Klamath republican., April 21, 1910, Image 7

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WORK BEGUN ON
OREGON EASTERN
OBJ E< Till: POI XT I n ODELL
NORTHERN KLAMATH
IX
THE DIRE BEGINS 10 FEY KI VAIE
Nt-viiie to IP tin P ui - jm *» i - of the Har­
riman llilere»«» to Head «»If
Hill in Malluiir < niiyim
4
la pending In the Benate. A (real
mass of tangled and battered stio'l.
extending perhaps ten f«tet above th»»
surface, marks the resting plan* of
the Maine When American warships
visit th«» harbor it Is this monument
to one of tie great disasters or the
navy and the tomb of sc«>re» of t) «dr
comrades whose bodies wer»' n ver
Don't forget that tlicre arc
recovered tha’ Interests th«-m more
glasw-H that will do your eye»
than any of the sights ashore
more harm than gotal.
A favorite pastime for the sailors
1» to visit th>* wreck In »mall boats
Tie* len»«*N for you must bi­
and with hammer and chisel get
ground to your nsaaarr, just
chips of steel to be carried away as
th«- »am«- a» a druggist pula up
memi-nto«*» With a fleet In the har­
a prewriptiirti.
bor it is not unusual t«> see and hear
<>I u »»«' m «iioaen in any other
a dozen sturdy young men iti white
way arc a ¡MMiltlve «Lunger.
uniform*« laboring to get their souve­
nirs.
Thi» point cannot b- given
Reason» given for removing ti.e
too much em|>tu>»i».
Main«» ar«» that th«- wreck is a inenac r
to navigation and that it is the duty >
It is a» «-asy for you to
t
of the United Stat* ■* to r«Ntover rhe
the right kind as the wrong.
I odles of th«,* men who lost th*'lr
We will iliooæ them for you,
Ilves In the Governmen* serviee The
and do it in such a way that
Spaniards have contended ever **iri«i'
mistakes are impowsiblo.
th«- blowing up of th«' Maln>- «hat this
Government would never rais«- the
wreck b«*cauM.-. they said, it would
»how that th«- ship was destroyed by
Graduat<* and State R< gi»t»'reil
an «-xploMlon from within
A« the
Optician
< barge that the ver.ael was blown up
by a Spanish torped«» was on«- of the
cause« of the war, th«- Spaniards In­
sist that the ( nited States fears a
G<X>D SEED RT®
disclosure that it did Spain an injus­
400
bushels
of good seed rye for
tice in basing hostilities < ven partly
on the destruction of the battleship sale, 11.75 per hundred at ranch.
3-tf
JOHN DE PUT.
Investigation made by a board of 2-
Hopkins Ranch, near Midland.
American experts, however, resulted
in a dtreision that the Maine was
RELINQUISHMENT FOR SALE
blown up from the outside
Not Any
Glasses
VALE Or«*., April is. Di'tvrmln-
i- on being the hist railroad Into
d
Harney County, th* Harriman Inter­
ests jumped Into Val<- Friday morn­
ing witti a f<»re«' of 100 railroad la
borers ui.*l -turted i oustinctIon ■ in s
on the <>** gon h Eastern, the survey
for which extend» westward uro-
tin- Hta<* from this point to a con
ni'i thui v ih the Natriui-KlamaHi lim
at <»-!•
Material yards have bi-i-n »■ tab-
lished in which 90 car loads of ties
are already piled up. in addition to
several mile of 7<t-poun«l »!»■< 1 »alls.
Englni'i‘1 mg parties are now -tting
tiiv gra*l' -itaki - along the line of
■ the surv* y and an* ramped a* far
j west a» the Harper ranch 2.'* mil«-*
| from Vale In Malheur County
It Is In lii-vi'd here that env-M*»
j
will be ih-ioti'd at Arst to covering
I the «urn ' !n the Malheur Hive* . an-
160 acres of land near railroad,
; yon, whet*- >-ngini*erlng parties, wu-k-
cabin and barn, for 8300. Running
The Smith brothers were down to
' Ing for th»' Boise A- Western, said to
stream. I have about eight home­
b<- a Hill road, buve Iwen operating I their 400-acr«' ranch and found that
steads, level and g«x>d running water.
¡'James Ingram had done the banner
* for some time
For particulars write to
,
clearing,
breaking
and
plowing
of
the
The construction of laO miles of
JOHN KNOTT
road will put. Hu- Oregon ¿r Eastern I year. This ground will be put in
C rescent , O rkgon
"in the clear." That is. It will take ! crop and w ill add 400 acres of grain
th«- road through th«- Malheur can­ ' to th«* list of Klamath County's out-
A FEW BARGAINS.
yon and Into the Harney Valley to a i put.
Five lots, slgn.ly location, 81500.
point on Malheur Lak«». From there
Can loan 8750 cn the deal.
to th«- conm-ctlon near Odell, th«-
STRAYED
A nice cottage with bath, large
| country Is more or less open and the
•............
lot, >1790. A good buy.
danger of Interference by rival lines
One bay mare and one black mare
A large residence, fir e lot, |:«500.
Is not a mater f«»r serious considera­ ; each about fifteen and three-fourth
Three
cottagee on three lota. Room
tion
it is reported here that work hands high and each branded with an
on this 160 miles will b<* prrmecuted ace of clubs on the shoulder. One tncugh for another cottage; 82258
MASON t SLOUGH
vigorously this summer
dun horse three years old branded
"It Is Harney Valley or bust.” is with a horse shoe bar on the jaw,
NOTK E FOR 1*1 BLICATION
th«» expression us«»d here by Engin«?er weight about 1,100, One bay mare
I-akeview 01187.
Ashton,
who
has
been
looking
after
|
branded with a pitchfork on stifle,
Not coal land.
right of way matter« for the com­ weight aboutl,100.
Department
of the Interior, U. S
pany. Engineer F. S Osborne Is now
A liberal reward will be given for
Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon
In Pocatello rounding up railroad la­ Information leading to the recovery;
March 11. 1910.
borers.
of any or all of these horses.
Notice is hereby given that James
W. H. MASON
i
E. Newbanks, of Keno, Oregon, who,
Il AslllSGTOX LETTER
W3t 3-31
on May 12th, 1904, made Home­
H. J. WINTERS
side of A pen Laki- mill are heuilllig III XTI.E1 IIEIll TO INVENT!-
lowutd tin* Klnmuth lllvi-i
Tin-...
t.VIE PATTERSON < AsE
operation» would Indicate that In
stead of coming to thi» city. It will 1 liurges U • re I iliil tilth the stale
< «l.XTKAl I UH I. Ill l.l l 1-01(1
Pliariuui f Hoard Agiiinst
i turn euHtwuid from the l'p|M-r Lak*-
I EXsIoX «>X 11*1111. IM
Merrill I’hysii Ian
and lieud for the Klamath Hlver, pen
—
1 »-trutlng the immetisi* body of tlmle-r
Clyde
G
Huntley,
secretary of the
III that locality owned by tli<- Weyei
Xu IN'« i»i«Hi IU ai li«-«l K» lu lll»»lll«'l'
State Board of Pharmacy, 1» In the
i hgeuser i oinpuny
Il WHI IU- lluilt U* Ttita
, ■ lly, called here for tin- purpose of
City or Nul
| investigating chiuges thut have been
DAVE Mill MIK'S HOME
III H'KH 8 l> lit I Illi tlhd with tlie board ri-Iaii'ny to Di
; I G. Patterson, who. It Is alleged,
The 1-krlunlVi' 11'W.i pti I i II h I ivi I tn Ib'llenil In Have I Pi'll tile Mor of
. has been assuming the role of a
the lli-iulil luulitli- : ik <> Itiul the Ore
Firebug»
; pharmacist without u State license
,*ni Trunk wii» ««lining i<> Klamath Spi-clul to th» Herald
| The complaint Is tin* outgrowth of
I'all» han been ninllrtiieil In piurtl-
BONANZA, Ore.. April is
This | the Im al option turmoil that has been
• ally every detail by I’reaiileitt Htev part of Klamath County 1» In a stale
i tending tin- town of Merrill for some
> n* of thut ayatein
A» will be Keen I of feeling nevi-l before i-Xistli. ; here
.time. Doctor Pattersun has taken a
from the (ulliiwlng from the Oregon I It Is reullti-d for the first time that
very active part In seeing that the
tun, a i unit hi I will be lei on Monday ’ the day la not far dlslunt wl-i-i* the
ordinances of the city an- enforced
lor the i on»! t net Ion of the line to tin old Vlgllam •* Cointnltti-i of former
to the letter. As u result ot th«.si*
upper end of Upper Klamath l«uke Western day» must once mot • berc»-
< activities several tn«n were arrested
that will Im »ulfli'lently clo»e to the urri-cted and this community cleared
till» week ard Anvil heavily.
city to adnill of tunneitlon with the . of an element Hint has been a menace
The charge» against Doctor Pat-
mud by water transportation and vir­ to lift and property for many years
ti-rson were Investigated by Mr
tually means that Klamath Fail« will This 1» due to the destruction of the
Huntley after reaching here last
have two rnllrond». and that from home of David Shook Saturday night,
evening
Doctor Patterson appeared
then on It will take It» place on the , which may be followed by the d»*ath
In person and stated that he was
iallroad tnup a» u common point, I of his mothei, Mrs Amos Shook, who
ready to take the examination, either
meaning the »avlug of Ihoimand* of Hi« In a precarious condition us n
now or when the board met In June
dollar* In freight i barge» and plating ■ i vault of Hi» »bock
lb* Informi-d Mr Huntley that he I ihh
nil of E*«t> rn Oregon at the door of
It was 10:30 o'clock, and somi- made an honest effort to secure the
thia city a» n dialrlbutlng point
tlme aftvt the members of the house­ w-rvlces of a registered pharmacist,
The following in from the Oregon hold had rettivd. when llllly Shook
but so far has been unsuccessful, and
Inn of Thursday
i noticed a bright light shining through tn preiuired to either close up his
The contract» for the construction his window
Immediate Investlga- i store, sell out or hire a man who
• t forty mllea of railroad grade In tlon showed thut the bouse was on has a license, as he may be directed,
■ dilltlon to that for which will l*e Are. It having started in the wood­ landing the time when hi* takes the
openixl April IX. will probably be let shed of the building and galm-d con­
»'lamination himself
liefore long, waa declared yesterday siderable headway
lie aroused th*-
Mr Huntley st nt vs that hi* has per-
by John F Stevens. prealdent of the , other member* of the family and all i formed his duty, so far as he can at
Oregon Trunk Line, who rrturmul In ■ sueciM-di-d lii making their esr-ap»* In this time, and th«* matter will be
the morning from a I iui I zhk trip to I scanty attire
So rapidly did the passed on to the State board for such
< 'hlcago
flames spread that nothing waa saved action as that body may see At to
Thia Is the second Are that has oc­ take. He leaves for his home in Ore­
The construction of the forty addi­
tional inlliv will take the road to the curred on the ShiMik ranch within gon City In the morning
two weeks
The former destroyed
north end of Klamath lj«k<
'll la out of (he range of pi*»»lblll- i tin* barn anil all of Its contents, which Hl FEItAGKTTKN HINN
t lea that the road will be built to Included thlrti*en head of horst a.
PRESIDENT TAFT
The
Klamath Ealla this year. If we decide farming Implements and feed
last
Are
practically
leaves
Mr
Shook
to go to that iMiint at all." said Mr.
Eollow Hi» Matemeat That He I»
penniless.
Stevens yesterday
<>P| m » h -«I to Woman'» Suffrage
One of the saddest features of the
'll has nlready been published thnt
uffalr is the condition In which it has I'nltiil Press Service.
wo will soon open blds for the grad
left Mrs Amos Shook, who Is nearly
WASHINGTON, D. C„ April IS —
hg from Madras south to the north­
90 years of age and who for many Suffragettes agree that th«» hissing of
ern boundary of the Klamath Indian
years has been an Invalid
She has Prealdent Taft last night, while he
Reservation
If reasonable blds an
not recovered from the shock follow was addressing the convention of suf­
uhinltted the contract for thia work
Ing her rescue from the burning fragettes, was the saddest blow that
will be let
Trunk Line surveyors
building and Is now under the doc­ could have been placed In the hands
.■re now working In the reservation
tor's care with tittle hope held forth
of outsiders Th«* President said that
and so soon as they report on avail-
for her recovery. Should she die It he did not favor woman's suffrage
able routes, contracts will probably
would not be surprising If It would His atatement that suffrage. If grant­
I m » lot for construction work through
lend to dire consquences.
ed. would probably be exercised by
to some point on the northern shore
When Billy Shook went to investi­ the "least d<*alrous" element, caused
of the lake. The engineers will then
gate the source of the light, he heard
the hissing
He further stat«»d that
he railed In and we will determine
tile foot-beats of two horses being
he did not believe the majority of
how much money has been expended
ridden rapidly away from the vi­
women favored th«- granting of the
«nd how much Is required for the
cinity of the house. There were no
rights of the ballot to their sex
completion of the work In hand
horse» loose on the premises nnd If
Today the serlousnesr of the breach
273 Mllea In Extent
they had been ridden by friends the
of etiquette, to call It a mild term,
The construction of this addition­
light from the Hanies would have
was realized by the convention, and
al forty miles will give the Oregon
been sufficient to summon the riders
a resolution was introduced and
Trunk Line Itallway about 273 miles
to the assistance of the stricken fam­
unanimously pasa«*d amid the cheers
of railroad, which la pretty grind for
ily
The natural conclusion Is that
of the delegates, thanking the Presi­
one year's work
It may he that
they were ridden by the men who
dent for having addressed the con­
rails cannot be laid for the entire
applied the torch
Had the Are been
vention
distance this year, hut after we get
started half an hour later It la quit«
ii few mill»* south of fiend the work
likely that everyone In the house
Is light and I believe the work can
WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE
would have been burned to death
be completed through to Klnmath
STUDENTS GO OUT OX STRIKE
Lake before the end of the year. Of
FIRST RAIROAD BABA
Object to Su»|M»n»lon of a Member or
course, thia construction work will
th«» Track Team
depend on the condition of the money
Kailroad circles of the city ure con­
market, but so far wo have expert-
siderably excited by the arrival, some United Press Service
need no trouble in that way."
any of a new conductor, others a now
PULLMAN, Wash . April Iti
The
While Mr. Stevens said nothing
tireman, others a new station agent, entire student body of the Washing­
concerning the possibility of estab­
while others insist that It Is the fu­ ton State College went on a strlk«» to­
lishing n steamer servicec on the
ture head of the Southern Pacific day on account of th«» suspension of
luke, n loimeetlon of thnt kind with
lines, which later claim, however, is G. C. North, n student and member of
Klamath Enlls upon the completion
disputed Uy J. I). Church The new the trnck team, following an argu­
■ if the 273 miles of railroad. Is welt
arrival Is a nine-pound son. who waa ment with the steward regarding the
within the range of possibilities. A
born Monday to Mr. and Mrs l> W. quality of food served at the dormi­
-t earner connection with the lower
Kaier, employes of the Southern Pa­ tory dining room
Recently the stu­
■ nd of the lake would put the Trunk
cific railroad
He is a lusty young­ dents sent a similar protest and de­
Line on a competitive basis with the
ster and promises to run at least one manding mor«» and better food North
Southern Pacific for Klainnth freight
section of the 8 P. the Kaier house­ was chosen to represent them
The
business Klnmath Is developing Into
hold The question that Is now promi­ students d«»clar«» they will not patron-
a »lock shipping < enter, about ionn
nently
before the railroaders Is Ize th«» dining hall until North Is re­
■ ar loads having gone out of there
whether lie shall he called Southern instated President Bryan Is endeav­
last year, and the transfer diffit ul-
Pacific. Harriman, Lovett, Fee, Hood oring to settle the controversy.
t|os with live stock from steamer to.
or some other well known Southern
■ ars are not ■ 11 Bleu It
I’acifii name, and before the matter
Mr nnd Mrs. W. C. Dalton re­
Is definitely settled It is believed It turned Inst Friday from an extended
.1 .1 Whitcomb was In the city Sal will have to la* submitted to a board
trip to points in California
They
urday and said the Oregon Trunk has oi arbitration.
were accompanied by Mrs. Dalton's
■»veral crews of surveyors at work
mother, Mrs. M. J. Little, of Merced,
■ m the west side of the lake
They
Ireland has 2,SOO,000 acres of peat Cal., who will spend several weeks at
.■re surveying a line along the west bogs
their home In Carr City
CM Bi HUCHEO 6Ï LAKE BOAIS
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ll i-Mcni lU-prewentaUve Kick» on the
High < o»t of Idling at the
'
<‘a|>it«*l Ib-staurwiit
'
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I>akeview 02885.
Not coal land.
stead Entry No. 3236, Serial No
01187, for 8WI4 NW\*. NH SW%,
SE% SW%, Section 17, Township 40
S.. Range 8 E, Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
Final Five-Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before C. R. DeLap, County Clerk, at
Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 23rd
day of April. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Samuel Padgett, of Keno, Oregon;
Albert Shear, of Keno, Oregon; Ray-
Lamb, of Keno, Oregon; Chester
W’ilston, of Keno. Oregon.
ARTHUR W. ORTON, ’
17-4-24
3-
Register
WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 16
The phs-es of pie and the glasses of Department ot the Interior, United i
States Land Office at Lakeview, I
milk are growing smaller in the
Oregon.
House restaurant at the Capitol. This
Marcn 7th, 1910.
discouraging tact has been gradually
Notice
is
hereby
given that Wil-;
dawning upon the Congressmen for
sum«» time and unites th«» shrinkage liam Sargeant, whose postofflee ad­
stops at once th«» lucky individual dress is Klamath Falls. Oregon, did,
who is just now conducting the eat­ on the 27th day of December, 1909,
ing bouse will And himself facing an file in this office Sworn Statement,
and Application, No. 02885, to pur­
investigation
chase the SB% Section 35, Township
"This pi«»ce of pumpkin pie. mad«}
37 8., Range 9 E., Willamette Me­
of squash, is just one-quarter smaller
ridian, and the timber thereon, under
than the 10-cent piece I used to buy
the provisions of the act ot June 3,
SUMMONS
her«» two years ago.” remarked one
1878, and acts amendatory, known as
In Justice Court for the Precinct
of th«» Western Representatives as be
the "Timber and Stone Law," at such
of Tule I-ake, County of Klamath.
survey »-d th«» little three-cornered
value as might be fixed by appraise­
State of Oregon.
slab
Considering the fact that the
ment, and that, pursuant to such ap­
J. G. Patterson, Plaintiff, vs. Frank
restamant man gets his rent, his heat
plication. the land and timber there­
Worley, Defendant—Summons.
Miss Snelling arrived last night
on have been appraised, June 14th,
To Frank Worley, the above named
from Bonanza and left this morning
1909, the timber estimated 787.000
defendant:
for Albany, where she will remain
board feet at 8.75 per M., and the
In the Name of the State of Ore­
until July. 8he will visit in Port­ land 892.00; that said applicant will j
gon. you are hereby required to ap­
land. and while there tak«» the civil
offer final proof in support of his
pear and answer the complaint filed
service examination
application and sworn statement on '
against you in the above entitled ac­
and light frt*e. 1 do not think that
the 20th day of May, 1910, before!
tion within seven days from the date
he ought to sting us quite so hard
C. R. DeLap. County Clerk, at Klam- J
of the service of this summons upon
He charges 25 cents for a turkey or
ath Falls, Oregon.
you. or suffer judgment to be taken
chickt»n sandwich, 25 cents for a bowl
Any person is at liberty to protest;
against you for the sum of Thirty
of soup. 50 cents for a piece of Ash
this purchase before entry, or initi­
Dollars and interest with the dis­
no larger than the palm of your
ate a contest at any time before pat-
hand, and when you buy a steak you [ ent issues, by filing a corroborated bursements of this action.
Given under my hand this 12th
are expected to mortgage your home affidavit in this office, alleging facts
day of March. 1910.
to pay for it.
which would defeat the entry.
G. W. OFFIELD,
"Senator McCumber was over here
ARTHUR W ORTON.
3-17-4-2 8.
Justice of the Peace.
the other day and had a steak When 3-17-5-19.
Register.
he received the bill he did a litt'e
figuring ou th«* menu card and an­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTICE FOR l’l BLICATION
nounced that If th«» whole of an ordi­
UNITED STATE LAND OFFICE.
nary r.teer was sold at th«» rate that
Serial No. 03048.
Lakeview 02971.
steak brought, the animal would mt j Department of the Interior, United I^ikeview List No. 73.
I^akevlew, Ore., Feb. 23, 1910
14.000 Now I call that going some."
States Land Office. Lakeview, Ore­
Notice is hereby given that the
Over in the Senate restaurant,
gon.
Northern Pacific Railway Company,
where the same scale of prices pre­
March 5th. 1910.
vails. th«» Senators have compelled
Notice is hereby given that theState [ whose postoffice address is 8t. Paul.
th«» r«»staurant manager to place a of Oregon has filed In this office its Minnesota, has on February 83, 1910.
"No tipping" lin«> on all the nu»nti application. Serial 02971, to select filed in this office its application to
cards. Consequently, the cards are under th«» provisions of Act of Con­ select under the provisions of the Act
very hard to get nowadays, and if a gress. of August 14th, 1S48, and the of Congress, approved July 1, 1898
gu«»st insists upon having one before acts suplemental and amendatory (30 Stat. 597, 620), as extended by
he orders, the waiter snatches it an«I thereto, the SW*4 SE *•*, Section 12. the Act of Congress aproved May 17,
buries it under th«» tablecloth before Tp si a. R. 9 E . W. M., NW% 1906, (34 Stat., 197), lots 1, 2, 3 and
4 of Section 17, n Township 32,
\'l
the next customer sits down
The SW, Section 4; SW
sign on the cards doe« not prevent U m I; se % se 1*. sw>, se •, Bat South of Range 7 H East of the Wil­
th«» wait«»£8 from grabbing all th«> tion 12. and SWI4 8WH Section 27. lamette Principal Meridian, contain­
ing 81.04 acres.
tips they can get. nor does it k«»ep Tp. 37 8.. R. 9 E.. W. M
Any and all persons claiming ad­
Any and all persons claiming a4-
them from negk-cting a patron the
next day if he has forgotten to "come versely the lands describe«! or desir­ versely the lands described, or dealr­
ing to object because of the mineral ing to object because ,gt the mineral
across'' on th«* previous visit
¡character of the land, or for any character of the land, or for any
Sailors of th«» navy will be de­ Rrther reason, to the disposal to ap- other reason, to the disposal to ap­
prived of the source of their most : plicant. should file their affidavits of, plicant, should filo their affidavits of
cherished souvenir«. If the wreck of ' protest in this offi«*e on or before thej protest iL this office, on or before the
23r«I day of April, 1910.
th«' Maine is retnoveii from Havana : 5th day of May. 1910.
ARTHUR W ORTON.
ARTHUR W. ORTON.
Harbor A bill to raise the wreck, or
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Register
to blow it up. passed the House and 3-17-4-21