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conveying small parcels. Ths recent strike In N«-w York snd vicinity dur ing which the business of out grest- «st city was partly paralysed by th« i-efuaal of the express companies to meet th« ni<Mi«<rate demands of their employes, «mpliaslsod th« niwessity of rescuing this Importsnt public func- l Gon from lht< bands of a private mo MORTONHOIN AND MON MAKING nopoly that is not responsible to the INVENT IGATIONN people. The complaints which the Interstate Commerce commission at Washington ha* received from ship- ! pern throiighoiit the couniry, constl- tutu a detiiaiid for lininedjate relief from tlir «xturtion» of these compa- Nlarbird's Effort» In Inclement I nlea. The pcople are determinad thal I we shall liave a ch«-ap, Iminudiat« and Weather la-ad to Belief Tliat general parcela post a real parcela Deal Will Hcxitt Be CI omm I post. deemed expedient or public necessity requires It. "Another provision I consider very ATTORNEY AND —— - | unsatisfactory Is to be found in Sec COUNSELOR AT LAW RETRAINING RKMÔVAL OF THE HANDEItMO.N FROWNS ON WATER tion X. This section makes it incum KiaAMATH FAUX. OREGON i bent on the city to exercise the right ROOMS COUNTY COURT HOUSE AND LIGHT PERMITS TAS. MURDOCK SLOG of eminent domain In condemning ™ 1 1 1 ’ land for right of way and reservoir DR. C. P. MASON Di»mlMutI la by Mutual Conw-nt With Ihdievca It Unwise for City to Bind grounds for the Klamath Falls Light out Cost to Either and Water company. This does not DENTIST Itself at One Rate for Num- obligate the company to reimburse Partira Office in American Bank A Trust Com brr of Years the city. Under this provision the psny’s Building company might put the city to heavy 9 PHONE «14 Circuit Judge Benson Friday after Mayor Sanderson on Wednesday ve- I expense without a guarantee that the KLAMATH FALLS OREGON noon dismissed the injunction re lord both th« light and power and the city #111 be reimbursed for such ex straining the County Court from mov water franchise« of the Klamath Falls penditure. BENSON 4 STONE ing the location of the court houae Light, and Water company, recently The company has assured the coun- building from its present site. passed by the council. Following are !<-ll that rates prescribed by this fran- ATTORNEYS AT LAW Th«- case was brought up by Judge the reasons given by the mayor to I ehise are no higher than in several • Jmrriean Hank Drake and D. V. Kuykendall, re- the council for his action: other cltt«*s similarly locat«-d. Par and Trugt Hld£. ticular mention has been made of . presenting th«- County Court, aud F Light Fran-Uli»«- KLAMATH F-LLS - OREGON - it. Mills, attorney far H. F. Murdock. Portland, Oregon; that the rates sub ♦ Klunialb county timber is dully at- mitted In (bls franchise are practic I asked that the fnjunctlore b<- dla- "This ordinance, |s you will ob- trading the big men of tho United ♦ MIDLANI) MUSING» MININGS MIDLAND ♦ inlKsed by mutual concent without se>vea, falls to slate when the wire» ally the same as are now in force In Stat«-» In the lumber business, and It E. L. ELLIOTT I I I cost to either party. an; to be plascd underground Some the above mentioned city. I have th« will be only a matter of a few years ♦♦♦ ♦ eee ATTORNEV AT LAW I Injunction was granted by This date should be deslgnai«-d in th. rat«« charged by Portland, adopted Ix ioiv this Industry will be one of the ■Mr. J. C. Mitchell’s cattle cam« In i Judge Noland about a year ago, franchise, as 1 do not believe that it January 1st, 15*10, and And them ap General Law Pruetiee Slate and Fed greatest producers of this section Wednesday and Thursday morning. »hurtly after the special •’lection was is rlgh' or proper that the»«- wires and proximately 50 per cent lower than eral Courts A W. Htarblrd. a veteran timber 11« ahlp|M'd ten cars. Examiner of Ijtnd Titles ! held on the removal <»f the Court , pol«*s should remain on our public ' ih« rates in the propotted franchise. cruiser, has been In till* suction for Wm. Barks went to th«- county seat House to the site offered by the highways for a period of fifty years. First National Bank Block It must also be remembered that several weeks, making u cruise of a Friday. ’ Klamath Developement Company. Portland, owning her own water Klamath Fall». Oregon "8«s..nd. th«» franchise does not large tract of government limber tn Mr Briggs was in Midland from the The Injunction wa* asked by Mr. i state what the charge will be for tie- works, may change the rates at will. the northern pari of thè coiiuty. That Ferguson farm thi* week. Murdoi-k on behalf of himself and I use of meters. "1 am disposed to consider this FREO WESTERFELD the work was urgent la evident troni Mr. qnd Mrs. Tallman anti children, others who were opposed to the re "Third, the location of poles by th«- franchise <r11ically' because of the the fini that thè «torma ut thè lust who live (i-ur Merrill, came to Ml«!- DENTIST I city engineer should be done #t the fact that it irrevocably ties the city few w«*«*ks dld noi detri Mr. H'uiblrd land Thuisday and took the train moval. Klamath Falls, Oregon P Is not probable that the Count) expense of the Klamath Falls Light up, so far as this company is con- from his work, but snow or ralu Friday morning fur Sisson, where Court will take advantage of the dls- and water company. Wires should <;«-ru«-d, for a period of twenty-live Over Star Drug Store found him and his men among thè they will visit with Mr Tallman's par-1 miHual of the Injuurtlon, as It la the not b • l»-sa than twenty-five feet above years. 1 do not believe that this is timber. enta for a while. good business policy, l^et future gen- gen>-ri.l opinion that when the County WILL A. LEONARD Mr. Htarblrd gave no evidence of Hum Woodard has rented William I* ready to build a new court house th«- ground, the company to cut th«» «■ atious regulate these matters tor | wires free uf charge on reasonable whom he represented or the purpose Bulk's blHckainlth shop for thr«« DENTIST themselves. 1 believe the city should of his work, and It was not until Hat year«, has buHt an addition to It. and th«- matter of location will be left to a notice to allow the removal of build- reserve the right to regulate these vote of the people. Whit«--Madd«>x Bl«lg. I Ings, machinery, etc.; also to raise or urday, when II P, Mortonalon und expects to engage In lh«s work ot i i lower Its poles and wires to exmform rates at any time. You are all aware ■uni arrived here from Chicago, that blacksmithing at Midland. Sam Is an that there should be two sides to a tho secret leaked out Thea»» gentle- ••xcelleiit workman, ami the |H-<>pl«- j H IRRt RICHARDSON BIA'S <1>\ to street grade at its own expense, am! contract. I fail to see where the city’s to ehang«- the location of ail pol«»s and men and aaaociates ure heavy timber Will lie very glad that lie is to locate | FE4TIONERY wires whose removal may be »nec«?e- interests have received proper consid operators, being interested In the ut Midland. C I V I L ENGINEER eration in this franchise, and the vary for the requirements of munici- South. Middle West and oh thè roani. Mr. nnd Mrs. Scott Barnes have proper time for adjusting these mat Reinforced Concrete Retaining Walls Saturday evening they recvlved thè moved to their new farm near Chrla- II. II. Dulaney'» I elebruted Tunutle» ! pal improvements, such as sidewalks, Design«-«! and Constructed ters is before the contract is signed. street pavings, sewer pipes, etc. report of their cruiser, und <>n S ud * I ler A Stllta ranch. on the Klamath Deli! uteawantu. etc. Will Be 117 Fourth 3t., Klamath Falls, Ore. "As an individual I would not sign "This franchise should contain n I day went to the Upper laike. where Falls road. >2 Second St., San Francisco, Cal. t 'arrie, I by H oum - rat«- for «-l«»ctrlc power and street this contract in its present form, and they looked over a protalfcd mill site K H Barnes was In Midland Hun- lighting Its provisions in the matter I feel that as one ot the agents select above Hhlpplngton. day after potatoes. M. RICHARDSON of power are vagu«» and Indefinite. ed by the people of thia city to pro R In an Interview with u representa A ■ hang«- has l)<-«-u made In the Th«- Ady children are very h«ppy tect their Interests in municipal legis | The three should be Incorporated In tive of th« Herald Mi .Mortonalon ad lover th«' arrival of a new sister. the I ownership of "The Bonbonfere,” United States Commissioner lation I should be derelict in my dutj mitted that he wa« investigating the The dune«' given at Mr. Court's Fri i popular «-«mfectionery and ice cream one franchise. were I to be any less cautious where limber resources of this section with day night was a complete succes*. parlor next door to Houston's O|H-ra "There -Is a- petition before the the rights of the whole people were TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD the prospect of manufacturing, but Th«' crowd was really too large for Hous«-. Joseph Sasser selling the con- j council relating to municipal owner PROOF TAKEN involved, than in my own private af did not wish to sa> unythlng for pub th«- house, yet all enjoyed a very ; ■ ern to Harry illcberdson, a well ship of a light and water system. It fairs. Office, Third and Main, opposite Citj lication. a» he had mfi arrived nt any pleasant evening.-- kuowu young busim-sH man of this might be well to give this matter con i "With that fact in view, I herewith Library. Telephone 301. decision as to future plana. He staled A surprls«- party was given at Mr. city. The new proprietor has tak--n sideration before granting a fran- return to you Ordinance No. 2*9 with ihat th« present condition t>t the lum Kushe'a Saturday night, but on ac- I lxmsuMilon uf the store and reports chlse for too long a i>eriod. HOLSTEIN» FOR my disapproval. I veto the ordi '.REGISTERED SALE ber market did not warrant very ex ! i ot.nl of the severe eold not many good buain«-iMx "The city should reserve the right nance." i I have some tine young registered tensive manufacturing ul thia time, werc In attendance. In addition to Its present complete . to regulate tho»e rates at arty time, ¡Holstein bulls for sale; A-l stock and but liMiked for thu market to take a the sam<- as thos«» of any other com- | line of flt>«- confectionery, <-l(tars, to-1 Fred Willard was out of ach<x>i RAILROADS IM) NOT EXPECT To ;acclimated. M. F. LOOSELEY, Ft. •hang« for the better In the near I'lii.rsday to attend the wedding of bacco. etc.. IV. H. Dulaney, whose modify. With methods of generating e DEFLAT BILL Kiamkth, Oregon. future Mr, Mortonalon and son left Ml r > Mllh-r und Dr Ellsworth. celebrated lino of tumalcs and home, electricity that arc constantly In-ing NOTICE. Monday on their ruturn to chi- Mr. McLean and Jas. Jot-y visited mad«- d«-ll< atessatits have made him Improved, th«» cost of producing elec — ■ ago, but Intimated that they would , at th«- Morgan home Sunday. tric energy is continually decreasing, Bartles wishing sagebrush land famous in Klamath Falla, will conduct i'uao-nirated Attack on t <>n«.tiluli,.ii I probably return here Inter In the learev call Oli or write, Henry Stiles and mother have re a delicatessen in the Bonboniere. and recent progress- made in the man alily Will Hr Madr Through year. W W MASTEN. turned from Swan Lake. Th«- nicely appoint«-«! lunch room of ■ ufacture of el«»ctrical apparatus has the Courts decH-ast-d th«- electric energy formerly Kia ma th Fati», tira 12 3tr I’.d and lx-«- Sutton were repairing 1 th«- confectionery, and Its nearness to a hoi« In the dike Saturday when th«» Opera Houstf tnukes the Bon- ' n«-c.-ssary to produce a certain num Ed. thinking be was on safe ground. bonier« an ld«-al place for after ber of candle power at least 50 per HORSES WANTED SACRAMENTO. Jau. 2«.—The rail eent. Lroke through the Ice nnd got n good theater lunches. toad representatives do not any long-) I want two or four horses for farm "With these conditions confronting t<« bath. A complete line of the Model Bak et exited to defeat the administration work In exchange for their winter's A certain yoaitg couple of Midland ery's splendid bread, pastry, etc., will us. I do not believe it proper or right 1‘runilnmt Gmail Jiimlioii Juriol I« tailroad bill, according to the state-1 keep. H. G. FAIRCLO, went for a brief sleigh ride <-tu< also be carried In stock by the Bon- that this council should <-stabiish a ( onlKlriit flint Thi» UHI Soon merits made by th«- leading railroad j Merrill Route. j rat«- for light or power or any other fogg* night. Not being acquaint«--} I bonier*. Ite Oregon'« N«*con<i City lobbyists. They say the bill will be purpose where electric energy is re with th<- road they lost their wav ami permitted to pass practically unop- Nyal'« Vege ciaitn they *p«-nt aom«- time In the quired which Is irrevocably fixed for a |M>s«-d. and that the railroads will con- table Prescrip period of ten years. I cannot con- Colon«l M L. Allison bun received renter of a »mull lake. They were tion is indicat HcieaUously sanction a measure which d-nt rate th^ii opposition in a fight a letter from his brother In Grand met with g<*>d-Bntured smiles wh« u ed la all ordi through the courts, attacking the con might retard the future progress and nary disease« of Junction. Colo., stating that n number they related their experience. stitutionality of the measure. Clyde Burks *»« out of school on After Firing Shot at liaron l-otclicn at i upbuilding of this city by giving any yemen. Thi» ■ >f people are to leave that section The lobbyists a-re planuing to re remedy never \l< nday on account of Illness. company the right to the use of our mxiii for Klnniuth county. He also M ih E m - Point, Hugh Hough disappoints, it* public highways free of charge for a main in the capital long enough to Louis Gerber shipped three cars of recites u conversation with Judge gsod effects be advocate certain minor amendments X un ím I u - s ix-riod of fllty years I warn you, ing perceptible Byers, on« of the prominent and ri.ttlc this week. A. T. Lungell was I to the bill. gentlemen, particularly, on this point. from tho very In charge. wealthy men of Grand Junction — I I.et future legislation regulate these flrst. It lx com Riley Myers this week sold his farm Judge Byers baa recently been to Byron Lotches. an ltidiun at the posed of th« Callfornii. and other parts of the of 96 acres. 2 Vi miles north of Mid-' Ag« •ncy. is nursing a bad scalp wound matters. purest and th« most ■ oast, and from Information gained on lnud. io Mr. Walton, who will ta-ke | a* a result of a shot tired at him, "1 herewith return you Ordinance reliable drugc; mercu- i he outside he gives It as ill* opinion I oa»i*SKlon the middle of April. The; Thursday by Hugh Hough, also of the No. 208 with my disapproval. I veto o piata» rials, the ordinance." that Klamath Falls will In- the a<i-ond I rice paid wa* $5.600, Ag ency. Th«- shooting arose from a and other har Among the items in the United illy In the state of Oregon within the quarrel between the two men. ’the mful drugs be Water FrnurhiM’ States seuate appropriation bill* is near future ing excluded. exact cans«- of which is not known. one for the construction of irrigation "This ordinance provides that dur The many dis While Judge Biers han never visit The bullet striking I.otches grazed concerting 1 b - ing the next ten years the Klamath ditches to the lands in the Klamath ed thin city. II shows what people on his head and made a scalp wound fluences te Indian reservation lyiug near Modoc j Falls Light and Water company nu« ? Hold» Thai t ’ otigre*» Cannot Confer the coast at least think of the pros three inches in length. which womaa Point. A total of about $185,000 charge certain rates named therein Jurisdiction for T<-Ming the pects of Klamath Falls This is only ♦ is constantly Immediately after the shooting I and that every live years thereafter will eventually be appropriated, which subjected ren Merit of lattvo In accord with the constant reports of I.otches' assailant escaped ami the such rat«»s shall be subject to regula- will place under irrigation between der her liable people returning to Klamath county. Indlun I’lilic« arc vlgHantly scouring 8,000 and 10.000 acres of fine land. to many runctlonal disorders that lion by the city council. W ashington , i >. c ., Jan 2«. Thi* section I» bcttei known and a I- the country adjacent in nn effort to not only tend to destroy her comfort "I do not «-onsider this fair to the The money will probably be available and vertlsed on the outside than any other Ou the theory that congieas cannot find him. llougli is from Oklahoma, happiness, but which gradually about next July. The government citizens of Klamath Falls. I am in confer JurlHdlctlon on the Supreme ahd his fiimlly reside on the Reser- merge into chronic and seriou« dis place In the Wml. Court of the United States for the sole vat ton near Modoc Point, where th«» clined to believe that the ordinance will be reimbursed the cost of the eases. Nyal's Vegetable Prescription la reprels portiona of Ordinance No. Klamath reservation system through purpose of testing th«' constitution {trouble occurred. srok INE BUSINESS MAX without a peer for the successful the sale of timber from the Indian 150, adopt«»d February 20, 1910, LIKES KLAMATH CALLS alit.v of a law. the supreme court de _________________ treatmnet of female weakness, pain which provides for supplying the city lands. clined to consider the constitutionality ful and disordered menstrutation, WILL FIX!» 1*01’1 'LATIOS with fire hydrants. One clause of hysteria, cramps, "bearing down t . E. AtkiiiMiii Say» He II ill Return of th«? laws Increuaing restriction* on , CENTERS OF ALL STATES Ordinane«- NY>. 150 provides thnt the SUFFRAGE BILL PASSEN pains," I inflammation and falling of th«' »al«' of nnd otherwise nffecting In- j Witli a View Touarrl IxM-at* This la a remedy of CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE the womb, city shall pa-y $22 per year for 3-inch dinn lands in Oklahoma. ing-Here sterling worth. WASHINGTON, D. 0.. Jan 27. fir«' hydrants. Ordinance No. 209 Only th«» center of population of th«- raises the price of 3-incb fire stand SACRAMENTO. Jan 27.— By a UNDERWOOD’S PHMANCl C. E. Atkinson of Spokane was In entire United States and the centers pipes tu $42 per year. Throughout vote of 35 to 5 Bell's equal suffrage Klamath Fall« Wvdnesday. looking Cor. 7tb and Main Streets of the various individual states will the ordinance It mentions mains for bill passed the senate. If it passes the around the town with a view of e«- Klamath Falla .... Oregon be determined by Giuigrapher Sloane, assembly the measure will be submit Art- prot«»ction for the city, and incor tubllHhlng a mercantile buslnemt. He California I«CKi*laturc I’r«<|M>s«-» a it was announced at the bureau of porates several provisions of Ordi ted to the people at the next general S|M-cial Elc« ti«ui for That expn-ss«-« himself as being most favor-1 census today. nance No. 150. Since Ordinane«» No. election. l*nrpoM- ably lntprc««od with the city, and ,\lr. Sloane is now working on the 209^ repeals all ordinances and parts Send for free Illustrated catalog; larg- when ho left he told Secretary Oliver , center of population for the whole! of ordin.-vncea in conflict with its pro II I,. Voorheis, who has been suf ert list in Virginia. of the Chamber of Commerce he. SACRAMENTO. Jan. 20. A bill providing for n special election for the country, and this will soon be forth-' visions it must prevail in those par fering for the past month with inflam CASSELMAN A CO Riclimoud la. would return as soon ns possible. coining. The centers of the various, ticulars over Ordinane«» No 150. matory rheumatism, is Improved of Mr. Atkinson has long east longing submission of all amendments to the ‘stat«-s wil be unnounced us they are "I see no reason for adopting such late. eyes In the direction of Klamath Falls constitution proposed at the present j completed. rilles as appear in Section IX. A rale and he linn corresponded extensively session of the legislature has been in entirely ad«»qiiatt» for one period of troduced in the sennte by Senator Ca- with Mr. Oliver. Now that lie ha» tim« may be entirely inadequate as s.-cn the town Mr. Atkinson I* more ininettl. The date of the election is FRENI H AVIATOR MARRIES SIR McKJ-lNZIE'S DAUGHTER applies to another period of time left blank for the election committee anxious than ever to come here. Thes«> rules are established for a peri- to fill In. An election soon after the lh‘ l,e»NV|>» Announces Tluit He Will odof twenty-five years, and will not b«» end of the legislature Is-expected. For an up-to-date wheel, get subject to change by th«» city during TRADE NIARAS Forsake His l*rofes»ion OCBIGNS a Rambler, on sale at the GUN that time unless by the consent of the “t'OOLIE RESOLUTION" Forever C opyrights &¿. STORK. For sale or rent. Klamath Falls Light anil Water com ■h and d«»CT(»Oon tn»» GOES I P TO SENATE The demand for nn extended Par quickly aaccrtam our optnton Ire* *huih»r«ui> Tents to rent. Guns. We carry LONDON. Jan 26 Count De Les- j pany. I notice that Rule 11 does not lavunoon <• probably paTanyabla, _ < onimunow- cel« Post has become Insistent; it will ■ MaaMrietlyronMantial. HAHDBOOK .in Paianta a full line of Sporting Goods. •ant tr*U- Olduat aaancy tor »actions pelant». SACRAMENTO. Calif., Jan. 30. ' seps was yesterdAv married to M i . permit n water consumer to water th«- no longer be denied, say« tin editorial Patanta taken ihrouah Munn * Co. racatva rperial notier, wit boul «bara», la tka writer In Success. Renewed agita The resolution asking congress to Grace McKenxie, daughter of Sir Wil- streets iHiimding his property, «-ven though the water may be measured tion for the elimination of the annual "formulate a treaty with Japan which ! Ham McKenxie of Toronto, who is deficit In the postofficc department forever exclude« coolies" and protest president of thi* Canadian Northern I by a mater. A handanmaly illuatratad weakly l.araaal ar THE GUN STORE co MU ton of any aciano«» tournai. Tama. St a "I am of the opinion that the city has revealed the folly of permitting ing against the dropping of the railroad. Cunon Glides ofllciated at »ear: four luonlba, «L «oHbfaU ■•«— —'— J. B. CHAMBERS the express companies to rob the post- "coolie clause" In the present treaty the ceremony. The count has an should always reserve the right to make reasonable rules whenever nounced that h<- will not fl) again. office of a source of large income by was presented to the senate today. i SIG TIMBER DEAL i C. C. THE MICHI 1ISHISSÍII m Hints flMISiS BROWR H. H. SEARS 4 t ( OLD VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SAIE I CYC ; P atents Scientific Huerican.