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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1910)
THIS CITY NEEDS t'HAMIIKR OF COMMKIU’K SEEKS: BETTER HKRVICE ■ Hied In the Baker City dlstrlcl, where he has secured pohsomh I oii of the Hiinrtse mine lie propoaea to develop It mid make It a paying prop erty. The story of Sidney Love Is dra malic, lle dropped SHOO.Oltb In one wheat deal i In which he mixed with Cervimmy W h « ilio First (initial A«t Patton, He was at one time worth of the Present Grumi Itigli several millions, and carried on ex (Meat tonalvu operations In stock«. Aft< > I the Patten deal In' became Involved in other dlfllcultlcM and was forced The Masonic hall Friday night wa-i In the wall with hlit llabllltlee run the scene of Itupreaslve ceremonies ning 13.500,000 above hl« aaaeta. He when Oran iu ) High Priest Frank J. Hlart«>d when ho was 31 with 130.000 Miller of Albany, Ore., constituted given him by hl« mother. He 1« now Delegates Aie Klei t.-.l Io tin- < <>unt> Klamath Chapter No. 35. Royal Arch i 35 years of age. <'ouX cut ion to ll<- Held Iles' Masoua, of the state of Oregon, and But such was Lovo'« record In Ills August I Ml I. gave them full power to initiate can financial dealing« that the Moore« of didates anil confer the degrtw's llpOII Hie Rock Island ayateni paid off bls them. debt« nnd he was enable.l to start At the mooting of Linai Klumatl* Grand High Priest Miller wm again with a clean sheet He was at elected to the offii-o which h • no* tracted to Oregon mine»:, and linn full Fulls of the socialist part) Bunday holds lust month at the mooting of confidence that he will win back an night In Hodmen's hull u p«'tlti«>n tv questing that the socialist ticket b<- the grand lodge In Portland, and the other fortune. placed on the ufficiai bullo! .at th* constitution of Klumnth lodge iFSl «'lection to be held on November Htli night was the first official act nnd NEW II TOMOBII.E LINE was prepared mid the following pci visit he has tn a de slue«' he took Ilin FROM HERE TO III ND nous were elected to circulate ih» pe office. tition for Signatur«'«: Rill ll< KadnIilialMHi Next Week by The officer« of th«1 lodge are: K W. Muller J. F. Day, J. II. Wenandy anti <*. Triplett High Priest Alex Msrtln J« Win. Hears King W. A. Leonard tiillowiug dologuti u tu thy The Another automobile llm- ii'-tu<-<-ii | Scribe A. II. Berry. county convention to !><• held het*- Klamath Falls and Bend will b< os Captain of the Host T \V St«»- lablisheil this week, when J. H. oil Friday, August I lib. » ere <<l- cted 1 hens. c. A Edl.tr. D K. liti nell. Principal Sojourner f . w Rigg« Wenund) and C. T.iplvtt, both auto N .Marschuml, -I. \ Haue. :i mobile men of Bead, will statt Royal Arch Captain F W Jen- W Mull. I K A. Silvie, J. thirty du)«’ trial of their |>lnn If ninga. L Riddle. F. \\ John» -n. It the busliiOM warrnnts th< srrv*«' 1 , 8<'cretary- C. H. Withrow W W Wak. n«i«i which will I m * svml-weokly. will be J, F Day. Treaaurer E R. Reames, J. W. Hawxhura! A. (' mila. mad«' P''rtnnncnt Master •if the Third Veil E I.. Win rtcum Mr Wenandy Is prcald<int of th Su muri Him>s. KKIott. I Day J. P Auto company Master of the Second Veil I’ II. Wenn nd y-Bunten Five Alternate« w«*r«< «-li'cii'«! n.-> which operates a line of cars between Itenry» .Master of the Third V.i? F Itend. via Madras, Redmond ait' are: E M ( hili l’rincvill«'. The new Klamath Fa"- In mes Bulla, Willits. John Hobln» line will connect with the line out of Percival Hholl, Sentinel— A. L. Leavitt. J. W. Terrell After the ceremonies wcr«' ov«»r the Bend to th«* north, Trips will be After th»- buslne«« of the local was mad«' through Crescent, Mr. Trio- Maaona present feasted at a uanquet that had bt-t-n prepared by the lett, who operates several <nr«, wt’l transacted a general dlscuMlon of laidfes’ Ahl societv of the Christi.in be associated with Mr Wenandy In various quest Iona npiiertalnlng to i th'' business. present economic condition - took church • place, mid th«» remarks wen- Hvtenwl The prospects for th«' growth of to dos«»ly by th*su* present the new chapter are exeellent. and it IIEt\ 4 I.ONS IN I IRE AT I’ORTLANIi blds fair to be one of th«» strong«'*« In th«’ stat«'. . quests of th«» men for higher wages I and shorter hours. , Chuirman Georg«' M. Smith of the , tralninen’s grievance commit!«*«' said ’ today: "The men are tired of wait- SPEAKER OF HOUSE SAYS THE OFFICERS OF KLAMATH t HAP I ing. and I would not b«> surprised if PER NO. 33 INSTALLED RULKN ARK ALL RIGHT 1 they strike within forty-eight hours." DATES FOR I RIAL 04' < ASKS SKI’ Calls the Insiirg'-uts “Ignorimi Pu Il licit y Seekers.” muí Hays They First Caw. That of Stale xs. Kouts, Aid th«' DciiWH-mls Will Come Up for Hearing Monday SEEK 10 HAVE United Press Service. Judge Nuland opened the «locket in WINFIELD, Kans., Jul) 16. lu circuit court last .Monday and set un address to the Chuiituiiquu assem Object Is Not to tiuuigv 1‘rc-o‘tu Serv the dates for several cases which are! bly that is in svssioii here. “Uncle Joe " Cannon, speaker of th«1 house of i to come up at this term of court. ice. Rut io et More Accom The case of th«' 8tate against Tim repi eseutativea, defended bimself modations othy Kouts, charge«! with assault with against the charges that had been a deadly weapon, was set for next made against him. He declared that The Chamber of Commerce is cor Monday. This case is one where th«' tariff was safe und sound, and responding with the officials of the Kouts, while drunk, attempted to- that the rules governing the house Southern Pacific in an effort to get shoot th«' driver ami a passenger on of representatives were not th«' the adequate train service connec the Merrill stage. iniquitous meuaures which it is The case of th«' Stat«1 vs. Bobbie claimed they are by those who sought tion with the trains that com«' from the north. The idea is m»t to have Burns was set for July 26th. Burns to change them. Speaking of the in- the time of the present train changed, nearly killed his partner. Otto Gcssl, I surgeuts, and referring particularly but to get better connections at Weed at Saud Hollow, where they were i to Representative Murdock of Kan with the trains from the north, so as chopping wood. , sas, he called them "ignorant pub Thaddetis York will be tried on 1 licity seekers,” mid ial«i that their to obviate the present long stopover of twenty-two hours at that plac«'. as July 38th tor forgery, he having se conduct was paving the way for a cured some ♦«•.POO from Fred Mei- democratic congressional victory. is the case at present. The following letters were written has«' by means of a forged cashier’s "The rules have never been par by the committee appointed by the certificate of deposit. tisan." said Speaker Cannon "Some Frank Blooiningcamp's case, where of the members of congress have al chamber oLcontaserce to the officials in he is chargtal with violating the ways been attacking the* rules, which of the Southern Pacific road: "Mr. J. H. Dyer. Division Superin local option law, was set for July the) do not study, us the easiest way tendent Southern Pacific Com- ’ 29th. He is charged on three counts. to attract uttention to themselves The State vs. H. F. Liberty, als«> on and at the same time cause their d«s pany, Dunsmuir, Calif.: "Dear Sir—Enclosed find copy of the charge of violating tbe local opj ficiency in general legislative work to telegram which Mr. Mills court«n»usly tlon law, was act for the same date, be overlooked. We have just hud an- forwarded to you this afternoon, and July 39th. other season of hysteria over the The charge against Joseph Het rub's which ubounded more with ÍR- which I beg to confirm. "The Klamath Chamber of Com tinger for viotuting the local optiou norance thau with knowledge." merce is earnestly appreciative of tb< law was dismissed, as it has been im- co-operation that your company has possible for the state to get Its wit- I.ITER IHN CONCERT GIVEN been prompt in vouchsafing, and we j nesses. NEXT MONDAN NICHT beg to advise that the additional serv Excellent Eutertninment for tile Mu- ice requested is urgently desired by ’ < RIPPEN INQUEST POST PONED FOR A MONTH -ic Lover* of Klamath Fall'. our people, most of whom have per- ' sistently insisted upon an improved An excellent entertainment fur tne train service. The layover at Weed l 'lisle lovers of Klamath F ill : !i-»xt of the passengers from the north is .Monday night has b«»en prepu>-.--l by unquestionably a commercial hand!- i the Womne’s Library club. Roland M <ap to Klamath Falls, as well as ex-i Pease, a noted baritone singer rf St, oensive and disagreeable to all classes United Press Service. Two Demi, six Missing, Many limiti-. LONDON. July IS. Th«> coroner, Paul. Minn, and the Shakesp'^.n- of travelers. You are entirely famil I less mill *000.000 liitniiiK*' No man Is old « iioiik I i to b- an iar with the inadequacy of hotel ac after he had heard the testimony of quartet, with .Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt Result From Flames other uian'« rtmarimce. comodations at that point that works the police, adjourned the Crippen in and .Mrs. O. B. Gates, accompanist», (><■« <-riiiiH'i>< at la«—< Allo««« M«'U ill quest for a month. Dr. Marshall, the will furnish a delightful musical eve Character la seen In motive*. ut it a hardship on many. PORTLAND, Jul) H Two dead, Mail ScrvUe 73 Ca*nts Daily never stay« there. "A number of complaints have re police surgeon, created a sensation ning. six mlssiug. 14«) homeless, 115 home« The «ee-nie-atiffor saint is a twisted The following is the program: cently been made by persons who al by swearing that a prolonged exami burn«*«! and u loss of 1500.000 1« th» After a fight which has been car 1. "Robin Adair" (Buck). “Thus ried on for many )ears. United States result of a fire here today. The fianics sign on the Zion road. lege that the present train has been nation of the dismembered corps«* Many fall to do any great good be unable to deliver their baggage the found in the Crippen home had not Saith the Lord" (Buck*. 2. "But railway postal clerks have bvien al started In the old exposition build same day they came through, and one furnished a tangible legal identifica Who May z\bide"( Handel,".Messiah") lowed un expense account not to ex- ing, and before they Imd l»<<-.i cause they will not do a little kind ness. instance has been brought to our at tion of the body, and also there was Shakespeare quartet. eeed 75 cents per day. beginning at qnemhed seven blocks wer«> destroy no proof of murder having been com Man) preachers would «■«•fotm if "Even Bravest Heart ” (Gounod, tention in which it is claimed that a the expiration of the first twelve ed. The homes were In the basement commercial man from the north, after mitted. The de«x>mposition of the "Valentine’s Song in Faust"); Wid- hours they are on a run, says the of the exposition building The Mult sentenced to r«*ad th«>lr own »< rtnou» You rannot really love tneu in less a delay of one day at Weed, failed to body has made it impossible to tell mung; "Hark. Hark, the lairk." Oregonian. nomah club building, bleachers mid you are making It imswlbtc to live receive all of his sample trunks, and the cause of death. Lawyers here (Sch u bert), .M r. Pease. In addition to being among the grandstand. four uptown hotels, 3. "Spring” (Henschel). Jlrs. Don most p'Mirly paid of gov« rnnu-nt em- stortsi and rwldi-n«-« were destroy11«!. with them. was under the necessity of losing an say they cannot convl«T Crippen No man «-an long l><- coni« ut to J. Zumwalt. other day here. You will understand he is captured. ployes, th«' boys who handle the mail Th<* cause Is unknown, but It Is be 4. "Boots and Saddles” (Buck). sacks are often called upon to make lleved to have started from :t> ••X- nii-aaiire his imssesslon« by th< pov this is related, not in a spirit of fault “Irish Folk Song” (Foote),"The Gip trips covering as many as two days plosion In a basement near the rrt) of other people. finding. but as a means of advising THEATRICAL COMPANY’S The fimt thing Mini«» folks »III want PROPERTY ATTACHED sy Girl” (Galloway). ”O Heart of and nights. Many of them see their stable*. you of the nature of the individual to do In heaven will be to elect a new .Mine." “A Tragic Tale” (Slater). complaints concerning the present homes only once a week On all the««1 set of officer«. service. Two Former Members of the Trou|w "Bedouin Love Song" (Pinsuti), "A trips the men have heretofore been It Is far easier to praie«' the for Rary o' Dew" (Hadley). "Toreador «■ailed upon to |>a.v all their own ex Serve Piqiers on th«- Empire “The Chamber of Commerce ha3 giveness of enemies than to practice Song" (Bizet). Mr. Pease. Stock (*on>|>any Here been advised that the volume of traffic penses. I the forgiveness of friends. Tickets on sale at the Public Li bandied on the Klamath Falls line is Under the new arrangement, the It. <’. M|»iiik la'ft for Atlanta, Gn. It seems to niak«' sum«* foil won- The property of the Empire stock brary, the Star Drug store an«l Th«' mull clerks will continue to sleep on proportionately very much greater Last Thur*<lay to lasik After lerfiill) comfortable to tell ti Ix»nl Wells. At The Wells, first door east company, a theatrical troupe which than on branch lines of the Southern Estai«* a heap of mail sacks in the mail cars, ( Pacific, and upon this ground we feel has been showing at Houston’s opera of the opera house, reserved seats but will be allowed to purchase three i just what they think < f » n<- nnoth«-r that the community served is entitled house in this city for the past week, | will be checked without charge, in 25-cent meals each day at the ex It C. Spink camo down from the i to a more frequent and better train and incidentally presenting an excel order of application upon purcbas- pense of the United Blates. Th«’ or Klamath Agency Wednesday and left ti Its. IIA RIME RILL service. lent array of talent, was attached on ' ing or showing ticket der was received yesterday at the next morning for Atlanta. Gu„ where IIK (ill AN I I'll IH\OR< “We beg to urge that this matter complaint of two former members of he will take charge- of an estate left office of Postmaster Merrick, ami will be given as prompt consideration as the company, who left the troupe at be placed In effect at once. The mail In his care by the death of his moth possible, and hope that within a few Lakeview. PITTSBURG. July 14. An aba clerks believe they will be nbl«» to se er. The many friends of the Spink •lays ft may be possible to give assur According to the statement of the cure an Increased allowance ns th«- boys here will be sorry to hear of lute divorce will be granted Mt ance of some favorable conclusion of manager of the company the two act Wells Fargo Rate* in Oregon lx»,v- years go by, and regur«! the present th«- loss they have sustained. nnd ex .Mary Hartje from Augustus Hartl« , her multi-millionaire husband Mi» tend them their slnocre sympathy. officials as to establishing the better ors had refused to perform some ••r«*l by State Bouni—A p|dies allowance as a means to that end Mr. Spink took his daughter with llartj«* asked Judge Eraser to grant service desired. Yours very truly, work assigned, anti left without the to All Points him. and he may not return to Klam an absolute divorce. Mr. Ilartjo dl«t ”R. H. DUNBAR. Sec’y.” two weeks’ notice which they were ath county for a year or more. The not object and Ihe court t«x>k th« required by their contract to do. SALEM, July 16.—A sweeping re TOWNHITEN LAID OUT ON OREGON THINK LINE «•state amounts to o-er |n00.000, und «use under advisement “J. H. Dyer. Superintendent, Duns Th«1 deer— The goods attached were later re ductiou of ali Wells Fargo express muir. Calif. July 8, 1910. will tak«- som«> tfme «•» »*ffYe tip. will probably be signed Inter. leased, and the players left Tuesday rates now in force *n this state was "The Klamath Chamber of Com morning for Weed, where they were ordered by the railroad commission Corral S|>riiig>< and Wakefield Ha Hccn l‘la Itesi and Will H<- PlaciMl merce requests on behalf of the cit billed to appear. today, which will take effect twenty on lb«' Market izens and business men of Klamath days after the order is served on the Falls that the Dunsmuir train be run express company. The order reduces f Two new townsites. Corral Springs through to Klamath Falls, thereby- about 30,000 rates in the state. The and Wukefield, on the line of the Ore giving a through first-ciass train, and , average reduction made Is about 20 i gon Trunk in Klamath county nre obviating the long delay at Weed for per cent. now being platted, and lots will be passengers from the north. Does not I’asM-ngers Ihsonx- Pani«' Stricken The rate per hundred pounds fror.i! placed on sale within the next six When oRut ’ s Boilers Kxptodr. the business of the Klamath Falls Albany to Portland has been rc- weeks. Craft Sinks line justify a second train with Pull duuced from 60 to 50 cents; from i The n«.*w townnites are owned by man accommodations for travelers? ODESSA, Russia, July 14.—Official Woodburn and Salem to Portland i the Central Oregon Improvement ”W. A. DELZELL, Pres. reports show that 106 persons per from 60 to 40 cents; from Eugene to I company, which also owns th«1 town “R. H. DUNBAR, Sec’y." ished Saturday night when the ships Portland from |l to 80 cents; from of Crescent, In which a number of Select your Clothes from the Largest Superintendent Dyer of the South Lovki and Wampoa collided at the Roseborg to Portland from II.50 to Klamath Falls people have lots. 11.20; fjom Medford to Portland the! mouth of the Dnieper river. Corral Springs Is about eighteen ern Pacific has stated that he will Both boats were loaded with pas reduction is from 12.00 to 11.50. miles south of Crescent, and Wake Stock in Klamath County probably be here the first of this week sengers, who became panic stricken Reductions to and from all points ■ field. which is named after th«1 com and talk the matter over with the when the Lovki's boilers exploded, where the Wells Fargo operates,! pany's general agent, L. F. Wake persons interested. !n the Men a Clothing line you Boy«' Short Pants Suits one- which is wherever the Southern Pa field, is twenty-eight miles south. A petition is being circulated and the ship sinking soon afterwards. can select from 400 new Bum half price. Just think of t? cific company ’ s lines touch, are made Wakefield lies on the Hue of the extensively signed, asking that the mer Suits from >4.95 to $40. One-halt price for Boys’ Clout in conformity with those quoted. Oregon Trunk, and about 300 yards time of the trains be not changed. GRA.ND TRI NK SWITCHMEN Bia line of Nwkwear from 25« ing—less than wnolesalc cash' east of th«1 Southern Pacific line. It THREATEN’ TO STRIKE The signers are not opposed to the to 75c. Our Shoe lice In com Why do we do It? Because we will be, in a sense, a rival of the new HURT in FALL FROM action of the Chamber of Commerce plete- beautiful line of Men'« have too many and must clean ROOF OF BUILDING town of Crater, recently platted by n in any way, but they do not want a PORT HURON. July 18.—A com Oxford* from |3.5O to 16.50 them up quickly In same wn» Mr. Kittenger of Seattle. change in the train service to such an mittee representing the switchmen Charles Humphrey was severely j Crater is about three-quarters of a extent that it will necessitate the and trainmen of the Grand Trunk meeting of trains here at a late hour. railroad presented an ultimatum to bruised by a fall from the roof of a | mil«' west of th«' Southern Pacific ! Big line of Women’s Gloves, Neckwear, Belts, President Hay«>s this afternoon, In building at Crescent recently, He Trunk line and a quarter of a mil«' Lingerie Dresses, Shirtwaists, Separate Skirts, which they threatened to strike un was at work shingling the structure west of the Southern Pacific. It was EXPECT STRIKE ON less the demands made for a modified when the support which he was brac formerly the ranch of L. Pool, who Linen Sults, Etc. Do your trading here and make PENNSYLVANIA HOAD ing against gave way, and hc was conducted a stopping place thorp for standard scale were granted. our store your headquarters. We have everything pr«?clpftated twenty-six feet to the a number of years. United Press Service. ground. He was severely bruised i you need at prices no higher than you are asked GO TO < HATER LAKE PHILADELPHIA. July 1«.—The about the back and n«?ek, but was not TRYING TO REGAIN to pay In large cities Pennsylvania officials are preparing SHATTERED FORTINE seriously injured. for a strike and a final break is ex J. il. Chambers. Miss Emma Leep Mr. Humphrey is well known in pected at any moment. The directors and Raymonti and Emma Myers of this city, having lived here for a PORTLAND. July 14.—Seeking to of the road are supporting the execu Placerville, Calif., Went to Crater lak«| number of y«*ars, and he has a broth- recoup his shattered fortune, Sidney Cor. 3rd Cor. 3rd tive officials in their contention that Sunday. They drove a team, and will1 er, George Humphrey, who Is In busi- C. Ixrve, a former millionaire stock S Main & Main the demands of the men are unreas be gone a week or ten days, longer , neas here at present. His many holder and member of the New York O. M. HECTOR onable and will not recede from their if they enjoy the trip as much as they ' friends will be pleased to learn of stock exchange, has tried his hand at declaration not to accede to the re- expect to. his recovery. I Oregon mines. Mr. Love Is now lo- ASKS S. P FOR ANOTHER TRAIN I We are headquarters for up-to-date clothing Boston Store