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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-11
can be made Of old used news.
papers and in fact almost any
Abrous stick, while white paper
requires spruce or hemlock.
Republican Candidates

u. 4. Senator Hon. II. NJ. Ckc, as,
Y. =. Senator, 10 all that We can ask 70,
In one candidate. Mr.. Cake Is n mar
Of pleasing appearance, an eloquent
speaker, q man that understands III,
political situation. While many rcsrr
that Mr.. Fulton was beaten. yet ",
realize, by the vote Mr.. Cake receive,
in his home county ths, he is ss popuis,
there a. Mr.. Fulton was here. Mr.. Cak,
II deserving Of his party vote.
Consrcssman--W. &. liawlcy point,
to his pas, recori With pride; in fact hi,
record 10 his platform.
Justice oi the Supreme Court-E. :,
Bean needs M special mention.
Dairy and Food Commissioner }. W
Bailey 10 also = Winner.
X. X. Commissioncr--r. X. Campbcl
10 man for the I.'ople AMI is entitled
to the support III tho entire party.
Prosecuting Attorney u. V. kuykcn'
dali, ss Prosecuting Attorney, is prsc,.
icslly without opposition. lie is we'll
qualified aud Klamath ani Lake Count.
les are to lie congratulated on having
been able TO place 10 competent an AT.
torn-y in nominal OF ior the place.
State Senator--G-o. II. Merry man. ~
State Senator. is a rising young States.
man having served one term in ,h. low.
er House aud demonstrated his ability.
Representatives Our State Rep.
resentatives. II. p. B-lknap and II. A..
Brattsin, are strong candidates and will
more than poll their party strength.
Sheriff W. r. Barnes is we'll qualified
N iill the office. having served A. assess.
or Of lake County, also a. deputy sheriff.
lie has q good education. is All active
man, we'll acquainted with all the sur.
rounding county and max. an efficient
officer. Vote for him.
County Clerk-C.R. Drlap. As County
Clerk, 10 well known to you all, having
sssved this county - School ~Supcrin.
tendent in 4 way that is a credit to him.
self. lie IL now serving ~ Deputy sher.
IN Of this county AMI 10 known To l- =
throushly competent man.
County Treasurer-L. Alva Lewis, NJ
Treasurer, Is we'll known to you all aud
he points with pride to his past record.
School Superintendent. q. Swan
is man that has been conspicuously
before the public for the past five years
and has accomplished wonders In edusat.
ional lines. lie 10 we'll fitted Tor the
place.
Asssssor-BeEt +. Withrow. a. Assess.
Or. Il the right man In the right place,
having served . number Of years In the
Abstract Office and having a complete
abstract OF every piece Of ,ieedeh land
in the county. puts him in a position to
better judge the value Of real estate than
my other pan We know.
County survsyor-M. d. Williams has
been eonsp!cuously before the public
Turing his term Of Office. His work
,pesks for his efficiency.
County Com missioner J. Swingle
10 pioneer Of klamath County. lie 10
! conservative business man and has
naie . success with his own business
,entuEev. and II IL tsir tO assume that
10 will do ~ we'll with the county bnsi-
nAss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-11
MONDAY MAY II, 1908.
noepwusxnso fnI PsoPls


Oregon ID certainly up against
It this year in the selection Of q
Uuited States Senator. The
much berated machine rule"
has been put out Of business.
and the people have been hood.
winksd into the belief that they
at last are having . voice in the
state and national government.
The facts are. the people" now
have less to say in the manage
ment of the nations affairs than
an unborn child has in deter
mining its sex. Unscruplsous
men. who want to get into Office
and power for their own personal
gains. have easily hypnotised the
people by STOPPING to the degrad-
ing level Of the moral degener-
ate. by advocating anything or
everything which might appeal
to the unthinking mass and
thereby secure . vote.
Oregon has been well repre-
sented in the United States
Senate BY Chas. w. Fulton. who
10 recognized - one Of the ablest
lawyers in that body. and who Is
conceded to have accomplished
more for the good Of the state.
in proportion to the time he has
served. than any other repre-
sentative We have ever had.
This man has been turned down
by the people. ~ certain poll
ticans would have u believe and
we are asked to choose between
what? George Chamberlain. Of
whom the best that can be said
is. that he il . clever politician.
and H. N. Cake. who at this
late day admits that al the &C.
cusations made against Fulton
were false and only for the pur.
pose Of defeating him. Il
II now developss. that wien
Fulton was making the fight Of
his life in the Senate for his land
grant bill. which would restore |
to Oregon the millions Of acres
Of land illegally held by the
Southern Pacific Company. our
other worthy Senator Jonathan I.
Bourne. who. by the way. was
elected by the people," was
ready to trade his vote for the
Fordney amendment. which was
backed by the Booth. Kelly and
Curtis Lumbering Company. for
the consideration that those cor.
porations saw to 1t that Senator
Bingham. q close friend Of
Bourne. was allowed the exclus-
i've privilege Of naming the Lane
County delegation to the state
convention.
This 10 the condition which
Oregon 10 up against. We have
got to vote for . man. who. in
the position Of the chief executive
Of the state. would besmirch the
name Of the man whom hs con-
sidered his strongest opponent.
70 - to defeat him. and . man.
whose sincerity d 20 questionable
that it will allow him to place
personal gain ahead Of the good
Of the state. It is certainly time
for the people. in reality. to
take . hand in politics. and nom-
inste men who will be true
Representatives Of the state and
not allow Multnomah County to
have everything. simply for the
selfish purpose Of hogsing oil
the federal patronage.
II q proposition just put forth
by Wisconsin print paper manu-.
facturers 10 carried to q conclus-
i'm Aunor;oons l., <hn F,,k,,~> ,,,S1I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-11
The Sporting World.
Syracuse may take up golf.
Yale plans an $4,000 boathouse.


BchOmmer captain of Chics Ro's
championship team, IL not only q star
basket ball player, but also their best
high Jumper.
Jack McAIastcrs, the former Uar.
ward trainer. Is now handling the bnse.
bal! team, rowing crews and track
candidates ut Annapolis.
Shady a.. 2;lOh, and DIrectness.
2lli., are two recent sales to the
Austrians. The price paid for the
hrst named Is placed at 5000
II. n. Flick Of Brady. Pa. has DUR.
chased from l.. T.. Brown OF Della van.
ILL.,, the three year-oid Wilful Parole.
2;2oh, by Parole, 2;iG. dam Annie
Baron, by Baron wilkes.
The National league stan OF un.
pires for the coming season IL az FOL.
lows: ODay, EmslIe, Johnstone, KLEIN.
kigler and kudderham. The last OF
these was formerly u pitcher on the
Providence team ana takes the place
OF Carpenter
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-11

There really IL no use In getting
mad. but great many people make
use Of II.
Self conceIt should not he kept upon
dress parade II kept at all, but II Ger.
taInly Is the balm Of Gllead for brui..
cd feelings.
The Washington times., 1908-09-21
COMBINATION STORY
AMUSES BONAPA PARTE
Says Crane, Mckinley, and
Sheldon Will Not Be
Prosecuted.

Attorney General BOnaparte returned
10 Washington this morning to take up
MS duties, and when he received the
neWspapermen at noon he deprecated
the story printed this morning thar
senator winthrop Murray Crane Of
massachusetts, Representative William
y. Mckinley Of Illinois, and George. z.
Sheldon, treasurer OF the Republican
National Committee, are in danger Of
prosecution by the United States for
entering into an alleged combination OF
electrical interests.
While Mr.. BOnaparte did not DENY the
existence Of a combination. and while
he did nos say directly that the men
mentioned were not concerned in the
investigation, he evidently intended 10
make light Of the whole matter.
Admits Investigation.
He said an investigation had been in
progress for some months into an al
legged combination Of dealers in cleo
trlcal materials, and he was informed
that some witnesses had been summon
ed before the Federal grand jury for
the southern district Of New York
which vas often necessary when infor-
nation could not be voluntarily OBJ
tanned
No report had been made in the case
and he did not know whether the re-
suits Of investigation would or would
not justify further proceeding This
would not be determined until such re-
port was received, which might not be
for two or three months.
The alleged combination was one OF
a number Of minor Importance under in
vestigatiOn by the department, and the
reports published in the papers as to
fits character and scope. and the per
sons supposed 10 be implicated, were.
so far as he was informed, altogether
unauthorized and grossly exaggerated.
He said he regretted the publication
because IL was liable 10 miscOnstruc-
tiCn, and likely TO interfere with the
investigation
Talks Of Oil Case.
In answer 10 inquiries as 10 the status
OF the Standard Oil case and the appeal
from the commodity clause decision.
Mr.. BOnaparte said that both mat
tiers are progressing He said that IN
dOUbtedly the opinion OF Judge Joseph
Burlington. OF the circuit court, who dis
sented from the ether members Of that
court when Il declared the commodity
clause OF the Hepburn rate law to be
unconstitutional, viii be used by the
department in its brief 20 the Supreme
Court He said that the case Will be
advanced upon the calendar If possible
When asked about Che Foraker incl
dent and The possibility OF prosecution
he smiled and referred to the statute Of
IN criminal cases in Federal
courts, which places a limit OF three
years within which action may be
brought
The Washington times., 1908-09-21
INSOLENT REFUSAL
MADE BY THE SHAH

LONDON, Sept Z--That the request
made upon the Shah by England and
Russia for a renewal Of the Persian con-
stitutiOn, has met with an insoleEt L.
fusal. it was authoritatively learned to-
day from the foreign office.
Not until the Persian revolution IS
completely crushed. the Shah says in
his answer. will he consider the CUES
ton OF giving his people a constitution,
such as that granted the people OF TUr-
key by Jne Sultan
The tone OF the Snah's answer has
greatly angered Russia and England.
and they are known to be in cOmmuni-
cation now looking to a fOrcibie inter
VentiOn IN Persia 10 end the long reign
u bIoCcshed.
A refusal 90 grant the request OF the
TWO powers was not unexpected. but
that the shah should have cCuchsd his
refusal in such bitter ard undiplOmatfc
language was great surprise.
The Washington times., 1908-09-21
ROOSEVELTS ARE DUE
TOMORROW EVENING
President viii Find Weeks Work
Piled Up on Him Upon Re-
turn to White House.

Everything is in readiness at the
White House for the return Of President
Roosevelt and his family, who will ar
rive n Washington tomorrow evening
from oyster Bay.
A pile Of mail and work that will
keep lin busy for a week will confront
the President when he begins work in
earnest Wednesday morning. Antfci-
paung his coming to Washington, much
OF the work Of the departments has
been held up here instead Of being for
warded to Oyster Bay, as usual.
President Roosevelt and his family
viii return from Oyster Bay tomorrow
evening. and will find the White House
from executive Offices to eastern nor
uco' thoroughly OverhaUled and in first
class condition for the winter.
the decorators. painters, and other
Workmen, who have been beautifvinr
and retouching the White House dur-
ing the summer months, have finished
their iabors.
1t is probable that there NAV he a
special Cabinet meeting wednesday
The President and his full Cabinet have
not been together since June. although
numerous individual conferences have
been held at oyster Bay. The Cabinet
meeting over, Mr.. Roosevelt will devote
large portion Of his time. it is ex-
pected. to political matters. and the
W mite House Will be the mecca of D0Ii-
lcianS from high and low degree until
the end of the campaign.
a NUMBER OF conferences with political
leaders already have been arranged bv
Jne President. Judge r. A. Bailinger.
OF Seattle. viii be among the first who
VIII call Wednesday,.
The Washington times., 1908-09-21
New York Quarters
Stirred BY RumOrS
By ]. c. WELLIYFR

NEW YORK, Sept 12-RepubIican
national headquarters IS in a ferment
today because Of excitement over the
stories that there is to be a general new
deal in campaign management. For
weeks it has been well known that there
is sharp dissatisfaction with the man
agement.
The Hitchcock organization has been
subjected to criticism by the Vorys' fac
tion at Cincinnati! and Columbus; the
VOrys people have been telling Mr.. Taft
that the Hithcock organization will
bring disaster If IL is.yt unIoaded or
reformed. The Hitchcock people have
insisted that they are laying founda-
tions. and viii, in due time. be readv
for the big show. Mr Taft has been
pulled and hauled between the two
The Washington times., 1908-09-21
Chairman HHChCock'S PoqUer
In Campaign Not Shaken

crowds. and lie has been made q good
deal OF a burden for him.
Charles II. Taft has been from the
beginning dissatisfied with Chairman
Hitchcock. He didn't want Mr.. Hitch
cock 10 be head Of the campaign, and
was not modest about admitting the
facT President Roosevelt forced the
Hitchcock selection as means 10
strengthening out a difficult situation
But Mr. TAFT never has been satisfied.
At Cross Purposes.
The Congressional campaign commit
tee and the national committee have
worked at cross purposes, because the
Congressional managers have no con
hdence in the loyalty Of the national
managers 10 Speaker Canpon- In short,
there is a complication OF forces such as
every body admits ought 10 be ended.
but nobody seems 10 know how 10 do il.
L was said at national headgua rtarS
today In the absence Of ,hairman
Hitchcock. whois in Chicago. that there
IS no explanation Of Hitchcock being re-
tired from the campaign MANAGEMENT.
He viii continue the head, but will be
supplied with q group Of advisers, Of
whom Senators Crane anG PenroSe VIII
be pr0.r-s 'n1.
The chicago headquarters will be
largely Jriad away from the New York
senator's BOrah and Nixon. National
Com littee nan Naeel. Of Missouri, WilI
run the Western campaign
Show Much Bitterness
II is charged with much bitterness, at
this end Of the line. that the staff at
Cincinnati doesn't do anything but sit
around ana knock the conduct Of the
campaign here and at Chicago At any
rate il is accepted here today that
there will be considerable dilutiOn Of
the Hitchcock element in the manage
ment and the uncertainty about what
VIII happen uaS caused a nervous AMI
restless feeling at headquarters.
Mr. T2ft himself has been in a most
frame OF mind. according
10 his close friends. because Of the
managerial friction Chairman Hitch
cock. according TO the best authorities,
didn't believe IL was good business for
the candidate TO make 4 Stumping tour
He was OVeTruled-
Now the chairman doesn't believe
there would be benefit In putting Presi-
dent Roosevelt on the stump, but as
the situation develops, the demand from
many quarters for the Presidents an
pearance grows in strength and there
is frank insistenCe that the President
Will be needed 10 make the effective an
swer TO Bryan which is coming 10 be
regarded as absolutely necessary.
The Washington times., 1908-09-21
lCont.nued from - -

Murray Crane Of Massachusetts left
Cincinnati last night, he bore 10 Hitch
cock and the headquarters at Chicago
and New York the message that the
presiding spirit OF The campaign was 10
be the spirit Of Taft. not the personality
of any other man
While il is true that there is dissatis-
faction with the way the campaign has
been conducted, this does not mean that
Hitchcock's labor has been underesti-
mated or unappreciaJed. Hitchcock has
done good work in perfecting the me
chauical organization. But what Taft
wants no= is good, red blood in the
hight
He and his friends think It IS time 70
melt the al OF frigidlty that has pre-
vailed at TIC national committee head
quarters, AID 10 do away with the for
mality which has been so highly deveI-
oped that even the most prominent Re
pUblIcans could not see the chairman
without sending in their cards, and cool
ing their heels in the waiting room for
varying lengths Of time.
Public Wants to Know
In other words. as a prominent Re
publican expressed 1t todav. Hitchcock
must let the American public know
whom he IS trying TO elect President
Of the United States"
This change in the conduct Of the
campaign viii come about by the ex-
eCutive and advisory committees having
a bigger say in shaping the plans and
actions Of the national committee. And.
when this Is done, il will mean that
there viii be more OF the Taft person.
ality injected into the fight all along
the line.
Tafts speaking tour will be the KEY
note for the whole business His
speeches, as they have been outlined,
viii leave no doubt GSOut where he
stands They Will destroy permanently
the yelled lnsiuuatiOnS that the Re
publican party is under the spell of
corporate Influences.
They viii be filed with the spirit of
the radicalism which was created by
able terms what he intends TO do il
elected President, and this viii show
that he means TO keep ali corporations
strictly within law and TO end any form
OF advantage these trusts may now
have over the common people
Not Labor's Enemy.
They will repeat his determination to
prevent the iniQUitouS custom Of over
issue of stocks and bonds by the rail-
roads OF the country And they Will
prove that he is not the enemy Of or
ganized labor.
Another message Crane took TO Chi
cago and New York was that the speak
ers of the party must be started on
the road at once, and that from now on
there must be no cessation in the night
ing
The scare which is said to have
struck New York as q TeSult of Tho
large crowds Bryan has drawn on his
tour hnds no echo here. On the highest
authority, II can be stated that Taft
feels no uneasineSs about the outcome
OF the campaign, and that his friends
are as confident as they ever were that
Bryan will be defeated.
Today the Republicans are far in the
lead, even when the active campaignine,
has been done almost entirely bV the
Democrats And the friends OF Tafu'
argue that, with a red-hot fight on for
the next six weeks, the Republicans are
bound TO increase their advantage
They remember the saying of the w1g.
that Bryan is always the most poDular
man in the country until election day.
The Washington times., 1908-09-21
NEW COLLEGE INN
TO OPEN TONIGHT

The College Inn opens tonight, and
the incoming youths, ready to attend
their colleges when the academic year
begins. Will be present 10 Join in the
general festivities.
They are all invited 10 Smile at
sam 81 and sam" who is Sam J. Stein
berger, Will act as master Of ceremonies
at the ColleEs Inn. on the southwest
west.
One Of the features Of the occasion
will be that, as this is a tcafe for wo-
men and men, the former may smile"
as often as their escorts dO-that is II
they choose to- There will be music and
souvenirs for the ladies'.
The Washington times., 1908-09-21
LOWER PRICES AND FAIRLY ACTIVE
TRADING IN LOCAL STOCKS.
RAILWAY LEADING.

Business took a decided turn for the
better on the Washington Stock Ex-
change, with prices for bonds firmer
and on stocks some concessions were
granted.
The market for Washington Gas was
especially weak, breaking TO "a. and the
sales of Washington Railway and Elec-
trio preferred were at concessions Of
= 10 l point, the opening being at
So and the close at S21z
Capital Traction sold at rs.
There arc few investors in the CITY
and il stocks must be sold buyers are
just shrewd enough TO take advantage
thereof TO pick up bargains.
Potomac Electric 5s were in good de
mand at 10534al05, with $4,000 face value
sold.
Mergenthaler sold rparingly at 641z;
Second National Bank stock l45: and
United States Trust Company, %.
The Washington times., 1908-09-21
CONTINUED DROUGHT
ADVANCES WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept T.-There was con-
siderable activity and large Quotations
IN the market for wheat, owing to
the cr0uGht being Uu1rOksn and the
shorts badly scared at the outlook. AZ
ter the shorts had covered. the market
eased off again and the gains were lost
Open. High. Low. I'D
September .-.----10I54 10II4 1UL 1Ull
December ..-..--1uli2 1J-14 1OJ5s 1905
May ........10i5s 1862 1Gt IOi
COrn-The market for corn was weak
aid lover on the fine weather for the
maturing crop, and good selling orders
from the country.
Open High Low I.30
September Gee. 76i4 76iz T6iL 76l1
December zee. 65a4 66al CO.'S 65ss
May ..-..--.... 65ls 65iz t42t 60
The Washington times., 1908-09-21
MRS. GOULD ACCUSES
HUSBAND OF PLOTS
Lawyer Declares Howard Gould Is
Harassing Wife, Pending
Divorce Suit.

NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-The existence
OF a plot TO harass Mrs Katherine
Gould, and 10 blacl1en her reputation,
at the instance of her husband. Howard
Gould, was alleged today by Mrs
Gould's lawyer, Clarence J. Shearu
NJ. Shearn made an application before
Justice Giegerich. in the supreme court
10 nave the alimony Gould has been
paying his wife raised from $4,000 to
$l2O,o eco a year. pending the trial of her
SUIT Tor separation. He charges that
Mrs Gould is continually harassed bv
spies and law suits inspired by her
husband. and that she is the victim
Of a conspiracy to blacken her char
acter and prejudice her case.
The Washington times., 1908-09-21
Political Uncertainties Public Indifference Dominate Nezy
STOCKS SSUFFER SEVERELYWITHLOSS
OF TWO TO FOUR POINTS AT
SESSIONS CLOSE.

the exception Of 14dh point. and the
promise was for steadier closing.
NEW YORK, Sept. p, 3 %. m.-In the
last hour Of the session the market
went 60 pieces The bears hammered
away and finding no support, just kept
on soaking stocks for heavy declines,
that n the case Of Union Pacific
reached nearly points. St Paul ~,
southern Pacific 27s, Northern Pacific >,
Great Northern 3at. and other stocks
from y 10 , points. IL was the weakest
closing that the market has had for
weeks