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KLAMATH FALLS. MONDAY EVENING. JULY 27, 1908
WILL KOl'AL IlltV.W.
(Frank V. Conn.r)
"I think 1 can make an many
sM-hM a Mr. Bryan without any
more effort or exhaustion." sab! lion,
KiWtio W Chnfln of ChlcaRo, I'm
hlhllloll nnllllmv tor tin r.Hll .
to me. "Anil I nin not culm: to ov
erlook Ni'liraska In the iiiuiali;n.
Alrcnily I hmo riiRaRPini'tita for live
Kivchin In l.lmiiln In four day nou
month I shall I'uiphnalie tlicrc lln
polllli.il utile of tin' Prohibition party
aml ivaVe up the people of .Mr
an'a home town.
'llt.lVUi IIV 1IAI.UH)X HOITES.
I'l.uu tniV' Ifon mnit to p'liiMbh
a pa-uoiigcr lino httteen Nn York,
llonon aiul other points In which
aeroplanes ami Ulilglblo balloom will
be moil Mem Whipple Hours .C
OriU'I. are tin pnilettont
William Jctinlnpt llryaii, It hIioiiM
h lvoriif In in I ml. linn a brother Chiir-
Icy Jim the same in William Howard
Tafl, uml brother Uhnrlt'y U rlr.ht on .
the tit-lit of artlon. Mc tlilm; thin'
Ury. to have brothers to look after the i
I bill, whether we spell them with a
,'Vh, Indeed." ho continued. "I U,C or "",0
am ready at this moment to begin t - .
the campaign and would hold a meet-' Thr Probably little more real 1
lnc In Columbus to night It It were Publicity at to campaign fund on
not for the fact that 1 am scheduled "l,hr IJe ln thls campaign than In
to eoe town on an early uiornlnKpr,nlc,u "" but omehi,w or oth
train, and make It a rule never to'", 'h' "m a rlnC of "
miss a train. I have two engage-1 t(,rlt- a,,out h ?preslons of Mr
,... In llllnnl.. .nil .(mil keon at ' " On IUC SUOJCCl. lie 10 K! IIKO fl
It until the ballots are cast In No-
vemher."
These statements are characteris
tic of the Prohibition nominee. Ho
Is a great campaigner and likes the
work better than almost anything:
else. Ho has given practically his
entire time for the past eleven years
to temperance. Mr. Chafln Is an op
tlmlst of the first water and unfail
ing good nature and superb health
are also his. Those who have been
closely associated with hlm In cam
paign work hare never known him
to become the least bit ruffled. He
Is able to tee the bright side ot any
situation and his natural friendliness
draws to blm from the first. From
personal experiences, his friends say,
Mr. Chafln does not know what a
"grouch" Is.
"Whether loro steal through the
senses or storm through them with
the impetuosity of passion. It su
preme Joy Is always for the spirit;
when lore come every hour Is full
of the Intimations of the fathomless
life which rises Into consciousness
In the tout ot man," positively as
serts a Kentucky exchange. Just to,
but ln days of old a little camomile
tea and an occasional dote of yellow
root bitters used to help some along
In the spring when these symptoms
developed.
rfu.
Is a republican state and
cln so at long at the Repub
lican! are In alliance with the Mor
mons. The Mormont prefer to be
Republican because they believe In
Republican principles, especially that
of protection, and they will continue
to be protectionists as long as they
are so largely Interested In the pro
duction ot beet augar. Out the Mor
mont might be Democrats, for they
hare been Democrats and voted that
ticket In the days when Utah was
wholly ln the power ot the church.
Utah has sent Mormon Democrats
or Mormon sympathisers who were
Democrata at delegates to congress
before the state was admitted. Then
It tent Republicans who were Mor
mon sympathizer a delegate and
as congressman and senators after
the state was admitted. And It has
had Republican Mormon In the sen
ate. In fact, the politics of Utah',
both a a territory and a state, has
been Intertwined about the Mormon
church so closely that one cannot dis
cuss politics without discussing tho
church.
man who was entirely wllllnr; that
the people should know all about
who pays the bill.
The price of potatoes Is climbing,
and we are hearing ot a potato trust.
Somebody has been making some, dis
coveries as to the amount of alcohol
In tho tubors. Wonder It there can
be any relation between these fncts
and tho progress of the prohibition
wave?
Bummer Miulc School.
Every forenoon from 9 to 11:30
the following classes will meet In
the hall near the bridge: Sight sing
ing, voice culture, harmony and ap
plied music At 5:15 In the after
noon a special combination class of
sight singing and voice culture. Full
course only $3. evening class ft.
Every evening at 7:30 the rehear
sal for the comic opera, "Pinafore."
These rehearsals are free. Pupils
thould begin at onco as the first
work Is very essential. The opera
will be given on tho lake, August 1 1
and l:.
bpecul Annouccrucnt.
At the Monarch a completo line ol
fruits and melons ot all kinds are re
ceived dally. Soft drinks, milk
bakes, lemonade sodas, Cragg wa
ter, cldors and sodas. Indies In
vited to call and see our stock.
Goods delivered to any purt of the
city. Phone 311.
OTTO HEIDRICH. Prop.
Politicians who are trading on
prospective appointments by Bryan,
bould he be elected, will get cold
coafort out of statement made by
bin In that connection. When' told
that a report was current In Wash
ington that former Senator Pettlgrew
of South Dakota was to be named
secretary of the treasury In the event
of Democratic succeta the candidate
aid: 'There have been no promises
of appolntmenta made to anyone and
there will be nose. There will be no
such dickering or trading, and you
can state positively there will be
do such thing during this campaign
as apportioning oflcea before the
BRIEF MENTION
The Star Drug Store Iibh Installed
a new fire proof safe.
R. M. Boiler returned last night
from a trip to Nevada.
Cleaning and pressing at the Pant
atorlum. We call for and deliver
your clothes. Phone 7fi, 7-13
Everett Hardenbrook' and Lay ton
Stephens went to Rock creek today
to camp out for a week.
To make room for new goods thnt
are now on the way we are disposing
of all second-band articles we have
left at prices less than cost. Virgil
ft Sou.
Mrs. J. F. Ooeller and children
wont to Odessa this morning for an
outing.
FOR BALE In Klamath rails, on
Saturday atternoon, Jul 31. S g,x.il
family cova, two with yonn? c-ilvrs,
one fresh In a few day ixtn goad,
1 two-horse wagon, almuu nw; 1
old one-horse wagon an'! 1 hows.
7-23 2t J. A. III.WtlMAM.
Ooeller & Wattenburg expect to
start to manufacture brick next
Wednesday. They have machinery
all Installed and most of the build
ings completed.
FOR SALE Good team, 1400 lbs.
each, good camping wagon, No 1 har
ness, all for 260. Enquire at the
Loosley place near Long Lake Lum
ber Co. mill, CHAS. A. ARNOLD.
ffiiEW Attracting,
AM.VN Sloan
Secuiary
Maps, nana, Blue Prints, Klc.
Klamath County Abstract Go.
Surveyor! and Irrigation .Engineer
C. E. M. t
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Don J. Zumwalt, C. E
President
M. D.Wii4JAktit, C. K.
Treasurer
Incorporated November 28, qqq
East End Meat Market
CRISLER & STILTS, Proprietors
Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and Poultry
Fresh and Cured Meats and Sautsge of all kind.
We handle our meat In the mot moJf m way In clean
lines ami surrounding. Try u ami i will be nuwt
happy to havo you for a customer. free Delivery.
FAMILY ORDERS
A SPECIALTY.
BREAD. CAKES,
PIES AND CANDIES
CITY BAKERY
ICE CREAM PARORS
MRS. R. M, SARTER, Proprietor
PHONE 315 OPPOSITE AMERICAN HOTEL
auicmcni 01 vonuillon
.1,1, .of the.
Klamath County Bank
Klamath Falls, Oregon
DECEMBER 31, 1007
RESOURCES
Loarw an J Discounts.. . . $340,030 o
Bonda and Securities. . (J3,C2b'h4
Real Eatate, l)ulldliiKs uml
Fixture 14,7.ir la
Cash and Sight ExnhiuiKO . UHJ,i!47.'ou
$505,04 O.iil
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock, fully paid $100,000.00
Surilim nml I'mMtM 2 ,73 j j
Duo Other HnnkB 32,OOo!l) 4
tPolta 43I,2fJ5..
55UG.04).rI
I, Alex Martin, Jr., Cashier of U. ,. , .
bank, 1I0 solemnly swear thnt Hie i. . ,
mvnl Is trunliilhnlieatiirmyknuwl.-iltf, , '",
ai.i:x MAini.N. ju . 1 ,
SuliM-rllietl and swum to l-fore im 11, . , .
of Jnmisiv, lisw, a
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OFFICERS
ALKX MARTIN ... I'rcMdcni
K.R.RKAMES . VU'c-rrcsidcnt
ALEX MARTIN. JK. - Cashier
LESLIE ROGERS Ass'l Cnshlcr
Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin
TICKETS ON SALE
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FROM
KLAMATH FALLS
TO ALL POINTS
Baggage Checked Through to Deitination
Sleeping Car Berths Reserved
APPLY TO
Southern Pacific
AT-
KLAMATH LAKE NAVIGATION CO'S OFFICE
MAM ITUST, NKAX MIME
T.A.K.FASSETT, - CITY TICKET AGT.
The Eldred Company
F. C. ELDRED, Manager
Bonanza, Oregon
Saddles, Harness and Supplies
We make a specialty of first-class, guaranteed,
hand-made Saddles and Snaps. Our Saddles
have an established reputation.
Orders From Everywhere Solicited
HOTEL FOR RENT
THE RICHELIEU, THE BEST HO
TEL IN MERRILL, COMPLKTLLY
FURNISHED. WILL LEASE TO
.... DESIRABLE PAim ....
Heavy rresSaUag a Specialty. Daggise Ordera Are
Given Proapt Attention
0. K. Transfer & Storage
Company
Having up-to-date piano office an
trncka we solicit your PHONES
fine piano moving nam ara
KENTON S GRIMES, PROPRIETORS
CHAS. E. WORDEN
President
A. M. WORDEN
Cashitr
FKEO MELHABK
Vic-President
The American Bank and Trust Co.
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CAPITAL, $100,000.00
,Cor.SthuKiMatottri
MRS. T. A. BALIS. Merrill, Ore
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Elwood Steel Fences
GUARANTEED
We are in recent receipt of a carload of
the famous Elwood Steel Fencing and
Poultry Netting in all widtli.s. Wo stand
ready to guarantee every rod of Elwood
Fence we send out
Geo. S. Hum
Watson & Van Sickle
PRACTICAL
BUILDERS AND CONTKACTOH
W3t9
100 Designs by Fred Hodgson, GlilcaiJo's
Leading Architect, to Choose From
We nlo furnish plana and specifications by Jlodaoii aiU
regular price. Your patronffgo cordially solicited
DWELLINGS A SPECIALTY
CALL WATSON, LAKlfj!!;
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