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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1908)
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN only making a bate living. Where ia ANTI PROHIBITION this ».>> hri? The aaloon men »ay that Edited and Paid for by the Klamath 1 they have nothing to »how for it in ac E tiled an I paid for by the Personal County Central Committee. I ibertv League cumulate! pro|ierty. The citiaens have E. J. MURRAY, Editor nothing to show for it in enhanced val The city has nothing ues of property A Disgusting Record to show for it in debt* paid, payed Truth, * re|»utabl«< p«(wr. published Materials for All Kinds of Sp street.*, »ewer system or municipal plants. The man who spent it ha» worse at Detroit, Mich, some nionth< ago Also Grain and Seed Dipping. ( ill TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE started an investigation of I he affair* . than nothing. tl'Acrc is it * of the Michigan Anti Saloon League, , I if the Io*» for one year were spent PRICES ARE HIGH I. and is prepared to prove tn court, if All communications submitted for pol'l <ati->n in the column» of this paper ( for (lour it would buy i'fi'i.V »<icA» at A saloon cannot lot.g do *1 15 per sack, or enough to feel the necessary, that it ia nothing more imr will be inserted only over the name • ■: the «liter. Xo non Je plume article* «ill lie published. business without boys. Have ' whole of KI* -ath county for more than leas than a gigantic graft, wherein the sup>»rinten<ienta, traveling represent# you got one to spire? Think a year. At an average price of ten tives and eteployes in general pocket The present campaign ia notable fo measures on the same ballot. The cent» per t and it would buy the receipts of the league, c»n"rtbuteil one fact —the fairness with which it has people are too busy to give these about it. f>, mvl> a1' neat or ' feotHib per year lieen conducted. None of the candi nt MU] to tn* for every p< rson in Klamath Falla, by zealous Christian people of the stale for reform work against the »alooti dates on either ticket has indulged in sure w ise action. The number of which is a great deal more than 1» any unfair tactics, and those who F“ measures to lie submitted to any one The Financial Aspect of the i I ought at present. It Would buy tro Truth aava: The men at the head of the Michigan down to defeat will have no reason to election should be limited and it should Saloon in Klamath. c I 'c/..I Ar* each year for every Anti-Saloon League, who are re»|»>u»t feel “sore” with their opponents, it be further provided that a measure The only plea that the saloon can p s man and boy in Klamath Fall»and leave ble for the funds so generously poureJ is to be hoped that all future cam once voted down by the people should some over for sox. »hirts and under sibly make, justifying its exi*tance. is paigns will be conducted on the ante be ineligible to a place on the ballot for wear. It would (ait fh»> north of sru into it.* coffers by the public, are men the plea that it is a financial help to the high plane._______________ a (a-riod of six years thereafter. i .. ii .• in ' every home in Klamath of prominence in the alate. It ia <•« community. It knows full well that it mg to their well known reputation for The later part of thi# plank is clearly The Republican, in last week's issue. ha* no moral ground on which to ata' d Fails. It would repaint every dwelling honesty that the Christian peopleof the directed against woman suffrage. This house in the city. If thi loss were di published the picture of W. A. Delzell. and its plea of "(lersonal liberty” is so proposition w.is thoroughly canvassed vided equally among the nineteen gro state are led to contribute so generous announcing under the same that he was facetious as to everywhere provoke a ly to the league'» support. And yet it two years ago and was defeated by a cery. d > ■. • >>!*. furniture and hardware the democratic candidate for county smile. So it has been driven to its last is a fact that these nien do not handle majority of 10.1*3. There has been ro store* and laitcher sho|»s, it would add treasurer. This was so obviously a mis stand on the ground of finances This one cent of the receipts or have ant change in public opinion on this question f.t ••' i laaa/Zy to the volume of bn*- take that an explanation is hardly neces apd the immigration into the state ha* lathe ground that every advin-.ieof iness done by each, and that would »pell thing to do with the management of the sary. Mr. Delzell'is the candidate for prohibition for the last Ilf y years ha» league further than to meet once a been chiefly of those opposed to this county clerk on the democratic ticket. lieen hoping that it would take, k will PROSPERITY for Klamath Falla in year, audit the book* and request the amendment. Nevertheless it is again box car I *tter*. It it any »under tAot prove the saloons' Waterloo erery toiru in Orryon tAut u-ent dry lu-v resignation of the state »U|»'i mlcndent The voters of this county will be foisted on the ballot under the mislead Suppose we take a survey of things yetir* oyo is rrpr rirartMO « toom‘ for misappropriation of funds <»f the called upon next Monday to choose offi ing title of "Eq iaI Suffrage” in the as they are in Klamath Falls an.I Kla If this money, which has been worse league, a* they h ve been forced to d ■ hope that through the inattention of cers for the ensuing two years. The math county. Klamath county re \.d than giwn away during the last three for several years past. Republican has not felt called upon to the voters and the carelessness which from the saloon* last year *l.Oue ibis years, had been paid into the city treas At the last annual convention, held a thrust its views upon its readers, for will follow from the large number of is the amount paid by the saloons that ury, see what it would have done. One year ag i, the bo*id of trustee* found propositions submitted, this measure the reason that the well known charac are not in me uporated towns, < I ver year's gift would have paid off the city that the solicitors and collectors for the ter and ability of the republican nomi may now slip through. The convention against this the saloons have Cost ihr indebtedness. Another year's gift league were appropriating the fund* to is right. This is an abuse of the in nees needed no special eulogies. They county in the last year: would have bought a good water sys their own use. that the district au|>erin- itative The amendment ought to be are men of whom the party has reason Cost of the trial of Corporan and tem. Another would have put in a good tendenta were doing the same, and that to feel proud. There is no reason why defeated by a larger maj >rity than that Peterstmer ......................... $.1 the state superintendent was pocketing sewer system. of two years ago. the party vote should not be cast for Other prosecution of crime caused This amount of money (<>«t *«ieA year whatever moneys came into his hand» them. If this is done then Klamath by drink................ ............... would pay the total expense of running 5 His raaignation was demanded, and Rev county will have a full set of republican Expense to the county of five men Republican Candidates L. B. Bissell, of lainsmg. was offered our public schools for TEN Y EARS. officials. destitute through drink .. 835 It would pay the exjienses or 100 boys | the position. I’. 8. Senator—Hon. II. M l ke, »-* Maintaining the Johnson family Dr. Bissell made a *tn*nU<>US effort to at college each year. We publish this week a list of the re I'. >. S-nator, is all that we can a»k for since March 1st, *20 per month, His reputa It would build each year eiyhil milf of bring order out of chaos. publican candidates, with a brief state Ù) three months................... ....... ia one candidate. Mr. Cake is a man eru«Ard T r ads a* good as the road tiou as a clergyman wa< at stake ment about each. Read thia over care (This item will continue indefi That be failed to secure any control to Altamont. fully. Is there a man mentioned there ol ¡'leasing app •aranee, an eloquent nitely.) over the small army of ex preachers, if it could be divided up among th* in who i.» not thoroughly well qualified speaker, a man that understands the Maintaining a man with a broken inhabitants of the town it would give ex-professors and grafters who wen- for the office lie seeks? Is there aught political situali- n. While many regret leg, nurse *3 per day and other every man. woman and child a tarinft traveling th» state as representative* you<,.nsay against the character of that Mr. Fulton w.i- I-eaten, yet «e expenses approximating 125 aecavsl oj fS". of the Anti-Saloon League, collecting any um-< t them.’ Will they not give to An amount equal to each of the above money at their pleasure, was no fault realize, by ttie vote Mr. Cake received Total ........................... *5, the C'cn'y an hone.-t. efti.-.- nt and busi items is lost—aye. worse than lost — I of his. *4, ness? ke administrativi.? Then why in his home county that be is a» popular Direct loss to tax ¡layers each year in this city. Are «-e going Professor J. P. Vroman, the field *ee While the county recieves no nun there »» Mr. Fulton wa-bete. Mi. t ake boil at - elect a democrat? Let the (ar to allow such an unchecked drain upon retary, traveled about the state, open from the saloons that pay a license in ty be olid for once and give ail of the ia deserving oi bis partv vote. our resources? The saloon not only I ing up churches, delivering addresses incorporated towns, yet it is evident candidates an even majority. Think it ««mai» Congressman \\ . <’. Hawley {alinta that the county has to meet the ex rubs legitimate business but it besots1 and collecting funds, every cent of over, and when the idea occurs to you men. and inflicts untold hardship, suffer which he appropriated to his own u*e that you ought to step over to the other to his fla-t record with pride; ill laet his penses that arise from crime and pau ing and poverty on the families. Be Not content with thia, he tiorruwed perism caused by these saloons ( record is liis platform. aide just forget it. sides all this, when the saloon ha* tak I frt m all who would loan him in town* * More than this there has been a loss Justice oi the Supreme Court i:. > en all the man’s money, crazed hi* he visited. To the state superintend When you go to the polls next Mon that can not be counted in dollars and brain, made him a thin : of ridicule and ent’s appeal for the turning over of the day to cast your vote, do not fail to vote Be an needs uo special mention. cents. There have been in the last shame, it kicks him out-the H'tithrd l funds he collected, Vroman turned u for Mr. Cake. We have no fight to Dairy and Fool Commissioner J. W. year: pr<xl<n t of the saloon. Such an one was deaf ear; he needed the money htm*e|f make on Mr. Chamberlain. As» man ! Bsilev is also „ Winner. Deaths through drunkenness ami driven out of one of our saloons on the A. Frank Ferris, of Grand Rapids, and as a democrat he is all that he ought drunken rows .............. ........... 5 R. R. Coinn-i'-ioner—T. K. Campbell evening of .May 18. at about 7 o’clock . conducted his district to suit himself. to be, but in this particular instance he Serious accidents through which the in the evening. With blood streaming ' He pockstad the funds which should is not the n.an for Oregon or Klamath is a man for t .e people and is entitled injured or his family have become a from a gash in his face, his eyes wild, have gone into the treasury, and when county. This section will have much to to the oupoort of the entire party. county charge ............. 3 with fury and screeching like a maniac. I an attempt was made to make him dis- ask from congress during the next few l‘i..». itirj V'orney D. V. Kuyken Men impoverished by drink and lie he reeled down the walk insulting and gorge he resigned. years and consequently we will need a) dall, a» l‘r .'i g Attorney, is pract coming a county charge .............. 5 frightening women and children. After Rev. S. C. Strickland, the »uperin the influence we can get. No one will ically without opposition. He is well Persons sent to the penitentiary and being hacked up by the police he at- tendent of the Kalamazoo district. Isa deny the fact that a republican wil reforrritory (crinw* either com qualified an ! Klamath and Lake Count tempted to burn the jail. Then he * I ft one. He made the collictori and have greater weight under present cir FOR EVERYBODY. LOTS O? ¡ HEM. mitted while drunk or for drink) o ma 1« the night hideous with screams, solicitors in his district turn all fund« cumstances than a democrat will, and ies are to le congratulat'd oti having Besides this there are the hundred* tble to plane aocnmpi'tnB an at» of things that can not be tabulated: disturbing the »leep of peaceful citi- over to him. He in turn sent4he »tale GWOCEKIICS 'FOO therefore it behooves the people of zen Must we forever be insulted superintendent a statement of all nion- Klamath, irrespective of party, to get torney irt nominat or, for the place. heart aches, suffering, poverty, inca with sueh thing* as that? Arc not our eys collected, but he kept the caah. at the store of back of Cake and give him as big a ma State Senator—<ieo. II. Merry man, as pacity for work, loss of manhood and sis era. wives, daughters to be safe on Not ona cent would he turn over, jority as possible. His election is as self respect, a heredity of diseased State Senator, i» a rising voting States the main street of our town and that in , And so it went all over the state, in sured, and Klamath county should be bodies, minds and wills passed on to Let us remove this 1 spite of Dr. Bissell's efforts to eheck numbered as among the counties giving man having served one term in the low innocent generations yet unborn. Can broad daylight? er H"iise and d<-in ■ »1 rated h.s aiuTitv. stench from under our very noses. LeC the abuse. At last, realizing that he him a handsome majority. Klamath county afford to pay *5.28 for Representative-- ilnr Stale Rep- u.s make it possible to walk our streets' was fast securing a reputation as a every *1 that it recieves and take with Corvallis, May 17.— ‘•Sentiment in fa r »entatives. H. 1‘. t'« !k- apaut II. A. that one dollar all the train of results without having our ears and our eyes grafter himself, without getting any of insulted with profanity, obscenity and the Kraft, the doctor resigned. vor of the re-election of Congressman ilratlain, are »Iron/ candidate» and will that it drags behind it? 1‘ou will vulgarity of every sort. W. C. Hawley is so nearly unanimous more than ¡sill their party strength. have a chance to register your Sheriff- W. I'-. Rnr.ie« is «ell qualified that there can scarcely be said to be » answer on dune 1st. Congressional Campaign in progress.' to till the office, having served a* • sess- We have three tracts of land which How about the incorporated towns? I or oi Lake County, also a* deputy sin r fl. sgjd Chairman C. V. Johnson, of the For the *5,000 which the town of Bo- are di-tach.-d from our principal ranches KENYON A THOMPSON, PROP? First District Commiittee, today. “Th» ■ ile I as a good education, i* an active n inza ha* collected from the saloons tn and on that account will sell for lets people of this district, regardless ol man, well acquaint <1 with all the s ir license money since the town was incor than they are worth. Eighty acres lev Goods packed and shipped. Heat v ti tiling party lines, appreciate the fact that rounding county and make an < tficient porated, all that it has to show is a el land near SWan Lake School House, officer. Vote f -r him. Hawley is making good at Washington. >t at- a specialty. Baggage orders given pi little city jail made necessary by the *4 per acre; 160 acres very good land They reegnize in him a man of high in- , County Cleik—C. R. Map, a*County ‘ saloons. The rest of the money has bordering on Swan Lake, *6 per acre; we tention. Having up-to-date piano tn tellectnal attainments, tireless industry' ’lerk, is «ell kn - vn to you all. having been paid out for the police protection and 200 acre* south end of Meadow solicit your line piano moving. and rare oratorical ability. The republi served this county as Seh- ol Suieti - and the prosecution of petty crimes Lake, three miles frogi Pine Grove, 12»> cans of the district were so well satisfieu tendent in a way that is a credit to him caused by the saloon Are Bonanza of which was liought a* timber land, Trees, vines and berry with theu representative that they re- self. He is n o serving a» I*e( nty Sher people willing to give the life of their average growth of timlier, about 140 iff of thi» county and i- known to !*• a nominated him without opposition. plants oi all kinds. Lead agricultural land, nice place, fellow citizen who drowned a few being “It has been very gratifying to the throughly competent man. we ks ago while drunk, in exchange extensive outside range-at *10 per acre. ing varilies of fruits. Stock people of this district to read in the School Superintendent—J. G. Swan for that lutle jail? And who can com Would take good horse* (mare* pre news dispatches from time to time that is a man that ha* I msui conspicuously pute the many other thing* that must ferred) as part payment. of best quality ml adapted by his earnestness, his sincerity and his before the public for the post five years be taken out of the cost of that little I.. B. Applegate & Sons to Eastern Oregon condi devoution to duty, Hawley ha* made a and has aeeomplished wonders in educat jail? Two young men, intending settler*, favorable impression in Washington. ional lines. He is well fitted for the During the year just closing the saloons tions.* No better grown. want job farming preferred. Areopcn Though the unwritten rules forLid a place. have paid into the treasury of Klamath to a potato jrropostion on share*. Box new congressman to thrust himself for Yard at Macdoel, (. ilifornia. Assessor—Bert E. JVitlirow, a« Assess Falls *4,9ttO. Several careful estimates, 6 3 21 ward, we are glad to learn that Hawley or, ia the right man in the right place, ' made independently by different people 68 Klamath Falls. has made many warm friends in the having served a number of year* in tiie | for different purpose», place the mini Address Do m<t buy blende.) whiskey. When House of Representatives and that dur Abstract ltrfice and having a complete mum amount that has been spent in the von want pure whiskey see that it is ing h s first session he had opportunity, alist ract of every piece of deeded land i saloons of Klamath Falls during the put tip under the government's “bonded in discussing tne Oregon and California jn ttie county, put* him in a position to I last year at *100.000. The amount for warehouse stamp,” as is the Continen rs c illan Prop’r. land grant resolution, to demonstrate ju Ige the value <>f risll estate than , each of the preceding years has, at tal whiskey, Water Mill whiskey, Nor his ability as an effective public speak- any other man we know. least, equaled that amount. During mandie rye and.F, F. V. rye. Sold by Agent for Stark Bros. Nurseries J Modern improveinontH. 73 rooms mo I nite®. ST.” I onntv Surveyor— M. D. William* has the last three years the earning and C. 1>. Willson. • 4 And Orchards Company. S Sample Rooms, Bar Room, Parlors, Tw • I'1'1 ‘ Here in Oregon we know Hawley lieen conspicuously liefore the public ousiness men of the city and commu Lime in any qutantiies. Inquire of Hi* work, nity have paid in to the saloons at least as a man fitted both by native talents during bis term "I office. $ Rooms, Etc., Etc. C. D. Willson. tf L *300,000. and by education for the work of a speaks foi his efficiency. During the same time the County Commissioner -C. .1. Sw ingle i saloons have paid to the city approxi statesman. All his life he has kept A. Helming A Co. fur merchant* SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS > , himself well informed upon all public is a pioneer oi Klamath t ouuty.- He is mately *15,000. pay* highest cash prices for all kinds of questions. We are jnstified, therefore, a conservative business man and ha* . “But”, the objection is raised, “this hides ami furs. Headquarter* Ameri in believing that he will soon attain a made a success with his own business I , money's not loBt. It comes back into can Hotel. if ATT RNEY AND position of influence in the House of venturer, an I it is fair to a-sume that | ( the city in the channels of trade.” Let We have a number of cottages for C UNSELR AT LAW lie will do a “ well with the county bust- I Representatives. We all understand us see. sale. Prices range from *3.25 to *2000. that it takes tirm- fi r any man to rise ness. KLAMATH FAI.I>, OREGON -• - Suppose that each saloon (there are M ason & S lough . to leadership and we expect to keep ROOMS 748, MURDOCK BLOG. THE LAND MAN The Southern Oregon State Normal 12) furnishes employment for two men Hawley in Washington until he has had Eight acre* of good land within three School will conduct a six weeks summer at an annual salary of *1,200 each. a chance to work his way to the top.” course, beginning June lx and ending Also each saloon occupies a r<s>m that miles of town. Fairly improved. Price “Hawley’s persistent effort* for the DR. C. P. MASON July 31, 1908. The course offered i* as will rent for |5o per month. Now let *40 per acre. Ä. B. GRIZZLE List your land ! ■ r >1« with tW' cancellation of the railroad land grant, M ason a 8 louuh . us see. follows: KLAMATH FALLA DENTIST his systematic work in behalf of a office; we have < l,,r * | 4,900 OREGON A fine tract of land within five miles government appropriation for free' Course 1—Primary Methods, including The license paid Office in American Bank a I runt I classes of Kinmath mo 7,200 of town. first three grades. One session of two Rent of 12 buildings, locks at Oregon City, his advocacy of ■ imny’s Building property. weeks (12 days). Mrs. Ka'herine E Salaries 24 men spent in town 28,800 .M amón * S lough river and harbor improvements, and PHONE 614 Advertising, etc 2,000 Sloan his attitude in favor of tariff revision KLAMATH FALLS OREGON Wood for Sale. while maintaining the protective princt Course 2 Advanced Methods, including Total ..................... ... f42.'n.o grade» lour to eight. Miss Armeda The only acreage I pie have met the approval of the people 1<. inch wood *6 per cord, 4 toot (5. Th* difference i quickly seen to Kaiser. of his district. This satisfactory public Klamath Fall» f-i .»••• m‘, be........................................... *57,100 Leave orders with Mason 4 Slough. WILL A. LEONARD record, together with the personal es Course 3 High School Method«, and tracts. More than a ',‘or*.flf A. 1’ H utchins . Somebody in Klamath Fall* is paying School Management and Supervision. teem in which he is held liecause of hi» people have «ecu etl *100,090 for Which there is coming to 'I wo new Cypress incubators and DENTIST high moral character, hisgeniai di*|M>si 1 Prof. A. L. Briggs, Pres. Drain Nor homes. the city in trade *42,900. / f that brooder* for sale Best on earth. tiun and his intellectual attainments, j mal School. $100,000 coubl he put directly Wlthrow-Melhase Hulldint T. W, Stephen*. make it a pleasure for the people of his ' Course 4 Regular Normal Subjects, ami Review for County, State and into the channel» of trade with district to vole for him regardless of th. I m "., buy. "" S"‘ ""»iX Life Paper*. Pres, of School and out having to pas» through those, (tarty lines. ” E. WHITLOCK Prof. W. T. VanSeoy, Prof. A. C. places where it suffers ii leak of DR. WM. MARTIN One of the planks of the Repul'llcan* Joy, Miss Armeda Kaiser, Prof. A. •$■">7,10(1 Would it not he better C. F. STONE state platform ia as follows: for the husiness interests of the. !«■ Briggs. ATTORNEY AT LAW DENTIST cTty .' A re we not simply throwing We are opposed to the abuse of the For further particulars address OFFICE OVER POSTOFFICE away *57, loo every year? The saloon initative and referendum by the sub Holder of License No 29. PRESIDENT NORMAL SCHOOL, z THE LAND MAN mission to the people large numbers of Athland, Oregon. men themselves affirm that th«y are KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON LOCAL OPTION NIAGARA LIME AND SULPHUR ==S PRAYS- = For the sake of those who can not vote, cast your ballot against the saloon. UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY M ason & S lough ABSTRACTERS Æ choice lino of < montai timt ^.vlll mn|{e ilio ixtrolniMor money Lands Ranches City Property Farm Mortgage MASON & SLOUGH DAI RY E t GOODS *£*<> arrive April 2/Otli Consisting of Seasonable Dress Goods Men’s Work and Dress Shirts SHOES I t ! 0. K. TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. TREES FOR SPRING PLANTING Phones—Office 871, Barn 671, Res dence 645 : Albert Rossman, Macdoel, Calif. o J Lakeside hi ii, i M . M. M M , ( C. C. BROWER FRÄNK IRA WHITE Enterprise Tracts Mills Addition lots UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER Klamath Falls, Oregon FRANK IRA W«ITE r
