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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1909)
* ♦ * * ♦ ♦ ♦ VOL. XIV. BONDS BO I HER CITY FAI HERS KLAMATH REPUBLICAN • ♦ LEADING PAPER OF ♦ ♦ SOUTHERN OREGON. ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ NO. 31 KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, OCTOBER 28, 1909 nutriti Wii|'»ilnt»iul»'iil May Iler»» to Mak»- Irrung» nient lot Entran»«' PREPARING INDUSTRIAL STATEMENT EN IERPRISES i 01 s»X»N IO III I III .< I II» EDI.KH'H MA< HINE Af WORK Wittering Trough» to Ik- Phu » <1 He* »i»L- County Rou<t. PLANNING FOR NEW SCHOOL At Round Prairie, four miles west [of K»-no Hprings, on the county road. tmoll stXDI.RsoX \l UORKOX MEETING OF DIREI TOR*» ; 1. D. Edler's machine Is boring for ar SOON 111 HELD il eMian water. This work is being WILL watched with interest by all the I Le NI AR Illi OID COI NI Y ROAD MAY HAVI ANO I III R CHY ranchers fr»»m tin- r»'servation to Wil- BONDS ARE NOI YE I SOLD MIGHI (»II III I IIR PKK I [son alley creek and from the Sprague purfios»' of o for --------- A» | river to Bonanza. It I h Mr. Edler's the entrance Ilf till' W«'» < outra» t Hot Spring*» Idditlon May lncorix»r* I lie I riliiiiilug ol III»- Oil* r of Morii» Into thl» city Intention to place trough» beside the lie hold a an to ate lu Order to Get Hid of tie- A < •». < mum ■» < olili! II t»i < »XI* county road for the convenience of Manderson with Mayor Stixk Xulnari»<■ ■Ider Xi-w Mo»«* those who pass. mi-mbi-r» of the council Thirty-five thousand head of »heep made formul request fur Mayo» Sund ’ -rson Is engaged in pre- T ik ' Ind usi 1 lai daveioprni-nt of are summering there, and it 1» now Plans for the txew sch»x»l that, is to Miivoi Sundei »■ U uud th»-elt> conn for th»* placing <»f poles <»n th»« »t«-» »-i» parlng the statement that lie will Klamath Falls ha» been receiving the necessary to drive them to Sprague be erected on the West Side are b »w Probably at the ti< xt til un- »Illi puszlltlg over the newer of tl>»- city, li'ilid question W Ill'll tile i I'pii ii uUi nu--ting of the < »nil»» II an ordin.u>> ■■ attention <it •>< vera! capitalists during i»HU»- on ih< matter of the exten»ion river, some twenty miles, to water ev under consideration, and a meeting of the past two weeks, and while every of the city limit», and will have. i< ery Iwo or three days, whereas if they the school board will be held during live of Viei l Is A. Co of Portland Oline »III b>- Ini 1 <>du<'-»I grunting th • 1 effort nas been mad» to keep the mal ready for publication in a few day». could find water the cattle, horses ana 'the next few days for the nut pose of here Im wa» lastructed lo iflm thelr I ii I nh I o I i desire») We bop»- to I»»- In this city by the tei quiet It lui» leaked out that before In it he 1» going to lay before th»- peo sheep, which would rang»- there could outlining a program governing the original offi'r aliout 1600 Tilt» < bang»* many mor'- »<■»!»» pass by there will ple living In the adjoining addition.» find water, too. action to be taken. Nothing has been of front dld not »liti Hi*- city fuihvr», tlist of lM«c»mber,'' said Mr M.»». tills city a marnili», th Just what th»- city prop»»»» s to do lu be located In O. G. Baldwin is in charge of the done relative to the dispo-a! of tne and th»* advlsability of r<* advcrtlMlng "Our men ur»- now placing p»»l®» be return for the ix-nefits to be derive»! Idg warn- factory and a santi and door boring. They are present down at bonds that were voted for tta pur tlie bonds wan thvn ill»«u*s«-'l No tween Weed and Gruss Lake, and ai >■ that are from the extension of the municipal the men are house. Who about 200 feet, With their present pose. and this will be the first thing n» itoli »in. tuk»*n. Hi»* »'nili»* mailer being closely folio»»'»! by tlie vire It Im» not been fully <!»-<-'»b d back of these enterprises it has been boundaries. He is going over 'he or facilities they »an bore 1,200 feet ti.at will receive the attention of the liuvlng I h » 11 »ululiliii-<l t»> City Attor meli (>»<;, Drnk»- f«»r lil» opinion, and wheu Juni 1 » hut »V will do about an office I in possi tile to learn but the negotia- dinance» and also the »-orresfiondenc • but If they fail to find water at that dtrectcrs. No attempt is to be mad : to erect ibis I» rvn»l»*r»*»l thè councl) «ili de- bere nor where It will be locate«!. tpni» have progi »-ssi'd far enough to that ha» been had with the Hot depth they will go 1.200 f»?et deeper, war runt the statement that both en- Spring» (Mimpany, and every detail of The drill alone weighs 2.100 pounds. •Jic school this year, but plans »ill be th»s»' multerà belng for futili.' (le- < Idv » luti to »1»» the issue under discussion will be terptlseh will be a reality before long. and a forty hors» power engine is do prepared and specifications submitted Th<- » ■ipltiilists 011 thè outsld» nr» t»-i nilnat lon W»' will. however. Ii.iv»» gon».* into exhaustively. The sa nit und door factory is the ing the work. »0 one can imagine the for bids and the contract a»ard»d «• Ignoi.mi n» h » <i|»>r»-d g< nllvtoan in un *-ffi»«* uptown and will probably fio- prosi»»-» t|v.' <|wi' lop The mayor Is anxious to see the citv .outcome <>f p«»»er and strength of the machine. during the winter in order to let the (fi Ica u» to thè nlze and dwrlop- tun»' two null employ <-<! here. The | ment In the near future of the timber d - - bl administratioD, It is absolutely necessary, if this succ»!ssful contractor prepare for the iiiiiit of thln city, nnd thi^» wan evi- ■uTvic»- we propose inaugurating w til county. It will and will do all within his power to Int<*r<*»t » In be this country is to grow as it shoulcj, that erection of the building Just as soon <lvn»»*d by ili»' Hurpri»»' uinnlfested by be the very beat ut our disposal, sc»'. 1 one of the largest on tlie coast. and lu meet the demands of the residents »11 those who live here should work to- as possible after the winter is ever. Mi tlilniur«*. tlii* representatlv»' «»f we feel that this city will have mi It is the intention of the board to Morti» a Co li l» stile t»» say timi If ciiu •»■ to compluin about the trial- I ns modern as money can make It. ll» the additions He recognises that g»-ther for the g<x>d of all. Mr. Edler. are entitled to certain conces- 1 location Is »till In the dark, but rumor they who ranks as the third largest sheep have a structure that will be a source tlie borni» are re adv»>rtl»rd timi therv iiienl tt will rvcdve from the West* J has it that it will be close to the old slons, and it is for the purpose of en owner on the coast, has shown that of pride to the city and the subject of »III I h - mort* than t»<> blddvi». and era Union ” ' county road, and be h « tv "»1 by u spur lightening them as to how far the he is willing to do his part. Vast ben admiration of new comers. Vltc site Ihe tua»or nii'l round) wlll noi In* sur* Mr May expects to leave in the from th»* Southern Pacific. city can go that the statement is being efits. of course, he will derive from selected is one of the most sightly in pii»» <1 If thè) re» v|ved a b»-lter l»ld morning for San Francisco, but will The erection of a large warehouse . prepared. this work, but those who run stock in the city, and can be easily viewed than »'Itiicr <>f thè two »iibmltt»*d In return again In about tht»-»- w»-ek.t. J The residents of the Hot Springs that neighborhood will also be bene from the railroad. This will be an im an»w»*i tu thè prrvlou» advvrti»vm»*ut wl »'ll final arraugem -iitH will be mud will not lx- ho much of a surprise, as It 1» the natural outcome of th»* gr»-at addition are particularly anxious to fited, as they know themselves. portant matter when this is a main The councll levi» thut slave thè) for II»».- opi-nlng of the office development of the farming section »»■e something done that will rid them line city, for it will secure the atten w» ie hdd up so long by Ki-an A Co., this year. Few realized that there of the stock nuisance, if the vote In BACK TO OLD KLAMATH tion of thousands of travelers passing .1» to prvyint tlu- »i>innn-ii«-»*iin*nt of OLDTIMEBK' REt XION was such an lmm»*n>M* acreage placed favor of coming into the city is ■ through. Since the election of Mr. wotk on ih»* systetn thl» yoar, therv I» J»>lin liuti. Arti - \ isitlng Manv Ottici 1 in cultivation this year until aft«*r th»* against such a move, then It is not un Goeller no meeting of ths board has I l|.t -() • I I » •• Xante« Ire In»» rioetl on nu nevd for any great speed at tills Place«, Rcturqp to K la ma (li crop» wore harvested, it »as then been held, and not'untif tL le members likely that the property embraced In ili»' Roll'» »if ili»' Organisation — decided that lime, and thvy have Fall» to May. s»-<«n that the wheat crop alone that addition may be Incorporated get together officially will any'hing Object of tin- Ho-let). when thè oond» are again sol»! the i»'a< h»-d ov< r a million bushels, and in into a city. If such is done, then it ml<< wlll stick, ami thè city «IH gd John Britt, who for several years so of a definite character be agreed on. A meeting of th<< Klninatb ' mifl 'ord»-r to care-for it warehouse facll- will be in a position to regulate the thè money All of thl» > sn t><- work«*d acceptably filled the position of man - matter of stock, street lights and oth- »»ut In siifli» l»*nl lime to ndmlt of ad Pioneer» was held Saturday at the jitle» were absolutely neci-ssary. l 1‘1’ER LAKE NOTES ager for Schallock & Daggett, and About six weeks ago Sacramento er municipal problems in a manner vrrtlslng for l>ld» for thè system sud 1 courthouse Thirty-five member» were who at the time of the transfer of the Business is booming on the Upper (he nwaidliig of tln- contrari ho uh ti» I '• »-nt »wl »lgn»-»l their nan»» 1 and people were in the market for Klam that will prove satisfactory to those business to Shive Bros. & Co., went ath count;. -A'htat, and the price pml dues Tlie by-laws and constltu- Interested. This step, however, will lake water front, the saw mill, box pei Kilt of work Milnmendng « t-» ti th»* east, returned to this city Friday- off* red was a cent and a half. As soon tin- committ -»- up- non a» drafted by be taken only as a last resort. factory, two big dredgers, the steam o» »*uin i>p»-ns n»-xt Hprlng evening. There are few men in thecity pi'ited at the •neet 11 ; lu-l.l last as they drop|x »l out the price of ( who are so popular as Mr. Britt, and shovel and construction trains make sui ing on Railroad Da) we: ».< adopted win at fell ten cents a hundred, but (.EYsIRS IX LOWER LIKE his host of frientjs will be glad to it a busy place. • eli cted ■ immediately raised when the agents The folowing officer» w Five steamers make regular trips learn that he has returned, especially A curious phenomena has recently When the A N W club, with their • > A. Stearns, president » < Apple of th»* Sacramento interests re-entered on the lake. when they know that he conies to hu-diand» and Invited guest», rang the gate. vice preaident M«- h Emm. If th«* market. It Is a lack of ware been i observed in the Lower Klamath Captain Wickstrom with the Eagle stay. houses that has kept other buyers out lake about four or five miles south- »loorlx'll hi the home of Mr. and Mrs < o|. swell, secretary and tri-'isiirei- is in the wood business. During his absence he has visited R Wattenburg Friday evening they Before adjournment Nott tuber sth of the county, and-this fact reaching west of Merrill, in Siskiyou county. The Hooligan is towing for the mill many places, and returns so thorough There are several places where wcr«» met by ghostly and witch like w.is selected as the next meeting lay' (he ears of capitalists s»x>n brought Cal 1 company. ly convinced that there is no place figures, »ho b) motion» direct»*d them Th»' Pioneers' associ.' turn dales them her»* for the purpose of caring the water In the lake boils up in a The Mazuma »'s in the Wood river that has the future to it that Klam sort of geyser some three feet in upstalru. There they arrayed them- I'.u k as fur as the late tail or iX8P. for th»* demand. ath Falls has. Throughout the mid trade. height and four or five feet in diam- selves in sheets nnd luaHks and soon though the first meeting ■vi . Io Id this The Hornet is doing promiscuous dle West there is a great unrest, ev a ghostly prot i ' sh I ou nii'il down th»- ;»-ir on Railroad Day. limn lit»* so- 1 eter. They were first seen a couple eryone being desirous of c-oming to towing. of weeks ago by the children of F. . »lairs and Into tin* pleasant parlor», < ,« t) was partly organise I, commit The Winema runs to various points the Pacific coast. In his old home wli»'i<* half an hour was spent In try t. <•» were appointed, and today the Hartman, who pass the locality twice on the lake with passengers and One of the richest strikes ever neighborhood in Minnesota upwards ing to (H hcovci the Identity of the organization was completed. each day on their way to school in freight. mad»- In Western Oregon wan made in of 5V0 people left there this summer f shei'ted figure». The masks »ere Merrill. The matter was mentioned The organisation has for its object Another of those vast tule fires the North Fairview- mine. Bohemia tor the coast, and three-fourths of then removed nnd prize» nwarded. in school, and last Sunday Mr and the collection ol all historical records. raged for two miles along McCor o district, a few days ago, The ore Is those remaining hope to follow some Mrs. F. M White, Mr». Geo. Ilurn books. pletiiri'H and relics that are in Mrs. Wm. A. Wilson, Miss Campbell, mack's shore a few nights ago. It fabulously rich, nnd the ledge is five •time in the future. and Mr». ('. (' llogu»* 11»-»! foi first any way connected with the history one of the teachers of the Merrill feet wide, About I Wii feet of the It is to this great tide of etnigra- was a magnificent spectacle, lighting prize, nnd Geo. t'hiistiiln and C. C. and grow ili of Klamath county. school, and Will Wilson drove over ledge is free milling ore. and the rich tlon that the Pacific coast owes its up this part of the lake and making llogu» for the booby prize. to the lake in a carriage to see the All file old-timers In tlie county stuff Is a stringer running along the great growth in population in the past the sky lurid with its glare. .Mr. nnd Mis Hogue were then pre- .liotild Join the society. Its high aims geyser^ -J»lr. W. A. Wilson informs New houses in Shippington are hanging wall. The find was made on three years, and is indicative of what . Hied with ■ollie beautiful »-lit Klass .»re w-utiiy <>f their zealous support, us that he saw three geysers out in nothing new any more; they build the surface, only 200 feet below the the future has in store for this part In honor of their thirty-fifth wedding nnd the nodal benefits they will re tile lake some half mile away, of the them so fast mushrooms are of slow main tunnel. Bohemia will get to lie of the West. anniversary, nflei which they received ceive nr»- wurth while. They will lie appearance described above. It is growth in comparison. i great camp. Britt. "When 1 1» ft here, ” said Mr. th»- < iingrat ulat Ions and gooil wishes able to meet filose who. wit 11 them, i reported that there is a larger one More new wells are being bored at many really felt that there were "I of those present, This was a great In st mini»' and settled tills county. bat sometimes boils up high as a Shippington. We are told the aver than brighter futures place« / with Kiirprl»»* to Mr. nnd Mrs llogu»*, who man's head and with a roar like a age depth to good water is about 75 Klamath county. 1 was wrong, and full) npprei-liiti'd th»* esteem and A meeting of the directors of t train of cars crossing a bridge Mer- Mrs. R. R. Hamilton Is expected so will anyone else be wrong if he feet. friendship of the giver». rill Re» ord. home on Wednesday. She will be ac s<-hool board was held th's afte: tio The big dredger Klamath Qheen. leaves here with the idea of finding a I'leasant »-»mversatlon and games companied by tin- doctor's parents, at the public school The meeting w having finished her work at the rail city or county with brighter prospects ^l»>llow»*d. mill tlicr»' living a • b-lii it J. G. Swan, county school superin 1 whom she has been visiting, and thet called to elect a <lir»*»-tor to till t he than he leaves behind. . My advice to way landing, was towed to Rattle- rd fortum teller present many availed tendent. returned Friday evening v.ill remain here about a week, The vacancy caused by the resignation of those here is to forget about 1 the other snak point by the steamer Hornet on 1 heinselv»'» of the opportunity to learn from a trip through the eastern part doctor's father Is pautor of tlie First G. W. White. make Klamath ¡ Saturday afternoon. place and get in and what the future held for them. .of th»> country. Whil atomi he vis- The »'lection resulted as follows: Cent ml M E. church lit Portland. The steamer Winema brought a to be the best After partaking of delicious re iti'd th»* Pine Grove. Dairy, Hllde- county what it is sure 1 J. F (Jodler 12. O. A. Stearns ti. large log raft for Moore Bros, yester section on all the Pacific coast.” fresh..... nt», the guests departed fer J. 1’. Wolfe was in town from Mer brand and Bly schools. All schools day. The logs are from Balls bay, * Elne-i- T Applegate and his v If" their homes, voting Committ»'»' No. 1 are doing good work. At Pine Grove rill Monday. and the steamer had a long tow of It. left this wi'ek for Imperial Valley, SOCIAL of th»* A. N. W. club perfert »■nt»T- the lumber is on the ground for a new The Adams dredger Is rapidly cut The Ignites ’ Aid of the Presbyterian , win re Mr. Applegate will take charge taners. The) are pretty bus) nt the mills |school building and work will begin of the experimental farm at Brawley now receiving the grain hauled in by on It at once, The Bly district will church will give a social Thursday ting the »anal from the lake to the Rccitiver of the Imkevlew lamd for tin- Imperial Valley Investment the different ranchers in the county. also take steps for th«' erection of a evening. October 2Sth. at the home of high land on the north boundary of Office F. I’. Cronemiller and wife and j company. He has a three years' con Those who doubt the fertile quality of new school building. Superintendent Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hogue, on Sixth Shippington. and will soon be half son, Fred, arrived from Wood river, tract with the company. Swan »111 leave Monday morning for street. Every member and friend of way across the marsh. our soil should pay the mills a visit. lli< where they have been for the past 1 a trip through th»* west side of th? Mrs. Chas F. Stemwell, whose hus Richard Croker's oft-quoted opin : county. three weeks. They will lenve In a Ills band Is interested in the Portland ion that New York is the best go- collide of days for Lakeview, Dorsey E. Johnson and wife of Mer many friends are glad fo see him Store, let! for Seattle, where she will erned city in the yorld has not tempt rill are staying at the American. visit frlendH for a couple of weeks. ed hint to live there. looking so well nnd happy. 1 the church and congregation is in vited to be present and enjoy a social The late E. H. Harriman eclipsed evening. A musical program has even his record as an active financier been arranged and refreshments will when he drew up a will that is con ceded to be absolutely lawyer-proof, be served. No charge. < !