Klamath republican., April 13, 1911, Image 7

from tbs office of the Expositlon.
((Mil
■(•la HURI 10 DtOlR üUUR
It lf]OT DIUI 0 WflDK TA DCCil
snbordlnatss; the sbollshmsat of cor­
poral punishment tor all I a mats« over
ery alougslde tbat wlth wblch the ca-
.
14 years aad tbat corporal punish­
nal Ik bvlug pusbed to succeesful com-
ment for younger Inmates be resorted
EDWIN
WIIJ4ON
HAYN
THEY
ARE
pletlon It I b yald that Congreesmnn WILL BK DEEPENED AND WAD*
to only under the direction of tbe
ANXIOIM TO IMPKOVK QUALI* state board of control.
Knowiand of Oakland, suggestad *.h»
MNED HO AN TO CARRY WARTE
Idea to Colonel Gosthais, In charge
The testimony orered nt the com­
TY OF THEIR HÖHNEN BY IN*
WATERN FROM DITCH HICK TO
of the work of tbs canal, on tbs occa
« ,
G. H. Walton baa Just completed
mute« bearings was to the effect that
BREEDING
«Ion of a recent vtslt to tbs soné, and
MINT RIVER AGAIN
i hie launch. The engine wen Installed
some
of
the
boys
were
craelly
In
­
' IF WATMIÌ t'NKKM DO NOT PAY that Gonthals «eot msn ¡oto tbs fun­
by Hugo Opperman and Jack Hea­
jured by tho lashings they received.
ton. of the Klamath Falls Iron Works
1910 «MARGEN HY MAY INT., gís to secure soma of tbs De l^saseps
Edwin II Wilson, one of the well-
Operations on the Irrigation pro­ educated and prominent citizens of
abandonad anginas.
She was launched Sunday afternoon,
TH Kl H WATER RIGHT MAY HE
jects under the direction of the rec­ the Klamath Reservation was here
and although a high wind was blow­
JUDGE LYNCH IH
lamation service will soon be well un­ Hat ord ay on buslnesa Ke was accom­
CAN(FLI*KD.
I .ON ANGELEN FOLK
RIGHT ON THE JOB ing. she made remarkable speed
LIKE KLAMATH COUNTY der way, and a busy summer's work panied by Green Patterson. Mr. Wil­
The craft is fourteen feet In
1
has been planned. Already a force son belongs to what might be cor­
ELKVILLE. Ga., April 8.—One length, with a four foot beam. It
The following communicMIon la
Since the cloning of the Western of men and a number of teams are rectly termed th«* "progressive" ele­ hundred mask>*d men this morning Is equipped with a four horse power
elfexplanatory
l*and Show In Loa Angelos there have working on the canal and laterals ment of the Klamath Indians. He Is lynched Dawson Jordan. Charles Pick- Northwestern gasolene engine. Th«
Oamath Falla, Oregon. April 8, 1*11. been at least twenty-five parties here making whatever repairs are neces­
launch will be used between Klamath
Under date of March 28, 1911, the from Ix>s Angele« with ■ view to sary, and placing them In shape for an active worker for anything that ett and Murray Benton, three negroes
Falls and Walton's ranch, about
will
add
to
the
development
and
Im
­
charged
with
murdering
Newton
iommlssloner of the General lutnd heating aud Inventing here, and as carrying water during the l-rigation
provement of the Indians and their Eason, a white man, on January 3d. seven miles down the river.
fffic« notlAxd the local offices to send yet there has not been a single one period.
property.
The mob overpowered tbe jailer, i_________________
lotlcvs by registered letter to each disappointed In the least, and they are
Work on the first unit main drain
Wilson and relative have about broke in the jail and dragged ou‘
water user who has not paid the more Impressed than ever with Klam­ will commence in a few days, as the
Marriage IArenar
I'hargM dur May 1, 1810, that If such ath Falls. Ho far none of (bom have dredge Is being set up, and w,ill soon eight claims on the reservation, and their trembling victims.
A marriage license was issued Mon­
One fled and was shot down. Th-*
i barges are net paid within 30 days left the city, saying that now they are i be ready for use. This work consists Mr. Wilson says that he Is now at
work improving the property anl others were hanged on trees and their day to Goldie A. Hilva and John
¡from the receipt of said notice, the here they intend to stick
In widening and deepening Mist River building new houa«*s with the inten­ dead bodies riddled with bullets.
Richard O'Donnell.
i ntry or waler right will be cancelled
These people came to Klamath slough, designated as the First Unit tion of renting some of the land. He
without further notice
county ns a result of the splendid ex­ main drain The purpose of the drain
The public notice opening this pro­ hibit of Klamuth county rosonreas nt Is to carry drainage water from the rtates tbat a great many of the In­
ject, (lati-d November 18. 1808, con­ the lam! show, which wan In cbarg>- north half of the first unit back to dians, who have more land than they ,
• an personally cultivate, are doing
tains the following provision:
ot" Booster" Oliver, secretary of the Lost River again, thus preventing rny the same, and that there will be t.
"If any luslallement of the rhargi* Klamath Chamber Of Commerce. Mr waste of water.
large number of new homes built on .
khnll not have been paid in full on Oliver, who In a mo. t convincing talk
The drain starts at the railway cul- tbe reservation this year.
nr bntom Ma* I of the year subse­ nr, told of the many opportunities for vert, half a mlle below Texum, runs
In speaking of tbe proposed fl»b
quent to that In which it Is dun an-1 ! Investors and honieseekers lu Klam around the north and cast sides of
Payable ns herein provided, it shall sth county, and his words were II»- Miller Hill, and empties Into Ixsrt hatchery on Spring Creek, be stat« a |
that most of the Indians will wel-f
then become delinquent and under I toned to by many. While iw<-uty-hv< Il Ivor a mile below the m w dam.
the terms of Section 5 of the Recla­ at least are here now as a result of v. hlch Is to be built this summer near come this establishment, as It will |
mation Act the entry and water right the convincing combination of splen­ Wilson's bridge. The drain will be tend to perpetuate the trout in the!
eppllcatlon stiall be subject to can- did exhibit and thoroughbred boostei. widened nnd deepened fur about six creeks, and wilt aid in the develop-
«nllntton with the forefeiture of any there are many more who Intend tn miles. It will be run under the Mn- I im*nt of the reservation. "We know,"
| said Mr. Wilson, "that manv things I
knonnya paid thereon."
come soon, and many are now on non ditch flume.
i are said detrimental to the Klamath'
In n letter of warning to the water their way north to see for themselvi ■
This work w|B be done by force ac­ Indians which Is not true. We be- ,i
tisers of this project published by the wonders of Klamath
count by the reclamation service, 'as ' lleve In progress and development.'
• hr Hpeclal Fiscal Agent, some wwk<
Wlist pleases us the mod," said the blds received were excessive, in
ugo asking ths* notices from the land one of the Lon Angeles men, "In tl < the minds of the engineers. An oil­ and are r«*ady to help encourage ary I
new Industry. For instance. If so mo-1
office be given prompt attention. Il« fact that your Mr. Oliver did not ex­ burning dredge was purchased by the
on«* wants to build a sawmill we ere
■ ailed attention to the fart that the aggerate conditions here, an mam nervlce, and It will be operated on
«barges for 1910 should all bo paid publicity men <|o. While he told us the work tinder the direction of D. C. ready to b«*lp get It established, as it
means a chance for tx»tter home« for I
tirlor to May 1 1811. but added that many good things about Klama*h Martin, who comes from North Yaki­
us.
With the assistance of the pov- ’
there was no Immediate iienalty. ex­ county, he by no means told us all, ma-, where he had charge of the
ernment wo ar«* Improving the brood I
tent that payment of the building and we are finding them out every dredge used on the Sunnyside pro-
of cattle Mr. Chas. Snelling repre-I
■ barges for 1811 would also bo re minute. There 1s one thing Oliver did jeet.
sentlng a big Arm of importers and !
qtllred
This statement was baaed not mention, and that Is your salilbrl
i bre«*ders of draft horses, has been i
tin the fact that the Department has ous climate. Why. a breath of thb
< O< SIN CARI N. HE ONE
ion the reservation, and we are now
liern lenient In the past, and white pure air makes one feel that b »*»
MAR EDA SINGER, NOW trying to secure some good 'talHorai
« nfh an ordrt as that Issued was not alive
You ought to advertise this
In order that we may raise the stand­
anticipated at that time. It la now more."
NEW YORK, April 7. It is super­ ard of our horses. We hope to Jr- ; CORNER OF
■ vldont that payment of delinquent
stition not lonsllltis. which Is keeping duce the government to use some of
SIXTH AND MAIN
i barges In all rases will be required
Entrlco Caruso away from the Metro­ our mon«*y in the purchase of go^el
W W PATCH.
politan Opera stage. There Is noth­ draft stallions. In this way everyone
Project Engineer
in t the matter with the golden voice, will have an opoprtunlty to secure
NEW YORK, April 8. Displaying but the owner is suffering from a their service.”
Call and hear some good music free. You’re welcome
MINISTER DIDN'T I’llEACH ON
severe attack of fear, which, accord-
hundreds
of
banners
with
the
legend
IIKI.I.. INKED TO RESIGN I
"We Mourn Our Dead," the labor , Ing to psychologists. Is more deadly IU>OKEH T. Bl YH HOME
union« of New York city made a great than colds or wore throats.
IN FAHHIONABLE D1STKICT
KANHAH CITY, April 8.
I have demonstration against working condi­
Caruso has refused to sing solely
!»een asked 1» resign my pastorate be- tions in the city's factories as a result because he has been told by a fortune
NEW YORK. April 8 - Booker T. j
■ a use I did not preach hell-flr«* and of the recent Triangle Shirt Waist toller that he Is to meet with some
Washington,
the famous negro educa- :
damnation The church officials plain­ company Are. which cost the lites of injury, possibly fatal, on the stage
tor.
has
purchased
a summer home at |
ly Informed rue that I did not preach 143 tollers.
I i t an opera In which a snooting or
Fort
Raionga,
L.
I.
The property is ■
iihelr kind of religion, and they did
Tli roii ghoul the whole factory dts- stabbing occurs. Curiously enough, locat««d within a short distance from i
MAIN ST.,
!iot want me
the
most'popular
operas
In
which
the
trlct of the city activity was sus|M*nd-
Thus Rev II. Arthur liaiton ex- <*d. and the workers, clad In somber fennor appears tn the present reper­ the former summer residence of the
NEAR 10th
Duch«*ss of Marlborough, and is one
•Ia1n«*d his position after th«« services garments, passed
by
thousands toire depict either the shooting or of the most exclusive localities in the!
it th<> Bennington Heights Methodist through the streets In silent protest stabbing of the leading character, and
It Is generally the tenor who Is kill­ wealthy summer residence section. I
Episcopal church. The sermon, h • against the Are traps
The property includes two and a half j
-aid. was hl» last In that charge
We now make four deliveries daily by
Thousands on thousands wore In ed.
Since early in February the great acres of land and a 12-room house.
Dr. Barton wan the successor In the the parade, and despite a steady
Dr. Washington's nearest neigh­
the General City Delivery. Your pat­
Bennington Heights chut ch of Rev downpour, women
and
children tenor has born mitring from the casts bors are Francis B. Swayne, a prom­
|A. T. Osborn, who was forced out be- inarched in almost equal numbers at the Metropolitan opera house.
ronage is solicited and satisfaction is
1 cause he tried to heal disease by with the men.
'Gloom settled both on the audience inent lawyer, and Miss Farnam, a
nlccc of Bishop Hotter. There are
and
on
the
boxofllce.
but
he
remains
prayer.
Two columns of the toller«, one
guaranteed. Prices as low as possible
adamant
He refuses to be shot or many other families living in thé
"I don't believe that In the new re- from uptown and one from the lower
vicinity
of
social
prominenc*
In
New-
stabbed or to stab'nnother.
llglon there Is any hell." Doctor Bar­ East and West Rides, met In Washing­
York
ton
square,
almost
under
the
ruins
ton said today "The lilble, In regard
io the hereafter. Is taken too literally. of th<- Asch building, where the fatal
GASOLINE CAUSES
PHONE 1517 1
About the only bell or the only hea­ flr • occurri'd Prominent in the pro-
FIRE IN PENDLETON
evssion
were
survivors
of
that
holo
­
ven that most of us ever see is right
CHICAGO. April 7. Poverty, more
here, as wc fight the battle of life ev­ caust, and crowds who lined the than any other influence causes and
PENDLETON. April 6,—The explo-1
un-
ery day. The now religion teaches streets by hundreds of thousands
»Ion of a gasolln«* tank destroyed the
perpetrates
th««
social
evil.
the brotherhood of men It is a new covered qs those who escaped the
This Is the flndlng of th«* Chicago Berlin Dye works and the building in
theology amt the ultimate doctrine of worst Are Manhattan has seen In vice commission, the first paid com­ which it was located. The establish-
years passed by.
■ •very church.
meent is owned by John Webster and
While the parade was on the city mission of Its kind, In Its re|»ort made
"However, my congregation did not
the building by Lot Livermore..
to
th«*
city
council.
National,
state
: believe In such a doctrine, nnd I was burled seven unldentlAed victims of and local officiais, philanthropists,
Gaining headway from the inflam­
the Triangle fire Their funeral cor­
asked to quit
mable gasoline, the building, which
We are ideased to annosnee to the people of Klamath County
clergymen
and
social
workers
are
part
leges, however, did not make a
comprised In th«* membership of the i was a two-story wooden affair, made
of the parade
that our complete stock of undertaking goods has arrived, and we
I committee, whose report gave an ex­ n hot fire, and only the charred walls ■
I_______ __________
haustive review of the present status remained when the Aremen had sub­
WASHINGTON. D. C. April 8.
an* n*«dy to serve the public. We can offer to the people of th«*
I of th«* social evil In Chicago, its past, dued the flames. The building vr«n
The order transferring the Ninth cav­ OLD MASONIC BUILDING
DAMAGHD IIY FIKE its causes and means of suppressing one of the old««st in the city, hav'ng
county as large and complete a line of caskets and undertaking
alry frolored* from Han Antonio tb
it The recommendations were direct­ at one time housed the postoffle«*.
the Mexican border for patrol duty
goods as can be found in the state. We can place at the service of
Eire, which is supposed to have ly against the European plan of seg­ Two telephone cables were burned
lias been rescinded by the war de­
during the Are. and a large number of
our custom«*™ either our handsome country hearse, or our ne-w
partment. This action followed h originated from defective wiring, regation. ' They were:
Constant and persistent repression phones are out.
conference at the White House in broke out at 10:30 Saturday avenins
nianuiMKh funeral car, whit h is «>ne of the fln««>t and b»*st that money
which President Taft. General Wood in the old Masonic building on Fifth of the social evil as an immediate
street,
damaging
the
building
to
the
in« thod with absolute annihilation as
Market Chang«*« Ilan«!*,
and Representative Garner of Texas
«an buy. We an* also supplied with all the modern <*qui|«meiit for
extent of about ftlOO. The building | the ultimate idea. This by means of:
The Fulton Market, which was
■participated.
th«* conv«*nient handling of the casket at the chun*h or resitk-nce and
First—The appointment of a mor­ started a short time ago by H. F. |
In revoking the Instructions Gen­ la occupied by Clyde E. Witter's
Oliver and Frank Bergen, has passed
eral Wood telegraphed General Car­ plumbing eHtabllshment. nnd Mr. Wit­ nls commission.
for the lowering of same Into the grave. We an* here to serve y«»u.
S«*c«>n«I -The establishment al it Into th«* hands of Oliver alone, Mr.
ter commanding the maneuver divi­ ter's stock was damaged to some ex
tent.
The
loss
In
both
Instances
are
i morals court.
Bery.en selling his interest to his part­
sion, to hold the Ninth cavalry at Han
Antonio nnd to leave the Third reg­ covered by Insurance.
ner. Though the market has not been
The building Is the property of < KAI’S AND SPURS M>NE
In operation very long. It has already '
iment undisturbed for the present in
Night Call Tel. 1194.
Day Call Tel. 31»
CHARM FOR SINGERS' SON become well known among residents
the patrol of the border. The previ­ Henry Boivin, who purchased It from
It is »
BETTER GOODS—LEM MONEY
ous order contemplated the replacing Judge Willits last week.
of Klamath Falla as a place where
frame structure, and stood on the site
TUBCON, April «.—Life on the the st«x*k Is always fresh and com­
of the Third regiment by the Ninth.
of
the new Willits building* until Arizona desert as a cowboy has palled plete.
The cha-nge, It Is understood, was
I upon Ferdinnnd Schumann-Heink.
the result of the proteats from the moved to Its present location.
son of the grand opera «tar. Yenng
border towns against the assignment
LI ABILITY ACT A LAW
Hchnmann-Helnk Is In a Tuacon sani­
of negro soldiers to duty In their vi­ RAIIHI GOES TO PRISON
FOR SMUGGLING DIAMONDS tarium recovering
from
sundry
SACRAMENTO. April «.—Gover­
cinity. The presence of the negro
1 bruises and ache* attendant on a 100- nor Johnson today signed the em­
troops In Texas has constituted a dell-
SYRACUSE, N Y . April 8. Sam­ tnlle horseback ride which he has ployers' liability act. providing com­
I cate position for the president in the
uel Goldstein, a rabbi of Montreal, completed. It Is spring in New York, pensation for employes who are hurt
Innt few days.
was Indicted by the federal grand and he figures as soon as his physical in the course of their work, and pro­
Jury here today on a' charge of hav- condition improves he will return to viding also for the creation of an In­
Ing smuggled 101 uncut diamonds "civilization."
dustrial accident board.
Into the United States at Rouse's
NTH GRADE EXAMINATIONS
TO OUST SCHOOL HBAD
SAN FRANCISCO. April 8 Some Point on March 14th last, The dla-
!c MILL AN, Prop’r.
MRS. ”
of the machinery used by De Lessen« monds were in Goldstein's possession
IN)R. WHIPPING BOYS
The next eighth grade examination
In his unsuccessful efforts to build a when he was arrested.
Modern improv«
s.
73 rooms and suites.
The prisoner pleaded guilty, and will be held May 11-11. As an ex­
cnnal nt Panama Is to be rescued
ST PAUL, April 8.—A majority of
Room,
Parlors, Two Club
Sample
Rooms
from the jungle at the Isthmus, where Judge Ray sentenced hint to the fed­ amination was held In January, there ths committee which investigated the
Rooms,
Etc.,
I
It wm left to runt, and will be pre­ eral prison at Atlanta for one month wllll be no examination In the eighth whipping of boys at the Red Wing
served for exhibition at the Pa-nama- and fined him |500. If the fine is grade work In June thia year, the state training school reported to the
paid by today the sentence will he next succeeding examination being legislature recommending the dismis­
PaclAc fair in 1115.
In September.
sal of the superintendent and three
This plan was announced yesterday modified.
HIE fUPIOLY
DRAWING NEAR
Is Intended to dlsplay tbs oíd tnachlu-
IROIANS LOOKING FOR MfflEm
WON’S NEW LAUNCH
WAS LAUNCHED SUKDAY
Singer
Sewing Machines
Edison
Phonographs
Sherman, Clay fi
Co’s line of Pianos
Each and every one easily the best
in its line
MULLER’S
HAWXHURST
MARKET
Specialty
of Large
Pieces
J. W. IIAWXHURSr
ANNOUNCEMENT
I
WILLIS FURNITURE COMPANY
s I Lake ide Inn,