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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1918)
tj? digtttttQ Bgralft OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF KLAMATH COUNTY OFFICIAL. NEWSPAPER OF KLAMATH FALLS Thirteenth Yenr No. 3,500 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1918 Price, 5 cents HUN GOVERNMENT FACES CRISIS UIIICnN flDDflCIMP. IKING WARSHIPS tWWWWMWVWWWyWWWWMWMMW AAAAAAAAMMMAMAA UPPER LANGELL KLHH ILL VALLEY TO GET : FALL 001 1 ITER ON Hi ANNUAL BAD ROAD ON RESERVATION MEL GOODS FOR DRUE TO BE FIXER I L K HK M LN , use here BRITISH TO m;VM rAVlum,i: VUTK 'AHT AMOCXT .NOW IN HAM) l.lTTI.i: (JITIUAI. FROM IM.IAM.F.PAHT. VIOI..VIORS OK MOTOR LAW ARK GERMANS DENY ADDRESSING NOTES EXCLUSIVE- at i:i.i:ition hati-iiiiay i.m mem: than ham- or qiwa. .mi:nt from asiiicwx ijroioi.t to justice koi, LY TO AMERICA AFTER WARNING SAR- ati:s that iiiiihiatiox win' htati: at miujkis ihioitimj' visits, indicates timt f.f-' uhaixg arrests ust nioht. rAQTirPPFmMMFNTSAPPPAR ' '. I.AROi: TRAIT IS .MMIM3NT I'AK I'lMWI KAI'IMXHIO.NS ' IMII.s MA V UK lAI'WI I'll .'U3AD GlllTV A.M. PAY FIXES I PRESIDENT SAYS BIG TASK OF FEEDING HUNGRY LIBERATED NATIONS IS ABOUT COM PLETEDHOOVER IN CHARGE My overw I....I..R n.Jorll of, Great .!.,..bl . ..... fell anl- That a very 8rcat ln,..ry erne ut Charle A Oro th. George sm,th 7 to , II... residents of Upper Un- I..B Klamath County meeting her' ,,a, be mid. In the road, on tl - "" M "T t rrll Vnlli.) voted In ..vor of trra.- quota In the Had Cross membership! Klamath Indian Reservation n-rth ef breaker, of the liquor ordinance to Mil hJ "-ii " "r "' ' . . . I. ,.., nf,,i,ltfrorar. M be apprehended and fined by the local hit: an Irr Kill Ion iliwr.ci ior 1.10 wn- cumpuiKii mm unm " i .-- "rl K of ' W 00.. at., of land tho.a who are handling the drive. l- Shlpe of the Indian Department at officers. Their arrests were accom .U.U ?..'...,.. ......,: ..... ..... ,u a..,,.,, i. i,..i,n. Its oun V..Khlnnon. who has bc-t. In -on- pllshed last night thru the efforts of irillll lilt llC.ir I.1IM- irnriiwii, - tuw w.tn ..!-. r - -t GO ACROSS DUTCH LAND (By Associated Prcaa) PARIS, Dec. 2!. The Kbert government at Berlin is residents ti.o original ur,lj nkoly. compared with otner sections i TI.Ik Ik ii loiif, step forward In the 'of the state. An Increase of il.uou reclamation of a great fertile tract from all sources Is reported since Sat whlch was I.Kluded In the original unlay, which brings the total up to r.ilted Slates rrcliunatloti project, j $2,592. Just about half of the mark ,.i..r r..l..u,.,l ..ii notltlon of llie'orlglnnllv set A number of outside . i .. . frw.nce with Suiierlntcnden' W '. the sheriffs offlce and the local po- West. Is Indicated b those who ae lice force. In clow; touch with the sanation Groth. who is reported to be the It was pointed out to J H Norrls local train peanut merchant, was sus- durlng his brief residence here T) pected by the officers, who hid near J W Slemans, who represents the the train until mldn.gni last n.gni, KXOIiAM.S IXTK.XTIOV TO Mill" SUPPLIES TO ARMY OK OCC.U. I'ATiox hv wav or .sciii:i.trr KIVKIl TO HOI.ia.M.. cost f the 'original!) set numuer 01 uuuiuu ...c.....-, -. - - ... , . price! districts vlll yet report, and todays! .Vo.thwest Tou.W Asotlailon. that and were rewarded by seeing hira tto minority merata? of the cblncl. Political .ircte in 1 Z!: "r.-ZZJ"ZZZ Ucrmany arc aniiaieu oy mu minor mai uenerai urouur,. , ,,, for ,0 waturi ,, providing chairman w.iton declares mat m . ...e iu . .. .. - ---- -- - --"" - 50 d ".U ..' I.l I ...Imwln-IT l,no tli.-..li.iii.fl in Hni'o IWliii ,"..,. ....,.. .1 u M. LcrU every Instance the outside dh-.h Impossible to get thru, that the Bhen a choice of a fine of $150 and i.l.nl..h I trie.. h. oversubscribed their d...r,c, lost large numbers of Us tors co,,. It was with a view of accepting the quotas( while Klamath Falls l,as o w,u.u . - " f ,. e ,Vi. T . .... ..,.,.. i n.i. .ni.n..,u ...i nnd that theio was little use or tne costs. fr tYIIU ailltttlltu Ullllbliuuiii, ,i..j . v.. ....... v, ..... with the troops that remained faithful, if oorder 1$ not re cutablishcd shortly. PARIS, Dee. 2!. President Wilson considers the most pressing problem, that of supplying food to the starving Bionics of the liberated countries, is now nearly solved, crbcrt Hoover will be chiefly in charge of this work. BERLIN, Dec. 23. The Berlin government officially de nies the fact that it continued to address notes exclusively to the United States after being warned to send them simultaneously to an me nosuic ucngerema. mv vu. waerts, in commenting on me suuauon, wiy. ncss of this charge is incomprencnHive. "It is inconceivable that the United States goes so far as to expect that the people wno are ciuimy hhiocl-hl u. juu i. !1t A...... ll. ,.:.. ....... ..n.ini'iiiiinll Ml1 HI'MW'I Ollintll nnw offer that the moe now .1,1111.01 uway uemuu im.- " -. undertaken, nnd after several at- girls on the street Saturday did very tempts to get w titer from prlvato cuectne worKunugiiiB m "o nourres luivu fallen thru. 1 Following was the tuUi cast for the directors of the new district, the first three being selected W I) Cuinp bell 1, A Ii dale 40. II C. Tlelinor 37. William Sd.eble 17. II. C Cowley 1 1, ami Merle Kllgoro 13 Ah booii us Mr Tlelinor, who Is i'Tl. l,..i.ol now lsltl.iK In Ohio, returns, the or- 1 111: inn o;' gtiuuntlou will oe enecteu, 11 suruy or secured and 11 sure) for the ditch made The board proposes to work wllli .1 view of gnttlng the water on ' :il ..!. !,!.. i.a.e .meniMinwi.il !.nrl iTttwl flllictlv the land nl the earliest possible mo Ilg WW', ..! MIIV . .- bw.v ,-" . np TlR liim M acnr Inko ,g a,. into a corner and expire. ir01l)ly lMH,u,u.,i .....i ti.u water avail- WASHINGTON D C Dec. 2!. It may be authori- ai.in i.y a gravity now as so.... as u. tivclf stated that the President will oppose in the most,"nni 0,,,,,. direct fashion, all proposals to sink warships surrendered ANYin- hv prinnnv. - SAILOR BOY ANXlUUa ' 1 ! .. nr-i CPU rtl r CDlTMnC OltlXJON tAsKAl.TV l.lsT IOI. . 1 MMV. Kllleil In Aitlo.t l'vt Aubre) I' Jones, Salem I'vt Kriiest J Moe.ikhoiise, (Irni.di). I'vt Alfred Chrlsleniien, l.enls Winn. lied. ilegui iiiulcle. mined Corp Allied II l.enei. Irving I'. Iv ale linger 1' Anileison, I'lorente Limit Julius (' Moielunil. ritln: I'vt l.ove A Coil. ad. .Sprlligflcli' Sudmoud HiiKomv. Astoil. I.e.. O Wiilkei Ashland Died of I.NeiiMi U'llf.ed King. Hod lUve. MNslin; In Aitlo.t Paul II Kiihl. Portland Wounded Seve.rly Cnieuie P Fay. McMlnnuvllle URGE RAIUCH M WORDEN IS SOLD HERE I'vt I'vt I'vt I'vt A realty li.nl wiih compleiml l.eio HiitunlHy nflernoon l which C J McCulltini purchiised five hnndied nnd forty orii'i In llio Wordei. ills trlct from Mis W O Smith of Hits city. A portion of Uu l"'l ' hwmuii land which lias been partially iiikiui The new nvvi.nr owns pro,.e.., jolnlnx nnd ..Inns ... reclaim a largo 13H....H... b. rUl. trnct. Ho Is given Immmllali. .os- ' TlllamooK l.leiatlou of the " "" " . ... ., I I'll .....ii nmwiiii ointii.ii. Se.g Kdwaid lla.dv, Pi.illand Wounded Sllgl.ll.v. Niiliun Hull, son of William Hall l.a of the Gun Store expects to be homo within Hie next th.ee months, nccord i Ing to a letter Just received by his father and ho will be mighty glad l to get he.e He w.ltes that out of itvvo bundled c.ses of the fnfluenia I on his ship, six died Nelson de scribes a slot ... which stunk his ship Bluntly after leaving the United Slates, which lasted for th.eo diisj nnd nights. Judging from tho time. of his letter, this storm will be an eplnnl. which will linger lo.m In the mo.no. y of tho jou.ig sailor. Ho expects to ilslt tho lllack Sea before letmnlng to the United States niuoilon. Till) roilHliI deal wih not inuilo public SURPRISE PARTY FOR RED CROSS WORKERS Se.g Jer.y Prison, Itnlnler, ().. I'vt. Horace II. Ullchle. CoiviiIIIk. Clianffeiff. The.. Justeseii, Kent. I'M Geo A. ngoit, Pol Hand I'vt lllll Collins, Poitland. I'vt. Andiew Ami.chor, I'oitl'inl. I'vt Olio A. Ulcget. Portland. FORMER CITY GIRL DIES IN OKLAHOMA TJX RATE FOR '. STATE EXCEEDS ! THREE MILLS SAI.KM. Dec 23 -The stato tax, commission has now completed the slato tax lev for 1910 which will produce $3,021,402. the maximum1 amount that can ho raised under the I fi per cent tax llinltitlon law- The average state tax mlllage rate will bo 3 06 mills In addition to tho amount which will bu ralbcd b.v direct tux next e.r the Htato will have estimated re ceipts from foes and other sourciM In tho Bum of $S10,r.20 which will make a total fund available for use next jeor of $3, S31.922 The total request for fi.nds, ex clusive of requests for nev 'j.illd- ings and unusual Improvements, .is submitted In the stute budget. :tp piovlmutes $s.447,9S0 for the next two jenrs. Ono hnlf of that equals $4,223,990. which Is $392,0CS In ex cess of funds which will be avail able to meet state oxpendituioa- Hovvever. total budget requests havo never been allowed by the legis lature nnd there Is no reason to be lieve other than these requests will be Rrr-ntl) ti limned by tho foithcom Ing scm-Iou of lawmakers and that the.e was little use of the costs. County building Improved hlgliwajs now being planned when one of the main links was allowed to remain In the past Mr Norrls apparent- got bus because Mr Shlpe appear ed, shortly afterward and found the f new- Superintendent anxious to co- joierate It Is Intimated that an ap-i proprlatlon of twenty-five thousand .dollars, will ue asKe.i oi me cieiwri. vo EGKHARDT KX-KA1SKKS CIIKISTOIAS KKSTIVl TIKS I'KOMISK TO l!K A OIJliAT lK.Ii LIKE "SXIAItTY'S I'AKTY. Illlili TO I'HKACH SKltMO.V. RECALLED THRU ment for this work I BOOTLEGGER 0. S. REQUEST SENTENCED BRUSSELS, Dec. 23. It has been reported here that 'Hol.land has been Informed by Great Britain of her in tenUon"'iosendupplles tdlHe Brit ish army of occupation in Gsr.iihny by way of the Itlver Scheldt and Dutch Limberg. ON SATURDAY Sad novvH of tho death of Mrs. Max McCull at llildgeix'tl, Oklahoma on Dei ember 9th was received this inoin. lug by Mis W. A. lleUoll. Mih MeCnll will he best remember ed he.e as Miss Mnrjoiy Selle.s. who vvts lubtiuelor of mathematics In tho High (.School for A HiirprlKU was given the Saturday Tlfil (!rosH woikorH by Mm U 1lrt In form of a iIoII.Ii.uh lunclieim In ... ..... t...u ..... i.u.v iwlvnrtlscid WHICH me i '"" ' l ,, iii-ii wiiiipc their nerving nl.lllty and rhof. , HAItlll.K S III I . . The workorH worn. meH.laincs, Povv. Wisi. i.ii.m.ii nil. Weedon, Mi.gee, Otey. He I iimi 8,ou flf ,,,,,. wmk llcr0i Hll0 mBrtleil the Misses Tor.oy. CI...H....... .ou.ei. ,""" ; yMl (fmn HinUMr. M.Call who was then County I,... Coiad nn.l Jacob"' " " h .nir,tms i.y hanKlng Agriculturist. Her death wn8 duo to uvrvj; -rvKK " '" tl.lrVHhopH. Theyoio going tho Influoiuu with complications. nKTKhX TAKh . .losslhln and glvol i,...'ir. " - , ... ,.,., uv L-iitveifirn ..i oi Mini. .1 K.iniu'n iii Hiun incur no i f.o ....-.--- tun m mp i A fine of $200 oi $100 dolla.s and five .lavs in Jail, was the sentence imposed upon John Itodugues late I Saturday l Justice N J Chapman for impoitlug liquor into Klamath I Countv Till was the rerontl olten-e of the kind within the week for the. ilote.ident who wn i aught bringing in'tlie booze siibnieiged in celery, con cealed in hi shoes and other pnitt. of hls clothing The culprit was unauie to speak llnglltdi and Ilex Bold and Joe Joseph wete emplojed as Inter-pieteis 1 WASHINGTON. I). C . Dec. 2J. Ambassador Fletcher at Mexico City. I has advised the state department 'tiint the government organ. El puhIiIo. has denied that Von Eck har.lt has been recalled by Germany. Other Mexican newspapers say that his mission has been terminated, but that he has not decided us to leav ing the country. An iftdirect warning from the American government was responsi ble for the decision of the German authorities to dispense with the no torious miulster, Von Eckhardt, at Mexico City i A hint was given oi ins uiiuesuu- blllty officially, and it is officially learned that the state department has been advised of his recall. ZURICH, Dec 23.-Von tllr.den burg, according to reports, from Ger many, has concentrated a lnrsc force of soldiers In Posen, which Js in 'Jer man Poland. Polish troops recentb invaded ibis territory after Poland claimed it as a part of New Poland. LONDON, Dec. 23. William Ho henzollern has arranged n Chrlstm.s rplBhrnHon for lilmoelf cifter the tra ditional German st J le' as fur 'as pos sible. There are to be elaborate re ligious ceremonies on Christmas' Eve. Mr Hohenzollern will deliver the sermon himself. M.nny who were asked to ay end have refused so tho audience will consist of Count Von Bcntinck and the family, the Emper o.s suite nnd the servants KKTl'HNS I'HOM SACKAMHXTO MILLION IS GRANTED FOR STATE HARBORS WASHINGTON, D C, Dec 23 Miss Annie Applognle ,a teacher in the Sacramento public schools, re turned from that point last night, us the schools there havo been closed Indefinitely on account of tho Inllu enza. A card from her brother, Oliver C. Applegnto, who has been stationed at Fortress Monroe, In Vir ginia, states that ho has arrived at Klamath Comity High iscnooi 101 - ... . Hn Francl8C(, and th. co erH. Sim had a host of warm I M& ,,.,. lU un ..l I. I.. Il.ln nr.,, .111.1. tv i in W.I.I irieiius in nun VUI..I...II.I.J o,u. ilntn mourn her luieilng. At tho tonclu- n' ,m,u- TKACHIIIW A total of flftcon tenchorH pnillel pitcd In the teachers culmination which woio coinplele.l at the Klam ath County HlKb School Haturilny stocking.! full Any one who Is fl gin Ing on n nhnvo oi n hair cut to round mil his holiday nttlro, should bo Biiro to gut It by ton o'clock on TO SIMJXIl THK IIOl.m.VYS. Ill", l"' - -- . . . ll I...IIH III It. m . nix uiiivnn it vn iih i int Hiiuim n mi m Piosocutlng Attorney William M, Dunrun nnd Mis. Duncan me eitoncl Ing tho liolldiiys with frionds In San Fi nnclsco. FRANCE'S SACRIFICE MILLION AND HALF PARIS, Dec, 23, French soldlors to tho number of 1,400,000 were killed, during tho war, nrcordlug to a stnteinent by tho socialist deputy, l.ucln Vollln, In the chamber of dut ies during an Interpellation of the government on demobilization. STRONG MOVE MADE FOR DRY WYOMING NEW FLU CASES REPORTED TODAY The following persons are quann- tlned at their homes with the inili' .. . ............ i.i.i.i ,-.. I en'.i according co iciuuy uicsi .--po.t W. A. Delzell, Crescent ave nue, Mrs F W Smith, 129 Vain street, William Thomas and fainil). Tim .iveis and ha. bins lomml'tee, .Mcrnn . . ... has decided on thiee new n.ojeet fori Ink S Samperre was nrpugn . . .... ...... ! fm.ii Shlnnlncton to me ioi.iciuii. ,,....,,,11 ,,, ,, nil, ,, iiilii ttiiaii'.'.....!-- -- uiv-.'i. ... .- -" Saturday as follows Coos B.i.v, 22 foot Innei ihanne!. $130,000, Ynqulna B.i. S100.000; Coqullle bar and entiance. $01,000 The committee also voted the full amounts asked for the m.ilnteimiK-e of Oiegon p.ojects lompltitcvl :ii follows Columbia liver bar. $1.10.000; Co lumbln and Wllllamette livers below Poitlund and Vancouver, 124.000; Coos Bay bar nnd entianie. $"' 00"; Willlamotte, abovo Poitl-in.l ?2i,uno, Clatsknnlo river, $2000. 1 tit total for Oregon v oik durlnii the next fiscal year Is iOr.l.nOO. . hospital Saturday night. . m HACK KHOM S.liKl. HAHY HOY AltltlVrS. A baby boy was boin this moiulng to Mr. and Mis. Broulllurd at tho Pelican Buy Saw mill. Dr George Wright was In nttonilanie. Attorney Wilson S. Wiley has re- turned fiom Salem, wheie he appear ed befo.e the Supreme Court re presenting S. 13. Martin in a civil tic tlon. RI3ITRNS FROM PORTLAND. CHEYENNE. Wvo Dec ,23 In the hope of hastening the advent of prohibition In Wvomtns. petitions are being circulated in many roi.ntle of the state which are aJdrcno.' to the boards of county rommHsloneis tnd which ask that these boe'rds re fust to grant any licenses 'oi the sUe of liquor during 1919 Tho recentlv adopted constitutional nn.eudnuir xv 111 make Wvoming "d.-y" on Janu m 1, 1920 and the backers of the letltlons point to the fact tral t.iu umendnunt can led bv i votu ot; Utrca tc one, as pioof that a largj nujorltv o the people of the stato deSlr pro hibition and will ayiirov. le.i tn wmd that end during the Into'.venl.t',' year. At the forthcoming soss'on of tho rtnte IrgUlatme prohibition vvmlio's will aUo .(!' to hnvo t law- jwBie.l vtblch will rcslri't or pio'illi"'. ent!.-e-U tho sale of liquor pending tho time tiint tho constitutional amtmluiont 3if. nmes effectlvo Will Baldwin of tho llaldwlji Hard vvaio Company has returned from a weeks business visit to Portland. He repoits a successful trip. IX FROM I.OREM.A W. I), Campbell camo In jestordny fiom l.orella bilnglng his father and mother, Mr and Mrs David Cumpbell who havo been there for a short visit. RKIURXri tor win:it Mrs Louis Gorbor has returned for the wlntor from tho Gorl.cr stock raucli In Horsefly Valley. DOWN WITH 1NFLVI3NZA Mrs. Seldon K. Oslo and her daughter Miss Bcsslq are reported to bo recent victims of the Influenza. 2ZtXS2 " S-.... .,,. . .,w. M