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HARNESS MERIT OF M-E-R-I-T spells a GOOD DEAL in u GOOD HARNESS. I use nothing but OAK TANNED LEATHER. I do all the CUTTING MYSELF, and right here is where the RE AL WORK BEGINS--every part is carefully selected for the place intended; not a single detail in the fitting and finishing is overlook ed or slighted. I employ skilled workmen only. It stands to reason that such work Is the best, doesn’t It? Our price . ar very reasonable, too, for snch good work. your order for a new one-and THIS IS THE PLACE. “The Best Store Bradley Now is the time to place • Patronize ♦* Hamess Bechtoldt chopped some wood on the public domain, for which the gov I ernment asked him to pay $60. GIVES ASSUMES PERSONAL CHARGE OE ATTORNEY GOUX WINS TWO BIG TROPHIES The government pushed him per- NEWKTT’S LOBBY QUERY i sis tent ly in endeavoring to secure a NICKEL AND PENNY AT MEET ¡settlement, but he paid no attention Mendient of Bolli House« Ire to Ap Traveling at the Rate of 79 Mile* an ! until the suit had been started and When tlie Plaintiff Rested, Editor of pear in Alphabetical Urtier for Ex Hour, Cars Keeping Up in the Van a deputy from the United States mar Iron Age Read a Long Refraction amination us to Whether or Not at Today’s Race Threaten to shal’s office had run up a cost bill of tlie Statement Against II oom - They Were ApproacMi-d in (tante- Smash Existing Speed Records— | through service expenses amounting velt, and Made Profuse Apology— (ioti With Voting on the Tariff One Me« lianician Fractures Ribs to about $75. Roosevelt Says He Is Content, as Mepaurv When Machine Upsets. The government compromised with He Achieve*! Purpose Bechtoldt by charging him only $25 WASHINGTON, D U., June INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 30.— | for tbe wood, making his whole bill MARQl ETTE. May 31.—Colonel I President Wilson today assumed pcr- Covering 300 miles In 3:52:26, $102. Theodore Rooitcveil'M damage suit 1 zonal charge of the Investigation as Pierre Goux, a French entry, driving .■gainst Editor Newell of tile iron i to the existence of a paid lobby in the a Peugeot car, won the $2,500 Pres Age was abruptly ended just before ■ capital. He outlined clearly and ua- tante trophy for the first car in to SAYS NO LEMONS GO ON FREE LISI 3 o'clock tliis afternoon, when the ■ equivocally just how lie intends to day’s races covering that distance. defendant surrendered completely. guide the Inquiry. In order following Goux were An- CALIFORNIA LAWMAKER SAYS The jury returned a verdict award Among other things, Wilson said ford, German, and Merz hrdlu hrdlu HE HAS INSIDE KNOWLEDGE ing Roosevelt 0 cents. he summoned Senator !xe S. Over derson. Wishart, Americans; Mul THAT SENATE WILL PROTECT After the plaintiff rtwuxl, Newell man of North Carolina, chairman of ford, German, and Merz, American. CITRUS INDUSTRY took the stand. He read a long ; the judiciary committee, and Senator Goux also led at 200 miles. This4 statement, defending his mistake in James A. Reed of Missouri, also of won for the daring French the Grand WASHINGTON, May 31.—Con .charging the colonel with drunken* that committee, to tho White House | and Brassard trophies, worth $2,500, gressman William Kettner of Cali nesa. to make a number of suggestions and offered for the car leading at that fornia today declared that he has The statement also contained it talk over plans with them. distance. 1 positive assurances that lemons tree and full retraction of the charge Wilson does not intend to appear will not be put on the free list by tbe of drunkenness mid an apology. personally bet ire the investigation. INDIANAPOLIS, md.. May 30.— senate. “In view of tile statement of the The senate judiciary subcommittee The mechanician on one of the According to Kettner, New York defense.’’ said Roosevelt, addrewalng today commenced questioning the sen-| French cars entered in today’s races importers have been urging tbe mem tlie ruurt immediately afterwards, "I iators In an effort to learn whether fractured three ribs when the car bers of the senate finance committee ask tlie court to instruct the jury lobbyists were attempting to Influ upset on the back stretch. The car to take the duty off citrous fruits, that i desire only nominal damages. ence the tariff legislation pending be was demolished. but House Leader Underwood inter Never aguin will it be po«sible for . fore that body, and what steps had At the end of 120 miles Bobbie vened, and saved tbe halt a cent duty any man, in gu«>d faith, to repeat been taken. Burman, driving a Keeton, led. He which the bouse bill carried. these charges.” It Is also planned ta learn whether made the distance in 91 minutes, av “1 have achieved my ptirpeae," ¡or not the senators are financially in eraging 79 miles an hour. NIPPON TO SEND concluded Roosevelt, “and am con terested in the pending measures. -------------------------- ANOTHER LETTER tent..” Members of the senate are to t» ELECTRIC CHAIR Tlie jury returned a verdict award jsimmoned alplabeLcally for exam SUCCEEDS NOOSE TOKIO, May 31.—It was semi-offl- ing Rosevelt 0 cents. illation. The republican senator.! pro- cially stated today that the office of A nickel and a penny was solt-mn- |. *»e io read the name«* of hundreds of JONESBORO, Ark., May 30.—The the bureau of foreign affairs is draft I) handed the colonel by Newett’s at can?til icnts ,v i. aro protesting last legal hanging In the state of ing another note to the United States, torney. ■■/••in.-t the Un»’< i *'u »<■ blit, and st Arkansas occurred today, when the regarding the anti-alien land bill, re ! moving a fear <hat It will brin g trap was sprung and James Scott, | cently passed by the California legis- AMATEUR FLYER i about business ruin who murdered his young wife, ex- lature and signed by Governor John- FALLS 50 FEET . plated his crime. After today the son. UNCLE SAM DROPS HIS electric chair will supplant the gal- It is said that it will be cabled to CHICAGO, May 31.—James Colo- W< )OIM HOPIT N G <TH A RG E lows. Baron Chinda, the Japanese ambas- van, aged 22, a student of aviation, ------------------------- sador extraordinary, for presentation PORTLAND, May 30. After the was killed by a fall at the Cicero VENICE, Cal., May 31.—’ Babe” to Secretary of State Bryan. court costs had mounted up to a fig aerodrome this morning. Caldwell, former Barnum & Ringling Colovan was using a Curtiss bi- ure larger (han the amount asked in circus star, who once claimed to be George J. Walton, district superin plane, and, when 50 feet from the the suit. United States Attorney the fattest man in the world, is dead tendent for the California-Oregon ground, the wires supporting the Johnson In the federal court an- here. Power company, returned last night planes became entangled in a tree. Inounced that the government's suit Recent illness brought his weight from a visit to various power stations The engine crushed the body when I ¡against F. C. ilecbtoldt, a settler of from 700 to 425 pounds. of the company. Bonanza, In Klamath county, had the air craft struck the ground. been settled. Company FRENCH DRIVER IEAOS IN That cuu look over a savings bank book with pride. There's no fear there of hard times like there is In homes where every dollar Is lived up to. The First Trust and Savings Bank Invitee accounts from family men and women. Joint accounts by which either can draw money In case of Illness or Incapacity are much favored. Why not open one. First Trust and Savings Bank » Klamuth Falls, Oregon ~ —....... .... "" ■ .................. - ■ Don .1. Zumwalt, l’rtwhlent E. M. Bubb, Vire-Prr«. ami Trona. Bert E. Withrow, Secretary Surveyors and Irrigation Inquirers KLAMAIH COLINIY ABS HUÍ I CO. A B S I K A C I I % G Maps, Plan., Blueprint«, Etc. KLAM ITH. FALLS, OBEGON y ATLAS pare the old ONE OF THE BEST GAS ENGINES Hade UCJU¿?, Are built from “Atlas” with the one built today M P to 200 II P 4 Write for full particulars to the Atlas Gas Engine Agency J. B. FIELDS, Oregon Manager DIRI I T ELECTION Mrs. Marion Barnes < a.ne here Hat- urday from Chiloquin to spend a few WASHINGTON, May 31.—The days with relatives. seventeenth amendment to the con- stltutlon is now effective. Miss Estel Campbell Is visiting Secretary of State Bryan today friends at Weed. proclaimed the adoption of this amendment, which provides for the FOR SALE Thoroughbred Jersey direct election of United States sena bull. Tel. or write F. D. Courtade, tors. A group of statesmen wit Odessa. h2-r-2* nessed the formalities. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a IS NOW ADOPTED LARGE NUGGET EXCITES TALENT I Would you blame her if she PRIZES ASHLAND, Or., May 31,—The town of Talent is excited over the FOR finding of a six-ounce gold nugget at the foot of Wagner Butte Sunday by Jonas Spitzer. The nugget is al- moset a perfect specimen and worth from $100 to $120. Spitzer has a placer claim on this You are overlooking a bet if property, but because of lack of you don’t try for one of the water has been unable to work ft p^zes being offered for the properly. In looking over the prop three largest trout caught In erty Sunday he kicked over a rock, Klamath county with an 8-oz. and nestling beneath was a glistening rod or less. nugget in a ledge of quartz. The discovery has thrown the vil lirut Prise, 912 rod. lage into a fever of excitement. The nugget has been put on exhibition, Serond Prize, 95 reel and tho foot of Wagner Butte is vis Third Prize, $3 line ited daily by amateur prospectors, men and women hoping to hit upon a similar find. o Last Friday J. Anderson found a < > THE GUN STORE nugget on Anderson creek about the same size, and if these discoveries J. II. CHAMBERS, Prop. continue a gold stampede may be ex pected. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ kicked? FISHERMEN : The light, Simple, Sanitary liniry Tubular Cream Separator llowl. 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