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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONinV, IHTOIIKU U'J, 1IWI
McARTHUR OUT
FOR SENATE: TO
FIGHT KU KLUX
(Continued from Page One)
A fnw years, ago lie tm a small
snlarlod employe of a local public
utility corporation, now he
owns a beautiful home In Irving
ton, occupies a liuurous suite ot
. oKlcea In a downtown building and
ridog. In, a high-priced automobile.
I - do not charge him with dis
honest methods In his sudden rise
to a position of affluonee, but the
fact remains that he has made the
Ku Klux. Klan pay handsome divi
dends.; He Is the poliltcal boss ot
Oregon and polltlcans of "high and
Jow , degree cringe and crawl to
bask in. the Bunshlne "of his favor.
, "Two. years , ago, , G If ford
sought to enlist my membership in
the Ku Klux Klan. He sent one
of .-Mar emissaries to my office on
thrnfl separate occasions and I was
assnrod that I was eligible to mem-
-be ten I p In the klan and that it
would be to my advantage, to be
come a member.'., .It is needless to
aay.rtthat declined. :he Invitation
thereby greatly offended1 .the rising
political boss. I subsequently aggra
vated the offense by refusing to. see
G If ford for the purpose ot disscuiis-
Ingiony candidacy for re-election to
congress. Gilford swore vengean
ce mfad vigorously opposed my re-
nomlnation at the primary election
laat.year. , Despite -i the. opposition
ot 4e Gilford machine I, was rej-
sottinated but the. same crowd was
solidly opposed to me in the fall
campaign and wai-largely respon
albals tor my .defeat: mention
.these tacts in, order that the people
of Oregon may know ot the rule or
ruin policy ot Gltford and his dom
inating influence in the attain of
the tate
Would Break Machine -
"In common with thousands . of
othet citizens of-my -native state,
I feel that Glfford's power as a
political hoes should be. broken and
that f his Ku Klux Klan machine
should be relegated to the political
scrap heap The situation is one
that ' challenges the attention ot all
friends of good government; ont
that transcends all partlsian consid
erations; one that demands action.
The-'overthrow." of the. Glfford ma
chine will be the paramount issue in
the 'coming campaign, notwith
standing the explanations ot charla
tans' '' and the apologies of atrad-
. dlers.
"If the people of Oregon see fit
to elect me to the United States
senate, I will not enter- into any
secret deals with Boss Clifford or
any) one of his followersor with
anybody else on matters affecting
legislation or patronage. Indivi
duals and organizations who do not
conceal their Indentlty behind
pillow slips and bed sheets will al
ways be given a respectful hearing
hut I will not recognize the Invis
ible (empire. I want the people of
Oregon to know that at least one
candidate tor United States senator
1b 18 2 is and always will be free
and . Independent of Boss Glfford
and his - Ku Klux Klan and will
not take dictation from any man or
set of men..- j . . , ,.;,'
si. "I originally intended to support
Senator Charles L. McNery for ra
eleorlon, hut his , recommendation
of Dr. Earl C. McFarland for ap
pointment as collector of the. Port
ot Portland constrains me to do
Otherwise. Dr McFarland was- and
is now one of the Boss Gilford's
trueed . lieutenants. His appoint?
sunt, made upon the Joint recom
mendation of Senator McNary and
Senator Stanfield. was. hailed as a
rlctory for Boss Glfford and his or
ganisation. .- ,
"Until recently, I bad no thought
off entering the race tor United
Spates senator next year. I was
ready and willing to lend my sup-
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R.1 CHIEFS
STARTED
LOW PLAGES
CHICAGO. Oct. S2. Euch of the
executives of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad has
"come up from the ranks."
President J. B. Gorman began
as a car checker in the switch
yards. Others began their railroad
careers as stenographer In the law
department; , chainman in a sur
veying outfit; stenographer in the
freight department;, yard clerk;
storekeeper's helper; clerk in the
treasurer's office, and fetation help
er. Four ot them are now mem
bers of the board of directors;
"The chances are that the men
who picked those men sited them
up for 'the Job farther on,' " said
a bulletin to the employes' and
there is still opportunity for those
who are wllling.'.to work, as most
ot them, have come Into their pres
ent positions the last few years.
port- to any candidate , of ability
and standing who would announce
his Independence ot Boss Glfford
and the Ku Klux Klan. Thus tar,
no such candidate has appeared, so
I have decided to make the race,
I cannot stand idly by and witness
further enroachments " by the most
reprehensible political machine
that has ever existed in Oregon.
Candidacy Is Protest
'"My candidacy is a protest
against this machine and its
methods. Later on," I shall Issue a
platform covering other ' questions.
I propose to make a vigorous cam
paign throughout the entire state
and to take the people into my con-
naence. , I have determined upon
my course only, after due delibera
tion, and having done so, I shall
employ , every honorable means
within my power to achieve sue-'
cess." . , '. .
From and rear sues ad
justable forward and back
tor all sod short peopW.
6p
KSi-;.-'
1 j 'X sa
Touring Car Fully Equipped ;
$579.00 F. O. B. Here
E. Hauger. Dealer, 7th and Klamath
"Some day some members of
the board will retire from aatlvo
service and another offleo boy.
stenographer or clerk, will bo em
ployed. Will tho employing officer
who sotorts this ' new office - boy
pick him to 'fill a hole' lu his force
or will ho be IMuklng ot tho board
of directors?" .
NeCourta
Alice ttu-roll vs. l Vmik Carroll
Alice Carroll was given a divorce
from Funk Carroll following tho
trial of the case on Saturday. The
case was won by default as the de
fendant did not apear In person or
write an answer to the complaint
within tho required time. In ad
dition the plaintiff was awarded
custody of the only child Dorothy
Maxlne Carroll.
Al'illinin Crawford vs. Albert G..
. Bunnell ct nl.; ,. "
The default ot the defendant has
been entered in the case ot Wttlllam
Crawford vs. Albert G. Bunnell el
al, upon motion ot lawyers tor tho
plaintiff.
Kidneys cause backache? No! Lis
ten! Your backache is caused bv
lumbago, sciatica, or a strain, and
the quickest relief is soothing.
penetrating St. Jacobs Oil., Rub It
right on your painful back, and In
stantly the soreness, stiffness and
lameness disappears. Don t stay
crippled! Get a small trial bottle ot
St. Jacobs Oil 'from your drURCiBt
and limber up. A moment after it
is applied you'll wonder what be
came ot the backache or lumbago
pain.
. Rub old, honest St. Jacobs Oil
whenever you have sciatica, neura
lgia, rheumatism or sprains, as it
Is absolutely harmless and doesn't
burn the skin. -
OUCH
BAG
LUMBAGO
BACKACHE
M
,fMmM ' asafiar rmv aW Mm JifZ Lmm
Ulmerictis Only Vershiile Car
50 cu. It. lor (arm truck,
mgcate, etc, by removing
real srat sad upholstery.
The new Overland Champion is the first
all-purpose car! Doors front and rear!
Washable upholstery! Steel body! Bigger
new engine! Overland quality, reliability arid
economy! Come in get complete details!
DUNHAM AUTO CO.
' 403 So. Sixth St
l
; Mtm wants but lit tla hero below
-iul ho usually git about half
that much.
1 Success Is merely the result of
rlnhtly directed energy.
Too Much
Wood
For a short time we are
forced to make sacrifice
prices on wood as fol
lows: GREEN SLAB
1 or more cords
$3.50
10 Cords
$30.00
BLOCK WOOD
Single Load
$4.00
Double Load
$6.00
, Phone Vour Order
6. Peyton
& Co.
. '.
Phone 333 419 Main
F.O-B.Tolsdo
Both seats and upholstery
males into s full Ud bed
ia the car for camping.
it-.
sXWZ'.
ism
Busi
iness
lAODAK
Leave Your' Fiittvs
before 9 OclocK-Your
AM. Pictures are
Mmm Pharngcy
V'v KLAMATH FALLS ORE0OH TTTrn I
i2
WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE U It
I PJSrfv I BUY TMtlW DRUGS Udyuvl
New Fall
... NOW ON
FOR YOUR
Chas. J. Cizek
Merchant Tailor
Kodak Finishing
Films received before t A. M.
Ready the ame day at 8 P. M.
Mail orstaw HIM M
STAR DRUG CO.
i -
v ;v Now On
GL M. C.
REX
234 Main St
PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Blith A It. R. Spar KUnuth F1U, Ore.
FtaooR Rm. 4MW Wlue. asw-w '
"VES, WE STORE THIXOS" '
Store your grain and potatoes until prlc. aulta. Wo can load your
ear at ihort notice. Alio, we JiD still lllnc baled har and grain,
any quantity, at prices which are (air. Stop u.sslng at your
load, -our ten ton scales always ready and right. II yon are mor
lng Int moTlng ont or bonse-hnntlng, let us take ear ot your fur
niture and nouseold goods until you get settled.
METROPOLITAN
GARAGE
. OPEN DAT AKD NIOHT
1st Class Workmanship
Gaaraatoei -
t ; AtTTOMODILE8 .
FRANKUN-RIOKENBACKER
B. D. PETERSON, Prop.
Phones 6
BEND STAGE
Lt. Klamath Falls 8 a. m.
At. Bend 6 p. m.
Lt. Bend 8 a. m.
Ar. Klamath Fall 6 p.m.
Officea i
REED AUTO SUPPLY
COMPANY
and ,'.
CITY TRANSFER CO.
w. a w.
Moat every, Tuesday : ovnniiiff nt
7:80 in l.O.O.P. Hull. All visit
ing Woodman cordlnlly invited.
O. K. BRANDBNDURO, Clerk
The "grand balance" or scale uxod
in the Bank o) England Is so sensi
tive that the weight' of a postage
stamp moves the Indea six lnohts.
Directory
tti4?
WORK
ready aV S p
Woolens
DISPLAY
INSPECTION
UwMh ValM, Ot.
Display
Trucks
RENNER
Phone 397-W
CONCRETE 1
Permanent as the Pyramids
Concrete Pipe
Sewer Pipe
Water Pipe
Culvert Pipe
Irrigation Pip
Concrete Brick
Pace Brlok
Common Brick
Floor Til
Mantel Brlok
Concrete Blocks
Chimney Blocks
Building Blocks
Foundation Block
Concrete Contracting '
Sidewalk and. Curb
Foundation
Fleer .
Concrete Materials
Dement . ; '
Soresned Sand
Oravel
CONCRETE PIPE CO
Phone 22SJ 6th and Market Sto!
Send the invalid to
ASHLAND
(or the winter Write the
Convalescent Hme
for ratos.
kodak finishing at Stlnion's. Jtf
ft
ff 1040
"aeiBieBjiBver fSW'vW4efeBj.4
Advprtlslng pays, Try It and iee.
NEW CITY LAUNDRYl
PinlslicS Wnrk
riat Work
Kougk Oxt
'Pal tlmt Dda ta 6a
PHONM IN
Done Mala aid Osaige
OOUUON AUTO HUItVICU
Voriimrly With Cue
Phone 600
5111 Main Ht.
Klniiialli Fnll, Orrgoa
DR. H. J. WINTERS
Graduate and Ntate HogUeered
OPTICIAN
Nlaetrxta ynare here la haslaea
I'nmipt Bcrrloe
,714 Main Street
Coe's Auto Service
Phone 168
Htnnd at Ttio Hnuikft Neat Door
To Owl t'afe.
DR. J. G. GOBLE .
r OlyTOMimil8T OPTlfJIAJT
T Mala HI, Phoaa 1SS-W
We tit and grind gl. DopU
eat brekea lease, lapatr trd.
NU BONE CORSETS
Made to Tour Meaeeir
Ouarantoed
Mrs. Rbso Randall -
BSl Jerfereon St. Phone BTT-W
PR. F. R.&ODDAXJQ
ofiTli'olTmfl pmrnoua
ADD BCaUKOH
OfOe aad RmMmm PhoeKe (St
L O. O, V, TXMFLM
S. CROUCH, D.V.M.
Tetertaary Bnrgeoa
Deputy 'Huta VMorturtoa
I
ass n. sth b. phoM aM
Boston Beauty Shop .
T10 Main Phone 81 LW
Export marcolllng and hair
bobbing.
Next door to Pino Tree Theater
I. O. O. F.
ProsMrtty Rebrkah, 104.
Pint and Third Thuredays
wanaa Bneampmetit , ' aaeeee
teach Tntoday
aUaaulh Lodge 1ST saeees
rridy
J. C CLEGHORN
citixi KNaninn
AMD BDRVBTOa
Phoaa ltS-J IBS B. pttrHdj
CHIROPRACTORS
DRS. MALLETI A MAUJBT
Offloa oTflr Uadertroodre
7 th Main Phoae BB
Bealdeaca Phon BS7.
DR. C X. RAMBO
Dendsi
I. P, O. . MlStss .
noxi si
W.E.& J. L PATTERSON
Contracting Painters
630 S. 6th Phone S82-J
Dr. E. Dietsche ,
Physician and Borgooa
Offlcei Room S and T.
Hugarmaa Bid.
Offloa Bonrst 11.1S, sVS A T-S
Bundayi D.l
Phoneat Offlca 888, Rea.' OSO-W
American Legion
KLAMATH POSf NO. B
Mootlnjrs 1st and Brd Tuesdays
. Court Hnase Baeetaeal
H. B. GETZ, Oommaads
Phone B5B.M
Monclair Beauty Shone
480 Mnln St. . Phoae BOS
All Linns of Reanty Culture
Op on Evenings
' Near Corner of 4th Street .