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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1909)
SUGGESTION IS MADE THAT A BALDW IN Bl II.DING IDDITION TO I NoilMOt s 111 III OF A. O. I . W. IllAX K Illis 1 I \n (¡RAIN The first snow of the season tell on the night of October 29th on the Ilie Old Site Should Ik' Soil! to Partly sides of the mountains surrounding Meet the Cost of the New Weil l you noil. Into my pniloi the valley. And the valley itself was Building. Haiti the Spider Io the II). covered by an inch of the "beautiful" “'ll» the prettiest little iunior ‘I hat eier you eliti spy." on the morning of the 30th. It is Since the decision was reached to The phenomenal yield of grain in Work lias bet'ti commenced on a doubtful if any climate « ver enjoyed b Id a new courthouse lor Klamath fiftyrfoot addition to the A. O. u. W. Klamath '.unity (Ills year lias placed a month of bettor weather than Octo county some business men have dis block, lite excavation for which has tills section an among the gialli pro ber lias been here nt au elevation of Of e«*uis<* It will 11 pretty little pallor. for Unit cussed the advisability of placing the already been completed Prior to his ducing con iti s of tlie state. Esti Spldi'l win 11 w I'li' one wlrte beyond Ills i'.*i"'i iitlou 4.100 feet. Give Klamath county the new structure on the site now occu mid had furnlshi il IBs pretty little purlin at th«1 d< parture for San Francisco Judge mates u'. to the number of biiilul« palm for tine w«*ather. rttore of E W (lllletto At Co (Mang Block, Sixth pied by the old building, Their argu Baldw in ¡‘tail'd that he Inl.nded mak ! 1 ’ 'Ill'll I . ' , tl." |i:<> ' COIl .el i . I i * street t, where Io* found that lie could g«*t <»<i*- Congressman Hawley has recently menta are deserving the serious cou- tlilng thin goeii to make a home pretty and «mu r.g ii.is addition to his building, for placing it ov< r Hiv iiiilllou mark. M.n been visiting IBs constituents in tills Rirtulile nt prices timt wer«' «iirtlly within tli«- 111*1111 • sideration of the county officials. for Im Broil rs. win are position to •is, who arc In a po-dll purpose of the enlarging ll." store of 11 Spliler that had to do his own «Iruuimlng up portion of the district, and made a in i hern are tunny points of vital Im of lniHlni*HH. The fable goes on to relate lluit this s'ai.' room formerly occupied by Ills lull'd- form n pretty close v*lInuit pleasant personal impression. If he purlieu Irr pretty little parlor was mi cosy mil portance not only to the city but also that about 1,000,000 bushels will ware stole. When asked if tins meant comfy" Unit Mr Fli could not r< 1st th • t**mpiii luid voted In congress against the the county. One man expressed! him tlon to enter, with dlHiintrouH r<* nits to Mt I I*. tl.ai he was to re-occupy the building cover the tin umnt raised. nabobs of New Ijngland it is doubt but to III«* entire sat Irtfiiet Ion of tin S| Id . self as follows. Requesting that his ’’Klan . tli county hus done ii u if and i-.invurt hi» four-at ory building Tito story goes to h ) iow that u lien you ful if then* would be any opposition name be not used for fear he might ar,” said Mr. M ii'liil furnish a a hot»«* parlor mol 11U oilier into a modern hotel h » refused to proud tli. to his r< nomination and ri'-election. If you will tile yolll ivir to E \V 1.Ill' It. A be accused of opimsinit the erection of Few nail? d that there would l»< state wl.at his plans were. will find ti nt you cun furnl>*li It <«irn| l< Even as it is. his pleasing personality the new building, or some «»ther ..-Il au tnous production this most comfortable mol aitrnctlvo 1 aim 1. i It is stall'd, however, on reliabl" may overcome th«- opposition. It »0 pl axing to the eye that mi invention * uu r eq illy unreasonable object: authority ibal it is the Intention of y c.i:. and ** i en 1 eports began to conn* "pretty little parlor" will be aui to be V. It'i Jesse Drew hail th«* premium wheat "The placing of the courthous«* In pl<;iisiir>*. A not lier thing about tills I 011. Mr. Baldwin to make a change of this in few could credit them, It is my crop for yield in Yonna valley, his it doesn't take more to fiirnldi tl|<* lion» th«' center of the city w< bi be a 1.000,000 character, provided he can secure th«' opinion, however, that dm*a to build It. Hut you will find pricea h three acres threshing out 12S bush n. ) take that future generations Inishvls is a conservative* estimate. able that you w III wonder why you <li< services of a first-class hotel man. His els, or 42 2-5 bushels per acre. Emil advnntm.o of It nnu litive all tho*«' nl<«* tii would not thank us for. It has been plans along this lino are quit«* exten and even this Is something of which ag>> J11.1 drop In »mm dm anil got tiieii* prl*. mi Flackus had the next beet yield - my experience that where such a till I on <• furnlshliigN. You will be surpris' d You sive, and if put into effect it w ill give th*' pc'ople of the county huve reason with 357 bushels off of nine acres, or will find that you can afford that easy rocker; that thing was done it had a tendency to to Klamath Falls a hostelry that will to feel proud. The old cry thut Klam new carpet; one or tw«> of those pr«*tty rugs or 39 2-3 bushels per acre; but he localise the business district, with the ¡have no equal outside of the citi. . of ath county is nothing but a stock mt squares (lint you litive wunted mi long to bright claims that fully 100 bushels were en up smile piirtlculm room And th** pi I* * on result that tne growth of the city suf Portland and San Francisco. These country is effectually dlsproven by some of tin* other tilings that you think you can’t blown into the straw stack by the fered a severe handicap, if the new plans include thu conversion ot the this record, and It may not l>e sur- afford at present; you’ll find that they art* not be steam blower. Be that as it may. the ; yond nach after nil. but that you can afford them courthouse is erected on the Main present store room Into a large office, prising that the near future will hear liow mid not have to wait yield was not so bad for ati off year street block it will only be a matter tile statement made that It Is noth mriounded by a balcony. The fixtures on a dry hillside. Can the basin, of time until it is surrounded by busi- and furnishings v.ill be the v«*r.v best. ing but a grain auction. The price with its irrigation, make a bigger Ht-SS blocks of more or less beauty. An elevator will be put in and space paid for wheat this year Is a high une, showing? the frame thus created detracting ma provided for news and cigar stands, every thing considered, This is matti No schools In the valley next week terially from the artistic effect that with the possibility of a drug «ore. ly dun io the railroad, li tile same - because the teachers want to at naturally should be a part of a public Later, when the growth of the city amount of wheat tad been produced tend the annual institute. building. It will give to that local- will warrant it, an annex will be con I efor. the railread came It would bo John Jones has been improving his it* the appearance of a small coun- structed on the hili in the rear of th«* II drug on the market. Now, however, home lately, making his house more try town, and have a tendency to de- building, and the roof of th«* present tiof only the wheat, but the manu comfortable and sightly and build preelate proi>erty "at her than en- structure converted into a roof gar factured product can l><* shipped out. • j * ing a stable on bis homestead near hance its value. and the time* is not far distant when den. Dairy. Heating Stoves, Household Utensils, Guns "Another bad effect it will have is It requires no stretch of the imag !:•••. h will play an important part In Dave Shook recently sold some 260 and Ammunition, Cutlery—in fact every- the dividing of the business district ination to se" th * advantageous post- til" freight tonnage from this city.” head of fat cattle, the result of a thing in Good Hardware—No shoddy or of the city. Already this effect is ap Martin Brothers ar*' buying quiin- Is building occupies fpr the car year’s growth from his herd, I have parent to too great an "xtent. Main shelf-worn goods. rying out of such a program. It ilties of wheat, as is also T. W. Ste not heard exactly what he got for street should have an unbroken line phens, whose purchases are for Sac- would make It one of the most pop Agents celebrat.d Ellwood the bunch, but if I were to guess it of business blocks from the bridge to ular hotels on the coast, and would I m ia nento people. Martin Brothers are would b<* about $32 a head, Such a and everything the farmer needs, the Hot Springs addition, and the certain to s"curf* a patronage that Moping-flour, and «xp««t to And i*n figure would bring him tne neat sum time will come when this will be a would make it a success. One of th" ou’iet for all of the surplus of tlivir of $''.320. He also sold to other buy j ibility, provided s .me barrier, > problems thut has been confronting m l this year. ers 28 head of horses and mules, at such as the courthouse would be. is The quality of Klamath county the city tor .«ome time is hotel nc- an average price of $150 each or not thrown across the path. < ommodations. It has long been rec wheat Is such as to make It .very de more. These animals netted him some "It is my opinion, and that of sev ognised that soni* thing must be don ■ sirable for mixing with the softer va- $4,200 or over that. Dave is the eral with whom 1 have discussed this to provide for the future. ■ The time 1 ie> les. most extensive ranchman in the vai- question, that a site for the court | is not far distant when Klaniatb Falls ■th** dry ley—or we’d all be getting rich, But house should be chcsen on some of will be the niecca for thousands of ; Here to this aggregate of $12,500 isn’t ail the heights of the city, where the tourists, and to meet their require clear gain, for his help and board building would show off to better ad- ments will necessitate the erection of and the family expenses — which vantage than it would if placed bn 1 more than one hotel. If Judge Bald amounts to several thousand dollars the old site. This can be d"-e now PROPRIETORS win makes the change he will have —has to come out of this. On the at a comparatively small outlay. Take made provision for the next year or Popular \i quitti« Play ground Pa KINDS OF F F ESH. SALT other I.and, that isn't all the earn the High School as an example. 1 1 two for the caring for the traveling Into A.ii Hand«, < oiudderatiou ings of the iar..h, by a good figure; am free to say that it would not have public, and his hotel will be one much AND SMOKED MEATS lb Ing Clues io $2il,<*OO because he turns off a neat sum every sought after by the tourist, whose' half the effect if it had been placed SAUSAGLS OF ALL KINDS year for surplus grain, hay, l^ogs and lower ground. The same will be first consideration is the securing of Mayor F. H. Sanderson closed ■sometimes apples. Leastwise, it true of the courthouse. the best accomtn dal Ions possible. deal Friday that involves the transfer don’t- look to an outsider as if Mr. "Another matter that should re- of his natatorlnm to L. O. Mills and Shook was likely to fail -soon. I X- c *ive the consideration of the county E ! Hickson, and Involves a cnsh con- George Ritter is one of Yonna's Is the amount of money that can be * ld< ration In the neighborhood of successful farmers and cattle raisers. realized from the sale of the court- I am informed that he recently sent X IM 1 Decide« It Is Good Policy to ' $20,000. The deal Inchides a lease house block, It is not necessary to lor a term of fourteen months, with to market 54 head of fat cattle, net Leave \\ Itile llis w I um - s Are sell it at once. It could be held for an option to buy at the expiration ot ting him some $1,500. Besides, his in Good < ondition. a couple of years, when its value will tl.at time. granaries are full to repletion of be great enough to go a long ways Sunday morning no little exclte- The natatorlnm has been one of wheat, rye and oats. He knows how towards paying for the cost of the to economize and look after things. ■ meat was caused when Roy Butler the ixipular pastimes of th«* men, new building. This money could be 1 tut nod up missing. Butler has been women and children of the city, and Jacob. Rueck i.i another Yonnaite turned into the county treasury and «onducting an oyster and tamale pat- has done milch to spr* ad th«* fam<* of in a measure reimburse the taxpayers j who is ahead some $3,000 on the ior in the Central cafe, and when he the hot springs of the city. It was for the expense incurred in building credit .-ide of the ledger from his cat i'ti•; d tlat he was losing, decided to 1 looked on as a dubious investment tie raising this year, besides a big the new structure. I have never men- eave his bills and the country a'ir , wlien Mr. Sanderson announced thut Mr. Rueck puts ToOre^on will prevail from the East tior.id it to a person who. after look- surplus of grain. ¡he i ; d collected all the money lie he would erect Hie building, bill the SEPTEMBER 15 TO OCTOBER 18 ing at it in the same light that I see most of hi3 surplus earnings into !c.ii'lu. He not only neglt cted to |u>y ¡results justified his judgment, as It bank stock. it. failed to agree with me." VIA THE I th" rent due, but failed to pay his | has proven on«* of the best Invest George Smyth of the Mt. View Hilled h"lp. and so there are a i . hiii - ments In the eftv. It I Is the intention The people of the Christian cdiurch ranch is erecting a large addition to ior of persons rather anxious to in.-e* i of Messrs. Mills and I Hickson to main- met at the bath house Wednesoay af his residence, which he finds neces I him again and s"ttle their accounts tcin it on the same high plan It has / AXp ternoon to attend to the ordinance of sary because of the great increase of Butler drifted In here about a I occupied under the management of l.apti.-m. Three were baptized, and freighting travel that come« his way. month ago and arranged with J. V Mr. Sanderson, . lid it will doubtless four more are to receive the rite Sun He wants to be able to house as many Houston for the rent of the Central prove a gnat attraction to an increas day immediately after the morning as 40 travelers if necessary, Pros- «afe, and as he had previously tended ing number of devotee» of swimming. (LINES IN OREGON) services. Mr. Sanderson’s kindness in perity is coming his way, too. bar for Mr. Houston, he had B’.tly When asked as to what he intended Wm. A. Flackus has taken a gang allowing the free use of the bath trouble. Over in Lakeview, Butlet to do, now that he was free from Chicago $33.00 house whenever needed is very much of helpers to lower Lost river, where had tried the St. Louis restati rant business, business cares of the natatoriiim, 3_- 00 appreciat.-d by the church. Most ex he is building a bridge for the county. first behind Whorton’s saloon, ami I Sanderson stated: < linaha 25.00 Joe Kessel went to the falls with a cellent addresses are being given ev afterward on the street he put tin a St. Patil 25 00 "I have mad«' no definite plans ery evening at th" tabernacle. Come load of sheep pelts one day last week. ttand which Kansas City he named the “Blue the future. I have nothing on hand 25.00 and receive a hearty welcome and Joe knows a thing o/two about I '•.lul Goose.” As neither of the ventures ■ at the present time, and am therefore ling sheep for the market. hear a very Instructive sermon. FARES CAN BE PREPAID .v<-r** successful, he decided to try free to devote all of my time to the dei The Republican was wrong in stat tills city, and though he succeede 1 Dqposlt the amount of (lie fare with the nearest (». It. & N. or H. 1’. duties of mayor. There are many Im George Rounsville and his son from ing last week that all of the share lili’.jx if, there are others rather i:ori*y portant matters now before the coun Agent and ticket will be delivered In the East without extra cost. Nevada are busy building four houses holders of the L'pper Project were he ever started In. cil that will demand a great deal of in the Hot Springs addition across the present, either in person or by proxy, It had been his habit to get mi the time of the members and myself Se nd us the name and address of anyone* Interested in the State for railroad track, near J. D. Church’s at the last meeting of the Water about eleven o'clock and open the res and I intend to give all the time Oregon literature. residence. They have an option on Users’ association?* Some 3,000 acres taurant and so it was quite easy for necessary to carry to a successful con- WM. McMURRAY. General I’asse nger Agent, Portland, Oregon. twenty-two lots, aqd are expecting to in Yonna valley were not represented him to get away on the morning train elusion Hitch business policies us may build on all of them, selling the at that meeting. and have no one miss him until about be decided on by'thc* council." houses on the installment plan. Misses Kittle Wells, the teacher, noon. This he did. Sheriff Barnes I and Miss Elsie Oden, an Elghth^grade phoned«to hold him, but too late; he New York. That Mrs. E. II. Har Spratt Well*, the big cattle man of Portland. The bank clearings The fact that I he brick thrown at graduate of last year, left Dairy Sun- had already passed Weed, and was riman intends tv take an active part Bly, and Ills family and Miss Nellie here will exceed thAse of nny other 1 Premier Asquith at Giascow, says the day to be in attendance at the insti well < n his way. tn the management, of the vast estate Simpson have returned from .Seattle, year t»y almost 150,000,000. The Minneapolis Journal, missed him by tute Monday morning. They helped Just now the grocers and stor'e- left her by her husband Is indicated Since the 15th they have been visit record for the banner year of 1907 about thirty feet casts dark suspicion to make up a jolly party on the stage keepers are bltsy finding the answer by the fact that she has leased a suite ing with friends and relatives In Ash was |350,»32,432, while the total for to the Falls that afternoon. on the suffragettes. to that old riddle, "Who's what?” of offices on Fifth avenue. land. They left for home Friday. 1909 will easily reach 1100,000,000. I Sixth St., Hang Block * Dependable Hardware t 4 4 * * 4 í* * f * Fences b 4 GEO. H. HOHN,,he Hard*areMan 44 * 5C 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4 '• 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* X :♦ City ^MEISS Meat & ARMAND Market XZ¿ OREGON CALLS: More People Low Colonist Rates Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co. Southern Pacific