Klamath republican., September 02, 1909, Image 4

¡State, that it does not co-operate suf- Hl IHMH.M V VM uinm DOMENTE ID
tlciently with the federal geological
De|>arl incut Décision Holds Actual
survey in compiling data used In thia
Residence Evidence of Good Failli
E. J. MURRAY, Editor.
I work, dues not hit Oregon harder
Despite lank of < ulllviitlon.
than Arlsona, Nevada. Wyoming and
The many friends of Miss Rostora
several other Western states. Ore-
French
will be pleased to learn that
: gon has been discriminated against
the contest cuso against her home
I In reclamation work, and unless the
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
stead, wl.ich was brought by the gov
people get In condition to aid such eminent upon complaint of a apocini
All communications submitted for publication In the columns of this u lust and able official as Secretary of agi'iit. lias been decided In her favor
pa|>er will be Inserted only over the name of the writer. No non de plume .be Interior Ballinger, the dlscr'ml- by the Commissioner of the General
I .a nd < >(!!< «'
articles will be published.
nution may become perpetual.
Her uttorney in the ra ♦<*,
When the reclamation work began
Brower.
I.a* Just received notice from
land sales from being used in swamp in I *»02 there was a great clamor for
OREGON LONKN FIVE MILLION
the commissioner'* office that the de-,
dralr.a : * or other reclamation work immediate results Surveys hid b x u
vision of the local officer* at Lake- I
Orcgoniana Should Make an Effort to in the East, it Is held that the spirit
made of the tw >.blg projects in \il- view, la reversed and filial certificate
Get Their Just l*n>|H»rtion of
of the law is again suggested to be xotta and Nevada, so that the officials authorised to be issued.
Thia case is of more than ordinnry
«Iw Money Paid In.
local, giving each State the benefit of * -re inclined to l ogin work «h»ro a>
interest, as the decision clearly hum - ,
land sales therein.
once
By the lime Secretary Hitch-' taina the contention of her attorney
The following article from the
The fact that' the law permitted cock had apportioned reclamation
that good faith in the matter of ac­
Portland Telegram will give some
th 1 Secretary of the Interior to take funds among the states which se.nivd tual residence, ns shown by various
idea of the way this State has fared
4 9 per cent of the funda accruing to have the strongest command of his circumstances, is of greater import­
in the distribution of the reclamation
from each State in the reclamation attention. Oregon had practically ance than the mere matter of cultiva­
tion or lack of cultivation of the land
fund:
group, and using it anywhere else In nothing Heroic
work finally got the
Miss French took this homestead
An irrigation fund of 13.000.000, the group, was interpreted by Hitch­
I'matilla project taken up. but after near Klnmuth Falla about seven years'
to be used and reinvested again and cock as meaning that this was the
this nothing was done. Lake, Klant- ago and baa muJe It her actual home,
again as rapidly as reclamation proj- spirit of the law. However, only two
ath.
Crook. Malheur. Hurney and oth- having nil her personal effect* and'
ects can be completed, is worth striv­
houaehotd belongings there ever since
States were made to suffer severely.
ing for. It is Oregon's, it the proper these being Oregon and North Da- ■r comities have presenter proposi­ to the present time, and although she
tions. but If any attention was given has taught several terms of school In
effort is made. The systematic, per- kola. Each of these States has con-
• sistent work necessary to secure it tributed mere than $8.000.000 to the them it was only to turn the offers country districts, her effects nnd
household goods have always re­
down.
should begin when the seuate commit­ fund, and Ninth Dakota has received
mained nt her home and «he has al­
tee on irrigation is here next week. It in return about $2,000,000 and Ore­ IlitcliriHk Ediet IVr|M’tual.
ways been at home several days In al­
The greatest danger lies Just ahead.
i ei: unfold in natural order
most every month of the terms. Hut
gon less than $3,000.000. These two
until the Secretary of the Interior great States, with a good population Funds are commencing to return to owing to her lack of means and the
recognizes Oregon's Just claim to the to begin with and immense Irrigable the government from some of the fin­ great difficulty in getting laborers for
I clearing land during the great de­
amount this State has contributed to acreage, have been deprived, while ished work. Dli.-ctor Newell stated
mand for labor In this vicinity, she
the federal reclamation fund, which is Arizona, which has contributed but in an Interview while in the North­ has not been able to cultivate as much
above $8.000.000. The States has re­ $426,206 to the fund, has been al­ west this year, “The actual revenue land as she otherwise would have
which will be derived by the govern­ I done, though some land ha* been
ceived less than $3,000,000.
lotted $7.636.350. and Nevada, con­
ment
from these different projects tilled In every year.
The United States Senate is not the tributing but $206.700. has been al­
Her final proof, which she macle
during
the ensuing year will aggre­
enthroned power for distribution of lotted $4,108,000.
last year, was held up because of a
gate
approximately
$1.000.001
This
the reclamation fund. That duty has Get Back Gifts
| contest w hich bad been begun by the
I fund will be expended In the various'
government, and »be could not get n
been placed with the Secretary of the
Most of tie other eWstern States, j states ni the proportion as it is col-
Fearing of the contest until laat De­
W en »-.i a
eu
have received somewhere near what ¡ lected.”
cember.
when It was tried before
cock held the latter office there was
they gave. California contributed $3,-|
United State* Commissioner Alex
PROPRIÍIOR5
From
this
statement
It
seems
ap-
little hope for Oregon to receive anv- 468.492. and Fas been allotted $3.-|
Martin
Jr.
The
contest
wax
bitterly
I parent that thet cadency will be to
way near what justice decreed that 997,900; Colorado gave $3.830,917.1
prosecuted by the special agent, who
make perpetual the Hitchcock dis­ was here at the time, and was vigor­
State, but since R A. Ballinger has
and has been allotted $4.0015,000; crimination against Oregon, unless
ously defended by the attorney for
taken the post a regime that recog-
Idaho gave $3,567,822, and has been Secretary Ballingen ovurruh»» what the homestead claimant.
nizes Oregon is a legitimate claimant
SAUSAGES OF ALL KINDS
allotted $4,991,000; Montana gave he has admitted to be an Injustice to
The officers of the Lakeview land
for federal consideration has begun.
office
decided
against
the
claimant,
$4.041,661. and has been allotted $4.- the state. To aid any good effort that |
Mr. Ballinger has frankly admitted
053.000; New Mexico gave $1.645.- ; may be made to bring to Oregon her baaing their decision apparently whol­
ly upon what they ctmsidered a Inck
that this State had not been receiving
481, and has been allotted $1,315,- due proportion of this fund, as other <
of cultivation of the land, and seemed
its due proportion of the reclamation
r
ASHLAND
r
J
000; South Dakota gave $2.565,156 Western states are receiving, the peo- to wholly Ignore all other evidences
fund. To him the States prayers
and has been allotted $2,350,000; ■ pie of the state wil have to do ener- of
actual residence and good faith
'
must be addressed ultimately* but it
But the department appear» to have
Wyoming gave $2,466.318 and has getic work.
will not be amiss to impress the irri­
given weight to many other circum­ • •
been allotted $4.856,000; and Wash­
An increased appropriation should stance» and to the Judgment and hon-
gation committee of the senate with
ington gave $5,092.793 and has been I be made to have geological surveys
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
X
eaty of the witnesses, all of whom,
the unfortunate plight in which Ore­
allotted $3,521,000.
Prof
Lloyd
Bridge
of
Rochester,
N
Y
,
has
been
secured
for
X
pressed, in conjunction with the na­ both for the government as well as
gon has been left.
Principal of the Commercial Department. .Mr Bridge is most highly "
All of these Stales have received ! tional survey, gathering authentic for the claimant, testified to the effect
Oregon Entitled to More
endorsed by E E Gaylord. ex-President of the National Business <>
that
the
homestead
was
her
actual
substantially what they contributed data about ail parts of the state. At
Educators' Association. Prof Zsncr, Pres of the Zansrlan Pen Art ¡1
borne, and her only home, during all
Out of the total of about $50,000.- No difficulty was found by the Secre
every opportunity, such as the meet-1 the time in question, and the com­
Sc’-ool, 8. I. Williams. Pres of the Rochester Business Institute. ' •
000 turned Into the reclamation fund ta.-y of the Interior in locating suffi­
and others. .Mr. Bridge has taken two post-graduate courses. and ' •
lug here of the Senate irrigation missioner holds that she acted In all
from the Western States embraced in cient projects to use the full quota <-t i
being an experienced business college teachers ami an '-Xpert pen- < I
committee, the people should voice respects in good faith.
the reclamation law, Oregon has giv­ the State's fund therein. But tn Ore­
man. he will be a decided acquisition to the commercial school fra- ‘ J
their protest against the manner in
ternlty of the coast. Prof. B'ldg» is an experienced Instructor In ’ ’
en more than $8,000,000. The total gon and North Dakota, the former
which Oregon has been neglected, un­
HUAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS
Calisthenics.
Gymnastics and Athletics, and the young men and ! I
expenditure for the Klamath and with some of the finest and most ex­
til every one understands the plain
women of the Ashland Commercial College will have an opportunity
Umatilla projects has been but $2.- tensive projects open in the West. ;
Geo, B. Snyder to Wilber White,
for the best training In these lines.
< >
facts. A $5.000,000 fund wisely used
919.000. and as about 25 per cent of the work has never been permitted to '
lot
7 in blk 18 in Fairview add. No.
and turned every ten years to new
P. RITNER, A. M„ President
’•
the Klamath work is properly charge­
reach the minimum specified by the projects would in the next fifty years 2 to K. F.; $10.
able to California, Oregon has. in fact, law. Oregon and North Dakota are
F. H. McCornack et ux to Wtu.
prove a tremendous wealth factor for]
received in seven years of reclamation being milked to build great projects
Lathrop,
lot 1 of sec 30 and lot 2
the state, which is worth any reasona­
been duly ap|>olntcd by said court
work materially less than $3,0000,- in Arizona and Nevada. The only ■
of
sec
29.
tp 3s s, r 8 e. W. nt ; $60.
for the settlement of said account
ble sacrifice at this date to win.
000. By the provisions of the law­
and the hearing of said petition for
Long Lake Lumber company to C.
other State giving heavily to the fund
That the state could finally get the
creating the fund a major portion of
discharge, nt which time and place
Gus
E.
Worden.
Fred
Melhase
and
and receiving nothing is Oklahoma, amount of Its contribution to the
any person Interested In said estate
it must be applied to the States ¡which las contributed $4,748.6081
reclamation fund used here, as most Melhase. lota 1, 2. 5, 6, 7 and X In
may app«<ar and Hie his exceptions In
whence it is derived. Fifty-one per and received only $12,000. in Okia-
And get *£•■• ill'll ri iuly for l>l|{
of the other western states have done. blk 50 of Nichols add. ■ to K. F.;
writing to the said final acount, and
cent of the Oregon contribution ihoma it is stated that few if any good
contest the same and show cause. If
is not doubted, It is merely a matter $9.000.
I
would be IL 168,632, a good million | projects can b? found, but the argu­
G. W. White to Emily A. Ilutnph-
I1 any. why a final distribution of said
of vigorous, careful work.
i
Home good Ixitgnln« mu le
and a quarter more than the State
estate should not be ordered
ment cannot apply to Oregon, for pri-
When Central Oregon is opened by ¡ rey, lots 7 and 8 In blk 7 In K. F.:
has enjoyed. It will be said that the
THOMAS E STANLEY.
hull in hiigelit noli lumi.
' vate capital is taking those in this the proposed railway line, there will $5.300.
I
8-12-9-2
Guardian.
Klamath and Umatilla projects when
Stat“ rapidly and the national service be 10.000.000 to 12,000,000 acres of
W. C. Gordon et iix to H. It Ynn-
I
SWAMI*
LAM>
In
«IrMrnUr
completed will call for a larger ex­
■las never made the thorough surveys government
land
brought within cey. lot I In lilk 6 of Buena Vista
penditure than $3,000,000, In fact
liHMtloiiN Mill I m * higher In pi ire
'in ti e va»t Interior to prove whether reach of the settler. Much of this. add. to K. F.; $350.
slightly more than 31 per cent of the
4
MISI.
Ill ) \(>H .
¡local projects are available.
R. H. White et ux to T. J. Jackson.
land will be taken up in the next de-
present total contribution from the
Ft. Klamath;
The only States that g> t an appre­ ■ade or two. probably assuring Ore- lot 60x110 feet In
I
State. But the most rigid and hexstile
$2.000.
ciably greater sum than they contrib­ gon fir»t position for years among
interpretation of the law would not
F«»r «fi U|M«»»<1nlr w hrrl, gvM
Chas. J. Winton
uted are Arizona. Nevada, Wyoming the states In land -alci. If the Oro-
tolerate alloting to the a State the
* Itomhh'r. on «ulr at the Gl &
and Nebraska. Wyoming gav» but gen right to use this fund is eitab- Yawkey, trustee, 2,625 acres In fps
legal minimum, and then U3ing a por­
|*<»r
«mir
or
roe«.
< apt. < >.
$2.466,318, and has been allotted $L- iisbed, the state wil be guaranteed 32 and 33 s, r 7 e, W. m.; $100 and
l$*N«r to fa*ol. <e$irm
IV r rerrf
tion cf that minimum for many years
Office Muiingi r
856,000, and Nebraska, giving but a superb development work that must valuable consideration.
M Ìtali litir of
IIfitf if« mu fa
In hastening completion Mt' projects in
increase
Its
population
many
hundred
Chas.
J.
Winton
et
ux
to
C.
(
’
.
$946,190, has b< en allotted 82,961,-
Fifth Si., Xciir .Main.
other States. If the Hitchcock con-|
thousand people.
Yawkey, trustee, S’i of SW *4 and
000.
THE GUN STORE
struction of the reclamation law is
NE'/i
of
SWVi
and
8W%
of
HE
%
.>5-
Gets Worst
J
Miss Lachael E. Applegate, one of,
It «HA MIIKH m .
to be accepted, it would seem impos­
of
sic
25.
tp
32
s,
r
7
’
4
*>,
W.
tn.;
• ho* I $$«• ri<
A m a matter of fact, which Ì3 >.! • .Mi-rilH Re< >rd t■ pr“sentatlvi<i
sible to proceed on any other basis
FINAL AKOI NT
$100. etc.
..........
»•«H
than giving to each State, for imme­ known to all Oregonians and engf from Klamath county to the A.-Y.-T*.
CFa.c.
J.
Winton
et
UX
to
C.
C.
In the County Court of the State of
diate and exclusive use, at least 51 , nc. r-s who i ave st..died the vast re­ X'>o:-:Itloi: at Seattle, has returned.
Yawkey, trustee, NVi of N*4 of hoc
Oregon, for Klamath County.
Iva
Whitlatch
reinained
at
Ai-
1
Mill
gion
of
this
State
lying
east
of
the
per cent cf the funds taken from each ,
17,
tp
32
s,
r
7
H
e,
W.
m.;
$
loo,
etc.
for
a
time
to
visit
relatives.
;
In
the .Matter of the Guardianship of
bany
State in forming the reclamation Cascade mountain range, there are as
Jno.
H.
Koehler
et
ux
to
C.
C.
the
Persan and Estate of Robert
Applegate
gives
glowing
ac-
fund. This course would give to Ore­ many, if not more, good irrigation Miss
Laughlin, an Insane Person.
several <,f the pleasantest half-
Yawkey,
trustee,
E%
of
NW
%
and
gon enough funds Immediately to car­ projects avallab!“ here than in any counts of the < xpositlon and pro-
Notice of Settlement of Final Ac­
NH
of
SW%
of
sec
11.
tp
33
s,
r
hours you ever put in—get the
other State of the West. A number of nounc s It a decided success on the
ry through another big project.
count and Discharge.
7%
e,
W.
m.;
$100,
etc.
September
EV I'. R VBODY’S
Some of the ablest students of the streams cut through the semi-arid re- whole, but says she was seriously dis­
Joi n H. Hoehler et ux to C. C.
and read in this order: “ Happi­
reclamation law declare that its true gion, carrying terrific floods d tiring appointed that aside from the very
Notice lx hereby given that Thomas
Yawkey, trustee, 320 acres In secs E. Stanley, ns guardian of the person
ness,” “ The Mcllowdrammcr”
ereditable
school
exhibit
from
Klam
­
the
winter
and
spring
seasons.
Lands
spirit and meaning is that the funds
and
estate
of
Robert
Laughlin,
an
and
is
In
tp
32
32,
19
s.
r
7%
e.
ath
county,
our
rich
basin
Is
without
and “ What Shall We Do
accruing from each of the Western adjacent are of the richest soil when
Insane person, has rendered nnd pre­
States should be used for reclamation watered. The average rainfall, extent an exhibit of our farm products, W. m.; $100. etc
With the Old.’”
sented for settlement and filed In
Wm. E. Slightam et iix to John
therein, so far as the same may be of watersheds and contour of the which she thinks would not have been
said court his final account of t|>e
After that read where you
practicable. By establishing a mini­ country give just as good projects surpassed by anything in that line on Day, W <6 of W *4 of sec 2 : In t|> 28 s. nd ministration of said estate nnd a
will—you’ll say,“ Htrt't i. ¿ond
petition that said account lie allowed ¡
mum, below which the Secretary of here as <an be found in Arizona and exhibition at Seattle. The Alaska ex­ r 8 e, W. m.; $100. etc.
magazine.
" Try it and sec.
Joseph p. Colaban et ux to W. P. and that said guardian be discharged,
the interior cannot go In his appor­ Nevada. But Oregon has been un- hibit of minerals, furs, etc., was very
and
that
Saturday,
the
11th
day
of
SEPTEMBER EVERYBODY'S
tionments, the principle is indicated able to get the preliminary surveys flue, California and Oregon fruit dis­ Sedge et al, lots 2 and 3 in blk » In
September, 1909, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Dairy;
$10.
the
town
of
plays
superb,
and
the
government
ex-
By establishing a Western group of and perhaps never would under the
of said day, at the court room of said
Special Display by
Walter A. Welch to S. D. Tooker, court, at the court house in Klamath
hiifft, as usual, very Interesting and
States for the reclamation work, and prior administration.
i
lot 3 in blk 1 In town of Dairy; $25. Falls, Klamath county, Oregon, lias
The complaint made against the instructive.
ANKENY and AMERICAN
preventing the money derived from
i
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
E. W. GILLETTE & CO.
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR ORtGON
Sixth St., Hang Block
City Meat Market
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I
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