SUCCISM of Huccc<>dlng reunion« la an
Hilled and tho object of the society,
to create and preserve memories of
the early days of Oregon, and to ae-
PIONEERS HOLD MOST ENJOYA-. cure dati\ from thorn» now living of
Bl.E MEETING
the hiHtory of tho Klamath country,
will be achieved.
first opened, nnd who haggl'd the
limit Hint day, nnd sent them to
prominent porronn lu various parts
of the county, with the roqui'st that
E. I. MURRAY. Editor
they he ruiuallod to their friends nn«t
they to utnll them to others.
Th«» letter which he sent with the
postals
contained In part the fol-
A Moat IH-liglitful E\cuing nn> N| m - ii (
1 lowing:
Is No Heavy It 1« Drngcr
TWO 1)01 LARS I’liR YF.AR IN AIWANCt
Saturday in Redmon's Hall by
BOYS TRY 10 DRY THEIR CLOTHES "Dual* Sir and Friend At 3 o'clock Afla-rdwiiip
oiiM to the R««« uerw—Several
tlx- Society and Visitors
p. tu., August :ii, lit io. J. M I lana*
All communication« submitted for publication In the columns of this
Are Overcome
paper will be Inserted only over the name of the writer No non de plume
iTough. G lleltkentper Jr..Jah»» Houa-
FLAMES IX TILE GRANS MAKE
articles will be published
| ton, II. E. Crane, Judge A. D. Miller
A most delighttul «ventai wa»|
NI.MRODN FLEE
¡aud Mr. Hardenbrook, alt of Klamath
STARKVILLE, Colo. o< t II
spent by the moinbers of th«» Pioneer»
Falls, Oregon, start»'«! from the wharf Ten bodies were found in Starkville
c> untry's good credit after its bad I society and thetr Inviti»«! gueats lu1
THK MONEY POWER
, money into the stock market. And Redmon's hall Saturday night, when l<o*e Cotitrol of llx» L'ire mxl It Ite- , st Klamath I' m Us In the launch "Ant- mine this morning, burled under full-
AND THE
' 1 ■ i”i' I."»«*«* Klamath Lake, return on rocks. The tunnel from a point
j why not? The stock market Is th ■ the busine
meeting of the society
stroys Itielr B»d«liiig «•»»•! Ttiejr
1 Ing to Klaiuuth Falls nt B o'clock a. two mill's from H< mouth la tilled
| hottest part of the fire. But. having, was held and th«» officers for th«» next
lluu* Narro»» Ea«««|*e
The money power Is a big, blind, poured It In there and cheeked the ■
; in . September 2, with the following with debrla and the bodies will prob
I illustrated results:
(Inclosing the ably be brought up before noon. The
footless thing, but it exists, says Lin j Hanies, why deny it? And having de- year were chosen, and when that was
coln Steffens in Everybody's maga nie»l it, why admire It? But above concluded a moat entertaining pro
1 postcard. I 210 mallard ducks. 18 work by tho rescuers In moat danger
A lire In the tale glass at the : honker geese, all of which w«»rv killed
zine. The system, which it denies. , all. why not see that Wall street is gram was presented.
ous because of the afterdamp, which
I
.«trails
near Horseshoe Bend Sunday <>n th«» first day of September Sep-
Everything
met
with
euthusiasni.
i
Is being thrown up. like a reef, by the national market place, amt that
Is gaining headway this morning and
from
the
basket
dinner
at
tho
court-1
afternoon
nearly
cost
the
lives
of
sev-
tiny innocent polypi that have no the head man there is th«» head of
teuiber I at being the first day of the several of the roamers were over-
more notion of wrecking a ship than ■ the financial system of Spokane, an.! house grounds Saturday noon to the! | era) bunton and caused the loss of {open season for duck shooting. Nine- corn» nnd had to bo r»rrl»«t out of
they have of the beauty of the coral. Sacramento. Omaha and the United refreshments which were served Sat ! bedding aud some of th»» equipment I ty per cent of the ducks and geese the mine. J. F Welboru. president
The prophetic populists who foresaw States? -Lincoln Steffens in the Oc- ! tirday night, and th«» succesa of future I i of the sportsmen.
i were young, and wore hatched In <»f the Colorado Fuel nnd Iron com
meetings of the society is assured.
Lionel Robertson aud Tom Elliott Klamath county, along with n good
the money power were right, but tuber Everybody’s.
O. A. Stearns,'the originator of th«» I ! were hunting ducks in the marsh many million others that they did pany, arrived this morning, and a
they had a clearer vision of it from
policy <>f aecmey has been < Htnbllshed
I society, was re-elected preaid«»nt, and 1 Isnd, and got their clothing wet In not kill.
the prairies 'wav back in the early
The Ural two bodies wore brought
Captain
O.
C.
Applegate
waa
re-elect-I
|
an
vffor
t
to
dry
themselves
they
nineties than Wail street has today. LANK (NM'NTY ASSESSOR
to the surface a little after 10 o'clock
"Kindly
m»nd
this
to
your
tx»st
A. Caatcl was j ‘ started a fire In the titles and It got
WILL NOT RE RECALLED ’ «»d vice president.
Only a small part of "the street" Is
. ■»port-loving friend, with a request thia morning, They were horrlbb.
' elected treasurer, and hta salary was away from the boys, and they were
only just beginning to see a small
that he !lk»'Wlse sbnd It to his beat mnnglisl (The deputies were orderer!
part of it. and that's all there is to' Citizen.»» Say the L'ault is Not With I fixed at »50 a year. Paul Brieten- ¡compelled to "hike" to get away from I s|H>rt-lovlng mend, with whatever to keep th«» '-«porters and all but Hu
the Official. But Claim the l-aw
! stein was appointed sergeant-at-arms. the flames.
be seen—with the naked eye—eo far.
comment he deems fit. and pasa it rescuers away from the mouth of the
Is to Blame
The participants In the evening's; They lost some of their bedding, n
The money power is. as the broker
along, each giving date, name and mine. The coroner had arranged for
j exercises were introduced by S»>r- gun case and some of the game they
said, neither intelligent, united nor
addreaa.
an Inquest, and the jury remained at
EUGENE. Oct. 11.—The outcome geant-at-arms Brtetenstein, and the! had killed, and were glad to get out
complete. There are large, mutinous
"Hol«»
result:
That th»» true uiin- the <amp last night, playing cards
interests left out of the "tacit under of the recent citizens' meeting at th», first speaker waa President O. A.' without any more serious loss, It rods tuny know
wbere th»» big fat and waiting tho removal of th"
I courthouse to discuss the matter of j Stearns. He thanked the pioneers was unintentional on their part that
standing.
corpses. Tie company is caring for
ducks and gees«» grow."
None of the Jewish banking hous»- alleged ass- s-nient of property in i for the honor they conferred on him the fire got away from them, nnd
the widows r nd children A canvass
On
the
back
of
the
letter
were
is "in it." Some financial critics in Lane county and to take steps for | by re-electing hitu to the office of thev were the chief losers.
of the roll« shows thst fifty-five man
Roy Walker and R. D. Whitmore apace« for a number of
clude Kuhn. Loeb & Co., as Ryan did. the recall of Assessor B. F. Kenney president, and he then Introduced
are entombed and that sixty -sc on
addruMM
which
arc
to
be
fliind
by
and they show Jacob H. Schiff and if deemed advisable, was the appoint-1 I Cale T. Oliver, who <leltver«»d a spir- i were hunting n few hundr»>d yards
those to whom th«» (»ostenrd nnd letter children are fatherless.
other Jewish names in great d!r«x> ment of a eon’foftte of twenty tax ; ited addrr»«« of welcome to those who below where the fir»; started, and are sent.
torates, but the Jews and the big in payers to meet with the board of i I had made this great state what it is when they saw th«» dam»*« they
Mr Mllson sent one of the lettnra
' burned the wind" to get out of th«»
siders confirm iny conclusion, and ex equalization in the near future and today.
plain it. The Christians tao to speak) try' to adjust the matter. Addresses ■ “After While.” James Whitcomb rath of the flames. Mr. Whltmor-- ami cards to Governor John F Scbaf-
say the omission of the Jews is delib were made by a number of the heavy Riley's famous poem, was the first | said he lost a year's growth, while It roth of Colorado, and rec«»lvcd from
erate and personal; that Morgan has taxpayers, denouncing the assessor’s number of the entertainment of the Is ¡»aid now that when Roy Walk«»r him th«» following letter
Denver. Colo.. Sept 29. 1910.
a race of religious prejudice against methods, but a number present de-; program, and Mrs French sustained j wants to get a deer be needn't take
the Jews. The Jews themselves set fended him, saying he was following . her reputation as a reader in her ren a gun along If he wl'l o««h keep up •Mr M. L. Allison. Klamath Falls.
• he speed that he exhlb'ied In getting
Oregon :
aside this explanation in a very Chris- out the provisions of the law In as-1 dition of the selection.
The ladies' quartet, consisting of! out of the way of th«» flames. They
' My Dear Allison I am In receipt
tion spirit. Ore of the leaders among sessing property at Its actual cash
Miss Louise Ix»e. first soprano; Mbs g»>t out safely.
of your letter and the story. I hove iJvcaliH k II »ml« the List Willi MSn,
them attribnted it to “an unfortu value.
The tulea were verv dry aml forward'd tho same to Governor
State Tax Commissioner Galloway ; ; Eugene B. Henry, second sopran«\
nate experience Mr. Morgan had with
(MMl.iMMi—Effort ik ing Made
a certain Jewish house.’* and the rest rend a dispatch in a Portland paper Miss Louise Sargent, first alto, and! burned rapidly, as *hc wind was Stubbs of Kansas, with request that
L\»r Mow Ilog
he forward It to anoth«-i governor, aa
put it down to "accident." Whatever telling of tbc proposed meeting, and ) 1 Mrs. Hiram F. Murdock, second alto.; strong that afternoon,
requested.
the true explanation is, the "inde he immediately boarded the train for j i sang "Welcome, Pretty Primrose."
and In response to an encore rendere«! , _____ __ ________
"With beat wishes. ! romain, yours Hpecial to (ho Hvmld
pendence'' of the Jewish interest is Eugene to appear a' the meeting
fiundrtant. It is one mort proof of defense of Kenney. The matter
“The .Night Hath a Thousand Eyes.” THERE IS URGENT NEED FOR THE WORN truly.
PORTLAND. Oct
12. Oregon's
Dr. W. Leonard then delivered the i
JOHN W 8CH A FROTH,
the unintelligent innocence of the recall was abandoned and that
ngrtcultural
products
this
»ear will
regulating
the
assessment"
left
humorous
sketch
entltl«»d
"An
Alpha-
'
to
"Governor."
wickedness of the "money monster.":
umouol to no leas than >115.000,009.
betlc Sermon,'• and In responding to ( O1 x u
F|X (
sr|u ( T( K)
No man who intended to put hlm- committee.
Mr Allison sent similar letters to
according to th" estimates of Dr. Jas
the applause be gave the selection!
ielf at the head of a perfect monopoly
prominent nun, and tho Invxhaust-
-Au L .v
.. kk
u ■■
Ross I.IXk RIYER
Withycomb«», dlr«» lor tif the gov«»rn-
Old
Mother
Hubbard.
of money power would lock out the WITNESSES EXHAUSTED;
iblu oportuultles which the Klamath
ment
experiment station al Corvallis
That tall, erect pioneer, Ivan Ap
Jews. They are powerful financially,
country offers to the hunter will soon
LORIMER CASE CLOSES
I Add to thia figure the ananv million«
plegate,
then
told
of
the
struggles
of
.
both here and abroad; and they are
Dani Bridge Below Ket><> lias Bent be widely known.
¡derived from Ila tlmtier manufactures
<ood fighters. Slow to enter Into a I CHICAGO, Oct. 11.—The Lorimer the piuneerB who made the journey
t
< onilemiied—others Nervi
mining nnd commerce, nnd It In not
NEMHk
ITEMS
I
ROM
THE
quarrel, once in they make it a war; senatorial committee has adjourned, across the sandy wastes of the desert
Minor llepnirs
MILLER IIII.L COI \Tilt surprising that Oregon in nucli a
they join hands all around the earth, the supply of witnesses having been and over the rugged peaks of the i
I prosperous stato.
Rocky mountains in the effort to i
and, since they have sense, which exhausted.
Dr. Wlthycombe'a entlmate of the
I
reach
the
land
toward
which
Lewis
’
other, younger peoples seem not yet ' Attorneys for the “prosecution”
The
county
will
put
a
new
floor
in
year
n crops aud their value« follows (
to have developed, of their children's
Attorneys for the prosecution and and Clark bad made the trail. His the bridge across Link River, as the I
Livestock
..................
»25 000.000
children unto the third and fourth defense were allowed thirty days in i reminiscences of those harrowing
heavy traffic to which It has be«n
Dairy products ....
14.000.000
generation, a financial war with the which to prepare printed briefs In. days, humorous when he related the
subjected has made the work neces
1»,750.000
Mrs. J. R. Dixon and Mrs. Routley Wheat. 17,000 000 bu
Jews might mean a divided money i the case, twenty days additional for ' story of his first fight with a little sary.
10.000.000
expect to b-av«» for Portland Ails Hay, BOO.000 tons .
power for generations to come.
rebuttal briefs, nnd seven days morel i Indian boy, and pathetic when be
William Flackus ha." just complef-i week.
Onia. 1 1.000,000 bu
6 000,000
told
ot
the
death
of
an
emigrant'»
I for final replies to the opposing coun-i
cd an inspection of the bridges of '!■> ;
Potatoes. 6.000,000 bu
5,000,000
Duck
and
goose
hunting
seems
a
wife
and
the
drowning
of
bis
friends
sei's briefs.
*
county and made his report to the favorite pastime In our vicinity, and Fruit...............................
WHOSE MONEY' DID
6.000 ooo
in
th«-
raging
rapids
of
the
Columbia,
Before adjournment, Senator Bur-
county court today.
J. P. MORGAN LOAN?
5.000 000
some hunters have been very suc Poultry products .........
. rows, chairman of the committee, de held the audience spellbound. The
With the exception of the floor in cessful
W« m >I, 20.000.000 lbs
4,000.000
tales
were
told
with
the
simple
direct
Some Plain Truth« About the Panic clared that Willson, alleged distrib ness of a man who spoke from per the Link River bridge and the un-!
Hops, 90.000 bales . . .
3.000 000
Mr.
Myers
drove
to
Mr.
Hooper's
uter of the "jack pot" money, who
safe condition of the dam bridge be-j
of 1907 ani the Boasted Wall
Mlacellantmus products. 23.260 OOo
has disappeared, was wanted to give sonal experience and coming from the low Keno, which has been condemn«-1 Wednesday morning
Street "Resene"
Homer
Roberts
mk I wife were in
lips
of
a
man
who
has
from
bis
earli
his side of the affair.
bh dangerous, ail the county bridg» <
Total ............................ »115,000,000
"If Mr. Wilson is this side of the est recollections been on the frontier are in good condition, and will nee! Klamath FalU Saturday.
During the panic of 1907 I crossed
There
Is
a
bad
tnudholc
In
the
Tho Milton-Freewater dlstrl i I*
of
civilization
their
simplicity
was
the contlnent»two or three times, and t ' North Pole and can be found the more fascinating than the most flow but a few minor repaint.
county
road
west
of
Miller
H<ll.
and
turning
off a fruit crop this «ear
A few years ago ft was [tossjble to the county judge and commissioner« that will reach a total value of »300,-
I heard everywhere the uncompre-1 (conimittee will hear him later,' said ery eloquence would have been.
Senator
Burrows.
The
committee
hending complaints of business men
The song "Sweet and Low" by the put off the repairing of the bride«:» have been asked to repair the place, 000. This Is more than that section
tbat they couldn’t get their "own j expressed satisfaction over the cor ladies' quartet was followed by the until it became absolutely necessary but promises are as fsr as they have has over before produced. Not only
money” out of their local banks. Po- j dial reception accorded its members song "Oregon, My Oregon," sung by to do the work, but the past two nr gone. Too bad they have no grain wore crops of all fruit» heavy, but
three years has seen so much heavy or heavy loads to haul over this road th«» quality was high and the price»
litical inefficiency was my subject j in Chicago and its appreciation of the pioneers.
_______ break
____ ______
then, but these periodic
downs the aid given it by government offi-
secured wero excellent.
Captain O. C. Applegate, who won machinery hauled over the road« and
of the financial organization of our cia18, attorn«y« and the newspapers,
MIIH.AMl MIMM.S
An energetic campaign will be car
bis spurs in the troublous times of the use of traction «wiglnes that the
boasted business system have always |
ried on throughout the Nortl west
the Modoc and early Indian wars, destruction of the bridges goes on
Mr. Morgan was taken ill Friday for more hog raisers. Following a
more rapidly than It did before, and
interested me, so I called on local |
then read a poem of his own compos
and was compelled to come home He conference nt Spokane during the
it
Is
now
more
ne<«-ssary
that
the
re
hankers in all the cities where I halt SEASON CLOSED AT
CRATER LAKE RESORT ing, entitled “In Memory of the Pio pairs b«» made with greater frequency. Is no better at the present writing
ed.
They couldn't explain, They
past week It was decided to get the
neers.” It ixjrtrayed the advance of
Mr. Miller and wife moved to Kir
Another thing that engaged the at-
simply passed up the blame, Thev
railroads,
tho agricultural colleges
the
great
W«»st
from,
as
he
phrased
it,
tention of the county court was the ¡»th Falls Satiirda'
said they couldn't get "their” money Opens Again Alwjut the First of July-
nnd the newspapi-rn to work In co-op
Next
Year
—
Tourist
Travel
“
The
day
of
the
trail
and
the
foot
log.
Mrs. Davidson was a L’alls visitor eration to arouso Interest among the
use of the pile driver. It has been
out of the New fork banks.
Increased Greatly
And the flying pony express.
customary to loan It to those who Wednesday.
In New York the bankers denied
farmers, An Information burean on
When the antlered prid«1 of the forest have use for the machine, but In
Ralph Vincent is putting the flnish- tho hog question will bo
the charge. I «"on't understand why
malnta'n«»d
Alfred L. Parkhurst, manager of
Yielded his skin for a dress.
every case heretofore It has been Ing touches on his barn.
they did so it vas true, and it was
by the Portland Union Block-arda
Rev. Anderson preached In Merrill company end a systematic effort
soon shown to be true. At the height the lodge at Crater Lake, came down When the blankets were parted for used bv persons who were not famil
leggins.
iar with Its operation, and the result Sunday. He usually comes to Mid made to turn tho attention of the
of the blind staggers of these blind , from that resort on Monday, the sea
Tied with a buckskin thong.
leaders of the blind, we all saw Mr. son for 1910 having ended Sunday.
has been that In every ease the coun land about once each month.
farm population toward this profil
The Midland Sunday school has able Industry.
Morgan send wortl to the stock ex The lodge will open next year about And over the mantle, the rifle
ty has been obliged to expend from
Hung from an antler’s prong.”
change that the speculators might July 1st, and it is the intention to
»75 to »200 for repairs. Hereafter been discontinued until next spring.
President l.ouls Hill of the Great
Mr. Crance and wife nnd Irene Northern, accompanied by a partv of
borrow money. And we were invited complete the structure early in the
the
pile driver will probably not ba
When the sustenance of the family
to admire Mr. Morgan as the savior season. The lack of material pre depended upon the skill of the hus loaned to anyone unless the county Crance were visitors at Mr. Hooper's prominent business men of Minne
of his country, the whole country. I vented its being finished this year.
band and father with the rifle. It sends a competent man to run It. Sunday.
sota. have toured tho Northwest dur
Mr. Parkhurst says the tourist
don't understand why we should ad-
was full of gems of Imagery, and, charging the borrower with the ex
ing tho past week and Investigated
m're the act. It was proclaimed un travel increased over 300 per cent like the reminiscences of his brother, penses of the operator. Tn that wav
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFER»
business conditions. They wore en
this
year
over
what
It
was
last
sea
officially that the money loaned to the
was permeated with the fire of actual tho conntv will bo protected and the
tertained in Portland by the Commer
stockbrokers was of Morgan's own son. up to the time of the forest fires. experience of the scenes so graphical person having use for tho machine
The 1«.Rowing recent transfers In cial club. At n dinner given them
and John D. Rockefeller’s millions. Since that time tho smoke has been ly pictured.
will get satisfactory service.
realty are furnished by the abstract they expressed tho opinion that no
It wasn't. Their money was going so heavy that tourist travel fell off
firm of Mason A Slough:
The names of all the sons and
section of tho country can show the
into the purchase, at panic prices, of largely. The weather has been finb
I. R. Broughton to Frank Churchill, prosperous conditions found In the
until
yesterday.
stacks to be held for the rise. And
lot 1, block 16. Opportunity addition Pacific Northwest states.
It is the intention of the company X‘bx:
it wasn’t the country bankers’ de
to Klamath Falls; »150.
cured, and temporary organization of
Sumpter will hold a mining con
positors’ money either. Thetr money to build the large new hotel on the Native Sons and Daughters of the
Ellis Zacharias to Fred Bussing, lot gress October 20th and 21st, that will
• as very largely where the country east rim of the crater when the rall- Klamath Basin was formed. Frank PICTURE PORTALS OF HUNTERS 2, block 4, Fairview addition to attract attention from mining men
bankers had put It: In previous loans road is completed.
Klamath Falls; 1225.
L. Applegate was »elected as tem
from al! districts of tho state, as well
AND GAME
on stock exchange collateral.
porary
pres'dent,
while
Mrs.
Eva
ns
manv nearby states. There Is con
Looking few Horses
To be very precise, it wasn’t money
What If the Htrlng Breaks
Stoarns-Bowdoln is to bo temporary
s'derablo revival of mining In tee
at al) tbat Mr. Morgan loaned; it was
If. H. Farvur has gone to Fort secretary. A meeting to perfect tho M. L. Allison Boosting for the Klam
A baby's hammock patented by a Rumpfor district particularly, and on
the combined credit of the Associated Klamath to look for three horses organization will be held In the court
ath Country—One Way to Ort
Tennessee man to be hung over • tMs account there la a great deal of
Clearing House banks put out by which strayed from his ranch near house Saturday night, October 22d.
mother’a bed or In any convenient Interest In the coming gathering.
Visitors Here
Morgan for all of them against the Bonanza recently. He bought the
After the literary part of the en
place, han several safety devices to
clearing-house certificates. But back animals from the vicinity of tho Fort, tertainment was ended delicious re
prevent a sleeping Infant from falling
of this credit was the credit (and the and when he missed them he thought freshments were served In the ban
IxHa of Hirds
Among the many ways that have from It.
money) of the people of the whole that they must have wandered back quet room of the hall, and about 150 been taken to advertise the Klamath
Ramey Chambers and Bert Cb'l-
country. So that all these places to their former feeding grounds. persons helped to dispose of the de country ttat adopted by M. L. Allison
The water that will bo Impounded I ders went after game yesterday after
vrere represented by Mr. Morgan, and From a description of a horse which licious viands which the excellent is about as unique as any that has by tho great Roosevelt dam In Ari-
noon, and came back In a few hours
they were and they are directly af died near the Fort a day or two ago cooks among the pioneer women had been devised. He secured a number zona, nearing completion, would fill
with seventeen ducks and one goose
fected by the policy which his act of hb is afraid it is one of his, hut be is prepared In abundance.
of picture postals of J. M. Hans- a canal 300 feet wide. 19 feet deep, C. A. Hastings, Eugene Mingus and
relief typified—the regular policy of hopeful that he can recover the other
The enthusiasm which was created brough and party who went after and reaching from Detroit to Han Mr. Hardenbrook also went out and
New York in a panic of throwing the two.
at this reunion was so great that the ¡ducks and geese when the season Francisco.
i secured a number of ducks and geese.
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON
MANY JKFfRESTING TALES ME 1010
st :: sx
to raoMNEin persons
TEN BODIES HAYE BEEN FOUND