Klamath republican., June 13, 1912, Image 6

X
mingle socially may be lufluenced to
Eastern expositions commemorato un
MORE SAIGONS ON NAIN SIREEI
criticise favorably.
eleni thut «n-curted In the (load pust. ACCEPLS ONE OF IHREE CHARIERS
J
—. »-an«-.
I
"Few women realise the tyrunny
Dull times will not follow the fair.
CEN’SEH URAN Ti l», 0X1 REPRESENTATIF K OF RIG FINAN­ Han Francisco, Portland, Seattle, the SPECIAL l HARTER MILL GDI
BOTH SIDES ADMIT RESULT WILL that so-called society exercise« over
U I GRED AND PERMIS-
CIAL I X I I III .HIS n ||i| S I tsl entire West, will go ahead It for«
¡them. They arrange their home« for
EllX CO! M il.
HE CLOSE
«.III X
FOR OPEXIM
114X1'
INVI HI Vll.X |S
are shudows u new epoch.
I society; they dress for society; they,
l-IR.HT CLASH
STREET ENTRANCE
' And. quite Incidentally, wondet City lather» Otti* tally 4c«epl t to­
R oo - m - vc K' s Man.ig«-r l»cn<>un«HH> Taft bring their children up for society. |
ful Oregon und splendid California
Hpc< iul ( barter Adopted by ll«*-
and Says That if H«« Is XominaUHl their one endeavor Is to live accord­
When the application for a saloon ¡ PORTLAND, June <> -“Tli«> amount have converted me to the 'He«< Amer­
Ui-ople on tprli 211. I1II2, as I lie
He Won't Carr, Thre«' Republican ing to the mandates of society. Socl |
Legal 4 ìuii ter of II««« City, and It»
State*. an«l
There Wont
Be iety is constantly making drafts upor ! license by C. IS. Riley for one year of money to be made III the West la ica First' movement."
Mr and Mrs Rearle arrived In
Enough of Party in Cuagreae to Do­ ; them which thep at the expense of camo up for action by the council, it limited only by the speed thut Eaat-
Provision« Will Ile I uforcc«! by the
borne. t»ocketbook and mental quiet. etused considerable opposition. Mr. •rn capital can be sent into tlie West Porttand from California Sunday nnd
Police Officer««
man«! Ayes and Xays
'And for what? That their wom-n [Riley is uow operating a saloon ou for Investnieut, The only thing with- I« ft Tuesday night for Seattle, en
may envy the glamor of their sixth street, and the new license I out a spine in th«« West Is Burbank's route to their home In New York
CHICAGO. June 6. Both sides are ¡friends
,
Al tiie opening of tlie meeting of
surroundings,
the beauty of their i.iaketi was for his new building »hich spineless cactus.”
stata.
c <>unelt last Wedtiwday eve, Judge
claiming victory, while both privately
and their social prestige, and I hi- is to erect on Main street next to) Tills telegram was sent to New
Mr. Bearle wan ontertnined Tu««n- Thotuns Drake, the newly appoint««*!
admit that the result »ill be very ¡clothes
|
!
Uiey
go
to their graves wol! pleased Van Riper’s grocery.
I York bankers by Robert Searle, bank­ «lay at a luncheon at the Arlington <11,» attorney under Mavor Nlehola«
close, the national committee met this
Councilman McGowen said
“I er. vice president and general iiinn- Club. Among tho»e present were 11 asked th«« rouuell for an expression
afternoon to consider the temporary I ; if this constant dresa parade has been
object to hi* license, as I do not be­ o'.ar of the Rochester Railway Light 8. Josstyn. president of lb«« Portland as Io wlilch of th«« line«- charters the«
roll. The Taftites control the com- : ( kept up to th«» end.
"Society is not friendly to the de- lieve we should permit any more sa- and Power company of Rochester. N. Hallway, Light and Power «ximpuny; proposed to operate under He tuld
mittee. and a majority of the Taft
contestants will probably be seate«i I »«topmost of those impulses and loons on Main street. I am in favor jY. who. as representative of Eastern Guv Talbot, president of the Pacific lie wished to know the decision of tit
Today's session will be devoted to or­ ¡emotions upon which our happiness of refusing the renewal or the R-1 banking houses havlpg 1560,000,600 Power an«I Light company; Il M xiiiticll. both for himself nu<l also far
ganization and establishing rules of I as individuals depends. We lose our cetisea on the other saloon« no» on n»e.«t<'«l In California alone, hns been Pap-t, J. c. Anlnsworth of the United the guidance of the poll*» officers of
procedure. The first contests. Arkan­ I longings and aspirations in trying to Main street when the present ones traveling in Western states for the Rtnte-i National bank; James Crans Hie city.
sas, Alabama and Arizona will prob­ conform to outside conditions, Let expire." The motion to grunt the last three months, studying the trend ton. of the General Electric company;
Councilninn Bavldg • offered tli>-
ably not be settled before Saturday. us strive for greater simplicity in our Kiley license carried, with McGowen. of Western legislation In connection F. W. mid, Hugh Hum« and C R following motion
"I uiov«- that we
with its effect upon public »«rvica »•• Inckson. In the afternoon Mr. and accept til«- »pe< lai i liai tei adopted to
Some of the Pacific coast delegates homes. The simplification of our Doty and Owens voting against It.
J. Kent Rallard of Ballard A Du curlties. He started his car«»er as of­ Mrs Rea rie were the guests ot Mr. the p«M>p|e on April 23. 1912, as tl ««
have arrived, bearing platform sug- . life and the lightenning of our cares
Fault.'then
cam«« forward and asked fice boy for Thoma« Edison, the elec­ >nd Mr». C R. Jackson on nn auto­ legal charter of the city of Klunmhi
would
give
greater
leisure
f
>■
tlie
en
gestions.
permission
to
open the front Mn lu trical wizard.
m«»bllc trip. and in the evening the Balls.“ When tlo- colt ».«- illed cv
jovment
of
the
duties
of
nature,
the
One suggestion, indorsing recall, I
str«4rt entrance of their saloon on the
"It will be breaking no confidence dinner guests «if Mr. Papst
cry luemtu-r of th«- - ouncll voted in
including judges, will probably divide i sky, the trees at.J the floa'ers, an«!
the Roosevelt camp. Root undoubt­ would also increase the beauty of the corner of Seventh nnd Main. • He to state that I was sent to make an
favor of th«« motion Mayor Nicholas
stated that their customers were investigation owing to shaken confl-
BAN DINGO, June 6
Be<nu«e of declared ih«« result of the vote, «»■!
edly will be elected temporary chair­ human body. Simplification of dress
"We expect to 11« e liy and
man. Taftites plan to make the tern-1 amt furniture would give greater op- forced t«> go down the side street to deuce of certain big hankers, who -mallpox in the county Jail, aeventm-n said
Re- . i I’ortunity for the beautifying of what S*t Into their place of business, and [were scared slightly owing to the so industrialists were freed. They will force iImt charter."
porary organisation permanent. 1„
I* the council was going to permit calle«! radical legislatl >n In th«« West. h«> «luarnntlned for fourteen dajs.
vised list shows 250 seats contested remained.'
The result of the action of the
I
other saloons on Main street he b«-- California particularly," »aid Mr
council will settle, for th«« present, at
ileved they should have the sain« Searle, at the Multnomah hotel.
Dixon Speaks His Mind
least, tlie charter muddle of the citv
. “We pay just as much
RIGHI Of WAY SECONO STREET
“They feared that the Western law
It raenns that ln> Special election will
CHICAGO. June 6.—Dixon, Roose­
mouey for our license, and I canno’ maker» might be tinkering with stat­
be
called to carry out the provision
velt's manager, today made a state­
see why we are not entitled to the ute« thnt wculd endanger or make
of the cominlsMlon amendment. After
ment denouncing Taftites declara CITY ENGINEER MAKES REPOPT sum«' treatment as «»th««rs." Savidge
less profitable lnv«>»tments In public
OF PROPERTY AFFECTED 1C.
a can ful connbfvrntIon «if the matter
tions that they would seat practically
move«! that the request be presented service corporations In the West. My
EXTENSION
OF
STREET
ONE
the general opinion, both nmong*th"
all of the Taft contestants. He said' |
to the council in writing for their telegram embodies my Ideas In re­
HUNDRED FEET WIDE
ilti/ens nnd the legal fraternity, 1«
“If the high court, trustees of the
consideration. McGowen stated that gard to the safety of the West from
tl it the charter adopted nt the ap-
republican party, would agree to put
City ’Engineer Zumwalt filed his 115 illard was only asking for Just It e th«« standpoint of the Investor. I be­
Pprfcct
linrmony
relgued
ut
the
' I cli-< tion is th«- «inly measure that
through an arsenic bottle program
'and
a
square
deal,
and
he
dl«l not b«-- lieve the laws are being shaped In
they’mfght as well agrea to take thi Ireport “d
survey of the
lieve it was necessary for him to put the various coast states that will aid iu«etliiK of council Wednesday rvvlu tli«> city cun consider »■ being tn
party out in a back alley and cut its «tension of Second street. 100 feet
lug. uud It was plainly evident that force, and that the crmmlsalmr
it in writing. He moved that the
throat. No sane man, or sober man. w,de' to ,h(>
lln,iu The surye’r permission be granted, The motion rafe, sane and conservative Invest­ u perfect understandlug now cxlats amendment was never legal or rffeet
bttwrrn tin- mayor nnd the member« Ivo. Th«« so-called Sanderson charter
believe« that if Taft is nominated he was ,n“dp in accordance with a reso- was seconded by Savidge, and car­ ment«.
“Just before I left tlie East one of of th«« council, and that there was a will be th«« Instrument under which
can <-arrv three republican states." |Iution '«traduced some time ago by ried.
the bankers whom 1 represent sal<l
He asserted that if Taft is nomi- Councilman White and passed by the
A license for three months wag ■Rob, we havo opened branch office« determination to work together us n the city officials will o|«orate until
¡council^
No
action
was
taken
last
unit for the good of Klnniuth Full» either n new charter Is adopted or nn
nated, “there won’t be enough of the
granted to A. L. Crystal, and the pe­
party n congress to demand the ayes evening by the council further than tition for the transfer of the license in England, France. Italy. Germany. ns n whole. Th» little rift that ap- til a decision fa had by the supreme
and nays, It would mean the crush­ ¡placing the report on file. If it is de­ of A. B. Livermore to James H Russia and South America nnd arc l«ar«-d at th« initial meeting of the court.
selling Western public service s«>curl- new administration hud bean explain
ing defeat of the county and state cided by the council to lay out and Wheeler was also granted.
ttes. I wonder If we will have to ed away. an«l Counclimnii Mlle«, who MW l it I INE I si II
'establish a street 100 feet wide as an
tickets in nearly every stata.”
open an office In Had«-* now, berati»«' had requested that the confirmation
¡extension of Second str«?et, an ordi­
Hut sim unis
I feel that th«« securities are going of the police appointment« be laid
nance will probably be adopted to ROSEWATER CHAIRMAN
SAYS CONGRESS SHOULD
NATIONAL COMMITTEl there.’ That was how this particular over until the following meeting,
GIVE LANDS TO STATE that effect- In th® meantime an effort
A rrp<«rt of I'll) Etixinerr Zum
banker felt.
______
■ will be made to see if the right of
made the motion thut the appoint , -»nit wu rend to the council, re<-«im
■'When mv report Is In I am sur«« mente of nil the police officers made ' mending the laying of a new 10-lnch
CHICAGO, June 6.—The national
PORTLAND, June 6.—*'We believe way fan b* ’«cured. The report of
this
feeling will pass quickly. Invest by Mayor Nicholas be confirmed. The »ewer oil S< <>n«l ntrei t from Mxln to
committee
met
promptly
at
2
o'clock
lue federal government should give tbe engineer follows
this afternoon, The Taft commlttee- ors 3000 miles away are easily fright­ motion wan carried by the unanimous th« Hepllc tank, and action wan urged
::s the lands of Eastern anl Central Ma>or and Council:
Oregon remaining in the public do-; Gentlemen—Herewith find pre- men seem confident, Thls afternoon ened. A man can rush In and sav vote of the council.
for the rennon that a portion of th«
Mayor Nicholas showed his plcnn- pr««ent »ewer lln« wax da"iage<l
tnam, and let us work out the prob- Hm'nary report and plat of Second session is an executive session, Rose- 'The Columbia River has risen elgh
A
leu. of their settlement in the best stree‘ extension from northerly side water was elected chairman and the teen feet/ and a man who has nn ur<- at the frlendlln«’«» of the mem­ rough estimate of the cost was given
nay.” said Attorney Willitm Miller of of a,,e* in B.,oc* 90,'. Klamath addi- rules governing contests as adopted orchard way up on a mountain side bers, nnd stated that he wished I t nt about (650. tin mot >n th«« coun
Fum«_____________________________ tion, to south city limits, the same duplicate to a great extent the old ten miles from the river will turn thank the council for their xiiport. ell dutermln<-d to add this work to
'Long range management of this bein* a 8trlJ’ of Ian<1 approximately rules. Montana’s proxy is held by white with fright, then swear that and stated thut he would endeavor to the contract with the (" a; man Con
his crop is probably floating som«»- uotk with the council to the best nt •traction company, who Ind not y«t
work from Washington D. C., by 100 feet wide, embracing the follow- Dixon.
where In the vicinity of Astoria, and Illa ability
"I take It," raid the jcompleted their ««wer j-on'ract with
cither congress or bureaus, fails to ing property:
rush
out to sell his property. The rut)or. “that this council tn an intel­ , the city for the building of tho fourth
j
s
Howard
Lewis
—
Part
of
lot
6.
block
<»I.D
SLASHINGS
meet local requirements, There
BEIXG Bl RXED highly «olored reports of the actions ligent bod> of men. and I ini going ¡»ewer unit
Acordlng to ihelr con
no danger of frauds now. Only men 90, Klamath addition. 0.31 of a lot.
of Western lawmakers had about thin to I rent them n« such. Il * « not my tract, tho council has th« right to
A.
L.
Leavitt
—
Part
of
lots
4
and
go on
who will cultivate the soil will ____
C. C. Chitwood, supervising war­ effect on some of our bankers, The Intention to be itrhltrary in any mat- add to or take from the mount of
it. While the three-year homestead f’ b,0€k 10d’ Klamath addition. 1.07
den for Klamath and Lake counties, reports were in variance with the ten« I want the advice and aeni«tan«e work nt the price bld.
law passed by both branches of con­ lots.
Klamath
Canal
company
—
Lot
6
of every member, and 1 feel thn’ our
of the state forestry service went truth, needless to say.
Tho lower end of th« Hecond street
gress is a good measure, it does not4
“
I
am
Convinced
beyond
a
doubt
and
0.61
of
lot
7,
block
100,
1.61
lots.
relation*
are
going
to
be
ve:
«•
fríen
1-
to
Keno
and
Pokegama
last
week
«»■-.ver
.tins Into th«- marsh, nnd 1«
go far enough. The homestead law
Klamath Canal company—lots 4 to inspect the burning of old that the West is as big as big men ly. and that we will work together.” built on piles. The |»l|»«« la boxed,
should be repealed entirely
The
The mayor announced tlie follow­ nnd shortlv after It »as put in a rail
time for this measure has passed. V’e and 5 and 0.37 of lob 3. block 101, slashing in that territory. Mr. Chlt- ■ 111 make It. All the West has to do
v ood states that the season so far is to keep on being big. Your law­ ing appointments of commltten:
»a« built along the eld«« of the
kew need something to ge‘ settlers 2.37 lots.
Judiciary Owens. Underwood and sewer, with th« nvow«<| purpose of
A. L. Leavitt—Lots 6 and 7, 0.89 has been very favorable for burning, makers should make It their duty,
upon the land which presents many
»•nablltig employ««» of the city to « >
•ininviting aspects. If congress would of lot 8 and 0.02 of lot 9, block 109, and that the timber lands in the west­ however, to see that the financial Mil««.
Finance -Crlsler, McGowen
to an«l Inspect th«« «optic tnnk Th«-
ern part of the county is being pretty hook for Eastern capital Is liberally
give the land to the state and let us 2.91 lots.
baited.
You
offer
great
opportuni
­
Goeller.
Klamath
Canal
company
—
Lots
3,
principal u«e. however, that It has
1
well
cleaned
up.
The
law
provides
work out the difficulty, we would get
Southern and Central Oregon popu­ 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 0.43 of lot 2. and | that the owners of the timber lands ties to attract homes«w-kers. and you 1 Streets and Lights Alford. Sn» Idge eon put to hns been for tli« protection
must burn and clean up all slashings, should do the same to attract Eastern and Doty.
and accommodation of th«« patrons of
lated much faster than we can under 0.12 of lot 9, block 109, 6.55 lots.
capital. To launch big cnterprlzes
Fire
and
Waler
Klamath
Canal
company
—
Lots
4,
McGowen.
Mil«-.
th.« red light district on Dak street,
and
the
Weyerhauser
company
has
preGent conditions.
acrosa the «anal. The travel has been
"Harney Valley is a tremendous ‘5. 6, 7 and 0.56 of lot 3 and 0.19 of had a crew of men burning over tho In the West makes hazard obligatory, nnd Hamilton.
Police Owens, Alford and Ham so her vy by the latter that It 1» stated
old slashings in the Pokegama coun­ at present, and only liberal Induce­
grain and stock country, that is, tre­ lot 8. block 110, 4.75 lots.
[to have been tho cause of the break
C. E. Wlldy—Part of lot 10. Sec. try. As none of the big timber com­ ments will secure Bastern money for llton.
mendous in possibilities, when we get
the West as fast as tho West has need [ Wharves and Waterfront -Goeller I ing of the pipe. It was a mistake to
32-38-9,
1.91
acres.
panies
are
operating,
this
work
falls
transportation. Our minimum rain- i
Investor. East or West, ¡ 1 Crlsler and Mlles
The Klamath Development compa­ heaviest on the small owner, wh<> has of it. No Investor,
over permit travel on the pip«« lln-
fall ir t2 inches a year, and this
hazards
his
money In a new country | Pound Hamilton, Owens and M« and the fact thnt it »:«« «lone ha«
ny
—
Part
of
lot
6.
9ec.
33-38-9,
2.60
been
cutting
his
timber
for
the
local
ranges vn to 15 inches. Our flour is
Respectfully,
mills and for wood. Some of them unless there la promise of great re-1 Gowen.
<niise<l tho city an iinneceaoary ex
the very best, because we have cold acres.
Dr. L. L. Truax was apolnted city pens«- of over |600.
DON J. ZUMWALT,
I feel that the law is rather unjust, us turns, commensurate with tlie hazard
winters and cool nights during the
.health officer nnd other appointments
City Engineer.
ihey are compelled to go to the ex­ taken.
growing season
Our livestock is
"Only little people who have not were postponed until the next m»-ct-
pense of burning to protect the largs
among the best. We have several mil­
; timber owners. This view is not j the ambition or the brains to go out
lion acres out there which will some WORK FOR *.-,0.000
FOR
CRATER
LAKE
1 shared by all, and most of the small and get their share of prosperity,
<lay be put to good use. If we can only
WASHINGTON,
D.
June
i owners have gone ahead an<l burned i envy and criticize big men and big
That th«- government will ultimate
get the proper encouragement In plac­
enterprises they launch
Little peo­
Congressman
Hawley
will
attempt
to
¡.»ver the old cuts.
ly install a system of charging for
ing the settler upon it.”
amend the sundry civil bill to pro­
In the Keno section there ¡ h quite ple do not realise that a dollar turned
water for Irrigation on the him Is of
vide
>50,000
for
Crater
Lake
when
a
number who have been cutting in the East on a Western Investment I A meeting of citizens wns held last the amount used. Instead of making
HOME MAKING
IS IMPORTANT the proper paragraph is reached in wood, and many of these still have means |10 or 1100 turned In tlie Thursday at the chambers of Circuit a fixed charge per acre. Is tlie state
discussion of the measure this week. the wood on their hands, not having West for the Westerner. I find that Judge H. L. Benson for the purpose metit of Chief Engineer A. p. Davis,
CORVALLIS, June 6.—“la not our It Is suposed from the friendly atti­ disposed of it last fall. On these the many of your so-called big men In of taking the preliminary steps to- who was recently at North Yakima
the West are hostile to Eastern cap­ ward the organizntlon of n perma- H<- believe* this policy will Insure the
profession of home making as im- tude of the committee that at least [expense is rather a burden.
italists and money. They usually are nent Chautauqua. Mr. Fisher, who economical use of water and help to
Mr.
Chitwood
expects
to
go
to
Lake
portant as that of the lawyers? Why Bom<! provision will be made in the
should we not have equally good bill for this park, and strong effort bounty in a couple of weeks to inspect men who grow wealthy through de­ Is conducting the present Chautau­ solve the drainage problem.
Under the present system, where
preparation?” asked Prof. A. B. Mil­ will be made to get consideration on ; the timber in that county, but there velopment of the West, and now want qua. was present and explained plans
am of the home economics depart­ the floor of the house. Failing in this | ¡s not as much work to be done there to sit back and hog it all. We have for the organization. He recom­ the land owner has to pay a certain
ment of the Oregon Agricultural col­ it is hoped to secure the amendment I as here, on account of the fact that the same kind of leaches ih the Ea«t. mended that a company'be formed price per acre for the water, whether
r. greater number of mills are In op- Their money should be «hoved down nnd that stock bo sold at fit) a lie needs It or not. the result In man»
lege in a recent extension lecture 11» the senate.
cases is that the water Is wasted, and
at Pendleton. Miss Milam is thor-J The bill as recommended by the ieration in Klamath county. The fire i their throats, and then they should be share.
Judge H. L. Benson, Principal does damage not only to the man s
oughlv in earnest In her efforts to se­ committee contains only the usual ap- ' wardens for this county have not deported, for they are useless.
“There are many broad-minded, Faught and Superintendent Dunbar own property, hut sometimes over
cure a more thorough and widespread 1 propriation for Crater Lake Bark of | been appointed yet. It is probable
, that one will be appointed for Klam­ progressive men In the West, too, were appointed a committee to se­ flows on adjoining land nnd form­
preparation of the girls of Oregon $3,006.
ath and one foi Lake, and that they who fear the Eastern way of doing lect a committee on organization. This ponds on the low places. While on«
for their future duties as heads of
will begin work In July. The ap- hlngs, because things are done differ­ committee Is to Include In addition man may have too much water, it
households or teachers of the future SENATOR NIXON TO
BE
BURIED
AT
RENO
pointments
are made by the state for- ently in the West. And this feeling to the three namml, a representative often happens that more snndv loam
wives and mothers. She made a series
WASHINGTON, D. C„ June 8.— ester, although they are paid by the la more widespread than one would of the city council. Chamber of Com­ in other parts of the projects arc not
of talks at various Eastern Oregon
Imagine.
merce, ministerial association, wo­ able to get the required amount of
cities with this in view, including Senator Nixon burial will be at Reno. .federal government.
“
This
I
cannot
understand.
Men
men’s club, W. C. T. U„ labor organ­ water to Insure the best results.
¡Three
Christian
Scientists
called
and
Baker. Hood River and The Dalles.
HAVANA, June 6.—President Go- are the same. East or West. Here you izations, and other public organiza­
“I think one reason we have so few made an effort to save his life.
mez has formally suspended all con­ dress the same, eat the same, have tions. Another meeting was held at FAIR THIS FALL
homes nowadays is that society,
whose sole function it is to protect I Rev. J. G. Prendle, wife and daugh- stitutional guarantees. The congress cut os, street cars, read the same peri­ I o’clock Friday afternoon.
IH DE( I BED OX
Those who attended the meeting
its members and make It possible for !tfir arrived last week from New of the province of Oriente province odicals, see the same shows. The
them which they pay at expense of Mexico, Rev. Prendle Is here to fl.l ;ippioprlated 11,000,000 to conduit n trouble with this kind of men is their this morning were: Judge Benson,
Messrs E R. Rennies. Louis Gerber
livers. Torpid livers jaundice the C. T. Oliver, F. H. True. O. A. and
oppressor of individual life,” said | the pulpit of the Baptist church of I war of extermination.
1'. Goeller, directors of th«
viewpoint, always.
Stearns, J. 8. Stubblefield, W. tl. KI tn.afh County Agricultural Au.,
Miss Milam. “It exacts of every man this city. Complete arrangements for
"The Panama-Pacific exposition Faught, O. C. Applegate, W. S. elation held It meeting last Thnrsdn»
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jun.« 6.—
and woman the performance of cer­ his permanency here have not yet
will
do a world of good for the coast. Slough, E. M. Flynn, R. IL Dunbar, and definitely determined to hold »
been
made,
but
it
is
understood
that
Tlie
navy
department
Is
preparing
lo
tain social duties, which, taken In the
larger sense, means everything which these will be made soon, and ha will ¡send the dreadnaughts Florida, Utah. Some men. East and West, seem to W. A. Delzell, Mr. Fisher and W. O. big fnlr and show at the fair grounds
has for Its ulterior object only the In­ locate and take charge of the church Delaware and North Dakota, now at think that lax times will follow the Smith.
tills fall. The dates were set for
dividual's pleasure and profit. How | in Klamath Falls. H. C. Cooper, a Annapolis, to Key West on Saturday. exposition. They base this assump­
September 25, 2«. 27 snd 2«.
Horn To Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. A li­
few homes are furnished for the sim­ trother-in-law of Mr. Prendle's, came The fourth division of the Atlantic tion on the experience of Eastern
Th« Woodmen of the World will
ple pleasure of the owner. How in from New Mexico last week, with fleet arrived at Guantanamo at noon cities. They forget, however, that bott Frlnay morning an 8-pound boy. bold their iilg log rolling contest nt
much more often are they arranged the in ention of entering business today, and landed 1,100 marines tills the San Francisco show will be held Mr. Abbott Is connected with the 'Ilin time, and they expect to bring
to celebrate an era to come, while the West End grocery.
afternoon.
for effect so that those with whom we here.
In l.ooo people from the outside.
ROOI WILL BE MADE CHAIRMAN