SHc futfinn Herald
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OF KLAMATH COUNTY
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OF KLAMATH FALLS
Thirteenth Year No. 3,531
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1919
Price, 5 cents
HEMS OF
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Future of German Colonic!
tu Be Issue
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YANKEE PLAN URGED
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I'rniu lnpMi Inilrpriiili'lii i
nf llnlmiil Ilini- Kirrit Tmillf.
llrl.ii'i'ii Etirnpeiiti Cniinlrliw An'
llrtiiiKlil t I.lKlH "I Negullullmi',.'
I ipiilllillim InliriT'l". .ii'nr. I
PARIS. Jim 29.- -A great iliuil Hint ,
hua lii'im going im bwiuiitlt tint "', i:,
facts mining tin' tuitions slum the slr.n-j
InK nf tin' iiriiilntU'ii l now muting In
Mclit ill tin' liH: iH'iirn cunfiiri'ticn. mill
l.rnoli'iiiH Iium' iirim'ii from uunxi'"t-1
i-.l iurtiTii which will niillrn lliti
liiimt ili'Xli'riiiin Bliiti'niiiiilitilili tn
Inlim' In ll Niitlhfiirtiir)' riilK'lllnlnli.
Mews wlilcli urn greatly ul vutl
unci' with tlm fiiurit'i'ii original ihiIiiih
nilnnltli'il liy President Wilson, Iiiivh
lnTti liruiiclit fnrwnrd
Tilt? Atni'rlriin ilnlt'Kiitt'H will urr
Ihf mliiitiiii of tin- Atiinrlrmi plnu nt
the mitni't In ki'i'ii (Im rival ulmiU'iiH
within tin- liimmtti nf fitlriii'it. Tin
American I'liin ciiIIh fur nn ltitori':i
tlonnl rntilriil nf tlm tii'mmn coin
nli' iiiiiIit Hid 1. in i; ii ii nf Natlutiii
Thit sellleiiient of this point will Im.
nnr o. .ne iii.er.'sunK issues ot tun
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Tlie rnnrh government has pro- !
INt.nl to ii.,. ii.iu.trii Hint Finland Im
r..Wt.l,...l an imlepei.ilet.l ...Ulun.
The Pear,, Cnufurenr,, has alre.i.ly
lien, riinfrnnteil by three secret
CONFERENCE
INCREASING
tr.-..ll.'H which were in be rorlilililim I,,,,,,,, ,,, ,r (lf ,,ni,nilRl, lim, lrr.
irnib-r Hie fourteen points urged byl .. ir , . ,
Wilson rim Ilrst .r these Is Imtw , , W,n, H()tlK (s (f,hni (( M)-
KncUiul. Krann. and Italy, regard-! .1r ,, .., , ,,.'
I..Kll....lls.MloflheA.lrli.tlcC,mst.llun(1 U t..(v(l(. ih (nmi (ii(, ml(.
mul which r.inlllcls with lulerests of j u ,
., ,
Hi.. Juki, Slaves and Czechn-Slovaks.
riie secoinl Is hetueeti Kiiglmid mull
. I
j'.i'.ui uiiinir which japan is to get
thn Cermnn Islands In the Northern
rnclllc, and the third Is between Kng-
land anil tlm King of lletljn. In
which Datna.icus Is to be given to the
llodjaz kingdom
PRIZES OFFERED FOR
HIGH SCHOOL ESSAYS
In order to stimulate Interest In
the coming Armenian Drive, Presl
lent J W SlejiieiiH of the First Slate
ml KiiWngN Hank has offered ten tlol
lui'H In iirlzes for thu best essays by
Hie high school student, dealing wlllt
Hie rciihiuiH why ih,1He titrlcken war
"iiffnrcis should Im taken cure of. It
It announced that prizes of two dnl
kii and fifty ronis each will be given
'or Hie IickI owny from tlrd Krosh
iiihii. Kiipliuniiir.., Junior and Senior
I'lllSHlH 'I'!,,, ,.BtlyB ,-,, () n
"hunt two w..(H. Judges front tlm
tllllhldi' , BKlM , H0kl0 ,(u
pi lie winners.
FARM LOAN BODY
ELECTS LEADERS
. I
''I Hnlloii of tlm Midland section i
him liiTii B,i(.t, for prnHlilotit of I
J'"' Khiinalh Falls National l-'urm
Lo'iu Asoclatl(in for the coniltiK yettr.
' 5' Cunnliielmm of Pine drove Is
"'e PreHltlmii mid Mrs. L. II. Hague '
" iieeu ngalii ulecod Smiielary
TrcaHitini' a limn roniiullieo com
l'nM'il of tlm following lias heoii cIioh
' ly tlm Hoard of Directors, Friink
I NelMin of Keno. Clutlrman, CIiiih.
f-l'l'lnll and C. j. MeOiillom.
ltCK FIIOAI POItl'LAXD
J ,; Hall of tlm Ohllontiln Mt
'ne i ompnny, who 'iiih boen In
ed,
i on
'Mtwini whom ho wits called he Hm
iiim'hh or i,h Wm lin, cl.ll.lien, linn
'lnm.,1 lo Klamath County. Iln to-
''"' Mint tho alck uit'inlfr nt his
1'imilj' ure much iuwnwuil,
I YANKEE DESTROYER
SUNK OFF IRELAND
WASHINGTON. .In n i'l Tin
Atunrlruti (li'Hlni)rt Jacob .linii'H
nil II It lllf tlin Irish UIIIHt by ll ClTIIIIUI
NUllllllll'lllll Dl'lltllllll'r li, I 'I I 7. NWIM
(irK'l(l. ll)' tllll I " - .1 :i . W'HIM'I
which visited Nnwpnrt, It. I, lii Mix
ii tu hut of l!l I(i mill lutnr Inurlm!
tlllTllin 111 n 1 1 1 1 ! t li K lllf 111" New Kng
llillil roiiHl 'I'll Ik uiin ill. IummI In
llm rniiiM 'if l.lciilciiiintn I- I.. Mill
lir iiinl .1 II Fulilmr, I' S N . who
wen' iiiiluri'i li.v iii Ntilitmirliin I'
' li Ullll'll Mill). Iln. i-iiri-.t 1 1 ii .miu.i-l
Tlcnuilntngu. Siilinilinr :id. I 'i is,
mill IiiIkihi-iI In. ii tit (ii'iiiiiin mill
iiiiitlmi riot 1 1 lit wiik Hiirii'inliTi'il Nn
wmlmr .'.urier lln hud spent it.-ni
ly tun iihhiIIih mi tin- hiiIiumm Hltl In
Aiiimliiiii wiiIi-in mill ill i In Ci'iinin
Niilniwirliiii bun., in Kid
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ll. THIIM.N Wll.l. I 11,1, I'l.M i;
AS Al.'ltlt'l I.Tl HIST AtATi:il
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in ii. it. ;i..visvi;it iiKiin.v
IIKt O.M.MKXIICI)
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I tier nf things toward tliu liBilritlns
(If till' tilKiinlzntloii
OltllllON ACKICt'lri'UAI. VOL-' Tin- rnni.tlliitli)n mul liy Iiiwh wuro
I.IKJI.'. Cnrvjilllii. J nn 2!i -Tilt; up-. ailnpti'il ntiil iirrmiKulHL'iitK uoru maili'
piiliitllli'iit nf K II Tlunim uk enmity fur tlm .tUtUum of i-'li'Vcii vU'
iiKrii'illtiiriil iikkiiI fur Kliiniutli ('mill- prnlili'iitH fintu cull tn'rtlon nf t lu
ly Is nminunt-i'il by I'mil V. .Marls,
iitiild londiir nf county iikuiiU. Mr.
Tlinintis will ropurt fur duty nt Klntn-
,11th KiiIIr iibnut IVbruary ;i lie stu-1 A iiii'mbnrshlp committee with U.K. ' ,,roitictloii of Hefugee (larmiMits. In
(ri'i'iU II It tilnlsyer. wlm rt'lKiutl . Suiltli ittt t'liiilrittan ittitl Krt-tl CJnrrlfh. " rutiiiK curtain knUtuil k)u1h. on tlio
, friiin the i-intiity agent wrvlci' In ' J . ' Swimsmi, ll I'. Lewis, II. K. r(.,.st poiwlble scale. Detailed In
jOrlolmr Stills. Andrew ,M. Collier. A. II. Kl-' Htriift luim will be sent nut shortly
I "In Mr Thomas I believe we have , person. W T l.ee. J. .1 Stelger and .....i i ,i1L. meantiili.' all work now In
M.cirt, ,,, ,.,. ,a,v Wl, ,,,. I
,,,, ,lt. pnnltl.m of agrliulturnl '
agent In Klamntli County, where Irrl-
Plc riilnhiK nro of prlmi.
,,. .-- , Mr. Mnrli ..Mr
rlumWH ,., , ll(.,,,v r,.()11.
,,.,, frm , KMl,ri ,,,, ,,lmri
, r(, , fuf , ,
i"ii iimiii ii ii hi I I inn t iiiniiri
,,. .... , ..,. mllk ..
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i iiniiniiin inn pillilllllllllill I llllll Mill
K'nlnrmlu Agricultural College. Mr.
Thulium served ns superintendent of
the Culnrndu brunch experiment sta
tion In the San Luis Valley nf that
slate from April, 1915, tu September,
1HH. Tills station comprised 1 "ll
acres nf high attitude Irrigated land.
He resigned this position to hitcoiue
dlttrli't agricultural agent in Colo
rado ,miil held this position from
September. I'.HI, lo January. 1EU7.
lie resigned to heenmo county agri
cultural agent of 1 1 lo (Jrauile County
He cotitlnued III this position until
January, litis, when he was selected
from many other Western ngents to
become assistant Mnto lender of c.iun
ly agents In Arizona. He left this
position to' iiccept Hie position with
the l''cdcrul Lauil bank, which he
held prior to entering the emit)
service agent in Oregon.
OFFICIAL LEAVES
FOR CRATER LAKE
II. H. Momyer. AsMsluut Supetin
lenileni of Hie Cnitur Lake Piirii,
who has been In town for some lime,
left for ihu purl; this morning. He
will be Joined lit Fort Klmiuitli by
Mr. mid Mrs. Waller Dlvin. who will
make tlm trip In with him.
Mr. Momyer has u lonely Job ut
Ilia park each winter ns lie slays to
keep up the necessary government
records ami Is the only human wllh-
In tlm inilltis of n great many miles,
m
LOCAL .MAX AI'I'OIXTIJD
FOII IMI'OHTAXT WOltK.
Secretary Archie Wlslniril of the
Klamath Irrigation District has been
ro-appolnted on the Kxeciitlvo Com
mittee or thn Oregon Irrigation Con
gress, according In no wh' Just receiv
riiero mo seven momliow ofj'vt. Mle Dalley, Portlnml, woundod
this coninillleo to which Is given over I
Important mutters relating to the
rnclaiuatlon mul ilovolopmont of tho
Stnto. Mr, Wlslmi'.l will itccupt tho
appointment, '
Rir: AnniTiniu
TnnnxnDnnv ',
HAS BEEN MADE
Roster Has Now Nearly Five
Hundred Members
BUILT
CONSTITUTION
til) Hull t muili'il I JIM Night Willi
I'nn.l Itniiils ICiilllllsiiistx in Sirunil
Milling nf tin' AssiH'Inllnil Vice
I'm'sIiIciiIs I'riini llllfi-iciil I'urls
if till' t'nillil) In III' Nilllinl.
With ii iiii'iiilii'r."lili now rapid ly
iiiiiiin IiIiik tin- Hmi liiinilrcil murk
mill tin tanks rnplilly swelling racli
Iny, tln Klmiuitli (iiioil lliruls
Amuicliitlnn iiskkiiiIiIi'iI ill the rlty
j linll here Inst evening fur tin1 nf
j rmiil ui.'cllng mul completed it ti ii id -
County. Tln-nn men are to be select-
I'd by the pi'iipli' nf their respective
I ..,...... r
dlntrlUM
Jnek Ktirber as members was ap
Pointed
The members were greatly elated
over (be recepilon of the new uily ; ,Ml, WOk rooms heru In order to com
by Hi,, public and the amount which ,,,,,,,, work )UVV OI) ,,., ,, , ,.,
bad brim Indlialed. Willi the strnng p rcHlly for future allotlment.s wbirb
meinlieisblp appointed now on the 11U, iomnK. Kver) woman who can
Job. It Is liellmed Hint every gold possibly spare one or more ufter-
mads man In the Cunlv,
c, s most nf them, will
ulili'li lu
be on the
, of Assnclatlnn.
Tltnr,. lll be at.otber meeting i.r
i,e Assorlmlot, nex'l Tuesday night
and nfler Ihnl the meetings will be
subject to ibn call nf President II. II.
Hal
i ('. L. llnllliliiy. an extensive ranch-1
er of rppnr l.migell Valley, who was
in the eliy today, expressed his ap-'
probation of the new move. He said
,. tluil he was behind It and believed
that It would be supported well in '
ihaf locality. j
KLAMATH SERGEANT
GETS LONDON GIRL
News of the marriage of Sergeant
Howard A. Shitrpe In Unglaud to
Miss llerha Carter nn December I
I Kilt lust, hits Just been received In j
a letter to Mr. and Mrs. II. Vance i
llutchliis of this city, by the former.
The pleasing news Is Indicated In a
i iiualnt manner by the Sergeant who
tells of-.seeing the London sights In
cluding Sir Douglas llalg, while on
the honeymoon trip, He says that
Inline, tifter the war, will he In Ore-
i gon.
Sergeant Shurpn Is a nephew of
Mrs Henrietta Melhaso of this city,
mul n cousin nf .Mrs. Claude Daggett.
NEW MILK DEPOT
STARTS IN CITY
A new tip-t'o-date milk depot Is bo-
lug established In Klamath -Falls byl
ICImer French In the room adjacent ,
lo the bath house formerly occupied j
by the Hot Springs t.roeery. j
A .steam holler Is being Installed
and an eitilpment for pustourlzing
and sterilizing milk will soon be
rendy.
OIIF.fiOX CASCALTY LIST TODAY.
vt. Vlitront .lolllnok, Malin, wound
ed severely,
severely.
pvi. ash ii. Krummrr, unriuaitli
1'vt. Nick Sohlavonltls, Mnrahflolil,
rottiiiiod to duty, iirovlouSlK reported
ilsslnn In notion,
THE INFLUENZA SITUATION
Km ll till llii'ir will he piilill-lnil In
lll minimi Milliplrlr Infill lilillliill lis
In I In- IiiIIiii'IIh Munition. Iliti' Mill
ln fiiiinil Hit' report of lli'iillli OIIIi.t
Sntlle, lilt; luinn. mill nilili-i's'.i'i of
ih-m iiii, mill nil Infiiriiiiilliiii llnil
will iniivi') lllf I'xiirl cnn.llli.ui of llii'
public liinllli. As nil nlllciiil i n fornui -linn
i ((. inline tills iii".(lmi Mill In
inililislinl, till' public Is miii'il
ngiitiiM bi'lli'tillig liny Mnrl.- Hint iln
lint lin.i'lls I licit- fiilllllllllloll till! furls
rniitnlnt'il In 'II if llcr.ilil.
I int. socle's itKroitT i
' Tim fnlnlnu '!" I'liy's ni re-
'
j Luke Walker, IIM X. r.lli Si. I
I '. W. Itnili-ll, McMillan llnnmlng
' llmisr.
A. A. SOt'Li:.
t It j lli'.illli Oil), it.
e w m
l U URGED
ttiXTixi i:i iunirTH).N )! iti:
ii (ji:i: (;.it.Mi:.Ms ni:ci,.iti:i)
XKCKSSAICV. MOIti: WOllKKItS
XKKDKI) TO .MKirr QIOTA.
The fnllowlng cable lias Just been
reii'lved from the lied ('in-js lieail
iiuarters in Wa.shliigion from Krance:
"Wo need large iuiiniltlis of gai-'
luenls sent montbly for ilentltute
i-ountrli.'S. This lm-iins cnutliiued
the hands of Chapters should be
pushed to cmupletlou."
I More winners nro nueueii uaiiy ai
noons a week Is urged tn plan to iielp
at the'ltoonis until this refugee gar
ment work is taken care of. The
rooms are open dally except SuniPi)
from 1 tn r. I'. M. Mrs. L. H. Sulli-
:iii Is In .barge nf the seulng, mid
MlK- o. I). Iturke nf the knitting.
1 Wot il has been received that
Christmas enrtons which did not
lt.no, tnt, )VS oversells ifn account
of ,1Pr ),.B started for home,
would be sent to the dead letter of-
(ce and from thero returned lo the
sender. .
j w. SIK.MICNS. Chairman
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LAWKKNCi:, Secietai)
ALBERS CASE
M FILLED
TKI.Ui OF WKAI.TIIY MILLKK AC.
CrSIM) OF I'KtM.'KHMAX TALK
will now pkoci:i:i) i. pout,
la.nd ii:ii:it.L COI'KT
POUTLAND, Jan. 2'J. -A full jury
hius now been obtaln.Td In the trial
of Henry Alburn here In the Fedeim1
Court. Albers is charged with a
violation of the l-'splonago act, by,
making tteasnnable utterances.
The gnvernuient Is tu have ten '
witnesses and It is Indicated (hat the'
prosecution will not seek to prove'
that tlm defondeut was Intoxicated.
United States Attorney llanoy do-1
tiled today the claim of the defense
that tho case was a framoitp. j
AlltMAN (iOlCS XKAItLV ' I
TllltKI': MILKS A MINI"
LAWTON, Okla.. Jan. 29. Kuvor-
nd by a high tall wind. Lieutenant
Robert II. Hakerjn a Dollnhllaml
cyllnilor plane, broko all previous reo -
ords In n tllght from Fort Sill to Ok -
lahoma City, last Saturday, when he
iinido tho 90 mllos In 20 minutes Hat,
lor at a speed of 270 miles an hour.'
Lieutenant minor, who loctay eon-j
firmed a published report of the
fllffht, said tho tlmo of 22 mlnutosi
pr4Vlouilv given, wan arronwuw,
I
I
BILL SUITED
F
First Unit of Consolidation
Program
LAUNCHED IN HOUSE
Mnnj Siil.it') Iihit.isi' llllls Mow In
Tiikf Tills I'mwr I'lnni Loitln
Inn' IJnsti'in (Iiciiii llnspitnl Ai
pmpilal Inn Cut Suprrliiti.'iiilriit
Is Cniinnrililril.
SAI.KM. Jan. 2!i--The first unit
of a consolidation program has been
presented In four House Hills creat
ing departments of Labor, Agricul
ture. Health and Institutions.
Senator Karrel has Introduced a
joint resolution to put a measure
on the ballot on the next regular elec
tion which would deprive the legls-
i laiure ni uie auinoruy to increase
the salary of state officials. Nineteen
salary Increase bills have been In
troduced.
The Joint Ways and Means Com
mittee has made a cut of tl',500
In the appropilatlon for the KaMern
Oiegon Statu IlospTial at Pendleton.
I). K. Mc.Vary had asked for $310,
700. Mc.Vary was commended for bis
conduct of the institution.
The State Lime Hoard was given
an appropriation of $10,000 with an
agreement that the Cold Hill lime
plant was to be given a year in
which to make good.
DIVOIUi: SUIT I-'lliKII
An ai t,lnn for divorce has been fil
ed by Ale ShlVe against Pearl Shlve,
In the office of the" County Clerk. The
iplaintiff allegos desertion in the.
Milt. II M. Mantling is representing
the plaintiff In the action.
MAUN COUPLE
WED YESTERDAY
The wedding ceremony of Krnest
Thorji and Miss (Jrace Colvln was per
formed by the lleverand K. M. Ham
t irk of the .Methodist parsonage nt
1 :ii ye-storday afternoon. Hoth the
voting people are residents of the
Malin section and will reside there
in the future, where tho groom Is
engaged In ranching.
POHTLAXI) .MASK OKIHXAXCK
.MAY IIIILP ITTIKK WAVH.
PORTLAND, Jan. 29. Tht city
Commissioners have passed a mask
wenrtng'ordinaneo, which will become
effective In thirty das. The vote
taken on the matter today was three
lo two, so it would be made an emer
gency act.
1 (lli.MAL A.XXOCXCKMKNT
OK llttV XATIOX MAIIK.
'WASIIINHTON. D. C, Jan. lit.
TliL ralifieatlAn of the Prohibition
iiiiienduient effective January With,
11)20, has been proclalnied by acting
Secretary Polk at the State Depart
ment today.
IIAIIY HOY AKIUVKS
A baby boy was born this morning
to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stoesehler
at Sl.'i Kose Street. Dr. A. A. Sottlo
was In attendance. Mother and child
are reported doing nicely.
OltF.UON lH'IILISIIKH DIKS
'ii I ,,111,1
INT
i-OHTLAND. .Inn. 29. Henry L.
,.utor5i publisher of the "Orcsonlan"
12-l,msed avay at his homo hero nt 11
o.j,,,,; lllB, Kllti ,rt, hml ll0l,
'vm.v Imv for several days.
' m
I WII Xiill'.ILItKI'OltT
.
Oregon, Fair with gentlo northerly
winds.
'Maximum yostorduy 40 docroos.
Xllnlinum today 22 degree.
ITALIANS HAUL DOWN
I U. S. FLAG BY ERROR
WASHINGTON, .Inn. 29. Hear
Admiral Nlblnck, commanding Am
erican naval forces in the Adrlatlr,
Informeil the navy depurment today
that the action of the Italian anthorl
tlfH In liaullni; down the American
flat; on the xteamer Dlnara wa.s due
to a m I h il ti cl or t a ml I n K and that the
Italian commander had apologized
and ordered the flap restored.
The Incident occurred at the port
of Jelsa, on January 16 and the first
Information regarding it to reach
Washington rame In a dispatch to
the official press bureau of the king
dom of the Serbs, Croats and Slov
enes. Admiral Nlblnck said the
steamer was not seized by the Ital
ians as first reported, but his mes
sage revealed that the Inter-allled
as well as the American flag had
been lowered.
L
0. Ill EDITOR
ALLAN McCOMIl TO MAXAG'K DKS
TINIKS OF COLLKOB.. "HAUO.
MFTTI-ni" 8K.MI WKKKLV. IUG
HONOR IX)R JUNIOR
OREGON Agricultural College.
Corvallls, Ore., Jan. 29. Allan W.
McComb, a junior In Agriculture in
the College, from Klamath Falls,
Oregon, where he wap graduated
from the Klamath County High
School, was selected yesterday to be
editor of the O. A. C, Barometer, the
students' official publication. The
office of Darometer editor Is one of
the three most Important offices in
the Student Body, the other two be
ing the president of the Student As
sembly and the Colonel of the Cadet
Regiment. The Baromete is a semi
weekly newspaper published by the
students and conies out on Tues
day and Friday mornings during the
college year.
Mr. McComb was appointed by the
Board of Control last October as tho
best man to fill the place left by the
failure of the editor-elect, Bernard
Mainwaring, to return to school. Al
though only a junior he put out the
paper during the period of the Stud
ents' Army Training Corps, despite
all manner of hindrances Including
military discipline, the influenza, a
limited personnel of staff helpers,
and the general disorganization of
student life.
With the resumption of student
control after the demobilization of
the S. A. T. C, tho office wa.s de
clared vacant, because the regularly
elected editor was still absent. Ac
cording to the constitution of the
Student Assembly and upon action
taken by the students at tho meeting
last week, tho executive committee
was authorized to fill the vacancy.
In spfte of the fact that a senior
had always before held this position,
tho committee, after due considera
tion of all possible candidates, chose
Mr. McComb to the office, at a special
meeting yesterday. Mr. McComb Is
also manager of the College Lyceum
Course for this year and is a mombor
of the Sigma Phi Kpsllon fraternity.
MAN IS APPREHENDED
ON SERIOUS CHARGE!
W. J. Ruff wits yesterday after
noon brought before Justice N. J.
Chapman on a statutory charge
The hearing of tho ense lias been
set for tomorrow at ten o'clock. Tho
defendent was placed under five hitn
dred dollar bonds, which ho failed
to raise and lias been remanded to the
County jail, Ho Is represented in
.counsol by Attorney W, H. A. Ren-
ner.
RECOVERS FROM INKLURN7.A
Marian Barnes, who has had a
strenuous attack of the influenza has
now recovered and is again able to
resume his duties at the Sheriff's of
fice. RETURNS FROM STOCKTON
Miss Modi Ch'astaln litis returned
from Stockton? whoro she hud been
visiting friends and midlives for tlm
jiRt few wfluku,-
Nil
Mill DF
TJUHE5 FBI
RUSSIA WED
'Senator Says Present Policy
Aiding Bolshevik .
STRIKES ARE SERIOUS
Khipjiinls nn Clj.l,' Rhrr .May (loin
i
nr Operate Mlnlimini l-'nrrn YI.
i
-.on l!elli'o Second Trip to France
t
I'lobably Xeressnrj To Cme
j Hack Karl) in Fcliruary.
' WASHINGTON, I). C. Jan. 29.
, Senator Johnson of California has
j again demanded the withdrawal of
the American troops in Russia.
He declared today the "criminal
policy of Intervention" had helped
to hold the Bolshevik! in power,
while they were starving the Russian
people.
LONDON, Jan. 29. The strike on
the Clyde River is growing more seri
ous. Nearly all the big shipyards
are on the verge of closing down or
cutting to small forces. The strikers
declare that they want to "remodel
the trade Unions and establish a bas
is of direct action."
PARIS, Jan. 29. As much as
President Wilson hopes to avoid a
second trip to Europe, It begins
to look as If It would be necessary
for 'him to return In the early Spring.
He Is expected to sail from Brest be
tween February tenth and fifteenth
on his return trip home.
OMSK, Siberia, Jan. 29. The pro
posal of the Peace conference for a
discussion of the various Russian
groups will probably be submitted
by the Omsk government to the re
presentatives of the various groups In
Siberia.
EASTERN STAR HOLDS
BANQUET LAST NIGHT
Members of the Eastern Star order
In this city had a big time at their
rooms in the Loomis buildings last
evening. A banquet was served and
a general get together' meeting en
joyed. Mr. and Mrs Walter Van Euipn
and J. E. Hratton wero Initiated In
on the mysteries of this lodge.
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CCHHKXCY CO.MlTROLLKlt
KKAPPOIXTEI) IIY WILSON.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 29.
President Wilson has nominate
John Skelton Williams for another
term as Comptroller of the Currcnc;.
An opposition to the confirmation o;
the appointment of Williams Is be
ing planned by some of the Senator.
The opposition is. based on the offi
cial aits f Mr Williams some of
which tesulted in clashes with Infill
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NEW MILL Itr.WI.Mi 1-1 XK
Tim m.u flour mill ut Malin Is rnn-
l nlng without a hitch, according to
V. 11 Smith, who has been In charge
) nf its installation and who will re
! main until his successor can learn
, the business thoroly.
YANKEES FALSELY AClTSKI),
PARIS. Jan. 29. At least one
crime ntti United by tho Paris news
papers to tho renegade America
has turned out to have been oxecnted
bv n French deserter and twoiFrenc.h
civilians. This was the theft of an ai
tomoblle. ",
"OLD fiLOKV" WILL HE VC n,
AT PORTLAND MEETI-Vf 0.
PORTLAND. Jan. 29. The City
Commission today un-in'monilr
adopted an ordinance forbid. ;ll e
display ot the Hed or Olnck flag and
roquirlnt that the .American flag, b.
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