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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-18
BRIEF MENTION


Merrin Valley the heart Of klamath.
A nine pound son was born this morn.
Ing to the wife Of J. 5. Peck.
Hats, hats. special sale oa hats, Sat.
urdsy only st the Portland Store.
The directors Of the Chamber Of Com.
merce hold their semi.mon,hly meet.
Ing tonight.
Hires Roo, Beer a, the city Bakery.
opposite American Hotel. Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Melhase have gone
to Pelican Bay where they will camp
out for few weeks.
Cut glass, silverware guaranteed tot
25 years. and high grade hand painted
china at Winters.
Herb Cranmer arrived In the city ls,,
night from Washington where he spent
the Winter.
The pre,tiest things the machinery
could turn OUT 10 silverwAre at McIiat.
tsn's.
hsriil. A natural srsaeeeater.
J. =. Arnett's condition 10 reported
slightly improved, and II is very pro.
bsbls that he will soon he about again.
for the best rig in town call at the
Mammoth Stables. II. ". straw, Pro
prietor.
Chss. McCumber IL spending q fcw
days In the city. lie says crops are
looking quite we'll in Poe valley.
A fine line Of new sets and pieces in
the popular "vintays" pattern Rogers
ls47 ware at McHsttsn's.
County Surveyor MD. Williams went
to Wood river valley this morning to do
some surveying for Senator Abner Weed.
Ice Cream at the City Bakery. Give
us q tr'al. opposite American Hotel. Il.
Merrill. Pro- -er'y u reasonable.
Mrs. Mary Clopton arrived hero from
Berkeley last night 10 look after business
matters and to visit friends and Iela.
tives.
Merril. The town wsthou, Q boom.
t2.60 hats ct tl.45. Is hats ct $50,
$50 and n hats At t2.75 At the Port.
land Store Saturday only. All the lat.
est styIes--ten cases just received.
Convince yourself by looking at the
window.
Marion Hanks and family are expect.
ed home In 3 few days. Mr.. Hanks
went 70 Portland 10 receive treatment
los his eyes and his family has been
visiting with relatives 10 Douglas coun.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-04
FIVE MILLION
GIF 7 FROM
CARNEGIE:
TO PROVIDE PENSIONS
FOR AGED EDUCATORS
Retired Professors of State Ed
ucationaI Institutions InCIud-
ed in Scope Of IronnaSter' S
BenGfaCtiOnS,

- ,---,-I- A,,.iI AUnnunrDnlOnI
Ne" io'N' Ap' - rz,.
Was made tonight that Nnure" Ca'
negie would add S5,000OOO to thu
f,,,d of the Carnegie foundation. or
u''o ..,.,, ,,tol1t ho necessary to
Whatever sun 'i's ~ ~
include as pension benetctaries retlred
rrofossors of state universities.
~, ,,,o,.igior ,.as made for this
-No - 49,. .,,,i,,o1 ar,
class OF educators III lhe u '''''
for the reason stated by Mr.. Carnegie
..t tb, tio,o that the dOncr thought 1T
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-04

the position 1t has taken was made
evident from review of the basis
of Russian assertion of jurisdiction
over the Chinese Eastern railway
zone. This basis is contract en-
tered into by the Chinese government
and the Russo-C Chinese bank in 1896.
Many of the prominent features OF
this contract have been made the
subject OF q protest since by emma.
for instance. the director of the road
was to be appointed by China and re-
side in PeEin This provision has
never been complied with. The di-
rector of the road is a Russian. and
resides in Hardin,
As further establishing Russias
true position in Manchuria, the treaty
of Portsmouth. which ended the war
between Russia and Japan Is mostly
explicit in terms. In this treaty the
two powers agree "tO completely and
simultaneously cyacuate Manchuria,
with the exception of the leased por-
tion of the Liao Tung peninsula; TO
entirely and completely restore 10 the
executive administration of emma all
parts of Manchuria now occupied bE
Russian and japanese troops or Whleh
are under their control with the eN-
ception of the above mentioned terri
toyr And again IN the same treaty:
"The imperial government OF Rus
sia declares chat it has no territorial
advantage or preferential or exclusive
in Manchuria of such a
nature as to impair the sovereignty
OF China or which are Incompatible
with the principles of equal oppor-
tunity,"
Notwithstanding these stipulation,
the director of the Chinese Eastern
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-04

Elks theater was packed from cell
lar to ceiling last night by an enthus-
iastic crowd of AIbuduerduc people
out to hear the presentation of the
issues at stake in the municipal cleo
ton In behalf of the republican tek-
Ct The meeting was an enthusiastic
one and it was "A big one. Not since
the great mass meeting Of the fall OF
1906 when the people OF AlbuqucrQut
fought for entrance to the thoatcr has
there peen such a crowd. In the early
stages of the meeting the people We're
standing ten deep behind the railing
and most Of them remained through
out the evening,
The meeting was not a long one.
There were but two speakers, and
neither speaker addressed the peOplg
at length. but it was a meeting thar
moved swiftly and with effect Not
the least enjoyable feature Of the cve-
ming was the musical program which
included selections by a ladies' quar-
tette. composed of Mrs. Collins. Mrs
Frank. Mrs, Washburu and Miss Ell
wood, the quartette being forced to
respond to most enthusiastic encores,
and a solo by Mrs Frank whose beau
tful voice and pleasing Interpretation
is making her one Of the most pop
uar singers Albuquerque has ever had,
M. r. Hickey. chairman of the re-
publican city committee, presided at
the meeting and introduced tic
speakers. The stage was decorated
IL flags and bunting and on the plat
form with the speaker were the re-
publican candidates
Mr. Hickey first introduced Thomas
n. WilkersOn. Mr.. Wilketson is Well
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-04
LONDON BANK ORDERED TO
YIELD DIAMOND FORMULA

London. April 3.--The magistrate in
the Bow street police court today is-
sued an order to the bank in this city
which holds the envelope alleged TO
contain Henry Lomoyne's formula for
the manufacture Of diamonds 70 sur
render this document to the French
authorities demanding it. Lemoyne y
under arrest in Paris, charged with
obtaining money under false preltnses'
The original demand for the envelope
in question was made March - since
which time the Bow street magistrate
has consulted with the home office
and as a result issued the order of 90
day Counsel Tor the bank fatty de-
clined TO obey the order Of today The
magistrate admitted that he had not
the power 10 compel obedience but he
inttnated that the matter would be
taken before "A higher authority
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-04

ic ticket aud throughout his address
n aintaned the attitude OF friendly
competition and an entire absence Of
bitterness which has been one Of thc
features of the campaign.
The meeting was a success from ey-
cry standpoint 1t marks the hcgiu-
ming Of the last phase of the cam-
paign The democrats Will follow
with a meeting in the theatcr tonight
while both parties VIII hold meetings
on Central avenue Monday night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-04

L0nd0mI NpTlI 3--TThV pfO8NoCTS TOF
the re, overy Of Sir Henry Campbell
Banncrman soem brighter now than
a week ago Convalesceuce, however
under the best circumstances, VIII be
very slow. The prime minister has
now indicated 70 his colleagues his de-
sire to be relieved of office, and u
public announcement Of his rcsigna-
ton may be expected any day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-04
SAD FATE or COLORADO
MINER ONCE VEAL THY
Heart Disease kill~ Aged Man White
Mlnistcring to Dying wife.

Lcnlville, colo, April 3.-When
nelghbors forced an entrance into the
home Of Edward Forbes today they
found his dead body lying across the
bed and by his side his wife was gasp
ing In the agony Of death, Forbes,
who was seventy-eight years Of age,
has been caring for his invalid ana
feeble-minded wife. aud It Is suppos-
cd that during Wednesday night
while mlnistering to her he was
stricken with heart disease.
Forbes came here in 1879 and was
at one time worth considerable money
which he lost in mining speculation,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-04
ORCHARD PLEA FILED
WITH PARD0NS BOARD
Attorney Asks ClcmcncA, Despite De-
lermncd Refusal Of Prls
OnPr to Act.

Boise, Idaho, April H.. Regardless
of the absolute refusal Of Harry Or
ehard to personally file q petition for
pardon Frank r Wynn yesterday as
his counsel acting by direction Of
Judge Fremont Wood of the trial
court. flied with The state board OF
pardons AN application tor pardon,
-Four weeks must intervene before
such an application can be consider
ed. ana a. the matter cannot he COM
sidered until at a regular meeting OF
the board a respite win be required
extending the date Of execution until
some time in July from May To- The
next regular meeting comes on the
first Wednesday Ina July
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-04
Consul at Harbin Refuses to
Recognize Right of Cars
MinionS 10 Levy Taxes
Against Foreigners,
WASHINGTON BEHIND
MOVE, Is ADMITTED
Believed Action is Prompted by
Desire to Curb Japanese Az
greSSionS Rather Thanto EN-
barraSS MuSCoVjte, -.
IBy Morning Journal Special Leased wire.l

10y tuuThAI GptNthA "'hN'h
St Petersburg April 3.--Russia ana
several other powers are awaiting
with extreme interest the announce
ment of the attitude of the state de-
partment at Washington regarding he
Fisher inciden, as this issue effects
not only the administration of sEd"-
bin ana Chailar, by Russia, but the
entire question of the sovereignty q
north china and south Manchuria,
Fred d. Fisher, American consul at
Harbin, has consistently refused to
recognize or admit that he should
have anything to do with the Russian
administration Of the territory on the
ground that he was accredited solely
to China: furthermore, he has sup
ported the protests of China against
the establishment by Russia OF mu-
inequalities in the railroad zone al
Harbin and Chailar Independent OF
the Chinese government, and his at
titude in this matter prompted Rus
STA = SEX an explanation of MS
course at Washington.
1t was learned here today that the
German consul at HaEbin had sided
with Mr. Fisher against the demands
of the Russian authorities, which IN
volved the signing by foreign and CHI
nese residents OF paper agreeing y
obey the ordinances of the Harbln
municipal council to pay taxes. TINS
council is composed of six members,
three eomina d ant three elected to
office 90 . dcn OF the council
is named by the railroad and IN this
manner Russian control is assured
The French consul at Ilarbin ac-
qutesced ia the Russian demands.
II is believed here that the real rea-
son behind the protest Of China and
the support given this protest by the
American ana German consuls is TO be
found less in objections TO change
i'm The form of the Russian admins
tration Of Harbiu than i'm apprehen-
sion aroused by the aggressive ana
far-reaching policy OF Japan In south
ern ATanchuria This fear resulted in
n determination to change the an
umalous Russo-Japa position IN
province uominally Chinese at every
opportunity. The Russian measures
are regarded as relatively of local nm
portance, whereas the pretensions OF
Tangu fo the right to use the Chinese
railroads for mail carrying purposes
without reference to the Chinese pos
tai system. as put forward in the pos
tai convention that was proposed 70
China early in January involve dl-
rect Infringement of Chinese SOW
crcignty At one time Russia acqulr-
ed similar postal rights, but she apoh-
dnnCd them in October when she SlSh-
ed a convention with China to legu-
lat, ne interchange of mails this
agreement carried the proViso that 1t
should lapse at the end of a year un-
loss China in the meanwhile com tuu-
ed "A ike convention with Japan,
Russia also signed telegraph con-
ycntion with china Surrendering the
Manchurian lines except the railroad
telegraph. to the chinese aulhoritieS'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-04

: Tupcka, kas, ApTII BoToFe du-
tournmcnt tonight the Kansas social
ist convention nominated candidates
for All state offices, a candidate lor
United states senator, delegates to the
national convention 10 be held in Chi
cago May 10, and chose presidential
electors Sol Smith Of Winfield was
nominated for United states senator,
and George Hibncr of Cordovla for
governor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-04
PAUL MORTON VICTIM OF
PTOMAINE POISONING

Seattle, wash, April 3.--Paul Nor
ton. of the Equitable Life Assurance
society. who is visiting in Seattle is
suffering from ptomainc poisoning,
but Is better today ana not in dam
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-04
EIKs THEATER PACKED WITH
ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD To
HEAR REPUBLICAN SPEAKERS

Force Presentation of Issues at Stake MunCpa Election
Presented in Behalf of the Republican Candidates. Charg
ed That Saloon Owners Are Contributing to the Demo-
cratic Campaign Fund in Hope OF Securing Reduction OF
Liuuor License in Event of Democratic Success.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-04
RllnN Grnnnnn Dcnh.

Rawhide. New, April 3.-ltiloy
Grammar. a well known sporting man,
died here this afternoon after a long
illness.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-23
Obituary.

Miss Nellie Smith died at her home
early Sunday morning, Jan. 18th.
She had been sick several weeks.
All that loving hands could do was
done to relieve her but still she suffer-
ed until the One who doeth all things
well called her home. She was a
member OF the Presbyterian church at
Hopewell and lived 4 noble Christian
life. She leaves to mourn their loss,
two brothers and two sisters, Mr.,
Rueben Smith, Mrs, Mary Shaw and
Miss Martha and Mr.. George Smith
at home.
The funeral services were conduct
ed by her pastor, Rev. Turner from
Versailles, on Monday, and she was
laid to rest in the Hopewell cemetery,
10 the bercayed ones we extend our
sympathy.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-23

Old papers ior sale at this otaCe.
The root OF the new NJ. f.. church
is about completed.
The best New Years resolution is
to have all your business letters legi-
bly, typewtittcn.
The snow is gone At last, and in its
place we have mud. but a few days
like Tuesday and Wednesday and the
dust viii he eying.
For Rent.-A neat Groom cot
tage. Apply to W. a. NidNell, at
Legere 4 Kidwcll's Undertaking
Rooms.
A mutual friend asks as what has
become OF Elem. as he hadn't seen
anything about him recently. This
shows that YOU may be acquainted
with some men, aud yet not know
much about them, Flem is like the
ground bog. when the time came for
cold weather he crawled into his hole
and pulled the hole in after him. We
look Tor him out about Feby. 2nd,
and then there will probably be ome
thing stirring.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-23
Similar Situations In Republican
Party.

Washington, Jan. a situation SINH
lar to that which was presented in 1896
has arisen in the Republican party. 1t
is that Secretary Taft is the strongest
candidate with the field against him aud
the probabilities that he may win the
nomination. Taft has the support of all
the administration men, unless they still
have a lingering hope that they may
nominate Roosevelt, or a dark horse that
has no, yet been brought o':t, Scratch
an administration senator or representa-
tive and YOU will find a man who is sup
porting Taft. With all the Roosevelt
support it 10 possible that Taft may win
the prize,
Now, as 10 the similar situation of
1890. Then il was Mckinley against the
Geld, and the Ohio man gained steadily.
The house Of representatives was for
Reed then, a. il i fvr Cannon . " The
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-23
OfhCc Phone =
Residence Phone IS

For nice fresh canned goods OF all
kinds go to {. II. PRICE.
Mr.. Geo, Davis, (coD. OF Clinton.
Mo-. spent Sunday in versailles, re-
turning home Monday.
am nov located in Room No S Ma.
sou s HARDY Bldg. where | am ready to
make yugr Abstract. write yoar lnsur-
arce 4" your Notary Public wora etc.
Phone 2G7.
5. p. James, Of the Fulton Asylum.
vas visiting old friends here Tuesday.
and that made it convenient for him
to attend his home lodge. No. 2.31,
I. O. O. f., Tuesday night.
J. w. Winters, of Grant, Iowa.
who traded for the Simon farm four
miles west OF town, came down last
week to look over the situation. and
arrarge to rent it. and il not then to
move To- it and run 1t himself. We
don't wish him any harm. therefore
hope he Will nov 10 Morgan county.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-23
Renewals.

The following during the past week
have had their subscriptions set ahead
tar enough to escape Uncle Sans
recent verdict for some time: A. p.
Muntlel. +. P. Yarnell, Louis Ium-
pee. E. ". Biersach, F. G.. Dresie,
J.. d. Hubbard. Clarence Lumpee,
Mrs. NJ. 5. Greer and J. ], Talbot OF
X. +. d. No. /, f. X. Buck, J. W.
Winters, Of Grant Iowa, and w. l..
Stephens pushed up the subscriptions
Of 7. +. Stephens, Kansas City, and
DR.. Griffin, OF sulphur Springs, Ark,
until they are out OF danger. Miss
Carrie Smith, J. A. Petty, J.. viii
Smith, Otteryille, +. Price, T. NJ,
Hunter, K. +, d. No. /, the latter
two going into '09.
We hope the good work will con,
tlnue.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-23

Just see Prices beautiful line of
ptcmirm dishes,
lar. Wen, attcv = struggle with la
grippe, is sgsin cp and around.
Mrs. Dt. Well, who has had
scScral sick spells this winlcr, is re.
ported seriously i'll.
I, NJ. Hunter, while in the city
Monday set hrs Subscription over i'm
to 1909 and secuted the daily X. +.
u. Republic.
Abbey purl m old calor,d lady,
who has lived in Versailles a greater
part u her life, has moved TO Kansas
City, where she will make her future
home with her daughter OF that city.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-23
Congress May Help Keep Dry States
Dry.

Washington Jan. ISih.-The senate
committee oil the Judiciary today took up
the various prohibition measures be.
fore il and heard Senator Tillnian on
his bill regulating the importation Of
liquor into one state from another. He
argued that it was competent for congress
to take in hand this question and dele
gate it to the control of Of the states as a
police power.
Senator Bacon asked a great many
questions intended to develop the consti-
tutional problem involved, including one
directly towards drawing out Mr.. Till.
mans opinion on the differences between
congress granting authority to a state to
coniscate and destroy small. pox.infected
clothing coming into a state and its
granting the same authority to %confiis-
cate and destroy whisky.
Mr.. Tillman said that las a matter Of
common sense" it would say that con.
gress would not direct the destruction of
the clothing, but "as a matter Of law"
it could authorize the state to do so.
There could be no limitations on the
states police powers if it should pass laws
that we're drastic or silly; public opinion
would deal with them and with the law.
making power,
Asked to discuss the wisdom of the
measure, Senator Tillman declined, say
ing that "any student of human affairs
will tell you that whiskey is the most po-
tent as well as the most prominent cause
of crime and misery in operation in this or
any other country" and he believed it
necessary to invoke the power of the fed.
eral government to perfect the regulation
of the traffic in states which already have
acted in that direction.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-23
Girls or To-day,

Many people seem to deem 1.-THE girl Of
to-day" Of no account compared with the
girl in grandmother's time. This is a
mistake. The girl Of today is a hustler.
She does the clerking, the typewriting,
the bookkeeping, tie school teaching of
the country. She is crowding the boy
OF the earth because he is too slow, too
indolent, too indifferent, too busy drink
ing, playing pool, fishing, to keep step
with her. In America women are not
only doing housekeeping better than it
WAS ever done before, but half the other
work as we'll. She shines in the colleges
makes up three-fourths of the graduating
classes in the high schools, does most of
the church work, conducts literary clubs,
beauties a park, roots for the home base
ball team, and leads college, illuminat.
ing literary clubs aud literary functions.
She visits the sick and dispenses charity.
Besides all this, she finds time to listen
to the lovemsking of some weak a
who needs a wife to take care Of him.
We tell You, the modern girl is strenu-
Gus. She is d dandy. Mine 'al Wells
Index.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-23

All the political writer's have been
seeking a Mark Hanna to take hold Of
and manage some presidential boom. 1t
has been pointed out that great political
mistakes have been made by different
managers. The cry for a Mark Hanna hes
been almost pitiful in its tones of en-
treaty. 1t has been said that IL there
was a Mark Hanna behind the Taft can
didacy, Taft would win. Ard all the
time there has been behind the Taft can.
didacy a man who out circles around
Mark Hanna on the political course.
Theodore Roosevelt played political
horse" with Mark Hanna and he can do
it with the other fellows, Roosevelt is a
politician. lie knows pretty well what
to do. And as long as he has the people
with him he can control the Republican
party.-Wallace Arthur Dunn, in
Woman's National Daily.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-23


'1"'"'" Ste"' 9o""ly 10
r"' nee tender, juicy. roast or
STEAK. call on {. II. Fnce, Phone so.
t.. VI. hargctt LETT Tuesday for
Sulphur Springs. Ark. on a business
and pleasure trr, confined
-,
" NC" d i"i Inc Chris'Ian
church nave arrived aud are in place,
and Il Is ssId 10 be the most Comfort-
ably seated church IN the city. Go
and So. . u is no, SO.
Sr.p.I ..,r,s,,, and a..,. o,g,
.u... Sums with the homo
p. m versatile. las, ussk SIM
...r sunday while u,.
...u st,l make mgr. .,,.r5-
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-23
Resolutions OF Respect.

NHFREls, ii has pleased God in His
infinite wisdom to remove from our
midst our friend and Neighbor, Daw-
sol Crisp, therefore be it
REolNEp. by Syracuse Camp, No.
1925, Modern Woudmen OF America,
that we extend to the bereayed
widow and friends our heartfelt SYM
patty.
REsoLyfp, that 4 copy OF these
resolutions be spread upon the min
uIes OF our Camp. BE it further
RESOLVED, that a copy be sent TO
each Of our county papers for publ
cation.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-23
One Wolf Less,

Mr.. Garrison. OF McNu; Heights,
while out hunting last Saturday
IN the neighborhood OF the old
Morelaad farm neaC Marvin,
heard a pack Of hounds in iuil cry,
and while trying to locate them was
surprised by an Cd she vol coming
almost straight Tor him. but he didn't
propose to be run oyct by a wolf, So
Shot her. and brought her hide home
as evidence OF his workmanship.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-01-23
A Night Rabbit Hunt.

Last FRIDAY night the champion
hunters OF NersMlles, Mcssrs. King
Enloc, J. 4. Petty, K. .. Johnson
and Harry Mills. started on a rabbit
hunt at $50. returning abou, HOO
O'Clock with - rabbits. Now the
question is, how did they get en-?