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CIIICAaO, July 6. The nomina
tion oratory which marks tha two
mat political convention! thla year
la In sharp contrast to tha nominating
epeecbea of the early days of the
parlka. This baa been brouiht oat
afresh by Inquiry at the Chicago Ills
torlral society and
library here.
In the first treat Republican con
ventlon Abraham Lincoln was nomin
ated for the first time, by Mr. Judd
of Illinois, In these werds:
"I desire, on b"half of th'n titles;-
lion from Illinois to put In nomtns-
tlon concurring In Jackson's "repent
imI nominations." Tho resolution was
drawn In 10 words.
Previous to that time (from 1(100)
to 1 HOI nominations for the presl
dency and vice presidency, the well
known reference library says, were
by congressional nominating caucus,
consisting of party numbers of both
bouses of congress, Tbo last con
gressional caucus was held In J 824,
Jackson opposing the "king caucus"
as It was termed, as undemocratic,
In 112V be waa nominated by state
legislative caucuses and conventions
tbe Newberry ino" ln various states, ronowing
mis, popular slate conventions grew
up and uot of them came tbe national
contentions.
of
JACK) FAIIM OIUiAN
OKK TIIK VHKK MMT
linn ns a candidate fur president
tin United Mates Abraham Lincoln The Jackson County Farm Bureau
of Illinois." (News has changed Us former policy
The first national nominating ion- ol sending free copies to all farm
ventlon of the Democratic party was'bernrs In Jackson county, uml will
held 2X years earlier, In Baltimore, hereafter send coplvs to paid sub-
May 2I-2.1, 1832. It was M this gulh
erlng that Andrew Jackson was en
ilorsed fur his second term. Jackson
hsd been nominated previously In a
number of states by the methods
which were then passing away and
according to the Newberry library It
Is doubtful If there was imy speech at furm bureau,
all placing him In nomination at the!
first Democratic tinllnnnl convention
Thn business of this convention was
principally to nominate for lint vice
presidency
The convention adopted a result!-
scrlhers only The former practice
wait designed to acquaint the people
generally with the alms and beuefltx
of furm bureau activities. It has beeu
discontinued for financial reusons.
Hubiurlptlon Is a dollar a year, and
carries with It membership In tbe
i The Democratic city executive
committee of Atlanta has decided to
.permit women to volu In the coming
city primaries.
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PICTURESQUE H ITS INERTIA
Town ef Cejamarca, In Andst Moun
tains, Inhabited by Paeplt tssm.
Ingly Without Ambition,
Tbe town of L'ajamnrca, nettled
among the Andea mountnlns Is, per
hups, the most unambitious community
In the world, according to Hurry A.
Kriinck, who wrllea In the Wide World
Msgnxlne.
(,'iijainnrra Is very old, he says. The
Kpanliirds found It when they con
quered the country centuries sko. but
nollilng of I lie old Incn clvlllr.nl loci rcv
tiialns. and the nldeM buildings lire the
churches that the conquerors erected.
Today, snys Mr, Krsnck, the churches
stand architecturally Incomplete, not
because time has demolished them but
becaute, according to local tradition,
a finished structure In colontnl days
had to pay tribute to tbe government,
and ao tbo bulldem economised by
slopping work before the churches
were finished.
It Is a town where the upper class
Is distinguished by wearing collars am!
ahoea and performing no manuul labor,
wbrro tbe "lower class'' Is ragged and
poverty-stricken, and where life goes
on from year to year In a atate of Iner
tia which nobody seems to find unde
sirable. The unfinished churches give
Hie old town a picturesque aspect, be
ing built of stone and colored by the
passage of time until they remind a
travelrr of the ancient Kponlsli edi
fices of Hiilamnnca; nor Is there any
present likelihood that the town will
grim rich enough to spoil their pic
turesque Incompleteness by finishing
them.
And not In n century, snys the IntcM I
visitor from the ntiMde world, has
there been horn In th.il town a "boy
with the InltliilUe still elierK) lu Inililp
three ilii) oer the western rtiince. nnd
slow nwny for some place where he
ciiuld make u mini of himself,"
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The oldest IVicllsh dlctlonnry Is not
Unit hy Doctor JohinMin, ns so many
appear to think. There were ninny
surh lexicons before his day, mid the
curliest of them all was Dr. John Wil
liam's "An Alphabetical Dictionary,"
ii'HTilfd to the author's "snr T
wnnl n Henl Character and n Hill
ophlnil lilimiiKe." published In IflW.
Kter)hnty mi'Iih to know that the
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WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
BUY THEIR DRUGS
pres being lurimritulile fur much, but
how many are iiuiiro that the art of
lUIng In Ioiiilon was first reduced to
a M'leme by linger (.'nib, who In lftVi
published a honk, the first nf Its kind
ever seen. In which he dlcnurses hi &kA4kAAAAAAA4bAkA.. aAAi
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leojrili oil the M-andnlous extrnvnpincr
of nil ulio expendeil more than three
I farthings per week upon their food.
I Tlie enrllent attempt to Intrixluee
phuiiellr VM-llluu Is nirordeil, so fur ns
Is knimn. by llutler's "Kemlnlne Mnn-
iinh." Ilrt pnbllsheil at Oxford In
ll"!i. uml the "I'Llycrnphln" of Trlthe
inlu, IMS. funilidied the first attempt
at vrret wrltlni:.
I The enrllei-t collection of mnpi of
ICncliinil and Wales Is found In the
work of I'brMopher Snxton, which
flrn niw the llcht In the dii)s of Kllui-
Iielh, 'Die inn ii iitnnliiT .'L'i. and were!
LONG TRIP FOR
FOREST PATROL
HERE'S A CHANCE FOR A REAL BARGAIN
A BARGAIN SALE THAT IS '
A Bargain Sale
Every blouse in the store no reterve at 1cm than
coit price
TO CLEAR WE OFFER
Georgette bloues in nil sizes and colors including
Blue Dawn, Apricot, White, Cream, Flesh, Peach
Bloom, Bermuda, etc., beautifully made of high
quality Georgette and handsomely. embroidered
closely bought and closely marked "
$9.50 and $10.00 Blouses
for
$7.50 and $8.50 Blouses
for
$5.95
$4.95
French Voile and Madras SMOCKS in White and all
colors well cut and embroidered in Silk and Yarn
$3.50 and $4.50
for
$5.00 to $7.50
for
$2.50
$3.95
About 50 Fancy Batiste Waists in all White White
trimmed Blue, Pink very becoming combinations.
Many different styles' they are extremely good
values at the price marked which is $2.98, but they go
I.OS ANCKLES. Cnl., July 6. So
successful baa tbe patrol by air
plane of tbo national reserves ln
published sepnrniely lietwwn iriTTl nnd i ou,born Cnltfornln proven to the
l.'iTJi. when n title mid Index were mill-. government that the giant machine
eil ami l lie whole series published In ooratlnR from March Field, near
hook form. Itonkmnu's
Print Collector.
Journnl and
Itlverslde, has been assigned tbu task
of making a dally clrclo tour cover
ing approximately 400 mites, tinder
tlio now assignment tho nlr scout
tono has been extended greatly both
Kinds of Stags Humor.
The French, ulm have nn armory of
i critical leruiH both more exncl nnd !. i. ..i. .-.I . t, ..... ,i.
more iibuiidnnt limn ours, illsilngiiNh om,rntliir hsse
hel.en .m different kinds of alngi 0Pi, .' , ' ,h c ,
humor. llrundiT Matthews writes In I nln "" f,r "outh M San DlcB
Muiisey'a. There Is. flrM of all. the nnd cblng to tho north as for as
mere witticism, the sentence liiuchu- Santa Maria, tho scout patrol keeps
hie In liM-lf, the so-cntled "enlirrnm : nn ovor watchful oyo on tho forests
nnd this they term the "mot de'esprlt."
Second, there Is the phrase which de
rived Its comic effect not from Itself,
hut from Its utterance nt a chen mo
ment In the movement of the story;
uml this they term the "mot il'twprlt,"
eltuiiilou." Thirdly, there Is tbe word
or sentence whereby n character ex
n..c hlniM-lf unexpectedly nnd
chiiriiiicrlMlciilly, unconsciously turn
ing the IIiinIiIIkIiI on the unexplored re
iehe of his own soul; nnd they me
wont to cull tills tho "mot tie enrnc-lere."
ON SALE AT
$1.98
THIS SALE FOR 4 DAYS ONLY WEDNESDAY
JULY 7TH, 8TH, VTH, 10TH
Gertrude & Co.
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M..... . ...y... re c,-, rnnniLiuLsJuMj-Sj
Ancient Love Filters.
In tho .Middle iicen people hml re
course to loe tillers, iiiiikU'iiI Invocn
tlons. prn.u'i-H. fiistliiKs nnd the like,
Willi li were ununited nccctrillnu to the
country anil the liulhlilual. A jilil bm!
only in ncliule the witter In a bucket of
win it with her hand.' or In throw
broken ckks over another persouN
head, If Mie wished to see llu linage
of tho man she should marry. If u
hrtdiil puny met a monk on iwlni; m
In tho government domain. By
moans of wireless oqulpment any
blnxo on tho hlllsldo Is located by Its
telltale smoko, rcKrted to tbe near
est station by means of wireless tele
Rraph and Its career promptly ended
by rangers who rush to tho location
In automobiles.
To maka'tho sorvlco more offoctlvo
n private landing stage has been con
structed nt fjlanta Uarbara for tho use
of tho patrol plane and a completo
ladlo station has been Installed
thoro.
On Its northbound trip tho nlr
plana covors tho west ond of tho An
gelos and nil nf tho Santa Ilarliara
national reserve. On Its southward
lllttht from Mnrch l'lold to Son Diego
tho onst end of tho Augolos ran go
nnd nil of Cleveland Pass como un
dor'tho gazo of tho trained orsorvnrs.
Sluco tho adoption of tho "bird's
oyo" method of nntectlng and re
porting forest' tiros moro thnu half
the final raising of this lost remnant
of those days. The theater building
Is being entirely remodelled and will
bo reconstructed to servo as a dairy.
In the old days, "tired business
men," lumberjacks, miners and
stockmen there wooed tho goddess
of chnnco. ICvcn as the workmen arc
engaged on tho building today mny
be seen In letters whose paint la dim
med bj time, across the walls of tha
structure:
"Who loves not wine, women and
song,
Remains a fool his wholo life
long."
And, If that were true, old timers
say. there were few fools in the good
old days.
Nctlce Is hereby given that on or before sixty days from the first day of
July, 1920, the County Court of Klamath County, Oregon, will, in open
Court, cancel all warrants In the hands of tbe County Clerk of aald County,
which have been Issued and not protested tor a period of seven years or
more prior to the first day cf July, 1920; also all warrants will bo held
for naught, and payment thereof stopped, where it appears that same have
been protested for a period of seven years prior to tbe first day of July,
1920. and hove been duly called by the'County Treasurer but not presented
for payment.
Tho following list shows tho names of payees, dato, number and amount
of warrant as shown by warrants to be acted upon by tho County Court as
above stated.
FIRST:
Warrants received from tbe County Clerk but not pretested:
Name Date Fund
L. D. Durke ........ . General
L. Exell ....................... .-.General
J. E. Whitlatch General
C. A. Arnold .................. General
K. J. Casebeer ...General
F. P. Corpenlng General
John Miller ................... ..................General
A. Kinney .........................................aenoral
J. R. Rltter .v Oeneral
P. E. Baser ..-, ..... Qeneral
Tctal .'.
SECOND:
Warrants protested Jy the County Treasurer and called:
Name Dato Fund Number
Hiram Bushel! .General 37772
Number Amount
25194 $36.30
27222 6.80
27399 8.60
28281 7S.00
28428 3.50
28833 38.00
29016 4.90
29101 1.20
292S3 1.00
29265 .65
.$175.95
Chas. Putteo General
28155
Amount
$1.70
18.00
Total
THIRD:
Warrants in tbo hands of the County Clerk:
.$19.70
Namo Date
Abraham Charley July 6, 1912
J. II. Court Sept. 4. 1912
Frank Pine Sept. 4, 1912
John Pitt - Sept. 4, 1912
II. M. Daniels .Nov. 7. 1912
Stonewall Jackson Jan. 3, 1913
Frank Plchold Jan. 3, 1913
II. U. Manchester Jan. 3, 1913
John S. Mooro Jan. 3. 1913
Lester Maxwell Feb. 5, 1913
H. II. Williams Mar. 6, 1913
Louis Dachelburg June 4, 1913
Luctasn Ball May 9, 1913
J. W. Jackson May 9, 1913
Hie church the union could not be linn.
py. A priest, a ilojr. em, lUard or ser- dnron hinull menacing fires hnvo boon
pent were equally unfortunate, whll- ,,0cted tholr ,ocatlon fl.,,h0(l to tne ; Homer HutchltMcn Apr 5, 1913
n splder.o loudorn wolfnujtured ihiiM,.:.,, ., , ,,.... G. W.Brady Apr. 5, 1913
nil would go well. How' the ring came
to be used Is, not well known, as It did
not occupy Its present position In for
nier times. t'lilrugn Journal.
Counterfeit Rsason.
"Tea, I still hue the first five dol
lar note that I niuile," aald tbe gray
hatred passenpir. '
"Gum gracious I" 'exclaimed tin
traveling arqaiilntjnce. "how did you
kteo It so UmaVi I
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-veiU u v-'iii YW iwperw
radio stations and their Joutructlve
pat ha effectively blocked.
OLD GAMBLING JOINT
BEING REMODELLED
M1C80ULA, Moat., July 6. More
tfian ;t5 yoam ago and up to about
ten yerrs ago, nil roailB In western
Mcattinn lod direct to tbo Gem thea
ter, tbn ia tha hem oi' tUo moat
ljrJd.(i"rodlKbV' districts in' tha
I. I1M1UB I -i ' 1. ---- a -.-
j """'v' L :"-'-. Ig..tWw-.counyy..yai weai mrai iivfi,
Jack Lilly
Crater Lake Clrclo No.
Albert fool
731
Apr. 5, 1913
Apr, 5, 1913
Mar. 6, 1913
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s A. IIC ...... .Ul. V,
C. Brose July 22,
1913
1912
Fund
General
General
General
General
General
Genoral
General
General
General
General
Genoral
General
General
General
General
General
General
General
General
Qeneral
County Road
Number
26392
26677
26771
26880
27323
27729
27737
27782
27935
39091
28529
29309
29163
29038
38888
28886
28885
28829
28539
285S2
1076
Amount
12.20
17.30
1.70
9.00
2.00
1.70
1 70
1.70
4.20
1 8ft
2 10
1.70
4.71
eoo
I 7
171
i.:j
3.1 .
1.00
1.C0
J3.0C
Total , - IU7.8S
State ot Oregon, County of Klamath, as:
I, O. R. DeLap, County Clerk of the above named County nnd State,
hereby certify that Urn ulthln and foregoing Is a true and correct list of
County Warrants uubject to cancellation as the same appear of record la my
offica and in my curu uud custody.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have herunto sat my haatr'aad afflxcl t
seal of tha County Court, tots 3rd da of July,' lilt, in
' - , C. R. D1LAP, Coanly Clar!;. ,
9y OarraWK. Vh Moa,- rwuty.
July -II-1MM-10-17
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