IN»K VALLE» EXTENSION IN this he said, would cause excessive REPORTED ON FAVORABLY bleeding. J. A. Gordon told of being hired by The board of engineers, consisting Lyons to take him by auto to the PRKDUT8 I»KM he waa telling her of th ■ woudrou» I F II Shannon, Il M Whlteli i tion service the house »ere Jubilant, while the i gell. He was dismissed, he says, near They do me wrong who say 1 come advantages and beiiutlm out Weal I J. C Smith, lohn Jensen nil The engineers have reported favoi the "red house," and when he left senate *a« quieter. Hardly «■ corpor­ no more I by farming by Irrigation^- Klumuth Etili». Or* gon al's guard was left to witness the act­ saw the party on the steps of the es­ Wheu once 1 knock and tall to find "Why, mother we are actually tn able to the project sud approving the 4 W ORTON, Work subject to tbe securing of the ual adjournment. President Taft and tablishment. you In; dependent of the Lord concerning the Register X-24-IO-2*' tnecessary right of way for the ditch«« Ed Jacobs, the bartender at the moat of the members go today, leav­ F< i every day 1 stand outside vour Meason» for growing crop». ' We have It 1« understood that the work of »«■ ing McVeagh on the lid. Taft goes roadhouse, said that Lyons spent dvor. plenty of watt r In the ditch«*» and ca­ \t»TK'E TO t'REDITDIIH: to Rochester this evening and ad­ I probably $20 out there but neither Ind bid you wake, and rise to tlgii. nals, and can put It on the land just curing the rights of wav will be begun In I he(Count> Court of the Slut of at once, so that blds for the work cun dresses the National G. A. R. en­ he nor Robbs were intoxicated. F^th and win. w henever and whorever we choose." Oregon? For the County t.f campment tomorrow. He goes to being able to speak intelligently to The good mother inquired of the be advertised for thl« fall. Klamath This addition to the Klumuth proj- Beverly from Rochester for three all appearances. He told of the trip Wait not for precious chances passed ! boy from what source this water In the Matter of (hr Estai« of H W 1« «»ct will «'over about 7,000 acre« of I the canals and ditches,came. He an­ weeks, and then starts toward the into town, amf says that ho and I.an- away; Kilgore, Deceaaod gell left the house about 12 o'clock. coast. Weep not for golden ages on the swered with great gusto, "why from land. Including North and South P<" Notice Is hereby given by the o i Valley, the territory along the south •'We’ve made a record that surpris­ He does not know I.yonB was there waue; th«> melting snow tn the mountain»," derslgned. administrator of (he estate ed our friends and dumfounded our when he left the house, but says Each night 1 burn the records of the and his mother aski-d him: "My son oast side of Lost River near Num« of 8 W. Kilgore. d< •• nsi'd. to th« Lake and a strip of land lying along enemies,’* declared Champ Clark of there had b vn no trouble up to that day— who makes it snow?" the eastern shore of Lost River The creditors of. und to nil persona hav Missouri, the democratic speaker of time. The testimony of Lan gel I was At sunrise every soul is born again The first settlors In th««««' vast fer- j I greater portion of this work will bo Ing claims ngi.ln«<. the said deceas the house. "The session was extraor­ a corroboration of that of Jacobs. til«> valleys »aid: "Nothing will grow ed to exhibit them, with (hr neve« dinary in the amount and quality of Beu Robbs. Lyons' companion of Laugh like a boy at spleudorB that but grass," little dreaming of the ro-< earth excavation, although a consid­ snry vouchers, within six month- erable quantity of flum«> will has. to the work done. the fatal night, told the jury that have sped. suits that would be accomplish'd in be built In Pee Valley. A flume will after the first publication of thl- •‘Though we’ve been sneered at for Lyons worked under him in the woods To vanished Joys be blind, deaf and a tew years, the immense yields of also have to be constructed across nollce, Io th.- said administrator, at years as a paTty utterly lacking tn for about two months for the Lost dumb; grain; the prolific crops of ulfalfa. Loat River at Olene to convey th«- th«< offic«« of the Hank of Bonnntn. In ability, we've passed through the River Lumber company. The two My judgments seal the dead past with clover, timothy and the native wild water to the laterals from the main the town of llonanta. In said coun house more constructive legislation came into town together Friday morn­ its dead, grass; the lucious fruit and berries canal. ty and state, the name bring th< and better, too. than any house in ing. In the afternoon he says he But never bind a moment yet to and superior vegetable». Today piece for the transaction of the bust the last twenty years. We’ve re­ again saw Lyons at the Livermore come. Klamath county la fast b«>cotnlng TAFT SIGNS THE nesa of said < state deemed every promise made in 1910, bar, where Lyons cashed a check for known as one of the great«*»! produc­ I Dated this 17th day of August. STATEHOOD HILI and It is a record on which we will $S9 and some cents. He deposited Though deep in mire, wring not your ing regions that "rests under th«' wide 1911. sweep the country in 1912." some of this with the clerk of the hands and wee i; arch of our Western sky"; In th«< 11- Il H KILGORE. During the session just closed the Livermore hotel, but later drew some I lend my arm to all who say "1 yerslty of resourc«*s the "W m I Is th«> ARIZONA INSTRUCTED TO DROP Administrator of said Estat- RECALU AND NEW ME XK VI TO house met eighty-seven days and the of it, so he had about $50 with him CAN." best.” It is the land of the farmer STONE * BARRETT MAKE NKCERMARY CHANGES senate elghty-flve. The house was in After they had taken several drinks No shamefaced outcast ever sank so because climate Is one of the great Attorneys for Administrator* IN (NINBTITUTION session 425 hours and 2 minutes; the about town the witness stated that deep factors In agricultural success. and 3-17-9-24 r K Is ms th Falls. Ore senate 353 hours and 31 minutes. be went over to the tenderloin, and But yet might riBe and be again a the very state Itself must build upon United Press Ser new I’rospcrily for (Is- Astiland t'omnww- about S o'clock in the evening Lyons man. the farm, and commence and manu­ WASHINGTON, D C.. Aug 21. LYONS MURDER IS clal ("liege, Swedenburg IHixh. called for him in the auto to take him factures rest back for support o.i | President Taft today algn«*d the state STILL BAFFLING to the Altamont. The quarrel that Dost thou behold thy lost youth all the land. Her«« we have the mo-*« Ashland, Oregon. hood bill admitting Arison* and New aghast? took place at this time, he says, was fertile and very deep soil, soil th 1.1 Mexico. Only the refusal of the two I .a st year was one of splendid pros Dost thou reel from righteous ret­ with lntelllg-'«it cultivation will ne» • ! terltorle» to comply with the condl- perlty for the A C C Every arad NO TRACE CAN BE FOUND OF HIS with Tommy Waldon who is also ribution's blow? employed at the Ixrst River mill. Wal­ er wear out. m I after all these yen-s 'tlons exacted by congress can prevent uate Is In an excellent position, and MOVEMENTS AFTER MIDNIGHT don. he says, returned to the camp 1 aen turn from blooted archives of •f waiting a land destined to be­ 'them now from entering the Union In many more were needed to supply In the past —THE CORONER’S INQUEST IS Sunday. come iomm-TC’nlly great quirlen for well-trained assistants about three months. And find the future's pages white At about midnight. Robbs stated. The wiS!' farmer belongs to tw o , According to the conditions. New Students can arrange on entering to IN SESSION as snow. Lyons told him that he was going to classes—those who buy good «<•>1, ' Mexico must veto the proposal mak­ be placed In a position upon complet town and would see him in the morn­ Art thou ’» mourner? Rouse thee and those who make it good, The ing It« constitution susceptible to Ing the course Until some light can be thrown on ing. That was tfte last he saw of him from thy spell; An entire new equipment of latest. best plan Is to have It and keep It i amendment, while Arlionn must ellm- the movements of Charles Lyons alive. The next day he says he made Art thou a sinner? Sins may be good. Americans have been prodigals , Inate the r«'call of th • judiciary. After from the time he left his friend, Ben a number of Inquiries for Lyons, as forgiven. In the use of land, buying too much ; thin 1» done the eh-ction for state offi visible typewriters has just arrived and are In use Our courses are Com Robbs in front of the "red house" at the two had planned to go up the Each morning gives thee wings to of It and wasting Its substance in , cers and congr«'s«men will b<> held merclal, Shorthand. English and Civic flee from hell; poor methods of farming. The mar­ the midnight hour after a big Friday- Upper Lake to see a friend of the Service. Come and share the general murdered man. Each night a star to guide thy feet ket gardeners of Paris feed the city. I night, no definite deduction as to how prosperity of the school, the student* to heaven. Their costly plats of rented land rep­ he met his death by a terrific blow and the country The fall term open« resents expenditure« for manure and I ♦♦♦--------------- ♦-----------------♦♦♦ . ' September 5th, with «very prospe t from an axe can be figured out. The ♦ (By C. Peebles Blanton) fertilisers equal to the rental value, LOST RIVER GLEANINGS ♦ i of yet greeter sucre«» police and county officers and acting ♦♦♦--------------- «---------------- M4 ! The "Far West" is little known to and together often reach the sum of i M. P. Mishler I» busy with his »«•< ■ the g-eat home-making classes In $500 an acre a-nd more, but they pro­ District Attorney C. J. Ferguson, by : at thia writing strenuous efforts, have followed bis ; Mrs. Herbert Phillips visited her American life. People gain know­ duce from an acre by Incredible skill I ond crop of alfalfa • ••••• Thdff said of the and toll. $2.000 to $3,00d England's t movements from the time he came sister, Mrs. R. L. Alexander of he ledge slowly. Jim Moore and his sun left lor prairies of Iowa, Nebraska and Kan­ peasants rent from one to ten acre« into town Friday morning till about Falls a few days last week. sas: "I-and that won’t grow trees paying from three to four pound« an| Lake of the Woods Monday, where midnight Friday, and there their ef-! Five hundred acre» irrigated I land, won’t grow crops.” They stopped at acre, yet by lavish use of fertlllxcni ' they will hunt and gather buckle all undpr cultivation; 200 acre« forts are baffled. i in a) Glen Steeman and Roy I^a Prärie the edge of the great wheat belt and and by skillful methods of culture, I berries. Ben Bobbs, tb-g friend who went I visited the Falls Friday. falfa. eight-room bouse, good barn. • • • said: "It is too dry for anything," they "make good," find a saatenance wltu illTn to the Altamont atvern and A. Kinney waa in town on bualne* girrnary and other outbuilding« Alia» and sometime« put away a few coins and labeled it ■’desert.*’ then returned with the dead man to have water right to 145 acre» I Ranch Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Booth spent i Monday. The small holdings of England Now that portion of our own great the terderloin, says he does not know Saturday in the Falls. I m alx mile« from Merrill and sixteen • ••••• ♦ state lying east of the coast range of have attracted attention, and a book where his companion went after they • ••••• Mr and Mr». Cha». Gray and chit- I mil«*« from Klamath Falla. Ha» two the Cascades has been equally con­ baa be»n written to show what can separated, when Lyons stated that be and one-half mil«« of river frontage, Mr. and Mrs. CaTl Robiey and Mrs. or« n were in town Monday was going to town, and would see Joe Stukel returned home Wednes­ demned. in fact, some have most be done with a little bit of land In and la »Itunted on the Modoc North • ••••• him in the morning. William Lan- | day from the Lake of the Woods egregiously pronounced it as unfavor­ the Eastern and Southern state« the I era railroad right of way Will give Lemuel McKenxIe came down from able as the "Great American Des­ land Is becoming worn out, and In gell and Charles Jacobs, who came in with forty gallons of berries. term« on acme and will nell In forty Lor'-lla Saturday and »pent the night sert." Think of it. order to grow crops It Is necessary to from the Altamont, last saw Lyons acre tree i. Address. These great valleys where agri­ expend large amounts for guano and »nd Sunday visiting relative« and in the red house, and the last time R II BUNNELL Mrs. Fred Stukel of Mertill visited friend«. J. A. Gordon of the Southern Oregon her mother, Mrs. S. B. Booth Sun­ cultural products of many varieties v ? t I ous fertilisers, this oft’n times Klamath Fall«. Ore are produced in greater abundance far exceeding In cost the maximum of Auto company saw the party together day. Mrs. E. L. Arant and children w >ui and more to perfection and without "water rights" In our country and was on the porch of the dive as they U Dairy Saturday afternoon, wh.u • the comparative production Is greatly fear of failure from drought or floods, were entering, after dispensing with Mr. and Mrs. Will Tallman visited than in any of the old states That In favor of our Irrigated farms. The they visited with Mrs. Arant's moth­ his services. i the Falls Monday. Anderson. magic word ‘‘Irrigation’ is unknown »«•11 of our valleys will never wear er, Mrs. G. O. Inmates of the resort where the • ••••• to thousands of our hard striving out. How deep It Is no one knows party went after returning from the Mr. and Mr». Harry Booth were E. J. Pool the Lorella pontmaa* o', farmers "back East,” who. in many For ag‘s the disintegration of tie Altamont, were taken into custody Falls visitors Saturday v/as visiting friends a few days las' cases pay as much for fertiliser as n ountalns poured their unreckon"d Monday afternoon, pending the out­ • ••••• wt ek. we do here for water, and after all tons or sediment Into these valleys, come of the coroner’s inquest, as they The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. seemed somewhat defiant in their an­ Tom Short died at the home of his they take a chance with the seasons building up a silt and rich li.nni. On Sunday a paTty consisting of swers to the Inquiries of th«1- officers. grandmother, Mrs. Newton, Saturday which are liable to be "too wet” or which emoluments contribute to the Brownie and family, Mrs. Andrews “too dry.” lec-vrd crops produr«d by ou- f«i. n No marks of a violent encounter were evening. imid children, Mrs. Henry Grimes A young man came West from an e.* !r Klamath county. found In the house. At the coroner’s • ••••• ¡»on, Budd Kinney, Frank Pool inquest, which was called this morn­ George Pingel a-nd lady of Klam 10 M) Hid McKenzie left for Lake of on dry farms...................... ing, with George B. Snider K. North, ath Falls visited Mr. and Mrs. N. C. EBERLEIN OFFERS MONEY days’ vacation 10.00 Woods for a • ten FOR AGRICULTURAL PRIZES For best sheaf of Alfalfa- M. G. Wilkins, John Uerling, -8. B. Monson Sunday. • • • • 1 0.0" For best sheaf of Timothy . . . Low and L. H. Bath as the jury the • ••••• Chas Drew, a prosperous Yunna 10.00 evidence brought out showed the I have read with much inter­ For best exhibit of potatoes.. Special sale of Nick Monson, who has been on the Iracnher, was hero on Monday. 10.00 movements of Lyons till about mid­ sick list the past few weeks, Is b°tter est the premium list of the coming For best collection vegetables • ••••• night. Xlamath County Fair that appeared For best collection apples . . . 10.00 Mr. and Mrs. F. P Corpcnlng were at the present writing. n your columns this week. The gen- For best collection fruits . . . . 10 00 In town last Tuesday after a load of Dr. R. R. Hamilton, the first wit­ • ••••• 5.00 For best exhibit of celery . . . ness, testified as to the condition of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Booth Mrs. t*-men In charge of this undertaking 5.00 freight. the body at the post mortem exami­ Ollie Jory and children and Mrs. Carl have a very large task and not the For best box of honey........... • ••••• nation conducted last night by he Robiey visited relatives In Merrill on least of their least of their difficul­ Joe Cox and family expect to leave Total ..................................... $100.00 ties Is the providing of-funds neces­ and Dr. Chilton. He described the Monday. for the berry patch some time next now on at Klamath Falls This offer is made in the hope that sary. Presumably, for this reason, cuts in the head of the d'-ad man, and • •••«» Music House, adjoining It may offer some Inducement (though week. said that the blow, evidently from an Mrs. Jas Enman and children left the fair managers have not been able small) for a large exhibit of Klamath American Hotel axe, in front of the ear, penetrated Wednesday for the Lak*« of the to offer suitable premiums for agri­ NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION cultural products raised In this coun­ grown products. Respectfully the brain tisue. As there was no Woods. CHARLES WOOD EBERLEIN water in the lungs, he believes that (Not Coal Lands) Victor Talking Machines ty. • ••••• This fair should have for its object life was extinct when the body struck Department of the Interior, United Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Zacharlah visit­ and Records He Likes Klamath primarily, the encouragement of agri­ the water of the canal where it was ed the Falls Saturday. States Land Office at Lakeview, Frederick Geer, a Monmouth (III.) Everything In Music-Beit culture In Klamath county. It should found. He stated that It was bis August 17, 1 $ 11. be a demonstration to the whole coun- capitalist, who Is spending the sum belief that when found the body had Notice Is hereby given that Elmeda of Strings •/, and especially to homeseeker», mer on the coast, arrived here Mon- Hawxhurst of Klamath Falls, Oregon, been dead for two days and two MRH. TALLY SUCCUMBS TO ATTACK OF TYPHOID nights. who ought to be encouraged to come day afternoon from Los AngeleH, to to this fair, that this is a splendid ag- visit Elmer E. Johnson for a few The testimony of Dr. Chilton was days. Mr. Geer Is much impressed Following an attack of typhoid .Icultural and stock country. much the same as Dr. Hamilton’s. He told of a second wound behind the fever, Mrs. Margaret Ellen Tally 1 am afraid that One Dollar will with the Klamath country, as far as ear which was caused by a blunt in­ ^passe daway at 11:30 Monday night at hardly be an Inducement sufficient to he has seen It, and Intends to make strument, and which he said, wouild the Samaritan Hospital. She was 49 call out an exhibit of our best agri­ a thorough investigation before hs have caused concussion of the brain, years of age. and came here In May cultural products In any one of the departs for the East. but not instant death, though it | from North Dakota with her husband. ciasses enumerated in the premium Fracture« Two Klin The funeral look place at 3 o’clock 1st. would produce unconsciousness. De­ ASHLAND, OREGON SWEDENBURG BLOCK ♦ William Ward who redden in Milin I beg, therefore, to offer to the scribing the cuts In front of the ear Wednesday afternoon from the Whit­ Commercial, Shorthand, English and Civil Ser­ •> made with an axe, or similar instru­ lock undertaking parlor;. Klamath County Fair Association aditlon, sustained two fractured ribo ❖ vice courses. $100 to be distributed as special pre­ Monday by being thrown from ment, he said that they were one- ❖ Charles Telford, Southern Pacific miums and to be additional to the bls wagon near the Big Basin Lumber An entire new equipment of latest model, visible eighth of an inch apart, and that ♦ typewriters. either would cause death. As the fireman, has been transferred tempo­ premiums already offered, such sum company’s plant.. He wan attended by ❖ Every student can arrange on entering, for a force of the blow was at the lower rarily to trans 39 and 40 on the W^ed to be distributed In the following Dr. L. W. Chilton. « position when course is finished. part of the wound, he said, it would branch. This gives him his nights In manner and as premiums on the fol­ ❖ Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Snyder are In The expenses are the lowest, and your success sure. 4» have been Impossible for the blow to Klamath Falls, and with his wife he lowing products, vis.: have been struck as Lyons was stand­ will visit with his parents, Mr. and For best sheaf of winter wheat $10.00 from their ranch on Swar. Lake for a 4 Fall term opens September 5th. ing. The temporal artery, he be­ Mrs. H. C. Telford, during his run on For best sheaf of spring wheat 10.00 short visit. They are guests at the ASHLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE lieved. was severed by the blow, and the local. For best sheaf of wheat grown Lakeside Inn. •><<• 4 4 <•<•<"> 4 4 4 4 4 4 ❖•> 4 4 4 i 4 4 4 v -¡' SESSION CLOSES THIS JLRERNOOB OPPORTUNITY BECKONS YOU. Ranch For Sale Pianos