BIG WOOLEN MILL FOR
who Is building the dam at !<ost
TH1VING OHE<M>N TOWN
River, Is hauling over thia road each
I
day or two a traction engine with a
string of wagons behind loaded from
IIIOND, May 11.- Bend la to have
WORK OK CVMPLKTING THE UNE DETERMINED T<» KEEP BK4RKT
six to ten thousand pounds per wag-!
a big woolen mill Immediately upon
AM. INBURREtTO 1’IANH, OKOZ- the completion of th« railroad. Dr.
IM TO BK ITS HKD FORWARD
on. Our gravel is standing up under ■
To the Voters and Taxpayers of this and becoming very well packed, I
to HAN REFINED TO HONOR J. F. Halley of the Union Woolen
AS »VAPIDLY AN IN POHH1BLK
BERLIN, May 15.- Tb<« Geriuau
and by the time wo are through with
Klamath County:
Milla company of Washougal and
ANY
PABHKH
newspapers
continue their protest»
INDER
(N)NDITIONB
Gentlemen—In the Klamath Chron­ it the Court doubts not but what <*v-1
Union, has signed a contract for the
against the pending reciprocity agree
icle of Friday morning. May IStb. ' «>ry one will b« pleased
erection of a 8250.000 mill, which
uiont betwven the United States amt
Whll«' It costs money to bttHd
there appeared an article criticising
will employ from 300 to 400 work­
WASHINGTON,
May
11
Recog
­
Canada
because of the injury It will
RENO,
Nov
.
May
12
As
part
of
the County Court relative to the grav­ roads, yet It d«>ea not pay to b«« "pen- I
nition of the revolutionists In Mexico men dally.
cause to Germany's trad««.
Thar
th«»
plans
for
vxteudlng
th«'
line
to
the
ny
wise
and
pound
foolish."
and
th««
,
eling of the road from the dty limits
Bend will furnish four acres of suit­
a« belligerents la no nearer today
claim that the United States must
to Altamont, and making several as­ Court Is exerclsiug its best judgment northw«*stern end of Goos«< Lak«*, th«' than before, despite the capture of able land free, the city rebates taxes
grant Germany the same privileges It
sertions therein which are untrue. and knows that it is right. R««ipect- ( Nevado. t'allfornlu and Oregon rail- Tla Juana and Jaures. Madero, how­ .to the amount of 835,000 und 300
iropoecs to givo to Canada. This, It
fully
submitted.
The Court is always willing to have
r«Nt«k has acquired tit Io tu terminal ever. will be able to Import artni and horsepower Is supplied for u term ut Is claimed, wus expressly stipulate«!
\V.M S. WORDEN. County Jud«'.
the facts told, and the««* facta can be,
facililh'a al Lakeview, pay ing therefor ammunition, as he now controls the years on reasonable terms,
tn a note from Washington in Feb
ascertained at th«« court house, where' By order of the County Court,
The mill will be similar to the one
I th«> sum of 8100.000. Iler«* a depot customs house at Jaurez. The au­
ruary,
1 »10. At that time the Amori
all records are public. The Chroniclej
■■ —............................
i will b«> built, stock yards laid out und thorities here declare that Madero operated at Oregon City, anil ull ma- ran contention that thia ciane did
Insinuates that the Southern Pacific PREPARING FOR
th«< tin«' built to that place as soon us will not be recognised ns ili< preai­ chlnery employed wlll be entirely not apply to conaeaslona made by
company Is getting money which it
ROSE FESTIVAL possible.
It will be a slx set mill,
dent of Mexico until his force 1« suf­ modern
third parties was ubandone«!, during
should not receive, and also that there i
______
with fifty complete looms and 5.000
To provide roiling sto«*k to curry ficiently atrong to conduct the gov­
the
negotiations of 1910.
is plenty of sand that can be found 1
spindles, and will have a capacity of
PORTLAND, May
13. Decora- th«» expected added volume of freight ernment aa a nation.
II
la now pointed out that when
anywhere along the roads, and that is 1 tiuns fur Portland’s annual Kose Fee-
13.000 pounds on a ten-hour shift
orders have been placed f«>r loo n«»w
this agreement was mudo tierman«
free for the hauling. This is not true tival. June 5 to 10, will be more
The chief output will be blanketa.
To keep Plan» Si'cri-t
box cars and several refrigerator «‘urs.
cxpreasly reserved to the Fiuterai
in the sense of material sufficient for «'laborat«» than ever before, ««xordiug
There will he a scouring plant Install­
El. PASO. Texas. May II. Deter-
' i General Manage Duniway. , who re­
Council
the right to withdraw th«
the building of good roads. Duriug to plans now being mad«' by the •
ed tn connection with the mill
l! tiirneil from the c;
—
north
> «'•terday, niliieiU that no inkling of th« rebel
«•on<ixulons giunti«l In can» the Unit
the early spring it was apparent to all busiuess houses for brightening up I
, ..... .„ he had gone to Inspect th«» plans or resources shall r.-nch the
<«l Stat' s discriminated against Ger
that the road from th«» city limits to the down-town streets. Th«» festival I right of way. said today
that there Diaz government from Jaurei. Gen
uian>. which It is alleg'd It Intend
Altamont, which was constructed colors are l«»af green and petal pink
had recently been n great awakening era! Orozco, who is in command of
doing now In the Canudlan reciprocity
about five years ago. at an expense of but this year the national colors will
A I All
in northeastern California and south th«« city, today ordered sentries to
si cement
No official act Ion has
326.000. was cutting through, and be used extensively as well. Several
ern Oregon, and that lie has great honor uo pa*»«*«, not even those of
'--<ii ink« it io th« Gerinun Govern
unk'ss immediate repairs were made '(of the larger houses on the Hue of
V< ufidenci* in the future agricultural newspaper men and the lied Crus
!•«■ tit, hut th« intention to urrlvo at.
the entire amount would be lost, and the parad«’s have already mad«' ar­
ucr a io . arrived hen Thqrada
possibllltli s of those parts of tlie two attaches.
in «indiTMmidlng with Canada mid
th«» work have to be done all over.
rangements to have their places dec- slates.
While It is Impossible to a-'-rtaln evening on hi« régulai' quarterly trig obviate th>- results <if th« reciprocity
The Court sought tor a pit of gravel orated elaborately and some of them
Mi Mentali haa he«n visiting Klam ,' st > • n.i-nt lietwc-i’i that country and
As a result of th«* Irrigation system the number of dead, the Impression 1«
in Klamath county, and could not find will s)>end several hundred dollars in
general that over a hundred were nth county every three months fo " I nlti'd States !• deduced from th«
north
of
latkeview,
he
said.
40.000
it within any close proximity where dressing up their establishments.
I hr i»-i’4t M'wrii! \ ••tir» ai'tl liiiiiilh > I,
' «et that Hie gov, rnmeiit ««ill <s«nd
additional acres of land would l«e kllie«l and about 300 wound««! on
the same could be hauled for a rea­
One department store will couvert
far the greater portion of bides, |«'!;.i, Count Vug Kuerlin« i aud Di llamunu
both
sides
during
the
attack,
Many
sonable amount. What the road need­ fan •. ntire block into a temporary rose planted to grain in the G« h >«<> Lak«*
fur nnd tallow of this mid Lake conn to c.iuadu iti luu«. n ti<:>»'bb to stud
In addition to thin 50.00' bodies were burned during the batti.'
ed was widening, refilling in places garden, l-arge vases or jardinieres Valle«
t.i
He Ims his local buyers ut Fort • • < itomi«», lint lu re.ill'* '«■ sound th.
and
probably
a
full
list
will
never
b
where it bad cut through, and a top will be placed at short intervals along acres were capable of raising splen
Klamath. Merrill. Bonanza. Bly mid
known.
t:t.uriti« « of the Du ■•.I«1« u us to th>
did
fruit.
dressing of some substance which I the curb entirely around the block
11« states • lu.tiii'H for con vert lug the pr«,et-’
dlsturbnnrcs In throughout the county.
There
were
no
"Lake
county,
w
ith
its
large
area
|
would pack and protect the rocks ' ami blooming rose bushes will !>«■
It Is believed that (hat his purrhas«*» will «-steed 830.• conni ert isi truci, into pormsneu'
underneath, Knowing that the South­ ¡placed in them for the entire week of tillable lands for th«* homt.'sceker. Juurez last night
many of Navarro's troops will join omt a year In Klmnuih county alone ; km * cc .
ern Pacific company had a pit of Lodges and various interests will and great oportunitles, together with
th«>
Insurgents. Madero says thoHC The greater portion of thia amount
gravel at Bray which they had spent a have special designs, the Elks plan­ the coming of th«' three railroad lines
Is ¡mid out for cattle hide» and would 1 I.M-./.l El.A EXI*K<HM
who
wish to can Join
good deal of money in locating, and ning to weave the royal purple of that are headed toward th«' county, j
show the Importance of this brunch
4SOI HER REVoLITION
which its engineers pronounce the Elkdoni into the color scheme, while has the greatest oportunities of any I
<>f the i mt|i> Industry, and the vast
SPREADING
RAIIJ4
<
M
HE
best read material in all this country, the Lumberman’s Building will fea­ section of th«» West," said Mr. Dun-,
44'RWK ON RIO GRANDE amount of stock that Is killed annu­
NEW YORK. May 11
Plana for u
the Court visit«?d Mr. E. E. Calvin, ture the designs of the lloo Hoos.
iway.
ally In this county for home con­
Venezuelan
revolution
to
d«|>*>a«
Pre«
vice president and general manager
When latkeview gets the railroad |
There wi) b«» sharp rivalry between
RED CLIFF. Colo . May 11
Mrs sumption The value of thia traffic to id ent Gomes are being mad« here by
of the Southern Pacific company at the business houses of 6th and 7th November 1st, the citizens will give1
the farmer la that all of the pur-
Alejandro Vasquex. a former cabinet
San Francisco, and suggested to him streets as to which will have the the people that com«' here the warm­ Katherine Martin of Albany, N. Y.. chase« are paid for In cash.
and
an
unidentified
elilld
were
kllli'd
officer undvr Castro, whoae band I*
that the county could use some of more beautiful decorations, the var­ est rei'eption they ever had In the
and twenty persons were seriously in-
awn In the «rheme to restore his ad
this gravel at Bray, providing it could ious establishments vielng with each West.
There will be Wild West
| jur«»d when the engine, chnlr car and
herents to power again
be secured for a reasonable amount. other in producing the best effects.
shows. Indian encampments, boxing tourist car of a Rio Grande train To FIKNIHH AHNT KA (TH
Vasques declare« that Gomes ha«
His answer was that the county could
exhibitions, <t>wboyz’ roping contests,
Hilt
REZ
’
I-AMATION
NERA
ICF.
p1ung«*d into Eagle River, two mil«««
established a dictatorship In Vrne
have all the gravel it wanted from the
bucking cont«*sta and numerous other west of this city, last night. Spread-,
luela more oppressive than was the
Bray pit, free of charge: that the JOHN ARTHA NAYN HK'LL
original and unique stunts, to show ing rails caused the catastrophe.
The contract for the year has been
TAKE ON JIM FLYNN AGAIN
regime of Castro.
Ke aaanrta that
Southern Pacific company realized the
th«» spirit of the "Last, Best West.”
The injured were all In the tourist awarded by^thc reclamation aervlcr patriotic Vvnssuelan« will take up
importance of good roads in Klamath
that will give way to the coming of carr All were taken to the hospital to the City and County Abstract com­
CHICAGO. May 12.—Jack Johnson
arms against Gomes as soon aa lh<
county, since it means better high­
the transportation line«.
pany for furnishing ail of the ab­
(at Salida this morning.
is
seriously
considering
granting
Jim
standard of revolt Is raised,
ways for the hauling of traffic to
stracts needed by the service In their
their stations, and that if- the county Flynn another match. It has been
work In Klamath county under the
would pay the expense of loading the i several months since the pair collided
local reclamation project. It Is stated
NEW YORK. May 11.For the Ara«
inside
the
ropes,
and
a
message
re
­
company would give the lowest possi­
that
the
contract
Is
quite
a
valuable
time
la more than a decade, this me
ble rate which the Interstate Com­ ceived by the champion upon bls re­
one. as the-reclamation service has to tropolla face« a water famine. Mayor
turn
to
the
city
has
prompted
him
merce Commission would allow, and
To the Pioneers of Klamath Basin: have an abstract of every piece of
PORTLAND. May 11.—Wild birds
Oaynor said tonight that the pr>*«rat
deliver us all the gravel we wanted in , to consent to a bout within three of the state may hereafter take ref­ Greeting—Your executive committee, land on which a water contract Is en­
available
supply Is only 58.000,000,
the yards at Klamath Falls. After i weeks before Jack O'Brien’s Phila­ uge In Clear Lake and the surround­ acting in your behalf, haa accepted tered Into, and In view of a possible
000 gallons, as against 104.000.000.
delphia
club.
Johnson
has
left
Chi-
deliberation, the Court accepted the
ing lands, for President Taft has de­ the invitation of the committee of extension of the system s great many 000 gallons a year ago. A typhoid
offer, and the gravel has been coming ' cago for Philadelphia, where he will clared this a government bird pre­ the G. A. R. and associated commit­ abstracts would be used
epidemic 1s feared
along from time to time as fast as it open a week in a theatrical turn, fol­ serve. Clear Lake lies near the Cal- tees *o participate a« an organisation
lowing this engagement with runs at Ifornla llne, and the reserve includes In the exercises of Decoration Day In
could be secured.*
Nowhere along the road is there Brooklyn and New York.
25,000 acme. It was purchased by Klamath Falla, on May 89. 1911.
He says be will be ready for Flynn the government as a reservoir site Surely no claaa of our citlaena can
any gravel, nothing but fine sand,
which, as the Chronicle says, would I within three weeks.
better appreciate the labors and sac­
five years ago.
—
blow away. The grave] which we are
Clear Lake has been one of the rifices of the early days, nor the debt
using, however, will not blow away, UNION LABEL 18 ASKED
best known breeding spots for wild of gratitude which la alike due to
ON STATE PRINTING birds for years, and Is second only to thoae who fought to preserve the na­
since it is cement gravel, and when
packed becomes very hard. Tbej
the Ixiwer Klamath Lake regions. tion and to those who struggled, and i
Chronicle aays that this gravel upon I SALEM. May 11— Secretary of Millions of ducks nest there each even gave their lives, to redeem the
From Principal California Folnta I.
Round trip
the road, it is safe to say. costs 83 a 8t*te Olcott has been requested by a spring. The lake is from twelve to wilderness from tbs reign of priml-1
tickets will be sold
bold on certain < days during
yard. 8trict account has been kept, letter written him by the Typograph­ fifteen miles across at its widest tivs conditions and savergy. In sitber i
and our records show that it is cost­ ical Union to Insist upon the union point. Birds breeding there have not case they gave up their Ilves for their
May, June, July, August, September
ing 75 cents per yard to put the label being placed on all state print­ been molested In the past to any great country's good, and we who are the
and October, 1911
gravel upon the road, spread it, ing. The secretary of state has no extent except by stockmen who ~^rg- beneficiaries, should overtook ao O'
To
Hoiswd tri».
To
Round trip
sprinkle it and roll it. making a total authority to insist upon the label on tbeir cattle and sheep on the aeisrbv
■■ .......... gfit-M
cost of 81.75. This will vary a little ! printing submitted by ths printing de- lands, but with the steadily growtag
H'MMtvn
................
60 00
as we get further out. since it takes I partment other than that which comes population of the country It was rse-
Dstlaa........... .................. 60 00
AA AA
We therefore earnestly call npon
a little longer time to haul three to his own office, but he acceded to ngnised that greater protection was ail pioneers and sons and daughters
Memphis ... ................... 70 00
Leavenworth . ................ 80.00
the request as far as his office was needed for the water fowl.
miles than one.
New Orleans .........
70 00
of pioneers who can do so to be pres­
8!. Joseph ... ................ 00.Od
The road is not yet complete, and concerned by advising the state print­
Washington ................... 107.60
With protection from the hunter, ent to take part in the ceremonies, I
Omaha ........... ............. 60 00
it is not fair to pass an opinion er to attach the label hereafter.
Baltimore
.................. 107 60
the birds of the Clear latke country wearing the' badges of our associa­
thereon for the reason that it takes
Council Bluffs ................ 60.00
Philadelphia ................... 108.50
may be expected to multiply rapidly tion and participating In the march
time to do these things, and do them ■ LADS BROUGHTHERE FOR TRIAL and restock to a considerable degree and other features of the program.
Kansas City . . ................ 00.00
Boston ......... ...................110 60
right, but the Court feels that when
New York . . ................... IAA SO
St. Paul ......... ................. 73.50
many of the well known hunting All who can should bring flowers, and
Sheriff W. B. Barnes returned to grounds of the state.
It is through this job the taxpayers
Minneapolis . . ................ 73.50
Toronto . . . ............
95 70
be on band promptly at 10 a. m , ao
will be pleased, and knows that they ■ here'Thursday night from Medford.
Montreal . . . ................... lot 50
Duluth ........... ................ 79.60
The action of President Taft in set­ that thoae who are able to do so can
are now getting more for the money |bringing with him Frank and Will ting aside the Clear I-ake reserve is march in a body to the cemetery In
Quebec ......... ................... 110.50
Ch Icago ......... ................ 73.50
; Poole, who were arrested at Medford believed to be the first step toward the place to be assigned to them In
than is customary in like cases.
Bt. I xju I s ......... ................ 70.00
Portland, Mc. ................... 113 60
Crushed rock is costing the city on ' charged with stealing a horse from establishing an immense game re­ the procession.
the street in Klamath Falls 82.25 for Len McCormick of Dodd Hollow. The serve In Southern Oregon south of
By Order of Executive Commltte«-
Bee aale datea and limits be low.
regulation size. This would not do lads were lodged In the county jail, Klamath Falls and Including the lava Klamath Falls, Ore., May 10. 1911.
Stopovers en route and choice
>«.. «•» going and coming.
for the county road, for the reason and will be given a hearing before bed country along the California line.
that that is what is the matter now. Juvenile Judge Worden at 10 o'clock For a year an effort has been made LOCAL JEWELER MAKER A
Tickets will be sold at above rates on these dates
There has been a world of crushed tomorrow morning. The boys sre only i to have the president set aside the
WATCH WITHOUT HAIRBPRING
rock put there, and no binder for the 15 and 17 years of age, and they live lava beds as a refuge for mule tall
July 1 .3. 2, 4, 5, 8. 19. 20, 28.
May 1«. 17, 11, II, 23. 23. 34,
top to hold it. If we were to use the on the Jacksonville road, three miles deer. This has been fought by the
A discovery has just been made by
27, 28, 29. 30.
25. 27, 28. 21.
finest kind of crushed rock or the fin­ from Medford.
I stock Interests, hut is still being con­ a resident of this city along the lln<*
August 3. 4, 5, 14, 18, 18, 17.
est coming from the crusher, which
June 5, 8, 7, 8, I. 10, 14, 15,
of watch Improvement that blds fair
sidered at Washington.
31. 12, 23. 28, 29. 30.
averages about one-third of the OHIK AGREEMENT IB
By adding that section to the Clear to revolutionize the manufacture of
18. 28. 2». 30,
September 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 7.
SIGNED BY NATIONS Lake reserve one of the finest game time pieces. Frank Upp, watchmaker
amount crushed, we could not put it
npon the road for less than 82.75 or
preserves In the country would be es­ at the R. C. Spink jewelry store, is
SPECIAL CONVENTION DATES:
83 per yard.
What the road has
PEKING. May 11.—Agreement be- tablished, and it Is believed that It the man making the discovery, an<l
May 12, 13—Royal Arcanum,
Columbus. Detroit.
needed. and needed when it was first tw««n China and Great Britain for would do much to conserve the game he has made application to the patent
Minneapolis and General As­
August 14, 15. 18. 17- Knights
built, was a good binder sufficient to
immediate reduction and final resources of the Northwest.
office for protection for his Invention.
sembly Presbyterian Church,
of Pythias, Indianapolis, and
hold the crushed rock together and abolition of the exportation of Indian
Mr. Upp has just completed a set
Atlantic City.
G. A. R., Rochester.
prevent cutting, with a crown in the «»Pi»«« to China was signed here to- COOK GETS FROM IO
of watch works, from which the hair
June 28. 29. 30, illy 1—Chris­
September 8, 7—Station­
center so that the water could run da* b* representatives of the «wo
TO OA YEARS IN PRIBON spring is eliminated, and the wheel
tian Endeavor, Atlantic City.
ary
Mechanical Engineers,
off. preserving at all times a well- governments. An Imperial edict tbol-
PASCO, May 13.—Without a sign to which the hairspring Is attached
July I. 2. 3. 4, 5. 8—Elks, At­
Clnrlnuntl.
isbing
the
Chinese
grand
council
and
shaned, smooth and dry thorough­
of emotion, Charles C. Coqk, who in other watches revolves in ono dl-
lantic Cify, and Sbrlners,
October 12, 13, 14- Dry Farm-
creating in Its stead a constitution'll on January 25 last, shot and killed • rectlon, Instead of describing half
fare.
Rochester.
Ing
Congress,
Colorado
cabinet
of
ten
members
was
issued
The Chronicle say» the road is
James Walker, a saloonkeeper at 1 circles. On account of the absence
July 26, 27, 2R- Knlghts of
Springs.
today.
rolled and sprinkled, then rolled |
Kahlotus, Wash., received a sentence of the hairspring, the watch can be
again, The county has a roller for |
of from 10 to 65 years In the peni­ ■ snhjected th severe jolts and jars
Going limit 15 days. Final return limit October 31, 1911.
that particular purpose, and the road FEKGIHON'H 14 BRA RY
tentiary, at the hands of Judge O. R. I without fear of injury, an there In
Stopovers permitton en route Your choice of routes.
HERE FROM PENDLETON ■ Holcomb, after Cook had pleaded no hairspring to become entangled
will be sprinkled and rolled until it
Ask about our personally conducted
excursion
parilo«
becomes in a position to leave. That
guilty to murder
the second de­ nor any roller jewel to break.
leaving
every
week
for
Chlrago,
St.
Lottis,
Cincinnati,
New
Or-
is the only way the Court knows how
The model watch which Mr. Upp
Charles J. Ferguson, the attorney gree. His plea of guilty had been ar-
' I nni and Washington, D. C.
to build roads, and it will follow that who recently formed a law partner­ I ranged for by Prosecuting Attorney i has completed was nrnirly all the
principle until the road is completed. ship with District Attorney D. V. Charles M. O'Brien, and Cook was work of his own hands, and while
We notice, however, that the city of Kuykendall, is a busy man these davit, prepared for whatever sentence might the watch runs well and keeps per­
Klamath Falls is pursuing the same as his library and other appurtenances be handed to him. The statutes In fect time, he says that it Is a crude
methods, and that the pavement that have arrived here from Pendleton, Washington prescribe a minimum affair, and he Intends to Improve on
is now being constructed is rolled and and while Knvkendall is at Lakeview penalty of 10 years for second degree It an soon as he can do so. The watch
i
rolled again until it is consider««! In conducting Uta Carroll case prosecu­ murder, but no maximum penalty. I is now on display In the window of
Agents will gladly supply you
literature and details on
proper condition to Have.
tion, his partner Is working like a Attorney H. B. Nolad appeared for the Bplnk establishment on Main
application.
Perhaps the Chronic!« does not beaver to get his furniture In shape Cook, while C. M. O'Brien represent­ and 8econd streets, and is attracting
know that the contractor, Mr. Clarke, and his extensive library in cases.
no little attention from passersby
ed the state.
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OF RECIPROCITY TREATY
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