The Oregon daily journal., May 23, 1907, Page 4, Image 4

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 3, K07.
GEARM REPLIES SHARPLY
mm. DEVLIN'S LETTER
City Auditor Begs th Question, Says Ex-Senator, and SeUjJp
v a Man of Straw to Distract Attention From the Ques-
"-.:.;;...''':;'.' . - ' tion at. Issue.: ; V
say; cALfioun co;is
.jocapiie bay cmr
Prosecutors Say Traction Jvlag.
nate Has Scheme to Seize
Reins of Government.
(Joarol BjwwUI Berries. I .
Ban Franclsoo, Mar 21. It it th be
lief of th e-raft prosecutor her that
President Calhoun of tn United Rail
roads la hatching a deep plot t obtain
control i of the municipal ( government
and prevent . hi conviction of Illegal
practice.
According to tor!e which are cur-
John v " nearin " ha answered' trie i y you and your friend by two to on 7
letter written to him by City Auditor j Just tell the people in your next speech
Devlin criticisms- the senator lor hla I you need not writ me letter about
Utterances, at the opening of the Lane J it. It la so generally conceded that th
nnMlini a ik irnnrir The MllttOr ! Intfrflli' aaalata.4 In vnnr nomination
nit uti that I tht 1 Aa nnt think van will deny I rent, Calhoun plans to call a mass meet
ir rwiin k. onnntninted a' man of lit AnA it la inat mnaraiiT conceded I In nd have a vigilance committee ap
v .in in ha latfav la now-calllnf I hat tha iM inina s trr lait elect I pointed, which will - first demand, IJ
7 . . . . ... I ( . T " ... ... L Hl.i,.tln. nhla n' Tnlla . r.lnan
feMtaMM iu t,i ini iwinnia i nun 11 mi vnti. i inn'f itaiim imii imv rir murn I . "".a"...."" . .. v v -
, .. . , - .-. .... . .. I . . , . ; I . vi. i ... ,
for van rwtrhina nnt. 1 nut tnav flon 1 1 " v
Ilk. Lane, and vou know as wll aa any- cept their term, to take forcible pos-
1 session of Ban Francisco affairs.
that they are suDDortlna- you.' They . "" " "
have a rifht to do It it they see fit. and 'i""" v. .v, l.nll.:
I dont sec why you should want to that they will be abl to enlist
UDB LOTTERY
is An
IIOillB
First Reciamation Project to Be
Thrown Open to Settle
v mint is In Montana,
FINE FARMS WILL BE
GIVEN BY GOVERNMENT
man. Ha stands behind an ine siaie
' . ; ments h tnade at - the Armory.-and
shows that Mr. Devlin misconstrued his
i remarks In writing hk letter. Tn
x tr written hv th senator is follows
" . "Portland. Or- May iJ. Mr. Thomas
' C Devlin, City Dear Sir: I am in re
ceipt of your letter of Inquiry of yes
terday and hasten to answer it xou
Seven Hundred Ranche of From
Forty to Eighty Acres Each Ar
Prize! to He Bestowed by Undo
Sam Xeit Month. '
th aid of Governor Glllet and have th
militia called out
Many of the leading capitalists of th
offend them and do you really Intend
to offend them, now T And If you. do;
mrhv Ar VAiit A Mf l VAn An nnt why
t uot from an Oregonlan report of my q9 you fud fault with my a-ylng that f"! ".h-V InlZ
i .neech laat Friday vnlng a follow: -ou -a tAtt . - V. . tho hadow of th prooutlon are said
T)evlln does not intend to Offend the
Interests h d6es not Intend to cut orr
Ms supply. ,' There would be no more
to hav been enlisted In th cause of
Calhoun,
you do notf
..Appeal to Devlla'S Jtoaesty,
"Now as to the word" "supply con
interest for him In th. election tf that ."". RIPI IhlftPR TCOADPC
wVS eln L J3" TLSSL V fPRISni. FOR ni n fifrts
i. .a" a. a.-.-aW MnA.t 1 lOVjUf WBU IMI SICI I U W VVe.ftS - ' W W V Wff W BBBlawa VBaS W
VE."W17.rJ.: W by common r.port ar
, i . . a-nantjMt in hi made ta your ramnaia-n I ' .a . k. .k it
4ha n.al. ni amanilit on. There Is I r ... - . " ZT 1 7m . ..I .v" '"" ." "''
' (8peUI Dlnpatrk te Tee leoraaL) '
Butt. May 21. Th announcement 1
mad her that th reclamation rvlo
will conduct a lottery June II at Bill
ing at which 10.000 acres of land, to
be watered by government Irrigation
ditch, will be awarded to holders of
CSS winning numbers. ; Fifteen hundred
name will be drawn. This will open
to settlers th Huntley project ;
Th 10.000 acres will mak nearly 700
farms of from 40 to 10 acre each.
"How a Layman Can 11-lp th Church"
oeorge J. Klrkland, "Support of the
JocuJl Church" j J. K. GUI, "The Amu-
ment wueatlon." . i
It has been decided that Grace church
wljl present th nam of Us del-sat
to th stat conference aa a candidate
for delegate to th general oonferenc
at Bauimor. .
FLOUR FAMINE
(Continued from Pete On.)
, ie ieea n rana. - f und-.th. . Campaign sack' referred to
, no cnarg MwRm ..uT-Mn th articl Quoted frora th Evening opinion handed the
Seattle,
- cri oi tuij ui.uuu..!, -.......... . Tajerrim. The word was
.V !eniJ, " -nlo other
V - ' .;. ; I understood It in -any -
k inai speecn, nor lyoU don't believe It WS
May t3. According , to an
chairman of th
Mi Paolflo nortbwesL This forces mil
tors to put up the price of flour, but
th Portland market was the laat one
on th coast to move up. Thes ad
vances In flour have been rapid. The
last one waa for Ifie a barrel, a moat
unusual and heavy Increase In this
market " ''.',
With wheat supplle so soar that
millers cannot poaslbly fill orders al
ready accepted, contracts , for foreign
delivery and home sales ar -being
hedged. . In Consequence ther Is every
Indication of another . sharp Tin in
values before long. ,
aff a ViMnAv feutApn Wr m.
Acwrdrng to s prominent flour seller
the present stock of flour will not b
sufficient to tak car of the trad un
til th new crop I ready, for market
When local supplies give out a small
amount may poaatbly be obtained from
th east, but conditions ther duplicate
those on th. Paolflo oaat . Bom wheet
may bo brought In from th east' to
grind here, but the price ther la about
15 cents a buahel hlcher than here.
With freight charges added, bakeries
would be forced to oharg 10 cent a
lonf for bread. ,
This, condition of affairs has neve
befor been noted on th Paclflo coast.
In soma, seasons ther has . been s
you
other sense.
Now,
mean to be understood as making any.
On th contrary, I stated In that speech,
among other things: "We hav nothing
against Mr. Devlin, and shall say noth
ing a rains t him.' Did you overlook
this statement purposely or by sod
dent? I have nothing but the kindliest
. . . . . a t s a wi - - ssvsaaasasa - w -
leeiuigs ror you, ana neuner against fh.t . funA w. bai--. P.i.d.
"7 t..l '. . ' X shaU be very gla
you really intend to cut off Hhat "sup
ply If thr is to b such 'supply t
"And than, again, Is there to be such
a "supply - of course, i oon t anow,
but I would Ilk to know. If I was in
error in stating . to that : big- audience
Secretary Garfield will be present when
tho drawing takes plac. and will, per-1 shortage of wheat and oonaequently in
eonally direct th proceedinga The flour, but thU haa alwava been rem.
used in that tlnanoe committee of the city council, J Huntley - project -is located about l flled by bringing in supplies from Othr
nearby sections. This yar all parts of
th coast are sum anacted and every
where th scramble for wheat and flour
is th same.
9
BXPAIlSIOri CALt OF
pH Ijr h C 1 o eGaO M i 11 1 n o r y
. Dust and dirt next month; tearing out partition, remodeling front
and fixtures for a greater store. Our exceedingly large stock of fresh,
modish headgear for women and girls must be disposed of before the
confusion. '- '-f .;,
EVERY TDirJCIED DAT REDUCED
Tnt tJ.lt TK tt IS It. rs..!1.n
rLot I $1.80 to H it. now..s2.60
ixt s ff.to co id.dv, now. .J.40
Any It. 00 Hat. now,..,.... $ ..SO
Any tt.00 Hat, now........ $0.40
Hats for llttl tots and girls of all
vand flower, all speolaU.,......,.,
Any 110.00 Hat. now. ..... f 8.00
Any 115.00 Hat. now f 12.00
Any 120.00 Hat, now. ... .016.00
Any Original Pattern, formerly
110.00 to 40, VOW fTJST VAX
ages, tastily trimmed with ribbons ,
9 1.35 M 1J4.00
:. New Siailor
II styles Knox Shapes and others, regular ......... ..-SI. 00 to f 5.00
214 THIRD STREET. CORNER SALMON
aenaa and nobodrt John :R!nifna-er. the defaultlna former ! nuies east, of Sllllngs, Montana, Th
other sense, ana jolty comptroller, la immune from pun- .
used in any ishment for any thefts he may hav LerTfuo c"""a o xn governmeni.
that being so, do committed during his first term In of- Tj" ,n nrst reclamation project
'ilea He holds that the thr-yar I ot ,h ffoyernmont to b thrown open to
you nor
, But you should not attempt to read
Into my speech something not contained
statute of limitations holds from th
dat of expiration of an offlctal's term
Of offlce. Bipllnger's first term of of
fice expired more than three years ago. j
.Th . decisionals interesting . as it
settles th rights of a defaulting of
ficial. Should it be proven conclusively
that Rl pi Infer embexxled during bis first
term and did not during his second term
settlement.
SOUND MILLERS SOLD OUT
INCREASE IN SALARIES
-DENIED OFFICEHOLDERS
Cannot Take' New Orders for Floor
(Special Phmatek te Th JaanuLl
Olympia. Waah., May 28. Under an
glad to correct th
error, or. u I waa rignt in so aiaung
..vnii hMiAmlnf Informed through
in 1L neither by direct averment nor I ....t, . un. I ha anuM mn tr tn. Mint i.im
. . ... .. , . ill iviuaiajv ti.a awvu m huw wwww...s ... s - - -
, m . . i ..laan na va mm nnan in rianiauua , ii i v& muiiiiH.i m muvuuu Km w it, , nu. mjw
structed a man of straw to your tls- dInat",on th dolng. ot fUcn work, I (known until the present investigation is r;? tZnl . i , 0 r fPlnt,T'
Taction, hysterlcauy demand proof that SXbV . dsllcliM I to rnako th.facf flnl.hed. if indeed, it is ever known, the "J. .f S!?
ne is a reai man. im m, " publle for th , general welfara And rurtiv naving carried ort many or ms r.',-"
yourseu oy ima process, dui you win h-Pa i- -here you can heln me out. for DOOM.
ceiuao no one ciae. aim me P"ur Baaoa of mind and your own ever
"; for TMs Crop.
' (special DUpatr. te The IoeniaL " '
Beattle, May II. It's a hard matter
opinion given out' by the attorney-gen- bur flour from, Puget sound millers
erai a ornc today, members of th stat
Doard or control and othr appolntlv
refuse to become interested in this tm- usting glory. I called your attentlonl I iri irj CACTCMCn
peat of grief which you hav blown up t0 a letter wrftten by B. W. MonUgue,t4-IU lO rAOlENEU
titled to th increase of salaries thus
allowed them until after th expiration
or ineir present terms of ornce.
Ths question was submitted to th
Juat now. - Practically all mills' on th
sound ar refualng further ordrs and
hav nough on hand to keep them busy
tor months ahead, Th fact that they
will tak no more business now Is duo
to the fact that wheat is vry scare
snd ths mills art paying mors than it
is worth. July and September grain
' in the teapot of your imagination you chairman of the Lane campaign com
may ds pained pernaps, dui you wui i mjttee, to Mr, Cake, chairman of th
hav no reason to be surprised. (Republican . campaign committee. In
-With this explanation, whers Indeed which a reauest is made that both coro
na explanation at all was necessary, I mlttees mak publlo statements of the
TIGHT ON ASTORIA
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.) '
Astoria. Or.. May ZS. John Stephen-
this anawer might very well end. . But I various amounts contributed by candl-1 son was srreated yesterday on a oom-
: ther are real things involved In this I dates and others for campaign purposes.
; campaign besides the whimsical things I assume you hav seen this letter. If
. Injected into it and on of thes things I you hav not, I will hav Mrv Mon
la the question whether w ar to hav I tague mall . you a copy.- I am quit
a clean election, or whether money tn hopeful that yon will cause. th request
large quantities is going to be used, to contained In that letter to b complied
Influence the election or control th re- with a soon as your sttentlon is called
r suit It has been currently reported to it Tou really cannot do otherwise,
for weeks on the streets and at least yon know, because you hav said in
once in the public press that a large! your letter to me: "Let us be honest,'
campaign fund was being raised In your I and' "honesty" ' means in this case an
interest and to promote your election, I honest election, free from ven a sus-
; and that rich corporationa, commonly I plclon that money is being used as a
: referred to as 'the lntereets, wer con-J controlling factor. There ar certain
trlbutlng, or were expected to contrlb-1 expenses that are proper and have to be
"fcUte, to lhal.funi
(my peechSm iirtlele trom -the Evening j discharge of these obligations a reason-
. Telegram of May , to which I now call I able amount of money must be raised.
plaint sworn to by Peter M. Ellefsen,
pastor of th Seamen's mission, charged
with conducting a dance hall In viola
tion of a olty ordinance. H was re
leased on $60 cash ball : pending bis
trial In ths municipal court next Mon
day. ' ; ,' ---..,. .-.
attorney-general by ths governor, who I well up and millers flgurs that If
requests an . opinion as to whether. I ney pay mess pncs ny wiu noi o
under ths laws passed by ths last lesls- able to realise on It
' lature affecting - different stat sp-1 - Millers say . that ths refusals to ao
polntlvs officers. It would be necessary I cept - orders will hav nothing to do
for ths executive Jo rsoommlsslon these with shlpmsnts from this port as or-
officers when tbs now laws become ef- ders for months ahead are already la
feetlvs.' - '
Tn attorney-generara office, in an I
opinion written by Assistant Attorney-
j
Babbits Cofno to Town.
Wild rabbits bavs become so common
General J. D. Falknor, holds that only tr,SB.i S"-,it,5 TT..
In cases where th old law was repealed tn,tr"" f"? hJ M.
will it be necessary to issu nw com
missions; and that where the new act
Mavor Wise Strain dlr-ct.rf the chief I --". " wnere me new
S m1.;", Z reappointment of ths officers
rhlVandCharloV
ittns th.lB-sa Tstt VtlsrViw r1fs A Masmsm I
Abercrombls notified ths dance r hall FRUITGROWERS MUST
pruprit?ii?ra mm uiey muii ciudq ineir I
resorts. ; All of them obeyed but Stev-
' your attention, since you choose to Over
: look it : That article, among other
- Statements, contained the following:
' " ' Interests Sack of Sevlla.
t' "While, Chairman Cake say little
. money . will be used in the campaign,
the statement has been mad by. ardent
Republicans that the campaign sack
will be better filled than at the last
.election, since tbe banks and ' rallroals
'are more liberal in their contributions.
Is this' statement attributed to "ardent
Th lid is 'about to be put on and I
fastened tight upon Astoria.
PAY LICENSE TCTSELL
(Rprrtal Dtupatcn t The Joornat.)
investigation was set on foot by local
I hunters, who hav corns to th conclu
sion that ths bunnies ar deserting th
fields and dells and taking up their
homes in ths corporate, llmlta -
It Is no uncommon sight to see rab
bits in pairs playing about tho strts,
and instead of running away at sight of
persons approaching, they simply scam
per through a fence or tak refug be
hind a tree where they seem as much
at bom and. as secure as If they wer
The use of ony more money than that is
not a legitimate use of money in an m TCH CltllD TIMCC
election. And tbe question of what Is U. W. JIL I tU hUUK I llVltiS
or what is 1 not reasonable Is for ths
public the people to determine, and
not the' managers. 3Let ns give th peo
ple the opportunity to determine.' Our
commute is anxious to make public
these matters. They are mad public
irr otoer states, ana should b every
Olvmnta. Miv 22 in - .n nnininn iln their burrows. Another feature of
glvnut today Attorney-General Atkln-jth oass is that many ar nesting on
Bat He Came Through With Flying
Colors on the Fifth Attempt,
i When Colonel George Washington first
met Martha Custls she was a dashing
where. , We cannot eompel them here. I widow yet in her twenties, beautiful.
charming and wealthy. Th father of
hla country promptly fell in love with
Whyf Because ths last legislature, al
mnit tinsntmAtialss ttanntii I ana4
Bepubllcans true? and are the banks to r. . hill 4,.irin. -,,-k i'.m.,,... I the lady and aa nromntly laid aieae to
iiu laumwi uiui iiunu in mwr ouu-1 eomoulsorv. But ! tmat rmi win nnt I ner neart. a cnanoe meeunc at tne
trlbutlonaf and is this campaign sack I avail yourself nt mien raiinnt tn i.i-lhouse of Major Chambarlavne. an after-
"'"i i : '. '". ' otuh-juuu i (at ror tn punty of elections, will 1 noon ana an evening wun ner ana ne
wnu inis exiraci. reaa extract xromiyou cause thes campaign contributions I was almost an accepted suitor, t
your speech, and particularly the fol- and assessments, If there are any. to b I But says th Nw Broadway Maga
lowing: Th Bepubllcan party Is op-J published T If you do. yon will aeeom-1 'n. th gallant colonel was not
posed to all perpetual franchises, and I Diiih more rood b that an mt thnlactly an amateur in th art ' of lore
the present charter prohibits ths grant-1 you could aqiompliah in any other way making. He at least had th sxpertenoe
ing of them, and w believe In th r- from now up to the expiration of Dr, of treat mlsUkes to profit by, for his
peal of those now In existence, and that Lane's second tnn. , ' - I tory records th fact that four ladles
repeal is possible, no matter where or '. yait. v,. J.-... 1 declined to share the heart, the home
how or by whom Jhey were granted, be- T.h. -onM.uTin rtir3!!r, j. 1 the glory of the man who became
cause we oeuev mat tn court wiu r.r.rrin-" t fT. X.. V,
declare that it is against public policy -rtnUon"? An .latCilIeM it
that any neraon or cornoration mayhoM fCrJpUon' . .; eondlUonS In th north
the greatest American.
that any person or corporation may hold "can U better an.werJ hr le"t ccompllshm.
j forever and a day righta and privileges r. ifc- h.lA- a soldier,
'of areat monetary value wMnh h.lon V60. wl". b P'aaed to do SO if w.-hi-..- .
by Jvsry prlncipl' of right to th com! 11.? Lf'V" Jl nn.?PUnJty, A lover
munityTn its oorporat. capacity.' . ?7 ZlI ?.J?V..F" would b
Handsome, well dressed, skilled In the
accomplishments of th day, and
all a soldier, apparently Colonel
Washington ought to have been
for whose only right any woman
rva cauaciii. i ,v z . . I wouiu nave fluttered to riia arms. But
r i .,. .I... -I... mi l ivu oumri wun Till n .. ..... . i
,'tommyroC and my audiencs agreed JJtJ wnh him yur r who thus failed ot th
. with m and so. Will th cttlsens ot 2!.a" T. 1 c.l,n, lustrous niche in history that h thev
.Portland generaUy. If It 1. not will JZm Z"? p",li" mltht havs had were. inT turn, a miss
you kindly explain In your next speech the rhnn.-..73 -l".' "! of I years, whom her sOltor of soulful
ths only blU to repeal a perpetual Bpfl h SeUwMl . 1 IT indited) as th "Loveland Beauty'?;
hlae was beaten by our last legls- XIie ' t'JZ&ttlU Miss Fontleroy, a-Mles Cary and a
trict is the sam undeV thlraent ad c0W"Jh Mls ary Phllipje, whose
ministration as under the Ust More- S'tnth 7"' NW
over. protecUon is afforded to some of ItJiV f'ck0"d 'ort
these houses, and' not to , others) Bear tjtommnUo afcrtoe, i:-.M Hv.?;.:-
that in mind.' ; What do yon mean bv this ui irom mis xrain ox experience ins
anyhow Thatris pStTy abl so brilliantly
,. -why
franchise
lature, which was. almost unanimously
'Republican, and why ."Johnny Coffee,
who fathered that bill and stood as the
: labor candidate for mayor, was beaten
1 ' wmm?mmmm'mmMmMmmmmmmmmmWmmmmmm'mmmmmmm
7 Vacation is coming.
.We've -looked, ahead
and had : some ' special
suits t made .for hard :
. Nothing fancy, about
,'em; simply neat and;
durable. -
No restraint on the.
boy no pinch on your,
pocket 4
,They will stand the
rub and the tub?, ; .-
' Some of them are $1,
others $2 and $2.50.-77 -
g: MON sv
ClolhinnCo
Gn'JlCuhnPcp, .
! Ten's and Boys' Outfitters.
1C3 and 16a Third St.
cnargo, you snow. But perhaps you
had better tell Lan about it
'And now In conclusion cermlt ma
to Say X wrote the foregoing letter as
suming that the statement in The Ore
gonlan t was, correct. My speech was
not a written speech, and, while I knew
that I had said nothing to IniDuni you
honesty or malign your - character or
reflect unon yourself or your family I
did not know what I actually did say.
But Just at the moment of closing there
has been banded me a shorthand report
of my speech, and I find that the Qro-
gonian chap got it wrong; After com
menting upon tbe article in the Tele
gram and th statement in regard to
perpetual . franchise abov : quoted, I
used this languags and no other:
"What does this meant , What does
he think you mean, when be come be
fore you with a declaration of that
kind, and bases his campaign upon the
correctness , of hla statements T He
knew they were not in favor of repeal-
to plan, a campaign, doubtless learned
wisdom. He must at least have found
out how not to do it for when he laid
slegs to the heart of ths Widow Custia
It was done with a master hand that
found the right way a easily as If It
had never failed at th trick. ,
Hotel Counter Sarcasm. " :
From ths fianT Francisco Chronicle.
1 Some sharp ' pieces of sarcasm flash
across the hotel counters at times. Ths
other night an unkempt individual drift
ed Into. iha. Imperial., whose appearance
did not prove at all satisfactory to the
clerk. -v-rv' ".'J'V'-rr; ;-r; J.rS1?.:
"Sorry, we shall have to ask you to
settle in advance,"; said the clerk. "But
you -see w don't know, you"
The response of the arrival was coot
"What difference does that make"" -'"Well,
so many swindlers have done
us lately,-you see'' . ' ' ,
Oh, I thought there was profession-
son holds that under th commission
merchant law enacted by the last legis
lature, if any -fruitgrowers' association
engage in the business of selling farm.
dairy, orcnara or- garaen produce; on
commission, or receive or solicit con
signments of such produce on commis
sion, they must be treated the same a
any other Arm, company or corporation
engaging in such business, and must bs
required to furnish a bond and procure
a license the same as regular commis
sion merchants. The question ss to
what constitutes a commission mer
chant under the terms of the law -is
declared by the attorney-general to be
subject to the definition prescribed by
in state. Horticultural commissioner.
LINn"cOUNTY TO HOLD ;
: - APPLE FAIR NEXT FALL
i.:...ir-: .(., .-l-j-,UC
(Special Dispatch t Tbe JoarnaL)
Albany, Or., May 1 3. Linn county
horticulturists will hold a fair next
fall to exhibit apples produced In the
valley and endeavor thus to stimulate
Interest In the valley product At a re
cent meeting of the horticultural so
ciety the plan was Indorsed. There exVl
lets -great rivalry among Oregon grow
ers, and this fair is part of a plan to
mak for th: Willamette valley apples
as great a name as that snjoyed by
mors systematically . advertised neigh
bors,: However, ther will be no decry-1
ing. Fruit men agree there is room for
ail, and a higher motive in entering the
field Is to advance th interests of the
wnoi state.
lawn and vacant lots,, whers th young
Always Dependable as a Quality Loaf '
BHwfeiP-NHfv Bread
ONLY THE BEST: OF EVERYTHING GOES TO
-r . PRODUCE IT
5 cents
per loaf
Attn
grocers
BEWARE OP IMITATIONS. LOOK FOR THE
LABEL ON EVERY LOAF .s ,
are caught; hy eats or destroy! by
dogs. .. ". ; .v; . v1..,. -v.
X .Aa skaa Hothotue.,
With ths'aid of steam heat and elso-
trie lights vegetable and flowr are
being grown in Fairbanks. 0, M. Thomp
son is making the experiment he has
fitted up a hothouse on 8eoond avenue,
to the rear ot the pioneer hotel and In
stalled steam heat and electria lights
A furnaos has also been put In should
anything happen to th steam pipe. Th
glass roof la of double thickness, .
At the present time lettuca, wet
$1.00
pass, paraley, tomatoes, carnations and
daisies ar growing in fins shape. , Th
lettuce Is In all stages of growth, some
of it ready for, market and some of It
Just sprouting. , , - , ,.,
ill
IMPORTANT
A sale of men's
trousers, many pat-
terns at
two
fine
aay
s
$5.00
al courtesy among swindlers." And he
Ing perpetual franchises, and ha knw walked out Indignantly.
they didn t do it and neknew they were
not going to do It Nobody asked hfm i
to make the declaration: It Is not in
I issue; but- he volunteered that, state
ment to you Intelligent voters of this
city when he knew, and the record was
I fresh befor him, that the '.only time
they had a chance to repeal a perpetus I
I franchise, they positively refused to do
I It because they don't intend to offend
I tbe interests. They don't intend to do I
anything to eut off ths supply on elec
tion day. They don't Intend to do any
thing that will -hinder them from car
rying- on a campaign of special educa-
i tloa here by special 1 interests, snd If I
they do iheyV know they have no fur
ther Interest in the , election at all if I
that supply of money Is let out I
As I nave written, tn letter, now
I ever, I will let It go as It Is. and trust
I you will be perfectly satisfied what I
I did say, if you are not with what II
was reported as saying. X remain, yours
I very sincerely, I . j '
"JOHN M, GEAIN.-:
METHODIST CHURCH TO
ELECT, DELEGATE
Grace Methodist Episcopal church
will elect a lay delegate and an alter
nate, at a meeting tonight, to represent
tne church in t e next stato confer
ence,: held In Portland In September. I
Among tho names prominently mention
ed for tbe place are, M. B. Raukln.
John Corklsh, F. 9.; Akin, Scott Bosarth
and Dr. Osrnan Roj aL The annual con-1
ference,' which meets at Grace church 1
In September, will elect thro delegates I
to represent tris state in the general
conference of the church which meets In
Baltimore hext May, . . f v-
A feature of, tonight's meeting will
be short addresses as follows: . .
Dr, Osman Royal, "Our Advocate"
ecott ; Boxarth, .."Our universlty" Dr.
Richmond Kelly, "Diocesan Episcopacy";
John Corklsh, - "Electiv ; Presiding El
ders": E. T. Johnson, "Pastorlal Tim
Limit , -jm. jo. ttanxin, nor to Mak
Tour Pastor Succeed"; , F. S., J AIkln,
Beginning Friday morning and continuing until
theclose of business Saturday evening at llo'cjock,
we will place on sale several hundred pairs of
men's high grade $5.00 trousers They' were ex-,
cellent . values at $5.00; in Vfapt, the same fabrics;
r 'and .patterns most stores lask $6.00 Lto . $7.00 for'
&fmm
The price at which' we offer yoa these Trousers would not under ordinary
circumstances begin to pay for the raw material and cheapest workman-
Vs ship; to say nothing of our profit. ' Included are many patterns, pin checks
b.and neat stripes iir light and dark, worsteds; suitable -
-' for dress or business wear. It's the greatest value y
of the season. Your choice .
-4"
a a a
Mill
The Best Scwrtag Soap i Rlaie
Klamath ounty produced enough hay
last year to supply every demand and
there is yet a considerable amount leitl
A Scouring Soap
A Mctaf Polish
A Glass Cleaner
Friday and Saturday
H GO.
Horseshoes Over
the Doors "
- 59-71 THIRD STREET . ;
BETWEEN OAK AND PINE
Satisfaction or
pTour Money Back
la the stack. '