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♦ Ol l i< IXI r XI I II <>| « ♦ Ki XM x I II OÜVNIV. ♦ *•«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«* KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. VOL. XIV. III UM HI XI hl KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, JULY 22, 1909 III, I.XI’I \|»| 1». l>\ TO« It Of I.NNPKt TION, XX HO STOLE HIE BoDl ? DOI S IT .BntAN BIG COMBINE? t'ltXTEft f.Alii; it«)AD «'ASF ♦ ♦ LEADING I'APER OF SO UT HERN OREGON. « « ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦# NO. 17 TAKES HANI) IN TARIFF. Fix« Million Dollar« for It»«» Iiuir« M»»« klii.lil' tM iii l,»Hiil < ur|M»rniIon» Aly »teriou» Outcome of t'orotK-r Lumber liaron« Are to G»-t Together lh<- Deluy Means That No Constrn«- Pre«id< nt Taft Telia < ongn-SHmen llon.l—Muy II«' lu O|M'mtl<ni In laaik Over l*r»»|M-rty—Are XX liltlo« k'» Trip to Klamath Hon XX ill Be Done on the High ami Erect .Mammoth I'lant Near the hcli«*dulc Must List Raw I'.itfliliM'n Month«. Illg l.unilM-r Baron«. Marsli for Dcati .Man. way This Year. Thi» City, Huy« Humor. Materials Free. It A Long, president of th»- la»ng- Owing to the great rush of business t'oron»-r E. XX'hlibx k returned Hun- TImugti i-inpliatl» ally denied by Within thu null uighto«>u mouth« WASHINGTON, July 17. —All 16,000,000 will havo bo»u • ii>>'n<i«<l Bell Lumber company of Kansas <11»y night from Ft. Klamath, where Mr. Wendling, there Is a persistent now before the Supreme Court and doubt as to where President Taft lu conatructlon of the Inwhui«-» 'tty, Mo , accompanied by a party tie went In response to a phone mes- rumor to th«» effect that the visit of the fact that several of the members stands with regard to the downward C. Jackson. Mr. Long and his party has to du of the court are soon to go on their revision of the tariff was swept away branch of thu Harriman s > h I oiii and consisting of Mrs, ft. A. Long. Miss sagu received from truiua will bo tapping thu rl> h coun Lulu built, C. Il Hwi-i-t, vice-presi Justice of the peace at Ft. Klamath, with more than a mere Inspection of luninuT vacation, the Crater Lake to-day when a statement was given try bordering on th« high canyon, dent of th»' Long li«-|| l,umber com stating that a dead man had been the properties in which he is so heav road case will not be tried in that out at the White House setting forth giving thu Illi«» an easy water grad»* pany, and wife, H. O. Johnson of the found by Tom Bentley In a lonely ily Interested. The first Is to the court until October. An endeavor in detail what the President had to I from thu rich op«*n country In thu vl Mct’louil Lumber company, W. 8 cabin In tlm great Klamath marsh effect that there is to be a great com was to have been made to have the say to twenty-three Republican mem Davis, J. F, Davis and W. E Fulmer case advanced on the calendar, but ¡«bou« twenty mlh-s northcast of Ft. bine of the lumber lnter»»st» in this bers of Congress who called to pro clnlty of Redmond, terminus of th» This combination will in owing to the fact that the season for test against putting raw materials proponed line, until further oxtenaloii I of Huii Francisco, <lli>-< tors and stock- Klumath. Jl>- reports his efforts county hohb-ra of the We»'»l Luml»«*r com- won- unavailing, as no body could b<- clude the holdings of XX'eyerbauser, work upon the road this year would on the free list. la duomud advisable. The President, in this statement, Thu Interior Department haa now ■ pany; XX F. Itl»b-r of th«* lx»ng-Bell found, but states there are very sus- Booth-Kelly, Long, Shevilin and oth have parsed before the case could dun»’ everything In Ila power to mnk> i Lumber company, <«. X. Wendling, l»l< Ions clrciimstanc«*s connected with ers of the larger holders. With this have been gotten through the court, declared that the Republican party poaalblu thu building of thu road and ' pr» »Id. nt of th«- XX'e.-d Lumber cotn- the <aso that will call for an Investi combination completed, there is to the matter will be allowed to take its was committed to a downward re vision; that he never had any other thu qiiv*tlon of permanent right »»! pany and vic« president of the Hot gation Tom Bentley, the man who I»«- er»*» t'-»l on the Upper l-ake one of own course in October. The Supreme Court at the present idea of the Chicago platform, and way will b< Buttled for good If n< Bprlngs and Kliimuth Imvelopment reported to the justice of the p«iac<- the largest lumber mills in the protests aru hlud within thirty day* . company, and E. 8 Moullfn, presl- ih< llmllng of the body, and who wa« world It will be ou property owned time has twelve murder cases [»ending that he personally has promised a General Manage. O'Brien f«-» !» mat l lent First National Hank of River* i to have met the Coroner at Ft. Klam at pr< b>-nt by one of the members of on appeal before It. These take pre downward revision to the people. , 'lil'-. Fill , arrived Sunday evening In ath and conduct him to the cabin the proposed combine, and there will cedence over other cases, and in the This statement is interpreted in lnfl»<d that th» l><' M hutea Irrlgatiot Ur fxmg’u private »ar '.In- "Kymo- when» the body was, disappear'd Fri be established a model city on the near future the justices will begin to some quarters here to-night as a di and Power company will not d» la a." of the Ixiulslana nnd Pacific day night, the same evening the Cor lines of Gary, Ind., which was so suc lake their summer vacations. So the rect notification to the conferees on construction of thu railroad, as I nllroad, which In own«*»! umi opnr- ti in r arrived at the Fort, and noth cessfully founded by the United attorneys decided that they might the tariff bill that, if the measure will la> of great advantage to It just as well await such time sb the they finally agree upon does not con »»I bv Mr. laing Mr Long Is con- ing has been heard or seen of him Stat»** Steel company. land», and intlmat»*d having aaaui iii<-re<l the lurgest lumber manu- sln«u. case shall regularly come before the stitute a material reduction in spe Th«» cause of the present activity aucoa that the Irrigation compun) I »» tiii'i In th« world, th»> joint out- The story told by Bentley to Jus- Is attributed to the forthcoming con court. cific duties, the President will exer Very friendly toward thu proj.it More time will not be devoted to cise his power of veto. Dictated in ut of I is mill» an^untlng to about .lc- of the Peace Miller was to the ef- flict between Hill and Harriman an»1 "Through Twohy Brother a. con : «• million feet a day, «nd this 1« the f«ct that while he was riding fur cat- the prospective entrance of t.he for the brief, which will be filed during the third person, the statement con tractor«, the company will put «•*»•» | rat vldt he has over made to this le In lite marsh for Dan Gordon he mer into this city, it Is a well known the month of August. Judges Cotton cludes with this final word of the man to work that can be employ»-- ctlon. where h« has extensive hoid- atm* upon a lonely cabin and, peek fact that Hill and the XVeyerhauser and Fenton, who have offered to as President’s attitude as outlined to to advantage aa aoon aa we a»-» <n ' gn in th«» Wwd Lumber company, ing through u hole, he saw the body interests are closely identified, and sist in preparing the brief, and as his callers: aaauranco that the project will n< ■t Springs Improvement company »f a man lying there with his bead If It were Hill's Intention to enter soon as they And time to get at work “He felt strongly the call of the be held up," »aid Mr. O'Brien, "am id Klamath Dev»-l»>ptn<-nt company, resting on a pole, describing the this field It is quite certain that his on the matter Clarence R<sames will country for a downward revision trains should bo running betw»-»- i * havo also most of the members of abln very minutely; which informa- confrer«* would have amide notice of go to Portland and attend to it. within the limits of the protective Deschutes on the Columbia to ><e»l >>' part) accompanying Mr. lamg. ion ¡«0 kept to himself for a week that fact. principles and be hoped to be able mond, about flfi«*«<n miles frot. Aft«’r a drive around the city next M-fore divulging It, stating that he XX'hen this matter was presented to to respond to that call as he heard J. J. DANIEIA DIES. Prineville, at the cud of clghteei turning and through th«* Hot voulii not tell anybody because he Mr. XX'endling he laughed and said it, as well in the Interests of the par month«. Several hundml mon ar< prings tract, th«> purty left on thelt was afraid it would make him trou that It was news to him; that he was AUBURN, Cal., July 15.—J. J. ty as of the country.” now at work on the flrat section o preparing for no combine, and that Daniels, an aged and well-known res ■rival«* car. Mr. and Mrs. A H ble The President’s statement created forty uillcs, and more will be add', nftxgzer left with the party. Bentley was in Fort Klamath up j Mr. Ix»ng and his party came here ident of the X'irginia Town District, a sensation to-night among senators continually." o '.» o'clock last Friday evening, at only for the purpoce of looking over three m:l*s from Lincoln, br«»athed and representatives. Senator Aid As yet Mr. O'Brien has rvcetv»« which time b<- disapp»-ar«*d. He »«old i property in which he has b«»en In hi.« la^t on Tuesday afternoon at the rich made no direct comment upon Ill«, l.l Mlll.lt ORDER. no o|fle|al notice from th« D<*»ch»it.* his outfit, which was worth $15, to terested for some time and which home of his son, Joseph Daniels. The it. but said the conferees had decided Irrigation and Power company, waiv Judglrg from r»-»-'-nt Eastern re- Winter Knight f»»r >2 before he left. ' they have been endeavoring to have deceased was ag»»d about 84 years, to let Mr. Taft deal with schedules Ing Ila right to protest, but when h< Saturday morning Coroner XVhlt- him Inspect for the past four years. and had be n ill for a long time, so tpon which they could not agree, it i -Orts of market conditions every oth- d<M»a, as It haa been announced wll "The only enterprise that I know that his demise was not unexpected. being up to the President to secure lo< k sectrr»-d the servlo-s of another r line has Improved more rapidly be done, the number of men cm ■ han the lumber business. Now ■itlsen and started for the cabin, will b<* improved is the property of The deceased is survived by his wife the votes necessary to pass the meas ployed on thu grade will be Im reused lowever, this Industry, the first to which Is sltuat«*d about five miles off the H»»t Springs and Klamath Devel and several children. For a num- ure in the form in which it would be to the limit. eel a dcpresalon anil the last to re 'he road. nn»l with no trail to it. On opment companies. The work that ber of yars back the deceased was reported out of conference as a re "Fur a dlatance of eighty mil«" ive. la being quickened to a marked the way out, where there was no has tieen started on these will be car- emp.uyed by the water company, at sit of his* n’t-lfatlon between the the road will run through n verj i»-gr»-«'. and well-lnform«»d lumber- roa»i <>r trail, they dl«cover«*d a fr«*sh , ried to completion. As to this fan tending to business in that line, but house and the senate conferees. deep canyon and construction work for quite a while had led a retired •non confldently predict an Imme wagon track, going out towards the tastic tale, 1 know nothing." there will be difficult b«-causc of th» it would seem, however, that there Paisley road. Upon arriving at the life. The funeral was held to-day. tint»' Improvement In the demand lnacc»*aaiblllty of the land, but the re PLEVNA ITEMS. abln. th«* description of which fitted is more to It than Mr. XX'endling Rev. XX'. A. Cash of St. Luke's Epis iml a decided lncr<-as«* in price. malndcr of the 170-mlle dlatanc» xactly the one given by Bentley, cares to admit. It is not likely that copal church of Auburn officiating.— will offer no obstacles," Mr. O’Brien The Falls visitors from Plevna and ■ven to the hole he look»'d through work will be commenced this w<jek, Sacramento Bee. explained. vicinity Saturday were: G. G. Kerns, Conclusive evidence of this long- »nd the pole on which he said the but that time is not far distant when, Frank Daniels, foreman of one of Thu steel rails and other »true : ook«'<l fur improvement in In th» head of the body rested, they entered added to Mr. Ixmg's producing mills, I the large ranch«?s in the vicinity of G. Byers, G. F. Sevits and sons, C. B. tural material for the 130 mil»-« of »and» of tho Booth-Kelly J.umber «nd found nothing to Indicate that a will be one the production of which Bonanzn, is a son of the deceased. Faulkner, A. M. Sutton, Mr. Alford the road havo been ordered nnd 1» -ompuny of Eugene In the shape of li'ath had occurred there or that al will equal the combined output of all and son. Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Foster now In stock. The rails for the first >rdor« from eastern »ar-bulldlt.g crim«' had been committed. There his other properties. And it will be and son. Steve, Mr. Will Brown and fifty miles of th« roail havo airend) ompanl»-'» for mala rial for over four Is other information in connection located not far from Klamath Falls. TO I’HOTOGKAl’H CKATEK LAKE. Mrs. Brentner. been shipped from Omaha, am! ar< G. F. Sevits hauled a load of hay hoti- and cars, aggregating «750,000, with this matter not obtainable at C. R. Miller, the well known pho MASON GETS BIG CONTRACT. on their way to Or«gon. No speclfli which uio shortly to be built in St. I»r» ••nt which the officers are Inves to Mr. Stearns of the Falls Saturday. tographer of McCloud, left XVednes- iluto for the delivery of thu steel 1« Louis, Chicago nnd McKee Kocks, tigating. Clifford Sevits spent Sunday at the day for Crater Lake and the upper Starts Horw*s and Men for Scene of ' specified, but It will move forward Penn., for tho Harriman lln«Mt. home of Mr. Foster and family of country for the purpose of making a OfM'rations—XVill TXike Four just a« rapidly ns it can be handled Round Lake. This order is tho largest single or- series of photographs for the South Months to Complete. BOSTON STOItE CHANGFÏi HANDS. George Heavilin was in Plevna on by th« available equipment. l»-r for car material ever plac»>«t with XX’. H. Mason left this morning ern Pacific Railway company. These business Sunday. The structural material for the en »n • company In Oregon, nnd Is so photographs will be used in the forth Mr. and Mis. Will Brown and tire road will nil be furnished by the *arg<- that it ennnot be tilled by on«* N«*w Proprietor Tak«*s P omh ' sm I oii To for San Francisco, where he goes on coming campaign that is to be in business connected with the large day and ('lose« for Inventory. family spent Sunday with Mr. and Harriman people, particularly th» mill, and consequently will be dl- contract be has in I-ake county. This augurated next year. It is the inten Mrs. Foster and family. steel, as It la made according to sp«*- .litiil with the mills In Portland, As tion of the railroad company to her R. A. Alford purchased a hayrake O. M. Hector of Sacramento has contract in.ludes the construction of clal specifications. The fifty miles toria, In tho XX'lllamctte valley and ald the beauties of Crater Lake of the Baldwin hardware store in of steel now on Its way to Oregon ■m the O. R. and N„ all the mills purchased the Boston Store from L. about ten miles o fthe main canal of throughout the world, and knows of the Falls Saturday. consists entirely of 75-pound rails, vorklng on the order being members Jacobs and took possession this the big irrigating system that the no better agency to use in this work Oregon X ’ alley I-and company has to Joe Foster started for his ranch and amount« Io nearly 7,500 tons, >f th«- Oregon nnd XX’ashlngton Lum morning. To-morrow the store will than the splendid photographs made Monday, where he expects to work. be closed to permit of the inventory construct under its agreement with between 350 and 100 carloads. ber Manufacturers* association. by Mr. Miller. In addition to this G. Byers made a trip to A. M. Sut It la the announced Intention to I»"- RAPID Tlt.XXHIT PROMISED SOON. being taken. Mr. Hector has been the homeseekers to whom it has sold ' work, Mr. Miller will take many contracts for land. The piece of work ton’s ranch Tuesday. with Nathan & Co. for over nine gin th»- laying of the st»'«l from the views in and about this city. Mr. Adams, the street car man of tnouth of the Deschutes livi-r. The New llali» XX'ill Ik* Isihl ami Electric years and Hale of the same city for secured by Mr. Mason is somewhat Car» May Repine«' Pr»'«ent similar to that handled by him on this i Klamath Falls, was in Plevna Tues twelve years. He bhw the future of dat« whi'n th»< first rails can b«» laid TUESDAY'S TRAP SCORE. Coiiteynnc«*. day, but not having his car along, Klamath Falls and entered Into ne project. He was one of the few con Is, however, uncertain, as It all de tractors who made money out of his we don't know what his business gotiations with Mr. Jacobs for the pends on the progress made by th«- The trap shooting exhibition given From present Indications it will purchase of his business. The sale work here, and it is safe to say he at the Crater Lake Gun Club’s was. grading crews now In the field. not I»«' very long before the old horse Mr. Alford and son, Lloyd, are was consummated some weeks ago, will be equally successful over in grounds Tuesday afternoon was well "That Is the only practicable way car will be a thing of the past ami haying this week. of going at It,” commented Mr. our city will boast of an electric line but public announcement was de Lake county. The system on which he is working attended and Mr. Poulson surprised A. Bientner was working in his ferred until Mr. Hector could come O'Brien to-day. "Wo will work right the spectators with his work. A num ¡second to none In th«' Stnte. Messrs. and take possession. He Is a young is constructed with a view of bringing ber of the local sports were on hand timber Friday. up the canyon from the mouth of the Itiown ami Hawkins are In the city, Mr. Karecow and son, Alexander, man of energy and experience, and under irrigation some 75,000 acres I and tried their skill also. The scores rlvnr and continue to handle the ma and with their coming the story of assisted Faulkner Bros, in haying terial and equipment over the new | Improvement began. XX’lien seen to will be a welcome addition to the of land. It will require the construc made are as follows: tion of an immense dam and the cre business community of the city. construction." Seventy-five Birds—H. E. Poulson. last week. day they declined to make any state ation of a storage reservoir of suf It is a well known fact that Mr. It is a source of deep gratification 73; G. M. Bordeaux, 54; Guy Child ment for publication, preferring to Jacobs has long desired to get out of ficient capacity to hold water enough ers, 58; E. XX'. Muller, 42; A. C. to Mr. O'Brien that the approval of wait until their plans are fully ma TRAP SCORE. to supply the demands of the ranch the mercantile business. He Is Iden the maps for the entire project has Eade, 41; E. Whitlock, 37; R. R. tured. ers during the dry season. The land tified with many other interests, and Anally been accomplished. So far as Hamilton, 42. It Is understood that the company The following is the trap score it Is his desire to be free to give them to be irrigated is in the vicinity of th« government Is concerned, It has Fifty Birds—F. E. Ankeny, 26; Ed made at the shooting grounds of the ¡»'ontcmplatea removing all of the Lakeview, and according to the liter closer personal supervision. He has nothing more to do with tho project, Jacobson, 36. steel now in use nnd replacing them Crater Lake Gun Club Sunday aft In course of preparation plans for a ature of the company is the very best and the way Is clear for tho Harri Twenty-five Birds—J. XV. Kilton, ernoon. Hoey and Childers still con with standard street car rails, con in the State. new building at th«' corner of Sixth man people to begin clearing up such nected up for electricity, it has not Forty head of horses will leave*' 19: C. I. Roberts, 14; A. D. Miller, tinue to keep up their high record, obstacles as conflicting locations fill'd and Main streets, and as soon as the 17. been definitely decided whether a while Jacobson and Clark are close details of transfer between himself Merrill this morning for Lakeview,1 on by rival roads or privato power gasoline car will be placed In use at to be employed on Mr. Mason's con-1 on their heels. and Mr. Hector are completed he will companies. [this time or whether electricity will tract, and it is to purchase harness HARRIMAN SETS PACE H. P. Hoey, 22; Guy Childers, 22; push the work on this structure. be tim'd as motive power. Under the AT AN AUSTRIAN SPA. Ed Jacobson, 21; W. H. Clark, 21; OLD MIHHOl KI STATE HOAD. Aa a means of Introducing himself and other supplies for these that he provisions of th»' franchise either may is going to San Francisco. A small j Frank Ankeny, 18; W. P. McCullen, tc/the purchasing public of the coun BADGASTEIN. Austria, July 20.— One of th»- oldest landmarks In.thls be used. ty, Mr. Hector proposes to start busi force of men commenced work Mon E. H. Harriman, the American rail 18; C. E. Robson, 17; George Greg The d» velopment of property In the purl of Mls^mrl Is tho old Blooming ness with a clearance sale. This will day, and this will be greatly increase»! road magnate, has awakened thlB ory, 17; L. Hampton, 17; A. C. Eads, vicinity of the Upper Lak»> and the ton road, also known as the old State 11. be inaugurated next Saturday, an»l as soon as the horses arrive. Mr.! road. This road began in tho eastern rapidly increasing passenger traffic ho states that it will be long remem Mason expects to complete his con quiet Austrian spa. The spirit of ac tivity of the millionaire has thorough part of North Missouri, running west warrants the company in making the bered for the bargains that the pub- tract the latter part of November. MRS. MARK L. BURNS. ly impressed the people at the hotel huge expenditure necessary to place through Bloomington. It didn’t run lls will be offered. The Portland Automobile Club has and baths that for the first time the on section Ums as the roads now run. Its property In an up-to-date condi Mrs. Mark L. Burns died at her just placed orders for 450 road place is full of life. The hotel em but ran as the crow flies. Tho high tion. it 1» a well known fact that home in Dorris at 3:15 a. m. yester ployes are going about the place in Uniformity in school building was signs, which are expected to be in rapid transit will command greatly way was tho main thoroughfare day, death being due to a complica through North Missouri long before Increase»! business, an»t wll) nlso have a topic discussed with much interest place within four weeks. XX'hen they record time, while the guests-are all tion of diseases. Mrs. Burns was for endeavoring to emulate the example nnd after th«« Hannibal and St. Joseph a tendency to cr»'ate a market for hy the Oregon Stale beam of health are put up the main arteries leading merly a resident of this city and has of Harriman. He easily Is the most a! He recent meeting in Portland. It to and from Portland will be property in tho Buena Vista addition. railroad was built, and has a history many friends here to mourn her loss. not wall known to the younger gen It has been the history of all such en was agreed that modern methods of equipped with the finest set of sign popular man at the watering-place. She leaves a numbr.* of small chil Although his general health has im eration. Over this old-time highway terprises that tho growth of commun lighting an»l heating should be boards of any State in the Union, ex dren, who will ml.»« the guiding proved, Mr. Harriman has not recov worked for throughout {he cities of cept Minnesota, which has adopted the early gold seekers traveled In ox itlee whore suburban linos hav«? been hand of an estimable mother. Ar ered his appetite, and the chefs at the th<< State and that especial attention the same system. It is one in gen constructed has been very rapid, nnd wagons with their little earthly be rangements for the funeral have not longings. going Io California or Oro- It is reasonable to expect the same re be paid to having the most modern eral use in Europe, based on the hotel are working night and day on been fully completed. ideas for dishes to restore it. appliances put in. color scheme. sult here. ‘ gon.- Brooklyn (larette. | 1