LAUDS BEAUTitS OF LIKE REGION
PHU RATES TEI LS OF Till KIST
AMI SCENIC ATTRACTIONS 1X0
WEALTH OF TIMBER IX Uli
HILL*
in an article In the Portland Jour
nal. Phil 8. Hates writes of the trip
on his part to the Upper Lake in
Klamath county. He says:
"It does not take the nativ * Cal
| !•<•« <>unt«>«l the history of tho animal
tra|>e and doors be allowed to project
| alleged to have been stolon. Ho sal-l
iuto the alley
Councilman Crialer
that lie had come to this country from
asked who would have to pay the
Whether George McLean la a mem Iloppuer. Oregon, ill November, 190 •
damages if a team should run into
the opening and anyone was injured, ber of : n organized band of horse . ilh >0 head of burses, among which
and said that the city should be pro thieve« or there Is an organized »tfort was the tuare in controversy. The
on the part of l| ngell Valley r> *1- nninial was turne«l on tho range In
tected against damage bv a bond
When the motion was put Council dents to railroad him to the peniten Xugust, 1911, but In December of the
men Miles. Savidge. McGowen and I liar» aa a result of personal unptp'i- iUin<> year the witness liad been 1111
Doty voted in favor of the permission ' <arltv Is the question constantly kept i hie to locate her when he roundel
and Hoeller, Crisler. Hamilton and to the fore tn the trial now In prog up his other liorses
Underwood against tt.
The mayor | res» in the circuit court before Judge
The witness declared that lie u.td
cast the deciding vote against ob Benson
not heard of the mar»» again until in
structing public propertv by private
A mass of testimony tending to March, 1912, when he was inform««!
I-how that McLean had stolen a h >r.<c that she was at XVilllam Dunean'»
buildings
Portraits of John Mitchell, the fa I belonging to H E XVInnard and had farm, and was claimed by the defend
mous conservative labor leader, the rebranded the animal was introduced ant
At night, the witness testlile«;,
bosom friend of Roosevelt and broth by prosecution Saturday. The «tret Ii be with a eouplt* of neighbors, went
er of "Bob’* Mitchell, appear in the witness. H. E. XVInnard, told the prin 1'0 th«< Duncan farm, and, by lantern
Oregonian of Monday, on the occa cipal story o fthe prosecution. au<l light, identified the mare as his own
sion of their first meeting, after 23 I obsequent witnesses merely corrob
He said that a pig-pen brand ha«i
years Bob Mitchell Is described as a orated him.
11. en put over his own brand, a trunk
Klamath Fals rancher. This is not
That the case Is going to be vigoi I .intlle
The second brand had iioen
correct.
He has been, during his oi.siy prosecuted is evidenced by tbs
put on riu'ently. In th«» opinion of the
many years of residence here, a con •are in which the witnesses are being
witness, as a scab was still to be
tractor. and an efficient one
Examined, and the additional fact that
setn.
I ■•roseeuting Attorney Kuykendall >-.
On croaa-exaniination the W ltll<‘ -I I
¡assisted by Judge Drake, who ha. qualified as an authority on hor«es, |
'been specially retained
und his testimony was not shaken. |
Repeatedly throughout the ex
«as questioned closely as to his
ifornian long to appreciate wnat can
be accomplished by uniting the tour
ist and scenic attractions using tu» a
medium good roads and good hotels.
Such a combination is managed by the
Johnson boys of Klamath Falls. As
guests of 8. O. and XV. Paul Johnson,
the Portland Pathflnding party left
Klamath Falls in autos for the IVI
lean Bay boat landing, just on tile
outskirts of Klamath Falls
At tl«e
landing the private launch White
Pelican was awaiting to take us cn ■»
thirty-mile trip, the equal of any lake
trip in America. The upper Klamath
Lake is 7 x, miles wide on the aver
age, and paralleled on both sides by
rolling hills running up into the
The defendant. George Mc
mountains from 1.S00 to 2.400 feet
Lean. has been in the county
altitude, covered with the periietual
jail for several months, ever
green of the Oregon pine, To those
since his arrest, In fact.
He
H. C. Stanford Is in trouble again.
who have made the trip by boat f”
displayed a deep interest In the
New York to Peekskill on the Hudson He is wanted in Portland for forgery
proceedings, and
frequently
Word to this effect was received
the similarity of scenery will at <<nce
made suggestions to his at
here
Sunday
in
a
letter
from
C
K.
present itself. The only element lack
torney.
Mr McLean, accord
It fol-
ing is the small towns and homes on Baty, captain of detectives
ing
to
witnesses
today, lias been
the heights but "these will come in lows:
e show business
time, as the tourist becomes better
“We hold warrant here for one H.
acquainted with this scenic haven of C. Stanford for uttering a forged
rest. The new Natron cutoff, now bank check. We understand he was
under .construction, passes around pa rolled from your county some time
the east side of Upper Klamath Lake in April, 1912, and if so no doubt
at the shore line, as well as a first you have some data and a photograph
class county oad, while another road which you can send us
If so. we
cn the west side leads to Eagle Ridge will appreciate any information
tavern. Ov usa and Pelican Lodge can give us relative to Stanford.”
The sky line from the lake presents a
Stanford is a carpeuter. and
series of peaks, some snow-capped, employed in this city some time,
and all ea of access to the mountain was convicted on a charge of passing
climber or t amper.
a bogus check on Ingraham, the res
"Beginning in the northeast, and taurant man. and was sent to the pen
continuing around the edge of the itentiary.
In April. 1912. he was
drainage basin of the lake are the parolled. and has since worked at his
V
Red and Blue Blanket, Jefferson, Ma- trade in Portland.
zama, Scott. Union. Seven Mile Peak.
Pelican, H.rriman. Odessa Range.
Go to California
Aspen. Long‘und Eagle Ridge, while
The dove season opened Monday
in the near distance is Mount Mc and the local hunters can now im
Laughlin. or Pitt, and 120 miles to prove their opportunity. The birds
the south in California the hoary old
are said to be plentiful all over the
giant. Mount Shasta. At the base of county. The season closes October
JUOL.E
each of these mountains are lakes 1.—Summit Lookout.
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which feed down precipitous bluffs
and through deep, cool canyons to TRAVEL GREATER
Klamath Lake, and meet the deple
THAN LAST X EAR
tion caused by the United States gov
amination of witnesses It was appar Tbe reason this brand was not
ernment canal, which has under way
ent that something was being held in itinued here was asked to be ex
“The tourist travel to Crater Lake
the irrigation of some 250,000 acres
Side remarks of witnesses plained.
is a little heavier than it was at this i reserve
in the Klamath Basin
It is the in
time last year,” said Superintendent 'indicated that the feeling on both
"It is too easy for a person to cover
tention of the Johnsons to build trails
XV. F. Arant, who came down fr.ni sides is bitter
to all the lakes at the base of the
ever with a pig-pen,” was the reply
the park Monday night, “and this in
chain of mountains adja«<-nt to Peli
On the one side, it Is apparent that
It developed later that the witness
face of the fact that the season is
can Lodge so that they will be easy of I
the
effort is made to convince the j ir> i bud formed a poor opinion of the 1
much later this year and the roads
access, whereas at present it is neces- j
that McLean is a confirmed hor»e < hara< ter of the defendant, basing
not yet in good condition."
sary to take an experienced guide to 1
Mr. Arant believe« that the travel thief, while on the other it is clearly this on information given him by
penetrate the fastr.- sses here dw«11
to the lake will be much greater than 1 the intention to »now mat the defend
the black, brown and grizzly bear,
neighbors.
ever before. Last year 5,000 people ant is being persecuted, insted of
mountain lion and wildcat.
Howard Wlnnard, a voung son of
visited the park, and from present in rosecuted.
"Upon these hills and mountains is
H
E Winnard, was next called, He
dications there will be half as many
The defense was indicated during
a wealth of timber. som< thing like
more this season.
the cross examination of H. E. Win- «orroborated the testimony of the
26.000,000,000 feet.
Of this, 10,-
Mr. Arant has purchased a new ' r.ard, the complaining witness, whe two preceding witnesses, and nothing
000,000,000 is on the Indian reserva-
I
tion, 7,000,000,000 in the Unit’d Keo No. 5, which he will take back was the first to testify. W. H. Shaw new was developed from his testi-
States government reserve and 9.00C.- witb bim to tbe park. He says that I attorney for Mcl^ean, asked tne wit funny.
George Noble and Clifford Vermil-
O-iO belongs to private hoi lings. On> autofi can now run wltbln a <l,iarter res« several questions tending to
sixth of the coniferous or white pine of a mi,e of tbp lak,>- and b-r Sunday show that the present action properl' II >n were the principal witnesses this '
;• fternoon. The former testified that
timber of the United States l.i in lhey wiH be able to ea811>'
to ,h- belongs in the civil courts.
«lvded. Already the lumber industry I rim 1 be bof<*' company has both of
Mr XVInnard on direct examination hr had seen Mcl<ean In February at
ib assuming an important pos't’.on in lu hotels open, one at Camp Arant lability to identify his own horses the Duncan place, and had recognized
the manufacturing Industrie« of and one at tbe Iak<?- The Crater I-ak’> I from those of nis neighbors wltlc.it two of the horses then In the defend
Klamath Falls and at the White Pel- P°8toffi<’e has been running since early referring to brands, and said that n« ant’s possession. One of them, the
lean landing, we were shown the jin ’u,> ' Mr. Arant expect to leave 'could identify any one of his own lee e'tness declared, was the property ..f
saw mill section. v.here were located !n tbp mornink on his return.
bead of horses from a bunch of 1.'»<••» Winnard, the mare in controversy,
lead without difficulty.
<nd the other was the property of
the Long Lake Lumber company, cut
ting 40.000 feet a day; the Pel" a
HOX T
"Horses are very similar, are they illll eDai, a partner of Frank Grohs
Is \«'< I -.Ell net?” asked Mr. Shaw.
<n the horse busit ess.
Bay’Lumber company, with an out
Yes: and so are men. but I know
Vermillion testifle«! that he nad
put of 250,000 fee’ per day, and the
e< <11 the same horses at the Frank
new mill of the C .liforni Canners
Charged with selling spoiled meat, them apart." was the reply.
"Did the defendant know that >on 4—augh ranch. The mare Involve I
Asociatlon, which
mar. facturinr a complaint has been issued in Ju»- ,
boxes for its plant thre rliout the|tlc« Graves’ court in this city, and to- I had examined the mare at the Dun« an In the case had reo-ntly been brande«!
. nd the scabs were still «llscernabi«.
Sa< ramento, San Joaquin and Santa day Deputy Sheriff Schallock is on his ; place?”
"I don't think so. XVe didn't think Tne witness said further that he luiu
Clara Valleys.”
to Fort Klamath to arrest the ac-
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leused.
it advisable to tell him. They bav <een McLean nl the desert country in
“I believe the streets and alleys
Mr. Hoyt iB a prominent merchant a way in our section of taking horse 1 1910, and at that time had seen a
are public property, and I don't think of Fort Klamath. In addition to a out and shooting them when there Is bare in McLean's possession known
<s "Maud.” Subsequently when wlt-
hat any private individual has a right general line of merchandise, he sells i any dispute about them.”
to project their buildings onto pjtl <• I meats, etc. Friends of his in this city
The witness said that he was pres ness met McLean at the Swaugh
property.”
claim that the charge against him ent when McLean was arrested, and ranch he had asked the defendant
what mare he ha«i with him, indicat
that the defendant had then said:
This was the position taken by ' •’a” grown out of Bpite
"You are mistaken, Mr. Wfnnard. I ing the Wlnnarri tnare. The defend
Mayor Nicholas last evening when he
brought that mare from the deser’.” ant had replied that it was “Maud. ’
was called upon to decide a tie vote II« »TALLIN BIVH
The prosecution will call a num
ARNETT PROPERTY
“Did the defendant make any effort
on granting to G. XV. White the
to get out of the country with the ber of other witnesses, an«l It is not
privilege of building a stairway in
probable that the defense will com
The deal has been negotiated and mare?” asked Mr. Shaw.
the basement of his new building ex-
inence until late Monday afternoon
the money placed in the bank for the
"No.’
tending into the alley.
“Isn’t it a fact that he drove tho >1 Tuesday.
There is a fifteen-foot alley run purchase of the J. P. Arnett property
The jurors selected are S. B. Low,
ning through the block from Fifth to on the corner of Eighth and Pine mare around openly for some time,
Chari«' Mack, Jess Turner, Edgar
Sixth street between Main and Klan, streets. The consideration was 6 7.800 making no effort to conceal her.”
ath, and Mr. White asked permission ¡and the transfer will be made as soon
"I suppose so. I live two and a Virgil. Frank Irish, XV. 8. Slough, F.
I
r. Nelson. XV. P. McMillan, L. H.
to build a stairway leading into the (as the abstract to the property is pre half miles from the main road.”
’’How do you know this mare had Bath, M. L. Allison, John Koontz
basement of his new building, which pared and approved,
and XV. H. Weedon.
The purchaser is Richard Hotalling been branded over.”
vovld project 2 »4 feet into the alley
“It’s too simple; anyone can tell!
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A motion was made granting the ner- of A. P. Hotalling & Co., wealthy
Mnlieii Buy« lx>t
ncssion, providing a door or cover wholesale liquor dealers of San !• ran it.”
Late Saturday afternoon D. Maheu
Fred Fleet, son-in-law of Winnartl,
be placed over it of sufficient strength ci SCO.
was next called to the stand.
He , bought the lot on Main street ad
ts support traffic.
Witness Delays Trial
had come to this county from Hepner joining the property on the corner of
It was the Intention at tint to build
Claiming a lack of funds, Fred with Mr. XVInnard and family, and Eighth and Main street, bought In tho
the stairway open, with a railing
morning by W. F. Hopka. The price
aiound it, but this was opposed by Campbell, a material witness in the was able to identify the mare.
the owners ot other ne v buildings McLean case, was not in the city Mon . Fleet corroborated the testimony paid by Mr. Maheu was about 126«
a’oag the alley and property owners day to testify and Sheriff Barnes given by his father-in-law as to the per front foot.
Mr. Maheu has been in the city
identification of the mare, and, on
ai.-fsi the alley, Including Fred Mcl- was obliged to send for him.
Monday Marion Barnes, deputy <
'rai.e and L. F. Willits
fudge XVR-
«-examination sprung the first In about a year, and has bought several
He will
lita stated that the alley was dedi sheriff, left for Prineville to bring the timation of a sensation. He was ask’d pieces of property here.
cated for public purposes, and he did reluctant witness to this city. This foncerning the brand, the "trunk- ' probably join with Mr. Hopka in
!•: ndle,” formerly used by XVInnard erecting a building
not think it the proper thing that delayed the trial of ttie case.
DON J. Zl MU ALI . .. ................
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