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' THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Prominent Oregon People
Give Views on Compul-
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Hill MK.NT -Now u-rrmin unfurn
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morn ilnyn only Itf
131 rVt.mil. tor I'lno '
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fur ford trMi-k Adtlreaa W II.
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bath; nr.ily furoUIind. tiowly
mtiitmt. hi If blnrti from U'tijm Poll
tun liniPl. l.arBi'ln Unr, I'lno St
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Prom.
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iK-iTi: . Miiici;
Hir)i from llni'.m' tlailrh Kmio
ril une llnlil itfy -i ll. mnlnr
ltiri-.-i mi. t'lil llnliiT liri l.i. mi
brsnil. iiU k iiiiiii.. nml lull Htirii
w Itt- rut in riRlii fori' foul lli'turii
to llacif ni'n Ii I'i'U.iril I .'
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0 0SIIX03II BY GOSH
SOME NAME
te. envzeu iszszvsmtxa.D.TrstKn
i I iiii lliu html of Icntlier that
miiiw hihI mln lll mil iinki' kiiK hi
i Hpi'tii') .In 1 1. 1'rom, hIiiih i';ilr
In!. Cili St. Jint tiff MhIii. l-lfi
NOIM'i;
j To my many p.iln us I u.ml in
ntitiniini)!) Iluil I li.it m-ri'iili'il a in
sltlllll Willi till' lli'W I'llln Tren (lira
tn ami li'iuiior.irllv li.ixn to illxron
limn' tlm "V:r t'li'.i iImr Hirl"
lllllll I llllM' fllllll'l II llllllll) lll.lll In
my it:iu Willi iiiiiny llinnlin fur
li.i nml iiiltiin.iKi I riMiinln,
l A. VAN KIIAI.IMir.N.
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Ml II UK lli:i,i;JATIOV
rONSTANTINOIM.K, Nov I Tho
.iiiinl IhIit liifnriiii il lli nllli'il IiIkIi
iiiiiii nlotH'r hero Unlay that the
i iiiiil.iiitliiniilo Ki)rrnmi'iit will not
.nil a lii'li'Kiitlnn to !' l-iinanm'
! .no riinfori'iiriv
l iIh I Aiintli'. will lint Irnvc
mi' oul on t Ii Ini'i nK.iln?
Annuo "Von, ionr. In tho nprliiK
i lino
M.ilii'l: Dn tho troot uil nw.iy
liiholr rlotlioa In ilielr IriinkB In win
irr Atuillo.
AH EATING
k.ACE OF
EE!1E.NCE
Mnny I lotniin-iit illlr.i'iu fruin nil
ii'illilim of (In i,i ii arn olirnliiK ivllll
iM'ij Inriii.'iiii' ni tlinir rimrunil tlio
irniu'ii I'uiiiiiiiliiiiiy nlinnllrjii hill,
rnulliil mi iiih f.ooiiilnr 7 h.illnt.
Hi.n' ii'fiirilH only rimm lor tbu fol
Innlinv' i mh hitnv
Mr Mi'tnnilnr Tlinnipsen. Orron'n
ft t vo'i.ini If-al'ltiiiir, now :ircliJ0!it
of Hi- 1'ilin't il U'l.niin' (Itilin of
l'it tin1 'I- 'I li'i Iilll In lint Aiiii'rk-nii;
iiu' iiiTrnf II It imiornolliim
ni i'h i, nml dn not fnr n inoiiH'iit
In i iln ifcn'-foiiH. fair mliiilPil imo
iiii if oh'chii irlll tuto In urnli nil
iiiM.iimiui imaiiiiro; I Itavu too much
f "Ml III lll"H .
i ii H IdiUlit It'll. ir yfan a cluh
wi rl niitiir uf tlin offldal Uit fiJ
itiiU'ii l.iilli'llii -Willi all ma oiit
ih i ii my rnmi 'it il. I will ny that
i i rif.i"i hill ' unfulr. un Aln
linn .li.i iimii'i'i imry 11 rjiu'litl ho
ro hull) 'I' (rallil l'-:il fnr (ill tllllft It
will in- hnrlwl uVi'p iiinler the nver
whiltiilm' iiwiliimho of nil IniHiviiant
i lirtiiniii''N ImlluiH
Mm Nurmnn I'. Cslnromi. nliloly
l.iiiiwn iilinnlnr ant cluh nummi To
my mliiil, this bill II ri'iiiilomi.t, uil
(.iIIimI lor, iiiluililiniiiiii. ImrhlMj? I.nck
to thi' ilnrk ii',ta i.f itra-Ttltloii, hi;;
olr). ullrhrraft It fthnuttl he h.'ati'n
W I, llri'v.ijliT. oilty roliitiililnn-
r of roriLiml, Itwilliix munilicr 'if thu
Oii'l'iiii hur. mi'iiitii r of (In. I'orllainl
lllirnry Imanl nml lialrnuti of tin
Nun mrl .rlnn anil l'ri.t''lfiiil Coinliilt
l'o fur IVii-ituiii In IMiictillnn, with
h)'.uliii:irti'ni In ttw I'nnsnllilBtcil
HiTiirllk. hiillillni, I'ortland I mil
ilnMitliiu moil of my (lino In the of
fmt to ilif'ut I lie hill I ronltlti't af
fonl m do I lmt If It wi'xo not pirnlC'
loHn, ilrlmm nml iluhllim of iacrcd
irlnrlilni
JllilKO nioplirn A. I.mvdl, IVtnlle.
Inn 1 lannot loo norrri'l) luiiilimn
tho niPR'iii' Tliri' In ii fair com
liiiluur) 'Jiicll(iii n.' on our atatutu
liiinka now NotliliiK fntthcr nml h
nalU. rtci'pt to n "K till lllnit) hng
otirB to rcpmllnio ly their liclluu
thM LIU
I.oiiU I' lln. KiiKrno I tin un
nlli'riihl oppaivil to (ti Lill It Is
usi'lr. n Imcltwiiril moti'ii.i'ut ami i n
tlrol) out of plcio In IILirt lo.'.nj
Oregon
rlu l.utlurun nilt i try In kciitiiI
hmi inn li'iniifil tin lj.il. Ir. ,li)lc.-au
pu'lutH throiirliniit tin- ninii lmi ro
(initiated Ii; tro l..l.,ni iil.un ,i'i 1 ',(
MMltlttn. whlMI' utii , U l WOUlll'l II',
luo Jollidl Iii lli.' ouli r j.tnlti t tho
moMriir?
Tho I'rntfU. t nml Nun ifiorl.in
Poinilllttro Off!' linn itlijon ffj(n
mi inor Ori'iton Hi.it id lull it. .a
c ic.Tiin,;l iifij j iii- . ponpli urup
111 MM l plll'i II' '.I " p'.M lllllll
W l Wcl nml ilnill'l''' r wen lit
town i'iiorlny from ih Kintiniii
yt 11 r)
Hoy Nclitnii won In ii wi UiIh,
iiirtiliiif frittn II111 Nol'ni r.inih,
' ilh of Kopi).
I I'. Mi'Aiillffn Ih 11 1 If. liMlnMijt
vlhlliir frnnl I'nrt Kliiinnlli Iiti h"
iiwiih mi (ixlcimlvo iiillli' ruin Ii
Mrn A B llnrlttrnn i- fn town
for 11 few !ll)'rl fioin lor lionm nl
Oili'ina. pinrliiniliii; wlntr "UppIIch
1 I). A. Ml Cnmti wnn In t,..n ih.M
incniliiR tonkins nfior lm :m- nf
' lnlr f r m hln riindi on in Mirilll
road
1
W. A I'nnkoy In cxpninl luri
from Kan PrnnrlMn on imiinlit h
train owl will vlrli lioio f n imwnil
ilayn with frlumli.
1 311m Lorottn Ii'IiiiIiikh li.i" iii'-T' .1
into tint KuilRfl np.iri:r"ii,' mil ulll
l ot In "no 10 lior frli 1 -I in Ml
lluliy I'Vowlck'a iiiinrtmnit
' Ur. U l l.-imh 11 il J I M
l.rurhlln nr plu. mint: . hunllnu
tr j fur toipnrrow Thi xihti to
spin J tho ilfty In tlio -M.il n ntrl t
lr J. A McAIvy .1- iilhIik to.
.M'-va. a umall nlnlUm iioitli "f f till
.luin whoro li will J i- h' r Iiub-
! hand who Is omploycil In ih lumhor1
cu ir (a tltoro
l.0Wl Atllt, Who llH ' n II' iii-nlotiil ,
near Oilemn, left for 1l1.1i ;il ko on 1
tho boat ih If miriilni: iiiim; to
ipi'.lll thO ll'ltt tWO ll.i" Rl'UiIlK
thlnKH In Hint proilnu km I) for
ilrrllna. ,
II W Townr. it wi'll kiinwii nil
xrn of Kent), wiih In town t'U afitr-,
nonn nml roporu that Hi") .m- liar
Imk a pto unrlnl thcr? tonight for
tho purposo of rnlilnr ivmn 11 buy
nrw plionn,"rr .ill n oriln fir iln
ni Ik il
I!i pnrts from VnSru In rr II ll
( III Wiioil In innfitii'il in tin'
ho'pltat frnn InJiirliM 'in ml v
1 r.il uinln .iro wJifil In- Ml from
the Copru 1I.1111. nay that ln U liitv
l impr.HliiK mil It In .xrtiil tli.it
!! will ful termer In time
Why Clcsu Pr'.Jtr flchcol:'
Iliuiidul wr. nr ii ni In 'ho pro
pom il lorjpiil 1. ur lion bi I m
lln .'.'' m mlie r 1 bill it Injiirtuo to
ll'tlllTH of Iilll IhtjIlIlBlll'll mlllMllj
.ixt'litt whlrli tin i,- hii9 bii-ii no 1 11.1
lU Int. wotih! In- wurki'il Ii) tho bill 11
nil.iptlnii; h laru.' n imliir of I'mploMK
milil In out of worL anil taxi 4 wouhl
In" Itirronii'il In untiT to hoimo ami
trull tliiiiiMiuiM of pupil, uuw In
Khali' sctiueU.
J. J. I-'mlicr mi)K Die woitil may
own un n IKIim. bill ii i fc.il to In1
KOOil llllll'lll is to ni'' It '
Si iK'HiliiK not to won) . . . -t
U !l IiiiIiIh'iI hall iiial.o? it ,. J-l
mis wlfo i .in I finil leut: I .1 r '1 111 r
lUlfli.imlH in it
What' 11 ilciilliV) it 1 1 ip' '
"Tlio last 1 lnil! ni ii i i" "i
fllvwr. mm "
Over 250 Pies!
Wlicve pleanniil GiirrountHngs unci good food, well
cooked, nrc nlwnys to be had.
Fried Oysters and Fried Chicken
Choice Tender Meats
All American and Chinese
Dishes cooked to order.
OPEN 1 P. M. to 2 A. M.
TIN HING GUEY
619 Main Street Up Stairs
f,-s-- 1- aiiB.
Tel. 140
n. ..in mimnliin. raised til
Now Jersey, I thought to bo tlio.
largest ever Brown, n "
counds. contains enough material
lor 250 Ple. wo" tho nnt
VrU t tho iuit Intorstato Fair.
At jiiiii- urilri', sulijiri to tin nppnuiil of lint
i;i((lliin lor Mn)'ir. o 7, l!K!'J.
I AM OUT TO WIN
Get behind the man that can pull the most votes.
Labor is favorable to me because I did not sign the nine hour
clause.
Mr. A. R. Wilson refused to unify vote.
Committees of the League put me in field and endorsed me
by recommending ''No nominations".
I am a member ofthc League and will clean up safely first
morally.
Get behind me. I can pull the most votes and win.
DR. A. A. SOULS.
(I'nlil Aihrill'iui nl)
WHO OFFERS BEST CHANCE FOR TAX RELIEF?
incf that the vital problem before the people of ths
qualization.
s discovery two years ago, and at that time, in a spe-
point a committee for the ourpose of making a com-
s and means for remedying whatever unnecessary tax
ntcd on this committee by Governor Olcott, and it was
ear, and he had become a candidate for governor, that
as a good campaign issue. Mr. Olcott discovered it
campaign issue,
onviction, especially in view of the fact that Mr.
nd votes of approval, for 95 per cent of the state tax
ON RECORD
There aretwo candidates for Governor, both claim
State of Oregon is the problem of ta:: reduction and e
The Republican candidate, Mr. Olcott, made thi
cittl mcssnc.e to the legislature, asked permission to ap
pletc investigation of the situation and devising way
burdens or tax inequalities that might exist.
The Democratic candidate, Mr. Pierce, was appoi
not until that committee had been at work for over a y
Mr. Pierce mads the discovery that the tax question w
two years before without any intention of making it a
Which man then is apt to be sincere in his c
Pierce as a legislator is responsible, by his own bills, a
burden?
REPUBLICANS
Moreover, the entire Republican party in Oregon is on record through its delegates to a state convention
as being with Governor Olcott in his plan to effect reductions and equalizations in the tax burden. The
state platform, adopted at that convention, says:
"Wo billi'io linn flu ltiil I'mic In t'lN r.imp.ilmi U tb i.iiostloii of f li-vi i"ltar
nml rii.illln tin' tn liiiiilcn. 'Hit Iti piibllc.ni putt) In tl'ls liiti iivnuiiliil I III"
urir.ll) nt tin- lnt KUillar hl(in of tin- Ii i:I-,lali;n' two jt'.u .r;ii nml, nt I In- re
Hi -t nf I In- piu'itini, Hi n . Olttilt, ntitlioilrcit tin- iippn'lilmi'iil of n ctiiumltli-p to
lliu "lliiatc tho iimllei' nml iiiitl.i' l.Mnnimrtiilnlli'ii', In onlrr thai tlm ni'vt IcxNIalurr
mlrlil hai Mimollilnt; ilrflnlli-nml tiiu.K tc to cnalili- It Inti lllucutl) to p.i W'n-
iiini'h iiin-liiii tlo Iiiwh upon till- Mihjiit.
(I) "Wo plulso iiiiim'Iii to Irplslntlrii-nlilili l' liiluu to (In- koiiiPnt
till. MM Hinoiinlt. of piiiH'tt)-, ir.il nml priMiuiil, lion omltti'il tlicn'fioni, llu'ii'liy
iilli'tluK tlio biiiiUu of llin-o ulm mi tir.w p.ijlni; nil tin Iiimw.
, (l!) "V pUiluo iiiii-i li'v to li-l-Inllnii -.tlii: In Hit- vt. iti' ln cnnimll!u
pb'nnry p.iwci' to cflcif 11111111 priniat y n-ii-MnriiU, tlm itiialllii piopcit) n
i'miiil,s Ik-Iwci'ii ImllWilunl t.i hi)i'is nml Uiik fiiilliri- 1I1 ii'it-.ln the lunili'ii
oi 1 he iiiiiii ulm iiou p.nr. nil tlio i.im-s.
(It) "WV fimir tlio nbolllliiii of uii'Ic" liouiiN mill p miiilloii'i mill tl'o cnn.
vi llilni'iiii of ili'ikiitiucntr. to pit nil iltipllciitloii nml wo pli tlao oii'--i'lt- to 1 il.'f
Inilo nml I'irltiibic plan fin- tlio irtlii'tnout of tlio ht.ito's oiilstuniliiii; bnii'' -il In
1I1 lid ilm vi w I 010 110 ilrlliillo pi-ovI(ii fir Its irtliiiir-nt hits uliiiil) Ix-rn tiimlo nml
wo ill u--. to killuult prnpii'itlv foi ftitilirr lioml i-Mir-. nt hpcclul 0I11 linns."
CANDIDATES ALSO PLEDGED
Governor Olcott and all the Republican legislatives candidates are pledged definitely to the tax re
duction nroram. Who, then, is likely to givo to the people of Oregon nsrded relief in this matter Ben
W. Olcott, who originated the tax reduction idea, two years ago, and a solid Republican legislature back
ing n Republican governor in his plans, or Waiter Pierce, with an official record as a salary booster and a
tax booster, that has no equal in the legislative anna Is of Oregon? During his campaign, Mr. Pierce has
advanced first one idea and then another, all of which have been proven absolutely falacious, impracti
cal and apparently propounded without any consideration except that as a bait for catching votes.
Mr. Olcott, on the other hand, is standing four-square on the Republican State Platform and will be
backed by a Republican State Legislature, workin g in harmony with him on the state of facts that will
be set forth in the report of the tax investigation com mission which Governor Olcott appointed and which
cemmission, at the time of its appointment, was referred to by the Oregon Journal as "appointments that
are most excellent.
We believe the sane, conservative, thoughtful voters of the State of Oregon will take no chance on
any wild ideas advocated during the heat of an elec tion campaign but will trust their problem to the man
who first discovered it and who started the machinery in motion to remedy it, two years before there was
any campaign in operation and at a time when he was not thinking of being a candidate for re-election.
The hope of the tax payer in getting some relief net only from state taxes but from local taxes, through
changes in assessment laws, lies in the election of Ben W. Olcott, backed as he will be by a Republican
legislature and a Republican state organization, pled ged by a platform to accomplish this end.
REPUBLICAN
Walter L. Tooze,. Jr., Chairman.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
C. E. Ingalls, Secretary.
PLAY SAFE AND VOTE FOR OLCOTT
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