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KLAMATH FALLS RANKS 26THÏ c- c. vote of lbs people ss above speclflsd, 'he best fifteen to twenty years to next year a sufficient Isvy could be 1 grow trees of sufficient site to afford rnsde snd the building completed. or by an action lu ths courts , the shade necessary. It has occurred Poeelbilitlee ATTORNEY AND nw« Hite U> Build On • to us that the present site would make OUNSELOR AT LAW It to a well known fact that the During th« year 1810 the former an admirable city park. Park prop- writer pereonally favore the accep POSTAL SAVINGS BANK MAKKH A KLAMATH FALLS. i*KEGoN county court was tendered the donw l • rty in this vicinity, or any other tance of th« elte offered by the Klam- FINE KNOWING ROOMS 7 6 1. MURDOCH ILOG tlou of five sores of ground in the vicinity as well located as this tor Lth Development company for bust heart of the llot Springs addition by i.uch a purpose, could not even now ness reasons only, since he has com the Klamath Development company, be secured, except at tremendous cost. □ R C. P. MASON pletely dlvorred himself from any ron- <>■ February UMtb There Were SA De PHKHKNT INADEQUATE CONDI. free of charge, as a alts for tbe new The trees are large and beautiful, net tlon with it other than a friendly OENTIST positors, With an Average building, and coupled with thia offer boated sufficiently close to afford TIONH ARM C1TKD Intervet While the p««opto cannot, as • >m.. i. Ainrruan Hank A Trust Corn Deposit of fi-ta.IM was the donation of sufficient hot wa plenty of shade, and the location to was generally considered some ««•njr’e Baildins ter from tbe springs contiguous there «■xactly right. months ago. vote upon this Important RHONÍ «14 to to heat the building forever. Th«, matter has b«-en discussed quite qu«»stion at a special election, the Postmaster Emmltt to In receipt nt hlamatm falls orcgon The company promised to construct fully, and the court is decided upon matter can rest and be put upon the 1» statement from tbe postoffice de- an alameda or driveway eighty feet this point, that If those citizens who ballot at the next genera) election, al partment, showing the number of ac wide around the property and a bridge are opposed to the construction of a most two years bence, and then set counts In the postal savings banks It la (hr Opinion of th* Body That across the canal Immediately In front, court house upon the site offered by tled by the people themselves, throughout the country, giving the to ATToKNKY AT LAU the Pree*nt Court House Nile connecting the alameda with the the Klamath Development company Or should work be started upon the tal amount on deposit and average General 1J» Practice State au«t Fed street leading to the esplanade Hhotdd Hr Ho Card will cease their opposition, it Is will Site, some citizen could enjoin the bala'nce per depositor on February •ral Courts Thia site constitutes a gentle knoll ing to turn over this site to the city court from the completion of the 28th. There is but one postal sav- Examiner of lai nd Titles about forty feet higher than tbe level I for a park for a period of ten years work and tbe matter could be , >ngw bank In each state, and Klamath Letter No. I. Fir»»« NxOonal Bank BI« m k of Main street, In the center of what la 1 from th«- time the county «eases to oc- lhr«toked out In the courts, requiring ' Falls ranks 26th In tho list. Klamath Falls. Oreg.M. To th« Taxpayer! and Voter« of Klam thought will be a large and growing Icupy th«» same, with an option to buy In th«» neighborhood of fifteen or sir- 1-esd ville, Colo., heads tbe list, with city during tbe next decade, and was lat the then existing value, subject to ath County: teen months to accomplish the run». a total deposit of 821.263. and New regarded by the donors as an excellent arbitration at the end of the period Th«- court believes the people should berry, 8 C., brings up the rear with FREO WESTERFELD It «hall be the poliry of the present site for a public building. Tbe prop of ten years, upon condition that the ictlle It. DENTIST 3:99. Klamath Falls has 81,071 <-n county court to go directly to the peo erty at the time of tbe offer was esti city of Klamath Falls shall maintain In Ooarlasloa 0« posit, and as there are twenty-fi •« ple with all Important matter« per mated to be worth In th«» neighbor Klamath Falls, Oregon und operate the said site as a park, You are now In possession of all depositors, the average is 942.if- taining to the Interest. welfare and hood of 130,000 to 840,000, and since Over Star Drug Store und remove all buildings therefrom, the facto relative to the court house oach. development of Klamath county The that time the alameda and bridge »■reding in the center of same, at c «Ituation known to the county court Considering the size of the otf.r« court realize« that all power la Inher mentioned abovu have been construct 'convenient place, a building which we It has given you the same frankly, ict'es In which postal ra/ia«'» I'anls WILL A. LEONARD ent In the people, and that It la merely ><d at n largu expenditure of money. are pleased to term a ^comfort and wishes to pursue this method sll I are locatrj, tbe sb»», ing male Ly an Inatrument for the execution of The site Is in close proximity to busi DENTIST house.** containing a sitting room, through Its action relative thereto. kiamath Falls to In'ir ’d great, and their will and purpose«, and to act for ness and In plain view of the main White-Maddox Bklg with rockers, wash room, toilets, etc., Th«' time has come for careful and Mr. Emm't reports the a-non nt «io- them along auch linea and in such ca line of th«' Southern Pacific company, with an attendant therein, which com thoughtful deliberation since this is r« sited as on the increi-- pacities as they may direct. and It has been «aid that a model fort hous«- may be th«- headquarters only on«- of the GREAT things which In the development of no large a building constructed on this site for people from th«' country when must be accomplished. There to an region as the Klainath baaln, there would do more to advertise Klamath No Idle Time on His Hands 'they ar«- In town; a place that they «•mplre ard a city to be built In the CIVIL ENGINEER must needs arise a great many Im county than any other one thing that "Squlre,’’ asked the visiting friend, may feel to their own and to which Klamath basin, and the wisdom which Rrinforc«^ Concrete Retaining Walls portant and vexing question« which can be done, tor the reason that It they may hav«' a perfect right to go. 1« « xerclsed at this time will have "how do you manage to occupy your Design«-«! and Constructed this court feels can best I m - settled by would be in plain view of the thous and where they may secure for th«»m- great effect on the accomplishments time In this little village?” a frank disclosure of the facta and a ands and thousands of tourists pass 117 Fourth St., Klamath Falls, Ore. The only justice of the peace in ' s»'lves, without cost, such comforts of the future. R«uq>ertfuBy yours, 82 Second St , San Francisco, Cal. calm dlspaastonnte discussion of the ing by on the said company's tralu* Sk«»dunk leisurely bit off a large and conditions as are always Incident WM S WORDEN. County Judge matter at Issue, having always in con- each year. chunk of plug tobacco and chewed in to an absence from their own homes; By order of the County Court. «iderntlon th» best Interests of the R M RICHARDSON We are Informed by Mr. 8. O. John .¡«nd that a bund stapd be constructed silence for a few minutes. county a« a whole. son of the Klamath Development com ' at Mini»' prominent place In the park •'Bill," he said, with judicial sol United States Commissioner Therefore, a« before suggested, this pany that this offer Is still open, and ■ to !>«• us«-«l for concerts and celebra INDI INS I SED NO DIVORCE PRO- emnity, “I can beat any man In six court will endeavor to keep In close that Klamath county can have a clear counties pitchin' horseshoes."—Chi tion«; and that iron hitching rails for TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD < EEDINGH AT ALL touch with the desires, the will and title to th«- same aud sufficient hot cago Tribune. teams be provided along tbe sides of PROOF TAKEN I he wishes of the people In whose be water to heat the building forever, said property on Third and Fourth United Stales Marwlial. Finding Cos- half It Is commissioned to act. upon the construction of a court hous ■ streets and Klamath avenue; that Shortage Kotn«-w here dilion of Affairs. Su-pe in NOTICE. Hultable to the ne«Ms and require swing« an«! other amusements be pro Court House and Takes a Hand Manager — What ’ s the leading lady Parties wishing sagebrust aud ment« of so great n territory a« Klam vided for children, and that sufficient The time has now come for a frank ath county. clearev call on or writs. in such a tantrum about? comfortable benches be provided for The following dispatch is sent out snd Impartial discussion relative to Press Agent—She only got nine W W MASTEN flu- PntM-ni Nite »«■ats throughout the park. from Portland relative to the Klam bouquets over the footlights tonight. the construction of a new court house Klania'f «• While w<- assume that th«» city of ath Indians who were recently taken Th«- rounty court 1« unanimous In There has been considerable sptx-ula Manager—Great Scott! Ain't that Klamath Falls is at the present time to Portland by the United State« mar- tlon and many questions ask»-d con that It «lore not fnvor the erection of enough? HORSES WANTED 1 not In condition financially to pur- »hal. About sixteen Indians were corning what the present county court n n> w building upon the pr»-«ent site. Press Agent— Nope. She paid for ichase this property, at the value now taken, and It was supposed here that 1 want two or four horses for farm will do relative to the construction It* reasons are as follow«: ten.—Exchange. work In exchange for their winter's First. We believe that a court existing, It can under this offer have they were witntHMes In the shooting of such a building After careful de th«- earn«» benefits ax though it owned which occurred on the rt^servation a keep. H. G. FAIRCLO. liberation and a thorough sifting of house should not be built upon the PVBUC SALE the property, and at the end of ten short time ago, an account of which Merrill Route. Main str«i't of any city. Th«» home conditions as they now ap|>car. and years purchas«- It at the then value at appeared in the Republican the law concerning which we have for the conducting of th«- <x>unty busi- Tbe undersigned will sell at public I a llm<> when It is quite likely to be in "Trial marriages among the Klam been advised, we have decided that n«-ss should be auch u place ns to be auction at hto residence on the E. W. a much better position to make the ath Indians must end. The iron hand the people whom we represent have qul>-t und orderly. It should not be a said purchase, even though It will be of civilization demands it and word Roberts ranch, in Poe Valley, on n right to a plain statement and dis loafing place, and should be visited Wednesday. April 5th, 1911, tbe fol-, only by people who have business worth a- much larger sum than at the has come from Washington that the cussion of the facta as they exist lowing described personal property, ■ On Klamath Avenue there or matters requiring their at- present time Indian« must go through the white to-wit: Th«- U ms near O- K. Feed Barn tofitlon, or as Interested attendants Of Necessity man's wedding ceremony. As a re 16 head of milch cows, 30 head of The first step noca-asary was for the ( upon legal matters sult ten bucks and a« many squaws If the court is compelled to buy a young stock cattle, 9 head of horses Second. The present site to too latte, it will feel the necessity of dis aie in Portland today facing Indict court to Inform Itself concerning the 18 head of bogs, 3 brown Swiss bulls, Main street will soon be posing of th«' present one for such ment at the hands of tbe United ippllcatlon of the statutes to the case noisy. 1 hack. 1 3-inch Moline Wagon (near-, Horseshoeing a Specialty In hand, that Is. Just what can and paved; a petition has been signed for sum of money as it will bring at the States grand jury. ly new», 1 horse rake, 1 mowing ma what cannot be done In so far ns the the psvlng of Klamath avenue; Third present time, the purchaser thereof "This to probably the first time that chine, 1 14-inch walking plow, one l«'gal aspects are concerned It nought ami Fourth streets will very likely- acquiring It very likely for specu the government has interf«T«»d with F. T ALLEN AND o DeLave) separator, lot of cream uten <<>mi>etent advice and belicvos the soon follow, and the clatter of traffic lative purposes would not care wheth the Indian marriage system, and it is E. H PATTERSON K sils, 1 set of harness. 1 saddle, 1 large legal situation relative to the location thereon will result In so much noise er the tro«»s be cut, and the posslbil- expected that other tribe« w ill next be that It will be practically impossible ■ Ity of a city park gone for a number called to mark time by tbe govern Toledo range tNo. 8). household fur-| of a court house to b<> as follows: niture and numerous other articles. In 1882 the county seat of Klamath , for cases to be tried In Circuit Court of years, and perhaps forever. ment. Nyal’s Vege Terms—All sums up to 820 cash in county was by legislative enactment without great Interruption. “Th«» old tribal ceremony simply table Prescrip hand; above that amount bankable I*reecnt Conditions l<.caled at the town of Llnkville, the Third. The rock strata underlying «•alls for a gift of so many horses or notes will be taken, due in six months,! tion to Indicat The present building to a mere cattle to tbe father of tbe Indian ed In all ordi platting thereof comprising blocks the surface of the ground of the pres- at 6 per cent interest, or a rebate of nary diseases of numliered from one to forty. The ; ent ail«» to so deep and the soil above shell, inadequate In every way to bride A divorce is arranged by the 5 per cent will be given for cash on women. This ami- enactment stated and required of such character that it will be prac house the transactions of the county's father returning to this son-in-law | remedy never notes. A light lunch will be served that an election should Ire held at the tically Impossible to get a solid foun busln«»ss. The ventilation in the court the lime number of animals given | diBap>iints. its about noon. next general election In 1884 While dation for the mammoth building room to abominable. All pne bas to previously for the bride. g'.ori effects be 20-6t-w-lt G. O. STEPHENS ing percvptibls i here is no record obtainable as to which tbe court must needs construct do during the session of the circuit "Recently a number of redskins from two very whether such an election was held without exrvwaive expense In dto- court on any trial day to simply to were legally married. Some of them REGISTERED HOLATEIN8 FOR first. It to com jias* from the open air into the crowd yet It is understood that various old cuaalng with competent engineers and wanted divorces, and so tore up their SALE posed of U-S 'inhabitants remember that there wus contractors, it has been advised that ed chambers, aud he immediately be- marriage certificates and, believing purest and the I have some fin* vonng registered most reliable suih an election held, and that the It will cost at least 810,000 more to 1 comes cognizant of the obnoxious they were free, began matrimonial Holstein bulls for sale; A-l »t<xk and mercu- drug:; county seat was formally located at construct a foundation on the present odor of carbonic acid gas with which life anew with other mates. Tho acclimated. M. F. 1AXJ8ELBT, Ft oplates rials. l.lnkvllle latter the name of the sit«» than on one where the same con the atmosphere to permeated. There United States marshal descended upon Klamath, Oregon. and other har is no reasonable way to remedy thia, them, and twenty alleged to have used town of Linkville was cbangt-d to ditions do not exist. mful drugs be For the Ambitions Klumath Falls; various additions In ing excluded Fourth. To construct a building of and the county court does not favor this simple method of divorce are now The many dis the way of city plats have been added adequate alt«» practically al) the trere | the spending of a cent upon this old , in Portland awaiting action of the concerting la- thereto from time to time, until the in th«- <-ourt house yard except those i building. grand jury.** fluences to The offices are entirely too small, present city of Klamath Falla covers n fringing th«» outer «»dg«» of the prop»-r- Superintendent Watson is absent in which woman much larger territory immediately ty, would hav«» to be cut down. This and th.' district attorney and the as Portland at the present time, and is constantly •utj-cted ren contiguous and surrounding the old I seems almost sacrellglous. since It has sessor are now being housed in quar i Captain O. C. Applegate, former su der her liable town of Llnkville, or that original tak«»n years to grow them, and their ters outside the building at an ex- perintendent and one of the best to many Functional disorders that plat covering the blocks known and ruthi<Hs destruction would seem a pen so <>f almost 840 a month to the versed men on the Klamath Indians, not only tend to destroy her comfort taxpayers. numbered from one to forty There pity. [states that up until within tbe past snd happiness, but which gradually to a dispute as to wh«th*r a county Tho sheriff's office Is entirely in two years tbe Indians on the Klam merge into chronic and serious dis Fifth. A greater portion of the eases. His safe Is not large ath reservation were under the con eat grow« with the city: in other prewnt site is below the street grade adequate. Nval's Vegetable Prescription to words, while the city of Klamath to a depth of several f««ct, and should enough and a fire would wip«> out his trol of the government, and not without a peer for the successful Falls comprises th«' old town yf Llnk- a new- building be constructed there entire paraphenalla. and take with It ; amenable to the state laws, and that treatmnet of female weakness, pain vllle and all the other additions which It would nec«»ssltate the filling of a tax roll which, this year if it were all marriage licenses were issued by fu) and disordered menstrutatton. hysteria, eramps, "bearing down have been made thereto during the . practically th«, entire block at an ex- burned at its Inception, would have the agent. 81nce the issuing of the pains," inflammation and falling of time since 1882, It Is claimed that i pense of several thousand dollars. meant a lost to the county of almost I trust deeds of the allotments the the womb. This is a remedy of the county seat Itself does not grow 8168.000. This site to very valuable property, state laws apply to the Indians as sterllar worth. The records of the county ^are well as to other citizens and Increase In site along with the and the value now will be greatly en While all city Itself. UNDERWOODS PHARAHCr hanced by the lapse of time. In the housed In a small stone vault imme [of the recent marriage's have been There are authorities to substan court's opinion It is so located that It diately contiguous to the county performed according to the white Cor. 7th and Main Streets For an up-to-date wheel, get tiate this view There are also others will alwnys be as good property as ex | clerk’s office, which to not in any way man's 'aw, it is known that there are klainath Fills - - - - Oregon a Rambler, on sale at the GUN ! upholding the view that the county ists in the city of Klamath Falls, and fire proof. The vault door cannot be a number of cases where this law has STORE. For sale or rent, Meat does grow with the city, and that could be sold for a sum. which put | locked. not b«»ei) followed In the matter of rents to rent. Guns. We carry Klamath Falls and any portion there Into the construction of a new build »If the court house should burn, the divorces a full line of Sporting Goods. Send for free illustrated catalog; lara- of la now the county m»at ing or Into tho building of good roads county would not only lose the con- ect list in Virginia. I Títere Is an Oregon statute which would mean a large saving to the tax i tents, but all the records contained in CASSELMAN A CO.. Rkhmoml Vn. -dates plainly that In order to remove payers the vault would be consumed, which GLENS1DE WINS THE NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE th«- county »eat from one part of the would be ireparable, and a large part Which Hite? THE GUN STORE county to anothor, a petition must This discussion leads to the ques could never b«» replaced. This would LIVERPOOL. March 2 4. The J. II. CHAMBERS first be secured, signed by three- tion. where, then, shall the court ' tn«»an a loss which would be difficult fifths of the legal voters of the county, hous«» be built? If the free sit«’ of [to estimate, and on«» which the court Grand National Steeplechas«' at Ain and that an election must bo held at fered by th«» Klamath Development I hopes will not occur during Its incum tree, th«» rich»»st cross country rac»' In tne world, was won by F RlbbyV the next general election and the vote company to not accepted, then there bency. Gienside, Tick Wilson riding, with O iast therefore must be a three-fifths remains th«» selection of auother. It appears that desperat«» chances ready to mail majority of all the legal votes In th«» Where shall It be, what will it be, are being tAken, and tho responsibility H. Jones' Pathnally second and F. Tba !•»<!>•« S~d Cateto« oí 11 m W«X- TRADE RUARA» and how shall It be secured is great. There is now in the treas Nelke's Sbad.vgirl third. Twenty-six Ut>’«Catatos Yo«w ttlt eras doaoiwb < ounty. D esign « There Is no law providing for a spe- if there be another sit«» available ury. or w II b«» when tho collection of steeds started, but most of them fell oa GOOD »ood — und far tkto Calatos C opyrights A c during the four and a half mile of »nd ■■« «I m U s . WH« s Anyooe lendlnc a »hatch and daaertption MAT < ial election for this purpose, and the j the county court will be greatly 'he present tax roll to accomplished, Tafeftly aacwtain oar opinion frae whaibar«a<* CHAS. H. LILLY CO.. Smith. Wn. question cannot be voted upon before ' pleased to have It suggested, and the practically 875.000 in cash, to be ex 'he course th«1 general election In November, ‘terms and conditions under which it pended for th«» construction of a new Stanley Robinson Dea«l 1812 The court has. however, au may b«> n»»ctired. building. CLEVELAND. Ohio, March 24 City Park thority to construct a building In any Tho court could, were there no con , The city of Klamath Falls has no troversy relative to the selection of Stanley Robinson, former owner of' part of th«» old town of Llnkville it It would be a calamity the site, build a foundation, put >ip ‘ the St. Ixiuis National League base mav choose, hut its location on any public park territory outside of it Is subject to to build a city without making provi the walla and the roof of a finely ball team, died of blood poisoning this dispute, and can be settled only by a sions therefor, and it will require at equipped building before snow files; ' morning. COUNTY COURI'b BUILDING I'M brower WOULO HAVE CIIY PAHA OH MAIN E. L. ELLIOTT H. H. SEARS I! New Blacksmith Shop GENERAL BLACKSMITHING I CYC OLD VIRGINIA FIRMS FOR SAL£ crirrv -F-l V catalog : P atents