Will K » FIRE-PROOF STRUCTURE
SACRAMENTO PARTIES HERE
tiflieem and Stockholder» of Klamath
Kor|>oraliou liix|Hx'ting Their
1‘LANN NOW BEING PREPARE!»
Property Intervals
FOR MAMMOTH HOSTELRY
A party of Sacranientlans consist-
, ing of A. L. Darrow. E. L. South­
< Itjr Will Get Two Smui.l Eevt for
Ample Capital Has Already Been Sc worth. 0 J. Bryte and ■ \ NtelM
Vomiting Obligation to Own­
laus
arrived
in
the
city
last
Friday
cured t*> InMirv Erectiou
er* of Water Right*
These
gentlemen
are
all
stockholders
of Modern Hotel
of the Klamath Korporation, owners I
of Mills' addition to the city and a
Mayor Sanderson received u com-
Within the uext couple of weeks portion of the ohi Mitchell ranch, ' municat ion last Friday from l’roj«'ct
theta will be filed the article* of in- 1 which has been subdivided into gar­ Engineer Patch stating that the De*
corporation of a company that will den tracts. Mr. Darrow is president 1 partnient of the Interior had appfov-
erect in this city an eighty-five room of th«> company and Mr Southworth cd the plan of turning over to the
hotel. The capital therefor has si- is the treasurer.
city the south portion of the old
Th«' party made an an Inspection
ready been secured and the article*
Ankeny canal in case the city secured ;
of incorixiration and the plaus for of the property In company with the approval of the owners of the
the building are now being prepared. Frank Ira White, Just what sig- water rights to the substitution of
No information as to where it is to nificance there is to tnis visit is not the city tor the Government, and as
be located can be secured at this know n, but it is reported that a party , sunie the responsibility for the de­
I
time, the promoter of the enterprise has made an offer for a tract Includ- livery of the 4 1 Inches of water to
inf
ill«'
hot
springs
on
th«»
property,
refusing absolutely to take the pub­
' the owners of the 41 water right».
lic into his confidence on this point. ; on which it is proposed to erect a I The Government Is to furnish the
When asked if the reason for this sanitarium. If the d«»al Is not closed j city with two second feet of water
silence was because the site has not I it is und«»rstood that the company
and ufter delivering the 41 inches
as yet been secured, the party fur­ will make extensive Improvements this will leave the city about 59
nishing the information refused to 1 this summer.
inches for street sprinkling, flushing
state. As to the details of th«' btiild-
sewers
and other purposes.
1 11>* I l Rl 8 I I N< REAM * * I < M K
Accompanying the communication
loquacious.
was a draft of a contract between
' The building." he said, "will be Ruinon*! That They Will Ft* < t New the city and the Government, which,
Bank
Building
on
Carriik
one of the most ornate in the city,
as soon as it Is accepted by the city,
Property
if not in the State, outside of Port­
will be sent to Washington for the
land. It will be either of brick or
Four directors of the First Trust approial of the Secretary of the In­
cement blocks, two stories in height
& Savings Bank met Thursday and terior. If the owners of the water
and finished in yellow pine and red
completed arrangements for the in-' rights agree to the change the old
fir. The office will be spacious and
crease of the capital stock from 325.- ditch can be replaced with a pipe
equipped with modern furnishings.
000 to 350,000. This increase wa- line and the right of way will revert
Twenty-five of the eighty-five room»
voted at the annual meeting of the to the adjoining property. This will
will have baths in connection. There
stockholders In January. The add I- ¡ enable the city to open up certain
will be an elevator service. The fur­
tional stock will be taken up by the { streets which are now almost entirely
nishings will compare favorably with
present stockholders.
blocked by the ditch.
those of San Francisco and Portland
It is rumored today that it was '
hotels. Work will begin just as soon also decided to erect a new home for ¡
INTEREST PAH» BY < ITII s
as the plans come from the hands of
the bank on the Carrick property
the architect and the materials can
jvhich was recently purchased by 1» i I iom - in South ami West < barged tin
be assembled. It will be rushed to
Highest Rate
A LARGE shipment of Rutfs and Extra High-Grade
M. Griffith. Inasmuch as Mr. Grif­
completion and will be ready for bus­
fith is one of the heavy stockholders
iness some time this summer. It will |
Welton Velvets, and on down to the cheaper In­
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 7.
of the bank and also a director, it is
be managed by one of the b«?st hotel.
believed that there may be some The rate of interest paid by cities
men on the Coast, one with whom
grains. You are invited to come and see them. They
truth in the rumor.
Cashier Sie­ their interest bearing debt at the
the people of this city are quite well
mens refused to state whether the dose of the fiscal year 1907, depend-
are for sale. Come In before the line Is broken.
acquainted.
report was true or not, but it is quite <d largely upon geographic location,
Three locations hare already been
certain that such plans are being con­ the cities in the West and South pay­
mentioned on which hotels are to be
templated. if they have not been con­ ing on the average higher rates of
erected. One Is the Hamaker prop­
interest than those in the northeast­
summated.
erty on Main street, between Second
ern section of the country, according
and Third streets; the present site of
to the U. S. Census Bureau's forth­
the American hotel, and on the prop­ FORTY-FIVE DEAD IN
coming
rejtort on the statistics of the
ALASKA EXPIA »SIGN
erty opposite the Klamath Develop­
158 cities in the United States which
ment Company’s offices. The party­
Forty Roves of Dynamite Exploded. had a population of over 30,000 each
furnishing the information on which
at the time mentioned.
Shaft Complete Wreck
this story is based is in no way con­
The highest average interest rates
nected with any of the owners of United Press Service.
were:
these properties and maintained a
JUNEAU, Alaska, March
4.—
In cities of over 300,000 popula­
discreet silence when asked if the Twenty-seven bodies have bee: •n re­ tion, 4.1 per cent in Chicago, Cleve­
hotel would be located on any of the covered from the wrecked Treadwell land. Milwaukee and New Orleans;
DEVELOPING GRAVEL PIT
three sites.
♦♦♦♦♦♦•»♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•a
mine, and twelve or fifteen are still in cities of from 100,000 to 300,000
in the mine with no hope of rescue.
5.4 per cent in Denver;
Stone A Brick Company Getting Ma­
I Three died in the hospital. The to­ population,
in cities of from 50,000 to 100,000
SPECIAL MEETINGS AT
terial Ready for Summrr'a
PRESBYTERIAN CHI RUH tal number who met death in the ex­ population. 5.5 per cent in Tacoma,
Work
plosion is from forty-two to forty- Wash.; in cities of from 30,000 to
The plans are about complete for five, all of whom were foreigners. 50,000 population, 5.6 per cent in
C. F. GOODRICH, Proprietor
The Hydraulic Stone & Bri< k Com­
the special meetings that are to be Neils Rustgard, the foreman, is the Birmingham, Ala.
pany has a crew of men at work
The corresponding lowest rates
held in the Presbyterian Church for only victim who has been identified.
Dealer in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
at their 80-acre sand and gravel pit
the next two weeks. The meetings Forty boxes of dynamite exploded were 3.2 per cent in Washington.
Carpets, Rugs, Wall Paper
getting out material for the coming
proper will begin Tuesday evening, and the officials say that only the 3.6 per cent In Providence, 3.6 per
season's work.
It Is expected th it
and Groceries
March 8, but the Sunday evening grossest of carelessness could make cent in Hartford, and 3.6 per cent in
shipments of gravel will commence
such
an
accident
possible.
The
shaft
service will be in the nature of a
Birmingham and Elmira, New York.
Fine Table Salt, 50 pound* for
...• .75
in a few days. Carpenter« will begin
rally. There will be a symposium of is a complete wreck.
The unusually low rate in Washing­
Snap Soap, 1OO Kara for...............
. . . 3.50
work in the morning constructing
Coffee, per pound.............................
. , IMc to
.40
short talks by some of the men of
ton was due to a large amount of
blns
and
additional
buildings
along
Tra, per pound..................................
. . 4Oc to .50
the church, and special music. It is PINCHOTS INFORMATION
temporary loans bearing only 2 per
Star Tobacco, per plug..................
.45
CAME FROM OTHERS cent interest. The interest rate on the railroad track at the plant, in
expected that this will be a very in­
Honw-ahor Tobacco, per plug , . .
.45
which to store the material
Instead
teresting and helpful meeting.
the funded debt of that city was 3.6
Spear Head Tobacco, |>rr plug .
.40
of crushed rock, which was used las'
United
Press
Service.
Mr. Snyder will arrive from Port­
per cent. Of the cities of over 300.-
lUcr, per pound ...............................
Nc, 10c and
.11
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 4 — 000 population, Philadelphia paid the year, the company this year have
IW-an« per pound.............................
....Sc and
.07
land on the train Monday evening.
their own gravel. The material Is a
Columbia Oat Flakes, piece fo clilnawaer In.
He is a man of pleasing personality Gifford Pinchot took the stand in the lowest average rate on Its funded
each package ........................
very fine quality of washed gravel
.35
and impresses everyone at once with investigation today for cross-exam i- debt, 3.4 per cent.
Y lolet Oats, package.....................
.1»
and will make a very «ulterior grade
Pin-
his sincerity and business-like way. nation by Attorney Vertrees.
Violet Pancake Hour..................
.1»
of concrete. Men have been at work
Rolled Oats, In bulk. IO pound« for ,, .
1.00
He is the kind of a man that is al­ chot admitted that most of his in­ FAMOUS BILI.IAIUIIST
for
the
past
two
months
screening
the
Dried Prune«, 20 pound« for . .
1.00
DEAD OF TUBERCULOSIS
ways asked to come back a second formation in regrad to the Cunning-
gravel and getting it ready for ship­
(•old Duat............................................
.25
time. He has conducted meetings in ham claims came from others. "Well,
ment. In addition to the gravel, the
Hilliard
Career
Began
in
IM7I»
—
Ha*
what
things
do
you
know
against
a number of the larger towns of the
company have discovered a fine,
Hehl All Chainpi<>n*ld|>M
State and that has been his experi­ Ballinger yourself?” asked Vertress.
Highest Price Paid for Hides and Produce
Hharp sand on their t'aim, which
Pinchot
studied
a
moment,
when
Ver
­
ence.
United
Press
Service.
they
will
use
in
the
manufacture
of
It is the intention to make these tress queried. "You testified largely
DENVER, Colo., March 8. Jak«- concrete blocks and cement brick.
inference;
insinuated
you
meetings as helpful to everyone as from
Schaefer, the famous bllliardist, died The fact that the company now owns
heard.
”
Pinchot
referred
to
his
mem
­
possible. The music will be good,
at his home here of tuberculosis at their own gravel and sand will give I
and there will be solos and other spe­ orandum and then said, "Some of the
noon today, "Wizard” Schaefer, who them somewhat of an advantage in ■
things
I
know
of
my
own
knowledge,
cial music. Everyone is invited to
had reached the age of 55, was born the building line, as this material can !
join in the good old songs of praise as stated in Ballinger's letter of No­
in Milwaukee, Wla„ and moved to be produced much cheaper than if
that we all know. Remember, that vember 15 to the President, which
Leavenworth, Kas., when young. His they depended on Inlying from oth­
contained
a
number
of
misstatements
the motto of the meetings is ‘‘No
i billiard career began In 1879. and at ers, and In addition they are able to
Froth, No Nonsense, No Tricks, but which I have shown partly, and am
i different times he has had all cham­ secure better material.
prepared
to
show
farther.
”
a Straight Message for You."
pionship*. He retired eighteen months
ago on account of 111 health.
He
WORK <»P RES« I E STILE GOES ON
state ; president coming
I leaves a wife and three children. III RIIANK < FLEURATES
Ills BIRTHDAY
Willie Hoppe and Frank Ives, the
United Press Service.
The W. C. T. U. met at the home
EVERETT, Wash , March 4.—The billiard players, were among his pu­ Wizard Receive* Telegram* Congrat
of Mrs. Gregory Tuesday afternoon.
pil*.
railroad officials deny the report that
Dialing Him From All Over
The coming of Mrs. Unru, the State
ten persons were rescued alive from
the World
president, was discussed.
She ex­
WAR DEPARTMENT ORDERS
a buried car In the Wellington ava­
pects to be here in June and the
PREPARATION o| TIR Mil’s United Press Service.
lanche. One man exhumed after 60
event is greatly anticipated, as Mrs.
SANTA ROSA, Cal., March 7
hours is half demented. The rescu­ Government Forrea Will lie Ready to
Unru is a gr.-at elocutionist, to say
Luther Burbank today quietly cele­
ers are hopeful that there are others
Rusli to 1‘liiliidelpliia if Mint
the least, and puts all her energy in
still alive.
Storms are interfering
brated his Gist birthday here. He
I* Threatened
the temperance work. The interests
spent the entire day in his experi­
with communication with the acene,
of the L. T. L. were discussed and it
and it is difficult to verify whether United Press Service.
mental gardens. Elaborate programs
was decided to call a meeting in a
the earful were rescued. Thirty-four
WASHINGTON, D. <
March 7 — of exercises were held at the Bur­
few days to revive it. Mr. Fee*e, |
bodies have been recovered, of whom Secretary Dickenson today ordered bank school named in honor of the
who is an old worker, gave us a nice '
thirty-two were Identified.
Only General Bell to prepare to rush the scientist. The wizard received world­
talk and joined us. An appropriate
Americans are assisting in the search troops from Fort Dupont and Govern­ wide telegrams congratulating him on
paper was read in memory of Frances
-
-
-
}l
as'it was feared that the Hungarians ors Island If the mint at Philadel­ his successes.
Willard. The society adjourned to
and Polish laborers wore looting the phia should be threatened during the
meet at the home of Mrs. Stearns on
I
bodies.
strike. General Wood was detailed
April 12. Last, but not least, were
(>
to select the troops. No »all is yet
I
the dainty refreshments served by
issued, but the troops will be held United Press Service.
Mrs. Gregory.
’
■■
in readiness.
WASHINGTON, I).
March S.
The agricultural appropriation bill,
MRS. M. McMILLAN, Prop’r
Mrs. F. M. Barnum, of Merrill, was United Press Service.
II
Clarence Mitchell, who enlisted In carrying 13,600,000, was passed this
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a passenger on last Friday's train.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., March 4.— i the United States Navy four years afternoon by the Senate. An appro­
Mrs. Barnum is on her way to visit Three hundred painters, finishers and i ago, returned home last Friday, his priation of f I 0,000 was added to the
Modern improvements.
73 rooms and suites. J
her mother, Mrs. E. T. Smith, at carpenters in the repair shops of the term of service having expired. He measure after It came from the com­
Sample Rooms, Bar Room, Parlors, Two Club
S
Little Chasta, Cal., where there will Pennsylvania Railroad, on Thirteenth has just returned from Nicaragua, mittee, providing for an Investigation
Rooms, Etc., Etc.
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be a family reunion. Mrs. Turner street, struck this afternoon. They where he witnessed some fighting be­ of the white fly which is destroying
was at the train to see her safely are the first to go out on a general tween the Government and the revo­ the orange and grape fruit groves of
SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS
A
¡
strike.
off‘
lata
lutionists.
Florida and California.
1 We Have
Just Received
/Sill Äxx_»_
Glllêttê S
FURNITURE::
HOUSE
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Goodrich’s Cash Store
M ason «.S lough
ABSTRACTERS
A Choice 1111« of ilivest-
mentii tlxot will make
tiio purohawer money
Lands
Ranches
City Property
Farm Mortgages
MASON & SLOUGH
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Lakeside Inn