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THE EVENING HERALD
Issued I'ully, Kxrept Sunday, by the
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
iiu.TiMum: si x rou t.it.
SUKSriSllTION K.Ti:s
Pallv, by mull, one year
Itolly, by mull. six months
I tally, by mail, three months
I nlly, by mail. '' month
Daily, dellti'red by carrier, one week
Tli, It.tltliuiiii' Sun uni it (In
, .triiltgest Helium 'itlf sheet III tin
sunlit, anil tin' loading Domiu'iiitli
paper of Maryland, hn bulled ftnni
tlu i links unit If Hitppuitlug Tuft fm
tin- in lii'in Iniv.ni the Sun an
tugunlrcit III . in. In I'.hmi It uppuil
til til m I'l'iiimontlug editorial!), tin
Sun wi)i It Ih I In' Judgment ol
tln Sun Hint tin uuilrrl.il ttolfmn lit
if tlu I'nlti'il State In
Musical I cast lor
Klanuith People
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KLAMATH KAMA WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUGUST W. IMS
SHERMAN OFFICIAILY NOTIFIED
In His Speech of Acceptance He Declares Bryan's Iniporliinl
Question "Shall the People Rule" ti hilse Altirm
Idustrltil mill lliiaiicl.il - would tin pm
' milled III II Ktl'ittIT lIl'KtTl' lit lllO I'l-
Hllnn of Till! than lit 1 1 ') t Ion
'm llriiin thin t n v rlghl would In
ufem iirilfil ii ari'dillt lit Tuft as
In Ill tun '
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IVMI'Wl.N Willi Mi:.Mi:it.
Mr mill Mm ll'in l lieiiiimn, ill
I'uitlmiil. mi' tin1 guest nf Mr ' .
Mm I.. II iili'itiili' ill tin' llmnd
Mdo limit h Mr llelliumi l i lo
lllllst Inn 'll klinnii lit lilimli Intel,
mnl i'Hii'i lullt h) lliiisn wlin tti'ii' mi
rnitiiiinlii In In'iir lilm when In-1
glltO It lllllO'lt hern fiiur el Ugll,
In need mi) Inlluductlou In Urn pen
I'll' of Klntiiiitli Call It I Imli'i'il n
groat ! 1 llS In ho I'l'rtultli'il In
inn ' tnci i' II Til In urli iiui-'t' r ill
tin' tlnllii
On Tliutxihi) I'ti'iiliiK nt tlil' ttiik
Mi. Ili'tltnitti will gltou i.tltiil In tin
HUh Sihmil .issomblt hull diiil I
'slnn will ln T'i itiiIk. mnl 1'iiit nf tin
pto ceils "III Itn m tin' hull m h.iul
It la III In' hoped (hut Ihi'tn "III hi' u
I uri". i' ultoiidunie tint mil) In tin' in
THERE ARE REASONS wiTy
You should ouy your Groceries at Van Mper ill
1st. They have the goods you want
2nd. Their Groceries are always fresh
3rd. The price Is within reason
4th. They deliver phone orders promptly
Phone 516 - VAN RIPER Bros!
Get the Habit - Use Chase G Sanborn Coffees
ITIl'A. N V . AllK IS N" evom I tin tvuie
in the history nf t'tlrn h.m Imiuuht iruli. Kiirt-b
Snli'l' I li M'iiili liul
tin. Hiit. h:itn riilwl.. ,, ,,,
forth ilti-oratlon mi cl.tli'mto "nrol) llto iiiu mi niu .m pant
Claim mi i't.'nli' for ii ulni'V .n Irulfw Tlio url. loiutiilMlmiml Ii..
.ii. tlin.' for tmlay. tthi'ti Conitrtf.s jtl.i p.iipln. K hiiiiI" tin" Inilriiinriil
i-.jtt Jtmt S SliiTiiiaii .i oini'l:ii: !"' Mi'iH'" tin- piimli"". ill. mnl fron
iintllli-il tli.it lio hail lui'ii liomlii ili'.l
liy tin' ltt'iMihllcans fur the ntllco of
Vlct-l'tfulJont. Mr. Slieritmn van
notltUil by Sctintor J. V. Ilurrotvn, in
.Mlrlilgan. clialrmaii of tin' tomiiil't"-'
nml ri"Kiomlitl In part a fnllotv.
"Your I'halrman. npiMklni; for lltr
toitimlttit", linn notified tut" of til)
minilliatiuii Ii) tin' Iti'piibllian Na
tional convention lii"lil In C'lilrao in
June ah tlio party' lamllilatc fur
lce-pri'ldcnt. An I chunntl to bv
In ChlraRo In Juno. I liiul an Inkling
nf tin' convention' action, which tv.is
ciinflrmtnl by a ttariti hearted rei op
tion tendered inc by my neighbor
on the occasion of my home lomltiR
en July S. Tli In official notification
however, Is welcome and tho nomina
tion jou tender me I accented; with
a Rratltudo comniennurato ttlth the
Kreat honor conferred; accepted with
it full approbation of the obligation!
which accompany that honor, an hon
or greater hecaiie my name I linked
tilth that of William II. Taft. whom
I respect and ete"m highly and tthu
(Approaches the high office of preM-
dent exceptionally uell eitiippcd to
diohargu the dutle and bear the
taried and weighty rosonilhllltleii
of that exalted position. M aueji
tanc could not be mado tilth honor
iiulraY I were in full accord with the
declaration of prim Iplm adopted h
the courentluu.
' It U, however, in inuforiiilty with
'f-imtoni that I refer nt leant briefly
to some of the I in porta 1 1 lsue of
lh campaign. I'!rt, then, let me
ay that 1 am a protectionist. I e
IKilally conuuend that plank of our
platform which promlm-i an early re- j
vulou in the tariff schedules. That I
pledKR will be fultllled In udJUHtmcul j
ImKed In every particular upon the
broad principles of protection, for all
American Intercuts, alike for labor,
for capital, for prodticeiH and con-
mimer. What the laborer of the'
i
land, vkilled and unskilled, deireJ
it. the opportunity at all time to ex
chnge bin brain and brawn for good
pay In good money A protective tar
iff and the gold s'andarn, both now
the exUting achlovement of the Re
publican party. In spite of Democratic
oppoalllon, give the laborer that op
fortunlty. "I believe In the maintenance of
Hitch an urmy, the upbuilding of
Much a navy that will guarantee the
piotecllon of Ameilcnn clti.enx and
American Interesn ever) where. I
(pprovii the movement for the con
servation of our natural resource's;
the fostering of friendly foreign re
lations and the enforcement of our
civil service law.
"f(epubllcan declarations once In
our platform and no longer there are
omitted becaut.e they have heiomi'
accomplished facts. On the other
hand Democratic declarations have
I. eeii abandoned because the voters
have pronounced them to bo unwise
and unsafe and uniulted to our times
and our country.
" 'Hhall tlio people rule?' is ilu
dared by (he Democratic -pintfomi
and candidate to be 'the overiuadqw;
log Uaue now under discussion.' It
that party tthlih line lint nbo It' lr
expii'Mxil will, or which lack the
vlmlntu to lead silccestfullt . the peo
ple will ttllhdrntt their cnmmlulnn
"The otemhailnwing Issue of tin
inmpalKU really U' Shall the ad
ministration of Pldoii' ltniev.'li
ho approtoil. Khali a par It of ilemnn
ilratiil capacil) In iiilnihilslratlte af
fair he lotitliiiie.l In power: shall tie
tilliH of tlio gneruiliolit bo plaonl
in exporloncod haud. or do the pen
pie prefer to trust their losllnle to
nn aggregation of experimental mnl
onlent and theorUtn. ttlmso unit
claim to a history I a party name
pilfered."
TWO Xi:V ItlTTI.rllll's.
I'l, pmiillnii lor I In- iiinst nuti'i
lei llnlioorlliK trip ntol m.nle mo II
Maiiii'llo I'lul
In t'lllriigo It pinpnsei to chill tei
tlio big imiieugor xloatuer TIiihiiIiiM'
(tnmetell, eiigtiKo twelte spenkoio
of national leinituiloii nml with set
oial niiilo tlli'lllbeis nf the i lull and
. b.iinl nf slvltllte phi es make u
tour of the port nf Lake Midilgau
and pnsslbl) Uiko llrlo in the Inter
et nf Tail mid the Itopiililli'un tic
ket. t
MONKV T LOAN on raucbo. ill)
property and timber land. HALL
SIIKI'IICItli CO. SittI
We tan supply ou with any kind
of furnltuuru and house furnishings
Virgil & Sou, at the bridge on .Main.
The Steam Laundry ha In It em
p.oy two experience laumlryiiien to
look after the washing and f.inci
toning. ll-lwk
l.li'Kt nf the IIH'h School ot tt til. It
Itetiimlng from the Important con
ferenie of oflUor nt Newport. Naa
ConHtrurtnr Itohlnson ha immeillato
I) set to work lompleting the origin
al specification of the now hlg bat
tleship, the I'lorlila and I'tah. A
i-tie of the most Imporlnnt suhjects
under consideration at the innfor
ence was opened b) President llnoso
tell himself was the (iii-illon a In
whether proper method of oust rue
tlon were being followed In tin' Amor
Iran navy, this fatt M supposed tu net
at rent the rumor that louililorahli
change would bo made In the plan
fur these two ships. The bureau nf
i mist ni tlon and repair now liilenils
to have the plan completed In time
for bid to be advertised for the ion
nt rin tlon of the Utah h) Septemhei
1 and hopes that the i out rait tuny
be let and actual work begun by tin
middle of November or the tlrt of
Dei ember. So far as the location of,
the water line armor bell It will be I
Identical with that on the North Ha
jkota and Delaware now being built
at Qulncy, Mas., and Newport Now
Tim belt will he seven feet six Inches
wide, of which five feet will be under
water and Iwo feet lx Indies ubovo
Cadi tc-siiol in be .".10 feet long
The work of laying the I'lorlila' keel
will begin September I, or at least
ten week earlier than It will bo po-
slide, to start on her sister ship, the
l.'lnh,
.m.ki: i-'aiim i. hi: .vrrit.wrivi:.
Mr. Clara Leo, Into nf Sail I'ran
rliin, ha opened dressmaking and
holies tailoring parlor on Klamath
at i tine, next dnor to the Oregon
louse, hut Weill uth am! I'. Ill streets
I7lf
Our ylork of vegetable Is complete
New MiiatiHs, cm umber, radishes,
pepper, string bean, l-eis, carroU
and I'Xtia line touiatin-. At the Muu
arch. -S
You will ate money ,y tin) In,",
sowing mat bine and all of our sew
lug machine supplies at Mailers, tor
tier Main ajul Olh street. " 3ltf
llring your i lollies to the I'auta
torliium uiul let us make them look
like new. 7 n
ThurHilay and I'rul.i) night at tin
I'oiikIoii opei a house I lie I'atilln
Dramaiic ami Muslinl nmp.in
Kl.im.it h iuiiiiI) l justh piinid. but
nihil III the lll'elest ol the liesl IUIIIII
which our dty Is fotlunale In siiur
tug mi oipoitiiiill) of hearing
.Mr lli'tliu'in Is alwnt t Kill nil
and appMilatod b the groat mini
dulls tt Iiii iiillie Id the Ciiitsl Shlli
In S.UI .lose, t'al . ho gate (hue sen
iiti nt iliiimlior iuiii oris III which
audi aitlsls a '1'rebelll, tiuduwsk).
IliiHiintletd, .elsler and Itallmti
I'Uko npl'e.ireil. 'le also etelle.l hi
pelKilUlll III rl II 'Hie til llnlllie Ilia llnlis
le.u tier. Xa.tie. mill llie f.iniliil Ktlb
i Ilk tu appear In iiuueit In Sail Juse 1
Sin Ii piniif o( appn-i liillon and ""''i'
friendship mi the pari uf the urealr! I v
lillltiis uf luilii) apeak for Ihelll J
selte. j
In the elites uf I'orll.iliil nml Sin I I j
lie Mr. Ilettiiiau I well (in. n audit
FURNITURE
TAHIiK I'ADDINC.-Yoii will lii
il al (lillvtt'M
E. W. GILLETT & CO.
vs,-0-0-:--:.ss.0. s sX.a
t Heavy Freighting a Specielty. Baddaile Order a
Given Prompt Attention
; 0. K. Transfer & Storage
' !t f
company
Having up-to-date olano
trucks we solicit your
fine plsno moving
PHONES
OfflCf 171
ailtultoil b alt iiiikIi l.int as well u
b) the puhlli who niionl him an en i
thilslaallc rueplloti wheiieter he i '
pinr In conn rl.
The lollieit Thursibt) eti Ming will
lie giteli under Ihe allsplies uf the
rili-ndlt) l.'telllllg Mmll.ll t'ltlb
Itarn H73
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J'leslilent Hoosetell's lonimlHslou
for the stud) of farm euiiiumlc con
ditions will ion veiio in Washington
within u month. The woik, however,
will ho only preliminary. The mo
tive of the comml'stoti I lo devise
ways so that the farm life will he so
uttrnulve that people will prefer it
i
I to the city Aside from the eituca
tlomil and propaganda work. this task
ih miilnl) one foi the states, ho far
as concerns legislation Thvrn Is
need for bitter schools in the conn
tr) , but these must he secured by
noun: rvorgaiiltatlou.etfected through
change uf irtate laws Consolidation
of tile country schools and tiuuspor
tatlon of the children to them ut pub
lic expense Is looked upon as Ihe he
ginning of reform In the country
schools, letter roads likewise are
necessary in order to get better
sch'polt and to-Improve, social conditions.
WE ARE
LOOKING
I'or up tn-il tie HHipbt In
carry nur wall he. Wo
can supply watches for
anyone, from the young
est to the seil lie old man,
Cacll watch Is k'ii:irlitcei
I'l five
Perfect Satisfaction
H. J. WINTERS
DEALER IN WATCHES
Sherwih-Willums
Buggy Paint
! the licit paint made lot lu
Kiel. ChkxI, loo, (or xitili ami
lawn lurnitute or anything sub
ject to oiilinle exposure.
S-W. Buggy Paint
wean well oiit-oi-loors in all
kinds ol wrathei jjlvci a luiuld,
durable rIoxi, spiralis evenly,
covets well anil comes In many
attractive colon.
It i economical lirdutc it
saves te-palntiiiK Km soon, ami
l always satixlai lory. Comes
icatly lor the liriuli In h.inily
cam, big ami little, as you re
quire. siasi ronBALCHV aaiif
Geo. T. Baldwin,
HARDWARE DEALERS
Klamath Falls, Oregon
East End Meat Market
CRISLER fir STILTS, Proprietors
Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and Poultry
I'rrsli ami (,'urnl Mrata nil Sausage of all klmli.
Wr handl our mrala In thontoat modem way inrlrtn
lirara anil wrniumllnx. Try us and we will be moat
happy to have you for u ruatomrr, Vtw Delivery,
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I'lemilenl
Abttracting
Maps, fUiu, Blitcirrtnli, Kir,
I.. M. I!ms,
Vier-I'in, andTresi,
i Klamath County Abstract Go.
' Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
i HKkT K Wititiicit, Secretary
1 1 Klamath Falls, Oregon
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CHAN. K. WOHIIKN
I'reiiiilent
M. WOltDKN
(.'ashler
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The American Bank and Trust Go.
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neineia marine
Gasoline Engines
Buy a good Engine for your boat. Easily run.
Amontr other owners lif re, Mr. K. I'. Hamilton lnm one
Write us for prices antl catalog. Wearetlieiiiaimfaeturcro.
FAIRBANKS MORSE & COMPANY
1st and Stark Sts., Portland, Oregon.
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