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' iJ'J ' s (ftij? lEittfttmg Herald OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF KLAMATH COUNTY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF KLAMATH FALLS Thirteenth Year No. 3,561 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1919 PRE5I0ENT0N I SECH VOYAGE I TO CONFERENCE Will Stay Until Big Problem U Finally Settled LEAVES EARLY TODAY RATE HEARING IS M""" wllon. I-owur California hn TUr Urri'C Aucn l'wlllll-ii, both In natural rcsotir- t 1 yyJ WCCrwD AntAU eon anil In development ns a tnurlntii' , I KliimiiliiK ground, It U rich In mln I Mills. IIk numerous IkMiiiIh itncour- HAI.K.M, March G. - Tin. public- snr- ago the flnliory business, which Ih nn vlco ((iiiiiiilsnluu bus net Match 17 n Important Industry. tint ilato for the final hearing on the, Mom for thu protection of the Am- application of tho Pacific Telephone erlrnn bonier ami the Aofcgimrdlng f d Telegraph company for an Iiiotouso f tho Inlgotlon system that foods thu In tho xrhiuiK' toliiphoiw rates In linpoilal Valley, than for nny mater. Oregon, It in ostlumled If thcHu In In I riches Lower California might crniises ari) allowed, approxliimtiily urine In annexation desirable. While $600,000 a )ear will ho added lo the reports of Japanese efforts to secure revenues of tho rompiny. ,a navnl bane on tho peninsula have The huurliiR will he held In Port. , never boon confirmed, hero 1h an. slid, ; other ronKldoratlon, Klamath nlno Im a natural part of HUGE BOOTLEGGING ' j '"' nls, us the residents of that .., iin.- - i-.rJr""",y h"V" R",rt '" ,llC,r I'Rt'tl"" t" SCHEME. UNEARTHED, the Oregon legislature and iih Call- I fornlaiiH are Kind to bellevo. j Should It happen that theso two CHICAGO. March G. Consplmiy neighbors comu within the California to defeat stilnwldo dry Inwtt by boot, fold, there would surely bo n renew- GoirriiiiirniWIII Nut l.elhiiUWIi Con legging linn been uncovered by feder. 'ed demand for a division of tho stntc, . . , ,.. '-t agents. Iicnry A, linos, chef on already unwleldly, ns somo people be- trol of lt IriwoH a lH-nUll or on . ,., , i ,. , , . .. . """" the Olympian exproiw between Clil ' llcve, and lucking, numorlrnlly, In ro- (trr mlutml Neglect tit Ihrovlilo Cngo and Kiiuttlc, Waih., has boon j prt-nantntlou In tho United States Kunii:rrorl.WI.r.l Mmlo to' in ,,ofor1 Unl,J niva Cummin senile. I duner I.ewU F Mnson, and held In Continue nn I num. bonda of $2G00 to the federnl grand Jury. Roes, wio also is known ns I "(lot Home Quick Walllngford," him NKW VOHK. March 5. President bw,n ,nknK whisky In largo qiiantl-l Wll.on sailed today on III second tl- from Chicago on bin dlnliu cars' fll" voyaio to Krnnce, determined, ns ho to Henttlo, Tacoinn and other const j III Mid In bin speech last nlitht, not to cities, wliore ho Rets many times tho. j "come back till II Is over over there." price lie paid for it hero. It Is charg- The transport (leorKO Washington ed, Ills alleged Northwestern nKent, . left the Hnlioken pier this mornln at M. V. Slrolhors, of Tncomn. Wash.. :15, Only n small crowd assembled w arrested on advice i-f Chicago it tho Pier lo wnvo farewell grout- in"', niiuinriiies somo lime ngo, In. The liurlmr wus nearly deserted, SILL VOTE ON ' DM QUESTION man nr-iinnrnl JHIIW PHOGRESSIVES ON (ndlann ami Michigan hnvu been Invaded by the gang and Its nccom T FIN Few More Than Half of Bal lots Heard From MAJORITY FAVOR SUIT Straw Vote Taken by Klnnintli Irrl But Ion DlMtrirt Director, to Deter-' mine Whether or Nut to Push Ac. Hon to Restrain Conxtrurtlon of points Jliilil Goto Sinull Response. groom, who In a returned Boldler, wore olive drab. Little Louise Bowman, acting a ring bejrer, was dressed In pink and white und carried u lingo bouquet of sweet peas. Miss 1)orothy Weeks, an Intimate friend of tho brldu sang before and following the ceremony. She was accompanied by Mrs, C. R. I Dowman, who also played the wed- dliiK march. Shortly after the cere mony, the happy party sat down to a ncddln,K supper. Iloth Mr. and Mrs. llosklns are well known In this city. The girl hood days of the bride havo been spent here where her uufisually sweet disposition has attrnctcd a host of warm friends. . She has been a great favorite also In social circles. Mr. Ifosklng, who Is well and fnvorably known spent beveral years In Klam ath Falls as the agent for the Stand ard Oil Company, which position he Kiivo up during the win, to enter the military service. Ho was discharged vory recently from Camp Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Honking expect to leave Immediately for bouthern GOVERNOR'S FUNERAL HELD TOMORROW Price, 5 cent liBEr n l nnu nmi t. i BUM BUILI THIS SEISl WASHINGTON'. March G. -Pro- .illdttM ftwlitni I nntif mciv ltIVM li it n . , .-,.! .. n . i.ll.. 111 .. ..Ill.t. due to (he big marine workers' trlko."" , .... . ",,"',,'u .f"- " "" mini nnu iii.j-m iuiiuin ihhu uvou a low nays io consiucr wuom iney win A number of salutes were fired." Tho dcpsrlurc uns delayed for n fow mo meats when It u found that the niornhiK papers were not on board tho tramport. Indicted In Ijike county Many of fenders find the smuKgllng so profit able they aro willing; to pay fines and serve short sentences. WASHINGTON. I), a, March 6, The Kou'riinieiit has no Immediate In tention of rellniitilshlnn tho control' of the mil mads as u result of tho fall urn of congress to appropriate funds for rallroud administration, Director General lllues declared today. Ho ex plained that every effort would ho Ritdu lo rcmtlnuo operations as usunl, to avoid lu In k off employes and to flnsneo the rallroadH thru by private loam nr udvances from the war finance, rorpnratlon. He Indlrnled that the administra tion did not contemplate raising tho rated us a means of dealing with tho financial predicament, UTHNOW ! IN LIMELIGHT back for the presidency In 1920, Senator Kenyon, Iowa has announced. House and senate Progressives. with a few lending firogrcsslves now Tho straw vote east hero yoster-l day by tho farmers of tho Klamath Ir-i rlgiitlou Project to determine wheth-! cr or not tho District should Join with; tho old Water Users Association from . which It bus recently been changed, ' to prevent tho construction of the1 proposod dam across tho hend of, Link Itlver by the California Oregon Power Company, resulted In a vote of ouo hundred and forty favorable against one hundred and seven un- lavoruuie. mere were nowever. lour. R.C.GARIIMe - FOR REFUGEES IN FIR EAST VLADIVOSTOK (Correspondence Associated Press) The American hundred and eighty two ballots sentRei1 Cro88 ln Eastern Siberia through out two hundred and thirty five therefore who did not vote. A num ber of the water users who did not in congie-Hs. will nttend the meeting; ' vol tol'l lllo officials of the District Tho time and place, have not yet beoni1'"' matter was In the lattcrs decided on definitely The gathering. ! "" n'l !" the responsibility up Imwnver. nrolinlilv will bo soon after io llieill. the adjournment of congress and Is likely to be held either In Chicago or Washington, Kenyon said. In addition to discussing what man they shall got behind for tho 1920 , campaign, Progressives will formu Ml'C'll COMMIv.NT IN I'.U'DltH OK, late n program of legislation upon IIOTII KT.ITKS OVKU COl'.NTV S MOVK TO HKCKM. TO M'lfill IKHHNtJ HTATK OX SOI "Til the BAKER-AND MARCH ARE COMING WEST which they will seek action in coming congrods, It was stated. Political gossip hag named Sena tors llorah and Ulrnm Johrwon us possibilities foi the rcgulnr rtopubll. can nomination In 1920, Doth arc Progicsslves, leaders of the little The moo mndn by Senator tieoiRo group In the senato which holds thoj Sccrctnry lukor nm(5eiioral March uai men oi power in organizing inai body for the next session. SNOW FOUR FEET AT SPRING CREEK T. "tluldwln and Hoprcs.ult!vo (Jeo. "" 'll. Morryman to havo Klamath t'oun- F.ATA PATUCDCn -no ly removed from Oregon and imnox-' UAIAUAlHtKtU rUK Pt, , , 8ln(0 of c-illloruln una NEW BUDGET SYSTEM rouRnl for o Httio commuui in i . the press of tho two .itntos especially I slneo tho California Legislature laid1 Word I...H been received from t. ViMw movoil to weleomo this conn.' Tho summer campers would not .'tain Disiriri Aiu.m Wiinv win. )' to tlwl commonwealth, (Jiogon nnd their outing In tents along the enl to Medford lo IntorvlaW liidgu' '0,iW flfiht such a movo to (he fin shores of tho beautiful Spring Crook Cnlklns mi his decision In tho Wnnl- tih ,n t,, "l'1"'0" of Srctary Dod- nu(0 80 inviting at this tlmo of year, loinls niRn Hint the Intorpratatlo-i "on of t,, ,'orllnml Chnmbcr of Com- fl)r according to n. C. Spink, tho Placed upon It hy the local nuthorl- orco In an Inlorvlew, In tho Kvon- Wnor of Idlerest, thoro Is now, four lies in the affect that this county.1" ,c,0rnm "l ". ifoel of H1I0W ,, tho lovol at that teuld be on a budget systom basis, I " '" " ,"0"s,, i,r"i,"H" "" """ point. Spink camo In Monday on tho v.i correct and he has gone to lack. w n l "ul" ov"r' " "'" B,V" -onvllle fr the purpose of itJthoniiR mont t(ld,,y of 'nUw Socrotiiry . the data eem,ry to carry Into o I D- Uo,",0,, ot tho ,,0,rl "l"1 C1,,"ra; feet Blub u systom .borof Commeico. when informed thut At ti. .,f ,.'.. .i ,.i resolution had been Introduced bo 'w'n .IMtl, w.lo I. VII. its refugeo relief department. Is cor ing for nearly 2,500 refugees. Half of these are handled directly though a distribution center in Vladivostok. There are 400 In barracks at First Illver, In the edge of tho city. Fur ther on. at Second Itlver, are 800 Ar menians ln a barracks by themselves. Most of these refugees are receiving food and clothing; there are, a cer tain numbor who aro self-supporting and only require lodgings. A plan Is being worked out to send the Armenians to Port'Sald on a Jap anese steamer. Efforts are nlso be ing made to find transportation for 420 Sorblans. Occupation has been found for a large number of destitute persons. An employment bureau has been established and It Is nrobable WASHINGTON, D. C. March 5. j ,,.. soon inces can e found for all will leave Sunday oil a threo week's. A Joint opinion from both the at torney for tho Klnmnth Irrigation District and the attorney for the Klnmnth Water Users Association on the probable outcome of the action, If Instituted is being awaited before further action will be taken. 8ALKM, March 5. The funeral services of Governor Withycombe, who passed away at Salem Monday i evening aro to be held tomorrow at ' two o'clock. Simple services will be conducted by. Mr, Ktchard Alvlson pastor of the Methodist church. Inter ment will" be made In tho cemetary here. Judge Wallace McCnmant will speak briefly. Honorary pallbearers n- of . n . WW be Judge McCamant, Adjutant,1 -3tructre rlanned tOT General, Charles Deebe, Thomas II.. Tenth and Main Streets Tongue, W. U. Aycr and Olcott W. I u "wxu Iloyt. The active pallbearers will; bo Htrvey Wells, Chester A. Morres, Carl D. Shoemaker, J. S. Chulderman and A. H. Lea Mark. MEDFORD MAN WINS FRENCH WAR CROSS PLANS FINISHED SOON MEDFORD. March 5. The only Medford hero to be awarded the French war cross by the government of France, though he Iobt his life ln winning this coveted honor, was Lieu tenant Newell C. Barber. Tjie great award of honor to their son, together with the citation award ing the medal was received Friday by Dr. and Mrs. Martin C. Barber from the adjutant general's office at Washington with the following com cem ment: "Here is forwarded lo you, t.nder separate cover by registered mall, a Croix de Guerre, by the French gov ernment to your so"n. Second Lieuten ant Newell C. Barber, 108th aero squadron." FIRE Ti N SIX NKW MEN JOIN DEPART. I MEXT HOYS WILL MEET WITH . Well Known City Boosters Evidence Fallh in Future of City and County by Putting Up Two-Story Brick Business House Architect Expected to Come ln Tonight That a big new brick, store build ing at the corner of Tenth and !aln Streets Is to be 'erected In the near future by the Evans brothers, Is the announcement made today. Details for the new construction have not been worked but'but It Is expected that Architect.A. F, Helde will be In this evening when plus and specifications will be gons OTer. Tentative arrangements have bees made for a two story structure with a full basement,' Three store rooms will be available on the first .floor and twelve apartments on the second floor. The estimated cost ot the structure is not known at this tine. Both the Evans brothers have been indefatigable boosters for Klamath County since they xame here 'from Kansas several years ago. They have made extensive investments In other parts or the city, and their new ven. Hire is an Indication of the future growth and prosperity of the community. CITY - COUNCIL THURSDAY EVEXIXO TO MAKE PLANS ,d Dll I! Inspection trip of all the training camps which wore not Inspected dur ing the war. This trip will Include Camp Lewis ut American Lake. HOW AROL'T IT, JIMMY? H'turduy. ,M,e then, wr present foro "'".C'Hfornlu state legislature memorializing congim" to tuku thu train, and nays that whilo It Is pret ty inconvenient getting. around thero now, It Is tho-host thing that could poshslbly happen, as It moans grass and crops for noxt yoar. Thero Is a porslstent rumor going tho round of the timber men that genial Jimmy Ryan bus gono sMith for another purpose than Just visit- ling, and that other purposo Is none othor thun taking unto himself a wife. Goo, Jimmy, is It possible' that you havo desorted the bunch? If the heavens stay lip aftor Bitch a thing ns that, provided It Is true, then thu iitlllonluni Is at hand. Iliaeni...!.. .tdt mZ: :r2lnl.Hnry steps to annex Klamath ASHLAND MAN IS V weie uas'duo lo a mUundm.. ro,.'"ty ' C""f-,r,,,n' , . I KILLED BY TRAIN tMdlnit The conference win Mil1 "Any such movement would b fnr.i... .... . """,ll" ,v"1 '" .11l1, , ,J rinluh Mlinn d tnkO nil '.""." "mno" of thc vonn of- .. -i h . n.. ...eh l.lli 's sou. Cnlle.l ty news of tho auddc.i death 'wra unii nniv iimun ! r.iAli.f ... (. ....-. --- .. , . .. t ii i.. ... r ..--... f .. br,; up;; i;;,' &'"JJB com. .,, Insofar as thoy r-.HU.il to 'X.Tiro o n y kTowMgo . . T. Garrett left for that point thb Clklns deds,,,,, wore d.scussod. Zni I, eonly " u .wt ot our -!.. MrM.owo, who was Clef Ul I III 11 U Ul noiHHlU IHi"" m HOT SPRINGS BATH HOUSE IS REOPENED ..oil, mill trllinlnrv In iih. and I nil! of tho .opinion that the boundarlos''" o8l"o " . nccordlng to ofthctwostativinovor.wlllbochniig.ithH news received by Mrs. Garrett, oil. All that wo need Is to extend our hut no dotulls of tho tragedy had uillroids thru Central Oregon to-.fooen learned at tho tlmo of hor. do- Klamath Fulls. 'This would plnco us Parture. much nenrar to that district than Is A'ter bcillK Closed fne vArnl ,., , '""I'lB thu Influonct epldem- Rim KrnnMsco and tho freight rales '" ""'"'I sensoii, tho Hot Pprlnc would bo much lowor. li. i' ls 0-r""otl to tho pub. Tho following odltorhl on tho an XEW lailNDRYMAX IX TOWX. Ono of tho latost.arrlvnls In Klam- M li LAST EVENING ROMANCE C7UI.MIXATES IX A PRETTY CERKMOXY" AT HOME OK 11HIRK. ROTH, 1'ARTIES WELL KNOWN HERE. today under now mnnuKomont.'noxinK of Klnmnth 'County nnd Lower th Falls Is a weo man by tho nnmoj maun am son. who linvii ii. r-..iirnr..ln nn.murn.l In Hit Sacrum, or iieuoo jmikuiu who it-cuimy u,u,,- ed bore locenlly from Edmonton, 'onto Union of Saturday I V ' vlu story at tho homo of Mr. A'l ----... nj iiuiii U.UU1UIUUI1, OHIO union oi oiiiiirni hi.Hi ""' tllfl ,,ow Proprietors. Tho j Thero Is no probability tint Oregon UUIIalllg li,,.. l,on ,!,,., ... ,.,,. ..... I ...,,, . , .... i .,... ,, Iflnm ., .. kllw, VUj,,jr tunny j will CUl.HUIli IU ll.O iihii-tiui "I - poo- llltlq chniico oxlsls that tho scheme of cor tnln Intorosls to nnnox Lowor Cali fornia will bo looked upon with fnv- DANKKR RACK FROM SOUTH. B.-U, i l,l',l"fot'to,, Hnrt w'" oponod'nth county to California, ns tho y times nnd ovonlngs, jplo of Hint soctlnn deslro, nnd . OTUIIXH FROM WAKHINOTOV. ' I fornln will bo looked upon with fnv.) fiesldent E, R. Roams of tho First iis, p, nn, ii...,. np ,, r.,,,r-A ' , uvlnn UnKhn .n nronosltlons National Hank has returned from a Jfw h visit with lolntlves In Wash- offer Intoro'tlng fields of spoculntlon. ! sovtrnl weoks nbsenco at his Callfor. ' "" w,lr Bho hhs boon for tho I Tho political reunion of California nln homo at Mountnln View. He do with the poniniuia to tuo souiu ra -- NotWltllStnnuinK ( li croim in iimv buvviuii im f i- nnd Mrs, Frank Nakoto on Fourth Street. Tho smiling father is tho proprietor of tho Jopuneso-Luundry. no a, , """ "'ii mi JJm nnd Spokane and M.o in lai;t. bo loirlenl nrogross. esrtaln drawbacks, iueh n drouth lu tlmn for several years .wit. Ono of the prettiest homo weddlngB of tho yoar was solemnized herd at 6 o'clock last night, when Miss l'oarl Mnrguerlto Ilolvln and James Elinor Hosklng were uultod in tho holy bonds of matilmony by Futher Hugh Mnrshall at the home of the brldo'a parents, 219 Jefferson, Street. Only a fow of tho Intimate friends ot tho contracting partlos, beside the family of tho brldo, woro present. Tho houso was "decorated In pink und whlto. Pink roses worn hung In tho cjlnlng loom and pink carnations In tho living room, Tho bride was dressed In white' Georgotto and car ried a bouquet of sweet peas, The those who wish to work. The Cuna dian military organization has asked the Red Cross to man a steam laun dry for the Canadian troops. Like wise the American army has made plans for n service laundry at the huso here, which wfll furnish em ployment for n number ot laun- d i esses, Ulsttop II. St, George Tucker, who recently returned from Western Si beria whero ho went ln tho intercuts of the Hod Cross, reported that there wore somo 8,600 persons thore, legit imate objocts for tho Red Cross as sistance. In need ot immediate help. In this number figure group of Pet rograd children. Many hundreds ot those wore sent to Siberia for safety at u tlmu when the Holshovtk out rages woro beginning. Thoy woro found in boven different cities, unpro vided for and In great need. Cloth ing Is being provided for thein from stocks in Vludlvu'.tok, und thoy are receiving attention. ln Omsk, Novonikolasevsk und Chullablnsk, whero typhus has made considerable lioadway, thu Red Cross Is working ln conjunction with tho Russians to give medical aid. Relief train No. 4 lias loft for the west, car rying medical supplies and clothing. The Inst relief train sont fiom hero, In charge ot the Japanese. Red Cross unit, reached Omsk about u month nt tor Jeuvlng Vladivostok. (JOES TO MEET FAMILY. Attorney R, C. Groesbock will leave tomotrow morning for San Francisco where ho will moot Mrs, Groesbeck and childron, who havo boon spend ing tho .wlntor nt Southorn points. Thoy oxpect to return to Klamath, Falls Sunday ovening. GERMANS AGAIN ATTACK POLES. POSEN, March B. Tho Germans after three days of comparative quiet resumed tholr attacks all along tho lite upon the Poles Sunday, It ls re ported, CHES ENDS !N FILIBUSTER SMALL GROUP OF REPUBLICANS TIE UP. IMTORTAXT -EGISIA-TIOX AT CLOSE OF SESSION. ROADS MAY RE RETURNED. The application of six new mem bers ot tho Klamath Falls Firo De partment were accepted at the City Council meeting Monday night. The now members are, James V. Sulli van, L. I.. Drownell, C. A. Newman, Archie Hasklns, W. M. Lorenz, L. L. Stoln, Carl Schubert Jr., and S. R. Redky. Tho fire department Is going to be completely reorganized and ar rangements made to glvo. the city more adequate fire servlc, according to the views of the council members who nl"o going to meet Thursday evening with the fire department and Inrnnilnta fitliira nlnnci Tho rnnmfl .w. ...... u.u ........ , -. ... . .- ((jug hsi ot lmi'urmui taou.v. -- In the city hall which need furnishing aUjmj to secure an executive ses- HK41I1 uiu lu uu luutteu unci ai.u .. quantity of new hose must bo pur chased soon. ' WASHINGTON. D. C.. March 5. , Congiess adjourned at noon yester day In the midst of a republican fllU in.Binr in the Senate that killed a long list ot Important measures. The WESTERN TROOPS REACH NEW YORK bi.m of the Senate due to the filibus ter, caused the failure of scores of iuiniiii.iiinn including A. MItchel Palmer, Nonunn Hapgood and Comp. troller Williams. Iteceis appointments will be tpaae. Funds for the railroad administra tion ue among the appropriations I that failed NEW YORK, March 5. Tho cruls-l Some of tho Senators advised the er Frederick has arrived from Brest Pi obldeut to leturn the I,r0M" with 1,502 troops including tho third prlwite ownership immeamie.jr. battalion hoadquarters companies 1 1 hn refused to divulge his plans now and D. of tho 62nd Infantry of the ' cu-r Senator wage uwy - list Division. Theio are National threo fourths ot the Republicans j .- Guard men from Oregon. Washington gicted the filibuster, It Is u,,ea1J"" and Montana. SUIT TO DETERMINE R. R. ADMINISTRATION AUTHORITY Kirn-ii in . in.-, , It was a personal matter ot one llitw I group which refused to be controlled land not n patty matter. Pi evident Wilson signed the whew i i.in K u l li ill ie " ., .c. t'ORTLAND March n --.Tho '...I.- Secretary of war Baker saia lie service commissioners of Oregon failure of the army appropriate Washington and Idaho huvo unit other military measures ib. . hero und decided that the Washlnn, war department in a aium... ton Commissioners should begin Jiult serious situation. iiumeiiiuioiy lo itsi ino legaiuy oi , tho Rallroid Administrations con trol over tho purely intrastate freight rates. r OUS Sll""" i.i.lnn The failure of the reorganl lo 1,111 means that the gre. ---- ,en ot the war time " main in the service longer than would bo otherwise necessary. WASHINGTON, D, C. -'" I ---- ,. iL. XJAll-B OlS LONDON, March 5. Tho nritlsh By n olo of 316 to x ia o , i .... -.-nlnllnn eXDrClin army Is being reduced to 952,000 (aaoiuea P ftCfl con(ernco me,. It was offtclally announced to. tJ jg Oieat Ililtaln'A alrencth fixcluaieof Ireland to tne hb v i BRITISH ARMY REDUCED. R of India, aturosent is 2.500.000 men The British army of occupation In initiation." i.tr.ied President WUn '":;;:, The iirltlsii army of occupation in rrosmcu. .,..--- IV. no.fXtra Germany will be coniposod of 380,- hU determination w ouo men and 38,000 officers. j session .in ti K3 It 6 v nv,