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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1919)
aHy JEimtmg Mvt&lh OITH IAIi PAPER OK KLAMATH COUNTY lOKFICIAXi PAPER OVl KliAMATH FALLS Thirteenth Year No. 3,620 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1919 Price, Five Cents Don't Pay the Increased Telephone Charge! TALIANS ARE PREPARED FOR Brighter Prospects for Set tling Fiume Problem. AUSTRIANS ON WAY Allli- Are Frepnrnl to March Into German) If IVare Trrin Arr IU jr( (,.,) (,'crmnn Lenitrrn Rctioumr Trrm. Houmll,. I.ul IK. Not Stale That Tlirj Will Not He Hlgneil. Amtoclati'il I lnti'li'H Dispatch li Ii..... k .. lurln nlvlftii nitu tm1lfii lt I ' ' ' lirlchtrr proHpoct for ttm huIiiiIihi of tint Italian problem which lit press- ' Idk now that tlm Peace Cnnferenui U on tin. eve of receiving tlm Austrian iMt'Kntei It Ik lilleed that a basis for und erstanding will he reached toda The Italians are reported to lie e lirliig more willingness to make (titircMlotlH The Austrian ilelern tluti u on the wn to Purl koiiiii in'iiiliern being atreiulv In Prance ,.e,e.,. ,.hI .hut , nun, Von llr ki orff Illinium luiil Inlyinleil In CN , , , "' "" """ " """ '""' a.k perml-Mon to h. the ...,, ed. the de.roer, ho rl..o together "l,K",,"""r I Ati-trfnii iop-ltl.ni an Hour Hteamlng would bring "":';lhi; A ,,r;,x";,IH, ";;";- - t. n... aiiKh.i,.K nun. f i .-nt luii. been made that the Allien i ,,nv of the aircraft forced to iIchi end I ml Intemleil to keep the delRntloim Mnllinr shlpn tenilnrs and other iiiimiI wliilU apart nllliniiKh Ii wait not tie- uiiIIh. at IndTMils along the course Ih'miI I lint the tlermiilix will rofllne I hae merlialilni tools, oxtni pnrtH mid to "Irii the penro treat) I gtisiillne nliiiard read to -le aid The rnlente force tire prepnrpil lolwlilcll would make poswllile reiump ii Ii Hue Into CermatM If tile eiieinvj "on of lis Journey U a iliiiie put out relic ih the terms Hot Ii I'nvtldeut "f i'u'iiiiiIsmIiui slight ilefeif ri'i'rl and Krheldeuinnn tune iniiilii The lutrol fleet In wireless hiii sinteiiientN ileiioiiniliig the peiiiu j ,nrl lliriioiit Km length and In totuli trenn hut neither hae went so far n to hii) that (lermutiy would not kIkii the lernirt. Scheldemauii Iiiih ilUrtiKHed the pnsullilllty of a new government which would sign terms which would lm sntlHfactory to tlm Allies The 1m pllratlmi was that such a gowirnment nuld tin ultra nullral Tlm draft of a (ierimui plan for a Lrngile of NiitluiiH Iiiih been liaudeil to the I.eiiKiio of Nations Commls hIoiih of tlm Pencil Conference BUSINESS MEN MEET 15 EVE CONSUMMATION OK lNCIUIASlID ti:i,i:iiiom: it.vn:s to in: taki:. i'k. .revi: Koit m:v tOMI'A.W mav in: startiid A most linporlnnt mnntltig of tho Kluiimtli KhIIh llUHfimsH Men's Ah uncl.itlon Ih to bo held lie.ro (IiIh ovoii lg when tlm matter tit tho rnlso In nites of tho tolphoni'H In tlm bUHlnefs illstrlctH Ih to conio up for considera tion. Thnrn Imvo been ovldoiu'eil deep imtillngs f illHcontont miiioiik tlm 'itisluesH nmn allien tho news of this iiitrcnno was recolvod Imro nnd tills inuttiir Ih oxpnctoil to ennui to u head this ovonitiK, That u movo will ho "inilo to ordur thu present phones out rather than stiind for what Ih bellev C(1 to ho a holdup nnd bUiph tuUen '"i" tlm orgnnlzntlon of n niunlclpiil l'trtus Is gnuoi'iilly oxpected Hvnry member of tho nHSorlntlnn 1,1 "rged to ho In ntteiidiinco tills evening, Tho usual bumiunt will bo holil In connoctlon with tfm mooting, w,lrh will bogln nt 0- ID nt tho Mooso Hull. LI TE ILL GUARDED i:ehi ciiuitr is iti:i(, mim: to make the kihht transit lantk' flight a success. av is enlisted 1 TltEHPAHHKY, N K. May 13 Whi'ii tlm nuf. American hydroalr- plane npil away Into tl ant. over the Grand Hunks and the brum! At- liuitlc, they entered upon a course not j nnl uirrfiilly charted, lint patrolled j l) resrue ami repair ship all lliu way j Id llllt I'lirtllKUI'fle Cll.lSt l.nokilll! tlltlitl tint rriilmt twif tm ti I ,.,. ,mtur(l (np ,, I I merely lii win for the United State l tlm honor of tlm Unit trans-Atlantic , air flight, lint an an undertaking for ,'"' l"lvil"r,,n'nt of iiclunco and sea-' munniiip. the Amtirlcun Navy placed II own Mint resource lit the illnnonul ,)f , nlntorit, anil enll.teil those of other Riivorn im-tit department In an "ffnrl '" "ru the afel of the """ "" rc(1,,c,, U) " "l"'"m 'in emeni 01 r ii a ii re In the project A flotilla of destroyers, rc-lnfnrced li battleships whose more powerful wireless iMiiiiiii'iit was Intended to plrk up message from tlu fler$ In niH Hie radio sets of tint smaller uh Iii fulled to function, forim-d n rllaln of lommiinliatlon iirroits the Atlantli I i while the plane were priu eedltIK to I M, ,, The flee, hIII rema.n in .mi .... n..iil . I. i.i .i ... .... i with the fulled StatcH Weather llur nil, an well as ships of wirlous nn tloiiiilltles itiiIhIiik the Middle Atlan tli'. will keep tlm aviators posted on weather conditions In tlm areas they are appronililiiK, also ro-opnratlnj; with tlie iiiniKatorH aboard (ho planes In dlrertliiK the fllKlit "(!le us no luck. koiiiI or bail, and i.m iniiiH-oi-eiinir voyage niioiiiii ml,, ths ,Hstnnce towing a load of made without trouble," said Com-j twenty five hundred tons nmi on the maniler John II Towers, chief of tlm j rotllrn ,r towing a string of boom expedition, commenting hoforo the poles of combined length of ten "hop off" on the iiimpleteness of thu i thousand feet iiav.v's preparations "Wo are not tin. i recording tho movements of the ilnrtnklng the Impossible, We aro not . i l siennmrs. no menlloii has been banking on chance Wo are attempt ing a flight wholly within the mech anical possibilities of the N C planes, hoping to demonstrate, without reck less i Ink of life or valuable property, Continued on Tngo 8 FOREIGN SHIPPING CONTRACTS TAKEN WASHINGTON, I). C, May 13. American Shipyards will bo permit ted to accept tontrnctH for foreign ac counts so far as that can ho dnno without Interfering with tlm build ing of Anioricaii Merchant Marino, according to u decision of President Wilson, which was cabled to tho Wlilto lloiisu toda l,l,i:i TO A.MIIiANO. .loss Parker of Illy lias gono to Ashland, called tlioro by tho i-arlous Illness of his brother, Hnulro P.iikcr. counciii MKirrs to.nkjht. Tlm City Council did not meet for Hh regular session lust evening but will hold that meeting tonight In thu City Hall. KUTURVti TO MT. IiAKI. Mrs, D. A. McComh bus uitiirned finm tho Kliimuth (leiieral Hospital with her Infant boh to hor homo nt Mt. I.iikl. BUSINESS MEN, ATTENTION! Tonight, at the Moose Hall, will be held one of the most important meetings in the history of the Business Men's Association. Every member is urged to be present and take part in reaching a decision as to whether there is to be united opposition to the in crease of the telephone rates or whether it will be ac cepted without opposition. It is something that vi tally affects every business man and he should be present to lend his voice and judgment in solving a question that should be settled in a manner that will be to the best interests of a Greater Klamath Falls. DO NOT LET ANYTHING INTERFERE WITH YOUR BEING PRESENT. Let the roll call show that there are no absentees. LAKE STEAMERS T HIG TM(.S FACING BOATS ON UP I'IMt KLAMATH I.AKi:. STEAM Clls MAKING RECORD TIME MOVING HEAVY LOADS (II) Lorn Kins) The olume of work and tho length " ""'" -ii-unim in ivi.nn.mi v-iiuii- iv n..i vHltnle nnie fnsl unrk liv lliu ..f .. ..plrl..., U....u.... I.. I.l ..I. ...... Rtc:llll..rH 1B ,,. I)1b rppir ,..lku ...... I l.iiit 1 rldin tlie mearner .Modoc ..- lor ,, ,B rilfl fnilll , rift, en miles ,o l.umms mill at Mo- ,,. ,.olnI . thnl IlIllie nt tlire(. .. ri.,v iu, .1. i.. f... .i.i. --- " '""- -....- - In tow, arrlvliiK at tlm home laud-, (UK nt ShlpiiliiKton at six o'rlork.' miikliiK the run of twonl tlnec miles In tliree hours At seven o'clock Sat- urdnj mornlnn she imlled out for Conn I'olnt. lirntv six m'les awa- to nssHi the I iiglc wlili h was iouiIiik down with two barges loaikil with 2-.0 tons of cinder. Iloth boats arrlv- imI at five In the evening Together the) made seveut.v eight night hours miles In I Tlm htf.imer Klamath Is Just now entering upon tho huge task of dellv erlng a double header raft from Odes-j sa to Pelican Hay Mill every other . ita To do this she must travel one hundred and fifty miles a week, half made of the two fine gasoline boats tho Spru.v and Oakland, which nro engaged mainly In the passenger bus iness, by Captains Calkins and Ham ilton. I.MI'KOVi:.Mi:.NT Clil'H TO MUKT. Cveiy member of tho Klamath Im- Provoment Club Is urgently reiiuest- eu io iiiienii ine meuiing oi iiiih or ganlzntiou tomorrow afternoon m. tlui City Hall, when nuitturs of great iiu portauco will hu taken up for con sideration. i,i:avi:s KtMi vki:k.. Mrs. Jay Mitchell has gono Yroka to attend tho funeral of .' mint who died in that city Sunday BIG COUNTY TRUCK TAKES FIRST TRIP Tho 111 st trip of tho big new Coun ty Wlntlior Truck Is to bo mnilo to moriovv to Illy, according to Hoad Supervisor Tom Dlxon, who states Hint piopariitlntis tor tlm trip nro be ing niailo today. Tho dilver, Wnltor Kmls, will lako a load of culverts to the ''' district. VISITS I'KOM Tl'l.i: I.AK1I Miss I.iiuia Iliiti'h of tho Tulo Lake district Is visiting hor slstor, Mrs. T, N. Caso of Mt. I.nKI. I ENEMY REJECTS TI I 'HACK TRKATV IS UNANIMOSIA" AWOL'NCKD UNACCEITABLE, IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY - CHANCELLOR CHEERED. IlKItMN. May 13 A declaration by Chancellor Scholdemen In tho Na- .1 I t I.I.. 1 U... l.n ihjiiui wi.-iiiiii jmtiuuj nmi nit: !., ... i.,n u . r .. ,,n-,rr..t;,l,l rollR,lt . of ,ne As8,:ml)Iy ' hpect.itors and thoso In the press gal- , , llu.r fel , urrlcano of cheers and applause. Tlu. chanicl,or ruachC(l tno CIIniB, '... ,.,. .. ... .... .... HI J I ID nM VLII V(i lllllllllkO UllVI v began to talk As he thundered out the word hlrn nnnotinrcd the goxernmeiit's rij,.rtlon of the Versailles conditions, aM f.irtlons except the Independent Socialists led by Huro Haas, cheered vociferously ! Tho eniu.r, then made speeches , tthch icy ,)ackuil ,lp-t,le g0,ern.j lm,ni The Chancellor declared that tho i treaty was a "dreadful and murder- ous document," and he criticised President Wilson for deceiving the nopcs of , Gerwan ,)e0ple. VICTORV LOAN TOTAL IS NOW NKAItl.V IX)lK Ill'NDIU'.D THOVSAMI DOLLARS. OVKR SUHhCRHTION IS $l(l,T00 Tho Victory Loan Quota of $33S, 000 for Klamath County, has now been exceeded by $4G,700, according to Chairman A. H. Kpporhon horo today, tho totnl being now $3S."i,100 An over subscription of $25,000 was reported jestortlay but since that time a number of purchases have conio In from the outside districts to make tho present totnl. This Is another evidence) of tho pa triotism of Klamath County which has mado a similar record In all tho war calls thnt hao boon mndo, ox cept tlm first two loans, whother Lib el ty Loan, Red Cross, Salvation Ar my or nny of tho other war activities. Tho county can nlso look back with prldo on tho unusually largo number of men which entered tho sorvlco from hero and of tlm record they made In behalf of their country. PREPARATIONS FOR ELECTION'. Preparations for tho Juno election nro Indicated In tho office ot tho County Clerk, vvhero Doputy Charles P. OoLap who has had charge of this matter for many years, Is arranging TN T IN tho supplies tor tho different pro- tendance that tho caso will bo ter clucts, mtnated this ovonlng. SO TI TN DESECRATION OK MOST HOLY THINGS IN LIFE PRACTICED BY THK WILD rorSHKVISTH IN MANNKR UNBELIEVABLE LONDON. May 13. The Bolshevik forces are seeking to destroy religion by bringing It into contempt. Ac cording to a correspondent at Kkater Inodar, they recently conducted In a church with all ceremony, a mock marriage between an aged priest and a mare. The choir was forced to sing chants under threats of death. The Moscow Soviets have publish ed an official parody on the funeral sen Ices supposed to be over the body of a dog. In the north Caucasus, bayonets were thrust thru iron In such a way as to bore a hole In the mouth of Christ and a cigarette put In the hole. Odious words were inscribed under- neath. m OREGON MEN REACH CAMP OF DISCHARGE TACOMA. May 13 A hundred nmi sixteen men of the Lavfatette ... .. . . - Kiorcntn uiMslon or ablators of the c?i-... n.i.i., r., , . . 's c a ge The" ar '"' "v " '"' uiotuoifci. x ucj uru mostly from Oregon. The Eleventh Knglneera composed of Northwest men will nrrhe tomorrow There are 3SS men in the party SiTCIAI.IST PI'HMCATIOV SAYS IT IS IIKTTKR TO 'HOW TO THK TKI'.MS OK AIjI.ITS THAN JIKKT A WOHSi: FATK BERLIN, May 13. A newspaper of the Independent Socialist party appeals for the signing of the peace terms saving that "even if important changes are brought about by the negotiations, there remains no choice but to bow to compulsion and sign the treaty. Not signing means re tention of our prisoners of war, oc cupation of our raw materials, dl9 tricts, blockade, hunger and death." PLEASANT PARTY GIVEN SATURDAY A very pleasant afternoon was spent Saturday by a number of ladles of the city when Mrs. Kipp Van Riper was hostess to the Leisure Hour Club at her home on 407 Canby Street. Cl'PID (JKTTINO BUSY. Clinton Charles ot Chlloquln and Miss Molina Ouv.ill have been issued a licenso to wed by County Clerk C. R. OeLnp. Both parties nro Indians of tho Klamath Reservation. This Is tho fourth license that has been Is sued in tho last three ilavs and is u gain on tho divorco suit record vvhlcn has been running close behind 't slnco tho tlrst ot the enr. CIVIL SUIT IS NEARING CLOSE Tho Whlto-IIarrlson civil suit, which was launched yesterday in tho circuit court of D, V. Kukondall is progressing well and it is now ho lleved by somo who havo been in nt- Ml IT T LDING 1 T II New Business Block on Sev enth and Klamath. MANY ARE PLANNED nldlcatlons of Building Investment In Klamath Falls This Saon A. fCrrgate Half Million Dollars Con tract Let for Fine Structure to Cofer Brothers. . Another Indication of the trend ot business towards Klamath arenas comes today in the announcement, through J. F. Magulre. who handled the negotiations, that P. M. Reldy, of Long Beach, California, will erect a. new building at the corner of Seventh streets and Klamath avenue. The structure will be of pressed brick on both sides, of the same construction as the building of the California-Oregon Power Company, which It ad Joins, and will cost In the neighbor hood of $10,000 when completely fin ished. Cofer Brothers have already . been awarded the contract. When finished it will be occi pled I by the Link River Electric cimp.i'iv. which firm has leased the room for five years The work of ereri'r.' the building will begin at ,oncp .intl It xv ill be readv for occupancy p Au gust 1. Upwards of a dozen new bulMtugs are under consideration The aggre gate investment, if all the plans are carried out this year, will mount up to nearly half a million, and this is only the beginning. The one sreat handicap so far has been the belief of so many that prices were comlag down, but investors are beginning to realize that this is not going to hap pen and that they are losing money while they are waiting far more than they could possibly save by any drop in the cost of construction. There is a big demand for flrstclass structures and prospective tenants are offering rents that prove quits attractive and pay good Interest on any investment that may be made. The result is going to be one of the liveliest periods of building construc tion ever experienced In this city. SIMTTIE LOCAL MAX DELIVERS FIVE HUX DRED HEAD OTHERS TO BE RECEIVED SOOX SOME TO BE BOUGHT IX SOUTH. Jess Beckley has just returned from the Klamath Agency where he has finished delivering flxo hundred head of cattle to tho officers on tho xesorvatlon for distribution among the Indians. Ho has another hun dred head to dollver before complet ing his contract. George 'Watt has gone to tho Wood River valley to arrango for tho de livery of a bunch of his cattle to tho Indians. It Is reported that he will take some from there and soma from Keno. There nro now indica tions thnt tho reservation officials xv III contract for some stock from California. Thcso cattlo aro bolng bought with money appropriated by congress, some ot which Is bolng used for tho erection ot homos and some for farm oqulpmont. w NT
