i' 7$ fTjf fll?g jamming Berald OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF KLAMATH FALLS OF KLAMMH tuumi Thirtccnth Yr No. 3,570 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1919 price,5ceHti tifi league II PART OF I M. THtAir Question Is Now Finally De cided by Council ENEMY IS RATIONED rjlormu, yuiintlilt". of ''hI Milppnl I'"" Girmnii) !. Mnnlli l) .lll"l Pn'r WINim I, lir,'oliiiiil-(i'riiiiiM) llomi dar) Xu iiiK Drtrrmlmil XKW VOItK Mmrh 15 --Sil'riilnry Tumulty bns u iiiininceil Unit ho hut bid " rahliRriiiti from llm President which Hated tlmt ll' "Plenary Conn fll" bi positively dciidml tluit thu Uiu of Ntttlotw Ih to In' a part of the pcare treaty Tumulty Imil inked tliu President It tbfrv nu t nil ti In the story that the Ioukiii' milil not lui Incor porated in the pence treaty, mill thu Prfildtnt' reply showed t tint thorn. hid bct-n no cliiiiiKx In thu program. his Inline nt tlin Hotel llaldwln, whimi (JiTy GIRLS FLOCK mi Informal ieceitlnti uiih helil nnil1 rfc.WVi, whom tho Htumlor tot. I nmiy uf tlm' TO GYM CLASSES llllitriiitllllg experience lie has hail dur- IllK IiIh iibmmi'ii Tim foriiml Invltn-' tlnn to lm pii'ximt nt tlm hiiiiiimt that ' 'I'lin new ladles KynilliiHlltm clan i In to Me given In IiIk Iiiiihii noxt Tiles- which Ih to lie conducted em It Wed- ilny evening was oxtcnihtil to him nesdiiy tifciilng nt tliu Kliiinnth Ka! Todnv tlin Hmiutor Ih Imny aiding Hoys' Athletic Club here, gives prom. ' u tint piupitmtloii of tlin argument !" f being n great HiitrcsH, ns nbo'it lint In to nppeiir In tlu Htiitn piunpli. fifty ladles wore pic-sent tile first let In lielmlf of tlm iimcndinmit to evening. TIiIh Ih tliu flrnt opportunity ' tliu Ntntii (oiiKtltntlon permitting which linn been offered tbo Inelln of, counties to voiti IioiiiIh up to flvo im- ' "'' !'' fr ph)Hiiiit training and thoy. rent of their hhkiihhi'iI viiluiitlon fornri apparently resolved to take nil- COMMISSIONERS COME EARLIER highway construction Thbi nigii llient will linvit In lie In the IiiiiiiIk of llm Hi'i'iulury of statu lieforn Mnrrli 2K. Tilt' i()Hl of IiiivIiik this argument appear will liu 175 011 ami u III be paid by the (looil UoiiiIh Association I vantage of It. KCTUt.MXG SIIIPWOltKKKS vi:itv dissatisfied. IIRU8HKI.K March 15 Tliu tlor min delegate to tint lonforonce re lird the taking over by tlm Allien of the (Itrninii inuriiiiinillo fleet anil the provUlonlng of (Irrmnny ns n flat! acceptance of tlm Allied conill Horn. A monthly rntlnti for Germany of three hundred nnd thirty seven thou. ind ton of foodstuffs an lieen fixed by the Allied ('nimln.ilon EAST KLAMATH I m THJNFJPECTED Road Men to Arrive Monday Evening MEETING ON TUESDAY IHEAVY SNOWFALL l",elns "'" thl Is as simple aH tho1 i 1M I ALT rrllWTV "Purnllon of a potato bug externnna- IN LAKE COUNTY tor, the first rule of which Ih to I ' "I'rocuio tliu Iiiik" (Jotting money, from the State Highway Commission I.AKi:Vli:V, March 15 (Special) depends on a similar rule under the j Tbo last month has witnessed a heavy head of "First scenic the State High-! snow ran tnruoui ..axe county, anil way Commission Engineer's Survey") a.s a result the Hto kmen are assured a survey hag been promised for the' an abundant supply of water and for- Lake-vIew-Silver Lake Koad and for' age, greater than lias been available the Lukevlcw-Klamath Falls Road to j I for the past two vonrs. At this time the Klamath County line, and thlsj i thcio Is about eighteen Inches of snow work will no doubt bo done as soon' ,on the level, and quite a little morn as tho weather will permit. FIVE US ACCEPT!! TSllFEMf I SEATTLE, Match 15. Nearly a thoiiHiiud HhlpniirknrH who returned, to woik have ngiln unit because thoyl ire dlNHiitlHtled with tho terms of! their reinstatement Tbo bonim vn. loin Iiiih now been abolished nnd otb.!l"crptl"n T,,nt Wl" Mnk" ,,,c ,t"a,,, r. Alice Hamilton of Chlcjgo as ur illserlmlnatloiiH haw been made,' llulldcrN Hit Up and TaktuNotlci' In, a-sHlstant in ofessor of Industrial meil- than eighteen inches tains. In tho nioim I WOMA.V KliKCTMl) TO HAItVAKI WCI'LTV At the liincbeon It was decided to '.send a committee to Klamath FallH to meet the State Highway Commis sion on the 18tb of this month and I Judge Smith was selected to head the delegation, and they will leave here CAMimilHIK, Mass., Jlurfli 1". - Sunday morning. For (be Ami time In tbo histor' of i Harvard a wnmnn lias been eleitcd us a member of tbe unhcrslty faculty The board of uvcrticers has appointed they allego. l,..(ii:i,l. VAI.I.KV MAX WHO MI'KXT WIXTlin IX i:.HT TKbUSI tr ciiikat iii:xi:fits f umnt' i IIKJHW.WK T -IW ERA MEET Hrlnjt Arrangrd by Kntliuslattlc Mm of (Vinmiunlt) lloolli Will Tell What Will Kr Done Hero Iclne In the Harvard medical bcliool. ELKS OFF FOR ESPLANADE W ' BE PAVED SOON: I i i BIG SUCCESS I What good roadtt mill) mean to ward the dinelopiiieut of a rounlryi niyl bow they hao trntiHtormed sec tlmiN In tlm eastern pnrt of the Uni ted States In brought out In a letter Just recehed from 11 J. Tlcknor. an enterprising ranrhor of l.nngull Vnl-i luy Mr, Tlcknor recently returned! from an extended visit In Ohio where the mlvniitiges of year round IiIrIi ii)'k bnu proved the blgRcst factor In tho ndvnncniuiMit of the district nnil where the transformation has been wroiiKbt within tlm last flu )carx Ills letter follows- nxi: sii:aki:hs .i'i'i:.it at cox. Monday night the Highway Com mission, accompanied by tho State! Knglncer will arrive In Klamath Falls and the committees of the Klamath Reed Hoads Association nnd the Ftu.s I n ess Men's Association hnvo made all arrangements for their reception. Fi:ili:.VCi: IICIU: IX IXTKHKST Their arrival on Monday evening calls OF IIHIK lti:sit)XHIHII,ITIKS FACIXt; CIll'HCIIKS for n rc-arrangenlcnts of the original plans, which contemplated their ar rival Tuesday evening, but tho change In dates will have no effect on the j program' for tho holding of ttie pub lic meeting on the night of March 18th. I Tho lsltors will bo met at the train That the whole woild Is now look ing lo the church to head the big mor al ircoiiHlructlon problems brought about by the big war and that In by tho committers appointed by the order lo meet thin gigantic rcsponsl-1 two organizations named, one rcpre lilllty, tho different denominations I sentlng tho business Interests of the will hue to forget the doctrinal dlf- community, tho other tho rank nnd ferences which have handicapped Hie thruout the county. Tho band their progtess In tbe pnBt and morgo! W'H u present to furnish music and tlmro hof been quite a mpvn on foot their effoitK In unified endeavor was stir the blood of the crowd that It regarding the question of good road, i btnughl out In tbe speeches ester- Is anticipated will bo on hand to wel- 'Kdltor Kwnlng Herald Noting. PARIS, March 15 One of tbo I wish lo put In my our for the muse While visiting In Ohio this wnter I witnessed the regular departure from Akron. Ohio for llnslon Mass.. of tint qucKtlnnn of the Council of Tgn I lirge motor trucks loaded to the Ith Piralilvnt Wilson participating l ku",,1h' Two ,m,n ''ro '" charge. will b Hik ilrwMnn ur ii... iw. ...i.Thiiru w'ore sleeping nppolntmeiitH, so l I b tie decision of the boundarleHUlut ,,,, ,',,,.,, nH 10 (,lor Mtween I'olnn.l and f.ermnny. Daiulgi rests, making It posHlblo to keep Ulobe Inrltuleil In l'lihud. It Ih ro-! traveling 2i hour per day There Is potted. President Ullmn arrived In Paris Werdajr nfteriioon day afternoon and last evening at the como the men who hold In their hand New Km Conference held at the I'rcs- the fate of the road building program lijterlan Church. of KJamath county for 1919. And The Speakers, Mrs. Walter Frailer t when the Commission arrives there Urown of Ashland, Rev. J. II. Seelcyl W'H be no restrictions on tbe enthus of 1'oitlind and llev. J. W. Hoyt of Insm to bo manifested. Let them know Ashland are all people who have trav-j they are welcome and that you am BIG ST. PATRICK'S DAY FOR MERRILL An elabnrutu program has been tupped out for tho celnhrntltin of St. men s tiny at Merrill These role- cled widely and have a broad vision of the difficulties ahead. The dis cussions at both evening and after noon sessions wero woll attended and It Is believed that no little Interest u lepiilar truck service between Clev. eliinl Ohio mid 'i'lttsburg I'n. and YouiigHtnwii, and this thru a country whore fhe years ago It was hardly possible to haul a light buggy thru tho quagmire. There aro also regtihr, nll3 bcen H,mlllated by tho gathering. if forty mlli. hauling milk to llnilA "linlc K""l,cr ns. served between citlivc for their dally consumption, . the two sessions and tliu Interval do- for which, by tlm way Hie piodiirerH. voted to sorlablllty. remixed 13.51) per hundred. Tie section in which wn formerly lived . ralso many IiiihIioIh of polnlooH, ou'i-r"! rpunKir DA TEC rri an nverngo of 200 cars per season.; CLcmjnc IV1 CO IU nnd which they were compelled to. . iirrmmn nrtnrv I haul In the early fall, on account oft L.i.CVIEiW KCDUtbU bratloni hnv i , . haul In the early fall, on account of huh have been growing In lm- Ul0 ror, condts. thoroby having ponanro eurhe.ir. and this one, will to sacrlfico on tho nrlro ns tho glutted "hub au proviouH efforts. Follow la la tho program a. m Services at tho Cntho- He church v,3o . ,t, (,M1II 1.ti Hivor a Hotel, John O'Leary, mnstor oi tabic. 'H p. m.-it:u.inK , fluid sports. wrick (jiiiniaii tiiarge. OOpiu Anmmi ball, oporn house, Mlln orchestra Chaperones m ,i, ........ .t ... -' .iieniiiiiueH IUnl!nd, Coin ell, Kticoy. BIG RECEPTION ID LEGISLATOR IIIUIHDin lllllllllllllt'U I "lin iiikii Hirii ,. i,.... Tl Tl . tint there wero only n fow curs load- n,, "K Tclophono & Tele oil this fall., tho balance bolng taken Rraph Company operating tho telo- from tho grower's cellars by the over roady truck, with a great saving or time. Last, but not least, land thnt on my former visit thrcu years ago, could have been purchased for an nverngo of $75,00 per aero Is now soli lug for nn average of $140,00 tier aero. Upon asking the reason for the advance, the general answer wns, "Why Our good loads, of course." Consldor mo n atnndpattor on this question always. " m AliMKO ItlOCF.NT CANUAIriKS l.H.'IIT. foWiMSIMi Hi:.vniii ....- ., "to" v .a.un; Khm.. W-IH I'lllJlMHINU AIUIU. MK' mm ,,.u, ,M,KNIMIKNT AriCHANOKI.. Mm rli 1.1. Com pared to tho enemies casualties, those. of tho Allies who have been extreme ly light since tho last clay of Febru ary. It Ih cstlmatod that tho llolshe. vlkl have lost five hundred men kill ed In tho fighting, Tho American camialtlcn from Feb. ruary 2Sth In March 9th wchi llf toon men killed, one mlnsliu nnd thlrt) wounded. prone lino from Illy to l.akevlew, which Ih a pnit of tho Klamnth Falls l.akevlew telephone lino will go to the lliirle.Hou rates on the 21st of this month. This will make a marked re duction between l.akovlow and Klam nth Falls, tho old rate being $1.00 for a throe minute conversation, as against 55 c for a like period under tho. now rate. thero to do the welcoming. Kveryone who can possibly bo on hand for tbo event is requested to be present, nnd those who cannot rench tho depot can do their share of tho program up on Main Street, for tho Commission will bo taken to ono of tho restaur anta for dinner. pSTitr.KT mccii thavi:i,i:i) which has ih;kx imi'assiih.i: i-oh Neutral European Powers fa Join Discimion STATEMENTS SENT IN Americans and British Who Made Trouble on Hoard Returning Trans port When Vessel Was, Ordered I5.uk to KngLind, Have Arrived k Xe Vork anil WIlliBc Sent Hone HI'KCIAI, CAR LOAD OF KXTIICS IASTIC Illlil.S ATTHXHS cki.i: HIIATIOX AT VRKKA. WIIX BOOST STATK COXVKXTIOV Tboie were some who wondered why there should be two engines to pull the local Southern Pacific train to Wood this morning, but this was easily explained when it became known that a special car load of Elks was bound for Yrekn, where they will attend the big celebration of the boys from northern California and southern Oregon and incident l!y I, lit In a good boost for the big State Con vention scheduled here for next Au gust. The "stock car" wns attached to the end of the train and was seen to bo wobbling heavily on the track as the train pulled out. 'While it might rt fit st thought seom n little unsafe t j turn i bunch of this kind loose on the outside public, the propriety of tho affair Is assured by the new-s that they are being looked after by Jim Drlscoll and Fred Houston. Among those who weio caught going weie Fxaltcd Ruler, Wilson S. Wiley, Dan Rjan, Henry BoMn, J. Olv.in, K. II. SHVKItAli WKiyiS .MAY I'ltOVKDTHIS VIlAll t One of the most Important Im provements which could be undertak en In this city, thnt of paUng Es planade from the Hot Springs Room ing Hou.se up thru Hot Springs Ad dition, has now been launched nnd a petition is being circulated today by Cashier Leslie Rogers of tbe First PARIS, March 13. The hultatioo III: I.M-,8ellt "' tne Peace conference to the neutral states to participate la the j discussion of the League of Nations, I has brought responses from Switter- I land, Holland, Denmark, Norway and j Sweden. The powers have all forwarded statements of their views to the sec retary of the conference. Kvory owner of a car will ho ox- Jeffers-on. Harry Stilts, A. K. Whit- UN T Beniti f (Icorgo T 'elcom i """ ' iiniuwin wan wotned lionu, i,,R, , SOCIALISTS AI'I'IiAI'O AXAItCIIIKT'H SI'KKt II, u ONLY OXK SUBURB RKMAIXS Wlliati; SI'ARTACAXS HOLD AXY OROUXO AND IlKSIHTANCU IIKIti: RAPIDLY CRCMBLIXO RI.KVKLAND. March 15. Tlin big i . .... ... .. during i ovoning ub con- crown wiucn Hoard tno nnnross oi well h, , "0H l,r "oleomnd, and John Hoed, a socialist editor uf Now Presently. 7, i-ommlttooH ro-iYork oncl formerly of Portland, stoon i... """g tile llliuli. ...... m....i ...i.i ..-j .. j ...j . ""Oil Kli "inn n Assoc- j wiin, iipmiHCii iiiinun uiiu niuiu unit tloaiidm "' ""'"' Roa,,H Assocla-J "either Dobs would got out of Jntl. "' of thanfr ll, '"'"I'ns hUBlncss , or wo will nil get In." theZf ::::.? --not.!, i ...... 110 has h01, ' "' u,u ono mnn UAKKII MUHDKItlCIt HKXTKXCKD. :y dun "" much for Klamath Thfreolin!"w t'1" ''nHt fW "monU,Hl f "AKKIJ. Mirch 15. Tom t Senator ahn, I'l ? w",m ol, '"l "o , a cowboy hus boon sontoncod t PriFimi. "" "", deep sonso of an. n ih0Wn ? tho llstlnBulshecl hon- "o wns escorted to Adams, boy hus boon sentenced to from flvo to nine years In tho State ponl tontlary, for the klllliiK of Qeorgo Holbrook, u ranchor lunt Docombor. IIA8KL, March 15. Thc,crlln In Hiirroctlon may now bo considered as upii'cssoil. Oustuvo Uostao. tho mln. stor of defense has anonuncod In tho nntlonal nfsembly at Weimar, It Is ropoitod. Only nno suburb now ro mans to ho rescued from tho hands of tho Spartacans, It is said that tho rilsarmnmont of tho population must bo hastened. LONDON, March 15, Tho Sparta ran forco still retain a part of tho Berlin suburb of Llchtonburg and la stubbornly resisting th'e government forcos, , pocted to boout with it thnt oonlns. Ho Is expected to bo nt tho depot. Park your car along tho curb with tho head lights toward the center of the .street, and when tho train arrives, turn loose your horns for a enthus iastic welcome. Let tho Commission know you are glad and do It with a vim. Keop your place until the car containing the visitors passes, and then fall into lino. This will cud your obligation for the night. The recep tion committees will escort tho visi tors to tho hotel nftcr which they will tnko them to tho restaurant for dinner. If you wish to keep things going, you can keep .stirring around on Main street for an hour or two, but this is not obligatory. It is sim ply a suggestion. Tuesday evening a banquet will bo given In honor of Senator George T. Baldwin and the Highway Commis sion. This will bo attended by tho representatives of the California Highway Commission, Siskiyou and Modoc counties California, Lake coun ty Oregon, Northern California coun ties Association, Klamnth Uood Roads Association, Business Men's Association and tho press, This ban quet will bo served In tho Klks' Tem ple Following tho banquet a pub lic mooting will bo held. This meet ing will bo more In tho nature of a talkfcat. at which tho people of tho county will bo asked to toll tho com mission what they think about tho local road situation and what roller tboy want. It will bo to show the Commission that tho demand Is not coming from the people of the city, but from tbe people of tho entlro county. It Is expected that Mr. Booth, speaking for tbe Highway Commis sion, will tell Just what Klamath may expect this year and what part it will .Play In tbe highway of tho future With a clear cut statomont from him on these two points, Klamath comi ty will be in a position to build accordingly mnn, ley. W. M. Duncan and Harry Ack- XATIOX LK.UJCK SCOHKI). ALBUQUERQUK. Now Mexico, March 15. If the present League of Nations Plan Is adopted, England will rule tho League and I object to Am erica again becoming n subsidiary country to tho British Isles, declar ed Senator Fall in au address heie yesterday. NEW YORK, March 15. The American and British soldiers redd- State and Savlncs Bank to tret thl- ,nB '" the Unlted States who were move under way at once . UscllarGed from the Brltl.h army The deplorable condition of the!and wno made troub,e aboa.rd tt road which has made It practically impossible to get beck and forth from the Hot Sprlng-s section any other way than on foot for the past two months, has brought tbe jieed of a surfaced road ns ncer before, and there Is every indication thnt It will be heaitJhere on the vessel today. The ves lly supported by the people w ho are ' sel was ordered back to England, and transport Toloa because they were not put ashore and sent to their homes from Halifax, when It became known that they could not be landed In New York a few 'days ago, on ac count of the harbor strike, arrived affected. the men refused to go. The expense according to the pres-i They will all he sent to their homes with their transportation paid by the ' British consul. - ent plan will be distributed relative ly among all who will be benefitted It is planned to build the street ftfrty feet wide from the Hot Spilngs WASHINGTON, D. C. March 15. Rooming house to the bridge across , acrctarv Daniels sailed on the Levi- tho canal and twenty feet wide from ' nt,an t0(lay for j,rancei where he wlll there to tlie top or the hill The cost j stuU. a(,veIopments in aircraft. of several kinds of Improvements will be ascertained beroie u choice Is1 made. - BACK TO M.(i)C)i:L. RED CROSS ASKS MORE CLOTHING i HACK FROM I.OXtJ VISIT. Mia. Roy Cook who has been visit ing relatives and friends at different points in tl)e middle west for the past two months, returned last evening. NEW ROADS IN LAKE COUNTY COMMERCIAL C'Ll'lt IS OlttiAXI KD AND MOXi:V WILL HU SE CURED FROM STATI. FOR HIGHWAY TO KLAMATH LINE t, i -... ..i .... , , . , , Another call for old clotNlll! tor underwent a eiltlcal operation at the. ,, ... ,., w, .- ,-, ., ,, .,,,!.. ' Euiopenn sufferers has Just hii re- Klnmuth Genera Hospital here and . , ' . ,,, ... m,., nf who hu been hero with 1.1... for f b-v, tho " tht'uhl oral df,ys. left this morning for his lh" Araf lca" fd Cr0 ' '" , .!.. ... . ttie Quota of thi ene Issued seteiai homo tit Macdoel. expecting to return .' ' M s E MarUa In a short time. He repoits that his! l""t,is aK0' ,,.,,,,,:,.,. son IS getting along nicely and Is en-l?' been appointee to tad thusiastle over the surgie.l ability I J fl0m ."'"J ... , ,. , .... . I ha? been set to 'aurf the goods am "Mil I'll UU-,lU OUilllC IU UU 1UU1IU In Klamath Falls. SPEAKERS LEAVE. Mis. Walter Frazlor Blown nnd J. B. Seeley, Snodlcal Home Mission ary superintendent for Oregon, who spoke at New Era Conference at tho Presbyterian Church last evening left this morning for Medford and Po.t land. Rev. J. W. Hojt, traveling Sun day School superintendent for South ern Oregon, who wns also ono or tho speakers, has gone to Algomu Joday nnd will preach at the Mt. Iikl Church tomouow. pin le of the city are asked to aw an errort to locate the-tntaSB which cm be spared it hW time. The tccsl clu.i ter inised mevo than the amount as! u' beiore and it Is belleteu that ' t'u same kind of rinpwse will ' made again BIG AUTO RACE IN SOUTH TODAY PLEASED WITH KLAMATH. S. P. Sunder, district superinten dent or the International Conespond. onco Schools with heulqumteis at Portland and S. II. Clay or Medford, who visits Klamath Fulls regulmly in the Interest or that Institution are In town. This Is MrSnviler's first Visit and ho Is most enthusiastic over tho possibilities hoio. Tho two will spend tho week end here. They are guests at tho White Pelican Hotel, IAKEVIEW, March 1,1. (Special t Tho Lakeview Commorclnl Club was QifUinlzccl Inst week, with Judge K. H. Smith. President. Phil. Roche, Vice Prosidont Sam Mushcn, socro trv and Dick J. Wilcox, treasurer. The Club hold Its first monthly lunch-1 Tho Ht',",1 ""' l"'' 25 rc"" eon at the Now England Dining Hall for Information Irmlliuj to tlio arrest at noon on Tuesday of this week, and ln",, -onvictlim uf nnjono cauSlit 425 REWARD matters affecting tho general welfaie M'Uiir copies of tlio Herald nftcr of Lake County woro dlscussort. Judgo w ofllvcry to subscrlbro. Till- SANTA MONICA. Cal(. March 15. Seventeen drivers most of them iM tlonnlly known are to compete today In the annual road race which Is the most noted In mutordom, ,, De Palm.1. the celebrated driver who has vv on so many of these events ( In recent joars Is unable to enter the race because his car MUed , comply v 1th the rules of the Amerl- , can Automobile Assoclatlpn. He was to have diiven an exhibition ' "; foro tho race. Ho has teen .circling the track at the .ate of a hundred and seventy mllos per hour In Puttee. TWI LVE ALIEN I. W. W- 1MHOLLKD jWI 3fof WASHINGTON, D. C, MwcM5r" Paroles have been granted njr o t Tnhnr to twelve aliens out or tho 54 who were sent to New .. ... A !-.' . .... -. RAAtllfl ftU..- "'-l nils. VOri rocenuy imm " r ...inn Smith gavo u very interesting nnd practice of Mr.iltiiK piipers, especially whore In the Webt for avy K instructive talk on tho roiul sltuutlon.'nlons MjiIh tret, lias uwlic.! such and he discussed nt length tho pro- proportions fluit tho llcralil Is going coeduro necessary to socuro money to stop It, ami with that eml in view In largo amounts from tho State It 'is offering this rcivnnl, Jn nineteen casos tho deMrtt'jj ' dor was ufllrmed, and In n.tK ensos no applications for r wero mado,