Klamath republican., March 13, 1913, Image 8

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| district. 1 am in the same boat,
' though I am more liberal. 1 ask
merely that the citrus products of my
COMPLAINT IN MADE HY PROMI district be given their share of the THREE IIII.LN PANNED AT RE­ WOOD RIVER VAI.LEV METROPO­
LIM RESIDENTS WILL VONHID*
tariff which must be retained tn or­
CENT SESSION OF LEGISLA*
NE.NT N LEERA GE LEADER
ER MATT ER I I Ilt llER AT A
TV RE WILL OVERCOME MANY
der that sufficient revenue shall be
OF THE OBJECTIONS
Jones Senate Hub-Committee Will Re­ raised to meet our national expend­
ceive Affidavit .Made by Mina Patri­ iture.”
cia Street, Netting Forth Disgrace­
Three important bills were passed ' FORT KLAMATH, Marcn 12. -A
Kettner's constituents have been
ful Conduct of Men During the Fa­ wondering what success he would nt the recent session of the legislature meeting of this place was held on
mous Suffrage Parade of a Week have iu convincing Oscar Underwood which is believed will overcome many Monday at Loosley hall to talk over
Ago
I hat lemons and oranges could not of the complaints and objections the question of incorporating the
stand a tariff cut. He has learned against the present method of con­ town. O. II. Hunch was mude chair­
WASHINGTON, D. C„ March 10 - 'that some cut will be surely made.
ducting the business of tlie county.
man pro tom., and ho called for talks
Allce Paul, the prominent suffrage
One of tile bills provides that all (tom the various ones present. Uen
leader, declares that she Intends to l.ilCI* TO FIN
road work in any district amounting Looeley first responded, followed by
l>ATK OF MIN to >1,000 or over shall be let by con- Tom Jackson, Mr. Garduer, Jim Gor­
present Miss Patricia Street's affidavit
tract. The other two bills were intro­ don. Rev. Worrel, Mr. Page, Mr.
to the Jones senate sub-committee.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 11. The duced by W. O. Smith.
Miss Street has made oath that cer­
Dixon. E. Smith. Mr. Voso. llrophy,
tain men deliberately spat tobacco dato of the Wolgast-Murphy fight
H. B. 206 provides for an annual and others.
juice tn the faces of women who par­ höre depends u|»on the time the stork budget to be made by the county
The speakers took up the vurious
ticipated in the suffrage parade here vrrives at the honte of Mr. and Mrs. court setting forth an itemized state­ questions, difficulties und advantages
Tiarlem Tommy” Murphy, Murphy ment of the proposed expenditures relative to incorporated towns. There |
on March 3.
is t:ow on his way East.
tor the coming year. After this bud­ wore talks both pro and con, but the
FREE TENT BOOKS
"lf the stork is prompt. the light get is published a meeting is held at prevailing sentiment seems to be one
CAUSE GRAFT CRY will be held April 12th
said Pro- which any objections on the part of of cautiousness. The mujorlty of the
moter Coffrolh today. "If he is slow the taxpayers can be heard. Thia people present have thu progressive I
SACRAMENTO. March 10.—An al­ the mix will be a week later.”
procedure is in accordance with the spirit, but a decision seemed to be '
leged campaign by the book compa­
custom iu all of the modern cities, iea< lied that no movement whatever i
nies of California to swell the num­
and gives the taxpayer information in would be taken until all details and «
ber of texts used in the schools, and
advance as to what use is to be made facts relative to incorporation was se­
hence the royalties that must be paid,
of the money raised from the tax cured, und then at a later mass meet­
is being assigned as the major rea­ NEW RECORD FOR LAND OFFICE levy.
ing of Hie town, a vote would bo tak­
son for the 100 per cent increase in
DELAYS IS SET IN CONNECTION
H. B. 419 provides for a uniform en or u canvass be made of thu voters
demands for school books uuder the
WITH TWO TOWNSHIPS IN system of bookkeeping nnd account- of the towu to see'if a majority were
free distribution system. Royalties
in favor or not.
WALLOWA COUNTY
ing for all of the county officers of I
average 15 per cent of the costs of the
The meeting adjourned to meet at
the state and al state Institutions, nnd
books. Letter's are on file in Super-
Loosley
hall March 18th, at 7:30 p.
WASHINGTON, D. C„ March 11.— also for an annual experting of the
ntendent of Public Instruction Hyatts
m,
at
which
lime Attorney Manning
j Land office delays have set a new rec­ books of all such officers. After a
office frankly stating that book agents
of
Klamath
Fulls
will be present.
ord in the case of two townships near system of accounting is installed on
are encouraging school authorities to .
Fort
Klamath,
the heart of Wood
Enterprise, Wallowa county, in North­ January 1st, a state official may drop
make heavy demands for free texts.
River
Valley,
is
destined
to progress
eastern Oregon, where settlers have in at any time and check up the
or
to
fossilize.
Which
will
It do? It
for more than ten years been kept books of any county official, the same
SEE RAI US IN
is a business proposition to spend a
1
waiting
for
a
correction
of
the
orig-
as the state bank examiner does with
LEGISLATE RE
dollar if it wll muke two.
inal survey that may deprive them the banks.
j from a considerable part or their
At the present time It can hardly PELT DISPOSITION
SACRAMENTO, March 11.—The lands. Congressman Hawley has just
be
said that any system is followed by
STILL UNDECIDED
decision to adjourn the legislature at i bocured fro nithe commissioner of
the
county clerks or other county offi­
1
I' ••
the end of 47 days practically as­ lihe general land office a special dep­
When Justice of the Peace Gowen
sures the passage of the mothers' pen­ uty who will adjust the trouble this cers of the state, and whenever a new
official goes into office he is liable to wrote to the attorney general for ad­
sion bill.
spring.
adopt some system of his own. Thus
It also indicates that the adminis
Discovery that the two townships the methods of keeping the accounts vice as to the disposition of some
beaver skins left In his possession I
tration forces are determined to rail overlapped upon aff adjoining grant
of the business of the counties is con­
road all important legislation.
was made in 1902, and the land with tinually changing, and it is impossi­ after the arrest und trial of John ,
Alexander, a Dorris hide buyer, he I
Governor Johnson also wants the its settlers established was withdrawn
"blue sky" law, and changes made tn from entry. The settlers stayed, ac­ ble for the taxpayers to get any in­ expected a speedy decision. This Is
the direct primary law at this session. quiring squatters' rights, but many­ telligent idea of how their money is not forthcoming, but the following,
rom Salem Indicates that the matter ,
He also insists that the big industrial buildings they have constructed and being spent.
When these new measures go into is coming in for Its share of utten- ,
and humanitarian measures be not al­ improvements of land made thus far
lowed to die under tons of freak legis­ may finally be found to belong across effect all this will be changed. A uni­ tion:
form system for all of the officers in
E. W. Gowen, justice of the peace
lation.
the line. The land office had simply the state will be installed, and instead
nt
Klamath Falls, Is in a quandary, j
failed, during ten years, to finish the of taking two or three months to ex­
and
has written to Attorney General I
What Brands, Michael?
work it began when it withdrew the pert the books of a county these
Crawford for advice.
The following advertisement which ■ lands,
books can be checked in a few days
He says in January a game warden
appeared recently in an IriBh news- ,________________ _
and at a very much less cost than at »Treated a man who had beaver skins
paper gives rise to many different | POLICE SEEKING
present, The taxpayers will be en- in his possession. The man was fined
brands of speculation:
j
WOMAN PARTNER
abled to know what things are cost- and the skins were contiscated.
Important Notice
ing them and just how their money is
The justice of the peace has the j
MICHAEL DALY.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 11.—A being spent.
skins, he doesn't want them, and he
Wine and Spirit Merchant, Barrack ' police dragnet is asked in the East
doesn't know how to get rid of them
Street, Tullamore, begs to announce for the woman partner of Otto Owen,
I xjw Goes to Salem
without himself becoming a law
that he has opened an undertaking alias Conn, the Chicago burglar, who
Sheriff Low left Wednesday with breaker.
establishment. Coffins supplied.
: was shot here Saturday.
Shelly Naive, whose parole was re­
The assistant attorney general is
Hearses, Carriages. Brakes, Rub­
The police are positive that the I
voked
by
Judge
Benson
Tuesday,
and
looking
into the matter.
ber-tyred Cars at shortest notice.
woman was with the injured man un­
who will serve from two to five years
Telegrams promptly attended to.
til February 28th, when she deserted
in the state penitentiary.
ARSON RING’S
him and fled East, taking >50,000
CALIFORNIA HAN
worth of loot. Owen refuses to dis­
BERLIN, March 12—The Associat­
IRON ORE FIELD cuss the woman.
CHICAGO, March 12—John Danles
ed German Tobacco Retailers organ­
—
izations in a meeting at Dresden, de­ today confessed to Assistant District
WASHINGTON, D. C.. March 11.— INFANT DIES IN
Iron ore deposits at the summits of
BURNING ROUHE clared a boycot upon all products of Attorney Johnson that he had burned
the American tobacco trust. No trust twenty stores in Chicago as an agent
the Sierras, near Minaret, Madero
county, California, are perhaps among
VALLEJO, March 11.—Fire de­ goods are to be sold by the retailers. of the arson ring. The losses amount­
the largest in the West, according to stroyed the home of Lloyd Michaels, An effort will also be made to get ed to half a million.
Danles implicated business men
the United States geological survey a ship fitter, today, and the Infant the reichstag to take some action
and
adjusters here, as well as else­
shutting
the
trust
out
of
Germany.
daughter,
Margaret,
was
burned
to
bulletin. They are not yet valuable
where. The indictment of forty prom­
because they are too far from the death.
Rob Holtz is here from Dorris, giv­ inent men is predicted.
The mother sustained serious burns
fuel necessary for smelting.
ing
attention to business matters.
Less extensive, but more valuable, in a desperate attempt to rescue the
While here, he is at the American KANTERN STARK
are the iron ores in the Eagle Moun­ perishing infant.
ENJOY BANQUET
hotel.
tains in Riverside county, the south­
Belt Line Extension
ern desert. They have just been sur­
At close of Tuesday night s session
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Divlsek, well
SACRAMENTO, March 11.—The
veyed and mapped, and a cnain of dis­
of
Aloha Chapter, Order of the East­
known
residents
of
the
Malin
colony,
continuous deposits, six and a half assembly today passed a bill which
ern
Star, a social hour was enjoyed
returned
home
Tuesday
after
a
short
miles long, is now known to extend empowers the state harbor commls-
by
the
lodgefolk. Cards were a fea­
sojourn
here.
sion
to
extend
across thes ummit of the range on
tbe state belt line in
ture of the entertainment, and a de­
the north limb of the dome. The San Francisco to the exposition site
H. D. Mortenson, head of the Pel­ licious banquet was also served.
government Investigator estimates to handle the traffic from the ferry
ican
Bay Lumber company, returned
the ore to amount to about 60,000,- there.
L. 8. Denton of Fort Klamath is a
Tuesday night from a visit of several
000 tons, mostly high grade.
county
seat visitor.
weeks
in
California
points.
Development of these ores depends DARING AVIATOR
GETS NEW RECORD
upon the opening of the Alaska coal
T
8. C. Hamaker, who has been visit­
fields and the cheap transportation
PARIS, March 11.—Aviator Perre- ing this city for several days, left on
of that fuel to California ports, where
blast furnaces and steel plants will yon in a monoplane ascended 19,800 the stage this morning for his home
feet at the Bue aerodome today. This in Bly.
be established.
is the record of the world for alti-
We have everything yr.
Fred Liskey of Merrill, is a Klam
WANA.MAKER PAYS
tude.
need for that fi thing trip
ath Falls visitor.
A GREAT FINE
Hook, line, rods,
HLIBINO WILL
baskets, etc. We
Mrs. M. E. Childs, who has been
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 11.—
NOT BE UP VET
tents, guns and cnmnluy
connected
with the Indian service at
The treasury department announced
cutfit»
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 11.— the Klamath Agency, left Tuesday for
the acceptance of >100,000 from John
Wannamaker of Philadelphia as a Philippine freedom will not be con­ San Francisco.
J. II. CHAMBKRH
compromise of the civil liability for sidered at the extra session of con­
J. W. Smith is among the Merrill­
custom frauds.
gress, according to announcement
Ph uno ffWS
Jacolie Blk
ites who visited the county seat this,
The information charged that val­ made by President Wilson today.
This statement follows a lengthy week
uable merchandise in sample cases
was marked "of no commercial consultation with Secretary of War
Garrison.
value.”
ii LA MA TH FALLS
MUSIC IIOU8E
KETTNER KNOWN
ABOUT TARIFF
Holo Represent ative of Hlier-
SYSTEMATIZE COLHTÏ BUSINESS MCOilWIOl TALKED IT EORT
FISHING TACKLE
THE GUN
What’s the
WASHNIGTON, D. C., Marcn 11.—
Representative Kettner of San Diego
is making no false pretenses on the
tariff situation. Though he is just
now becoming a real member of the
house, he has been doing the routine
work of the late Representative
Smith's office for the past two months
and is pretty well disillusioned.
* The plain fact is,” he said today,
* that every member here is favor­
able to placing on the free list every­
thing but the products of his home
STORE
Matter
With the Old Watch?
It’s not getting any younger, you
know, and once in a while it needs
a rest and overhauling, Railroad
watches are cleaned and overhauled
once a year to insure accurate time­
keeping. Why not bring yours in and
let us give it the attention that is
necessary tor good time keeping.
FRANK M. LPP
Watclnnake,, Jeweler and Engraver.
S. P. Watch Inspector
WillltU Building
n.an ('lay & Co.'s Pianos, the
Steinway and other lending Pi­
anos. Other makes at moder­
ate prices. Tuning and Repairs.
Agency for Hlnger and White
Hewing Machines, Oliver Type­
writers, Victor and Edison Rec*
ords nnd Machines. Books, Sta­
tionery and Picture«.
It. MADSEN, Proprietor
71» Main St.
Just now, Edison 4-mlnute Records, 31c; 2-minute Rex-ords, 21c.
Homer Smith, who resides on the
W. J. Evans left Tuesday for Duns­
muir, where he will visit frleuda for Merrill road, was a county seat vis­
itor Monday.
several weeks.
Attorney C. C. Brower returned
J. IL Dixon returned to his ranch
on Motiduy from a business trip to Nontlay, after a short busIneM so­
Portland mid Salem. •
journ In thu county Mat.
Mrs. Louis II. Bath left lust we­
Lee Court, it prominent Klnmuth
Hing for Sun Francisco, wlivre she
county
dairyman, was In Tuesday
will spend several weeks visiting rel­
from Ills ranch on lh«> Midland road.
atives.
■Rm
Auction
I will sell to the highest bidder
miles east of Merrill
Monday, March 17, 1
the following described property
30 head of horses and mares—
some mares in foal by fcood horses. AH
gentle and broke to work, and several
matched teams. Will weigh from 1200
to 1800 pounds scale weight. 4 to 8
years old,all sound and in good condition
TERMS-Eight months lime on all notes with
approved security at 8 per cent interest. 3
per cent discount for cash.
Sale will begin at 10:30 a.m. Free Lunch
E. M. HAMMOND,
C. G. MERRILLL,
Auctioneer
Owner
Look to the Future
y-* **«A» •
r rf, Firry
■
as well us th» present. You
don't always expect to have a
«mull business. Then prepare
yourself for a big uno. Upon
an account nt the First Trust
nnd Havings Bank nud got used
to doing business ns big busi­
ness is done, Besides an ac-
count hero Is n monoy saver In
many ways. A check costs you
only two cents to mall. What
doos It cost you to send the
cash?
First Trust and Savings Bank
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Klamath County Abstract
ABSTRACTING
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
Klamath ^al!s