coriiìiioi Hh: notes
there ha» been no difficulty In e*tur-
Ing all th«« Intoxicating liquor a per
son waul«, provided they have the
right password, and the bust evidence
of this fact Is the number of drunkeu
men to be »ecu on the street, es
pecially during the sessions of the
Jury
Under the present conditions
Il must be admitted that there ia a
great big bole in local option big
enough to apparently let all violator*
through, unless it was the poor, un
fortunate Indian who got the jail •»#■
tence
It aewtua »0 mo what strange
that where there Is ao much of the
stuff aold that the chief culprits •♦»■
cape There la only one outcome to
such a thlug the return of the coun-
ty to the wet column
The Grand Jury will take up Ita
work again to morrow
No body of
men has met before In this county
whose labor* are watched with the
sain«* amount of Interest manifest'd
in the doings of th«* Grand Jury
Whether it la going to show th«* poo
pie that it» time and th«« exp«n»« In-
eurred hav«* not tM*eu wasted romain»
to I m * seen. Certain It U that some-
thing more than lias been done must
allow up before (to people will be sat-
Isfi««! «Ith th« resulta.
THIN CITY IN Ul’ TO HATE
I
L Mamuel, general manager of the
Friday.
Oregon Life Insurance Company who
It was a lively place around the
has been In the city for th« pa», ten
old “pyls" of board» since yester
days, has developed Into an <*nth*j"-'
day. due to the fact that there was a
lettic booster for Klamath Falls. A 1
real, live trial ou deck
The court
representative of this paper called '
room was crowded, and if Judge No
on him at the Hotel Livermore this
land bad not kept • good amount of
morning and found him tn a <om-
fresh air pouring lu all the windows
nvt.Icatlve mood
Mr. Sitn'ie) is a*t
there would have been some wilted
observant, wldwly-traveled. successful
«»liars In the jury boz
As It was,
builnesa man. and bls opinion Is
Messrs Kirschner aud Gowan ran •
worth something
In reply to an In
pretty close race trying to fool th*
terrogation
as
to
what
he thought of
public Into the belief that they were
Kismatb Falls. Its present and its
•e “cool as cucumbers "
future, be said
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“I believe that the great majority ,
llualo«*»« Is picking up In »he mar*
■ >f your citizens have so gradually be-!
riag« llcenxi Hue. and If It continues
come us««d to it that they tca'csly
as good for th«« rest of the month as
realize that Klamath Fall» .tai a |«e-
it has been for the first two days I
I
« ullarly superior summer cl'niate
I
thereof there will be a »mashing and
bear remarks here about it belnj
crashing of r<*corda Th>< first license
warm, but I never fall to toll my In I
<>f th« month was toaurd yslerday to
formant that h<* bus undoubtedly for
Albro M lamlson and Marcia Mitch
gotten just bow warm It Is In other
«11
License number two was Issued
■
plaees, and how gloriously cool your
thin morning to S II Hubbard and
evenings ami nights are Here I am
Maggie I ,<<nk<-
This couple retired
In this health giving sunshine, bare-'
to the private <«ffl« <> of County Judge
headed, and I am enjoying it In»-'
Griffith and hud th«- uuptlul ku«t tied
I
m«*n»«-b'
It feels like partaking of I
by hi» honor
Ihirlnl the month of
of the
ponce «1« Leon's fabled fountal i of
Jun« there w« r«* only tw<» licenses Is
youth
In almost any oth«*r country
sued. so that this record has alr*-»d'
city ititi i *: kh
but this it would mean sunstroke, j
been <-<|uall<*d for th«* first two «lay»
Thlx climate of yours, aided by your '
of the month
.
Black »addI** boras, 9-y«-ar old.
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«-nchanting ««••n«,ry and opport unit'»««
for »al«* Frank Ira White
and
for st«ort, will in th« very n«ar futur«*
The papers In the *4«- of Calc <>l- '
E E. Fitch, ihr Merrill real «’state I
mak** this place and surroundings « 1
Iver vs. fh<* Klamath Lak«* Navigation man, was In th«* city Tuesday
great plavground the Mecca for the
Company arrived last evening
Mr
F««r <al<- cheap, otn* Daln hay buck.' s««k«<r after happin«*»s
Happln*-*/» i
Oliver won In ibis case and the Nav
good a» n«*w C A Bunting. Merrill. always goes hand In-band with health
igation Company will therefore hate
Oregon
2t
nnd sunahlne. b«*«-ause there can be
to meet th«* costs of the action. » hl< It
District Attorney Kuykendall left no true happiness without perfect
amount to nearly *I7o
W«*<1n«*»day for Eugene. wh»r<* he health and ther«« Is n«j perfect health
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will vt»lt frfnnd» nnd relative* for without sunshin«-
Clay Cann was arraign* d thl. aft
th«* next couple of weeks
“Your natural r««sources. when de-
ernoon Io plead to the Indictment re
Mtsae* t-ena an<1 Mlnnh* Barnum vf*l<*p««d. as they certainly will b^,1
turned by th« present Grand Jury,
Tuesday
from Spring will mak« this a paradise for many
Kt* pleaded not guilty and the court r<turn«*«J
announced that it would aet the date Creek, wh«*r« they hav» be«*n enjoy thousand» of Adam» and Eves
ing life for the past two weeks
"When you ar« truly and surely on
I
f«tr the trial of th«* <a»«* to-morrow
Earl Ritchie ia suffering from a the map < by that I mean when you
The Grand* Jur* U still busy, but •overs wound caused by falling from j ar«* on th** main line of travel, and
returning no report to th«* court the root of the C.ty Bakery onto th- you certainly will be within eighteen
The injury, while | month», so that people can com«* here
Th«»re I» a h**n on, however, and It point of a «tick
painful,
I*
not
dangerous
direct without «lelay of any kind).
would scorn that soon- of th** guilty
.«ynea are «uwklng Immunity from pun
If you live near Midland, that la Klamath Falls will grow greater than
ishment by .turning State'» evidence th«* place to get new. fresh wad first- what you even dr**am of I am forc
If thl» I» true ttoere I» going to be cla.«M groceries at Galloway'» I’rice» ibly reminded of this by condition»
You have th»*
something .big happen In the next r«'«<u>nubli* nnd satlsfa« tlon au.ured.I as 1 find them here
Particulars see
«lay or two
Anxielty I» getting
3t foundation for a real city The loca
keyed to the highest pjtch. and un
County Superintendent J Q Swan, tion is practically unsurpas»«*d. in'
less something is don** pretty quick accompanied by his wife, r<*turn«»d th** midst of where the greatest de-
there will I m * a break somewhere
from Albany Tuesday evening While velopmenta will take place; your peo-1
ther«* the Albany College conferred pl«* are Intelligent —away above the
I
average; they dress better, occupy h
on Mr Swan the d*-gr«* of M. A.
Busin« -
Mr anti Mrs (’ 11 Daggett left better houi**s than people in the ma-'
«
««»urthoti-***
'l^iu relay
inoruing for
Lo»
An- J«»rlty of place* of this size; your I
tho <'Irr uh
gel«.*», where they will r* mam for store» display a better grad« of goods,
Judx Nffla
a fi w week**
.Mr Daggett ala«« uz- nnd all of th* tn appear to be busy
Tuowdav r**
I am told that a
eta t<> visit I: is 1 lat«*r, who r sldes nnd prosperous
na
atari'll lt.ai
plan** d-alcr sold eighteen pianos
In Yuma, Arts.
14
keen tu r»
her«* within th«* I 1st fourteen days,
W A
Do! b««»'
Any settler who was ac Fort Klamath, Oregon. Also the WH
If the person who borrowed the ¡31. 1909
hi» favor
If
prices ranging from «31)0 to 11,100 I
' morning for Port
tually
and
in
good faith claiming any of NW% of SEK, the 8H of 9EM
stallion
blanket
from
me
at
the
O.
itidlcaiiol« of ilia
*-ach Iler« Is refinement for you.
Ev. r *tt. <*x|M*clli>g*tu l«e
Short
auction
will
return
it.
I will of said lands for agricultural pur of NWH. the NW# of SEK ot
indicative of i hi
Y«»ur people ow** a particular debt
weeks. During his alts
d
J H SHORT
poses prior to January 1, 1906, and NWH, the 3% of Lot 1 (or the 8%
(i
»<>n ai < >«< t <1 the
M«f gratitude to the management of
pose* to do sum
has
not abandoned same, has a pref of NWÜ of NWH), the NWH ot
>e<eni<-d ihut «til
this hotel. I say it without fear of
I Klamath county
erence
right to make a homestead en- Lot 1 Lot 2 (or the SW14 of NWH).
»iiccessful contradiction, that outside
g 10.000.00
Mr and Ml» John Ellis ar«* down of Portland there Is nowhere In Ore
! try for the lands actually occupied. the NE 14 of SW*4, Section 18, Town
Lap was stripped to the
Mr. El 11« Is as gon a hotel more cleanly kept than City of Klamath Falls Sewer I tonti» Said lands were listed upon the appli ship 28 South, Range 8 East, 166.41
ras busier linn n nailer from Fort Klamath
Sealed proposals will be received cations ot the persons mentioned be acres, application of George F. Vose
enthusiastic
us
ever
about
northern thia one, nor where the food is better
tithing nnd hunting II«
*- believe» that thor« will j Klatnath. and has to com«* down to cooked or served by cleaner l«>oklng by the undersigned. Police Judge low, who have a preference right of Fort Klamath, Oregon. Also the
I am particularly of the City of Klamath Falls.Oregon, 'subject to the prior right of any such EH of SEH of NWH, the EH of
th p«'ot«l<* left in town to- th«* county scat occasionally to see ! people than here
until the 26th day of July, 1909, settler, provided such settler or ap EH of SWH. Section 14, the EH
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if
tho
people
h«re
have
yet
awakened
I Mondnv to put <>ut a
appreciative of this condition, and so
at the hour of 1:30 o'clock p. m. for plicant is qualified to make home- of NEH of NWH. Section 23. Town
to It* pusulbllltles
Id otle get on tire
' Is every other traveler. When 1 last
Mr. und Mr». (' R ohs Anderson and viaiti'd here, about five years ago, tho the purchase of 84O.UOO.00 six per ' stead entry and the preference right ship 23 South, Range 9 East, 80
cent coupon sewer bonds,or any part 'is exercised prior to July 31, 1909, acres, application of Jesse Strotts of
Ih'put> Shi'rífT G uthrldgc I» tbe i < >u. Hugh, arriv'd here last Satur hotel
net omiii<*datlous were
accommodations
ao
proud i>«>»*i <wor of i» Kood-aixod char- day * Veiling from Roseville They ex j wretched that I became fairly sick, thereof, to be issued in pursuance on which date the lands will be sub- Rosland, Oregon.
FRED DENNETT,
ry orchard . nnd U bu»y telling his j pect to remain permanently. They i Ono of your big-hearted citizens of .«n ordinance adopted by the : Ject to settlement and entry by any
friend» timi his t reca nr«* loaded l ave many Iriends who will be forced tin to accept the hospitality of Common Council of said city on the qualified person. The lands are as Commissioner of the General Land
The NH of SEK of NW
Office.
When plea **■<! to hoar of their determina ; bi* own home in order to stop my 32d day ot June, 1909. and under 'follows
down with this lu»«-. Ion* fruit
an
act
of
the
Legislative
Assembly
I
’
i.
the
SWH
of SEK of NW%, the
Approved May 14, 1909.
it was »ugg ested to him that an Invi- ■ tion to again make Klatnath Fall« »ufferings for the rest of my stay,
of 1905, filed in the office of the Sec !NH of SEK of SEH ot NWH. the
FRANK PIERCE.
extend* d to th«* boys In their home.
tall««* i
iv turning, 1 would have been com
retary of State, February 13. 1905, NH of NWH Of NEK of SWH. the First Assistant Secretary of the In
low 11 to S| H*nd t ' * * Fourth h«*lplug
Ai tl' Council an*« ting Tu«*sday pelled to atop ov*f night at i’okeg.
entitled an “Act to incorporate the EH of NWH of SWH. the EH of
terior.
6-19, 7-t
thcin.«*-lv >■ * to th*- I rult, he Mild that
tuning p*-rn.l.*<*ion was given ror at .«. but things generally were so
WH of NWH of SWH - the NEK of
any on« p*i ttlrg »in li a thing In the th«* use <»f th*- str«***«» in transferring llltl.y II ere that I was comptdled to City of Klamath Falls.”
Said bonds will be payable 20 NWH of SWH of SWH, the SH of
papel had better 1 iv. 4•>* " '1 ■ n the dr* dge. to the l pper Lake
The litre a special locomotive to take me
years
from date of issue, interest to NWH of SWH of SWH. the SWH
Thul
1»
th**
only
coupl*' ot ’seek»
route to l>*> followed will b<* atmi'ar down to the main line. These little
the 1st of SWH of SWH. the EH of SWH
reason w liy such « i invitation *1
to that taken by the steam shovel, , exp**ri«*n< * * help tae to remember tlie be paid semi-annually on
day
of
of
each of SWH. Section 4, Township 24,
October
and
April
not appear In piar* > or this cxplsna-. which was transferred from the low thing.-* a* tiny w* re. and as they are
by Charles Somerville, the
I
and
interest
year
;
principal
i South, Range 10 East, Willamette
Hon
er to (liu upper lake some time ago. now
N.i other on«* thing so helps a
celebrated
newspaper criminal
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payable in lawful money of the meridian. 107 H acres, listed upon
Conrad Madison, engineer of the city a» a good hotel. Hotel Portland
reporter, is only one of the
Th«* wart n w cat In •r of ilo* pa d two j county road roller, was brought to helped to give Portland its first real United States at the office of the the application of William Shaffer of
Treasurer,
Klamath
Falls. Rosland. Oregon. Also the NEK of
big features that make the
<luy» ta» had th«* ■ ■ffect ot driving • th.* city Saturday, suffering from boost A good hot i*l is a preventative City
NEK of NWH. the NH of SE% of
overj ont* who hani nothing els** to I paralysis
No other disease is so Oregon.
July E verybody ’ s very much
The Indications, are that for gruu< h
Said bonds will be issued in de- NEK of NWH. Section 35, Town
I
«>1
»had«*
of
th«-
i
do to seek the <
he is suffering from stmie peculiar Infi.'Ctluua or so deadly. Tho patient
worth while.
ship 34 South, Range 6 East. 15
I*!v«r* scut 1» fi!!e«l ! spinal affliction, his condition b«*lng can’t ** ■' the bright sunshine; every nominations as follows, to-wit:
«MUrthons« park
of
denomination
20
bonds
the
of
acre», application of C. O. Brown of
to overflowing, and »wittered over the the same as Miss llays and her sister, thing h ■ looks at is befogged and
There arc five other live
gras» are many who And It much Mr* Lute, the latter of whom died ¡smoky, and everything appears to be «1000.00
articles, and SIX STORIES
30 bonds of the denomination of
more comfortable to indulge in such Tin* paralysis extends from th«* waist ■ going to the dcninltion bowwows
that you can't afford to miss.
«500.00.
a luxury than to dig worm» or climb dow u
( Nothing so helps to bring on the
the denomination of
50
bonds
of
hills after game
Get the
grouch as poor hotel accommoda
FIRMT AUTOMOBILKTO
tions
The finest investment, with «100.00.
JULY EVERYBODY'S
Turaday.
Each proiioaal to purchase must be
GET TO CRATKIt LAKE. th«* most magnificent future, shown
When court convened this morn
to a grouchy person looks like a sure accompanied by a certified check for
For Sale By
ing Judge Noland looked as If hi* was Successfully Makes tile Trip Between dumping ground That's why a good, 5 per cent of amount bid.
a
a little tired ot the way things have
Said bonds to be sold for cash
Thin City ami .M«*dford.
£ £ ANKENY
hotel helps to mak<* a city.
SURVEYING
i
■iragged along and. summoning the
naid
down at time of delivery and
You needn't worry on«* particle
AMERICAN
CONFECTIONERY
Messrs William.'«-and Hill of San
jurors before him, Informed them
about the future of Klamath Falls.) for not lees than their par value.
that they were excused subject to tho Francisco arrived In Medford Thurs
MARSHALL
The right is reserved by th«» Coun
Just a» sure as to-morrow is the
PHONE 433
HOUSE
call ot tho court
It was supposed day evening by way of Klamath Fall*
cil
to
reject
any
and
all
bids.
Fourth of July, just so surely will
that there would be something doing and Crater Lake, thereby breaking you have a city of 25.000 within ten
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
to warrant tho sorvicoti of the jurors, all records for traveling over that
June 24th. 1909
years "
but the way the Grand Jury haa done road in a machine so early in the sea
A. L. LEAVITT.
business has resulted In a practical ion. Th«> car was not driven clear to PlTI'NlilTtG UNFURLS
Police Judge of the City of
the lake, but the party walked to the
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
tie-up.
THE HIGHEST FLAG.
John Prarie, otherwise known as brim and viewed the wonder of Ore
Mucklux, was sentenced to serve 20 gon.
PITTSBURG, July 5. By far the RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST.
Never
before
has
a
car
been
driven
largest
flag In the world was hoisted
■lays in jail and pay a flne o>|200
McCALL PATTERNS
U>ts a-37, -SH, -U7 and -1OO.
for selling whiskey in violation of tho over that road in June. The travelers to the breeze yesterday between the
Celebrated tor style, perfect fit. simplicity ~c«*
reliability nearly 40 ye rs. Sold in ne c I f
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
the
report heavy snow yet In th«* passes Alleyheny county courthouse steeple
local option law.
every city and town in lite United States .*: I
Veterinary Surgeon
Canada, or by mail direct. More sold tl »
It Is 180 lands described below, embracing
“Pouff!" That tells the story of tho and many logs across the road They and the Flick building
any other make. Send for free catalog' .
and Dentist
doing« of the Grand Jury. Woeks succeeded In getting through, how feet long, 90 feet wide and Is sus 369.95 acres, witbin the Deschutes,
MCCALL’S MAGAZINE
More subscribers than any other fasht >n
pended from a two-inch steel cable, Crater and Umpqua National Forests,
have been spent in summoning wit ever.
■Etgaaine—million a month. Invaluable. I
nesses and hearing ovldence and the
The party are on their way to Seat one end of which is fastened around Oregon, will be subject to settlement
est styles, patternk, dressmaking, millin' ,
plain aewiny, fancy needlework, hairdressing,
Klamath Falls
only thing the Grand Jury haa to tle and are enjoying all of the side the courthouse steeple and the other and entry under the provisions of the
etiquette, rood stories, etc. Only SO cent . a
year
(wortn double), including a tree pat'
homestead
laws
of
the
United
States
«how for It Is the sentence that was trips along the way. They have won passing through the massive Frick
Oregon ;
Sub »tribe today, or send tor sampia ^cr»;*y.
When unfurled the flag and the act of June 11, 1906 (S4
imposed on "Mucklux." That la a derful stories to tell of the marvel building.
PHONE 94a
to Agents. Postal brings pre mi tun cstalo;
ous beauty of the lake.—Medford reaches within two storlea of the Stat, 11«), at the Ualted Staten land
record that it may feel proud ot.
and wewr*ah pHtrdbrx A<Mr*v
office
at
Lakeview,
Oregon.
on
July
Tribune
it 1» quite generally known that
ground
H9494 99 M 4 MH 4 H9HH»» DAEkLMllih.
t -t 4MU
Stop and Figure!
MIDLAND
Is in the Center
Irrigation Project
Sure to be the principal ship
ping and receiving point for
Klamath, Langell, Poe and
Yonna Valley
Buy Lots now while they are being
Sold at 10 per cent of their value
D. B. CAMPBELL
How Thieves Live
PAUL E. SCHAUER
Geo. Constable, D.V.S
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