Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914, July 22, 1909, Image 2

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    KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
NO KXTHA NK881ON
Will President Taft vlalt Crater
SALEM. Ore., July 18.—Under
Lake and Klamath Falls 16 Bcptem- present conditions Governor Benson
E. J. MURRAY, Editor
ber wheu he make« his western tour? will not call an extra evasion ot the
This is a question that will have to be legislature to voto upon the pro­
answered wlthlu the next thirty days, posed amendment to the United
and will have to be settled by this! States Constitution authorising the
city and Medford.
euactment ot legislation providing
When Will G. Steel was In Wash-' for a general Income tax upon cor-.
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
Ington he called on the President and poratlons and Individuals. He said: I
urged on him to visit Crater Lake,
"The point lias not suggested It- !
Ail communications submitted for publication tn the oolumns of this and he stated at that time that he
self to mo lu the light of being urg- i
paper will be inserted only over the name of the writer. No nou de plume
would do so If It could be nrranged ent enough to call a s|M>clul session
-
articles will be published.
Medford lias already taken steps to of the legislature. Unless some un-'
again present the matter to the Proa­ for«m«>en contingency should arise
topography of the country thronyh ident. and the Chamber of Commerce
REPRESENTATIVES OF HILL
which would warrant tho calling of
YISIT KLAMATH FALLS. {which he passed with great car«’, but of that city will leave no stone un­
he directed many of his Inquiries at turned to bring about the visit ot the un extra session, which I do not an-'
ticlpate, I should think tho matter
"Janies F. Sampson, Shaniko. E various points wh->re stops were chief executive.
It Is boosting and
P. Shannon, Shaniko," were two lo­ made to matters pertaining to water pulling for Crater Lake, and In none could just as well awult tho action
conspicuous names appearing on tte rights, power sites, reclamation proj- of Its work can be found the least ' of the next regular session. 'Hie
register of the Lakeside Inn on <>cts and kindred subjects, a'l of trace of sectionalism. More often calling of a apeelal m-salon to act
Thursday, July 1st. There was only which have direct bearing on railroad than otherwise a prominent feature! upon tho question haa not been urged
one thing that attracted particular d. ’eloptnent or are closely lnter-n- is made of the fact that tourists can upon me by any person or even sug­
(»X ANY OF TIIE Gt KIDS IN THE NTOHE.
attention to the gentlemen— the fact lat<*d with such enterprises. Much of g > to Crat >r latke and on to Klamath gested. and I do not see any reason
that they paid Tom Malloy »40 to this reconnaissance work took place Falls, thus advertising this city with for haste."
bring them in his automobile from right under the Harrtnian nose, an I equal prominence with Medford. In
Lakeview to this city. On the way this probably accounts for the fact the suggestion thnt President Taft
How's This?
THE
over they plied Malloy with questtons that the “little wiiard of Wall street ' visit the lake conies the oils that he We off»« On» Hamtred IXUlsr» Reward f«w »«>
PER
until everything he knew about the kept Stevens* trail hot so long as he pass through this city. Aside from ■aaa ot Catarrh that ran not ba cunnl br Hall'»
Catarrh
Cur»
F.
J.
CHKNKY
S
CO..
Tule<k>
O.
THIS
country, its resources, valleys, moun­ was in eye-shot ran gw. At the same the commercial side of It Is the fnct
tains and routes was at their dlsixis- time Stevens did not confine hinise'f list this part of Oregon would be W». Cha umtamignad. have Known F. J. Chanay
for th» la-t U rear». and bel»»» him t>arf»rll>
al. It was stated at the time that to the immediate prospects of this greatly honored by having the Pres- honorable
In all bunlnana tranaarOona and finan­
they represented Hill interests, but miall portion of undeveloped Oregon, Ident of the United States come here. cially able lu carry out any oblhraOona mad» by
W'*t.iMNu. R ihnah a Maavts.
when seen at the hotel by a repre­ but his operations gave him a fairly It Is needless to dwell on the adver­ hte Spu.
Wholeeale llruasiala. Toledo. O.
sentative of The Herald they stated good clos«» range view of the entire tising it would bring Every paper In
Hall'* Catarrh Cur* in taken Intarually. actins
that they represented a large colon) empire - almost as big as all New- the United States would have men­ directly
upon iha bl-««l and mueou* .urfa.ee ot
of foreigners who were looking for England now entirely innocent ot tion ot it. and throughout the world the ayntam. Teatlrrumuile aant fr»a I'rtee IS« par
cheap land, and that the trip was railroads.
the leading journals would chronicle twfUa. Sold b* all Dr isstaU.
f urniture Deniers
merely one of investigation. When
Stevens and his companion left the fact of his visit. It would further
informed that they were sus|«-cted of here for Portland the morning fol- impress on those who have been op­
There Is a mix-up In tho Clark
being emissaries of Hill they laughed lowing their arrival. While he re- posed to the Crater Lako highway
family. There are two W. II. Clarks
and stated that they felt honored in mained in the city he was busy with the necessity for such a thoroughfare,
in tho city, and thereby hangs a talo.
being associated with such a distin­ is question box and ascertained all and would make It easier for the ob­
The one who enters a protest Is W.
guished capitalist, but that their facts possible about the progress that taining front the government the
H. Clark, former partner lu the
bank account did not warrant their is being made with the reclamation money necessary to build that por­
launch Curlew, and who goes to Bo­
traveling in his company.
work, the power sites on Link river. tion of It that passes through the re­ nanza this week to take possession
Nevertheless, they were represen- ind many kindred subjects, On ar- serves.
of the barber shop he has purchased
tatives of Mr. Hill, and Mr. Sampson I riving at Portland he at once entered
The Chamber of Commerce should at that place. His friends have been
was none other than John F. Stevens. ¡nto conference with Samuel Hill and call a special meeting at once and
the most noted engineer in America, with other prominent Portlanders join hands with Medford. Both cities holding him up on the street and In­
PROPRIETORS
Harriman's apparent activity in closely identified with the Hill In­ must work in harmony. Funds sisting that he "set 'em up” on ac­
ALL KINDS OF FRESH. SALI
Central Oregon is partially explained ' !en.,qs. one of the Twohys, who should be raised to prepare for the count of the new arrival in his fam­
by the apparent desire of Mr. Hill to built the North Bank aud who is now- event, and the roads should be made ily. At first he thought it was a
come south. From what can be gath- | engaged in construction work on the as passable as possible. Arrange­ Joke, but when he "saw It in Tho
AND SMOKED MEATS
ered of the conversation that passed t Harriman road up the Deschutes, ac- ments must be made for the trip on Herald" he had to telephone home to
SAUSAGES OF ALL KINDS
between Stevens and his partner, companied the celebiated engineer this end. which should Include Wood make sure he was not dreaming. In­
vestigation
convinced
him
that
The
"Shannon.” It would seem that the lover part of the trip into the interior, river and other points on the Upper
Herald was right, only It was the
plans under consideration are quite and Chief Engineer Bethel, in charge I-ake.
extensive. Who "Shannon" is can­ of Oregon Trunk location work, was
I other W. H. Clark who should do the
Which way the President will go
not be ascertained. It is quite cer- also called into conference with Ste- to the lake depends upon whether he "setting up.** and he has since re­
ferred his friends to the happy Purdy, part lot 3 blk 48, Nichols add by the order for publication of this
tain, however, that this name Is an j vens and Shannon,
comes to California first or to Beat­
to K. F. 110.
summon«, and It you tall so to ap-
assumed one. The plans that are be­
The future of the Oregon empire tie. If the former, he will pass father.
Jennie Burright to II. 8. Owens, pear and answer, tho plaintiff wlll
ing considered include the extension as a prospective battleground be­ through this city first. It is imma­
lot 11 blk 200, Mills 3d add to K. F. take judgment against you for the
of a line through the Deschutes tween Hill and Harriman looks terial which city Is honored with be­
*10.
«urn of 1183.50, with Interest al C
canon, through Central Oregon to brighter as a result of Stevens' pres­ ing the starting point. What Is
per cent from December 18, 1908;
Lakeview, south to Alturas, and on ent visit. And the fate of the vast wanted above everything else ia to
and that the BE H ot Section 10.
to make connection with the Western and dormant region will depend in a I have hlin Include in his itinerary a
HTHAYED OK STOLEN
Township 3 8 South, Rango 13 East.
Pacific, over which line the Northern large measure upon the nature of visit to Crater Lake.
Willamette meridian, Klamath Coun­
Pacific will gain entrance to Frisco. John F. Stevens’ report to James J.
Team, frown mare and light bay ty, Oregon, held under attachment In
That Harriman seems to be pretty Hill, whom he served so faithfully
We have some desirable Land
HEAL EST ATE TRANSFERS.
well posted on what his rival Is con­ and with such brilliancy In the ex­
horse, 15 or 16 hands high; mare this action, be sold to satisfy tho said
to
exchange
for improved prop­
templating is indicated from the ex­ tension of the Great Northern to the
branded TC on left shoulder. Ten sum of |) S3.60 aud Interest thereon
W. S. Shive et ux to Margaret Mc-
erty In Klamath Falla ■ land
tensive system of surveys that have Coast that Hill remarked, "His work Millan, lots 1 and 2
dollars
reward for recovery of team from tho 18th day of Dccombor,
blk 8 First add
been run in Central and Eastern Ore­ Is one of the most remarkable to K. F., »10.
or Information leading to same will 1908, and the plalntlff'a coata and dta-
that will be Irrigated,, but for
gon during the past two years. To achievements in American railroad­
be paid by Hynrk Balin at Kube's bursement« of thia action.
which water is no yet ready.
W. T. Shive et ux to Margaret Mc-
checkmate Hill, Harriman plans the ing, the acme of engineering pluck Millan, lot 1 blk 7
This summons is published in tho
ranch
seven miles south of town, or
First add to K. F.,
Some choice lauigell Valle,
construction of a line down Des­ and ability.’’
Klatua'h
Republican, a weekly nowa-
address
or
leave
word
at
City
»10.
land to exchange for land under
chutes canon through Central Oregon
paper printed and published at Klam­
Bakery.
Klamath
Falls.
J. C. Hill et ux to Margaret McMil­
to Odell, where junction will be made
UPPER LAKE NOTES.
ath Falls, Oregon, by order dated
Irrigation near Klamath Faile.
lan. lots 1 and 2 blk 1 Ft. Klamath,
with the Oregon Eastern and Oregon
Juno 21, 1909, made by the Hon
Captain Wichstrom of the Eagle »10.
Southeastern. The latter road Is the
George Noland, Judge of the above
L. Jacobs et ux to C. W. Shores,
HAYE YOU NOTICED THE
proposed line between Odell and On­ is the genius of Klamath Lake. The
Whilst visiting tho Pacific North
entitled court, requiring summona to .
NEW HOMES GOING UP IN
tario. From the south it is proposed captain had the mishap of sinking EH of SW*4 sec 9, tp 39 s, r 9 e.
west this season, don't fall to
bo published for six consecutive
to construct a line from Alturas to one of his sand barges on the bar ot »2.678.
Include in your itinerary the
weeks, beginning on the 2 4th day of
MILIJ4
ADDITION
?
Wm. Basnet t et ux, to Jennie
Klamath Falls. At some point be­ Wood river last week, but inside of
June,
1909, and ending on the 6th
tween these two cities a branch will three hours he had pumped the sand Dumm, E*4 sec 12, tp 41 s, r 12 e.
day
ot
August, 1909, that being the
be run north through Lakeview to a off, pumped the water out and re­ »5,250.
time within which tho defendant 1»
Jennie
Dumm
et vfr to II. M. Os-
junction with the Oregon Southeast­ loaded the barge and was under way
required to appear and answer.
and O. <’. APPLKGATB,
ern. If all of these roads were con­ On Saturday, on the way down, he born, EH sec 12, tp 4 1 a. r 12 e, »10.
F. II. MILL8,
C. E. Worden et al to Mrs. O. F.
of Oregon—The Land 6 24,8-5 Attorney
Fifth Street, near Main.
structed it would make a complete broke the wheel shaft, mended the
for Plaintiff.
and comprehensive system, but they same, and came into port but a few North, lot 8 blk 4 Shippington add to
Where
Things
Grow
will not be built unless Hill, or some hours behind time. The Saturday’s K. F . »200.
and for investments there see
E. L. Goodridge to R. H. Dunbar,
other formidable competitor of the trip of the Eagle completed thirty
I
lot
10
blk
42
First
add
to
K.
F„
|10.
Harriman system, enters this terri­ successful trips since March, aggre­
M. L. ALLISON
RICHARDSON
M
E. W. Smith to A. A. Cunningham, R
tory.
gating in distance nearly two thou­
Formerly
of Grand Junction, Col.
SWH sec 14. NWH of NE *4 sec 23,
The next five years will see greater sand miles.
United States Commissioner
Tell Us What
tp
39
s,
r
9
e,
»4,656.
development in Eastern Oregon than
U. 8. Reclamation Service now
It seems this week has been one
You Want
Hot Springs Co. to D. B. Campbell,
has ever been witnessed in a like of mishaps on the big lake. On Fri­
expending four and a half million
TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD
period in any section of the West. day the steamer Wlnema, from a trustee, lot 11 blk 3 Hot Springs add.
dollars
here
reclaiming
250,000
PROOF TAKEN
i
W<* will plan, eaHmatr anti con­
This will be due to the fact that it is leak in one of her tubes, had to lie »10.
acres of finest farm land in the tract for any Iron, Ntone, Brick, Con-
Office, Third and Main, opposite City
C. 8. Moore et ux to Edward Bair
practically the only undeveloped ter­ over a trip; thè Eagle broke her
world. Climatic conditions Just
Library.
Telephone 301.
< rete or Frame Building for construc­
ritory left on the Coast. It seems shaft, and the little yacht Ivanhoe et al 8*4 of NW ’4 sec 35, tp 39s,
right; 11 billion foot of yellow
tion in Houtlicm Oregon, We guar­
hardly probable that with the great was capsized while towing behind the r 9 e, »2,800.
and sugar pine adjacent to 90 antee Economy, Efficiency and Hatia-
growth of population and the ever- steamer Winema, while the steamer
E. B. Perrin et ux to H. H. Hola-
BENSON & STONE
miles navigable rivers and lakes; i faction.
increasing number of homeseekers Hooligan arrived from Crystal long bird, W'H of NW *4 sec 20. tp 23 s.
hot
springs galore; fishing and
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
coming to the West, the Harriman overdue.
( ALDWELL BUILDING CO.,
r 11 e, 11,
hunting unexcelled; unlimited
J me rie, an Bank
system can continue to control the
E. B. Perrin et ux to H. H. Hola-
water power, as well ns all other Kelsey Block Opp. American Hotel
and Trust Bldg.
territory that has so long remained
good things and very little, If any,
The best proof ot the effectiveness bird, SEH of SEH sec 8, 8EK of
its own. The entrance of the West­
NE
%
.
NE
%
of
SE
%
,
8E
%
KLAMATH
FALLS • OREGON
of
SE
H
of tho bad.- From Enterprise,
of advertising is shown by the suc­
ern Pacific on the south and the Mil­
Montrose, Colo. June 29th.
cess that has followed the sale now sec 1 7, tp 23 s, r 11 e, »1.
waukee and St. Paul on the north
E. B. Perrin et ux to H. H. Hola-
going on at the Portland store. The
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. This
P. S.—I am carrying same ad
were the opening wedges. Harri­
complaint that business is dull loses bird, NW *4 of NE% and NE*4 of
In
county
papers
at
Grand
Junc
­
Is the Hine to place your orders for
man's entrance to the Puget Sound
ATTORNEY AND
its force where printers’ ink is Ju­ NW*4 sec 12, tp 23 s, r 10 e, »1.
tion and Delta, Colo., threo coun­
country has given warrant to Hili to
I.
8.
Sperry
et
ux
to
G.
C.
Water-
'
Fall
Delivery. Our stock la,complete
COUNSELOR AT LAW
diciously used. Mr. Sugarman has
ties that in many respects are
Invade the south, and it would seem
proven the truth of this statement man, W14 of 8W*4, NE >4 of SW%,'
KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
and your ncr<!a can beet be met at
similar to our Klamath county.
that he is preparing to do so.
8E *4 of NW % sec 20, tp 39 a, r 11 e.
It Is there that the highest thia tirin'. Drop ine a postal and
ROOMS TAO, MURDOCK BLDG.
The trip of Stevens and bis travel­ many times, and it would be wise for »10.
prices are obtained for lands,
ing companion is the forerunner of the merchants throughout the city to
I
J. W. Siemens et ux to G. IL Wood- I
Want to bring some of tho fellows I will call.
something greater. It is the final study over the success that follows bury, lot 10 blk 29 First add to K. F.,
WILL
A.
LEONARD
his
system
of
advertising.
It
Is
as
who sell there to this country,
step taken before approval or re­
A. E. BENSINGEIL
»10.
jection. If it is the former, then inherent to mankind to buy bargains
DENTIST
M. L. ALLISON
B. A. Bradburn et ux to Lucy L. ;
Rcprvamtln* Oregon Nursery Co
Representing
next year, or perhaps this, will see a as it is to eat. If you have bargains Paradise, 8E*4 of HE1/, sec 36, tp
and
don
’
t
let
the
public
know
it,
you
Salem, Oregon.
Oregon.
mighty struggle 4n the Deschutes
Wlthrow-Mclhaae Building
39 s, r 11 e, »500.
SIMMONS
canon, where the Oregon Trunk Line, will cry out the old complaint of
A. P. Hutchins et ux to N. B. New- 1
which ft is claimed is owned by Hill, "dull business.’’ This applies to all
In the Circuit Court of the State of
banks,
11 acres in sec 22, tp 38 s,
DR. C. P. MASON
and the Harriman line conflict in kinds of business with the same
Oregon for the County ot Klamath.
r 9 e, »1,250.
force.
many places.
DENTIST
Action at law to recover money.
For a considerable part of the time
J. X. Batchelder, plaintiff, vs. D
Office in American Bank A Trust Com­
Richard
Shore
Smith
and
wife
re
­
A
regular
meeting
of
the
directors
1
that Stevens was in the interior of
A. McLeod, defendant.
pany’s Building
the State he was dogged by Harri­ turned Monday evening after a two of the Chamber of Commerce was 1
To D. A. McLeod, the above named
weeks
’
outing
at
the
Isle
of
Koojad,
PHONE
«14
held Thursday, when only matters
man agents with an O. R. & N. auto­
defendant:
situated
thirty
miles
up
the
Macken<
KLAMATH
FALLS
OREGON
of
a
routine
character
were
dls-
mobile. This was principally true
In the name of the State of Ore­
for the several days that were spent iic river from Eugene, which latter cursed. A Mr. Hodge of the Peck-
gon,
you are hereby required to ap­
place
is
the
home
of
Mrs.
Smith
’
s
Judah
company-
was present and laid
in the territory which is embraced in
pear and answer the complaint filed
parents.
They
also
visited
Foley
before
the
board
the
matter
of
ad
­
the Deschutes River railroad project.
against you In the above entitled ac­
ATTORNEY AT LAW
These spotters scarcely let 8tevens Springs. Mr. 8mlth reports the pro- vertising the county through the
tion on or before the 5th day of Au­
General
Law
Practice
State
and
Fed
­
posed
Natron
branch
Is
one
of
the
channels
maintained
by
hi«
company.
get out of sight so long as he was
gust, 1909,, that being the data of
eral Courts
anywhere near the extensive halidom chief topics of conversation in that After carefully considering the prop-1
the last publication of this summons
Examiner
of
Land
Titles.
section,
and
it
is
the
general
opin
­
osltion
it
was
decided
that
nothing
which Harriman has so successfully
and the time within which the de­
First National Bank Block
ion that this line will be completed would be done along the lines sug­
kept bottled up for all these years.
fendant Is required to answer aa fixed
Klamath
Falla,
Oregon
gested.
Stevens not only Inspected the and in operation within two years.
I
An Opportunity
in Furniture
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON
TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT
E.W. GILLETTE & CO
City Meat Market
WEISS & ARMANO
BUY LOTS NOW
FRANK IRA WHITE
Klamath Falls
Section
Building-Construction
ORDER NOW
C. C. BROWER
E. L. ELLIOTT