Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914, December 15, 1910, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text**•**♦•*•«•*»« KLAMATH REPUBLICAN ♦ OFFICIAL PAPER OF ♦ ♦ KLAMATH < <>t Nl V » ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ VOL. XV KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, DECEMBER 15, j9JO ♦ LEADING I’AI’KK OF ♦ ♦ MOUTHERN OREGON ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ NO 37 ■■ THE BEST FLAX IT THE A IfST IS 10 BE MADf NEH SPRING «ho* Hioxlred At re» li«- to Ih- i’lanU-d mid I In il«l lug« For It» Matiu- facture Put l'|> I lint Oiogon can ruls* the I m - h I flux fiber In th«« world I h th«' opinion of Mr» W I’. L«>i«l, of Suh’iii. nays the Oregonian. Mbs han made an <>x- huiistive Mud> of ih«; subject, which «■onvlnc«*» her that if the flux Indus- try la encouraged systematically It will do mor«- to produce «<*tt|rnient of the unocciipl«*«! lands of th«* ««ant- • rn and southern |M«rtl<>u» than any thing else. "Last Spring.' said Mrs Lord, "an «-nglneor employed on tlx* Govern ment canal at Klamath Falla, report- •■<! to the Agricultural Department at Washington that he had found wild flax and hemp growing where h<- wa» cuavatIng. and requ«*ated the depart ment to furnish aeed for mi experi ment The enttlneer wan referrtul t«> Mr Bosse, who furnish«-«! th«- seed with full cultural dlrsctlona, and anted for rep«»rta and Huliipl«u« an th« crop cam«’ on. The aubj««ct apis-ill«’«! to the Klamath Falla Improvement company, ami It Invited Mr. Ito« ho to • h - U m Km-Ht to aurpervlae the harvest ing The result whh »ntiafnetory In both flax and hemp The company haa financed I no acres of hemp for th«- «-omlng Spring, with the necitmary building» for machinery to convert flat and hemp into fiber 4 r»-«t Í r 1« Netiofactory FOG PLAYS HAVOC PREPARING EOR WITH THE WIRES A GREAT STRIKE RECEPTION NEXT FRIDAY NI6HT LIMBS ALSO TOR« EROM EHE IBEES RESERVE FORCES BEING ASSEMBLEO THE PUBLIC IS CORUIALLY INVITED dredge a «-hannei from Floris lake to th«- Pacific Ocean. The town of i^ake- port, Curry county, is situated on I Floris lake and Is being boomed by a company that has H«scur«-d the land in that vicinity. The channel to be dredged la 750 feet long and abont 30 f«*et wide Mr. B« nt!ey left Tue«c iday for Stockton, where be will i IÎEEZES, AND THE WEIGHT I RAILROADS IRE I'RiM I RING t aecnre th«.- dredger with which he will WEHT HIliE St IIOOL TO HE OPEN (•«.lie to t l«'«M«'nl Mrs Joseph Itlngo und children i.-rt Ulti IKS THEM DOWN ’ do the work. • ENGINEERS JOB INSPECTION i for her home In ('r«’H<'«'tii Monday ’ morning by way of Portland and Suit l«> Quiet Till«- Hh mi k Io There I h ho much anowon In th«; circuit court Tuesday a j th«* road between For Klamath ami dtterse was granted in favor of the Crescent Hint II I h Impossible to get plaintiff in three suits to quiet title. I lu re from II i I h aide, and the only < The suits wer«’ by Abner Weed Excellent Program Ha« Be«-n PrrjNir- ohi Weather D< m -« Not Permit 1er to NortliwcKt Lines Claim T1i«*y Have way Is to go to Portland and rfotn against H. T. Coffin. J. E. Iuincaster Thaw. unti More Trouble Will l|« n to (>|M-rate Mail and e«l and Prominent Citizens there by rail to Hhnnlko and then and Matth- E. Waterbury, and Alonza I ’ rolMthly Occur l*u»M-iig<-r Trulli» W ill Speak take the stage The »tage road br- Allen, and relate to lands a short dla- low Shaniko I h kept open during th«- tance north of the city which the sen winter. Mrs. Itlngo will visit in ator had purchased at sheriff's sale k Tin- lu avy fog and the cold weather PORTLAND, Dec 14 The Canad The new West Side school will have Portland hit •« few days before going Judge Drak" n-presenled Senato- ian Pacific, th«- Milwaukee, th»- Union "bouse warming" Friday night of th«- puHt few days have played on to her Imine W«-e«l. w hen a reception for the citizens of I l .-ivo«' with th«* wires In this city, and Pacific am! tlx- Great Northern rail th«* city will be held in the building, i If th«- «-old weather and th«- fog k«*«*pK iiondH ar«- r< ported to be aKHerubl'ng which is to be thrown open for ,’n up much longer the Mrvice will b« r« ;»erv-‘ for««-» In anticipation of the |«tigin« «-r«' strike. It 1« rumored the «ruction. demoralized. Th«* fog fte«i«-H ho tightly to th«- io id» I.- v<- sttfi, lent engineers io op- The building will be illuminated j wires that the wind cannot Khuke it «• ate •*>- mall an«! passenger trains •<«.d a literary and musical prugrun« JI III RETI R.NN A VERDICT OF I off, and the «-oatlng «if Ice I h Home- and tha* then- will be no delays. ?t CONGRE ns disposing OF VAST ha * l»een pre|.ar°d that will be well icqaittal llmes hh thick as a man's wrist. Es- I-« «-lalniod the ’«-erves are being as- SIM worth hearing. .Mrs. Don. J. Zumwalt p<-<'lully on lop of the hill I k the trou M-mble«i at Portland. Umatilla and will »Ing and tM-»!des other number« ble most severe, and there is consid lltintlnston. Oregon: Spokane. Seattle < n the program C. S. Moore. Judg<- Trial I Hu« Most NcnotMlotial < »n* erable troubh- there with the light and Tacoma. Wanhington. at Poca lx< rag«'«l Mtl.iKHt.lMM» an Hour l'or G«-oig«* T. Baldwin. O. A. Stearns and II Itile Dying th«- Victim Ac- wervlc«- tello, Idaho, and other Northwest the Time II lui» Been I» I others will speak. The electric wires between here division points. « u»««l tlu- (Jiri of Crine- Sensi«,n No Fur Refreshments will be served and a mid Merrill and betw«*cn thia city most enjoyable evening is assured. 'and Bonunui are also interfered with, IttlLROADK CONSIDERISI. The moon is shining grightly and CAMBRIDGE. Maae.. Dec It WA8INGTON, I»ec. II. —It is es- there is no danger in going to and mid will nec««wsltate lnsp«*ctlon. I’ROPosAIJt OF ENGINEERS Haiti«- la-blanc. 17 years of age. was mated that the House is i spending from th* school at night. Th«- coating of lew on the trees la accqultt«-«! «>f the murder of Claran« <■ also »<1 heavy that some of tb* tall Belie» «-<1 Tlx-ir O’- iiuuk L« Will Be R.- lioo.ooo every minute. During the Ev«-ry citizen who has the interest Glover, u wealthy Cauibrldge laundry poplars are being strlpix-d of their fUwd an«l That Arbrttratiou I first seven working «lays of the pre of the school at heart should attend man Tlx* verdict waif rracha'd this mailer branch««, nnd stand up Ilk* sent «essIou Congress appropriate«! Will Ih- Demanded the reception and see what a building morning after a few minutes' d<- flug|M>l«*s on the sld<*s of the hills. $1S1.000,OUO for the rivers and har- has l»een provided for the children’s lllM-ratlon ami was wildly ch«*»-r«*d Th«*r<* will not b«* much relief until United Press Service bors, and the Indian and pension bills. accommodation. Tbe trial was moat M-mutllonal as I the w«-ather tnod«*rates, and It doM Congress had been in session Jhirty- CHICAGO. Dec. 14. Representa- The teachers in the West Side Glover in Ills dying atateim-nt, accus not ap|»-ar as though that would hap tlv«-« of sixty-one Western railroads one anil a half hours and the appro school are: Miss Edna Adams, eighth ed the girl of killing him Mrs pen for a day or two yet. ar«’ considering the men's proposal» priations av.-raged S6.000.0o0 bour- grade, principal; Miss Ethel Gross, Glover was the most lmi>ortant wlt- In th«* light of the recent strik«- vote. ly- seventh grade, assistant principal; ucmh for the state The relations of Judge A. D. Miller returned Mon No formal answer has been made and Miss Jessie Harmon, sixth grade; Miss Glover and the girl forme«! a large day from Salem, where he went an no definite statement lias b«*en issued. TWENTV-TWO MEN UKiE Donna Bell, fifth grade; Miss Agnes putt of th«* testimony. Th«* d«*f«-n- LIVES IN EXI’l.osittN one of th«- guards with the prisoners, A general belief Is that th«* demands Hannon, fourth grade; Miss Julia «luiit » attorneys declared, during the Durney. Schinldt and Henderson, who will !>«■ refused and that the roads Waters, third grade; Miss Florence trial that Mrs Glover ha<! killed her will seek arbrltratlon under the Erd Su|H-rinten<lmt of Virginia Min«* !» were taken to the penitentiary. Foster, second grade; Miss Maud husband man la« Kill«*«l and Twenty-Six Men Ionian, first grade. In in Danger GIRL I full test made the pa»t fall and •ubinlttr«! to n uianufaeturer wh«> LEGS IIRt>KE\. NT IRA EM Hi DE ITH IN Mill NT lINs probably lias handle«! mor«’ twin«’ than any other man in th«« I'nMed VlE.N'NA. Dec 14 l’r«iff«-HM»r Stat«-» and know» about go«id fiber, and hla rerdict 1» must •■wuuraglng Oskar Muliler of i h<* academy at igio • if the hemp he nays: ’It Is the b«irt In Hungary, ha» met with a- terrible grown In the United Hi ate« ami equal death in tlx* Tatra mountains to the bout lialluti. which la often tin October 23d h«- start«-d to climb ««»«■«I in th«’ making «if heavy linens. the Baranggontor peak alone, dewplt«- For Hall cloth und tenting material warnings that a guld<* whh n«*c«*miary. never returned, nnd though it is tinsurpaaatNl. ami will make th«« 11« «•nub pintle« were »«-nt out. no trace highest grad«’» of hemp twine.* ” Only yesterday a "A g«M>«l flax farm In Belgium I h of him was found worth 1500 an acre, and the annual pint« of « limber» disiovn«-«! Ills body, >ent for flax is |5O an acre. terribly emaciated and with both legs "Oregon, for all round develop itirok«*n. In a shelter lint Home illstnnce mrnt. needa manufacturing unter- i from tlx* i>eak Tim proffeaeor ha«l priaea. Th«- entcrprlse of th«> Boittli- •-vldent ly In»« his way and broken his orn NtuteH In Introducing tnlllH for legs III u fall among tli<* rocke. De- 'he iu(tii'ifatiure of cotton haa lestilf- spit«- tils tert'lblc injuries h«* tunal in u wonderful growtli for that wholo liux< dragged himself to the shelter nectlon. Can w«- not reason front thi* hut aiid then- b«*cn starved to dentb .« aimllar prosperity In flax growing am! weaving linen? Or-egoti l*r«Mlii<t ls-a«l« All. Probcbly many of the ncwcomrni to Oregon may not know that Ore A man giving hin name «» Will gon flax tlb«-r took ille drat prizes William» sue« i'<‘d«’«l in iHTHiiading T. over nil Etiroi»- as I far baek as the II CoitiHiiH-k. proprietor of th«- Com Centennial In 1876 On«« of th«’ nine stock hole), to csHh a chock for liti Indges, anlriahnian, Informed me pnd left on Monday morning's train that I his chine ns u suprlae to all the HI h forgery whh discovered shortly flax-growing countries of Europe after he had Mt and in r«*sponae to a They all, ns you might nay, ant up and telegram the officers nt W«>ed arrest took nolle«-,' and have never forgotten ili him. mid Tuesday morning Deputi It. Nothing c«ml«l have been falr«’r Sheriff Gnthrldge went after the man than this Judgment. Th«-r<- were no and brought lili» back lablcs to indicate countries, euch man entered his own opinion In his note T»H>k Woman to Asyliiwt book, which was hand«-«) In for col J P. Hiiiumcrlln. ono of the at- laboration. The nine men had seli'ct- fondants at the insane asylum at 8a- •■«i the satne flax on every count letn. arrived from Lakeview Sunday length, strength, elasticity, gloss night with a crazy woman whoui he and several others known to the fiber took to the asylum Monday morning. irad«-. A h thia Irishman said: ‘This Mrs. Stare, on«- of the matrons at flax was not only the IteM at the Cen that Institution, arrómpanle«! him tennial but the ixait In every resp«t from this city. that It was ever my privilege to handle.' Visltot-« From Ncva<ln Mr. anil Mrs E. F. Ferguson arriv null IN HAN THRILLING ed In the city on Tuesday front their EXPERIENCE WITH tMTII’UN home In Ely. Nevada, for a «hort visit Mrs. F«-dguson ix a «Inter of M«>ii»t<-r Measuring Eight F«-«-< Nearly P. H. Goodwin, one of the engineer* of th«* Reclamation Servlc«- |,ii this Prag« Cucina» Female Into city. Til«’ S«‘ ii LONG BEACH. Dec. 13. Mrs. J chk I«* M< Donald of Tucson, Arlz.. hud a thrilling experienc«’ with a large «ctiipuH on th«- pier thia morning. iVhl)«- flahlng she hooked the mon ster. She luid a strong line, and sev eral apcctatoiH went Io her nealst- i.nce and the devil fish was hauled In. Mrs. McDonald, who la visiting here, had never seen one of these «restii rea, and wiih iinfnnilllai with its ways. She went lip to examine It, and in an InHtant one of Its powerful tenacie« wiih wound about h«-r ankle. A while another grasped tiie ><lge of the pier The octupus which meas ured «-Ight feet, begun to drug her toward the edge, und she falnti-d In another minute she would huv«- been pulled Into the sou hud not E II Counts, u nnhertiian. gone to her IIS' slstuui«- with a large knife. SPEND $100,000 A MILLIONAIRE IS SHOT BY WIFE ÏOTE ON FAIR BILL THIS WEEK '™-'“ ('. ANDERSON VICTIM OF ROIIERS IN SAN FRANCISCO . ,i this ifternoon that t w 'two miners wi-.e killed and tweaty- t «»NGRt-Mi MAY ACT TH I IWDAY i *,x entombed tn an explosion in the Man Sahl to Hr From Klamath Fall» Is Found Inconscio«*« in Street Green mine at Tacoma. Virginia. •»it F riday in the Bay City. Tile Green mine is 100 miles from here, and is owned by the Bond Coal Nothing is known of the man C. Relief parties with oxy- t <ilif«»riiia De1cgati<m « «»iilhb iit Ttie) . company. Andereon. who was the victim of ■ gen helmets and surgeons' supplies M ill Scrim* the Endorscrnei ■nt are en route to the scene of the disas- footpads in San Francisco recently. of til.- (.oveninM'iit ‘ ter. Superintendent James Brown- All that Is known about the affair is I ing entered the mine just before the t contained in the following dispatch from the Bay City: Conti-' explosion, ami was killed. WASHINGTON. Dec. 13 "A man by the name of C. Ander dent that sufficient votes havi e been ----------------------------- son supposed to have come from Kla pledged to win in the House of Re t HINA SHOWER GIVEN FOR math Falls. Ore., was picked up in an presentatives th«- members of the Cal- 1*01’1 U%R VOI NG LADV unconscious condition at Pacific and fornia delegation today concentrated 1 Dupont str«*ets at an early hour in the their efforts toward gaining an early tVienah« of Mias Oka Swingle Enter morning, apparently the victim of vote on the bill giving federal aid to I tain in Her Honor at the Home robbers. Strapped to Anderson's leg San Francisco for the Panama-Pad-1 «»f Miss Robertson with a couple of rubber hands was a fie Ex|«oaition. They hope for an certified check for 1130. All the agreement in th«* House which will The Misses Orem. Hawxhurst. und money he had had in his pockets, permit the bill to be voted on Thurs Robertson gave a china shower Fri however, was gone. No information day or Friday of this week. Director day ut the home of the latter ón could be obtained further than the Hale and his colleugues hope to win 5th and Walnut streets, in honor pf fact that It is believed that his home by surprising New Orleans by im-1 their friend Miss Oka Swingle, w ho is at Klamath Falls. He is being medial«- action before C<ingr«*ss I is soon to become the brid«- of G. S. held at the central emergency hos Zimmerman, a graduate of tbe Ore pital.” gon Agricultural College, who is a RATTLE IS RAGING BETWEEN THE RKBEIJ4 AND TRINH’S resident of Willamette Valley. SHERIFF' BARNES IS STILI. The guests arrived about 3 o'clock CONFINED TO HIS HOME Conflict Ila.« Ihs-n Going on Since and were delightfully entertained by games and music, followed by dainty Sinxlay—I xmu . of Mfr I« Sai«l Has Ihx’ti III Sine«- S uik L ij Morning and dtdicious refreshments. to he Heavy After !!«• Ilrtuntcil From Salem The bride-elect was the recipient El. PASO. Dee. 14. A battle has of many very beautiful |dwes of Sheriff Barnes. who returned ben raging about 30 miles front china. Saturday from Salem where he took Pedernalss, Chihuahua, since Sunday. Paul Durnev and Henry Schmidt, who The Mexico and Northern railway WILLIE KEESEE OF MIDLAND were sent up for highway robbery, train was crowded with women and SUSTAINS SEVERE INJURY and Lee Henderson, who pleaded children refugee««. It is reported the guilty to forgery, was taken sudden insurreetoR have seized two machine Fall« «>n Sharp Rock and Hi« T«’mp|c ly ill about 3 o'clock Sunday morn guns at San Andreas. The loss of In lAid Open—Run (Ker by ing and has been confined to his beil life is said to be heavy. Auto Few Weeks Ago • since that time. It is hoped by bls ••■•»» •••*••• ' ” ' " .. ............... 11- F tilt THE RESULT OF' FAMIIA QUARREL Result I« Thai Both Have Been Chnrged With Assault With Inti’nt to Kill PHILADELPHIA, De«-. 14.—Th. statements made by Herbert Clapp, a milllonlam clubman of this city, and his wife a» a result of th«* mys terious »hooting of Mr. Clapp at his horn«' v«*Ht«*rday resulted In Mrs. Clapp I*« Im i> li iis «! on |2,500 hail charged with as«ult with Intent to kill while Mr Clapp who Is In a hospital is similarly charged. Clapp .-iHRcrts that his wife woke hint up and shot him after a fervid quarrel. ills wjf«- asserts that she shot her husband to protect herself. She said "I shot him before 1 thought. I did not want to kill him I only wanted to tlx him hco h«* couldn't hurt me." Sim aserted her husband struck and attacked her before she fir«*d. Clapp will probably recover. He is most bitter against his wlf«> and is deter m'ned to pr«*ss th«* charge of intent to kill EISTERN STAR OFFICERS E1JCCTKD TI ESDAV NIGHT .Aloha Chapter No. til Han Ca|Mbh' S«t of Officiala Who Will Con duct It« Attain« At th«* regular meeting df Aloha Chapter No. 61. Order of th«- East*’rn Star. Tuesday night, th«* following officers we.-e i-l.-i-t**«, to fill th«* var ious station-«: Worthy Mau«*n a ! i » Cora S.iu <l< rson Wortln Patn-u Fr: uk Armstrong. A «social«' Mullen Mrs. Mary .i. Ankeny. 8*>rr<tary Mrs J !»l« B. Mom *r. Treasurer Mrs. Jenni«* Hum Conduct re«* i Mra. Minnie Henn W«*nt to Portland Associate Conductress Mrs. J«*s- Project Engineer W. W. Patch l«*ft for Portland Wednesday, wher«< he sie Mills Trustees Mrs. i.aura A. Willits. will attend the opening of th«* blds for the diverting dam that Is to he ' Mrs. .lost«* Baldwin. Mrs Jennie E. built In Lost River near Wlltuin's Reamea. Ih. bMa will be opened to Mrs. Minnie E. Ward ie the out- Bridge going worthy matron, while the last morrow. ♦ irthi pa-tron was Dr. William Mar- Returns Home Hu. After th«* lodge work had been C. M. O’Neill, the well known nt- toney, returned Tuesday front 8| m > ; completed the mt-intiers did ample kane, Wnsh. where he was «-ailed by 1 (iistici* to a delicious banquet which (had In-« n prepared for them tlx* serlouH Illness of his sister. i On Business Herr From Keno Joel R. Hayes of Keno was her«' this week for th«' purpos«* of adjust ing some property titles. Mr. Hayes, like many others who have recently settled in Klamath county, comes front California, he having been for a number of years a trusted official of the Oakland 8tr«'vt Railway Company. He has be«’n for some time and I h still aaaociat«*d with the enterprising land and cattle owners. C. V. and Frank Nelson at Keno. Mr Hayes «am«- to the city on Monday and re turned Tu«'sday to Keno, after h«> had adjusted hnsincM affairs with loca I people. llas a Drexiging t'ontra< ( W R ni ng the lake for resigned ago. has Bentley, who has been run- 8. P. launch on the Upper several mqnths. but who that position a few weeks secured the conract to « Sunday afternoon, while Willie Keesee and several other boys were playing on the walk in front of Mr. Keesee's at Midland. Fred Fees« liushed Willie off of the walk and he fell on a- large, sharp rock, cutting a gash on his temple that left the sknll exposed. It was an unfortunate accident, und will keep the little fellow out of school for som<* time. He is the same lad that was run over by Professor Hawley's auto «’arlier in the fall. Is-ft for Washington Postmaster R M. Emmitt left for Washington Wednesday. where he will be instructed in the handling of the funds for the postal savings bank which is to be established in this city early in January. Mr. Em mitt expected to leave yesterday, b-it was unable to get away. many friends that his Illness will not result seriously. Visiting M«'rriil Relatives Miss M. I. Poore, one of the fore most instructors in the Oakland schools, arrived here Sunday and left th«' next morning for Merrill, where she will visit with her niece, Mrs. Ray Merrill, during the Christmas holidays. Ray Merrill came up after her last night. Barney t hamberv in Placervill«' Barney Chambers, the popular pro prietor of the Gun Store, has writ ten his brother, ‘ Scout," but does not say when he will return. He is in Placerville, Calif., at his mother'.-« home, and as she is an old lady, be ing 82 years of age, it is believed tha* she is not well, and that it is her con dition that is keeping Barney away from his business here. He has been gone since November Sth.