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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1W. 1908.
FULTON MAKES REPLY
Answers in Detail Charges Made
By Francis J. Heney
SMITH IS TOOL oFcHAMBERLAIN
Says that Hitchcock and Hettey, after Using Force of Gov
ernment Secret Service Men to Examine His Past,
Had to Resort to Personal Abuse.
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In an WOO mini UlUr, which ha
bevn ilrrn l pi, Henalor Fulton
niters In detail Ilia charge tned
utltiil Mm by Francis J, lleny.
The meilnc charge rued In lb
Heney iwh t tkn "Up on by one
In J-eiialor FnllmV ansatrlng stale
wtut ml denied comprehensively anil
Id iltitll to every malarial (act.
Heoal'ir Ji'ullon Impugn th honeety
c(Mr llrnry's motive. Haveng arnl
.artisan pMlllce, tie aajrt, are Ilia basis
of tli trail prosecutor enmity toward
Mm, and Mr. Ilnjr' oUlon by an
ItrtprntlMe ambition to Unl In Ilia
llmrllitit l glren a an added Incentive
for hat renalor Fulton relit th law
jtt'i utter disregard lor th truth.
Mr. Heney's enmity, Henalor Kullon
sais.datr lrk to ilia time alien Mr.
lUney was a randldita lor ppolnlmnt
special prvsctutorol lli Oregon land
Iraml nm, A I lliat time Xenator Ful
too urged the selection ( an Oregon
man ami advocated tbe appointment ol
Ota J. Melarkey, ol Portland. Attar
Mr. Ilsiwy't appointment, Senator Ful
ton rot and published a letter severe
ly censuring Ilia responsible forth
tpeolntment. Tbl opposition, ti ny.
Mr. Heney did not loglv.
Latar Senator Fulton aeya h bad or
ration to criticise K. A. Hitchcock, then
Herniary (J tin Interior, lor Ida manner
ol handling the national Irrigative) fund,
"Ttitrumn," aaye Venator Fulton In
til statement, "Mr. Heney and Mr.
Illtchcoek decreed that I a to be des
troyed, md lb whole power ol the (lor.
tromtnt at enlisted to that end."
Hpecial agente and Government de
Itctlres arm Immediately aenr out,
Senator rulton saya, and every lew
Months torn vile slandar was published.
Ertry thargo Senator Fulton aaye ha
promptly met and reluted aa mad,
hrtupiri lna eneml, real'tlng that
tcrosrnpli! scrutiny ol hi carr re
vealed nothing on which lo b a rrlm
leal charge, deliberately Ml to work lo
dlgnpaoni scandal with which lob.
mlrch hla reputation and Injur him
before lb people of Oregon,
Willi three preliminary remarks Hon
ator Fultoo.takv up the charge made
In Ihe Congregational church tperrh.
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Thai he was nut earkbohlcr fur John
II. HlUhell In the Kciiatorlal camlgn
ol 1 17, or at any other time, and that
Ihe artldalt of I. H. Hmlth making that
charge, read by Mr. Henry In hit Con
(legation! rburcli aceb la lalie in
every rtiriilr.
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SENATOR FIJITON, OF OIIEO'IN
.. H .i ,.. .1 in ,
K) fur from being Mitchell'
hoMor I neter knew h had one,
I never wa the legal advlaor ol MM
"f th Hammond Lumber company, l(
never at any time paid inn a dollar.
I have never been attorney lor any
lron, company, firm or corporation
engaged In acquiring Umber land, or
other public land.
For two year before Ihe rule law was
enutcd I declined to ride to and from
Washington on a pa,
Men under Indictment, ye imdr con
vlctlon, have been aaaured of IronaDlty
and pardon would (hey bat tettify la
ointthlng that would criaaiaally involra
me,
The aatertlon (hat t wu prant when
any uch (bribery) proportion wa
nia-le to Smith I abeoluUly fait.
I am proud ol Ilia fact that th MaV
palgu lor my own election I knows ei
one ol lb cleaned er mad In Oreajae).
Ilrowiitll tcatlflea for laanuaily, and
I pity him. ft H a alrang nature that
in ordr to atff bjtaetll b it willing to
bear lata wltna aglnt aaothtr.
ing aa noon a weather condition will
permit.
Very Little New Evidence
That J. If. Smith I Ilia political tool
ol floternor Chamberlain, Democratic
Oovernor ol Oregon and candidate lor
th United Ktatr Helialf, and thai the
aiOdavIt ol Hmlth waa procured by
Hnry and CltaniUrlaln in purtuit of a
contplracy tu ruin hi (Fulton') pollt
leal career.
Ilrney It a man ol nioet acrommodat.
Ing and adjuatabl prlnrlple, obpwed
by an irrepreulble ambition to aland In
th limelight.
Heney' motive ii twofold; rewng
and politic.
Governor Cb mbetUin approved and
honored him (J. H. Hmlth) lor hi ad.
milted, delllwrate filching ol Mikhail'
loney.
The (Hmlth) alory I a deliberate and
mallclou laltehood, o lar a my parti
cipation in that transaction I concerned.
The enllra forenoon wa comunae) in
the eiamlmtlon ol th ttt' witMMag,
Kmeren and llarf. Th forattr' at;
tlmony aa prallcallythe tame at that
given In th Corpron trial. In th an
amination of I'ollccBian Ja Hart, Um
Mate brought nut more forcibly lb ti
tlmony in regard lo th hottillty W
IVteratclnrr to Johneon, altar ha waa
carried Into the aaloon and laid on Ik
floor, apparently dead. Hart lo addaJ
to hi leatlinony, the fact that Lodwlg
llle'hn bowrd adltpnaltlon to attaak
Jolnftoii after hl tnury, and h& to to
realralnrd from doing .
Th allarnonn waa taken up with tk
iMlimony ol Mimrnl Ihe ain wilnea
m In Ihe Corpron cate.and Uvaavidesca
dlfferwl in no materUI ten. The de
frnae will piobably prlng ome new
wilneaer, bi.t the prcMculion undoubt
edly bellevea the trttimony given In Ihe
former trial la tufflclently itrong to con
vict reteratelner.
Tennis Club Qets Busy
The firm meeting ol th Lawn Tenni
Club wa held lat evening at th home
of.Mr.CC. Ilogue, at which a great
many lennla enthualata were preaent.
Officer for th eniuing year were elect
ed aa follow: rreaidentO.F.. Wld
doe, Vice Pre. Lyl Wataon, B'y
Treat. Georgia While.
A great deal ol ntbutUa a waa tnani
(eateil, and a committee ol tbrea wa
appointed to teen re a location and deve
lop two court aa oon aa poeeible in
order that they may be ready for play-
New Notes Prom Dairy
Mia Win. Wright, Mr. and Mr. Han
Htoahii am vltlting In Klamath Fall
tin week.
Our Khool need a well; the Indica
tion aro that one will ho bored within a
lew neek.
(Tburaday) Ml May v lioblnton,
teacher ol Hltderbrande achool waa call
ad to Portland by the terlout lllneti of
ber mother.
Mr. and Mr. D. Y. Gray war rbop
plog In Dairy Friday .they contemplate a
vlait to thalr ton at the Fort In a lew
day,
C. C. Pearaon and J. It. Weltb war
trading and transacting other butln
In Dairy Friday.
Bey Pool and John Llnd Irom Hllder
brande war In Dairy Frblay, Mr. Llnd
I way bring a good aiaod bucket of
f g. and Scoy bring n warm mil that
prova hi good nature.
Perhapa Mr. Jone I th flrat to
plant garden In thl ectlon, but th!"
fin weather la enough to get moat any
body Id that notion.
Mr. Ilenery Mrlr ol Pine flat wa
taken aarioudy ill Wednesday and baa
been taken to hla ton in riwan Uke.
U. 8. Grigtby waa In Dairy todly giv
ing lb glul band to hla old Irlenda,
and looking out for hi political fence,
II' alright,
Jaa. Logue paatad through Dairy Sat
urday going home Irom Jury duty.
Mr. and Mr. Ward Irom Hwan Lake
war (bopping In Dairy Saturday.
Gilbert Andervon cam horn Irom
Jurydntata and u now buy wit hi
chore boy dull aa ol old.
Grandpa Schmor pmd through
Dairy Saturday with aoma cattle.
W. P. Fedg and wife are buty Uking
Invoice In thnlr atorw thia wak.
Wm. il.BII ha bought M" pound
onion eet and it going to aupply a with
onion aat tall. He U prepared lolrrl
gal and t aur to get n crop.
uauy uangood acbool but naad a
blacktmllh.
READY FOR FOURTH
Work is Progressing on the New
Fairgrounds and Track
HAVE FAST HALF MILE TRACK
Court and Politics Do Not Interfere With the Work
Done by the Agricultural Association Toward Get
ting the New Fair Grounds in ReJKfrtieea
The form ol primary ballot muat be
certified to by the lecretary of itate by
aarcn m.
Canva of role for nomlnationa for
rut ami dittrlct office mutt be mad
by May Z.
Club Elects Officers
At the regular butlnee meeting of
the Twenty One Club last evening, the
following officer were elected; Allen
Hloan, prealdentj'W. O. Smith, Vice.
Pr. ; Cha. R. Baldwin, rlecty-Trea ;
C. H. Underwood, Oscar Hhlve and R.
D. Hubbard, Invitation Committee.
The neit dance will be given Friday
evening, March , aad will be under
the direction of the following committee;
Uurg Mason, chairman, Roy Walker,
Dr. C. P. Mason, F. J. Bowne and C. H.
Underwood.
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WHY BOTHER WITH HI FITTING "Ready HadeV when we
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GIT THE TAILORING HABIT
KKK ST0R1
KLAMATH f ALU
FA1RIOM fOP
Election of 1908
KtttratioB open, Jan. 0.
' CIom lor prlmari, April 7.
- Primary Election, April 17.
Ragittration ropn. April 21.
Cloaa lor election, May IS.
General Election, June 1.
Rgitratlon raonana Sept. SO.
Cloaa lor alactloa, Oct. 20.
Prwsldentlal Election, Nov. S.
Information compiUd for th Instruc
tion ol th public la aa follow : '
ProcMdlng Under Initiative.-Initiate
petition matt bare 7,468 lgna
taree; Initiative petition muat be filed
by January 31; argument advocating
meaeurc mutt be filed by February 3;
iaillatire meaanree mutt be printed by
the eecretaryo! atate by March 2; copiee
ol meatur mutt be mailed to rotere by
April 7 ; eretaiy ol elate mutt make
up the lorm ol ballot by May A.
Primary Election Candidate lor
late and dittrlct ofitce, to be voted lor
In more than on county, aad lor cir
cuit Judge and dittrlct attorney, mutt
file with the aecretary of (tale, at the
time ol beginning to circulate petition,
a copy of the petition (or nomination,
signed by htmtell, aa evidence that laid
elector i a candidate lor nomination by
bit party. Tb vote catt by a political
party In each voting precinct lor repre-
tentative la coagre that but preceding
general election ittbe batit on which
the percentage) for' petition thall be
counted, and need not exceed 1000 tig
nature. ,
Petition lor Domlaationi to be voted
lor U dittrlct comprising mure than
oa county mutt be aigned by at leatt
two per cent ol the elector redding In
each ol at leatt oae-elgbth ol tb pre
cinct! la each or at lean two count!
la theUatut and need not exceed 600
elgnere.
Petition lor nomination lor ofloee to
be voted for in only one county, or die
tricl, thall be filed with the county
clerk not teat thai 15 day before the
dstoaat lor the primary, election, Wh
To the Ladles
of Klamath Palls
All Intoreetad in fine. China, I wonld
cordially invite to call at my atodlo,
Tuesday and Saturday afternoon, to tee
my qew Una ol white China and atudie.
Order lor wedding and birthday pree
nU solicited. Instruction given In
China painting. Flrelng very reasona
ble. Ma. A. 8. Wamox,
With Mr. Ida. Hubbard on Pin
street. Phone 724.
Amid all the excitement of Court aad
political matter, the Klamath Cowaty
Agricultural Association it doing bad
ness, and making arrangemeaia for the
coming turnmer. Prwidcnt
latee that I hey hare men and te
working on the new (air ground and
racetrack! The track will be the reg
ulation half-mile track, and It it planned
to make it one ol the faateet la the
state.
Men ar alto finishing the work of
tearing down tb grand atand aad neiUd
Ing on the old gronnd. Tbalember
will be hauled to tbe railroad ditch aad
taken to the new fair ground by barge.
Tbe track It now more tbaa hail fin
ished, and will be ready for a celebra
tion tbe Fourth ol July. It la proposed
to bar everything free, aa tar aa tbe
fair gronnd nttractlone are concerned,
on the Fourth. Tbe new grandetond
will accomodate 3000 people, aad Urn
dancing pavilion and exhibition wadd
ing are to be eonetracted. The eay
acme by boat will make theee new
ground n mod popular retort.
Tbe eacond ol tb eeriee el toaket
Th
Klamath teht Patfic Uhrary
Tbe Klamath Fall Public Library It
open every afternoon from 2 to 6:30
o'clock and each evening from 6:30 to
10 o'clock. A cordial invitation ia en
tended to nlL
For aale One Gasolene Lamp, one 12
gauge Shot Gnn, woven wire cot and
bedding, 4 Coal Oil Lamp. All nearly
new. Inquire at tbi office.
Tbe baby ol Mr. and Mr. L. O. Mills,
at tbe Doak Ranch, It reported tick. A
physician wa called today.
Tb tale fire hare been raging the
past lew day, on tbe shore ol the lak
below town.
Beren nw number were iultiated by
the Eastern Star last evening after which
an elaborat supper wa terved.
ball aamea will be played
night at Houston' open
game'wlll be between the High
and the White Star team, whieh played'
such a close gam laet week.
Tbe Woodmen-ol the World will give
n dance In Sanderaon'a hall Friday even
New Political Party
Step lor th formation ol a new na
tional political party were taken) at a
conference of tbe Independence Leagae
in Chkago. Tbe action followed a abort
speech by William Randolph Bear, in
which be announced the prindpleeot
tbe leaf u and tb adoption of n deeler
ation ol principle," totting forth the no
Jecte of the organlaation aad thaxMaaa
by which It hope to attain them.
The provisional National committee.
ol which Mr, Haaret ia chairman, waa
authorised by resolution to call a nation
al convention to nominate candid tee tor
th Presidency and Vioc-Prcddcacy at
ter the Republican and Pomccrattc
partlee have held their Mtberiage at
Chicago ana Denver, respectively,
GOOD LUCK
Attends the Flaherssu that
OUR FISHING TACKLE
Fly Hooka, Ipooa Baita, Kaela.
Lines, Meal and Saaboo Rode.
They are coaatracted foradea
tlfic flahini and no Matter how
anakllledtflaaeiraaanawxMa
will attend Ua'etfoitstf heueee
oar tackle. . . .. , .
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