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Lavenlck Arnold. 10-tf
WANTED To exchange. 4-year-old
Percheron stallion for on of same
breed and quality. To buy: Hobrtelu
and Durham bull. Francis J. Bowes,
Bonanza, Oregon. 14-St-eod
KLAMATH FALLS, ORBGON
MONDAY, MARCH 87, !!
WHY BLAME GREEK?
WiUard Retains His Tide by
Winning on Points from Moran
Wlllard shot
drove Mornn
ilnrd right crossed he.ul wltlh four
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Hhcrllf
I take this moans of announcing
my candldncy for the republican nom
ination for sliorllt at the iirlmarles. 1
hullovu that my work as deputy sheriff
npriikn fur Itsolf, and I shall greatly
appreciate t ho support of tlio voters.
It, It. I1RKWDAKHK.
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C ECRETARY of the Treasury Mc-
e Adoo says he has received a
telegram from a democratic politi
cian In Massachuseets named Green,
asking for a position in the customs
service for his brother, and closing
with the remark: "My conduct aa
delegate to the national convention
will be governed by troatment accord
ed him. Mr. McAdoo avers that he
replied to this in a reproving letter,
which practically accused Green of
attempted bribery.
At first blush the reader Is Inclined
to Jump at the conclusion that Green
was caught red-handed In an effort to
corrupt a virtuous administration,
but, on second thought, it must occur
to every fair-minded observer of pub
lic affairs that Green was the man
who was tempted. He showed poor
judgment in sending a telegram In
stead of traveling down to Washing
ton to have a personal conversation,
but that is a mere technical flaw In
his procedure, which should not have
been taken advantage of by an al
ministration with a record such as
that written by the Wilson regime.
If Mr. McAdoo had read over the
long list of men 'who made contribu
tions of money or service to the Wil
son campaign before or after the con
vention, and had compared that list
with the list of appointees under this
administration, he would certainly
have seen most clearly-how Green
got his Idea of the proper method of
securing a Job for his brother. If
effective Influence in getting Wilson
nominated and elected 'in 1912 was
sufficient basis for an appointment.
why shouldn't it be Jn 1916? It-is
ir,ue that Mr, Green expects to have
only one vote in the 8t. Louis conven
tion, but he did not ask much In the
way of patronage in return for it.
Men who contributed several thoim-
i
and dollars in 1912 were Riven am-1
bassadorshlps; others, who contribut
ed lesser amounts or satisfactory ser
vice were given remunerative Jobs as
heads of bureaus. Qualification was
of little importance when compared
with political service. Though Wil
son thought Bryan fit only to be
"knocked Into a cocked hat," he gave
hlni the premiership as reward for
swinging the convention.
I Since the game had been played so
.openly, why wonder that Mr. Green
'proceeded upon the assumption that
a plain statement of his readiness to
I "deliver the goods" would be respect
fully receive? Why condemn Mr.
Green? Why not, rather, condemn
the long continued policy of the ad
ministration which led Mr. Green I
Unto the rashness of sending a tele
gram, Instead of making his deal personally?
NEW YORK, March 27. Jess Wtl-1 ducked and clinched.
lard Is still the heavyweight pugilistic lerrmc jao to jaw mm urovo aiumni
to tho ropes. Morui landed twice cut
on Wlllard's. head. .Mornn shot left '
to bodv and rleht to law. Wlllnrd !
grinned. Round ended In half clinch ' Wllliud opened with msli, they
Moran's round. clinched. They wnlloped one another.
I Jess landed fifteen times upporcut,
champion of the world. In ten rounds
of fast lighting he defeated Frank
Moran of Pittsburg here Saturday
nights on points.
A crowd of about 13,000 people
paid approximately $150,000 to see
the fight, and went away apparently
satisfied with the result. It was the
greatest gathering Madison Square
Garden bad ever seen. Many women
were in the throng.
Wlllard broke his right hand In
the third round, but blows from his
fighting left kepf Moran at a distance.
Moran's best round was the third and
his worst probably was the seventh.
He was bleeding after the fifth round
and his left eye was almost closed at
the .end. " ,.
Moran put up a game light. Most
of the time he crouched and forced
the fighting. Wlllard seemed slower
on his feet than the challenger, and
appeared to have an unlimited capaci
ty to take punishment. Moran scowled
as he fought, but Wlllard smiled.
The light, by rounds, follews:
(From Saturday Night's Extra)
Round One
Moran landed left to head. Mo
ran ducked left and right, and shot
right to Willards stomach. Wlllard
missed two Jabs to face. WiUard
missed left for Jaw. Moran landed
twice on body and twice on head.
Wlllard Jabbed and sent right to body.
Moran swung for Jaw but missed.
Wlllard sent left to head and right
to body. Moran backed Wlllard to
the ropes and both slugged toe to
toe. Morans round.
Round Two
Wlllard Jabbed to head, clinched.
Moran smshed Willards ear. Wlllard
rushed Moran furiously. Moran
short upper cuts. .Mornn took upper
on chin Wlllard's round.
Itouml Komi
Round Three
atngRored .Mornn. Wlllnrd cut Mo-
I hereby uiinouiico myself as a can-1
dldato for tho omco or siienir lor
Klumnth county, Oregon, on the re
publican ticket. I respectiuuy asx
the Hiipport or the voters of the coun
ty nt tho primary election for this
otrtce. JOHN II. COLLMAN.
For Dlstrlu AitZT
I hereby announce my 7...,,
for the republican noBi2fa,l
prosecuting attorney n uH.0s
In May, and I respectful?.1
support of the vote . ffijjj Ie
i-iumy in ine upholdliiK 0 rZ
uf Oregon. " Dt Itn
MAIIOM) (
1 hereby niiuoiinro mysolf a candi
dal for the democratic nomination
tor shorirr at tho coming primaries,
and I respectfully ask the support of
tho voters of ICIamnth county.
UKOIMIK L. HUMPHREY.
Moran shot left to body. Wlllard ran', eye more with r.ght snm.n. I, " r.E?r
sent hard right to body. Moran hit Moran began rooting ions ami "B"1".,,,,, Ylcltot for sheriff. I Invite a
Wlllard twice on body. Moran found lo body and tushed with head down. LnrCfU investigation of my record as
little troublo brenklng through Wit-'. Moran hung on. Wlllard bombards sheriff during tho past three ynff.
Inr.l'. trunr.l l,,rn., ltin.lnil rl.rlit In lii.ml. uwlllL'lllL' loftH 11 II tl MClUM. Ml). I - U. I.IMV,
kidneys. Wlllard retaliated with n Iran came to llfo and rushed -ho sent
right to head and left to body. Moran 'hard left to head nntl right to hoatl
smashed Wlllnrd twice on ear with and two tit body, Wlllard backed to
right. Wlllard Jabbed with left. 'ropes. Moran smashed body twice
Moran sent left to body,
round.
.1-
Round Four
Wlllard shot terrific right to body,
followed with two hits to head and
backed Moran to ropes with another
right to head. Moran swung right
to Wlllard's jaw, both exchanged
Jabs. First blood for Wlllard. Mornn
riltthnd ttvloA titwl Inmtml !f tn Hi1
to head, they clinched. Wlllard land
ed two upper cuts. Moran shot hard
left to stomach. Wlllard opened gash
above Moran's eye and blood stream
ed forth. Wlllard's round. '
Moran's and head thrice Wlllard's round.
Itouml Eight
Wlllnrd right to face nnd left to
body, Moran left to head. Wlllnrd
Jabs fall short, Moran went hard
right to jaw. Moran rushed and fail
ed to land. Wlllard Jabbed throe
times to head. Wlllard bnnged left
eye. Mornn sunt left-to bond, but
Jess grinned. Wlllard's round.
Itouml Nine
Round Five
Morau rushed from corner and
lauded left to head. Wlllard Jabbed
twice with left. Wlllard sent hard
left to Jaw. Moran lands right to the
body and got rlgjit upper cut trying
to regain balance. Wlllard Jabbed
Mornn twice. Mornn seemed "hard
II. I. Ill .. I 1 . . . 1 ,.. l.-l. 1..II
(Oiinacu aim million ngni jnu. u
, Ir.nl landed Wclnus upper cut. Wll
i lard's round,
i Round Ten
l hereby nuuuunco myself as a can
didate for tho nomination for sheriff
on tho republican ticket nt tho pri
mary election to bo hold on May 19,
I'.Hu. . CAREY M. RAMBUY.
I take this means of announcing my
candldncy for tho republican nomina
tion us sheriff at the primaries In
May, My reeord ns a cltlsen ana aa a
pollco olllcor In Klamath Falls Is open
to all, and I respoctruiiy nsK ine sup
port of the voters who seek an ad
ministration of efficiency.
WILLIAM HALL.
for
hereby nnnouniu
uie rcniib rnn
MKIWYltaH
lily
CinrlM...
df-trlc, nt'tu'rn"';1 'r H.fn,0j
Oregon. .TOS i ; P 1 1 8 Kirr
.1 J ,.lur.ouy announce myii.,.
dldato for the noiiiitinti.m 'J f.
us-
Attrneyjor K.,; 1 'o
subject to the nrti,,,, V YjPW.
cratto elector. nt the nrlmnr .ill?0'
to bo held on May iy, 7i"y,1,t,lo
M DUNPlu
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ror iiMiCMur
vis,, iiniwninco my ...
Wlllard sent left to face, followed
with left to Juw. Mornn clinched.
Moran hnrkprt Wlllnnl . rnnoa anil '
sent three punches to stomach and
six light punches to heud.. Wlllard
shot left to Moran'a face nnd right
to body. Moran landed left to stom
ach. Wlllard canto back with right.) WiUard landed on face nnd body.
that widened the cut over Moran's Mornn uunblo to land. Jess sent left
I hereby annoutico myself as a can
didate on the democratic ticket for
tho nomination of sheriff, subject to
the will of the voters at the coming
primaries. J. A. MADDOX.
I taku this means to announce my
self as n cantlldato for sheriff, subject
to tho will of tho republican voters at
the primary election.
JAMES II. MOORE.
I hereby announce mysolfa candi
date for tho republican nomination for
tho office or sheriff nt tho primary
election. WM. C. MES8NER.
eye. Even round.
Round Six
Wlllard upper cut, but failed to
hurt Moran; smiled, resumed. Mornn
rushes Wlllard and missed an upper
cut. Landed left to body and an
other to bruised eye. Moran sent left
to body, missed swing to head. Wll-
Thn undersigned announces his can
didacy for the republican nomination
for sheriff of Klamath county. If I
nttt twtiiilatn trwl tin ft nljislattfl I tar Ml iltie
to body. Moran rushed nnd bnnged hK my term or office, construe my
three punchex in hnlf clinch. Jnas oath of olflco to mean n complete and
landed left to stomach, then landed ! efficient enforcement of the law. I
two miner ruts Morau cot two to ' wl" havc no ,n,crc8t t0 orv DUt the
two upper cuts .Mornn got two to ,,,. llUrMti , w, flvo lne pro.
body. W illard landed a short upper tectlon of my office to all persona aid
cut. Moran lauded on body. Morau 'all classes alike. 1 will personally
sent right smni h to Jaw. Wlllard's conduct my ofllco with strict regard to
round.
Wlllnrd
gets newspaper decision
extra"
county.
ordinary times in Klamath
THERE IS LITTLE time left in
which to register. Better speed up,
Slowpoke.
BETTER BEGIN your plans for en
tering the "City Beautiful" contest.
BUT WE STILL have with us for
settlement the Shlpplngton - Pelican
City road problem. It's a live Issue,
too.
PINE GROVE PICKUPS
DO YOU KNOW THAT-
LITTLE NECK CLAMS
"SJkMf.," No. 1 tine, 8 for.
50c
SOAP
"Boee Blossom Glycerin,"
Special, per bar 5c
THERE is no federal institution
in the United 8tates for the re
ception and care of lepers?
Plauge is a disease of rodents?
Malaria Is spread by a special
mosquito?
House screening is a good disease
preventive? .
Fingers,- flies and food spread ty
phoid fever?
Pellagra may be prevented or
cured by proper diet?
The United States public health i
service believes that the common
towel spreads trachoma, a disease of
the eyea?
Children from sanitary homes ad-
Ivance more rapidly In school than
mose rrom dirty premises?
Dr. Morgan of Mt. Lakl will preach
at Pine Grove Sunday at 3 p. m.
Miss Dona -Mock is spending this
week with Nora Miller In Klamath
Falls. They will attend the revival
meetings.
The new officers .elected for the
Literary club are as follews: Rich
ard Bennett, president; Miss Hazel
Arant, vice president; Miss Grace
Cunningham, secretary.
Recruits for U. S. Army After Villa
economy, I win at all limes serve all
official papers with promptness. I will
glvo all prisoners In my custody Im
mune treatment, wholesome food and
cleatt quarters. I will appreciate your
support. E. W. GOWEN.
for tho republican nun ilnwZ . '
assessor for Klamath u. ?y"Sb
l the approval of t!IL. ,' ,,W
coming primary In My " " "
JOHN" V TIITON,
I hereby nunouiuv my cniM..
for the republican nninniti, '
assessor of Klaniatltountr ''
fWJIl PKTBR80X.
I hereby nnnouiiKi my candid
for the nom nation an amitoroi,b
republican ticket ut tho prlmuTtfi
tlon to be hold on May l J i iiu
C. AUSTIN iiatdm.
I hereby announce i.iIiT":rv
date for renomlnntlun ....T?T
the democratic tlrkt t tnTcvifl
primary election. j, p. Lg
I hereby announce myuif -w.
date for assessor, subject to thefll
of the democratic voters at the bh.
marles. JASPKIt iienniV
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For Circuit Judge
Tho undersigned announce hi
candidacy for democratic nomlai
tlon for circuit jtidge of Kuuutt
county ROI.1.0 (' (IK0E8BECK.
Everyone enjoyed
hail Wednesday.
the snow and
TO YOUR HEALTH
HAWXmiRST'S MARKET
Bee beea completely remodelled,
la In the most eamkaqr condition,
and hae an aetomefcUe deUrery
to wanre ugntauf eemee.
CAN VOU BUT IT?
for a cosnblaaUosi fey beaJUi and
ceMvealoaoef Our pHses are rigmt
and onr meate the bagt.
717 Main St. HmmMu'
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NOW THAT THE trial is over.
Klamath will give a little more atten
tion to the two wars, politics and oth
er events that have been side-tracked.
FROM A JOURNALISTIC stand
point, Saturday and Sunday were
The children of Pine Grove are en
Joying their new croquet game Im
mensely. Miss Nellie Gray has been out of
school all week on account of illness.
Miss Oray attends school at Henley.
The mothers held their meeting
Thursday this week at Henley instead;
of Friday on account of the spelling
contest.
Charles and Dewey Dutton enter
tained the Boys Social club last week
at the home of their aunt. Mrs. C.
Harrison. '
H. M. Miller has bought two dairy
cows from H. Roberts of Poe Valley.
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For Coroner
I I hereby anuounco mynolf ns a can
jdldate for tho republican nomination
.for coroner nt tho primary election
10 ue neiii on May 19, 1310.
DR. A. A. 80ULK.
I hereby announce myself si t cm.
dldate for the republican oomlutiot
for circuit iudau for tha ThiM..k
Judicial district, coinpriilnc Kliaiu
county, at tho primary election to b
held May 19, 116.
"V. KU VKENDALL.
I announco ni)nllf na a caadldtu
for the republican nomlnstlan forth
office of circuit judge for Klttutt
county, state of Oregon, subject totke
win oi tne voters at tti nbIh
primary election, c. M. OSEILL.
VMMMSseeejMeaMAaAAMMsteajejsjvejejMkjsjM
For County Comuilssloaer
I hereby anuoumo nrtslf u i
candidate for the democrsllc nontu
tlon fur county commissioner it tbi
coming primary election.
HUltilKL SHORT.
I tnko this mouns of uunounclna
niynelf n cnndldota fur rc-cloctlon to
the office or coroner, subject to the
will uf the democratic voters In the
primary on May 19th. My policy
will he to uphold my former record
of efficiency In office, with the least
ciMi to Klamath county.
" KARL WHITLOCK.
For County Treasurer
i I hereby announco myself a candi
date Tor thu republican nomination
for tieuxurcr of Klamath county; sub
ject to the approval of tho electors at
the kiiiiIiik primary election.
, A. A. MEIIAFFBY.
I hereby announce myult u i
candidate for re-nomlnatloBontkin-
publican ticket for county cog
sloner, subject to the will of the vot-
ers at tho primary election.
JOHN IIAOELSTEIN.
I hereby announce my ciadldicj
for the office of county commuatOBtr
of Klamath county, subject to lbs ap
proval of tho voters In the republleu
primary. JACOll KUECK.
I hereby annoutico my cudldtqr
for the democratic no mini tlon u '
county commissioner.
WILLIAM I,. WELCH.
t I hereby announco mysolf a candi
date fur the republican nomination
for ireiiBiiror of Klamath county for
'n neennd torm.
I (IKOItdE A. IIAYDON.
Fur County Clerk
I I huieby nniiounco myself us a can-
iiiuiiin ror tho office of clerk for
Klamath county, Oregon, on tho re-
imuiKiin ucKei. i respectfully ask
the Hiipprut or the voters of the coun
ty ;ni tho primary election for thla
omco. it, u. wowlev, Hlldobrand.
For Circuit Comt Clerk
I hereby announco my candidacy
for the republican uomlnnllonutU'i
of the circuit court or Klamath cosi
ly at the coming primary election.
C. K. BRANDENBURG.
For County Surveyor
I hereby announco myself u sou
dldate for re-nomlnatlon for U of
fice of county survoyor on the ripab
llcan ticket. K. - BNV.
I take this means of announctol
my candidacy ror nomination on UJ
republican ticket for the oBcs
county surveyor. F. llK"";r-
eeseeesjeesjeeasMsnseeeeBre ss '
I hereby nnnountc myself ns a can
didate on tho demorrrAllp. Hrlr.t fn.
the nomination of clerk or Klamath
'",,iii'i nmijuKi io mo win ior the
voters at tho primary elcctlou for this
office. HURT 15. HAWKINS.
Panch Villa didn't stop to realize his raid on Columbus, N.
would mean heavy recruiting for tho United States army. Hero is
scene where the men are being recruited and measured. Somo
cruitlng stations have worked overtime Blnco tho Villa attack,
M
one
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BONANZA BROWS
r
Herbert James, a nephew of H. M.
Up-to-the-Mwnte OeCswte. Daniels, who has been spending his
Clean, snappy, one-motion folding vocation here, has returned to
Go-Carts, equipped with adjustable Needles, Calif., where he Is employed
foot well and reclining spring seat: D tn railroad
tubular steel frame, neat mud guards
and foot brake; nlckle trimmed; mo
hair hood, with big clearance under
cart: 19.60 to 111.60.
It WILLIS-JOHNSTONB CO.
We bad- some precipitation last
woek. No one is grumbtlag the
more moisture the bigger the crops.
The Farmers' Club bas-recelved its
first batch of poison for the benefit of
the Kround squirrels. Returns of
catiiiulliefa not yet sent in.
Two or three families who have
tiiken land rrom Francis J. Bowne
have stinted clearing several hundred
acres or brush, preparatory to seed
ing.
A! oh l or the stockmen have turned
thulr stock out on the range, which is
in fair condition this year.'
H M. Daniels was quite sick for
several days, but has since. Improved.
(leorge Bparrentorn recently paid a
visit to Qeatty, where John Slmmonds
has a grocery and'drygood store.
AilvertiNcd Mull List
Tho following unclaimed mull mat-
ter auverused on March 2G. will
I hereby announco myseff a candl
ditto ror renomlnatlon on the repub
can ticket as county clerk, subject to
tho wishes of tho voters at the coming
primary election. C. R. DeLAP.
Apartment house, price 17.600.
Small payment down; completely fur
Dished: rents now for 1100 ner month
uiuu irom living apartments. 1st
leuiu. corner of Plnn nti ...
bOlnrtV IIP aAAr.. n am .. . ...
gent to tho dead leltnr nfllnn n ur.i. 1,. . ' ... " '"" "u ssrs. LUCIUS
inaton. Aorll sth "nn,ngnam. IHIH
HVik ItnnreiiontatJve
I hereby announce -myseii ss
candidate for the ofllco of rspr
sentatlve for tho 21st rcpresnttU
district, comprUIng the eoinim
Klamath, Lake, Crook, Orsnt u
Jefferson, subject to the wlibts
the voters of the republican party.
ALBKIIT KJELDW
I announce mysolf as n wnfi-J"
for the democratic nomlasuM w
representative of the 21t "?
at..A JI...1.1 I. el.A IavIIIhUTI W
s.mb.r ?BED W. HVNWUK.
I k.Mku nnniinrn nivielf SS 0M . ,'
dldate on the republican tlJt .
representative 01 m '""ruiof
district, comprised of tle0"K4
Crookjjefferson, Grant, KUmitB
VBRNON A. FUHUH.D, -y
F, W. Broadsword has purchased a
new Reo. Don't forget it's leap yean
girls.
Bays, George
Harthrodo, Mr. nnd Mrs, Max
Little, Hazello. , -
Miller, R. of
McAullffe, Eugene D,
McDonald, Levy
McDonald, Blanche
Paseda, R.
Pearson, Mrs, H.
Smith, Lena
Toman, Mrs.
Trotter, Wllbort
A charge of one cent will be made
on all letters delivered from this llatl
In calling for letters pleaso say "ad
vertised." , W, A. DKLZELL, P. M.
Clill(oto-,coRccta-rtnu and looks
imer property of ell kinds. g
Wood
HLAI1, LIMH AND BODY
'Hawed to any length, Our beet
block wood la delivered direct
from sheds, and is nlways dry.
One load nlll convince you.
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
O. Peyton, Mgr. inoe 1H7
I hereby announco myself uiom;
dldate on the repub lean '"
repfeeenUUre of the Wjtt
district, comprised of the ewjj
Orook, Jefferson, Orant, "
WKSLBY O. SMITH, Klamath Iff;
trVMMWAWMMMAMM
For School SnperlatMdM
I hereby announce my fRilir
lor tne republican nom nttMf J"
school superintendent or -
eWtr' BKB8IR B. APPUMMTft
I harativ nnnlinca myself S f'
ilnta m It., pannhllean ticket f f"T
Inntlon as county schopl ttJJfWK.
ent. and solicit the support of tas i
ers nt the coming prlmarlsi.
.. ... .I unuMali WR
iou wiu never n ' -is
out insurance if your policies ?
ten by agents who w T
of the business. See Clillcote. ,