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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1912)
cords of this wood are being shipped aa ballast from foreign countries With the substitution of jack pine VI tkl s tin. the making of paper will be reduced uto . am » in the manufacturing coat and a great deal of heretofore waste timber throughout the coast country will be used. When such a time arrives Altc* traveling 60,000 miles by flic county court on Friday ap After spending almost a month in Southern Oregon ill bid fair to have jail in this city and in Portland, Torn a pulp mill a great industry, em automobile, Mr. and Mrs. W. H Hen pointed C. 1». Wilson and Judge Geo [demon of St. Paul, Minn., are of the Barclay has been discharged He ar ploying many men. T. Baldwin, as viewers on the r«»ad opinion that Crater Lake is the most rived here Friday night en route to petitioned for from Midland to Klnei ' wonderful bit of scenery In the I'niteii his home near Yainax. nth Falls, to connect with Second States. Barkley was arrested on the leser- ' \<> t j ''We are thorough believers in the street. Judge Worden stated that vatiou on July 5th on a charge of tak- | ’ See America First' theory as evolved tlie count) would build th«1 road pelt ing whiskey on the reservation. Frank | Charged with assault with a deadh (by James .1 Hill." said Mr. Henderson Viitor was arrested about tne same tion«Mi for and intimated that work time for a similar offense. Victor was i weapon. J. Oscar appeared in the jus [after a visit to the lake, "and we have would be commenced just as soon HH released from custody at the same [ ttce court in Keno Saturday, but motored to all of the great scenic at- time as Barkley, who declares th?re' the case was dismissed because of the I tractions of the I'nited States. Two the viewers made their report. j failure of the complaining witness to ¡years ago we traveled eastward to If the committee which has ill was no ground for his own arrest. th«' Niagara Falls and other eastern -barge raising the finance* for the ex- The Portland Journal has the fol-|l’ul *n an appearance, lowing to say regarding the dismissal I On Friday the sheriff's office her« scenic attractions, journeying down I tension of Second street to the city of the charges against Victor and ! was advised that a complaint liad the Hudson, which is a wonderful 'limits, are successful In securing th« I been issued against Oscar at the In automobile trip. Last year we mo Barclay: balance of $l,KOo to make up the tored through Yellowstone anil to the "Two indictments against Frank J si igation of Robbins, but none of the Grand Canyon of Colorado. We has. $10.000 cost, the indications are that Oscar appeared Victor were dismissed by I'nited details were given States District Judge Bean this morn - j before the justice of peace In Keno traveled nearly 60,000 miles In th« the Second street road to Midland will ing on motion of Deputy I'nited States ¡this morning, but the complaining I'nited States by automobile, and are l>e open to travel tills fall Work Is District Attorney Maguire. Victor was witness. Robbins, did not appear to traveling over six months each year progressing on tin Second street im "This year we decided to tour the charge«! with taking liquor on to the substantiate the charge. provement. and workmen are now tili Northwest and visit Crater Lake, anil Klamath Indian reservation, and the ng in <>n tlie south -vie of the canal we feel more than ivpald for the trip reason of the dismissal was the dis tint a full force cannot be put on uni II The lake is the most beautiful single covery that he had been inveigled into the full amount necessary for the bit of scenery in the I'nited States, the crime by Thomams Bareli.•, who work is assured The county I h reudv and 1 believe this after seeing many was indicted on the same charge, and to do its part, and If there is any more noted attractions. who is a stool pigeon for higher-ups lay in building the road It will be duo who are anxious for convictions. "We bate never been in Yosemite to the citizens who ar«< ntorested In Barclay was also allowed to go. as he Valley . but expect to visit it this year the opening of th«« street. lias been in jail over a month ” Then we will tour eastward, stopping at Lake Tahoe. We know the Rockies Charging that her husband haa New Suits Filed fairly well now. struck her and threatened to scalp Clyde E. Witter has commence.! a Crater Lake is wonderful. All it her. Winnfe I. Blevins has started suit suit in circuit court against Arthur needs to make it the leading scenic T. R. Miles, well known guide and for divorce from George W. Blevins. Livermore for the plumbing of the attraction on the Pacific coast Is ad- hunter, was here Saturday from Fort The complaint «as filed at the court Livermore saloon and the plumbing of I ouse Saturday morning by H. S. vertising and an automobile high- Klamath. He had been engaged to a house. H. S. Crane is the attorney way.” lake out a party of hunters from Har ’’lane, attorney for Mrs Blevins. for the plaintiff. riman Lodge, but at the last mlnuio Mr. and Mrs. Blevins were married Dalton & Hosley started a suit to they changed their minds. Rev and Mrs Charles F Aked ar in Miami, Okla., February 14. 1911. day against W. H. Marcho aud Nettie Mr. Mlles has recently returned They came to Klamath Falls more rived in this city Friday night, accom Marcho in the circuit court to recover than a year ago, and have since re- panied by two maids. They will go to from a prospecting trip to the head damage for the breach of a contract Harriman Lodge on a visit. Rev. quarters of the 1'mpqua. He located sided here. for the sale of some steers. The plain Aked was at one time pastor of John some ground which he Is confident tiffs are represented by H. S. Crane D Rockefeller's Fifth avenue Baptist will prove valuable. Mcl.EAX (HIES and W. H. Shaw. "Game is plentiful north of In re." church in New York. To THE PEN R L. Sabin of Portland filed a suit said Mr. Mlles. "In the vicinity of in the circuit court today against S. Dr. Geo. H. Wright reported Sat Diamond Lake there is tine hunting H. Francis, foreman of the box fac George McLean, convicted horse urday the birth of a daughter at This country is easy to get Into. lory at Shippington. to recover on an (thief, was taken to Salem Saturday the home of Mr. and Mrs. John O. There Is a good wagon road r'ghl ’o account for goods sold and delivered, | by Sheriff Barnes. P. H. McEnnerv. Flaherty of Hot Springs addition Diamond Lake." Attorney H. S. Crane represents the well known newspaper man of this plaintiff. ¡city, accomppanied the party. C. E. Witter filed a case today in It was expected to take Hugh Hough the circuit court against C. L. Reed, (brought here from the Klamath Agen et al, for work and labor and material cy yesterday, with the party, but late furnished in the building of a resi 1 last night Hough was able to give dence in this city. The plaintiff is i bond and was released. RESI ME OF THE SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK GATH represented by H. S. Crane. ERED FOR HERALD HEADERS—THE COMINOS AND GO- Notice to Taxpayer« « RANGERS KEEP INGS OF SOCIETY'S PE ¡ 8 The tax roll ffor 1912 Is now readv EYE ON HUNTERS I for inspection at the office of the Augustus Caesar named the eighth «entertained the “500" Club. Twelve With the opening of the hunting county assessor. All property owners season the forest service has redou interested are requested to call and month of the year August, in his own ladles’were Included in the players bled its watch over the timber lands make inspection before the meeting of honor. He was a great and powerful j and a prize will go to the milker of under its care, as past experiences the board of equalization, The books king — an august emperor,— and the highest score. * • * • brought to a crystalization one of the show that with the woods full of W*>I be open until September 15. J. P. LEE. Assessor. greatest empires of the earth. Aug hunters the danger of forest firse is Mrs. O. II. Harshberger, who lias 5-6t h 4t r ust, too, is a month of realizations greatly enhanced. During the next ; been visiting her mother in this city. the grains are game-red, the fruits left last Saturday for a two weeks' two months no section of the forest I Strayed mature and the flowers come to seed visit with Mrs. Will Worden on her will be left unguarded for a fire to One 3-year-old brown mare, weight the consummation of .«ummer. The rancli near Fort Klamath, start and spread. During The opening of the fire season this about 1,050, barb wire cut on left red-brown sardonyx, with its layer of this visit a few days will be taken for year finds Crater Lake National for- hind foot' which ls a uhite foot; star yellow, is AugUBt’s birthstone, and the a trip to Crater Lake. < on ■ r-. forehead; I r. »V, Z,J • L«^»./I^>/1 I * I. AZVA branded *•• with ace of r somnolent poppy its representative est in better condition than ever be * * * • * spades on left shoulder. Any infor- flower. fore for the fighting of forest fires Mrs. Nancy Obenchaln Is here from | mation regarding this horse will be ***** Trails have been built into many of Central Point, Oregon, visiting her jpald for by J. A WADSWORTH. the inaccessible spots, while many Mrs. A. M. Worden entertained the I two sons, Silas Obenchaln and M. M 7-20-2m r Mt. Hebron, Cai. miles of telephone wires have been | Leisure Hour Club on Wednesday af Obenchaln, and her two daughters. spread like a network throughout the BOQKKEEPING. ETC.—STUDENT ternoon at half past two. Guests for Mrs. Jeff Wilson and Mrs.James Lind forest to facilitate getting a call for ! four tables were present, Ice cream say, making a ten days' stay In each OR IH Ml N ENN MAN. held to headquai ters. I’nless several Short, practical instruct! >ns by | and cake being served at the conclu I home. fires should break out at the same public accountant. Few Lessens. sion of the afternoon. Those present • * * * * time there is little likelihood of any Mail. Successfully taught fytirteen were Mrs. Chas. Meldrum, Thos. I Miss Louise Sargent. Mrs. and MI hh years. Qualifications guarantee I in fire getting beyond control. one month for positions, V- -i Hampton. Fred Melhase.Henry Newn- Shaw, spent last week's end at Pali- The rangers will keep close watch ance, Highest reference irom people l.am. Fred Schallock, C. H. Daggett, can Bay. returning to the city op Sun- on the many hunting parties in the holding positions. Request particu- Thos. Conners, R. E. Smith, C. C. day evening. hills, and see that no camp fires are l?rs. ! Hogue, R. E. Wattenburg, Nelson • • ♦ • • The Home Bookkeeping In-tru« ii>m left unextinguished. Rain ov< r the .Miss Faye and Hortense Hogue are Co.. ."102-511 SwetLind Building. i Rounsevell, O. W. Robertson. B. E forests this season has lessened the Portland. Ore. 3--!-tf I Hayden, W. W. Patch, F. J. Williams away for the present making summer danger of fire. and 1. Jay Knapp. visits. Miss Faye Is In Portland, and Clothing merchants and tail- .»»»•* from thence will go to Wood River, ors fit clothes, but Dr. Her JACK PINE IS On Wednesday evening Mr. and and Miss Hortense Is with friends In HELD VALI AHLI mann, eye-sight specialist, fits glasses Mrs. W. I. Clarke entertained a large Keno. Clothes aid your appearance; glasses party at their home on Ewauna * * ♦ • • According to reports issued by the make your looks better. Clothes, to Heights. Shasta daisies and sweet ; Miss Anna Gerber, sister of Mr. government, the much despised "jack be satisfactory, must look well; the peas in profusion lent their beauty Louis Gerber, is here from Sacra pine" and the nearly as useless scrub same is true of the eyes. Are your and perfume to the rooms, and after , mento, California, for a several weeks If not, I will the game of “500" the prizes were hemlock can and will make ideal pa looks satisfactory? visit. per pulp, and that such portions as make them so. Up-to-date Optical given to Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Ward, ***** are favored by timbered areas of Parlors at Pelley's Jewelry store. 513 who held the highest scores. Refresh Miss Margaret Worden left this 1 Main street. these woods will be eventually blessed ments were served at the close of the morning for Spring Creek, where she instead of cursed. evening Among th<- guests were will sper d several weeks with her numbered: Mr. and Mrs. R. A. John-! friend. Miss Claudia Spink. The Ashland forestry office has re ceived samples of the paper made son, E. J. Murray, R. E. Wattenburg, ***** This great institution opens its E. R. Reames, E. B. Hall, Frank from the pulp of the respective trees Mrs. E. B. Henry and children are Aside from a slightly yellow color, the doors for tne fall semester on Septem- Ward, E. Smith, O. W. Robertson, C. camping near Idlerest, and they will paper is of as fine and smooth a tex ( ber 20th. Courses of instruction in M. Onelll, Wm. Bates, Fred Schallock, be joined next week by Mr. Henry. ture as is the exhorbitantly priced clude: General Agriculture, Agron Fred Melhase, C. H. Daggett, C. C. ***** spruce. The papers received art; the omy, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Hus Hogue, C. E. Hogue, Thos. Hampton, Mrs. Rose O. Soule, whose home results of the first experiments, and j bandry, Bacteriology. Botany and Carl Cummings, Mrs. Frank Jennings, was formerly in K'amath Falls, Is government testers state that they j Plant Pathology, Poultry Husbandry. Mis. Marple and Mrs. Glyn. now visiting Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg will remove the color of the pine and I Horticulture, Eneomology, Veterinary and renewing many old < time frlend- * * e * * leave the same silken whiteness of the ’ Science, Civil Engineering, Electrical Miss Leah Collins gave a little lawn ships. spruce. * * * ♦ Engineering, Mechanical Engineering party Thursday afternoon, In celebra Through this section jack pine Is Mining Engineering, Domestic Sci tion of her seventh birthday. A love The Missionary Society of the found in abundance. On account of I ence. Domestic Art, Commerce, For- ly cobweb, with a souvenir adroitly Methodist church will meet next 1 's grain the wood has no real con.- 'ry. Pharmacy, Zoology, Chemistry, hidden at the end of each string, was Thursday afternoon at the home of -rcial value, and it is used entirely 'hyalcs. Mathematics, English Lan the Initial entertainment, which was Mrs. A. B. Cleveland. ns cord wood on that account. With guage and Literature, Public Speak followed with other dearly loved ♦ * « * * the establishment of a pulp mill th’s ing, Modern Languages, History, Art, games till at five o’clock the real par MI hh Jessie Holman arrived last timber could be furnished on the av Architecture, Industrial Pedagogy, ty happened, with Ice cream and cake evening from Columbia, Tonneaaee, erage of $1.60 per cord, while th? ( "liysfcal Education, Military Science and other good things. Those Invit on a visit of two months with her manufacturers of pulp are forced to and Tactics, and Music. I ed were- Beatrice nnd Katherine aunt, Mrs. J. P. Lee, and counlns, pay as high as $12 a cord for spruce. catalogue and illustrated literature Walton, f'ornella, Janice and Hattie Misses Agnes and Louise Lee. Not only is the cost high on spruce at nailed free on application. Address' Robertson, Doiothy and Georgia Dei- * * ♦ » * this time, but government reports ''«g'strar, Oregon Agricultural Col- zeli. Mrs. Helen Marks, who has been show that the supply is fast becoming '’orvallfs, Oregon. ♦ * ♦ ♦ » visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. R. Reames, exhausted. Already thousands of School Year opens September 20th On Saturday Mrs. Louin Gerber left Friday morning for Portland. IOM BARKLEY RELEASEO FROM JAH CRAÏER LAKE ÖtALS IHEM All COUNIY READY IO BUILO ROADS S ocki ! Events of the Weeh Every 1 11 ¡ 1i u. MUMU In w>>l<- llcpiearittati*«- of Siu I man «'lay A <’««.'• l’inno*, th* Htviiiwny mid oilier l«<itdliig plano Other make* nt mod al.it« prit «•- I’unlng mo! repairs tga-tia y for A III I I st W IM. M V III M M. Ol a'\ I li IA PI W III I I R 4M» \ la UHI I lllalXU M U HIM Bonk*. wti«l|aui«-ry aalial I’lilur«-« KLAMAIH FAILS MUSIC HOUSf T$V«$ ihltlih rimi <>l I *$»HtofîlC<* M vnsl’A. fiopi h’lor Il SA, o <HI lloisilw for < orrtM’t lt*tnrii of R. C. WAITS Licensed Auctioneer Hill <i) I’uhth stihw Mti) w here in <>rrg<»u or < i»li(<»riiln I nil $ Imr|fe l.tk' ii I erm«» on i| |»lh nlion. 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