
On
-his
point
the
law
is
holding it down. As it is. she reaches applying it to a particular locality
anvnnty- Uw dollars with iatwruat
lu Ila curativa |MJw»ra that I b «y utfur One
Into Klamath for its chief attraction, for tho special benefit of that local­ very ambiguous, but the concensus of llu-reen at the rato of six per oeul
llundrvtal I*ullar«l«»r any caw* it falla U»«mrw.
•tonni lur Hat ui '«•(•mtauiaU
and is not afraid to spend tho money ity and tn which tho people at lauto opiulon on the part of attorneys
annum from the 14th day of
see ins to bo that it does not apply April, 1909. and the further sum of In th« I’treuil Court of the State of
to get what glory out of it that she have no direct Interest.
where the selection ia for a new thirteen and twouly-ttve ouu hun­
Oregou for tho County of Kluiuatt..
can. It was Medford that started the
“Evon the tourist aspect of thia
MI and Mr* Burg«. Mason are now
If this proves to be the dredths dolíais coots and dlaburm^ Sull In Equity to F'lr'H-loeo a Mort
Crater Lake road scheme, it ia Med­ case is not to be ignored On the building
<M-rnpyina their new home on Kwan
ford that is making the fight to win1 eoutrary. that Crate.- Ijike shouiJ be case, and the board accepts this view menta; and whereas a transcript of
g«K>*
na Heights
out on it. The following from tho <r such scenic :*tvc> la.»-» and • I. u • of it, there will be no special election lid judgment aud pru<ss>dltigs had Auiortoau Bank aud Trust Oonipuiiy,
called,
lint
tho
members
will
then
go
Tribune
ought
to
either
a
corporation,
plaintiff,
vs
E
it
Medford
actor as to attract ’ouri.f.- «rout all
before said ju.itii'o of the pisvco. iti
Hurwi'll, defendant.
city or make it hang ¡K>'ts of the counu-' to »i--!t it. o«s - .ahead and make a selection. Tho said .vus-, has been Alisi lu the office
wake up this
1
wisdom of such a course is bust prov­
To K. B Hurwoll, the above tiuiiivd
its head in shame:
ossartly causing them to traverse
of the County Clerk of Klamath
At an enthusiastic meeting of the larg-. portions of the State and ob­ en by the fallacy ot the acliou taken County, Oregon, and which said defendant
in the Name of the Statu of Or«
Medford Commercial Club Tuesday serve its climate. ri*sourcee. and tho at the last election, when block 9 was Judgment was duly docketed in the
night thirty members signed the bond fertility of its soil. etc., all of» which .chosen, thus. If the law had to be tol- judgment docket <»f the Circuit gon. you are her<'by requii.-d to ap­
for costs of the appeal to the Su­ will have the effect to bring our State lowed, forcing the board to purchase Court of the State of Oregon for the pear and answer th« complaint l>lv«t
\t e liaie *<»'o«' <l<wimlih- laud
preme Court from Judge Galloway's into prominence, and at the same the property Irrespective of tho price County ot Klamath, on the 13th day against you In the above «'iitltlod suit i
decision in the Crater Lake road case tin e tho money expended will large­ asked by thu owners.
on
or
bef'ire
the
Hth
day
of
July,
to «'i.tiaiige toe ii"|W'>v<sl |«rup-
of .May 1909 mil the num of -w-veii-
It is not likely that the site desig­
and 1100 was appropriated for pre-; ly contribute to its prosperity. All
erly
in
Klamath
Falls—land
ty-tivo dollars with Inleri-st tliereon i 1969, that b"lng th«' date of the last
litninary expenses. It was tho unan­ 'States expend large sums on their nated at the last election will be at the rate of s- ix P«-i- coni per annum luiblieution of «utuiuona ami th« last
lliat
will
Is-
irrigahsl,,
l.ul fur
imous sentiment of those present to mineral -prin • etc., and scenic phe­ chosen on account of the enormous from the 3611 ilay ot April, 1909, i day wltliir which the defendant Is
will'll
water
is
no
yet
r.vuly.
'cost
connected
therewith.
Tho
offer
fig It the case through in the highest nomenon. and in doing so they are
I t wens y Uve une liuti- required oi p irmitted to answer, us
of free sites by the Buena Vista Com­ ,uid thirteen at
.Hoiut* i hoi« r
la'igt-ll
Valley
court.
not simply contributing to the local-
coûts and dUburav- fixed by the order of publiratton of
dredths
dollar
Clarence L. Reatnes, who, with \\ •t) in which th. ae are located, but all pany and C. S. and R. S. Moore has menta of sali! .ictloil In n««w due this summons, and If von fall to ap-
Luid to <'t<lu«ng<- for land uih I i - v
P. I»ord Jr., appeared I ■ fore Jude ' : *rts of business will become more caused the board to s.-riously con­ th. revn md I virtue of an execu- jH-nr and an-«wer tho plaintiff will ap­
IrrigitH.«'' i'«-ur Klanuuli F i UI s .
Galloway in behalf of th road. .iav. or less b< neftted from the large move- sider the proposition of placing tin- lion l.'Sui'tl by
ply to the court tor the relief de­
•
Clerk
of
the
Ctr-
a detailed account of ’
> - • and iuent of people, The State has a new building on uno of those sites, or. cuit Court <>f
<> State of Oregon manded In >wiiil complaint
as some have suggested place ft
H4VE Vt»l
riiit
YOTHED
the possibility of a re-, s. :
Snid suit Is brought to foreclose u
right io p. jsorve Crater Lake and building on each of th. sites. Th«- for the Count- < Klamath, on said
Supreme Court. He stat«--l ti - Jud- nake it accessible to the people at
«■ertaiu
inortxage
••»
■euied
by
Perl
E
NEU
IHtMKN
GOING
1
r in
Judgment, «on i mil ng m< I«« AM I is- i
W. D. F> nton and oth- r p
: ent at large in the State as well as out of latter course Lns many good points iy «aid judgin'- . intercut and < oats i Carroll to this Melhaae, said mort­ tum» M»i»rii< >N ?
Portland attorneys had ; ;r«x 1 to ap­ it. And in proportion to the amount about it. it is a recognixed fact out of the pel h al proiwrty of said | gage iH'Ing asMuini-d by you and as-
pear before the Supren: • Court aad ■ xjtended will be returned a hundred that the time is not very far distant J E. Suiti vuu .1 d I fur want I turoof, signed by th" -«aid liui Molha.ce to the
aid in the compilation of a brief. fold in genera! increase of business when there will be another school then out of th- real
i I property lielollg- ! plaintiff. nn<! upon which there ia a
needed. By following the two-school
The appeal expenses w uld approxi­
1 pi-osperity.
Ing
to
said
J
K. I Sullivnu. Ill <al«i I I balano- dm* and unpaid of JJ.000
plan the district would be enriched
mate 1300, the lawy rs donating
For the State to undertake to by two school sites, tho additional County ot Klai- atli and Stale of Ore-, and Interest to ■ the amount of
their services.
t.:i!d roads for one or more particu­ cost for buildings would be very lit­ gon. and not I- Ing able after dilli-l 3173 33. and alao for the »uni of
Many of the most p.ominet at­ lar localities or counties, merely to
genl search and inquiry, to And any |!00 attorney's fwes. and for coats
torneys in the State hav volunL . t-d aerve the interests of those localities, tle. if any, and the new structures personal jirojM-i ly belonging tu J E j and disbursements of sat«! suit.
their services, and it i> the opinion and to do this at the public expense, could be added to as occasion de­ Sullivuti, in sahl «-entity, out of which
This summons la published In th«-
of a majority that the act is consti ind declining to extend the same gen- manded. A greater section of tho to satisfy suid udgment or any part Klamath Falls Republican.” a week­
R
M.
RICHARDSON
city would bo accommodated, and It
tutional.
■irosity to other counties instead of I would settle for all time any question th« rt«of I have levied u|«on the fol ly newspap-'r printed and pubtlaliwd
W. B. Wells of the Southern Pa- requiring, as the law does, that the
lowing dutM-rib'-d real prupurty of at Klamath Falla. Oregon by order United States Commissioner
eific publicity bureau made a brief people of each county shall lay out of sectional lines.
of Honorable Georg" Noland. Judg«'
Should the one-school plan bo fol­ I the defendant .1, E Sullivan, to wit of Mid Court, and dated June 3d.
talk to the club, stating that the and construct their own roads at
TIMBER ANI» HOMESTEAD
Si*.
1*
of
HE
>4
of
flection
21.
NW
Southern Pacific was introducing their own expense, would be imposing lowed. the must feasible site for the ¡14 of NW 14 ot Section 2 7 K 1% of 1909. the first publication to be made
PROOF TAKEN
great improvements in its commun­ burdens on one county or counties to new building would be the one of­ NK H of Section 2H. Township 37, on the 3d day of June,
Office,
Third
and Main. oppuMt« C*ty
ity publicity plan, and that Medford, bui!d the roads to another, and would fered by the Moores, for the reason South Bango IJ East of Willamette lost publication to b«<
Library.
Telephone .Bl.
the originator of the ¡-amphlet id. a be in the face of the Constitution as that it would .iccommodate tho great­
vth day of July. 1 909
It
would
equally
divide
nieridian.
in
Ox-gon
for towns, would have the first well as unjus! and discriminatory. er number.
BENSON A STONE
Notice is t buret oru lu
I rub> given
BENSON 6. STONE
chance at the n«v offer, which be To prevent results of this kind was tho city, and at tho same »line fur­
6-3, 7-R
Attorney» for Plaintiff
that
by
virtue
of
-uUd
I
execution
I
would be in shape to r ak - within a the object of the constitutional pro­ nish a site that would be .ae of the
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
will, on Saturday, the 17th day of
few weeks. He advised curtailment hibition. and nut to prevent the build­ most beautiful is the city. There is
N»HI< K Ftut 1*1 lil.K'.Vl 1<»\.
I9u9,
nt
the
hour
of
2
o'clock
July.
. {nit-ricun Hank
in the distribution of pamphlets, as ing of any kind of internal improve­ no real necessity for the city hld‘ng
(Not Coal land.)
in th- aftnriuion ot said day. al thu
unii Trmt Jihig
more than half of those issued have ment in which all j>eopie are inter­ its attractions and good school build-
F S land Otnee at Lakeview,
front of the courthouse door in
ins-.
are
about
as
good
an
attraction
KLAMATH FALLS • OREGON
been already distributed. He pre­ ested, and whi< h would bestow its
Oregon, May 2 4. 1909.
is a community can have. Txicated Klamath Falls. Oregon. i«dl at public
sented the club with the compliments benefits on all of them.
NOTICE
is
h«-r<
by
given
that
Wit»-
I auction to the highest bidder tor
of Wm. McMurray, a bound copy of , "This road must b- <-<<usidvred inn the Moor« site, tt would always be
jean It In hand, th«* above d«wcribed LIAM I. ALLISON, of Wampu.'. Ore­
'in
view
of
those
coming
to
and
leav-
C. C. BROWER
this year’s booklet. Similar ones from the two present starting points, [j .
! real pr<i|H*rty, or so uinili thuruuf as gon. who on August 6, 1903, made
wil' be placed on observation cars of namely; At Medford on the on - side ip the city, and produce an impree- i may n<x-i>«.sar> to satisfy «mid judg- Ifotii'-it -ad Applit allon No. 3705,
ATTORNEY AND
i 'ion that would be lasting
the Harriman system."
Is'-rlal Nr
COUNSELOR AT LAW
•r 08998, for NK14 Hec-
of the mountains an<1 Klamath on the
imeat
in
favor
of
II
W
KuetuM*
aud
The confidence with which many other, in connection with the rail-! The plan, however, that would
KLAMATH FA L1J4, OREGON
: against J. E. Sullivnu. together with 11Ion 20, To*n hlp 39 South, Range 6
believe that the Supreme Court will roads and highways that diverge ini .seem to best serve the future Inter­
in<-ridlan,
has
filed
I
East
Willamette
ROOMS
7 A 8. MURDOCH BLOG,
I all costa and disbursements that have
overrule Judge Galloway’s opinion In all directions and reach vast areas of jests of the "tty would be to erect two
Intention to mak«t Final
notice
of
or
may
accrue.
the matter of the injunction proceed­ this State, making them accessible ¡buildings, using J10.000 for each.
Dated at Klamath Falls, (»r.-uon Five-Year Proof to establish claim to
I and so arranging them that they may
ings was greatly strengthened by the and developing the State.
WILL A. LEONARD
land above d'-scrltM'd before C.
this
I Oth Jay of Juae. 1909
' be eaiily and economically enlarged
following opinion from ex-judge
it
Ih
l-np.
County
Clerk,
at
Klamath
' Such a road is nut local, nor spe­
W B HAHNES,
DENTIST
Lord.
Falls, Or.-gon, on the 17th day of
cial; its benefits arc- not confined to
The American Railway Association
Shor iff ot Klamath Couni
He took such an interest in the the counties which it traverses, but
July, 1909.
6-10, 7-15
Wlthro* ■ Hclha.ic liullijlng
r.as voted to appoint a committee on
Crater Lake road case that he volun­ are co-extensivc with thu State
Claimant turno« as witnimso«:
It electric working, which will be chos­
tarily filed this able brief on the con­ does not begin at Medford and end at
!.. W Anderson of Wampus, Ore­
I
ITION.
stitutionality of the bill in the Mar­ Klamath, like a road confined to one en by the president, F. A. Delano.
DR. C. P. MASON
gon: David Blackmore of Pokegama,
The
object
of
the
committee
will
be
i
ion County Circuit Court as ”a friend county, and not intended only to
(,
’
harl<*
M<-s»ner
of
Poke-
Oregon
.
U S Land Otti ex- at Lakt-vl«- «.
DENTIST
of the court." The brief has the more serve the locality along its route, but to study the usa of electricity In the i
gama. Oregon: Bod Frwln of Poke-
operation
of
railways.
Thia
move-
,
Oregon.
June
4.
1
90!»
Office
HI
American
Bank A Trust Com-
weight, as the author was also the it is a nucleus or a link between all
gama. Oregon
(Not t oni land.)
pany’a Building
author of the Tillamook county road other sections of the State, so that ment is significant of the progrès« of'
J N WATSON,
NOTICK is hereby given that
opinion, which forms the basis of At-1 one starting from Portland or San electricity in displacing the steam
PHONE 814
Register.
6 3. 7-15
locomotive
IMYUA
VAN
BRIMMER
I
nee
Applo-
torney McMahon’s opposition
The
"LAMATH FALLS
OREGON
Francisco or the Pacific aide or the
gat<-) of Klamath Falls. Oregon, who,
brief reads as follows
Idaho boundary may travel over it,
A bill has been introduced in Con­ loa August 12, 1903. made Home-
Dr. and Mrs. Alex l'atturson left
“This case comes within the two; prompted by curiosity, scenic effects,
gress providing that all steamships tuad Applt«alien No 3148. Serial on th'- 7:40 traiti from Klamath Falls
principles laid down in Allea vs. •
business or pleasure and the road carrying over Afty passengers and ME UNo 01170. for 8W '4 NE 14, Tuesday tnoruing for San Francisco,
HirBch, namely: (1), an internation­
constitutes of itself a small part of making trips of over 200 miltv shall E<4 8W 14, SE Yt NW 14. flection wl.in- Mt< i*attorson s father Mr
al improvement that will contribute- the route, and yet, it is made the
be equipped with wireless telegraph 12 Township 3X South. Range 9 E. II Smith, I- quit«- seriously III. D.
to the natural benefit of the State,
channel through which a great move­ apparatus. A fine of 12.000 shall be Rant, Willamette merldlau, has fl 1ml W. Cox of the Mascot stables drove
and (2) that It will connect two’
ment of the people will flow In fact. imposed in case of a violation of this notice of Hit>>n»ion to make Flual them by private conveyance from
large territories separated by high such
i a link or road, in connection measure.
Fiv«-Year Proof to «-. tabli >li < l.um to h.-r.- that morning Merrill Record.
mountains and difficult of access.; with
i others, traversing th«- State is
and its benefits are not distinctly ma­ just
as essential to the welfare of i
terial to the inhabitants along it» the |
people and their material Inter­
lint-, but are distinctly beneficial to
ests as dredging the Willamette or
all the people.
building a canal to the falls. The
"On one side the proposed road is
purpose is the Him, to connect large
i
connected by the railroad at Medford
portions of the State and thereby
and numerous highways from that
conserve the interests of the whole
place leading to various local cities,
people. The narrow view looks mere­
towns and districts that lead to the
ly at the proposed road, at its route
Pacific ocean, and on the other side
through two counties in touching
this road is connected at Klamath,
Crater Lake, and not looking at such
which is accessible to the railroad,
road as the nucleus connecting two
and from this place numerous high­
points at which there are railroads
ways diverge to Lake county and
and various highways leading to all
other counties in Eastern Oregon,
parts of the State, on which are much
leading to the Idaho border, and thu«
travel and business, and which this
giving to all this vast area increased
link or road will connect and tbus
facilities for travel and business. Its
serve to develop and conserve the
Influence, therefore, for the accom­
interests of the whole State
The
modation of the people and their
canal and locks connect all the coun­
business reaches from tho Pacific
ties with Its abundant resources
ocean to the Idaho border. And all
above them with Portland, and the
this consummated by building the
Columbia river to the sea. This small
proposed road from Medford by Cra­
internal improvement connects two
ter Lake to Klamath.
vast sections, and numerous travel
"This road Is not intended nor will
and tonnage pass It by reason of Its
Its construction have the effect, sim­
construction. This road answers in
ply to benefit Klamath and Jackson
a
lees degree the same purpose, but
counties. Their benefit» are only in­
I the principle is the same.”
cidental, and not the chief object of
the road, which Is to make an inter­
F W Silvertooth of Sliver Lake
nal Improvement that will connect
two large sections of the State and has purchased a gasoline launch at
greatly contribute to their develop- - Bend, which he will plac.- on Odell
ment.
Lake for the accommodation of Ash­
"In principle, therefore, this road ing and pleasure parties. The Silver
cornea more directly within the Allen Lake Leader says the lake provides
vs. Hlrsch case than the case decided , the best Ashing in the world, and that
by it. Unlike the Tillamook case, ■ silver trout attain a length of twenty-
which benefited only that county, and four inches in its waters. The lake is
created an invidious distinction be­ an old crater of unknown depth. Aft­
tween other counties. Thia road ia a er the season is over the boat will bo
link to connect two large areaa which , placed on Silver Lake.
MEIiHdai HAS RIGHI SPIRIT
BUY LOTS NOW
FRANK IRA WHITE
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