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♦ 4 ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ OFFICIAL l'AJ’EH «>F KLAMATH OOUNJY. * ♦ KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. ♦ LEADING PAPER OF ♦ « not thern O regon . « ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦♦ •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ / U I El. S I KK IX Hl ll< *1*1. INCREASE IS Very few boys have th«, « hum«- be fore tliilshlng High Hchool to refuse $3,000,000 u position off»-rliiK steady employ ASSISSMINI BOUNDARY IS GREAI SPORT NOW MARKED ON THE RIVER ment and u good chance for rapid promotion F«-wer still have th«- <<>m GEOliOGIl 4L ng«» or th«- good Judgment to refuse 11*1*1* I I \ llol.I. cm NO. 29 KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREJON, OCTOBER H, 190? VOL. XIV. sliai l POM'S EVER* D0UBIÍ sin h u plu« »- when Ila a< i i-ptum e would menn mi end to th<-lr school days Ami yet thin In what uetually occurred lliln week when A iikuh I uh Goodrich, who In u Henlor In the High K< bool, was offered the position of stenographi-r under-Mr McArthur, wcrotary of th«- whoh-nule dairy pro- ■I ik ' i - exchange of Hun Frun< Inco, nt it nalury of *60 per month to Ix-gln on, to b<- rained t<> ,75 In three months. Augustus hits ulready demonstrated bin uhlllty to do this «lass of work, both In Hchool and otti of it. but hu I m certainly to he commended for the wine «hold he made in deciding to slay with his studies yet a little while before tx-glnnlng th«- active dutleu of life. IIKI.I PLAI ES MILE I Ast TO < I K II I LADS SHOULD Bi IM RI a M d SAIMON ARE SI III RUNNING IDHTOEl II E IlH'MITH INI REASE Klmiuatli Palls Has Sei u ml More Than Its shan- of the Immigra- lion to Ihi- Pm ill» < oast. KL AM A I li GE I S BRONZE MEDAL Th«- best evidence of th«» phenom* WORK OF PI BEH Ml HOOL REl- lenul growth that nas been made by OGNI/.EI* I l SE ITTLE . this city during the year ending Oeto- j her 1st is the gr«-at increase In postal receipts for that period. While CREDI I DUE IOPROLDLNBER every city and town In the state has show ti substantial gains, few have it peiirMon < Impiumi Itili»-»»-- limi Go* Tin- U• yvrl>niiM-r limla-r l'ompatiy «»qualed the record of Klamath Falls, eminent Should Appropriate Ten Mill Pay Nearly I*ii«--T»-tilli of which would Indicate that this city Is Times Ululi Is Now Given the Tux«-» in l Ou nt y getting more than Its share of the Im migration that is «banging the map Sportsmen are enjoying the excel The work of marking the boun- - When Superintendent Dunbar be AHKCMMur J P l.cc inni deputies of the Pacific coast. « lent fishing In I.Ink river. Trout are dui y of Crater Luke Nullonal park gan the collection of an exhibit from today completed the 1909 assessment Following is a statement of the plentiful and one need not be a lias b- -it completed, und Pearson the public schixjls of this city to be roll The total assessments for the cash receipts, number of money or- skilled disciple of Isaac Walton to I'hupmuti, ti iixinlx-r of the geological placed on display at the Alaska-Yu county aro (10,567,958, w hich Is un Salmon [ders issued and letters and packages catch a well-fille t basket. survey corps, who has been engaged kon-Pacific exposition he had little Increase of ov«-t I '.ooo.uop from last 'registered for the period indicated: , ar«» still running In large numbers, work, left for Port lumi In doing the idea that it would be the only thing year. 1 Receipts ending September and <x »asionally one gets into shal- Hunda» . Klamath Falls shows an ass, ss- 30. 1908 ,7.686.14 at that fair that would let the peo low water and is snagged by some There bus been a great deal of in- ple of the country know where Klam incut of (1,6(8,582, <>r lo-urly double Receipts ending September fisherman. terral tuki-n ill Mr. Chapman's work the unaa’SHtnent of Inst J'ear, Merrill 30, 1909 ............................... 9,195 64 ath Falls was. Nor did he have any On«- of the chief amusement of the by many In the country, for it haH idea that the work would attract suf- prop« tty Is valued ut *136,277, while .Money orders issued Hfp- WaltonlanH Is to snag the large mul | long he«-n their desire to see the lloniiniu has *125.175. Whitelake teniber 30, 1908 ................. 7,004 Sclent attention to warrant the Young Mr. Goodrich bids fair to let that abound in the river. In Home boundary properly marked. Under awarding of a bronze medal for its City han a total of *22.470. The become the first graduute of th«- full Money orders issued Sep some of the deep holes there are so instructloiiH sent out by the depart excellence. But both of these things ia*»-s on I’uili of these lots will barely commercial cotirse, which was estab- tember 30,1909 ................ 8,265 many of these that one can see ment. .Mr. Chapman placed iron posts are true, and Mr. Dunbar has reason pay for the labor of listing them on linhed In th«- lllgli Hchool nearly four 1 nothing but a working mass of fish. Letters registered Septem boundary every half mile along the th«» roll. ber 30,1908 .......................... 2,198 to feel considerable pride over the years ago. Like all HchoolH offering ■The mullets will weigh approximate- happy outcome of his labors. Th«- Wvyi-rhauix-r company's us work In th«- commerctul branches, of of th«- park, with cement blocks at Letters registered Septem i ly ten pounds each, and when they ih«< corners und at each entrance. The work sent to Seattle was not HeaHiix-nt amounts to (1,018,664 ber 30, 1909 ........................ 3,004 the many who begin a course few get into the swift current the fisher- Of all the visitors to Crater lake "exhibition work.” No special effort Note« and accounts totul (239,977 ever remain to complete It. Postal receipts is the best I bar- Man! ■ man with a light rod has to exercise this year, none were greater In their I was made to smooth out the rough Hornes and iiiu I«* h arc valued at Htudentn either ometer of the rise and fall of < a com- find th«- work more | considerable »kill to save his tackle. X. admiration of the lake and the sur- spots. ((01.601, and cattle al (176,206 The I munity. Few here realize that dur- dlffii It than they had « xpected and .Mullet are not considered good to The main effort and the only o:>- total assessed a« reage of th« county I drop out, or leave school to tak«- some toundlng country than .Mr. Chapman. | ing the past year the growth of the eat, but it does seem that some pro "It's a shame,'* said he, ‘ That con- ject was the production of a piece of Is 1,072,780, of which 88,729 acres position which they can fill before city has been great enough to cess of canning file fish might be de- gresH only appropriates 13, 000 a nre tillable The Value of the culllvat- i reaching that high standard effect such a marked change in the work that as nearly represented the of » ffi- vised so that they could be made edi- ed land I m placed ut *1,191,729. The ciency which Is so nec«»ssary to real year for the development of Crater amount of business passing through average of the pupils as it was pose!- j hie. Lake Nullonal park, Ten times that timber, nuirHh. brush mill desert lands success. And the local office. This is the more re Lie to get. Had it been suspecte-I ho Ilk«- all the other de- The water has been shut off in the aggregate 984.061 acres, and arc partments of the school, f«»w ever amount should be furnished each markable in that this increase has that the work would be entered in a I government canal with the result year, and one of the least-known worth ,6.178.775. been made during a period when the competition for a medal there would complete a full course. Our High that large numbers of fish were left wondi-rs of th«- world should be made Assessor l.«-<- and hi* deputies have Hchixd offers an growth of the city was apparently at le a different story to tell. But nr» complete Instruction in the deep holes, The buys have accessible to the lover of nature ’ s a standstill. Following the arrival are either by Mr. Duntwi.- worked hard und conscientiously to in txxikkfM-plng, shorthand, typewrit been having great H|>ori wading in insk<- a good roll nine«- early In July, Ing. commercial arithmetic. cominer- Ix-autles. Nowhere on th«» American of the railroad everyone expected a or th® city. Those -.vho the water after the big trout and nmtInent can there be found any were fortunate enough to see the and they fee) that they hav«» succeed clal English, penmanship and boom — that property would change sp«»ll- mullet. Thousands of fish will per thing that so nearly approach«*« the ed In putting out a better and more ing an any buaineM colt-ge, and hands with great frequency and that Klamath couay exhibit, and there when ish by being left In the canal, and salltifuctory tax roll than has yet been the people of Klamath county corn«- Hubllm«» as does Crater lake. Filled inflated values would be the order of •vere a great number of homeseekerv ¡there should be some steps taken to turned over by a Klamath county as- to rcallzt» thnt and the further fact with the conceit of centuries, man the day. But these hopes met with who sought it out, had a pretty lair prevent this wholesale destruction of has come to think himself nearly | sernor. dib.-ippoh tment — a disappointment idea of the excellence of the schools that the student has all the advant-1 ■ fish life. ■omnipotent, but no matter how flea i , Th«- amount of |nX«H to be collect ag«*s of High School association, that was keenly felt in some quarters. cl th»c city. The work was a cred:, may such thought come to be a con- ’ ed will be fixed by th«» county com* school act|vltl<»s and culture, no boy There ha.« been no boom, and property to the head of the educational insti- GREAT II HIE l RANGE ¡•firmed belief, they will soon take I values have not been infected with the city, and the winning mlMMlom-rH at their January term, or girl from thia county will patron- I flight after one look over the edge unhealthy inflation. The Increase lit *** e awar< ^ *s a feather that he «In n th»» county levy will be mad«-. l’ Tcjmratiou i Being Made to IncretiM- Izc a huHlncsH college. Through th.- •>f the precipice that surrounds the population has been steady, so much w ear in his cap with consid- the l rep Areas ami Next Year agency of .Mr. Faught, who In u c»-r lake. A realization of the inslgnifl- so that to the casual observer it was ® rao ‘ ® prid®- U ill S«-r Lively Times t Bleated teacher of Hhorthand, the 1 ¡rance of ones self takes possession of The experimental stage has beer, hardly noticeable. Nevertheless great High Hchool offers Its graduates what THE HEALTH OFFICER th«- mind. The biggest vote ever <a»t In passed in the Klamath Basin. Lands changes have taken place throughout f« w buHlnt-HH colleg«-M can offer: Th»1 INSPECTS PI Bl.IC SCHOOL Surrounding the lake is a section school election In tills city amanuensis certificate. Issued by the! that only a few years since were con he city. Much of the vacant property of country unsurpassed any where for Saturday afternoon, when sidered absolutely worthless even has been covered with neat bunga Phonographic Institute of Cincinnati, Dr. Hamilton the city health officer, turned out to decide the question Ohio, which ranks as on«* of the high- Its dlvlrslty of scenic grandeur, and with water available have this season lows and the demand for rooms and inspected the children at the public of the location of the new school • •si among tin- shorthand certitu a-en | mark what I say, five years from now been made to produce abundant crops. houses has been so far ahead of the schooi last Tuesday He found the will see thousands upon thousands building. The west side was decided I of America. there excellent, Driving through the valley from this supply as to cause the charging of conditions ________________________ This in of tourists visiting Klamath county on by a substantial majority of 21, city to Merrill one cannot help but fancy prices for mere shacks. spection is not on account of any dis coming only for a glimpse of its the vote standing 86 for and 65 While the expected boom did not ' ease being present among the chil be impressed with the possibilities of I richest treasure Crater lake.” against, and It will be on the site do this section, On one side of a fence make its appearance, for which every dren, but as a precaution . Dr. Ham nated by th«» Moore Bros, that the I mmk I im I Lumber Wagon Passes liver - is a desolate looking piece of ground one has reason to feel thankful,! ilton wishes this fact to be thoroughly His Body—Kilis Broken anil In J. W. M«IX»Y Bl I S THE magnificent new structure will be Klamath Falls is growing. At the .... covered with a scattering of sage understood by th«-» parents of the ternai Injuries Feared WORDEN RESIDENCE erected. brush, while on the other is the green present rate of Increase the. prophe- scacol children It is a precaution The Interest tuatilfexted surprised sled population for 1915 will not against the spread of disease, and not What may prove to be a fatal ac- j alfalfa field and the golden grain lini- of flu- Einest Homes in th«- City everyone, even though It was admit rident occurred ut the corner of Sec- ' stubble, These changes have been fall far short of the mark. because there is any sickness ameng Passes Into (lie Hands of a Fort ted that there would be a big vote ond street and Kia ninth avenue nve- brought about in the few years since i the pupils. Thes»- ¿-aspections will b - Klumiitli Man. out. Th«- best of good fellowship pre- nite Monday, when Charles Lewis i MIX EKS ARRIVE IX TOWN farming has been made one of the in- ui-ide every month or every two weeks vailed, and the result is accepted as was thrown from the top of a load of , J. W. McCoy has purchased from dustries of this section. They only In the morning Earl H. Clarke and R. W. Deaner is seems expedient being the best thing to be done, lumber, fulling in such a manner ¡Major C. E. Worden "Seven Gables." lore-shadow wl-.at the future is sure to Dr Hamilton will inspect the tv. o arrived in town Tuesday evening from Those who were opposed to the loca- that the rear wheel pass«*d across his the beautiful residence on Ewauna bring. public school rooms in the high Plush. They have been working on tlon of the school on th«» went aide, body. ’ lit«- accident was due to the HiigtliH. and will take possession No- I school. During the past year there has been th«' Jumbo Chief claim in the Lost preferring that it be placed In the shifting of the lumber. Believing ' ' «»..O....I-- VCniber 1st. The consideration, it 1 b a considerable» increase in the acreage» Except when notified by the county northeast purt of the city, ar«» glad thnt th«» road was level enough to dls- j understood, was close to *5,000, and under cultivation. On every hand can Cabin district, eight miles north of court the health officer does not in their Ideas did not prevail, for they p<- ise with |he necessity of binding Is a fair Indication of the great In- be» seen the* homes of recent settlers. Plush in Warner valley. In the Butte spect the high school, as it is a county now realise that It will only hasten I the load, iJewis failed to take this <'r«-asi> in the value of residence prop Everywhere there is evidence of de mine in the same district they have institution. dug a tunnel which is already 800 feet the day when a new school will b«> precaution. Striking n chuck hole erty that has taken place in this city velopment. While the season for clear long, and the prospects seem very! erected In that section, and In a loca the top boards skidded so as to hit during the past three years. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES ing additional land is not yet at hand It is the intentici of Major Wor- still farmers are getting ready to in bright indeed. In the Jumbo Chief tion that will, at that time, better the horsoH, scaring them, and they The freshmen chorus class met 1 they are at present sinking a shaft. serve the purpose than if built now. bolted. The sudden lurch threw | den to erect a concrete block resi creas«» their cultivated areas. Next this morning and practiced the first Clarke and Deaner are bound for Th«» growth of th« city Is so rapid Lewis from th«' wagon, his serious in dence at the corner of Juniper and year the acreage In grain and alfalfa time with the new song books, which Portage, Wis., on a visit to their old that another year will see as great a jury following. will be greatly Increased, as all lands have just arrived. High streets, one of the sightly loca ( home, but they are so pleased with demand for another school as there Is Dr. Whitt» was summoned and tions of the city. under the government canal will be The class is making good headway th«- prospects of this country that they for the one to be erected on th«- west found thnt two ribs were broken and made to produce in order to make the and we feel that it will make one of are coming back and intend to bring side. that other Internal Injuries were sum - tVARNIR VALLEY OUTFIT HERE land pay the water tax. Numerous [the best singing classes the High some of their friends with them. Now that the matter of a site has taint'd. How s«>rious the latter future 1 _______ School has had for years. small contracts are being let for clear A ten-horae outfit drove Into town been dei-ldi d upon, the school board developments will have to determine, j ing tracts.Among the farmers im TheFreshnian chorus class met this W. B. Cruthcrs oi Severy, Kas.. will push with all possible vigor the lie was removed to his bom«», and ; fuesday evening, and Is loading up provement Is the order of the day. morning as usual, and practiced from arrived here Monday to look over I erection of the building, in order to , last reports ar«' to the effect that no with freight for the Warner Valley The abundant crops just harvested ¡the new books. the country. He makes about the relieve at as early n dale ns possible serious symptoms have so far de- Mercantile company over in Plush. have had a stimulating effect, The Mr. Butcher and Mr. Wirtz dis twentieth resident of Greenwood They have three outfits on the road possibilities of the Klamath Basin the crowded condition of the present [ veloped. cussed with the boys the question of county to come here, all of those pre- school building. Nearly 11)0 pupils Chas. Lewis spent a good night last '’«»*. '»'><1 «re hauling their freight are everywhere in evidence, With ; ceding him having purchased land having a boys' glee club,, and it was nre now crowd«-d Into outside rooms night. Dr. White feels confident thnt I nilles. this condition prevailing farm lands here. decided to meet again and arrange and In the bascim-nt, and thin one fact no serious complications will set In, are coming into their own. Prospec- for the time of practice. ulono shows the great need for the and is pleased with the outlook. The .1. W. McCoy, who recently pur tive purchasers are coming in larger Saturday night the girls that were Mr. Sugarman of the Portland now building. patient Is, however, suffering from a chased the Major Worden residence, numbers anti the indications are thnt Store sent out over 40 letters Tuesday interest'd in a girls’ literary society slight cold which h<> contracted lie- left for Port Klamath Tuesday. lie there will be a lively movement in morning containing checks, prizes met at the home of Miss Myrtle Car- .1. J. Ilassili lame In from Lakeside fore tli«» accident, and this adds n expects to return In a few days and Klamath county real estate In the awarded for the various exhibits at [ter, and elected the different officers on.the stage Monday. hfs store last week. I of the society. llttl»' to his suffering. occupy his new home. next year. ‘r