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Newspaper Page Text"V-' " r' SATURDAY, MAY 6, lt)e THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ABC TWO UeoWsCbttiedAdu. la taw CViiWti am utmi nt the if r Hm, tavariakls hi FOR SALE FOE SALE Studebaker "15," 6 as Banner automobile, la good condition, cheap for cash. See Chllcote. 3 FOR SALS CHEAP Camera, Slnnott at Herald offlce. POR SALE Furniture cheap; also white leghorn hens. Call at 319 Washington. C. E. Wlddoes. 1-St FOR SALE AAA THRBB SPEED Harley-Davldson. in Al shape for sale or trade for real property. S185. See Cecil Weeks. Klamath Sportsmans Store. 1-et FOR BALE Six cylinder Studebaker automobile. In first class condition. Self starter, electric light, oversized Urea, one extra; seven passenger. Demonstration any time. For sale cheap. See B. B. HalL Mt FOR BALE Thoroughbred young coekrels of the famous Bradley strata of Barred Plymouth Rock, se lected eggs for hatching. 16 eggs, $1.76; 30 eggs in one basket, $3.36. Cui ship eggs most any distance and they will hatch well. R. P. Clark, Weed. California. s-tf FOR SALE Five room house in Hot Sprlags Addition; famished or un furnished; a bargain. Address box 77S m-w-s FOR SALE Sewing machine, heater and bed. 816 Jefferson street 6-6t HELP WANTED yrrfyBrn WANTED-At once). Ap ply to Will W. Adams, Merrill. 4-4t WANTED Boy to act as clerk-messenger; must be 18 years of age. Ap ply Western Union. 6-3t FOR EXCHANGE HAVE SEVERAL SETS team harness and collars to trade for oats, wheat or barley. Address Keller Bros Bo- nanaa,Oi. Mt MISCELLANEOUS MONET TO LOAN Arthur R. Wil son. 617 Main. $3-tf AUTO FOR HIRE Phone 39S-W. 80-tf LOAN WANTED From $600.00 to $1300.00. Enquire of C. C. Brower, "Fostaaee building. Mt WANTED A class of foreigners to teach to speak English. Adreass P. O. Box 1144. 64L MONEY TO LOAN At 8 per cent Arthur W. Wilson. 617 Mala. 22-tf CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ABSTRACTS INSURANCE Members Oregon Aaoeelatlee) TWe Men DS. F. M. WHITE YE. BAB. NOBS THROAT Btl Odd FeUews' BeihthMj Expert Plumbing BBOWBM, BATHTUBS, SINKS, Property IneUlled Complete Iiae of flnnpUee Pad Jk Lortnz 7M Main St - 000WWWW00WW0A00A0AA STAR DRUG COMPANY Constipation to a Ttry simple, natural trouble, but ualees prop riy treated, it Buy develop into most aertous and complicated bsbibsi. We advls that Carl's Uttta Lrrsr Lifters be kept In or ry kMM. W eamnet reeomntand Mmm jNUs to WUy. W . ttoa oar patron acalaat the free I awl ladhwrlnUaate mm of etM and prgtrfs. Ife. Drag On. WWWMMMWWMMMMMMMWMMMSMMSMMM Bit seats TNM. v Merenfter bo adratlw sssaBanlsel y Mm cash. The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH Editor Publish dally except Sunday at Tha Herald Publishing Company t Klamath Falls, at lie Fourth street. Enured at the DoetoBtee at Klna ath Falls, Oregon, for transmission through the mails as aeeoaa-eiass matter. Subscription terms by Btatl to any address la tne united mates: One year le.oo One month ....... o KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON 8ATURDAY, MAY 6, 1016 THAT TARIFF COMMISSION THERE Is a Joker In the tariff com mission bill approved by Presi dent Wilson, and known as the Ralney bill. Section 11 reads as follews: 'There Is hereby permanently ap propriated, for the purpose of defray lug the expense of the establishment and maintenance of thocommlsslon, Including the payment of salaries nere is authorised out of any money in the treasury, of the United States not oth erwise appropriated, the sum of $300, 000 for each and every fiscal year after the passage of this act" This is intended to make available a permanent appropriation to keep up a commission which will be appointed by President Wilsonr who la a free trader, and who, judging from his past commission appointments Is decidedly averse to making non-partisan appoint ments. When Mr. Ralney wrote sec tion 11 he most have had in mind the action of his own party In destroying the tariff board appointed by President Ttf t by refusing to make an appropria tion for the board for the fiscal year of 1913. It Is considerably more difficult to repeal a section of a statute than It is to refuse to appropriate money for maintaining a bureau. if the Ralney bill shall be passed, there will be six members of this com mission, Instead of five, as at first pro posed, and their terms of office will be two, four, six, eight, ten and twelve years. It Is said that the president has in contemplation, should the bill become a law, the appointment of three democrats to the eight, ten and twelve year terms, and three pencil marked, Instead of engraved, repub licans for the short terms. The bill provides that any member may be re moved by the president for Inefficiency or neglect of duty. The republican ap pointee who would balk at Mr. Wil son's instructions would be promptly declared guilty of both, and a 'more tractable "republican" put In his place. Mr. Wilson Is hugging the vain de lusion that he will be re-elected, and he purposes to stave off any revision of the tariff looking to Increased rates by having the legislation referred to the tariff commission which he doml nates. By the time the comnlsju.u has passed on it the necessity for It fit no longer exist, for the Industrie sought to be protested will have gone Inf. bankruptcy. The undertaker, nut the uuctor, will be oi the Job. Fortunately the coutr rests o?u.-p Jr, '.ho confidence tha: WioJrovr Wil sjii's next seat wi'l bn at f.haJow nn, and his next revision will be that of bis "History of the American People." '. Scattered Shots . e e e WELL. IT LOOKS like everything was 'settled again between U. S. and Germany. About Tuesday, we'll bear of another torpedoing. SO FAR, there has been no anoarent reason for changing the name of Dead Man's HilL NEITHER HAS THERE been any reason for Klamath Falls people neg lecting to clean up their premises. IF BUSINESS Is the motor of the automobile of prosperity, advertising Is certainly the self starter. THIS VERDUN FIGHT Is hanging on as long as the Klamath county csmpsJfln. i"rl9l'- IT'S NEVER too arly to do your Christmas shopping, youi(aow. KKKUKU'S HAWAIIAN QUINTET There is an indescribable charm and sweet fascination about Hawaiian mu sic that the whole world Is striving, but without success, to emulate. No American stringed Instrument artist can imitate that peculiar subtlety of expression so easy to the Hawaiian on both native and International Instru ments. Kekuku's Hawaiian quintet, coming to Chautauqua, are the fore most latarnrttars of that wonderful music of the South Sea Islands. Tin members are drawn from the famous Toots Faka, Allsky, and original Bird of Paradise companies. It to s bril liant ensemble of harp guitar, guitar, ukulelf sd taropatah players, fsatar tag Joseph Kekuku, originator of the celebrated steel method of guitar flaying. Mr. Kekuku Is conceded the world's greatest solo guitarist He is tha senilis of that seductive slurring of the notes as they softly swirl like oh lucerne from the strings- after the notes have departed from the instrument with the taste and delicacy of n sweet thought, they form an echo chorus that seems to sing the racial poetry of the Hawsllans a people whose very language la a song. The vocal and Instrumental claeell- rations of Kekuku's Hawaiian quintet arc: Joseph Kekuku, steel method FUitnr; Henry Haka, basso, harp gui tar? Alfred Wlela. baritone, ukulele; Gabo Kalau. tenor, guitar, and Tom Kakans, tenor, taropatch. These art ibts will appear In the Chautauqua bill hero from June 8 to 13. At the Churches Grace Methodist Episcopal Ctmrch Corner Tenth and High streets. K. C. Richards, minister. 10 a. m. Sunday school, B. M. Chll eote, superintendent. 11 a. m., preaching and reception of members. Subject, "The Higher Work" 7 p. m., Epworth League, Chas. L. Roberts, president 8 p. m., evening song and sermon "The Harmony of Life." Wednesday, midweek service at 8 p. m. Thursday evening, choir practice at M5. Vernon T. Motscheabacher, choris ter; Mrs. Albrecht Oehler, pfnnlst The choir will render an anthem In the morning and Misses Clara Calkins and Claudia Spink a duet at night We Invite public . Christian Church Corner 9th ave. and Pine street J. W. Jenkins, pastor, room 8. Hotel Washington. 10 a. m., Bible school class. Geo. A. Haydon, superintendent 11 a. m., preaching. Subject. "The Golden Text of the Bible." 7 p. m., Endeavor meeting. Miss Ap plegate, president 8 p. m.. preaching. Subject, "The Distinctive Peculiarities of the Church of Christ" Praise and prayer meeting Wednes day evening at 8 o'clock, followed by Bible study. The members are expected to be present at these meetings, and all not worshipping elsewhere are cordially invited. Church of Christ BcleetUsu Services are held on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in Christian Science hall in the Jacobs' block, corner Third and Main streets, upstairs. Sunday school from 9:46 to 10:46 a. m. The subject for tomorrow's lesson will be "Adam and the Fallen Man." The reading toom of the Society at the same location will be open on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons from 2:30 to 4:30 until further notice. First Presbyterian Chnrch Corner Third and Pine streets. Charles T. Hurd, pastor; residence lilt Main street. Services this week will be as fol fel fol eows: i , jfl 10 a. m., Sunday school. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. 6:30 p. m.. Christian Endeavor study- Music in an Organ .A poor musician aan get more music and and comfort eut ef an organ than from a plane. We have several good enes en terms 91 per month. Call eeen. nanflntnEnV SHEPHERD PIANO DEPOT Next Door to PeatoBlee Correct Custom Tailoring THERE'S a great deal of satisfaction in having your clothes fit right, and looh well at a cost that is within what you want to pay. - You are) invited to call and.sa tha latast fashions and fabrics. LOE WE BROS., Tailor. . CLEANING aad PRESSING car-luMy Vnm. Wednesday, 8 p. m.. midweek service. Thursday, 8 p. ra., choir practice. Church of the Sacred Heart Corner Worden avenue and Donald street. Rev. Hugh J. Marshall. First Mass at 8:80 a. u. High Mesa and Benediction, 10:80 Week day Maaa every morning at 7:16. Catechetical Instruction every Sat urday at 9:30 a. a. Kplecopal Church Services will be held fn the Sunday school room at the M. B. church every Sanday at 3:10 p. m. A cordial welcome Is extended to all. Emmanuel Baptists Meet In the li brary building, corner 3d and Main. Sunday School. 10 a. m , O. P. Couch man, superintendent Mrs. C. R. Milter, missionary super intendent Mrs. Orlgsby, temperance superin tendent' Baptist young people's service, 7 p. m. Cottage prayer meeting. Wednesday, 8 p.m. Women's home and foreign mission ary society meets first Thursday of each month. Communion services first Sunday of each month. You are welcome to worship with us. Depth Cbnrch Comer Eighth and Canal streets. Rev. J B. Grtfltb pastor. Bible school at 10 a. in.. C. K. De Lap. superintendent. Regular morning services. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Everyone cordially Invited to these services. - Bonansa M. E. church Pastor Sidney W. HalL Services for the month will be held as follews: First Sunday At Bonansa at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; at Dairy at 3 p. m. Second Sunday Poe Valley at 11 a. m.; Bonanza at 7:30 p. m. Third Sunday At Lorella at 11 a. m.; Bonansa at 7:30 p. m. Fourth Sunday At Bonanza at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Dairy at 3 p. m. When there are five Sundays in the month, morning service will be held at Lorella at 11 a. m. and at Bonanza at 7:30 d. m. nrmnUf of Bonanza church and Sun day school, Miss Grace Lytle. Sunday school at Lorella every Sun day morning at 10 a. m., superintend ent, Henry Haines. Sunday school at Dairy every first and fourth Sunday, superintendent, Mr. Sedge; organist, Miss Odea. STOPS HEADACHE, PMN.JEPLGIA Do't siffoTl Ott A dim pAck- of Dr. Jibub' HosdiBBS Pondon. You eaa clear your head aad relieve a dull, splitting or violent throbbing headache in a Bseeseat with a Dr. James' Headache Powder. This old time headache relief acU almost magi cally. Send some oae to the drug store now for a dime package aad a few mo-'-nents after you take a powder you will wonder what became of the head- irlir, neuralgia and pain. Stop nufTtr inf it' nmllt. Ba aure you get what in mlc for. Second Hand Pianos $65 and Up WOULD MItT OiAR MEAT CASK WITH OitR MEAT ' e United Press Sorvlce e ST. PAUL, Minn, May .-neeiw has bocotne dear moot, and Minne-e ota officials would meet tho Bit uaUon with deer meat W. T. Cox, state rorcstcr. would havo Minnesota farmer ralsodoer to bust tho beer trust Ho says" It would bo uo trouuio w at all to raise deer for venison. They are solf supporting, grating on even tho pooroit lanii. a Thnv raoldlv Increase, each doe bearing two fawns annually. They mature In half the time steers, re-w quire, ho sas KO WRIGHT of Unten County Republican Candidate for Public Ser vice Commissioner Rome of the reasons why ho should expect Republican votes at the com ing primaries: A bona fide and continuing residence In Eastern Oregon for thirty-eight years. (Born In Union county). - A record for honest, conscientious and efficient servtco In public office A consistent Republican A reputation for good judgment, fairness and honesty. An Invitation to the public to In vestigate by reference to any reput able fanner, banker, merchant or other business or professional man In Union county. His platferm: Conscientious service to the state at all times, demanding absolute fairness." adv. EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Hotpolnt Irons, Chafllno Olshss, Fuse Plugs, Batteries, Flash Lights, Handy Lanterns, etc., etc. Esti mates on Electrical Inetallstlon cheerfully given. CECIL WEEKS. ELECTRICIAN At the Klamath Sportsmans Store Sth and Main, Phono M LEGAL NOTICES Notice inviting Bids Notice is hereby given that bids will be received by the Police Judge up to and Including Monday, May 8, 1916, at the hour of 8 o'clock p. m, for hauling off all rubbish assembled on Clean-Up Day. Rubbish to be hauled from all parts of the city to the dumping grounnd at the foot of Second street, near Lake Ewauna, complete delivery of all such rubbish at said dumping ground to bo made not later than 6 o'clock p. m., on Wednesday, May 17, 1916. All bids must be submitted on a cubic yard basis. The council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. A. L. LEAVITT, Police Judge. By order of the Common Council. 4-4t Notice Inviting Bids Bids will be received by the Police Judge of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, up to and Including Monday, May 16, 1916, at tne hour of 8 o'clock p. m., for the repair of Sixth street, from Klnlock avenue to the city limits; Third street, from Main to Orant; Eighth street from Main to High; High street, from Eighth to Ninth; Ninth street, from High to Prospect; Pros pect to Upbam; Upham to Oregon ave nue; Oregon avenue to Delta, In ac cordance with the specifications of tho city engineer on file with the Police Judge. Bids to be submitted separ ately for Third street and Sixth street. Eighth, Ninth, High, Prospect, Upham aad Oregon streets as mentioned shall he considered one unit, and a separate bid submlttsd therefor. Tha Conuaon Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. A. L. LEAVITT, Police Judge. By order of the Common Council. 41 BBBBfrfs "T"annnr! "i . nBnBnBnBnBnV BK5T,nBn?'leJi' AaanBnanl 'MMlBnnnMBnnVt'iSBpeeBnnnnnBnl "i1afsfnan1Wr--.enBsasnnnnl BnBBBBBnnBnf AgPnBnVBnBnl nBnBnVK " :PfflBnfjnBni nVnmnViSPllBBBnl SMSBBaHRjLT., .iSBBBBBnl AsSBBBBBBBnnV- . f : AnUBBBB nnBBBBBBBBBn j aBBBBBBW. nUBBBBBBBn nnsnnBnnBBBnw'i innnvc snnBnnnBBBi nnnnnmVSnnnH nanananananV JBnVaananaBnal nananananananananananaH I POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS l.',ir Hherlff ...i,.. ,i.i. inniin of niinouticltia I HlU " "- -- .,,.... ..... my ennd dncy ror tno rovum i-nu ui; bollovo tlmt my work m deputy sheriff gpouka for luoir. tvnu i sunn arenuy appreciate mo bpi.. j ak,j i r I hereby minounco inyaolt as a can dldato for ttto oltlco of sheriff for Klamath county. Oregon, on the re niibUcnn ticket. 1 respectfully ask ,o support of Uto voters of tho couti ty at tho primary election for this offlce. JOHN II. COI.I.MAN. i.....ai. tiiiiitimirit iiivsuir a cnntll ditto for tho democrntla nomluntlon for Mhorirr nt tho coming prlmnrliti. i i ....i.itPirniiv usk tho support of Itlm voters of Klnmalh county. , HKOItOi: l IIUMMIIIBY. i l..l.ii nntinllllfn lllVMPlf OH l Cttll (llilalti for reiiomliirtllon on tho repub lican ticket for slierirr. i inviio u rumful liivestlgnHon f toy record an uliorlff .lurliiK the imst thrco : yen is 0 W lUWi I lii'-oliy nnnouiico myself ns n con. illtlato for tlio nomltintloit for sheriff on tlio lopiihllinn ticket nt tho pri mary leillon to bo hold oil -May "O. I9IB CAUKVM. HAM8IIY. ,,.i,.. ti.i,, momi nf nitiinutu'lne my cnmtldnuy for tlio republican nomina tion ns MllOrilX III IIIO iruniuivn May. My record na n cltlten nnd as n police officer In Klamath Kails It open to nil. nnd 1 respectfully nsk tho sup mirf nr tint voters l,o seek uu nil ministration of efficiency. William Mali,. I hereby nunouueo msolf as ti can dldato on the democratic ticket for tho nomluntlon of sheriff, aubjoct to tlio will of the otora til tlio coming prlmarlei. J A. MAHDOX 1 tnko this menus to linnntinco my. olf ns n rnndldato for sheriff, subject to tho will of tlio republlpnn voters nt the primary election. JAMKS U MOOUU. t in.rativ iiuiniiiiru niVMolf a catldl- dato for the republican nomination for tho office or Biierirr nt mo puainrr election VM. C. MUSHNBH. ti... mi. i. .ruiL-m.it iitiniiunces his can didacy for tlio republican nomination nr .l.arlir .if Ivlllllllllll IQlintV. If I nm nominated and elected, 1 will, dur ing my term or omvo, conmrue iu oath of ollliu to menu it lomplcto ami ofllclont enforcement of tho law. I will hove no Interest to serve but the public Interest. I Mill give tho pro toctlon of my olllro to till persons uud nil clnBMM alike. I w 111 personally conduct my olllcc with strict regard to economy. I will nt all times sorvo all ofllclul papers with promptness. 1 will give all prisoners In my custody liu mnno treatment, wholesome food and clean quarters. I will appreciate your support. U. W. OOWUN. I herewith announce uislf us a cundldato for tho nomination as slier Iff, subject to tho will of tho demo cratic voters nt tlio primary election. u. i:. iiunsaki:u. 1 hereby utiuounco myself ns a can didate for the republican nomination for sheriff, subject to the will of tho voters nt tho primary election, May 19, 191C PRANK N PRAKKS. To my friends, and especially tho democrat voters In tho coming pri mary: 1 trust you will glvo me your support for sheriff. 1 stand for hon est werk: not too much sitting on tho job; and a Htjuaro deal for evorybody. If olocted, I can and will earn a part of tho salary tho olflco pays. Don't forgot 'my motto at tho polls. Thank ing you In advance, ono and all, for any favors shown me. I am. Yours very truly, J, T. UARTREU, The Watklas Man .. AV.WWIWWIMIWIWWWWWWJWV For Coroner 1 hereby announco mysolf as u can didate for the republican nomination for coronor at tho prlmnry election to be held on May 19, 1910. DR. A. A: 8QULE. I tako this means of announcing niyuelf a caudlduto for ro-olectlon to tlio olllce of coroner, subject to the will of tlio democratic voters In, the primary on May 19th. My policy wilt ho to uphold my former record of elllcloucy In olllce, with the least com to Klamath county. UAIll. WIUTI.OCK. For County Treasurer I hereby announce mysolf a candi date for tho republican nomination for treasurer of Klamath county, sub joct to tlio approval of tho electors at the coming primary election. A. A. MEHAFFEY. I hereby announco myself a candi date for the republican nomination for trcusurer of Klamath county for a socoud term. OEOnaii A. HAYDON. For County Surveyor I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-nomlnatlon for the of flco of county surveyor on the repub lican ticket. K, B. HENRY, I tako this means of announcing my cundldacy for nomination on the republican ticket for the ollloe of county surveyor. F. a. BROWN. For School Superintendent 1 hereby announce my candidacy for tha republican nomination for school superintendent of Klamatb county; BE8BIK B. APPLEQATB. , 1 hereby announce myself a candi date on the republican ticket for nom ination as county school superintend ent, and solicit the support of the vot ers at the coming primaries. EDNA I, WELLS. i.i i,iiii if, .in I hi'iuliy nnmmiiui my tma , or tho republican i,u"inaileMK! luunvauuilK I llOlimy lit Ilia n, . . r In My, Mini I respectl ttly' ttlk ft' Hllpport Of HlOfltUIM Alll.dMlr. l!7 elomiy In tho iMhnl.lli.K ' ,f TV"' HAKOU) V MI-UKYMAM I hi'tohy milium c, .. """ for tl.o ropul.Hr,,,, u,m ,,,, ",aVr illatrlet attorney for Kin mSfh rSi' Oregon. josi:iii h kent '' 1 tlttAtltf na.k....... i Itlnto for tho noili,i,u,m ror Wiw!.' Attorney ror Klamath iounly.0rl2? subject to tho nillon of tl0 d.mS' emtio oloctorn nt th primary stt" to bo U-ld on May loliuo eUon w M. DUNCAN. ror ilHi'fimii I horohy ttlitiouiir my for tho ropiiblkai, noinlnntlon ior nsMossor for ICInmntli unihty iuMri in lit. i iititir,it'.il .., .1 .wJ, cnmlni: primary In Mny JOHN Y TII'TON. I hereby nnimuui.. my ,j,,tPJ for tlio romilille.m iint,,i,..i... .' ustossor of ICInmntli ,nuiiiy Ki:u I'UTIJHBON I hotuby niiiiiuiiKii my cnmllihcy for Hut iiomliiiitlnn nn nimvjioron u'. republican ticket at tin primary the. Hot, to be hold on Mny j, jjjj C. AUSTIN IIAYDKN i livrvby iiuiioiinco nisj)t a candf dale for reuomliinilon hh nfMoroii tlio democratic tlrkn nt tho comloi primary elucttou. J i. LEB. 1 lieroby uunuiinco inytclf a candi date for aitNOiujor, vuujcct to the will of tho democratic voiuru at the pr. mnrli'H. JAHI'Ult IIIINNETT, ..,,WWWWVWWWAWw MDy 1'ar Circuit Jinlijo Tho tindvrslKnail itnnouncet bit cnudldnry for ilemorrntlc nomloi tlou for circuit jmlgo or Klamatb county HOM.O l (UtOKSllKCK. 1 hereby announco iinnoU at a can. dldato for the republican nomloitloa ror circuit juiIku ror tho TblrtMath Judicial district, lumrirlitiiK Klimtlh county, nt the prluinr) election to U held Mil) 19, 1'JIC l V KrYKKNDAMi. I announce m m.lf ait a caudldsta for the republican uoinlnitlon for the olllce of circuit JiuIku fur Kltmtth county, slate of OrcKou, mibjtct to the will of the Miters nt ttie corntni primary election c M ONKILU I hereby announco nijuulf ns a csn- j dldato for the republican rmmlDitlon for circuit Judi: of KtnmMh county. nt tho primary election to be held May 19. 1910. WILSON H WILEY Tor Count) Commliiiloner I hereby announco myself si candidate for the democratic oomloi tlon for county commissioner at the coming primary election BURIli:i. RIIORT I hereby announco myself u s candidate for re-uotnlnatlon on there nubllcnti ticket for county cob elonor, subject to the will of the rot ord at tho prlmnry election. JOHN HAOELSTEIN. I hereby announce my candidacy (or tho ofllco of county cotninlijloBer of Klamath county, subject to thy ap proval of tho voterH In tho republican primary. JACOH 11UKCK I horohy announce my candldicr for tho democratic nomination county commissioner. WILLIAM L. WELCH. I liereby.nnnounce mysolf as " dldato for tho republican notnlnitlon ns county cominleslonor. I. r TftVVER IIWWWWWWIMW"' For Circuit Court Clerk . . . . MBdlascr ......MM. i nereoy '""ou',UD, '"'. r..u,i oi tno circuit unr. ",," ty nt the coming P''""' "iPSSfti, U. IV. Ulini"'-" 'Vi. .. f...lf I- or t-uiimjr - ...... I hereby announce myself dldnte for tho ofllco or clerk w Klamath county, Oregon, on s ij publican Hckot. I respect fully - the support of, tho voters of ths com OUICO, II. v. vun " i I hereby announco my elf ao a m dldato on tho democratic '$, tho noinlnntlon of clerk o ' K,ABB, county, subject to the w ill ol voters nt tho primary- election .for wi omce. uuiw n .ninm i ii.wamiH i. . ndl. I hereby announco my - -b. date for ronorolnatlou or , the jpu lean ticket ns county clerk, i uBJn tho wishes of tho voters at the comws primary election. .OJjJiSaftw For BeP'eBU!Iii at I hereby announco myssi f cnndlduto for tho offlfA. fJutif sontntlvo for the - '"ffliTel district, comprising tho T Klamath. Lake Crook. Off1",, Jefferson, subject to ' w"Jrty, the voter, of $fftf&L l announco myself iittnBin,fn5Jlonldfor for tho democratic moJJ-JSJSssibv r?,re"J?.J.tir.r Vhn leglsiatlw , somb.r FREDHVNDU I hereby announce , w '""$ dldato on no roim, I twenty"" representative of t ho o district, comprised of I o " tD Crook, Jefferson, Orant, u" LaKo. ., . nnuES. V-SKWwe1 a. "...... .uaelfiisse: l hereby enuouu --- tlck ; rii.i.t. on ths repub lean t't;W representative of eo0UiUsiJ district, comprised of the "ad Crook, Jefferson, Qrnt, " LWMLBYO. SMITH, Kl.n.tblW i..... i,i. .... ... vv