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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1912)
MEXIESI SHOW BER PULLED OFF nionil. and Acord rode Phoenix with both feet out of the stirrups Harry Brown then attsmpted to ride Jim Jeffries, the chan.pion buck ing bull of the world, but lasted about four seconds. The following horses were draw* for the riders in the finals of the bucking contest. Gaviota went ta Pickett; Cheyenne to Parker; Cyclont to Acord and White Pelican to Judd. Pickett no more than got started whew he went over the head of Gavio ta. White Peltcan put up one of the nastiest bucking stunts seen on the grounds, and with .ib_,ut three jumps landed Judd on the ground. Parker rode Cheyenne and Acord showed his skill by staving with the champion bucker. Cyclone IHE CHAUTMJOU* NOW IN SESSION IHE EIKS ABOUT CIEAR EXPENSES Seeds Seeds eeds Ihir in vinos* I* Goodl Field and Garden Seeds. • that grow Heeds that yield I KLAMATH FALLS' FIRST ANNUAL I'oTAL lil t EIITH WILL AMOUNT ELK RODEO WALL BE GREAT AN Oui « iiHtoinor« are Good' il”g ASSEMBLY 1’0 IIIOI'T $11,500, AND IT IN IIE- quantity. Prices right. 3H NUAL EVENT I IE1I D THAT THIN WILL COV Co., 124 Hlxth street. The W ork of the Boy Scout* la Inter Acord lk-t>>on-»t rnt«-. Hi« Ability aa a ER COST OF RODEO GOOD REPAIR WORK esting the Young Men of the City— Rider—Kort Klamath Carrie« Off Organisation of the Klamath Boys Our long years of experience In Relay Ito«'«-— Winner* in Finali of The total receipts of the Elks Ro Scout* I* Effected—Eight and Niue deo will amount to about 33,500. The this line have shown us that to sat Three Day»' ConteM—Lnat Dny •* Semitone Arc Held Every Day—Pro I receipts for admittance, boxes and Isfy our customer Is to sutlsfy our Even Greater Than Any of Th«»e gram for Tomorrow I’rv-cet-xling. grand stand amount to over 33.K00, selves. Both being satisfied means and in addition there was tho profit that we have accomplished the thing The first annual session of the from the concession*. programs and a that wo have striven to do. to pro ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Klamath Falls Chautauqua was offi number of other features vide a prompt, effective and modern ♦ ♦ cially opened at 9 a.m Monday at the • WINNERS IN FINALS ♦ All of the bills are not yet In. but repair service Pavilion, although as an introduction This service Is nt your disposal at ♦ --------- ♦ A complimentary .rder will It is believed that the receipts will a free concert was given last evening. the same price that Inferior work ♦ Bucking content Art Acord ♦ about cover the expense. This being A demonstration of the Boy Scouts convince you ♦ first, 1250; Dick Parker second. ♦ tho first year, there was considerable might cost work by the Utah Picked Patrol of Try us ♦ ISO; John Judd and Ray Pickett ♦ extra expense which would be elimi the Boy Scouts of America In signal ♦ split third, |I5 ♦ nated another year It was necessary ing and first aid was given at the 9 AI. Upp ♦ Mens Relay Race John Ellis. ♦ I HREATEN TO SEND Ct»N- to build fences, paddocks and an ad TENTINti DELEGATION oclock session. This was followed dition to the grand stand, and also Watchmaker, Jeweler and Engraver ♦ Fort Klamath, first. cup. ♦ by the organisation of the Klamath ♦ Mens cow pony race—W. C. ♦ to do considerable work on the track. Willlta Building Tl’CSON. June 3 — With thirty Chautauqua Boy Scouts. So many The boys are considerable elated over ♦ Dalton, flrst, 150; John Cope- ♦ ♦ land, second, |25. ♦ eight delegates pledged to Taft and have gained a wrong impression of the success of the first year, as It lias ♦ Ladies cow pony race Alber- ♦ nineteen to Roosevelt, the Aricona the work of the Boy Scouts that it done much to place Klamath Falls on ♦ ta Graham, flrst. ISO: Vera Cris- ♦ republican convention convened to would be a great thing if every boy in the ma” as any other thing In recent Yours anxious te please. ♦ ler. second. 125. ♦ day. The Roosvelt leaders threaten the city could be given the privilege years. of attending one of these demonstra- ♦ Mens wardrobe race—-Erma ♦ that if the Taftites do not accept ft We have everything you ♦ Hosley first; 1. C Sisemore sec- ♦ c< mpromise whereby each name half i tions. The older people would also H B. Loosely, postmaster ai Fort need for that fishing trip: ♦ ond. ♦ of the six national delegates, allowing j rind it Interesting It is the duty of Hook, line, rods, reel«, ♦ Maverick race- -John Ivory, ♦ the Taftites to name the national ¡every parent to interest their boys in Klamath, left Monday a. tn. for hl* baskets, etc. We rvtil ♦ flrst day; M T. Howard, second ♦ committeeman. that they will bolt the I this work, as it is full of practical ed home in the Wood River Valley, after Try a can of our tents, guns and camping . ♦ day. 17.50 each. ♦ convention and send a contesting del ucation A good sited class was or taking in tho Rodeo and transacting business for the general merchandise ganised this morning, but it is hoped outfits "ALTA COFFEE" ♦ Steer busting contest Ray ♦ egation to Chicago. I tft get at least 200 boys to join the firm of L. Hesslg A Co. of that place. ♦ Pickett, tirBt, ISO; Ben Pickett. ♦ None Belter. THE GUN STORE | scouts and be instructed in the work. ♦ second. 125. ♦ J. B. CHAMIIEBH At 10 o'clock the organisation of ♦ Wild horse race—Pete Me- ♦ CAR RUNS OVER NAN ON BICYCLE James Dodson and family of Lake Phone ION1 I •hot..- RIM Jaoob. Blk ' the Girl's Story Club was taken up. view were In the city In time to at ♦ Clure. Jack Smith, Bob Adams. ♦ ♦ Jess Johnson. Ray Pickett, each ♦ FRANK WHA4ON, EMPLOYE. OK : under the direction of Miss Rosalie tend the last day of the Rodeo. Mr. ♦ 119.50, total $115. ♦ ROBERTS A HANKS, HAS A , Holburg. of Washington, D. C. At Dodson Is one of the prominent Elks ♦ Indian race — Stoney, flrst ♦ MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM 11 oclock there was an address by of I^ikn county. I Frederick Vining Fisher. The after- ♦ |50; Joe Wilson, second, 135. ♦ DEATH—BADLY INJURED ; noon session opened at 2 o'clock with ♦ Elks' special—Luke Walker ♦ Everytlnnu In Nlnsalc* a grand concert by the Hyde Orches ♦ first. Luke Clapp, second Gus ♦ Frank Wilson was badly injured tra and Tabernacle Quartette. At 4 ♦ Schroeder third. ♦ by being run over by an automobile Hoto ItoprrarateUvr of ♦ ♦ about 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon. o'clock a lecture and motion pictures Sherman «'lay * Co.'« Plan«», ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ The accident occurred on Sixth street, | were given by Beverly B. Dobbs on "THE WINDOWN OF THE NOU I" tho Steinway anti other loading I ; Alaska. At 5 oclock the first Chau- plant» Other make« at mod The most sensitive organ vf the oppsite the Mills addition store. Wil i tauqua round table was held, con Although Saturday was a big day son was returning to town on his erate prices. Tuning and rejiAlrs body is the eye Nervousness, «tini at the Rodeo, and there was fine bicycle and was riding on the right ducted by Mr. Fisher. A twilight ness. headache, etc., are usually ■ Agency for concert will be given at 7:30 by the sport, it is generally conceded that side of the street. WHITE HEWING MACHINES, caused from eye strain. Why suffer, Roumania Hyde orchestra the Sundays performance was the best OLIVER TYPEWRITER AND why grow old and Irritable, when it The story as told by those who wit _________________ of any of the three days. The attend nessed the accident is to the effect is so easily prevented? Come to me HtTtill TALKING MACHINE ance was even larger than on Satur that three automobiles were on tbeic 1 ’TILLIS C. HAW ELY ACTS Hooka. Stationery anti Picture. and I will examine your eyes free AH MINORITY LEADER If you need glasses. I will fit you day, and the finals in the champion way to the Rodeo grounds. L. M ______ bucking contest were more exciting. Bradford was ahead, and running KLAMATH FALLS MUSIC HOUSE correctly, and will guarantee the Congressman Willis Chatman Haw- work. If your eyes are all right, I There was also the chariot race and about fifteen miles an hour. Just be Two doors cani of Poetoffice ;ley, republican and representative of will be quick to tell you so. other additional attractions. hind him was the Brush delivery car II. MADHEN. Proprietor After the galloping parade and the of the bakery, with E. B. Henry’s car , the First Oregon district, acted as mino ’ lty leader on the floor of the fancy rope twisting the wild horse close behind. It is stated that the race was run with eleven entries. In last two cars attempted to pass Brad house in the absence of Representa this event Ray Picket was flrst, Pete ford, which made three cars nearly tive Mann, the regular leader. Jeweler anti Optician IMt.N J. ZUMWALT, I're* I dent. E. M. IIITIII, Vitr-Pn-a and Trraa. So far as is known from the rec McClure second and Jess Johnson abreast. BERT K. WITHROW, Secretary. ords. this was the first time a con BOOKKEEPING. ETC__ HTVDKNT I third. Wilson passed the Bradford car gressman from the Pacific coast has OR Bl ’ HINEHN MAN.* In the bulldogging stunt Wolf Ver just as the bakery car turned out to Short, practical instruct! tn* by dugo was unsuccessful, but Art Acord pass. He got out of the way of this thus been honored. public accountant. Few pease ns ---------------------- - — threw the steer three times, and the just as the Henry car came up. which Mall. Successfully taught fourteen Muller Store Clewed years. Qualifications guaranteed in third time held it with bis teeth, his knocked him down and run over him. Assist The E. W. Muller music store was one month for positions hands in the air, while the photog He was on the proper side of the road, ance. Highest reference from people rapher took a picture. and could not have gotten out of the closed Monday, and Is is said that holding positions. Request partlcu- ABSTRACTING In the relay race John Ellis’ string, way without running into the ditch. Mr. Muller has left the city. It could bn>. with John Copeland riding, ran There is a double track at this point not be learned today whether be had lite Honte Book keeping Instruction Co.. .502-511 Strettami Btiihiing, | Surveyor« and irrigation Engineers against time, but failed to beat his which was used by the cars going and left for good, or was just absent on Portland. Ore. :t-2i-<f l business. The fact that he has had time of the two previous days. The coming from the Rodeo grounds. Wilsons wheel was smashed to considerable financial difficulties late time for the three days was: 6:52. pieces, and he was rolled underneath ly is propahly responsible for the 6:43, 7:02. The wardrobe race created a great the engine and pans and dragged rumor that he has skipped out. This MAi*H. plans , blueprints , etc . Klamath Falls, Oregon deal of amusement, and was won by about twenty feet. The wheels of the i could not be verified, although it is Erma Hosley of Merrill, with L. C. car did not run over him. but the • the general report on the streets. 10,000 Pumping Plants whole weight of the car rested on him Sisemore second. CONGRESSMAN BERGER In the cow pony race John Cope and kept rolling him over until the We have just finished FILES AFFIDAVITS In One Stat» land was first, with Dalton's horse car was stopped. When taken from — under the car it was believed that he second. There were four entries. WASHINGTON. D. C., June 3.— had been killed. Dr. Wright was Storey won the Indian race, with Wilson second. Following this there called on the phone to meet them in ! Congressman Berger, the socialist, was an exhibition in fancy riding by town, and Wilson was placed in the this afternoon filed affidavits In the Parker and Acord, and also the Henry car and brought to the resi department of justice attacking Judge And have corraled a big bunch of dence of C. I. Roberts, where he Hanford judicially and personally. drunken ride. He said: "I have filed Hanford's The great event which the crowd rooms. When picked up the heels of mavericks in the had been waiting for was the bucking both of bis shoes had been torn off .outrageous Olsson opinion, with per sonal affidavits attacking his moral and his trousers and clothes chewed contest, which came next. The en HE popularity of inde 1 character, and will introduce in the tries were: R. Chandler, riding to pieces. pendent pumping plants Dr. Wright has been in attendance, house calling for Hanford's Impeach Apache Maid; Ray Pickett drew Pres for irrigating is shown in Stop in front of our window and see them. cott; J. Judd, Tompac, which was I and it is not believed that any bones ment.” a recent report from California changed to Sunshine: R. Parked, on were broken, but his escape from where ten thousand of them Ask us about them and find out how to make a Aeroplane; Bob Adams on Whistling death seems a miracle. His body is ¡GERMAN CRUISERS ARE are in use, supplying water for VISITED BY PRESIDENT Rufus; Chandler on Artego; H. black and blue all over, and he seems more than two hundred thou start on a new herd of the Blulte Brand Cooking NORFOLK. Va., Tune 3.—Presi- Brown on Smoky; Acord on Square to be worse injured about the back. sand acres of land. The beauty Utensils. It was necessary to take several 1 dent Taft, aboard the Mayflower, wel- Deal. of the independent plant is that ' corned the German cruisers Moltke. In attempting to saddle Tompac stitches in one of his ankles, which it enables you to control the WAI. C. lllIWN the horse struck Chambers in the was badly cut. It will be several ! Bremen and Stettin, when they were water supply — to water your 'met by eight American dreadnaughts head with his foot. The animal was weeks before he is able to be out. crops when they need it. A ! at Hampton Roads. Official visits vicious, and kept striking with its-------------------------- dependable pumping plant is | were exchanged, and tomorrow the front feet, so that it was turned loose FRANKLIN’S STILL ON THE one that is operated by an and another horse substituted. The STAND IN DIRROW TRIAL officers of the German vessels will visit Washington. horse ridden failed to buck, but ran --------- I H C Gasoline Engine away to the paddock. In the wild LOS ANGELES, June 3.—In the To fort-no th* fate of the spend- horse race Adams drew a bucking cross-examination of Detective Frank- I ELKS BUY THREE I H C engines are built with •r and the saver. You know BUCKING HORSES horse instead of a riding horse and it Ilin in the Darrow trial, which will be care; the material used is of the very well that the "good fel ■ever got away from the grand stand resumed today, it is expected that the best—each engine is carefully, low" of today will be the poor The Rodeo committee refused to A special race for Elks was tliee entries in his bankbook will furnish thoroughly tested and is known fellow of tomorrow. So make put on, with the following entries; ’considerable material for the cross j let their best bucking horses go away to be reliable before it leaves up your mind today to avoid Bob Hunsaker, L. C. Sisemore, Henry ¡examination. Attorney Earl Rogers ’ from Klamath county, and purchased the factory—the engine is sim hl» fnte. Start an account with Stout, Lou Clapp, Luke Walker, R R. .Intimated that the cross-examination Square Deal, White Pelican and Chey ple, easy to understand and to the Flrat Trust and Saving* Hamilton. R. Klepper, John Ellis, is likely to consums today and to- enne. The bucking mule will also manage, is economical to run— Bank and add to It every pay i remain in 'he county. It is owned by Harry Stilts, Ed Hoyt and Ous morrow. these are the reasons why I H C day. The man who saves never i Alex Davis, a member of tho lodge. Schroeder. Walker was first, Clapp -------------------------- engines furnish dependable goe» broke. The apendthrlit .When tho amusement company tried second, and Schroeder third, with WILL STAND FOR NOTHING power. Made in every style always does. John Ellis and Bob Hunsaker in the BI T HONEST DEALINGS ¡to buy it Alex Informed that there and in sizes from 1 to 50-horse . was not enough money to" buy It, as rear. — ----- power. Tractors 12, 15, 20, 25, The four horse chariot race was an CHICAGO, June 3. — Alexander he wanted to keep It for the Elks’ and 45-horse power. See tho . interesting feature of the afternoon. | Revell, chairman of the Roosevelt na- ¡show. Square deal and White Pel- I H C local dealer or write tho Klamath Falls, Oregon Tbere were two entries, Dave Kenyon tional committee, today made a state- I lean buck worse every time they are nearest branch house for cata with four of his transfer horses, find ment indicating that the followers of ' ridden, and the Elks believe they logues and full information. Guy Merrill, with four whites. Mer- Roosevelt will bolt the convention if ’have two champion buckers. Chey WF-S 1 EFN BRANCH HOU' F3: D-n-.r, CM.» rill made an ideal Ben Hur, and hand- Taftites gain control of the conven- enne is also a bad acting horse. •5.000 Bonds for Correct Return of Hale H«l*f Mnnt.; Portland, • Spokan«, Lato City, U ìa F. j Jan Fran ciac«, Cai. b-d his horses in true Roman style, tion by means considered unfair by In Dayton, Ohio, Saturday commer International Hamster Campan of America but not being of the Arabian breed, the Roosevelters. Asked If Roosevelt - orpoiAlea; they were not quite fast enough for planned to bolt if unfairly treated, he cial and industrial activity halted for Chicage USA the Kenyon steeds. Kenyon won by ¡replied: ' You may put your own con- fifteen minutes during the afternoon 1 H C Service Bur«a« during the funeral of Wilbur Wrlghi >>d margin, and did not succeed in . structlon on that." The ntirfw) c of this Burr.tu in tn ftirnlth, free of charge to all. the bent information .ng his horses stopped until the-------------------------- olii al >,i l>l <• on bdter fsmung If yon h <ve Dr. J. E. Taylor, who has been any worthy qiirolotiv concerninc «'»!«. nd lap, although he had an as-1 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Htemmeb md ps. land drainage, irrigation, fertilizer, ant to help him drive. : Louis Alt went to Chiloquin Sunday quite sick, has recovered, and is cu eie . make vonr Inquirir« specific ami »end them tn I ii «.' Ser.ice Bureau, Harvester, again able to attend to his practice. The next event was the semi-finals on a fishing and camping trip. Building. Chicago, USA Will cry Public Hales anywhere In Oregon or California in the bucking contest. All but four ..................... .... Tom Richardson was here Monday of the riders had been eliminated. Emmett Beeson has been here from Full charge taken. Term on np|>ll<atlon. Twenty year«' cx|>rrlmre. Pickett rode Skyrocket. Parker rode Talent to attend the Rodeo, and also 1 from his ranch on the north side of R<-*l«1<n<r 2<1 and Grant.. P.O. llox fMlU Klamath Fall., Oregon 1 Poe Valley. Billy Buck, Judd was on Black Dla-'to look after bis property here. Because our Groceries are Good FISHING TACKLE Monarch Grocery EYES EYES G. H. HAYDEN Klamath County Abstract Co OUR BIG RODEO T ENAMELED BLUITE WARE No Magic Glass Required First Trust and Savings Bank R. C. WAITS Licensed Auctioneer
