Klamath republican., April 13, 1911, Image 4

KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
W. O. SMITH, Editor.
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR ÜMtbüN
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
[I-MIO! JO» 0IE0 NOHOIY AUTO CLUB HOLOS 1816 MEETING
SINGLE TAXER AND LKADKH OF
THREE-« KNT FARE CAMPAIGN
HIATK
PASSES AWAY AFTKR A PRO-
GOOD I to AD MATTERN TAKEN
LONGED ILLNKNN
1'1» WITH (NHNTY tNIURT
AITN»
CONVENTION.
W. J. Garrity, paymaster's clerk at
NOT DEAD, HUE H LWl'klll
th«« Brem«>rt<>n navy yard wan today
dlanilsaed from the naval service. Th« * LEAVENWORTH. Kaaw April It.
cause of his dismissal was the theft -' (’arri<> Nation rallied this morning
of 12,200 government funds, which but death Is momen^rliy esprct«d a
wkn taken from th«« safe aboard the bad relapse yesterday sauaed th<> re­
United States training ship Philadel­ port that she was dead
phia.
The ax also dropped on Paymaster
The Dalle« had considerable build
K. R. Wilson, who. betng In charge of
Ing activity during ths past month
th<< funds, was held officially respon-
March statlattca showed over 100 new
alble for their safe keeping
Wilson
house« valued at 1101,176
was reducml two numbers In the pro |
motion line.
All communications submitted for publication In the columns of this
At Mouday night's big meeting of
ULKVELND. April 11.—Cleveland
paper will be Inserted only over the name of the writer. No non de plume
la lu uiuuruiug today tor the dealU o( the Klamath County Automobile as­
articles will be published.
bur grualust eiUsvu, iuiu L. Jobusou. sociation, C. 8. Moore, who Is now In
who auccuiubed last night to the at­ Portlaud on a business trip, was elect­
I HI
SOME DOINGS IN THK
WHAT CANCER IS
tack of lllneaa that haa long kept him ed by the organisation to represent
«.HANTS
PANS
MAN
IN
LIVE TOWN OF MERRILL hovering between life aud duaib.
the association as a delegata at the
IJNK FOR »A.tMMl JOB
More has been learned about can*
Tboufib the ex-uiayor made a i convention of the State Automobile
cer during the last ten years than
MERRILL. April 11.—Another ad­
convene«
In
association,
which
Port-
valiant tight during the laat few
SPOKANE. April 11. W R. Kob­
during the previous ten centuries. It dition has been made to the surveying days, he «llvlnod, as dl«i evsrybody land April 15th.
ers, f«»r many years professor of en­
la found among all races; to a teas de­ crew under Mr. Drum, eleven more
Good
roads
wore
dlscusse«!
to
n
at his bedside, that be could not laat
gineering at the Washington State
gree among the uncivilised, but never- men coming tn Saturday. They are
long. When the grim reaper arrived great extent, and the following reso­
college, now a resident of Grants
thelfsM among them. All vertebrates going to rush the survey of the perma­
he found -Mr. Johnson perfectly re­ lution was adopted:
are subject to it. and even plants are nent line to Alturas as soon as pos­
"To the Jlonorabln County Court In Pssa, la likely to bn the next Wash­
signed.
subject to tumors that are very sug­ sible. having eaabllshed a camp about
and for Klamath County:
i ington state highway commissioner.
Tom L. Johnson, who had been tn
gestive of cancer.
It is not now fifteen miles east of here.
Governor Hay Is said to favor him.
"At
a
meeting
of
th««
Klamath
Au-1
III health since he retired as mayor of
thought to be hereditary, congenial
and h«< has been mentioned by other
G. D. Orixxle and T. A. Roberts,
tomobile
association,
duly
assomblml
Cleveland on January 1, 1910, will
•r ordinary communicable.
ornamental marble workers of Klam­
officials.
Th«« position begins next
probably be known in all future In this city on April 10. 1911, It wav i
What, then, is It? By careful study ath Falls, were arrivals in town last
summer ami pays 15,000 yearly. Hay
"Resolved,
That
such
court
b«>
American municipal history as mayor
•f infected mice and rats the theory week. They are here to build several
of the * beat governed city In the urged to co-operate with the county |w*ll likely announce his appointment
has been evolved that cancer is due monuments for local parties
United States,” and as the father of ccurt of Jackson county In Improv-
to independent cellular activity. Clea­
J. L. Norton has sold his liome-
the tbree-cent street railway fare in Ing the road In the res|>vctlve countlee
rer is not something that comes into i.tcad relinquishment to Mrs. Alma
America. He was born In Blue Spring. b««tween Kinmath Falls and Ashland
the body from the outside. It is Kuchue. from San Francisco,
Mrs
Ky., July 18, 1854". Ills father. Gen­ at th«« earliest possible date.
something which grows up from the J Kuehne will move onto the place at
"Resolved, That the county «xiurt of
eral Wm. Johnson, a famous Ken-
inside. It is as though certain cells «nee. The deal was made through
SILVER LAKE. April
i tucky legislator, lost his fortune In Klamath rounty be urg««d to further
of the body grew up and went wrong, the Merrill real estate man. E E.
I the Civil War, and at 15 young John­ Improv«« the road within Klamath J Klpple of Summer lutke. who
as though certain soldiers in the army Fitch.
son was thrown on his own reaources. county leading to Lakeview as ««on Ing for artesian water. han a well
turned traitors and fought their own
C. A. Bradford, au inaurane«' writer
It la I
lie promptly secured a job as a horse a^ poiuilble as Important to the people 'down to S depth of 300 feet
brothers. Why this is so we do not from Princeton. Km» , is here look­
reported on good authority that nat- Our leas and table luxuries
car driver on the streets of l«ouls- of Klamath county.
yet know.—Metropolitan.
ing over the country with a view of
"Resolved, That a copy of thene res­ ural gas has been encountered suffi
vllle, and began learning the business
Are a delight to the woman who like«
investing.
in which he later made fame and for­ olutions be forwarded by the aecre- j elen^ to burn when a tin can with a the best and dalntlaat
We have so
Three miles soath of lb? M»sa 11 n- ,
tary
to
thc
respective
automobile
1 nail hole In th«< bottom 1« Inverted many things that are tempting to ttn-
tune. Johnson served later'as chief
cantada, in Mexico, is a splendid spec- ■ MARSH 4L TAKES INDIANS
of police of Louisville, but noon be- clubs of Lake and Jackson counties, I over tho well and a match applle«!
«ye and palate that we cannot name
imen of fantastic erosion- an "island
TO PORTLAND FN)R TRIAL i came • interested financially In the and the county court of Klamath
I
them here
Won't you do us and
in the air." a rock with overhanging
I
street car systems of Indianapolis, rounty.
i yourself ths fhvor of comlog here that
feet high i I
«
IU1HM
llll.l.
l>E4*IBKI>
sides nearly four hundred iret
That ,he federal authorities have
R R HAMILTON. President
Cleveland. Detroit and Brooklyn
and seventy acres in area on thi rnot yet ceased their investigations
AGAINHT I’l-AINTIFF’ we may show them to you?
Patents on various atreet car ap­ "Harry Goeller. Secretary.”
fairly level top. indented with count- lof the marriage conditions among the
Judge II. L Benson Tu««da> ren­
Matters of importance to th«> l>et-
pliances helped him along financially,
less bays, notched with dixzy chasms Indiana on the Klamath reservation is
und tnad«« him an authority on street terment of th«< roadways of Klamath dered his division on th«* i tom bill in
The greater part of the island over­ shown by the fact that Deputy United
railway matters. He was practically county were discussed to some length I equity proceeding« filed against Stew­
hangs the sea like a huge mushroom, States Marshal T. E. Hammersley left
at the height of a most successful by the gathering, among others, the art and Roush by Donart a Son The
and on top stands a- town which for Tuesday morning for Portland, taking
career as a strret railway magnate placing of suitable guideposts and case was heard some time ago. The
To the I'atUle
artistic charm, ethnological interest i with him George Orr and Brick Jim,
signa at crossings
This matter will 1 judges decided against the plaintiff
when.
In
1888,
he
retired
from
busi
­
and romantic history has no peer.
I wish to announce to the people of
who will have to face the federal ness to carry out chertsh««d Ideas of be taken up with the rounty court.
This little town of Ancoma is one grand jury in Portland on adultery
Klamath County that I have purchas­
The
Klamath
County
Automobile
social reform, among which was that
of prehistoric Pueblo architecture charges.
ed the entire stock and busln«-«« of
of becoming the father of tbree-cent association, in addition to working
Most of the houses are of the type
Many of the Indians have not ; street railway fare in America. This for the interests of auto owners In ONE HUN l»E RD AND HIXTY ACRES the Monarch Grocery not already
built when every house had to be a thought it necessary to go through
thia territory, was primarily organ­ two milea from Mldlnud; 110 acres owned by me, and hereafter will have
fort. One climbed a ladder at night, ; the formality of getting a divorce I idea had been imparted to him by ized to boost for good roads in Klam­ under ditch; house; fenced; |iartially sole charge and management of the
Henry George, whose influence over
using the ground floor as a cellar from their first wife before marrying
busln«’«*
It la my Intention to ron-
Johnson's
entire life dated from.the ath county, and though it haa been cleared; »45 pre acre, one third caati.
Against enemies st med only with another. Instead, they merely tore
tine m> bu«ln«-as exclusively to the
organized
but
a
short
time.
It
is
al-
ONE t)F THE IIEHT farm« in the selling of groceries. I will always
bews and arrows this was a fair de­ i up the marriage license Issued to time when on a railway train Johnson i ready making Its presence felt
It is
fense. It was only with Inconceiv­ them and their discarded wife, and bought a copy of George's "social not necessary that one should own an «alley; lilt acres on l»«t River; near carry th«' moat complete stock of the
I-ater the two becaiu*-
prupti ''d «h»|HS ; all un<F*r irrigation beat line« of groceries that can be
able labor that this island town in then picked up wife number two. The problems."
fast
friends,
and
work«?d together at I auto before joining: the membership eveept :l
12 acres in alfalfa; bought, ami it will be my aim to Tur­
the air was built and fortified. It was authorities have been investigating
' is open to all who are advocating bet-
retrying
out
various
reforms
inHaiicr
good
alfalfa
land; good ini- ulah anything in th« g nicer y line that
reaiched by a mere trail of toe holes this, and there are several in Port-
On George's advice Johnson enter- | ter highways. Th«« local club Is a pro« cmrnt«. Prlc- Mi.1 |«-r acre, one.
up the stem of the ‘'mushroom.” The ; land now awaiting hearings.
iny customers want
i ed politics, running first for congress, rnembt-r of the State Automobile as­ third < anil.
age of the island is not known, but it
The store will be remodeled and «
but being defeated in his first rave, sociation. which Is making a state
was already old In 1540.
ALFA I J-A LA.ND. mo aerea, all un modern system of cash carriers and
wide
campaign
for
road
improvement.
when he campaigned on the free
BUSINESS SUSPENDED
«1er Irrigation and culti» «Goti; 7 arrra other conveniences Installed to en-
trade issue. Later he was elected, Every county has such an organiza­
DURING
JOHNSON'S
FUNERAL
alfalfa; house, barn. etc. ITIce gnu able quick and agreeable service to
The mileage of blood circulation
tion.
and
It
Is
through
these
that
the
serving two terms from 1890 to 1894.
|H-r acre; term«.
reveals some astonishing facts.
It
our customers It Is my ain to make
association
appeals
to
the
county
CLEVELAND, April 11.—Business i Here one of his most notoworthy
has been calculated, for instance, that
get
courts
and
residents
in
order
to
CLOSE IN TRACT. ISM acres, on It a pleasure to shoppers to trade et
achievements was the ruse by which
assuming the heart beats sixty times ' will be suspended during Tom John­
the
quickest
action
main
road; line potato land. I*ut till» my store, and everything will be done
1 he forced the printing of the entire
a minute at ordinary pressure, the son's funeral. Prominent men of the
In
potatoes
and make it |««y for itself. for their convenient
text
of
Henry
George's
"protection
blood goes at the rate of 208 yards v nation are flooding the family with
Remember, alao, that all goods
III«'Y<'LISTS
CROSS
INDIA
ITfc-e fl,MS, half caah.
of Free Trade” into the Congressional
minute, or nine miles an hour, 220 telegrams of condolence, A public
handled by me will be guaranteed,
FOR
THE
FIRST
TIME
Record, and It« free distribution to I
TWENTY ACRE TRAIT on Mid­ and the stock will always be found
miles a day and 80.000 miles a year. memorial will probably follow the
the entire country.
land road; beat «oll In the Valley. fresh and clean I will be pleaaed to
If a man 84 years old could have one funeral. The interment will be at
Johnson was defeated In the repub­
Bombay, April 11. After having I*rlce 81,800. Half cash.
single blood corpuscle floating in his Greenwood in Brooklyn.
receive a continuance of the trade of
lican landslide of 1894. but In 1901 crossed India from Calcutta upon a
It
is
estimated
that
the
estate
is
HAUE BRI HH LAND, IAO aerea on the present customer« and the consid­
blood all his life it would have trav­
was elected mayor of Cleveland and bicycle. Henry Moore of Liver|>ool and lioat River; 70 acre« cleared; house,
eration of new ones
eled In that time nearly 7.000,000 worth not over $100,000. When first
The shoppers
bega-n his real life's work of estab­ Harry Crane of Nottingham have ar­ i-arn, «-bichen bonne; 120 aerea will
elected
mayor
Johnson
wag
worth
of Klamath Falla and Klamath Coun-
miles.
millions, but he sacrificed his money lishing the three-cent street car fare rived at Bombay. They left Calcutta come under flrat unit of ditch. ' Fine ty are Invited to give ue a trial, and
For years he kept up the fight, and In December last, carrying an equip­ lrn<1 and well locate«^ One of the beet
: to his devotion to public affairs.
we feel confident that you will be
An immense wool warehouse is to
as a result Cleveland today still haa ment weighing SO pound«, which buys in the valley. Price *.90 per
|
come a permanent customer of the
be erected st Metolius. The town
t three-cent street car fare, although : comprised a bicycle tent. rugs, a
acre; onr-third caati.
Monarch Grocrey
will handle a large part of the wool DRAINAGE WHEMK FOR
not under exactly the conditions he small stove and cooking utensils,
THREE
THOUSAND
ACRES
A. G LEWIS
WE
HAVE
OTHERS;
NO
TROUBLE
clip of Central Oregon, amounting to i
I had hoped for. His various terms as «pare clothing, tlnm-d food and a six-
TO
HHOW
LAND.
That's
what
we
over 1,000,000 pounds annually.
SANDPOINT. Idaho. April 11.— | ' mayor werfe marked by a- continual shot Winchester carbine. They pur­
are here for.
The county commissioners have cre­ fight against special privilege, with chased flour, rice, eggs and other food
UH1LCOTE A RICK
LASSOES DRUNKEN MAN
ated District No. 5, which is to look
re*ult thMt he
in the villages, baked cakes on aah
Next to the American Hotel
AFTER ( HASE ON DESERT after the draining of a large area In ,
m*y°r of the best governed fires, and thus prepared meal« on the
It ione fidi
SIXTH AND MUN
I PHONE « ISSI
¡the Kootenai Valley north of Bon- c“r ,n the Un,ted States. " In 1903 rr.adslde.
ran ,or governor, and was defeat-
RENO, April 11.—A protracted ners' Ferry. The vote for the forma-;
They «pent about four day« at Be-
spree is responsible for the erased i tion of the drainage district was 75 ed, but was promptly re-elected nares, a week at Allahabad, and a
RF.RT F. WITHROW, Secretary
condition of Morris Nelson, a sheep­ in favor of and without a vote in op­ mayor again in DoS, meeting final few day« at Agra. Occasionally they
defeat,
however,
in
1910.
E. M BUBB,
herder employed near Reno, last position.
made use of their gun, «hooting a
i
Although he had been in poor deer on one occaaion and a wild duck
Vice Preaident an I
week and his confinement in the city
The newly created drainage district
President
Treasure»
jail.
embraces 3,000 acree, and the pro­ health since then, he had hoped to and other bird«, which provided many
the
laat
to
recuperate
«ufflciently
to
Mapa, Plana, Blue Prints, Etc
Nelson spent several days In Reno posed drainage work will affect about
meals. The cost of living worked out
enter again the next mayoralty cam­ at |2.50 a week. The two cyclists
and consumed considerable liquor. He 3.000 acre«.
paign. During the last few months of have sailed fyr Naples, and after
then returned to the sheep camp, car­
of his life, most of his time was em­ cycling across the continent, will
rying with him a goodly supply of
WOOL WAREHOUSE
ployed in writing his autobiography. cross the English channel and return
bottled goods. He was soon raving
RISES AT MADRAS
Johnson was married in early life to England. '
mad, and ran wildly through the
to Margaret J. Johnson, daughter of
desert sagebrush and into the hills.
MADRAS, April 11.—Plana for a the Confederate Colonel Robert John­
His partner chased him for two days,
new wool warehouse have just been son at Louisville. Mrs. Johnson and AMATEURS, WITH KITES,
and finally lassoed him and brought
MAKE WIRELEHH REIXIRD
completed and accepted, and the con­ two children, Mrs. Bessie Johnson
him to town. Medical attention is
struction of the building Is to be com­ Mariana and Loftin Edward« John­
being rendered, and it is thought that
SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.—Two
menced as soon as materials can be son survive him.
when the effects of the liquor are
local amateurs with a new apparatus
put upon the ground. The building
gone he will recover his faculties.
have the distinction of having broken
Is to be located south of the new
the
long distance wireless record set
GOLI)
HILL
MINE
Farmers' Union warehouse In the
HAREM SKIRT DEFENDED
NHOWN GOOD VALUER by Inventor Marconi. With two box
Oregon Trunk yards, and will be «Ox
kite« and half a mile of wire, Richard
90 feet. The warehouse and wool
The famous harem skirt has made
Fontana and Ixtone Cadenasao re­
We invite the pnbllc to our new atore in the Briatol Ralldlng.
press wfl cost about 15,000.
GOLD HILL, April 11. —The Oxley
its appearance in Myrtle Point. She
ceived flashes sent from over 5,000
Main street, near Hlxth, to liiapecl the
and
Barker
mine
Is
proving
to
be
one
dismounted from a wagon, wearing a
miles at sea, which were found to
of the richest mines in Southern Ore­
long coat, but when the coat flapped BUSH RE4"OMMENDED AH
have come from the coast of Japan.
gon.
‘
A
new
vein
ha«
been
struck
SUCCESSOR TO GOULD
open the bifurcated garment was dis­
The teat by the two amateurs was
which carries very high values, ind
closed. In fact, the harem skirt or
unique, as the aerials were detached.
NEW YORK, April 12—It has been the mining men are much excited
things like unto It, are not new to the
Fontana and Cadenasao first «ent up-
gentler sex of this section. It is found learned from an official source that over the strike. Over 1500,000 worth the kites with 800 feet of wire and
convenient many times in horseback the committee selecting Ooutd's suc­ of ore has been blocked out, and Immediately caught a cipher message
Harness, Hacidk a and Leather Goods that we have Juat unpacked.
riding, mountain climbing or travel cessor as president of the Missouri fifty-four men have been put on. two from Honolulu. Later when It was
We are doing buaineaa in onr large, a|»a< loua room, and can prove to
Pacific
railway
has
decided
to
recom
­
shirts,
a-
night
and
day
shift
being
to dispense with the cumbersome
sent up a half mile a cable message
you that we have the largest stock of Hamess Good« carried by any
skirt, and who can blame the ladles mend B. F. Bush, president of the run.
from off the Japanese coast was
at ore in Mouthem On-gon.
Western
Maryland
railway.
At
a
spe
­
for subordinating style and custom
esught.
Remember, ue buy for I'AMH and in large qnantltiee. Onr cus­
cial
meeting
the
executive
committee
for convenience and comfort under
MQNMOUTH VOTES FOR
tomers are going to get the benefit of every cent we Rave In buying.
will
elect
Bush
next
week.
necessity.—Myrtle Point Enterprise.
»20.000 HIGH SCHOOL
,
We want you to look over our atoek. If we cannot aril yon better
GOLDFIELD HOTEL DESTROYED
MONARCH
GROCERY
ANNOUNCEMENT
GOOD FARM LANDS
The Monarch
DO" ' oro«"WA“'
Abstracting
Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc
Surveying and Irrigation Engineering
KLAMATH FALLS. OR ECON
In Our New Location
$15,000 Stock
STEAMER CAPSIZES AND
MONMOUTH, April 11.—The ques­
INS1RKFXTO HCOI'TR HAVE
THE PURSER IS DROWNED
BURNED RAILROAD BRIDGES tion of bonding the district for |20.-
VICTORIA. April 11. — Purser
Munroe was drowned when the wood­
en steamer Iroquois, plying between
Sydney and Nanaimo, capsfxed yes­
terday.
Twelve passengers floated
ashore on rafts.
NOGALES, April 11.—Bridges on
the Naco branch of the Cananea, Ta-
qul and Pacific railroad were burned
laat night by rebel scouting parties.
The bridges were between Del Rio
Junction, Nogales and Cananea.
GOLDFIELD, Nev., April 11.—The
Merchants' Hotel and outbuilding«
000 to,build a school building was
were destroyed by fire today There
submitted to the voters and resulted
were no casualties.
In an overwhelming majority In favor
of the bond Issue. This result means
BREMERTON, Wash.. Apr» 11.—
that Monmouth will now have a good
modern school building, which has Following a lengthy inquiry on the
part of the Naval Department officials
been needed for several year«.
goods for leas money than you can get elsewhere we do not want
yon to buy. We will be pleaard to have yon call to Inspect onr new
etorr.
BRADLEY HARNESS CO.
"TRE HIGN OF THE HI« HORHE"