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Newspaper Page TextWXESX.T- OBEQON STATESMAN, TOXSDAT, NOVEHTZSt 21, 1C05. it 1AKES REPORT Circuit eourt ... Justice court1 ; . .Sheriff's office . , Clerk' office ... COUNTY CLERK PREPARES STATE- Beeowler ' . . ... . . MENT SHOWINO FINANCIAL Jre'a offiea .' - ; :COHDXTION OP COTJNTiy School 8BpfffieV I '. .;..;'. " f j'V " r Ass mmi ' office .. . 'Assessment and col. of taxes Figures Enow Comity's Liabilities ' on Tax rebate . s ."4 . '. . . . . . . . . "'October 1 Amounted to $2,534.05 and CarTP. expense ... . -- r&mV919Wj394tnBtr '.Jy espense ....... -Treasurer Held Balance of $124,277.84 Insane L.f ;,,;..;...;..,, - ';- " ; " -.'- ' - ' . -. Election . . ' ' ', ' County court aril com. i County Clerk X W. Roland on Fri- Ferries . Clerk Eolan.1 Friday were Lyman E. if!"1 V"." ... -. , , . Reform school . ,h nnel - eondition of Marion Indiirent soldier eounty, the figures covering the period Stock inspector .... . . ending October 1, 1905. The report MUitary .. .... shows the liabilities and resources of J41 of '" . t.x." . Jruit inspector ..... the eonnty and the aggregate amounti Uwil Bn'l Cbirk fair of the warrants drawn on the different I ,... ......... Total 2,611.34 50150 2,303.91 1,1U7 1,406.9 - 600.00 t 50.40 833.30 f100.00 91.55 110. 4 1,360.97 2,886.9 602.18 . 83.00 ' 6.70 - 1.241.10 300.00 600.00 4J50 387.00 153.50 100.00 7.50 19.50 2,331.36 $63,52fi.34 FIGURES READY SSfiSiSfiOUU 85 DBMS tr and extent-and estimated expense thereof, and also the rate e levied, i COURT ' ' . , t hereof, ana also tn raie w . , .. .,, , SHOWING VALUATION OF TAXABUS TROPESTT. V tary its next regular meeting following,, and shall also be spread upon the miantes of the district road meeting. - Ail prop- Total Road District Venation $35891 jrtr owners; both m alj and f? Roads' and Highways. I Claimed., Allowed. Than la 1904 Many Districts tare resided in the district for thirty Albee, Geo, J.v. immjiditlr TM-eelin the meet- Albrieht & Jaeqnet Signify Intention of Lerying Special shall be mtitled to Tote. I all Ball, E. C. ..... - Tax for Road FBrposcs, ' . I ther' regards the Uws of thU state gor- Real & Co.... .. , ; ! ' I train school . district meetings shall Bird, Mat.. i - : ! Jontrol road district meetings. I jBrosig, Mrs. Frank According to the ngnres prepared by Um f':: Connty Clerk J. V, Roland, the i falty the county clerk of the rate peT Butler, F. I.. .... bined taxable property valuation of the Jcnt cf tne levy not later than Jann- Bntler, W.. . i. . IMPOSES HEAVY PIKE. accounts between April 1 and October 1, alo the amount of warrants ont- ' standing and unpaid on the latter date, j The figures prepared by the county - ' , J elerk show Marion eonnty to be in ECordeT Moorea Determined to splendid condition, and taking into con- ; - Stop Practice of Carrying sid-ratiou the faet that the report does ' I Concealal Weapon. not cover tie county's assets. such as the court house and grounds, poor farm, bridges, road machinery, etc., the show lag is probably tne best ever made in - th history f the county. Th substance of the report is as fol- IJahOties. . Otttstanding warrants 1897.. Outstanding warrants 1899.. . Outstandine warrants 1900. . t Untstandutg warrants 1901.. .Ontstanding warrants 1902. . " Outstanding warrants 1903.. m Outstanding warrants 1904. . Outstanding warrants 1905. . m Fsllmated interest ......... It eot John Sykes $20-to settle his account with City Recorder Moores yes terday morning and his nephew, Harry Bykffl, was required to donate the sum of $iS to the city's general fund before he could, gaia his liberty. John and Harry Sykes came to this city from their I'o'k county home on Friday and soon managed to get under the in flu - m . " , i r : i ' t , ...... r - OCrnS. AITIP .. t.k. f,.m lb. 1905 M.m,.t roll i TMM WulioM. ' fSTl J V . rt,U of 1904. In the assessment of last th9 figures takea fr-m the 1905 as- yittnea'' M year the valuations of the different dis- il-ssment roll and prepared by County J! ' tricts aeereeaieaxne sum ox (djibhj, v " '"""u" ne. . while on tn new roll the figures total Road district No. 1. T?va.l tWmtrift' Xo. 2. ...... $6,419,850. A nomoer of the road dis- diBtrict xc. 3 tricts will levy a special tax for road Jioad district No. 4 100,595 'fort'J- W" (load district No. 5.. Road district No. 6. . Raod district ro. 7... purposes this year and many important. improvements on an extensive scale are contemplated in different parts of the county. District ; No. -27 was the only I Road district No. 8... district to take advantage of the new ( poai district No. 8..i . .. road law last year but many have al- 1 fc0ad district No. 9... ready signified . their intention to call " ad district No. 10....... cieetings of the taxpayers in their re- j oad district No. 11....... spective districts and take steps toward . jjoaa district No. i2T.. .... raising money -by special tax on the J Toa district No. 13. ..... . 1905 assessment roll.; i Road district No-14 The new road law provides that i Road district No. 15....... whenever three rreeholders of any road j Road district . lo. i road supervisor it - Road district ?o. u, .liatrict netition the road supervisor nee of liquor. ' They continued their shall be his duty to call a meeting of jJJoad district No. 18. spree until an early hour yesterday tne legal voters of the flistrict by post- jEoad district Jo. IV... I morninp, wl.tn they were rounded np jng three notices in different parts of ..Road district No. 20... j by O.'Cct" Slicdcck aud Murphy ami jhj district at least ten days before the I Road district No. ZO1-. placed iehind the tars at the police tir-,- .rnnlntcl for thA mcetintr. which i Road district No. 21.. u Total .. ...... " . . Resonrces. , Delinquent Jtaxes 1893. . . . delinquent "taxes 1894 , . . . ; Delinquent taxes 1895.... Dejfnquent taxes 1896 . li0 33.20 43.80 57.72 56.60 147.55 211.05 359.65 I Placed Leliind the tars at the police tir.u. arnointcd l 36 : s'ation. oti hall tat th. obieet of the I Road district No. 22 ine lorwer was oooaea ior arunKcn- ,recting and the time and place of Road district NO. Z3...... 'ncs-i and disorderly conduct and i,ni(HnK the same. The petition present-; Road district. No. 24...;.. nnea ski upon cacn cnargc. narry Ct, to the supervisor shall also state the Road district JMo. Sykos was charged with carrying a )bjCPt for which the meeting is desired. Road district No. 26. .... . . onrealed weapon and drunkenness nd powers of Meetings. Road district No. 27. .... . oa the first charge was sentenced to T5"." " , ... 1 Road district No. 28. . . . . . pay a flno of U, while the lesser or- - vitn rcisrewe to ine powers wi tij--,! district No 284.... 'ctinas the law. says: , v 9a 233,790 128,833 130,893 183.883 137,257 75.224 40,905 111,427 112,789 280,201 306,634 163,426 4.02 .12.534.05 7,991.21 3,535.98 4,453.85 fens cost him $5. The two offenders meetings Delinquent-taxes 1897 4,590.88 ami were relessed. 5,951.38 produced the necessary coin, $65 in all, ' District road meetings legally cail- DiiiM)ueiit taxes 1808. Delinquent taxes-1899 fa JH'linqiient taxes 19M - Delinquent taxes 1901. j..,. - Delinquent tax 19C2 Delinquent taxes 1903 Taxes 1904 roll It Funds in treasury applicable to payment of county war rants , . " cd pliall have power to determine what, 3,493.41 j When arrested Harry Sykes had a re- jf any. eounty-roads or portions there- 2.572.31 volver in his pocket, and as he was pres- of of th road aistriet shall be improv 2,251.60 ent in the police eorrt when John Sykes c1 in any Bpecial manner, and to deter 2.490.32 j was fincl for a similar offense a few raiBC fBe cxtent and character or the 1,728.70" 'weeks ago, Rccor.lcr Moores decided ho ;n,prwemnts they shall make thereon: -ivrarIat K raTsr jsvnr that, thp TironOfll ledge .if 'the seriousness of the offence, !,', ., th, ..hara.-tcr and 2.644JI3 28,060.65 anu inereror... impoe.i me neavy pen- thProoff .haU have first been u i l j j k a p ij ...... . and .Total Summary. To'.sl resources Total liabilities 124,277.84 j .193,H0.39 ; t .1!3.860.39 ' 2,534.05 .$19 1.326.3 t j G ASTORIA Por Infiats and Children. submitted torthe: eounty court; shall have power to levy a speeial tax ' not to exceed 10 miils on the dollar, j upon all the taxable real and personal property of the district, for the pur-lposj-of raising money with which to ' -!talan-e t. 1 - Warrants Drawn. ? . TI.U , . . M . K'rKn'" mouiiiM oi hip war- j rants drawn upon the different accounts ' as per the claims allowed by the county -rinmissioners' court ' during the six fwonths j-ril were 8s follows: . . . 1- 1 S. Tfca Kind Yoa Hare Always Bought provement or improvements, and such , levy shsll li based upon the valuation V7 . J of the taxable property of the district &tCUA n shown -by the last certificate of the county clerk next preceding the distnc road meeting at which the tax is lev- i,.i. led." . j Bears tho Signature of Roads and hiirh wars BrHlges . ........... Poor . "Doc" Tucker, the "very mart, wiio 611s the inisition -of night. Road district No. 29. , Road district No. 30. ... Road district No. 31. X . Road district NTJ 32... Road district . No. 33 ... . Road district No. 34... Road district No. 35T.. Road' district N. 36 Road district so. at xinrri n T. Total .- M19,850i; oa'Vii Davidson, Xt. T.. . . toit9 Diivis, E. R; ........ J-o DPot. Julian .... . r-srl, II. X. .... .. . Kdmunson, E. R..-. . . Flliott, Hubert ... Fskew, J. M. .. . . . Ftzel, Jos.. ... . . .. Ltzel, Geo.. . ...... 1 reyer, G. J. H.. . . . Trv, Wm. ...... . . Os'rb, Fred .... Harris, L. B.. . . . . . . Harrison. Geo ; . Herriek. B. B. Jr. . . 21M6S Hesjcdal, M. A... .. 150,760 Hughes, C. . . . . . 154,435 Hntton, G-C. .. 191,834 Irvin. W. W... .. ... 147,363 Kauffman, S. H 239.411 Kelley, J. A.. .. . 181,145 King, Chas. 282.356 Knight, F. D 245,781 Lais, J. G. .. ... 324,693 ' Looney & Looney. . . 201,729 Low, W. S. . .., 157,613 Livingstone, A. L.. . 98,834 ' Livingstone. Wm., . . 12"i546 McCrory, D. B. . . . . . 144 890 MeKee, CA... ..... 148 622 McOorkle, M. A. . . , 162.258 Mace, Geo. 77366 Mahoney, W. H.., . 96383 M.,".n' ; 117.856 ia.r',nJ: U" 96.480 JJily. Wm 46,056 Mortensen Wm. .. . ..;.f .75 l.oo - 1.50 62.32 .75 10.20 9.00. 57.75 3.75 2.25 3.00 1150 18.11 29.45 4.81 2.72 2.00 27.00 16.25 4.50 20.30 27.75 .50 3.25 .75 3.00 4.50 51.55 4.50 4.50 15.00 1.00 1.50 6.00 18.00 10. 0O 2.25 7.50 3.00 1.44 39.95 1.50 3.02 2.85 34.44 1.50 4.00 $ .75 1.00 1.50 58.75 .75 10.20 9.00 jMcNary, C li....." .Smith, Bans C. .. Lembcke, Chas. Townsend, W... Me ICee, Chas. . . . . Wstlker, W. O.. . Milder, Anna.. .. Butler, O. MeLinn. M. D... .. Jonsov, J. C.. Edwards; P. W.. . . , Culver, W". J... Wengenroth, .Wm.. . Helnrken, H.. .... . Trssk. Art. . . . .. Hirsehberg, M. E... Copley, F. A. .. - . Eddy, C L... . . ' Prevost, Fred 51 -'Jl Dnrant, L. W.. ... .roormanvT.. . .. .. Beach, A... f-rX! Crown, J... ... .. .J f? Broyle, W. H.. . . ift'is otien' -" Morrow, A... ... - J-jKeeiian, J... .. l'&Bitko1 F" ' " J JJ Miato, II... ... .. fJ S? Culver, W Jr... McAllister, Wm. XX' Jensen, Lars.. .. 2?? I Bice, F. J.. . .. 27.75 T1,r5h. Chris.. , Haskill, O. F... . . Copley,- F. A. . . -. Sebenrer, W. B... Hunt. Jat. ... .. J Kenworthy, Al .50 3.25 .75 3.00 4.50. 51.55, 'Tnx Hayes, H. M... .Englea, Wm. .OU . -. r tj 15.00 1.00 1.50 6.00 18.00 10.00 2.25 7.50 3.00 1.44 MeKee, B. F... Otjen, Ben 6.00 , 9.00 6.20 .00 6.00 5. 40 2.20 4.00 4.00 2.20 2.20 2.00 7.40 7.60 7.60 8.00 8.20 7.60 360 7.60 7.60 7.60 7.60 7.60 7.60 61.60 61.60 60.00 2.00 2.01 3.80 4.60 14.20 4.20 6.0O 6.20 8.20 6.40 7.CMI 1 6.60 .5.60 5.60 5.40 6.0a I 9.0O 6.20 6.00 6.00 5.40 2.20 4.00 4.00 2.20 . 2.20 2.00 7.40 7. GO 7.60 S.OO 8.20 7.60 7.60 7.60 7.60 7.60 7.60 7.60 7.60 61. 60 61.60 a. 00 2.00 2.00 TIio Amc7ioGn Doy MAGAZINE "TTiw Bloaa, Brlotitsst. Bt Bo3css Magaalne In th World justice. Court Accopnt. Turner, II. II. Minto, H... ....... Turner, H. H.. . . Johnson,, J. C... . Wcstf A, 8.. . . . Reeves, R.. . Jones, W. L.. . . . " 1 14. jjq Polasky, J.. . . . 302 Stastney, M... .. 9' a- 1 Iwenner, Wm.. . . "22 Turner, II. II... . Ien iniuiMin. rf. v.. " 1. T 4.00 Altman, Dr. L. G.. Erickson. Ed... .. 8.9 3.80 16.15, 22.40 5.10 5.10 5.10 5.10, 2.90 2.90 5.10 11.80 19.70 1.70 3.90 1.70 3.90 3.60 5.85 .- 7.50-Cont 'd. r ' ' , .-tTi Anderson, Nels 7.50 7.50 Overton H... . . r . , Beach. Amos.. 6.75 6.75 coroner's Office. 157.17 Cont'd. Clough, A. M..: .. .. 20.40 10.50 10.50 Moshlierger k. Son ... 25. 00 5.15! Assessment and Collection of Taxes. INCREASE OF ASSESSMENT. 1 Ateeiy, i. A. . , orton, C. 5.15 34.45 20.69 9.75 9.35 44.40 3.00 3.75 14.00 Tho Klamath County Roll for 1905 oWou, Martin .. 36.25 Shows Heavy Raise Over Lart Tear's Valuations. $3J,094.70 clerk at Hotel Willamette, 487.59 yesterday from 1'ortland, where 2,186.16 sp-'nt Sun.lay seeing the sights. Tbo speeial tax i to be levied V a 1 returned; rssoliition, which shall describe the roal The summary of the assessment roll of Klamath eounty for 1905 has been filed in the secretary of state's office .. 1 .hnva it,a t nllrivrSiKr ficntren: 91087 acres tillable land....$ 384.199 S,rt.!",n A' E mhJ 1 1 aril iM rtOSS.. U. 1. Impts deeded, land. ....... . Fsrris, J.. I'ost, L. E. . . Fetzel. Joe. .. Ratr.ebKr-r, F.. Rednion Bros. Bic.hardson, W. Ridings, J. ! .. tnerebf, to be im- LTiprovements. ne. or roaus, or I"1 "V1" x" . . . T,t on-dwled land. and s urn givr me i"'" -i i .i 308 miles railroad i ; proved S&BSSaVCOBaHBVBVaBCbSBIB&BBCXnQCBHDnJBHBBBHHBSBQaV four Great Soecial Off ers This Weed A Chance for Every Candidate FIRSTS P ECIAL OFFER 7 Every one sending in a new subscriber 'to The DAILY STATES MAN for one month Vill-'be giten 2b0'vores, and if five arc sent in 500 extra votes will be given. SECOND SPECIAL OFFER ; For every new subscriber to The DAILY STATESMAN for three months 500 votes will be given, and if five arc secured ' 1000 extra votes -will be given. , THIRD SPECIAL OFFER For every new subscriber to .The DAILY STATESMAN for six "months 1000 votes will be given, anU'if five arc secured 1000. , extra votes will be given. , ' FOURTH SPECIAL OFFER wamm tarn m mmm The Fourth Special Offer is for new subscribers to. The DAILY, STATESMAN for; one year. For every new subscriber we will " give 2000 votes; if five are sent in we will give 1000 extra votes. These are positively the last Special Offers that will be given. The Manager's word is given that there will be no more Special Offers, 6 you had better get all the subscriptions while you have a chance .to get a lot of votes for them and get the Special Offers. ThelSpecia! Offers will positively close next Saturday night at 6 o'clock and every Candidate wants to be sure and see that the sub scriptions are turned in by that time. Do hot hold them back but seiid them in as soon as they are secured and we will send you the votes. j j CbriUst Minager OfTlct j ; Care Dally Oregon StaUUirtian PhoU't'iJlmin'zx S4LEU, 0RE60M and uUekes .and telephone lines Rolling stock : Steamboats, engines, etc.... Merchandise .... Farming Impts. ...... ...... Money. ......... . . . i . . . ' . Notes and Aeeounts. Household furniture Shares of -Stock., 4087 horses and mules 119,908 Volz, Fred 18,411 cattle. 9439 sheep and goats. 772 swine...... Irons value. ...I.. Exemptions.... ... 9.75 15.12 26.36 4.50 7.00 7.60 5.37 3.00 4.50 171741 Rrn. I7- I 10.00 Saleni Iron Works 188.20 -Sehiedler & Hartman . 2.43 Hhsner, H. I 14.35 "V80 Silver Falls City Lum cn'; ber Co..:-..- .... .. 4.69 69,373 Sfni thf E, v 3 . 00 1.500 Hpaulding Log Co. . . . 9.60 23.310 Sown. Paul.. 3.00 78,481 Taylor, E.. . .. .. ... 7.50 49.137 Ttireotte, J. N '12.00 17,691 Ve Oorder. J 9.00 46,468 Van Oorder. John .... 9.00 63,210 Van Armann, J.. . .. .. 12.00 25,560 Vogct Bros 9.35 23.25 27.96 .25 5.00 4.00 4.00 2.80 31.45 Klcrvais Weekly Star. 1.60 20.69 jt3tay ton Mail .... ... 1.10 9.75 Jail Account. 9.35 Culver, W j 34.50 44.40. Insane Account. 3.00 Turner, It. II 5.00 ( Recorder's omce. 3o!25 ' IIcrrick B- B- 4-,M) o! 73' Tax Rebate Account. 15.12 Ieigh, J. F. .., 1.00 . 26 26 Health Officer. 450 Smith, F. E 82.83 7.005 v Lewis and Clark Fair. 7.60 ; Aufrance, A 2.60 5.37 Brown, F. M. 14. OO 3.00 Cnenn, U. O. 12.M 4.50 Central Orocery ...... .20 10:00 Egan, W. II 3.O0 174.45 Ularable, John . . . Jl.OO 2.43 Harding St Kolp, 1 8.44 11.35 Hastings, Alice ... .... 20.00 Holeman Trans. Co. .. . 5.05 4.63 Hughes. J. C. Co...... .80 3.00 LaFollette, A. M. ..... 20.50 9.60 Oregon Transfer Co. . . . -15.00 3.00 Oregon Auto Dispatch. 1.05 7.50 Savage, W. IK' 57.32 12.00 Hcott, W. II.. 10.50 9. 00 , Taylor ,W. A. 117.25 227,791 1 Walker, C. V 19,275 Williams k. Gosser. 2 4S7 ! Karat at ter, J. W... oprcy, n. t ' . 9.00 J 12. OO 9 23 or ait ' . r 0- Aiassey, , Roads and Highway Account. -CC0D ALL THE WAY THH0CCaw That's what the boys of America ssr of T11 uniCAJf Bov. It develops the taate for rood read Inc. and interests boys in all manly porfa pmii, and eaarciaaa. Yoor boy wlU like THE AUERiGAU DOY because It's all boy. Tea wDl tike It becsu of th Blh cbmrtrt of iU contents. Over o him nam. Ova 10O aioriM. r tnw . n. 3.80' atoatiooa Oomtaiaa Mat stories ot trmrel aod 4.60 TVTLlSrrJ Aor j rums ONLY SlJOO A YEAR With the Twlce-a-Week statesman, $1.75 per per year. This will make nice Christmas present for your boy lOOfigureD In forty Seconds? Try it wMOodai CxTBj 1Sz14j e3a To muhiplr rJbea fani ml tn ct lnatanUy, withoui using pencil cv paper, is al. raoet teooxviS Baiure with gTsxlnalo ot thjs eommereM eotxrsw In tne Behnke-Walk e Business College. That the kind of work that helps rnaka a young taan or a Tonog woman Talaablf la a onsiness boona. It's being alula to do each things mdek ly and accurately that helps (pet raises in salary. Our methods of instruction makes these things easy. Toa eel at home in an ef floe after graduating, for the exDerienee -von tret hem is of the same kind yon would get in ac trial buaineas, only more varied and interesting. ' Tli en, we keep in touch with 70a and e that you are provided with a position. HVe placed 207 pupils in lu verative office positions Inst year; wo will receive 500 calls for graduates this year, lodging from present indica tions. Next month we move into new quarters; Elks' Build ing; finest quarters; built to our orders new fittings; bus ineaa desks; fine litjlit ; cheery; y.u'll be proud to tndy there. Write for cat alog that, contains a special offer of how you may obtain t a handsome souvenir' by per forming a slight sernoe for 14.20 4.20 6.00 6.20 8.20 6.40 7.00 6.60 5.60 5.60 5.40 .95 3.b9 16.15. 22.40 5.10 5.10 5.10 5.10 2.90 2.90 5.10 11.80 19.70 1 .70 3.90 1.70 3.90 3.60 5.85 20.40 20.00 1.40 1.40 31.56 5.00 , 4.00 1.00 82. S3 2.KJ 14. H) 12.(K) .20 3.00 9.O0 8.44 20.01 5.05 ,K0 2O.50 15.00 1.05 57.32 10.50 117.25 Hammock, It. ........ 3.(K "05 MeCormick. W. B 15.00 an ' LaFolleit, Jos. 3.10 5.00 Wade Sc Co. 7.50 1.60 9.00 3.00 15.00 1.86 7.50 1.60 9.0) .$4,104,412' Yrel Wm' ; 12929 'fW Net value equalized. ... .$3,975,183 ! Aupperle, J. A The net valuation of Klamath conn- r, Bridges. whlci Jefferson Mill Co. Krs'er. T. O. tv for 1901 was $3,262,875, shows that there has been i increase ' , this year of $712,308. orabout 22 per (feerMA. M. .. ' . TAFT SHOWS THE MOTIVE 1 , (Continued from Fage One.) 1 follows: "There in nothincr fh mat. i ter with Kansas," by Governor R. W. l.OO . 11.25 .406.77 . 23.50 . 1.50 .20.40 Boads and Highways. Whitsker. I). F.,. .. . 9.00 Jones, C- A.. . . , nass, Ike. . Bass, Matt. ,v . . Burson, Roy. . . . Craotree, M.. . . tichlen, F.. . . . I'olries, 8 Stay ton, O.. . Barnhart, Peter Ooulding, Harry. Johnson. F. O.. . Mason, H.. . . . . 1 r . .1 Tr 1 lloch; "Orand Old iteissourl," by i-i r ' A'" " Governor Francis, and "Peace," by i lo' t Jtoriiiir Governor Wise of Virginra. U,"1 , ir.... an ot. McLormfck, Iee . " Governor Hoeh. hn rMu.ll 1 sc7f. - T . " . Slnr A .133.45 . 27. f0 . 4. SO . 12.75 . 10.50 . 6.00 . 10.50 . 6.00 .'21.00- . 12.00 . 6.00 . 12.00 . O.OO . 9.00 . 7.50 . 7.50 . 4. 50 1.50 406,77 23.50 1.50 20.40 114.00 27.00 4. SO 12.75 10.50 6.00 Itnaat ITk... T. V.u: v I ".utirr, n ... !W, Kan'' made in IV to cCormick, 1 . . 22.50 I onZrAT V-Ue 'f. Sm .Zr" HamZn . 5.00 v.ith Kansas!" -said: m T. n w 1.50 5.02 27.10 2.00 40.00 49.59 .80 5.88 Kansas was 'fashioned in an heroie I mold, and its Ufa has always been tn ; tense. In the battle of ideas as well as ' the battle of bullets Kansas has ever )wn far out on the firing line. Kansas ; is neither eastern nor western, northern ;nor southern; it is the central state, t the hnb of the Union. It is the rich juicy meat in the national sandwich. There is nothing the matter with Kansas materially," said Governor Hoeh, who, after enumerating tne great resources of the state, said: ! - "Bat the real greatness of the state is not measured by.ita geographical lo cation, by its territorial extens or by its material resources. The real great ness of a state is measured by the char, aeter of its people. - , - , " "Kansas," he said, "could make the same proud boast made.-onee by a citi aen of Maine, that we. raise men her"V r '5 ;.r.s i'-.------ "Men whom the Inst of office does not kill ; . - -'. Men Whom the spoils of office 1 cannot '-' bnvt , ' , ; . 3ieo .vho 'pos-seas opinions and a wHk Y ft V. " l'P t.Me, w?rhve wwm har1"8 ,Mh i 25 Men who eaaVahd-befori a&"- .00 .50 In publicity .., iB thiBk. -cXc . '.--.' 'Capital Stables .. ... 3.00 Pae. States T. k T. Co. Renner. Jos , Richardson, W. Y... 8c h mid, Mrs. Jos.. Smith, F. E... .. . , Fkockton k Co.. White D A A Son.. Wade R M ft Co.. . Woodburn Mer. Co. Current Kxpense Account. Burghardt Co... .. ..' 1.95 Culver, W. J... 10.00 Glass k Prudhomme . . 9.28 Herriek, B. B. Jr.. .. 1. 00 Mi ley, Wm... ,i .... .50 Moores, E. T... .. .,10.30 Pattoa Bros.. ....... 37.20 Pae. States T. ft T. Co. 17.93 Redmon Broa.. . .. .. 7.00 Richardson, W. Y. . . 2.46 Rpland, J. W.. . .. .. 10.00 Salem Gnn Store. . . . .25 Scott, J. H...-... .. .. ,7.54 Hiegmund, J. C. . ..... ' 8.00 Statesman Pub. Co... . 34.00 v Court House Expense. Bernardi ft Dunsford. 5.80 9.25-Cont'd 1.95 10.00 9.28 1.00 'J-- .50 10.30 37.20 17.95 7.00 2.46 10.00 .25 7.54 8.00 34.00 a'm Worden. C.'A . 4.00 I - County Court and Commissioners. . 2.80 Hofer Bros. 9.50 9.50 -1 Statesman Pub. Co. ... 9.50 9.50 l.OOlMiley, Wm 25 . 00 25. 0O 11.25 jNeedbam, I. C. 21.40 . 21.40 Reports and Petitions. In the matter of the eounty aid for Mrs. Kllen Parker Discontinued. In the matter of the application of Citizen Light ft Traction o for per mission to extend their track and oper ate ears theron to the rock quarry, about 1 Vi miles south of the eity limits Granted. In the matter of eounty aid for Max Sc'hmidt Granted $5 ier month with , P. W. Mess as uisbursinsr aent. 10.50 j iB tne matter of the deed from W. O. 6.00 Tearsoa to Marion county for road pnr 21.00 poses Acceptel and recorder instruct 12.00 j C(j 0 record same. 6.00 ' In th in Ho. nt tho no!ti. nt V V ole for perminsion to build trestle roadway to connect certain property in Aurora with county road Granted. In the matter of awarding prizes for volunteer work on roa!s for 1903 The awards made. In the matter of accrued costs in sur veying the road petitioned for by A. L. Gregg. et al. Clerk instructel to re quest payment of same. In the matter of the petition of J. G. Voget, et al, for the location of a coun ty road Established. In the matter of taxes oa certain land contiguous to Marion and Linn counties and to Marion and Clackamas counties Sheriff instructed to remit the taxes thereon when it is shown that the same Isnd has been assessed and paid for in either of the adjoining counties. 12.00 f.0' 9.00 7.30 7.50 4.50 1.5) 22.50 5.00 8.00 122.12 1.50 5.02 27.10 2.00 40.00 49.59 .80 5.88 rlte direct to Ucpartnont It. PORTLAND. ORF.HON. 0 5000 3 TELEGRAPHERS NEEDED Annnatlr, tn SO the prr jsitmnF rfirA 1T K nil road and Tlprr.h ('..iiipn iu'- V mnt YouD( Men and Iiulls l ....! tmi.ii.. - LEARN TELEGRAPHY AND RAILROAD ACCOUNTING W furniah "."i fwr rl .f th.- ..r!'ri and Klation Ac.nli, in .iTn-rira ur i arbnola -ara Ihc Urgrnt .'-liiiv- Ti l-erh aennftia ia the world. KkUI.Iik1i.iI '.'0 r and pduracd by all lenHnig J j 1 1 a y Oftn-inU. Wa .i.ntf a 92 .o liquid to evrrr flud'-nl tn fnrniHh him or hrr a ,ili j in from S40 t S0 a month in Tat-" rait Knrif Mountain. r front f7 to 9l month in atatra r-i.t if tltr K-ickii. iniw'li- trlr uKn rraduation. Student ran cnt r a an)- titixv N tinna. Kor full parii'i;Ur rrsardini; any tr arhoola. riir dirnl to "r - iitiv n!Tn t Cincinnati, O. Calalosuv fr--. Tt)3 llcrsa School of Telegraphy, :b' treacheron. riei ''.lS ""'"0W1ld'" w10 liTe.8alere'WsterCo... .... 13.4.' 5.80 1J 3.2S 64.50 4.55 i.dt) .50 13.43 15.40 3.001 IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL. HELENA, 1 Nov. 17. The supreme court today held the state anti-trust law unconstitutional in the ease against Cudahy and other Chicago packers. The court declares the law faulty because it exempted from its provisions the agri cultural, horticultural and laboring classes.. ' .:. CluclnasM. Ohio. AUaata, Oa. Texarkaas, Tex. Buffalo. T. LaCroM. Win. San Francleco, Cal- NewHI Rivenrisw Academy Boardinr and l4iy Srhool for J B1 Younc Mm. MlUUrr Tralnlux. hfiHnt frcparrd fnr mny rillm. N. K. A. diplnma ara rrrrirrd by th I iTrritiii. Kali fm iMiCtna rU-ptrml-r Jl. I ;". Write for l'r"' prtoa to A. O. NEWIUk Principal and Prp.. 0 to 949 I'orlictl Ijjrert. I'ortland, Orr"' Ptinea Jlain 2669. j ' Interoatlonal Correspondence Schools, SCRAPVTOIV. fA. r H. V. REED, Representatives, HBADQUAK'IERH, EUQENE, O KEG ON TVL.I, 'INFORMATION FURNISHED JPON BEQUEST. rtspreeenUtlve Is In Salem et ELORIDCC HOUSE, Irtm the let to $th each menth. F