KLAMATH REPUBLICAN E. J. MURRAY, Editor LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON HIDDEN DANGERS A iiih V h I Banquet Io II«* H< l«l at loke- *i.l<* Inn Will th- traini Adair Th«* Klumalh Falls Clismber of Commerce will hold its annual buHl- DANGER SIONAU NO. 1 e«iinu.i new* 111« ««ting ami bunquau thl» TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE evening «< this week, Tli«- busl- from the kidney scrntIons. They will ness meetli st will be heltl at the stora warn you when the kidneys me sick, All communications submitted for publication in tlu* columns of this of W. H. Dalbeer, when the election Well kidiisya excrete a clem, ainlxv paper will be inserted only over the uame of the writer. No non do plume ot officers .uul directors will taki tlulii. Sick kidueya »«'ml out a thin article» will be published. place. This nuM'tlug will be i-.vlled pal«« ami h*aiu>, or a thick, red. ill­ to order at 7:30. Al 10 o'clock, fol­ smelling urlue, full of MMlliueut and I’d II.DING BOOM IN HOT lowing th«» bustaii'Hs lueeting, th«* b»u irregular ot passage SPRINGS IIHUnoS quet will be gH«'n at tli«< Lake«.|«te DANGER SIGNAL N(M 3 coni.-« troui the back Back pain», «lull and Inn. l’< ur Dwelling* < ohi pivi cl, Three l'n- Straw \ «»!«• by T«*a< h«-rs of Stat«' El«x t The Chamber st C-oiwmerce has l«e- kx-avy. or sliurp au«i acute. '«■II you of «1er t oils! met ion and Six More I com«' one of the lnip««rtant (tn-tors in «lek klduey» and warn you <>f the up Alilerni.m—Is Favore»! l«y Were Contra« te«l for U it Itili th«> development of the city and piiiuch «tf drop«), «Ilab.tcH unii Klamath County Hie Past Two Montlis conntv an«l th«re will be many re- Bright's «linoni*«- ttoan'a Kltlniiy 1*111- The section of th«» city which seems ports to be made and plans laid for «wre •»«* kldn«>>saud cure thaw nor­ It looks as if L. R. Alderman, as­ to be attracting th«' greatest amount ths coming year. The selection ot , miiaontly. Here to piouf In tlm stale tile sociate profesor of education in University of Ort'gon, would be th«' of attention from investors and home officers and directors will be one of: most of a nearby resident. .1 M. Jones, N Fifth St.. <8iunt< next State Superintendi'nt of Instruc­ builders at the present time is that th«' most important teaturx-s of the: Ore. says: **l have u.»>'«l tion, if the wishes of the t«'achers level tract in th«' "Hot Springs \d«ll-( business meeting, as *«n the men al * a,<**- I loan s Kkln«*y 1*1 1 Is aiul am glad t<> th«> hea l of tuts organliatlnn depend» 1 throughout the State are followed, lion" lying between th«> canal ami .-tuto that they have helped inc ¡peat the success of the man.' unitmtaklng* the railroad and extending trout the Th«' following dispatch has been sent Esplanade to Main street. Late !n to be considered during the yea. ly. Tor some Hine I suffered front out from Salem: a pain in th«* small «if my back and October Nelson Rounsvell purchas-xl 1910. "The teachers of Oregon have It is expected that this meeting will »nt abut annoyed by irregular i-a»«*- «-hosen L. R. Aiderman for Stat«' Su­ twenty-on«» lots in this tract with the be the largest attended iu-the history iaiiitt and aches left uid my kid­ inate candidates for State school Su­ that another will be commenced soon. I gladly r.o cial organizations, and it is up to the neys betvuue ourmul Th«>se houses Mr. Rounsevell excects perintendent The superintendents minuend Dnau ’ s Kidney I’Uls." people of Klamath Falls to see th it responded generally and the follow­ to sell on the “easy payment plan,*' F«»r sate by all dealer*. Price f*0 both financial and every support, ing candidates were named: L. R. and in doing so he is placing some Fust «*r-Milburn Cat. Iluffui*». moral, is given t<> its Chamber of J cents desirable homes within the roach of Aiderman. of Eugene; E. D. Ress­ ¡New York..sole agents for the United Commerce. ler, of Corvallis; A. J. Churchill, of people whose salary and means nave Many business men are always too I States. •ormerly made rent paying a neces ­ Baker City; R. F. Robinson, of Port- lt«*m«*mtMr the nuiue Ilium’s and willing to allow a lew men to take sity. land, and P. L. Campbell, of Eu- 1 take no other. the entire responsibility of work of This is a movement which means] gene, Mr. Jones took these candi- this nature, so that they may have much for Klamath Falls. F'anull.'s dates as a basis for a ’straw vote’ an opportunity to kick, if the actions Ill NDRED ANI» FlI’IA THUINANI*] and in the January number of the paying rent do not take the interest of the Chamber do not always suit kCRKN I MIKK (Altin ACT in local civic affairs, and. owning Oregon Teachers' Monthly will make their personal views. It Is th«' duty nothing, care nothing in particular the following announcement: E. C. Belknap. Chief Eng*o<««*r o’ about the various questions such as of every citizen to lake an active part " ‘The Oregon Teachers' Monthly’s sidewalks, sewers, annexation, and iu this work, and only by so doing the Warner Lake irrigation Co., who straw vote «»ntest for State Board other topics which are really of vita! «an there be a live city. Point out was here Monday aecotnp.iaied by Superintendent closed December 25. interest to every resident. Rent pay- any city in the State that is attract­ his chaufft*ur. J. H. Meyers, en rout*« Altogether 1609 votes were cast and ers are usually but temporary resi- ing attention and keeping up with to I .like Cotuity. Mr. llelkiap has each county in the State was repre­ dents in a place, and having no prop- i the procession in the matter of nad shipped from Portliimi a 6C- sented except Curry and Lake. The **rty interests, drift about from town growth and development, and you l-orst* |K>w«*r Thomas Flyer, MVen- votes were fairly well distributed and to town. They never count on an. will always see a city with a live I as< nger car, and will undertake th« the following are the results obtaln- place as being their "home," and no commercial organization. I trip across the mountains to Lake­ ed: L. R. Aiderman, 916; E. D. place can ever count onthem as oeiug The The charge for the banquet will be view with this jMiwerful car. Dessler, 218; R. F. Robinson, 182; permanent residents. All this ehang«m one dollar a plate and tickets can be roads are frtiz.cn hard and saki to be P. L. Campbell. 139; A. J. Churchill. with the purchase of a home, and we securt'd from directors of the Cbani- lu good conditkin with not very deep 101; scattering, 53. The candidates state without fear of contradiction her of Commerce. snow, and Mr. Belknap «tales that in no way have taken any special in­ that every man becomes a better he does not «'xpect to experience any AMONG THE St HOOIJ4 terest in the matter. So far as we citizen, takes a deeper interest in difficulty on the trip. know, no solicitation or pressure by life, and in the affairs and prosperity The Wartinr Lake Irrigation Corn- them has been brought to bear upon of his town, when he purchases a Many New Building* and Inrmwnl 1 any win recently incorporated under Att«‘n«lance Report«-«! auy of the teachers. The candidates, I home. the laws of the State of Oregon with were all well known to the teach-j | Mr. D g painter Qf Hot a capital stock of *250,000, for th** I School was resumed in all of the Springs Company, with his cssoci- districts Monday, after the holiday purpose of irrigating a large tract : cf land in l-akc County under, the 1 "L. R. Aiderman. associate profes- ates, has formed a company and pur­ vacation. Carey Aet. The «ifficers of the com-1 sor of education in the University o' chased fourteen lots in this tract and Miss Ethel Gibson, of Iowa, ha» W. H. Bradford, pres!- Oregon, who wins in the straw vote intends to build fourteen houses accepted a petition as teacher at pany are: contest by the teachers of the State, thereon. Contracts have been let for Midland and assumed her duties dent; E. C. Belknap, vice-presid«*ti*. received over four times as many three of them and they are now well Monday. The Midland school Is m*w end chief engineer; C. H. Glelm, aee- votes as his nearest competitor. The under way. These fourteen houses ¡occupying a neat new bnildlng which tetary; H. B. Millard, assistant present superintendent, J. H. Acker­ are being built to rent and there will ¡r>aa conBtructed this summer, This treasurer and manager. The princi­ man, who will have had twelve year* probably be a ready demand for them is a new district consisting of a par1 pal office is In Portland. In speaking of the Warner Valley [ cf successful work In the office, is as the location la comparatively close ct the Sumemrs district, 'Hie school uot a candidate for re-election. in and especially covenient fo* the opened up with fourteen students, Mr. Belknap stated that he has ha I engineers quietly working there for] •*Mr. Alderman was born in Yam­ Southern Pacific employes. and it is reported that practically al! the past eight months to determine Every lot in the tract, but six h*s of them are new, having moved into hill County thirty-seven years ago of a pioneer family. He attended the been sold since November 1, and two the district since last term. This is the amount of land that could be ir­ Dayton public school and later was a private purchasers began the erection the best proof of the rapidity with rigated. No publicity was given to their movements until they had con­ student at McMinnville College. of homes for themselves there last which the country is settling up cluded all detail work and had <*t I While there he represented his col-* week. These lots were sold it very A new school district has been or­ mined the right to irrigate the public lege in the first intercollegiate ora­ low prices by the Hot Springs Com­ ganized at Clover Creek, consisting torical contest. He entered the Uni pany, considering that they are situ­ of the west division of Round Lake land under the Carey Act. It is the verslty of Oregon In the fall of 1895 ated between the expensive lots on district. Miss Georgia Whyte, of intention of the company to reclaim aad graduated in June, 1898, with the hillside above and the more valu­ Ashland, has charge of the school, and irrigate approximately 150.000 an A. B. degree. He was a hard stu­ able business lots on this side of the ' which Is occupying a new building. acres. The Wsraer Valley is a beautiful dent, an able debater and was hon- railroad and, now’ they have nearly It is expected that the new Pine district of approximately onu hundred all passed into the hands ot private cred by being elected president of Grove school house will be completed cwners and that the section is bulbi­ within two or three weeks, and it is miles in length lying in the eastern the student body. "After graduating he taught school ng up so rapidly, it is probable tlia. planned to have a local Institute and 1-art of Lake County. This valley in Halrey and Brownsville, in Linn there will be quite a material ad- educational rally when ready for oc- is so sheltered by the mountains that County, and was then elected vice­ vance in values there in the Spring cupancy. It is said that Pine Grove it haa a climate, all its own; so dif­ ferent is the climate from the sur­ principal of the schools of McMinn­ ' w ill have the best and most modern rounding territory that the stockmen ville. Next year he was elected prin­ TRACES FOL Nl> AT rural school in the county. A new have for years made a practice o: ,i* cipal, which position he held for LAST OF ANDREA pot ajr ByBtem Is being installed. wintering th« ir sheep and catUe tn three years. ' which is built and extensiv«*ly adver- this district. Arctic Explorer leum From Eskimo "In 1904 he was elected supetin- i Used by the Waterman. Waterberry The soil of this valley Is known to Fate of Man Who Started for tendent of schools for Yamhill Coun­ Company, of Minneapolis. be very fertile, fine fruit being raised North Pole in Balloon While in this position he started ty, Mrs. Stella Bowne is teaching Miss where irrigation Is practiced In a FINE HORSEMANSHIP the school fair, to bring the schools Fool's class this week during her ab­ imall way. It only remains for the j and homes closer together. Under One of the finest pieces of horse­ sence. Application ot modern Irrigation to' his leadership 1500 children bad Miss Ethel Miller, of Aloany, has manship ever witnessed In this city transform this entire district into one home gardens and over 500 girls was seen on Main St. at noon Wednes­ accepted a position of teacher a-: of the gard< n spots of the Pacific 1 made bread every Saturday under the day, when Ed Wakefield managed to Pokegama made vacant by the death Coast. instrutcion of their mothers. keep in control the four-horse team of Mr. Bussey. "In the spring of 1907 Mr. Aider­ NOTICE OF ADMINISTTRA- he was driving, The team became ■ IX(-UEAMKI, m sl.NEH.H FOB man was elected superintendent of TOR’H FINAL ACCOUNT frightened near the Lakeside Inn. and < Ot < LERK'B OFFICE the city rchools of Eugene. While made a wild run down Main street. in this position he started many kinds In the County Court of the State* of Wakefield, perched on the high seat The total fees and receipts of the of Industrial work and also got the Oregon, for Klamath County <<-operation of his teachers, pupils and swaying from the lurching wag- County Clerk's office for the year wa>1 13,947.73, an increase of on as it sped at a furious rate over atd parents, sc that the School In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas the rough thoroughfare, never once g200 over 190S. The fees for Issu- Beard raited his salary and offeretl Hodge, Deceased Notice. legal documents was considerable him a three-yenr contract, but two lost his head and chirruped to the Notice is hereby given that John Slate schools offered ..im a position. maddened horses in a reassuring |„BB ln j999 than In the previous year, Frederick Wtlson, Administrator T No. 71*17 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK at Klamath Falla, lit tile State of Oregon. at Hin clos«« o* l>n»lne»», November Iti, 1909. T- - ~~ IlKSOl I« EN iHHjaiiH L omiih unii Discount« I Ovordral». se«* u reti and itusecur«'«! U. B. Iiouil» lo »«'«-uro clrculiUitMi Bollila, oscuriti««*, ole linnklng Inni»«', forniture and Alture« Other resi estui«' owneil Duo troni ustionai batik» (noi sesorvo agi-nto) Duo troni state and private luink» and bankora, trust rolli pani«'» uml Hiivings batik« Due frolli npproved re»orve agoni» Notes of utnor ustionai bunk» Frui tionul papor cui reticy, nickel« and conta Luwfui money reqvrvs In luink. via: spedo, *6,066 50; legai tender notes, gs 15 01) Kedoiuptloti turni wltli li. H troastuer 15 per «««ni of cir­ colai Ioli > 03,948.83 10.M0 »,*»«2 30,462 é 10 36 !IU 64 ->» 09 2,01*2 31,71« 1,030 I IB 07 00 00 II «.MH 1.50 500 00 *14«,51*0 76 Total IH*|.|.\|(N * 35,000.00 7.51* <*00 4.U4H VO 9.700 l)U .. 1,600.01 '•'.*1 70 90,330 78 7,425.37 Capitili stock paid In Surplus fund Undivided profits, loss expens«'S ami tax«*« paid National bank notes outstanding Dae to other national banka line to slitte and privai«« banka nml hangers Individual deporti» subject to check Demand certificat«»* of dvp«>«lt *146,596.76 Total Stat« of Or«'gon, I County of Klamath,l»s. f, W. A D<*l««’ll. cashier of the «*iiit»h »wear Hint the ubov« slatem«int edge and txdlcf Correct - Attest: nbov«- named bunk, do aol 1» true to the best of my knowl W. A. DELZELL, Cashier. i._ F. WILLITS. GEO. T BALDWIN, J. A. MADDUX. Itlntlur«. Subscribed and sworn to before me thia 19th «lay of November, 1909. I’ I. FOUNTAIN. Notary Public. 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