Klamath republican., July 08, 1909, Image 3

H>ll HI irri.K EXHIBIT.
< IT Y IIICIKIX.
IIEXFY MW HANDLE
HERMANN CAME
The r< gi
Atloriiiy-Gcrii ml l*ro< «-< «1» Aga Inst Also Hets I p His I xuuf Cry of ftrlbery
tho Clmml'
w
of III- Count
Weil-Vargo and i'iTilli«.
Thursdui <
About < .illioun Jury.
Ait usual, l
In ths
dow U
H Al.EM. Ore.. July I
1 OHIUII’RG, Ur«- , July 1
'The
mu«-, Th«'
uaii i uf H« Stut« At toi ney-G* n< I al cu'i-- ¡ii'iif'i't lilnKcr I rniann will bo
slop WUH (
Crawford this mornliig tiled s<'paray* trl«-«l thin year If a all," declared
county ha
■lulls in the Circuit Court for this Fran« I m J. H«-n« y. th noted prose-
utile Expo,
<0 county uguliist the Htundard Oil Com­ ciilor, who arrlv«-d I Roseburg last
tilted that
pany utid Well« l argo Express Com­ ; night In ari automobile en route from
made In no
pany for the collection of the 3 per Kao Francisco to Beattie.
on
• rly i< |i|os- nt<-«l ut thi lair, for it I*
TU, i out tax upon their gross earnings In
"If tb< case comes to trial will you
developing Into Olli- of lilt gr< utnst u
the
Blate,
under
the
provisions
of
the
be
the one to prosecute It?” asked'
«uiiiy
Is
mediums for th«- upbulldln g of lliu
v. ! Initiative act of ISO#, dating back to th«« Interviewer.
Northwest
An effort Is to be mad«' visiting relutlvci'
June 26, 1906, and up to January I,
"I don’t know.” replied Mr Honey.
to secure an • xhlblt there this fall, ford Tribune.
ISOS,
aggregating
a
total
of
»39,-
"Tw«,
months ag«i I received a letter
(light,
city
Sunday
Born.
In
this
but h«'t< uh an work will haw to b**
done to accomplish satisfactory r<- July 4th. to Mr and Mrs I' Sboll, MS 42, with Interest at 0 per cent from th« Attorney-General asking me
and costs of thu suit.
1 to go ahead with the H«rinann can««
Hulls. 1'he county la to b<> appealed a daughter.
The Pacific States
and other land caoea on the Fed«-ral
Miss Edna Hayworth of DorrlM.
to to aid In the work, and the farm
ers urn to be urged to brlqg the beat who bus been at Hpringyt'reck. re­ Telephone Company contested the va­ docket at Portland, but I haven’t an­
lidity of this law about a year ago. swered him yet My future plans d«>-
turn'd home Monday
thut their ranchos will produce.
Jeare A Jackson of Oakland went and the act was sustained by the Bu- I«wnd entirely upon developments In
While It Is unlikely that anything
like a plolltublo exhibit cau b«> gath­ up on the launt h Curlew .Monday on preme Court, and is now pending be- I the Ban Francisco case«
for<- the United States Supreme Court
"My present trip up the roast Is
ered together and sent to Hcuttle be­ bls wuy to Crater Luke.
on appeal. It involves the question purely for recreation," Mr. Heney ex-!
fore Heptember, If a satisfactory col­
A H Thebergl and A J lluzaid
lection of the products of the county of Oakland. Cui., went up to Odessa of the constitutionality of the initia­ plalaed. "I do not intend to devote!
could be made and landed there at Bunday for a two we« ks' fishing trip tive and referendum arnendtro nt to any time to businees when f reach '
the Slate Constitution. Attorney- Portland
In fact, our party will.'
that Hine It would b«< worth all It will
Mr and Mrs. W J lain« of <)ak-
coat, for the reason that the last six land were among the passengers who Genera) Crawford is also preparing a not remain In that city more than a'
weeks of the fair will see more aiiual wont to Odessa Monday on th«' Cur- similar suit against the Union Oil few hours.”
Company, whose delinquency under
When shown a dispatch from Ban
bomeseekers In Beattie than all of lew.
this law dates back to June 2C, 190#. Frandsco giving the ruling of the
the other tlmu combined. This Is the
G H Ragsdale, president of ibe but the State Treasurer has not com- California Supreme Court on the di­
experience of all who attend exposi­ I
Iowa Lithographing Company of lu-s pitted the statement of the amount« rect primary law of that State, which I
tions. If Klamath county ran send a
Moines, la id registered Bl the l.lv duo from this corporation, as yet.
bars him from accepting the nomina­
representative exhibit to Beattie It
er more
tion
of any party for district attorney I
Th«-
gross
eurnings
of
th«-
Wells-
will pay; If tbu exhibit is not a re[e
Mr. and Mrs A M Worden and Fargo and Standard OU Companies, of the Bay City, Mr. lleney’s custom­
rracutatlve one It will be better to re­
main away from there and sp« nd the duughter return«-«! horn«- Monday combined in the»« suits, for the thirty ary uni!«- grew broader than ever.
from a few days’ sojourn on the Up­ months' period from Jun«! 26, 1906, "It do«nn't make any difference
money where It will do more good
to December 31, 190M, aggregates whether I run on any ticket or not.”
Among the »pt'skers Inst i v nliin per Lake
J H Wolf of Kan Fran« Isco, who »1,207.461». of which »635.099 is he remarked, with an air of supreme
wan Colonel Wilkins, who was pres­
ent In H«atth- nt the opening of the has been rp< tiding his vacation at credited to the Wells-Fargo Express, confidence, "1’11 be elect««! just the
Oregon building, being* on th«- Gov­ Spring Creek, came down from that th«- total 3 per «ent tax upon which, Mini- two to one. And," he ad «led.
ernor*# stuff fur th«' «Mturlon. 11« resort Monday and left next morning together with th«- penalty added for "that fact will not prevent me trying I
fallur«- to pay within sixty days after Binger Hermann, should 1 desire to |
discovered that Klamath county wart for hl« horn«'
A. oliolce lln® of invest­
missed ami had many Inquiries to
was Issued iM-romlng due. amounts to »20,956, do so, because I could not take office I
A marriage licen
ments tliot 'will make
answer
He stated thut h«' hud one Munday to Oda D. Cravens and Mist. an«l »572.369 represents the aggre­ until next year.”
Mr 11« ney would venture no pre-|
source of CoiiMilutlon tl>« s> l>«x>l ex Lulu J. Given. They w«Tu married gate gross earnings of th«- Standard
the pnrchiTser money
Oil Company upon which a total tax diction on th«- outcome of the second 1
hlblt. which compare«! favorably with by Rev J. W. Price.
of »Ik.kkk 17 Is du< Including the trial of Patrick Calhoun. "I never I
those from any of the Rtalrs on the
E. Ii«'>niuus und M. Rosenberg of penalty attached.
hazard guess«-«,’’ be said, "on the re-!
Coast
Bun Frunclsco went to i>d«!ssa Mon-
suit of trials by jury, csp««cia!ly when I
l*r« i-ld< nt Delxt-ll appealed to those duy to enjoy a few days of the spien
on«- of th«- litigants has an unlimited I
xiV MITZI. »Mil II IN
present, to the members in general, did tubing at that resort.
«mount «if money at hfs command.’’)
NOW
SFPEIUNTENDENT.
to it»«- busln«*si i men und property
J > Chsmbers of Ashland is in th«
"You don’t m«-an to insinuate that
owne/s of tho county to help the
city for the punaise of l«M>klng over T<M.k I barge of the Finntllla lt«-*rr- tiler«- was anything wrong with the
Chamber In its effort to guthet and
this held as a iMissItne location for
ration Y«'*t«-nbiy.
Calhoun jury, do you?” was the
semi to S«uttle an exhibit that will
an Ice factory and refrigerator plant
quick question.
be a credit to th«- county. Ills re-
E L. Swttrizlander, who for a
M F. Orr, who has b«-« ti visiting
The smile on Mr. Honey’s face
marks were cordially received, but It
numlM-r of y«ars wax first rtHilstant appear«*«! Instantly, and his
l.i,
f.ilh«
r
and
mot!
-
i
and
othi
r
r«
!n
takes more than enthusiasm
live« In Missouri for the past few to Superintendent H. G. Wilaon, and thinned, as he replied v«-hetnently:
th«'se things , nnd If Klamath
wi.'ks. return«*d to this city Kutur- who was recently promoted to the
”Y«*. I do Inslmiate. In fact, I
th«'
wants to do something now
(Jliy
evening
!!•• went to Lorclla superintendency of the Umatilla res­ was sure of It before I b»-gan putting
lime to pitch in
ervatlon. took formal charge of that In evidence.**
W«*dn«*sday morning
*
i <•««< rvution on last Thursday Mr.
Mr ll«-n«-y and th«- rest of the par­
E; Rt.«w ait wife und «laughter ar-
t <>» \ n 1 V< II 1\<«l M.
Swartzlund-
r has been in the Indian ty departed from Roseburg on their
•
lr
auioui«»-
.■ rive <1 li«-r« Munday in th
-lamrii Bulletin I
bile Mr St«'wart 1« ih«- wc-ll-known -■••rvl««' of th«- government for many Journey north this morning, They
yi-ara. and I k regarded as <>ne of Its are taking their time on the hfgh-
igel) valley, Sunday, Kan Fra n« •Iseo horse bu yer. and he)
tw st employees. The promotion was a ways and do not -xp«*ct to reach Port-
’
to
IH
:
«1
.«
itiHy
are
going
h
I
h
fa
tn Mi .»nd Mt- <’ G nnd
During the Season of 1909
substantial one nnd gave n good deal land before Friday evening
' few wc«'ks In thia count)
I
of satiHfmtlon to his many friends.
via the
y1rs. «!«'iw n- n and Ml» » Edna MB-
creamery wi«l make
He has appointed as one of his as-
I.2OU iMiund«! of Uut- , hr left h> • Friday for Mt Vernon. «■istantH Emery Garber, who until
Imi . il- i: home. Mrs. Downen 1» last January wns employed on the
1 Frkla)
metile r of Mrs. IL (J1. Wilson of
th««
that J 1. Spai 1 vt«irn
Klamath Reservation. Mr. Garber
The following from the Scientific
m of 160 acres, fuur the Klamu th Ag«'U«-j. Misa Miller ex- resigned with the expi-ctatlon of en­ Anmrican shows how far some things)
|n-«ts to return her«' about the first
tering Into business for himself, but go rind h«»w gullible som«' p«*ople are:
from
of Hcjit< mh« r to i remain for the «In-
has changed his mind and will return
Col.
Frank
Touvelle.
a
rancher
llv-l
ter.
to tho service under Mr. Swartx- Ing near Medford. Oregon, is said to |
tig mad« to lander.
Arrunip-tniuts
I,.iv pcoduced a d«‘ep-r«xited vine
, th«* KLim­
trausfvt th«- big
wbleb
brings forth three crops of her-!
it I m
util Qiiecu. to th«
To OMAHA and Return - • - $70.30
i let In a season, which result has ■
propoH«*d to cut a channel out WII- io"
To KANSAS CITY and Return, $70.30
been obtained by grafting alfalfa j
Will in m F lack a
low to Fourth nlr««t. wtiei«- tbc
roots
on
the
roots
of
the
strawberry
1
To
ST. LOUIS and Return - - $77.80
bridge l uiltli rs hai
ground will be soli«! «-nougli to hold ItalIron«!»’ Lumber-It eighing Meth-
vine. Alfak’a roots de««ply and pro- ■
gattini since .M< nd
it up. when the *am< route tak< n by
To CHICAGO and Return • - $82.80
«a!«- Ri rimin Same by De­
duces three to five crops a year with-!
bridgi aerosa tir« r
thq Ht«am shovel will be followed
and
to
other principal cities in the East, Middle West and South
out irrigation. It occurr«*d to him ;
fault.
if tho bridgi had
Dr um! Mrs J E. Tuylor. former!)
Corr«M»pondingly low fares.
that
strawberries
might
do
the
same
:
ih«* county would
of Weaverville, lute «it Murysvllh . ar
SALEM. Ore., July 1
Although if the vine could be, made to extend'
henvy d:-mnge siili* Oli ite. band'- Th-- rived here y«uitcrday und remained
On Sale Tay 17. June a, 3; July 2, 3; Aagtui 11, 13
bridge |..i- bi l i» n mi-tiuc«- lo Ut«- and duri.ig th«- day The dutiir left last 105 lumber mills In the State of Ore­ dovn far enough so as to receive -
proparty for mhii -- lime
\ KOod et«•«•> night tor Klamath Falls. Or«-, where gon had b<-en notified that the Rail­ moisture from the soil throughout 1
To DENVER and Return, $05.30
brl-lg ' si'ould li«- put li and that in lie will local«! and practice bls profea-1 road Commission would conduct an the season.
On Sale flay 17. July 1, August 11
Investigation
yesterday
afternoon
of
th«- ( iiiise of Ih» leu ycat or two. slon
Mrs Tuylor, after vtaiting for i
the methods employed by the several W INTO N IME of
Going transit limit 10 days from date of sale, final return limit
a few weeks with her sister in boulh- overland transportation companies In
MOUNTAIN CHANGED.
\ XIW Affo» MING NYHTE.M.
October 31st.
■ rn Oregon, will join her huwband
weighing lumber shipments and
These« tickets present sonic very attractive features in the
Redding Beare blight
making freight charges, tne result of Ashland Wants Its Nnmc Given to'
The Monarch Mercantile Company
way
uf stopover privilege«, and choice of routes; thereby enab­
Thursduy
«-ven
Word Wns received
numerous complaints from shippers
Siskivou Peak.
has installed a new system of keep­
ling passengers to make side trips to u-any interesting points
I) J. Zumwalt's father of lumber throughout the State, there
Mrs.
Ing
that
______
ing accounts, and it is considered the
en route.
dl<«1 at his home In !x>s Gatos, was not a single nppearanee before
The Ashland Commercial Club will i
most complete and systematic of its hud
Routing on the return trip through California may be had
Th«'
funeral
services
were
held
the Commission on behalf of the ship­ petition Governor Benson’s recently I
kind extant. It Is the McCaskey One Cal
at
a
slight advance over the rates quoted.
last Tuerdav. This news will be re- pers
Therefore, after taking testi­ appointed State Board of Geograph-!
Writing Hystem. and has been in op­
Full particulars, sleeping car reservations and tickets will
celved with sincere Borrow by the mony of tho railroad officials, and ers to changt* the name of Ashland
eration utnong the leading merchants
furnished by any Southern Pacific local agent, or
many friends of Mrs. Zumwalt
An deploring the fact that the shippers Butte, the source of Ashland’s water I
of the country for many years, whose
.-«.ffertion particularly endearing ex­ did not take interest, the Commission supply and one of the chief scenic
endorsement of It Is unanimous Wila
WM. McMl'RRAY. Gem-rul I’aw tiger A*« at, Portland, Oregon.
isted bctw«en father nnd dnugatcr. continued the investigation of the attractions of this vicinity, from 8is-
this system they are enabled to give
an 1 his denth will b<- n severe blow to matter »o far as the State is con- kiyou Peak, which is said to have
an Remixed bill with each purchase,
her.
Mr Zumwalt, wh<. )■»' here certied. which Is practically a di’tnls- been appUed to it by some of the
thus giving to the purchaser nn exact
Sunday, arrived only In tin to be sal.
government publications, to Mount
copy of every transaction, the cus­
present at tho funorn!
Ashland. A resolution to this effect
tomer's record being the same as that
was passed at a recent meeting of
left
Dr.
Mason
und
Thud
Mellattan
of the store’s. Each customer is pro­
the
club, which now is occupying it­
and
Saturday
for
th«-
Upper
Lake
vided with u slip-holder to hold the
self
largely with plans for exploiting
surrounding
country
with
two
ob-
sale slips The Inst slip rocs'ved will
Ashland
Canyon and Mount Ashland
jects
in
view
First
was
to
catch
Such
Is
the
Warning
Sounded
by
show thu total amount of the cus­
as valuable assets of Ashland ns a
1‘rraMent Taft.
tomer’s indebtedness, so that it will every fish to bo found In the streams
city. Many visitors who tak<> In the
bi a very simple matter to keep the emptying Into th<- lake. The second I
M odsrx C omtost
canyon and the Hnow-capped peak at
wnH
to
spend
what
time
they
had
left
NEW
HAVEN.
June
.10.
—
In
a
accounts accurate and up to date.
M oduatb P bicbs
In bagging a few bears and wildcats, speech before the Yale Alumni here Its head have marveled at its grand-
th«* hides of which arc to be used for , late to-day. President Taft issued a ■ enr and beauty, and say It Is superior
Foil HILLIARD < IIAMPIONNIill*.
I to the famed Grand Canyon of the
receiving their unshod feet during ' not«- of warning to Congress.
i Colorado.
He
declared
that
if
the
Republican
the
chilly
mornings
of
the
approach
­
Fow know that tboro la quite a riv­
The Government Forest Service
party
failed
to
live
up
to
its
promises
ing
winter.
If
that
Isn
’t
foresight
I
alry between Superintendent 11 G.
has recently been engaged In building
Wilson and Captain J. W. SlemenH as with a vengeance, then it can't be and what was expected of It, It would
be relegated "to Her Majesty's oppo­ a substantial trail to the summit of
to who la the better player of hll- found anywhere.
Th« Tourist He&dqnartcn
I the mountain, and now the Comnter-
sition."
D
11
Campbell
has
returned
from
of Columbi» Valley
llarda. The eontcHt han been going
I «'lai Club and citixena of Ashland are
on for some time with about equal San Francisco and with him cam«- six
ENGAGE
ROOMS EARLY
making an effort to improv«- the ronil
reaulta. Every time Mr. Wilson vls- new employes for his steatn laundry.
FOB THE ALASKA.
|
through
the
canyon
and
establish
a
YUKON EXPOSITION
its tho clty lie and the Captain hie Before leaving for the Bay City he
TROMSOE. Norway, lune SO.— i tourist trip to and from the mountain I
A. a. WOMTOS. **—t—
themselves to the billiard room and telegraphed an advertisement to tho
| and perhaps beyond to the famous
try their skill. Whichever one loses papers there asking for export laun­ Wolter We’lnum nnd the other mom
Cinnabar Springs, situated south of
I
leaven with the determination of dry help, and on his arrival he had berg of the expedition that is plan­
Rex Bord aud wife left Sunday
Klamath County headquarters in
It is Mr. Campbell's belief ning to roach the north pole this Mount Ashland in the Slsklyous, and
carrying off the honors next time, Ing
San Francisco is the Hotel Savoy, morning for Byron Hot Springs,
now
all
but
inaccessible.
summer
by
airship
left
here
this
and ho generally doea; so thut It over ferty people awaiting bls coni-
corner Van Ness Ave. and Ellis ! It. where Mrs. Bord will take a course
would soem that it I m going to be an ) that the many vexatious annoyances morning on the steamer Arctic with a
Walter E. Conner, Prop. *rake "Tu rk I of treatment for rheumatism. From
W.
M.
Rhodes,
C.
B.
Crippen
and
endloMH task, which neither of tho, in tho business will be eliminated, lai go quantity of material for the re­
and Eddy’* street cars v. Ferry, | et there they will go to Arrowhead. Cal.,
wife
of
Hoquiam.
Wash.,
and
D
M.
building
of
the
bnlioon
shed
at
Spits
­
gentlemen are particularly anxious and that the laundry will now be able
off
at Van Ness and walk one-hilf and will later visit various points in
to complete, for they enjoy each dth- j to give to its patrons tho vcryv best bergen that was destroyed by a Griffith were among those who went
block
north.
3-1 |tf the South.
up
on
the
Curlew
to
Odessa
Friday.
service that can ge securod anywhere. storm.
er’a company .
:
M ason ¿S lough
ABSTRACTERS'
Lands
Ranches
City Property
Farm Mortgages
MASON & SLOUGH
Summer Rates East
Southern Pacific Co.
ASHLAND
W0BTON1A HOTEL
J-
" PORTLAND
OREGON
ONLY ROOF
GARDEN IN
PORTLAND