rVJSJ.: fi BmlZssl THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TiiniHii.iv, hkit un, inaa. I r e I t m V. t l J u M & hi SJ s t ft i M t 1 fa. LJ y The Evening Herald ! H. SOCLE. .Editor and Publisher m. ant, -i. i. ... Pabllahod dallr oxcopt Sunday, Tk Herald Publishing Cnmimnv nf Klaipath Fnllg, nt 111) i:ightli Btroct. tared at tlio postoffleo nt Klam ath rail, Ore, for transmission Wraith the malls as second-class lr. UBMBER OF Tim ASSOCIATED mess A Associated 1'ress Is exclusive ly WHItlcd to tlio uso for publlca IMS of all noun dispatches credited It, or not otherwise credited In tMa paper, and also tlio local news published herein. THUIUIIUY, .SKIT, UN. ticrj. I RENEW THE FAITH ' IT Is a remarkably clear do. unien'. the declaration of prlncples by Vbe Republican part) of OrcRon. through Its representative mr-mberd, which la printed In another column. . Study It carefully as you may, )ou wlfl find no appeal to prejudice or passion, no truckllnn with the mob In order to Rain .1 fen paltry vote. It seta forth clearly the accom plishment of tho party which J are a matter of record and may be known to all men who will honestly and sincerely read Hip bNiory of the nation and state for the paen few years. 1 It taVc Justifiable pride In ttto achleremcnts done, nnd asks only If such a record does not justify the continuance of management of the public interests by hand that haro proved capable. Jt deals with tho tax situation la' a way that to tho logical man most appeal as the only logical course toward remedy. It has a renl program for reduction and equal-, Isatlon of taxes and It points to tho start that lias been made, by a j Republican coventor, backed by n Republican administration. And so on down tho lino. Tho cope, of the document bt the best proof of tho Integrity, wisdom anili capability of tho men who draftel has such men as members is surely a party that can bo trusted. It's tho most heartening thine we haro read In many a day, judged from a partisan standpoint, hut ot from a partisan standpoint. It la !m. glowing, splendid expression t American principles, u 3 ntl epochal step In tho political dev elopment of tho state of OrcRon. . Llko a solid rock it stands in ' the mean or muddled manipulation J that has been Oregon "politics" I God save tho name and poluU the war out for tho commonwealth. ! Thero la nothing in the ileclari-' tlon to giro offense to thobo of op posite political faith. Indeed it ahould rouso In them higher alms I aad Ideals; should rouso them to aa endeavor to surpass tho record act forth and tho logical oxpec- tatlona of now achievements as tho result of n consistent pursuit of aueh policy. There can bo no mistaking of tho atand taken by tho Hepubllcan part of Oregon, when this declara tion Is read. It Is without a stultl fyiof phrase. It lays faco duwu upon tho tablo all tho cards it expects to play tho Cmo with, und challenge tlioto who seek to oust lt leaders, or to usurn their places by falso tm,-l tensions of Itopubllcuulsm, to meet the Issues squarely, without resort to pettifogging methods and pro Judlcal appeals to tho lower In atlncts of men. It pares the wuy to victory. That such a convincing cull to battle on tho sldo of right und JutHco can bo ignored by any tnij Repub lican, that any could bo dcrtJRt m hU duty after tho way Is to plain ly pointed, Is unthinkable. It Is a satisfying platform Re publicans will clcuvo to it. Licmo crats will seek to surpass it. j restores healthy partisanship and tho rule, of tho majority to u. bad ly disorganized statu. 1 It marks a new cpu-h In Oi (on pol.Hcs, and toiisqm ntly a new era in -tho economic ik'x'op went of Oregon. Wo aro adding now Hums to our ' tollot goods depurtment almost cv. ry day. Como in una look them over. ' Currla'a For Drugs. i'3 ' LKTTE1M WSCXjAI.U ki: lATIOXSIIIl' I ruullito Moollor, wlfo of O. 11. Mooller of tho Klamath Flow or Shop disclaim any blood rolatlon of no called Vera Mooller of thin city.ua por ndwa article appearing In tho Brenlns Herald of Sept. 20, 1D22. MRS. l'AUMNK JIOKUiKH. Collego training nnd 17 yoars ox perlenco mako us competent pro aarlptlon dUpengera. Currlu's Kor : REPUBLICAN lVllowllig Is tlii ti-l of till' stato . I'oiit.iml convention of loptosontu- nt tiv,. party members or the sluto, (ho first guiding set of principles llio Mute otgnulzaliuu lias had In many' v.nrs. Wo. Republican state nml county official, stale nnd congressional committeemen, county clialrmon nml vice chairmen, In convention duly .ailed liy tln Republican stale chair man of Oregon for tlio purpose of giv ing the voters of thin state nn nr ronnt of tlio Republican stewardship for Uu pm four jrnrs. nnd for tlio, purp ,. ,.r giving tlio people of Ore K"i. i" tiT'.l'itnnd what wo beltexo 11 Mu.e Riirornnipnt through Its I iiiiitti and legislative bronchos' I oliould do nt tho uct session of tho; loglslaturo In promote tlio general (welfare to tlio people of tho state of Oregon, nml to which program wo .pledge tho Hepubllcan organization I urn! tin state nnd leglslatho candi dates ami hold over senator, do In rol rvdfnrtn our nlleglauco to tho 1 Ki'puhlu ,ui national platform us '.uloplid at the last untUliat louvon Hon We com un ml the Republican delo- gntluu In congress from this stato for Its activities in helping to secure, as promply as possible, tin emergency tariff law and nn extension of finan cial aid to the farmers of Oregon, thereby snvlnjt many of them from what would otherwlso hao been complete financial ruin. Coiiiiiieuil llio l'ivlilent o commend tho president of tho I'nlted States. Warren (S. Harding. aad tho ltopubllc.in congress for na tional legislation that reduced tho burton of tx on tho people of this country a billion dollars n year; That brought Liberty bonds from S3 cents to par; That reduced appropriations three billion dollars; That cut ons hundred thousand needle? civil employes from tho pay rolls. That reduced army and navy ex penditures half a billion dollars; That ended the state of war with Oermany and brought American sol diers home from the Itlilne: That stopped tlio criminal wast of the peoplo's money and establish ol economic expenditures through tho adoption of a budget system: That made liberal appropriations for Oregon rivers und harbors nnd road Improvements; That brcught about an agreement for a reduction of armaments among 1 the lilnV nationT oV the wod In '" ""'K-TJ XZ" what is conceded by statesmen of all al ft l"'.1'1? '"V, fBl,h '"J ,'' 1 countries to bo the most remarkable l)) ,n "'''' WW Kocn. achievement for paco In all history; , -n1"'1 nla)f '? collectively responsible That by wise diplomacy avoided .1 ' " '",. I'00!'1" for It administration conflict with Japan, and that has so 1 of affairs, wo pledge ourselves to re-established confidence In this , " legislative enactment as. will re eouiitry that tho army of 3.000.000 "Hiiro representatives, duly elected by idle men that existed a few- months th" yotcrs ,)f respective pollti-at nCo as a result of Democratic Ineffi-1 Partle. to moot upon the s.imo day el-ncy and inUt-uldod policies has !"" nt tho samo hour to be fixed In ben reduced to nothing. All this. " enactment, for the express pur- .11,, I tnui-l, morn !.-. I...n urx.tmnlUt,. POSC (if enUtlClnllng II Pl.ltfomi OT SOt ed In los than eighteen month aslof Principles sotting forth what each, the result of wise legislation and the restoration of public confidcuco that comes with the re-ustabllshmcnt of tho Hepubllcan party Into national power. Political Organizations Wo bollevo that In tho verr nnturn of our government political parties arc a fundamental necessity and that anything that ends to destroy thorn' is ininn at to the best Interest nf tho1 Mate ami nation and can only end; in rnacs. Wo believe a continuation of tho f Ilcpubllcan party In power In Mate anu nation is necessary to their wci- . fare' that tho history of American ac"l'v''n"'nti' during tlio Inst half DRESS SEttrt f. TOl.. ?.AVw m7&& -OJ LOOKIIHere's the place to get your Togs. See Sugarman's window display STATE PLATFORM centiir) Is (lint torord of tlio Kopubll eiin partv and that tlio continuation of tile wolfuio mid progress of our xlnto and government can bent bo maintained tluough tlioroiiKli parly organization and party mlhoslnu In Hlato, congressional and roiinty elec tion, and wo earnestly urge upon nil Republican Miters tlio elrenio ad visability it 1 economic sanity of voting llielr party ticket In slate, congressional ntid county elections. Condemn oii-t'ntllsniis "o unuHernblv and severely oon denin nil no called "Independent"' nml "Non-t'.irtlsnn" niovoinentH, and wo urao niton tlio voter to recall Hint tlio desertion of I lie Heniihllrnii - ' party liv ntiv largo numbers of voters lias nlwnvs resulted disastrously In both stale mid nation and can never result In nnvthlug but minority rule. Wo earnestir assert and maintain that tho only locltlmato method of settling anv differences of opinion hat innv exist In Party ranks Is to do so n tho primaries, nnd that It is Hio duty of every Hetmbllcau vot er, nnd In keening with tho Amorl rmi standard of good cllUoushlp to ubldo bv tho result of tho primaries nnd present a united party front nt the general election. WV admonish our leaders, both state nml national, that tlio time hns arrived when People took to thorn for firm and positive, leadership, ap preciating outstanding characters who nro sufficiently strong to direct n iironor ioiire to bring us out of tho rliaolle conditions wo Inherited and to straighten out tho finances of tho nation and tlio commonwealth. The Primary Ijiiv V reaffirm our faith In the di rect nrlmarv law its a method for political parties to select their nom inees for public offlro. Hleitlon l.aus Wo tako cognlxanco of the Influ ences that aro operating to under mine tlio direct primary law and seeking to make of It a mockery, nnd. in order that it may bo maintained nnd strengthened so that the rent wishes of tho people may ln truly 1 recorded, nnd that tho people may I liavo to n greater deoreo a much needed party responsibility In tho conduct of governmental affairs. In stead of a mere Individual responsi bility wo pledge tho legislature of this state to tho following legisla legisla teon: (a) To provide for amending (he registration laws of Oregon that In (...-...-ii. l.o, ....... 1.. ,1 ,1...... I ...-......, .....L.....W v ... y- ,.....,..., , t'lVI. 41(111 "III '- VI I 111 1 111 1 1 II UIKi H, party stands for and proposci to ae complish. (c) Wo pledge ourselves to so amend tin' absent voters law that It will Include nit registered voter, of tho Mate of Oregon who may bo tem porarily absent from tho stale. Initiative IVtltlons Wo further proptso to enact such remedial legislation u may be nocos 8.1 ry to abolish the Present scandal that exists In reference to fraudulent Initiative petitions, making more do-, finite and certain tho method of cor- tlflcatlon of signatures, curtailing tho activities of tho professional pet-, itlon circulator and providing ado-1 nuntu and offectlvn punishment for perjury nml fraud In tlial connection, Monsiiiv.s t lion tlio Itallot Wo further believe with retetenco lo Initiative measure now upon tho' ballot mid lo be voted upon by the people nt the next geneial I'l'cllon. I 11.1 V. ,'. . "'."in., out led to their place upon Hio bal- o through llio Joint 1'eHtloti s gun- Hire of ineiiibeis of all the political parties as well us Independent voloi. and that Inasmuch a their onn.i - mcul Into law depends solely nnd entirely upon tho dlioct veto of the People, they 1110 not thereforo In nny sense part) Issues, mid that It Is tereforo not tlio proper function of llio pari) iirKanlMtlmi iih mirli lo rondoinn or eoiuiiiend tliem. or any ' of tliem. but o liereby pledso llio poonlo of tlio tttalo Hint Kliould anv of the proposed measures uu ry In tlio coming olectlou. a Itepubllcau 1 governor will proclaim them to be I tho law, mid that the next Republi can loglslaturo will enact whatever laws tuny bo necessary. If any. lo give lo tho wishes of tho people us expressed at tho polls full forco nml , erfect. ! j Taxation ' j Wo believe that tho vital Issue In' this uimpalgu Is tho question of tax-! ntlou -of decreasing nml equalising I the tax, burden. Tho Hepubllcan party in tins siato recognized 1 111-4 I necessity at the last regular session I tho loglslaturo two c.irn ago. and, j at tho request of the governor of Oregon. Hen W Oleott. nuthorliod , and directed tho appointment of 11 committee of experts ami others to make n thorough and exhaustive In 1 vesication of tho tax question In this I statu In order that tho next legisla ture might have something definite I nnd concrete, before it to enable It j Intelligently to pass genuinely con , strurtlvo laws upon this subject. Wo desire to call attention to tho fact that of tho total tax levy last year for stato purposes, less than necessity at the last regular session of legislative appropriations und more than two-third thereof of by reason of tho direct vote of the people. Tax reduction must bo secured largely through tho subordinate tax levying bodies whlch.levy nearly 133. 000. 000 In taxes annually, or approximately eleven times as much as the total legislative appropriations Wo pledge tho next legislature nml tho mlnilnlstrattvo offlrers of this state to tho most rigid 0 onouiy In the conduct of stato nffalrs. (at Wo pledge ourselves to legisla tion which will bring to Hie assess-, meat rolls tlio vast amounts of prop. erly. real and personal now omitted nml personal now omitted I f liiit-iif putii l littrnlti ratllnl'fitf tlni lutr. I """ .:- n ,,0 0 Uu)50 w . ari, j,;iyU1K nil the taxes. (b) We pledge ourselves to legisla tion vesting in the state lax commis sion plenary power to effect equal primary aossmcnts. thus equalizing property assessment between Indiv idual tax pavers and further decreas ing tho burden of the man who now pay s taxes. (el Wu will etiait amendatory leg islation providing for nn offocllvo budget system for the boverol nulli ties of the stale covering contemplat ed expenditures and holding officials to strict compliance therewith, (di 'r heartily Indole the move ment Initiate.! by President Harding to amend the Constitution of tlio flitted State ho as tn prevent the Issue of tax free securities. (o) Wo favor wulorpotter develop ment w libit will bring more taxable wealtli to (he state, thus decreasing tho burden of ho'e who now pay the taxes, and to this end ph'dgo ourselves to the amendment of such law ;n permit Hi" acquirement and holding of waterpower ngnw ac- quired under tho water code witli- out development and for speculative purpose (f) We favor the nbolltloti of use less boards and commissions, a 'on UP xolldatlou of ileparltiieula lo prevent iliiiillenlliiii nml Inn u.,e nml ..rri. I clency In all Hlato depaitiueiits. I lloHioiueni of II0111N ' V,. fuuiior pledge outselies lo 11 , ,,,. m ,.,iilliibl,. plan foi llio1 leinoinelit of llio Male' oillHtaild ,K ,,,.,, mimm, w1(11, definite proMslon for It lellromont ' iiu 1,i,llli.. i .i.. .,i...in ' ,r,iu 1.. u,,i. ...'.. i r.... , 1,,,. ,ml ,,m,, ( Hpoel.il oleelloiiH .ll-n iivtieislil limiilginHoii w puMiul. ,Mi,H1.vo to leglshiilou i p,,,u.t n, mouHeineul of land i ,,,. ... mI ,, ,.,,, ,m,UKl, tt;.o,,p r lease VV alxo favor ,;ioaler test. IcHoirn upon liuiiil Knillim liml ,,,ni,, vUu rr , prompt Aiiiotlimtlsallon of lhoo per sous permitted to enter llio uiuutry. mid iiiuke t Iml r homos. Intro, Itoads We favor a largoi' use of tho slnlo road funds for Hie construction of lateral maiket loads, ami will tugo tho liuptovpiiicnt of thoKe roadx lend ing to I lie main lili:hwn)s ns rapidly as possible. Wo bollevo those matin no essential to tho development nf oiitl)ltig districts, of tlio state, and that throiir.il their developeiit. prosperity and tlio population will ho Increased mid Hi thereby distributed tax burden bo among larger numbers of people. In H.isteru Oregon there Is a vast oiuplro waiting for settlers. Wo be lieve Hint completion of Tho Dalles California lilgliwa), the .loliu D.iy highway, llio Oregon Trail mid tho .Central Oregi n highway will do much to acquaint tho public with tlio pos slble resiinnes of this great territory and e favor tho (ompletloii of these roads as fast as available funds will permit. Wo recognize that Oregon has an Immense umlev eloped territory In tho roast untitles that will be of Inestim able value to tlio state when It Is developed Wo bollevo that one of tho most effective wa)s to develop this terrltor). and thus greatly In crease the wealth of the state, would bo the building of roads lo liuiko It accessible nnd wo therefore favor the completion of the Hoosevelt high way at tho earliest possible date con sistent with the stnti read finances, Hx-Serilto 'Ion Wo favor tho employ iiionl of ex servile men In slate positions and promise, fitness ami qualifications considered, that they shall be given that preference Wo commend the patriotism of the various veteran organisations, and believe Hint there should bo the closest co-op. 'ration between those organization ami tho. 1 .. .. hi. .. . I -- ..1.. ,n...ie i..iii. .11 nun " ... ;..- i B QS many rx-servi.o men a pos sible employment In Mate position. Siliools . Wo lake Justifiable pride, along with all other citizens of Oregon. Ill the excellent public school stslem of Ibis stato Wo bollevo II to be (lie very foundation stone In the edifice of popular government. Wo proud ly Invite intention to the fart Hint a greater percentage of Oregon )Oiing men nml women enter our public In stitution of higher learning than of any other state in Hie union, and wo commend the people for tho good Judgment they displayed In making the flnaio I. il di pendency of these iiutilullotiH definite and lerlaln. and wo condemn and disapprove of any effort that m.iv bo made lo return them to the merry of tog rolling leg islative appropriation for their prop er nnd necessary maintenance, nnd wo pledge the people and thosn who have Immediate control of these In stitutions to Ihe most c.ire'ul and o onomlc.il expenditure of Hi- pllli llr fund entrusted i tbeir tun l!ei Initialled nml Sell lenient pprei l.itlng the f.u 1 thai Or. goo tins vast llltib V-bqieil vviiterpow-t will' 1 1 Is of Inestimable Value Pi In iluslry and whoh wle 11 volopxl will transform lb.-, slate . ry larg.-b FOR THE Get that big hat Everybody is wearing 'em We have them in many grades and prices, some especially priced for this event. Then there are the other things which are necessary to make your clothing outfit correct. Get a Rodeo Buckayro shirt and don't forget the silk neckerchief. We have them in the brightest of colors and with artistic decora tions. If you want to put a real finish on the outfit get a pair of fancy Chaparejos. K. Sugarman I aint T . Into an Iniliiidilal center, mid realu 111); Hull llio dcvolopmoill nr IU In gieal aler power lewotlieo would lelleMi Oie:mi lllld llllllll III Hie West ft urn llm piiHiillillllv r suffering from hunger atut cold mid an linibll II v to r.ct (tops lo miul.i'l ax a ie mill of a coal bot taco fiinil uli.v online, ami Hint mild deidiipliieut would filiiilHh Hie power lo inn (lie- I eon inlluunPi nml liein ami beat the ' i:on homo un well an enrolling.' Hie 1 establishment of imlusttlcii heio. wo l boiob) pledge our nuppoil lo tho I oiicoiiingenieiit of Hie development 1,. n,,, federal I'.ovetnmeiit of llio renin, 1110 1'i'Hi nines, ine 1 manna Ituplds, Hie .loliu Ha), llii Ow)heo und oilier wnlei power pioje.ts of this vusi men Itecegul'llli: (hat Hiele ale large iiioiih of lilideveloped teiilloty in miineio is iiiiiiilles In llihi Htule withhold f 1 11111 devoliipmeiil by liieiuis of Hie fedeial . oiisei atloll pollc), gieallv lo the financial de triment of said i'oiiiiHoh, wo pledge the milted effoit of Hi" slale paity and Its lepienelitallvi 1. Ill ..ingress to work foi' national leulslallou mil only ' llioio adeqiiatel) to lompelisalo theso I counties from lost levenile Hiioilgll j federal owned n"ii taxabl" laud In their bordois, but nlso to lestoro I inn rlt of thoo land to iipeody entry uiml. Iiomestoail IMW I llfOIXOIIIOIllS J Wo ple.lgo the Hopiiblbmi paily ntid lis every ofli.ial to slrl. t law enforcement With the crime wave J following Hio unsettled ioiiiIIHiiu' which Iiiin prevailed nml k! Ill pie-j vails, coupled with the Hew class of 1 erlmluals known as uioonnlilller, the I slate has added polite duties In or-' dor that life and property may bo , safe Htery luw of this common- 1 wealtli must bo enlrrrcil, inrniiiiiig the prohibition law of the stato and nation. Mniki'llng Wo ronllio fully that today the farm return of Oregon, under pre sent market prlres and the present s) stein of distribution of farm pro dm Is. I not a palui; proposition, and that the fanner Is the one man who tolls without Just compensation Wo recommend that unless there Is J a change lo Improve die entile ami wheal markets that tho government of the lulled Slales put Into opera tion the same flnnm-hil plan fur Un it min g the w licit mid culllo produ cer that saved the cotton and sheep raiser from bankrupt.) ami placed thorn on solid financial footing, ami to pledge Hi" Hepubllcan legislature to Hi,, enactment of any legislation Hint may lie uoroasnry to further bridge Hie gap that exists belweun producer nml consumer therobi enab ling the former to realize a greater profit for his toll. Ijtbiie Tho Itrpiibllcttii administration In Oregon . stnbllsbetl a heard nf rim illation nnd wo pledge lis continu um e. This board has secured Indus trial peace In ilrogon b) assuring la bor of a fair donl In nil umtrnwrsloN Willi em plovers, and Insuring inplial that It opportunities fur Investment III tho ludunlrles that employ labor will not bo harrasseil by ugltntoisl who nro ounmti"t of both labor mil capital, ami wo recommend Hi" lend ers of organized labor In till slate for their i-arnosi cii-operi.tloii In keeping Hiu I. W. W. meiiaio from Oregon The Hcp'ihllcnti party ha nlw.i) been ill" friend of labor Through Its tariff policies II ha provided the laborer with employment, mid pro-J tortcil him from tho cheap labor of' Huropeau mitl Asiatic, countries We believe III, ll Hie mull who oaril Ills, living by dallv toil U entitled 1.1 , more tli. in a living wage In onler thai lo Iil.tv HV" under MclirP'lHI .I'lidjrd. and giv. bis children Ho I.1111I.K" f ,1 pr p. r 1 dip atlon We. I'l-Vi 'but urn- iixi l.iiiorlug maul -urn,iiny vii 'I i-.ii I lo enablt 1 'ii in nave n-'iiu'llioii'. from In 1 RODEO mad at nobody" 1 weekly wage thill null her Hie ulnlo nor llio 11111I1111 I'lgt ilo In Un lilgh eitl poiiHlbllllleii To H1I11 olid wo would leqiiest thai llio 1111II01111I labor liouiil define Iho lull liml oomplelii meaning of Hie ilvini: wage," whlcli II linn eiilllnialeil ill vailoilM oflii 1.I011. Ill order liml belli labor und the public may have a mote definite iimleislamllng Of what should bo ex pected or bnlll of II10111 In Iho Hiilvlng of this ureal economic iiiohllou. A. lilevenienlN of 1'iosoiil Slnlo Ail niliilliiilloii Wo llivlle the iilleiilloil of Iho peo ple to the worthy miilovemelilH of the pieseiit itlato lit) lilllilnl rut lull ait 1111 evidence nf tin light to Inillier .oillliteino II ha liilien iho mosl ruimtl mllvn step In Hie lutotesl of la rodlliilou and equalUalloii In Hie appointment of the tax Investigation lominltlco. ll ban coniliicted a teleutles war fai against Iho narcotic evil and Iiiih lent every nsj.lnti.il. " lo Iho lo.al aiilhorltlei In sqiiel. hliig till In loiuparable menace, mid we pledge ouiselves lo n loiitlnliiillon of this polli). ll has s. iitpulously Mood for law ouforcomoni without fear or favor, ami will continue 10 lend every inoalin at II dbqional to Iho outline liient of every law upon Hie hlatille books, and lo Hie liirulratlon of re spect for the constitution, the law ami the courts CHILOQUIN. ASPGROVE The Hev ami Mrs It. H. HAdcllffo of l,etiu)lvanla, having allended the Hplscopal cotiveiitlou at Port land, aro now visiting llielr son, It. II Hadcllffe, of Aspgrovc. Mr, laicy Havago of (Iraud Hap Ids, Mb h, Is visiting her niece, Mr. J. J. VHInlr of Aspgrovc. Dee Hot. m in. John Smith ami Noa t'lipos of (iilloquln have Just returned fiom a iurro.ssful hunting trip 011 (ierhnrt mmiiitalu, each one In Inning In a flue big buck, Dee How man' weighed 200 pound ami had six point Crlp.V welshed I tin pound and bad four points John Smith scored with a 7-polnl-r weighing 2&ll pounds SHASTA VIEW Mr and Mrs (' M. Kirkpatrlrk and ons, Orlaiid and Hi urge, were Klamath Kails visitor Monday. Mr and Mrs J W. I,. H111III1 and children, Ivan. Iltibj- and Vera, wcio Ktimtay guests al W. A. l-iymuu's home O ll Hunt and daughter. Ada. wore visiting at th county seat fiat unlay Inst Mis Ada spent Hio week-end wlih Pay Tryrenr and V,I8 brought In by Minn l'"i lo.ir Mr nnd Mm. en came from week ami look mother. Mr. A her homo Hiinday Mai Hit Christen- l.oyallun, Cal. Inst Mr Chrlstensrir Tumor of Klam ath Kails, to Hi. tr now hum.) In California In spend tho winter, i'hry spent Thursday night with Mr. Tiiiiiith daughter. Mrs. I.Ida Kirk patrlrk The ladles of (lie Helping Hand society were entertained by Mr. All'lu Macketi larl Wednesday ami Hpnit it most enjoyable day. Mr. J A M. Comb will entertain Ihu mill y Wednesday, Octob r t iirrlus sell alarm 1 lork 2!! ; m