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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1913)
I about 21,000 local unions, will bo represented. The coining meeting is fraught ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING HELD The Klamath county high school BIG Ht PPLV OF HAY AND FEED IN ‘ will: deep significance toward both I laboring men of tiiu country uud the football team will meet the Ashland LAST EVENING I'tlKlIANID ----- —— t great political parties. Ono uuder- high school ut Ashland Thanksgiving Resident* of That Nas i Ion Nay Tills Is < urrent which may break above the Day. Committee Is Named to Meet in Con a Teni|M»riiry Crew, Who Are En I surface Is a propoulijon to form a This game was definitely arranged junction W itli Dairymen's Associa gagasl In Making a Permamut I labor party In itiiu country. Muny today. tion. ami Arrange a Date for a M uch Inlet.f Is (liken In tilla game Camp for langer Crews to Follow. uro < luiiiorlng for thia io bo done im >laaa Meeting to Take Up Hie Believed lo Ite 4 mu rance of Build mediately. Others, and they appear In ail tbe Southern Oregon high I ion of a Suitable Time ami Place ing Toward Klamath in Nprlng to be In the majority, expressed schools, for It Is conceded that the for Holding First Market Day themselves toduy Informally, us be-1 • earn winning the contest will be the Owing to the delay in receiving the returns from all the precincts, the Rumors that the Hill and llurri- Ing more Inclined to hold buU< thia rightful claimant to the champion- total vote of Klamath county on th« referendum measures was not officially Klamath Falls people are heartily niuti line« are to unite In the construe yenr to give tho Wllaon administra ship of Southern Oregon. canvassed until Satrduay by County Clerk Del.ap and Justices E. W Gowen in favor of Market Day. Ashland baa defeated Medford, lion of a road connecting the end of tion a chance to show what It la going and II. Snowgoose. The totals follow: This was proven at last night's the Oregon Trunk line at Bend with to do. However, the matter baa ad Grants Bass and other teams In that meeting at tbe Chamber of Commerce section, and Klamath county high bus vanced ao fur that there baa been ilie northern terminus of the Klam : m )1 ;t(>2 503 3OI 305 a«« 307 : soh 300 when a large number assembled and DISTRICT. ath part of the Klamath-Nation cut much tulk <>f uppolntlng a committee beaten nil the teams in tills county. West Klamath Falls . . . ... Hl 12 81 11 57 35 79 12 75 17 waxed enthusiastic over the plan. A off ar« apparently well founded, say Ito confer with the socialists on the The two teams played a scoreless Bocond Ward , . . , . 74 11 7 I 11 51 29 71 12 63 18 committee was named to carry fur residents of Bend and vicinity, us en subject of u labor party. The social game here a couple of weeks ago. Third Ward . . . ................ ...Si » SO 9 51 37 69 19 92 17 ther the work, and many plans were ists, it was understood toduy, would gineers have established a < amp near Fourth Ward . . . . . 72 16 19 45 37 72 10 66 2D outlined. unanimously favor such a proposi IX DIA Ns LEA I E that city. East Klamath Falla . . . 3 5 74 23 37 10 73 21 . . . 95 92 Members of the committee named tion, provided, of course, that it FOR I . S. H< 'HOOL The party Is located five miles out 2 30 Q 25 5 by Chairman Wylde are Fred Hous 2 14 16 31 Odell................... . . . 30 would not mean elimination of the » of liend, say reports from Northern Wood River . .. » • • • • . . . 41 7 40 10 30 17 29 16 42 7 ton, 1. D. Whitmore and Charles Mar Individuality of the soeianut purly. KI,A.MAUI AGENCY, Nov. X- The I Klamath, and It has already pur- Klamath Lake . 8 ... k 0 7 0 8 0 8 0 0 tin. all local business men. They will That the old light uguiusl lhe so- I Indluns are all getting ready for wln- chased su flic lent liay to feed u num 11 11 14 11 12 2 4 1 meet in a short time with tbe direct Plevna .............. 1 2 . . . 12 12 ■ ulled ultra conservative policies" of I j ter, storing in their supplies, Fre- her of horses nil winter. Worden.............. • • • • • . . . 10 15 ors of tbe Klamath County Dairy 8 16 19 5 19 5 15 10 (lumpers will again materialize, uud fluent trips are being made by all Midland ............ .......... e • • 7 The members of this party ure en- men's Association, which includes tn 6 • 7 8 9 11 4 11 4 that (lumpers will again be opposed io Klamath Falls. gaged mainly In construction work its membership list nearly all th« Milis Addition . 20 24 20 18 25 24 . . . 25 22 21 25 for ie election by aotne member of I They are building a permanent camp farmers in the Klamath Basin. Hhlpplngton . .. • • • • • . . . 8 3 1 8 1 1 7 1 7 1 (lie gloup which believes in mure di- i Huperlnlendent Edson Watson Algoma.............. for a much larger crew, and it is be • • s • • ...15 2 11 7 16 2 15 1 13 4 At this meeting plans will be dis- reel and mure radicul political aetlou look Elliott Moore and Ransom Cow lieved that they are there merely to Hwan................... • • • « s . . . 15 2 12 6 15 7 14 • 15 5 i cussed further, to learn tbe ideas of for unionism, was openly asserted to en to Klamath Falls In his automo prepare for a much bigger force, who Mt. loikl ............ 5 26 6 15 15 21 9 27 5 the farmers, and a joint committee . . . 27 day in the radical camp. Mux Hayes, bile There the boys took the train will carry on engineering and rail- 3'ule Lake .......... 4 • • • • • 37 2U 60 . 47 33 59 58 25 22 will be named by the dairymen. The who pulled 5,000 votes ns u candidate for Chemawa, Ore., where they will road operations In the spring Malin ................... • • • • • ... Jf 13 16 14 7 22 24 7 21 8 two committees will work upon tbe for president lust year ugalusl tbe attend th«- (ruining school the com i'oe Valley .... .......... . . . 1 1» 1 19 11 I 9 1« 17 3 question of sites, suitable day, etc., 11,000 given tu Gompera, declared I ing winter. (,OI ERNMENT I I ItNIsHING Dairy..................... . 16 26 1 4 27 17 23 16 22 19 19 and will submit their ideas at a mass today that lie will not run ugaiu this LIVESTOCK TO INDIANS 3 10 9 3 14 7 4 6 o meeting of business men and farmers Pine Grove . . . . . . . 12 year. But Ito intlruuted that when Many people attended Frank Bil- 11 10 14 13 10 11 13 14 Hildebrand .... 6 to be <alled later. . . . 13 lite right man is chosen tu oppose vle's funeral. The news of his sud Langell Valley . 1 '1 KLAMATH AGENCY. Nov. 8. • • a • • 6 1 1 14 . .. 8 11 16 13 5 7 « Charles W. Sherman Sr., N. J. Goutpers he will work tooth uud null den death was a great shock to ail 8 25 10 25 10 25 * 27 Lost River .......... 6 Chapman. E. B. Hall. R. H. Dunbar Indians on tho Klamath reservation for him. The turning of one big . . . 27 his friends on the reservation, as be Sprague River are expecting 500 bead of cattle union ugaiust (iompurs, In the opiu- . . . 4 13 3 14 4 12 9 7 5 12 and others spoke at last night's meet re ,<1> d here for thirty yearn, and waa from the government. These should ion of Hayes, wlll defeat the present ing, and many helpful Ideas were ad lik< d by all who knew him. arrive today or tomorrow. Total lol<- of < ounty: vanced. It was the concensus of opin Incumbent for re-election, While the This stock will be furnished to tho socialists who are leading the upposl- ion that Market Day is a feature that State University Building Pepair Fund—Yes, 750; No, 266. There was a social dan<e at Wli- more advanced Indian farmers, on lion to Gompera, are far from being ! has been too long neglected. University New Building Appropriation — Yes, 723; No, 291 son's hall Hallowe'en night, A large long payments. The exact amount »anguine of success us to electing 1 Sterilization Act — Yes, 539; No, *4 4. crowd attended, un ' nil enjoyed them of cattle to be furnished each Indian their choice for president, they do County Attorney Act—Yes, 752; No, 233. NEXT TUESDAY IS APPLE selves, dancing until 2 o'clock in the farmer has not been announced. Workmen’s Compensation Act—N es, 745; No, 244. DAY—EAT LOTS OF THEM believe (hut the mutter of minor offi niornluK when > went borne, well » In addition to tbe cattle expected cers uii <I representation on tbe execu satisflod. More attention to social at tho agency, it la stated that 500 tive council, their chance« ure good.i dary land regions where the winter* lite <>n the reservation would advance l-RAUDl I.EXT METHODS IN CORVALLIS, Ore., Nov. 10.—”M more head are to bo sent to tbe Yal- A hot tight, it was declared today. < ur Indian friends to greater self-re- SALE OF ALFALFA SEED are severe and there is little snow fall every person in Oregon eats one ap nax sub-agency by the government. 1s looked for over the proposition to s|>e<t and respect for others. Keep and comparatively little moisture the ple on Apple Day, November 18th, we ^Thls shipment will bo distributed combine a number of the big inter It up; entertainments, nice parties at | shall consume twelve carloads of ap- WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 10.— among the farmers In that section. national unions, The radical wing, bonis, social gatherings and attend Recent investigations by the depart northern alfalfa seed grown in cold * pies that day,” said Professor C. I. Tho Indiana have long taken an supported by many who oppose them ing churches are long strides toward ment of agriculture have revealed tbe regions on dry land is especially use Lewis, head of the horticultural de active part In furnishing the nation In other matters, will urge the amal ‘attaining full citizenship. 1 fact "'at large quantities of ordinary ful. Much of this seed comes from partment, Oregon Agricultural col with beef, and nearly all know there gamation of internationals of Jour ulfulfa seed are being offered for sale Montana, and it is found that un lege. in answer to the question of Is big money In ralelug cattle. On neymen tailors, lady garment work We are glad to state that there Is under tbe name of Grimm It has scrupulous dealers have been taking how best to celebrate the day. I the Klamath reservation there are ers. in« ti garment workers, batters a blacksmith shop at Chiloquin. It also been found that large quantities “And should we see that each per seed raised under irrigation in that some who are advanced cattle men and neikwear workers into one big lias been badly needed. ot alfalfa raised under irrigation are son is supplied with one box of ap state and selling it as Montana dry- International There Is a sharp dlvi- being sold as no tbern-grown dry ples, we should have removed one- 4'RIMNON WINS land alfalfa seed. »ion of opinion on this matter, uud Some of our Indian prophets say land seed. half of the Oregon crop from tbe FROM PRIM ETON there la much evidence that some bit tiie winter will be mild. We ought market this year. In cases of some of this seed it was “SHERIFF" MORLEY SAY’S terne«« will develop when it Is to believe it, for they have been here i “In buying apples be sure to get . found that it was not even domestic HE WANTS TO TESTIFY PRINCETON, N. J . Nov. 8. The brought formally before the conven- loug enough to know the climate. the varieties that are fit to eat. Such ! seed, but was w holly or In part im- Yellow and Black failed to get into tlon. , ported Turkestan seed. This prac- The following is an extract from a varieties as Ben Davis and Gano are line for tho Big Hix football cham One mutter, which uo doubt will K3.-t.ooo It »TAT«» CROI* I (Ice of selling other seed for Grimm not suitable for fall use, and we pionship this afternoon, when Har have the solid backing of ail fac FROM 24« ACK EH iesults In the farmer paying from 40 Los Angeles despatch in the Oregon should look for such as the Jonathan, ian relating to tbe trial of Dr. John vard University defeated Us team 3 tions. will be the proposition to buck Grimes Golden. Delicious, Wagener. i cents to > 1 or more per pound fot to 0 In the first of tho big gam«». up the big strikes of tiie coal miners Seventeen thousand sacks of fl rat ¡seed which would otherwise sell from Grant Lyman of the Panama Land Ortley and Spitzenberg, which are in company, accused of using tbe mails Thousands from all part* of th« In Colorado and of the Western Fed class potatoes, sold for 81.50 a sack; good eating condition at this time. 12 to 20 cents a pound, and inasmuch for fraudulent purposes: East attended. eration of Miners who are on strike >.ooo sacks of sm-ond grade, sold for “We can increase the consumption as the ordinary seed is not as hardy i “ F. W. Morley, acting sheriff of in Calumet, Mich. Money undoubted- * 1.4<» for spring delivery. of apples in the United States only by as Grimm, the first severe winter may Klamath Falls, Oregon, who helped PROBATING THE I) will be appropriated for the imme Tills was the yield this year of the kill the entire crop. educating the public to know the best DINI EN I STATI. diate aid of the Calumet copper Grigsby ranch, eight miles from recapture Lyman after bis escape varieties. The original Grimm alfalfa sown I lrom an Oakland hospital two years I miners. ♦ Klamath Fulls, which is being farmed “In our homes let us try a new re- A petition for admitting to probate A big Idea that Max Hayes will by Jupanese, under the management i in Carver county, Minn., has under- ago, and to whom, it is alleged, Ly cip« for preparing the apple. There th« estate of the late Daniel W. Di spring, according to information here of I'. Sannorniya. This is the first i gone a natural cross with the com- man offered |2,000 for an opportun are 197 ways announced in papers neen of Cloverdale, California, has today, la a proposition that the Amer y.ur the colony operated the ranch. i mon variety which, together with its ity to escape, made a formal demand and booklets for preparing and serv I exposure to numerous severe winters on Edward A. Ilegan, special prose been tiled by his widow, Elizabeth ican Federation of Labor give finan I The lot of first class potatoes were ing apples. Try one or more of these Dineen. The petition was acted upon cial aid to the 30,000 or 40,000 all sold to a San Francisco concern, which have eliminated the weaker cutor. that he be permitted to testify ways. by the county court. strikers in Dublin. The strike start and the price is f. o. b. cars at Klam I plants, has made it one of the hardi at once and return to Oregon to at "The hotels are planning special est of our commercial strains. The tend to urgent business. The property in Klamath county ed with tiie i ar men some two months ath Falls. apple menus and the restaurants sued was produced originally in Min “Regan refused, and Morley threat consists of timber lands worth from ago. II lins spread to other trades Three four-horse teams and six should be asked to offer cooked ap- 838,000 to )50,000. and the fight is to the death because wagons are engaged in hauling the nesota. but tests of the true variety ened to appeal to Attorney General pies in many forms, And every train , since grown in Dakota, Montana and McReynolds at Washington.” the employers have repeatedly re potatoes here for shipment. that comes into Oregon on Apple ¡ Idaho indicate that these lots are all It is a well known fact here that McLE.MOItE AFTER fused to arbitrate. The strikers, ac In tho whole of the crop there of equal value and are quite as hardy there is anything but friendship be Day should be supplied with fruit, MOKE Lit ESTIN K cording to Hayes, ure In dire straits, very few overgrown potatoes, thus advertising to the tourist tbe tween Morley and the sheriff's office I as they have never received enough stead, all are of a good moderate ■ as those grown in Minnesota. wonderful qualities of our apples. D. M. McLemore, well known for wages to pile up much money for As it is difficult to detect substi here. Morley has acted in the capac size. / “Apple Day has been celebrated in his livestock operations in this sec such emergencies as the present. In tutes for Grimm in the seed, the ity of a special officer during the last The uniformity of dimensions adds the East, and most encouraging re tion left Saturday evening for Cali dividual unions affiliated with the farmers are urged to buy Grimm only year, but this has always been in con greatly to the selling value. Uni ports come from Rochester and Bub fornia. to look over the cattle altua- American Federation of Labor have from reliable dealers, and, as far as nection with the office of District At formity of size was obtained by plant falo. More apples were sold and con possible, to trace the seed back to its torney Irwin. frtlon. From there he will go to Ari contributed generously to the Dublin ing the potatoes close together. sumed on that day than ever before, source. In many cases the retailers “Morley has no connection at all zona and Texas, close Io the Mexican strikers, but Hayes will urge a gen and a great stimulus has been given are not deliberately perpetrating a with the sheriff's office," said Sheriff border. eral labor fund to be raised from HII.I, TO VISIT the use of apples.” McUtmore will purchase several workers all over the I’nited States fraud, as they have purchased this Low today. "If he has any right to BEAVER STATE seed for Grimm and sell it in the be style himself acting shefiff it did not thousand head of cattle while away, 'and Canada. ON HIS WAV TO come from me, and the article in the lief that it is Grimm. and these will be pastured in the Sac PORTLAND, Nov. 7. Arrange HAWAII ISLANDS This seed has become very popular Oregonian was the first 1 knew of it.” ramento Valley this winter. In the RETURN KLAMATH ments have been completed for a spring they will bo marketed. LANDS TO STATE grand demonstration of the affection in regions of cold winters, and is now Win McCoy, who has been in th« used not only In the Northwest, but Bronze hose, in which there ts no In several months past McLemore employ of the Gordon & Baldwin of the people of Oregon for James J. lias brought several thousand head of The Herald has received from Gov Hill, the great railroad builder, who in the East, particularly in northern rubber, canvas or leather, has been Auto company the past summer, left adopted by the British navy for con cattle to Klamath county from the ernor West a copy of tho bill intro New York and New England. Monday evening for San Francisco, Is on bis way here for a visit. This south, ns well ns to Rhnstn Valley and duced in tiiv senate October 30th by Similarly it is found that in the v eying oil fuel to warships at Bea. from which port he will sail soon for will bo in tiie form of a banquet at Modoc county. A large percentage of Senator Geo. E. Chamberlain, grant Honolulu to spend the winter. the Portland Commercial Club to this Is beef cattle, here to pasture, ing to tile state of Oregon a tract of morrow night. Mr. McCoy will return to Klamath | but Included In th« lot were several over 4,000 acres of marsh land in county tn the spring, and has been en Tiiis is to be an informal affair, as hundred head of choice dairy cattle, Klamath county, claimed by (lie state. the Commercial Club desires to give gaged by Gordon & Baldwin for next purchased by Klamath county farm USED ONES— summer. The land in question lieH near Lost tho other communities of the state a ers and dairy men. River, near Olene. Some of thia is chanco to send delegates to attend. In good condition. along the course of the river, lu the *15.00 to *10.00. Hill Is accompanied by his son, “Have Music for All the Fam IMPORTANT CONVENTION OF bill it. is described as follows: I.ouis J. Hili, and several of the I My Absolute Guarantee > THE FEDERATION OF LABOR ily at Anytime.” NEW ONES— 8EK. 28-37-10; EK and SWK, leading financiers of the United Policy Has Proven 33-37-10; WK, 34-37-10; SK. 1-38- States, including presidents of rail SHEPHERD PIANO DEPOT Warranted ten years, SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. X The ad A WINNER *(11.50. Easy terms. 10; SK 2-3X-10; lots 3 and 4. SK of loads, bank head«, etc. It is under Next Door to Postoflice vance guard of what Is expected to be NWK und SK. 3-38-10; lots 1. 2, 3 stood that tiie party will visit Klam In spite of Hard Times, my the largest and moat important gatli- and 4. 8 K of N Mi , N'i of 8'4, and ath Falls. Tho entire state is await Business has steadily erlng of labor leaders the country has ever known Is assembling in Heat 8'4 of SEK. 1-38-10; NMi and SEK. ing some word from Hill that will Increased. 10-38-10; all of 11-38-10; NEK. EK confirm the rumor of a Joint rail tie today. The occasion is the thirty- The r< aeon Is plain. My cus third annual convention of the Amer of NWK, NEK of SW'4. NWK ot way east of the mountains by which tomers are so well pleased with lean Federation of Labor, which will SEK. 12-38-10; WK of NEK, 14- both Hill nnd Harriman will reach my WATCH REPAIRING that be opened here Monday morning, 38-10; 8EK of 8WK. 17-37-10; lot San Francisco. they are always ready to speak with President Samuel Compara pre 2, 18-38-10. Gerry’» Brother Appointed. a good word for me. siding. Nearly 1,000 delegates, rep Cutler the Knife. C. G. Cozad, brother of .Gerry Co Bring me your watch that resenting more than 2,500,000 skilled Mrs. J. M. Johnson underwent an zad of this city, has been appointed won't keep thrre. I guarantee workers of the United States and Can satisfaction or money refunded. ada, are expected to bo in thels seats operation at the Blackburn hospltnl county attorney for Grant county by when President Gompors calls tho Friday, performed by Drs. Merryman Governor West. Mr. Cozad has been great, meeting to order. More than and Truax. The operation was seri practicing law in Grunt county for FRANK M. UPP S. P. Watch Inspector 125 great national and International ous, but the patient Is rallying splen many years and Is considered one of the best crlmlnnl lawyers In Oregon, i labor organizations, conalsting of didly. HIGH SCHOÜI IO PLAÏ HI ASHLAND All the Measures Are Carried Here Several Used Player Pianos at Half Price Organs
