OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OF KLAMATH COUNTY
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OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OF KLAMATH FALLS
Thirteenth Ycnr No. 3,502
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2(, 1918
Price, 5 cents
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FIEUTEDS FROM jyj
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set man
IIOMI. i:ilIN. IS .SOI, I. MMI It lirj.KHHU'MI.MNOr MMiS. 1AM. FLU CASKS (IP IMsl sl
MUTINOUS SAILORS CAUSING TROUBLE EBERT in nor smhm.s i tins.
BLAMED FOR PREDICAMENT IN WHICH . ceui.i: li:au: urn iionm-
GOVERNMENT IS NOW PLACED i MOON ,N ,,,,: M" "'
lllllt, AM) AM. KIM or I.IVF.
STOCK COME I.N I'llOM CHII.O-
oj'i i.n n: months.
Sill.!.
m:i:i:t in r m:i.ii: i:i in.r
ii'ii i if i:it sriti.M) or i.i'idi.m-
H" AN NOW III. "III.CM:i.
(. VLLWI" KIOIMENT or AKTIL-
i.r.ni, in which hi:i:it.ii m
ml uens aiii: kni.isti'.k n.i.
I i:i:.rn ni: iokk soon.
REPUBLICAN GUARDS FAIL TO TAKE ROYAL STA
BLES, WHERE MUTINEERS HOLD FORTH.
HUNDREDS KILLED ON STREETS
(By Associated Press).
BERLIN, Doc. 20. Political lenders are riteposuri to be
lieve that the Kbert-HuKse government is no longer intact,
as a result of revolts and riot here Tuesday.
The independent .socialists hold Ebeit responsible for
the predicament into which the government is now forced.
ihey declare their lepresemauves weie nut .iw.ue mac. uc
cnllud on the Potsdam troops to oppose the sailors and to
watch the armed forces.
LONDON, Dec. 20. The Alexander and Franzcr regi
ments have openly come out with the revolting sailors at
Deilin. It is predicted that the entire Berlin garrison will
support them, leaving the government without troops, ac
cording to advices ai liornn . nnsuiuis ihbiu.
BERLIN, Dec. 2(5 The editorial rooms and plant of the
Vorwaerts has been .seized by a member of the Spartacus
group.
BERLIN, Dec. 20. Later It is announced by the Spar
tacus group that Dr. Leibknecht and Ms associated social
ist leaders would proclaim the overthrow of the Ebeit gov
ernment today.
LONDON, Dec. 2(. Nearly a hundred persons were
killed in street lighting, which began in Berlin Tuesday,
according to reports reaching here by way of Copenhagen.
The republican guards tried several times to take the
royal stables and the headquaiters of the revolting sol
diers, but were repulsed.
LONDON, Dec. 2(5.--Mutinous sailors, who have been
holding out in the red palace at Berlin, have hoisted the
white flag and been allowed to leave under guard, accord
ing to Berlin advices, via Amsterdam. The government
troops now occupy the palace aim me iuyu sutuicvs.
, A putt) roiii.inii' was minimal' d
ClirlBlm.iH ! In tliii ninrrlJM" or
Miss Ailu Could ami Jnlii'M Fi.dei .it
I )! Iiuimi of Mr ami Mm I 'I P. l-
'ir on Alameda Avenu.i Tli (oro
mom unit i(r(oiiuc& t seven n't lot k
l llic Itevorond I! I Law. mm- i
the Prcsbjlerlan ciiurrh in the pros
1 inn' nf lhi Immediate .ulu'HiH and
fi ( mis Tlic young cmiil hail in-
'llmuiid their Intention of hi lug mar
1 r!n on Clirlstjnts morning to obdu'c
p-blldt) but ttmlr real iil.ui who
' ilUioxcroil anil lan." pail) of
'friends npptart'd Into In 'ho jvonliri
'to belli r( li-brntc Hip o'.oit Tlic
, I aii pair left on the Inn jesleul.i)
morning for Soiitlicrn .illf'ii.ili
It would take a train sevent) uiI1.h
PORTLAND, Dec 20 - The
WILL NOT
SIT IN AT
BIG MEET
G'.lli
n,.. Ik l mini) imrinh lnirrh
- . .. ...x. . . notlitofif ulitoli iitimhnrc min CiTS-
long figuring on cars of slxt) foot After tmore man two momo.ua " ' ,VeiUn t7ranK711 pribl'.iv be NKlllULSMA ADDKHS, CLAIMS
. . romparutlce InaLtlon. during which gon men In Hj ranks, win prjoi iv in.
length to luiul the live stock lumber ,,..,,., q.,lqh i this country before the first of the .r ..... , . ,.w wuirit
mid logs which have been brought In
from Clilloquln on the Klamath Ind
Inn lleservatlon In the last )oar
time the gently (leaded .Spanish In this country uuore me nrsi oi me.
Influenza bus held sway here, Klam- "ar. according to official report'. I
ath Palls again resumes its nort.nl The rompan) was lit the thick of tlw
.irln.it.llna Alilin tlmr nr n tow MCnUIIS lor I- w KVn I" u. i tw
II li.'HCr UllUll IU llll- mi. J "' t , Htll llll mill" iuvi C -
lording to information re.ehed from eases still In town I, U belleod y . of the rml.ce taB par.
l. ...(l.,,.hU.. !. 1.n fnrnn nf flirt 111 llti; lliaJUl n"" ...- ...---
Station Agent Johnson at that point ""-.-"'"""""'; ' , ,.,. bv Uie 6-.,h ,vas cited for
by Klamath Fall Agent S It Herr
to iiKi.i.K.i.ni;vr.s, which
imi hi: takpx cahi: oi nv
sI'l.CIAIi HOHV.
The shipments are Itemized as fol
lows 4774 cars of logs, 922 car
loads of lumber, 26S cars of feeder
cattle, 27d taw Beef cattle, 3 cais of
horses, one car of mules and one of
sheep Tho live stock has been slilp-
epidemic lias spent itself and that by the G'.th was cited for good work and
a careful quarantine of the IndliiJ- "ring and established a record for
ual casei it can be kept from spread wotlng the big guns.
In the future I T,le cotnl,a' entered the big fight
Since earh in October, all publ'c from Uouroy. France. They partlcl
niPetlnu. hool. mode theatre-. ' imted In the big offensive at St. Ml-
,...! i.nii. .,n.i fnr.loni of anv kln.1. , hlel. Later the were transferred to
sheep Tho live stock has been ...,- IJ - - , ' t"h. Ar.onne forest where they were
ped since Jul, first, and numbers T'I" V,"nlil Vl L , in the midst of terrible fighting At
1C.233 head.
wlure tlu will siidid tlifl - ho:u
i moon
Tlic brlilc li n daught jr of llenn
Could or Kcnni'lt. t'allfo nil Mio l.t
,wi known In tills rltj wbcrj slm I'.li
'Ik (li ciuplojed at loo and Com-
iftti and nt the I'dlian Ilij Lumber
Compain office
1 Mr Poster Is in the eniploj of tho
Siiiubirn I'adflc Compinv Iloth
psrMeslini a hot of friends In Kliini
nlh Palls who wish them eier Imp
pliifi In their future life
nnDTi iiun cuid
YARDS H0LD1NC
U.S. RECORD
in Nn.i.lrnhlp nnmliers. hto been '" ""- '"'"-" "." " "
strictly under the ban and the com Verdun they hid the distinction o
munli ha, been obliged to proceed rt the first foreign troops to enter the
half speed Ken with the preca-i- old town, and they fought side by
tlons taken the results hate been Mdo with the famous I.th French
fearful Fortx deaths l.aNe occurred torps of the 4th French army, under
and about ten times tl.sl number of command orfieneral Gourard.
persons hae suffered from the J Is.
ease. Business has suffered a Mum,! Klamath County is well represent,
from which it will take months to -e e(j n tliia. famous regiment. Paul Hil
cover The school children, who will toni Clarence Montgomery Elmer
nrobably resume their work carlv .Lawrence. Hen Mitchell. Edgar Mc
will bine a hard time to Cullom. ltobert Turner, Clifford
MXTHAUS Wll.l. IWUTIClP.m:
I.V rOKMI.NG i.kaepi: OP A
Tio.Nh. wii-so.ns aire novAii
iuci.nio i.v i:m;i,a.M).
PARIS, Dec, 20. Tho Allied re
presentatives hae decided that tho
neutral nations will not bo admitted
to the Peace Conference. It is re
ported that the neutrals mavaddrsss
claims to'the belligerent po.vers who
will refer them to a special body to
be created b the Conference.
The neutrals will participate in tho
formation of the League of Nations
RESTRICTIONS PLACED
ON MOVIE THEATERS
NINETY-FIRST
REGIMENT TO
REI
IHROi
I
HAU'M, Oi'C 2(1 'Iho soldiers of
tho HlHt roKlmonl nio not nlntud foi
ourl) inliini iKioidlug lo n lottor '
(loM'inor W'ltlijionibe fiom Malm
(Jiimiinl William II. JoIhihoii, coin-
iniindoi of Iho Didsloit
Ho said that tho '.MhI Iwul been k
leded us nno of thill) lomlint dll
sloiis ileslgnatcil to itminlii In Ftmico
for fuithiir liiilnliiK and possible nor
vlcn. Ho romminmiilril Iho Oregon mtu
for vnlnr In battlo n,i)liK thoy did not
l.osltalo to nllnck Iho boii of tho
I'liiHslan KiintdH
YANKEEBATTLESHIPS
REVIEWED BY DANIELS
NnV YOIIK, Ooc 2fi -l."ad bj
tho Hiipor dioadiiatiglit Arl.nUi tt'it
rrcat biiUloslilpB Hlcnmod In lodow
luifou' Hccrutiiiy DiiiiU'Im hum to lav.
Hiindri'dH of thoiiBamls of speita
toiM llnud Uio nlioioH of tho liaiUw.
r i
FIRE DAMAGES NINTH i
STREET HOME TODAY,
Pirn broke out this morning at tho
resident o of V. I l.iwicnco at .I2'
Nlulh Stioet Two llltlo chllilii'it
wine In bed at the limn the blaze was
stalled, but lhu were seoiiied and
most of the uiluiblos lukeii out I he
liisldii of Iho bouse was damaged lo
kiiiiiii cMont but Iho loss Is not mil
mis
Plans of amusement opened to tho
public under following regulat'ous
1 A gn.ii to bo placed at each
placi of i mini li nt at tho oxpent.) ( f
'he man ic'ini'llt b the clt lu..i 1 of
health, to seo that no person Is sneez
ing, loughlug or expectorating, and to
see that all persons, are seated to
mold (row ding
2 - Persons Micelug, roughing or
nxpodoratlng to bo sont homo and In
stituted to lslt their fainll phl
dun next morning, who will report
mi their condition to Mrs llogardus,
assistant city health olllcer, at tho
city lull It will bo necessary for
those persons to show a clear bill of
lit tilth from it phjBlrltut or to remain
In Isolation
.1 -Theaters and phues of public
gathering must bo well heated, com
fortably enttlated and freu from
draughts
4 These regulations to bo in forto
tho unstring ten das Hoard of
Health, Warren Hunt, C H O
YniilArr L h
I 1 II I C Lm Lw V-J III r.s
, PLANS FfflT
ACROSS OB
LOCAL hoy niiiriisor
, AHMISIICI: CI'.LPHHVIION.
Tho woii of Mr 'iind Mrs It II
Dunlm , oei the dioi)ubouls of
llirll son Pied In Pianco, has been
lolloioil lis Iho loulpt of foul lottois,
whldi tin hod at otiie No nows had
been loielvcd for a long (lino w lilt li
rait hud imhpuiI his piicntB no little
nnxlnt)
Pied wioto Hint ho was III Paris' Iho
night or the nimlsllco lolobintlon aul
thnl It was an oonl which will lonit
bo reini'iuboicd
OHHCON CASl'ALTY LIST TODAY
Wounded Sewieh
I'lhato han II, Yales, Hanks.
Wotimlcil, Hegrec Pnilcti-i mined
l.leutenimt Mortimer P Cook, Port
land Wounded Sllglitl)
Prhato lleo Schiewo, Portland.
HssiiK In Adiou
I'lhntL John C Nlelson.'Tlllninook.
next month
catch up and complete the reguU
v ork assigned
POItrLA.ND. Or Uec 2 A I Following are tl,n new e. re
check on the statements and flares', porter toda b the nuthoiitio". h
o t ,(, HKludion of the ar.os wood '.l,W Mill, Xddl.lo Pbll M-jch n
and steel lards on the Pacific (oas, b.cher and wire M. All.o Ilaldw-n
re eals the fait that the Portland dls- Onal and I emunl Pord
trict not o nil has been tho laigest
i.rnilmnr of filllllS (111 the I'lldflcl
i i" " '
' fmsi ilnrlnir the emorgenej lesiilt-i
lng from the war, but has ecllpvd
erv other shipbuilding center In
the United States in the production
of ships," Mijb a statement prepared
b the local Chambei of Commerce
"In lOlfi with six jards for wood
rn ships beginning opeiatlons but
four wood ships were launched In
1017 thlrh-onc wooden ihlps had
t lipped fiom tho wajs nnd the recoi 1
for Ills, mi to and Intituling Ileum
bor to was ono hundred and 'hlrfen
wooden ships, making the total for
les than tlneo jears ionht..:dloii,
ono bandied and fort) eight woodn
U'ssels
"In steel lOiistructlou. the lefi'i 1
ir production In Portland N lenuk
ible fiom the fait that, whH Perl
laud Is the hrgest lumlTei nia'it.fae
t'lilng cttx In tho woild she has de
eloped a largo nw Industn In tin
coiihtrudlon or snips oi s.ee. . . , , .,.,,,, r th ,,
.101,;. ,h,ee steel ' ,,
(onst.nc.ed but no launching -cc.,.-!" uureporte.1
ed in the fo.lowlng , oar eight s. e 1 ,
M,ssels were launched and the num.. ' " ' , Amartau
, of a,ds incensed to (he , 'N ;, " 7 in be uco'iipanled
HilS thus far. thlit-boon stool ships sold eis mil m
a,o been l.unihed and .eiernl mo.e on - P - ' -
soon will b read) to put Into tho """ "
Wllllumette, making a total of fort
Peits and Oerald Sears being among
tie number These bos were sta
tioned at Fort Steens near Astoria
pinions to 'heir remoal to France
WITH
IN
TAKES BRIDE
FOI X-
MAS
LONDON", Dec 20 President and
Mrs. Wilon are now at HucklnKbam
Palace in England, On their jouiiio
from Paris, they were accorded nil
the honois eer given -oalty
As soon as the President enterel
the Palace crowds outside thu Palaco
including a hundred wounded sol
diers shouted "We want Wilson"
The President and his wife and the
King and Queen then appeared on
the balcony. Mi. Wilson waived Ids
hand but tho crowd Insisted on a
speech He then briefly addiessfd
the soldiers expressing the hope that
they would come thru sarely to en
joj the full fruits of tboir ictory.
LONDON' Dei '-(. Ka heitue
Stlnsou Amodi.ui adatiK. has an
nounced that she will uu nipt to fh
from Europe to America She e-pie-sed
confidence in 1 or ability o
do wjiat no mere man has over don
Miss Stlm-on ts the fli -t pilot or
Per -ex to fls over l.ondoti She ac
lompllblied the feat a few dajb ago In
u Handle -Page maeliluo
Tho American glil is oxpocted to
fh to Pailb soon wliete she will en-
tei the emplov of the Hed Cross Ae-
m:i choss m:i:r hhimjs i).t.
Elghlj dollars Is tho sum rwrilieil
foi Iho Hod Ciosh from tho sale of tho
beef donnted bv and sold at tho Klam
nth Piuklug Compaii Momlii) nflei
noon. A .box of apples waa doimlod
by Iho Klnninth Deimitinent stoio to
nld this cause
Private James P. dunlins or Cot
tage tliovo, piovlously reported miss
ing, slrk In hospllnl
Harney WoUo, Ashland, previously
repoiled missing, wounded, degree
undetermined.
five steel ships for less than two ears
opeiatlons "
Theio are at present J2.100 men
oi Ar.Red In shipbuilding nnd allied
Inrtustrlos in Paitl.ind and tbo P.nl
land dlstilct, nnd the monthh ia
loll Is $1,471,200. The contracts for
lillS called for 1230,000,000 the
Chamber of Commorcc repoiled
Wll.Ii HOt) ATTEND
l-OHTIiAND COXYKNTIOV.
PIONEER HARDWARE
FIRM MAKES CHANGE
bother Santa Clius brouc'i" h's
,,r..n,,f ,imm tliB rlilmnev or not is1
a question that K 0 Argiaes of
tl i cltv hab refused to discus, out
anwa he appears xery h.ippj with
hi? "lemGiiibraneo". St Nicholas wrs
ludsted somowhat in the nnttoi bj
the Iteverend E P Lrwreno jester
day forenoon at the Lnwtenco home
at Jd and Jefferson when he pro
n jimcod Eugene Geoige Atgieve and
J itt Etta Spha man and 'vHe lie
ii.p coromonv was used
TheJirlde Is a Sacramento gill who
has made her home in this elt for
some time pa.t Mi Argraves has
lesdded in this cits for a number of
jeais where ho Is well known and has
considerable piopeit Intel estb In tho
cltj and count) lhe )oung couple
oxi ect to louialn here for a few weeks
sad then go cast for their wedding
trip.
DEFENSE BODY
I MKhrSW H
! END OF YEAH
SALEM, Ote Dec 2C Tho Or-2-on
Council of Defense will coase to
exist after January llrst. Tho exe
cutive committee appointed by tho
Ooernor tindei tho Chairmanship ot
the Ma) oi of Portland will take caro
of tim demobilization and recoil-
stiuction problems.
A desire to savo expeiue caused tuu
decision to disband.
lll'ILDS .KY IIAlMli:
Captain John Llnman hus the lum
hoi on thu ground and Iho keel laid
for a big bin go. which will cost ap
proximately 1,000 This big bargo
will bo used with his now steamer
vvoik for general freight.
I'aldwln llarilwaio Compauv, n
corporated. will bo tho name of tho
Oeorgo T lladlwln establishment in
this city aftei tho tlist of the voai
Will T llnldwln who Ins been with
tho business foi -cvmteoii )oara will
bold tho positions of Socretar). trcis
liter and manager. Thlo business vv
rstabllshcd as tho Pioneer'llnrihvaie
'. Rlemans of tho First Stale Store foil) jcars ago by Oeorgo T
and Sivlngs Hank oxpocts to attend ( Unldw in
tho Oioson Irrigation Congress ttj .,...,,,,, ri,.r
rortland. which convenes oad) in1 AMaiHI.H IH.IOl.l
. an. a. y It Is Probable that Captain, Oregon-IUIu In west fair in
Slo inns will bo delegated to rop.es- oast ".tonight warmer. lain 1 ri. la)
ent tho Klamath Irrigation District In H rain or snow In east; In
at tho important meetlns. creasing southerly winds.
ULULVlll HOY HE'lUHNis
ntoM si:n ici: ahhoad,
One of tho Mist Klamath bo)s to
letutn horn ovciseas service Is Cad
Schube.t. Jr who ai lived on thu
tialn Inst evening. Cad has beon In
tho Aviation branch and has been
nninloved most of the time at Liver-
pool and some of the tlmo at Win
chester.
COMiHESS ASKPD TO
.NAME WHEAT PHUES
J
WEHIILNO HLHE YP.STEHHAY
Mr. Lee llan.bleton nnd MUs Imo
gone Jackson weit united In the
bunds or mutdmoii) at tho homo ot
Mis E K. Iloldrick, li" First St.
Itev M L Itossmnn or tho Lutheran
Church petrol mod the ceremony.
WA.slIlVC.lO.N, D C, Dp.o 2G.
Tno deparPnent of AsHcul'tiro' mid
tho Pood Aitnilnlstiatlon has icoi j
rirnded legislation to Congress So
make erreitho wheat priqoa as a
guarantee or tho 1919 ciop aud to
safeguard tho govcinmont against
losses by tho suggested extension be
jond June, first of tho date, for the
put chape of tho ciop, the continuance
..f the fiialn Coipoiatlon and thn
creaiiqn of a new nguncy to buy itoro
nnd sell whoat olfered to tho goVorn
nent. Leghlatho provision? vvoro
i jggested to protect tho Kovornmcut
oriust wheat or flour bought fiom
foreign countries and to protect buy
i.s of such wheat.
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