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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. W. O. SMI TH. Editor. ’ Will et AOViStD 8Y HIS UNCLE READY TO MOVE ♦ ♦ si t < ESSI IL REBEL MAKES PLAN ♦ FOR THE FUTI HE ♦ ♦ I- igliting In llcportiil to lie In I’rog- ♦ rt*» in Mexico < il,—Madero IL«.» ♦ l.elt Capital Milli a I'ew lliinilreil ♦ Men—tiiancv XX ill lie Given Him ♦ lo Itesigli lite Ollie«« of l*lf»l«lelit, ♦ Sa,» Dias. ♦ To those people who are not fnmll- ! lar with th«» word "Oregon" It might | be well l<> quote the following from a , letter written recently by L. Whit-' I-aluille» OÍ Illi’ s< oli l’alt, Milo Lost Their Lives Mill lie < ami lor l>y mun Clark O'Regon, n present resi WASHLN'C.TON, 1). C.. Feb. ♦ Ilio Xulioli—liliali» of Ilio llaril- TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE dent of Albany, this state: ♦ 11. The first load of the Taft »lll|M> I ndlireil Ire Ohm Io Ilin All communications submitted for publication in the columns of this ♦ furniture was t^ken from the "The word Oregon Is of Irish ori Hoilil—Mr». Smii Ignorimi of the «per will be inserted only over the name of the writer. No non de plum«' ♦ U bile House today and started gin, and In II h present form lu an article» will be published 'I ri«ge«l, other example of th«* tendency of th«» ♦ for New Haven. English language to deteriorate in ♦ ♦ ♦*♦♦♦«•♦«*♦♦• « < I X XR XX I.AH LIRRARX REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS the process of time. Oregon was ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« MEXICO CITY, Feb. 11 Forforlo named after on«» of my aiicestors, an DISCI SSED X ATTORNEBXS The following realty transfers, Diaz will return her«» to becoin«» Felix Irish lord, who cunie out with Me llixlie» Ar«* Ahoani contracts, deeds, mortgages, etc., re V Diaz's confidential adviser. He luis Loughlin. I’ractl» ally all the I’acill»' United I'tess Service ♦ cently filed with the county clerk, That all the local lawyers are in cabled Ills nephew that In* Is ready to : Northwest was <*all«*d after him, and W ELLINGTON, Fob. II. are furnished by the City and Count, favor of a central law library was ♦ start for here as soon as he Is notified was known as th«» 'O'ltvgon country." Tho Terra Nova Is proceeding to ♦ Abstract company: Trial of an action to foreclose on a that the revolt bus been a success. proven beyond all doubt at Monday Fort Lyllluion. Al I are well ♦ m«H*hanic's lien was commenced in the i "I wUl wait a reasonable time for In time the apostrophe was lost ami night's meeting of the Klamath coun aboard. The bodies of Scull and ♦ 'the 'It' dropped to a lower cast* Wm. 8. Worden to A. C. Dingle, circuit court onduy Mafternoon by XV. M.ulero to resign," said Felix Diaz to- Ills companions aro uboard. ♦ Irish News warranty deed, lot 5. block 2, Worden ty Bar Association, which proved one Lambert against K. C. Brown and (lu fday. If he will not quit I will bom- of the most enthusiastic ever held. » Oregon Inland Development compa innes-Clarke Lumber company. The 'bard the national palace, th«» Chapul ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ny to Benj. Morehead, warranty deed, Out of deference to Judge Benson, lien is for a balance of 3216, alleged tepee caatle, or wherever he may seek LONDON', Feh. II Captali! Scott's who was unable to attend, the law- lot 20, block 4, Orindale addition. cue «>n a logging contract. shelter." last message was found In Ills eloih Oregon Military Land Grant com yers did not take up the matter of Attorney Fred Mills for the defense _ rules. court in Il lie said that terrific cold Ing. A ihort >■< ■ ■■lou of th«* county court pany to Oregon Land corporation, asked for a continuance, and this was hud caused the disaster. WASHINGTON. D. C., Feb. 11 was held Wednesday afternoon, which A discussion of the proposition for deed, 4 8,000 acres in northern part objected to by Elliott Elliott for th«* Ambasxudor Wilson reported that all was conducted by County Judge Wor a central library brought a big vote plaintiff. We arrived within elevon miles of of county. Judge Benson stipulated Klamath Water Users Association of approval, and a committee will be terms for a continuance, ami Mills de last night desultory firing was kept den and Commissioner John Hagel- our old camp, with fuel for one hut to Geo. E. Tugnot, release of con- appointed to work with Rollo C. clined to accept these terms, so the up near th«* American embassy. Hi* stein. Th«* session was held for the nival and food for two days. For four tract. NE«4 SW««, N4 NW 14, SW Groesbeck in connection with the case ___ _____ , believes that • th<> Diaz and Mad«*ro purpose of acting upon a number of <ia)s we have been unable to leuva went __ to _____ trial. ________ _____ : forces clash in a decisive battle today. {claims against the county, and war- the tent, and a gale has been blowing Imatter. This committee w ill choose a % NE«4, Sec. 35-40-9. : Reports of a serious engagement in {rants were ordered drawn In several about us. XX <> are very weak, and XVtn. J Evans to Geo. E. Quiggle, suitable location and ascertain the *r> «.utsid.* of ou* eu» instances. writing Is difficult. deed »10, N’4 SW««, Sec. 34-36-14. cost of collecting and maintaining a I have been received. "We do not regret this Journey, The Klamath Development compa library. which lots shown us that Knglintimsu ny to E. F. Matlar. warranty deed. When the library is opened, local FISTIC SCRIBE OF THE LOS ,<>*» AN- IX ------- can endure great hardship». W'v will »10, lot 3, block 10. Railroad addi attorneys will have access to the most GILES TIMES CLAIMS NORTH- WASHINGTON. D C., Feb 11.— help <>n<* another to meet death with tion. complete collection of books in the ERN LAD CAN’T TAKE TUI' HOT Xmba- ador Wll»*>n officially reported Chas. E. Worden to United States, 'state, as it is the intention to secure STI F F AND IS sl.oXX ON FEET «‘»»lay that Madero had left Mexico E. G. ARGRAVEN SELLS HIS IN an great fortitudo as ever In the past. - City and hail gone to Cuernavaca, 25 deed, »1. lot 1, Sec. 28-39-9. and lot every possible text book. The library TEREST III till Illi III XI.INE I'hlngs have come out ugalnst us, but 9, Sec. 21-39-9. will also contain all the American Re A sur«» sign that Bud Anderson of distant, with several hundred AND I I XX I S I OR SOJOl RN IN w<< have no cause for complaint. We bow to tliu will of I’rovidou*e. und United States to Robert C. Cowley ports, including Northwestern, Pa Vancouver, Wash., of Medford, Ore., soWl®C®- CALIFORNIA ( ITIEN patent. NW«*. SE«4 NW 14 . cific,, Southeastern, Northeastern, At of Klamath Falls, Ore., and now ot uro still determined Io do our best to I’eace negotiations with'’Diaz ar»* I lantic, Southern and Southwestern Los Angeles, Calif., is coming to the 1 progr«*ssing. NEX* SW« h , Sec. 33-39-13. Th« Zapltlstas are A deal wax made Monday whereby (I k - very last. I United States to Geo. W. Cope- Reports, and the English and Cana fore in fistic circles in that section is {marching to the capital to Join Diaz. the Cottage Studio was purchased by " I beso rough notes on our dead land, patent, E >4 NE«,. NE «4 SE>4. dian common l<»w reports. In addi ; shown by the fact that he is suffl-! bodies must tell tho tale, bul surely a .................. Archie C. Henline from E. G. Ar SE«4 SE«4, Sec. 32-39-13. tion. the volumes listed will include [ciently far enough up the ladder In NEW YORK. Feb. 1. Felix Diaz graves, who has conducted the plioto- great, rich country like ours will sea W. E. Bowdoin to Chas W. Thom a full set of the West Digest System, the opinion of at least one sport today sent the following message to gruph establishment for the past two that those who depend upon us uro as, warranty deed, »1" SH 3*4 II. R. A., the codes of the neighbor- ' scribe to deserve a panning. the United Press: years. Mr. Argtavvs left that night properly provided for. block 9, Enterprise. ling states. Federal Reporter, bank ”l< SCOTT. "There is no reason nt all for Inter for San Diego, where he will spend This scribe is DeWitt X'un Court ot 11a C. Johnson t» <J l > W. Issile ruptcy statutes, "Cyc.”, text books the Los Angeles Tinies, and among vention. 1 am strongly of tho opin several months vlsiilng his parents "March 26, 1912." ■warranty deed, »10, lot 792, block and a number of special books. the things be says about Anderson ion that there Is no necessity for for He may decide to locate there. 105, Mills addition. The library will be a co-operative are the ones in the following para eign aid.” I Vernier S|M-«ka Mr. Ilenllne has assumed manage August Buesing to Fred Buesing. enterprise, and ail the members of graphs: LONDON, Feb. 11 When i Premier ment of the establishment, and N. warranty deed »10, NE «4SW >4, Sec. the Association will be stockholders, "Bud Anderson, the Vancouver light WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. 11. C. Bond, who had charge of the oper Asquith rose In the house of cotn- 24-38-9. {paying their share of the expense. weight, has surely started the fight It was officially announced today that ating room while Mr. Argraves con mons to Speak of tho Scott tragedy The Klamath Development compa- Wherever possible, books that are fans' tongues a-wagging in this town. the policy of non-intervention In Mex ducted the studio. Is still In the same the gallvrlva woro packed. ' The pre- lot 20, block S, Second Hot Springs, little used by local attorneys will be The slam-bang fighter always makes ico would be adopted. However, the mi«r declared that Scott's appeal sliall capacity. ny to M. Whitley, warranty deed, »10, purchased for the library. not full < iü d«*af vara. {them sit up and take notice. I do not army and navy will be ready to move ---------------------------- I The library will be in charge of a mean by this that Bud is a slam-bang on short notice If necessary. Burrell Short returned to his ranch WILSON OUTLINES-------------------------- competent librarian. In case a suit- {fighter, but it was Sammy Trott, the Capitalists and financiers are bring In the Miller Hill district today, LONDON, Feb. 11. Relatlvea PLAN OF CAMPAIGN able public library is secured for ^slugger, that made them take notice ing pressure to bear on President are today trying to notify the wife of highly elated after attending Wed ---------- Klamath Falls, the Bar Association of Bud. Taft and Secretary Knox to Intervene. nesday's dairymen's meeting. Captain Scott of the death of her hus Klamath Falls will co-operate with may arrange for space for its books "I had the pleasure of seeing An band. She is aboard the steamer Eureka, Calif., in efforts to rush the and pay a portion of the librarian's derson box three exhibition rounds FRAKES RECOVERS E. II. (’. Williams, who resides on Aorungl. bound for New Zealand, for cnostruction of the Hill lines through salary for the care of the library, last Wednesday with his sparring FIRE INSURANCE the Midland road. attenJed the dairy the purpose of meeting her husband. this city to the coast. This was the The Bar Association also discussed ■ partner, George Memsic. It is im ing convention, and transacted busi So fur communication With the veaael assurance given Rufus Rockwell Wil-1 the matter of suitable rooms for at- possible to Judge a fighter's ability in Frank N. Frakes, a local contract ness in the county ».eat Wednesday. by wireless has not been catabllshod. son at the meeting of the Chamber of {torneys , and for witnesses to use dur exhibition bouts, but enough can be or, Is in receipt of a check covering The effect of the publication of Commerce last Wednesday. ing recesses at trials in the new court seen to get a fair knowledge of his 50 per cent of the loss hi sustained Charles Holt ’•«•turrit <1 to the Green- < aptain Scott's final message la mark Mr. Wilson explained his plan in house. This matter will be taken up {cleverness. George was one of the when several houses owned by him at Helds Farm yesterday, after a short ed. The heroic deeds of the party detail last night, and was well re •with the county court. [toughest lightweights In the country Globe, Ari«., burned up a short time 'tojourn In Klamath Falls. are arousing the patriotic spirit of ceived. In fact there was enthusiasm Resolutions endorsing the bill pass in his day, and a good man tQ draw ago. the public more than anything lu ro- when he explained the possibility of ed by the house for the creation of lino from on any man he boxes with. The houses were not occupied at Fred Coburn of Yaluax Is among <■« nt years. A great memorial service the road’s construction was probable. clerk of the circuit court of Klamath "Bud is the most powerful light tho time of the fire, and upon this today's visitors in Klamath Fulls. will be held In St. Paul a cathedral. According to the route mapped out {county were drawn up and forwarded weight I have ever seen. He Is well ground the company at first refused by the Eureka boosters it is less than to Senator XV. Lair Thompson and built from his feet up, very strong, a to pay Frakes the insurance, The L. A. Howie of Midland In a guest Frank D. Courtadv and Joo Douthlt 300 miles from this city to the me | Governor West. hard hitter, cool, and a fine looking compromise was made through At- at the American hotel. two Upper Lake homesteaders, cam» — tropolis of Humboldt, and the grades fellow in every way. He may be tho terney W. H Shaw of this city. lu Sunday from Odessa to purchase are said to be favorable for railroad champion some day, but until he J. II. Harris of Hildebrand is a s ippllvs. They will return home to building. It is the plan for the line learns many things that there is to 1 TAXES NOH DUE; Klamath Falls visitor. Ho reports day. to pass from here to Yreka and from learn he will never win on his clev-* AN INDI ( EMENT the little community near Dairy Is that city to Eureka. .MASONS SELECT SITE AT CORNER erness. He is neither a straight hit fast taking on metropolitan airs since Ed Lane of Merrill visited the coun A number of interesting addresses Cl SIXTH AND KLAMATH AX E- ter nor a swinger. His blows are de Taxes for the current year are now It has become a voting precinct. ty sent Monday. were made at the meeting last night. NIL;—BUILDING PLANS NEXT livered more as hooks. He is not due, and are payable nt the sher Notable among these was one by E. IN ORDER good on his feet, neither is he fast. iff's office, beginning Saturday. — Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Scott are In J. A. Maddox Is In from his fine B. Hall, who declared that he was not "I believe boys like Rivers and As an inducement to property own- from their ranch to do some shop- ranch on the Merroll road. a talker, but very fond of work. The The lot at the corner of Sixth street Ritchie wo ild beat him. But he would iers to pay their taxes early, the law ping. speaker asked that Mr. Wilson outline and Klamath avenue, belonging to have a better chance with XVolgast. provides for a 3 per cent discount on Miss Fannie Williams, who Is a some plan of campaign and assured Mrs. Fred Meihtse, was decided upon Wolgast is easier to hit, and anybody all remittances received before March Wm. ('. Dalton, who operat<*s a big teacher In the Klamath ludían I him that when this was done the as the location of the Masonic Temple Bud can hit he should easily lick. His ,15th, provided the sum tendered Is ranch on Tule Lak», is here on a busi schools, has gone to Fort Mojave, Klamath Falls boosters would co-op at Mondal night's meeting of the local judge of distance is not of the best, , the full amount of the assessment on ness trip. While In Klamath Falls he Arizona, where she will visit for svv- erate. i A. F. &. A. M. order. The lot is offer- ! and a good fighter would keep him on he particular piece of property charg Is a guest at the IJotel Hall. eral weeks. Mr. Wilson then asked that a live to the order for >10,000. his toes and off his balance most of ed to the individual. If the taxes are committee be appointed to act with a Following the acceptance of the the time. He Is also open in the in- not paid on or before the first Mon G. E. Bradnack, who has a home- similar committee from the Eureka committee's report regarding the se fighting and clinches. day they become delinquent, and In- stead in Siskiyou county. Is ui) from i commercial organization. The nam lection of a site, the matter of rais “If I am not much mistaken, with- terest and penalties are added. The the Tule Lake country, attending to ing of the committee was postponed ing the money with which to purchase in another year Anderson will be In law provides, however, that the first business matters. Mr. and Mrs. (J. II. Tompkins, Miss for a few days. the property was discussed, and a the welterweight class. He and Mem- half payment may be made before tho Huth Tompkins and Wardell Tomp ways and means committee was ap- sic are built much alike and the first Monday In April, In which case II. St. Geo. Bishop, who tins been kins have returned to the Tompkins pointed to circulate a stock subscrip I weight question was always a trouble the last half does not become deiin- visiting In the county seat since Sun ratK'h on Lost River after a short visit LORELLA LOCALS tion to secure the >10,000. The sub to George in the last couple of years quent until after the first Monday In day, left Thursday for bln home in the county seat. scribers will pay a fourth of their sub he was fighting. Anderson claims to October, stead, "The Cedars," near Harriman Mr. and Mrs. Dodge of Portland scription as soon as the lodge accepts have had over forty fights. If this is Lodge. Ho expects some difficulties, J. E. Light of Sacramento Is a are visiting at the home of Mrs. the subscription and appoints a build true he should show much more clev NEIGHBORHOOD owing to the depth of the snow. Klamath Falls visitor. Dodge's daughter, Mrs. Alex Stewart. ing committee. erness.” ROW IN COURT Much enthusiasm was manifested | John Shook, a prominent Dairy C. W. Sherman Sr. and ('. XV. Sher Clarence Wallace has returned to by local Masons in the plan. It is the STONE TELLS OF A controversy which was reported rancher, is sojourning In the county man Jr., of Dairy, arrived In tho city Lorella after a two months’ visit with intention of the lodge to erect a ! CLANTON’S HOICK to have been the subject of a grand seat for a few days. Sunday night. They will visit here a relatives at Oregon City. building at least three stories high, of Jury Investigation Thursday was couple of days. -—0-0—0----- [fireproof construction. C. F. Stone, member of the state taken Into tho court of Judge Gowen A goodly number of people in the fish and game commission, expr< :»•<! this afternoon. It finally developed J. IL Hesslg, Justice of th« penen neighborhood enjoyed the dance last J. J. Miller is among the day's great surprise when he was informed into an action to replevin, and is en it Port Klamath, nnd m inagi - o' the Friday night given at the home of guests at the Hotel Hall. Mr. Miller that charges had been made In the titled Otto Hoppe against Mrs. Jones. Klalmlnfli Telcphono n»»*l Telegraph Mr. William Devaul. An elaborate is from San Francisco. state legislature against Master Fish It appears that some time ago Mrs. <’<>mpany, Is here from the Wood R|y. supper was served, and a fine time is { Warden Clanton. Incompetency is Jones sold Hoppe a bull. Later, It Is 'net ropolln. reported by all who attended. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Galarneaux are charged, and an investigation by the claimed, the animal either returned ----- 0-0-0----- in from their ranch on the Merrill legislature is demanded. or «.>.< driven to the Jones place. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Heldlman of Mrs. William Fordney of Lorella, road. "Mr. Clanton was appointed by the Jones, on demand, declined to return Merrill are In the city for a f< w days, who been dangerously ill at Bonanza, commission after his recommenda tl.e bull to Hoppe. on businets and visiting. Mr. Heldt- has improved sufficiently to be remov Mr. and Mrs. Frank Upp and fam tions had been carefully considered,” Mrs. Jones resides in Langell Val mrm In tho druggist In the bustling ed to her home. ily returned Tuesday night from Long said Mr. Stone. "He has devoted the ley. Hoppe lives near the Clear Lake little community to the south of us, — o-o-u— Beach, Calif., where Mrs. Upp and the greater part of his life to the fishing dam. and Staten that everything In Merrill Lewis Pankey made a business trip children have been sojourning for sev- Industry, and we regarded his ability In pointing to a prosperous summer. to Klamath Falls last week. •ral months. very highly.” •————— « Second Attiieliiiii-nt. —o—o—o- - Acting for McCormick - Saeltzer Wants Separation Fred Peterson, county superintend W. B. Harper of Sacramento is at Howard Cleaveland, clerk at the company of Rodding, Attorney W. IL Sult for a divorce was filed in the f ent of schools, waB a visitor at the the American house. local office of the reclamation service, Shaw tills afternoon ca’jssd a second circuit court Monday morning by Mrs. Lorella school a few days since. returned yesterday from Sacramento, attachment to be Issued against the Mary L. Morse against John I’. Morse Mother Is ||| A. F. Clubine, a well known Mer- where he spent several days with his stock of groceries of Roy Hamaker The charge Is desertion. Kuykendall Mrs. M o II hhh Brnndonb'irg, mother A. Pagnelli went to Merrill Wed rill resident, is here attending to busl- brother, A. 11. Cleaveland of the en Ti e attachment Is for |21f.b8. A- Ferguson are attorneys for I lie of Poatm.iater Brand •nmirij, will nesday to attend to business matters. ness matters. I gineering department of the Califor plaint Iff. Rave this evening for Albany, Ore., nia Highway Commission. S. E. Icenblce and Charles Gray whero her mother, Mrs. Mary J. Arthur C. Wilson left Wednesday H. H. Edmonds Is in from Algoma were among the Fine (»rove residents Mrs. Charles P. Maguire of Mt. Ho- Cooper, is very III. for Cottage Grove, where he has ac on a business trip. He is superin- Charles Burns came In late /ester- who spent Wednesday In Klamath hron, who has been visiting Mr. and cepted a position with the United tendent for the Algoma Lumber com- day from Fort Klamath, and will Falls. ------- . Mr. Gray Is one of the direct Mrs. J. F. Maguire, will return home George Buchanan of Merrill Is a States I.umber -------- company. jpany. --------------------- —. jPany. spend a few dayB in the city. ors of the new dairymen’s association. Tuesday evening. county seat visitor. LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON: Taft's Furniture Is Being Nliip- ped From Capital EVEN OUR BIID GETTING ÏHE GAFF i,,‘i,,r,s «•.••«».*». LOT CHOSEN FOR HOME 9* 100GE'
