Klamath republican., March 01, 1906, Image 2

KLAM A TH REPUBLICAN chari . es a .
E. J. MURRAY, Editor.
I
Statement No. i
JO HNS.
INDUSTRIAL-
EXPOSITION
Some Reasons Why Me
Should Be Nomi
nated
Plans on F:oot for Holding
One Annually in
Portland.
(Il \l RAI DIRI Cium .
DR. WM. MARTIN
DENTIST
The •hut» of On-gon has a primary
elis-tion law. ciuicicl for the piii|su«t- oi
Kl.irn.ith Falls, Oregon
directing anil eonlmlling lh<> iiietlesl of
making nomination* f<>r ollie,•. It wa»
not enacted for the piirjM^v m diri-ctitig
or controlling elm-tions. rhe law , a* to
election», »taiid* an it »food beiore the
PROF. IV. i'. FOS TER
primary law w is < inn t<al. Ill the vl,a--
Klamath Falls, Orc., Thursday, March 1.1906.
tion
the
|te,>plc
are
to
vote
jti»t
as
I
hey
e?1------------------------------------------- -- ———■
ORNAMCNI AL I’AIN TING
He is a native lorn citiaen of »hv wish, selecting their candidate* from
Dun McAllen, th» father of the lewis
With this ¡Hbiio the Rvpul»ri<un will B:' nn«ler the i«anagcn»vnt of Mr. F. J.
the parly tickets, or voting for illdv- and ('lurk Fair, has taken the initiative
Unite,!
Mates;
forty
eight
years
old;
in
Murray, a
.•-••»>!«»I and expert
I nvw *pn|wr
Mr. Murray i* just the
KI..' -th r.u*
SrniitufM
pendent one«. Tl><> vnte« are not “tied
oreveii
Mian that Khituath County m'.1 ¡* t »
in the great work ot
of the prime of life and a type of the up" to candidate«, by the primary elec­ in the holding of an industrial ex|>o»i
her viiMt rosourm. 1I m ' p >', c . .>t the |«a|n»r «ill continik» tui in thr|mMaiuiim« younger and prvgr*»»iv* element in tin1 tion ; but doubt less there are moral obli­ lion in IMrtland. Wednesday last he
provenirnt* u i L i » > tS.it ui’! • t only < ¡¡tintie the Klamath Republican Republican party. 1» a pioneer of Ore­ gation« «nd |sirty obligation«, if one visited some of the most prominent
bLOSS A SONNAfHANtl
•n the hwling
r of the c »nnty. b t will tnahe it the leading j mrn.al of Kmlb* gon. ll«< resided twenty-nine years in regiiteia as a Republican or as a Demo­ l>u»lno»s men of Kirtland, who pledged 1 1 Dunbar
Swrvtíirv o| SlMh»
the
Willamette
valley
an-l
eighteen
themselves to siip|sirt the ex|s«ition, ( ’ M«»1»K’
SiNt»* »il fr»’ÄiHin»r
ern Orvgon.
W. O. S mith .
1 years in Raker city. Graduated from crat, and vote» a« sueli in the primary, both peiHinally and financially. It i. .III \• kuiunin ^«ip l’ubllf 1 tint rinlbni
Sh*!»* rillit»*»
the Willamette Utiiwrsity with an A. to vote in like manner in the general pmbable that n meeting of prominent I K Whitnvv
Uiurnvy Gvtiriiil ■
II. degiee in IS?* ; admitted to the bar election, lint all such obligations are lUtisens will Is* hvlil mhiii to det Ise wais \ MC» dH !• •» tl
Iin»* <• Ihiilvx i
in 18S1. Ila» always taken un active in­ left to the votei 's ow-i discretion.
and means to bring about the eg|s> l; > i tn
Supreme Judges i
As to I'nited States S-nat->r. Voters sition.
terest in public affairs. Was elected
\p|d' lit tills
!• A M n»0
'
may
indicate
their
choice,
fust
in
the
Osarti,
1
West
\
uni
Miilu
Intnl |l«».»»-l
Mayor ef Baker citv in
re elected
In speaking.4 the proposc.l exposition
.
I
S
1
>|»|.
Jlltlgtt
C.
1
\\
*•!
vrrton
in lv'2. and acain in Noveml'er ltWt by primary and next in the general elec­ Mr. McAllen said:
MELVIN D '.»/ILLIAMS
1 s. M usi.«Il
(’ .1 IL mh I
the laigest majority any candidate ever tion. But the election of Senator ia de-
“All the counties in the stat» »Imiil.l D M Diimu* <'ollrrt »r ¡<il»‘riial Kevenin* .
volvisl
bv
tin-Constitution
and
law«
ol
> received for that office. In Juno 11*05
E I'i»t. Ath-inoy i
participate in the ex|sw*iti<in by sen.hug
li»
HINT Jriu» 1 »i hiMKtrr.
was elected school director foi the fourth the I'nited Mates upon the Legislature. an exhibit. Then here in Portland the i
1
Diat. Jnilg»«
consecutive term and received every As in the eleetmn ol stateutlicuils, there lioine-evki'rs roiil.l learn many things H K ll.ini-i
i
H 1. lU*n.'»i»n
Archbisl pTrelcnd, of St. Pañi addressed an audience of 15,iW people in vote cast. Has always taken an active, doubt les- will la- a moral and party ob­ wIm h other*i-.- to obtmn they would \ l !{<•:< nu
LAND SUItVLYOR,
Dislricl All «.
Convention ll./i. in Ka as City, Washington's birthday upon the subject, “The IK-rsonal interest in educational affairs. ligation upon each memlier to vote in have to .|w«nd considerable time travel W J Moore
f
V. M. | IM» »ATI 1» F 1 tki-VU".
Republic op Washit •..•a.’’ I’u.n-d States Senator Warner acted aa chairman and
Excluding sal-sm», he has the sup- the l egislature so as to carry out the ing over diffvr.oH portions o| the state.
olUi.nX
introduced tlw distinguished prelate.
' ;iort and endoracmerit, without regard dei-lared w isli and preference of hi« And I Iw-heve the counties should ke«p C N G .
lt»
‘
»cn»'r
I
e.
1'
Httydnr
Crc’ibisla p Ireland s¡ ke of the spread of the democratic idea throughout to party, of practically cve-v busine«» l>arty as to Senator; but us this is an it permanent exhibit in 1‘ortlan.l, in ’
MX I II Mix »T»» him oimtrh r.
the world, the rei It oi the st
d: I example set by the I'nited State», and »aid interest in Baker county, is qualified election, and the nieinla-r is an elector, charge of |ier»on»l representatives, L \ L ii \ <'t»» k . hihn 1 ‘ t k Mal* ''el .1! •
j »» ixt lutrm Mi X T a m r M.
that it Ivlio ive.I Americana to cot - i-.-r llteir res;« mobilities ami perils. lie con. by nature, learning an I exparienoe to each will interpret that obligivion fur w Imse Mile duty should be to exploit
l«»hn s. >h»M»k
Is, 11«
tinned :
till that position. Ila» never l-een a liiinM-lf, just aa the voter doaa m the their particular se.*tion.
LtLux ;e\k
U. E 1 ev Mmn» r .
“l et the country always elect as its guardians its beat anti worthiest sons; let factioual man ; is not a faetioital candi­ general election. Il will la- an honor­ i “laxtking at the matter Iroui an intel­
k 1 »M \ VH « «H XTÌ .
1
Voter- -eek them out anti give them hon->r. incapable men should not be chosen; date and would not be a factional gov­ able risplireineut, however, that the ligent, M>ltlsh standpoint, I'mt land i ¡«‘«»re» V, 1- »M\\ m
CountV Judge
JGñ
menila-r
should
vote
lor
the
eaudi-late
N
S
1
still I -s. dish
ami
t > a men. loo thirty that places oa its ticket the ernor. Has always Iw-en a republican
would Is* greatlv lM*nvtitv*l. This city
l »»nunn“»¡tinei m
i
diahoncst names should be over» h< lined in iiigluiions defeat.
and a loyal supporter of its ticket and whom his party has declined for. Thus cannot grow if (he stat« dues not devel­ Fr»»l M v II iiim »
Cl.-ik
G«wg«' l hanfiiin
“Care should be taken that foreigners choosing America as their home be per- principles. His nomination would har­ will he fulfill the exiaw-tations of those op. The more pro»|>er<>iis Oregon, the Niin* < >lM'iivbain
>b»’riff,
who
elected
him.
No
Republican
will
Wied with the spirit of our institutions, be made Americans in mind and heart. monize and unite the party and insure
..
Treawurer
more pm.|ierous Portland, Each .lioilla L. Alva 1 .»»\» k
\»-M MN**r
Efforts to concentrate immigrants insocial groups and retard their American­ the election of a republican -governor. la- elected Io the Ia'gis!.ituru under the help the other. We must «n-l we »rv i .E L m
>i¡rvt vtu
Ihitt toiM»»n
isation should be frowned down.
He is the choice oi Eastern Oregon, expectation that he will vote for a going 1.. have an industrial exposition," 1 M »r. l < »•••»
11 Merr» m ¡in
< ••ft>ut i
“While wo seek t Vue. n.iniz<- immigrants, may it not he well to guaní some ' which, in the congressional election of IKiuocrat Senator; no Ih-nva-rat under concluded Mr. McAllen, with )>artiep. J. G. U iuht
Srtouol Supi.
Americans against t ■ i-.g I
¿
d.’ I'tiey are not Americans except inasmuch 1904, east nearly seven thousand more the expectation that he will vote (or a lur emphasis on his last remark.
»itv •»»• RI X' tm ruXM.
I‘i V '-itien!
as they draw their g Id fr-ni America who colonises the so-called American quar­ votes than Multnomah county.
Baker Republican Senator.
It the plans are siicce»«fiil, Klamath Al« i. Martin Jr
L. 1 tv illit«
It ia useless to joggle with this rule
ters in the capitals of Europe.
' county is one of the largest in Eastern
County will undoubtedly lake advant­ K. St. < »«'•». I’n*to<‘p f
‘•Personal freed 111, initiative, nntrammelded personal action, limited only by ’ Oregon, and in its w hole history lias ject, or try to sophisticate it. Election age of the opportunity, and have a di»- Il I i » h I >rhnll«M*k | ('tHineil tu»,n
Attorney and Coun .olor at law
the rights of others mi l the sec irity of the public weal, bear the vital elements of I never receive«! any political recognition of United Slates Senators is wholly in plav that will »how up her resources in <¡«»o. 1. Humpliivv 1
K
i i illy
rreiiMiirei
1. W . Siuinrne
American democracy and American pr ■.¡■enly.”
by the republican party, either state or the hands of the Ia-gislature. Senators a manner tliat will attract investors.
C.C.
Broirer
Keenriler
are
not,
cannot
be.
elected
by
the
peo
­
In an a idle.-at a a:. , let c.veu in Topeka, Kan., on Feb. 22, Governor : ferleral, by election or appointment.
NOTARY PUBLIC
1. <Stmlli
MnrMlml
Folk said in parti
xi « Wiuili-’i llulldltig
' Charles A. Johns lias been a man of | ple. The voice of the voters m the gen­
Hirnin Mtir»l«M*h
l’OMt lMrt«t»T , { I >, Kt 1
•‘A pol.ti -al revival is r -ig on all over the land today on the subject of graft. 1 affair* in the history of the state and of, eral election may lar acc-pteil as a guide
. !>un J. ZninHull
CilV Engineer ¡
The pe ipie m f'hila leiploa amt U.nc-niiati, or Pennsylvania and Ohio, have l-eeu Eastern Oregon in particular; hi* integ­ as to the candidate* of the respective
fighting to gain th - g . e.nment they Lai lost. The people are beginning to rity baa never been questiimed: has a parties to la- voted lor by the niemlw's,
I..-ISI Sunday, i'lea. Mulkey, with
Mwakeu to t ei
... • -. ■:■..< fa • tl.it toe government of city, state and Nation ■ clean rs«*onl and the support ami conti- but no further. As to the Senator, the hit, son John, left Ashland fur Imito.
lielougs to them, an 1 they can take the government into their own hands when­ . lence of the people. He is recognized declaration of the voter in the general It'allfomln, for the bcnellt of the lat­ i
ever they wish. T. is is the idea true Democracy stands for—the rule of the as one of the leading lawyers of the election has the effect sin>| Iv of making ter's health. Pre«. Mulkey will re­
Even
people.
I state, and as a cam;wign«r has no su- nominations; nothing more.
turn In a short time, but hla anti will j
“The moral awakening that is now sweeping over the country is simply the , pcriors and but few equals in the stale the-e are at the diM-reiion of nienil-era
ATTOPNEY-AT-LAW
reln.llli at liirlin.
of
the
Legislature,
—
though
it
may
la,
juttriotism that conies from the hearts of the people, a determination to stamp , of Oregon. No man ever had a stronger
Miss It*lie McFarland, a member of i
supposed mt-iul-eis will lai guided by the
out the things that dishonor in public life and the things that oppress in public home endorsement.
life—a firm resolve that government shall be representative of the good, uot of
. w ishes of the voters of the parties who the Junior class. Is seriously ill at her
1 elected them.
the bad.
home In Ashland.
This attempt to provide elalairnte mu-
“Thia movement against graft is not a move against wealth, but against the
During the iiliM'nec of Pmf. Mul­
' cliinery for the election of I'nited States
abuse of wealth. The distinguishing characteristic of this crusade for higher
lkey, Mrs. i’uyne will be In charg«- of
HAMAKEH orriCE.
Senators, different from tho method pro-
ideals in public hie and in private business is tiie conservatism of the people.
I O.o. I-’.—Klamath faaige Xo. 1.7
1 vidod and required by the mandates of 1 his eiaaaea,
The people do not .< qiose 1: .1-s honestly acquired, but they do object to the
meets . ver» Saturday i-venmx tn Ihr
The Girls’ Basket Ball team of Kos<** A. O. I’. W. ball E E. himoon, X.G.
abuses whereby some obtain great riches.”
I the Constitution and laws of the I'nited
('.('. Brower, Keeti-larv.
That the permanent exhibit of the States, can le supported bv t o series of burg is going to play against the Nor­
Chamber of Commerce, even in its quibble« or j Iggies, however subtly con­ mal Girls at Ashland. March J. As
present incomplete state, is a draw trived. As an advisory measure the this game will I n « the last of tlui fc»*4-
J. W. MfMkAS, Proprietor.
ing card and when enlarged and Im­ [«»pillar vote for Senator ia well enough son. n good game Is expected.
proved along the lines recently sug­ and all right; hut it can’t abolish dis­
The Y. W. (’. A. inet Wed nr» lay
Cleanliness .ind C d Work
gested by Secretary Giltner, will be a tinction between ;a>lit:ca! partu-a mid
noon. Mis* Carter led the meeting.
their
pur|a>aee.
nor
make
rules
lor
the
powerful
factor
In
advertising
tlio
re
­
KM
The Portland Journal is a Democratic new spaper. It is the organ of the .
Guaranteed.
•
election ol Sena! rrs different from tlioae The subject was. --Some Incentive -
w
Democratic party oi Oregon. It* every effort naturally is for I>einocratic sucres» - sources of Oregon, is proved by the prcwrilied under the law» of the United to Mor>- Effectin' Work.”
ih
4/so
hr I ON DON AND
at the < lection in this stat • an J tor th.- election of Drmocrats to be office holders I fact that day before yesterday the
States, nor control or luim|>er the alee-
The classes in English arc progress­
l ANCASIÌIRE Fi RE INS. CO.
in this stale. Ata I1 n .,,-rat; • newsp.ip-.-r it realizes the value to the Ltem-xtratie largest number of visitors on record
tion of Senators bv making state teats
party of some features ol the direct puiu.iry law. It especially realizes that the I inspected the exhibit, while yestcr- not known to the Constitution of the ing nicely under the able manage­
il,. tm
I*emocrati<- party bi- everything to train an-l nothing at all to loee in a strict lit­ I day the number was but little small­ United State», nor insist that mernl«-rs ment of Mrs. Newman.
Wrrv
eral iuterp: .-tar ion ol that feature of the law which was intended to over-ride the
Miss Zuleein Tlfrbets. a former stu­
er. The exhibit-room was crowded elected by one party to the Legislature
(’. u.
Voustitution <>> tl i nit, I crate-; in other words, that particular section of the
all day and the attendant was kept shall vote for the cairli lat» of another dent, visited the Normal School,
law which wo-t I r- ,-::ie members of the L-gi-Jative Assembly to be bound by
busy answering questions and distri­ party for the United Mates Senate. Thursday.
•statement No. I."
USE
1 Certain innovations attempted in the
buting
advertising pamphlets.
The students, who were al,s> nt last
The Rep:/ ii.-an ni -rn’b-r« of the Legislature, h-iwever, are not going to step
KLAMATH TAILS SODA WATER
,
iniii'li
abused
name
of
reform
arc
really
The sudden increase in the number
week on account of the examinations
jffito a Dennc-ratic trap. I: 1» not uni.kely that if the members of the Republican
. too alieiird for serious consideration.—
THE MOST
at Jacks un lile, have return« I and
party make known their wishes allowing a choice of someone to represent this of d.uiy visitors is due to the resutnp-
Oregon ia n.
i
state at AV.whingt a as a Senator, the Republican members of the Legislature i , tion of the homeseekers' excursi ms
resumed work.
REFRESHING SUMMER DRINK
wilt lived aid pay atten-i >u t their action. But the attempt of the Portland ’ j front the East and Middl • West, and
tllAfKI. KtrrKS.
capital stock of the curpoiallon la ,
i
Manufactured in a!l Flavors
Journal to bias the minds -i the -pie an-l t y to lead them away from a recog
to the distribution of the Chamber’s | (100.000.
Monday morning, Misti ftoiighti
nition of the «laagers of that raw by its Con-rant claim tliat any one who would advertising pamphlets on the trains
Roscoe Ciintrall, of Klamath Falls, read un Interesting paper on ••The
ItefuM to sign “Statement No. 1” was “placing nis own prefeience against the ¡coming into the city.
I was In the valley this week, on bust- Floating Itrydock.”
Wednesday,
preferences of the people,” shonl-1 I m -, as it will be. futile.
If plans under consideration by the
The Journal knows that this statement is not true. It knows also that tiie
nr-sa and to visit relative, and friends, Mrs. Newman linished h<-r talk un
W. O. W. I.wanna Camp, N«. Ît1>. W.
people cannot el- t a Unit«-1 State« Senator nor - an they bind the Ix-gislative As­ Board of Trade are ratified by the ex­ lie reports the »now as four
deep -■Emotional M-ntory,” the first part ; O. \t ., meets evi-ry M «-«I io - m I uv rveninv
sembly. It is time to have an «-nd of this silliness and folly. The Legislature ecutive committee at Its meeting to­ ¡on the mountains. Medford .Mail.
-if It having la-en given some I line at 7 il'.-i ii'clork at Siinilerson's had. All
must elect th* Senator. It may elect some man ulio may be voted for in April, I night, the organization will lay be-1
ago. Thursday, the students were neighbors cordially invited.
Burdett
Kerr,
of
Blencoe,
Iowa,
is
C. K. Brandenburg, Cleik.
and again in June, or it may not. If the u.an receiving the highest number cA ' fore the other commercial bodies of;
addressed
by Ian Buchanan, a form­
Itepubli.-an votes at the April primaries is a gotxl man, of recognized ability and the city a proposition to enter into a ' in Medford, upon a visit Io our goixl
er classmate of Mr. Mulkey. He
character, the chan-- - are tii- Ib-p-ili’i an members of the Legislature will vote combination to advertise the city and ! | townsman, (». I’. Lindley. He ex­
A. F. «fc A. M — Khiiimth L'»lg*» No.
for him fur the Senate; ami ii the Democrat who receive* the highest nnnil-er of state on all trains coming into Port-1 pects to )<x-atc in Klamath county.— spoke of ambition as compared with 77. Mtn-:* Saturday »•»»•ni n g «»n »»r
lah-nt.
Friday
morning,
I
’
rof.
Mel
­
foro
the hili m ><Hi of »•mb month in ibe
votes in April shall meet th-- r.-quireinents of Ins party, the chance» are the Dem­ land in the manner recently approved Medford Mall.
Merrill, Oregon
linger gavt an Inliirestlng talk on Mitmniic Hull. Ale« Martin Jr. W. M.
ocratic tneiniiers of the Legislator«- will vote for him. There is no use tltinking
It was reported here this week that
by the Chamber of Commerce.
IV. E. Kowdoin, Sec relu ry.
“Energy.”
ef any thing else, and the J mrnal man only shows his extreme partisanship and
The board has bad the plan under ' a man by the name of Cr<*.-t, and a
tries to confus--his read -ra w hen he < -nten-ls f >r anything else. Instead of try­
Ian Buchanan visited difL rent
non resident, had through his stage
ing to Ijelittle in-livi I lai thought and to ndvance the idea that the Ix-gi-lature is consideration for some time past, and
clithHes in the Acadenilc depart tiieiil
driver,
accured
the
contrail
for
carry
­
the
members
who
advocate
it
believe
not w hat it really was intcnde-l to I -—a representative holy—the Journal might
Tliuiaday.
put in eome of it* time in an effort to answer the arguments of men who do not that by uniting their efforts the ing the mail from here to Klamath
ilarrlifiii Howell who was sr-rioiisly
Falla,
and
that
lie
had
also
wcured
Chamber
of
Commerce,
ihe
Board
of
believe in this law-arid w ho t-avi- demonstrated to the people its fallacies. The
lx>gislatiire is a representative l-o I v. Its power, when once organized, is the pow­ i Trade and the Commercial Club will other routes In this aectlon of the ill a short time ago, I k buck In school
er of the people themaelves, an-l there is no law which can possibly control that ' Ire able to do a large amount of profit­ country. I’nder tire regulations of again.
hody, other than the constitnti :i of the state, the Constitution of the United able advertising at a small cost. It the postal itepartment contractors
Last week the postal authorities
Htates and laws ma le an-l a l-,j,t<- I tinder the latter. No previous Legislature can i Is proposed to have a representative must tie residents of the particular
weighed
all mail carried or» the vari­
pass a law binding its eucce» .or. All w ho know anything know this.—-Salem who is thoroughly Informed on the place through which tile route ex­
Btatesmun.
tends. If it should prove true that ous railroad lint s in Oregon, In order
resources and prospects of a’l sections
thene contracts had Iwen let to for- to determine the compensation to I m -
of the state meet each train coming^ eigner«, in disregard of this rule, the
<-
received by the carriers for the next
I
into the city and place liis knowledge ; resident bidders, will surely register a
■ four years.
PROPRIETOR
The <Jrvdo-k Hewey, a monumental illirntrati-rn of the expensive folly of red- at the disposal of all who may wish : protest.—Lake County Examiner.
-
The White Mans'
methods and ignorant department officials, has encountered trouble near the __________
information > of the character a i
Canary Island». She broke away from her towboat* and ore- of the latter was
.stranger and homeseekcr is likely to
Eating House
eripph-d In-fore she was picked up. The Government saved something over
............
(12,000 by having the Dewey built on th Atlantic coast insttad of at Heattie or
Nothing but White Hilp Em­
Three representatives would beem-
Bun Eranciseo, and will l-ice over (-?>,000 in tbe additional cat of towing her to;
ployed
,
ployed,
and
in
addition
to
giving
facts
Manila. The callow nianipuliilors of red tape who bring abott such wasteful ex­
penditure of Government funds as hits been in evidence in connection with tlda - and figures to inquiring tourhitscould
drydock Would be proper snbj.-ets for a Government inquiry. Red tape runs riot distribute advertising matter to a
through all of tie- departments, but no more flagrant waste <f Government funds good advantage. Oregonian.
has ever Ix-en rep rte I tl.au the construction of the Dewey ata point 1-5,000 miles
Steps should be taken to see that
KLAMATH COUNTY
Jrotu where slie was to be stationed.—Oregonian.
Klamath county Is represented both
in Chamber iff Commerce and on in­
o
coming t rains. There Is perhaps no
Red Polled Cattle
Taist w«s-k the National I’ubli-- Ownership party was for lie-1 at a convention .v-cljoti of Oregon about which more,
vailed in Fn eno, Cal., for that purj«».—. A party executive cainniittee of 17 mem- inqitlrl, s arc made than the Klamath
Large White Yorkshire Swine
hers was chosen, with F. 1’. Ni«-;.ol«, of ,-ai Francis«-«», as ciairman, and John ; basin. It is almost Impossible to se­
Murray, of L>s Angeles, ns s erotary, and National headquarters were established cure this information in Portland.
GRIZZLE BKO5
at Jars Angeles. The exe -utive i- cm-iitt --adjourned to meet at the call of the The time Is now ripe when this
Bronze Turkeys
KLAMATH
FALLS
chairman, and that cttll will he made within a few weeks. ('ills for a National should be corrected.
ORBGON
eon vent ion an I for n State convention of persons desiring to afiliate with the new
B-Plymouth Rock Chickens
party are also to be made.
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON.
TWO DOLLARS THE YEAR IN ADVANCE
REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT
interior Oe lorathg a Specialty
Theme of the Oration of Archbishop Ireland and
Governor Folk.
Civil a.d Irrigation Engineer,
C. T. BONNliY,
Ashland Normal
Notes
H. L. HOLGATE
Homeseekers
Coming
KLAMATH BARBER SHOP
LET’S END THIS SILLINESS
SODA WATER
ESPY, ths Soda Water Man
! RICHELIEU HOTEL
THE QUICK MEAL
..Restaurant...
J. A. HAMLIN
liverythinR New
and Pirst Class
Ms 25 and 50 cents
Hates $4.50 and u? per week
Barbershop, Baths
Bar in Connection
Mrs. T. A. Balis,
OLENE RANCH
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THE BEST MEALS IN TOWN
From Exchanges.
Here's a gowi one on Ifon. K. B. Huston, the congressional aspirant, who has ! tk .
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just paid lKiuglas county a vi-it: “They are tailing this story about Mr. Huston,'
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U>e candidate for congress. His wifi, awoke htm the other night and whispered,
‘••••••fwmy I k preparing to Incur-
•Fam, Sam, I think there are burglars in the house.’ ‘No, no, my dear,’ replied P”raFc for f-b*; purpotaj at developing '
the half-asleep candidate, ‘there may be a few in the senate but there's none in l*le
deposit* some ten mile* Routh-
tiie house.'” McMinnville New 1 Reporter.
'west of the city of Eugene. The
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