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KLAMATH KALLS, OREGON. FIUDAY, JUNE 19. 1908.
PmcE, 5 Cents.
CONVENTION COMPLETES ITS WORK
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Mostly ICenil 1'npur in
Klanmtli l''ll
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REPUBLICAN
N0MINATElDSS1SiRANArant case Postponed .BREAK SOLID SOUTH
Until Monday Morning I
Second Mace on isallot Goes lo
New York Congressman
CONVENTION ADJOURNS SINE DIE
Woodruff Mndis Nomimitioii, Which Vis Suuiiidi-d liy
I'tinnim, ami Nomination Wus M.ulir on I irst
Hullo!--Wits lhcn M(i(l(! Ifmniinmis
CtJrsio, Julie-1" riingic.iiiiati ln-r
Mt.ollllilra, No itt, received the
limlmll'Mi fur vim pit-nldi'tit mi tin
(nlbjllol Tln name of ('mii,n-.iiiiii'
fbsifrun pie.i'iitul t the ciiiiVtii
lion tirTlrw thy I Wnodnilf, nf New
York ant n-cmnled by Joeph .
finnon, (it Ii.hiuk. Vcimlur ri-
oil. tin tioiiiiiulloti H-i'rli lur Hover
erf(lolM,oI l..rliu.i'tt..
Ttit Tvlrufi llii riiiilliUlrf (or vice
imUfr.lMi Ilia l)il ImII.iI wa. in fid-
fhstnun.Slii, Mutphy, 77; (lull I,
;i FsIiUtiks, I and Micld in, I. Hhi't
Mt't muiiliall'lll WlKIIIS'lullllltlllllMIIK.
Ttttconrrnlinft tlieii a ljnrne.i Inn die.
Iinonilntlliiicl utigtt-..uian Micnnnii
Tinulhr I W lulrulf d-rUted that Ihe
HrpuMlCStl llctrl Wullld llr lt-ft-H tl-.l ll.
I'M I N uik man Hat srltrled lor
ccn I pUrr, Ii m (or (liu miihim
J txurini; Iho inp-tirl nl lli state nf
Xt Vol I lur the lirjiiiMlc.ui I Mil
lilt M tin' ili l.-f ill In alino.l tinitil-
(ouitjrilircliliMiti i-tii-linaii. Mr.Mtfliiuii
M W'ted mill Ii..- New Ymk del-
ustlon in I'ii' riiiiti-fiilnii when In
nttltel Ihe ti iiiiimtinii. T. A. Demit
!, nrxi I tclfi;itc f tout Illlliitls, it
iilinjotrr Ilia ciiiu'iilluii tvlillit Chmr
lflg ilfliveiol Mi iii-tIi
iminimtliiif i.'iirni'ir 'mill
I '(mil liijnui! Ilii. ir.nlt nf , llm run
vclillmi, l'iriil nt Il'rill hound
laltly ttllnl l,i mn-iatulaliiu In
Ktiertnant
Directors flcutiiiK
At tho tcjrul.tr mc-llnx of the liicct
UK nl ll-o Chamber ol Cnminrtre lii'lil
tail night III tegular mtttine liinlnem
nil Irttiiaartrd. Nona) n inHiiUr.
fO I'liTtril, ainl llirn follum-d an In
formal dl-ruwinn on nullum Mitaitiitiif
lo llm advertising ami up building nl
tlir ICIjuiaUi country. Tliu ptni.iiiuii
In ricrt n building atnl maintain n tier-
J iiunrut eihtblt m Weed was fully ilii-
liiiiiii-illiilt-l) ujxiri tin- tonvcnliig "'
cniiit llili inniiiliii; tliu graml jury re
"nldl lno Imllctinvnti. Tlie artli
imllrlril not Ih-Ipi; umiir arrmt bench
nnrunti wnu lnue.l mul arc now in tlie
linii.l.ul liu. flirild. It l)cr)'irolialt
llint tln imtlltn will not I nrri-itut In
1 linn-In li.iti-llm cnM-n come up at thl
li-rui ill court an Idcy air iall to l out
I nl I lie loimtf).
( Ju lit- lli-ntun tlioiiitlit tin allilavll
imLliiK fur n cuilltiiiaiicc In Ilia Aran!
I rati' tiilliciriil ami cave tint ilcffnio two
wnLn In whlrli In tirrtre fur trial.
Tli Ktaml Jury liai practically con
rlmli'il liu wntk ami liat U-cli .'idlnn
tin-nfli-mnnii Itivollillng tlie county
Secretary of War
liOfiinrrnf W2II Qirrnal Ta-ft ao
buor farm, the court linu. tlm (ill ami ViliVrVi fJ . TT III ulllivCVU I Cllt U3
other county property. It If likely Dial
the final report will he made in the1
morning. i
Judge Kenton thit afternoon granlcil
tr,::;: zz rr. president appoints wrigiit
l-i'tia A.Co,aml Mn. Ka llryant n
cutlntt a dhorce from Thcoihirn llryant.
The detente aiked an hour to contult In
regard to the natter, and the Judge
granted a half hour, at the end of thin
time at the requeat of the defeme tin
cam at let for W o'clock Monday morn
ing. The jurymen were exciiHil until
I that llliif, and many of them returnvd
home today.
Fulton to Preside Over
Oregon's Political Pie
Resignation of Mr. Taft Goes Into Effect June 30-Appointment
of Tennessee Man May Break the
Solid Vote of the South
ciixi.1 end Iron tlie liifuiinnll-ui on
hunt! il teamed that It would out
aituxllUAlpl) HOOl'icalahlltli Iho
lilli.t. A Ciininiiiirv i imw at wmL am)
'I I In' tieceuar) fundu can If Mciircd
' Uni bin M it g wi.l Im . rr.liil. The iilt'
f ir the Imillimj U an advanlagoiu nni-
1 at It li ne.tr the depot wlioio nil luiii
in I lu main llin- nf llm SnulhiTfi I'.u illr
iiiimt flni. t In' ilirrclmaaii' pirtii'iil.tf
' ly mitli'iii In in i Una rxlnliit lo n in
ri(ill -in nti'l it h in lik, I) llmt
lln' nniMiij in nii'i l'ir tin1 pf "ili'Hi
i Mill lx) rtiuiitl.
I'orll.-iii'l, June 1U "You cannot keep
n Knwl man down." Chan. W. Fulton
na Irli'nli-'l fnr Senator, hut with Talt
I'licled pti'iiiilcnl, It it not hard to gci
who will le the illapeuaer of (mlitlcal
ie mi Orrgoit'a federal lunch-counter.
With Tuft a I'toident and Itournu
ami Chaiiihetlaiu in the Senate,
iiillliirnf llm rrnatora would ttand
ncn hlnh with llig lllll, mi Kulton would
Ih in a inui'li U'llcr polllon to dictate
white the (t Jhi go than any other
I ntit.ii in the xtnle. llourne hat bitterly
'fiiiililit the in. mill lion of Taft br cling-
1 In.- in liif f-O'Mi'l election term idva,
I mi J h.ii attcinpled todlpcredlt the Talt
Ikhjiii whenever ami wherever poatlhle.
Ilhi III the icnt of Taftt tucceu,
would nut iiiuke llourne a faorile ut
the While llntme, and lilt rrcommen-
ilationt oiild carry little weight.
In ihociimxit Chanjltcrlaln, being n
I Democrat, he could not eipect a great
I deal of patronage in the olllre giving
I line. Chamberlain, however, hat re
peatedly announced that he will devote
hit time to attending to the necdt of
Oregon and ittpportinK the Preil lent on
mattera of moment to the people, and
will leave the dlitributlon of pie to tho
other mcnibere of the Oregon dele
gation. IVatlng In mind where the two icna
tort will ttand, il it eaty to tee that
Fulton may bo Ihe hand from whom nil
hleulngt will Mow In Oregon. Hit rec
ommendation will outweiitlt any opjiosi
lion. Fulton it an admirer of Ttilt, and
Fullott'a friendt were instrumental In
ttacklng the Republican ttatc conven
tion with delrgatct for Talt, and pick
ing and Inttructlng a Talt delegation (or
Chicago. Theio are matter which, Taft
being human, it not likely to forget.
Excursion on the Fourth
team will tcielvu the neceary finan
cial ashtntire to cnaliln it to talro part
in the I.tke Cutnty toiiriiAinent. Jtllit
Italdwin uiul xime of the other timincti
men of the city arc m-ii'tln,- in gDttlng
the team organized and ihvtc It every
aituranre that it will bo .1 tucccii and
ihftt an army of lx-oater will accom-ran-
the playtrt to I.ikuvlotv.
Building Stone Jetty
Alex. Notlcr rejmrti considerable ric
thily on the Upper lke water front.
Extensive ImpMVemvntt ate toliemado
at the lluena Yietu binding and work
ha already lieirttn on a tnastlve atone
jetty on either ittd of the boat hoiitc.
l-r .. "
It will require many tonn of rocs to
build it and to transport the rock from
the ipurry to the water front a tempor
ary atcvl track will be put in. Mr Nos
ier has this work in charge.
Will Visit Oregon
WE ARE
SLAUGHTERING
SHOE PRICES FOR
FRIDAY and
...SATURDAY
Take advantage of these SPECIALS
50 ra Ladies Kid Oxfords, pal. tip Cuban heel, reff. $1 T0 Fri. andSat.? .90
25" u . i.. Kmi,..l " 225 " " " 145
'2 " ' Novelty Patent Sandals
2'1 " " Fine Pat. Kid Tie plain toe, inott
top, Cuban heel
24 " Boys' Satin Calf Shoes, box toes.
n 2 50 ' " " 165
i no " " " 175
oqo " " " 150
K. K. K. STORE-
KLAMATH FALLS BEST VALUE GIVERS
Instead of the picnic herttoforo an
nounced by the Klamath Falls Military
Hand on July 4th, tho organization has
decided to give an excursion to Odessa.
The band found It Impossible to secure
suitable grouudt for tho picnic and con
sequently the change In the plant wits
made. The eteamer Winema hat al
ready been secured for the occasion, and
it It very probable that theMazama and
perhaps tome of the mailer boats will
also make the trip. The band will fur
nish music for tho occasion and tlie
beautiful grounds at Odessa will be
open to Ihe excursionists.
At there will bo no celebration in IliU
city it It very probable that tho ex
cursion will be largely patronized and
that two boats will bo necessary to carry
the crowd.
I P. C. llcnny, -ntpcrvislnj engineer
I for this district of the Iteclamatlon Ser-
I vice is authority for Iho statement that
Fecrctary (iarfleld will visit tfie
Umutlllii project about the middle of
July. It is also stated on very good
authority that he will visit thu Kbtnalh
project while ho is In tho West and will
make a thorough inv estimation of the
existing conditions. The Umatilla
project is practically completed
The large dam Is finished and the dis
tribution (jut cm will bo finished short
ly, and tho sjAK't" will irrigate about
20,000 acres of fertile lands. Tho visit'
of Secretary Oarllcld U for the purpose
of making an Investigation of the proj
ect. J.T. Whistler, chief engineer of
the project, has rctlgned Irom the ser
vice and lias located in Portland.
Fan Are Fnthusiastic
Klamath Falls fans nro becoming very
enthusiastic over the matter of sending
a baseball team to Lakovievv for the
tournamtut. The boys nro receiving a
great deal of encouragement from tomo
of the business men and If the financial
Id necetsary for an undertaking of
thit kind it given, tho boys are sure to
carry away on of the prlzea at Ike tour
namtnl,at tblt city will have one of
tb ttrongest team! that hat ever played
on a diamond In Southern Oregon. The
organization of the team hat hot been
entirely completed and likely will not
be until two or three of the boys from
the Oregon Agricultural College arrive
here. However, teams are now nt work
putting the ball ground In tine shape
and ptactlce' garnet nro played every
day.
There It every indication that th
Washington, June 10 Fecrctary of
warTafl, tendered his resignation to
tho Chief hxecutive today, to take effect
June 30. The President announced
that he had tekcted Luke K. Wright,
of Memphis, Tenn., as Tad's successor.
General Wright, it a democrnt and wat
formerly Governor of the I'hilllpinet.
The selection is regarded atone of the
cleverest political mores ever made by
the President. It Is conceited to be n
powerful bid for Democratic support
for tho Itepublican ticket and a well
planncJ attempt to break the "solid
South."
Hamilton Again
Fllver Lake people are again on the
track of Hamilton, the supposed mur
derer of Julius Wallcnde. Heportt from
there aro that tie, or tome fellow that
resembles him, hat been teen several
timet in cotupany with another fellow,
and that they are skulking about in the
vicinity of (-liver Lake. Fercral reaaous
are given why it It possible that Hamil
ton hat returned to the scene of tha
crlmo, but the most plausible theory
advanced Is that he Is trying to get back
to ice a certain young woman n 1th whom
he wat Insanely infatuated, r-hortly af
ter hit escape he wrote to this girl and
told her liu would tome time deed to her
the property he owned In biker Lake,
and It It thought ho may try to tee her
with this purpose in view, though the
girl doet nut with to tee him It la tald.
Town of .Saloons .
W. A, Calkins is moving his grocery
ttoro to the American hotel building.
County Clerk CliaUiln Is today hear
ing the evidence In the contest of Jas.
oniony vs (. Short. A piece of land
along the marsh south of town It in
volved In tliecao.
Rcporta from Dorrit are that there
are now In tho course of construction
four saloon buildings which will be oc
cupied hy Klamath Falls liquor dealera
at toon as prohibition goes Into effect.
This being tlie case Dorrit will have al
most a dozen saloons forthcrearealready
six running In full blast and It it tald
that the Keno taloonmati will alto
move there and alto one of tho Uonanza
wet goods merchants has hhi eje on the
now location.
Vmi. uatlOM
'.!"' MOUNT;"!,
w Cm. ah ctlt
The proof of
the freecr
is in the
freezing
The White Mountain Freezer
makes more cream, heitcr cream, and makes it easier
ami cheaper rlnn any other freezer on the market
LKT US SHOW YOU WHY
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