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THE EVENING HEKALD. KLAMATH FA1X8. OREGON
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RflDAT, JULY M, JIM
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HARDING'S SPEECH
OF ACCEPTANCE IS
A NEW KEYNOTE
Republican Nominee at Noti
fication Coremonles Dis
cusses Problems Con
fronting Nation.
"HOLI HEMTACE AMERICAN
UTMiAUTY UNIMPAIRED'
AdvotaUe fifty Responsibility
Dlttlngulahsd from Dictatorial and
Autocratic Poreonal Rule In Rt
ferrlng to Loagut of Nations, Says
Wo do' Not Moan to Shun a Single
Rtepenelblllty of Thli Btpubllc to
World Cfvllliatlon favors Protte
tlvo Tariff, Marchant Marina, a
Small Army, Woman Suffrage and
National ludgtt.
Mnrlun, Ohio, (Hprrlal.) Warren
(I. HnnllriK wmi officially notified hen
nt lila immliwitlon lis the llepiibllnin ,
iiitnllilnlo (or Ihe 1'realilfiiry. Ilia
si-trh of itfftn o It, In part, at
fl'llllW.
fhiiliniaii Lodge, members of Noll
flrnlltin Committee, tiit'intxTn of Nu
tmnal Coiiunlllfe, ladles unit tlenlle
men Tim im-MiiKi' which )(iu have
f rmiJIy come) id brings to inr a
ri-nllsatlitii or rrnpoiiallilllty which la
tint unilrn-ntlriMli'il It la n supreme
tuak In lntrriri't Din ronunt of n
great political party, tin uctlvlllea i(
which art' so woven Into I Ik- hlator
erf thla rrl'iiMIr, ami n very tarred nml
ri'lunii umJirtttkliiK U utter the faith
Mm! naplrullima of the many mllllmia
who adhere to thul party, Tlm purl)'
platform hna rlmrtiil tho way, yet,
amiii liow. we hate roine to expert thul
Inlerpntallmi which uliea the fnUh
nf muiiliieea who mini alanine apeelflc
tnaka.
' Orllivct In Party Government.
I. t tne hv iiiiilemtiKnl rlenrly from
the very lieKlntilni:. I lieliutv In purt)
I'MiMrchlp In k eminent. I tellee
In I'Aity government aa itlatltiKiilatieil
from pcrniinal government, Imlltldiitil,
1II1 intorlal, niitormtlr or what not.
No inun la tile enough to run thla
irtcut repulillr. There never hna lieen
emu Burh iloniliialloii m never lie
temleil Tranquility, alutilllty, depend
ulilllty all lire naaured In party apcu
aorahlp, uml we mean to rentw ihe
aaaurmnea whlrh wurn rended In the
Cliturl) Ditinl war.
(lur flrat roinmlttiil la the rtira
. tUn of lepreaentatlvn popular Kovern
mint, under the Conatltiitlon, IhroiiKl.
the ngenry of Ihe llepubllrnn parly
Our vlalon Inrludea more than h rhtrl
riirutlvo, we believe In a rahliul it
hlgheat cnparlly, tijuul to the reapon.
allillttlia whlrh our aatem' content
plnlea, In whoae rounrlla the vice pri a
lilrnt, aeeond olflclut of Ihe repuhlle
ahull te naked to purtlrlpnte. The
an me Union Inrludea a cordial under
atundliiK nml ro-ordltmled urtlvlllea
with 11 heme of rnnxrraa, freah from
the people, volrlnc Ihu ronvlrtlonr
whlrh liifinlera lirlur, from direct con
tint with the 1 leetorutu. and rnrdlul
u operation ulong w'th thu remorril
function of flenute. fit to h thu cvui
eat ilclllcralhe body of thu world.
Republican Benatort Comclcua of Oath
It la nut dlfflrull, Cliulrmnu I.oiIbc.
tc iiiuke oiirnHiH clinr 011 thu qui
llui of Intemntlmuit relatlonahlp. We
HipulillcuiiH of the Kenulu, coni'cliiii
of our aulemu nntha mid mindful of
our conalliutlnniil ublUmllrna, when we
anw the Mrilrturu of u world auper
government tiikttiK vlnlnnury f.rm,
joined In 11 Incoming wnrnlug of our
devotion to thla republic. If. the torch
rf coiiatltutlonnllarn hud not been
illinliH'J, tints, dwlnyed H'ace ,of thu
world and thn tragedy of dlaiippolnt
inent mid l.'uropu'a nilaiinderatmidlng
tif Ainnrlrn enally might hnvo bii-n
livolded. Tha Itepulillrana cf thu Hen
to hulled Ihe barter of1 Independent
American emlnenco and Influence.
which It waa proposed to exchange for
mi obrcure und unequal place In the
uieigtd government of Ihe world. Our
'party moans to hold tlitiihurlUgn of
American nationality unimpaired nnd
vnsiirremlefed. - '
Tho world will not misconstrue. We,
do titit mean to hold al:of, W do not ,
ineiin to shun, a alnqle rettponalbllity
of this republic to world civilization,
Theru Is no hato In Ihe Amvrlciin
heart. Wo hnvo no envy,' no Himplclon,
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III! in I'lnum iui mi i'1'i'i'iv in iitu
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Wllllll. 1,1. llwill It, .M, ,r,...n ....
mean to defend, nyo, we mean to huh.
lulu Ihu rights of this nation und our '
citizens nlllie, everywhere under the i
shining sun. Vet there Is thu concord
of (unity mid Nympiithy nnd fraternity
In every resolution. There is n genu
liiu iisplrutloii in evvry American
breiiHt for n truniiill friendship with
nil tho world.
One muy readily srnso the c.9usc.
wco of our Aincrlcn. I urn sure I un
derstand tho purpose of tho dominant
tfroiip of the Senate, Wo were not
Mieklug to defeat u world usplrutlnn,
wo wore resolved to safeguard Ameri
ca. Wo were, resolved then, even us
we nro today nnd will be tomorrow,
to preserve thla freo and Independent
Tfiubllc. '
(Continued tomorrow)
In big ceremonies In FIJI a, polish--ad
whale'a tooth la preaonted to an
important gUMt upon whom It la do
lrod to conf-Mr apoclaj honor.
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I ! PERSONAL MENTION
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Mm. K, V Utilise; Jr. nml two
Ison ii ro In Out city en 11111(11 to their
liniiiti In Hun Fruiirlauo, They linvu
wen vlaltltiK In fort Kliimiitli with
I Mm. Jlaiiao'ii iwiIIht, Mm, H, II.
King, for tlm Inst seven week.
Mr. M, A. Simpson, of I'ortlunil,
n'H"iii wnu una mien viniiiHK reiu -
Uvea III Hhlppliiglon alnt'u April, left
on thn morning train for ICiiKene,
I Piitilrk gulnn, of tlm Aliiakii Cn-I
'glnrerliig commission, who hn been
hiMii on 11 brief business trip, wits n
pnimengor on tint mornliiK train for
Hun Krnnclaco.
Mm. John Hpurkii, who tin been
vlaltlng In this city with her mother,
Mra, M. H. Nelson,, her brother, John
Nelaon, nnd alater, Mm, Krrd lions
ton, left I hla niornlnn for her homi'
In Wnlla Wnllu, Washington.
Mm, lil llmlaun, who has l-jn
vlaltlnx relatives In Fort Klarnntfi
for tint pint month, left this mom
In: for her home In Itoaeburg.
I)r uml Mra, W. H. Jnhnaon, of
lloniinin, Oregon, with piiaaengem
on tin- morning train for McMnvlll,
Oregon, where thry lire going for the
benefit of thn itortoi'a health,
Mian B, Hlooia left for Yrekn, f.'nl-
Ifornln, this morning, where "he will
spend until Hiimliiy visiting relullve
nml frlemla,
Hen llunil left thla morning for n
all weekn' hualnesa vlalt In Kittt
Francisco,
Mlaa V. A. A lilt Mia, Mlaa Agnes
I'llnlli-y anil Mlaa Helen K. Wnrner,'
nf New Vork City, hnv been on a
lour of the northwest, vlaltlng nil the J
polnta of Inlereat. They mine ilown I
frnm) (Vnter l.nke yertenlny where
they aprnt two ilaya, uml left on the
4l0rl,g train for the Yoaemltu N"
tlonnl Turk.
Mra. Julia Anderaon nml children,
who hnvo men vlaltlng Mra. Antler
on'a fttther, Dun Hurt, of Klninnth
Agency for two nioiitha, left thla
morning for their homo In Mlfuulii,
Montana.
Mm. W. J Wolfe mid dnnghter,
Kiiinii, were pnaaenRem on tlm
morning truln for Ouklitnd, Oregon,
where they will vlnlt Mm. Wolfc'a j
parents for about h iifnlh I
(! Htnnaley went to Weed thla'1
morning" where he will mke hla
home, I
Mlia Avla DiuiRhj-rty, who wua re-j
cently tllarhitrReil from the Klanitth 1
(letniral hoapltal waa n mariiRvr on j
ithn mornlnR truln for Denver. Colo-J
railo, where he will vlalt her broth
er Hhi) will return uguln In Heptem-'
ber to reatime her poult Ion aa teach-,
' er of homo economlca nt the high
ichool.
Mra. I.. Wurner, who hna been via
King In thla city with her brother, J.
II. Chumbera, for the puat two
month", returned to Per home In
I'hrervllle, California, on the morn
ing train.
Mra T Wllunn uml Mica M. I.'ndy,
who have I n lit fritter Lake for
the pnat two weeka, left on the
morning truln for their home In Fan
Joae, California.
Mr nnd Mm II. K. Mouiyrr, who
hnvo been attending the V.Uin con
vention ut Hale 111, relumed home
Tiie.diiy.
John llerryuiuii en me In on Inat
nlght'a train from Han KiumUco,
nnd la aloppliig nt tho White I'ldliMii
hotel.
Mr. mid Mm. Orn Kngle tlrovo Into
town thla morning from their home
ut Kort Kliiinnth.
, lliith Montgomery, of Kugone, la
vlaltltiK hero for u few iln. Sho la
n kuusI ut tll While IVdlrmi hotel.
Juilgu uml Mm. A. I.. I.eavltt left
thla morning for Hocky Point fot
two or three duya IIhIiIiik.
Mr. nnd Mm. John Siemens und
'chlldien. accompanied by Mra. C, C.
i.ow (,(, yestordny for tlinlr summer
homo ut Hocky Point, wtiere they
will spend a week or ten days.
Miss Kllti I'otorstolni-r Joined the
Captain Waller Wunilerwoll com
pany, and expects to travel with
Ihem for thu next three yearn.
(icorgo 0, North was n county seat
visitor yesterday from Algomii.
A, M. Jnmison came In yenterda; '
ufternoon
from IiIh ranch on the Al-
Koiiui roud.
Mr. und Mrs
Kugeuu Thompson
Thompsiui weru In
ami Miss Kloni
Ivliimulli Knllri Tuesilay visltliiK with
frloiitU und rulutlvim. Mm. Thomp-'
son Ih deputy school siipflrlntundont
of Jacksonville and Mian Thomson.
Is chief deputy of thu sheriff's olllco
thuro,
N. A. Clirlntonc.Mii, of l.nkovlew,
William C. Ilodgo, of San Frnnclsco,
Mr. and Mm. door go A. Stephenson,
Mr, und Mrs. I. I). Newton, of Iais
Angeles, Ollvo Moore, of I.os Ange
les, S. A. BtolluaKon, C. Vf, Harrl
son, Chris II. Jonsen, It. F. Oity, K.
C. Myera and Charles Norton, all of
J'ortland, and Fred Berviss, of
Sprlngflold, Oregon, are tractor men
who are here for the demonstration
this week.
J. B, fltlles la a Klamath Falla via
Itbr from San Francisco, having ar
rived on last nlght'a train.
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TRUTHFUL THERMOMETERS
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Keep Posted Regarding the
Patient's Temperature
It is difficult' for an adult to judge as to the
degree of fever he may have and still more
difficult to tell whether a child's fever is
seriously high.
Every home, therefore, should contain a
reliable
Fever Thermometer
because it will always indicate when a fever
is of a dangerous character.
In case of sickness it also enables you to
watch the natient's temperature and report
to the physician.
Reliable Clinical or Fever Thermometers
at S2.00
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8. II. Iluxxard la n giient at the
While Pelican hotel from Sacramen
to, tnduy.
Mm, J. Mrl'nnh Smith uml Mra. A.
Spitz ure vlaltlng here from Alluraa,
California. They nro registered nt
the White Pelican.
Florence A. Adnma. Ilolun 11 War-
ner nnd Agnes J. Klndluy are lour-
lats who nrc apendlnp n few days vn -
ontlon here from New York.
II. J. Tlchnor was In town venter -
day puchaaliiR supplies for his ranch
In l.orelln.
A. w
Tower, a revldent of Keno. I
OleKon, wua In Klamath Falls yes. j
terduy morning on business.
Tom Word, who was sheriff of
Multnomah county for several years,!
Ih here its 11 government representa
tive looking nftor legal matters.
Cliudo Washburn, cashier of u
bank In Junction City, Oregon, Is
here today on his way home 'uiter
having vUltrd Crater Lake.
J. K, llrntton, who has been n
deputy In tho sheriff's office, for some
time, severed his connection with the
county to tuko up other work with
thu Peoples Market.
J. Falrclo spent yesterday In town
from his ranch on thMerrlll road
looking after business .nfTalrs.
Charles lllley and liob Robinson
linva returned from Sillom und the
KIIih convention and report , the
finest kind of a time.
Kil, 11 Core und family, of Meil
ford, vvoro horo ycBterduy on llieii'
wny homo from Crater l.nke vvhere
they hnvo beon spending a few days.
(Icorgo W. Strowbrldgo was n city
visitor from Chlloquln Inst, evening.
(leorgo Hitter, of Yonnn Vnlloy,
wiih here purchasing Buplles yester
day. Tho Johnson mower Is tho mowor
for you. It Is durable, and capable
Wo sell thorn. Howlo Garago, City.
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KANDKHH KINKD taao
HKNTKNCKO TO JAIIi
In n letter from tho U. S. mar
Rhnl'H offlco In Portland to Bert 0.
Thomas, United States commissioner,
camo tho news that Oscar Bandera
who waa taken there on the charge
of carrying liquor to the Indiana on
the, Klamath reservation, haa beetf
aentenced to SO daya In Jail and a
f 2S0 fine.
Dreaaea ad of b'anana-aktaa ware
displayed at a recent exJjlfcltlon In
London."' . ., ' '
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CALIFORNIA NEWS
OAKDAI.K, July 29. With a
depth of more thun 2250 feet bored,
tho Southern Oil and fiaa company
la atlll sinking the ahuft of the well
m?ar Oakdale. nccordlnw to atate-
jmimta n(ado yesterday by company
, officials, who declare their belief
' thiit when the next strata of shale Is
' penetrated .there will be the flow of
0j l0 the degreo tley have expected.
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Going Camping?
We are now prepared to supply your Camping Time Needs. We carry a
very complete line of Lunch Sets, Auto and Outing Sanitary Packages, Paper
Plates, Wax Paper, Paper Napkins, Drinking Cups, Paper Towels, Wooden
Knives and Forks, also Tinware and .Enamelware. We have only listed a few
items from our stock, it is only through a visit to our store that you can realize
the many things we have for your Camping Trip.
BROOMS
Bluebird pattern, 54 pc. Set,
SPECIALLY priced at $13.99 per set
Y We also have in stock a number of beautiful patterns of Crockery.
Y money Dy procuring your urocKery neeas at, mis
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The Weather Man Will Have
Nothing On You
Take no one's word as to how hot it is. You
can easily become an authority on the tem
perature by investing in
A Good Thermometer
By being familiar with the temperature very
often you can adapt your.daily habits so as
to conserve health and promote comfort.
We carry an excellent line of up-to-date
thermometers in all of the approved styles
and sizes.
Prices 50c to $7.50
You'll need two, one for your home and one
for your office
SU8ANVIM.E, July 29. The Laa
I 'sen Lumber and floi company baa
4' ,un,pqnl.il lta nt.allAn. mr t Vin t
the big mill Is now cutting- loO.oOO
feet dully with two shifts. As soon
as sufficient help can be obtained the
company- will operate two sawmills.
Men working In mill No. 1 have been
'transferred to mill No. 2.
The box factorj nas been running
night und day for weeks and the
company Is employing all the hands
It can get In the factory.
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EXTRA SPECIAL
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Brooms, regular $1,00 value,
our price - v -
Klamath Variety ShoP
' 5.10..5 and 25c STORE
EVERYBODY'S STORE
SuccMor$ to L. M. Martiai
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- 1 SUSANV1LLE, July 29. In tho
aecond Ibqueat on the bady of Henry
I Cf.hlllt 9 fminfl nn IDA RtlBanwlH-
Schultz, found on tne Susanvllle
Westwood, road about two weeks
ago, a verdict of murder by partlea
unknown to the Jurors was .returned.
Duxbnk ami Knmpit outing; wear
for men nml women at K. K. K.
Storo.
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A Classified Ad will anil It.
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