chronicle the fact that ah«* wu» pn»
put. and ax u devoted adherent to tin
Ballinger ciiua«. HI ik transmitted II ihi ,
meaaaaa to th« near»»! nuwspapermau 1
v, li I In the I’lnehot aupportera glared XIAV HIDN un.I, HE OPEXI II OX
THE »INT OF THIN MOX III
and uni’i’ii’i!
Th«)' had no «iibliet
offlivr'a wife with them, and, ioni ■
■iu< ntly wen* greatly miffed.
Pimi» uik I N|»-i Itk atious of tile M m ■
Hut when the Huld cabinet officer .
■-«■ii <'oustru< lion < ' oiii | hiii ) .Are
l\HI IlGEXI I.EADEICN MAKE I’l'li- wife Inaiuted upon criticizing tin
Adopted by th«* < By
LI«' < OXFEHEXI E
newspap« r nien bee, him «’ ■the« whls
pered occasionally, «bere wa» great
Joy utnotiK Gt«* PinchOlitea
On«' oi
Klamath Fall» ink«*» its hat off to
the newapaper men declared uttdlbly the council, th!» time because it ha»
In reply thnt lie hud to be preueiil. gotten u move on that means that this
but Gm lad)' didn't. Th«’ wlf«- of th« city 1» to have mhii « put Ing done t hl»
*Mty H*MNu-v«-lt I rgi«l Tuft to Aid |ti- labinet officer threatened th« new» year. A speclul meeting of the conn-
paper men with the name of h«t bus- «11 was held Friday night, ut which It
»■ii'gctil I' uiim * und I Mi Imril t'nn-
1 and. but It didn't work
noii Was Olmtnclc to Him
wan dccldi'd to ndopt th« plan» an I
Hut It »•« the Ballinger support * pcclffcatlons Hiilniiltti’d by th« Wi -
eru* turn to arili when on«* of the .«■ii Construction «oui|>uny, which
WAHHINGTON. l> l*.. May 3«
i’lnehot adherent» iM-rulatod In wills ineaiia that the street» of the city, un
Colonel Hooaevelt lu with the Insiirg | pei Ina to on«' harrussed newapapai til there Is a change ordered, will be
i
• nta heurt and soul, according to ! worker, criticising hl» "stories" a» l><
paved with Bithiilltlc pavement. Tbe
hitherto unpublished H’porta of ii leg colored to suit the Hallliigcr side ielection of tbl» paveini-nt was a sur-
omnilttee of Insurgents which vlalted
Ho fur the honor» are even, but the 11 I im * to the uninitiated, for It was es-
tilín ut the White Ilona«* in .Marcii. ' feeling I» intense
There may bo n p«-cU’<l that the bld of the asphalt
I «OH. con»l»Gng of Representatives hull pulling contest utmost atty dm. tompany would be th«' lowest. When
Nelson, Gardner, Madiaou, all repub Henator Neluon I» w«»rrlrd by com th« bids wer«* unalyz«-«! It was found
licana. Their report, which wuu »ub- plaints from both »Idea. It wan aitg- to th«* surprise of even the Warren
Ulltti’d tn the calti Uh of the bollai »«•»ted by on” member of tin commit’ l*«*ople that Bithulltli- won th«* day.
progressives, »ays that on March 3rd tee «ynild be to range one group on
Bithiilltlc lavement has won much
taut year, Roosevelt wa» prepared to «•ne aide of th«- room and the other favor wherever it has been used, atid
alvo Repreaentatlve Nslsou a letter i.nfely on the farther »Ide. Senator is adoption by th« city will, in the
' ndorslng the proareaalvoa' tight on Nelson said lie woul<l take the mat « pinion of hose who .-«re ft n'.lllm
Hpeukcr Cannon and the house rulea | ter under advisement.
with such matters, have on«« of the
Itooeevelt then »aid
'Cannon ha» i
i «st pavements In the market
been the greateat obstacle to my ef- j GAME WARDEN ADRIFT
Mrrct t'ar Qio stioo Di»«u»»«'d.
forte to secure good legislation dur
IX DINAIII.EII LAI X< II
Another matter that occupied tbe
ma uty administration "
attention of the council was the dis-
The following day, on which I’res- Gitnu Protector Npcnd» Suinta) Itt. i- |M>»ition of the »trwt cur track. -A
ikmiu Helpless t«» .Aid Hi»
ident Taft wa» inuugiirati’d. Rooae-
roaolullon was Introduced permlttlut,
Fceflu-rtsl l'ricnd»
«elt asked th«’ committee that In- in-
lhe removal of the rails for »lx
' —7
I a unths, th*- understanding lx*lng that
< xcustid from wrltlua th«- letter, tn-
The bund I’XcurslonlMt» In th«-1
’ mum ' he feared It might embarrass
Wlncinu were steaming •i fianchl»« will be granted, under the
Tuft's administration
On«* of th« | steamer
steadily
down
the lake Holiday af- piovlnlons of which the track will b«>
last acta of Hooaevelt before h’uvlng
i gain put down aa fast as the paving
tor Africa, aaya th« Unit«*«! l*r«a»‘ In ternoon when their attention was
is done. At the reguest of Mr. John
i
taken
by
signal»
from
a
»mall
launch
formant, wum to grasp Gardner ami
»on
consideration of the r«*»olutioii
Th«’
Nelson by the hand, and turning to ' which v«M’med to Mr adrift
wch postpone«! until Mondny evening.
‘
xti
’
imu
’
i
M
head
was
turned
lu
thaï
raft, urged him to take up th« Insur
direction und Gann
Warden Alva In order to give him time to examine
gent cause
Its provisions
l.i'wi»
wa»
found
stranded
lioosevclt I’d th« commit te«* Io th’’
Ordlnan««» w«*re intr<du* <d o|»ea
Fearing
thnt
his
passenger»
would
president's room In the senate on
lug
Canal ntr««-«. betwwn Ninth an«l
March 3d. «nd there egpreuund hi» crowd to om* sld« of hla I m mt in the
Tenth streets, and Conger avenue
excitement
ami
put
him
In
a
worse
views, and off« red Congi «-»»man Nel-
Tbe
I light than l«ewiu', t'aptalu Totten along th«* Conger orchard
-on to writ«« th«' letter
checks deposited with the r«-Jected
decided
Io
get
out
of
the
shallow
wa-
The committee n»k«’<l him to a|«-
bids wer«* ordered returned to their
p»«al to Taft to support the Insurgent ■ ter quickly, but promised the game
owner».
republican movement lt«ioecv«*lt then warden to »«nd him help.
Help ■ am« after Captain Totten got
took them to the neat room, where !
Taft told him be favored the Insur ( buck to tbl» city, and Lewis was M ARSII Al. TOWXNEXD
Tl KXS T AI MHt
gent movement Itooaev«It then a»k<M I landed in town about 9 o'clock, none
the worn' for his experience. 1!« will
Taftt o support that cause.
And Put» ou "Husted" Brreciiew But.
Roo»«’V«lt returned next day and I repair th« engine at one«-
ton for Mayor Sander-mi at
»aid that the lett«r he had promised
Council Meeting
to write might embarrass Taft
He ANOTHER l»E LENKKPK
F1GHTN A Iti El.,
-aid h« was willing to write a letter
to th« aame effect, however, to be
Th«* proceedings of the city council
hown to members of congresa, but lililí' of su<«-«**»ful «ìmllliel Flyer wore delayed Tu«*sday night and their
and Hmi o< <'aitai l*ronn*trr
not to bo published Rlnc«> Roosevelt
»«rlousness somewhat relieved as well
I» Wound«*«!
han lM-en away It In known that he ba»
by Mayor Sanderson's bursting a
received many letters from prominent
bre«*ch«s button, and It was lucky
insurgents who have kept up active j I'nlted Pr«MM Serrtce
lomeoa« was handy with a button or
PARIS. .May 23.— Licut«*naiit lab-
communication with him
It la nos
the champion of the new charter
uiael lb* M-«s«*ps was seriously wound-
Ixdlrvcd that the Insurgents arc mak
might have had sti call for a buggy to
ad In ill«’ »ecoud louud of a pistol
ing a strong effort to get Roosevelt to
take him home
duel in Pare des Prince« this after
declare himself next fall. It la ex-
The button came off during an ab
noon by Count Pollgny, with whom
tMictcd here on both »Idea that he will
sorbing discussion which the mayor
J*.» had quarreled over a woman
undoubtedly plunge Into imlltlo.
hud with Judge Drake. He didn't
lb* lM*»re|.s Is the seco nd »on of
again on his return.
say anything about It at the time, but
Feidlnand. the enual promoter, und
finally confided in the council to help
.ill unde of Iniques I*« l,eu»<*pH, wl-o
him get It back again lie wa» with
MIX) UADIKN ATTLNI! THE
i n Saturday «rossed th«* Englisn
H A 1.1.1 NG Ell-1’1 Nt HOT U.ANE
out any support for his trousers, and
channel in an aeroplnnc
asked for help to replace tbe button
Pollgtn was slightly Injur’d in the
Are Extrem« Partisans, anil Follow
Marshal Townsend bravely stepped
.«rm
In the dud fouvlit betw««en the
l’rocce«! lugs Intently
into th«* breach (not breeches!, and
two, w|io had differed often, nnd wer >
proved an adept at the Job, using a
rivals for the affections of a woman
WAHHINGTON. I). U.. .May 23.
bachelor's button which he found in
prominent
in
the
»octal
world
of
If th«' Ballinger-Plnchot controversy
Judge Leavitt's desk.
Her name Is being kept a
wero being tried before th« audience i Paris.
After he got through the mayor
which regularly attends th«’ hearings.' ••«jcr»t hv all parties to the dv«l
heaved a sigh of relief and th« coun
instead of a *>«*date congi«««slonal com
cil proceeded with business.
H. I*. H ALL TOHHERM
mittee. th«* chances arc thnt there
HEFE.AT THE IXIH AXw
would be rar« hnlipiilllng
F. A. Smith »pent the day on the
llulrpiilling Is the correct term, for . .lotm lieII, Clever NIlortMop of the In-
riv«*r Sunday in his launch, which has
fully 90 per cent of th« r««gulnr»-' nt i
<llnn» Bring» in th«* Only Itun
lieen put In commlsulon
t h«» hearing are women They aru th«’ I
for HI» T««am
most violent partisans. and do not
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halt at expt «swing their oplnioua audi- i
1*1« Southern I’adfic hall team i
lily. W1 • refore, Clmirmi’ii Nelson I Sunday d< fent«d the all-star Indian j
Ims I ms ’U dragged Into n fcmhwnc tt nni li;> a »cor« of 22 to 1. Tbe rail- |
fuss.
road crowd turned out «*n mas»«*,
.Mrs Balling« i. wlf«’ uf the accr«- among oihe*
being W. I* Drum,!
tary, ha» been a fairly regular ui- chief englneci in charge of local work !
t< ndunt at th«* hearings, oempying n and Contractor» A M. Erickson and 1
•cat In the front tow Inst n< xt to th« Gns l*«’tcr»oii. Three launchi-s con-
press table. .Mrs. I’lnehot, mother of ( veyed th«* crowd to Modoc Point,
the former forester, who is, of course,: where they wore met by the Indians.
< n th«* opposite aldo of th«* cont rover- 1 Th«* features of the game were two
»y, generally occuph-u a aeat In th«''
horn«' runs by Morgan mid three-bag
row Just behind Mrs. Ballinger. Each gers by Zimmerman and Boggs of the
of tin's« ladles Is surrounded by a S. P. team. John Ball, shortstop for
group of adherents.
the Indians, has the credit of bring
One day recently Mtn. Humphrey, ing In the only run for his aide. They
wife of the congressman front Wr.uh ' were shut out until th«' Inst naif of
Ington, ami a per.ionul friend of Mrs tbe ninth Inning.
Ballinger, went to Chalrmnn Nelson
v Ith th«* complaint thnt the comment» '
HC.ARLKT FEVER TAKEN
of the women In th«* I’lnehot enmp
THEIR LITTI.E BOY
me "perfectly disgusting nnd dread-,
fully annoying" to Mrs. Ballinger
The horn«- of Nonh Miller, a tulle
Not fifteen minutes after this com t.nd a half north of .Macdoel, has been
plaint Senator Nelson hud n vlsli ' one of sickness, death and mourning
from one of Mrs. I’lnehot'» friends. I during th«* past week, says th«» Ikirris
declaring that the audible comments Tmoster. In some unknown way thnt
of those with Mrs. Bullinger were dreaded disease, scarlet fever, en
abhorrent and annoying to th«* moth tered the home and caused the death
er of the former forester."
o. their little sevon-yi'ar-old son, Roy.
Henator Nelson hud to admit that who died Monday afternoon r.nd was
he couldn't control the ladles, and hurled Tuesday morning. Th«* late»
that he had hard enough time priudd- report from Dr. Campbell, fh«> phyai-
Ing over the committee ns If was.
cian In charge of lhe cases, ■utys the
So It happens that th« newspaper «ither two little ones afflicted are con
men, who sit at a table Just nt th<* valescent, and hopes are ent#tnlned
end of the two rows occupied by th«* fot th« Ir speedy recovery.
rivnl camps, bear the brunt of the
hostile feeling The wlf«> of another
Mias Ethel Gilson has finished her
cabinet officer was with Mrs. Ballln- school at Midland and arrived in the
. < r one day recently. She wrh anx city on Friday. She will spend th«
ious that the newspaper men should summer with her brother at Dairy.
CLAIM TAFT WAS
AN INSURGENT
CIAIM R00SEÏEU WITH IHEM, 100
COUNCIL GETS A MOVE ON IISEIE A10N6 STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION
to the amoclation. It I» also hoped
to have some social feature ronnect-
• *1 with It.
tlMXEKN OF TIMBER I.AXDh IX
KLAMATH A XI» LAKE MEET
I.H.HT VtlTE IS < 1ST AXD l«riH
PROPONI ! I<»\’N GO THROl GH
TI m * t 'ost Ilf Muiiitcnaui (■ AV ill Hr No
Mayor Handeison and Police Judge
Nnuill That Xo On« < mi Afford
l,*avltt on .Monday canvassed the
to Nfay Out
vote on »be new «tty charter and bond
I’leclioii held oaluiday, which result
ed In small majorities for both propo
A meeting of the timber land own sitions.
er» of ibis und lake county was held
The vote is as follows:
at th« Lakeside Monday, at which First Ward—
was |H’rf««ti’d lhe organization of
For th«- charter .»0. against 9. for
the Klamath-Lake Counties For«.*«< the bonds 39. against .'
Fire association
Tbe following offl- Net-ond Ward—
cers were selected
For th«; «barter 70, against 1«>; for
W. II. Shirk, luikevlew. president; th«- bond» 52, against 4.
J. G. Pierce, Klamath Fulls, vic« Third Ward—
president; J. F. Kimball, secretary
For the charter 49, again»! 26; for
and treasurer. These, with th«’ fol th« bond» 36, against 12
lowing. constitute the board of di Fourth Ward—
rector»
W. B. Heller». Bend, und
For th«- charter 6, again»! 4; tor
C. F. Stone, Klamath Falls. W. W. th«- bond» 4, against ).
Baldwin was chosen as central report Firth Ward—
man, to whom all reporta of fir«-» are
For th«* charter 1, again»« 10; for
to b« sent. Mr. Baldwin has held the bond* 3, against I.
this position during previous years, Total Vo««*—
und th*- effectiveness of hi» work ha»
For th«- charter 176. against 63;
merited his retention.
majority for th«’ charter 111.
For the bonds 136. against 26;
Th«- annual meeting of th«- asHOcia-
tlon 1» to be held on th«« second Sat majority for the bonds 110.
The vote was very light, only tea
urday in May. Meetings of th«- board
of dlri’ctors will be held on the sec •«>!«» being cast on the (barter ques
ond Saturdays In August and No tion in the Fourth or Hot Spring»
vember.
ward. Eleven votes were cast in the
The heaviest vote wa»
It Is the intention of the asocia- Fifth ward
Gon to thoroughly patrol Klamath in the Second ward, th«- people in the
and Lak« counties Several miles of First, Second and Third wards taking
telephone lines will be strung In or the most Interest.
The bond issue provides for 120.-
der to aid In bringing to the seen«-
«00
for garbage plant and city hall
of any fire th«* rangers and other
«lies and a new city hall
a-Hlstants that may be employed
On* of th« most perfect oiganiza-,
tlouM on th« coast I» to be main- I
lairn-d by Superintendent Wilson of 1
the »• nervation. He has constituted '
all of th« special Indian force forest ¡
ranger» To aid them he will employ f
ton white men. Ten »tatlons are to
be «-Ntablished, between each of '
which will be sub-stations, where will
lie kept n full compliment of tools.
1' is his intention to string 100 miles
of teh phone line for mm la summon
ing assistance whenever a fire is dis
covered
This system will do much
to prevent fire In the reservation in
tbe future.
Game Ward’ ll Levil» I» on the Trail
of Home iN-er lax«» Violators
Near <>d«-s»ii
Stat«- Game Warden Alva Lewis is
after deer law violator» In the Odessa
country.
Two d«««! have been killed out of
»eason, of course quite r*«cently, and
Warden Imwls has been Informed that
on one day quite lately no less than
14 shots were heard by the people of
Odessa Two deer were found by the
warden, on« of them lying in the
creek
NOCLALINTH RAINE Ni FFH IE.XT
FUNDH FOR ENt AMPMENT
The s«M-iallst committee appointed
for the purpose of raising the neces
sary fund» to defray tbe cost of bold
ing the KOcialiHt encampment In this
city ha» completed its work, having
m cured enough money to rnpet th«
expense. Any additional money tha*.
may be needed will be supplii by the
local of this city.
W II.I, IMPROVE THE
MOI XTAIX VIEW ADDITION
K. H. Old Begins Work Today Clear
I •
ing ami Cutting Street Lines in
til«’ X’«w Tract
Th« Mountain View Addition,
which has been taken over by the P.
C. Lavey company, is being cleared
up and made ready for str«*et grad
ing.
R. H. Old, the contractor, with a
gang of men began work this morn
ing cutting tbe street lines and doing
the clearing, which will improve the
Every owner of timb«.'r laud in the value of the tract for residence pur
two counties, whether h« be large or poses considerably. This addition
: mall, is urged to Join the associa commands a fine view of tbe valley,
tion. The question that is naturally I-ak« Ewauna and a stretch of sev
asked first is. What will it cost? Mr eral miles of Upper Klamath lake,
Alexander and Mr. Kimball state that which will undoubtedly make it the
It will not covt to exceed one cent an center of many beautiful homes as
acre This is based on the expene, to the city ’-xpands.
Mr. Olds is an experienced man at
the large companies during past
years If every owner Joined the or this kind of work and carried through
qanixatlon it would materially re several similar contracts successfully.
A. R. Strutt, local representative
duce tha cost.
It is so infinite-,
•Imai that even If it cost twice th tt i of the Lavey company, will probably
•tm no one could afford to remain' be the first one to build in the new
out of it, for tbe r*iot«ction he re- i tract.
reives novld be worth ten 'Imes that
NoGee for Publicati<Hi.
amount
tNot Coai Lands)
It Is the aim of those back of th« Department of the Interior. United
crsociation in the states of Idaho
State« Land Office at Lakevlevr,
Oregon. May 10. 1910.
Washington and Oregon to eventual
Notice is hereby given that Eliza
ly organize a tri-state association.
M. Quimby, of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
With such nn organization perfected who. on February 2. 1904. made
It would be of great influence in all homestead application No.3207. serial
matters affecting the owners of tim No. "117», for SWK 8BM. SEQ
ber land, and this one fact alone Justi- SW>< section 9, township 40 S. range
9 E. Willamette Meridian, has filed
fle-.> its creation. Those who are de- notice of Intention to make final five
r rous of becoming identified with i year proof, to establish claim to the
e local organization can do so by ' land above described, before C. R.
writing the secretary and treasurer. DeLap. county clerk, at Klamath
Falls. Oregon, on the 30th day of
J F Kimball, who will promptly for .lune. 1910.
ward copies of the by-laws and appli- !
Claimant names us witnesses, Wal
cation blank. It is the confident be-! ter Folson, A. Kershner, John Koontz
lief of those who were present today j and Shannon Booth, all of Klamath I
Falls. Oregon.
that there will not be an owner In.
ARTHUR W ORTON.
I
the i we counties that will not belong I
5-19-6-30
Register.
ASK YOUR
AFTER THE DEERNL.AVERN
NEIGHBOR
If he takes the Republican.
If he
does not urge him to do it, so as to
lend a hand in the fight for his
- rights
« «
i >
< «
■ i
A Now Fast and
Now Slow Watch
or Clock
Is sometimes only an annoy- ! [
ance.
But
sometimes it'a < ,
worse than that—an actual * >
loss of time and money.
We are forever reminding 1 *
you people that you don't have
to put up with these things.
All the time we keep saying:
Here is the right place to get ,
the right sort of repairing.”
<
Why don’t you leave the
source of your time troubles
here.
If a clock, weil call for it.
Trifling expense, most likely.
WINTERS
WATCH HOSPITAL
BICYCLE S
For aa ap-to-date wbeeL ffet
a Rambler, oa aale at the GUR
STORK.
For aale er rmL
Tente to rent. Gons. We earry
a fuU Une of sportlng good».
THE GUN STORE
3. H. CHAMBKR».
Op|M>aite tbe Amrricaa HaOsd.
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