eelpta for the year were $3.66« 50, 1 Us Young Hila» Kilgore. II. F Phil
mid the expenditure« for relief lips and Archie Colson, all of Klam
ath Falla. Oregon.
amounted to $689.16.
ARTHUR W. ORTON,
The following are the officers foi
L. .1. Ml KRAY . • UHui.
1-12-1-13
Register,
BALLINGER SAYS IT SHOULD IIK J. M. PLATT8 NOW A RESIDENT th< •tiauInK term:
Hholl.
Percival
Noble
Grand
OF KHtXINDlIM»
COMPLETED
NOTICE
Vice Grand M R. Lee.
George
L.
Humphrey
Secretary
aji
To the H(« h kliohkvw of the Klamath
Secretary of the Interior U m Cunfcr- Writes nu Interesting M’tter of Ills
Treasurer P. L. Fountain.
Water I aera’ Aaaociathm
Journey
to
the
land
of
Orange«
eticv
With
lU'itreocntative«
WO DOLLARS PLR Y LA h » * Al)\A.\vl.
Conductor Nelson Rounsevell
Notice la hereby given that at a
E
Elder.
Albert
•nd
Memms
Warden
Hawley and Ellis
■ I communications submitted for publlianoi is th«1 columns of this
regular meeting of the board of di­
Chaplain M R Doty
papei »111 be Inserted only ‘»»er 'be name ol it ■ "titer No non de plume
rectors of the Klamath Water Usera*
it.
Right
Supporter
Nobl«
Grand
• rtli
will be published
J. M. I'latts. who formerly cou- I
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. 10. -
associai Ion, held in the office of said
J. Sheets
Ropreseutalives Ellis and Hawley had ducted the "Square IK-al’* store in i
iisHoi-lailon, rooms 17 and IN, Mild-
Hob
Left Supporter Nubi» Grand
a conference with Secretary Ballinger this cley, but who left for Escondido,
WHY LIVING 18 HIGH
dovWhlte building, Klamath Falls,
vrt Trimble.
Inst Saturday, at which they urged Calif., a few months ago. writ«» an
RI k I i I Supporter Vico Granii F II Klamath county, Oregon. on the 7th
At Sugar City, Idaho, is a beet that additional money be allotted to ! Interesting letter to O. A. Sterna of
day of January, 1911. the said board
Allen.
sugar factory, possibly the property Oregon from the reclamation fund to I this city, lie says lit part:
of directors estimated the sum of
T
A
Left
Supporter
Vice
Grand
"On leaving Klamath Falls we
money required for the accomplish­
HILL SYSTEM AVERAGED •»». of the American sugar trust. One of curry forward the work on the Klam­
Grubb.
its employes was pumped by a repre­ ath project and for the construction went directly to Lodi, about thlrty-
ment of the purposes of this ass'M'la-
000,000 A YEAR
Arll«'
Wnr-
Right
Scene
Supporter
flve miles south of Sacramento, where
sentative on the Appeal, who got the of the West Umatilla project.
tioii for the year ending May 12,
roll.
following facts
They pointed out the equity of Ore­ : w«> stayed a we»»k with one of moth­
1913, said estimates living based
Loft
Sehne
Supporter
K
M
I'hll
During the season the mill received gon’s claim for greater recognition. er's aunts. This placa Is in the heart
upon the "Rules and Regulations for
Ashland to Hold Mining Congress
cote.
38,000 tons of beets, from which It irnd Secretary Ballinger admitted that of th«> Tokay grape country. About
the Levying and Collection« of Calls
January 17th—New Armory
Inalilo Guardian F. II llremer.
extracted 150.000 bags of sugar, this equity existed and that the state six carloads a day were leaving this
and Assessments," ns outlined by tbs
Outside
Guardian
James
Mon-
at Albany
which is selling here at $1.050.000 'should be allotted more money. Rep- one town alone. Wine production
secretary of the Interior and which
gold.
The number of men employed Is 250 ireentative Hawley particularly urged here Is also a- great Industry. I via
rules and regulations aforesaid were
Truste«-
Nelson
Rounsevell
at an average of $3.35 per day for J that sufficient funds be allotted to in- II« m I two of the largest wineries and
on thè 19th dai of April. I9I<>. by
PORTLAND. Jan. 10—The Hill
The
following
member«
acted
as
: sixty days. $25 500. For the beets sure th«» early connection of the went all through them. From the
system of railroads has expended dur­
district deputy gravid Installing offi resolution of said board of directors,
it paid $171,000. The plant Itself Is Klamath project, or those units that irefus«' of the wineries cream of tar­
duly adopted and spread upon Ilf"
cera:
ing the past four years in Oregon and
said to have cost $750.000 six years have b«'«*ti approv«*d. The secretary i tar is made at a factory for that pur-
minutes of said board meeting. said
Washington no less than $80.000,-
Grand Master W O. Smith
ago.
, was of the opinion this project should pose, located near Lodi.
< stimate» being as follows:
000, according to compilations jusr
Grand
Warden
George
R
Hum.
"The highway between Lodi and
It foots up something like this: b«» cotnplt'ted, and at'emed favorably-
I The estimated cost of labor nn<1
made, in extensions, betterments, ac­
Grand Secretar) W II. North
150.000 bags sugar, $7. $1,050,000: inclined, but as other d«*mands are Stockton, fourteen miles farther
material ............... ..,.. $o.ooo no
Grand
quisitions of holdings and equipment,
Treasurer
Charles
Mel-
beets at the mill. $171,000; pay roll, being made for funds for other pro­ south. Is sprinkled much as a city
The estimated coat of salariée,
drum.
exclusive of tlxed charges and oper­
labor. $25.500: fuel, oil and Incident­ jects. he was not ready to commit street The new roads being put In
wages
of officers and other em­
ating expenses. The North Bank road
Grand Chaplnln Carey Knmahy.
als $25,000, amounting to $231,000; himself to any specific plans of reap- * t * ■ revelation as to what a country
ploies
$3,25" on
alone cost nearly 363,000.000. and
The
meeting
night
of
the
lodge
has
net profit on the season's work. $828.- l»ortionment as yet. The secretars r«>ad can be. The county coni tu I«-
3
Other
liabilities
and
the
objects
$37,000,000 was spent on Hill proper- 500.
I been I'luinged to Fridays, Instead of
also agreed with Representatlv«» Ellis slon«‘rs In Klamath could do well to
for which the) are Io be Incurred,
(
Saturdays.
ties In this state, over half during
This shows that sugar i.r produced that the West Umatilla project should >ee them before wasting more of the
as, rents, recording. printing, poet-
the past year.
It la i xpecteil that the dedication
at 1 H cents per pound And If th«' be taken up and funds provid«*d for people's money In 'good roads.*
age. lights, phone, etc
$714 45
of
the
new
hull
will
take
place
on
Fri
­
Construction work mapped out for
“There Is an Irrigation system
people owned and operated the sugar | Its completion.
4 The total estimated expense«
day,
February
17th
Odd
Fellows
properties in Oregon in 1911 involves
industry that Is just what the people
Secretary Ballinger tohl the con­ there owned by a private company. I
........................... i................ $3,994.45
from nil over the state will bo here
the expenditure of $15.000,000.
would pay for sugar. Last year the gressmen that in his opinion the West I made some Inquiries as to cost per
S The number of shares against
and
the
grand
master
has
sign
I
fil'd
hla
Ashland will hold a mining con­
The re­
run was twice as great, at nearly the ! Umatilla is one of the b«*st govern­ ncre and service secured
which the expense Is to be aMrssed
I nt «-nt Ion of attending
gress on January 17th. The rich
same expens«', except for the beets, ment projects, and he admitted that sult is summed up In the statement of
on account of Items one. two and
mining region extending from Grants
A
determined
effort
In
being
made
and the cost was much less per pound Oregon Is equitably entitled to much n farmer wlthwhom I was talking:
throe
79.284
to ha-ve u large class of candidates on
Pass to Yreka. Calif., will be repre­
** ‘Thirty dollars an acre! 1
And yet the sugar trust declares it more money than has been allowed.
■
The »•»«•»»nient per share on ac-
on
th«-
fl
rat
meeting
next
month,
and
sented by delegates, and it is expected
cannot pay more wages to the work­ From an equitable standpoint, he double that quick If 1 could
count of Item» I, 2 and 3 .6 cent*
front th«* high class of the members
to form a permanent organisation
ers and no more to the farmers for said. Oregon had a better claim than title to it and have plenty of
-(a), Assessment per share on ac-
being
added
to
the
roster
Klamath
that will assist in the development
raising beets.—Appeal to Reason.
any other state for an Increased ap­ and think It was cheap!’*’
count of operation and nialntrn-
of the mineral resources of this dis­
"The S 1». R R had a ring put In Lodge will have most of the promi­
portionment. and this fact would be
•nee charge...................... 75 rents
trict.
'
nent
business
men
In
the
city
on
Ita
borne In mind If a general rea-ppor- It« nose on the freight business all
(Corresponding with the sum per
before
long.
roll
Oregon found a brick tn its Christ­
tionment be made. Secretary Rallin- the way I from Stockton to Sacramen-
sere duo for operation and main­
mas stocking when the reclamation
ger stated that there Is no question to. At Midi the rate (first class)
tenance for the Irrigation season
ICKAL KHTATK THANHFKÎW
apportionment was announced, giving
but what the West Umatilla project had been i 25 cents per hundred from
of 1909 and as followed out for
this state but $925.000 to carry on JUSTICE OF THE PEACE MI DDLE will
be built at once, and Representa- San Francisco. In came an electric
the Irrigation season of 1910.
The following list of transfers In
uncompleted irrigation projects out
tlve . Ellis
___ _ replied
___ _______________
he should insist __ it | road hauling freight, and now the
NOT THEIR FAULT
under the public notice of the
realty
Is
furnished
by
the
abstract
of the appropriation of $20,000.000,
should be authorized and work begun I rate for the same class Is 12 cents
secretary of the Interior dated
—
firm
of
Mason
*
Slough:
despite the large contribution of Ore­
before the adjournment of this ses­ per hundred.
November 18, 1908.)
gon to the reclamation fund. The Judge Griffith Claims That the Order
Charles P. Poole et ux to F. T.
•The old mission church at Loa
sion of Congress. While he would
fb) Call and assessment per share
Mendenhall,
undivided
third
In
N
5
Oregon Development League and
' make no promise Sreretary Ballinger Angeles and in front of It the old
Changing the District Wiw
on account of the building
acres of lot 49 of Mitchell tract; $1.
Portland Commercial club have taken
intimated strongly his desire to find I plaza are Interesting, especially as
Made in Time
charge ........................
$3 00
Jesse
G.
Ilodges
et
vlr
to
E.
M
joint action to secure a re-apportion­
Ranfbna Is re|M>rted to have attended
I the money for West Umatilla.
( Amount per share tn be levied on
ment. so that this state may secure its
I«eever,
lots
1
and
2,
8W
%
NB14.
After his conference with Sreretary school here.
account of the charges levied by
just share to continue reclamation
"The Times building, or what Is 8W>4 SE14 NB14. NH 8B *4 NB <4
Ballinger Representative Ellis saw
An
item
appeared
in
the
Herald
work.
the secretary of the Interior, to­
sec.
5-33-714;
$1,360.
Director Newell of the reclamation left of it, Is full of Interest of an-
tal of (nr) and (b) above 43 76
Albany took considerable pride In Saturday referring to the justice of servlee. and learned from him that other kind, and after lingering In
Howard F. Shepherd to J. L. Cun­
the
peace
situation
in
LlnkvIUe
pre
­
« Number of shares to ho levied
the opening of its new armory, whirh
ningham,
part
of
lot
4,
block
64,
the reclamation service last February ! thoughtful way about th«» old mission,
upon under 7 (al ......... . . . 31.000
was marked by the attendance of cinct. So far as the situation itself
Nichols addition; $10.
recommended the adoption of the the Incidents connected with the
.
is
concerned
the
statement
was
cor
­
leading military men of the state.
Ruth L. Heidrich to J. P. Sellerine, 9 Number of share« to be levied
Times
building
are
Intended
to
bring
West Umatilla project, a-nd only last
upon under 7 (bl ......... . . .31,000
The armory is a handsome bulldint, rect, but ex-Oounty Judge Griffith de­
lot 3. block 79, Klamath addition;
Friday renewed Its recommendation. one back to the present day condi­
clares
that
insofar
as
the
county
court
Thât said number of shares against
$10
and will be the home of,Company O,
was charged with the responsibility ; and stands ready to begin operations. tions with a jolt. I talked with one
Fourth Regiment. O. N. G.
Horace G. Wilson et ux to Modoc which assessment and calls and ae-
for
the muddle the statement was The minute the project Is approved of the men who was In the building Northern railway right of way sessments shall be made for tjie
Portland commercial bodies are
j by the secretary, both Hawley and at the time of the explosion, and vis­
urging the building of a road through wrong. Said Judge Griffith to the ’ Ellis have strong hopes of securing a ited the ruins several times, and rend through NW «4 8E «4 "«c 20-40-10; charges levied by the secretary of the
reporter
:
I Interior and which designate the
$10.
the forest survey surrounding Mt.
■‘The statement that the county I large appropriation for Oregon, espe­ the report of witnesses who gave tes­ i i Charles Hamaker et al to Modoc shares and lands herein affected are
Hood. The Oregon delegation in
timony before the grand Jury, and I
cially out of the reclamation fund.
congress will be asked to use their in­ court is responsible for the situation
believe If the rascal or rascals arc Northern railway, right of way i embraced within those lands con­
is
untrue.
District
Attorney
Kuyken
­
fluence to secure an appropriation of
through W% NE *4 sec. 18-40-10; tained In the following departmental
EAGLES PROVIDE BANQUET FOR ever found It will be among the
$10.
notices snd orders and township plats
$150,000 for the purpose. The build­ dall is responsible for the condition
I
’
higher-ups,
’
who
did
not
see
to
It
MEMIIEBS
AND
GUESTS
then Issued, of the following dates,
ing of this road Is planned to take ■ The county court agreed to an order
Theron
J.
Kasson
to
James
Kasson
¡that tlx building was In a proper
¡towlt "Public notices Issued by the
SW', SK't s»-c 2.
the place of the national park orig­ I to make the four election precincts
sanitary
condition,
and
gas
leakage
Monday night members of Crater
department of the Interior Novem­
inally sought for the slopes of Mt. justice of the peace precincts, and did
NE«4, E14 NWH
so order. The matter was then placed Aerie No. 1619. Fraternal Order of reduced to a minimum.
Hood.
ber 18. 1908, to the Klajnath project,
NE«4
sec
14.
NE'4
Eagles, provided a most enjoyable ’ "Wo left Los Angeles Saturday al­
Astoria is busily at -work on its in the hands of District Attorney Kuy­ evening for the members and invited ternoon. November 5th. anti arrived 7; $1.
, Oregon-California, and all depart­
proposed centennial next summer, kendall, so that it could be put in the guests. After the lodge work was here at 6:40 the same day, panai ng
United States to William Elmer mental orders and notice«, modifying
and tentative plans now Include a mil­ proper legal form.
and amending said Public notice; said
Gordon. SW % SB 14 sec. 33-40-8.
I
over
the
members
passed
the
evening
the
ruins
of
the
old
mission
San
Juan
"Instead of the county court neg­
notices being on file and on record In
itary pageant. Detachments of the
' with a delightful dance and social Capistrano, and running by the ocean
the
office of the secretary of the
Oregon and Washington nafona: lecting Its duties the court did all that time, and enjoyed a banquet which for many mites.
Almost latndrd
guard and the regular army are ex­ was possible to be done. District At­ i only the Eagles know how to prepare.
Klamath
Water Users' association.
"We have been here now nearly
She had talked for ten minutes Klamath Fall», Oregon, and the Irrl-
expected to participate. John Jacob torney Kuykendall was requested a ¡They served delicious oyster stew, two months, and are much plea's«-«!
Astor Jr., descendent of the orlg nal number of times to complete the sandwiches, coffee, pickles, celery and Escondido describes the valley well without a break.
gable lands and shares herein af-
"But what were you going to say, feetod are shown upon farm units of
founder of Astoria, will be Invited as work but he did nothing. He is the olives, and everyone who attended It is a Spanish word manning "hid­
guest of honor, and honorary chair­ one who is to blame for the muddle, wished there might be more of such den.” The valley Is surrounded by Regulus. when 1 Interrupted you?*’
Willamette Meridian
she asked.
man of the exposition, which will be­ and not the county court.’*
39
8
.
R 9 E
T.
T. 38 8 , It 8 E
mountains, and Is a gem of beauty.
"Bellatrix,” said the young man, T 38 8 , It 9 E
The matter will be straightened out . gatherings.
held from August 10th to September
T. 40 8 , R 9 E
Crater Aerie No. 1616 has a hus­ Orange and lemon groves are filling looking at his wstch and grabbing his
in a short time, and action will then
lOfh.
T. 39 8 . R 10 E
T. 40 8 , l< 10 B.
the
hillsides
and
small
farms
the
bot
­
tling
lot
of
members,
and
the
officers
hat, *1 was going to ask you to rnarrv T. 41 S, R . 10 E
Oregon and Washington are again be taken to All the office which Judge
T. 40 R . R. 11 E
who were installed at the meeting last toms. The lemon crop is now being me. but I shall have to put that off
tiying to agree upon the ownerrhip Miller is to resign.
T. 41 S . It 11 E
T. 41 8. It 12 E
harvested;
the
orange
la
just
begin
­
week
are
going
to
keep
up
the
repu
­
until the next time. I have less than
What will probably be done is to
of Sand 1,'land. A joint commission
Moutit Dlalilo Meridian
tation of the aerie. The officers are: ning..
three minutes to catch the last train.
is tracing an arbitrary boundary lln • make the order nunc pro tunc a-nd
T 48 N.. R. 6 M
President- Henry !«ow.
"I am figuring on going Into the Good night.**- Chicago Tribune.
I
between th«j two "fates for rat’flea- then have both Judge Miller and Mr.
Approved November l«th, 1908, by
■
hardware
business
here,
and
hand-
Vice
President
—
Loyd
Ix»w.
t<< n by the legislatures. It is ex­ Graves resign, and then appoint Mr.
the secretary of the Interior, and on
I ling pumping plants In addition.
Chaplain Fred Reed.
pected the long disputed question will Graves or some one else to the office.
file In the local land office at Lake­
NOTICE Kill PUBLICATION
Secretary-
J.
B.
VoHmer.
"J.
W
PLATTS
That, however, will be for the present
be settled at last
view. Oregon, and Redding Califor­
(Not
Coal
Lands)
’’Escondido, Calif."
Treasurer—C. A. Smith.
county court to decide.
nia.
Inside Guard—John Malone.
YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED
Department of the Interior. United
WIDOW OF PIONEER
Outside Guard—H. E. Davis.
MILLIONAIRE INFANT WILL
A Beautiful Fox
that
at the regular meeting of the
States
Land
Office
at
Lakeview,
HEATH
IH
CALLER
BY
LEARN MANY LANGUAGES
There Is on exhibition in the win- | Trustees A. M. Jamison, G.
board of directors to be held In the
Oregon, January 7, 1911.
Shaw
and
A.
J.
Santamau.
dow of the Owl pool room a splendid I
Notice Is hereby given tha tWIIIIam aforesaid office of the association In
J V. and J. A. Houston received
WASHINGTON, D.-C., Jan. 7.— specimen of a beautiful Oregon gray
E.
Griffith of Merrill, Oregon, who on Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 4th
CASES
AGAINST
REED
AND
word
Friday
of
the
death
of
their
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ fox, which was mounted by Walter!
SHAW WERE DISMISSED aunt, Mrs. Sarah Harris, at Belllng- March 2, 1905, made homestead entry day of February, 1911, stockholders
ward B. McLean, who, if he lives, ■ Donart for the public schools. It Is a
hi.m. Wash. The body will be taken «•-rial No. 01247, for W H 8W *4 sec­ may appear and In writing object to
will some day probably be worth splendid specimen of the taxidermist’«
The cases against G. T. Shaw and to Red Bluff, Calif , Where It will be tion 32, township 39 8.. range 10 the published estimates.
$100,000,000. is beng taught to say art, and will make a striking orna­
Dated this 9th day of January,
Carl Reed, charged with violating the buried beside that of her husband, east, and lot 4, section 5. township
his first words in Japanese as well as ment for the school.
1911.
408,
range
10E,
Willamette
meridian,
local
option
law.
were
dismissed
in
William
Harris.
Mrs.
Harris
was
a
English. A Japanese nurse has been
JOHN IRWIN.
ci . cult court Saturday. There were sister of John H. Houston, father of has filed notice of Intention to make
Silver iMke Exit to? Dead
engaged, whose duty It will be, as
Anal
five
year
proof,
to
eiftabllsh
Vice
President.
Klamath Water Users
three
against
Shaw
and
one
against
Jabe
and
John
of
this
city.
William Holder, editor of the Sil­
the English vocabulary of the baby
Association
Mr and Mrs. Harris were the flrst claim to the land above described,
broadens, to see that his Japanese ver Lake Leader, died December 31st Reed.
ALBERT E ELDER.
The two had pleaded guilty a few people to file on what Is now known before C. R. DeLap, county clerk, at
vocabulary keeps pace with it. The and was buried In the cemetery at
child also has a Spanish nurse, who Paisley. He was 5$ years of age, and weeks ago, and were fined $250 and as the Naylox ranch, near the reser­ Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 25th Secretary Klamath Water Users Asso­
ciation.
will teach him Spanish. A few years was highly esteemed by all who given twenty-five days In jail. The vation on the Upper Lake. This was day of February, 1911.
Claimant
names
as
witnesses:
El-
(HEAL)
1-12-1-2«
I
other
cases
were
not
pressed
ou
th»!
before
the
Modoc
war,
over
fort
7
knew
him.
from now a German governess will
! promise of the defendants to not en­ years ago. They left Klamath county
be employed to teach the child that
Go to talifomia
gage In the sale of liquor until the r.hortly after the opening of the In-
language.
8. B Ix>w and wife left Sunday town should go "wet."
dfr.n war.
The McLeans have extensive Inter­
BERT E. WITHROW, Secretary
___________________
ests in the Orient and Europe, a-nd morning for San Francisco, where
I
KLAMATH
MIDGE
NO.
187
MAKES
they
will
remain
for
a
few
days,
and
Went
to
the
<
nnrp
DON J. ZUMWALT,
the idea of having the infant pre­
E. M BUBB,
GOOD SHOWING
Dr. H. E. Carruth, physical! at lh<-
pared with a jargon of tongues Is that then go on to Ixis Angele«, where
C. E.
Vlca Preaident an 1
he will be able to speak these lan­ they expect • to remain for several Erickson A Petterson raihoad con­ I
President
Treasurer
Klamath Midge No. 137, I. O. O.
Mapa, Plana, Blue Printe, Etc.
guages fluently when at the age that weeks. Ky Taylor also went to Han struction camp, and Charles E. Thom­
as, the timekeeper, who has been In F., has the reputation of being ont
most children at best are merely be­ Francisco Sunday.
I
Portland on a vacation, returned here of the most alive lodges In the alate,
ginning to acquire a smattering of
Taken to the Aayluiii
Friday night and went out to the I I and the record for the past year hiih -
one other speech beside their own.
telns that reputation.
A. Cameron, an attendant at the camp next, morning.
During 1910 they Initiated twenty-
Insane asylum at Salem, arrived here
Surveying and Irrigation Engineering
four members, received seven by card
Dr. H. B. Carruth, the physician at Friday night, and next morning took
IU-c<>vering From IliplitIn-ria
the Erickson & Petterson railroad John Cox back with him to the state
Mrs. Doc Pool, who contracted and reinstated two. The lodge now
construction camp, same down from institution. Cox was adjudged In- diphtheria from Mrs. Alf Wallis, who has a membership of 137, the same
KLAMATH FAI T S. ORFC.O\
hh the number of the lodge
The re-
the camp at Sprague River Sunday. ' sane a few davs ago.
died recently, Is recovering.
L i C a N
K LAMA Th
LE
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