Making Aftacument
Assessor J. p. Iae has started in mak­
FROH OUR EXCHANGES Municipal Ownership Urged
CANDIDATES’ COLUMN
{Merrill Record)
County Treasurer
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of County Treasurer, subject
to the action of the Republican voters
at the primary election, April 17, 1908.
lui|H>rtant suggestions and recoin-
meiidaltone are carried in tbe annual
County Assessor
report ot tbe state board ot health
I hereby announce myself as a candi­
which lias just Isseii prepared and dis­
T. W. STEPHENS
tributed,
In tbe report tbe board date for nomination on the Republican
ticket for County Assessor, of Klamnth
givee the reeult of investigations wlileh County, subject to the decision of the
I respectfully announce myself as a
A sees »or and that it le properly taxed. pect tor the coming year lor Merrill, have been made during the past year voters at ths primary election.
candidate for the office of Treasurer of
Klamath Coun'y, on ths Democratic
Ill order to keep the title of your prop­ Contractor Harrow« says he Is figuring on different subjects, while at the same
BERT E. WITHROW.
ticket, subject to tbs decision of the
Ilins directions and recommendations
erly dear it will have to appear ou the i ou five al the present lime,
voters at the primary election.
Jllliel
are given for tlie lietteiineut of condi­
J hereby announce myself as s candi­
CLAUDE H DAGGETT.
tax IsMika and tlie lairs paid, so there i Ivory will probably build on his lot
tions generally in tbe hiallb and sani­ date for the Republican nomination as
is nothing to gain if ilia Assessor should adjoining tlie school pro|ierty, and is tation of the state at large.
Assessor of this countv, subject to the
I announce myself a candidate for
will of the votere at, the primary elee-
accidentally overlook it. If every pAip- now iencing it.
The water supply and sewage systems tion, April 17, 1908
tbe Republican nomination for the office
of
County Treasurer, subject to the
of the state are disuiseed and the board
erty owner would give thie matter hie
E. W. GOWEN.
L. Hhsnks, recently of Portland, has
action of the voters at the coining
gives
as
its
opinion
that
as
tbe
popula
­
liereunal a Ite nl ion when requested lodo liouglil tlie Mrs. I.. M. Carr place near
primary election.
tion grows it is becoming more and
1 hereby declare myself a candidate
ao by the Assessor, he wouldn’t have to this city. Mr. Nhanks knows s good
C. C. CHITWOOD.
more im|ierativo that tbe cltire ul tbe for the nomination for county asaeeaor
du ao much kicking when lax paying thing when he sees It. He and a friend stale secure control of their water sye- on the republican ticket, subject t > the
time comes. The fault is usually more { last week purchased tbe Turner place. teuis
Municipal ownership of water decision ol Ilia voters at the primary
election, April 17, 1908.
I hereby announce myself as a can­
iila own than the assessors tor any mia
systeme
is imperative (or the proper
Both places were sol I by E. E. Fitch.
8. B GARDNER.
didate on the Republican ticket for the
supplying
of
good
pure
water
in
the
lake. Section 3070 of the tax law reads
nomination for the office of Diet net
E. E. Fitch has tired of the simple i growing towns.
Attorney for Klamath and Lake coun­
as follows :
County
Clerk
life and lias bought the city residence
ties. subject to the decision of the
Greit stress is laid upon tlie sewage
Every Assessor shall require any par- j
I hereby announce my candidacy for voters at the primary election.
1 of lleury Turner. ■ He will move his problem throughout tlie state,
Il is
the office of County Clerk, subject to
sou liable to lie taxed in hie county and ,
FRED. H. HILLS.
I family into town as eoon as Mr. Turner (minted out that tlie great increase in the Republican Primariee of April T7,
to be assessed by him,and tlie managing
population during tlie past few years 1908.
i*an make arrangements lor a change
1 will be a candidate for tbe Repub­
C. K. BRANÜENBLRÜ.
has overlsxed the sewer syetems In op­
agent or oiticer of any corporation or as- .
lican nomination for the office of Prose­
’ Mr. Turner baa purchaaed ten acres cl eration generally throughout tbe state
aoclatlou liable to be taxed in bls couuty |
cuting Attorney for the Second Prose­
N. 8. Merrill along tlie river front and and has made them inadequate to the
1 hsreby declare myself a candidate cuting Attorney District of the State
and to be assessed by him, to furnish
for
thè
nomination
tur
County
Clark
un
«ork demanded ut them.
of Oregon, consisting of the counties of
will build at once.
thè Regublican ticket, aubject to thè
such assessor a list of all tbs real estate i
On the other band tbe increase of decision of thè voterà at thè primary Klamath and Lake.
F. R. Merrill lias lieen limplug sruund
D. V. KUYKENDALL.
ol such pereou,corporation or assodatici!
sewage led through tbe systems and out election.
with his left arm disabler! as a result of
C. R. DeLAP.
' into tbe most convenient streams has in
situate In IPs county liable to taxation,
an effort to outdo his domestic cow In a many instances uieusced tbe waler sup­
1 am a candidate for the Democratic
and a list of all the personal property of :
I hereby announce myself as a can­ nomination for Prosecuting Attorney
I tug of war. At the signal boeay took plies of cities and towns snd laid the
such person, corporation or association
didate for nomination to the office of of the Second Prosecuting Attorney
the lead and literally dr agger I her op- population in danger of infection and County Clerk, subject to action of District of Oregon, comprising Klam­
liable to laiattou in Ibis state and shall
epidemics
of
diseases.
It
is
recom
­
Democratic voters at the primary ath and Lake counties.
1 |moent across the dead line
Mr. Mer­
require sudi person, managing agent, or
W. J. MOORE
mended that the smaller towns take up election.
rill aaya that if he had a turn around a
W. A. DELZELL.
ofilcer to make oath tlial.tolbs l>eet of hie I
> tlie consideration of modern methode of
' lelrgrapli pule he could hold her. bands disposal of sewage, and septic lank sys­
knowledge and belief,such list conlaiusa
I down.
tems are suggested as a partial solution
I respectfully announce my candidacy
ull and true account of all ita or liit prop |
I hereby announce myself as a candì for re-election on the Republican ticket
L. J. Rose, Jr., of Oxnard, Ventura ' ol the trouble at least.
srty lialde to 1« taxed in such county; j
During tlie year tlie board has made date for nomination to the office of to the office of County School Superin­
, county, Cal., pasaeti through Merrill
County Commissioner, subject to tbe tendent, subject to the will of the vot­
end if any person shall refuse to
e ap« ial investigation of conditions decision of the voters st the Republican ers at the primary election.
IV rd need ay night
Mr. Roae lies pur­
existing
tn
the
schools
and
other
simi
­
J. G. WIGHT.
furnish such list, or to swear to the
primary election, to be held April 17,
chased several head ol young uiulee and lar institutions ut the stale.
As a r>* 1908
same when required so to do by the
C. J. SWINGLE,
will take them to his California home, suit ut three visile various rmxjfufuen*
I hereby announce myself a candi­
aeseeeor, such ¡lereon aliali (erteli and
Lorella, Ore.
date for nomiratioo on the Republican
lie will add to the number at tbe Davis det tons have ta-en made leading to
ticket, for County School Superinten­
pay to the assessor, for the use ol the
ranch, making in all a hundred, lie better ventilation, plumbing and
1 hereby announce myaelf as a candi­ dent of Klamath County, subject to
county, tlie sum |60, which sum may be
eral sanitation.
date for the nomination for tbe office of the decision of the Republican voters
has Irern buying horses and mules in
(xHinty Commissioner on the Democrat­ at the primary election.
recovered by action in any court having
this country, curl says Oregon ha* the
ic ticket subject to the decision of the
J. H HOBBS
jurisdiction ol mettere ol debt or con­
Missouri for Hughes
voters at the primary election.
beet horses ou earth.
S. T SUMMERS.
tract to the amount of 450. Hhould any
I hereby announce myself a candi­
Republican cqaventkins held ou th«
date for the nomination for County
such person, managing agent, or officer,
call of the chairman of tlie Missouri
School Superintendent, for the consid­
(Bonanza Bulletin]
State Senator
when eo requited, refuse to furnish and
eration of the Repubbcan voters at the
state committee in tbe Eleventh and
1
hereby
submit
my
name
to
the
Re-
primary election.
I.. J. Roes passed through Bonanza
to swear to such list the aeseeeor shall
J. O SWAN
Twelfth Congressional districts Io elect Biblican voter» for joint senator from
lamath, Lake and Crook counties at
ascertain ths taxable pnqwrty of such Wednesday morning with 62 bead of
delegatee to the National convention the primary election to be held April
County Sheriff
person, corpuraticn, or association, and mules which be purchased of John
adopted resolutions indorsing Governor
I hereby announce myself as a candi­
Having faith 'ully represented thia
shall appraise the same from the best Welle, of Bly, paying |106 a Lead tor Cbarlee E. Hughes, ol New York, for
district in the last session of the legis­ date for the nomination on the Repub­
information to be derived from other them. They were lieing driven to Mer­
the next President. and Die delegates lature. and since the senatorship has, lican ticket for the office of Sheriff of
rill,
where
be
has
>2
bead
which
be
for this term, been conceded to Klam­ Klamath County, subject to tbe de­
sources,
elected from the Twelfth were instructed ath, 1 again ask for the favorable con­ cision of the coming primary election.
purchased last tail from the 70 ranch in
W. B. BARNES.
for him, and are the first delegatee to be sideration of the voters of thia Sena­
Drews valley. He will atop at the Da­
torial district.
Respectfully.
Mt. Hebron 1> Growing
instruct»! for tlie New York executive.
vie ranch and gather up 30 bead more
GEO H. MERRYHAN
Olene, Ore., Feb. 1, 1908.
J F. McGuire, the postmaster and that he purchased from Mr. Davit on I The resolutions adopted by tbe two
I hereby declare myself a candidate
merchant of Mt. Hebron, arrived in the
for
the
office
of Sheriff for the consid­
conventions indorse tlie alministrtaion
I hereby announce myself a candi­
Ins trip out to lily. He will theu drive
eration of the Republican voters at the,
city last evening. He Matas that Ml.
<4 President Roosevelt and indorse Gov­ date for Joint Senator from Klamath, primary election.
Hebron is growing fast, and the country to Montague, where ho will ship to Ca­
Lake and Crook counties on the Re­
B. S. ORIOSBY.
ernor Hughes as “a candidate whom we publican ticket, subject to tbe decision
becoming thickly settled with farmers nard, Cal. He also had several ponies
A new restaurant and blacksmith shop which ho is taking along with him, as believe can be relied on to follow up the of tbe primary election.
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
L. F. WILLITS.
have recently been eetabiislied in the he says they will sell tor enough to pay work en ubly and fearlessly inaugurated
the nomination of Sheriff of Klamath
town and another hotel completed and
County, subject to the action of the
tor tlie shipping of the mules.—Bulletin. by the present administration,’* and
I hereby announce myself a candidate Republican voters at the primary elec­
opened up by the Weed Lnmtier Com
continued:
for Joint Senator from Klamath. Lake tion, April 17lh, 1908.
pany, who have lumber yards at that
In I he selection of a auccveeor to Presi­ and Crook couatiee, on the Republican
WM. MARTIN.
place.
Oregon Sheep
ticket, subject to the decision of the
dent Roosevelt we believe the party'e primary election.
The rails will be laid to Mt. Hebron
H. L. HOLGATE.
Need No Dipping choice should fall upon a candidate who
within ten days, and right of way tor
tracks at that place Is 430 feet wide and
Al a called meeting of the Kiard ol stands for the “square deal" and for tbe
For Joint Representative
a mile lung. The company plans about
Sheep Commissioners held at Pendleton unwavering application of these poli-
To the Republicans of Klamath.
12.0U0 feel of sidetracks.
This is a
greater space than le rrserved at Dorris a proclamation was issued declaring the ciee which insure the greatest individ- Lake, Crook and Grant counties:
I wish to inform the Republicans of
or any other town along the line. Ac­ annual dipping lor tbe Spring of 118)8 UB] freedom consistent with tbe public Klamath, Lake. Crook and Grant
cording to Mr. McGuire, Mt. Hebron is unnecessary and that It need not be ob- safety.
countiee constituting the Twenty-first
Representative District of O regen, that
to tie a ehipping point tor cattle. The served
Ko believing we indorse Hon. Charlee my name will be presented for your
railroad will build stockades and there
According to the report made bv State £. Hughes, Governor of New York, as a consideration at the primary election
IN CONNECTION WITH
is plenty of teed at thie point.
Slieep Inspector Lytle and Dr. S. W. ' candidate tor the Republican nomina­ to be held April 17, 1908, asking your
The Yreka Chamber of Commerce has
suffrage for one of the Republican
nominees for joint representative in
established that there are 200,000 acre« McClure, head of the Bureau of Animal tion tor President.
said district, to be ballotted for on
of land tn Red Rock valley, which is Industry in tlie Northwest, the state is
June 1, 1908.
near Ml Hebron. When Mr. McGuire practically tree from scab, A few cases
H. A. BRATTAIN,
Provides
for
Townsites
first went there ten 1« mil lee constituted were reported in the Willamette Valley
Paisley, Oregon.
the settlement. Today there is not a
Senator Hepburn of Idaho has bad re-
early in the Winter, but these have all
homestead left. When the poetoffice
' (erred to tbe senate committee un irri-
To tbe Republicans of Klamath,
was flrot started it averaged lees than beeu attended to. In Umatilla County,
i gat ion a bill likely to find considerable Lake, Crook and Grant counties.
a half of a sack of mail and now they where two yeare ago there were 60,000
I wish to inform the Republicans of
I favor and excite interest in some of the Klamath.
have tour full sacks.
Lake. Crook and Grant
head of ecabby sheep, there is not a
western elates, insomuch as it provides counties, constituting the Twenty-first
single case of scab today. Tlie only case
Representative
District of Oregon,
We cannot be, al the same time, kind reported lately in Eastern Oregon was a for townaitea in connection with projects that my name will be presented for
ami wary; nor can we nerve tao mas­
your consideration at the primary elec­
band of 175 bucks in l-ake County, and undet the reclamation act, as well as tion to be held April 17. 1908, asking
ters,—love and selflslineM.
the construction of the schoolhouses your suffrage for one of the Republican
Leave Thrall....................... 3.00 P.M.
these have now been dipped.
nominees for joint representative in
Wireless telegraphy was unthought
Arrive Pokegama............... 5.06 P.M.
The Commission made a regulation and for munici|>al improvements.
said district, to be ballotted for on
Ils enacting clause empowers the sec­ June 1, 1908.
of but a few years ago and would have requiring railroads shipping sheep into
Leave Pokegama ................ 7.00 A.M.
H. P. BELKNAP,
been thought a thing impossible; yet the state to notify the secretary of the retary of the interior to withdraw from
Arrive Klamath Falls .... 5.00 P.M.
Prineville, Oregon.
the other day tlie fleet down on the Board of Slieep Commissioners eo tbe public entry any lands needed tor town­
Leave Klamath Falls every morning
Pacific ocean off Ixiwer California, sent animals can tie ins|>octed. A resolution site purposes in connection with irriga­
County Surveyor
connecting with Klamath I.ake
I hereby announce myself as a candi­
a message to Pensacola, Florida. It is was also passed favoring a bounty law tion projects under the reclamation act
train which leaves Pokegama
date on the Republican ticket, for
an age of wonders, but greater wonders for the slate of Oregon, holding that it of June 17, 1902, and to survey and County Surveyor of Klamath County,
at 6 P. M. arriving at Thrall
subdivide the same into town lota, with subject to the decision of the voter« at
may yet be disclosed.
at 8: 20 P. M.
is necessary fur tlie protection of tlie
appropriate reservations for public pur­ the primary election.
sheep
industry.
The
Commission
will
The largest award of damages ever
MELVIN D. WILLIAMS.
ifies. The tots so surveyed are to be
brought by a jury In an Oregon court use Its best endeavors to secure the pas.
sold at publieauction to the highest bid­
was returned al Eugene in the case of sago of such a law al the next session of
— —————
der tor cash, from time to time, as may
M. Doyle against tlie Southern Pacific the Legislature.
be deemed advisable by him.
ing tlie assessment of the property tor r
John lietllff sold Ills place this week
the year IVtm. Now le the time tor the i to Dau VanBrluiuisr for a consideration
properly owners to see lliat a complete > ot 4125 |*r sere.
list of their property is given to the I
There are several buildings In prue-
Prosecuting Attorney
County Commissioner
Diiily
M ason ì S lough
Paved streets tor all the business sec­
at Divide, a small station in bane coun­
tion of Granta Paas and macadam or
ty aliout 24 miles lielow Eugene. A
cruahed rock tor many of the residence
verdict of )45,000 was brought in favor
streets are now assured. The city coun­
of the plaintiff.
cil has voted the paving, and steps to­
Parker station, the half way house be­
ward contracts are now being taken.
tween Ashland and Klamath Falls, has
bean leased to L. P. Brlttaan of Ash­
The Marion County Democratic Cen­
land, who will remove the at reonce. tral Committee met Monday afternoon
Mr. Brittaaii b lievee that there will be
heavy traffic over this roulj this sum­ and decided to put a full ticket in the
mer and is preparing for the accommo field, indoreed Statement No. 1 and
launched the name of Governor Cham­
dalion of the travel.
That the spread of tuberculoais io
caused by lack of freeh air in modern
life and poorly ventilated sleeping apart­
ments among people of the present gen­
eration, was a declaration made by Dr.
J. L. Eaton, of Bismarck, Mo., presi­
dent of the lioard of managers of the
state sanitarium, in an address before
the Sonthwost Missouri Medical Asso­
ciation. “The fresh air ¡weapon is the
most effective means of fighting the
dread disease,’* declared Dr. Eaton,
“and it io tlie defensive instead of the of­
The Ashland Commercial Club is ser­ berlain as a candidate tor United States fensive stand which we must take.*’
iously dijjjjussing the matter of Inaugur­ Senator,
ating a stock sales or market day once a
Notice
But one punishment is possible tor
month or as often as should prove feasi­
December 1st—One brown pony mare
Harry Orchard under the plea of guilty
ble. This plan is beooming a regular
with oval brand on left shoulder, about
feature in several eastern Oregon towns bs made in the district court at Cald­ 4 years old.
One black mare with
and is proving a most successful way of well. He will lie sentenced to be hangod white strip in face and white hind feet,
One mouse­
attracting people to the town and put­ for hie crime. Orchard will not ask tor ebout three years old.
color mare with narrow white atrip in
ting naw life into bualnses.
mercy and says be will bo ready to pay face, about two yeare old. One bay
mare colt coming two yeare old, has
Tbe Initiative and Referendum act the penalty.
four white feet, small spot in forehead
has been attacked by the Pacific States
and on nose.
J. C. BEACH,
Klamath rails, Or.
Tel. A Tel. and the case will go to the
The bill passed by the Senate provid­ 2-19-9-19
Supreme Court for their decieion as to ing for tbe participation of this govern­
ths validity of the law. The outcome ment in the international exposition at
Public
of this case is ot greatest importance to
Tokio, Japan, in 1912, has been amended
The Free Public Library is open every
Oregon, since It involves ths validity of
a number of lews, among them tbe local by the house committee on industrial evening from fiilO to 10 o’clock; and
option law, direct primary law and all arts apd expositions, making the amount Saturday and Sunday afternoons from
the laws enacted under tbe Initiative appropriated for tbe purpoee half a mil­ » to 6:90 o'clock. A cordial invitaUoti
lion dollars instead of 4360,000.
la extended to all-
f
•nd Referendum.
Library
ABSTRACTERS
I
A. oholoe line of invest-
ments tlxfxt will moko
tlxe purchaser money
!
LUHBER
Cabinet Work, Sash and Doors,
All Kinds of Mouldings,
fiend sawing and Turning,
Odd-Sued Doors and Windows a
Specialty
PHONE 381
All kinds of Finishing Lum­
ber now on hand.
Large assortment of Doors
and Windows made'up and
ready for immediate de­
livery.
Can furnish an order on the
grounds for any sized build-
ing within twenty-four
hours.
Large stock of Flooring in
three grades.
Manager
VV. O. MUSON,
OUR SECOND
«iron ot Tn condition ot
The First trust I Savings Bank
AT KLAMATH FALLS;
la the Bats ot Oregon, al the close ot
business, February 14. ISO«
RESOURCES
Ixiens and discounts..
..4 29,170 80
Duo from approved reeerve
banks...................... ...........
5.021 92
815 68
Eipeose Account...
600 00
Cash on band......... ............
T otal ..
... I 35,508 30
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in........... 4 25,000 00
Undivided profits, less ex
867 70
pensee and taxes paid ..
Tima certificates of deposit
7,740 00
9,100 00
Savings deposits....................
t
I 35,508 30
I
S tats or O bboon ,
I
C ocxty or K lamath I **'
I, J. W. Siemens, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that tbe above statement is true to tbe
best of my knowledge and belief.
J. W. simtsse, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2d day of March, 1908.
P. L. F ovxtais , Notary Public.
CORRECT—A ttxst :
G. W. Warrs,
) mr— lt ,™
Gao T. B aldwin , )
I
T otal
Since our organization as a
Trust and Savings Bank on
November 18, 1907, we have
rendered to the State Exam­
iner of Banks two reports of
our condition and been exam­
ined once by him.
The Report speaks for itself
showing a gain of 49,716.60
since our last report.
We realise that the moot
valuable asset of s Bank la
that of public confidence and
we furnish our depositors with
every safeguard and protec­
tion for their funds, and shall
continue to do so in the future
as in the past Our books are
always open for inspection by
depoeitors.
Klamath Falls, Oregon
G. W. Warrs. PraMms
O. T. B aldwin . Viss-Prsa
J. W. S umsws Oatetar
W. a. D wlssu . Asse. CSatew
City Meat Market
MEISS & ARMAND
PROPRIETORS
ALL KINDS OF FRESH, SALT
AND SMOKED HEATS
SAU8AQKB OF ALL KINDS
KLAMATH FALLS MACHINE SHOP
M'» are prepared to do BLACKSMITHING and
MACHINE WORK. Repair Work of all kind»
done promptly. We guarantee all our work to
6« first class and at Satisfactory Prices.
BETWEEN 6th and 7'* ON WALNUT
Lands
Ranches
City Property
Farm Mortgages
A. G. DUHME
MASON & SLOUGH
TIMBERLAND
0. K. TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
KENYON A THOMPSON, PROPS.
$
Maaufacturers of All Kinda of
School Superintendent
McIntire-Straw
for the loss of both legs in an accident
Long Lake
Lumber Co
Goods packed and shipped. Heavy freighting
a specialty. Baggage orders given prompt at-
tention.
Having up-to-date piano trucks we
solicit your fine piano moving.
Phones-Office 871, Barn 671, Residence 646
Otflc« in First National Bank Building,
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LAKEVIEW, OREGON.
Sut>aox*it>e for tixe