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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN E. «I. MURRAY, Editor LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR UHLGON TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE All communications submitted for publication in the oolumus of thia paper will be inserted only over the name of the writer. No non de plume articles will be published. II l/.ING AT I All ERSIT» I’ix'«idei;t ( itmpbell state» liiat There * W ill Net II«- a Reoccu treue«* <*t tli<> UTair An echo of the recent hazing at the University of Oregon has reached this city in the fona of a letter of explan- ation from President Campbell of that Several of Klamath's institution, merit yotir support, I am glad to have the opportunity to give you a full statement of the fads connected with the rv.eut Lazing. it., an unfortunate ruling of the stud, nt bod) at their meeting in Jun,' of last year,j a regulation was passed requiting the ? incoming members of tie Fiesl.man class to wear green caps as <i class distinction. I regret- led the i tiling at tl.e time, and re plete tatement. with n promts.' of a FOR SALE One the Ion lee making recommendation of leniency if they plant, cun system, wtih void ■tor- should do i.o, but ul*> with the clear age; list'd very little; good ns new . statement that no one could expect will Hell very cheap. Northern Pole immunity from punishment. They ■ i id I "i 11 er Co Sla ion Cal 10 11 ■ wen* definitely told that the penult) might go us fur as suspension. Thirty- NOTH I six of the men came In and frankly tolal us all about the affair, We also To tlic StoekholJer.i of the Klamath Water l’.u.s’ \i ioei.lt Ion; ipade inquiries from the Freshmen You are hereby notified that a spe who were hazed, and found that th<z cial tn ■> tlrg of tl.e Htockbold«'! .i of accounts substantially agreed In the the Klamath Water Us rs’ A»«.u-i.i meantime the Senior und Junior Hot: will be held iu Klamath Falls, classes ma,!«• iiivestigati-imi through a joint comndtte«' and report«"! to tli<> Oregon, at the Houston Opern House advisory committee of the faculty, on Friday, the L'2d day of Oetoba-r, w; 1. a :' <''inmendatlou of lenten,. 1909. at the I oui of 2 o'clock p. m. 1'1'.«’ Freshman cluss also met ami for the purpose of the stockholder i i>a <i«-d resolutions asking for leniency voting upon luci easing tie capitul fur the Sophomores, taking upon stock of the ns.-uicl.itIon front |2. >00.- themselvq? a part of the blame on ac ooo to fit.ooo.ooo and Increhslng the count of the over aggressiveness of par value of tl <• h I iiiim from »2d to their members. The Sophomore clii-t Lio per »Imre. ALBERT E »!•:»<. pa».» I ii'sclutions of regr.-t and ex irr E.W. GILLETTE & CO. “Won’t you milk Into my pnilni’.'" Salii Hit* Splila'V Io Ilia* I I). ” ' I I« lliv pt HH vh I little iHii laat' I lint cM-r you did *p) .** Of iihii .«««It was a pretty little parlor, for H ut Spider wai_ii wise on«' wlm> li iond III« gvie'iatlou und luid r ii ul.ibed his pretti little parlor ill the itine of E W Gillette « t'o i XI.m,; Block, Sixth -.iroet), wli'ie he found that ho could get every thing that giicit to milk«* a bomo prell) und corn ioli ti bl" ut pi l<< - « 11 at »ile «usili wit li I n the m< «Ilia of u Split, t II at hud tu do I I h owii drumming Up of bininosi The fable goes on to relate that this partleiiler pr«lti little parlor wna ho ioni mid ■ comfy" Hint Mr. Fh could not r< «1st the tunipta- tlo,i tn cilla i , with dimisi rolls result to M: i'll, lull to th» entire siitl ifnct Ion of the Spld t . Tie sitili goes to show Huit w bon you "lint to furnish u u ho.iw purlor mid nil other ii'tfii If 'ou X* III Ille yourself to E W Gill, tie & t'o .iti "III find tt ut you can furtiHli It complete in th«« r.iKt eomioi table nuil t lliiirtlv» i im'ii i, m d nitili • It so pl<using to t! » ei<• that an Invltatiiui Imo your pu. t.' luti« parloi" «til le Hui' to I,« tu't vlih plea tur Xi'otlcr thing about Illi Ion li lb.it it doesn’t t ike more to furiti di tln> buitre «hm It .¡ ■a i tai build it. Ilial you will fin I prli • h h i , « n- ..'ale that 'mi »111 wund r V toy you ill.In t take a Iviintn.'" of it min I r.vc all tho’ie nice things iir’ - ., " Jim dtop In «oui« «tu' and g-1 tl « Ir pi i< <v on •’ 11 I a I t III III . ! ng , You will II» sur prisa al Y a. II "III find Um you «tin afford ti nt cioty rock r; il ut ne a «alpet, ott«; or two uf tliosa* pretty rug’* or mt H«|i.m • * tl ut : ou lav« wanted go hing to bright- quest «1 the members of the student ; r.- sed a wilUnxnes« to receive what- boys were caught in the hazing, and bod) ix.i .tive 1‘or.imitGe to a«lmiu- ever peualty the faculty might im- N .1 I 1 I SAlt it is understood one or two of them ister it very leniently at the begtautax T ». 11 : ,K se. l’he at tit tt ! • of the Sophomor received pretty hard usage. Heads ot of th * present year, and also to give It "u I frank and n'nnly all the way colleges and universities are having Ia thè County Uotii t of the State very <a;. fnl thought with the Idea of through. it daw n on them that the parents of Or •con for thè Ct'unty of Kin tua th ; «« ».’. I) i v. i.-ii-.e the aciioti of lit "In the face of all these facts, the In thè Metter of thè G io dian«l Ip toys and girls look w ith disfavor and June. In the meantime the Freshmen Charles Hughes n id Mai ' I up ■ «I • purtli'iilnr inalili viel a th<« prit, on committee felt that extreme measuie, disgust on any institution that per • of >1' 'i' 11 iugH 11 ni Mm think yon can't i ad apparently quite willingly adopt Hugbe.-. Minori. would not be justified. It was «I mits su< a lax discipline as will let •id- nffvrd «it pivcnt; you’ll find Um tl.vi mi • not b«*- NOTICE U hcreh' civ ti that the ed t. «■ gr<en caps, being s'lin-what 'ond riacli after all. but that you tan afford thsm cd to impose a penalty of one y sr’s hazing 11 a liot. The ord.nary belief '-.-rslrnaid. guardlan of the persoti» now mid not have to «alt. proud i.i them, 1 think, and there I utili.-« of erari s Hughes ami suspension from tl.e I’nlve; ..Ity on is that iu.titutions are maintained for i Mary F Hughes. «Ili «. R hi privai.* — «•ai : • i: I di rt ot f.'ivti it — three of the men to whom this was a . • «in und.vili* d o» •• ilxth lnl-'i<'s' the purpose of training the youth of ». in tl.e matter, ^llut the green caps of «aid minors In and tn lot second offense. The attitude toward the nation to-ideals far removed from fi i r I 4 ) an Itici th half of the made . ary Freshman noticeable wl.o hazii u on the i art of cne of th.* men tn 'Iti We- >t quiii '< r of ■ the brutal antics that so often creep I ob IS; t..t« n ight be on tie streets downtown .nvol. -d was not «•..iti»factory to the six Ibi. elgl t t s i ned t ine i 9 » nml n»to li.e . . ...ag ;>icgraiu. and a uni thè scu-' ith I alf of the southwest qunr- after night, at.d the Sophomores versity oi college tl at-cannot exercise committee, . and he also was suspend ter of -i-ctli i 21 all 111 tewt. l-l'p 29 claimed the privilege of an old custom «ctl of rango 111» «.««(. Wlllnni-tta- 'd for one year. The other men were sufficient ...atrol over the students to • 'il'.-'", K’an'iitb c t)rcg< -., to send Frc shmen home cn the theory given the alternative of suspension et :itainh>g 31 t ari vi mora- or 1«.» i. »c- prevent such treaehea ot discipline is that they ought not to keep la ■ : g > govcinment tur« . un for I alf a year from the University unworthy of the financial or moral •ii'l aft»r ile Jl*t day of t .- io I ht . hours. As far as we could learn no or the pn s -ntatlon to the faculty of !!"••>. for ca«h. pursuant to ord»r of stippoit of the community. violence was involved, but the Fr »1 - The high school faculty is to be an expression of regret for tiw part c id court mu le and • nt.'t. t In thè ■.«Va- piai ■•«• litlg OH |> -.1 (|ny men lather resented the intrusion Oil commended for the promptness with they had taken in the hazing, a coin- Jtine. 1909 There are lots of things tn our sto I.VHI I s Watches and thcr rights, and determined to <o ♦ panb'd with a promise to support,the Dati «! ai Klamsth F.'l», Orci -<n. Fep- which this hazing was taken up. and Diamonds—lota of small, Inexpctialv lrl«*> that cotuo ex- -. tember 2 ld. 1909. down town in sufficient numbers to f r<-rdlngly handy every day, either r while the reply from President Camp policy of the University in abolishing for nuothor or FRANCES HUGHES. hold their own. It seems that some, for your own use. Lockets and Charma in great variety, and i lazing for the future. This state Guardian of thè persol i and «*s:at«*s bell i reassuring, future develop « <’f Charles H uk I km ard Mar' F twelve or fifteen of them formed a Chains «nd Ring« at all prices, lint Pins, Stick Pins. Ilracv- ments w ill have to prove that he has ment must have the approval of the litighi «, Minor > 9-23. |o-21 X lets and Sterling Silver Toilet Articles. wedge on the principal business street Wo nr» receiving ♦ sufficient ability to enforce the rules father or guardian of each man in* Inter«'.ring Novelties marly . very day. ❖ Come in und »«•«* tlietu pf* r sttjiper on? evening and pushed N III I It l’t tu I \ I I. >N laid down by him. volved. Full publicity' was given a i off into the gutter a number of Sopho ♦ to the farts and names, which was no “Mr. P. L. Campbell, President of the • Not Coal I.;-nd i mores w hom they met. This action Department of th- Int.-iLir Unite I University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore. small part of the |>enalty. The men was taken r«s a challenge by the Soph- Btat ' -. I oa .. Lal • • ■ "My Dear President Campbell—It have felt the stiag very keenly, and Oregon. Septembf-r Is. 1909. oaiora class, «.nd they felt that tbtlr Notice Is hereby given that John the parents have pretty generally is with considerable regret that the repiytation was at stake if they did not Slade, of Oli-ni*. Or«', who on .May faculty of this school hears tl.e report made it the occasion of a strong 2Jd. 190k, made lioima l entry punish the Freshmen. Without any No 4043, »« rial No. 01617. for S moral lesson. concerning the recent hazing exploits special plan or leadership as far as SWla. »<•<■. 2. N'e NW<, --..•<• II. twp. in the University. We have no doubt "I am convinced that the attitude is 39 S. rang*- 1" E. Wiliam it" Merid we could ascertain, some thirty or now thoroughly sane on this whole ian. has fil'd notice of Intention to but that these reports arc exaggerat forty o. ^he Sophomores met one iiink" final commutation proof, to ed. Such is usually the case. How question of hazing. Tl.e men pledged establish claim to th.- land above do- evening about 8 o’clock, broke up into themselves to support the Cnivei.-it M-rlbed. before <’. R. I> Lap, County ever, we cannot help but feel that squads for the purpose of finding the ;ln making hazing impossible in the Clerk, nt Klamath Fails, Or**., on the the reports have plac d the Univer 6lh da) of November, 1909. aggressive Freshmen, and finally re future, it is fair to say that it ha.» Claimant names as Witness*'*: sity in a bad light before the people assembled a little after 9 o’clock in John Tipton of Olene. Ore ; Her PROPRIETORS never been severe at the University. of Oregon, as well as ourselves before bert Tipton of Olene, , Ore.. A. a fi *ld a' hi ut half a mile out of town many of our patrons and student«. We are determined, however, that It Wilson of Olene. Ore., Sam Dixon ALL KINDS OF Fi LSH. SALI with some fourteen or fifteen Fresh Olem*. Ore. ihail be absolutely abolished. We have worked conscientiously to ARTHUR W. ORTON, men in their charge. As far as w ■ AND SMOKED MEATS 9-30-1 1-4 Itegl.il. r "I »hall appreiate your assistance suppress any such spirit of outlawry could learn, the Freshmen went along in making this matter clearly under in onr high school, and feel that such SAUSAGES OF ALL KIN! b NOTH I Etili IT III.It A TION willingly, taking time even to change stood by the people of your com- y Reports from the University tend to Not Coal Land. their clothes before going out. Eith |munity. We appreciate the kind at cancel any work we may have accom Department of the Interior, I’nlt.-d er they were interested in tire fun plished in this line. titiid« which Klamath county has tak Slates Land Offic • at Lakeview, themselves, or more probably they en toward the University, and we are “Believing as we do in a university ■ Oregon. Oct. 5, 1909. thought they might as well have the I very anxious that the University re- education, we have recommended to Notice Is hereby given that Edward matter over once for all. A number Itain the hearty support of your peo- our former students the University of Brady, of Keno. Orc., wl.o. on July 3. of upper classmen went along as spec j Pl-- Will you plee«e convey or.r ex Oregon to the exclusion of all other 1903. made homes)' nil entry No. tators. and also with the idea, I think, Owing to Hie expiration of my leaisc. I «till || to the bigio •»! l.uhl. r, >rcssions of regre-t In regard to tills schools, but with such reports from 3 102. Serial No. 0115», for SE U million! resel l a-. on of preventing any danger of rough whole matter to the members of your the University current among the pa treatment. > SE% SE *4 section 10. 8W'4 8W «4 tea- htag corps, and a»Miir<‘ tboni that rents of these students, we cannot section 11, township 4 1 S. rang«- The Freshmen were required to we appreciate the kind interest which help but feel that our judgment has 7 E. Willamette Meridian, has sing songs, make rpeech«?s and run they lave shown in the welfare of been put io jeopardy. Already one filed notlca- of Intention to make final \t 12:.'JI> |I. tn., ni Illi- Mammoth Sin I«-., In hlnmnlli Full«. Ong..... llu* the gauntlet./ This last performance :bc University by uniting w Ith you in gsr.tleman, who is the father of two live year proof to cstablÌHh claim to «•Iilire equipage of Hi«* .MAM.MDTII SiABLI s, n« foillaw« sounds more barbarous than it really - .our letter of the 11th? bo;.s now readv for the University, is. The Freshmen tan one at a tini« the land aoove d -.-.«Titled, before (’. 2:1 Hols«», I'OllslHtlllg of g.x.il «Irai- I < 'Utter. "With kindest personal regards. I told us only last night that he could between two lines of Sophomor 3, it. JH'Lap, county clerk, at Klamath ii.g leiims .mil nll-pur|H>HC Is Net» dotti.I** Im tuas»---- Hilling remain, very sincerely yours, not send his boys where they would Falls, Ore., on the 20th day of No who struck at them with sticks and li ir-.es, nuire« nml gelding«. iug nml work luirm ««. Some be so mistreated. "P. L. CAMPBELL." « vember, 19)9. paddles as they pass'd. The word H Illlggli-s. good n« new. "Reports as to the punishments In • » Illi ITO*, Claimant names a, witnesses: was passed along not to strike hard, .1 Surrey». flicted have been very meager and un- ;>R. I \l:lxl II RI.TI HNS • » 11-PuKM-ngei- Wagon*. rod in the darkness no one was struck Richard K- arns of Keno, Orc., Wil large n«»oi-tm<-iit of Colie» und satisfactory. We ’eel that a wider • » Spi Illg Vl IlgOIIM. I very often. The general testimony liam A. ()’<.. of K»no, Ore., J. R U lii|M, Foot Muriner», «•te. The many friends of Dr. Thomas publication of tie complete facts in ••va i that a ide from a few- bruises no i ' ’Icnino us of Dot rls. Cal. I Breaking < mt. Nliddlv Tool« of i,|| kind«. Parker ■«•.ero agr-ealily Hiirprls d last this community would set the Univer one v. as seriously'hurt. I saw within ARTHUR W. ORTON. I Hcnrsc. IjtlllvriiH, etc. Monday v.h< n he returned to this city, sity in a projier lig! t before the peo a couple of days two of the boys who 10-14-1 1-1 S Register. t I nir Itol -sl. als. I «Illi e l'vlute«. to remain pornianentl . 11« has s - ple of this part of the state and would were report'd to have been seriously t Sleigh. I Mofe. cured offices in tie White building, set us right before our patrons. ADMINISTRATORS NOTH I. injured, but they told me that they II I.MS—All «lini» over XI«». one yeu « tpiie, notm with uppmvitl «ciur .md will again enter the pra tlce o; Would it be too much to ask you to were i ll right by that time. They w« r ■ li)’, M |.er cent interest per niiiium. medicine. The doctor Is still «uff ir In ti e County Court of tl <• State of write us fully as to the measures disposed to lai gh at the matter as ' Ing from tie wound rece|v«l ta the taken in the matter, that we may do Or gon, t<jr Klamath County. , H. RABBES, Auctioneer. HENRY STRAW, Prop b ing trivial. Of course It was all i aril v. are store of Honeyman & Co., In the matter of lie estate of Nelson whatever we can to remove the wrong and inexcusable, but on the Tree Horse Feed on Bay of Sale Portland. He was « xamlnir.g a Ma lt- mutual reproach which has been cast Dlmlck, deceased. .other land it would b • a mistake to upon us ter tlfle when I: was accidentally <1!* Notice I her'by given that by .or allow the reports of excessive brutal- j c!■; rg^ d, the bullet striking 1 l;n abov«' der of the County Court of Klamath N It E < I MEETING til hie ••Thanking you In advance for any it AI.D <)!• I (Jt AI.IZ VITON ity to prevail. The whole affair did' the right knee, ranging downward County, Mate of Oregon, made and thing you ntay do, we beg to remain, not take more than twenty-five or To Al! Taxpayers and to All Whom It yours very truly," land coming out about six Inch-i be tei■« d on tl e fitli day of October. Mai Con. 'in thirty minutes, As far as w<- could low. z < Signed by Members of the Faculty) NOTICI.; is le i . le given tl at on 1909, Howard F. Shepherd was ap ascertain there was no Ill-feeling. tie third Monday in October. lb" “Mr. John F. Butcher, Principal of point« d Administrator of tie estate ISth da' of aid monti, V I). 11)09. Several men who were found to be in , County High School, Klamath Robert Swift l<ft Sunday morn- of Nelson Dlmlck. deceased; therefor lie board of equalization In n:i<l for disposed from one cause or other w.-t ■ !•’'iim.'it ' ¡ i ntic , Or« e. " Ill attend Palis Ore. ling for Lakpview, where he goes to all persons I aving claims agnlnit the at tl e coi'itl o ih » In ti e city of Klam mnt I «one before the hazing began. “My Dear Mr. Butcher Your let M FIUSWORTH fill a responslblt* position with the < state of Hal'l dcceas-.d shall pi. sent ath Fall'-. Oregon, mid publicly exam *>n. J “I htard of ti e affair next da.', a?i«i ine th' i. "ssment rolls of Klntnnth ter of October 11th is at hand. I ap Lake-view Mercantile company. Mr. ti e same with prop'-r voucberH, duly VETI nINAn’' SURGEON count - , ¡..id correct r 11 errors In vai- immediately began Investigations. A / A nd Ü E h T I s r preciate fully the awkward position In Swift has been a resident of thik city verified, within six months from the nut Ion. description of qunlltloH of f, w names came to nte, but I was con .HI.» Cri. a.., -aot. I« Iil.taiiar l’h.ana- 1 fl Inula, lots ot other propel t ' Il messed which the recent l azing here at the . — ------------------------------------- , for about three years, during which date of tills notice to me, the under by th«, ns.enor in and for said coun vinced Hat a large majority of the University has placed you and the time he Ins been employed by S«hal- signed, at my real estate office in the ty; and It si all be tl « duty of all per GREA I SALI-: CE I Vi E SHEET off "lid rs might easily escape detec MI Kit rons Interest d to appenr nt the time members of your teaching corps in lock & Daggett, an^l later by their City of Klamath Falls. Oregon. ! tion if they should c I-. oh ? to do so. In mid pin«" appointed. the Klamath County High School. We sttccessors, Shive ft Sons. He is a Dated Dated this 7th day of October, nt Kinmath Kulls. Oregon, lf you d-slre Home flu" baignlns In consultation with ti e advisory com this 23d day of September, A. D. appreciate the good delegation of stu ytiling man of nplendl«! bu^lu«'ss ablfe« 1909, at Klnmaih Falls, Oregon, Late Populär Sheet Mimlc, write tu 1909. mittee of the faculty It was agreed to itv, and his departure is n (listing dents which you .sent us this year, and Charina 8. Mitchell, 2<>!» Almond st., HOWARD F. SHEPHERD, J. P. LEE, gfv ■ all the men implicated an oppor Assessor In and for Klamath County, Ashland, Oie., fm- Intest fn- iiiualc the University certainly wishes to loss to the city. 10-7-10-28 Administrator. Oregon. tunity to come In ¡'nd make a com- 9-23, 10-14 catalogue. I Sixth St., Tlang’ Block Pretty and Useful Things : ! in Jewelry NOW LN NEW QUARTERS Crisler ä St'Its Fuildird City Meat Market " weiss & ARMAND AUCTION SATURDAY, OCT , ’OQ