Klamath republican., March 31, 1910, Image 2

prot «'at against the decision and only
ceased his tlrad«* when h«« was calle«!
Ito order by on«» of the members of
1 the committee.
STATES HE HAS NO DESIRE TO
In the coursi* of his remarks. Mr.
BE MAYOR OF THE VITI
Brandies menthmed the charges that
hav«» been mad«» against Mr. Ballin­
ger b» Mr. Pinchot and other wit­
Ilia Fri«'u«ls, However. Are I N't er- nesses. d«H’laring with conaiderabU*
mint'd to Place Him in
heat:
th«* End«!
"Veracity and straightforwardness
has become one of the issues of this
As was to be exp«»<'t«*d. L. F. Wil- , cas«* and I should think that Mr. Bal­
its aunouneed Friday night that h<* t linger should be submitted to th«* or­
would not I*-.» a candidate for the of- - dinary tests to which every witness
■Ice of mayor, but his friends ar«» Is subjected in any legal proceeding.
(laying little attention to his state­ Now. is th«» witness to be all«>we«i to
ment. as they are well acquaint«*«! withhold his testimony so that he
with his disllk«» for public office. They may hav«» an opportunity to tram«» it
have determined to go ahead with up so as to reconcile it with that of
heir plans and force th«* nomina- the other witnesses already heard,
ion on him, anyway. They contend or is he to be treated as any other
hat he will have mor«» votes in th-» witness?"
This covert atta«'k on the Secretary
onvention than Sanderson and that
was
quickly brought to an end by a
ven if Sanderson remains in the field
Willits will have a walk-away from member of the committee, who called
him.
Sanderson's chief strength Mr. Rrandies to order, and the in-
heretofore has been in the Third quirv prorceeded without further in-
ward, hut this he has practically 1« st terruption.
ANNOUNCEMENT KOI UNEXPECTED
lirait« li lion»« » Ire to li<- I ■>latdi»li< «I
and Till» Vil, Will Ih'coiue
Distributing Venter
One of tlie important factors t» at
will go to changing this city from a
small tow u to a thriving metropolis
is the prospective struggl«* between
Portland ami San Francisco for th«'
business of the great empire that sur-
rounds Klamath Falls. Already the
wholesalers of th«1 two cities have
representatives here for the purpos«'
of looking over the field and select
Ing sites for warehouses. This work
has been done with considerable ee-
recy. for each recognises the fact
that he has the other to contend, with
and that the first in the field will
have the advantage.
Th«' entrance of th«' Hill line to
this city will place Portland in a par­
ticularly advantageous poaltion, and
her wholesalers recognise that fact
Heretofore Port laud has been outsld«*
of this market. The feeling among
the people towards th«» chief city of
the State has not been altogether un­
friendly. but Portland is waking up
to the fact that Klamath Falls is a
factor that must be reckoned with
and her business men are hard at
work making up for the neglect of
past years. In the meantime, the
San Francisco and Sacramento peo­
ple are losing no time in protecting
what they already have and in gain­
ing as much more ground as possible.
Before many months elapse branch
houses of several Portland firms will
be established in this city. This move
will be closely followed by similar
action on th«* part of the San Frarn-
cisco jobbers, and Sacramento firms
are contemplating entering the field
It is recognised that the future of
the country surrounding the city will
warrant heroic efforts to secure con
trol, and the merchants of the two
cities are ready and willing to iuak«-
the fight.
i
::
Housecleaning Time
Is here. Don’t let it pass with­
out adding a new piece of furni­
ture to your home. It will make
life more enjoyable, and if you
buy it at this store it wont break
you. Do it now.
P íll/N+1/v’rt FURNITURE
HOUSE
Gillette S
1
!
o a man. No one recognizes this
f
RI II. ESTATE TRANSFER^
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act better than Sanderson, ami foi
he past several months h«* has l*e< >■
T
Oregon Valley Land Co to John
ï
;ard at work trying to build up his
enees in the other end of the city, Alexander, warranty deed 8*4 ofS«»S*
!
•x*x^*x">*x><-:
<*<•❖❖<><••:•<
le has been led to believe that he [cf NeM. ec »3. Tp 37. R. 15. E W.
as been successful, but when th«» M.; »200.
ime comes he will find that some-
Oregon Valley Land Co. to Fran
<ne has passed him a lemon.
Havlin
warranty deed S *- , S *- of
On the other hand. Willits'
strength throughout the city is pretty of Ne** . of Nw ’* Sec 9. Tp 36. S. R.
venly distributed, and his candidacy 14. E W. M. ; »200.
ould receive strength from unex-
Oregon Valley Land Co. to Andrew
<*cted sources. Bishop states that
P.
Larson, warranty deed 8*4, of N*»
e has no desire to be mayor, but if
Mount«*«! P«dlc«'iiu»ii I» \p|H>iutc«l and
NeV*.
of Ne*, of Sec 9. Tp 36. S R
nomination
10 lbs It Ice
* 1.00
is friends insist on his
Stock Ordinane«* Will Ik*
50 lbs. lbs. Sugar
• 4.(Ml
3 lbs Tapioca
■.
e would make the ra«?e. Bishop has 14, E W. M.: »200.
I.IN*
2 lbs. 6Uc Ten
Rigidly Eiiforv«*«l
L imi
ood reason to feel sore at some of
3 lbs. Sugi! ..
- .
3 lbs. 35c Coffee
Andrew P. Larsen et ux to John 1’
2 Iba. Pearl Burley
They have
■ is erstwhile friends,
.50
.sa
1 lb. Block Pepper
Christensen warranty deed S*-*. of
Mayor Sanderson I m back, and now
-iven him the double-cross good and
M lbs Rolled Oats
.no
410
6 cans 2-ox. asstd Spices
i
that h<* Is on the job again the
roper.
Whenever they wanted a N>4, of Net* of Ne14. S«*c 9. Tp 36.
.50
sio.oa
2 bottles Extract
Total
wheels of tin* municipal la« machin«*
.Ivor tbat "Bish" could give they 8. R. 1 4, E W. M.; »200.
may b<agln to urind out tl ■■ l«*gul
ook it with small thanks. Wheu
Lillian M Pinkerton et vir to Ches­
stuff under hl» b»a n iupei vi»ion.
hey had anything to pass out the ter L. Hovey, warranty deed lot 1,
See What Cash Will Do for You
PurHiiant to adjoin nnu .it t’..- coun­
ther fellow got it and "Bish" was '
Sec 3, Tp 37, S. R. 9. E W. M.; »10.0
cil met ThtuMday evenius. and was
iven the ha ha. It any think that i
Why not receive the benefit of Cash Discount 7
William H. Caseb«?er to John S.
preaided ovei by tii< ma or. E. R
e is a fool they have grabbed hold
Watts
et ux, warranty deed Nw*4 Sec
Realties app« tn««l >»••' ««■ the council
sees
,
t the wrong article. Bishop
and miid«' tin extension of time in
he real facts and he knows that i 14. Tp 36. S. R. 14. E W. M.; »10.
which the motive power for the str«'«'t
here will come a time when he will j
Edwin Casebeer et ux to John S
car line should be changed from its
e able to pay back, and with inter-
Watts, warranty deed. Net*. S«»c II.
! present method to something more
st, some of the generous acts of his
SOIL si RVEY M %PS
upposed friends. He knows they Tp 36, S. R. 14, E W. M.; »10.
READÌ TO DISI RIDI TE modern, lit* showed the council whut
C. H. Daggett et ux to Henrietta
a valuable proposition a street car
ave played him for a good thing,
WASHINGTON. D
nd it will not be Bishop if he does F. Melhase, warranty deed to lot 2,
.March 26.
franchise was, especially in a city the
Æ choice 11 iif of hivewt-
ot return the compliment when he blk 6, Ewanna Heights rdd. to city (Special.)—The report un the soil size of Klamath Falls.
ets the opportunity.
survey of th«* Klamath ReclamaUon
He took last year as a basis on
nientN that will umico
of Klamath Falls;»10.
Since his return from Medford,
Project, Oregon, by Messrs. A T. which to rest his argument, and it
tl>f ptirchiiMcr money
Floy R. Daggett et vir to Henriett Sweet and 1. G. McBeth, of the Bu­ will lx- admitted that during that
anderson began to realize for the
F.
Melhase,
lot
9,
blk
6.
Ewanna
rat time that he is no longer a man
reau of Soils, U. S. Department of period done was much rnori* than dur­
t destiny; that bis sun is on the; Heights. Add to Klamath Falls, »10. Agriculture has recently been issued ing the time prior thereto. The loss
ownward pull and that be is holding
A. F. Stankey et ux, to C. H. Un­ and is now ready for distribution to the company last year w»n »1500.
he last office that will be bis as a re-
The report is accompanied by a soil In addition to this was expended
derwood warranty deed S*4 of lots
ult of the people's choice. The,
map showing the location and extent »5000 on tracks and repairs and
ownfall of Sanderson has been one 7 and 8,blk 41, Nichols Add to Klam- of the various soil types found in the ,2000 for repairing the streets. It
f the most peculiar that has ever j ¡ ath Falls »1,200.
area. The following is a summary is a fact. Mr. Reames further stated,
ccurred in the political history of
that in cities having a population ot
QOregon Valley Land Co. to R. of the report:
his county. He entered the office Pringle, warranty deed N*4, S*,4,
The Klamath area has an eleva­ less than 30.0OO, ••loctrlc cars ar«' op­
vith the solid support of the people,
erated at a lost
Sw*>* S w **, Sec 5, Tp 36, S. R. 14. tion of over 4,000 feet, consists of
nd everyone expected that he would
Continuing, Mr Reatues utati d that
several valleys ««‘¡>arated by hills and
lake good. The fact that he has! E. W. M : and N%, S*4, Nw% Se %, mountains (the eastern ouliers of the the street car line was a benefit to
died is gradually dawning on the Sc 11, Tp 3 , S. R. 14, E. W M. »200. Cascade Range), and abounds in the business interests of the city, and
eople and one by one they are ► ask-
as such was entitled to some consid­
Oregon Valley Land Co., to Louise lakes and marshes.
ig themselves: "What has > he i G. Quest warranty deed 3*4. Sw*4,
"On account of its Isolation settle­ eration from the council. That it
one?" It is the answer to that
ment has been very slow, but has will help defray th«' cost of paving
uestion that is losing him i votes of NeVi Sec 35, Tp 835. S. R. 14, E been recently stimulated by the ex­ the streets, and thus lighten the bur­
very day Personally, Sanderson is W. M.; »200.
tension of the railroad, by its selec­ den of the property owner. That
rattling :ood fellow. He is a good
Oregon Valley Land ’o. to Charles tion as a reclamation proj«»ct, and by benefit derived by th«* people is far
íixer, a plausible ta’ker, a ready ¡Washburn, S*4, Nw% of Ne*4 Sec a thorough advertising of the coun­ great«*r than is generally realized.
romiser. and a hard workttr. But , 2 8, Tp 40 S. R.
One of tlii- reasons given by him
15, E. W. M 1200. try.
e lacks that something that makes
for the fallur«' to change the motive
"The
climate
is
semi-arid
and
th«*
1 J. A. Duffy et ux to W. J. Clancv
successful executive officer, and it
temperature equable. -• et on account power was tin- condition of the
rs M. c illan prop’r
that something that na. spelled warranty deed lot 9, blk 65, East of frosts the growing season is short. I streets. Under present conditions it
is ruin
Klamath Falls. ,10.
"Agriculture is comparativ«*ly un­ woul«l be absolutely ini|M>sslb1<* to
Modern improvement».
73 rooms and suites.
Oregon Valley Land Co. to Theo. developed. but through the extension electrify it. The company has 300 j
Sample
Rooms,
Rar
Room,
Piirlor», Two Club
IAE WOODS GOING AFTER
of irrigation, the introduction of al­ poles and 500 Well seasoned ties
SENATOR PLATT'S PROFERIA Southard warranty deed S*4, SH,
Rooms,
Etc.,
Etc.
ready for use, and that h<" under-1
Ne%, Ne% Sec 9, Tp 36, S. R. 14. falfa and successful grain growing,
stands the new company will put.
general
farming
in
the
valleys
is
'aserta That All She Want» I» Vindi E. W. M.; W*4, NwH Sec 5, Tp 37,
>
SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS
rapidly taking the place of exclusive them in use as soon ax It can be done. , ;
cation and Not the Money
S. R. 15. E. W. M.; »200.
At the close of Mr. Reames' state­
stock raising.
The country seems
Oregon Valley Land Co. to Louis well suited for this, and especially ment the council granted the new
nited Press Service.
Shoddy, 8*4, Se*4 of NwH Sec i. for the development of an important company an extension of ninety days.
JULESBURG, Colo., March 26
The ordinance providing for the SEES (HIGHT OF HIS VICTIM
dairy business, but there is much op­
lae Woods announced today that she; Tp 37, S. R 14, E. W. M.; ,200.
AND CONI ESSES TO Ml RDEIt
construction
of the sewer system was
portunity
for
improvement
by
the
ould take immediate steps to con-■
Oregon Valley Land Co. to L. L.
adoption of more intensive methods j read for the third time and passed. Italian Smn-il Ity Midniglit S| m -< 1er
•st the will of the late Senator Thos. |
The question of the appointment of
latt,‘ in which he bequeaths to his, Eckman, warranty deed 8*4 N*4,Nw of farming and by the introduction
Into < onfcs.lng III» Vrime
a
chief of police was permanently
Sw
’
/i,
Sec
5,
Tp
36,
8.
R.
14,
E.
W.
M.
i
of
new
crops,
of
which
Canadian
field
iiree sons his entire fortune. Miss
¡settled
by
the
mayor
putting
his
ap
­
I peas, sugar beets, timothy and al­
7oods claims tbat she was married ,200.
BOSTON, Mass, March 26-
proval on the action of th«' council Demltrla Chrlstofore, Archilo l.ulsl
<i Senator Platt and has been trying
Wm. H. Seigel to Louis H. Smith, falfa for seed are among th»- most
In appointing E. Q. Townsend. C. U and Parqtinle Carillo were today sen­ Members H« l< « led Are known to lb*
important.
ir years to have this, fact established
warrnty deed lot 7, 8, 9, 10, bik 19?
of Hi«- Old Guai ti liuti W III
“The soils consist of marsh soils Low wan appointed as mounted po­ tenced to terms ranging from twelve
y the courts. Up to the time of his
and upland soils. The upland soils, liceman, and it will be his duty to to eighteen years after confessing to
Take Orders
eath she was unsuccessful in her ef-I East Klamath Falls. ,10.
Oregon Valley Land Co. to W. H. being composed largely of disinte­ see that all stock are kept from the murder of Daniel Demmond In a
>rts, and always attributed her fall-
re to the powerful political influ- Schleifer, warranty deed NH, SH. grated basalt, volcanic ash and dia­ roaming the streets of the city. It fight. The confessions are a result
United l’r«'HH Service.
nces exercised by the late Senator.' Ne%, Ne*4,8ec 26, Tp 26, 8. R. 15, tomaceous earth, are friable, easily was definitely stated that the atock of Carillo's belief that lie saw Dem­
ordinance
would
be
rigidly
enfotced
WASHINGTON, D C , March 25.
icultivated and in general productive.
he stated today, when she announo- E. W. M.; ,200.
mond's ghost In his cell at midnight,
This
will
be
a
gratifying
piece
of
The
members of the new committe«-
■
The
marsh
soils
contain
a
high
per-
1 her intention of bringing the suit:
and, taking the nocturnal visit ns a
L. H. Butin et ux to Martin L. Po­ , centage of organic matter, and al­ news to property owners who have
on
rules,
th«* organisation that is to
"It Is not the money I am after,
command that he confess hla guilt,
ut it is vindication that I seek.”! land, warranty deed, lots 5 and 12 though they have been used to only been trying to Improve their homes. he persuaded his companions to join shape tin* legislation for the rest of
The council ordered the sprinkling
Sec 3, lots 8 and 9, Eec 4, Tp 40, S. R. a small extent, it is believed that
him In making the confession that th«* session, have been selected. It is
wagon painted, the work being sent them to serve long terms In the noticeably u fact that none of the In­
’■ALLINGER WILL NOT TESTIFY
|
when
reclaimed
they
will
also
prove
11, E. W. M.; »2,200.
awarded to Weber, hla charge there­ State penitentiary.
UNTIL HIS COUNSEL HAYS SO
surgent members have a place there­
I rich and productive.
Marion Hanks et ux to W. F. Arant
on, and equally noticeable that th«*
"Of the uplands soils the more for being »40.
his Program Arouses Ire of Pin- warranty deed, lot 7, blk 63, Nichols productive are the deeper, well drain­
The question of ascertaining the
Republicans selected belong to th«-
chops Attorney
Add to Klamath Falls; ,10.
"old guard," and may be expected to
ed, and alkali-free sands, sandy attitude of the property owners tow­ III 'Ml NEHM MEETING OF
THE ALUMNI MOt lETi take orders from the Csar of th«*
loams and fine sandy loams, all of ards paving certain of the business
Santa
Fe
Pacific
Ry
Co.
to
F.
P.
nited Press Service.
streets was discussed, and It was de­
House. Th«* members are:.
Hixon, warranty deed ..
Ne%. which are especially well suited for
WASHINGTON, D. C„ March 26
A business meeting of the Aluml
cided to employ someone to make a
Republicans John Dalsell, Penn­
the production of alfalfa.
ecretary of the Interior Ballinger Sw*4, Ne%, Nw%, Nw*4, 8e% Sec
“The water supply is abundant and canvass for the purpose of learning of the High School was held at the sylvania; Smith, Iowa; Fassett, New
ill not be called to the stand to 35, Tp 23,8. R. 9, E W. M.; ,10
home of C. C. Hogue last Thursday, York; Bouteile, Illinois; Smith, Cali­
the tendency is toward over-irriga­ the opinion of the people affected.
•stify before the Congressional com-
The question of appointing an ad­ the hostesses being Miss Fannie Vir­ fornia, and Lawrence, Massachusetts
A. F. Stankey et ux to R R. Ham­ tion with serious results following
ilttee that is investigating into the ilton, warranty deed northerly *4 lot« J from lack of drainage and th»* sur­ ditional night policeman was passed gil and Faye Hogue. Following the Democrats Clark. Missouri; Fitz­
mtroversy that has arisen between
over for further consideration .
business meeting th«* evening was en­ gerald. New York; Dixon, Indiana,
face accumulation of alkali."
Im and ex-Forester Gifford Pinchot 7 & 8, blk 41 in Nichols Add. »1,200.
livened by the playing of progressive iind Underwood, Alabama
Oregon Valley Land Co. to John
ntil he is given the word to do so
M. Rouse, a well-to-do hardware
games after which refreshments were
y his attorney. Attorney Brandies, Alexander. SH Be% Ne% 23, 37, 15; man and dealer of Parsons, Kas., Is
Those present were Mrs
Jim Jeffries is planning a tour of served.
German forestry along sclent I fi<
ho is representing the interests of »200.
a recent arrival in Klamath Falls. the world after his fight with John­ Charles DeLap, Elsie fltout. Lily Ar­ linos has resulted In raising the av­
ifford Pinchot, requested today that
OOregon Valley Land Co. to Frank Mr. Rouse has purchased block 45 of son on the Fourth of July. Jim must nett, Winnie Withrow, Florence erage yield of wood per acre from
te Secretary be called to the stand,
the Nichols addition, and will locate expect to have some trouble about Thrall, John Carlyle and Vincent Ya- twenty cubic feet per acre In 1830 to
8*4, S»4,
ut the committee refused to accede Havllk, warranty deed
and bring his family here about the spending that hundred thousand In den, Perry DeLap, Fannie Virgil and more thnn sixty-five cubic feet at the
<> his wishes. He made a vigorous Ne14. N w %,9, 36-14. ,200.
10th of April,
Faye Hogue.
present time
the U. fl A
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THE SEWER ORDINANCE IS PASSED
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General Merchandise Combination
Order
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