tlmu'd to compete with one another ably; 'hut unfortunately we hud to put tb<* luiHeineiK above ground. b<>- ltist«»N| <>m The local Socialist club is making sure center of an area larger than I today above Pacific terrace, in th«» Grants Pass, Dallas and other points more than elsewhere In the world, of the minff in thl» coiiuty In Unding in the Railroad addition, and actual tlrem as empire builders, and as men 1 of th«» finest houses yet built In vigorously and Incessantly asserted lit* expects to be gon«» two w»'«»ks. Klamath Falls. one <>f the persone gullty of the burn construction work will begin June whose destiny it was to mak,» homes Hut pretty generally, when It comes Mr. Gates cam«» here in 1895, w h«n Th«» area to be covered Is 40x40 Ing of the Dave Hhook burn hu <| 15. Five hundred small tents, to be for a prosperous peoplf. to cashing I ii oti this faith by way of feet, and it has a living room 14x30 this city had only 500 p»»opl<» )|«> had liollle ll<< leluses Io toll Imw he HU» fitted with cot beds and other simple Found Op|H>«ition. making adequate Improvement» witli f« «'t and a glasa-incloeed porch 12-40« previously built wat«»r plants at Hepp­ eeediMl lll tuilllllg Ille trlck or to conveniences, w ill be put up on "It has always been the rule when u view to the future, the cloth la of ner and Prineville. Oregon, and Cas- muko publlc any of the evldenco t»i «treets running back from Main men have gon«» into a new country, feet, so some Idea of Its comfort can I th» Rock, Wash., and Is even now another cut. If you any the popula­ bl» pokmohm I oii . aaldv fron» the simple street on each side of the big tent, a as AVendling and Johnson hav«> done, be gained. tion is bound to Increase twenty per »tnlemeiit timt one of the persona un- One of the unique features ot the opening a new plant on the John Day round-top. 80x160 feet, while stuc­ and where they hav«» become active in l iver, near Monument, besides his op­ cent I ii one decade nnd flfty per cent d«r nrreat Illi» confeaaed 1 lac«» Is to be a hot water heatiug sys ­ co arches, illuminated with electric the upbuilding of th«» resources, that erations with John Hays Hammond In two decades, everybody agree» V preliminar)- henrlng mm b« h« bl lights, will be nt the entrance. At there were men who oppoeed them tem served by placing the colls of in th»» Pitt River p»»w»»r scheni«», so h»» But If you want to make physical Ibis uftvrnoon wlieii II la posnlble thut either end will be large dining tents, because, unfortunately, th- re are pea pipe in th«» "hot ground" section its not out of light and power opera­ preparations. Involving bond laanea. minie <>f the tratImony wlll be pro adjoining canvass kitchens. * For pie in this world who would oppos«» nearby. No tire will b«» needed, there­ for an Increase of even five per cent, tions elsewhere, by any means. diieeil Wilelber all of It wlll be mild»' those who prefer to do their own anything that means progress or i:-a fore, either winter or summer, for doubts arise. Though the city con- 'This deal will b»» n splendid tiling heating the house. publli ui the hvarlng cannot b«< n* ooking light, water and fuel will be piovement. Jah“.:« n anil V. eudl. ig i atnntly anticipates having ten per eeiialned James Cunningham is the contract­ for this town,” said Mr. Gates to a H I» iiosslbl« timt the provided. 1 eve of corri» i.:« t a few of this Herald reporter last night, "It will cent more people, Its Improvements lii'iiriiig may ho iMmtponed untll to- The first meeting each day will be i ;'ss at Klamath oils, but this oppo­ or. while E. C Greely is putting In give th«» Moores a field for their sur- usually lag about ten per cent behind morrow The actlona of the oflli. i» at 10 a. m.. given over largely to in­ sition simply ««Ids interest to tb' the plumbing. i plus power und give the city all the the number It already ha*. I» ad* lo ih<* belief llial ihey are on struction of classes in socialism by Fiend work in hand, because men of 1 "By way of contrast. Berlin for light and power It nveils Our plant Ih« liull of more ImporUint evidente, experts, together with many enter­ the Johnson-AVendling type find no REVIVAL VT BAPTIST < III IH H aomo years ha* been spending money was handicapped at times, but sine»» I und do not deslre to do nnythlng at taining features. A lecture will be pleasure in doln; «he easv things of Large and appreciative audiences tiled on th»» last of th«» Link liver wa­ to formulate comprehensive pinna for ilii» time thnt iiilglii Interferí' wlth delivered in the big tent at 2:SO each ti is life, and yer they are not the taking enre of the population of 1950 day, but the chief lecture of the day c iliber of men wt.i go out »vith chins greeted the Rev J. S. Ledford at the ter rights, which go to th«» new own­ nt nn assumed rate of Increase But i helr plan* ers ot the company, they will hav«> all Baptist church Sunday morning and llnv satlafuctor« r«»sult of the work will be at 8 o’clock in the evening. on their shoulders. evening. The speaker took his text the power they want for many years Berlin also assumes that money In- of the sherlff. howevar, I* the fart Between times there will be mov­ wlll "The other day. in conversation1 from Eph. 5:18: "Be not drunk to come. They ar«» going to make ex­ trusted to the cltv government that the imstcry hna l>c»in c loared up ing pictures of industrial conditions with me. Mr. Johnson said: AA’hen i ; with wine wherein is exceos, but b«' tensions right away. and I believe l>e honestly and < conomlenlly •’«- und thnt the gullty partios will flnnllv and other free entertainment of some the people of that great territory! they will do all they cun to keep pace ponded The comparatively amnll tu- brought to Juntlce Tilla wlll r» sort, together with attractions con­ learn of an honest ambition to build filled with the spirit.” He gave It as warrant for such nn assumption In with the growth of the city." i lhe birthright and privilege to enjoy ' »ult in a quleting of th«» dlsturbed ducted by outsiders, to which an ad- a great city at Klamath Falls; when ' this country la n prime muse of th" C S. and R. S. Moore bought not | this blessing. < <>ndllIon» thnt hm»' prevulh-d in th» mission fee will be charged. they s«>e In due tlnre the extent of our I Th«» speaker showed what was! only Mr Gates' 50 per cent of the general civic nnprop«redness ” l'pper country «ver sine«» the conti» E. AV. Muller, a member of the work, the few. and they are very few. Whether thia npplles to Klninntb «»immittee, informed the Herald to- v bo do not want the old order of meant by the fulluess of the spirit, stock, but they purchased the quarter Falls the enterprising residents of grat Ions interest held by Alex Martin Sr. who »lay that it was hoped to develop the things changed will put their shoul­ that it was not regeneration, not jus­ thia enterprising city must nnawvr » ucampnient into an annual affair '. on ders to the wheel with us. The peo- I tification, not sanctification; but en­ bought out O. T. Baldwin's interest for themselves Ono thing mni he some time ago. They have also the Chatauqua plan, which will be pie oof the Klamath and Butte A’al- tire consecration and submission to bought th»» Klamath Power company's suggested’ When the professional GOVERNOR BENSON IS RECOVERING visited by thousands of socialists and iey country are a great people, and God's will and word. boomer gets too strident It might he He asked those who desired a great property, which Is a siibsldary com­ labor unionists from all over the Pa­ some of Oregon's and California's ' pertinent to ask him if he is willing pany. revival here to come und take bis. cific Coast yearly. best known and grandest old pio­ hand, and many manifested a desire Th»> city has the power to purchase to show the courage of his convic­ neers believe there is no greater ’ to be filled with the spirit, admitting both th«» light ami power plants every tions and "come through" with his work than to help develop th.' coun­ that their lives were lacking in some­ five years on the basis of an 8 per share of the evnenae to maintain fm- PRAISES JOHNSON »ND WENDLING try.’ l.rovemcnts commensurate with th»' I thing. and they wanted to be fill«»d cent capitalization of their net In- Hill It»’ < aiiilKlai» I«» •'imt.il Hint. future of his home town "AA’hen Mr. Johnson said this h«-; with the fullness of God's love, and comes for th»» previous year. «■If a* Swsrctary of Stat«», »•• sounded the keynote of the future ' NOTABLE PIRLH'ATION IN S. F. v er«» willing to meet th«» conditions policy of the Klamath Development lie lia» lim»»im» » «I < 'HIKE CLERK COREY SAYS PRO ­ V «oiiii-m. i « h «. ii EXAMINER'S Ol TING Nt MBER and pay the price to receive such company." HIBITION PETITIONS IRE blessing. The article adds that William P. IRREGULAR The passengers on the iu<-<>mhig In the evening the Evangelist dis- Narrow-Minded instruction of Their Johnson, only brother of President I uin suit ii I'lindidat«' fur ih>> re­ liaiti Sunday evening were treated to coursed on "Take fs Away the Plan« Only Increase Their Johnson, has taken charge of the Stone," John 1 1 :h. But Supt. K ikh I c II Dvclarvs I’elHion» li flee exhibition of the conduct of a publican nomination for governor of Enthusiasm local office and P. C. Lavey,"an Irish- Ire in Hi« Safe—Thought Hom»- would-be bad man. A party boarded thia »tut»', anil I wlll not I m - " Thus The speaker spoke of th« many man who has caught the Klamath things that were in the way of the1 the trulu al Dorris, after he had Ini- »• Judge Helium lay to r»«t tin ■»to» Rule IVlition* Are Meant i Falls fever from the Johnsons." is to church today, and why we do not bibed somewhat too freely Ot that •j! hl» »andlcaily which received such One of the most valuable adver­ be sales manager. n boost In Halurdiiy'» Oregonian The have such great revivals as we would PORTLAND. June 6 Quite a I mixture known In Dorris us the oil tisements for Klamath Falls that has Portland pap* r stat»'d that owing t< of gladness" or "Oh b«» joyful." uud wish for. Some of the stones he men­ scare developed among the prohibi­ yet been published is a double page tioned were the heavy stone of unbe­ tionists who have be«'n circulating |- tailing liculth of < lovcrmu -B«'» r< r - bird's eye view of the Klamath Basin I.MPROVEMENTS ON EAST imy of Stat«* Frank AV. licit»» u ).» ¿nd description of the work of Pres­ * MAIN AND KLAMATH lief. the stone of enemity, opposition initiative iielitlon» for a State-wide brakeman, who, not respecting the had decided Io withdraw from poll­ «.»•nth-man's actions nor the brand of and lethargy. These thoughts were prohibitory law today Chief Clerk ident Johnson and A'ice President treated in an able manner. The Corey of the Secretary of Stare's of­ good» with which he was loaded, pro- tier entirely, and was pushing Iii» Wendling of the Klamath Develop­ Contractors Ciendenning and ' I rot her. J idgc BenMin. to th»» front ment company in the Outing Number Buessing are making good progress speaker preaches the old-fashioned fice says that seven petitions of too leeded to put lh<* man and his load loi the no*u¡nation f» i governor Co-, of the San Francisco Examiner, which on the filling and grading on Klam- j Gospel in power, and it is a treat to I names, from Multnomah. .Marion and off the train ut Wurdeu. Being an­ iI'liilng Judge H.-nao i aiil<| her. ;• him. Umatilla counties, have nut been gered by th»* seemingly uuklud ac­ was received here last night. ath avenue between Seventh and . Th»- < ti»i»'i)i»'iit lhai my ln»iit>» properly verified, lie says th»' veri­ tion of the brakeman, the drunk The story of the work ot these two Ninth streets, The depression is be- health Is ..ch that he wlll bave lo pul ’ ed a revolver, but did not hai»' fiers must copy <-ach name signed men in upbuilding this section, which ing filled in with earth fro mthe por­ FORT KLAMATH NEWS the courage to use it. No harm was drop out of politics In wlthout foun into their verification affidavit. is known to old residents here, but tion cut down and the Job. when com­ »lone » xcept to frighten some of t h<» datlon. He Is now under treatment Supt. Knodell of th« Antl-Baloon will be of interest to new readers of pleted. will make a big improvement FORT KLAMATH, June 6—The for un affection of thè skln on hi» passengers. the Herald and Republican is attract­ in the street. Klamath Tel. A Tel. company com­ League says the petitions are not face, hut It Is yielding readily to tlje At a time wh«*n so i.mi.y men ar ? are those o fthe league, for these ively told by AV. D. Potter. All is activity at the corner of pleted the telephone line to Eagle skill of his physicians, nnd I <»spect “In the year 1905," says Potter, Ninth and Main streets now. The Ridge tavern last week, and this fa­ locked safely away In his safe, He being shlpp«.»d Into ini community thnt very shortly h«' will be a» good •1 1» surprising that more tough S. O. Johnson, general manager of two new frame buildings going in on mous summer resort can now be says hi? doesn't Intend to file any pe- characters have not shown up. As It as ever, lie 1» a candidate to au«* the McCloud River Lumber company, Í the Ross lot will soon be under way leached by telephone. This is on»? of titions not In strictly legal form ceed himself as secretary of stat* It it thought possible that the pe­ Is, this Is one of the first bad men to found himself in active competition and the four new stores built beyond the most delightful lodging places and will so remain. I hull no Ideu mak»' his appearance. Nevertheless a titions Corey refers to are those of with the AVeed Lumber company, of them, on the south side of the street, on the Upper lake, and the Griffiths how this story got starred, lint nev- «■«.nstant watch should be kept, for which Geo. X. Wendling was presi­ will soon be ready for occupancy. are sparing no expense to make It a the Homo Rule League, which Is clr- ertheleaa, there Is nothing to It " it is quit»* likely thnt many a tough dent. Lumber had brought them first-class summer resort, and are pre­ | culating an initiative petition for a That Judg»' Henson would be lb* character will head for this place law to permit cities and towns to set­ both into the Klamath Falls country, IMPROVEMENTS IN pared to take care of large crowds. logical i iindldat»' for governor Is gen and they were active in promoting There were two weddings at Fort tle the liquor question Independent RAILROAD ADDITION ernlh i'(H-<>gnlx>'d throughout the I of the counties. the interests of their respective com­ Klamath last week. Those* united A pleasant outing to Bird Island state. If conditions were such that Mrs. N. Otterbein, editor of the panies. Neither of them in these Th«.» baseball grand stand on the were Miss Etta Smart and Ross Sut­ was enjoyed Sunday by Mr. and Mrir. he could enter th»' field' as n indl •lays of lumber-making thought that Railroad addition grounds is no ton and Jes Vose and Miss Mildred Merrill Record, who has lieen gath­ Dow and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. El­ »fate there Is no question as to his a future time would see them work­ more. Dodge, Mr . C. C. Jackson, justice of ering signatures for th»' Hom« Rulo liott and little daughter, Mr. and Mrs. receiving the nomination mid >l»< ing together in the development of a It was removed on Saturday to the peace officiating Immediate rel­ League’s petition, got word Saturday McCauley, Mr. Burbank and others. tlotl. tin event that would give a great aiternoon from Portland to stop «•t- great agricultural empire with Klam­ make way for Broad street, which la atives were present in both cases. They stopped nt Teter's landing for deul of »atl»fni'tlon to hl» friends, a> ath Falls as its capital. being cut through the new wholesale The road to Crater lake is now • ting signors, as they already had RUf- lunch, and an enjoyable trip Is report­ well ns bring honor and prestige to and “Mr. Johnson, from the time he district from AA'all street to Sixth open, and may be reached via Fort ficient names. Mrs. Otterbein ed by the party. Klamath Fulls. • ame to California with his father, street at the county road. Klamath A party of two went in J. Scott Taylor secured nearly 250 the late Samuel S. Johnson, has put Contractor Mason is also excavat- last week and had no trouble in names In this county. in nearly all of his time in Northern I ing the foundations for the new Fed­ driving their team as far as Arants' California and Oregon. Today he eral National bank building adjoin­ camp,* where it was left, and they MASTEN—LINCOLN knows every wagon road and trail in ing the concrete block building which then proceeded on foot, and had no Miss Flora Estella Masten il lid the vast territory of which Klamath the Hydraulic Brick and Stone Com­ trouble in making the trip over the Falls is the center and distributing pany is putting up for retail stores snow, which is about five feet deep Grant Lincoln were marriisl at the point. on the average. In a very few days, home of the bride's parents, Mr. and I on Main street at this point. “As head of the Weed Lumber A definite announcement regarding owing to the hot weather, teams will Mrs. F. E. Masten. at 3 o'clock Sun­ company Mr. Wendling was very act-; the building of the home for the new be able to go to the rim, and this day afternoon, Rev. Mr. Fees of­ ive in building railroads into the best bank is expected shortly. will establish travel earlier than for ficiating. John Siemens was best man and Miss Olive Masten brides­ lumber territory. Roads were need­ years before. maid. The ring ceremony was fol­ ed to get lumber out of the forests NOTICE TO VETERANS lowed, and was witnessed by the rel­ and into the market, and to the task OF THE CIVIL AVAR At 10.30 Sunday night, after Wai- atives and close friends of th»' con­ of creating adequate transportation braith, the driver of the Lakeview tracting parties. Mr. Wendling applied himself with All Civil War veterans who desire stage, had left Dairy, one of his The bride has been a resilient of i haracteristic vigor. While he was ■ to assist in the organization of a horses took fright and became un­ this city for about two years, coming doing this the attention of E. H. Har­ Grand Army Post in Klamath Falls manageable, dragging the vehicle and here from Riverside, Ca)., where she riman had been attracted to this won­ are requested to meet at the court­ the other horse with him, running spent most of her life. She is pos­ derful country. house yard on Saturday. June 11th, into a ditch and upset the stage, sessed of a charming personality and "The Weed Lumber company was i at 4 o'clock p. m . when a temporary There were nine passengers In the amiable disposition, which won for building a road from AVeed, Cal., to organization will be effected. »•chicle, only one of whom—a lady— her a host of friends. Mr. Lincoln, Klamath Falls, Ore. Wendling aB VETERANS COMMITTEE. was thrown out, and severely in- editor of the Chronicle, is a news­ president of the AA'eed Lumber com- ' jured. The team was stopped short-I paper man well known throughout panv, saw that the road would be A large excursion from Fort Klam­ lv afterward and the lady was carried i the coast cities, where he has been more valuable to the country as a ath and the Agency attended the ball back to the hotel, where she was at-; connected with a number of publica­ part ot the great Southern Pacific game betwd by co-operation, is thought that Oliver's team will Mr. .McKay, the government tim­ ness structure In a flourishing city and in June, 1909. we find them as­ journey to Fort Klamath next Bunday ber cruiser from near Odessa, came of the Southwest was showing his sociated together. to test the skill of the Fort Klamath down in his launch and will spend n property to an Eastern visitor. ‘It’s a 0. M. HECTOR "If Wendling and Johnson hid con- team on their own diamond. first-rate building,' he said justifl- few days in the Falls on business TENT CITY BEING PREPARED A NEW IDEA FOR HEATING NR. GATES IS A SUSY NAN The most complete line of Men’s Women’s and Children’s Shoes in Klamath County. We carry a big stock of Buster Brown chil­ dren’s shoes for boys and girls BOSTON STORE