Klamath republican., August 12, 1909, Image 6

EXTENSION OF < ITA LIMITS
TO ENTERTAIN* BALLINGER
«TATE WILL GET ITS HALF
Ballinger Slates Aliai Ile Will Appor- it lutnilicr of Commerce Arranging to
Miet Him on Ills Arrival at
tion the Money as Directed by
Binding on Upper latke.
Ism and .Not Expediency.
NFAV S4TIOOL AT AGENT A
Ik-^itlents of Hot Springs Addition Plaiis and Hpecifiiiilions for Gyur
\A nnt to Know Certain Thing*.
mudimi Also in Hands of Hii|ier-
Front the lily Count'll.
intendent AA limili.
INDORSED IIA 4 It AMBER
The lluxluess Men Nlioiild Get To.
gettici' mid Decide the Çliestloll
Among Tlieinoelves.
Nynl'a Vogo-
tnblr I'reacrlp-
llo'l I» IlMlllllt-
<d In all ordi­
nary lll»< U«<’H of
wi.iiK it.
Thia
remedy
never
disappoints, It»
gtod effect« be­
ing percept Ibi»
Ji oui tiri vary
first. It is com­
posed of ti.e
pur» .t nnd the
most
reliable
OH i <11-
drugt;
rlii!«,
opiatua
p
mid other har­
mful ding» lin­
ing
excluded.
The mu iy dis-
com- -Itllig
lo-
fi II •• 11 c a ■ to
which
wiimnn
lx
constantly
■ ubj clod
ren­
der her Habla
to many runitlonal disorder« that
nut only tend to destroy her comfort
and happlne»», but which gradually
merge Into chronic and serious dl»-
va»<*M.
Nyal'« A'eg< tabla Prescription la
without .i peer for tho succossful
trentmnet of female w<*nknos», p dn-
fill uu 1 di <or<|, :-e<l nion si rotation,
byaterl , <■ amp«,
'bearing down
pain*," infiam ui<tloii and falling of
the w< nib.
Thia la u tciiK'dy of
sterling wcti th.
Will G Steele of Crater luik. Park
Among the residents of the nddl-
Blds have been opened for ti.e new
luick of funds was the general
The yegiiliir meeting of Ilio l’haiu-
complaint of the officials who at- arrived in the city Friday night, and tions outside the city limit* consid­ school building that Is to be elected ber of Commerce «ili belìi Thuradu.V
tended th conference of lhe reclania- nad a conference with the officials erable interest la being mnntft>sled at the Klamath Agency and the con night nnd tho mailer of holding n
lion uffiilr.is thia weak. Al its close of tho Chamber of Commerce as to over the | reposition soon to be sub­ tract was awarded to AA' It. Lovell of liargiiln AA'eek wus tiiken up »mi con-
Secretary Ballinger found hint sell the entertainment and care of Sec­ mitted for the ext-'is’on of the city'« Minneapolis. Minn, Like ull blds for sldereil. Tho membri« felt that II wn»
surroundc d by a mass of figures from retary Ballinger, whose visit to this boundaries to Include their property, government work, there was a lilg out of tlielr »piloro io bave iiiivthlng
every rec.ami'tlon district praying section Is now an assured fact. Upon rhere are at th!» time very f< w sup- difference between the bld of Lovell dlreclly tu do wlth lilla mailer, uh II
for extension, completion or Improve­ Mr. Ballinger’s arrival at Medford j porters, the prim-lpal reason« nd- and the next lowest, it amounting to wua e ih 1 rei) wlthin thè province of
ment. It wa» announced that the he will be met by the Medford Com­ ' vanced being that there Is no advant­ over 16,000. Several blds were suls tho business meli of Ilio city. Ho
projects under way aud proposed mercial club mid taken via auto to age In accepting the invitation, 'it>d I t milted by local contractors, but they fiiviiiJily impresari! weie tliey wlth
would entail an expenditure of 12 6.- Crater lake, arriving there in thx> that If they did come In they would were out of the runnlnf as soon uh tho movi meni nnd thè mivlsiiblllny
VOO.OOO. mid that the funds on baud »vetting. He wil speud the night at only have to pay :*ddltio*ii:l taxe.'. the gentleman from Mlnena polls of holding n lliirgnln AA’eek curnivnl
A. made his appearance. The building thnt they puasod
amounted to only 111,000,000. AA’hat < the rim tn an esirecially prepared without any material benefits.
steps would be taken by Secretary ! tent. The next morning the s«*ere- ¡yet no statement has been Issued by to bo erected wil be about lox'll feet. lui ioti;
Ballinger to get around the differ­ | tary will be taken down to the lake. the mayor outlining tho position of It will have a ulna foot stone bu».*-
"The Klamalh Uh« tubar of Corn­
no-lit with cement floor, Over this merce commenda ili» «pirli of thè
ence In totals was not divulged, but where a boat will be In waiting to ' the city council In the premises.
Those most vitally interested In will lie the school rooms and assent­ merchaul.i of Klumuih Full» who
in his address at the close of the con- i take the party for a ride,
ference economy was the keynote.
During his-stay at the* lake he w ill the matter ure «the residents of the bly hull, with twelve-foot celling ii c imi empii te u llarguln AA'eek.’ dur­
AA'hen they will be plastered throughout and lx* ili K whli'h specilli prlexs wIII he Iliade
He closed by saving he was pleaaed i designate the location for the big Hot Springs addition.
with the personnel of the reclamation hotel thm is proposed to be erected ' purchased the property from the I'nt of the sumo character of construction un ineri i ululi»», a» n ni"un» of detti-
i Springs company it was stipulated In that characterizes all government olisi mt Ing lo people of tho Interior
servid.', and that all requests for ap­ 1 there.
At the conclusion of his stay at tho their contract with thnt corporation buildings.
portionment of the reclamation fund
thè udvii
city as a re­
¡lake he will l>e taken In charge by tffat the price paid for the lots In-
would be taken under advisement.
This structure 1» to replace the one tali timi < center.
It is suggested
That AA’nshington is getting more ■the Klamath Chamber of Commerce. eluded the construction of aidewalkj that was destroyed by fire last spring, thut thè lato selected lie coincident
than her queta of the reclamation The trip to Agency Landing will le and sewers. The question that Is In­ but wil be superior In every respect. wlth thè exhibit of tho annuiti fair."
fund, her project? absorbing more made by auto, where coaection will teresting them is whether the exten­
In addition to the school building
AA'hlle the Indorsement of the
than 50 per cent of the receipts from be made with the boat. This will sion of the limits would vitiate the Superintendent AA'ilson has plans and Chambei of Commerce mid» to the
AA'hen specifications for n gymnaalum build­ marita of thè propositlon Just thnt
the sales of public lands, was a state­ afford the secretary an opportunity provisions of that contract.
to see the source of the water sui>- the conference was held betwee.i tin* ing. This, however, will not be let nuch. tl-.i nieri'hunt» of thè city
ment ma<'i by Secretary Ballinger.
Cur. "th and Main Streets
council and A H. Naftzger. ex pies- by contract, the work thereon being should requiriono «uch approbation,
"But." he said, "an adjustment ’>lv for the Rreut irrigation system.
Kia mat li Full« • • • • OregoM
ident
of
the
Hot
Springs
c-iii
’
i
any
.
Beiug pressed for time it is doubt­
done by the day. It 1» 1:1« desire to for thè affnlr I h olio thnt should colli­
is being contemplated whereby each
state will get its proportionate share. ful if be will remain here for a day. certain agri'ements wer** made, blit furnish the boys with faillltlea for matili tho i onslderutlnn of thè busi­
A I FAA' II.« KGA1.NN.
The law in view will allow every but every effort will be put forth to to what extent these will bold the in-door athletics that will bo second ness mini who I h dealrou» of expumi-1
I
city
is
what
the
residents
of
thl*
’
get
him
to
do
so.
One
of
the
peculi
­
ad-
to none In the state. The beneficial Ing his tiude territory. The mor-
Five Iota, sign !y location, flboO.
state 51 per cent of the fund ac­
t ffects of this course is Indicated by chant willing to have his trade re­ Can loun |7&u < u th» <i»«l.
cumulating «¡'.rough the dis;»osition arities of the secretary is strict ad- dltion want to find out.
In the Fairview addition the rest the deep Interest already manifesto I main within the confine» of the city
I herence to his schedule. In this re-
. of public lands."
A Uiou collag * with bath, larga
"Being the umpire oi a baseball ' spent he Is like President Taft. If dents are principally interested in In th new gym. ami It may be ex­ or count ■ will, of course, see little lot. II •<>''. A good buy.
As It pected that the Klamath Agency will •toud in 'i bargain week, for the rea­
game," said Director Newell, “ is a I he decid s that he cannot remain any th,* construction of sidewalks
A larg. re»I l< re. fii « lot, |3S00.
picnic compared to distributing water. . longer than the time now allotted now Is very few of the propert«' ••«'ti­ turn out some athl>*t *s that will at­ son 'i<* will not care to lose the profit
Three cottage» ou throe lota Hoots
tract attention throughout the state caused b; the reduction.
I was actually surprised, however, at and the Chabber of Commerce of this er* lav* provided these necessity
But tlle • ncugn for another rottugo, flziu.
put
him During the winter months travel In
«he 3carrity of complaints agninst ■ eity and Medford can
.MASON a HLot'GIL
met 11 ant who Is li believer In big
the service.
There were no com­ through without apparent difficulty this s *etion of the city 1« attended
sales nnd small profit», w ho I« de­
plaints oet of the ordinary. In any ' it w ill have a considerable weight in with difficulty on account of the mud
ill ous of bring more than n local in-
community there are soreheads who the effort that is being made to I ti­ The streets are also In a deplorable Note iiiitcm t< I - Are Now in tin* I-ielil st It ut Ion. who wl«hi*H to see thou»-
Bendy to Begin AA’ork—Cun
might kkk at one fierscn receiving duce President Taft to forsake the condition. If they were given assur­
and* of dollars <onio to the city du r-
AA'hcr«*:.«, the grc.it Supreme* Chan­
Bulbi in Two Aem*.
more water than they, but we were railway and make the/ journey to ances that these evils woul l be r *»•
Ing the »i ring mid full months, thls cellor <>l the Universe In 111» omnipo­
not even overburdened with com­ Crater lake when he is on ti.e coast inlled it would have a strung 1’ifiv-
man will see the merits of the Hur- tent wiHtlum La» taken unto himself
All o* tNe construction work for gain AA’e* k and lie an earnest SUp-
once on the action taken.
plaints of that nature. Reclamation two months hence.
tin* beloved wif« of our brother, M«ik
th«* railroad between this city and luirter of the movement
is much like the water system of a
L. Hu rm1, b«< It therefor«
Natron Laa been placed under i I m
>T EAI«M AN EMITA SACK
city. As soon as a main reaches a MISS .ABBI.EGATE
Thu question of having a bargain
Heiiolved, by Klumath Lodge No.
I HOM THE MONEA DKAAA 1 11 control 'it H. P. Hoey, who directed week should be decided on by the
corner, residents living up the street
AA INS SCHOl.AKSHir
9#. Knli'ht« of By thia i, thut while
the bubi'lng of the line from AA’eed merchant III emaci ves. and for
and dov.r the street wai.t to be pro­
that we bow to the omnipotent decree, yet
Thief Get- small IU*w:ii«l for Hi- to Klamath Fall*
in ull of the AA'eit purpose u meeting should be
vided with water. AA’e encounter the At UnhetHity of Oregon—Prove» the
held, we depbue our brothur'» great Io*»
i there Is nu liner piece of mountain
Di-lioae-t Effort».
Efficiency^ of the Klanuith
same requests, but we are hampered
Merchant- engaged in the same line» with d p and hearuelt feeling,
I
railroad than that just completi I by
by lack of funds and it is impossible
Comity School».
A darh.it theft was attempted In Mr. Hoey, «nd the fact that the bal­ of business should mee t and agi ce on »oi’teued only by the confident hope
for us to acomplish 120.00v,000
the store of Crance & Co. Friday. ance of the lltiv lias b<-en turned ov *r a program of price«, Sonie have ad- thut in *,ie great day that »he may
If anything were necessary to tes­
worth of work for $7.000.000.
vaticed the argument that this agree- again be united with her now ko­
Jiut the would-be thief only got an
"In th-? conference this morning tify to the high standard of teach­ empty shot sack for his pains. While to him Is a recognition of hL ability ment wll! not be lived lip
up to.
to
It lonved family; that our brnthar runy
completion of all contracts in 1910 ing of the schools of this county it waiting on customers the clerk, after as an engineer tl.xl Is wi ll deserved s»*em« unlikely thut this city Is filled ie«t stMuie In th>* promise that
In the construction of this Bn ■ wlili business men whose word Is of
was favored, but to do that over may be fr.nnd In the winning by Miss making change, left the money
"Death Is but the gut .-way to a bet-
>20,000,000 will be required, and it Rachel E. Applegate cf this city of drawer slightly open, out of which nothing is being overlooked that will •o little value. If »itch should be the
ter life;
may be necessary to stop work in the scholarship of 1200 offered annu­ protruded the sack In which the make It second to none on the coast, <'ii.«' the finding out for a lertiilnty
A volume grand, rewritten mid re-
one place to aid another project. The ally by Ute Oregon branch of Colle­ change Is kept. He Went to the op- and in order to accomplish such a re­ of sm h a fact would |><* worth the
vl«*«l;
sult It must necessurilv be In the having of the sale. It Is simply a
The reclamation service has dug as giate Alumni at the University of pesite slle of the store,
A life much broader hnn the on«
and while hands of competent men
much as the Panar. :• canal, but its Oregon. There were fifteen appli­ his back was turned the thief
show of weakness on the part of the
we see.
The Utah Construction company Is
work beiug distributed the task does cants for the scholarship.
Of what we are. or w, at we bopo
reached over the counter and took going to let its part of the contrail merchant > to advanco such nu argil-
The selection is based on the show­
seem so great. By the end of 1910 i
ment.
to ba.”
the sack out iff the drawer, which
we will have spent 160.000.000 on ing made by the applicants in their fortunately was empty, the change to subcontractors, and they arc now
Be It 'urther re«olv I, that tho
reclamation and we have provided high school work. Miss Applegate's being all In the till. Mr. Crance was j going over the,line for lhe purpoa«*
member» of Klamath lartge No. V»,
llEBoltTED St H IDE
I of niaklt g Mtiniates on the work
victory is one of which the county
homes for 10,000 people.”
Knights of Bythla», of K li* mu th FnU».
in his pr'vat" office when the occur­ ¡ The same program will be carried nut
Director Newell also stated that an may v.ei) feel proud. She is a young rence took place, and there were
Oil«* of laikc County Olib-ot s«*t(|i-r» Oregon,
extend to OU’ bereaved
and there were; ()n
».nd. and the subcontractor»
attempt would be made in the en­ lady of untiring energy and ability, quite a
nnd Olili Ini- Tahc» Hi» liuti Life
hrothet cur earnest nnd heartfelt
number of customers in lhe, an. PX1^.tPj t() arrhe here thl. week.
suing year to complete all the larger and it tray confidently be expected store at
it 1» reported that AVIlllnm Cole. | sympathy In thl« hour of Ills great
No Information can be obtained as to
reclamation projects. These as enum­ that the laurels she now has won will
On a sign in the store is printed . when lhe work will be completed, who for the past seventeen years has, sorrow;
erated by him include the following: be added to during her stay at the the following: ‘ Bring back my mon­
That t! e»e rwolullons bo ■pread in
j aside fiem the fact that the road can b< -n circuit court bailiff of take I
Roosevelt dam . in Arizona. 70 university.
ey sack." which will not very likely 1 be ready fur operation within two • ounty, committed suicide last Satnr-i full upon the mlniitea of thl» lodge
miles above Phoenix.
be done, as the thl *f 'ere this Is j year« if the company wl- he» to rush ■ day by shooting himself
Billy Cole, and be* then sent to our bereaved
Gunnis< n tunnel, largest in the St BOOL DISTRICT NO. 11
doubtless thinking of the wisdom of matters. One section, where It las b<*en one of the most faithful 1 brother, Mark L. Burnt, at Dorris.
world, in central Colorado.
VOTES Sf HfMlI. BONDS the old saying, "AA’ho steals my purse
Cai.
croH»:-.i the divide, will involve very servants Lake county ever had. and It
I
Dike at Patbfir.dar dam In central
K. L. ELLIOTT,
steals trash.”
is
with
regret
thut
we
learn
this,
for
heavy work, and if anv delay it
Election I- Found to Ik* Is-gnl and
Wyoming.
C. C. HOGUE.
Billy
was
one
of
lhe
old
frontlei
caused it will be at till* iwilnt.
l’ieton svstc-m in Yakima
Bond» Will Ik* Sold at Once.
J L. VADEN.
F« H IIncklcberries.
.
Two a» datants have been assigned’ type that Is fast disappearing over'
VA'aShitlgiOt,
Committee.
the
divide,
aud
n
good,
fnllhfitl
man
'
Superintendent Swan attended a
Mr and Mr». J. AA’. Bryant re- : to Mr. Hoey, one to be »’aliened here
Boi'e s'Mem in Idaho.
he was, too, both to the community !
and
one
at
Natron.
special meeting of the voters of turned Friday from the httckle-
Miuidok« system In Idaho.
D. I. McCollum of Holland was In
in which he lived and to his country |
Belle Fourche in South Dako’a, school district No. 11, known as berry patch, where they l ad been for
the city on bucine»* Thursday.
In
the
early
forties,
when
men
of
i Lone Pine district, called for the p*t;-- their annual supply of this luscious
BEAI TA ( O.MMoN-SEVwE
largest ea.rr. dam .n the world
nerve and stnmnlii were needed on
Dam on Yellowstone in Montana I pose of vovng on tho question of fruit. The abrndance of these ber­
Nt »Tll K.
the <-oa«t to pave the way for the
AA'hen
the
ey«?»
ache
from
pro
­
bonds
fot
a
new
schoolhouse.
The
ries that were In evidence last year
Dam u, Pio Grande in New Mcx
civilization
we
now
have
around
us.
Parties
wishing
««gebrnah iaod
vote was unanimous for the bond Is- i.« strongly emphasized by th * scar­ longed exposure to the wind, bathing
ico, to oe continued.
AA'e
extend
our
sympathy
to
Lake
clear«*,
call
on
or
write,
them
with
a
hot
salt
water
solution
J sue. and the sentiment favors build- city this •: ason. The quality Is poor,
W W. MASTEN,
' ing a neat, modern structure, with and ns a consequence they went to will give much relief. l'«e a teiu-poon- i county In the loss of this faithful«
COUNCIL MEETING
I1-Stf
Klamath Fails, lira
1 improved grounds and a good heat­ the marid. and picked the blueber- ful of salt to a cup of water and servant of theirs.
bathe
the
lid*
for
several
minutes
ries
to be found there. Wiseacres
Mayor I» Authorized to Secure Option ing plant. The passing of the old
Lone Pine schoolhouse will mark an­ have a happy faculty of predicting It w ill do no harm If some of the wa
on Block of Isind to Ik- Used
other st';. In the progress of Klam- the kind of winter that wilt follow ter gets Into the eye».
for City Purposes.
To prevent discoloration of bruises
■ ath county
the crop of huckleberries. If there
is an abundant crop the winter will apply a cloth w rung out of water a:* I
The
clerk,
S.
E.
Icinbice,
was
In
A special meeting of the city coun­
hot as can be borne. Change often.
cil was held Friday night, wh -n tin. Klamath Falls for the purpose of be severe, if a scarcity, the winter
The woman who comes In from a
■ raving Attorney Kuykendall pass on will be mild. If all signs do not fail
principal subject under discussion
long ride or a tiresome day's shop­
the
legaliiv
of
the
meeting
and
have
this
section
should
see
a
very
mild
was the extension of the city limits.
' the neccr.-F.ry papers sent to the winter this year, for the crop Is the ping and dashes cold water on her
It was discovered that a few minor
WHAT AVILL YOU NEED FOR FUTURE LIFE? Commercial,
face is courting wrinkles and an aged
State [.and Board, which, by law, has poorest it has been In years. »
errors had been made in the ordi­
Shorthand usd English are taught hern ip such a ninnnnr that
Mr. Bryant brought der/n two ap|>< arance. Instead, dip the fingers
'the first option on the bonds. It ft
nance, necessitating the drafting of
our students win success.
Into
cold
cream
and
cover
the
whole
bucks
and
a
bear,
lie
Is
not
satls-
a new measure for submission to the understood that the election was
Modern furnishing», thorough course of training, prsril-
fled with t!:Is record, which Is the face ami neck with It. After It hna
council. Another ordinance will be I found legr.i and the bonds will be is-
cnl
instructors,
individual Instruction, and licalthful location,
been
on about five minutes, wipe off
Plans are now best repoi'ed so far this season, and
prepared at once, and a special meet­ i rued imp ediatcljr.
give our Htudonts a decided advantage.
he Is going back next month and bag with a soft cloth anil then bathe the
. N
, being drawn for the building.
ing of the council called to act there­
OUR GRADUATES SUCCESS IS 0URNSUCCES3. Addl-
some of li e big fellows that are fur- face with warm water and soap. Tan I
on.
tlonnl Information muy be > ad for the asklng.
and sunburn have Hometlnies been
ther up i*> the mountains.
The council authorized the mayor
$100 Reward, $100.
ln< radii ably aet by the use of cold
to secure an option on a block to be The r>*»d<-ra of thl« paper will txi pleaded to
water when the face Is heated, the
HOME FROM THE FAIR
used for city purposes.
l«*»rn that there 1» »1 leant one dremjed dlaeane
shock to the delicate akin nerves
tb«t
eelenee
tian
te
r
n
»hie
to
core
In
atl
ft»
No action was taken on the matter
Manea, and that is catarrh. Haii’a Catarrh County Officiali« Report a Good Time closing Hie pores and preventing any
of the sewer bonds further Investi­
mid Are Proud of 'I heir Home
Cure la the only po«ltive cure now known to
later applications being effective.
gation making it necessary to post­ the medical Iratcrnlly. Catarrh being aeon.
County School Exhibit
pone final dispoFilfoi of the matter, • iltutlonal d'K.-a»*, require, a conrtltniional
VOI ¡I WATCH A# A COMPASS
An adjournment v
taken subject treatment, ttall’a t a'arrh Cure I- taken IB-
County Clerk D Lap and Sheriff
teraallv, acting directly upon the blood and
to the call of th ■
a "or, wh en al! niucoaa surface« ut tho ayattni, thereby de. Barnes returned last night from a
The polnis of the compass may be
questions preyent
t evening will •troylng the foundation of the di»ea«e, and ¡trip to ti.e fair, and report a d<dlght- determined with the aid of an ordi­
giving the patent »tr< n/ih by building up , fill time.
come up for furthe, consideration.
Clerk DeLan, in »peaking nary watch. It is simply nocer’ary
the conalilutlon and a-Hiatln» nature in doing
< f the Klamath County School ex­ to bring the watch In a position so
it«
work.
The
proprietor,
have
»o
much
faith
Ir.d'an's Body in Lake
I d It« curative power« that they offer One hibit, raid it was very fine, and tiiad that the hour hand Is directed toward
A phone message from Ft. Klam­ Hundred Hollar« for any ca-e it fall* to cure. It «"nTficd quite homelike for pooph tin* sun. The south tlienll<*s exactly
ath Thtiradey reports th ■ finding of Send for li»* of le-i’men1»!«
of this K"»lon In a strange land to midwny between whatever hour It
the bi dy of Si.mmy Andy in the lake
run acro«s the familiar names which may happen to bi* nnd the numeral
MRS. M. McMILLAN, Prop’r.
near Moi.oc point, Sammy Andy was
AVhen some one inadvertently pro­ he found there. Literature, setting Nil on the dial. Let its suppose, for
_______ :
one of the old I.ink river Indians, posed a toast. to “Ottr Next Presi- out the inducement» offered to homo­ Instance, that it it 1 o’clock, and that
Modern improvement«.
73 room« nini i RIlitf'H, J
and for a long time was in the eni- dent" at the banquet given in honor seeker» In this county was, however, the timepiece is held In the position
ni».I.
\
Sample Hoorn«, Bur Boom, Parlors, Two Club
ploy of ,’udge Moore as a servant, of Governor Johnson of Minnesota bonspicuous by its absence. Klamath Indicated. The direction of the
He wag one of the oldest Indians on and Governor Hughes of New York county is being talked of a groat deal direction of the numeral II will then
Rooms, Etc., Etc,
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the reservation, well kaown to the at the A.-Y.-P., each celebrated guest on the outside. Judge Griffith and be the exact south. If It be 8 o'clock
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