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(Eij? iuenfnn Herald
nTFlClAL NEWSPAPER
0FF,C,AK NEWSPAPER
gf KLAMATH COUNTY
w KLAMATH PALLS
Thirteenth Year No. 3,581
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1919
MM IDE TO I
SPEEO UP THE !
PUCE TBEftTY
HAVE YOUR OLD RAILROAD BUILDER
CLOTHING READY I EXPECTED TONIGHT
Council of Foreign Minu
ter It Appointed
MAY HASTEN THE END
Sm, M Will Take ' "Hit I """
yn Tli Ilrrurr WIN"" "l
ColknitUf U'lilnr I'mliiK Hun
itrUns l Atimk Vlciiim Offer
gapport fr Arm).
(It) AwwUilrtl l'rn).
PARIS Mnrrh 2 -A council of
fwelltn mlnlMcm nnl foreign tie-'
trtltrlfi "I Kngbind. I'nlii'il Hutes,
tm nd Italy liu been created to
fork ilmiiHinlnukly with iln Prmtf
tn and Prrnldml Wilson lint on
dllfcrmt branrhcit of thn great tech.
nlral questions which ro now In
Tolted In thn ponce settlement
Tilt action la said to luivi born
Uitn In thn Interest of hastening
tie culmination of peir.
It l Mprctrd that the new organ
iMtJon will consider thn llnllan Una
ilin iltuatlona ami the feasibility nf
tmaflng a peace treaty to Include
ill tbr bclllKnrrnta.
In order Hint tint workeis In tlie
t'liiiMiMN fur old ilntliliiK Willi li In lo
lie Hindu loinoirow hy (he lied Ciium,
may not lie delayed, ( nulled Hint
,1111 thorn, Mho liuve things in fnrn
lib, Ket them ready enrly In the day
land that those Mho are k"Iiik he
nwny, leave (he things In a Imndle
t the front of the limine, marked
' mi that they i.iii he plikeil up
Apnrtnrent houses and InniliiiyH
houses ale linked lo hae their things
all at one point. convenient of nr-
ess.
People of the e) ate ashed to
reinemller that ntt IumikIi the ur
niny ho over, the suffering In the
war tone In not and "III not he for
a long time lo tome and thai h)
taking n little time und plekhiK up
Borne thing wlili li would prohnhly
never he made line of. the gieiitesl
(omforl mil) he In ought to some one
who would otherwise suffer
1 I S MERT
ELKS VAUDEVILLE I
l ARTISTS GUESTS
LIBERAL TERMS FOR
NEW LOAN BUYERS
Hubert I. Htuihorn, rontrartor
foi the Klamath rails MiiuUlpal linn
lo lJ4lr and piomoter of the Htru
lioiu rallioad s)Mem of Easte.ru
Oregon Ih expected In thin evening
from Hpoknnci, Washington after an
absence-of ninny months. IIIk arrival
here Utin been looked forward lo by
ninny who are anxious to know what
the mill ond oniitriicl(n program
for t III Huinon la to hu.
HALL FDR CITY
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HOI.IIICH HACK FROM MHHKIA.
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.Mri Geolge II Memcrve of thin
It) ban received the Kind iiiiui that
her biiKband, who link been In the.
military service with the Ninety
first Infantry In Siberia, has arrived
In Kan Francisco.
The )oung man li;nl the Influenza
and Ih believed to have been n-iit
home on this ae count, llji is Mill
iindei hoHpltal rare, und It In cx
perti.il Unit he will not roinii to
Klamath for ahoui a iiinnfli.
Participants In the recent Klkn'
Vaudeville Nhow lien; with the beau
and girls llicy may choose to Invite
ere to he Clients of honor tonight t
u pretty parly at the Elks Temple.
The members of the lodges who are
, unwilling to have a dance go on
i without their hcltiK present ure also
going to he tberu In full force, ac-
Building Will Go Up Near "r,lu": "' re'T ,Jhmc wh lh
v I to go In formal attire are going In
Town Center jauch a garb while many other main.
j tain that they ure not going to he
handicapped In the work of the even-
Ing by swallowtails. It Is apparent
;builder is live wirei
however that they arc all going In
one way or another, as they hac all
been Invited.
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LONDON. March Sh Premier
UoIdc lia Kent a wkoleiut lo the
llunjarlan Kowniment urging It to
mi an army against Vienna, nc
cording to a dispatch from Budapest
Uolae promised to ndvnnco one bun.
itti million kronen to flnanro thn
project,
rOl'NTV ItOAII AKS"t-,TION IIA-
i'idi.v hi'iti:.ii(i oi:it i:r
itni'i:. m:v Mi..Miii:itsiiii'
I'lttiM I'ltAM'i:
IM Kills lltO.M
i.A.vii:i.i, vai.i,i:v.
Mi and Mrs Hen Drown of l.nn
ki IS Valley left eMterday afternoon
fo their randi after a abort hul
ii.'sh vUlt In this city Mr llrowti re
'ir that crop proapecth an good
at I Ills time for the farmuri of hlx
lo. t-lltlcK The ro.id there have alo
been dragged and put In mucn bet
ter hhape during the Sunt few dns
ii;i:scii (;K.vi:itAii
('aliforniii .Man llujs Viiliiahle I'rop. (JIVK.V lll'fil? TASK.
erl) lleie One Ihi) anil Sturtn!
I I UIS. March 28. (ieneral Man
Work for New HiilMiiiK on ()np of t,)c ca(,nK 0,f(pn) of
.Next .skntliiK Hlnk, Haute llnll'tl.e French army, will he recalled
ami Other AmiiM'iiieiils liu ludcd.
fieri lili command nt Mayence, the
new (papers announrc today, to und-
erti.ki a mission, the character and
mop of which Is indicated plainly
DRAFT BOARD
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LONDON, March 2t - Action by
the American troopH who were look
lit liter ItiitMitti luUnner In (ler
niny li teed to have nipped In
lbs bud an Important llolitliuv'lki
Clot, riorlln dlHpatih naya today.
Tbe Hiuirtaiaim had planned n big
nprlslni; Tliuiailay In the ramp. The
Americana however nulled thn Itun
Ulii almaril the train W'eilnenday
lbt, scattered them thruoul fier
tiy, under guard of the varloua
Aberlruni
I'AltlR. Mm ih 2S -lliimori. are
ow currant thai the United State
kH received notes from l.enlue and
Trotiky asking for recognition of
Ike Soviet government, nccoullng to
"reel Huth, tll ..,.,,,, .lirM.-
The writer Rav. 'i um,i u.. h,i
f'Mldent W'llsun haH deollned U
sle th
Hon."
c reiiuent favorable tnimldera.
IP SNOW III
While the boat kind of local nil-,
vrrtUlif; bus been given thn New
K'lnmalb Good Honda Association It
Imf hardly heen placed on par thru-'
out the world with the Peace Confer
ence, ncvertbik'ts tldlngH of thn nr-'
KinUntlou aro rnpldl) Hpreadlng,
thru Km ope, according to Informa
tion received here today
Tho mltston of the organization
la being carried thruoul the land or
rather over It nt the r.ilo of it few j
hundred miles per hour Ivy no other j
limit Lieutenant Hubert Itlgg of the
Aviation branch of the nervke who)
writes to hla father P W Itlgg ask-'
lug for Immediate memherHhlp and
wanting one of tbe sticker emblems Klainiuh Count) whkh has had au li
to pasto on his flying mat bine. a huge task, especially during tho
Klgga declares that be Ins read , closing months of the war, Is now
AI.COMA HOAI) OI'K.V.
What Is declared to have been the
first trip thru to Klamath Falls from
Algoma for many weeks wa.s made
Tuesday by II K. Hauger who Indi
cates that the road Is now in pass
able shape for chides of all kinds
Hi:coni)s op micai, i:.i:.ini(iA
HilAIII) IMCK'.li IP AM) SHIP.
pi:i awav. mi:miikks ;i-ii
TO HK Hi:i,IKVi:i) OF Dl'TII-S.
The loi.il exemption Hoard of
I'l... hiliiul liilulti.iuu lillllil In r ti tm I
III- I'll! .11 nuoiiiLrp ., .tip iu tv l . .. , .
. t . ... ,. ., , ,. ., i b the events In Hungary
, nidi i-ii in i iiiiiuitii i min, in 11 lit -
! sk-itlng link and amusement hall,
I which was begun here esterday by
j tearing down the old photo Atudlo
Ion the property retently owned h)
J W Mrfoy on Fifth Street below i
Pine The man behind tbe new en-j
j terprlso Is William S.llrunuer whoi
'(.line here very recently from Null
um, California anil Is Identified with '
the Pelltnn Hay Lumber Company
That Mr Hrunner Is n live wire Is,
Indlculett h) the fact that ho took,
over the property from Mr. McCoy
on Wetlnesda.v and lommenceil lire-!
partitions for the new htrnrtuie on1
j Thursday morning The lot tikenj
lover whs 58 by Kin and the new I
uinming win im ' iiy uu ii is to
have a dome shaped top. according
to rcpnft"nutl will have a soundless
floor of special material shipped
In from the east It is expected that
the building ma) be completed with
in the next two months. A San
Francisco man will bo on hand to
undertake the management nf the
building when it Is completed. It Is
declared
T T 1
about the gootl road move In the
livening Herald and wants to be In
on this enterprise He sii)s that he
Is boosting the Klamath Couulr.v
nuiong hla associates and has nil
rompetllors pushed off the map un
til the subject of roads is (nought up
and he then finds It Incumbent on
blin to take his place unlet!)' In the
rear
vaxkixs ji:t safhi.v
opt "i' hfdait.nt.
WASHINGTON. Manh 2S -Prof
Phillip Drown and Captain Nicholas
Itonauwli, American members of the leipilred endless time nntl
Interallied mission to lludnpest have work, but the responsibilities invol
I inclk.il!) a thing of the pn.st. All
the records whkh were compiled by
(he boiril and its assistants havu
been shliipetl away and ibis organl
ii lion will he only a mentor) after
the Mrs I of the next month.
To sa (lint Sheriff George Humph
re). County Cleik C. It. Del.ap and
l)r K. I). Johnson who eompiis(l
the Klam.ith County Hoard are pleas
ed to be relieved of their task, would
be putting the matter mildly as they
aie about as glatl to lose tho job
as they would he to have a good
hcalthv Jumping toothache snatched
awn) from them
Not only was the task ono which
detail
HERE GUNDflr
SOl'VKMKS OF KVKIIV KIND
piiom hattli:fii:i,is of kp.
hopk to iik iikopuht foh ix
spkctiox of klamath folk
WASHINGTON, I) C March 28
The terms of payment In the new
Vlelorv Loan announced today are
the most liberal ever offered by the I
government. I
The deferred pa)mcnts may he
extended over a period of six months
from -May tenth to November 11th.
PrfcgBcwrtt
coin iiiit
TO GET FOI
F0RH1
I'PHLIO SKHVICK COMMISSION
IXCKKASKS AS TAItlPF.S.
IS
Hiicceeded In leaving there safely.
the Stntt) Department has annouue
etl
TIIHP.I
H1THL PARK
"WOATIONK THAT PIIATPIl
wkk will not opknf.i)
wtpiiistspxtillati:thih
NKA)X
MEUPORI). March 27The CrAt.
J;',e """"'n "'Is nuinmor can not
jT,' ?Mn b"f'" the mlildlii of
,'" lhfl "I'lnlon of Alex Bimriow,
neinlln "' (,,'",,,r N'ul J'nrk.
rimnf..1' """"" ,,(" r,,l t" tlm
ttouth k" ,,ofm" l,,nt N""1.
I h,Wl" wn,ln " thru tho
Ik p " tl,"t "",0'
lb, uT 1",80', l,lH "Pinion on
"nwi T1 "Cr""llnK ,0 " '"'
r ii , rrfnlvo'1 from ",0 "
UtLT,t ,,cnrtfinrtoiH this week,
tlc. i,. , l,,onB,lrM l3 1-2 tVot.
time i "t,, n yn"'- "R" " thin
"Mn'edju 'n"' "", 1l,,k BO"HOn
W not "ie, Tw" ye,l,H "K vava
miH jBir si" U rouch U' lult0 rh"
HPtil.MPNTS
IIOMK SATPHHAV,
veil were most heavy as tho matter
.of ilecldlng on those entitled to ex
iomptiun was given them. In atltll
I Hon to being entirely without com.
j iionsatlon, they were obliged lo make
1 many smsll expenditures which were
never made up. They were glutl
WASHINGTON. 1). C. March 2S
The War department hns announced
Hint tho transport 'Auullanlii' Is duo
In New York March 2!Uh bringing,
tho ttifith, :U7th and atSlh Field
Artillery regluientH complete. Thoi
latter regiment Is a part of tho 01st
division
i like, the millions nf othors who sorv.
led to do vvhnt they could, but they
I are also glad like the othors that
thoy are done,
I Marlon llarnes has served as chief
clork for thu llnird during the Inst
months of Its nxlstance.
TO
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The first gun of the approaching
Victory Loan campaign whkh is to
start on the 21st of next month. Is
to be fired here Sunday by the ar
ilvjl of a big trophy train contain
ing souvenirs of every possible des
cription, which is to be brought In
for the Inspection of the local pub
lic The message from the Portland
hcndtuarteis was received today by
Attorney Charles J. Ferguson asking
that n bind be secured and that a
guaid of soldiers be on hand for
service
The train Is to anive In the city at
sl in tho morning and to remain tin
til one In the afternoon so that all
may have ample opportunity to see
llLNI). March 2S In .i letter ro-; e interesting tropnies, urougni
celved ftom Irvln S. Cobb, tho noted I '''e uv the American soldiers at
CKLP.HKATF.U WHITPU WILL VIS
IT KLAMATH ( Ol TV A.M
ISATPK IjAKK SOMPTIMF.
lllls COMING I ALL
WILSON FAVOHIXO
WOMAN SUFFILHii:.
INDIANS WKDDKD
WKDNPSDAV NIGHT.
The wedding ceiemony which
l-T LOPIS March 2S Tho ff,., tioimcl Victor Swnnson Nelson and
lovvlrr mes.inr.0 from President WI.,-h Martha Hill of the Klamath
son nl Paris was read today at a mh- I"'""' H.-Htirvntlon. In the holy
Hlnn of tho National American W.m.'bon.lM f matrimony was performed
an'H Suffrage Association, "Host ! Wednesday ovoulng by the Itev L.
I , i.awienco ih ii ih huiuu tv ihiu
ii'icl Third Stroet.
wIbIics for cnnvcintlo'n. I earnoitly
liopo Hint tho suffrage) amendment
will soon bo adopted."
NliW AHHIVALS HPPOHTPD.
Dr Warren Hunt icpmts Iho fol
lolwng birth netices:
Horn on Match 22nd to Mr. and
Mrs. I lurry lllcliardson of South
Illvorsldo, girl tmby; weight "Vi
pounds,
Horn, March 27th to Mr. and Mrs.
N. J. Morgan, of filG Klnmntli Ave,,
n boy,
.MISS (iAHHISON TO
PLPAD X"T (IUILTY.
8KATTLK, March 28. Miss Ruth
Gnrilson will bo arraigned horo to
tiny for tho murder of Mrs, Dudloy
Stors Inst week. Tho eighteen yeur
old girl who confessed to murdering
her ilval for tho affections of tho
victim's husband an unto moclinntc,
will peacl not guilty, according to
l.or uttoinoya.
loctuier and author, from Now York,
ho ndvlses that be has made defin
ite plans for a bunting trip thru
Central Oregon early In October
with A Whl.-nant, editor of the
Press, ami Norman (5 Jueouson, su
pei visor of tho Deschutes national
forest While In llond in Febiunry,
Mr Cobb was attracted by tho ad
vantages offered by this section for
nr outing tiln on his return from
Furope vvhero bo will go in a few
vveoks In tho Intorest of a now series
of articles In tho SatuuHy Kvinlng
Pust On his letnin to tho P'lltrd
such ii heavy sacrifice
The exhibition at Klamath Falls
will bo the tlrst In Oregon, accord
ing to an Associated Press dispatch
this afternoon. A Commltteo from
Olegon will meet tho train nt Duns
mulr on Its way fiom tho-south. The
train will exhibit Mnnday nt Ash
land, Mcclford, Grunts Pass, Gold
Hill, Glendale, TUddlo, Myrtle Creek
and tin oo hours at Ilosebttrg Mon
day evening. Coos bay towns will
be visited Tuesday and Kugeno Tues
day evening, Corvallls, Albany, Sal
om, Woodburn, Hubbard, Aurora,
States ho will lUvoly "do" M.o West Cllu-V " 0rQn Cit' " bo rov
for the sumo publication, und bis
tilp to Hend and Central Oregon will
bo among tho II rut visits made. It Is
his Intention to spend the lotter putt
of Soptomber hunlng In Jic'cfc u
Holo, WjnniltiR, whonco he will ramn
directly to Hend. Tho trip planned
consists of a visit to Lake and Klam
ath counties, to Crater Lake, and a
cougar hunt in Western Douglas
county, north of Crater lnko.
orod on Wednesday and tho train
will arrive In Portland Thursday.
acciimint i a st i:vi:ning.
To havo tho big Wluton Car which
ho was cranking, start backward
with a jump, dive ncioss Main Streot
and Into tho front window of Harn
ey (Jhnmhor's Gun Store was tho un
usual and vory unox-poctod experi
ence, of Veinon Lindsay of tho Vans
Auto Service last evening. Tho cur
was In gear when tho engine started
and ultli no ono nt the wheel, there
was no vvny to stop It, TTio damage to
tho Gun store, window mid articles
Is estimated nt about $200,
DARING HOLD-UP IS
MANAGED TODAY
DLTHOIT, March 28. Six armed
men this afternoon hold up a branch
of tht official state bank and escap
ed v Ith $50,000 after locking up
twelve persons including patrolman
niul employers, It Is ropoitod.
MYOIICK SPIT F1LKI).
SALEM, March 28. The public
Service Commission has granted :-n
Increase of gas rates to tTio Ongon
Gas and Electric Company supplying
Grants I'as, Medford, Phoenix, Tel
cnt and Ashland. Tbe commlsc'on
held that the increase was nece3sarv
to prevent a shut down.
ID
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Commercial OrganiutMa la
Demanded by Ckf
CAMPAIGN IS NOW ON
CLEAN KLAMATH
K.VWTTIYK CALLS FOK SPP
WJIIT OF ALL TO TIIIY PP
TOWN FOH SEASON A XII HE
- HEAIIY FOH HIO CONVENTION
An nctioti for divorce has been
Instituted by Dolllo L. Ruff against
George L. Ihiff In tho office of the
County Clerk. The plaintiff charges
are deseitlon and failure to provide.
Tho custody of the four year old
child Is asked and sufficient funds
ftom tho defendont for Its support
Attorney J, II. Carnuhnn represents
tho plaintiff.
Klamath Falls is going to have
company and she Is going to be
dressed up to receive her guests in
an appropriate way. If Mayor I. It.
Struble has anything to say about It
and If you happen to hear him talk,
you will think he has something to
say. "The thousands of visitors who
come in to attend the second An
nual mating of tbe Elks' State Con
vention In August must find a clean
place," said the Mayor toda, "and
there Is no time to start like the
present time." I am out to make
every personal effort to bring this
condition about, but I must have the
co-operation of the citizens of the
community if it is to be successfully
carried out. Let us start the season
right by getting all the o'd rubbish
and litter cleaned up and hauled
av.ny. it will then be an easier mat
ter to continue this condition thru
th.) co-operation of the scavenger do
pnitmcnt, which his Jtiit been creat
ed and which will be launched the
tlict of the month."
KOMAXCK ENDS HAPPILY.
James X. Kilgore and Mis3 Flor
ence Weyant were married at tho
residence of J. M. Watkins here on
Tuesday evening by the Heverend
Simpson Hamrlek of the Methodist
Church. Uoth participants are re
sidents of Fresno, California, where
the groom Is engaged In grape grow
ing and tho wedding here Is the cul
mination of a romance of long stand.
In, nccording to Mr. Watkins. an old
friend of the groom. Tho couple
left for California this morning.
Hooster Meeting U Held at City Hag
Iit Evening Oplaioa for Neei of
Lite Wire Body Is I'ualaiw.
Count) Muil Not Let Opportml.
j tie-, Slide By.
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l he desire to tee a good Ike com
mercial organization launched in thii
city, which would work for JA In
terests of Klamath Falls and Klam
ath County was shown" by about fet
ty enthusiastic booster who appear
Hd at the mass meeting at tbe City
Hall last night, where Jt mi dadoed
to send out a committee trader the
auspices of the old Commercial Ctnb
to enlist support for what May be
later worked into an entirely new
organ katlon. ' fa
Many of the prominent iMefln the
Lit- believe that It would be well
j to form an entirely new body at thto
time but it would not be poaclble to
go out for financial support ualeaa
under "some' responsible orfaalutie
head, so the above declaim was
M-eached latter considerable dlaiaw
slon.
The Committee is compoaed of S.
L. Elliott, 0. D. Burke, R. T. Greet
beck, Oscar Peyton and J. 7. Ma
gulre ana these men ex.pectto male
an immediate canvass of the city.
It was tbe unanimous opinion of
hthose present that some body should
be created Immediately which would j
take care of the development prob
lems that now confront the commun
ity Some believed that the highway
question was the biggest thing" to be
confronted, others brought the rail
roai matter up. The neeo of hous
ing for the rapidly increailnf popu
lation, bringing In more factoflea. as
sisting the development of the agri
cultural lands aiding the farmer
and many other needs were cited.
Talks were made by B. C. Oroea
beck. Senator George T. Baldwin,
Rev E. P. Lawrence. Mayor Struble,
Professor Moore of the High Bchool.
Archie Wishard, O. D. Burke. F.
Hill Hunter. B. H. Kunbar, B. S.
Veuch and others.
It Is expected that another meet
ing will be called at a very early
date when a report of the committe.
will bo made.
FOHECLOSUHK SPIT FILEII.
Suit for foreclosure on a mortgage
given on property In Minnesota as
security for two notes signed Jnnu
ay first 1917 aggregntdng $7,000,
has been instituted In the office of
the County Clerk here by Carl E.
Elvlng versus Emil C. Nelson, Han
nah Nelson et all, thru his attorney
Bert C Thomas, The two alleged
notes we ro for the amount of $3,
500 each and the. action recites that
no part has been paid except tho
sum of $47.16 Interest, which was
designated nt six per cent.
SOLDIER GLAII TO
' HKTPItX TO CITV.
Low Piitchard, who is well known
hero where he was formerly identi
fied with the Pelican Bay Lumber
Company, has returned after several
months absence in the military serv
ice with tho motor transport depart
ment. He has been In a number of
tho mllltury camps over the United
States while away and states that he
Is very glad to get back to Klamath
and that he will probably remain
here.
EH 'LIEU
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SOON SLIT OFF
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DANGEItOlS CHAKACTKB8 WHO
ARE NOW IXTF.RNKD HELD
FOK FUTURE DKPOBIATION.
MANY ARE I. W. W.
WASHINGTON, P. C March M
Atto.ney General Palmer dialed
the tact today that four thouund
onomy aliens dre Wf "
during the war,
would bo granted here to wmi
hundred of the harmless eta
that others would be WP"J"-
Nine nunarea uw
are to be held indefinite y. cord ft.
,o the otficm. :.",
hundred I. w, w. - --- .
'to be referred to the P"tJ ot
Labor wWn view to deportation.
COl PIX WEDDED BY
JUSTICE CBiPMA.
. 4. tivUV ot
Announcement ' " ,
tha mairlage of Lea
...,., t , ptav fcy Juitlca N. J-'"
man on March 25th. , .-
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