Klamath republican., September 21, 1911, Image 6

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LIVESTOCK IS WORIH MILLIONS
tu ¿Z». .
ATKINSON ALWAYS HAS IT EON LESS
Away back in the early eighties a
DR. WITIIX COMBE I’EI.I.S BREED­
sailor man bl w Into I.inkville and in
ERS OF IMMEXSE 1 HA E OF
cldeutally tn Evan Reams’ atoir,
NT1HK TO STATE, VXD GII ES
wher,» he bought a pair of heavy
PERTINENT FIGI RE
SPE. I ll.S
11 ami Glove* .»ml Mil
tens ior I..dies,
and tiiildreii,
Atkinson’s
set: lAl.s
lst<ll>*M*,
Ml"»* •»’
t hll<lrs*ii*N II' » v
It, leit, X Igtltg
50* to HI . 25
shoes, which he put in his grip.
Saying he would not put them on
IO. to ■»! IM)
Special to The Herald
until
be got to Ashland, as he was
8ALEM. Sept. 18.—At the annual
banquet of the Oregon Pure-Bred going to walk that way. and his oil
Livestock Association on the fair ones would be easier on his feet. l*e
grounds, Dr. James Wlthycombc, di­ departed. At Ashland he took the
rector of experiment stations at the train to Roseburg, the shot's still <n
Oregon Agricultural Colb ge, made his grip. At Roseburg he again bit
the striking statement In hie address the road for Winchester Bay, still
that livestock in Oregon annuallv walking in his old shoes.
At Winchester Bay he shipped it
brings tha producer 891.6S9.400.
a
forecastle
man. still saving his old
At the annual business meeting C
L. Hawley of the board of reg nta of shoes, as a new shoe is an awkward
the college was re-elected to the pres­ thing in which to climb about a ship’s
idency of the association and M. C. rigging. After discharging cargo at
Morr's of Portland wan < lected sec- San Francisco this vess II pulled out
on a cruise to the South Sea Islands,
rota rv. Pr-f. Van Pelt of Iowa Prof
Carlysl of Idaho and President W by way of Hawaii
At Honolulu
changing things
J. Kerr of O. A. C. spoke. President
Kerr’s address was on the advantages about the ship the grip containing
of agricultural education, tbe neces­ the s^oes was dropped overboard and
sity of getting the boys Interested promptly went to the bottom of Hon­
olulu Bay.
early in life and on farm problems.
The Kanakas are probably
Dr. Withycomb gave the following
greatest divers in the world, and as
telling statistics in his address:
’’Oregon has 673.750 cattle valued one of th* nt was close at hand be
at »13.475.000; 175,000 dairy cows was hired to go down after the grip,
valued at »7.000,000: 295.000 horses which he sooq brought up. The con-
valued at »32.538.000; 8.<70 mules, tents, shoes and all. had a good wet­
at »1.040.000: 3.401.000 sheep., at ting, but were Ujtle the worse for
19.604,000; 324.000 hogs at »3.888.- their submarine voyage.
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,
The cruise In the southern seas ex­
00«: 220.000 goats, at »880.000; 20.-
tended
over
a
period
of
two
years.
000.000 pounds of wool at »4.000,-
O'" x so.000 pounds of mohair, a; Canvas shoes are as heavy foot wear
»264.000; dairy products at »14,- as anyone cares for under the tropics
000,000, and poultry at »5,000.000 so the Reams shoes still repos <1 in
lb Al KÍNSUN HAS li. IPS IN Si'YUi
making a total value of ,91.689.000
the grip unworn. At the end of two
years’ cruise the ship returned to San
Francisco, where after refitting she
HOGS SUPPLIED
sailed
for the Bering S~a. where she
TO BOOST FARMS
uuys. tl.clr t mo util n <-< s«aril)
arrived In due time. During the sum-1
I k - llmlta'll, mid I WO I lx phased If
mer
this
American
vessel
fell
in
with
|
Special to The Herald
we might I k - . l-ic to direct their at­
PORTLAND. Sept. 18.—More hogR a British ship on a like mission. It • MISS JESSIE TEI.FORD OF KLAM-
I).Il Ml*ll OF PREVESTION Si'­ tention nt once t’j what might Inlet
is
customary
in
such
cases
for
the
i
for Central Oregon is the, plan of
ATII HIGH < LASS 101O, HAS
ll M IM X«. sul.DIERS :;i »I I t •i them and 1 "1 vntu to tl: coni
•'he foilowl ig realty trausf-c-«
Bend business men. and the First Na­ crews of ships to exchange compll- i
ARTICLE ON LITER KI.AMATII contracts, deeds, mortgages etc., re­
. I I "\<. PATII XI SI. Ill (MR nunlty. If lleto nt« any orchard
tional bank of that place has arranged ments and pres'nts. and those new
IN “MOTORBOAT”
IIIE DISEASE
troubles there, arising from dl»**a«c«
cently filed with the county clerk
to purchase high grade sows from the i and much traveled shoes consequent- '
r»t pests of any kind, we should dl
,ur*- furnished by the City and Count
M’ddle West and place them with lv figured as one Yankee’s present to i
Miss Jessie Telford of Klamath Abstract company:
rcct thilr attrntfiin to them. Tli<*»e
In
1898.
during
the
Spanish-Amer-
•
a
Britton.
Nearly
two
years
after
j
farmers in that section of the coun-
Falls bids fair to be one of the well
n>
men of th.- Ii'gh -st qualification,
United
States
to
Chas
W.
Lewis,
can wur the 8eventb Army Corps,
trv. Tbe Portland*Unfon Stockyards this event these two sailors met in known writers and authors of the pat nt. SW*4 sec. 31-40-1-»
and their In-qx-ctlon und advice will
comprising
19,759
men
In
cunip
nt
company will have the stock pur­ Seattle, when the Briton informed Northwest, judging by the excellent
t>o of the greatest value, Would you
E R. Rearnes e( ux to Klamath
chased and will deliver two or thre“ the American that he had just dis­ start she has made, Mias Telford In County Bank, quit claim lee) fiO, Jacksonville, Fla., bad 2,693 catea of p’rsso s-o tl at proper
I.KUtlOU |4
typhoid
fever
and
¡48
deaths
from
carloads at Bend about November 1st. carded the shoes.
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. a'l lot 1. parts lots 2. 5 and 6 and
mad*- of their pr<>«pe< tlv< trip
. lujih--
thl«
dis-use
from
June
1st
to
October
Summed
tip
those
shoes
bought
of
acting in conjunction with ,be Bend
Telford, and is well known among 4 pt rt of Cedar street vacat'd original
local papers, no thnt anvon* desiring
1st.
In
1911
tbe
maneuver
division
bank. The bank will sell the sdws. Mr. Rearnes In Linkvill» journeyed the young people of the city.
town of Klamath Falls.
of th- army of 12.659 turn In camp at to »*-c them may have <>p|>ortunity to
preferably in lots not exceeding five overland from here to Winchester,
She recently wrote an article on
i had traveled 20.000 miles on the Pa­
Klamath County Bank to First Na­ San Antonio, Texaw. from March 10th I do no? Wo exp-'et to arrive In Klan
to each farmer, and take the not of
the pleasures of a nautical excursion tional Rank of Merrill, warranty deed
to July 10th, had one case of typhoid [ nth Fall« on the evening of the 18th.
tbe purchaser at one year, pplica- cific. had crossed the Tropic of Cap­ on the Upper I-ak and submitted It part of NW >, NW% sec. 13-4O-1"
and they wllb remain onl* one or two
tidns will be considered in the order ricorn twice, the equator three times, to "Motorboat,’’ an authority on this, State Land Board to Adnm S. Fos­ f ver and no deaths from thia cause days. 1 am. very re pectfully,
This
record
Is
so
startling
as
to
call
:
they are received, and it Is hoped to the Tropic of Cancer four times, the variety of recreation. The editor of
“E P. MrCORNACK
ter, state deed. NE*4 of XE14 see. 8- forth a hearty commendation from .
hnv- them on file not latcr than Sep­ Polar Circle five times, had been in the magazine, which is published yjg.g
srix typhoons as well as forty ocean twice a month in New York City, was) Charles Grayt-s et al to Theodosia Preaident Tuft aud to be character­
tember 20th.
ized a« an “epoch making achieve­
Th- Bend bankers have issued a storms, and lasted six years.’
immediately struck with the merit of E 8ha,tlIck. warrantvy deed. »10. E
ment In prev ntlve medicine” by the I
LORA
KING.
circular letter containing this infor­
the article, and accepted it. It was
of NW% of
w% of 8W«4 15
Journal of th** American Medical A m
mation, and they also state their be­
acres), sec. 23-38-9.
soclatlon, which recently printed an
LAKE Mil.I
lief In the future of tbe hog industry­
United States to Annie B. hrown- article on "The Sanitary Record of i
STORK
Ml
TO
in that section of tbe state. The fol- j
Ing, patent. SW *4 of S\\ *4. W'■» of i the Maneuver Division,” hi Lleuten
lowing statement was made:
! 8M
sec. 35-40-13; NW ’» of NW'4.-ant Colonel J. It. Kean of the sur-
“Central Orogen does not produce
BIRD’S FIRS!
Inee. 2-41-13; 8*4 of SE’4. sec. 34- geon g neral's office.
one bog where it should grow one
LADY. EITHER.
(0-1S-
1 Colonel Kean shownthnt this mar-
John Leonard. log hnuler nt th«
hundred. For years Oregon has been
NO siAXp.u.
I'nitcd Stat*« to Absalom D. liar- veloue reduction and almost abolition f.ong Ijikr tnlll of Huson A Can
paving the Middle Western stat-s
THE AFFAIR
pold, patent. 8’4 of SE <4 sec. 27. E '4 of this dreaded filth disease 1« div­ troll, at Shlpplngton. bad hl« laft
from »3,000.000 to »5,000.000 an­
ot NE’4, N *4 of BEU. SE *4 of SE *4, [partly to tbe Improved
tits leg brok'ii brlow Ihr kn*-*« Frida»
nually for hogs. Why?
United Press Service
sec. 34-39-11; lot 1 . sec. 3-40-12.
- -- --
¡for destroying filth and refuse by when he «llpped on « log thnt hr
“Lack of development In some sec­
NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—The stork
United States to Roa A. Harpold. | burning, but largely to the preventl-
was worglng wlth.
II was takcii
tions but in Central Oregon lack of is about to visit Miss Murphy. Now
patent, W **• of 8W*4, sec. 27; N’4 »lv value of typhoid vaccination Ev­
t<> th« realdence of IV. O II iihos
transportation. The Oregon Trunk won’t Mamma Grundy hold up her
of NW % . SE V. of NW 14 . E V. of 8W ery officer and soldier was vacclnnted
where he la restlng comfortably.
and Deschutes railroads promise to hands i holy horror!
. SW % of SEU, sec. 34-39-11.
| before going Into camp. Three In­
have trains running into Bend by No­
To reliev the tension let us hur­
Thos. Martin et ux to A Kershner, jections were given nt ton day Inter-
vember 1, 1911. With trains running riedly add that Miss Murphy is the
E. Caa< beer Is at the LI ver mon
¡warranty deed, »10. part fronting on i tala.
Colonel Kean «ays that th** from Bly,
you can put your hogs on th“ cars in giant hippopotamus at the Central
¡Oak street, 130 feet on Eighth, too reaction following this vaccination
tbe morning and the next morning Park Zoo here. She is 28 years old,
'feet of NE'4 of NE%, see.
U-. SS
“ 2, [ was mild or abdent In 90 per c nt of
Mr. anil M ir . Edward Williamson
32-38-9,
they will be on the Portland market. [ and already the mother of ten. Num-
I In Klamath addition.
¡the canes. and was not followed by wl o have been visiting th latter'«
which will consume, at fair prices, al!
e;PVen |9 expected to arrive next,
MISS .FESSI n E. TELFORD
Fred L. Houston et ux to P. M serious results In any cane.
mother. Mr«. M McMillan, left Sun­
tbe bogs that can possfblv be raised , month.
under tbe | Rpldy, warranty d'»-d. ,10. lot If.
This triumph of prevention Is th«» day for their home at Chico, Calif.
In this country. Why not raise hogs ,
Jt Is rather a sa() affaIr b<K.al,,P publish d In "Motorboat
.block 36, Hot Springs addition.
[ re-ult of long and patient study of
S. II. Williams of l.lttlo Shasta 1*
and keep some of this good Oregon caHph. the father of the anticipated j date of July 25, 1911.
'
Sarah E. Taylor to A. A. Bellman, [ ty pbold. The adoption of similar here interviewing the stockmen of
Miss
Telford
chose
for
the
title
of
monev in Oregon?
Daby, is dead. He was such a de-1
, warranty d«cd, »10, part Canal str---t : methods In private practice will prar- th- < iiintry. Mr Williams Is buying
"We believe there Is money in hog« voted parent. Miss Murphy is no*. her story “A Motorboat Trip on Upper
, vacated adjoining block 4 4. Nichol" [t'cslly abolish this disease.
Klamath
Lake,
”
and
in
it
treats
of
cuttle to ship tn Siskiyou county,
In Oregon; if we did not we would inconsolable, according to Keeper BUI
[addition.
the
various
features
of
interest
on
where they will be f d for the Cali­
not make you this proposition.
Snyder, who says the old girl Is a
Joseph F. Pryor et ux Io Sarah V. | |t|-(T GIIOWING
fornia market.
great fliA, and already has forgotten . this celebrated body of water and j
L
ENPERTH (TIMING
how her voyage on the lake proved , Dixon, warranty deed, *10
that Caliph . ever existed.
She Is
I block 11, Hessig’s addition to Fort '
full of Interest and charm.
F. A. Johnson, a Sacramento com­
strong on making goo-goo eye«.
.
She shows unusual ability as a Klamath.
Upon th*- recent visit of E. I*. Mc- mercial man. Is a Livermore guest.
Cbas. 8. Moore et al to E. 11. Du
writer, and covers her subject In a
It J. Dani Is from Whit.•Irk, Is st
| Cornack of Salem, who Is heavily In-
I’RINt U’AL PROP OF THE McNA-
P. P. Marion is a Medford man reg-
clear, clean, unafTected style that Fault, warranty deed, »1,000, lot 3, liercsted in Klamath county, he be- the Livermore.
.MARA PROSECl TION HAS LONG istored at the Baldwin.
makes it doubly lnter-stlng and satls- block 8, Riverside addition.
|came greatly Interested In tho future
DAILY SESSIONS WITH THE
C. S. and V. H. Erickson of Mac-
C. E. Badl y to N. P. Nicodemus,
fyfng. The article is highly emb'l-
AATORNEYS
doel are registered at the Livermore.
o itr'isp its of fruit growing In rtils
wfth some fine views taken try ¡ warranty deed, »650. lots 1 and
section, und upon bls return Itofne he
J. S. Licbtig signs “1915” on the llshed
block 19. First addition.
j Immediately started to work to In­
Press Service
Baldwin register, which means h" Is Photographer Charles R. Miller.
Miss Telford graduated from 'the
R E. Wattcnburg to Chas. c terest the Stale Agricultural* college,
L' ri ANGELES, Sept. 16.—Re- from San Francisco and a "lifter” for
Klamath Falls high school with the I Hogue, warranty deed. ,10. W'- of
he la ex- I! e coining fair. •
in his effort hr- siicc*-*aled so well
pected to give at the McNamara's"! J.P.Byrne, a Sa-n Francisco plumb­ class of 1910, and daring her term of |SW*4. SW'4 of NW*4 sec 4; SE 1, i that thre of the leading educators
study In that institution contribut'd [of NE’4 sec. 6-37-10. *
trial is beieg practiced each day by !ng man. is at. the Livermore.
[of that Institution will vl«it Klamath
hr literary efforts to the high school |
Wilber White et ux to Clyde E Fulls before the opening of the Cor-
Oi
Mi .. -
in
pr aetice of.
J O. lieatty is at the Llvermor*
annual,
to
the
great,
advantage
and
Witter, warranty deed, ,10. part of [ vallis school.
Macolm AlcLare i of the Burns de- from Stockton.
benefit, of that publication.
lot 2, block 65, Nicholas addition.
tective agency, according to a- state- i
The party, which was necompnnted
She has beqn the recipient of much
Fish and Oysters
ment from Jailer Gallagher.
B. St. Geo. Bishop to Klamath by Mr. McCdrnnck, arrived h' re Mon­
hearty
praise
for
her
success
In
wrft-
Received by expr ss last night,
Every day at 9 o’clock McManigal
County bank, quit clnlm deed, ,10. day evening, and spent two days here.
is taken from tbe jail to tbe court | another fine shipment of sea fish and : Ing.
: all lot 1, parts of lots 2, 5 and 6.
Th following letter I a-* been re­
house, and remains with officials of fresh oysters, which we will from
block 29, lots 2 and 3 and part of ceived by County Judge Worden rel-
now
on
receive
daily.
the prosecution until noon.
Leland 8. Foulke, a well known Cedar st re t vacated, original town
Iatlve to the visit:
Fulton Market Co.
cattleman from Gazelle. Calif., Is at of Klamath Falls.
Then he is returned to lunch In his
' W.»S. Worden, Klamath Falls, Ore.;
the Baldwin.
cell.
Mark C. .Schailoek to Chas. E
Special sale of
ELE4TRICAL Sl'PPLIES
"Dear Judge- Upon tny represen­
Every afternoon also Is given over
Worden, warranty deed, 110, lot », tation of the Importance of horticul­
to a rehearsal of the evidence he will
bl> < k 8, Fairview addition.
•
XOW RID OF 1'1 AZ,
tural Interests which at pr* -ent nr
Hltue pur, liasing the electric supply
give against the labor men.
NATION IS GLAD
Arthur R. Strutt et ux to Wm. II. largely prospective In your county, I
and
contracting
l>u**in«*i*i
of
the
LINK
Judge Walter Bordweli stated to­
s
Shaw, warranty deed» 800, E’4 of have Induced Prof. A. B. Cordley,
day that he saw do r ason wby th»' RIVER ELECTRIC CO. we have In­
NEU , NK’/i of SE'4 sec. 17-40-10 dean of the State Agricultural college
United
Press
Service
creased
our
stock
of
kU|,pliea,
and
arc
trial should not begin oq October 11
MEXICO CITY, Sept. 18.- Inde­
and head of the department of Ento­
tbe date set. even though postpone- now in a position to luniisli your re­
now on at Klamath Falls
pendence
Day,
the
first
since
the
end
mology; Prof. H. S. Jackson, head of
Dance
at
Castle
St.
Cloud
ment will be necessary owing to a quirements in our line.
Music House, adjoining
of
the
Diaz
regime,
was
observed
with
th-
department
of
plant
Pathology
of
Castle St. Cloud, whose ramparts
Anything electrical, from a I m *II
legal holiday on October 12. If a
j
wild
enthusiasm
Saturday
through-
that,
college,
and
Charles
A.
Park«,
American Hotel
are a familiar sight to the tourist and
postponement. ”g»t|] the following push button to a complete lighting
i out the republic.
member
of
the
state
board
of
horti
­
wayfarer
in
this
region,
as
w
r
ll
as
to
and
power
system.
R.
MADSEN, Prop.
week Is had. Judge Bordweli said, it
The 16th of September Is the the people who do not tour or way­ culture, to visit Klamath county to
When in need of electrical ko < m 1 h ;
would be for some other reason.
come in and see us. Our g>M><is are , “Fourth of July” of this country, and fare, was the scene of a lively dance examine Into conditions there to so«
Victor Talking Machines
on Saturday night. The afTalr was what troubles may exist requiring at­
County Judge William 8. Worden the beat obtainable, and the prices arc is a national holiday.
tention,
nnd
also
to
so
your
Heçt.lon
Congress
—
meets
-------- today,
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and Will enjoyed by about fifty persons who
and Records
and County Commissioner Sam T. right.
'take up a number of matters Import­ moved to the inspiration of an or­ of the’stato, nnd by personal obsorva-
LINK RIVER ELECTRIC CO.,
Summers went to Merrill Monday to
Everything In Music-Best
Cor Third and Main St»
ant to the welfare of the country and chestra including a piano, violin and Don learn something of its posslbll-
meet County Commissioner Guy Mer­
thwt
the
i
Ities.
In
view
of
the
fact
of Strings
concert
horn.
Alexander
Nosier,
as
Moore, . ~ l*ropa.
the establishment of the new govern­
_
rill and take up some county matters It. J Sheets an«l <’. L. I'
college year will be qponlng within a
host,
did
himself
full
justice.
Tel.
1501
ment
on
a
stable
basis.
of interest in that neighborhood.
’y' OU will now fin on display
in this store the Largest Show
ing of Ladies, Misses and Child
rens Ready to Wear Garments in
the City, and our prices are the
lowest.
Come in and Make You Selections
‘Your
Money
Back
Unless
We Please
10 FRONT
SEE THIS MISS
WITNESS TWINS ON TESTIMONY
Pianos