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INJUNCIION CASEHASAKOTHtRHUT . «HOI I ' I llld iibiug ti e load I II do all I c.ili '' to help tills luattel a Ion,; PAVING COMBINE GUARI Y IlLÍGAl . thinking that that Judge was far "I han* ti *>l i.tl-iuu flowers, but. s tt - • ■ iiouRi t* moved from tie -.*'«*ne to n \ xdi I be lux *t iuielieloi, I souiitluiis forgot THAT ' take it up with propriety. As to the to It el. lift« r tlieui l>iu gieiit draw i •people.' I think we. not the- repre ihdn txt tit ■*** k to flow« is la Hlksl1. and how to sent the people. We represent Klam dual with It 1» i ptoiileiu that you ■ >\t. r titm i nth county. Another feature of de i > ouhl w ot k on A > mdlng to it decision Ju. l bund No start was made of the trial of lay is that it may hinder the exercise “Some Eastern vlll«» liar«* made “ Flowers" wuh tho subject of the F. T Sanderson h the first can II- the Hiram Murdoch injunction pro of official functions and delay public date for mayor to begin the circula Klamath Chamber i*C Couiti«e*e ■great strides In lieaul if v Ing I heli' <>d liliali bv Judge Henil of the su ceedings against the Klamath county work.” tion of nomination petitions Eo'.r noon day lunch at tin* Baldwin hotel 'fleets and hotn>> spot* Uiaud l<at> oi* He mui I on mi appeal of a «.i-i Attorney Brower said that he went court in circuit court Friday morn petitions of Mayor Sanderson *eie Friday, the banquet boards being set | Ida, Mlrh . on*>ta pllxi s fm the h* it i fi. h I’oitlnnd. h city cannot ixitrlct ing before Judge J. S. Coke of Marsh to see Judge Calkins at the suggestion b* iug circulated Frida* afternoon. It up in the spiidous lobby. There was accomplishment m I omb lltla line, aud I !>>.!« fpr street Improvement* cr puv field. Attorney C. C. Brower was of Judge Benson, and that the mat is not yet knot* n who will oppose Mr. uo lack of good tilings to vat. with If you g« t off a train there mid thle i.g t<> h particular kind of patent« d not ready to try the case, and after a ter was never presented to Judge Cal Sanderson. althoori considerable surro indltigs prepared especially for i through the ellv you will he auipili id I ".«I Illg III.ilei Illi A h till* Illis been the good deal of sparring between Attor kins because his honor had so much I pressure Is being brought to un,r * n th«* occasion, with floral decoratloua | at what you see on every hmrd iltand Illusioni lu Klsmath Kulls ns well as ney Thomas Drake aud him, court work ahead. Police Judge T. «•* Nicholas to in of an appropriate nature. The at Haven, Mich., also offt-rs free tioi' I b ull) other of tile t itles of the state Judge Coke stated that outside the finally decided that the case should tendance was large and W. A. Dvlsell free seeds and fr«*«> - hiiihi! to old and i¡the <l<« Pilon will probably affect all duee him to become >i candidate. allegation in the complaint there was proceed tomorrow at 9 o'clock. young to secure th«* est gardens and future i mitrili ts, and Is believed will .u i*'<l as toastmaster. very little to the answer tiled by the j 'menti cheaper paving for the elites. j beat lawns.” k\ lien court convened at 9 o ' c I ock In op* niiig Hit* toastmaster said his defendants, and that the matters ABSORB I’ouroi; ITIONS, Attorney Brower said that he was Mrs. Elmer AppL-gm«*, w lien culled Kollow Ing Is Hie dispatch from Baleni Missili Ri IX st 1,1,1 s|s own expvriene«* with flowers was litn- raised were very few outside of what i hardly prepared to go on with th«* | ited, but lie had bought a few, al .upon, said that In planning their new II to el Illg I he derisimi had been related in the plaintiff's Probably nothing could bolster up case, that the first intimation that he 'though he had not had much luck In horn«* her husbnnd mid she decided to bill. ST. LOl'IS, April 26 A novel plan raising them. There was one Hower' plant tho hardy perennial shrubs, and the light being waged by the Pottlrnd had of the Marshfield judge coming Judge Coke had Bailiff Clarence O for Improving business conditions in to take up the case was Tuesday. He ho was always In sympathy with, that not overlook th«* old fashioned flowers illy administration against puvlng i o III b I in-1 mid for i henper pavements suggested to the court that some time Morgan summon Court Stenographer! tliis country, which is attracting the being th«' “wallflower'’ so In* would j like the hollyhock, th«* Golden till" next week would be far preferable to R. M. Richardson to find out when j attention of tbinkieg men. has been call, In i ll, on I’rof. Itoseli il. Itim | Canterbury Bell, the old fashioned li.ore tinnì th<> drelslmi written bv the plaintiff in the case, and indicated the attorneys in the case were notified proposed by Leonard Matthews, a mil bar. eli) superltiteuiletit of school-i [Sweet William, marigold, daisy nud Ji slice Itemi mid handed down bv t!ie that he thought the depth of the in of his coming, Mr. Richardson said lionaire banker, broker and business This was the signal for a Hugh at pansy. supreme court In the case of T«-rwl|- terest of the plaintiff and the people he had received on Monday evening a man of St. l.ouls. Matthews’ views the expense of the educator, who took “If there’s a place In the world I cor Land compiili) iigalnsl the City in the matter was such that it should letter from Judge Benson and had are set forth lu a series of pamphlets, part in It himself. w here the pansy grows to perfection of Portland. Oregon llassam Paving notified counsel for both sides the copies of which have been sent to be well prepared It Is Klamath Falls," she sab! “One company, and the Title Guaranty A “I ant reminded of n quotation i President Taft. Theodore Roosevelt, "It is not what the 'people' want next morning—Tuesday. morning I gathered eighty from on*- Kursiv company. ' w hlch w as once used In school by a “We have to have time to get wit- members of congress, justices of the in this case, your honor,” insisted At The opinion reverses the decision Utt!«' boy.” iw said. "It was. 'Woman plant, and I could hiiv«* done It Hu- nesses. ” said Attorney Brower. United States supreme court and oth torney Drake. “The plaintiff In this next day. too. The California poppy of Judge <* t tiaiitenbelti anti hold without her. man Is a beast." The “The plaintiff is always presumed lvr men of prominence, matter is one person, and there are la another plant It Is desirable to that a contract for street paving, on little bov In announcing It said “ Wo MiUthettd deviare. in hl, im-phiet. no ’people' in that side of the pro to be ready for trial,” his honor re-1 have." tired Into between tho city of l’or, man without her man Is a boast." ceeding. We were satisfied with your marked. “While personally it woul • tbat ¿ile prMent condllton of thlnKS She told the story of a woman who ■l imi mid the Oregon llsssam Paving ■'Women are closely Identified with honor’s ruling yesterday as to our de please me to be able to grant any de vnder wblch three-fourths of the rod«* In a trnln and who scattered < ompuny Is void because the city ml flowers, and while It hns been said by seeds of the poppy from th«* car win vertisod for lays that courtesy would prompt. 1 [ wealth of , be countrv 1H own „ d and murrer, which would make it neces bills on a particular kind am afraid If that policy were pursued controlh.d by le8!) than onp.tenth oi our toastmaster that Eve war dec dow along the ride, tn order to help of patented paving material, thereby sary for the case to be tried. “The other side must have pre In court matters it would greatly re-j (he populatlon ls wrong and demBBd, orated with flowers. I am not inform beautify th«* country, and she lauded eliminating competition ed on the point, but no doubt Adam propw ,eil thp abaorpMon sumed that the county court would lard the ptogress of litigation. It will , ^„.edy. the spirit which prompted th«» woman • • *»V I'« V|»»»r*XC» HIV nuovi pill'll Until the _ present __ city __ __________ administra [ liad the opportunity of choosing the to do It. She advocated the planting [lion took up the fight It was the cus make an answer in the case, and when be necessary for the court to set a of ull bu#laeM corporaUon. of thf i flowers with which to decorate her. I of shrubs, th«* snowball and asalen. j'ou overruled the demurrer we were time for proceeding with this case. I country in a central, co-operative [think every woman is a flower. If I Mrs. Applegate expressed the wish to tom In the city of Portland to let 1 holding concern owned by the people prepared to file an answer in a very will fix Saturday morning at l>ra, tlcnlly all paving contracts In this had my Choice of flowers or women seel bulbs grow, saying they could be maimer, uu<l according to this deci short time, and did so. They had o ' ’clock, and I hope you gentlemen ftnd ,upervl8ed bv (he government, I ’ d take the women, l et everybody [ w(n <lve the fnrmpr had In winter and summer, and told slop all of such contracts were Illegal time to digest that feature of the will be ready to go ahead. It is to be wh|ch he who’s with me say so. f’aln. stand how to use the ground twice If one case and be prepared. They brought hoped that everything will be ar- and laborer the goi|rce8 of a|, W(,aIth This suit was brought to declare void up." had but a small apace. She spoke of thirteen rontrncts between Portland this matter of an injunction a month 1 ranged so that the matter can be pro- tbe|r just retUrn This caused fun at the expense of > the hyacinth and Chinese sacred Illy, and the Oregon llnasnm Paving com since, and the talk of being surprised ceeded with exiteditiously and con- ' Matthews is 83 years old. .and Is at the earliest possible per- j Secretary Caleb T. Oliver, who was and closed by quotlug a Tennyson pnny. the coat of the proposed Im at the case coming up for trial at this eluded 1 still active in business, spending sev busy with his food, but he finally got verse. time, and not being prepared, coming iod." proventents aggregating approximate eral hours every day In his downtown Attorney Drake expressed his opin-| into conditiou to say, “I'm with you." 1 Judge George T. Baldwin said bv ly 1800,000. Tho circuit court au» from them, makes it look absurd, to offices. He has been a deep thinker "I'm mighty glad of this move did not believe* anybody appreciated tnlned a demurer to the complaint say the least. We don’t object, your ion to the court that the case could on business subjects, and the plan honor, to giving them a reasonable be tried in one day. probably. At that he proposes is the result of deep ment of cleaning up." declared the flowers any more than he. but gave sind from n decree entered dlsm Issing “I wish all these tables all the credit for their cultivation t< the suit, plaint Iff appeals. time for them to meet our answer, but torney Brower said Thursday that pondering on the best way to bring speaker. to give them days after all that has the evidence would be mostly record about a change without causing busi were filled up. I wish all the business Mrs. Baldwin, referring to a tulip , "It la u well settled general rule, bed twelve fret square on their place that all contracts. In which the pub .happened is highly unreasonable. You evidence. ness disaster in effecting the tran men In town were here. We ought not He said tho French rose grew siaK'fi Be are Interested, which tend to pri to have any east or west to this town have come here to try this case, and sition. Matthews has a beautiful dldly, and he bad picked up buds o'. vent competition required by statute, All of us ought to stand together. We it was really more in their interest Christmas day, frozen, of course, but are void.” says the opluion. are all for progress, for beautifying than in ours. They brought this suit his family is prominent socially. I believe, ns I told you |showing the plant had made the the town. “It Is clenrly art forth in the com «—not we. We are on the defense. It “Thinking men are beginning to plaint that, by the Insertion of the is not our contention that has to be KLAMATH COUNTY WILL BE REP realize that there must be a change tho other day, that the water com- effort. "We can have roses on the bill trade risme, 'Ilassatii Pavement.' In pany stands ready to give u* a rate so RESENTED AT NATIONAL it E- fought out. The idea of adding to in conditions.” Matthews declares. sides,** be said, •'for thero are no the ordinance ami proceedings for low for water for lawns and flowcri ItY PUBLICAN CONVENTION tho expense of the county by delay ' The keynote of the plan I suggest Is I than any difficulty in that direction 1 trees there to Interfere, and they will letting tho governi contracts, compe W El.l. KNOWN VETERAN when they are supposed to be fighting sensible co-operation ter the good of | will be removed, practically. In very get plenty of sun. A h for a lawn, I tition among those who might desire for economy is hardly consistent. According to information received all. In the last issue of the Outlook 'short order. [ don’t care so much for one. but I do to become bidders for the work of Im "Our presiding judge refused to . Theodore Roosevelt advocates co-op-i Moat men don’t like I roving tho streets, was restricted.'* i There is no reason why we should love flowers. act in this matter, and for that reason by the Republican from Portland eration among the farmers. Mr. lawns, because of the necessity of rontlnms tho opinion, “and a mon >p Klamath county will be represented it was necessary to go to the expedi not make this city beautiful to the I Roosevelt states in the article that it j ent of bringing in a judge from a re in tbe republican national convention is essential to the welfare of the farm-' eye* <h‘> ”>'• of th*' their trimming them. I'm In favor of oly In favor of the paving compiine mote part of the state to hear this faith Captain O. C. Applegate as one jer that he take advantage of a co-'’‘‘ranBer' Here *” are’ *'“* P°rt' a small sidewalk In the winter nip! irented, The prorvedlngH Inken bv the city otficers nini tlie notice Invìi cause, resulting in the coming of your of tbe Oregon delegates. It appears 'operative plan. Mr B F Yoakum “fid far away, and San Francisco, too, a small lawn In the summer. “Mr. IWlhrow anil I have ptill>-d Ing blds for thè work were. In effvct. honor. It is to the interest of the ftom tabulation of the unofficial com-1 of the Pacific railroad, in a recent nr- [and we can be a city bv ourselves. down our partition fence and planted to prat tlcnlly request blds from on * •people' they speak of to have the ; plete returns from the various coun . tide stated that small co-operative “Are there any factions in our city. roses along." certain company. Such nets on th*- case disposed of at once, as speedily ties that Captain Applegate received companies have been successful In [Mr. Toastmaster?" “Who was It planted the water part of the municipal body are sub a vote that gave him considerable as possible.” “I don't know of any,” the toast melons, he or you?" the toastmaster versivo <>f the rights of tho cltlmn Europe and predicted that a larger “If your honor please, the county lead over several from populous sec company of that nature will be form- master softly answered wanted to know. mid a flagrant abuse of Ihr* nilthorlt*. is not being put to expense in this tions of the state. While later and (ed eventually in this country. "Well, if there are, let's get after “ Well. I don't enre much about conferred by the city charter. Th*- ■ complete returns may change the re equity proceeding as though it were "The central holding concern which some of the old fellows who are keep- ; watcrmolona,” said the Judge with • pllegod contracts full under the ban of a law case.” answered Attornev sult, it appears conclusive that the II propose I would call the Eota com Ing at that sort of thing. I^»t’s al! queer little smile. He went on to say tho general rulo of law, and should Brower. “Our contention is as to Klamath candidate won. pany, the name being the acrostic of ■ gi t our mallet#and knock 'em on the that he had planted some peach trees, b«> declared Inoperative and void. It will be especially gratifying to the amount of notice. We had abso the slogan ’Equal Opportunities to; head. The pupils in the schools this one of which died They were plant “We think the demurrer to tin? lutely no notice whatever from Judge tbe local republicans who urged Cap All,’ which the company would give. mornfng demonstrated that they are ed In 1880, and In 1889 he bad a complaint should have been over tain Applegate to get into the race if Benson that he was going away for The concern would operate in per- i |n Bym|>athy with this clean-up under- great crop. He sp<ik«* of the moun i ruled. Tin- Judgment of tho lower the purpose of obtaining another J the report is correct, and must be petuity under a federal charter, with taking. They are enthusiastic about tain nah. which flourishes nt Moscow. court wilt thorefore I»*- reversed and judge to take up this issue, and we pleasing to the veteran stalwart of | unlimited capital. Stock could be it. Wfe 'an and should make a promi Idaho, where every fall th«»y are in the cause remanded for such further have no notice from him since he has ' the party that he received a very 'owned by anyone who cared to buy ft. nent and valuable day.” full flower with tlielr red berries, and proceedings aa may 1«* proper, not In been gone. Since he left we received large endorsement in Jackson. Doug “To bring about the change from he believed they could be grown here. consistent with this opinion.’* The toastmaster at the concl iso :i las and other counties where he was j word which purported to come from |the numerous corporations of the ?f »lie remarks of Prof. Dunbar, sail “The cherry tree Is one of the first him. but in advance we received no best known. ' present to a single co-operative cor he !*elieved It likely that when AU im trees to leave, and the leaves stay on < I XTEXtltllX « KitllRETTE intimation that the case would ever poration, my plan is to have all exist- aud Eve were evicted from Hi • Gar the longest," he asserted. “Every SMOKI It IS \l I I l'I I t» be tried. There is no record that | ing corporations and corporations den of Eden that th* '•" must have body ought to plant some cherry your honor was coming, no notifica i which may be formed in the future. lingered with Eve some remembrance trees, no matter what tho result. SAN BERNARDINO. Calif., April tion was given to the clerk of this I operate under a federal charter, lim of the garden, so that when she w« nt | Nothing is more attractive than a 26.—"I've been smbklng cigarettes PARIS, April 26.—Charging fraud, court. There has not been a scintilla iting their capital and term of exist ninety-nine years, but I'm nfrnid they of real notice given that yourself or Jules Vedrines, the daredevil rFench ence. It also provides that 2 % *»cr elsewhere she wished to beautify tlie cherry tree In bloom.” Asked as to the honeysuckle, he uro getting me now," sal«l Patricio any other judge would be here at this birdman, yesterday in the chamber cent per annum be set asld«- for a places she visited by reproducing some of the charms of Eden. It had, said he was against the honeysuckle, Jaimes, 101 years old, the patriarch of deputies began his contest for the time. sinking fund from which the stock “There are some men unfortunate seat won by M. Bennail at a special holders are to be reimbursed at par he said, apparently been ever since as the odor was offensive. This might of Sun Bernardino Valley Indians, to ly so constituted by innate nature, election at Limoux in March, Ved- at the expiration of the term of exist that the love of flowers remained hove been because they wero plenti day. His remark followed it visit of a •ven though they are in that dignified rines lost by about 600 votes out of a ence when the corporations will he ' with woman, and led her to look after ful back in Missouri. He .laid they physician, the first to att**ii<l th«* old the flowers and pattern places after would grow all right. profession which we know as the law, total count of 15,000. taken over by the Eota comnany. "Never has a winter killed our m ni in nil III- l<>ni' life« after Jiilm*-- Eden. Vedrines is the first aviator to run that they cannot get up to address a “Twenty-five years would be a reas He then called on Mrs. Sargent as roses,” ho said, “We have never pro had fallen to the pavement and lost court without making remarks that for office. He made a unique cam- onable time in which this could be ■■i woman who had made a grand suc- tected them In any way. You can consciousnc '. are unjust and uncalled for. The at paign, flying 75 miles an hour from brought about, and which would al i cess of raising flowers. She said it j put them on these hills and they V. 'II “I think It was th«* cigarettes," he one speaking place to another. torney has seen fit to speak in a ‘slur "They are making me Alighting in a village street he low sufficient time for corporations to was hardly fair to call on her, as she j be seen from everywhere, Tho sell continued. ring’ manner of our referring to the acct inulate enough to reimburse their [came not. expecting to be called on. is rich, and you can got some leaf weak. I'tn afraid I'll hav«* to quit would gather a crowd about him in a people. It is true that we did so re ■ tockliolders and .permit the expira- She said she had not raised any out mold and fix for thorn." mokIng '.It I feel bett* r " fer and believe that it was proper to twinkling. He also flew from farm 1 lion ard adjustment of all outstanJ- side flowers, but Indoors had cultivat to farm, and covered the entire dis speak so.” i ing obligations, such as leases and ed some beautiful ones, never using DI I E AT III BEL FORCE “While it is not exactly regular, trict in a week. • bonds. Another safeguard would bo anything but the natural soil. She IN III < ISI\ E At TION your honor, I would like to reply to I to make all stock held by any per I said If she were given this summer j TICHON, Arlz., April 26 Federal IWKRITI. WIRELESS the gentleman's remarks,” said Attor WASHINGTON, D. C., April 26. I'roor - under General« Itnrbe and de PLANT FOR TATOOSH son In any corporation, including the she would show what she could do ney Drake. "I did indulge in some Eota company, above >150,000, sub outside. Repreaentatlfe Berger today Intro ' la Roche have Infilctcil a decisive de strictures, as he says. They were Hunter Savidge told the gathering duced h bill proposing government feat upon the odvance guard of the BREMERTON, Wash., April 26.— ject to call at par. Prices, salaries justified. Here some time since the of officials, wages, insurance premi i that his experience with flowers was ownership of the wireless telegraph, rebel force that Is advancing on the counsel for the other side made a The most powerful wireless station in ums, freight rates and such things limited, but that he had accumulated involving the creating of a federal city of Tcplo, according to announce the world will be installed on Tatoosh trip away from this city to get Judge would be regulated by a federal com some experience as a Juvenile, for wireless bureau under the department ment made here today. The fodcrals. Calkins at Ashland to sign the in Island, at the entrance of Puget mission. numbering <00, completely routed when he wanted to play In the ball of commerce and labor. Sound, according to the plans being junction which they are seeking to This bill Ju bel I e V «•<! to bo the re tiie insurrectos, who left many of “The Eota company should not be gemes he was often called on to apade have enforced here. We were in made by the navy department. By formed of it after he had left.. No virtue of its commanding position, perrrltted to pay dividends in excess up the flower bed, weed the garden, suit, of tho suppression of the truth their dead or wounded on the field. Dispatches stat«» that heavy rebel notice was given us. The county which places it in range with the of 6 per cent. The proceeds over that or do some similar work. He said he of the loss of tho Titanic for many hours after It occurred. reinforcements am being rushed to Judge, on being informed of the mat trans-Pacific steamers, and aa a link n-<,unt could be used to pay state and enjoyed and appreciated flowers. “When J came to Klamath Falls a the scene of tlie tight from Cullcon. ter was advised by his counsel to to the numerous stations toward the national taxes, build roads, drain the These should arrive some time today. communicate with Judge Calkins, and Alaskan territory, the action has been swamps, make river navigable, con few years ago It was barren of any < REISER'S III LL HURT IN TORPEDO PRACTICE struct museums, zoological gardens thing save buildings," he retated. called that gentleman up by telephone decided upon. LONG REACH, Calif., April 26. I. X -< ’O X V II TH CO X V E X E and ether means of enlightening and “We ought to change this. The ap- and told him the court would object Improving the minds of tho people. , pearance of the city, its barrenness. Attempt Is being mad«« to learn the FOR MUTUAL INTEREST to his taking up the matter, especially A congress IHV The economical conduct of tbe busi Is what Impresses people from the extent, of dnmagn to the hull of tho BUCHAREST, April 26 as he was outside this Jurisdiction. It ness of the Eota company would per East. I think the movement to Im cruiser Maryland, sustained during of ex-convicts, tho first of Its kind. Is was an endeavor to get this thing The committees which have beoti mit the payment of high wag< s, and prove our condition Is a step In the torpedo practice off thin city. The to be held hero for tho purpose of worked around in an ex-parte man ner. They thought they would work appointed for "clean-op” day to look reduce the retail price of the necessi right direction. It means much to Maryland lies In tho lee of the San formine "n International as«o<d-’tlo’i snap Judgment on us, but they did after the hauling of refuse next Mon ties of life from one-third to one-half the prospective or possible settler— Pedro breakwater, listing to the star of men who have served Jail sen day, request that all of the citizens In Thus the cost of living would b<> re the appearance of the city. If he I board, her hull reported punctured tences. Tho promoter of the scheme not make it. “Just about this time I was away cleaning up their yards place the duced, the buying power of money en sees a city with flowers, trees and nice! by continual bumpings from dummy Is Constantin Lan esco, who has him in Portland on some matters, and , refuse in barrels or boxes in tbe hanced, and the condition of the pea- lawns it looks mighty good to him. torpedoes during the mimic engage self served several terms In Jail, and while there happened to meet our pre (streets, so that there will be no de I pie who perform the necessary labor especially after coming across the ment. Divers are inspecting the ships who declares that society Is cruelly Î would be improved.” continent and seeing nothing of the plates. unjust to ox-convicts. siding Judge, Judge Benson, who told ( lay by the teams In collecting same- APPLEGATE WINS WITH NICE LEAP at 5447 Cabanne ave“ue’and