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♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦•e « OFFH I XL PAPER WF ♦ * Ki \M I I II < Ul Xi X . ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦O VOL. XIV. mi.i. iieadi 1» i him " tx KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY. OREGON, SEPTEMBER 2, 190? M ti I ttl.IXtU I III KI.AM till MFI. LAL Mi E'l I MJ OF I.AMHiH XEItH CALLED ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ • • LEADING PAPEH OP SOL THKRN OREGON. ♦ * NO. z3 BA J, LIN (.ER NOT COMING Ulietber He Will Retarli West and The lllforuuitioii < uum ' m I n won tell A Feasible Line on Every tirade and Meeting of Menale Irrigation Commit Arrangement» P«rf«-« t< <1 for Early latter Visit G m * Klamath Project < urvnture t un 11« laicatcd Along Activity Aiming Houthern Pn<tlb- tee and Water I'orrs’ X»»« h talion At H lili li tlic Question of Im reuning M«ttl<-m<-iit of R4-««-iv«-r»bi|»— I» Unknown Now. the Klnnuiili Hi Ver. Engineer«. Develop» Warm Argument New Honda D ì «|M,< m <1 I ft. Capital Stock of A«»o< iatiou Will lie DI m U mw >«I. There is trouble among the "big A geiitlemun who hus had a lai g« "Jim“ 11 ill s aurvoyors are bead<wt Extension of the Pacific & Eastern I R«Ki»rding the recent meeting be- _______ bugs ” of the government, and as a Itween the »«mate Irrigation commit railroad to the timber belt, the final for Klamath Full». Thai 1» the word experience In rullioad mutter», and A special meeting of the directors tiiut Im» ranched till» <lty u»<i it 1» who 1» well posted on II « present out result Secretary Ballinger will not winding un and adjudication of Its of the Water User»' association was tee and the Water U»era' aaaociallon indebtedness as well as the involved vUlt thia project at leaat, not for thia information tliui hna thrown con look for further railroad building aternutlon Into th«’ ranks of the local hold In this city Wednesday aftei iof the Sunnyside district, »h«* follow- finances of the defunct Medford & the present. Thia change of program Into this country, commenting upon •nglm'er» of the Houthern Pacific rap noon and evening, at which It was de Ing inti-restlng account come-, to u» Crater Lake railroad was assured has been caused by bla hurried de reaentatlvea here. Already u crew of the article In yesterday*» ilerald u > to Tuesday morning, when John itobcrtM 'via the exchange route' parture from Seattle for Washington. ■ urveyoi» arc headed tor the north th« coming of Hill's engineer» Into cided to «all a »pedal meeting of the The senate irrigation commlttei Allen of New York, ownet of the Pa- stockholders of th« association for ern end of the count) for the purpoac this section, stated cifl<- 4« Eastern, paid to Receiver J. F. It la presumed that his sudden deci Saturday in the Sunnyside dlsti let of of heading off th« Hill men. Thia fuel ile-Jdy ot the Medford & Crater Lake sion to return to the national capital * I have been looking for just Rome October 2 2d. la denied by Engineer» Hoey and This will be th« most Important the Lower Yakima valley, guioi» over railroad »77,425 for »100,000 worth I.as been due to the controversy rag Church, but the Information cornea such news a > contained In yesterday'» meeting of ti« association »In«« the the government project» In compuny' of Pacific 4c Eastern bcmd», which ing between I is department and Chief paper for some time, and tills verifies | from tollable »«mice». witb Secretary Ballinger, who joined were turned over to Receiver Reddy Forester Plnchot, although this fact Five day» ago The Herald wn» In th« statement mad« by Colonel Hula time th« stockholders voted on the by Receiver T. C. Devlin of the Ore It them there. With the aenatora was J gon Trust & Savings bank in ex is denied by the secretary. The dls- receipt of confid.'Wtlal Information bitd some Um« since that 'railroads | contract with th« government. to l he effect that 11 III urv« ' ora would will be lit this meeting that the ques also a < itlzens' committee from North change for »81.500 certificate» of de patch announcing his return to this« days ar« built on the lln« of »tart south from Ib-inl thia morning tion of Increasing the capital stock Yakima, representing the city and posit on the defunct bank. The cer- Washington is as follows: A party I um already gon« ahead for leitsl resistance,' unit u glance at the will he considered and a vute taken commercial < lub, and at the clone cf : tificates of deposit represented the Secretary of the Interior Richard the pill !«>«<• of I «<'Onnolt«rlUK. the map of Oregon and California will tin- dti) Hi*-, accompanied tbe sol >ns proceeds of th«- »ale of the Medford & main force to follow In a few day*. show that a line from Bend down on the question of whether tin- condi i Crater I-ake railroad to George Estes A. Ballinger hurriedly left Seattle for here. Thia crew 1» to be under th« pentotml through lid.« country will fulfill that tions laid down by the government an«l as«o< fates of Portland. The nego Washington Tuesday night. Before Sunday the »euators visited the supervision of the clilgf engineer of requirement to th« letter shall be met or rejected. So Im tiations were completed by Mr. Allen, leaving he said: It would , Tieton project, and returned to North Receiver Reddy and bis attorney, A. the Hill company and the work wa» portant 1» this question that a full “Departmental affairs have made it to be ru»h«d with nil poaalbl« »peed not surprise m«» In the l«a»t to »<*« attendance of th« members of the as Yakima In the evening and were en- 1 E. Rwames, and Attorneys Franklin necessary for me to change my plans Hill's road running down the western Absolut« secrecy wua to I«' main tertaiued at a smoker by the commer-| Griffith and S. B. Llthicuni of Port talm <1 until th« survey hud b«en tun side of Upper Ink«, being thereby «n- | sociation 1» imperative. In consider land. who represented Receiver Dev and go at once to Washington.” ia) club before they left for the coast. pa«t Odell. lin. before Judge H. K. Hanna at ubled to tap th« Immense body of tim ing the ai l Ion taken, each Individual Secretary Ballinger was seen at the At Sunnyside tbe committee, with Jacksonville. Someone talked, however, and the ber there, a great d«nl of which be should ail for himself. lie »hould railrodd station by a representative of llarilman people were apprlsel of the The German-American bank, which consider the mailer dispassionately Secretary Ballinger, was present at a long» to the Weyerhauser Timber | contemplated move Order» wet« h had assumed the assets and liabilities the Ass«jciat<-d Press. He said that and vote according to his own judg meeting of the Sunnyside Water he had not been called east by the ailed to pluc« men In the field nt once company. ■ L'jers association, at which Walter of the Oregon Trust, arid Receiver "ft Is common knowledge that ment. and not I m - led for or against and I«» prepat «-<1 to cover the track» ¡Devlin agreed before Mr. Allen pur- president. Gram r, manager of the Sunnyside of th. Illll nun Till» him been don«, James .1. Illll and Mr. Woyerhausor it by th« arguments of someone else. ; chased the Pacific St Eastern stock, to “Emergency matters have arisen in canal. was charged with favoritism, surrendei the old Pacific A Eastern and no Hurprlr" need be manifeated if an- acting tn «oncert on several large The proposition to be considered Is the department which make It neces • m ismanagement, incompetency and bonds they held and accept in lieu, the announcement 1» made that work ventures. It would be it very easy I whether the association shall In- ha» been commenced In certain of the by the trustees of the a»s<j* thereof n-w bonds. This agreement sary to lay aside my plans and return Icrease Ils capital stock from »2,000,- dlalioii | matter for Mr Hill to locate a line atrateglc point» north of Odell. TMatlon. Senator Carter presided at 'they repudiated as soon as Mr. Allen to Washington,” said the secretary. Thor« la no certainty that Illll 1» on the western side of th« lake, for >><to to $6,000,000. This makes the ¡the meeting. made his purchase, and then repudl-i “My trip has no special signifi- coming Into this city from the mirth. ho hu» atnpl« data to work from In par value 130 a share, which is what 1 ated the certificate» of deposit held by is not the result,of a mes- The lie was passed between F. H. ' Receiver Reddy, forcing him to bring 11« may poanlbly come In from the 11:« »1 ai ' of field i.oIid t I k - W«' ei th:- project is to cost the landowners. a. the president. I have prac- i Newell, director of tbe reclamation I suit to establish their validity and de- ¡•age east Tlic survey now under way la ¡hanger Timber company, which »bow On this question every acre slgu«-d up i tically completed my inspection of the to aaiertain If a better route can be I round an accounting. Since then they to the government «an be voted, so 'service, and ti.<- Sunnyside canal trus «very creek, road, nisuntufn and ; irrigation projects, and can lay aside aecuri I through th <>d«ll country tees. Newell denied that the charges agreed to surrender the bonds In ex- . , ¡change for the certificates of deposit my plans without difficulty. I have than I' ii . already been surveyed from grad« in all of their vast holdings. tl at t those owning over 160 acres will against Granger had ever been made i Mr. Allen made two propositions, been away from Washington Itcnd and running between East Ikk« A n to an outlet for th« Illll road, I m - entitled to vote his excess hold two Ito him. whil the trustees maintained the first to purchase the certificates and th« Paulin«- mountain». should It come down on t) •- western ings. months, and during that time matters The route that the Illll men will The d I ret tors at the meeting W«d- i they had at a meeting last year. S«»c- of deposit at their face value. »81,- •Id« of the lake, It »hould be taken follow will lie along the Deschutes 500„ paying »10,000 down and the have arisen that require my personal i nesda) appointed N. S Merrill and J rotary Ballinger Baid that if formal river, following th« cant fork and Into consideration that the Klamath •charges were preferred against Gran- balance In quarterly payments ex- attention. I will probably return to pan» I ng went of th« Walker rang«. river Is on« of the outlet» from this G Stevenson as delegates to the Wa tended throughout the year, Tbe Seattle with the president's party. I i “f c jey would le- given consideration Thia la the moat feasible route Into country, which has not been gobbled iter Users' convention, which is to be second proposal was to pay cash less cannot discus» the emergency that by hL s department. a discount of 5 per cent, which wa-s thia county and baa alicady been • i:r- up, und that for quite a diet time on ; In ld In Denver 8«4>tcnibcr 7th. calls me east.” The statement that Granger might revepted. veycd by th« Southern Pacific. Ttil» tile rivet the Weyerhauser'» control Secretary Ballinger evinced a de The transactions concluded today survey was made by Engineer Gra I I Vl>IX<. V "I HI XI < »1 - I II I doctor” the books if given time was open the way for the speedy settle ham ami ended nt Nnylox. Th« not«» the situation by the Klamath Lake sire to convey the impression that he characterised by Mr. Ballinger as an ment of the Medford & Crater Lake is not contemplating severing his re were forwarded to Kan Franclaco and rui I road, it Is also known that Im Scxrttary Ballinger Qualities for tin* ■ insult to the reclamation service. railroad receivership and the liquida were destroyed at the time of th« mense electric power Is available all lations with the administration by tion of its indebtedness as soon as the earthquake. Whether Graham ha» a the way down the Klamath river fiom ItooM-veltmn Emlui-ance Flub. saying that he hoped to make a trip ONIA WOMAN VETERAN DEAD court passes upon the validity of the copy of them I h not definitely Vno«n. here to the coast, which Is being claims. They place Mr. Allen In a po to Alaska next summer. although It in believed that he han. A North Yakima dispatch of re«-ent <'arri<d on tin- Pcn»ion Boll for Ser* sition to deliver bis new issue of The crew that »tart» north to keep figured on In connection with operat “I believe the president wishes to bonds as soon as the local bondhold go along," said Mr. Ballinger, in dis tab on the Illll men will pick up Gra- ing a line down that stream, and It date give» tbe following information: vic«* During Civil War. Secretary Richard Ballinger of the ers comply with their agreement and linm'i work and get their map» In would be a very feasible matter for cussing the matter. Although the sec aliape for immediate filing, provided Mr. Hill to use this route to the coast, | Department of the Interior ha» given mrrender their old bonds for the new. WASHINGTON. August 26.—Mrs The new bond issue has been placed retary said that he decided yesterday it 1» found necessary to do no. thereby opening up an Immense tim - practical assurance that the govern Sarah E. Thompson, the only woman and the money is available for the to go east tonight, the matter was Definite Information an to the work ment Irrigation projects now under carried on the rolls of the pension of railroad's extension. of the Illll engineers will not reach ber and mining country, a» well us kept secret until thirty minutes be thin city for perhaps two week», when onnecting with the Santa Ft- at wav will be pushed to completion as fice as a soldier of the Union army- fore his train left, when his private DICK SEASONS OPENS It In not at all unlikely that crew» of Eureka, thereby securing un entrance soon as possible. He sai<l there was died yesterday. secretary telephoned to the Associ men will be placed In the field north Into Sun Francisco.” now- available to complete reclama Mr». Thompson was recognized as ated Press office and announced that of Od«ll oHtennlbly for th« purpono of tion projects LI 1.000,000, whereas There was lively scurrying in the a soldier, largely because of services beginning Work on the Oregon East Mr. Ballinger was leaving for Wash- SIM Mil.I. AT IMXoN SPRINGS $2 7.000.000 was needed. He said, she rendered the latter part of the ranks of duck hunters Wednesday and ington at once. ern. but actually to hold on to the however, that he believed congress atrnteglc point» of entrance to Klam civil war by discovering and reporting many were the vacant places at the lias n Capacity of 20,000 Feet a Day. Whether he will visit Klamath would make a way for procuring the ath county. to federal troops the hiding place of dining table when nteal hour arrived, Falls on his return west Formerly Kent Its Entire Out with the 1 funds needed to complete the work John Morgan, the confederate general all due to the opening of the duck \ KI RKH s itl NAW II put to Merrill. president is something that has not now In hand. As for undertaking any season. The weather was far better who Invaded and terrorized Ohio. been decided upon and it is doubtful than most expected it would be, al-1 Turner Bros., who for some time new projects at present, the secretary Mr» I'. E. Kirkendall lliu n Narrow If even the secretary himself knows, said he believed It would be bad busi WE U VXT TO SHOW YOU though if the rain had only come to past have been operating a sawmill E mh | h », i It is barely possible that the presi- day instead of yesterday better luck on the summit of Mount Stukel, will ness policy. i dent may visit Crater lake, and If he I Secretary Ballinger received yester- llome-Grovv li Fruit That Tells It» would have followed the efforts of A Hcrtoun runaway accident oc move their mill from its present loca does and Ballinger is a member of Own Story of Sunshine and Rain the hunters. Reports indicate that curred on th« Altamont road Thurs tion to Dixon Springs on this side of da) a delegation of head men of the •the party, he will remain here long Under Klamath Skies. the supply, however, is plentiful, es day. between th« Melhane plac« the mountain. The tusk of moving Yakima Indians, who made several enough to make a thorough inspec pecially of honkers. and Altamont, In which Mm. E. E will be commenced some time this requests, one of which a request for tion of the Klamath project. There are to been tn the office win Kirkendall sustained a broken arm full. The output of this mill hereto separate pasture he granted at once. That his return to Washington dow of The Herald some fine Klam and other Injuries more or less se fore has gone to Merrill and that sec The Indians also asked that all chll- was unexpected even to Mr. Ballin- ath county apples, and the person dren born on the reservation since vere. Mr. Kirkendall was driving tion. Tills condition of affairs will, ger is evidenced by the fact that he Chas, H. Hoagland, an home with hl» family when the Iron however, change when the mill Is In 190-1 should be given allotments and contending that fruit cannot be had written to President Stevenson resident of Bonanza, died raised here Is respectfully asked to which fast. ‘U h the tongue to the main stalled In its new locntlon, and the that a permanent council of Indian» of the Water Users' association that at about 7:30 p. m. Tuesday body of the wagon broke, letting the output thereafter will come to tills I e officially recognized by the govern come and have a look, Then, If he when he came here he desired to Hoagland was proprietor of the tongue drop, frightening the home» city. The mil! has a capacity of about ment in dealing With questions affect continues to feel that fruit cannot meet the directors personally. The American hotel in Bonanza, and and they became unmanageable. Mm. 20.000 feet per day. The water sup ing them. These requests were taken be grown here, it would be advisable property there. The fight between Pinchot and the Inter owned other | under advisement. to consult a physician, ns for hint 1 Kirkendall wan thrown from the ve ply In their present location has been Secretary Ballinger is leading the there is I something radically wrong remains were brought here Wednes- ior Department has reached a stage hicle. She wiih taken to the Ameri Inadequate, and with the plentiful day night and taken to Central Point where either Ballinger or Pincuot can hotel, where she la under the care supply which Is to be had at Dixon strenuous life this week in a way to with his head and his stomach. i must leave the services of the gov He The exhibit in the window is not a this morning for interment. His of Dr. Hamilton, who report» »he ha< Springs n continuous operation of this win applause from Roosevelt. ernment, and the secretary may have rode SO miles on horseback Sunday "picked" display, They were re- mother lives there. no serious Injurlea outside of the plant Is probable. ¡returned for the purpose of marshal ami 70 miles tn Fort Simcoe nnd the tree with a hoe, and moved from broken arm. The two children had It will not bo many year» before Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Rantsby, Mrs. ing his evidence for presentation to Tuesday he went to fell on the bosom of old Mother a mlractilotiH escape, for they were this whole country will be alive with back Monday S. E. Martin and two children and the president. If hfs position is sus found under the Rent unharmed. One the hum of the lumber Industry, both Wapato and Toppenish, where clti- Earth with a whack that busted a Mrs. C. M. Rantsby and two children tained and Pinchot is proven to be in | zens of those towns presented a peti good many finer ones than those on of the horse» bad to be shot on ac large and small, and Klamath Falls, returned Tuesday from the huck ' the wrong, there is only one course count of th<' Injuries it received. Mr. situated as It Is, will be the hub. Out tion urging favorable action on the exhibition. The Gravenstein apples leberry patch. They have been in 'open to him, and that Is to resign. Kirkendall was unhurt. siders see this, henoe the predictions Wapato project. Wednesday he spent are front the orchard of Mrs. A, C. that neighborhood for the past four If, on the other hand, Ballinger Is In Ellensburg looking Into the Klt- Beals. The Red Astrachans are from of Its future greatness. or five weeks, and made such good the one that has transgressed, then titns project nnd today he went to the that of Judge George Noland. E. E. Fitch of Merrill was about use of their time that they brought 1 there will be a new head for the De Tieton project. town yesterday. Born, to Jay J. Arant and wife, back with them forty-five gallons of partment of the Interior. J. W. and J. P. Churchill, E. J. N. 8. Merrill of Merrill was In the Tuesday, a son. J. G. Stevenson, president of the huckleberries. "Dad” says that if McNulty and H. L. Walther of Yreka F. A. Bellows of Merrill was regis city yesterday. Judge Henry L. Benson left yester board of directors of the Water Us the folks had not been in such a arrived In the city Tuesday via i auto. J. M. Yowell of Uly was In the city tered nt the Llvermor'e yesterday. day for Lakeview on business hurry he could have equaled last Guy Morrill was In the city yester ers' association, was in the city yes They left yesterday for the Dry Wednesday. connected with the Oregon Valley E. C. Gunn of oBnanza was In the day to attend a meeting of the Wa terday to attend the meeting of the lake country and from there will pro year's record of fifty gallons, and Land company. has half a notion to do it anyway. water users. ceed home. ter Users' association. city yesterday.