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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
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LEADING PAPER OF
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KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, MARCH 23, 1911
euce during his two years' stay in the
real highlands of Mexico
Among
other things he described u bull fight
he witnessed, In a most vivid manner,
und showed tho pupils tho pair ol
bsnderlllos used by the matadors in
the light Tho tulk was out of the or­
dinary lino, mid was Intensely inter­
esting to the students.
Etholred Nelson, a recent arrival PANS IGF OF I RAM HlNFN IN THE
In Klamath Fulls, delighted th« az
UFANOX tDVANCED
sembly with a vocal selection und two ¡
readings
RECALL IS URGED CARTOONIST IS
BÏ THE LEAGUE
JAUREZ IS EXPECTING LN AITACK
HOMI.lt DAV Lhitrlt'l
tl.l.l G Is Ih-
HI Mth TREATMENT
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for the coming season: President/
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Howard F. Shepherd; vice president, I
A. B. Cleaveland; secretaTy and treat»-1
urer, A. Oehler.
At the high school th, tennis en­
thusiasts have already commenced
practice games. The grounds have
b*-en rolled and placed in great shape,
and the students look for some fast
games. The tennis game is fast be­ IX II - TREAT ORDINAXl E CAR-
coming popular, and each year se> ,
RIEH lit BIG VOTE
many additions to the ranks of the
High Hi -bool Tennis club.
MANY SPOKE AT MEETING LAST HIGHT
WOMEN’S VOTES WERE RESPONSIBLE
PRESS IS COMMENTING ON
(„iveruiiM-iit
Gffi, lui»
Are
Sending
I lo ir Fumili’-** Arrose to T«va»
OF CENTER OF THIS CUT
In tildition, Nilvi-rtonian Charges Ills
S| h , um -
Cabinet lias Ttiree-Rour s.*w>ion
WASHINGTON. D C . March It
The cabinet In a three hour session
today discussed the matter of the
Mexican conference..
Filibustering Going Ou
KIAMATH'S EINE EXHIBIT
Hi» Father
F«»r Safety
KI. PAHO. March 32
ItealdentM
of Jauri'i were confildently «xpertlng
ih«- arrival of i< pear« meaaage from
Pr«aid<-nt Dlax last ulght. but today
their optlmlHUi Is fast dl»upp«'arlng
They tliluk that Dlax lius refused to
<lls< Uss peace until the rebellion la
over, and this begins to look like a
long fight to the finish.
Juurez la expecting an utta<k In a
very short time, ami several officers
today made arrangements for their
fntiilll, « to slay uirosi* Hie border In
thia city. A high ranking Moxicjiu
army officer asserts that Diax will per-
-onaliy take to the field If the cabinet
insists on negotiating with th» rebels.
W ith Swearing at
R«solv«d. l liat lt be thè senso of
ih«- Good Government League ttia/
ih«- i>-Hpoctlve wards take immediate
iuctlou to re, nII thè couiK litnen for
Hight in the middle of the stories not li, «dlug thè protesta of thè elti-
of bumper crops for lull, of roeord z< uh In thelr respectlve wards, and of
bi caking mules and other «ncourag- th« Good
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Government M-ague, and
•ng Information. there comes a story ¡tin- Mills Addition Improvement club.
of finding gold within a mile of Multi but Instead, votad for th« fruuchlHtsi."
street. < Georg«
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“-- po­ ' Thls resolution was adopted by the
llcemnn. Is ll»« man making th« dis- < • •«> I Governili •<>' league at a meeting
cover), but he do«’s not tell the exact in R> <!ui«-n's ball Tuesday night, after
spot wh«i.’ th«* yellow came to light, a lengthy discussion of the matter of
Mr Snyder's find was a pocket of free grunting franchises to th« Klamath
gold In white quartz.
j Falls Light und Water company. In
> th« opinion of the members of the
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| | question up to the people for their
POE VALLEY NEWH
♦ vol, « is »up«!fluous. as the council Is
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the only body which has the power to
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1 puss ordinances, and they already
Clarence Holmes and Earl Egling- {did this.
tou went to Klamath Falls Thursday
Petitions were ««nt to the council
with a load of 'ream
by tho Good Government League aud
Ix'tlui W«blM-r visited th« school th«- Mills Addition Improvement club,
Thursday afternoon
and as th «-io- were against the grant-
The sin kers have arrived at the i Ing of the franchise, the recall talk
Taylor Springs, and everybody Is busy j came up as a result at last night's
kiilng alter fish.
meeting.
J css I, McFall und family visited at
There was a large number lu at-
the horn«' of II II Roberta. Sunday.
i tendance at Tti«s«!ay'» meeting of
E W Roberts, Tom Roberts anti th«- league, and many matters of civic
Art Spencer went «•• Klamath Falls Importance were discussed. Speeches
«*,'"day
were made by C. M O'Neill. John D.
JiMMiph Taylor and Dan Lovelady ' Carroll, J. W. R om * of the Mills Add!-
went to the Falla Saturday with a load tlon Progress club. E. L. Elliott, C. C.
°l 0*«1
Brower and others on the line ot civic
Emil llerllug pasaid through the i Improvement.
Vail«*> Rumlny, en route to his home- !
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atead n««ar Olenc
Cha*. Kester und wife went to1 CUT SECURES MiMfif DUMP
Olen>- Monday
J B. Short went to Klamath Falls
ON WEST SIDE OF THE RITTER
Monday to have his hand doctored.
Corg and Levi Griffith went to w
All 1‘ropiwty Owner» Are Urged to
E Griffith's Monday.
Mr* Mary Mark and daughter, AL
Make a "Cleanup" as Noon
berta, went to the Falls Tuesday.
a* PoMibb*
HALEM. .March 22. Charging that
within two months after hl« marriage
his wife called his father a “d—d
old fool,'' and other opprobrious
names, Homer Davenport, the Oregon
cartoonist, has commenced divorce
proc«- dings against Daisy B. Daven-
port In his complaint h« cites cruel
and Inhuman treatment as grounds
for the action.
Davenjmrt In the papers filed in
the circuit court here says that his
home I m in Silverton, though he has
< be: n a w anderer in Han Francisco,
Gotham, Orange, N. J., and other
cities and countries since bls mar-
rlag. to his wife In Chicago in 18Ü.1.
Then- are three- children as a result
Ol the union. Homer. Gloria and Mfl-
dred.
n
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Ing*'*«-» D«-»pal4li Nay« out IH«-
Pluy I» Attracting Great
Attention
With
Recall
Eleition
Approaching,
Ta«onia Hopes to Noon Be the
IP-st Governed City
TACOMA, March 22. — Sorrow
reigns In all the Tacoma saloons to-
The Sacramento Bee of the 20tb,da>* following «he parage of th«
has th«> following dispatch, which will antl-tresting ordinance by 4,000 ma­
jority. This provides for a fine of
interest local people.
“LOH ANGELES, March 20.—The SI00 for any bartender who accepts
Western Land and Product Show op­ money from one and serves drinks to
ened Saturday night with a large two. Mayor Fawcett nays he will see
crowd In attendance. The booth pre­ that the ordinance Is strictly en­
pared by the Klamath Falls. Ore, i forced.
“The women did it," say the mem­
Chamber of Commerce is attracting
an unusual amount of atteutlon bers ot the Royal Arch. The women
Many unique features are presented are most jubilant, and say it will nor
be hard at the approaching recall
in Rs display.
elections to make Tacoma the best
governed city in America.
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The anti-treating ordinance was
l>:iM«d by the municipal commission
last December. it was referred to
the voters tn the first referendum
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under the new charter. 66 per cent
Mrs. C. Gray and Mrs. T. F. Short ot a total registration of 21.$87
called on Mrs. Cunningham Tuesday. voted. A|>proximately 5,000 women,
Bob Short and sons and Ivan Icen- with four precincts missing, voted.
bice went fishing Saturday and Sun­
day.
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James and Everett Finnell of Klam­
ath Falls sjient Sunday with James ♦ XEWN NOTES FROM OLENE ♦
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Curnow
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T. M. Cunningham was in town Sat­ ♦»♦ --------------- ♦
F. C Corpenlng is having nis hotel
urday.
J. Arant went to Dairy Monday. * and store room repainted.
D. E. House and C. H. Roberts of
Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Brown
called on Mrs Icenbice and Mrs Short Tracy City, Tenn., are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Corpening.
Monday.
Here is a true fish story for som>-
Miss Grace Cunningham spent Sat­
Mor«. Rrsrui»« M anted
of our naw arrivals to (Minder over:
urday
with
Leta
and
Nellie
Gray.
M»H ANGELES. March 23. A tsL
Mrs. Ada Arant spent the first of Dempster Anderson aud two sons in
«gram Instructing th« recruittug offi­
' one night caught with hooks over
the
week at T M. Cunningham's.
cers to put forth extra efforts tn se­
’yucllle ar:’: Dean Beckley spent 160 fish ranging in weight from 4 to
FnWABnS HF|f FROM PANTANO
cure more men for immediate s«’rvlre
12 pounds.
Sunday with Grace Cunningham.
was received this afternoon, Th«
James Moore, the blacksmith, has
Robert Draughon and family spent
messuge was from Washington
quit
the shop and will look after his
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harris.
The school yard at Pine Grove Is farming interests this summer. Mr.
I'FOPI.F AltH TO VOTE oh THEIIt
being plowed and trees are being Cox will attend to the shop work.
Bolli Mvu Arc how Training Dully
At 't'ElTAht E
Lost River is higher than at any
planted
at the I 'ntral—Much Inten-,<
previous time this winter, and is still
If P«<’|,l, Ib-j’xA Grniiilog of Fran­
rising.
in the Coming Bout
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ili Ise«, <<>tn|iuny Will hot
, Mrs. Grimes. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Mc-
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Aceept Them
A site for the dumping of tin cam.
LOHT RIVER GLEANINGS
♦ Kenzie and Miss Carrie Andrews at-
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BONANZA BREVITIES
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Avioinpanh»d by Tobey Miller and
tended the Elma B. Smith recital at
rubbish snd other garbage hag been
I I s« cured by the city on the West Side, M. O»t.-nen, Frankie Edwards arrived
Klamath Falls Wednesday night.
Wlth an amendment attached to
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■ ach that It will be placed on the bal- ♦♦♦
near th«> slaughter house. This site In Klamath Falls Tu«-sday night from i
The exhibition given by the Ath­
lot ut th« coming city eiectiou, tbu
Is reached by th«- road leading toward Oakland to get in shape for his 20-
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. E. THE RECLAMATION SERVICE AN­
ordiiiuuccs granting light, sstei «nd letic club Saturday evening was n the poor farm.
round bout wlth C. T. Tucker on the ' (' Reams on Wednesday. Those pres­
NOUNCES COMING TENT
The performance
He is feeling in fine fettle, i ent were: Mesdames Koontz, Ste»--
»treet light Ing franchise* to the splendid suci-etai
Mayor Sanderson and Acting Chief 1 30th
Klamath Falls Light anti Water com- j ol the boys Showed that they have of -------
_. —iw unite in making and Ka)H he is glad we are enjoying man, Rohley, Tolman, Rueelng, Hatch.
Project Engineer W. W Patch nt
l>uny were adopted by the city coun- trained faithfully. A large crowd was an appeal to th«’ property owners for j !d«el weather this time. On the oc- La Prarie, Schene, Elliott and Reams. the reclamation service announces
<11. The company, through Mr M««ore, present, and cheered the boys to the a general cleanup around their prem­ . casion of Frankie's last trip here, Tb«> ladies tied two comforts, which that an examination for the position
agreed to leave the mdtter In the echo. After tho exercises the mem­ ises It will be but a short time now ! when he defeat«*! Kid McLellan, the are to be sold.
of field clerk will be held at the
hand* of th» people for their decision. hers of th«- club served ice cream until the army of homeseckers-reach weather man handed him a bunch,
reclamation service headquarters
The
annual
congregational
meeting
.,nd he stated that If th«- people voted and cake to ail preaent. The boya Klamath Falls, and nothing is so at­ and during his stay the mercury stuck . of Mount Laki church was held at here. Under the head of field clerk
against granting the franchis«* his acted their part as hosts in a moat tractive to a prospective buyer as 1 pretty close to the zero mark, caus- I the church on Thursday afternoon, at are the positions of storekeeper, time
• <nn|>any would not accept the Fran graceful manner.
' ing th«> Oakland boxer to hug the which John Koontz and Geo. Grizzle keeper, office clerks, stenographers
well kept yards In a town.
This fine weather is welcome to
1 itov«> for further orders.
clilse.
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were elected trustees for three and and typewriters. As vacancies in
Articles of agreement will be one year respectively. The church ‘ these positions are not infrequent, the
There was some discussion raised us all. but in particular is It gratifying STRENUOUS INDEED IN ROOSE­
! signed this evening by the boxers, in ¡gave Rev. Anderson of Merrill a unan­ opportunity for a competent party to
on ithl« point, and City Attorney to our “loafer«.'' All during the win­
VELT'S PROGRAM
which provision is made for forfeit- imous call as pastor.
Drake was called upon several tlintm ter months they have had to endure
secure an appointment is good, pro­
'
nr«»
in ease of not making weight. The
to explain points arising. Judge the inconvenience of ill-ventilated
1AJH ANGELES. M btc I i 21. -The
vided a satisfactory examination is
The
Shadow
Pi,*
social
whi«-h
was
(
Drake staled that such an action stores and grog shops. Now they can ¡strenuous
program of Theodore light will be under Marquis of Quevns- to have been given March 17th was passed.
could be taken merely uh an ndvlH*»- one« more sit on the curbing and | Roosevelt began in real earnest today, 1 bury rules, which permits of hitting postponed for two weeks on account i The examination is open to both
iilent from the people, but hi* suld the whittl«’ or loungi* on our merchants' | lie arrived at 10:15, and spok«* to the ! in the clinches.
sexes. Parties desiring to apply
of the bad roads.
Both men are getting in shape.
council won not bouml to submit to rustic settees. Without work or wqr- Young Men's Christian Association
II. F. Phillips aud wile were in should write to tho local headqu?-
ry,
they
extract
th«
’
honey
from
life.
| Tucker trains at the Central from 2 town on Saturday.
the will of the psoplc In the matter.
1 at 11 o'clock.
‘ rters for application form No. 304.
Mr. Moore's Rtatement, however, They have nothing, want nothing, do
He left for Pasadena this aftei- i till 4, and Edwards will train at the
, This, after being filled out is to be
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Koontz
were
in
the
nothing, and are nothing. Sponging noon, and tomorrow Roosevelt ad ' same place from 4 till 6.
leaves the matter up to the peopl«*.
forwarded to the office of the Civil
city
Saturday
on
business.
Tobey Miller, Edwards' sparring
Th«* granting of the franchiiUM« to here and there, playing the jackal to dreseeu Occidental College, th«- Har-
| Service Commission in Washington
R.
C.
Short
and
wife
were
callers
partner, is well known down 'Frisco I at Klamath Falls Saturday.
the Klamath Falls Light and Water this man und that, they inanag«* to I vard club nnd the City club.
D. C.. and the parties will then be ad
I
way.
He has been matched againnt
company tins been one of the live exist. They exemplify Goldsmith'-'
The party leave« uorthward tomoi-
I vised of the date of examination.
Arthur
Hatch
has
his
new
bouse
on
topics of th<> pant winter, on which saying:
row evening, arriving at Berkeley on . Frank Williams, the fast Merrill box­ his homestead nearly completed
there was a wide difference of opin­ I "Man wauts but little here below'' 'Thursday morning A feature of the , er. for one of th«» preliminaries to
OH! YOU EVERYBODY
Mrs. Koontz. Mrs Art Hatch. Mrs.
Nor wants that little long."
ion. Once iM’for«. when the ordinances
Pasadena stay will be the meeting of i the Titcker-Edwards mix.
Why can't I be your Jeweler this
La Prarie spent Tuesday with Mrs
Several of our residents have begun Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. James A
were adopt«-«! by th«» council they were
year? If you don't know me come
H. F. Phillips
vetoed b) Mayor Sanderson, and on making gnrden. Mr Hamnker in par- Garfield, wives of two former presi­
J. T. Horgau of Dunsmuir is reg-
School in th«' Henley district will in and get acquainted, you might
i ccomdderatlun th«» council sustained ticular is rushing the Reason in t his dents
like me. 1'11 try to please you.
Utered at the Baldwin
begin on Monday, March 27th.
regard
the executive In the action.
My stock is an asset to my success.
Geo. Grizzle was in town on Mon
Mr Griffith und family from Mis I’ gn TI’OXF.MEXT GRANTED IN
.1 <’ Taylor is down from Portland day.
You can't better the best. I don't
Itmuiway This .Morning
souri are new arrivals In our town.
THE HETtTI HETI'HY CANE i
Judge Short was in Klamath Falls lake a back seat for anyone, when it
A runaway team tearing down Main I Our town, climate an«! resources ap­
comes to repair work
You know
TFXXIS CLUB ELM TN A
Saturday.
slreet at a rate exceeding all city peal to them, and they hnv«« a host of
WASHINGTON. D C., March 21.
FIXE NET OF OFFICERS
Mrs. Archie Colson was a caller at what's right, so do L. If I have
/peed limits caused a scattering In tho friends w’ho contemplate joinlag them Mayor McCarthy's application for j I
worked for you and it's not been sat­
the Falls on Saturday.
i rowds along the town's principal I here.
postponement of the Hetch Hotchv I Itigli Hctiool TVnnis Fiends tre II-
isfactory, don’t hollar, come back to
James Etiman and
Th«- Reverend J. Griffith of Klam­ Valle) case was granted this arter-
street Tuesday afternoon, and caus-
ti-íMh l*r*cticirig on the
A) Bunnell were visitors at the Falls me. I don't take your money unless I
< <1 mnny to hurriedly enter stores and ath Falls delivered two able and elo- i noon by Secretary of th«> Interior
Court i
give you value received for it.
on Saturday.
office-' The driver of the team. Dick quent sermons here last Sunday, A Fisher. Th«> final hearing will be held
When I buy a stock of goods I have
School in the Lone Pine district be­
llrltcnsteln. stayed with his fractious large congregation greeted him on n Washington. December 1st
There is a great awakening in ten- gan on the 13th of March.
the other fellow's word that they are
steeds and succeeded in stopping both occasions
nis circles in Klaniath Falls. and
Bob Bunnell has returned from a right That's exactly what you have
The annual run of stickers is now on < \l IFORXIA CITIES GET
them nt Second and Main
from present ImTfcations a most ruc- visit to California Wonder what the when you buy of me. but I'll make
in Lost River They seem to he very
CONTROL OF TIDE LANDS cessful season will be held
The 'attraction was that brought him back them good if they prove faulty.
MFXIt th SCENES DESCRIBED
, plentiful this year If the Mist River
I'am on the wrong side of the
Klamath Tennis club at a meeting so soon.
TO IIIGII SCHOOL STUDENTS I cutoff is made this year this will be
SACRAMENTO, March 21
Th, Tuesday discussed plans for the com-1 Glen Stoeman and Arthur Hatch t street on the corner of third and
the last run of suckers.
senate early this morning passed bills ing season, and it is the intention of I were in town Monday after a load of main street in a wooden building
An exerclae of more than usual in­
Mr. A I) Slack Is fitting up his saw granting Oakland. L or Angeles and tho popular organization to mak<< furniture for Mr. Hatch.
whose front has the (exema.) Come
terest to the students of the high mill with new and modern machln« >
Long Beach municipal control of tide their annual tournament an event of. Harry Booth was in town Saturday. on over.
I'm in the jewelry busi­
school WBH the talk by Itev. J. J. Cun [ He Intends to market the very finest lands, instead of their remaining In importance on the coast.
Don't forget the Pie social on tho | ness.
nlnghmn on Wednesday on his oxp«»rl- und beat grades of lumber.
tho name of the state.
The following officers were elected | 31st of March.
MoHATTANS
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HAN DIEGO. Mari h 22
Filibus­
tering around Magdalena bay has
I mw n going on since th« outbreak of
the border warfare, according to Msz-
atlan concussion holders arriving her«
today. They say the filibuster ship
la a three-mauled, schooner riggod
steamer of about 3.000 tons. It la
believed that th<< Yorktown may be
»ent to Investigate
TOKYO. March 21.—Th. national­
ist party Introduced in the lower
house today, the last day of the ses­
sion. resolutions asking the imi>each
tuent of the cabinet for showing hu-
! iniliation in regard to the new Japan-
. American treaty by declaring the
; same emigration policy. Baron Ko
¡mura replied that the American treaty
j was on an equal footing, and that n >
. change was made as the policy is to
: maintain friendly relations. The im-
l peuvhment resolution was rejected.
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