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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
MOTHERS At INAUGURATION
Men Who Broke IL to Taft Will Be in
Washington.
W. A. GEORGE HOME FROM OHIO
Broken Bow Man whO Helped Notify
Next President Tells of the Tre-
menaOus Demonstrates
az Cincinnati.

Members Of the notification committee,
who told William Howard Taft that he
was the choice OF the republicans for
president, have taken a solemn oath to
gather at Washington. March T. next and
attend the Inauguration ceremonies" said
w. A. George Of Broken Bow.-the Me-
braska member Of the committee, who is
In Omaha en- route to his home after
spending q month in the east.
9Th demonstration which the citizens
Of Ohio, OF Cincinnati and OF Kentucky
gave the republican nominee. would not
have been greater nor more impressive,
had II been in celebration to Mr.. Tatt's
election to the presidency.
And the demonstration was given by
the Ohioans, as Mr.. Taft remarked, after
he had been absent from the state for
eight years. He said he felt as though
he had returned home after a long absence
and the demonstration was very gratifying
to him.
'"rhen the Kentucky demonstration was
remarkable. As the members of the COM
mittee on reception, the notification COM
mittee and Mr.. Taft with his guests sailed
up the Ohio river after the notification
ceremonies, Cincinnati burned thousands
Of dollars worth OF fire works, the illumina-
lions by the citizens all along the river
were brilliant. But Ohio had a rival.
Across the river In Kentuck ky there wore
about as many fireworks used and the
Examinations were not secondary by any
means.
Hue Grass Enthusiasm.
speaking OF this with the mayor OF
Cincinnati, I learned that Kentucky had
not been invited to participate in any way
and the Ohioans had nothing to do with
the sending up Of thousands OF rockets on
the kentucky shore. 1t was spontaneous
enthusiasm, volunteered in the Blue Grass
state"
Mr.. George said he had learned since that
II was at the suggestion Of Mr.. Taft that
the committee went to the home whore the
notification ceremonies were held In their
business suits and refused to recognize a
plug hat or full dress with having any
thing to do with the occasion
Police kept the crowds outside the iron
feDce, surrounding the Taft home, until
the candidate arose to speak, when he made
q big hit by saying that he would like to
see all the men and boys in the city on the
lawn, IL it was possible to get them there,
but as 1t was not, he would like to have as
many as could get in and fill up the lawn.
Mr.. George was particularly impressed
with the illumination of the old home Of
Mr.. Taft, and the playing Of the band.
while on the boat. and said the candidate
was almost overcome by emotion as he
spoke to the members Of the committees
and guests on board the ship.
II sincerely appreciate the honor the re-
publicans OF Nebraska have done me-
said Mr.. George. II believe the ceremonies
at Cincinnati last Tuesday impressed me
more than any single event in my life.
That was also the experience OF others
present and / feel more confident than ever
that William H.. Taft will be our next presi-
dent"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
New Elevator at Orient.

SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Aug. 6.-Cspecia,.)
"A new 1900 bushel grain elevator Is to
be constructed at once at Orient by Potter,
g. Potter, experienced elevator
men. who conduct similar institutions at
several other places in the north central
part OF the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

Following the receipts down the shipments
for six months also show a decrease. but
It is the hope OF the grain dealers to make
a good record for the year. The compara-
tive statement OF shipments from the
Omaha market for six months follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
Five nrirnnds KiIIed.

TIFLIs, Aus. BIN an encounter between
the police and a band OF brigands who have
long terroriEed the suburbs OF the city five
of the latter were killed and the other
captured. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
Kansas CITY vinegar Works.

KANSAS CITY Aug. 6-The Monarch
vinegar works, Nicholson and Watkins
venues. IN the east bottoms here was de-
stroyed by fire early today. Loss 10000.
John w. spsss II president OF the company.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
sTILL PLANS HUNT FOR POLE
walter WelImaR says His Balloon f.
second Only to g~EeppeItn'a,

second Only to sHeppeItn's.
NEW YORK, Aug. cavalier wellman,
who planned recently about going to the
north pole In a dirigible balloon, said last
night that he was planning to make the at
tempt next year. He said his airship.
the America, quilt for Polar atmospheric
conditions could easily travel from New
York to Buffalo, Detroit. or even Chicago.
1T r., said Mfr. Weliman. THE second
largest airship ever built, its 100000 cubic
feet being exceeded onlysby the Zeppelin"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

The receipts for the first six months of
the year as compared TO the same period
last year, showing a loss OF $4,000 bushels,
compared as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06

Shipments during July decreased almost
10000 bushels. the statement issued by the
Grain exchange showing the following COM
p~arison;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-06
W'NU HIIN NUIIHWH8
Receipts for July

Here are the receipts for the month Of
July az compared TO the same month last
year;
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16
SUMMONS

lu the Circuit Court - tho state ui
Oregon, f,r the County Of Klamath.
Bertha 4. Conner, rlaintinJ
Daniel u Conner, Dcirudant.N
To Daniel T.. Conner the above named
defendant; iou are hereby required To-
appear aud answer the complaint h!cd
against you IN the above entitled suit
on Or before th" . lay of July 1905. De-.
iug the list day ot the time Ia the order
OF the publication oi this summons. the
fret publication thereof being on ~. II
day OF June lF'0s and II sou fail 90 to
appear and answer, Tor want thereof tho
plaintiff will rpply 10 the court ipf H..
relief prayed for ~ the complaint here.
in 10 wit; For a decree di-.olVing the
bonds Oi mairimony existing between
plaintiff aud defendant; iDr the cr,
and custody oi l.ofcnc !. Conner and
the costs aud disbursements oi thi. .uit I:
and Tor such uthcr AMI further relief NJ
10 the court mas seem just and equitable.
Til. summOns j. served by publ.
cation thereof IN the Evening Herald by
order Of the Honorable J. u. Griffith
County Judg" oi Klamath County, Ore.
gon, made, dated and iilcd in this suit
at klamath Falls, Oregon, on the II Of
June 1905. Which saii order In 10.
quirc1 that summons in this suit hc
published once u week for period Of
six successive and consecutive weeks
from the / Of June l'-S.
u ". krysEr,
w Alinirry ipr flnintin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16
Dissolution Notice

J. 4. E1nham aud +. ". Muller, Who
have been doing business under thc
firm name oi Singer Sewing Machine
Agency, have this day hy mutual con
sent dissolved partnership, T., W. Mul'
Ter assuming control Of the Edl'on
rhonograph business, at the present l"'
cation, corner oi 9th and Main streets,
while J.r. Bonham will continue ~
agent and salesman for the singer y
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine Co.
AT his residence on the corner ui rlh aui
klamath avenue. Phone -.
Dated June ~. laN>.
T. ". MuIIrE
!. T.. Eu.UNu,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

THE CORRUPT PRACTICE LAW

Voters of Oregon at the next election not do any
thing hut vote. People Of Oregon at the same time can
do nothing but watch the voters vote under pain of dire
and diverse penalties.
The friend who invites his friend in to have drink
or cigar will be guilty of the crime of treating and
will the man who gets the treat Both will be subject to
penalty
The corrupt practice act which the people of Oregon
adopted the first Monday in June is the cause of it ALL
1t is provided that all candidates for office in the
state shall file typewriter statements and portrait cut
with the secretary of state if the Office is state Office
with the county clerk the city auditor if the office
county city Those opposing the candidates may
also send written arguments setting out why the cand
date should be elected provided that copy of the
statement is sert the candidate. 1t is provided in the
law that nothing of sanderous or belous nature should
be printed.
1t is made unlawful for any person or organization to
ask candidates for any contribution of any kind The
candidates not be asked to buy tickets to ball or
entertainment to join any club. No corporation or
sockholder of any corporation can contribute to the
paign fund of either party
1t is also made unlawful for any candidate, person
to badges buttons the polls election day
Any man who is caught trying to influence a vote on
election day liable to fine Of from S25 to 500 and for
the second ofense to Imprisonment in the county jail
All campaign literature must bear the name OF the
author and that of the printer who printed it.
1t is provided that candidate shall not have his
the ballot unless he files his emzed statement
of expenses certain length of time before the election
Neither shall he be given his certificate of election unless
he files his statement following the general election 1t
is also provided that any district attorney who fails to
prosecute for violation of the law shall be subject to for
feiture of his Office.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16
Iuyesmen, not Speculation.

DEsTOgAIIOS TO ESTEY OF LNNDs Is
N National forest. SUfyr ls hereby given
that th. iUHfs GFsCr.bsI h|l0H. embTsUiEH
iltO sctcs, vi thin the Casraic SA.IBnal Forest,
oregon, viii be subject 20 sr'ilymrut aud ON
Try under ths provisions of the Lomrsirti
laws Of the United states aud the at ~
June II, ip., - stat, 2-l. A. the United states
Land Ofice At Lassylew, Oregon, on August
sih. leJs Any .ciiIof vho was actually ani Ia
good faith claiming any oissii iaads for aFfi.
cultural purposes prior 20 Jsngsr3 l, lSD1, aud
has not abandoned sans, EAs preference
right to make homestead entry lYf the lauis
actually occupied. said lsad. E,T- listed up.
0u the applications " the persons ment Onsi
below, Who LEyCa Tr,icTsno" Tgbi subject To
the prior flghi Of any ruCh settler. provided
'uch settler Or applicant 4 guA.iGrd to mako
aOmestesi entry hni tie preference right "
exercised prior 20 August slh, lul-, on which
date the lands viii be subject ~ settlement
aud entry 4. any qualified person. The lands
are a. follows; The Z hi Of NJ ~. see -. the
" hf OF Sw az, See q, listed upon application
of Jesse T.. Rose, ~. klamath, oregon the : nj
Of Sw qr, the Ne ~ Of sw ~, the y hf o: Ew
az Of sw qr, s"o =. upon application Oi shef.
man \. Brown, foti klamath, oregon the sW
qr Of ~ ~, the ~ qr Of Sw qr. So ~. The 4 III
Of Sw az, Sec "a. upon application Of FRED -.
bEbNHs t'li hAhHshNlit ''lhbhhH we : IA bl ~
az, Sec -, 7 -, :, II T., " Mef, upon appiirA
Ion oi Daniel q. Brown. ~. klamath. oregon.
GHsuB,y,d, sppr, ximatciy sec ~, TIES. re
T.. beginning NJ n point ~ "haius sUUlh oi Sw
corner Of Sec -. Z % s.E5l-2E. thence v ~
chains, thence south ~ chains. thence " 10
chains, thence +. ~ chains, thence T. - chains
theme. \ ~ chains to point OiJeg,uning. upon
Application Oi Roy Vice, " X Elnmnth, ore.
gOn surveyed. the " nj al " hi, Soc 20. I p =,
ksE, upon application Oi J. L. Poole, Roslaud,
oregon. alleging settlement 1904; the sw az Oi
sW ~ Of sec no., 7 ~ b. Il 10 T.. upon Hpplica.
ton Of j l. Howard Eo,IaHd, Oregon; the sw
~ of NJ ~, the " hi Ol ~ qT, See ~, the SW
~ Oi ~ qr. See 2l, Z ~ 3, Il 10 T., upon appli.
cation Oi John Elder, pIincyille, oregon the
u hi Of 81 ar Of 81 qr. See :, the hi Of SE az,
Seclion s,T2is,R 10 u. upon application Of
leo. Solan. RO,lHnd. oregon,
FRED DESSETT,
Commissioner OF the General Land once
Approved May %, 1873
FRANK PIERCE,
First Assistant Secretary OF the Interior
Lists si7. S,2. 1868. lis?, 1888 lJ,s Cl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

leo Cream a, the City Bakery. Give
Us trial. opposite American Hotel, Il,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16
Classified Advertisements
REAL ESTATE foR SALE

FOR sALE-lOO Acre L.,nch Located
II miles east oi Klamath Fall q hang
ain lnr some homcsrckcr, to, particulars
inquire at til. ullcc. 80
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16
Merrill. Pro. er'y Is reasonable.
Stock Ranch For Rent

Ia Wood River Valley. klamath Co,
containing 40 acres. ltu acrrz mralua
ami 800 pasture. All enclosed. For
further particulars inquire oi !. A..
Culhcrtson, Ashland. one. 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS

MONEY 10 LuAN-lIard time. hut |
have some money Ia loan II YOU have
the security. I. u. Hail.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16
For Sale

One whole business block in klamath
Falls ior sale Tor forty cents on thc dol.
lar of What IL Was worth thirty day-
ago. &. u. Wilson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

The main interest in the Republican convention being
held in Chicago today is centered the platform to be
adopted The Pacific coast delegates to the Republican
convention will insist that plank be put in the platform
pedgng the party to increase the Notifications the
Pacific coast and build greater navy.
Leaders Of the party were notified of this demand
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

The stills sry Gooi, Co. has received
several shipments of Eastern dress good.
Call and inspect the new line.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

Senator Fulton, after aughirgly denying the authen-
tcy of the report that he will be candidate for the
vice presidency said MY first choice is Fairbanks II
he refuses my second choice is Dover If he refuses my
next choice is Crane He hasn't refused and believe
Crane would carry every state east of Mississippi river
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

and were given to understand that the subject Is upper
most in the minds of the people OF the racine 'o'S'
states.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

FOE SALE Rotary hall barring
white sewing Machine. latest design.
at Gillrtt. Furniture Store. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16
iOh SALE

FuJ Sale -UnlrrUrol Typcwutc IA
good condition 50. n.N. Euykcndall.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

Sairs-IHo practically nrw Herring
Ilall.M1ryin safes, At q bargain, one 9iX
q inches aud one ajNga inches. in.llr
Inquire ~ ilrs'krmp-r. JcNrly store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

FOE SALE--on" dresser one wash.
',and, one rocking chair. one table and
one heating stove. Call At the Brick
store. n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

Pioneer Bank OF Klamath Basin
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

". NrIIrE
!. T.. El.UNu,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-02-07
SMOKED OUT.

The stalwarts of South Dakota,
under the effective leadership of
Senator Kittredge. have won their
fight for Secretary Taft in South
DaekOta.
The demonstration made by the
stalwarts at Mitchell was the last
straw that broke the back OF the in
surgent camel. The showing Of Taft
strength there gave such alarm to the
Crawford crowd that they fastened
to the ~bandwagon at automobile
speed. and at the meeting Of the state
sentral committee held at. Huron on
Friday night. the insurgent members
of the COMMITTEES abandoned their
fight for La Toilette, and Joined the
Sta iwart members in a hearty en-
dorsement OF Taft for president. This
mean tina no fight will be made
against Taft in South Dakota. not
because the insurgents are for Taft.
but because they do not dare TO put
up a fight against him.
For months these same men who
now say that Taft is an ideal man
to succeed Roosevelt have been de-
claring that he was an Imitation
candidate" that the state could
easily turn from Roosevelt to La Fol-
lette," that Roosevelt was u~nfriendly
T., Taft. that Taft was O "r~eactionary."
that an "uninstructed delegation
SEOulO ON SeAJ " lS NllAN"so NoiI-
yeotion. that Taft had beer running
paid advertisements" in South Da-
kota newspapers, and that on account
OF Taft's close personal friendship for
Kittredge, a friendship which began
thirty a ago. and has endured
ever since, the big secretary of war
should be beaten.
But that is all over now. me oadly
ratified insurgents simply do not dare
to face the fight against Taft. They
have come into camp n from now
on will no doubt claim to be the ones
who are really friendly to Taft. and
| who are responsible o the delivery
| Of the vote Of South Dakota to him.
The question now before the voters
is az to whether we shall seno TO chi
cago q delegation composed or the
real friends Of Taft. or a
made up Of those who fought him
for months. and who only came to
his support when they realized the
fight against him was hopeless. The
stalwarts Of the state have been for
Taft for q year. 1t was last March,
Taft, In the ante-room Of the white
house. Every stalwart newspaper has
been fighting for Taft ever since.
Most of the insurgent newspapers
have opposed hiIn-sOme OF them
with bitterness. 1t was only a few
days ago that the insurgent leaders
decided to abandon the hopeless fight
against Taft. Let the republican
voters have this in mind when they
enter the primaries n March, and
pick out delegates to the state con-
vention. II South Dakota is going to
send a Taft delegation to Chicago. il
should make very sure that the men
who ore sent are the real friends OF
Judge Taft. Let there be no ''imita-
,ion Taft men, on the delegation.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-02-07

right put on the face Of the ocean
and one lock entirely In the Pacific
ocean, and another lock within the
limits Of that body Of water, they
nave moved it back into the interior
50 instead of those dams and locks
standing only four miles from deep
water, where war ships of an enemy
might pour shot and shell into those
structures and destroy them, they
moved them back eight miles into the
mountains, and there constructed the
locks and dams.
"RailrOad Lawyer"
And it is charged that l favored
the sea level canal because ! am a
railroad lawyer. (Laughter.) My
friends, never in my life have 1 been
q salaried attorney for the Milwau-
kee road, for any railroad corpora
ton, or for any corporation of any
character or description whatever.
Never have I had, nor have ! now,
u retainer from any railroad company
or other corporation existing, any
where. TIE only connection that l
had with any railroad comapny or
with any corporation during the years
I was actively engaged in h practice
Of law was simply and solely as a
lawyer n nothing else. II a rail-
road company during the time that
I was engaged in the practice of law
desired my services in a law suit, 1
performed that service just the same
as l would perform q service for n
one Of you. my friends from Mime
haha county. and l have tried law
I suits for many of you and when the
| particular service was ended the bill
was sent in, it was paid, and that
ended the transaction absolutely and
completely. | never was a lobbyist
for a railroad company or anybody
else. tApplause.) l never appeared
in that capacity at Pierre or else
where during the time that l was en-
gagged is the practice of law " at any
ether time in my career in the state
.(Applause.)
On the 1lth day of July, 1901, as |
have stated, Governor Herreid honor
ed me with the appointment to be q
senator of the United States from
this great state. That was on one
Thursday. Saturday morning, l was
in st. Paul and l told the Great
Northern railroad company that from
that time on | would take no more
business from them of any character
or description. and l never have.
agreed with them that until the Isl
day of October following / would ut
what l could to close up pending bus
mess for the company. l did not take
my oath of office until the Decembei
MONDAY morning 1olio"lns
the Saturday l have mentioned. l was
in Chicago, and l told the Chicago
Milwaukee 4 St. Paul railroad peopl.
the same thing, and ! kept my wore
absolutely. lCheers) and from the
first day of October, 1901, not one
particle of business, directly or in.
directly. has been transacted by nj
for any railroad company or any pub
lie utility company or any other cor
poration in which the public was in
tereSted or otherwise.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-02-07
Sorry To Quit.

When l began | faithfully promised
that | would finish at half past eight,
and l am sorry that | made that
promise. tCrieS Of I'VE are Too AS
stated to you not long ago, twenty
two years have passed, twenty-five
a this fall, since / INDUCED in po-
litics, and I stated to you that during
all of that time l Nave kept silent
in spite OF abuse Of the wickedest
sort almost every year. / nave opened
my lips tonight. and l have much en-
iOyed the occasion. daughter and
applause.)
At the conclusion of the address,
the senator vas given another great
ovation, men rushing to the platform
to grasp his hand in congratulatiOn.
Every stalwart who left the hall vas
ten feet tall" said one enthusiastic ad-
mirer of senator Kittredge.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-02-07

Mr.. Crawford's local organ has i,
troduced a new thing in South y
kota journalism. It's editor for II
past month has cen clipping "di:
patches u OF other newspapers, an
then inserting in those dispatches
para graphs rejecting on Senator Kit
redge. The last thing Of the XIII
was a dispatch from Portland, ORE
about the prosecution Of Senats
Fulton for land frauds. Into this II
local organ inserted an attack on Sci
ator Kittredge. 1t was written in u
office Of the organ. but was dishones
ly represented as having come fro
Portland. This 10 "enterprise."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-02-07

The stalwarts have their fighting
clothes on, and Mr.. Crawford has
already begun to see the beginning of
the end. Judged strictly by platform
standards, and eliminating the mat
ter of achievement. the Sioux Falls
man has Mr.. Crawford left at the
post. And those who hear the two
men on the stump during the CAM
paign will fast agree with this view.
Mr.. Crawford is abusive, querulous,
faultfnding and cheap. Mr.. Kit
1edge is brainy, logical, fair and
dignified, but he knows how to use
the language. n he states his case
in a way which appeals to people. At
the Mitchell meeting. the senator was
given an ovation which brought a sus-
picious moisture to his eyes. Mr..
Kittredge Is accustomed to abuse;
but he isn't used to applause.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-02-07

That Eben w. Martin is a name
conjure with was shown by the entl
siasm which he aroused in address
the big meeting at Mitchell. 4
popular Black Hills statesman he
4 warm place in the hearts or
people of the state and will with
doubt be returned to the seat IN q
gress which he filled SO ably and
ceptably. |
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-02-07

Secretary Taft had a position on e
federal bench which paid him $50
q year. HE was offered a guarante
income of $4,000 q wear in the pra
tice OF law. Judge Taft refused {
tempting offer with the remAr
""Thcre are bigger things in this VOL
than money" And this IL n Of Z
eason that the plain people Of 7
country believe in Secretary Taft.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-02-07

The grand rally Of the stalwarts at
which has bee pulled off since state
hood. Mr.. Crawford's local news
paper in its petty way said there
were only 300" stalwarts present.
The fact is hat there were 9O7 dele
gates who presented credentials and
warts there from every part Of the
state. At the night meeting when
Mr.. Kittredge spoke every seat in the
large Gale treAter was occupied, men
stood in the aisles and in the rear,
an6 four hundred who sought admis-
sion were turned away. It was a
demonstration which no yellow jour-
nal can belittle.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-02-07

It was q colo dav when the stall
warts gathered at Mitchell. but it will
be a colder one when the Crawford
faction GOV from the shock that
was given them by this big and en-
thusiastic Taft Kittredge rally.