KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
E. J. MURRAY, Editor.
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON.
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
BRIEF MENTION
ALL TIRED OUT
T. H. Orr is down from the
Agency Tuesday.
Hundred* More in Klalimlll Falls io
Percy School Is now employed In
the Same Plight.
the Boston store.
C. N. Meyer was over from his
Tired all the time:
tanch in the Swan lake valley Turr-
Weary and worn out night and
day.
A barrel of the very finest sauer­ day;
All communications submitted for publication in the columns of this
Back aches; side aches.
paper will be Inserted only over the name of the writer. No non de plume kraut has just arrived at Goodrich's
VII on account of the kidneys.
Cash Store.
articles will be published.
Must help them at their work
Guy Patterson and W. M. Dock
Let one who knows how >ell you
dissatisfaction of any kind. The Car­ cry left on the stage for Bonanza ;
BAMKKTBtl.L G OIKS
how
:
dinals fought on bravely till the very Tuesday morning.
The basketball season in Klamath end. Frequently it occurs that when
Mis.
A. Lempke, F st., Grants
Chas. Reid, Guy Merrill and Tho-i
Falls opened yesterday. The game a team sees it is being defeated it re­ Calamese of Merrill left Tuesday for Pass, Ore., says: "For some time I
was plated between the Cardinals, a sorts to rough playing. But this can San Francisco.
suffered severely from rheumatic
local city team, and the flrst team of not be said of those who opposed the
J. Y. Johnson and a party of pains throughout my body and was
the Klamath County High School. High School boys in yesterday's game friends were out hunting Sunday and so stiff and lame that I could scarce­
From the moment the referee flrst even though the defeat meant much brought back 26 ducks.
ly get around. My rest was broken
blew his whistle for the game to com­ to them.
mence there was not a dull period,
The High School boys will continue
and the interest of the spectators did their practice, and if supported, they
not wane at any time, There was ' will furnish Klamath Falls with th-'
tather a constant increase of inter­ highest class of amusement
and
est and it seemed that the referee'* j sport.
whistle sounded only too soon for !
The boys hope to have several of
the game to cease.
i the best High School teams in the
The High School boys had been state here some time during the sea-
working out steadily each day, show- son. and expect also to make one or
ing excellent form, which promised more trips going as far north as
that their opponents would have to Portland,
_________ This will call for support
work hard if they would win. The i from the citizens of Klamath county!
High School boys, moreover, aver- and especially Klamath Falls, It has
aged very much liss in weight than been proven beyond all question or
their opponents, and this. too. mean’ doubt, time after time, that such
that only fast and consistent playing meetings between different schools is
would win for them the game, of the highest educational value to
Though the gymnasium at the High the participating schools, and there-
School is extremely inadequate in fore most assuredly merits the sup-
which to practice, owing to the fact port of each community concerned,
that it is much too small and has
If. then, citizens, you wish to be
three massive leaning pillars in the loyal and help on a good cause, give
center of the room, the boys never­ your support to the Klamath Count'
theless, were able to secure enough High School basketball team and let
practice even in such a place to show the boys win the championship of
what they can do if only they have c this state.
proper gymnasium in which to prac­
Following are the positions played
tice. There can be no doubt in the by the two teams:
minds of those who were spectators High School
Position
Cardinals
In yesterday’s game that the High ¡Barnes ............ Forward............ Hayden
School boys will develop into the best
High School basketball team in the
Over in Lake county the ther­ and as a consequence I arose in the
mometer has already diopped as low ' morning feeling so tiled that It was
hard for mo to perform my house­
as four degrees below zero.
I tried many remedies and
The proprietors of the Whit > work.
receiving tin
building are.fixing up a banquet and liniments without
i slightest relief and hearlug lloan's '
lodge hall in the new building.
Miss Ella Wakefield returned on Kidney Pills highly recommended for
the stage Tuesday morning to Pine such troubles. I procured a box. I
Grove, where she Is teaching school was helped from the first, and before
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Chastain left long I was free from pain. I havu
for Bonanza Tuesday morning, where told others how much benefit I have '
they will visit friends for a few days. ' received from Doan's Kidney Pills'
About sixty men are at present and I would not be without them :n ;
working on the Drew's valley dam the house.”
for the < .-egon Valley Laud com­
For sale by alt dealers. Price Jo I
pany.
cents.
Foster-Milburn t’o . Buffalo.
Ti e :.o alg Express intimates that New York sole agents for the United
there will be a marriage performed States.
Christmas Day in this city. It seems
Remember the meine Doan's
quite probable.
and take no other
Mrs. John Wells came down from
Bly Sunday evening to join her hus­ BELÌI F PREVALENT THAT IT
band. who has been in the city for
CAN ICtOMlT.IMI RESULTS
the past few days.
More men are trying out for ora­ But If Carried Into Effect Will
tory and debate at the University of
Oregon this year than tried out for
the football team.
The University of Oregon exhibit
of pictures at the Alaska-Yukon ex­
position at Seattle received honor­
Dufault ........ forward ............. DeLap able mention and attracted much at­
Stephenson .. center........... Clift, W. tention.
John Stilts and W. E. Seehorn
Jacobson ........... guard............ Lavenic
were
instrumental in having M'-s
Fouch ................ guard.............. Clift, F.
J.
A.
Davis
removed to the hospital,
Siemens ____ substitute
substitute .............. Shive
Motschenbacker substitute.. Johnson where it is hoped she will regain her
Telford ......... substitute....... Ambrose strength.
The game yesterday opened with
High School lineup as follows:
George Stephenson, center; George
DuFault and Marion Barnes, for­
wards. and Ernest Jacobson and Roy
Trappers and hunters are every
Fouch, guards. The flrst basket was
day
bringing in mink, fisher, bobcat
thrown by the High School within the
flrst minute of play. Astonishingly and coyote hides, and the trapping
they continued to throw baskets at season has begun in full force. In
very regular intervals of time. Du- the earlier days this was one of the
Fault and Barnes each did some won- main supports of the men who dur­
derful basket throwing, which won ing the winter found lots of apart'
■
great applause. Stephenson distin­ time on their hands. There are even
guished himself at center, apparently now but few places in the country;
being able to land the ball just where where the trapping brings such good
he desired to have it go. Jacobson returns for the money and time in­
and Fouch each did some snappy vested. Last week one man brought
work, making it difficult for the Car­ in to the Gun store >125 worth of
dinals to keep the ball on the Higa hides he had captured in less than a
School's territory even for a short month.
time. All in all, there was consistent
An Eastern deaf-mute wife has
playing and commendable team
been
given a divorce from her deaf-
work, which alone are the erfterions
mute
husband, who called her names
for judging a team's strength. Dur­
on
his
fingers. She was not obliged
in the first half the Cardinals suc-
ceeded in making but two baskets, to "listen,” but possibly curiosity got
while the High School made seven the better of her. She had less cane
» similarly afflicted
man
baskets and one free throw ____
from _________
the^an —
the
him
close
of
w
hose
deaf-mute
wife
kept
foul line; the score at the
thii
4,
High
awakp
nights
by
'
talking.
”
If
the half being Cardinals
divorce
fad
continues,
decrees
will
School 15.
Beat Il tile Goal Sought—Ihn
I ted Ultimi
No. 71117
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Klamuth Falls, In the State of Oregon, ut tile dose of business,
November HI. 1969.
Ill MOI IK I'M
DOLI. IBM
Loans and Discounts
t
| «2.IHM 83
Overdraft. secured ami unsecured
U H bonds to secure circulation
10.000.00
9.88'.' '.»»
Bonds, securities, etc
Bunking house, furniture und fixtures
10.482 64
other reni estate owned
840 50
Due from national bunks (not reserve agents)
SI oo
Due from state und private bunks und bunkers
trust
eompunles and savings banks
1.092.07
Due from approved reserve agents
31,71« oo
Notes of Other national banks
1.020 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels uml cents
149 41
Lawful money reserve In bank, viz: specie, |fl,0<8 50,
legal tender notes, (815.00
«.MM I f,o
Redemption fund with U H treasurer (5 per cent of clr
Mio uO
cqlutlon )
Total
»14«.596 78
1.1 \III 1.1 III M
DOLI. HIM
Capital stock pald in
Surplus fumi
t’ndivlded profila. Ics« expenses and taxes pubi
National batik notes outstanding
Due io other natlonal banks
Due lo state and private banks and banUers
Individuai deposita subject to check
Demand certificata* of deputili
Total .
................ »...................
4 25.000 00
7.500 00
4.048 90
9,700.00
1,800.01
991.70
90.318.71
7.425 37
1148.598.78
Stalo of Oregon.
)
County of Klamath,)ss.
I. M \ Dvlsell, cashier of the above named bank, do sol­
emnly swear thut the above btatenivut la true to the best of my knowl­
edge and belief
w, a . DEI.ZELL. Cashlur.
Correct Attest:
|, F WILLITS.
GKO T. BALDWIN.
J A MADDOX. Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me itun null ,|nv u( November. 1909
P I, FOUNTAIN. Notary Public.
Before You Buy Your Winter
Supplies
of Coat.
Don’t forget to get our prices on
No proposition that has been ad­
vanced since the inception of the
Klamath project has attracted the'
attention as has the letter which ap­
peared in Monday's Herald, in
which Judge Benson advanced the
idea of the sale of the lands to be re­
claimed by the government for the ,
benefit of the Klamath project. Like'
many other matters of great value,
Canned Goods, Sugar, Beans
Dried Fruits and everything
in the Grocery Line. Try our
25c. Monarch Coffee.
You
can’t beat it in quality
The new Christian minister, the the plan seems so simple that many
Rev. Volandrigham, wife and fam­ have asked themselves the question.
ily, arrived in the city. It is re-; "Why didn't I think of that before?"
ported that Mrs. Volandrigham is That it is going to receive the atten­
tion of the landowners of the project
quite seriously ill.
The Klamath Ad company is tak-1 is certain, judging from the com­
ing the school census of this district. I ments that have been made on It to­
It is believed that the number of i day.
In view of the trend of affairs In
school children will reach as high '
Washington,
as Indicated by the dis­
as seven or eight hundred.
A fine Ashland home to trade tor a patch which appeared In Sunday s
Klamath county farm
under the Oregonian, and a portion of which
ditch. Inquire at the plumbing es­ is printed elsewhere In this paper, it
tablishment of H.
Boivin, Main behooves the people of the Klamath
street, Klamath Falls, Ore.
12-31 project to get together and work
You can break up a cold or relieve hand-in-hand with the reclamation
an attack of La Grippe with "Weeks service. The idea that some had
Break-Up-a-Cold Tablets.” Chocolate that Secretary Ballinger was ready
"oa ed. ¡'leafent to take; no calomel. to take <-ff his coat -in I wade In and
clean out eve, yen,» and everything
Your money back if they fail.
Sold by Underwood's pharmacy.
j that Interfered with the rapid con­
struction of this project would seen: |
The laying of the sidewalk around
the Jacobs block has been completed. to be wrong, for he says that the
In the early spring Mr. Jacoba will ' law shall govern, and the project
take up the wooden sidewalks and ; must pay the actual cost, whether:
put in cement walk. He is unable to I other estimates have been made for a
do this now on account of frost.
1
lesq figure or not. Ballinger is not
Mamie, daughter of E. Quilitch,
going out of his way to make troubi..*'
In the second half there was con-'yet be K,ven for simPIe suggestion.
proprietor of the Lakeside Creamery,
for the reclamation service unless
siderable change in the lineup of
arrived in the city Wednesday ■'.nd!
The cost of the Panama Canal will
there are grounds for the charges
both teams. Vern Motschenbacher
will make her home here in the fa- '
be more than double the first esti­
made; and when the statements
replaced Fouch at guard on the High I
ture. She has been attending the
mate—1145,000,000. It will prob­
made before the senate committee
School
lineup.
Motschenbacher
High School at Pueblo, Co).
ably be fully three times that sum,
are sifted down it will be found that
showed up excellently, and promises
Joe Sasser of London, Ky., who there has been very little. If any,
and even more. The cost was esti­
to add much strength to the High
for
the past four years has been a wheat In the big pile of chaff.
mated on bases that no longer exist. ;
School team. However, to show that
resident
of this city, and has more
Besides, every great work, In all ages j
It is now up to the people of the
the High School has still other val-
has cost far more than the estimates. recently been a partner with How­ project to formulate some feasible
uable resources, Motschenbacher was
Wise men, who wish to erect build-j ard Donnelly In the Central cafe, plan that will accomplish what they
called in after about eight minutes of
Ings, get estimates and then double left this morning for San Francisco. are after—the securing of water for
play and John Siemens replaced him.
He will join his brother there, who is' the land at a less price than the esti­
them.
I
Siemens is only a light man, but he
a sergeant in Troop L of the U. S. 1 mated cost. This can only be done
demonstrated what agility and a
Cavalry, and who has been ordered !
Knew of One
by the carrying out of the Benson
clear head can do when in a respons-
Traveler (delayed in Drearyhurst to Nicaragua on the transport Bu ! Idea, and if everyone gets in and
ible position. During this half the
by washout)—Are there any objects ford.
hustles for this there is a possibility
boys continued the class of work
8. O. Johnson, president of the j
of curiosity in this village?
of bringing about the results sought.
they had started out to do in the first
Uncle Wellby Gosh—-Well, I reck Hoc Springs and the Klamath Devel­ This Is the only way it can be done,
half. Each player rendered his quota
on I've got as much curiosity as any opment companies arrived In the city and even then It means a hard, long
in winning the game. Had any play­
objick you'll find.
Where are you Tuesday evening for the purpose of fight.
er even now been injured in the least,
i goin', mister, an’ what do you toiler looking over his Interests here. Mr.
there were Telford and Boggs on the
Johnson had nothing to say for pub­
for a livin'?—Chicago Tribune.
ACQUIRING RELATIONSHIPS
bench ready to play if needed. The
lication, confining himself to the
—
game ended with the score of 8 to 29
E. L. Rasor, who has been leading statement that he was pushing with
Little Frank was enumerating his
in favor of the High School.
the singing at the meetings at the all possible vigor his publicity plans, aunts one day. He mentioned a fav­
One thing regarding the game es­ Baptist church, and H. H. McKee, and that they would be completed ■ orite cousin. "Well," he said, "cous­
pecially merits considerable com- who has been assisting Mr. Bledso > in the near future. These are of a in Dill isn't my aunt yet; she's just
ment, and that is the clean playing in conducting the revivals, left for most extensive character, and will no my cousin, but. when she gets a little!
of both sides, There was not the Ashland, where they will hold a ser­ doubt be productive of big results older she’ll be my aunt, won't she,!
slightest sign of any quarreling or ies of revivals.
I
both for Mr. Johnson and this city. mama?"
MONARCH MERCANTILE COMPANY
Phone 1051
SATISFACTION
The feeling I want to exist between you and me.
I am trying to make my name and satisfaction
synonymous. You can help me.
Don’t holler and cuss if I have worked for you
and it’s not been satisfactory, but bring it back and
give me a chance to make my word of guarantee
good.
One receives a certain amotit of satisfaction in
buying goods and feeling they have their dollar’s
worth.
I hose are the very kind of goods I carry and are
all made by the most reliable firms. I would like to
have your business.
I have been told that I am on the WRONG side
of the street nevertheless you are not treating your­
self RIGHT unless you see my stock before you buy.
T.
MCHATTAN