Klamath republican., March 10, 1910, Image 4

KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
equipped for the 32V.000, the amount
DAIRY DKYELOI'MKNTH
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
of th«* original bond issue.
Th«* mumps Is prevalent li Ilio
"Fourth -Th«* taxpayers of this 1
district demand that the school funds 1 valley.
E. J. MURRAY, Editor
Mike Hueck is getting on nlcidy
b«> devoted directly to facilitating [
' public school attendance and th«* er«*c- with Ills broken leg
at Klamath Falls, in the Stato of Oregon, nt tho close of business,
('has. ll. rgdorf Is stdling off I1I1
tlon of school buildings where they
Junuary 31, 1910.
Iiuiisebold
.-»«ids
at
private
sale.
j shall b«> of th«* greatest public ben«*
Ilank O'Brien sold a fine team of
, tit and convenience.
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
IlKNOI IK 'EM
DOI.I.ARN
"Fifth The present plans for th«* . horses to Alien Taylor last week.
Buck Ct«*«*k keeps getting "on a
west side structure can bo remodeled
3 «8.344 53
Loans anti Discounts
All communications submitted for publication In the columns of this an«l th«* architect confined to th«* ex- high" every afternoon these sunny
1,444 it.
Bonds, securltl«*». etc
paper will be inserted only over the name of the writer. No nou de plume pendituer of the 330,000. A hand- day s.
Banking house, furniture, and fixtures
1,190.74
articles will be published.
If thnt new dally Isn't well
, some anil comfortable building can
10,932.53
Duo from banks < not reserve banks!
30,402.44
be er«*cte«l for this amount, or less Used. II Isn't the fault of the
Due from approve«! reserve bank»
872.13
Checks and other rush Items
Other cities have* them at this price. anti the Republican.
< ITIZEXS I’ROTI si
19.«87.75
<•,, h on hand
Lack of draught In th«*
1 and they stand as a monument io the
tlu* Dairy si-hool house c«>inpell<*'l tin*'
The first public meeting of protest communities erecting them.
3124,854 58
Total
“Sixth That th«* additional bond tcncher, Miss Wells, to «II hiii I s t schot'l
e»>'r I eid in this city occurre«1 rri-.ln.
evening, when residents of the north­ issue should be voteil down. If any one day last week.
Miss Mary Smyth accouipani«**! it* 1
eastern portion of the city. Fairview > more bonds art* issued the proceeds
and Shlppington gathered in the , should b«* used to erect a school sister, Anna, to Dairy Inst W««’.r.i*t
Capital stock pald In
9 25,000 00
48. «4
Catholic assembly hall and expressed house for th«* children of Shipping­ day. w lien sin* brought the mall 'mill
Undivided profila, l«*ss < -xpen»«*» «mi taxvs pubi
Plant Was Never Ordered, but Was themselves as being opposed to the ton, Fairview and th«* northeastern th«* Yunna postofilci*.
II 1.10 I I
Individuai deposita subject to check
Only Selected—Some
280.00
Dvmanil certificate» of deposlt
Tiler«* was no sclio«*! last week In
propose«! bond issue that is to b«* part of th«* city, because the children
11.585 00
Time certificate» of deposlt
More Facts
voted on Monday. The proceeds from from these localities are compelled the Hildebrand district becaiis«* «if |
:: ;,oio s.t
Bai Ioga depoelts
th«* bond issue were to be used in to attend the present grammar school th«* Illness of tli«* teacher, Mi Jam*" !
on the east side. Such attendance, \Vlght. who had th«* grip. lie lias'
3134,854 58
Total
Want«»d, and wanted badly, some- furnishing the west side school and
[ is subjected to travel of long dis­ fo> tunately recover«*«!, however.
tn
the
pres-
installing
a
heating
plant
tme with unusual persuasive elo-
tance, over sections when* no side-i . All the citizen» of th«* Dairy road
State of Oregou.
>
<iuence, who will “guarantee" to in­ ent school building.
wulks have as yet been constructed, district who desire an Improvement
That
th«*
iu«*eting
was
Justified
is
County of Klamath,)»»
duce the subscribers to stock in the
I. J W Helmens, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly
and during th«* winter months they of th«* roads and who don't ought
Klamath Publishing Company, to re­ evidenced by the fact that the re
swear that th«* ab»v** statement is true to the best of my knowb'dgo
are subjeett'd to th«* Inclement weath-' to attend th«* coming good roa«V« 1
quest
for
additional
funds
is
only
on
main as such and pay up their sub­
J W HEIMENH. Cashier.
anil belief.
er anil severe exposure.
ni<*«<ting s«i«>n to l>«< call«*«! by the read
G W. BALDWIN.
Correct Attest:
scriptions. Applicants are respect­ of others that must be made it th«*
“
Seventh
That
the
attendance
at
J. A. MADDOX. Directori,
supervisor. All others, who tire sat-|
fully referred to the board of direc­ proposed west side school house is to
!>e constructed along th«* lines mapped a school at or near Fairview would i Isfied to plug along in the mud. can
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of February,
tors of the company.
E. L. ELLIOTT, Notary Public.
1910.
b«*
larger
titan
that
on
th«*
west
side,
out
by
the
school
board.
Th«*
plans
stay
nt
home.
The above advertisement is insert-
tiud
that
the
issue
of
additional
Joe Kessell has returned to his
ed in the columns of the Herald free call for the erection of a structure
bonds for th«* w««st side would post­ farm in th«* valley after spending the
of charge an«l purely out of sytnpa- larger anil better than the High
they. It was natural, of course, that School. and it will b«> impossible to pone for an indefinite period tho ' w inter in California, He brought all i
s<*me resentment was shown on the complete the building for a sum lie- erection of this much-needed school | of his baggage with hlm. but appar-,
part of this paper over the manner low 130.000—and practically all of for the accommodation of the chil­ , ently forgot one very important
in which the Klamath Publishing th«* contractors declare that it will dren living in Shlppington. Fairview article a wife; »0 h<* will have to
Company d«?cid«-d to put it out of take 335.000—if th«' present plans and th«* northeastern part of th«* city i continu«* to k«*«'p batchelor's hall, as
business, but that resentment is rap­ are carried out. When the school and work a great hardship on them; I aforetime.
that if a bond issue b«> made. It
idly changing to sincere sympathy, board decided to ask for the addl-
There is sonic* talk of the furnier*
should b«> to build a 320,000 struc­
26.000,
"for
furnishing
the
tional
and it is this sympathy that prompts
|
of
the upper project forming a Joint |
ture near Fairview, thus giving the
the insertion of the advertisement school building." it did not take th«*
stock
company, buying the H«>tM*fiy
public into its confidence and tell it w«*st side and this locality th«' bene-
1 hat heads this article.
reservoir, building n dam and an Ir-■
|
fit
of
school
buildings
and
thereby
Still the subscribers to the stock that it was proposed to complete only
rlgatlon system themselves; and It Is,
Don’t forget to get our price.* on
are pulling out. The bluff that they four of th«* rooms of th«' new build­ accommodate the school attendance the confident belief of many that it
were legally under obligation to take ing. leaving the rest to be finished ; in hoth localities. And if Fairview. could be don«* far cheaper than the
the stock has been called, for one of by additional funds to be realized by ’ Shippington and the adjacent locali- government could build it. Th«* ef-
the subscribers consulted his attor­ a new bond issue. It is the most ’ ties are satisfi«-d with a 320,000 I fort is certulnly worth trying
ney and learned that he was not ob­ flagrant case of attempting to bunco school building, numbering, as it
The “drylng-<iut” pro«'«»»ui as ap-
ligated ip the least to remain a mem­ the people of the school district that dot's, a larger school attendance than ' pll«*d to th«* soli began with the tlrst
ber of the organization. These d«M has ever been attempted in this city. the west side, then the west sld«* 'of March, when th«* rain» ceased
and
When it was proposed to build a should likewise be content.
sertions are beginning to have their
i the sunshine took the place of the
“
Eighth
—
That
the
372
a
month,
effect. The promoters of the scheme school house on the west side and the
'Clouds. Although exc«'«*lvely wet bjr
realize that there are many who will *320.000 in bonds were voted for that or nearly 3'00 a year, now being the rains and snows of the winter,
Dried Fruits and everything
l>aid
by
the
school
board
for
carrying
remain silent until the demand for purpose, it was the belief of the tax­
the
soil
In
th«*
fields
will
apparently
money is made, when they will po- payers, and the school board gave school children from Shippington to ; soon be dry enough for cultivation,
in the Grocery Line. Try our
liteiy tell the collectors to “go to.” them to so understand, that that sum our public school should open the and spring plowing will begin this
You
35c. Monarch Coffee.
Some of them have already taken would erect the building and furnish eyes of the voters of the district in week, probably, in places.
it ready for occupancy. This is what issuing more bonds for a public
this step.
The Merrill Record prefer» to be
can’t beat it irr quality
One of the falsehoods handed out the people of the district -demand school building, as this sum would
to get subscriptions to the fund was and that is what they are going to almost pay the interest on a 32O.OOOI a free laace in politics rather than
the statement that the full 38,000 have, irrespective of what may be the building for Fairview. Shippington accept 350 from Chairman Oliver
and fly the Republican ticket at its
and the adjacent localities.
was practically subscribed, and that wishes of others.
head
That's another mistake Oil-
“
Ninth
—
That
this
locality
Is
pay
­
it was more than likely that the
No one has ever protested against
amount asked for by subscribers the west side having a school build­ ing part of th«* taxes for the school 1 ver ha» made, He should have of-
would have to be cut down. The real ing. It is entitled to it, but there fund and is entitled to a hearing forc'd a few dollars more to have
Phone 1051
facts are that only 34.300 were sub­ should be a limit on what it should upon this matter, and in conclusion thrown in a new spring bonnet at
I made to the sound com- least. But now the fat Is In the fire,
scribed. It was expected that the have. That limit should be the 320,- an appeal is
man who took charge of the paper 000 now available. It will be suf­ mon sense 1 and Justice of the voters and th«* laugh is on Cale.
Hank O'Brien says he is awful
would put up the remaining 33.700. ficient to erect a school building that of the district that they should seri­
When it was found that no such will be a credit to the city and amply ously consider voting any additional ( glad the government has concluded
THE IMPROVED
A Splcudid Overt*n
sucker could be found, the scheme large enough to accommodate all of funds for the west sid«* school. In not to Irrigate this region, He has
of buying the plant on the install­ the children that will ever have to go view of the urgent and almost Im­ a scheme on foot for th«* irrigation
ior evet y use.
perative net*ds of th«» children in of his place, through th«* «enter of
ment plan was hit upon. With the there.
Cut fcencrous-
Fairview and adjacent localiti«!»."
whit-h Buck Crack meanders, and
34.300 subscribed and the 31,000
ly full. Two
On the other hand, the northeast­
thinks he can do It at a cost of >20
which they insisted the new editor
Another
matter
which
the
school
hip pocket».
ern portion of the city is urgently in
an acre—or less, Ills schemi* in-
should put up, they figured they
Felkd tennis.
need of better school facilities. It board has failed to inform the people volves th«- pumping of water by a
<-ould worry along until they scuttled f
Coi tir. .ious
embraces a territory that sends 60 an is the fact that in the deed of gasoline engine and the use of a
the outfit, sold their stock, escaped
fly.
per cent of the school children to the glfe from C. S. and R. S. Moore, is movable flume. So sanguine is he of
liability and made the paper serve
far fate 4
RIVETED
present school. A building located the provision that th«- district shall Its success that he thinks by enlarg­
COPPER
the purpose for w hich it was brought
iico .
in that neighborhood would accom­ construct a sewer system to the river. ing the proc«-»» he could irrigate
into being.
M ■ ■ ¿4
*<•
modate more children than either the Th«- provision is so worded as to niosf of the low lying land in the
'■ha
(dftnto
But the nnexpectul has happened. west side school or the present one. make it necessary for the construc­
valley
at
a
profit,
charging
320
an
The “little fellows —
seem
— to
•** **»~
have Throughout the winter months the tion of a sewer system that would be
discovered the scheme of the “higher children coming from these sections adequate to care for practically all acre for twenty years.
ups" and they ar«' doing a little scut­ suffer great hardships. Inasmuch as of the sewage in that portion of the
Wm. Uhrmanir, the district road
It costs about 31’*0,000 to con
tling themselves. Their demand that most of that territory is without ade­ Lakeview addition. No provision has i»upervi»or, ha» b«-*-n conferring with Io reach terra firmn "tlr«-d to death,"
their names be erased from the sub­ quate sidewalks.
been made for the installation of this th«* county board about getting an w«*t from head to foot, mud-covered struct an airship of the Zeppelin type,
cost»
scription list is rapidly reducing the
system and to build it will require an unusual amount of road work don«* almost to the waist, and altogether w hll*' fuel and oil to operate It
The meeting held last evening was additional bond issue.
a very bedraggled, disreputable spec- atteint 97 per hour
original snm of 3 4,300, until scarcely
in the dlHlrict the coming summer,
taele. Moral Safe to say th os«'
half remains. The “higher ups" will largely attended, every seat in fhe
and
ha» determined to cull a meeting
We arc Inclined to think that
assembly
hall
being
filled.
The
in
­
young fellow* will shy wide of that
not put up another dollar. They con­
of the taxpayers of the district short­
will be* given to those who are
heaven
terest
«yas
intense,
and
every
man
Forest supervisors of Oregon, ly to concert plan» for pushing the beat hereafter.
sider their “influence and prestige”
trying to make a heaven on this
J present expressed himself as favor­ Washington and Alaska will meet in
I
notice
that
Chairman
Oliver
and
a sufficient asset. But it takes money
work, either by voluntary aid or by
enrth.
to start a newspaper, and a good deal ing the erection of a school in the Portland March 21-26. The program th«* levying of an extra tax for that his committee have agreed to call on
northeastern
portion
of
the
city.
Not
"assembly"
to
better
Instruct
th«*
includes
many
subjects
of
great
im
­
more to keep it going, and with the
purpose. Th«! absolute need of bet­
Many a nut Is not what It was
depleted subscription list the would- one word of protest was raised portance in th«- administration of for­ ter roads 1» admitted on all »ide»— common voters of their party whom i «racked up to be.
against
the
west
side
having
a
school.
they
had
best
vote
for
at
the
coming
est affairs and the gathering will the only question being as to th«»
be publishers are in a sorry plight,
It has been stated positively that The sentiment was in favor of placing have much to do in »halting policies best method of »«-curing them. Mr. primary election. It's non«* of my When H u I i I m 'I- k Beton»- XmiMtr)
the plant has been purchased and a structure there, but the amount to to be followed in the future. L. F. Uhrmann Is working this week on a funeral, but It may tie possible that And your ahisu pinch, »hake into
would be shipped as soon as “some be expended thereon should be con­ Kneipp, assistant forester, will at­ washout on the Horton road between tho««* gentlemen in question have your shoes Allen'* Foot-Ease, the an­
few incidentals that could not be sup­ fined within the sum authorized by tend the conference as representative the Upper Gap and the gap at Olt-ne. overlooked the fact thnt {heir pro­ tiseptic powder for th«* f«*et It cur«*«
ceeding is made In violation of the
of the Washington office, It being im­
plied at San Francisc«* were shipped the taxpayers.
Scene The ridge one and a half primary law, and denies to the voter painful, swollen, smarting feet, and
Following are the resolutions that possible tor Forester H. 8. Graves,
from New York.” Well, the plant
takes the sting out of corn* and bun­
has not been bought. It has been were passed, not a dissenting vote who succeeded Gifford Plnchot as mil«-» east of Dairy, overlooking the his right to vol«* for wham h«* pleases ion». Just tho thing for patent leath­
100-acre
flat
on
the
school
section.
without
the
advice
or
direction
of
being
cast
against
them:
head
of
the
forestry
bureau,
to
come.
"selected,” and is being held subject
er shoes, dancing parties and for
to telegraphic instructions to ship.
“Be It Resolved. That we protest The supervisors will discuss methods Persons —One Wig Eddings anti • party bo»»«-«. Wouldn't It have b««n breaking In New Shoe». Many p«*oplo
Neykln.
Tlin«*
—
Last
Sunday
after
­
more
orderly
to
have
submltt««!
to
These will not be given until the vic­ against the contemplated additional to be followed In meeting common
cannot w«*ar heavy stocking* comfort­
tim from San Jose says whether or bond issue, to be voted upon by the problems and successful experiments noon. Enter Eddings and Neykln, the voters the question nt repealln*;
ably without shaking Allen's Foot-
two
smart
young
men,
booted
and
the
primary
law
first,
instead
if
de
­
not he will undertake the task set taxpayer» of School District No. 1, at in meeting difficult!«.-» will be told for
Ease Into the shoes. Hold everywhere,
out for him. In the meantime, the the special election to be held Mon­ the benefit of all. In the Inter­ »purred, riding a well-matched pair fying that law? Th«* present action
of
g«>od
stout
horses.
Neykln
—
leaves an Impression that somebody - >< Sample FREE Address. Allen
chances for the starting of the new day, March 7, our protest being based change- of experiences and new ideas
"Can
we
cross
that
lake,
or
had
we
want» a nomination for office who Is 8 Olmstead. LeRoy, New York, Don’t
the
supervisors
ho|»e
to
profit
largely
paper are getting slimmer and slim­ upon the following ground»:
Eddings
better go around?”
_____
_ — afraid to trust his nomination to the accept any substitute.
mer, which causes the Herald to ex­
“First—That the west side has at the coming session.
“
H
—
1,
yes;
thesiwhorses
will
carry
Republican voter« at the primary
press two regret»: First .that the been favored with a bond issue of
us through, if the mud and water is election, so this “assembly" of a few REGISTERED HOIJ4TKINH FOR
publishing company should be placed 320,000, and should be compelled to
HALE
Hog» broke all former record» in breast deep." And gaily the pair "elect" Is called to give him Its en­
in such a predicament; second, that keep within the limits of th«.* 320,000
the Portlaml market late la»t week, spur their steeds down the slope and dorsement before tho primary comes
the ccmmission on such a plant voted.
I have some fine young registered
when the remarkable price of 311 a dash Into the water, the mud and off; but surely Mr. Oliver don't want Holstein bulls for sale; A-l stock anti
should be lost. Understand?
“Second—That the original issue hundred pounds, live weight, wa« water growing deeper at each jump, to be put in that light. His plan acclimated. M. F. LOOSELEY, Ft.
•
was made upon the representations paid by local packers for the best until a quarter of a mile from shore would be very certain to give the Klamath, Oregon.
Traffic arrangements are being of the economy of a free site and the Eastern Oregon porkers. This price they reach the center, where the Democrats th«* very chanc«« they want
completed between the Hill railroads, consequent saving to the taxpayer». was not only the highest ever paid hors«-» mire down, and plunge and —for It would surely give dissatis­
the Great Northern, Northern Pacific The inadequacy of the sum should here in the memory of packers, but struggle, only to get deeper into th«- faction to a good many members of
and Spokane, Portland & Seattle, and have been laid before the taxpayer» lead» the whole United State» for the quagmire, an«l can g«> no further. his party, and probably caus<* them
ATTORNEY AT LAW
the Oregon Electric Railway where­ at that time, rather than to secure last half century at least. For about Then coni«-» the denouement which to vote against their party's nomi­ General Law Practice Htato and Fed­
by a traffic interchange will be estab­ an appropriation and then ask for one week Portland had tjie distinc­ makes thia tale worth the telling nees next November. Thia Interfer­
eral Courts
lished that will give the Willamette additional funds.
tion of h-adlng th«- whole United Both riders are compelled to dis­ ing with men's rights Is a very deli­
Examiner of Land Titles.
Valley a com|>etlng line with the
"Thlrd- That plans and speclflca- States in being the highest priced hog mount Into two feet of water, their cate proposition, a« Chairman Oliver
First National Bank Block
Southern Pacific on transcontinental tlons can be and should be drawn market. When hogs went to >10.10 feet »Inking a foot deep Into the and his friends are likely to find out
Klamath
Falls,
Oregon
freight, This arrangement is bound for a structure adequate to th«* com­ and 310.25 last week It wa» thought thin, sticky mud, and by urging and on«! of these days. The»«» observa­
to prove an advantage to the people plete needs of the school attendance th«- limit had been r«-ach«-d, but the pulling on the bridle rein» the tions are made, chiefly, at tho sug­
«MHO
of the whole valley for competition on the west »ide within the limits of Jump to 311 »hows the »cant supply horses were barely able to gain their gestion of a very loyal Republican,
Cnrwt Only■alh«*l«mt K«wUy Is-
in transportation, as in everything the original bond issue. Such a build­ of high da»» porker» in this market feet, and the four, by the most stren­ but they come very «lose* to the line
■tllnta In Orngna. Write fur Ulna,
trtend «-Inalar.
laatltnte
else, is helpful.
ing can be completely erected and .and the strong demand.
uous effort», were able, an hour later, of the truth, nevertheless.
VI K. lllh R.. PurUSMi. Uvwae
THE FIRST TRUST »■ SAVINGS BANK
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON.
NEVER HID MORE THAN 14,300.00
Before You Buy Your Winter
Supplies
Canned Goods, Sugar, Beans
MERCANTILE
OVERALLS
L. E. ELLIOTT
wostissi
f
1*
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