Klamath republican., March 21, 1912, Image 4

KLAMATH REPUBLICAN ■ It is Hard For an Ex-Convict to Keep Out of Jail i
W. O SMITH, Editor.
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NEW YORK, March Hi .«it's in word»,** »aid McQuore.
"Suspicion Iviullly attaches llnelf
hard for an ex convict to keep out
< ( jail
Tile) go back to j.ill for l<> an ex-convict. When a fellow once
erm *, » tli w' 'cli tht) have'no con gets a above downward, seeiiiH io*
tignln.
no tion just b* cause suspicion read though lie can't get on ills
lly attaches to them after the) hnvi There’s always Homebody there with
once seen the Interior of prison walls. llie push liut it's generally tlie wrong
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Juries that otherwise might require way! Then, too, there's the police
stronger evidence are ready to ae- department, whose buslneaa I h to send
meli to Jail. Something happen*, tlie
cept the most flimsy.**
"Billy'* McQuere, a stock) gray­ 'cops' get busy mid round up all tlie
haired individual, sat in the ottico fellows they kuow have 'done time.'
of the I.Hing Waters Mission on the There maybe a ttaw in tlie alibi or
Bowery. Day after day Billy listens Keveral.
Whether they know mi'
to tlie stories of tlie ex-convicts who thing about tlie crime or not. they
drop in at tlie little mission mid then are rushed off to Sing Sing
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"One crime is as good ns anol her
lie tries to reform them.
A ptofe. -Ion ,I
"Tlie stories these fellow» have to to go Io jail for.
tell are enough to keep you awake thief of the middle clans thinks ho I h
ever) night. They would keep tin* doing well to have a 'run' of a year
awake only I've lived the same story without going to jail.
myself. Joliu Hollis hml to leave
"Many a poor fellow has been rni I-
this mission because of tlie strain of mailed to prison.
Remember thnt
nine )» irs -pent in trying to help the * list* of Ownoy Brune, who was Slip
fellows along the Bowery to their posed to l>c tlie loader of the Whyo
bit. Wbat ugliness ami list red the) gang*
Owner' wasn't
a
crook.
feel fur tlie sotiet) that scuds them though ho never had a charter to be
ti prison for crimes uncommitted is 'anything else.
kept in their souls and not often put
"One day Ito wits in a store next
lowu of II* ni**y, accordili« lo thè «iuly
levoldeil pini llleicof, oli file In tilt*
olii* <> of thè county < lei k of Kinmalh
< utility, siate of Oregon
Notici* ii* luuelii glvrli timi <*u Hiit
urdiiy, ihe 30tli dii) of Aprii, 1913, a*
3 o'clock p. m of hm I i I dny, ul Ilio
front door of thè county comi house
*>f Klaninth county, ntnts of Oregon,
I Wlll, ili oboli lolico lo Hlllll oliler of
■ ile nnd executltill In fllteoluauio. nell
Ilo* nbovo descrlbod property, or ho
iiiih I i iliereof uh innv I h * ne* cHHury io
Hiitlsfy pittiti ti IT'« judgment, wlth in
trioni theroou nn>l i .xtH. lo tlii* hlgli-
i ' b I Idddor for cash.
lie's straight now. I'm not
W 11. BARNES,
lila name away for reason i
Hlieriff of Eliminili County.
Nolani! Ai Crune, AtioiiioyH for Pialli­
li*
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cuse of necessity or even of conven­
ience with reference to the Canal,
T SEEMS Quite certain that Klam­ and who could boast of It afterwards
as a patriotic performance, needn
ath Falls is to have a fel'r.*.
only the favorable opportunity to es­
building. The only question of doubt
say subjecting his own country to his
has been as to how soon we would
unbridled will.
get it, but from present Indications
Are the progressive Republicans
< OMIXG TO LOCATI:
it looks as if the present Congress
so hard-pressed for Presidential ma­
would authorize the appropriation.
1 tertal that they must turn to a nían
Ti e next most important thing to
' who has shamelessly put into our
lie determined is a suitable location.
■ national history this chapter ot d’s-
Ashl ind has had an appropriation for
I honor, and thereby confirmed his own
a federal building for over two years
title as the most dangerous popular
Hint crime
Before he was
but has not got the building yet. The
leader since Bonaparte* Can they
it wan found Hint li e w o-
reason for this is that it took them
not rally, and invite tbe rest of us
o Hons lihil don** tlie work
more than a year to decide w here
to rally, behind some one of their
•a. They were sent lip, I
they were going to build it. and in
a
party leaders whom it would be at
in* Horn** Job In another ••on-
the meantime the department went
¡hast an honor to have followed if he
ahead on the plans for several hun­
¡should be defeated, anil whose elec­
dred other buildings in cities where
tion would be a convincing guarantet*
there was no delay in selecting a
of democratic government?- The
Everything in Music at
site.
1 People
This should be a tesson to Klam-
ath Falls and should rouse the peo- COI Ni II. HOLDS
saloon keeper wtio was fasten-
pie to the necessity of settling this
SHORT SESSION
town tin* collar door with a
, t,L S
question at once. If a site w: • se­
For I'ruM-i'Uthig Ulornrj
p. The saloon keeper, w ho w ns
For
l
’
iirisirr
lected and our representatives were
At tbe meeting of the city council
'll for his terrible temper. Hailed
notified of the fact at once, it would ast • vening there were present May. r For District Attorn-, y tor K atiuiili I hereby announce rnys* if a candidate
j. <•
He ws *•■:--.
lie of gre- t assistance in getting fav­ S ¡u'. rson. Couni ilmvn ll.tnk-i. Wel­
and Lake counties. Oregon, on tin
for the Democratic nomination for
alight. He was beating Joe n
orable action by Congress, as it kins. Fielder. Underwood, Owens. Me-
Republican ticket JOHN IRWIN,
Coroner, subject to the will of the
ifully when Joe pulled a knlf«
would show them that Klamath Falls Gov -n and Stansbie
subject to the primary nomination
>*> e(» st tin* primary election to he
stabbed h‘m in the abdomen
was all business, and knew what it
to be held on April 19, 1913.
- i on April 19, 1913.
EARI.
In the matter of o¡»ening Wan tian 1
wanted.
WHITI.OCK
>t.d i k avenues on :n< ti u the ; o’.:*e
We would suggest that a central : .‘udgi e was authorized and directe 1 to I hereby r* specif ully anuounce my­
self a candidate (or the republican i hereby announce myself a candidate
and suitable site would be on the i rest notices for a period of two weeks
nomination for Prosecuting Attor­
tor the Republican nomination tor
court house block, on the corner of in tl ree public places in the city, an­
ney lor Klamath and Lake coun­
Coroner, subject to the will of the
Main and Fourth streets. The coun­ nouncing the result of the city en­
ties. subject to the will of the vot­
vi tera at the primary election to
ty could well afford to donate this gine* r’s report. The city engineer
ers at tbe primary election to be
te held on April 19, 1913. K It.
city property without cost, as the 'some time ago made a report favoring
held on the 19th cf April, 1912.
WILLIS.
erection of a >100,000 postoffice ¡.nd j the opening of one street and against
D. V. KUYKENDALL.
federal building on this corner would | the opening of the other- The ex­
almost double the soiling value of pression of the council last evening
t ur < "Uni) I rvtmurer
XOTK'E Ol I II IXG I IX tl, M .
the remainder of the property and I was m lav or ut opening both of the
I hereby announce nuself a candidate
(Nil XT
would also assure the successful dis­ [streets named, and as soon as the
1 iltH’VUJ UHUUUtH t: • iUjbici a» « a lauUi*
for ihe nomination for County In tlie County Court of tin* State of
posal of same if it was desired. At j proper notice has been given action
dale tor the uoi uiuaUuii tor Tre.i.' -
School SuiK-rintvndent of Klamath
Oregon for Klamath County
the present time the selling value j will be taken on the engineer's report
urer of Klatuat! Couuty on the Re-
county on the Republican ticket. In the Matter of tlie Eatate of laiiiln
of the court house block is of a very [either adopting or rejecting it.
imtluan ticket, subject to the will
subject to the will of the voters at
Walter. Ib-cuaned
doubtful figure.
The ordinance accepting the offc
ut primary election
of the peoji
the primary election to be hold
Notice in hereby given Hint I have
There is no public building of the i of J. M. Evans et al, and vacating
to be held on April 19. 1912. JAY
Apr!! 19, 1912.
FRED PETER­ filed my flnaf account and report n-
vast importance to the retail section .Jefferson street between Ninth an*!
MANNING.
SON.
of a city as a federal building, where Tenth, was passed to its third read­
administrator de bonis non of the es­
tate of Louis Walter, deceased, and
would be housed the postoffice and ing and placed on its final passage. I hereby announce tuyaelf as a cand -
date tor th. nomination for Treaa I hereby announce myself as a candi­ tlie above entitled court haa flxed
all of the officials of the many .When the roll was called the ordi­
date for County School Superin­ upon 10 o’clock In the forenoon of
urer of Klamath Couuty on the
branches of the federal government, nance was passed by the unanimous
tendent on the Republican ticket, April 27. 1912, a>< tlie time, and the
Democratic ticket, subject to tbe
It. MADMEN, I'roprhlor
particularly in a city like Klamath vete of those present, and was de­
'subject to the will of the voters at county court room In the court house
will of tbe people at primary elec­
Falls, which will be the headquar­ clared adopted by the mayor.
the primary election to be held on of Klamath county. Oregon. In the
tion to be held on April 19, 1912.
ters of so many federal officers. The
The matter of building a sidewalk
April 19. 1912. W. 8 SLOUGH.
C. H. DAGGETT.
city of Klaniuth Falls In nnid count)
building of a federal building on the from the city to Shippington was
as the place, when and when* any per­
corner of Main and Fourth streets ¡brought up by the mayor, and on mo­
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i hereby announce inys'lt a candl son may present any objection or ex­
would mean the sale of the adjoin­ tion of councilman Wilkins was re­
date for the nomination for County ception t<> anything therein contained,
ing property and the erection of ferred to the street committee, it I hereby announce myself a candidate
School Superintendent on the liem- or to anything done by me as admin­
many fine business buildings.
It was the belief of a number of the
for tbe nomination tor Assessor of
ocratlc ticket subject to the will of istrator de bonis non. nnd at said
would
also
settle
forever
the
retail
councilmen present that it would be
Klamath county on the Democratic
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the people at the primary election tlm*- and place tlie Halil coisri * III
section of the city, and would en­ necessary for the city engineer to
ticket, subject to the will of the-
to be held on April 19, 1912. B. I*. tlnnlly settle Hald account.
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hance the value of the surrounding make a survey of the best route, and
peojile at the primary election to
ALEXANDER.
This notice la published pursuant
property as no other one thing coulu possibly in some places to lay out a i
be neid uu April 19, 1312. J. P.
to the order of the above i-nlltli-il
do.
street, as the present road does not
LEE.
c< urt. made March l!>. 1912, and the
Delays are dangerous and the peo­ iollow the platted streets.
ple should grasp the
opportunity
About this time the mayor was get­ i hereby announce myself a ckndldat- i hereby announce myself a candidate first publication is minio on March
for the republican nomination fo*-
when it presents itself. Good things ting pretty anxious to get away to
for the Republican nomination for 31, 1912.
County Assessor, subject to the will i Justice of tbe P< ice foi Llnkvlllo
BERT
do not go begging long, as there is attend the Lyceum entertainment,
of the voters at th*.- primary elec­
always someone ready to accept and the council adjourned to meet
precinct, subject -o the will of the Ailmlulstralor de I
Estate of L oii I m
tion to be held on April 19, 1912.
them, No» is the time to act. and tonight, at which time some bond or-
voters at the prin try election to be
R C. COWLEY.
if the county court should be favor­ «’Ir.ances wil be considered.
held on April 1. 1912. W. H
How-
able they should be placed on record ever, the council first played a little
SHAW.
For Sheriff
and our rei resentatives in Congress joke on the mayor, by voting down
1*1 III II tTloX
I hereby declare n self a candidate
notified at once that the site has been rhe motion to adjourn, but later re­
for the nom that i n for Justice of
I hereby announce myself a candidate
secured and to bring along the build­ considered their action.
( Not Coal Lands)
for tbe Republican nomination for
the Peace on the Democratic ticket
ing. If this is done, there is no rea­
Dopartment of the Interior, United
Sheriff
of
Klamath
county,
subject
for
Llnkvillc
dint:
let
subject
to
the
son why we should not be able to ?** RECEIVES FIXE
States l.und Office nt Lakeview.
will of th" Vote! at the primary
to the will of the voters at the pri­
work starte 1 at an early date. There
LIBRARY TABLE
Oregon, Marcli 16, 1912.
mary
el
;tlon
to
be
held
April
19,
election
to
be
I
Id
on
April
19,
are hundre Is of ether eJtl"s in tbe
The members of the Jericho Club,
Notlr-o Is hereby given that ! * ! Il
119 Norih 4îh St
1912. J8CAR L. CARTER.
1912. CHAS. G! AVES
United Stales that would jump at the new social organization of Odd
Hayes of Worden, Orc., who, on I'e-
tie chance of getting a public build­ Fellows and Rebekahs are rejoicing
Phone 1701
B. St. George Bi»liop her by an­ I her« by tinnouncc i <* ..i-if a Candida:«- <■ mber 16. 1910, made bomestend * 0 '
ing.
today over the possession of a haiid-
for
nomination
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the
Republ'can
try
No.
04192.
for
the
NW
%
of
HE
i
,
nounces himself as a candidate for
some combination library table and
ticket for JustlCi -»f the Peace of an*l NE>4 of SW •■» , section 20, town*-1
Sheriff on the Democratic ticket,
A DA.N< EROUS CANDIDATE
magazine shelf, which has been pre­
Lbikville Precise , subject to the ship 40 S , range 8 E., Wlllamett * I
subject to the action of tl ■ v *\rs
sented to them by George L, Hum­
will of the votei i at the primary meridian, has filed notice of intention
at
tlie
primary
el
ctlon
tc
lie
held
ir rom The Public)
phrey. The table is three by six feet,
election to be 1 .«I <>n April ¡9, to make filial commutation proof, t<>
on the 19th day of April, 1912.
iHlibrish claim to tlie land nlxive de
1912
E W. G )WEN.
HEN MR. ROOSEVELT an- and is made of selected native red
scribed, before C. It. De Lap, county
noun* ed his Presidential can­ fir. The top is made of two pieces of 1 hereby uuuounc« myself a candi­
For Sfntr S< iuitor
clerk, at Klamntli Falls, Ore., on the
didacy we r marked with due reserve inch and a quarter absolutely clear
date for the nomination for sheriff
1 her«>by announce myself as a can­ 1st day of May, 1912.
that he mi rht not find the road be­ 1'imber, with a beautiful grain. The
on the Republican ticket, subject
didate for the o' Ice of State Sen­
Claimant names ns witnesses
fore him a smooth one, calling espe­ bottom is arranged with shelves or.
to the will of the voters at the pri­
ator in the Si-ve. t« - nth Senatorla'
Raymond R. Tower, R. W. Tower,
cial attention to liis record on tbe either side for holding magazines and
mary election to be held on April
District, Incliidln ,• K'amath, Crook H L. Veit, G. W. Sorrels, nil of Wor-
Panama affair as a missile which papers.
19 1912. C. C. LOW.
The bowling alleys of the club have
and Lake counties, on the Repub­ den. Ore.
A. W. ORTON.
would doubtless be thrown at him.
been
overhauled
and
put
in
fine
shape,
lican ticket, subject to tlie will of
3-21-4-25 r
Register.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
At that time we had not happened to
the voters at the primaries to bo
for the nomination for Sheriff of
see Leander T. Chamberlain's con- and another pool table has been pur­
hold on 19th day of April, 1912.
on the Republican ticket, subject to
vinvlng article in the February North chased for use of the members.
Notice of Sheriff's Hale of Ileal
W. LAIR THOMPSON.
the
will
of
the
voters
at
the
pri
­
American Review—“A Chapter of
Property
Mr. and Mrs. Bird Branch and Mr.
mary election to be held on April
National Dishonor.” Were that arti­
anil want to tie aasurril
Martin Brothers, a corporation, plaln-
For County ( ornniiMiioner
19, 1912. B. S. GRIGSBY.
cle to figure extensively as a cam­ and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dixon of
that you are getting 1(H)
tiff.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
paign document against Roosevelt, Merrill left on Tuesday for a week’s
ernts* worth of good« In
vs.
I hereby announce mys If a candidate
for the nomination for County Com- Perl E.
It could hardly fail to disgust his visit at their former home at Rose-
return for every dollar
Carroll, Defendant.
for the nomination for sheriff on
mlsslr.ner on the Democratic ticket,
self-respecting followers wit their burg.
"|S*nL go to the
Under and by virtue of an ’execu
the Democratic ticket, subject to
subject to the will of the voters it
candidate, nor to arouse in them fears
Hon and order of sale, in foreclosure,
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the will of the voters at the pri­
the primary election to be held of.
of his Napoleonic ambitions too in­ FORTY WORE HORSES TO
issued out of the circuit court of the
mary election to be h' id on April
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April 19, 1912. JAMES R. DIXON.
BE SOLD AT AUCTION
tense to permit their trusting him
state of Oregon for the county of
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1912
8.
L.
WALKER.
On next Wednesday afternoon,
with another term of Presidential
I hereby announce myself n candi­ Klamath, on the 1 Sth day of March.
March 27th, Auctioneer C. G. Merrill
power.
In the above entitled suit,
date for county commissioner on | 1912, in
For County Clerk
The author of the North American , will hold a big sale of work horses at
thé Repii'illcnn ticket, subject to wherein Martin Brothers (a corpor­
article is a clergyman, an expert stu­ the W. W. Masten place in this city I hereby announce myself a candidate
the will of the people at the pri­ ation), the above named plaintiff, ob­
dent of international law, and presi­ ' near the Central school. The horses
for tbe nomination for County
mary election to be held on April tained judgment and decree of fore­
dent of the Evangelical Alliance for belong to Mr. Masten, and consists of
closure against Perl E. Carroll, the
Clerk on tbe Republican ticket, sub­
19,1912 JOHN HAGEL8TEIN.
the United States and of the Ameri­ i forty head of work stock. It is very
above named defendant, on the 18th
ject to the will of the voters at the
can and Foreign Christian Union. seldom that a sale of this nature is
day of March, 1912, which said judg­
primary election to be held April
Fur State Repri si-ntatlvr
The article itself is a simple but keen held in the spring of the year, as at
ment was on the 18th day of March.
19. 1912. C. R. DE LAP.
and direct exposure of Mr. Roose­ that time there is always a big de­
I hereby announce myself as n candi­ 1912, recorded in Judgment Lien
For Constable
velt’s autocratic action in the case of mand for good horses for work on
date for the office of State Repre­ Docket, Vol. 3, at page «7, in the
the secession of Panama from *>>-1 the farms, and it is expected that the I hereby announce myself a candidate
sentative in the Tw'nty-FIrst Rep­ office of the clerk of said court, I am
lumbia, and it is based wholly upon sale next Wednesday will draw a
for the nomination on the Repub­
resentative District, Including Like, commanded to sell all that certain
staple and fancy
the official documents. The Presi­ large crowd of interesting buyers.
lican tlck't for Constable for Link-
Klamath, Crook and Grant coun­ plece*nnd parcel of land situate In the
GROCERIES ER PITS AND
dent who could do what those docu­
ville district, subject to the will of
ties, on the Republican ticket, sub­ county of Klamath, state of Oregon,
VEGETABLES
«.’has. W. Sherman, Sr., Is in the
ments prove that President Roosevelt
the voters at the primary election
ject to the will of the voters at the bounded and particularly described ns
of all binda
did to Colombia, in flagrant violation city from Dairy, looking after affairs
to be held on April 19, 191?
primary election to be held on April | follows: Lots thirteen (13) and four­
Phone I0A1
of treaty pledgee and without the ex- political.
JOHN 0 8CHALLOCK.
19,1912 WESLEY O SMITH
teen (14). block elevon (11) of the
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