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HI I'HIIIMT.MIKST ASKS IMTII.
urn hkciiotahy ion iii.tick
lioillMHNT ami si:vi:it., to.
imtio.vai, iiamji:hh
In )iU lopnrl In Hi'i ti'lnry nf the In
lirlor Waller I'lslier. Hiiperlutemlcul
V. Frank Arnnt Include lertnlu rer.
niiinii'iiilalliiiiii, whlth nro found In tliti
following.
"Upon tint .nails now enisling In
ttm park there Hn U bridges, rang
ItlK III length (ruin fid In titer 100 ftvt.
These bridge urn rniistruttod wholly
nl wood, Iihvii Imtii iihimI fur ii mini-
Im'P iif eur, were not painted iitl
Kill MHIII llllH' o m replaced with J
niiw structure hnilug steel nrrlie
mill loncritu nliiitmojsBjavaf'or iliNI
purpomt there iiliiiiiliBiprlnii'il!
Ill.linn. gf
"Tim liulhlliiKii mid fe h In (hol8l',,lnl ," T,IP "'"'I''
ies"ri will riimlni lonslihrnbln r. j ('(HIVAI.I.IK, l.c !i.--Prnf. II. M.
piilr nnit Imprnwinenl. tnrltittltiK I'JirkH. bend of tho school uf mine lit
pnlntlng, Tim feme In lliu park,"'" "rcgmi Agricultural college, pie
should In) mi inustriutcil Hint tlif Hflt Kiln'rul inlniino In (ln niltHT-
iiiiiii lie mm over mi tlio side In the
full, In previ'iil them from Im-Iiik
briikeii down by (In. ihiw Tor re
paint nml flupriiti'nii'ulH in bulldltiKii
iiml feni en tlmre uliniilil lm an appro
priation of f'JOO.
"In order to Imruaim Hid powir
which opi'rnti'ii tlio b)dniiillc rnm for
tnlxliiK water lo llm miporlntcintnit'
odlra nml ntlili'inn and thitgriiuiiilii
ndjarent, lliern tlioi.ld bu a ilnm erect,
rd Juat below the lurpo iprlliR nt Hie
l.rad of Annn rrcoh". There nlmulil
ntwi lie Imtnllnl nt thin point u muall
eliitrlr plant with neremary equip
iiient to furnlidi llitlit for Hie Iii.IIiIIiikh
mid KroumlH at the lii'iiiliuatter In
the park, l-'or tlio dam and the eler.
Illr plant there nhoiild be appropriate
d $1. 1(10."
An the fiiirn of raiiKerH which run
1st h of one uinii fniiii July Ut to
Xepteu.ber .ItlHi, III lnadeiilllle to pro
tect the fnfeiit fiom lire and Hie Kiune
from poarlier' riiiik, Mr Arnnt ree-l
oiiunetiiU one the rnr nrouiid nml I
lln temporary ruiiKerit' on from Jul) '
lit lo September 30th. liu well lot the
liulldliiK nf live rniiKerK inlilim, Con
ner led with each other and the nil
perlutoniltnt'H hendiUiirterH by tele
phone, Mr. Arnnt licllee the 1,200 pat
ruled irren, iiiiinlly tlmberel, nl the,
Miutheat corner of Hm park nhouhl
bn IkiiikIiI by the Kiivernnie.it to nold ,
tho posjdhlllty of sum., milling min-Slettiirl. dlleilor or ntliletics ai aiio
pniiy bit) lug tho tlisber and denuding ghen college nl Meaihllle. I'm., has
that pnrt of the park of Its lino trees. Jest been culled to tho Oregon Agrl
VUIIoih to the park during tho past Icultuinl collego to All the chair or
oTm-h season were nbimt 4.200. 'phslcul mlucatlon lis professor and
Iteiiielnber, I am on tho wrong side
of Iho street, comer Third mid Main.
"Put 'er In the high" nml ronm over.
You might like me. I'll try lo bo
pleasant,.
0-tf McIIatton.
Aberdeen Welterweight Would Take
On Pugilist From This Territory
Welterweights haw n rlinnro to go
after n purse. Tho fame of Klamath
Knllsflstlo talent linn gm abroad.
io, oven as fur ns Abordeen In the
neighboring stale. Knim thonco
comes n letter to tho sporting editor
of tho KvoiiIiik Hernhl from '''k Min"
gan, who fain would Iibui w K with
Klamath KnllH iiuglllstle. gentlemen
ut approximately 142 pounds, ring
Hide. u might mako II In tho middle
of tho ring, no doubt. If ptoperly np
pnmchcul. Itead Iho letter, anil seo It you can
not find his- mutch: ,,..
Abordeen, Wash,, Dee. 0, 1911.
Hportlng Editor Kvenlog Herald:
Dear Blr I understand that you
hnvo aorno fast welterweight fighters
In your city, ami, being In tho busl
noss, and ImvliiK foKit n tho best
boya In this part of tho country and
won from them, I would Hko to tnoet
ono of your boys at 142 pounds, and
Mr. A K lllppe, anhed ,.,,,,'' '""'""I'M IIi-iii. Mr.
-.,i.,B r,. , r,i r.,r ., Ji 11 !"1"'' "1,1-;"""; '"" '" ""
he
"ii'Kim I Hume, mill Iut daughter,!
MH Maud Ulppny. lemhei or tin- irl. '
iiihiv crnilo nl the Itheinhln eihiinl.
'.' eery mini In inllege, will Inaugurate ,
T MiKi'iiiln,. will lento Midland :i Hnlcirt of tesl used In nil KnHlorn On Information sworn nut by V. I
Ir'Z'V.m'H ''""" 'r.'1 ,V,",,,,V7lu,!,,,:k,,,,rn,,1nl,,B,,,,,,b,,,,riaarlcl.. Ambrose A.nbrogoltl wat ..t
Ml Han lrnrl.iii inarki't. Mrlvin. idf nun iiim for tar linm hoiuci. ill . ... ... . . ...
ilr,
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'OREGON MINING TO EXPAND
i IS PERDICTION OF EXPERT
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1 1 tt-ml i I'llil. llnuiili uf Study nl Hi'
Wl t ...1. ..I......I -...II ....... I
-""' iiiiiii i Miii-K'' in'iiriiii
Sinnli fur .MIihtiiU U III Imioim. n
ti'i'iit luiliolr)
ill output of the Mtnle and the deel-
opiiu nt of mlnliiK into line of OreKonV
leadliiK ludimtrleH The nrt mineral
wealth, not IncliidliiK Riild, nlher ami
coal, micli at rnw material for mnln.
rement nml many other natural ele
nientu alioutullni; lit thin ickIuii,
nwnllK (iipltal and men to lit It for
the t.eedi nt Industry, lie i)h.
"In u biillitln of llm bureau of
mined shortly to bo Imued by I'rof.
Park, ho nhowa tlio 1910 minora!
output of tho Rtato to bo worth 14,-
OO.MR, mi Inrremii) of alnumt $:,-
nnn, noil iimt that of liiOO. Cold, ll-
er, mill, granite, mimlnlone, lline
ttone ilio for lirlik, tile and pottery,
mlii nil water nipper, naiul and urov
el and Hum ami Kiupnuiu nru Inrlud
ed In bin lint of valunble mineral pro
dm Ik of the ear
NEW ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Al AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL
inner ( lih'i er .'lll-llimr liini-
mint ut .MeiuUllle. I'll., 1 n-l lint toil
tilleil to Situ' III Similar Ciipm-ily
nl Cimiillio
Special loThe Herald
COUVAI.I.IH. Dee.
). I)r. K. J.
l rector or niiueiirs, iiimin ' "
resignation of Prof. K. 1. Angoll In
July. 1910.
In tho thieo years he has been nt
Allegheny lr. Stownrt has produced
chninploiishlp foollmll, liasebnll, has
kelball and track tenuis. In 190S ho
If ho doe beat mo the spoils will
have n run for their money tind ho
will, also, know that ho was in n tight.
Bo II you will kindly turn this let-
tor over to ono of your good sports
j on will do mo n big favor, which will
be nppreclftled very much. Heaped
fully Yours. JACK MOIUIAN.
Gordon llotol, Aberdeen, wnsn,
They nro here. Somo of tho pretty
things I nm going to nnvo ior mu
holiday trndu. No trouble to show
you If you nro rntercstea:
,j.4t McIIatton.
Kvcry tlmo 'ol ow 2B cen'8 worth'
of candy at tho l.lttlo Book Btoro you
got a ticket on tho beautiful hammer
ed brass box. Wo l)U It for tho lucky
ticket holder with T. & O. chocolates.
It
I,.,,. . , ..,. ... .... .....' ...
u hi i ,. r , '" ;" Mwl".,""1"""-" " ' '''" riiiinlnB,
wl II. t,,y ,,,,,,,1 hol.lluK for llm trmk work ..ml h Iar oxorclwa
wan uiaili of Hid I'erduo luiHkolliall
team when limy won second plain In
lllll Western ('llllflTI'IH'o I.MIgtie.
Illllierlo Coath Ham Dolan of tin
football team ntnl liiKlinitor J. (I.
Ahutlimit of llm physical training do
parlini'iit liuvu carried mi Mm work
between them, Iml pri-HHiiro nf duties
Dolan bo
m (lll on-
00 limn oro
Uiklni: limli in linn In liiiloor uiii-
iiiisI'ii iiinlcr .Mr. Aliiilliiiot lit pros
nl. Dr. Htewatl, In order In know
i.nirnlely llm phjsluit ioiulltloi of
. . . . iii'inro iiiui iiikiii on n cnnrgo in innK-
111 ril.ci IimI i ml in.u- Hli.ri.nl ulll In1. ..
. ., '"1iii;; n inrcni to kiii tlio lormor. .un
tliroiiKl. tlii InrrraKcil iippnrtiinlty for
rpi-clal traluliiK for u larKvr number
of limn,
1 Voro.mr l.'url C. Whltlock, wlm
ban liffti III Mineral wecka with ty
.i.i.i ...... i .....,.i. i. ....... .....i ..-.I
j I'.n.l'l l.-l.-l. -- llllll.ll llll Vll. Illlll
lr nlili' to Hit up ii llltli) each ilny.
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Hcrlouu frldlon Iiiih nrlxcii liclwiin
. . . . I
i rni-nii .Miorni'jM .inner nun i.awmi,
iiKorilliiK lo ri'pnrtu nl linllnnaiolii.,
Mlllvr I ri'pnrtcil In resent effortK to
iiiaki I .in AiiKelfH tlio renter of Ibn
dynamite InxeMlKiitlnn. Miller I nb
r.ent today. Attacbtx rcfunu lo n.iy
wlietlier lie left tbU rlly to confer
wllb departliient of JiiKtlro nlllrlal.i.
PAST THREE DAYS
vi:.Tiii:it SOITCIt MHT i-oiti.k
OI IMYS, HIT KIST MOIIT lK-
vixoi'ko oni-: ok Tin-: moht
IIK.WTIITI, l-'ltOKTK kvi:k
l.imt iiIkIiI's low point for the ther
mometer wan 21 at r::i0 a.m., agnimt
20 h'llday ninl IT Thursdny. At S
a. in. It was 2l!, imalimt 23 yesterday
mid IS TliurMdiiy. Last ulKht at S
o'clock It wiis 28. against 29 Thurs-
ilny nlisbt and 20 Wednesday night.,
Yeiteriln) 'x high wiib 12 at 4 p. in.,
against 37 Thursday and 38 Wednes-
day
There was conslderiUile frost last
night, nml the roofs, trees mid earth
were this- morning mantled with thews'
nir.iinsier iiiiiii'iinijiiiu in iiikiu iiii
deney. The fall so far Unci been n
etyiirderly and decent one, giving
no riiusi) for complnlnt worth telling.
When tho snow fell sovcrnl weeks
since It seemed ns though King Win
ter was foreclosing his mortgage
rather only, but It proved, fortunate
ly, lo be a false alarm.
I.llllnn Graham In tho Stoltcs
4;ootlng enso In Now York, said when
Ptokes lured her to his Lexington
rami ho forced her to sign u state
ment that she was already Impure.
An outside explosion, meaning a
Spanish mine, blew up tho battleship
MnJiie, nrrordlng to a formal report
of tho Vreeland board of Inquiry, an
nounced yesterday afternoon.
"COLLEEN" DAWN
IN PICTURE PLAY
r.lMOl'H 1IIIHII IIHAMA PHOTO-
(lltAPIIKI) OX "OUI.D BOD" UY
KAI.KM COMPANY IN TRIPLK
HOT OK HKKW4
"Colleen Hawn," Dion Douclcnult's
fninoiig Irish drama, has'becn pic
lined by tho Knlom photo play con
cern, which has had Its company In
1 1 eland for somo months working on
muIous Irish plays. It Is on vlow, In
throe reels, tonight and tomorrow at
Iho Templo thoator, for tho first and
only tlmo In this city.
.Manager John Houston, who Is a
wizard when It comes to Irish folk
loro, Gaelic legends and Hibernian
history, to say nothing of Celtic char
acteristics. sayB tho reels nro among
the finest typiflcatlons that he has
ever seen.
RECORD
JAILED, CHARGED
WITH BAD THREAT
i
A.MIIItOSI
AMIIIKMJhrrri ACfl'rlFII
iiv v. i. n.iitKi:, whom in:
hi;i:i, with savi.no hk woi'i.n
mi. i HIM
iii'K mreui in kiii mo lorinur. .1
,irKCl ,. at.K,, lo hllV0 mBjo
WbUot , thrat8 t0 kl c,a
til
Clark.
Sotno tlmo nKo, through nttornoy V.
II. Hlinw, AmbroRcttl, a xtoncmniion
by occupation, mitJ ClivTko for bal-
unco due for work ilunn on the Clarke
innimlnii, unit tlio jury illuaKrced. Of
lain AtiiliroKcttl dux been ilolriR lomo
wii'k lit l-OHt lllu-r illvcrnlon data for
Ji'iirno C. Clark ft Company, cohtracl-
, fr tno ,ntn ji0 wnK release Inst
,.i,.i,( i... ii... .i.crifr-. ,mm ,. tr.i.n
M,, " . v..h...-H ..
tioml. Coorcn C. (Mark ntnl William V.
,,,,, llM.ni Q,minC(l boforo Jnitlcc
nf tlio I'raco Craven for tlio piirporo
( rrtlnc ns Bure'.lcB.
SEES TAFT ON BOMB PROBE
AND MAYBE GAVE REPORT
United Press Servlco
WAfllllN'tlTON. I). C. Dec. 9
Kederal Attorney McCormlck of I-os'
Angeles conferred today with Prcsl-1
dent Taft at tho White House. It Is
bollovcd ho made n direct report of!
tho dynamlto probe.
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HMTKII I'HKSS llltKVITIKS
Governor Johnson of California has
appointed J. M. Crawford of Fresno,
John M. Korth of tang Ilcach and
II. II. Welndlrk or lied lllnff, the new
board of optometry.
At San I'r.iiuUco the second sub
.emi has been served on George- Sli-
ton, a barber uf tho Hotel Argonaut,
v. hero Jim McXamnrn stopped and j
!tft a bundle of clothes, when known
llrro,
PIG TOO WELL FED
TO BE VERY WARY
AHTIIl'll MKH8NEK HAH PHTCTIC
ALLY NO TltOUIILK IN FOItK.
CLOSING MOHTflAGi: OX OLKA
(HNOl'H YOUNG nOAll
Thcro was vory llttlo excltemont
about the greased pig pursuit last
night at Houston's. Most of It was
In tho form of expectancy, for it over
u porker nnointcd with oil or unctu
ous matter of any kind disappointed
those who expected htm to provo elus
ive this particular pig did.
Mr. Pig for It was a specimen of
tho swlno of tho male persuasion
did not enro whether school kept or
not. In fact, his Indifference as to
whether any educational Institution
kept in session was noted among his
auditors with pain and anguish. A
largo crowd had assembled, on tho
qui vivo (whatever that' may be), In
tending Just to enjoy that pig chaso
from Its start to its finish, but tho pig
scorned (o bo H almost a state of
coinn.
Ho must havo had a good food Just
before ho was sot loose on the penned
stnge, for ho seemed in a condition
not many degrees removed from rigor
mortis, Ho squatted flat on the stage
with his proboscis to tho footlights,
whllo tho number of his pursuers was
being picked by Robert Athon from
n larco and healthy clothes basket.
First a man In the gallery claimed to
havo tho coupon corresponding to the
number drawn, but was found to bo
a poor mathematician, for tho figures
did not Jibe. Athon then called tho
name of Louts H, Bean, but decided
that his was not the number.
Finally Arthur Meaner, whose
'father, tho patrolman, Chief Walker
and tho rcit of tho police, forco were.
on hand to enjoy tho fun, was found
to havo tho number, and wan called
to tho Rtago to don a pair of overall,
In order to keep hi regular raiment
from accumulating too much greano
from tlio hide, of tho swine.
Properly armed for tho fray, Mesn
ner entered tho oncloauro and made
for tho plK, which lay nllll and eyed
lilm with only slight mlaglvlnga.
Whan Mcsiner's hand was actually
reached out and touched against tho
porker's cutlclo, tho recreant brute
i was nonplussed. When ho felt Angers
1 grabbing at his hide his feelings worn
ruffled, soho started to more away.
Tho boy followed, reaching; for a
rear nether hold, looking disgustedly
t his hands after each .greasy grab.
Tho pig kept making a leisurely ef
fort to get distance between Messncr
and himself, but finally the boy got a
firm grip, beginning with tho boar's
left hind prop, lifted him high In the
nlr and deposited him In a box, which
was tho goal.
Tho pig appeared to bo so willing
to do cauKm uiai ii seems a limine, u
have wanted tho fatty substanco with
which his epidermis was ornamented.
Turkiys will be given away noil
I week, so holders of coupons should
keep 'them. Athon and Johnson will
'not play tonight, but commencing to-
morrow night with "ncdcmptlon," a
serious effort, will complete nnother
week.
BANKERS' RAKEOFF BAREB
BY CURRENCY COMPTROLLER
n,aa "' T,J ,lr"nr' of "l
fW"' Conintloii for Iins
' Tlielr llo. I, Upldly
tlrowlng Kvll
WASHINGTON. D. C, Dec. . -
The general business of tho country,
nil reflected In banking operations,
was "quite satisfactory" during the
year ending October 31st, according
to tho annual report of Lawrence O.
Mrurny, controller of tho currency.
Murray records a steady growth In
tho volume of business, and tho es
tablishment of somo high records In
this connection. Ho points out, how
over. Hint while augmenting somo of
tho Important elements of banking
during tho year, business did not
reach tho average of Increase for the
Inst ten years.
Tho controller makes the startling
declaration that "tho dishonest prac
tice by officers or national banks of
receiving personal compensation for
tho loans made by tho bank Is a grow
ing evil, and has already reached such
proportions as to call for criminal
legislation on the subject.
In this mannor," ho adds, "cither
tho bank Is defrauded of lawful In
terest which it would otherwise re
ceive, or usurious Interest Is exacted
of n borrower by a corrupt officer. A
secret rownrd to tho ofllcers Is some
times a deliberate brlbo for obtaining
n loan on Insufficient security."
Murray urges that the taking of
money or other valuables In this con
nection by a bank officer can be niado
an oftenso punishable by imprison.
ment.
WHO'S 006 lo IT
AT SMITH'S PLACE
HAXCHtCR 'OUT MIDLAND ROAD
REPORTS FINDING OF APPAR
ENTLY VALUABLE MUTT WITH
PACK ON ITS BACK '
J. W. Smith, who Uvea about six
miles south on tho Midland road, re
ports tho finding of a valuable look
ing dog, which camo to his placo Fri
day. In tho morning as he staTtcd out
with his team he noticed a largo yel
low and white dog lying in the road
in front of his place, with something
tied to bis back. On returning later
In the day tho dog was still there,
and upon examination ho found that
the dog had a pack made of a gunny
sack, on Its back, containing water,
food and tome medicine bottles In a
kodak case. ,
Ho took the dog to the house and
RAILROADS AHEAD
OF FARMS IN LABOR
fed It, and today tried to bring It to
town, but It refused to accompany
him. Ho would bo glad to learn of
tho owner, as ho Is not In particular
need of a dog, and believes It may bo
highly prltcd by Its mastor.
If you want a fine diamond I havo
them. It you nro golg to spend your
money you should. got something of
worth. You'll notiliuit tho record on
a hobbyhorse, nor will you bust the
record It yoq buy-poor diamonds when
It comes to getting your monoy's
worth out of It again.
0-41 McIIatton.
PIED PIPER OF HAMLIN
NEEDED IN WEIGH CITY
Waterfront District of Cardiff Over
run With llodcnt,.Preiumably Off
of 8itiM,'Wlilch Get Under Foot, In
rlilenUlly lilting Folks
United Press Service
CARDIFF, Wales, Dec. 9. Tho
waterfront district oMhls city Is over
run with rats which nro thought to
havo come from the hold of ships.
Tho rodeffts appeared between night
and morning. Tho authorities seem
powerless to exterminate thom.
They swarm oven the busiest of
tho thoroughfares at night, getting
underfoot.
Scores of people haTe been bitten
by them. They have raided stores.
cleaning them out. One shop keeper
reports that In the night hit place
was flooded with water, and a subse
quent Investigation showed that, rats
had gnawed through the load water
pises.
Xow and later than ever: Conklln's
pens. Non-leasable nnd'self filling
two of tho necessary features toward
perfection. Vv J
C-4t V McIIatton.
REBELS MARCH ON PEKING
WITHIN NEXT TWO TIAYS
Advance Guard Has Already Started,
Demolishing Railroad Tracks.
Horning Important BnHdlags, aad
Meeting Little Opposition.'
United Press Service
TIENTSIN, Dec. 9. An advance
guard of rebels Is marching on Pekln.
It captured Chang Shun and de
molished railroad tracks, burning the
Important buildings.
Practically nil Imperialists had
been removed from Chang Shun to
Pekln, and llttlo reslstanco was of
fered. Foreigners are safe.
Tho rebel ndvanco on Pekln starts
In forty-eight hours.
County Commission
See As
County Judgo William 8. Worden
and County Commissioners C. Ouy
Merrill and Sam T. Summers will
leave tomorrow on a northwestern
trip In the effort to get versed In
matters which may lead to the bet
terment of the county's business.
First they will visit Portland, to take
In tlio good roads convention, which
will be held December 12-14, at which
county Judges and commissioners
from all over tho ttate will be In at
tendance. There they will also visit
tho roads leading Into Portland to dis
cover any new wrinkles that may be
Will
visible In road construction.
From Portland they will go to As
toria and Inspect the new court house
there, so as to Inform themselves on
points that might well be embraced
la the new 1100,000 court house on
block 10, Hot Springs addition which
was given to the county on condition
that It complete a structure to cost at
f i
LATTER ARE SECOND
t.ltKAT TtlANHPORTATfOX COR
1-OUATIOXS HAVB PAYHOU
THAT ARK MORK KXTBMsTR
THAN THOSE OF AQKOVtOVHU
"Mother, what do yon think of
th!a?" said 81 Hawkins, as h fkUKtrt'
tip from a close reading of Us latest
ccusus report (ono of the hu4rwta
ucnt to him by his reproscBtatlvs la
congress.) "According to tkssa If
tires we farmers have droppad to see-
obd place as employers of labor.
In 1910 there wars J.340,3tT
forme In tho United Btattf. ald.
with their Improvements, at Itl.lllr
507,000, and during the same year
tho farmers paid out In wages If 41,
012,000. That reads well, bat la this
report from the Interstate Coauaeres
Commission I find that la the nut
ear the railroads of tho United Mates
paid for labor the enormous saat of
11,143,715,306, nearly doable what
tho farmers paid for their labor la
tho same year.
"My opinion has been, wkea rail
road officials said that they were tho
greatest employers of labor, aad that
therefore Injury to tho railroads was
bound to effect business latsissts of
the whole country, that they
talking for effect Bat with
figures before me. provlag
doubt that with an amy of 1,I,4
employes and a sraV)SWarty twlee
that otU the4krsMsata tao eoani !
try, I am forcedtoalosrtaa opiate
considerable." "
'"Land sakes," exclaimed. Mrs. Haw
kins, bringing her mathematical tal
ents quickly Into play, "these rail
road fellows get an average of nearly
$700 a year; no wonder they eaa
wear blue suits and brass buttons.
Why, that Is about three times as
much as we pay our hired man, John,
and ho works thirteen hours every
day of the year, except on Fourth of
July and circus day. Maybe If the
inllroads made their men work like
the farmers do the farmers would not
hare to take second place as tho
greatest employers of labor."
"Yes. and I seo la the papers,"
Bl. as he bent closer to tho
report, "that some of these railroad
chaps running trains only work oae-
thlrd or two-thirds of tho time."
FOR BALE Ono mare, 1.800 pounds,
185. Tomatoes by case ll.eo. cora
by case 92.70; fre'sh ranch eggs 0e.
Phono 44v, McCabe's grocery. Milts
addition -t'
Now and fashlonablo lino of silk
umbrellas tor ladles. Better have
your'a covered If you haw a goa
frame. I havo tome new ones at varU
ous prices.
6-4t McHattoa.
On Junket
To Convict Labor
least that much money within are
years. Thero Is 962,000 aow la tho
fund for tho new court house.
Proceeding from Astoria to Corvalla
the county commission will call on
Dr. Kerr, president of the state gn
ruUural college to make arrange
ments for an agricultural Mane In
the Klamath county high school aad
tor an experimental farm to be ooa,
ducted at the Klamath eouaty poar
farm next year. It M tao Plan ia a
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tno lcnooi, wno ai we bbbo iism wmi v
ha in charm of tha anerisseatal farm. . 71-'
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4IIU IM HIIIHWV. w.. OT.OTV '. -
run lo Balsa to see Governor OtHMd f
West with regard to sn.arraagasaat;
tn rattlnv una of tkn alalia 'asssi'v
wi.. 41.. m-mmimiab vttfi aaa in.'i
vlcts to do road work tor tho ioty.t
nsit vear. The SOuatJ1 dads hertOM V
that tho use of eonvlets rill WvnV.
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