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t O-OI’HC VHV I WORK.
JI Ml- TIIE TRACK
No. 71«7
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Kliiimilli Falls, lu the Htatn of Oregon, ut the « I«» .
Jliu«- 33. 1909
of busin.
THE CONDITION OF
Heer« tury iluillnger tout put an end
to the <<i-operative plan of building
government irrlg.il loo project*. Here
after all such work* will be built en
tirely by the Reciumatiou Bcrvlc«- und
be puld for exclusively out of the
r< ■ lamation fund. Tl al, holds Mr.
BallltiKcr, was the Inti nt of the law,
und therefore that plan will be foi-
lowed In tho future.
Thia change grow« out of th«- Bec-
r«'tary'a dl«approvul of the scheme
devia« d by Director Nowell of the
iUxlarnatlon Bervi**, uod«-r which
«ettlara on uncompleted projects
I were permitted to work on canala.
dlt<h««, etc., und receive lu payment
for their labor a certain kind of m-rlp,
which »u« later accepted by the Rec
lamation H< rvice In payment for wu-
t< r rlrhtB.
In d< vlaing this co-o{>< rutive
>-< hem«'. Mr. Newell was und«-«inking
to lighten the burden upon settler*
«l,<> went «• jw»r pi
« lot
v -for iv ft 4 '1 v '1' •. t
r ii t
i «'I ;
I o Mill |-I t t
CHICO, June 25. Butte County
Mt Klamath Fall«, in th. State of O • -.on.
iloso of biiHlriras,
Railroad fr<-ight train No. 3, consist
ing of engine, tender, twenty-seven
IMILLA l(H
lutitb« r cars and a caboose, pass«-«!
RKNOUR4 EH
REHO4 IU LX
IMtIJ.AKH
out of the «ontrol of th«- engineer on
> 75,919 74
LoauM und Discount«
a down grade a mile and a half the
I»ans and Discounts
1,005.64
8 50,968.55
Overdi Utts, secured uud unsocureil
other »Id'- of Parudi»-.«- yesterday aft-
Bonds, securities, etc
1 o.'ioo 00
2,304.27
< rn«>on shortly before five o’clock,
Banking house, furniture and fixtures
10,177 64
450.74
lion (I k
i«tr
plung«-d wildly through Paradise in a
Due from approved reserve banks
3,627.««
30,183 65
liaiiklug house, furnltur«« sud fi «turra
Check* and other cash Items
55.4«
640 50
<)(hor r»’Rl «'Mtiitr <>wn«‘d
«•loud of dust st a mil»-*-minute clip,
Cash on hand
4,952.40
Due from State and private bank«, trust «ompurih'R and
with trainmen leaping for their Jlv««i
1,607.42
«nvlngv bank«
and crashed <»nt«> a sharp curve thre«»-
Total
S2.3CO.1O
22. «39.01
Due from approved reserve banks
fourthn of n rnlle this side of Para
2,708 05
Chrc kH and other cash items
187.71
Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents
dise. where twenty-four cars were
IMII.I.ARH
Lawful money r< serve In bank, vis;
Specie, >5.4B9 3b.
ditched
The wreckage raught fire
r. 1 A 4 2b
h gul tender not«'«. >715.00
and Brakeman E. D. Am«»« wan In-
Redemption fund with U H Treasurer (5 per cent «if fir
Capital stock paid In
25,000.00
cinerated. Engineer J. B Nesbitt
500 00
cubit Ion
Undivided profits, less expense* and taxes paid
1,508.7«
probably will die Of th«- others in-
Due to banks and bankers
1,553.21
SI 51 902 SI
Total
jtired all will recover.
individual deposits subject to check
15,946.54
Demand C'-rtlfieatra of deposit
55.00
A terrific head-on collision with an
Tim«- certificate* of deposit
8,285.00
upbouud pa'-tw'nger train was avert»-«!
Certified cl e'-ks
200.00
by five mln'it«!«. du«' to lateness of
Savlnr-. depodtit .
9,«11.57
th«- pa- 1'••■r. F ■ Ight Conductor It
> 25.000
Total
7.500
> 62,300.10
JohnKton cut the cal>o«>»<- Iwi»«- fr««m
1
the wild train at Paradise and prob
I 0.000 00
> F UUd
ably sav'd ihi it ves of s<-virai pn
State of Oregon,
»
yielded lilt) <i
1,12 3 30
County “I Klamath.jt
sengers. On»' thousand f- et of track
11
4,813 1 I
•¡mio lluic to iu>
I, J. W. Si'.-rneuB, cashier of tue above mentioned bank, do sol
•13 4 07 OK
was torn «mt and at lea it >40,000 in
pò od upon them
emnly :sw«-ar tint tl.<- above statem -it la tru- t«j the t> i‘ of my knowl
7.16» I 7
damage
re.
ult«-d.
Ov«-r
sixty
men
are
water d'-mund' <1
I
edge an«l b4 i ' !
J V, S
at work repairing the damage. The
Correct Attest
G W WHITE,
years
of
their
m-ttb
im
tit,
when
their
SI
>151,902
Total
GKO. T. BALDWIN, Directors.
train carried 30S.OOO feet of lumber,
expenses were heaviest.
lk.OO
fe«
t
of
)ogn,
and
140,000
shin
System to lid Irrlgatxirs.
Slate of Or< goo.
)
But It turm out that in bls effort gle*, Italian laborers saved much oil
County of Klamath,)««
the lumber from the flam«-«.
I. W A. Delzcll, «ashler of th< above mentioned bank do sol
to assist the settlers, Mr. Newell do-
emnly swear that the above statement 1« true to the brat of my knowl
vine«! a ayatetu that tic- law did not
edge and belief
W. A DELZELL, Cashier.
TO PHOTOGRAPH
authoriz« or contemplate, and thus
FROM RALIXMLN
Hubsirlbed und «worn to before me thin 28th day of Jun«', 1 909
ran ««mnter to th«- views of Mr. Bal
1.ESI.IE ROGERS. Notary Public
linger
If a system of co-operative
Correct Attest
<1 W WHITE.
SEATTLE, June 25.--What is
intuit ruction Is to be tuk«-n up, Con- probably th«- most interesting and
GKO T BALDWIN.
J W SIEMENS. Director«
gies* must amend the rxlamation act hazardous experiment in photog
D
so us to iegalixu it. Tb«- co-«»p< rallve raphy ever attempted is being con-
A choice line of Invest
scheme formulated by Mr. Newell I duct«-<! by J. C. Mars, aeronaut of the
mente» that 'will make
♦ ♦ ♦ *««««****♦«♦4 and approved by H«-eretnry Garfield, Toledo I, the racing airship at the
thio purchaser money
I’LKVNA NKW'H.
♦ was, io brief, this:
Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition.
Tti« Reclamation Service entered
♦ ♦ ♦ *♦*«*«♦♦♦♦•♦•
l4> Have a L'ourth of It*
Over the outcome of the efforts of ;
Into an agreement with th«- Water
Own Making.
Those vlslting th. Falla from Plev- User«' Association on a given project, Mr. Mars to catch from his rapidly^
moving machine birdseye views of 1
The people of Merrill prOpO** to nu and vicinity Saturday were: < B then under construction, und< r which the exposition grounds, the local I
Faulkner,
<»
Byer*.
(1
F
Revtta
an«!
th«- association would furm-h some photographers are divided. Great ■
get Into lln< with Honunxa and Fort
Klamath and have a Fourth of July cons, Arthur and Charley; it A Al- of tb< money and some of tho labor Interest is being exhibited in the ex- ;
rwlebrutlon of Its own. when the fol ford nnd non, Lloyd; Mr und Mrs. n«-c«-r ary for building purposes. The périment by the local camera men, 1
lowing program will be carried out Ager and l«ilu and Blanch«- Thump- aMi.o« lation. In turn, with th«- approv both amateur and professional, as il -
son.
al of th«- R««’lamatlon S- rvice, gave
Forenoon —
is a feat which has been accom-
G F Bevits r«-c«-ntly purchased a employment to curly settlers on th«.'
tloddra« of Liberty
pllshed but once in history, A few
I
n«'w horsvpow« r wood saw of the projeet, come ns teamsters, «ome as
Angel of PeMT
the,
successful
views were
— tak«-n
------- of ----
Farm -rs' implement and Supply ordinary labor« rs, other« in lines to
Columbia.
Ohio State Fair from a dirigible bal
He has ahicb they were adapted. Instead of
Itepresentatlon of th«- thirteen Hou««' of Klamath Fall*
loon after many unsuccessful effort*.
been cutting some wood for Mr Al- pujtng these k > tilers in carb, the as-
original Htatra
Th.- vibration of the frame of the
ford.
scM-latlon paid them tn "scrip," I*- ship under th«' throbbing of a 15-
llnaehall game Town »» Country
I Alex and Nichol Karccow »pent siu-d und* r th«- dir*<tlon of th>- R*c- orsapower engine makes picture-
Afternoon
Invocation Rev. R S |ll«hop
Sunday afternoon at tin home of fl. Inmation Servic«-
ing extremely difficult. Tbe op
1-ater, when water was turn«d onto
Oration Rev It H Bishop
* F. Bevit*.
erator must drop the guiding lines
tMx luralien ot Ind« pendence.
Au annual school meeting was held the project, tb«< s«-ttl«-r could mnke : of the si ip to arrange the films and
Prise«
1tr«>ud Jump, first
>2; ut the Plevna schoolhouse Monday his pnyment for wat«-r In scrip rather | snap the views, and for tbe time the
During the Season of içoq
High Jump, first 13; afternoon to elect u uew dlr«-ctor and than cash, th«' Re< iamatlon Service airship is the prey of every wind.
second, >1
Mtoad SI; fat man’« race, >3 >2. clerk. Those pruaenl were C. B. having ngr«'<-«t to arc.-pt this Win In
For an hour Saturday Mr. Mars
via the
II; 240 ard rn<
>:< >'.’. >1 three Faulkn* 1 G ’’ Davits and G. Byer . !i*-u of ca«h. The ««-rvice lost nr.tIJng <.r«i.«l his ship over the grounds
■
thl-
prp.i
tjr«-,
for
th«-
«
irk
**«
ac
legg«'d no >3. 12 !. |t-. «addle horse
A. M. Sutton waa In Plevna Tu««-
apping view«. Out of tbe eleven
y performed and th«' cost of tliS
race. I'- I’'- . 13: l> dug nslles. |5 >3, d iy aflci some hors«**.
photograph.: taken none a ere clear
r wa: s-hown on the book«. Wl>< n
pl«. 1 3, tug of-war. >’•
>
II. E. K -rns passed through Plevna
¡tough to reproduce. The vibration
. cash wa« tran -f<-rr-'*i
Philippine’
i«'»day going to th« Falla.
of the machine was apparent in all.
bull ding fun«l to the r«jc-
Ba««*bnll 1urn»* F|r«-n.«'n va Farm
Cl.urb Si vlt*' mow« d hay ut <«.
S viral of th«- picture«, however,
from
fund , nnd the account» bal-
err.
II. a.ih- 1 Tm »«lay and W< dm.
camo out with sufllcient plainness to
st ns If th«' settler had been
■
o. i
indicate that a good view might be
II w and later turtioi his
ney.
.hit
obtained.
c
into 1 th-- reclamation fund
Kai
The «aimera usi d by Mr. Mars is
Doe« Not Allow I'.
E\< I'RKION TO NHALTA SPRINGS.
<J. r
To OMAHA and Return - -
$7O-3<>
th-d l«> the fram<' of the machine. Tbe
is no law for any such
sr.apjuT is operated by a string
To
KANSAS
CITY
and
Return.
$70.30
m ore agt e«iui>*nts will be
Do yuti want to gn to ShiiKta
«iiich the aiiouaut must pull as he
ito with water user»’ asso-
To ST. LOUIS and Return -
$77-^0
Spring* on the Fourth? if an, hero
11 S. Kerns Alid daughter, Edna, of
mom - tartly give« up «•ontrol over
no more scrip will be
is your chunco. Houth«-rn Pacific Chico. Cal . ate visiting with r«-la elat Ions,
CHICAGO
and
Return
-
-
$82.80
To
tho ship.
ivc In those instances
¡«aid out,
Agent Thon>|.«on hau Rwured a rate live« in thin district.
and to other principal cities in the Ea»t, Middle West and South
of >5 for the round trip, tn order to
C it. k’aulkuer wui at Mr White w her; e projects built 011 the co-opera-
Correspondingly low fares.
plut: are
arc nearing completion.
live ¿flan
secure this rat* It will be n«veN»ary lin'« place Wedii.-Hday.
to guarantee 125 passenger«
G. F. Scvltii and son. Clifford, won However, nil outstanding scrip will
On Sale .Taj ¡7, June 2, 3, July 2, 3; August
b«t honored, und settlers who have
When the qio'stlon of ««-euring this In th«- Falls W<'<ln«'t<day.
WEHRU.M. Pa., June 24.—As a
rate wnw first mentioned It was wel-
A Brentnei was cutting wood in b<-<-n paid in scrip will lose nothing. result of an explosion in mine No. 4
To DENVER and Return, $65.30
Scrip now in their possession I h as in the Ijickiiwnnna Coal and Coke
romi'il by 11 larg«- number of people, bin timber Friday.
Un Sale flay 17. Juiy 1, August 11
good
as
the
day
it
was
issued,
and
and Mr. Tbompeon went ahead and
Georg«- Agi r in hauling bay to the
Company here to-day, three miners
will tie accepted, because the Secre are known to be dead, six fatally in
tM<cur<*d a rate that would be both slaughter bouse thin week.
Going transit limit 10 days from date of sale, final return limit
economical and attractive. That tho
October 31st.
Alford nnd a lady friend »pent tary doe« not Intend to discredit any jured, 25 seriously, while it is feared
required number will b* secured is Friday with Mrs. Foster of Round agreements entered Into with the that 65 men, believed to be still in
These tickets present some very attractive features In the
sanction of his predecessor. It is the mine, may b«> burned to death.
Certain and those going on tho ex laike
way of stopover privileges, and choice of routes; thereby enab-
only as to future works that his or I Ti e mine is burning fiercely in sev
cursion will be sure to have a pleas
ling passengers to make side trips to many interesting points
der applies.
ant time. Shasta Springs is one of
en route.
eral
{daces
and
deadly
black
damp
is
TO
KEEP
WANT
In taking the position he does. Mr. pouring from the mouth, effectually
th«' most beautiful resorts on tho Pa
Routing on the return trip through California may be had
MM tFKNMIR O'GARA
Ballinger has the backing of the At- preventing systematic rescue work. -
cific Coast, and those who have never
at a slight advance over the rates quoted.
boon there should not full to go. Tho
Full particulars, sleeping car reservation* and tickets will
I-arge quantities of oxygen and
A inass meeting of Rogue River torn«'y-Genera), who reported that
schedule will be so arranged 11« to valley fruit gTow«irs was h«:ld last 1 there was no warrant for thiA co-op many oxygen tanks have been re
furnished by any Southern Pacific local agent, or
Meuro the greatest amount of time at Saturday in Medford in order to take erative system of building govern quested from the Cambria Steel Com
WM. McMURRAY. General Pawng.r Agent, Portland, Oregon.
tho spring«, and best serve tho con steps toward «««curing the services of ment irrigation works. In the future, pany of Johnstown, Pa., and the
venience nnd comfort of th«< excur Prof. I*. J. O'Gara as assistant pathol according to the ruling of the At United States government mining and
sionists.
ogist In the Department of Agricul-1 torney-General. no new project or testing station at Pittsburg.
Just what caused the explosion is
turc for the next season. Prof, j unit of a project can b«> undertaken
FROM MERRILL IIFOIKI)
O'Gara has been giving th«> fruit, until there is available in the rec not known, but it probably resulted
growers of that valley valuable aid lamation fund enough actual cash to from an accumulation of gas.
J. P. Harter left for Yreka Tues
for many months past
The recent defray the entire cost of building that
day, having been called uh wltui-sa in
project or unit. This, too, is an in
William R. Walker was indicted
the cnttlc-ateallng case against Bob orders for retrenchment in all de novation, for under the late admin by the I-ane county Grand Jury re i
partments at Washington covers the
Green, now before the Superior Court
field op<«rators doing spoclai work, I istration, projects were undertaken cently for murder in the second de
of Stsklyou county.
and Prof. O'Gara has recelv«id notice on the assumption that tho fund gree. Walker, who is a former Coun
T. A. Balia, the genlni landlord of
MomntN Cowrorr
thnt his salary for such work will would be on hand before any adopted ty Clerk, and belongs to one of the
Hotel Richelieu, hmi boon doing some
project was completed. The effect of best families in the county, shot and
M odbkxt * Paies*
cease.
needed improvements on hlH hoto)
this ruling will be to retard some killed Edward Lang during a quarrel
—
property thia wook In the way of put
what work.
at Walker's hop yard near Eugene
Tho Merrill chceno fnctory 1« nt
ting in dralna, now linoleum In the
Ilapldlv, the working of the Recla several months ago. T.ang and Walk
bathroom« nnd it fine new sign on the preeent lining between twelve nnd fif mation Service Is being made to con er had been drinking and Lang began
teen hundred pounds of milk every form strictly to tho word nnd intent to abuse Walker’« aged mother
front of the establishment.
The now M. K. church of thia city day, for which one cent per pound Is of the law, nnd practices and customs Walker ran into an adjoining room
la now practically completed nnd was paid, nnd will uae iir much more na not authorized or contemplated by in the house, secured a shotgun and
The Tourist neadquartm
occupied by the congregation for re can be obtained. This gives to dairy the law are being set aside.
of Columbia Valley
made for Lang. They grappled with
llgfous services for the first time Inst men a much better profit thnn enn bo
each other, nnd in the struggle the
ENGAGE ROOMS EARLY
Bunday. An organ haa been obtained had by selling butter fat to n croam-
gun was discharged, the birdshot en
FOR THE ALASKA- -4
and the music and Ringing at tho ery, ns the entire product Is used.
YUKON EXPOSITION
tering T.nng's leg. He died a day or
Very nice looking cheese is to be seen
Dorothy was being taught to Ray so afterward.
A. R NOWTON. M
church la very good.
Fiackiin Bros, have boon mnklng In tho curing room on the C. fl. Mer hor prayer«. She repeated ench line
Pncknrd plnno, as good as
temporary repairs on tho Rtukol nnd rill rnnch, nnd ns soon ns properly I perfectly after her mother until they
THE DAY OF REST
Klamath County headquarters in
Flumo bridges the past wook. They agod It will bo put on tho mnrket. i reached tho third. "If I should die for «alo cheap for cash. Mrs.
I
Carrie
’s sister May, six years ot
San
Francisco
Is
the
Hotel
Savoy,
I
before
1
wake"
nnd
here
Dorothy
Hubbard, Oak street, between
report thoao thoroughfare« wore in n This choose fnctory will be of moro
age, on being asked why the Sabbath
corner
Van
Ness
Ave.
and
Ellis
St.
I
paused
with
a
look
of
terror
In
her
practical
benefit
to
tho
farmers
of
and Sth
bnd condition, nnd thnt they should
Walter E. Conner, Prop. Take “Turk day was different from the other days
be overhnniod ngaln before winter Tulo Lnko valley tlinn any creamery eyes nt the thought of dvlng, then she
and
Eddy” street cars at Ferry, get in the week, answered very careless
vour
abstracts
from
the
Kla-
flet
■eta In. They loft for Kono Saturday could possibly be nnd la an industry said, with n look of Intense relief.
off at Van Ness and walk one-half ly, "Oh, that's the day you pin things
County
Abstract
Co.,
opposite
msth
"No,
we
won
’
t
die.
mnmn:
we'll
take
our
citizens
may
take
pride
In
Mor
to do repairs on tho brldgo spanning
3-18tf on, 'stead of sewing.”
4-8tf block norlb.
Court House.
cantor oil."
rill Record.
Klamath Rivor at that point.
«
M ason & S lough
abstracters :
Lands
Ranches
City Property
Farm Mortgages
MASON &. SLOUGH
Summer Rates East
Southern Pacific
ASHLAND
NOBTONIA
HOTEL
1* PORTLAND
OREGON
ONLY ROOF
GARDEN IN
PORTLAND