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OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OF KLAMATH COUNTY
rJ
"irteenth YcnrNo. 3,S5g
llR THINKS
HERS POWER
mjiJEuettlng
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OF KLAMATH FALLS
IS TOO GREAT
Bclivei StockynrcU Should
Be Out of Their Control
REPORTS TO WILSON
Kmbuum Opinion 'Hint llrro In a
Growing nitil Uniijsrroun IHmilnti
IM of the NhIIoh'i FomUtufTn"
Hit Ihxr Ni'l Inil'l) WroiiK-lfciliig
vn I'srl of IIIk I'.iiKim.
WASHINGTON D C . Feb. SO.
A (onlltlrntl.it report mudo tu 1'renl
dent Wilton by Herbert C. Hoover six
n('Blh hfo on llio IiIk meat puckers
iu nude public today by ilia food
idmlolitratloii ut the dlrocilon of tlio
Preildent, "In establish I ho real post
lion of Mr limner mid the fomt ad
mlnUtratlon on iliu control of thu
Chlfico packing Industrie." In ro
ctot (truing before congreimlonal
committee wUiiomes for llio Hvmt
itock men charged collusion between
Mr. Hoover and Din flvo leading
ptckeri.
In the report,-In response to n re
qoMt from the President for his
tIiwi on thn recommendations of the
federal trade roinmliolon, Mr. Hoover
uM h reaffirmed h In opinion given
tcsily a year before thut "horn U a
frowlnc and dancerou domination
of the nation' food tuff ," and np-
proved lomr of the ((inimkiloirit pro
poml. Ilo recommended conntrucllvo
rc-plitlon rather thuti stretching
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1919
poctlon, mid hundreds nf i.u.i
hoitntiH tliAt lira not subject to Itmpnc'
mini nil inrgi) emm nave packing
house thnl enmpoti) directly with
thn flvo largcut, Home of their rnp.
ron0ii(tttlvcM appeared nt thn hearings
In Washington nnd stated thnt thoy
wero prospering, and thnt thero wbh
fnlr and opon competition In tho In
dustry. I hnvo publicly stated that w have
no serious objection to bolnr miinvn.i
of our Intnrests In rflfrlgarntor ears
nnd stockyard. Hut wo hnvo point
oil out thnt It la dccldndlv niu.ntl.m.
nblo whether nty ofllcloncy or bonoflt
can lin gained by such procedure. Wo
would hIno cull attention to thn fact
thnt during tht recent lmnrinm n..
ptii. ni-ouiug correction, have buen
brought to light In connection with
packer ownomhlp of thoso fncllltlei.
I qulto nrrco with Mr. Hoovor thnt
there In no ronnon for tlio government
to lake over tho branch hou of iim
pnekor. but I do not fool thnt tim
riant comldorntlon ha been given to
tho question of handling other pro
ducu than moat, Hwlft Compnny
handle only n few such products,
nnd thoy nro dlMinrtly related to our
buslnc, either n by-product of the
packing holme, or nn nooiln which
con bo economically haudlnd through
our extensive distributing orgaulza-tlon,
I hnrdly think thnt tho Kovorniuont
ahould luiumo authority to dictate
wnnt products nny hunlnn concern
inn yor muy not handle There Ih nm
only no need for such n mop In con
noctlon with thn parking tnmluenn but
It would act nn a dangerous prece
dent which might bo oxtonded to nil
other InduKtrlcit,
It U n little dlltlcult for mn to roc
oncllo Mr. Hoover' criticism of thn
fnrt that tho largo pnekern huvo ollm-
innieti minaiemen nnd Rono direct to
I II I III I 1 1 1 Ml I 1 1
iiiimrr nr im.h ii
UURNEO Of -I
DflDie TDinrnv
I fllllu I ilfluLU I '
MKIIIIVMAN BIM,
IS WITHDIIAW.N.
BA!,KM, Keb. 20, (Special)
Houie bill number 430 will not
eome before the house for adop-
tlon. The IIouso Committal on
Public Lands In working on a
bill to submit the ranen nunx.
n m I him ittunii iuun
rrcmier More Seriously Hurt "on to the voters of Klamath
County. Why can't tho cottlo
7Msm of
OFFIELOBUG
OOICK -DEHL
-
Price, 5 cent
Than First Supposed
BULLET ENTERS LUNG
men and sheep Interest got to
getber and settle this question
isk lun
R. E. Bradburv Amwir
Head of Water Uteri
OftU 801
ISSOE IS IP.
(Vlt'hrntrO I'ntlrnt Han ,o Krrrr To-
iln) mill Condition Ia lrrlarnl Hat
Ufartor) Wax Hhot In Nliottldrr
Ywtwtlny MoruliiK Way to Con
fer Willi AinrrlcanN.
LONDON. Keb. 20. The I'oace
( onferenre nt I'nrU Lris decided to
u Ijourn as n lesult of the nhootlng
i Tremlor Wemciictiiu. according to
a dispatch received today from Paris,
PAIUS, Keb. 20. Kx-ray eiamloa-
Hlfl rfllllltn! b'lll. II.M MftM-.l ll..l
...v .v.hi.i). n.lll IIIU KUIIU HI IIIIIUIUH' .1.. . . .. .. - . .
thnt tnarkntlne .t.nnl.i t. .. .ur,lwn owcil Hint the Dullet which
as possible from producer to consum-. "n,,"1 I'ronilcr Clcmenceau, peno-
cr. I think It will be conceded that trnted his lunK-t.
i nnvn aiuninni,oii unnecessary
middlemen thin has been to tho nd
viintngn of llio publla nt largo.
liince thorn Is no mononolv. tho
fuels do -not Justify thn statement
that 'us time goos on this efficiency
ennnot fall to diminish, and, Ilka all
monopolies, begin to defend Itself by
repression rather than by efficiency.'
As long us thu largo pdekors hnvo to
usn their utmost efforts In competi
tion wjth each' other and with hun
dred or smaller concerns to earn
their" profits of only two or three
cents on unrli dollar of sales, there U
no room for u falling off In omrjency.f but that his condition today Is satis
However, I welcome such slncoro factory Illa.Hneretjirv cum u.
pSLS's? Mra: vjz: ,vtn,cmonl ,o ,h,s ef,e'ct
nml mil- l-l.lnl.,r. ...! .. " momlllR.
lempornry war powers of thn Rovorn-8,ftn,l our business much moro thor-J
sent, and expressed the belief that" "" .' '""" "."' uu ,,ow' "ularo '""y
ik.,iA"in-ii. .. .i .i i . i . nr" ,n n Position to undertaka ro-
lbtdoffllutlonorihopackari-dlilnot.,irlctlva regulation. Bwlft & Com
nwemrlly Imply wrong doing on pnny has voluntarily appeared before
tuelr psrt. but was tho mttural out-'congressional committees to rIvo such
PAIU8, Keb. 20. Premier Clora
oncenu who was shot In the shoulder
yesterday by Kmllo Cottln, the anar
chist, was in satisfactory condition
this morning, and had no fever.
Tho Premier who wbh shot yester
day morning ss ho was about to en
tor bs cob to go for a conference,
was at first declared to be only slight
ly Injured. Reports today however,
declurc that he was seriously hurt
between themselves. Other
wise I fear that there will bo a
statewide herd law. George
T. Baldwin.
The above telegram was re
ceived In the Herald office Just
ts the paper was going to press.
Tho attention of tho stockmen
and others Interested In the
welfare of the county Is called
to (he Intimation by the sen
ator that there Is tho possibil
ity of the passage of a stato
wldo herd law. This law would
be a calamity, and It Is to be
hoped that tho local stockmen
Will get together Immediately
and reach some agrcoment that
will take this matter out of thn
hands of the legislature, lest
remaining there It may bring
out that dreaded of all meas
ures the herd law. Everyone
Is unalterably opposed to a herd
f law, and nothing must be left
4 undone to put a stop to the en-
aetment of such a law.
4
REFUTES STATEMENTS
Director llradbnry Asscrtt That He
Was Not n Party to SIkiiIhr Con
tract Which Ixt I'oncr llightn to
Corporation Treat Other Htatc
nicutM in Detail.
PRISMS
Information its In desired. Wo huva
nothing to conceal. All we want Ih1
an opportunity to get tho facts boforu
tho. public, nnd when this hns boon1
accomplished, wo shall rely on tho
HACK KHOM CKNTRAIi lOIST.
rosth "of various fnctors which
teed correction '
Mr. Hoovor accepted as economic
nil; nound the federal trade coinmls
lon'n recommendation regurdlng fed
ml control of animal and refriger
ator enr nervlec, nnd said stockyards
hould do "entirely dlsiissocldted
from the control of tho packers." Hu
contended, however, that wrong prac
H between buyers and sellers
ould not bo corrected by tho gov
ernment controlling or ownlne vnrHn.
"I'owiiliisllnrt. Mr. Hoover wild. I on Mr 0b,mclmln'
MiwlBii federal ownership of thoHOI,, ln0th"
Pcker branch houses mid cold stor- '
'" na reiious facilities. Going
htonipects of the packing Industry!
"i covered by the trade commission,
be mid:
u niiuu ruiy on inui
sense of fair play of tho American,
linAnlii a m liull kIiM.. In. il...l ..t '
,111 i VM Iilr
SMT1M
KHOM
MINHTRKIi
THE ANNUAL
AND OIVK
Mr. and Mrs.. Bliss Obcnchaln and (
Mr.nnd Mrs. Jeff Wilson have ro-.
turned fiom Central Point, where
I thoy went for birthday surprlso
HIIOW
t
MU8IHAL COMEDY FOR ENTER
TA1NMENT OK PRIKNDM
and Mrs, Wll-
TRAIN
ipJ!iprn,,'r l,,,:'l"'lrH could bo ox
k? m,niMr ,,"r lftrK"r ",wnM- VMi'
rsnn..h ,,!,"",cl""1 '"!'. nnd tho op.
xliinm. ,,lorft"1 I'rolwiod Tom llio
"mm J0"":"1"10". 'Jlove thoy
:.0"lnul. l' succeed, but would
ton f "mi,1,tu "'n "wnl Producr
"ould r h. Ml "n'"mlH Ono ofroct
trlcMh V?1"1 MabllUatlon of
iSaii i ,? Uly ll,'l'lcnt upon a
raH group of buyers."
-Mf. lv. P flwlfi. proHlifont of Hwlft
"t-ompany, miiiln tim rnti.iwin. ..
J.llh rugnr,) to Mr. HoovVh1.
0
BEEF SHIPPED
I
i
' HALK.M, Keb. 20. The Ocogon
Stato PrlBon Players' Club (S plan-
ulng Its annual entortalnmont, and,
I different from tho annual minstrel
show of past yours, It this year takes
I tho form of n musical comedy In two
I nets, to bo given tonight nud tomor
row night.
I Tho purpose Is not only to give a
high grndo entortalnmont for the In
mates nnd frlonds of the prisoners.
"" " " j but .also to raise funds for the proper
FIFTEEN CAIIH OF IIEEF GO TO a"ll""ont t tho prison baseball
, toum. The muslcul comedy chosen
KAN FKANCIMM) 9IARKETS. for tho ontortalnmont. "Tho Midnight
AUK PICKED UP IN DIFFERENT Cbnroi," will bo presented by pro-
. fosslonul ontertalnors now In the In-
I'AIITH OF COUNTY stltutlon. In tho published program
a noto cnlls attention to the former
' Inmates who sorvod In the American
A Irntti Innil nt Klnmntli f!mmlv n.niv In tit.. unrltl wnr ahaIIawm
Iii.. . '" "r Jioovnrs. -" - j "- ...-.- -- -- .--.
""pr to thn Pn.ui.i..... .... ..' . i benf wim uliliinml In thn Wnstorn i
' industry "I ' """! Moat Company yesterday, by George ' , "In the .original t"t usoMn a
wm. . ...,i.,nn. inrnt i.i.vor. Fif. 2. No, 7. tho company drinks la-honor
'urn nntiuiiiv ...i i . . .'. . j 'ho8 w,1 woro fortunate cnougn
uu ui nu- n have tho onnortunuy to leave irom
George Of- within these walls and rally to our
Tinrklnv nnn colors on forelcn Bell. Almost 100
l iiiiiui itiiu ' lbi n u mrtjw ih.iii . ---
MPMlonnf i.iii.i, i .u? BonMl car- Dr o o Mitchell six cars and mon from this Institution gave a good
'"I hou i . ,. ' "" i"101" ' Pack- " Ur' - "V""' , x ""I. . account of themselves, some of whom
ih.i ...B """iitlon, am oniv anrrv. four cars from dlfforcnt owners In .i, .. .,i- h.i,. i. . hi.
:- "in iKiov.,r i,...i ..;..' .. ,niunnti ..... -...-........
lunlty to aviiii 1 1 ''inn oppor- me j-ort Kiamatn aisirict, I groat war of world freedom
"intlon bm, ;.. """ or mo inror- .
BEL
OFF
ON EONO TRIP
PASTOR OF SACRED HEART
CHURCH LEAVES FOR EXTEND
ED TOUR. PLACE FILLED HERE
IY LOS OATOS DIVINE
Is ft "J"nt,,';'Hy greatly Inlorostod toon rnrs woro shlppod on
d,t, which0 w0Iirl,l, '.""J-, cured from tho following.
matinn i. -.'"." "'"
lonal Z r."Ut !" th0 rocent co
."'"" iiearlnvH ii iunui.i.
nrf .V ".' ""I Ihoro III n mnnnnnlt.
I debt to soeloty paid?"
Is their
lnl I be imn i. ro '" a monopoly
-..'. Oa0n It W.TH Pit,,.-!., .!...'
Ur r-X " 'r.nB,'ihrrtta
"n with -,,."",'" ncivo competl
no int.i.. "'
JOlutely
lnr. There are ah-
NEW MERCANTILE
HOUSE STARTED
ESPEE ENGINE IS
DERAILED AT KIRK
Owing to tho snow and Ice on tbo
Southern Pacific track at Kirk, tbo
f IT Mall ... ..........lnl .All1N
lariir.i "'?"n,.l,n" nmong the of the Chlloouln Lumber Company ft
5ftrioBcu;h.H.?iI.?Lp'c"' Chlloouln haa launched the. latest
tountJS1 "f ",0 ,nolt HiipplV of tlio nicrcnntllo ostubllshmont in the Coun- onglno on the local train was derail-
i. lr"' Thn Inri-nui ,. '.. . . iu ls..n..,.. .. . i... Dn.n-n. niuni-Trnrl. nil iiliruil nnnn tnilnv. neeorrilnir In
engine
In only'ah ? !urK0Ht C0'Pany hand- ly, known as tho Sprnguo River Trad- ed about noon today, nccon
ttMt PPly n iPir Cont of lUo toU ,,,K cn'rnny. Ho has Installed a sub- telephone reports. A switch
ft of eve,', tJ1.'' 'J',.', 'hl,n 2? por Ntantlal Block and Is picpnrod to meet was Immediately gent up to a
Rev. Hugh J. Marshall left Tues
day morning for San Francisco where
be goes to look after matters pertain
Ing to the Interests of his parish.
From San Francisco, he will go to
Seattle, where he will be one of the
officiating clorgymen at the conse
cration of Rev. Father McGrathT who
has been appointed Bishop of tho
Baker City diocese, In which Klam
ath Falls Is located. This Important
ceremony will take plate In the Cath
olic cathedral. From Seattle, Father
Marshall will go to Baker City, where
he will take part In J he coremonles
Incident to his Installation ob Bishop
of Baker City, which Is always at
tended with tho pomp and ceremony
called for because of Its greo.t ecclesi
astical Importance.
Tbo now Bishop Is ono of tho big
churchmen of tho Pacific Coast. As
Is the caso with all priests elevated to
so high an office in tho Catholic
Church Father McGrath Is an Intellec
tual giant, a brilliant orator and well
known executive and organizer. Of a
very retiring disposition ho has
shrunk from publicity and devoted all
of .his energies au'd talents to tho In
terests of his parlshoners, and the
clergy of the Baker dlocose are de
lighted with the advent of so worthy
a superior.
During tho absence of Father Mar
shall, the affairs of tho parish will bo
administered by Rev. Father I.evns
seur. S. J., of Los Gates.
WILSON HOME MONDAY.
, WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. 20.
The steamer George Washington on
which President Wilson is sailing for
America, will arrive next Monday, ac
cordjng'to a special dispatch re
ceived from the vessel today,
UNDERGOES OPERATION.
Director It. E. Bradbury today pre
sents for the consideration Of the
stockholders of tho Klamath Irriga
tion District certain fncts that are
quite Interesting. In view of the
statements made by Mr. Offield. We
ask the readers .to compare them
with those presented to you by Mr.
Oflleld. Mr. Bradbury Is backing up
ovory statement he makes with rec
ords, indlsputablo because they, are
olDclal. He Is not depending on per
sonalltles or time-worn appellations
about agitators and tho like. He
realizes that vast property rights be
longing to the land owners of this
community are at stake, and he Is
asking you to consider these matters
as business men, not on sentiment or
aggravated feelings. His stand Is ad
mirable, and shows him to bo a man
eminently deserving of tho attention
tho Importance of the subjects he pre
sents to you warrants.
To tho Voters and Wuter Users of the
Klamuth Irrigation District:
In tho nrgument submitted by 0.
W. Offlcld, which accompanies tbo
question you nre asked to vote on,
Mr. Omold makes statements which
arc misleading and not in accordance
with the records and data which he
refers to.
It was my understanding that ar
guments wore to bo presented by Mr.
omold and myself, setting forth' tho
reasons why the district should or
should not Join -with the Water
Users to determine the question at
Issue. I wish It distinctly under
stood that tho question Is not merely
a nmerenco oi opinion Deiwoen Air.
Oflleld and myself, but ono that af
fects the property rights and finan
cial liability of every land owner of
the district.
Mr. Oflleld has a right to hold an
opinion which Is different than mliro,
nnd to present the same In his argu
ment, but I do li ot grant him the
privilege or right to misstate matters
that nro of record.
That you may Judge for yourselves
tho nccurncy of some of his state
ments, tho following extracts from
his urgument nro submitted: "The
proposition was fully presented to
tho stockholders by Mr. A., E. Elder
In tho Klamath Record of May 24,
1918, and a copy of this paper was
mailed to each voter, togother with
a copy of tho proposed contract be-i
twoon tho government und the dis
trict immediately preceding tho elec
tion." Tho election ot this contract was
hold April 13, 19 IS. Noto tho date
Mr. Elder's artlclo was. published.
His second reasen: "Mr. Bradbury
represented the Water Users when
tho contract between tho Secretary of
Interior and tho California-Oregon
Power company was mndo." This
statement is entirely untrue, as the
records of tho Wator Users will show.
Neither myself nor tho directors of
tho Water Users hud any part what
ever In drawing-this contract, which
was made and signed iu Washington,
D. a, February 24. 1917.
In his fourth reason ho states: "In
my opinion the most urgent .-.ml vital
thing now boforo the Irrigation dis
trict Is to procure thcroloaso of tho
mortgages hold by tho government
against tho lands of tho Water Users.
Thero Is a plan- alrondy worked out
by which wo hope to accomplish
thlB."
Tho govornment hat required an
assessment to be levied against tho
tanas or tne district. This assess
ment causes the Water Users to mnko
two payments In ono year. Ono by
tOjXos and one by tho tegular Water
users Association lovy.
.iruci oeiwecn tne government and
wiu irrigation District does not con
tain any charge for powor." Tfiol
I Ankeny canal Is a nower cnnnl. nn.i i
charged to the lands of tho district1
AH In tilinwn nn I W. 1. .!. . .... I
jornment and by the statements of op-
,'eratlon and maintenance costs, ren
'dored to the directors of the Water
I Users.
And because certuln land owners
presented a petition asking that the
oireciors or tho district protect their
Interests In tho Ankeny canal, and
other features of the district, and
iioin opinions which differ from Mr.
Oftleld's opinion, he appeals to you to
sustain him, and launches forth in an n
Insulting tirade against all those who! "rogram for State Recon-
oppose his views. I? .iLmm. .J econ-
dodgo the question at Issue by Intro-j atruction Work Submitted
n uuo9 u. iJuinuiiui opinions
and Inslnuatlns and upon such argu
ments BK ihMa lin tjat ..A..
rely upon his Judcment nn in tho
proper procedure of tho district In a I NEW
matter which Involves property andj
Interests aggregating hundreds of1
mousanas or dollars. R. E. Brad
bury. Director Klamath Irrigation
District.
PENITENTIARY
BIO CIIHOEIC
JOB
TO
r
BIGGEST EVENT IN THIRTY
YEARS FOR THIS CHUIM.ll IS
HELD IN HONOR OF CARDINAL
GIBBONS AT CAPITOL
State SehooN .incl Hospitals Will Get
IHr Help if Jnpocd Measure
Goes Through Auto License Will
Be Doubled and Portion of Money
Remain in County.
SALEM Feb. 20. The State Re
construction program' as finally sett
led by the reconstruction committee
I for presentation to the Legislature
carries a proposed bond Issue of five
million dollars. It includes approp
riations for a halt million Wollars
each for a new penitentiary, the Uni
versity of Oregon, and the Oregon
Agricultural College.
The Eastern Oregon Hospital at
Pendleton gets $ ISO, 000 and armor
ies at Medford, La Grande,' Astoria
nnd Baker are to get $100,000. Top
WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 20.
Tho clergy and laity of Roman Cath
olicism have gathered here to pay
homage to James Cardinal Gibbons,
tho head of the Church In the United; soldieis home at Itosclmrg gets ?25,-
states on the occasion of the" Golden
Jubilee, which ts the most notable
garnering of the Catholics in this
country for the past thirty years."
APPREHENDED FOR
SLANDERING U. O.
EUGENE. Feb. 20. James Fuller
ton, a farmer, was arrested hero to
day following an indictment of crim.
Inal libel for printing In'hls publica
tion "The Hornet" charges of graft
and gross immorality at tho Univer
sity of Oregon nnd accusing President
Campbell of the desponsibility.
B. P. O. E. REGULAR ,
MEETING TONIGHT
000.
Tho automobile license bill ha3
been approximately 'completed. It
doubles the present license and pro
vides that one third of the collec
tions be turned back to the counties.
The Senate has ndopted a resolu
tion protesting the War Department's
leniency and pay extended to the
slackeis .it Fort I.e.icnworth Barracks.
CHICKEN PIE.DINNER
CHANGED TO LUNCH
The ladies of the Sacred Heart par
ish have decided not to give the
chicken dinner on March 4, as an
nounced, but instead " III serve buf
fet luncheon. Special attention is to
be paid to thU feature of the bazaar,
nnd it Is their intention to make It
one of the Importunt parts of the
affair.
As the plans for the bazaar are de
veloped, the decision is also growing
to make the affair more In the na-
'turo of a Mardi Oras and if It devel
ops Into the auciess that the prelim
inary work indicates It will be, It will
I bo made an annual eent and Instead
of being a purely local affair, the
piomotei'j will endeavor to make It
COPKNHAOKM Fh an iri.,n "Ke on someiiung oi me muu. m
Joachln. the youngest son of the for-j6tatu n ""'" Th no qU(f:
mor ifi.-i. i.-m oi.i ....,. Hon but Mich a celebration would
a..... --M.UV.. .MD MVl... ....1.011.U U. ..IUII
The regular meeting of tho Elks
Lodge will- bo held this evening at
the Club rooms and-ns there is much
important work to be brought up In
connection with tho coming State
Convention hero, -IU Is" very desirable
that all members be present.
EX-EMPEROR'S SON
HELD ON SUSPICION.
Ichv This dispatch says Unit ho has
been suspected In
certain Intrigues.
connection with
DIVORCE SUIT FILED.
Cruel and abusive treatment on
tho part of tho defendent since their
marriage in 1915 and desertion of
the plaintiff on February 18th, 1919
nro cited as cause for divorce In an
action filed yesterday by W. H. Op
ens ngninst Mary Owens. There are
no children. Rutenic and" Yaden re
present tho plaintiff In the action.
I have th- Unity co-operation of all
I interests, foi It would result In bring
ing to the utv not only great num
bers of people, but it would also at
tract attcution of strangers who are
usually on tl Coast at this season
of the e.tt' seeking new locations.
FOURTH LIBERTY BONDS HERE
HARD LOCK 1
M BOYS
' are llii,!.,. . , "' l',ul I I10UB08 ll, ,i,,Im .. l, nnhllo nf llin.rfl.
iiWbMBM '"i?"1 """packtai. con-1 trlct. Mr. "" wa 0 ' l0 found
ve forest .," 80 0P0rnted by tho ors ' te Ohlloqulu Lumber Com
. Hint aro undor federal In- pany,
assist In derwent up operation at the Klamuth
getting It back on tho track, No one, General Hospital at the hands of bra,
was in j in uu iu mo iniaiiui nuu h u, a. Massey ana natuerine Hchloef..
expected that tho train will get back Mrs. Ida M. Teti will attend her du?
this ovonlng about soven thirty. Ing her recovery.
Tho contract
between tho government and tho dis-
'trlM nrnvltlaii thut whan iha
Mrs. R. Vance Hutchlns today un-tlonv charges were mild as taxes, the
i 'ltt1a st Viri. lfntt hI.ai.IJ t-.
lauds of the district should bo re
leased from tho liens, Therefore,
there Is no plan necessary oiuthe part
of the directors to secure tho relouBO
of these liens. .
Ho further statoa; "That tho con-
Officials of all three banks of
Klamath Falls announce today thnt
the Fourth Liberty Loan bondB have
arrived and are now ready for deliv
ery to tho subscribers.
HOME ON FURLOUGH.
Fmnk Griffith, son of Mr, and
Mrs. William Griffith of Poo Valley,
who has been In the Naval Service
sinco early In the war, roturnod last
night for a. ten day furlough with his
puronts.
NEW CLERK IN
SHERIFF'S OFFICE.
Miss Honrletta Fisher hus taken u
position as clerk Iu tho Sheriff's of
flchere and assumed hor new duties
this morning,
TWO I'MIM LltS FROM CITY
AFTER Bl.lXG HEADED. FOR
HOME ARE TURNER BACK FOB
COASTI! I'CTION WORK
The distressing news that Hal
Oglo and Edmund flowen, among
others of tuo Twentieth Engineers,
who woie started for home and on (
reaching the French Tort received
order- to lemain until more construe
tlon voik was done thote, has been
received bv Mrs. S. K. Oglo mother of
tho former m a letter written Janu
ary 2Sth. .' , . .
The eo, ore mosi anxious to get ?
back now that tho wtr Is oyer and
their families, who were waiting o
voleomo them were yory lorry to
hear ot tho change in te orders.
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