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SARDINES "Btileri Yacht-Club"
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CHEE8E Martin's New York.
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RED PEPPERS "Plmentoe."
Mild, can .., 19c
PASTRY FUOUR "Swani'Down."
Fine for cakes. Package 35c
STRING BEANS "6f A W."
Juit like freeh onee, 3 cane...... 60c
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CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
ABSTRACTS IN8URANCB
Members Oregon Association
Titio Man
Grain Smut and Potato Scab
Coat IliU country hundred of UiuummmU of ilellura iinnunlly. This
Minount run be saved through the use of goKl
FORMALDEHYDE
Wo sell Uie beet grade and guarantee il. The government rec
ommends Ha use. To make suro of IkiU result you should get your
iipplf fro aa.
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Your Best
Protection
Against adversity and want in' old
age 1b a savings bank account start
ed while you are young and kept
rowing by constant additions to
your first deposit. There Is no oth
er sure way of escaping poverty.
Why not commence Insuring your
Mr against want by starting that
account right nowt
FIRST STATE and SAVINGS BANK
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ED WniQHT of Union County
Republican Cnndldnto for Public Ser
vice Commissioner
Hoinu of tho roftsoiiH why he should
expect Itopubllvnn votes at tho com
ing prluinrlcs
A hoim lldi; nnd continuing reuldenco
In Eastern Oregon for thirty-eight
years. (Dora In Union county).
A roconl for" honest, connclontlou
and efficient sorvlco In public office.
A consistent Republican.
i A rcputntion for good Judgment,
futrness nnd honesty.
i An invitation to tho public to In
vestigate by reference to any reput
nblo farmer, banker, merchant or other
business or professional man in Union
county.
, Ills platform; Conscientious sorvlco
to tho statu nt all times, demanding
nbsoluto fairness." adv.
Expert Plumbing
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700 Main. St
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National Highway Board
is Urged Through Nation
I WASHINGTON, D. (.,. April 28. stato systems Just as tho state sys
, Resolutions urging congress to create toms In thirty-ono states of tho Union
(n national highways commission to In- now correlate and bring to their high
vcsllgato nnd report upon tho most est valuo tho county and township sys
economic nnd beneficial method for terns. '
tho federal government to participate
'ln tho building of good roads, are be
ing submitted by the National High
ways Association to stato legislatures,
chnmbora of commerce nnd civic or-1
gnnlzntlons In all sections of tho
country.
Hellovlng that congress is now prac
tically committed in principle to tho
policy of federal participation In good
roads construction, this movement has
been undertaken to direct such par-
tlclpatlon along tho most scoentlfic ,
nnd economic linon. Tho form of reso
lution offered to the legislatures and
chambers of commorce provides that
the National Highways Commission !
Minll survey nnd locato a system of
highways connecting all stato high
way systems by interstate trunk lines,
thus providing a national system of
highways which will correlate the
CAMPAIGNERS ARE
ACTIVEHf STATE
WITH CLOSINQ OF PETITION FIL
ING PERIOD, PARTY MEMBERS
ALL OVER OREGON WILL Bl
TARGETS -OF APPEAL8
United Press Service
SALEM, Ore., April 28. With tho
Hlntcs completed for tho primary elec
tion In Oregon May 19, politicians to
day nro whetting up their throats for
rousing campaigns In nearly every
county.
The most exciting rnco promises to
the fight for presidential preference
on tho republican ticket between The
odore K. Durton of Ohio, Albert D.
Cummins of Iowa nnd Charles E.
Hughes of, New York. Tho only re
publican vlco presidential candldato
is William C. Webster of Illinois.
Woodrow Wilson -is tho only demo
cratic presidential candidate, but the
vlco presidential preference will be
fought out, between Vice President
Marshall and Governor Majors of Mis
souri. Representatives Hawloy and Slnnott
In tho first and second congressional
districts havo no opposition, but
Representative McArthur will have to
fight for his nomination against E. V.
Llttlofleld and A. W. Lafferty in the
third district, which comprises Mult
nomah county. For -state officers the
only thrill Is provided in the race be-
tweon Don W. Olcott, incumoent, ana
Charles U. Moores for secretary or
state.
Son la Born
A son, weighing eight and a half
pounds, has arrived to gladden the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kinney
at Oleae.
HEAD OF BIG SAWMILL CO.
Continuedvfrom Page 1
would roll Into Klamath Falls over
this highway for ten months In each
year, besides tho. money spent by in
dividuals not connected with the in
dustries. The Pelican Bay Lumber
company fcols confident that the road
project will carry and Is, partly on
this belief, planning to put on a night
crow May 16th, which would, in ef
fect, add another two-band saw mill
to Klamath county Industries, and ap
proximately $20,000 to tho above pay
rolls.
It Is truo of practically every city
that the business district changes with
tlmo and shifts to new positions which
nro more accessible to the people wltn
whom they trade and do business. In
Kansas City, Missouri, there la a very
united effort being made at the pres
ent time to prevent the trade center
of that city from shifting from its
old location to a more accessible one,
and In order to prevent this shift
ing nnd tho decrease of values In
tho old trade center, the property
owners In that center are at pras
ont giving three-year leases without
rent to certain good stores in order to
ifAAn them in the old loeatiqn, and
hoDlng through the prominence of
these stores to nave mem act
uiagnot In holding smaller business
houses to that locality. We might re
cite a number of other cltlea which
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are going, or have neea inrouga uw
,ame condition, and we believe that'
In presenting tho resolution the Na-
tlonal Highways Association has ad
vanced the argument that only by
providing for some such scientific loce-
tion of tho highways on which federal
funds are to bo expended can the evils
of the "pork barrel" system of legisla
tion bo. avoided.
With every good roads measuro that
Is Introduced In congress It Is made
evident that tho trend is away from
"pork and toward a method of federal
participation which will secure the
most efficient administration of the
work and the most economic results.
Officers of tho National Highways As-
sociatlon express their confidence that
with tho tide set in this direction, they
will succeed In their effort to hare
federal participation in this work guid
ed and controlled by tho counsels of
an expert commission.
if the present retail store district of
Klamath Falls Is to be maintained In
as strong a position as it should oc
cupy in the community it should be
entrenched by highway arteries lead
ing the spending public along lines of
tho least resistance to that point, and
In a community where street cars have
not begun to play a part, a good road
bed offers the best Investment for
maintaining this center.
Tho milling centers on the Upper
Klamath Lake will bo benefitted only
to tho extent of not having to invest
quite as much money in dwellings and
in merchandise stocks in their stores.
and yet if they make this Investment
it would be a paying Investment. The
Pelican Bay Lumber company expects
to maintain tho little store which it
has here now, as this store does not
carry all of the needs of the communi
tyIt only carries groceries and a few
staple articles in men's furnishings,
such as overalls, shirts and tobaccos.
Tho largest benefit we expect from
maintaining this store Is permitting
us to buy groceries and supplies con
sumed by ourselves at' wholesale
prices. Inasmuch as we have at the'
present about 250 men to feed, it is
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as reasonable a price as we. possibly I
!.- mi Aewt 4tif AitJ a
can so that wo can play even on the
boarding house end of our business,
but they would prefer to use their
money to the largest extent directly
In tho lumber business and let others
enjoy tho profits from these other in
vestments, and the building of the road
would take from the profits of any
expansion of these other enterprises,
as no expansion of the present store
Is contemplated, if Klamath Falls by
the construction of this road shows
that our people can be provided for
in Klamath Falls. Beside the benefits
derived from the pay rolls of the mills
cutting forest reserve timber, some
people do not know that one-fourth
of the money we pay to. the govern
ment for timber Is returned to the
counties in which timber forest Is lo
cated for use In building roads and
maintaining schools. If the mills were
not running this money would not be
available. The county will receive
$6,000.00 this year and double this
amount next year on account of the
Pelican Bay Lumber company cutting
alone,, and will continue from "year to
year.
LYLE TELLS HIS PLATFORM
Continued from page 1
government havo devoted their main
enorgles to meddling in petty street
corner politics; the police department
has always been in a political turmoil;
now the volunteer fire department has
been dragged into politics. The city
officials have been, continually jump
ing from the frying pan Into the fire
and all about matters that could and
should be handled without any fuss,
and expeditiously. When I say that
wo tare at the parting of the ways, I
mean that wo can continue to run our
city on this street-corner basis and
use up our tax money and the energies
of our officials for these petty mat
ters or In the enforcement of -the laws
of the state of Oregon, which should
bo enforced by the state oBclala; or
we can turn about and conduct our
city aa any businesslike municipal
corporation of this site and with our
opportunities should be conducted.
But, we can make up our minds that
It we continue to waste our energies
and the energies of our officials in
street-corner politics, we shall either
altogether or delay for a long time,
the opportunities that await as through
the development of Ihe Klamath coun-
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It you want aura atmUornerpoU-
tics and more disagreement about po
lice and fire department matters, doat
voto for mo. I will not take the time
to, stir up continual rowa should I be
elected mayor of this city. If I am
elected mayor, 1 propose, to the beet
of my ability, to follow out the follow
ing pregram: .
Laws
1 will see that all laws are strictly
enforced, with equality to all.
Police
To secure efficient and courteous po
licemen to patrol the city and enforce
tho ordinances. I believe that Klam
ath Falls Is a law-abiding .community
and I favor the appointment of only
as many men as absolutely necessary
to patrol the business district of the
city and to enforco the sanitary and
other ordinances. These men should
have tho cleanest possible record;
should bo kind and. considerate, es
pecially to children, and should not
wear any uniforms.
Sanitation -
I shall demand that tho police de
partment shall enforce the sanitary
laws of the city. Livery stables and
private families that keep cows or
horses within the city limits will be
required to live up to tho letter and
spirit of the law requlrilng the habita
tion of such animals to bo kept Im
maculately clean so that the health of
our children will not be endangered.
Free Delivery
f If elected, I will co-operate with the
local postoffice officials and use my
best efforts In securing free delivery
of the malls for our city.
Streets
I believe that the present method of
sweeping Main street is antiquated
and out of date. I nave seen clouds
of dust thrown Into the stores of the
merchants along Main streets by the
old "White Wings" that sweeps that
street. I favor the immediate In
auguration of a. proper and modern
method of cleaning the paved street
I favor tho sprinkling and caring for
of the dirt streets-m town, especially
those streets that lead to outlyinlg
portion's.
Shlpplnlgton Road
A road Is badly needed to connect
the main portion of the city with the
Shlpplnlgton district, where is distrib
uted at least 80 per cent of the pay
roll of this city. Several Ideas have
been broached for the construction
of that road. A measure la now on!
the ballot to bond the whole city for
the construction of the road. THIS
MATTER IS SQUARELY UP TO THB ;
TAXPAYERS THEJUBELiVlSS, AH IT
OUGHT TO BE. If it carries, I pledge
myself to see that the money la ex
pended In the best possible way for
Klamath Falls and that the road la
built at once. If the measure falls.
i believe that.the city should repair
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and keep In good condition the. present
road leadtnlg to Shlpplnlgton, as they
carry more travel than any of the un
paved streets of the city.
Parks, Playgrounds and Cemetery
I favor the development of the city's
park property Info beauty spots and
public playgrounds for the children.
This can be begun with little expense
and DEVELOPED as the city has the
funds. Tho city should find some
means of taking over the cemetery
and putting It in proper'condltlon. It
should be made a beauty spot instead!
of allowing It to remain open to stray
cattle and horses.
The Fire Department
I believe that Klamath Falls is too
small a city to afford a paid fire de-t
partment large enough to be of any;
material use when fire breaks out j
Volunteer firemen have rendered vali-j
ant and efficient service here for many
years and their efforts should be ap
preciated. Cities many times larger
than Klamath Falls have only volun
teer fire departments. The city should
furnish up-to-date apparatus ror tne
use of the firemen. This apparatus
should be cared for by a paid employe
of the city and always under control
of the city. A favor the passage of
an ordinance that would recognise a
volunteer fire department, .when prop
erly organized under a charter and by
laws to be approved by the council;
such fire department to submit to the
mayor and council the names of awn
from among its. number from which
the city shall, elect the fire chief, who
will have charge of the fire fighting
apparatus of the city and be paid by
the city. I believe that It will be con
sidered a badge of distinction to be
long to a properly organised volunteer
fire department and that the city ad
ministration should encourage volun
teer firemen. Companies of volunteer
firemen are as capable of judging the
qualifications of their members as are
members of companies of tbVNatloaa!
Guard, which comprise the volunteer
army of the United States.
The Ankeny Canal
The Ankeny Canal la a matter that
cannot be handled by the mayor atone.
however industrious and well mean
ing he may be. To properly dispose
of this, nuisance and danger to the pub
lic health, the co-operation of, the city,
the federal government and the Klam
ath Water Users Association u re
quired. I believe that a eexperatlva
plan whereby this canal eaa be etceed
can be worked out with the aid of the
council, the city ofgclala, the
of the attaautth Water Users
tion and, all the,eKlsoas ef Klamath
Fall, If I am elected mayer, I aball
use my beet efforts to start bosm pro
ceedings that will result la the closlag
of the canal aa sooa aa possible and
without the necessity of great expense
on the part of the ettjr.
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It la these thing which I .have out
lined that I mean by a basin ad
ministration In Klamath Fall a op
posed to the oldi time way of nunlag
this city. If we see to It that ear tax
money and the energies of our city
officials are devoted to attending, to
the plain business of protecting and
developing our city and to getting
ready for the development that ahould
come to Klamath Falls, we will be
ready to assist and aid In the move
ment that will make a city of Klamath.
We cannot do this if our money and
energies are frittered away in pollti-
cal squabbles. If yon believe In these
tblngs, elect me mayor and I will use
my best efforta to bring them about
If you want a political regime, don't
vote for me. I respectfully ask that
you compare my statement of policies
with those of the other candidate and
ask yourself which one of us stands
for the thing you want to aee ac-
compllshed here. If you do that I
shall cheerfully abide by the result of'
your decision as to how you want
your city affairs conducted.
Respectfully submitted,
A.J. LYLE.
DONT
FORGET
To take home with you eeme ef eur
delicious
Vanilla Cream
Puffs
Chocolate Eclaires
. and eur appetising
Parker House
Rolls.
FRESH PASTRY
of all Mnd
Murmi Baking
Company
Open Sunday frem 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
EVERYTHING.ELECTRICAL
Hotpelnt Irons,- Chaffing Dishes,
Fuse Plugs, Batteries, Flash Lights,
Handy Lanterns, etc., etc. tatl
matss on electrical Installation
cheerfully given.
CECIL WEEKS.
tLCCTRICIAN
At the Klamath Sportsman Store
Sth and Main, Phono to
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Investigate ray atteJifttUMCfoTfJaw
position. , . '
I am a substantial taxpayer aid leek
at the duUea. of the :
taxpayer standpoint
should pay tax In properties to hie
wealth, regardlea of the Matf e ptep
erty he owns.
If nominated and elected, 1 )!
keep two Ideal constantly before aa':
First, to place ALL PROPafltTT -'ii
the TAX ROLL that betoage there:
(Second, TO AS8E8S ALL, PXOPlaV
TY IN PROPORTION TO. ITS AC
TUAL VALUE.
Whether property ahould be
ed at its full value or at some mnifem
percentage of it value, depends ape
what Is being done In other counties
of the state. Our chief concern Is. te
have an equitable assessment of .aB
the property. ;?
If the duties, of the oace.faU,to any
lot, I shall dispose of all my private
business and will devote, all aty.tlaM
and the best of my ability to ts werk ,.,
of the office. , f -
My twelve years of reaUaaia aa
Klamath county have given aw a.lara
acquaintance over the eeaatyaad; st.
lines of business have made ran fa
miliar with the value of property. My ,
experience as HIOH SCHOOL PUN-
cipal, city" auPffltrNTatroawT
and COUNTY 8UPERINTaVnHBKT
qualify me to direct aad msasae the
work of such deputies as may be aeees
sary In conducting thebJMlasss' ef
the office. ' ,
You are asked to give this, matter ,
the same careful attention yoa weald v .
If you were seeking for a maa forjui
Important position la your owa busi
ness." ' J
Respectfully, - :
W. S.-JLOUQH.'
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