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-X 8 .acres la apples and pears, 2 years
eM; balance good alfalfa and gar
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3Wa. ' 315
BOTH FIGHTERS
ARE CONFIDFNT
TO WAGE WAR
ON HOUSE FLY
Department of Agriculture Is Plan
ning to Inaugurate a Crusade
Against the Fly-With-Death-on-HIs-Feet.
WASHINGTON, Mar., 17. -This
promises to be a sad year for the
housefly. The Department of Agri
culture Is planning to inaugurate a
crusado against him as soon as spring
comes. Hundreds of scientists,' aid
ed by all tho laborers, all the HI-
ANIENT CASE IS
G N
COR
T
Judge Calkins Holds Court In Grants
Pass and ts Considering Receiver
ship Squabble Over the Ament
Property.
SELFISHNESS IN
IARIFMWAKING
Representative Boutell of Chicago
Tells of Experience the Congres
sional Committees Had With "Dis
interested" People In Forming the
Bill.
nttontlon to those arguments, nml
men, in n nine wi.no wo would re
celvo a visit from tho man of mon
who hnd financial Interests In thu
gamo. Thotto who preached loudest
.'about tho needs of Undo Sam's treas
ury would, as a rule, be found to bo
most heavly Interested In sotso hldon
feature connected with tho tariff that
was to bring tho treasury out of Its
doflclt." .
WASHINGTON.Mar., 17. "Evory
time I get'a' lettor now days from a
professed patriot or a philanthropist,
I Immediately want to dig beneath
smelling drugs and chemicals and all
the cruel screens and mechanical klll-i applied to the court to recover some
. or. li n f r li n n.a,0Aj1 Inln n 1 a ' . 1 i i i . ,
-"- " t" " n i jcrauuiu property inai nna oeen init-
w,n mal" a conserated attack upon; en by the receiver and at this term
SHym ami LanIW d Ready tor This the familiar pest for the purpose of of court tho receiver was ordered to
AfttnWM'S BMt In Les Angeles living him out of iatanee. j deliver to M. C. Ament the property
Dr. L. O. Howard, head of the under discussion, which included a
LMftWTi Says He IS doing Bureau of Entomology, who Is to be sawmill outfit, etc.
MaM Aftar tha Irish commander-in-chief of tho Fly An- It is quite evident that something
- mnnauon Army, ioia some or nis delinite will bo done in this case in
i Plans to tho House Commjttee on Ex- the very near future, and within a
pendltures In the department of aerl- wenfe it ? nmnntaA i.n ,
IDS ANGELES, Cal., March 17. culture. The first big gun will be fired . will give its decision upon whether
nf T Tii-l a'd twiln. wliaro trin 1 loa rtiat a trnna Kaam it.. i At
vaua, iujm a vtuvu www v uuu j.ow uuwe uvvu I lilt? JJiUoUXJ t i CCC1V CTj UCOrjfC ofMuCCSj
quarters, Jim Flynn, the fighting aiiowea to muiupiy wunoui moiesta- will bo removed or not. It is inti-
stretched com- uon Dy ino rarmer8, A sPeclal farm- mated that the court will remove
for different reasons, one
crs' bulletin is now being; prepared
by the breau which will not only
give valuable fly-killing receipts,
but will also display In their horrid
colors tho various diseases that are
spread by tho fly.
During his testimony before the
from Paeblo,
SriMy on a pine table and told ex--teUy
-why he expected to vanquish
m Langford this afternoon, while
-fare Tabbers kneaded his great
afcorfgere and worked with practiced
Duut&i up and down his spine.
T mm a httrmkf ond efrnncroi. mnn
Ana XaHgford " he said, "and I like ,comm,"e. Dr. Howard urucd the con
eit. I have a punch, and I will Gasmen to consider the Importance
-gala all Sam has, for one opportun-if a a7 PteeUng the country from
3yielaa4it. I have beaten him the ,ntro'lu:t'o ot foreign insects
km amd I am assured of repeating I and pcst8 tha,1 reacb ns on p,ant and
it aa I am of going to the ring to. I ory stock. Of the ooventeen
aym I serious tree and vegetable parasites
2ntfQrd can't hurt me, and Ij!" a a c8"ne T ia5.mor" 01
"kwm can hurt htm, I am in the
couilStion of my career. My
srieUtry over him gave mo confidence
2tr ikts fight. Langford hasn't the
nuauB eenfidence because he . was
Iwataa. Why shouldn't I win?
Haven't I got tho 'dope' on my side f
Tint's just how I feel, and this at't--enwea
.you'll see I was right."
'Job Woodman's "tar baby" was no
v wteii less sanguine of the result of
Ae lwttle. At the Arcadia camp,
Vial ae rested after a short stroll
lefere lunch, ho showed Jiis teeth in
m mie Langford grin and remarked :
Tm going into this fight to win
Jnet as quickly as possible. That
-Hum is a possibility of loning, 1
cHt admit. My record in the lit--Ate
heok after today will show Jim
Fiymt'& name after mine in the par
allel columns with a (K' in brackets
lkeU it. Then for Johnson if he
w8I snetit mo. Tho fight public knowh
Tlwt I can do, and I am not going
J tteatpoint them today."
Neilfaer fighter did a lick of work
Mvbb, after a session with his
"Tvbfcero, lolled around his camp, and
Xawgferd spent the greator part of
Att meramg in the open air,
Ike letting was unchanged today,
Ximgfertl ruling a strong favorite,
ymkh steney being wagered at 2 to 1
ztmd M ie 0. Pew bets wore regin-
Ihls country1 millions of dollars an
nually, he said, moro than half have
been. Imported. Dr. Howard said
that the United States was the only
country in the world of any Import
ance, tbat-maJe no effort to protect
Its orchards and crops by a rigid
quarantine of its ports
Hotel Arrivals.
At the Moore Will Woodward, G.
B. lilllnghast, Thomas Irvlno, W. G.
Grosse, Portland; R. W. McLeod, San
Francisco; A. H. Fletcher, E. E. Mc
Ardle, Portland; D. It. Potts, Myrtle
Creok; D, C. Evorson, Chicago; Thorn
as Herrlott, J. C. Grubb, Applegate;
T. J, Wlnte., San Francisco; James
Bucklin, Crescent City; A. S. Lanff,
Crescent City; L. S. Penfleld, Port
land; D, A. Johnson, Coram; W. P.
Johnson, Ashland.
At the Nash George E. HIggins,
Portland; F. F, Sanderson, A. L.
Leavltt, Klamath Falls; W. N. Don
nelly, New York; W. W. Hall, Hdrn-
brook; Godfrey Turner, Maud Pow
ell, New York; E. J. Chamberlln,
Devils Lako; Honry G. Mlddaugh.
Devils Lake; F. B. Walte, 8utherlln;
Sam Frlendllck, San Francisco. .
tcred upon the number of rounds
the mill would go,
Raskins for Health. 6
GRANTS PASS, Or., March 17.-
Judge F. M. Calkins has convened
court here again and the most im
portant case that came np at this
term to the people of this community
was the Golden Drift comnanv's ino aunace io ,icover jusi now many
case, borne tune ntro M. C. Ament i-"""- -."0
if nis scheme goes througn. I am not
nearly as trusting as I used to bo,
Representative Harry 8. Boutell,
of Chicago, made this confession
while dlccusslng tho tariff with a
friend.. "Tho tariff," ho contlnuod,
"was tho means of opening my eyes
to a good bit ot human nature that
I had not met before. I am now con
vlnced that there Is moro pure, un
adulterated selfishness represented
In the tariff than In any othor branch
or feature of our government.
"As a member ot tho Ways and
Means committee, I attended tho long
series of hearings, proceeding tho
framing of tho tariff bill, and it
would bavo dono your hearts good
to listen to tho long sermons on vlr
tuo.fair play and the Goldon Rulo
that was read to us by gentelmen
who camo to lower this schedulo,
the raising of that, or abolition of an
other. Tako the subject ot donaturcd
alcohol, for Instanco. As soon as
It was brourl-t to the floor we began
to get a perfect avalanche of pro
tests from tho temperanco societies,
anti-saloon leagues and white ribbon
era against tho Idea of allowing this
product to be manufactured at all.
The temperance people wrote, sent
resolutions 1 y the peck, and came to
Washington In person to express
their objections against this terrlblo
denatured alcohol. Wo wore as
surod that it we allowed It to bo
mado without tho tax wo would cro
ato whole armies qf wretched drunk
ards and would have upon our con
sciences tho tears and broken hearts
ot cities full ot widows and orphans.
Tho assurances of sclontlsts and ex
ports that denatured alcohol could
not be used as a beverage, and there
'foro could not mako any drunkards
seemed to bavo no effect upon tho
crusado, They know better.
"At last tho secret camo out. Whon
'wo 'turned down' tho tbmperanco
argument as being groundless a now
crowd of anti-denatured alcohol peo
ple appoared upon tho scene. Tho
wood alcohol makers swooped down
upon us and domandod that wo pro
tect their monopoly by refraining
from putting denatured alcohol upon
the free list. Thoy had boon push
ing tho tempekaDce peoplo forward
to fight their bnttlo for thorn.
More careful buying is an enforced "U- wna m"c" tho .Bamo .".tory. ,n
penalty of the Increasing "cost of Hv- ranny 0 " W , . BV
ing." Ad-watchfulness is greatly .Btorm of ?ro.te8ta of ttPPoa,.B fr0.m the
helpful. I Deai P00P'0 ,n a section ot a city, a-
. Eftinet or in idvor of some particular
Of a lot of your valuable business
acquaintances you can probably say
"got acquainted with thorn first
through answering a want ad."
Lots are bought and sold in thin
oity by people who want-advertlso,
and who answer want advertising
chiefly, and principally.
KLAMATH FALLS CITY
OFFICIALS TAKE NOTES';
Mayor and Recorder Here Looking
at Paving and Septic Tanks-
Want to Have the Best.
"We an horo to got pointer,"
said Mayor Sanderson of Klniunth
Falls," in the way of municipal im
provements, and I do not know of
any placo in tho west whoro moro in
formation could bo scoured than in
Modford.
"It is true that Modford has made
error, but Klamath Falls wit-him i"
profit by your oxporionco. We mu
i In tho funiiimvo Mugo nt Klamath
now, just uh Medford w a
i'enrH ago, and wish to take ml-
'viinfni.n nf tint -titi-lini'n nt ili1nr
cities which have made good. Tho
activity iu all lilies, thu 8ji!rit of
progress and tho confidence of your
peoplo in tho future of Medford is
remarkable, but from tho surround
IngM you seem to bo amply justified.1
"ThiH is tho first time that I have
visited tho Roguo River valley tor
over ton yearn," said Hocordcr
Leavitt. "Tho Inst tlmo I saw Med
ford it was n village with apparently
a smnll future. Now, well you know
better than I what it is. If I didn't
lovo my Klamath Falls, it would be
'Oh, you Modford'."
Sanders
of them being thnt ho is biased in
regard to tho interests of some of
the stockholders. Another nomplica-
: - . .
won nas arisen in. regard to issuing
receivers certificates. Certificates
cannot bo issued without tho written
consent of tho bondholders that is,
tho certificates cannot take prece
dence of the bonds. Another thing,
there has "been no showing by the
present receiver thnt he can dispose
of tho certificates, and the court
must be assured of this fact before
he will order them issued, and it is
understood that Receiver Sanders
will have until next Wednesday to
make such showing as to whether ho
can dispose of the certificates. Thore
has now been expended by tho re
ceiver between $3000 nnd .H4000. and
i the court will order cortlficntcs In.
sued for Jheso amounts. Tho court
hnd tho books of tho company the
most of Inst week, nnd is'prctfy well
informed in regard to all phases of
the case, and will give nn. opinion nnd
decision next Wednesday, nnd it is
the rumor among some of tho attor
neys that are familiar with tho case '
that Mr. Sanders will bo removed
nnd another receiver appointed,
probably a man located in either this
or Jackson county. This is a case
that tho people of this vicinity are
vitally interested in and ore anxious
thnt some definite decision will soon
bo arrived nt so that the work at the
dnm can proceed.
Learning to spend money with as
much wisdom as is required in earn
ing it Ib "good bouRe-wifery." Rend
the ads.
Ilnskins for Health.
i
'tariff schedule, We would not pay
Bel Buy
Yet
LAND I
60 ACRES FINE FRUIT
We have just listed this piece of land, the finest in
the valley for fruit raising. You should
see this bargain. It will not
last very long.
Close to Medford
Soil 30 Feet Deep
Above the Frost Belt
Quarter of Mile from R. R. Station
Cheapest Land Adjoining, $350 Acre
This Section Never Known to Fail
All Fenced, House and Barn
Price $200 per acre-Terms
Torrey & Murphy
Corner Main and Central Avenue
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