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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1918)
j-i.X , 1 I i V' (ftif fat winn OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OFFICIAL NEW1PAPEX OF KLAMATH FALL! OF KLAMATH COUNTY Twelfth Vfntf. No. a,iinu KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1918 Met Five Centa FRENCH HUNS AREDEMAND FOR STRAHORN PROJEQ GROWING FORCED TO RETIRE ON THE WEST m GERMANS RECAPTURE POSITIONS TAKEN IIV ENGLISH IN ACTION SUNDAY NIGHT YANKEES WIPE UT REGIMENT FRENCH TAKE MANV PRISONERS , nr itmmatii county ana nouingrn IN ATTACK LAST NIGHT KNE. oreK'in lioforo the people of Port MV'M LINKS PUSHED HACK Hill Intnl. rcuillve In the unfortunate ALU A Mil V railwnv conditions ijow existing, and I to point out the great oss ,0 lh,t , n.rtf.ipolU, by the lack ot'tha ahort (By Associated Press.) 'umnmpletmt railroad Rap In the Nat. The Preach In drive along a two ion cutoff. I evjdonccd by severe. HSiToTronTMar Moulin Sour Toul- "J"" 'Mo "f'ciwi. "rr,.n" . . .. , . .. ., sltco the recent visit of Prank Ir- rent. between the Olse and the Al.ne vnp wbnw WM h- - rivers laat nltht, penetrated the tier- (rn)lv of Ul0 Klasc Day exercises here man lines to a depth of approximate- on June 14. ty half a mile end took 220 prisoner. Tin-so articles were appreciated by many In Klamath Pall and Jiidfto Washington, July'3. General Per shine's communique Issued today an nounces that one Herman regiment was practically annihilated by the Am This loiter Is publlshed'ln full In the erlcana In the storming of Vaux. Tho l""" ' J"n" '8. together with an American positions were advanced .icon..,uylng editorial. thousand yards along a mile and a half front. Three American avln- CALIFORNIA MAX TAKE tors are missing. Washington, July 3. The Germans' after heavy, shelling, nttacked and recaptured Jibe greater part of the ground tajion by the British Sunday night la their operations near Boux- 'laeourt. Waahlngton, July 3. The army i CsUHSIl 111 iuu vuiiiitiiis hm ii-uiv .-au ti-a ).. .al OR .. Eighteen were killed In action and eon list contained 40 names', of which , M II'' were killed In action and four died of. funds. farts, July 3. Audre Tardleu, chairman commissioner on tho Fran- ro-Amorlcan war matters, declared thnt In six month there would be two and a half million American troops on the French front. A PRETTY WKDDINQ Mr." William A. Prouty and Miss vii. inniiii Wills warn united In tbo holy bonds of matrimony at the home of Rev. William Henry Cox, ! IIS Tenth street, on Saturday night, The ring ceremony was tsed. These young people aro known to n. hoot of friends who wish thorn nil Two thousand prisoners wero cap Joy nnd happiness (hat life can of-, lured In addition to 51 guns, IS ford. I trench rocrtnrs and 1000 rifles. Southern Senator Dies at Washington, July 3. Senator Ben jamln Tillman of South Carolina, I'WMMMWVMMNMAMAMWMMMMMMMM KLAMATH GETS ! PUBLICITY IN QRLJOURNAL MUCH FAVORABLE COMMENT GIVEN THIH SECTION IIV PORT LAM) PRESS IS NEW 8KN8A TION TO MK7AL PUBLIC Tlut Ilia Oregon Journal has un- ,irrtnVn to ,,Uce lh" "Ct itWllon A. I.. I.eavltt took occasion In an nblc letter, to thank tho Journalist forvlil Interest and to outline facts which liml not been brought out. HRU)K IN KLAMATH " James nishop and Miss Jennie Wardjwcre quietly married hero by Justice B. W. Qowon at two o'clock yesterday altcrncon. A beautiful array of cut flowers irom i-awornia rrienas were sent to Kraco me cereraonya VVKn llAKK KXCVIWION TAKKH PLACE TOMORROW An excursion will be run to Rocky Point and Eagle nidge July Fourth on the steamers Spray and Oaklaad The bonis will leave the Upper Lake landing nt eight o'clock a. m spend the middle hours of the day at these II. ...! . J - U .. beautV'ul roiorts and reach nome at about eight In the evening. ITALIANS VICTORIOUS Wflililti-lrn Julv S. An official Rome dispatch bag reported tho re- pulse yesterday of a strong Austrian attack on the newly won Austrian i positions at Mont Val Bella and Col Del Ilosso and Coldechole. Washington died here early today, Both houses of congress adjourned for tho day Jin bis honor. MAKE mm GHTER vmcr HAS JURV BRINGS VKRPIOT AGAINST WILLIAM HOLBROOK AND J. K. PADDACK AT TEN O'CLOCK THIH MORNING "Guilty of manslaughter," was the verdict brought In by the Jury this morning, following the attended trial of William Holbrook and J. B. Pad dock for tan mnrder of O, T. Me Kendree at Dry Prairie April 18. Aa was the esse during the trial, the city hall was peeked by Inter erted spectators to hear the decision, of the twelve man who have listened to the, testimony and arguments on Mh'THw4lEJhtrtr1n1WJWrr 17. n arguments for both aides were completed last night and tho Jury wa charged by Judge D. V. Kuykendall at ten o'clock. Masterly addresses were made thru out the diy yesterday kby the power- llll ail(irilV7 lln-i vu . .. w- the case.. Every particle of evidence tbat was Introduced. Indicated or hinted at during the1 testimony of the weeks past, was shredded, 1i- sected ana anaiysea oy ne - minded exponents of the law. While the quips which passed between the counsel wore not Infrequent, there was a clean atmosphere of sports msnshlp displayed which Is not al ways evidenced la court proceeding. Xn, renalty attached to tho crime of ,nt-,,.iaughter la an Indeterminate, Urm of froB , l0 tR yaara the , penetenllary. and n fine of 15,000. Tha andante were given until , ft.,lock r.,d.y ....moon to file . mailon ,OT . Bew trial. r ATTENDS INDUSTRIAL CLUB CONVENTION P. W. Sexton has returned from Corvallls, where ho attended a meet ing of the county and state leaders for tho school Industrial elub work. Rnd WBer- naw ptM for .the coming jyear -sr9 WOrked out. Leaders In tDe wor. f-0 Waablaatoa. D. O.. - wara nt sad ssavo leeturaa which will bo of groat help to tho Oregon enthusiasts. Rimer Holcora, who won the first J prise in handicraft In the Industrlay dub work In Klamath county this ". w ' ' to this meeting "" oxenses aid, as tho prise awarded RED CROSS MESSAGES DELIVERED TOMORROW London, July 3. Messages of er soaai greeting) from President Wll- haon, will bo delivered tomorrow by tho, Rod Cross, , to overy AmorUm soldier In tho) hootUU In I island i y FMNWAL APPRAUUCR Bf PBXTTBD S. A. SinfoN, (Hortl apwaUor, U expected lor within taonoxt diy or two. Ho (Willi visit securities of fered In coanotlon with loans thru out tho county. Those applied for thru tho Klamath Falls association amount t approximately H8.800. been returned SUBSTANTIAL GAINS WWMMMMMWWMWMWMWMWMWMWWWWW FRSTFREIGHT OVER STRAHORN UNEiSHAULEO PLAT CAR LOADS. OF LUMBER PROM HAW MILL1 AT SWAN LAKE BROUGHT IN OVKR MUN- ICIPAL UNK SATURDAY Promptly after -filing of the first tsrlff of tho KlamathfPalla railroad with tho Interstate commerce com mission and tho state railroad com mission tbo first two carloads of freight were loaded at Olene nnd brought In to the city Saturday for delivery at the Chelsea Dos factory, This being an Incident of historical T know that the lumber was hauled by De Armand and Weiton from their mill at Swan Lake, about eight miles from the temporary terminal at Olene, and there loaded on the first equipment built for the road, flat cars Nos. 301 snd 304. Locomothe No. 1 was on this occasion driven by , E Dond( Mr, atrahorn'a secretary, and .red oy aui Klttrera. They 'juetty feel proud of the honor of of- . ic ,. . .nd of tne lnin ihot. showing the loading of lumber. Whllo not particularly anxious to break Into construction routine for any revenue, Involved, Mr. Strahorn has responded to all overtures for service where It will assist In devel opment or help anyone get produce to market. Along thh line the lum bermen and formers hnvo beon given every assistance and very reasonable rates, so thst tho upbuilding and In fluence of the lino Is already very noticeable. RHOWVBOUND over to NEXT GRAND JURY Harry tlrown, who was given an examination yesterday In the Justice court, charged with a statutory of fense against the person or Lillian Trimble, a young girl residing In the Worden district, was bound over to await the action of the grand Jury with bonds placed at 1 1 000. DUTCH CABINET RESIGNS Rotterdam, July, 3. Tho Dutch cabinet will place the resignation cf IIh members In tho hands' of Queen Wllhelmlna tomorrow, It Is reported. ABSTRACT COMPANY JMOVES The Klamath Abstract company la now Installed In It, new quarters 'on Fourth street adjacent to tho Hotel Hall.' RELIEF CORPS IN PARADE All Roltof Corps members having cars aro requested to participate iu tho parade tomorrow morning .'V ANNOUNCEMENT Al leading stores will bo closed, tomorrow after II o'clock. The post office Is to be open only from 8 to 9 In tho morning. COUNTY FAJJ S TO MEET WAR RETURNS SO FAR IN LEAVE DEP. IC1T OK OVER $100,000 MANY PRECINCTS YET TO REPORT WILL BRING TOTAL UP SOME The totsl pledgo returns from the big War Savings Stamp drhe Just concluded aggregated $133,880, with 33 precincts yet to bear from, accord ing to the figures received at Arthur Wilson's office to date. The quota for the county Is 1138,000, leaving a deficit of $104,120. The Industrial plants have, with' but a nu ooU. city and cou- ty precincts have fallen sadly behind the mark. John Cackn and wife of Shasta View and John Pitt of Yalnax have been added to the Limit club. Following Is the Itemised repert: Total number of precincts In Kla math Falls, Industrial plants (and county school districts In 77. , Re ports have, been received from 44, leaving to hear from, 33. Quota for county, 1238.000.00. Fcllowlng are practically complete nt 6 p. m., Wednesday, July S. Klamath Falls. Quota Precinct 1 . . $16500.00 Reported $11315.00 7300.00 11745.00 6235.00 6595 00 13780!00 4130.00 2910.00 1875.00 Precinct 2 . Precinct 3 . Precinct 5 . Precinct 8 . Precinct 7 . Precinct 8 . Precinct 9 . Precinct 10 8200.00 30050'00 16000.00 11800.00 19100.00 3700.00 5800.00 1150.00 STAMP QUOTA $102300.00 $65485.00 Industrial plant Klam. Mfg Co ....$ 70.-.0 $8160 Lamm's Mill & Camp 2000 295ft Ackley Bros, 750 825 Ewnunn Box 3000 3660 Big Lakes Box 1600 1735 Chelsea Box 1600 3220 $16000 $19950 School Districts Bonansn 2 Topsy Grade .... 3 Olene 4 Gale's 0 l'npcr I.angoll . . 10 Pine Grove .... 11 HHdobrand 13 Lower I.angoll ..14 Plevna , . 15 Lower Poe .... 16 Worden 19 $1800 $2545 450 1255 .1700 1860 3000 2465 800 810 2350 1955 1800 1905 700 500 1300 4465 R.00 805 600 27C 100 480 700 795 500 1265 800 1235 1400 1635 300 2800 9300 10650 1000 1370 600 625 2000 3735 1800 2038 800 855 . 600 1065 800 275 1850 1950 800 970 500 470 1700 i3285 Upper Poe 20 Odessa 21 Lower Swan ... 23 Spring Lake ... 25 Orlndale W Klnm. Agency . . 27 Merrill 28 Summers' . . . . . 31 White Lake ..,. 33 Shasta View ... 35 Henley 36 Midland 37 Upper Swan . . . 39 Dodd Hollow ... 40 Mt. Lakl 41 Bryant Mt. .... 45 Vinson . , 48 Llbbey , 49 Totals .,..,. ... $41450 $48535 $i6Q750 $133880 Total tor County. HAWSEASON UNDER WAY tmnivAiiEYLint buinb BIG CROPS ARK ASSURED IN IR- niGATED Alfalfa section hay SELLING FOR TWENtV DOLLARS PER TON The ranchers la the southeastern part of the county aie commencing to cut their first crop of alfalfa, ac cording to W, C. DaHon. one of ths tartest, stockmen In Southern Oro ?on. who came In yesterday afternoon from his ranch beyond Malta. Dalton deJjfsf that tho warm weather thVnont tho month of Jaao brought up -the-alfalfa with a' rash ar ihatnhoTTetntmranr sen$war f ; oxpected June frost was abeeat this ycur. The Irrigated districts will bar vrnt a large crop, according to all pretent Indications. ' Hay Is already quoted at $30 per ton, and at this figure many' of the ranchers will raise enough this sea son to nay for their farms. One man told his land a few daya ago for $110 per acre and reserved the crop. Th I'irid, which was opened for horicf-tend entry by the U. 8. reclam. alien cervice last year, la producing splendidly, according to reports. WAR STAMP MEETING AT FORT SATURDAY A very Interesting War Stamp meeting Is reported to have been held at Fort Klamath Saturday evening by tbove who were present. Tho gathering was held at the Nicholson ranch near town. A large bonfire was built In the big grove surrounding the house and splendid short talks were made by Rev. Lowd her, of Reno, Ner., and Mrs. Jennlo Komp. representing the food admin istration. LINE OF MARCH FOR DIG PARADE 4ic,a t0 the winning of tho war. ,t ihnn who urn Imnntfont will rc Starting promptly at 10 flect and apprecinte that work Is o'clock from Spring and Mala costing many thousand dollars more rtreets, the parade will march tna T gct from tno clty for ione , en Main to Third, and from 4jnn(i nnt this money must come out Third (o Klamath, then south 4(0f ray wn pocket, they will have a on Klamath to Second, then to beuer Idea of the difficulties or my Main and thence to Seventh St. , position, and n better measure of my All participants are requested determlnatlon ,0 wori out tho whole to be at the starting point project as originally planuod nt the promptly nt 9:30, as other at- ! earliest moment. tractions are scheduled to fol low Immediately after the par ade. e4e4ee44eee44444 Bolsheviki Ousted At Russian Port Whl4tH .lul A Awl Am that there waa,. fighting U which some Red Guards were killed when e sjesaitfwsstB ' w a u the Csecho-Slovak forces ousted theltrans-8lbern raUroad, v MIINIPIPAI .,; RAILROAD INSPECT BUILDER HERB TO WORK MSAPPOfNT. ED AT LABOR SHORTAGE BUT PLEASED WITH PROGRESS . f .l WTT e4g"e- ir PEOPLE OUTSIDE SURPRISED HB IS ABLE TO GO AHEAD AT ALL UNDER EXISTING WAR CONDI- TIONtj HAS CONFIDENCE Mr. Strahorn, who Is here looking after bis railroad construction, de voted all day Monday to going over the line between here and Dairy with Chief Engineer Bogue. As Is the Strahorn habit, they walked ever practically all of tbo unfinished section and upon which work has beon progressing since his' last visit. While much disappointed at the slow progress on account of labor shortage and other troubles, he Is dellghtedt with the manner In which the work Is belng'done. "I am frequently asked here about rush ing the work beyond Dairy," he re marked, "whlch'jkmylnces me that very few have any conception of our troubles In getting the line even as far as Dairy, under the present dl-. couraglng conditions." "On the outside everybody ex pressed surprise that we aro going ahead at all, considering the great ly Increased cost of everything, tho almost Impossible labor situation and the discouragement by tho govern ment and bankera of overy kind of development work, not absolutely c- "While going over this work with Mr. Bogue, tho thought comes Re (Continued on page 4) viTtnfkAvlWl Jt VUdlVaVUrAaT A!i ON AGAINST A HANDICAP iwwHNiwvts 1 i" - . n,i- daya ago. taking complete poweeaem jJd I of the Dort. another terminal of the! S' SI - . m &r m I v 4. 4 .V ..M