IROM BONAN/.A III 1.1 .El IN
Aceoni|>anies
S»«nat<* Committee
on So It Is No llomlcr He Is Striving Complaint Is Sworn to By
Morrei
For Big Touting«* to Be Gained
litio I« Out on I'arol«*—Ortlicr«
by Enti an««* to Klamath.
Maki* Haid und Get Whiskey
Fonstiy
<iii«l
Reclamation
II ill
U II IT < IH 1.1» hin; II u E HEARD *
lie
Profesaor «oberi llvrrick posammea
l i t1 ' "uilortof thè New Amerlcutl
hotel iast Hat ut day evetilng ut clght a full share of thè artista scnsltive-
Great Value of Water.
licttrr t'onl land lam*.
«»'clock, wns solemnlzcii ili«' marrlng«* liW» In rogai <1 tu thè Inni t iati«-. Homo
of Mr Fi link
Kldretl tu Mrs. J cms I o v e in ago he limi for next-door tmigh
The senate committee on irriga
I sp«', lai dispatch fro'.i Washing
H. L. Walther, superintendent or
E«l Mcl.auglilin, who bus been tun
Dulum.
\t
thè
appelliti'«! Iioui tilt bor a fumlly umong whoae chtirma
tlon is in Portland and are li tired the Yreka Railroad, who passed ning tin« soft drink ««stabllahmeut at ton to the Oregonian gives the fol
couple,
lliiutteiuled,
look thelr piaci s « io«l tnato was Incklug,
and dusty lot of statesmen, Aecom- through this city recently In th«* the l.uki'sld«* Inn l«iir, was arrest»««) lowing Information
under
a
wroatli
wlille
thè Rev. \V. Il
Olle monilhg (In- profaasor's Utili«
panying them is E. II Newell, direc Churchill party, predicts a great fu- Fhursday by the police for a vlo
Congr«'.ss Is expected by all Midi's of
Zelici
of
thè
Mi'thodlKt
chuiili
prò
dituglilei
mudo ali unexp» < lc«l culi ut
tor of the reclamation service.
In turv for thls city from a railroad
latiou of the local option law. He wan the Ballinger- Pin« hot «ontroversy to
speaking of the trip and the impres standpoint. Mr Walther has been in arrulgti 'd befoic Justice Millet ti ls tinI'vtlgate ike various phases of that iiouni ed thè ceremony Iti a iiioh I Im- thè house of tliis fumlly. * Hl>ow ni««
At ih«' clone of ih» ih«« ina In unir roottl," sii» dvmutidi'il
sion it made on the senators. Mr. the railroad business practically ull morning, who pl:tc»*d hitn under |.r«00 row during the session next winter, pi »salve mantiei
ceremony
congratulatlons
w»re «'X- wlth elilhllsli iiuperiouamMS.
Newell said
of I. is lifetime. an«i is considered on.* bail to appear tomorrow morning for unless President Tuft »1 all intervene
tendi'd,
alter
w
lili
h
un
elegutlt
supper
The uldy of ih« bolli«' suppreased
•'Oregon ¡»as not be *n getting a of the live men of Siskiyou county, trial.
and settle tin* difficulty to the satis
was
h
«*
iv
«'<I
Aft«
r
supper
th»
tiewly*
her
wuudei and look thè Ulti« visitor
heavy proportion of her contribution In speaking of this city's prospects,
Th. complaint against Mciatuglilin faction of all concerned before that
mnrtli'd
couple
left
for
tlielr
future
upataliH
Insili«' ili» doorJh» eh liti
to the reclamation fund in the past, and railroad news in general, he
is sworn to by one Morrcl, «ho on time. This new turn of affairs Is not
homi'
In
l.MUKell
valle»
stoini und stared ut ilo* rug for a
but It will be the policy of the service stated:
Jvae 30th was sentenced to serv«« two looked forward to with relish by tin*
During tli«' el«'cti leal storm Tin-it cinipi» of uiliiutuu. "limi" sii» salii,
to equalise this as receipts are rc»al-
friends
of
tin*
Taft
administration,
"There is no getting around it. yeara in the peuitentiary on th«'
day evening Hurry Nichols was stami und sai heiHi'lf firmi» In a chalr, ber
Ized from the finished projects in the Klamath Falls Is fortunately endowed
charge of forgery. On account of his who realize that the isau« will prob
Ing under the awning In front of Illa eyes gitimi lo Ih» rug. Finally she
several states. It will i> w be the pol with the location for a great railroad
age, and the fact ot his being an old ably be forced upon them in congre-s
pince of tinsi nets with his hands confided to lor wondering hoaU’SM,
icy to return to ,ach state the funds town. Harriman knew this, and
soldier. Morrcl was patohsl bjr Judge l>> the far western members, who
around one of th» posts, when I her e
ll ell, Il doesn't make me sick!"
that have been used there once. Ore- built in here. Hill knows It, loo. and
Noland. _______________
_ the lei ms have fought th«' Roosevelt policies " a
Notwithstanding
n
sudden
tt.-xb
of
llghtnit
is entitled to mor*. and as the has known it for a dozen of years
of his parole, which is conditional and who now believe they have n*i
I <1 11» Ml Molti
the electricity atrmk the eie
list of projects ¡» marketed the •through Walker, the timber man.
upon goo«l behavior, and the lecture opportunity to get mon* liberal t*«rm*i
wire*
mid
ground<*<l
near
b.
,
funds will be directed toward this Hill has complete information about
• given to hitn at the time of granting Horn th«- administration.
Hui»
very severe shock. He was t
state to give It a heavier percentage your whole country here In the way
A a matter of fact it Is gi'iierully
it by th«' conn, it is known that Mor-
several feet und. being cnui
of its contributions."
of grades, available tonnage,
tonnage, and rel has on Heveral occasions been In i tid-.-i stood here that the policy of
Every senatorial throat in the par everything else,
minisi rat luti will be to ask some men who wer«* standing
administration
He has complete an intoxicated condition. Labi night th<> ad
u»ked him what wus the matt
ty of the United States senate com memoranda of all the conditions on
Morrcl was intoxicated, and a search ciiigrens to strengthen the laws of (
concluded
to go home, lint wl
mittee on the irrigation and reclama the Klamath river between here and of
him by thè polle«' revealeil a tlask cctiservation along the lilies of the
attempted
to
get his keys, foun
tion of arid lands is so sore and the coast, for- he has had men in
of whiskey. l'pon being questione«! Roosevelt policies. In that event
his
arms
would
not work
Illa
parched as the result of riding over there time and again getting data. I
by thè police, he confesse«! that th<* Hecretnry Ballinger at least will be
I
from
hl«
«'Ibows
down
wer««
par
dusty roads and dry sunny prai- The source of this information has
liquor wa- given to him by Mel.augli placed in the position of having
at his horn»
and It wus not until about 3 «.
that it is said all the luembers of been Walker, who owns an immense
lin
Acting on this, and other infor fight ih» friends who think th.-y
opcrn-d th««
the next morning that he had u
committee have decided beyond tract of timber south of your county,
mation. McLaughlin was placed un- i elpii'K him by taking up th«* eu
of them
He mn'lii» to be all
question that the West needs irrigat- and who is closely connected with
!«ler arrest this morning and his room against th,* forest and reclutici
Why llurvcy!*V «h» «•X« lullui'd.
now.
with
th» exemption of a
ing. and that it must be done w ithout Hill. Walker, in cruising his timber.
jet vices.
I searched. Two Standard Oil gasoline
wt.at Is th«' mattvrT”
any delay.
That the lutei lor di'parttnv'i.’ uni
mad«« notes and surveys of all of this 'eases were found in his room filled
"Oh," h<- r< pit. d. i i» ti ««•■«•«> 11 », "I
Director Newell says that the trip country, and Hill has them. It would
with botth-s of whiskey, These boxes the ’«»’•»miry nnl rwlumatlon s «- iv I«-* h HILI. M ll lltRIl I I lltsl , III I — ergot my toothbrush **
of the senators has proved one of the not surprise me in the least to see
wer. • shipped in by express from Dor- \v ill be bom s of serious contention In
As most of us know. I’ T. Bai num
hardest that any committee from that Hill enter this country and build a
« «ngr< hh this winter Is stronglv tmli-
ris
died but it few months after Ills com
l»ll»\' I ll I lit I M
body has ever taken in seeking in line down the Klamath river towards
cateil '«‘h«* hous«* committ« • .it. agri petitor In the
"show" business. Adam
formation for Congress.
culture controls practically all of th«* Forepaugh.
, Eureka. This is a feasible railroad
Hie tcuchct
"They have been riding daily over ’. proposition, for a g-ade of less
appropriations under which the for
than
Roman
who
When Bar
ar.
the dusty prairie roads, and as a re one per cent can be obtained
from Il ill It«* la><iit«-«l in tin- Elliott estry bureau opcratis. and hitherto p,«arly gates
thr«i' tino«»
suit every one of them has been suf Hornbrook. Cal.,
It has made Its business to Inqulr» Forepaugh. w
building mid Fully E«|iiip|M-d.
to the coast. and
fering from sore throats and colds. from here to Hornbrook a good grade
specifically into the sorklngH of that
ly. '•Wall, P.i
They have decided that the West can be obtain«*d by following the riv
Klamath Falls, inside of the next burcuu.
• this time!”
needs irrigating, and that there is an er. In going down the Klamath riv thirty days, will have a modern ga
Llkewls«* the house committee on
P. T. did not answer, but smiled as
awful lot of dry country around here er. Hill would tap a new timber belt rage established here. The Baldwin terrltoriea two years ago requested
he pointed to a large bill posted near
that could be improved by the careful of vast area, and would also open up | plumbing shop has leased the Elliott the interior department to furnish
th«- main entrance. It read.
distribution of water.
one of the largest copper properties building on Wegt Main street for this cotigrt**.'« with data relating to Alaska "Wait for llurnum Coming Boon.”
"Joking aside, however, the party,
land
but after
in the world. This route would also purpose. They will put In a new railroads and coal land*,
in spite of its rough and nerve-rack
bring the line in touch with the vast front, with 14-foot doors, and hero continuing the * Investigation for a
ing trip, has seen something of the
when
automobillsts
pass short period the department gave it
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holdings of Walker and Weyerhaus- after
work being done by the government
As a strong effort Is to be
, er. Another matter which is bound through this section of the country in up.
in reclaiming arid lands in the west
to come will be the opening up of need of repairs or supplies, their made In congress next winter to In*
ern states. It has come to realize, 1 Link river between these two
wants can be taken care of. A reg crease the amount of coal land which
lakes.
think, what the country is before we
ular
auto livery will be established may be held under on«* managem«*nt
The lumber interests are so great
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Formerly Sanderson's
take hold of it and what it is after
for
storage
purposes. In connection it Is believed almost unavoidable that
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that this undertaking will become ab
we get through with it. I showed
solutely necessary. There are so with their repair department, they (oiin-eMM or one of its coinmlttpci
them the Yakima project in Wash
will install a turning lathe, brazier, lutmt investigate the < onservntion
many splendid power and mill sites
We are selling strictly for Cash, and by so doing are able to quoit
ing’.on which has already cost 33,-
•
these as our prices:
on the. lower lake available for the vulcanizer, etc., so that almost any row.
tR’J.OOO and which req litres i 115,000,-
needed
repair
can
be
attended
to.
In
Mr.
Ballinger.
It
was
announce
1
at
manufacture of timber that an open,
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$O.QO
I >
< >0 pr so more to complete it.
navigable channel between the two view of the immense amount of auto the department. Is expected to arrive
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"I went the committee to see our bodies of water will be imperative.” mobile traffic that has passed through In Washington today, The purpose
work in Eastern Oregon, Idaho and
this city last summer, which doubt of bls coming anil length of bls stay
A-lti. Bov G, mh I till«- Tea
Wyoming, but what I am afraid of is
less will be small in comparison with arc unknown to the interior depart
Frinii», 20 |l>«
Magar, Ilm* gran., I I H m . ail
that they will get so tired and worn
future traffic of this nature, this in ment subordinates. Mr. Ballinger la
Star T, «I mi , «««
out before they finish that they will
novation will certainly be hailed w Ith expected to accompany the president
H oi «,-aliiM* T o I m » i co
LNc
ir lie Get« No Satisfaction at Salem
N|M*arii<*a<l Tolmcco
to«
want to skip part of the route laid
delight by tourists who will visit on Ills tour of the Pacific coast stut«*:;
fie Hill Apply to the I nited
f
out for them, When they finish this
this section In the future. Last year the latter part of September.
States District Attorney.
trip they will have a six weeks' va-
just such an establishment as this
Acting Secretary Pierce of the in
cation and then start in through Ne-
The effort that is being made to was inquired after time and again by terior department confirm«-«! today
vada and California, coming up the get the Oregon Valley I
.and company autoists coming in here, and as th!» til«.* ieport that Secretary Ballinger
W«* appreciate the country trade and extend a hearty welcome
Yosemite valley and into the Klam in the clutches of the law has reached ci'y will be the headquarters for the was on his way to Washington, 'll .5
to you when you come in to see us Highest cash prl< •» paid for
ath project in Southern Oregon.’’
Country Produce, Hides and Furs.
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.Salem, but is evidently doomed to anti; trade of this county, ft will add department report on the Cunning
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Mr. Newell said that he had not meet with failure, The
another link to its development.
,
ham
Alaska
coal
entries,,
concerning
matter was
I
seen Mr. Pinchot on this trip and
oh Ich there Is a controversy between
pr« -.ented to the State Iuind Board
could not say anything about the al
th«* Interior department and the for
and Treasurer Steel, the only mem NEW
fl
tercation between Mr. Ballinger and
estry bureau, will be completed by
ber of the board in the city at the
Mr. Pinchot. He said, however, that
the time Mr. Ballinger arrives, Im*
time said:
he thought Mr. Ballinger was making
By
driving
her
new
1909
Packard
will not be forwarded until after the
"Since the transaction between the
a close study of the reclamation and
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ov«-r
the
road
from
Medford
to
secretary
has had an opportunity to
Booth-Kelly Lumber company and
irrigation problem and was doing his
Crater
lake
in
eight
hours
anil
fifty-
peruse
it.
the Oregon military road grant was
pj
be3t to acquire what knowledge; he
Resolutions indorsing Secretary
purely a governmental transaction, I two minutes actual driving time, and
could concerning ft.
cannot see wherein the State has any at no time »»king for a "mere man's” Ha'iinger’s irrigation policy were
Asked about the report that he
right of interference in the lottery assistance in handling the car, Mrs. unanimously adopted by citizens of
might resign, he said:
proposition or the Oregon Valley Edgar S. Hafer has set a new record El Paso at a banquet in honor of the
‘ This has been my life work, and
La 1 company, wherein thl-re is to be for the trip, And the record was El Paso delegation to th»* recent na
Enrollment of tiudenlt pait year 460.
I don’t expect to leave it unless I die
I''
• a drawing upon approximately 300,- made in spite of the fact that she tional irrigation congress at Spokane.
All graduates placed In good positions.
or am turned out. Of course, I can-
Filled but 50 per cent appllcetlons lor office help
; 000 acres of agricultural lands In drove a distance of seven miles out
not tell what will be done in that
.
.1 good position
of her way on Elk creek.
Reputation for thorough and personal Instruction.
Lake and Malheur counties.”
way, but I believe the work has been
Safe and relining Influences
The record established by Mrs. Can be had by ambitious young men
The effort of interesting the State
helped greatly by the present visit of
I In the affair was made by E. T. Reh- Hafer stands high among those made and ladles in the field of “Wireless”
Send for new Folder end Succe»» Stories.
the tenatorial committee to the West.
or Kallway telegraphy. Since the 8-
fieid of Guthrie, Okla., who was in by professional chauffeurs. Not an
I have told the committee that if I this city a few days ago, and who is accident did she have, but handled hour law became effective, and sine«-
Hi.
there was any criticism of tne de
the
Wireless
companies
are
establish
ijTfH
her
car
throughout
ilk«-
a
veteran.
.bitter in his denunciation of the
partment or the way it is being run,
ing stations throughout the country
whim
She
is
the
first
woman
to
drive
a
car
methods of the company. He stated
110111011.) CUMPTTENT WITHOUT i II Apt iE
that it wanted it discussed and Inves
there Is a great shortage of telegraph
, that he was going to present the mat to the rim of the lake.
tigated to the limit.
Positions pay beginners from
The car, with a woman driver, ers.
ter to the Land Board an«l use every
"I know there are some com
170
to
|90 pe month, witli good
; effort at his command to force action which equals the record set by Mrs.
plaints, but if there has been any dis
i on the part of the State. If hi; fails, Hafer, will find that it has Its work chance for advancement. The Na-
honesty or misapplication of funds I I he is going to take the matter up cut out. Tribune.
tiona) Telegraph Institute of Port-
don’t know it, and I want it investi
land. Ore., operates six official Instl-
i with the United States District Attor
gated to the bottom. I am not trying
lutes
in America, under supervision
ney at Portland, and see if there is
O. T. McKendree has sold to Eletll-
to shield myself nor anyone else. All
of K. I II. and Wireless Officiais, and
not some national statute under Ing & Ward of Surprise valley 3,500
I want is satisfaction with the work
which the | government can pro ewes, The ewes will be driven here places all graduates into positions,
being done and a steady improvement
It will pay you to write them for full
ceed against
the promoters of with their lambs, which will be
in the character of this work.”
details.
M rs . M. M c M illan , Prop’r.
the deal.
shipped to California, The ewes will
then be driven to Surprise valley, to
America sends about 1,000,000
Modern improvements.
73 rooms and suites
A vein of lead and zinc ore has
Hie northernmost mill in America be turned over to their new owners. !
tons of goods a year to ’he Ear Rast
Sample
Rooms,
Bar
Room,
Parlors, Two Club
been discovered on the grounds of Is a flour mill at Vermillion, 700 Mr. McKendree states that he Is In
of the banana tree.
Rooms,
Etc.,
Etc.
the School of Mines at Plattsville, miles north of the United States the market for 1,000 tons of hay, but
Wis., and will be opened up by the boundary and within 400 miles of the the present prices asked are prohib Horton will ship out four
carloads of
: > SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS
studens.
Arctic circle.
itive.
cattle from here.
Irrigation and P o I ii I k Out the
Hone« of <'oiiteiil Ion—M, o «* for
Goodrich’s Cash Store
4
Corner of Main and Seventh Streets
Fruit Jars, quarts
half gallon
doz
«•«5
Dry Goods Staples, Gents’ Furnishing; Good.«»
Boots and Shoes and Ladies’ and
Children’s Furnishings
Facts Worth Noting
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hKITII^V'Ahl,Wh H,k swims
Lakeside Inn, 7 i è
f
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