respect the passports of Jewish Amer
will have the best location to offer to i
icans discriminates against the Amer
factories on the coast.
This will
ican freedom of thought, and demand
mean that Klamath Fails baa the op
ing the abrogation ot the treaty with
portunity to become one of the big
the czar's empire.
manufacturing cities. With plenty of
in his reeolutlon Cungrrnminan Bui-
power, plenty of timber, plenty of the
snr asks President Taft to notify the
John Hpolek, a well known resi
best agricultural land In the West,
PARIS,April 10,—Women with big
Russian government that It Is the de. dent ot the Malin colony, is a very
Klamath Falls and Klamath county feet and men with little feet are
sire of America to terminate the happy man. Sunday night’s train
Tired and sleepy, and looking have a bright future in store for them prone to insanity, according to a re
FAMtllH NALGON WltECKKR AVI» treaty of 1133.
brought Mrs. Hpolek and the ten much the worse for the wear, Robert
port read by Edmond Perrier before
Hhould tho resolution be adopted little Spoleks.to Klamath county from Hopper and Bert Carlock ambled in
John Kills was In from ik-ven Mlle th» Paris Academy of Science«, the
by congress anti the course sugg««te<l their -former home in th» middle to the Livermore hotel after 2 o’clock Baturday on a business trip
While report being the work of Alienists
followed by Prealdeut Taft, it will west, Mrs
Hpolek and the ten this morning.
They had seen the in this city, ho stopped at the Lako- Marie and McAuliffe Out of 106 nor
cancel all relations between this coun bright youngsters up piar to be very Upper Klainath Lake, both by sun side Inn.
WORTII, KA SHAH
mal men, the report «ay«, eighteen
try unti Husain, and open the way for happy also, for they snilie ««intlnual- light mid moonlight, but for nome
have small feet, and out of 106 In
the adoption of new and more favor ly, and k «'< iu not the least tired from reason, did not seem to be in &
sane males seventy-six havo small
LEA VEN WOIlll. Kann. April 10. ii blu diplomatic relation*.
their long journey.
mood to discuss th«> beauties of the
feet. On the contrary, 100 normal
-Carrie Nation I h no more. Shu
The Spoleka are not the only peo scene.
l lltHT ADDITION. BUNGALOW, ^oni.-n showed twe ty three with
panned away nt 11:30 thin morning
ple who ar«, happy either, as many
It all tame about just like tnls. ju»t completed; I roouw« and bath, large feet and of the same number
In a aanltarliim In thia city, where
risidi-ntM of Malin are glad to aguln Heppner and Carlock have long heard kits-fien cabiiict; w ir«-d for <*l«*ctri<' of insane women eighty-two have
she iiitil I mm - u confined for noaio time,
meet Mrs. Hpolek, while the ten littl«.« of the wonders of the Upper Lake,
lights.
Frit«- is right; term« easy, larg«! feet.
An h temperance worker of th«i
DENVER, April 6. Frunk Ryan Hpoli-k's will so swell the number » h« n they were given an lnvlt.nl«.it only Xl;PH» «axil, balan« •- «20 per
most forceful chars« ter, Mtn. Nation nilas Ed Htevens, the supposed hus of children of Mhool age In Malin by W li Hatfield and W O. Hnson
month. Thia will mak« you it alee
N«'W Daughter
nttuined world wide notoriety be- band of Mrs. Lillian Paxton of Los that they will l»< |«erfectl.v assured ««» spend Munday visiting the points
home.
tween 1900 and 1903 by gathering a Atigtdoit, who was being hold here for of it school.
.
of Inti-rest on the sheet of water in
Dr. Hauiiltun reports the arrival ot
1 MODERN Bl NGALOW in Nicli-
following,
aiuu'd
with
hatctiotd, tho lai* Angeles poll««« In connection
it motor boat did they acceilt* R«ll-> ola udililion ; A room xsitlt latti«; «le«- a ten-pound daughter last Friday at
swooping down on saloons In the Mid with the Paxton «as«-, < «aped las'
Everything went lovely, and they trie light«, city water; «-verything ju«t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
dle Western stat«*. and stnushlnt* night.
l> were on tlielr way hack to the Hhtp- a« you would build for yourw-lf. Frier Howard in Mill« addition.
windows, glaMM-H. bottles, n it urea,
Ills three children, all uud« r four
plngton landing at about <’30 In tho 82,750; only *500 < a«h. lutlan« •• in
etc . leaving the grog shops l<H>klng y«arx, were held with him. The/
afternoon.
when- w«-ll
something monthly payment«.
WASHINGTON, D. <’., April B.
as though a full cyclone had used »«•re left in the mutron’s ward of tho A resolution has been introduced iu went wrong, an«l the launch stopped. 1
ON LINK RIVER, about 2 aere«
them for a playhouse.
jail.
the hous«' by Coitgr- soman Sheppard It remained stopired, too.
tn ar bridge; 2 bovine«; fin«- fruit
ATTORNEY AND
Lost night lie was allowed to go t-> of Texas. deinnudiug au InvestigHtlo'i
Several tluiAM after thin Insanity
Aan> liody who has owned a ku » o - trees; an i«l«'al pia««- for rhiekrun,
COUNSELOR AT LAW
prove« dings were brought ugaiust th«i ili«' matron's qusrters to care for th«' of tlie affairs of the Postoffice De line engine knows only t-xo well the vegetables and crl«-ry. Tlii» can be
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Klin nun woman. She hail been ailing children, mid ««ending the matron f'»r rartment by th«« committee of exprti 1601 Huje things lliat can go wiong «<d«l on very cany term«.
for u long time, and her death was hot water, he put u paper In the lock dilutes of this <lwpartnu nt. of which mid they hav«- to b< wise- indeed to
ROOMS 7 A 8. MURDOCK BLOS
THREE-ROOM HOUSE near depot.
of the cell so It would not lock Aft*.'« Ahhbroofc of olilo is th- < halrnian
■ xpected.
tie abb to fln«l the def»1« t wf»)l<>t>t
KbOO; g«MMl term*.
th«- matron slept he left th« ceil,
examining the thousand other ).»>s-
JUST OFF l->l*l. 4NADE in Hot
t«u«'li>'<l III«* (oof through a trap
blbllitles first.
Well that was the
Pl Mil KN A HELPLE hn
Drop in for it Visit
Spring* addition, lot SOxlAO; tin«'
ATTORNEY AT LAW
door
In
the
bath
room
mid
escaped.
CHIPPIE loltM < tit
M in . II. L. D< izell, mother of .Mrs. trouble, und as there was no craft In vh-vt of Mt. Hluixt.'i. We Itavi' a price
General l.aw Practice Si ite aud ted
Ev«'ty <<ffort is b' lrig mad« for hl'
sight,
the
four
Just
had
to
be
as
Lutti«* L. Bailey, arrived here Huuday
below th«- mark«*t.
eral Courts
RED BLUFF. April Ö. Instea.l recapture, mid It is thought Imp«« night from Cadillac. Mich., bringin;- patient ¡.a possible, and wait till the
HOT SPRINGS LOTS;«WOO buys I
Examiner of l.atni Title*
launch <lrift«-«l iu to shoro, which It |
of getting lh<< money that lie went to slbh for hlin to get away.
with her .Mrs. Bailey's daughter
lot« logrtbrr; another .w. including
aft»
First .National ISauk Bl<>< k
«««ilect from it brakeman. Emit Metri*«,
Dorothy, and Roger Torrey, the sou did eight and one-half hours
eeliwnt «talli*. M-w«-r anil grad«-«l
* 1.1.
it stopped.
Klanuult
Fall««.
Oregon
who Is crippled with rlieumatIsm. r
of ,M rs. Rose M. Torrey. Mrs. Del-
*tr««et for MISO: : a fine pair of lote.
«'«lived u fall In which he sustained r
<11 aud little .MI hh Bal!«-'. will re-
<orn«'r Nfrnlow way and < una I for
fiati tue of the righi IMp and thigh
inaili here for a visit of two or three
»525. Thia i* <»x
« er Ml (Ml I«-»« (hail FRE’-J WESTERFELD
HAI.E.M. April B
On account of
bone Heiser niieges that Conductor
months' duration, while .Mast«- Tor-
llic market.
DENTIST
Lindsay shoved him off the platf'iim j,I"’ Kf"'1 bl,,l‘ of applications belli rey will remain here.
FIRST ADDITION MzTS. We have
Klamath tails, Oregon
mad«
for
the
position
of
Insurance
of the cur. mid that ho fell down tho
CCORDING T o notices being sent | «onte g<aal Lot* in till« addition; it
Over
Star
Drug Store
steps mid into the gutter
Lin-Isay <ouiniiasloner by those who evidently
lletum I’roiu CMlifomin
va ili pay yon to net- it* before buying.
' out by the local land offic«“« on f
was arrested on the complaint ot Met b< 11« te Governor West can at any
Mrs. J. O. Pierce und son Albert
< ORNER ON MAI N. ISO f<»ot front,
the order of the Commissioner of the i
zer, und rt'lea-M-d ou bonds 1n tho a im 'tliii« I k - desires dlscliai ge Commit «arrived Munday night from Pacific
urli haaG-d. with g«a«l buildings;*77
WILL A. LEONARD
General
Land
Office,
all*
the
land
i
slunre Mum Kozer und tnak«' a new ap
ot yi.dH
Beach, wbi ae the Pierce family spent
Iter front f«M>t. The rental will i«u>
DENTIST
Hetzer allego« that bo went to th« IMilntnumt, tho governor announces i th« winter. Mr. Pierce accompaln«<l ¡owners und«-r th«« Klamath Project; I4<a««l inn-rext on investment.
■ atMioye to «'ollcct a bill owed him by a that th« pr»s«nt Incumbent will re | his wife anti son us far as Weed, and ' who are t «-reiving water, will have to
U
bil.-Mail.l.
t Bldg.
WE IIA3E SOME other good buy*
brakeman who was said to bo In the main In office until January, 1913, .' then went on to Ashland to attend ' i>S7 their aHH« tu«mcntB for 1910 with on Main anti Sixth: a*k u* alaiut
in 30 «lays from receiving the said
• ar. He kniwked at th«- door of th« its provided by law.
them.
I to business interests there. He will
R
M
RICHARDSON
, notices, or else their water right will
Governor West Is not authorized to
calhaHu-. I.lmlsay opened the <I< m « i .
I m - here in few days.
WE WHITE FIRE l.N'SI'RAN'CE
;
bt
cancelled.
This
Is
bound
to
work
'interfere
with
the
Insurance
commie-
und wh« n Hetzer asked for the debtor
United States Commissioner
: a hardship on some of the farmers
CHIMOTE A RICE.
i. cuntrovoray follow«»!. Lindsay, *> shiner until after the year 1913, as
'of Klamath county.
Next to (I m ' American Hotel
Hetzer says, hit hint on the jaw. and , the statute provides that the commis-
TIMBER AND HOMESTEAD
The aiucssnicnt for the year 1910
Phone 081
lie fell Into tbo gutter, where lila crios sioiiei ap|H>lnt«d shall serve until that
PROOF TAKEN
bwam«' du«« on May 1. 1910 and de
for help brought Etigln««r McGraw time
CLEVELAND. April 6.—The con linquent <>s May 1, 1911. Ijist year
and Chris Mcbaffer to his assistance,
dition of Tom Johnson has not Im notice« of such delinquency were |
JOIIN It.’H COMPANY
and they l<g»k him to his home.
proved in the least of late. Even the somewhat delayed and In many cases <
DENIER THE REPORT
Dr Owen and Dr.. Fife, who wer«
most hopeful at his bedside now COÎI- were not sent out by the local land
summoned, say that Hetzer'* injurie««
cede that the end will be only a mat- <>ffi«e until July and August. As th«' I
arc aerlous.
NEW YORK. April 6. The Staid- ter of a few days.
THE DELICIOUS APPLE—Highest quality apple and therefore
land owner had thirty days In which
J.lndsay denies striking Hetzer, and a rd Oil company has Issued a formal
has steadily brought the highest prices by far, of any apple grown.
to make payment after receiving the
« Ialina that be only gave him a shove statement denying reports that It is
Sells regularly in Portland for IS and 3« per box and 38 to 315 in
< ltangc in Firm
notice tuanv of them were abb* to
and Setzer fell down the steps.
and has been financing the revolt In
New York.
H. E Hlchardson, who came here | realize on their fall crop before
Mexico. The ntatenient says:
THE. MAYFLOWER PEACH—Highest quality peach known and
some time ago from Walls Walla to making the payment, but with these
All these and similar reporta ar«- assist F. R. Olds, the local painter
the earliest, yet it blooms the latest, hardy, a freestone, r«?d to the
absolutely untrue. The Standard Oil and d-corator, bss pnr<-»,a«'’d a half notices sent out at the time the pay
pit and the best for the home.
ment b«'conie«i delinquent, or on May
THE CLIMAX PLUM—Undoubtedly the most beautiful, fra
mmpany. In its character as a cltla n ; interest in the Olds establish men t
1, the farmers will not have this ad
REDDING, April 6
Ml Rodding of th«- United States. has strictly held
grant and most delicious plum grown. Mr. Burbank’s finest pit fruit
Mr. 'Richardson Is a first class vantage. .but will have to raise the
-irect employes were ordored laid off Itself apart from all Interfererr.- In I pa|n(er and decorator.
and equally valuable fresh or canned.
money for these payments at the,
' «. rn indefinite time at the m««etlt>g the uffelnt of the Mexican republic.
THE PHENOMINAL BERRY—This has been called Burbanks
time
most
of
them
are
using
all
the
«>f the city l«oard of trustee«. This1 with which It l«as no connection,
greatest triumph—a cross between deuberry and red raspberry. It is
Kearney Carter of Portland is in money they can get <n putting in and
has become n«s'e«*ary becau»« 314.- moral or material
the beat small fruit grown. Bears the first year. Include a few in
this city, the guest of his brother, O. cultivating their summer's crop.
i
this years planting
«Oo. practically all of the city’s funds,
' L. Carter. After spending a few days
There are now 30,006 acres being .
was In th«« defunct Hank of Sbasta BIGG EMT IMM KHON CO A HT PLAN here Mr. Carter will go on to Fort
irrigated by the government pro
«ounty. Tim condition la trying .ind
Klamath, where he will spend the ject. on which the water assessments
»orlons, and means that Redding will
SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.- Sev summer months.
G. 8. EHLE. Proprietor, P. O. Box »85, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
will become delinquent for the'year
neither hat« str«»'t sprinkling, strixet eral millions will be spent by Herbert
1910 on May 1. The books of the
and
Hartland
Lal
building
docks
and
Guy Merrill. Perry DeLap and W.
< leaning nor repairing until such time
Water Users A«^cclstion show a
aS relief may b«< obtained or a part of wareiious«*« at tho foot of Presidio C. Dalton have returned from a trip
membership of 674, and probably
ih«' money 1« recovered. The 115.000 street, near Harbor View.
to Ashland where tffiey—well, al)
about on«*-half of these receiv«»d
The opinion prevails in financial three look much the worse for wear,
1« mainly li««m«<' and tax money col
'circles that the project la a forerun- and murmerlng something about water on their land last year. While i
lected by th>< marshal last year.
these will have until May 1, and pro-1
Tho blow la a heavy on«', and will ner of Jam«« J. Hill's known desire Eleven o’clock” a-nd "hello Bill” and
Prime Importance
babiy 30 days more in whicb to make i
lie felt alike by all. Without munici to reach San Francisco Bay with his "Visited the Antlers Club."
payment only about twenty have ,
I
pal progreaa the city will be unable railroad
done "O -yet.
However, a large:
The I-aw brothers state that the
Dr. O. F. Demorest, who formerly
to hold Its own with Its lean unfortu
number will make their payments |
docks and buildings will be tho larg- practiced his profession in Merrill,
nate neighbors
during
this
month.
but
it is
The trustee« are frank in being nu est on tb«> Pacific coaat. They mean has returned to that placo from Bel)
anticipated that many of them will
able to prc««>nt a solution of tho prob ■ to »»«tabllsh a ferry line crossing th«« Ingham, Wash., and will again open
find it difficult raining the money, <«♦-
an office there.
lem at this time. They will wait de bay
peeially those who have recently ac
velopment* In tho banking situation
quired land a-nd have not yet gotten
C. 8. Benfield, a well known reat-
as others ar« doing.
Voting city
their entire holdings under cultiva
dent
of
Paisley,
is
here
from
that
itonda may be tho only means to tide
tion. Many have been laboring unde*
hustling Lake county community.
over the city's financial loss
th«« impression that the government
PHILADELPHIA. April 6.—Craige He is at the Livermore while in Kia would continue to be a« lenient in
LAKE COUNTY TACKLKH
Lippincott, president of the publish math Falls
the matter of payments as it v .«.<
ROABH PROBLEM ing firm of J. P. Llppinoott A Co... an
'•st year, and therefore have neglect
K.
L.
Vinyard
and
A.
M.
Vinyard.
art patron and society man, was
ed to prepare themselves for making
LAKEVIEW. April «.--The I-ake found d««ad at bis homo this morning two young men who came in Satur these payments this spring.
Seventh & Main
day from Oranta Paas to look over
«ounty court has Issued a call for a with a gunshot wound In his head.
Klamath
County
with
a
view
to
lo
good roads meeting at the court house
The polio» are undetermined as tn
THE NEW POWER COMPANY
here for April 11th, and It 1s believed whether he committed suicide from cating here, left Monday for Merrill,
there will be a large attendance from tho fact that the members of tho fsm- where they will look at some ranches
in that section.
nil portions of the county, which Is lly refuse to discuss the cnee.
HIS city and this county can be
newly awakened to tho necessity for
congratulated upon the entrance
Robert Werder of Medford was a
improving the arteries of trade. Ono FOOTPA1M INi GAMPIPE
into this territory of the 8lskiyou
Sunday visitor in Klamath Fulls.
factor In the work of road education
ON BARTENDER'S HEAD
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Willey are In company for the distribution ot
is the I-ake County Automobile Club,
from their splendid homestead on power. As far as tho individual serv
which la working for the betterment
BAN FRANCISCO. April «—Arthur Aspen Lake. They are gueat* at the ice of lights and power is concerned
of the roads ot Lake, which, though Meyer, a bartender at the Liberty sa
it does not matter what company or
Bladwln Hotel.
not so badly In need of It sa those of loon, was probably fatally injured to
what man may be the owner, as all
To yourself In tbo shape of an
*ome Oregon counties, are still far day when he resisted two footpads
public service corporations are regu
E.
B.
Prideaux
Is
here
from
Sac
•count in the First Trusts and
from being tret class at all times of who attempted to hold up the place.
lated and controlled by the state, but
ramento, representing the W. P. Ful
the year.
the entrance of a company able to
The thugs atruck him over the
Savings Bank Then you’ll not
At present I-akeview claims more head with a piece of gaspipe and then ler Paint Company.
supply the amount of power that the
have to worry about the safety
automobiles than any place In the •hot him In the Sack. The bandits
Siskiyou Electric Light and Power
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tyrell of Port company can means very much for the
West, considering the population, and escaped, but the entire police force is
of your money. If you haven’t
land are among tod ay'a visitors In future of Klamath Falls.
n largo number has been ordered engaged in the search tor them.
very much to worry about all
Klamath rails.
from dealers for the spring delivery.
With the Immense projects of the
the more reason why you
This gives the automobile club a great DOES HERBERT BROTZ
Siskiyou company it has -almost un
leverage In tho movement for road
Mrs. C. F. Stone leaves in a few limited power, and plenty of power
UVE IN KLAMATH COUNTY »
should make sure of its safety.
betterment.
days for a visit ot four or five weeks and cheap power is what manufac
So start with what you have
turer* are looking for.’ The city or
Arthur W. Orton, register of the in Portland.
and sleep easy hereafter.
location makes very littlo difference
3HKH ABROGATION OF
land office at Lakeview, han received
TREATY WITH RU8HIA letters from Fred Brots of Caledonia,
Miss Norine Quilltch has accepted a in the ««tablishment of factories if
Livingaton county. New York, seeking position with the Chamber of Com* shipping facilitiee are adequate and
it is possible to secure plenty of cheap
WAHHINGTON, D. C., April
newa of hla eon, Herbert Brots, whom merce.
Congressman William Suiter ot New ho has not heard from In four years.
power.
Mrs. Hugh Clopton. wlfo of the
When connections are made be
York today introduced a joint resolu-, The father writes that his son is sup
KLTMATH FALLO, ORE.
Hon, declaring that the refusal on posed to have filed on land in Klam Bonansa postmaster, Is here visiting tween this city and tho plants of this »
friends
for
a
few
days.
company in California, Klamath Falls
the part of tho Russian government to ! ath county.
SPOLK'S WIFE AND TEN
1 ¿
■r
BIG F001ED WOMEN;
SMALL FOOTED MEN
JUST
LIKE
TH
THIS
GOOD INVESTMENTS
C. C. BROWER
E. L. ELLIOTT
A
For Klamath Home-Builders
THE KLAMATH NURSERIES
In Medicine
UNDERWOOD’S
Pharmacy
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