Klamath republican., March 21, 1912, Image 2

of them families were wounded in'
Seeds
Seed*
Seeds
house tight yesterday. It Is |
Field and Garden Seed« tioeda
feared that a pitched battle will re­
that
grow
Seeds that yield
Any
sult
should
any
of
the
various
posses
HAD A LINE TIME. BUT THE OLD
quantity. Price« right. 3S Milling
FLAG IN GOOD ENOUGH L'OR overtake the fugitives.
Co.. 114 Sixth «trevi.
Two companies of militia are wall­
HIM—VISITED THE PANAMA
ing
to
entrain
for
Hillsville.
CANAI.
FOR SALE 100 pair >3 and >4 l«m
— f -
The inhabitants of Hillsville are
pie shoes. >1.60.
Sample Shoe
Asalatnnt Prosecuting Attorney U Editor Herald:
Doni pili off woitrliix glasse« ua
Thad McHatton has returned from in a state of terror, owing to a rumor
«'loie, 717 Main street
S-IN-H
J
Fergusan
returned
Friday
ovenlug
Mention Is made in your Issue of
nama and Cen- that the Allens are determined to
III your vyvs are hopoloaaly Impalrnd
en extended tri
ent iu corn­ rescue Floyd Allen, who is danger­ from Bonanza, where he represented March 14th of my name for the office
l'odio In unii lai ino nxiinilun your
i.al America,
ile cattleman ously wounded, and confined in the the state in the preliminary hearing of mayor, for which In general terms
oyrH
No c I ihiko for miunlnatlon
pany with Al
of George McLain, who was charged I thank you, but will say that at thia
I —
far as Saa jail.
Mr. Davis re
unii mivli'o
The revised list of the dead and the with the theft of a mare belonging t< time I am not to be considered as a
Francisco, and will remain in toe
C. E. Winnarvl of Langell Valley. C candidate for mayor nor any other
wounded are:
l’ay City for a few weeks.
U. Brower of this city represented the office. My limo will be occupied In I
Judge
Thornton
Massie.
Prosecut
­
Mr. McHatton has been ab--< nt fcr
We have everything you
about two months, and hat tcaveleJ ing Attorney Foster and Sheriff Lew defendant. The case was tried before trying to make good roads.
need for that fishing trip
1 think at thia time I hold the rec
about 20.00') miles, From San Fran- Webb. Wounded, Floyd Allen. Jur­ Justice of the Peace J. O. Hamaker
Hook, line. rod«. reels,
cisco they went to New Orleans and ors Faddls, Kane and Fowler and ami the accused man was bound over ord of any man in Klamath county
bask'd, etc
We nut
then to Colon. Panama, whore eight spectators A. Howlett. Bruce Marshall to await the action of the grand Jurv, for holding office and being a candi­
tents, gun« and camping
and his bonds placed in the sum of date. having been elected school di­
days were spent in investigating the and Stuart Worrell
outfits.
Detective Fells, who made the orig­ >8.000. He is still held in Honanru rector «It times, justice of the peace
work on the Panama canal. Mr. Mc-
J «wider ami Optician
Hatton states that the engineers and inal arrest of Floyd Allen and his son but will be brought to this city In a ten times, representative to the state
MOTHCII ENHAt'H Ell'S Second lined
legislature twice, state board of
men in chatge of the work were very i Victor, has arrived on the scene with few days if bond is not given.
J. IL CH AM BERN
In the case of the two men charged equalization once, appointed and
. Storo, SoVviitli mol Main 35-g«l
accommodating, and went to consid­ ! twenty picked men. Fells says. "Ev­
I’hoyir AIM
Jacolia Blk.
with stealing horses from Henry served as postmaster one term each at
Ion barrel churn, «» good na new,
erable trouble in explaining the work erything looks like trouble."
Jackson. Attorney Ferguson decided Plevna and Klamath Falls. Oregon.
>7.60.
to visitor«. Special excursion trains
that as the crime is alleged to have
Still
Another
Victim
Have been the regular nominee for
times
a
week,
to
were run several
HILLSVILLE. Va.. March 15.— been committed on the Indian reser­ sheriff and county judge once each,
give everyone an opportunity to see 1
Betty
Ayres. 13 years old. a witness vation, it was a matter for the fed­ and defeated, which was attributed to
the great eug,
lug feat be.ug ae- i
United States gov-| for Floyd Allen, died today front a eral authorities, and the two men will the lack of sufficient training In pollt-
complished by
that during the} wound received yesterday from a be held in jail at Bonanza awaiting |( al methods of the present age. Mak
ernment. H
the arrival of the United States mnr- Ing altogether twenty-three times.
lly 1,000 visitors stray bullet.
time of his
An unconfirmed report is circu­ shai.
and sightsee
at the canal.
There are yet two offices that I
A atop was m e at Costa Rica in lated that a detective sent fror Rieh-
have in mind before I retire, first
Central America
d from there side i mond was slain in a mountain pass MIDI 4X1»
governor of Missouri, and last, min­
trips were made
o the mountain i w bile pursuing the Allen gaug
ister to Ireland, where 1 can rest In
country.
They
oughly enjoyed
peace among friends and relatives the
The county court Friday morning remainder of my days.
every portion of
trip, and Thad
considered a petition from a farge
says that he believ s he saw even
Remembering that under n<> dr­
MUI try Public Sal«-« anywhere in Oregon or California
number of farmers below Midland iiimstances am I a candidate for
thing that was to
seen. He says
Full charge taken. Ternu on application. Twenty year»' experience.
that they were thro n out of bed by FRANKGROH* enters string — tor establishing a new road. The mayor at this time, 1 am. yours,
Il«-«id< n< c "d anil Grant.. P.O. Ho« IHI2.
Klamath Fall«, Oregon
an earthquake, and decided that it
R. A EMMITI'
HOO-HOOS MAX BRING LUM­ road wanted was to start in township
41
S,
range
10
east,
at
the
Bagby
was no country for
rs. and so start-
BERMEN FROM ALL PARTS OF
homestead, and run northwesterly M iilth <>l PAROLE BOARD
ed for home.
'
THE COAST
across
the property of E. L. Hopkins
"I had a fine time," said McHatton,
TO RECEIVE Pl BLICIT1
and
others,
and following the meau-
“but the flag looks good to me, and
SALEM. March 15.- For the pur­
Chas. J. Ferguson, who has been
the old rag Is good ei^igb for Thad " spending several days in the vicini’.) der line of the lower Klamath .Lake, pose of giving the public ¡in idea of
of Bonanza, reports that there is connecting with the county road at the problems and tho stories pre­
the northwest corner of the NE’i sented to the state prison
MANY BUILDINGS
pnrole
gre.it enthusiasm in that section over
TO BE ERECTED the Elks’ rodeo, which is to be giv -n of NE’ 4 of sec. 7, tp. 40. r '.» E.. and board at Its meetings, members of
there to connect with the Mid­ | the board have decided to admit
in this city the 1st of June. He says from
I
'nd
road.
newspaper reporters at the meeting
With a few weeks of warm weath- that Frank Grohs, the well known
A rather peculiar feature of the of the board to be held April 3. pro­
er it is expected that the building horseman of the Rim Rock ranch,
boom will commence in Klamath ! has entered a string of horses for the 'affair was that the petitioners were viding there is no objection to thi« ■
'represented bv one of the deputy dis- innovation on tho part of Governor i
Falls. "This is going to be one of ’ pony express race.
1 trict attorneys, while the second dep-
best summers Klamath Fails has ever
Mr. Grohs wns dubious about on
.West. The matter »ill l>e presented .
Illty district attorney was present to > to the governor before the board'« i
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
seen in the building line." stated O. tering for the relay race, as he sain
advise the court.
I next meeting. If newspaper men are'
A. Harris, the concrete and building ■that he would have no trouble in
admitted they will be requested not’
contractor, today. Mr. Harris is in picking up a string of horses that
wii.i. L ím ate hebe
to use the names of the prisoners ask- j
close touch with the buildings and I could beat anything in the county
l d . A. I.amh arrived In the city Ing for parole.
mats , i ’ i . anh , itLiEJRiNTN. kt <
Klamath Falls, Oregon
improvements being planned for this traveling, but he did not believe that
Friday from San Diego. Cal., where
"Almost every conceivable story}
year, and this statement from him there would be room enough on the
'he has been spending the winter, nnd Is told the board by convicts who be­
should be good news to the people of grounds here to saddle them, as th< v
; l as decided to make Klamath Falls lieve they have cause entitling them
this city.
were certainly some lively. In the ;
| his home. Mr. Lamb has been here
Some of the buildings practically express race all of the horses are several times during the past five to parole," said Attorney John F
Logan of Portland, a member of the
saddled
before
the
race,
and
each
decided upon are the Melhase build­
years, and has invested in consider­
ing on Main street, between Fourth will carry twenty-five pounds of mail. able city property. He owns pro;>er- board who was here yesterday at­
and Fifth; W. H. Mason, corner of All the riders will have to do in ty on Main street, between Sixth and tending a meeting "There are bum-1
orous situations and pathetic appeals
Main and Seventh; Crisler & Stilts, changing is to catch the horses.
Chcapes place in town
Opposite Court House
Seventh, and also on Sixth and Klam­ made to the board. But the one groat '
The people of Langell Valley be­
on Main between Fifth and Sixth,
ath, which has made a rapid advance cause for the imprisonment of those
Northern Krown garden an * lower seeds
lieve that they ba
have
and W. S. Slough on tty» property ad- U®ve
'e a bunch of cow
In value since he purchased It. He men Is liquor. Talk about your ser­
ln ponies that can walk away from most
Stovepipe, per Joint .................. 17c
tlnlr
ihes.............................. ir.c
joining that of Crisler & Stilts. L.
has completed no plans for building
mons'
Just attend a meeting of.
addition to these ft has been an- anything, and three entries have al-
CJo •
Jnc ................................. 1 5c
on his property, but will remain here
tho parole board.”
nounced that a number of new build- ready been made for this race from
Rolllngplns ............. ......................30c
Cloth«« pin», 2 doi..............
05c
and may decide to build a little later.
Flour sifter............
ings are to be erected near the White Langell V alley.
ISe
Frying pan«................. 10c to 4 5c
Mr. Lamb was very much pleased
PURHI I FUGITIVE CONI Il TS
Another big feature that is ex-1
Pair hing'«............. ..................... 05c
Pelican hotel.
Laundry «onp. 6 bars .......... 3 5c
to see the recent fall of snow, as he
IX
DEEP
SNOW
IX
NEBRASKA
pected
to
be
secured
for
Klamath
.
I'l.'lte
V............... 10c
Two heating stove« at co«t
A good many new residences will I
i realizes that it means plenty of feed
LINCOLN. Neb . March 15.- Sev­
Cup and saucer . . . .................... 14c
High-grade envelope
A 5 c
be built during the summer, and Falls during the rodeo is the Hoo-Hooi for stock and beef cattle. He says-
eral
posses are in pursuit of thre<
Concatenation.
The
Hoo-IIoo
’
s
ex-1
Good broom .
.............
55c
Knife and fork
I 0c
there are a large number of business
that the drought in California has
10-qt. water pall
................... 30c
Teaspoon . . . .
4 for 05c
blocks which are being contemplated. pect to gather here some time this been a great blow to the cattlemen, convicts who escaped from the. peni­
Roup dish
05c
but the plans of which are not suffi- year' and tbe lotal ‘““bermen will, and that they will be compelled to tentiary here yesterday as the result
Tablespoon ....
3 for 05c
of a mutiny, and every thing points
Water glasaes
................... 05c
ciently far enough along to give defi- I make an pffort to 8et theme here at get feed from other territory
Chinn nest agg
>»’r
He be-
Fire «hovels .
..................10c
nite assurance of their construction the time of the rodeo’ 33 11 wil1 great- lieves that Klamath county- should to their capture, as there Is eighteen
Tablet
or.e
Currycomb« . . . .
.......... . . 30c
It is certain that the building activ-1
asslst them in their entertainment have the best crops this year that It inches of snow, ai d all trains have
Fine pencil ...............
0 5c
been unable to leave the city.
flade to order suits guaranteed xs
ity will be very much greater than of tho vi8itore- anl a,s° wou,d be a has known.
Holl'
!.< in | Î 50
per cent less th io 11» i I •
It is believed that the fugitives ere
last v«ar
big drawing card for the local affair.
being sheltered by friends either In
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The Hoo-Hoo gatherings will bring |
THESE ARE SOCIALISTIC PRICES
RAILROADS NEAR
th«- city or the suburbs.
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; about 150 prominent lumbermen of
R. C. Spink of this city has Just ..
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A STANDSTILL
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all parts of the coast to Klamath
been notified by Edson Watson, the „ „
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J
CHICAGO. March 15.—The rail
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Falls, and will be a big advertisement
roads of the Middle West are prac­
superintendent of the Klamath In- ,
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for this city and county,
dian reservation, that on February
tically at a standstill. Urban traffic
here is paralyzed as a result of the
28 the depertment of the interior ap­
The trouble with most young men worst blizzard thi« winter. Kansas. (Submitted for publication as Ihn
proved the sale of 160 acres of land
effort of a htg i school boy)
on Spring ( reek made to Mr. Spink is that they do not understand the Nebraska, parts of Oklahoma. Hua.
dignity of manual labor. They do not Minnesota and the Dakotas are ¿wept. Do you know there < a lot of people
last fall.
The property Is located half t mile yealUe ttat .h.onorB and fortune _may Officials of transcontinental lines
Sottfn' around in «very town
Plano*
Typewriter«
aiiove where Spring Creek empties in be more readily gained outside of the have abandoned all effort to start Growlin like a bro >dy chicken,
Knockin' every f >od thing down?
il u; Mfictiineis
Williamson River, and joining and so-called learned professions than in trains, and are endeavoring to relieve
just above ’he allotment on which It them; and that it is just as honorable the stalled trains and help the ¡»as- Don't you be that I Ind of cattle,
'Cause they ain’t no use on earth
Is proposed to locate the fish hatch- to swing a hammer or to hold a plow >angers. Eastbound trains due here
e»y. Spring Creek runs through the as it is to make a speech in court or have not reported. Mrs. W. J. Bryan You just be a boos er rooster.
tract, and Mr. Spink will have a dou- to amputate a limb. The lesson young is on train No. 15, which is stalled
Crow an' boost ft all you’re worth.
ble water f ontage of a quarter of a I m"n 8hou,d b« taught as early as pos- fifteen miles cast of Lincoln. Neb.
ir Klamath Falls needs boostin',
■•lie. The Oregon Trunk survey runc. sible is that it is not so much what a
boost 'er;
very close to the land, while the man does for a living as how he does MINERS AND OPERATORS
Don't hold back in' wait to see
Southern Pacific grade is Just across it, and that manual labor is as honor­
STII.L IN CONFERENCE
the river, so that this property will able as any other.
LONDON, March 15. -Premier As­ if some other feller’s willin'—
Sail right In; thi, country's free.
b< on both of the trunk lines.
quith Is still in conference with thr
GOES SOUTH OS VACATION
No one'« got a mortgage on It;
Further than stating that he pro­
operators and the striking minei
Main street, between 7th and 8th
John M. Stowell, city editor of the
It’s your town uh much ns his.
posed to build himself a summer
The offering continues to increase,
I
If
your town is short on boosters
home there, Mr. Rplnk has not defi­ Herald, is in San Francisco,, where 4,000,000 or more being affected by
You get in the boostin’ biz
nitely decided to just what use he he attended the selection of the Ore­ the scarcity of food supplies as well
will put the property, but it is cer­ gon building site. From there he will as the ontire absence of fuel for fam­
tain that it will not lay long idle, as go to Los Angeles to attend the Land ily use, and the miners are becoming If thing« don't Just seem to suit you,
And the world seems kinder wrong. F
it is considered one of the choicest Show and will spend about three extremely restless.
What’s the matter with a boostin’,
pieces of property on this famous weeks in Southern California enjoy­
♦
Just to help the thing along?
fishing stream. It is ideal for dairy ing himself. Even a newspaper man EXPECTS .MUNITIONS
«
purposes, and would also make a needs a rest once in a while.
DESPITE PROHIBITION Cause If things should stop a-goln*
We’d be in a sorry plight.
grand resort, but Its greatest value
EAGLE PASS, March 15.- -General
«
could probably be attained by cutting COMSTOCK RECEIVES WORD
Orozco says that ho expects to re­ You Just keep that horn a-blowln’,
1« a business thermometer. It
OF
HIS
FATHER'S
DEATH
Booste
’
er
up
with
all
your
might.
it up for summer homes.
If Mr.
ceive munitions despite President
»hows you at all time« exactly «
L. G. Comstock, proprietor of the Taft'« prohibition. It will be neces-
Spink should decide to do this it is
how you stand financially. ♦
hoped that he will give a preference Comstock hotel, received the sad saryfor Texans to patrol the entire If you see some feller tryin'
You'll find an account with thi«
For to make some project go,
to Klamath Falls purchasers, as it news by wire Friday morning of the border to prevent smuggling.
bank n decided help not atone
would be almost a crime to let the death of his father, which occurred
The rebel troops at Jiminez are You can boost it up a trifle,
That's your cue to Jet him know
greater portion of this fine property this morning at McFarland, Kans. On enthuHiastlc over General Orozco’s
in the colduct of your buaineea,
pass into the hands of strangers, who Monday Mr. Comstock received a tel­ proclamation sentencing President That you're not a-goln’ to knock It,
but In your btiglnoM «funding ♦
would only come here for a short egram announcing that his father had Madero to death, as well a« his broth­
Just because It ain't your "shout,”
as well. Why not open one and
been seriously burned In a fire, but ers and all high federal officials, if But you're goln’ to boost a little
time each year to catch trout.
learn.
no particulars of the affair have hern captured.
'Cause he's got the best thing out.
«
¡received. The deceased was 76 year«
TROUBLE AT HILLSVILLE
♦
IS IN NO WAY ABATED of age.
John Spolek came into the city yes­ If you know some feller’s fallin's
♦
BARREN SPRINGS, Va., March 15
Just forget ’em, ’cause you know
terday with thirteen coyote scalps to
«
Mrs. J. F. Kimball has gone to his credit. He procured the.se this That sumo feller's got some good
—Scores of manhunters are search­
ing the recesses of the Blue ridge for Lakeview to join her husband, who year, and says that the coyotes are
pointe—
«
members of the Allen family and went over last week on business con­ very numerous around the country
Thom's the ones you want to show.
their friends. Members of the Fow­ nected with the Weyerhauser Timber where he resides. He deposited the "Cast your loaves out on the waters.
KLAMATH VALIA "HR
ler, Faddls, Kane, Howlet, Marshal, company. Mr. and Mrs. Kimball will scalps at the clerk's office and re­
They’ll come back," a sayin’ true;
«
and Worrell families have formed probably be In Lake county for sev­ ceived the bounty which is allowed Mobbe they'll come back "buttered"
for them.
several posses, and as some members eral weeks.
When some feller boosts for you.
■cHATIEN BACK FRO« PANAMA I the court
Save Your Byes
McLAIN IS HtlD 10 CRAND JUHt IMMITI SMS NO MORE OiFICES
FISHING TACKLE
(ì. H.
THE GUN
HAYDEN
STORE
R. C. WAITS
Licensed Auctioneer
Klamath County Abstract Co
ABSTRACTING
THE
8E I KLAMATH OOOSFER
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FOR RENT
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Typewriter Ribbons and Paper
Everything ir Music
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COMPANY
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Trust and Savings Bank