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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1919)
fee iEratmtJg Mvmtix oiririAi. paper oi-l OPPICIAIi PAPER OW ki.am.itii county KLAMATH FAILS Thirteenth Year- No. 3,621 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1919 Price, Five Cents SW1I1 II PREPARED FOR FURTHER IRK Rcndy to Commence Build ing to SDraguc River. LUMBERMEN WAITING Hlmrl Tlnm Xnw llrfnri Munlrlinl Mm Will I If Cimipli-led In Dnlr) Elt-rtliiti Mn) SWt l Decide Tiiriilnit Oirr lltiail t Mr. Sim luirn fur llnniU In llullrinl Coin, pmi). Chief Klirltmur. N. II lliiRiii' (if tin' Striilii.rn Itnllmuil l now runliliig trui k lu)lnr. on tlin Municipal Hull w.i) iii Myi-rn Hill. Tim M)iir hill rut l iilimixt i!i mill will Ihi fruity for truck im mum nn truck In) Ink crew ri'in licit tlmi point Nothing remains hut u few ilnn work on tlm cut ul Dairy Hill Tin' entire llim will l completed in Dairy Hint Ion 111 n very nhort tlum Ni'mt before In Kit hlMory linn tliU city i'Mrli'iiciil such liunlm'im uetl vlt iitul sound Mihntniitliil primper- liy Tin' original I' I ii ii Hiilmiltti'it I') HoIhtI E tftriilmru culled for tho runiilriirtliin liy (lie i'lt of tlm Unit to Dairy to Iik iniilri'il frniii the CK) hy thi OniKoti. Cnllfonilii mid Kim tern Hullwny Company lliillroiid Mdti'in which will I'liMiluiilly open up nil Out rul Oregon. An I'lrrtloii will ln hi'lil on "en nr-iiiluy. Mny Slut to ill icrtnlnii MhrlliiT tin' ("It) hIiuII truimfcr Its Mtiulrlpul Itnllwiiy to Hie Oregon, Cnllfornlirund Kiixtem tlnilHii) Co. In ri'liirn for f:'.nu,nnii Incotim bonds of I lint company. II) IIiIh triini'fi'r the Cllv of K l:i i-i nth Fulls will mrry out tin.- nrlglnul iriiHii mill will ultlimili'h ri'n'lvi tin' I'litlri' niiioutit now Invested In ti In thi Kluiiiiitli I'iiIIh Municipal Rail w:i Thu rr'l nml Inriili'iilnlilii mlvun tiiK'' to this rlty however, Ilia 111 ill" fiu-t Hint If thi voters of this rlty gu to tin' pollH on Miiy L Ihi iitul liy .1 practically till n ill imitlH Mile. truimfcr our lliii'. which Ih of no vnltip to this rlty. unless uiudo n part of u through llni to tin- Ori'Kon, Ciitlfornln nml Kimlcru Railway, our prosperity anil growth will ho assured for .'II lime Klumiith Fulls Iiiim iihhii iiiimI tlm great work of opening up Ci-ntrnl Oregon to rnllroail ilv I'lopnuM) t . Every iiiIIk tlint the Strahorn Hull ro.nl advances townril Hpragun UIvit nml lii')ouil puts morn IiuhIiiohi Into Kluiiiiitli Falls Klamath Fulls will I'i'coiim tho trailn center of Central OrrRon ln ml'lltlon to I tin voir of trinsfer ntir rltlzi'iiH will he rnlli'il upon to nuliHcrilm $20,000, to Hi? terminal 'mill in other wonltt, our people now luiMi $300,000 Invostod In n rnllron.l lilch In IIh present length In ot tin l'lirllruinr commercial value t i;a Hy Milling up only twenty thousand VI lira morn, wo will hnvo n rnllriimi up Into tin, big tlmhcr liult near Sprugao ltlver Imfiirn snow files ami tit" Ik'Ik of Miivflml now factories will ' whirring In Klamatli P.ilhi this cnr Tlm people or Kintiiuili Full" -at ' no ontHliln hnlp. Tlicy lmlli'vo 111 ""'I'Iiik II molvi'H anil limy will in.'. "' backward In living up in tlnlr m- piit.it Ion. hy ii grout niujorliy test Wednesday for Hm transfor of nr ll llim nml for u greaOr Kliiiniil! I'.ilN SH'MMIO HAS IIOI'HIIT TII.UJT ('AI.IKOIt.VIA. NTA llAUIlAIlA, Cul.. Muv II. I'nriimi- Si'crotniy of I lie Tri'iisuiy u'iluiiii c MeAdoo bus purchased Il " " .u-ro tract on Mission Ridge, " '" ' Kiilmrii, owned by lloorgo W, Av,l 'i 1. for Jifit), 0110. according In J' it'll infiii'iuudon hero today. '' ' 'i" H'poi-tH In rlt'ciilnlloti lliul ' l ' ' hoiiKlit tbo property 1111 ti """ " f Iiimio for 1'roaldonl Wllsun. 'in Hi, .,,. leporta (lro ol yoiirioil. HER TEI IS 'I 'h -.iIm i 'I i ii h ti Ii h w ii i 'i n Ii'. I ' i I ul ' ' ot III'' l.l ii nml I hull Ii ( r Ihi lirhi'fil of tin- iropiiM'il lri'.i I.Mi'rlim ( Ii it n Ii hull'llni: .-iiirilm ifli riiomi ul i In- I'lililwln linn I j. i ll.lllli'll HIlMl'Hn llllll till' llllllllnlllllll 'mini nf $-JH un ri'iilli'il TIim kiiih'IoIih ' Inlih) im iiiiiifnrlalil) fllli-il with (hi- Kimiilii who Kri'iilly i'iijiii'il tlm film proKniiu which hail In in iiriniuvl iiiuli'r tin' ChalriiiniiHlili of Mm ' Clin rlin W l.'hi'rli-ln i TIiiti' witi' ItiHtriiiimnlal pliino i.tniiliiTH hy MtM Chi'rli'ln. ornl j nolim hy Mm C A I'hith nml Mlix I I'murlH Wiley . n-ailliiKH hy Mlrni . Mlhln-il llurko nml a Hcotrh ilaurn hy i llttli' Mini Jean .loluiHon who wim . Irri-Hi'il In niKtuiim for tho orrunloti I nml who nindi' a IiIk hit with tin- I.Til-j ' li'i. I 1 Mm I'lilim. who In rut: iRi'il III Clrlii" lti-Ii-f Work nml who l Imn.-: rrom rortlatnl. i;uvi) an Inti'ri'HtliiK talk I 'I'Iih ini'iuliiTK of th" I'riwlnti'rlnn rliurrli lum- miuoiilircil thiuiiii'lu'H tin , moiil Krati'ful to tlmlr KpWniii-illim frii'iulH ami Hlurcri'ly aiiprrrlati' tlio Hlilrlt nhowu In kIvIiik thin nf f at r 'Chi' IihIIi'm of tho i:pUi-iiiullau Chtirrh li.in lii-riiiii pari kul.. ' i.o!- i'il for tin wiili- di-iipi' of th-ir uiilil-, lli i ami for tin- hro.nl vli-w .' . h'rll j I In' ahiivi' affair In a mimpli' I'liolr , ri-ti'iit HiiliHlmitlal r.lfl to Hie Hi'.ih Athli'tlr (Mull In thin rlty .n not , Ci'iiiTall) luiowii and tlii'lr ro'itlnu-.-.! niippnrt of tho war rrfiiRi'i-n 1i.im h 'Oil , Klii-ii Mltlc pulillrlty Thi-lr -urk 'u thin city 1m hi'nt appri'rlnti'd hy tho Krrtit iiumhi-r who han lotini Into , luiit.ict with It III MN ON E l.lMit.1 I'. IS MMM.sTI.M cult :!- TltllttTIN; IMMV.I. Ml IMH.Ws AT CIIILdVl'IN. I'ddl. KOHM I'ltnritiCTit iii:.Ti-: ii I'l'tcr lleck. wlio wan ur res. ted en UTdiiy by Federal Officer Price Re lob on a charge of Introducing liquor ui the Kluiiiiitli ReMinutlon mid sell ing it mining the Indians, wns ir Lilgui'd thin morning buforo Cultt-d Suites Commissioner llerl C Thomis mid bin hearing net for Saturday fore noon lleck, who In 11 loggur In alleged to have gono to Cllltoquiu unit dlnpoh"d of liquor to the Indians 11 1 tho I'ool Room of (leorgo Crane. Tlm IndlmiH growing excited under the Influence of tlm "fire water" got Into a general M-rnp In willed Crane himself was a saulted and walked upon with ' Milled boots with bud effects. Mr. Recob wan called by Superintendent V. O. Went to mnko tho nrret-t. Attorneys Runner and Clinstaln have been rotnlned by thu dofendeiit. INDIAN ASSAULT CASE UP FRIDAY Tho case ot Wlllnrd I.otsclies, an Indian of the Kluiiiiitli Reservation, who Is bold on an assault with 11 pistol on tho person Di'lford l.mig, bun been net lor Frldny luifoio I'nlted Slnli'H ConiinlnHloner licit C. Thnmim. Tho iissuull l alleged to have fol lowed un iiltiirriUlnii helwi'i'ii llio two limn over 11 fence. Assistant rnlted , Stales Attorney Ilurnett (loldhteln Is ' to bo burn from Portland to proso cuto thla case. Attorney II. M. Man ning In retained by the deiendout. IH'TPIl IHCtMDi: TO ! sirukmhm: w 11.111 i.r. ! LONDON, M.iv 1 I - ( Mv u o A".io 'iluled Piiiss) -Tl.o lluii'H i,i"i'"ii I nioiil hoe decided In sun'.ti','i- In1' I former Herman cmverop In tho til I lied nnd assivluted powei'., wwl '"? I to a dlspntch from The lla;u 1" H I National News. CI US LIQUOR S BUSY BUSY SF.il DOTES. I'liiiri -rs ir i.i, kimk .mm: I'l.l IH(. IN TO Al.l III! lil All-' I lis. Issl I. I) iM.vritiiit'i iu.n , (IP I'M.MV'S SUM'S I'AIIII. Ma) 1 I - Thri-is (iorman notes ili'llwri'd to tlm Council of Knur i"WTdiiy urn ropnrtol to deal With till' follow IllK HUlljRtR, till! L-ffl'Ct ul tlm pi'iiri' tortiin upon (innnny'ii ('(.onomlc nltuatlon, tho manner in which Wilxon'H poliitn uro appllod and whlrli urn protrnti'd URulnBt tho principals of reparation demand, which uro protested nltho It In declar-i-d to niilmrrlhi! to them. Dateless illnp.i tell hy Associated I'ri-nn Xi'vitiiI additional notes from the Oriiiiin peace delenatlon arc now helliK ronnlderi'd hy tho Allied pow orn Tin1 KUliJert of (inrinnii Hhlps hoth nierranllle and naval Ik UKaln Ih'Iiik pri'sscd on tho peiici' inakcrx I'oltmd In now rlulmiiiR somo of tho wnmhli'n which (lermnny nurrender. ed The llrlllsh ili-li'Kntlon In rein'wln? I'ffortM to hiriire tin- pooling of for mer Herman vessels and seeks to Iiumi them illntrlhuted In aerordanco with lln-ir tonmiKi' amoiiK the vin ous nations Thin would throw the ships which are Interned in Ameri-n Into :i pool Instead of heliiR retained h) the I 'illicit Htaten Tlm Austrian delegation 's expect ed to urrlvo at St. Hcrmaln today luirl Hi'lihor, chief nt the doleKation mild ho would do tho dent he could hut that "u vanquished people could expert hut little." It Is announced that the Itolnhevlk government ofKuiislnii hns rejected nn offer mado thru Ur. Kldtjof Nnn son to feed the Uusslnn people. If tho Solcl roveriiment would cease hos tllltli'H 'iKiilnnt th other Russian fac tlons Nannon linn koihi to Russia to open neRiHlatlons direct wltli l.enlii". however Andrew llonnr l.nw. (101-0!!!!"! h tiller 111 Cuqhind said thu' the Al lies contemplated no attack i 11 I'etro m:i 1 "at this moment ' It In reported that tlm l' les an: I'knili'iuiiH hae arranKed a Iruou 11 ml may Join forces. l'ARIS. May H Tho Council of 1 Four have bent answers to tho Oer iiinn nntesMin thu Prisoners of War and labor subjects The Austrian l'euce deiegutlon hus urrlved ut St. (iermnlti WOMAN' WHO HAD KKSIIUJI) FOK MANY YIIAUS IN' KX(lKI.Ii VAI.IiKV liKAVKS HOST OK iMtir.xns to miss 111:11 l.ORKLLA, May 11. Tho news of tho death of Mm. A. H. Drown of l.ungell Valley, whllo not unexpected, was received with genuine borrow by all who knew her. Sim hud llvail In Langoll Valley rnr tho past fifteen years, so was well known hy 'ill, nnd beloved by everyone for her ma'iy btorllng virtues. She was a devot"d wife and mother and will bo sudl) mlssod In the homo. Mm. Itrown's maiden n.imo was Alice Virginia Harris and who flas horn near Aurora, Oregon in IS.1I). She was married to A. H. Ilruwu In 1S7S, Sim fctiMis five child! en, lien, Cy iim, Mrs. Ted White. Mrs. .lolia Mc Fnll, anil Mrs. .1. V. Cnhel. Mis. Ilrowti was n member of tho 1'iii'ed lii-fltbroii Church. Tho fum-r.il wus btld rtaturriuy ufitrnaun May 10, Tlia frlcuds met ut the home an 1 tmri thqro proceeded to (ho Odd Fi'lloWs Coniolory In llonunxa where nervloes wore held nt the grav, Jiidae Orlf flth coud'ueted the sorvl.-i-. Tlioro were inunv lii'tiutltul rlornl tributes from sjnip.-itliliiig friends Ml PIONEER WOMAN DEEPLY MOURNED MUCH INTEREST III NEW ROMS 111:1.1 r. i:i THAT Ml ( II ( v tin iiom; to im RTin.it i'i:o(ii.-M von i:asti:uv oin.(;o ik.is at iAiii.i:.s covi;.Tio ('apt O. C Applegati'. secretary of ' the Commercial Club, stales that luic ' rorrenpondence shows a rapidly In ' creasing Interest east of the moun 1 tains In early construction of tho I iMlles-Callfornlu Highway, through Klamath Kalis, and It Is earnestly I hoped that the efforts now being I mado to put the club on a good fin- I uncial basis will permit of sending a I representative or a delegation to The Hallos hy May 22. We quote , from u letter Just received from The. I Dalles Chamber of Cemmerce: 'Mining Interested In a constructive' system of roads through our territory 1 I feel this will bo a splendid oppor- tunlty for Kastcrn and Central Ore-'made for the protection of the city ' pose of deciding what action should gon to get together on a general pro- huslness men against the Itinerant be taken on the proposed increase of gram. 1 share the deep Interest 'hat 1 peddler, was requested by the busl-! telephone rates. Tho discussion ot Is general In tho construction of the j ness men and was framed by them, this question consumed the greater Columbia River Highway and Tho! The question of the Improvement 1 part of the meeting and the addltlon-Dalles-Callfornla Highway. It seems 'of High Street, over which a contro-' at charge was excoriated by every to mo these two great trunk lines irojvcrsy has risen between the residents or such vital Importance to the devel opment of Kastcrn and Central Ore gon nnd that a part of this meeting could be most profitably utilize! In developing and furthering some nlan of action. that would Insure their oar ly completion. If not possible for you to attend the meeting of The Dalles on May 22nd and 23rd -vill you please Insist that n represents- ( tlvo be sent from your orgaui.a! ." E III DIM! Is THROWN FROM IIOIISF. XKAIt (MTV A.l IIAIlf.V IHJLMS Kl. IS IIIIOl'CUIT TO I'lTV IX L'.(X)XSCI()L'S COXOITIO.V James Poole had a narrow escape from being killed this morning -.''hen N 1 Tlll'i III he was thrown from his saddlol hr.rsajgate. clerks, Mrs. Ivy North, Mrs In a field near the slaughter house and kicked by his steed. Tho man was unconscious vhen he was picked up and brought to the city In tho auto of J. W. McCoy whoro he wiiB placed under the care of Dr. K. D. Johnson. After examination at tho Klamnth General Hoipltul, Or. Johnson declared that there were no bones broken and that no lnd'cntlons of Internal Injuries had developed. This hns not been definitely oeler I'llned however. The man was very badly bruised. The appearance of his riding hoot Indicated that he hud been dragged by tho foot. I'OIXTF.U KOK FORI) OWXKHS. Crnnklng a Ford englno on a cold morning is sometimes difficult, as most Ford owners know. One of the main reasons for this Is that thu oil flowing in between the clutch plntes has stiffened by the cold and it tends to prevent tho oraukbhaft from turn i lg. To overcome this, drop the emer- goucy lever forward when putting tho car up for tho night and pulling It back Just before cranking to start tho engine. In dropping tho lover forward tho clutch plates squeeze to - gothor, forcing tho oil out from be - tweeu tho disks so that when tho olittrh is ngiilii released just before binning tho motor thoro Is no fric tion caused by tho oil. Popular Science Monthly. s.V RED II HART SCHOOL HENS U.VTIL ,11'LV 1ST, The Sacrod Heart Academy will continue the Spring term this year until tho Inat of Juno, owing to tho heavy break miido into tho school i ir by the paiii h Imluciua. IIMNF1 GIOH CHOSEN That Klamath Falls Is th'- year to have an auto rump uround nufflclent In Bize, to accomodate the camplnr, tourlHtn who are comlnR In here in ever Increasing numhern as the great iicenlr nnd sportsmen's attractions become known, was Indicated at the meeting of the City Council last nRht when an offer of the Klamath Development Company for a tract of ground adjoining Spring Street near the Hot Springs bath house w.ib ac J . j a .u ' . .1 . ..1- ccptcd and the stepi taken to equip the grounds with suitable accomoda tions for the visitors. The ground on the lake shore at the rear of the old Lakeside Inn, which has been used for several years tnru tho courtesy of E. R. Reams, , has been found too small to accomo- date the campers and additional land I wa8 found necessary The occupation tax which was In-1 , troduced at a previous meeting was finally passed. This tax which Is east and west of Sixth street, was put , over until another meeting. A petition was Introduced for the Improvement of Washington Street from First to Third, but this was put j over for future action. j The curfew ordinance which was, , formerly enforced In this city and which has now been amended to be rung at ten o'clock Instead of eight and to Include boys and girls undei eighteen years of age, was passed. The question of the sewerage of Michigan Avnue was taken up and referred to the City Englneed J. C Cleghorn. A permit was given J. C. R'chtle to construct a bungalow on his property In IMock IT, Nichols Addition. The following election Judges and clerks were appointed for tho special election on May 21st. First ward. Judges, Jasper Ben - nett, Maude E. Baldwin. J. W. Mc Coy. Clerks. Mrs. Ankeny and Mrs. Beach. Second ward. Judges, Mrs. Ruby Johnson. Fred Noel, Mrs. Carey Ram- sby: Clerks, Mrs. Rose S. Bratton and V. L. Fountain. Third Ward, Judges, B. S. Grlgsby, Mrs. Paul Johnson and O. C. Apple- Jennie Evans. Fourth Ward, Judges. Mrs. Lyle Mills. Mrs. Will. W. M. Montellus; f (erks, Bliss Alice McCourt, Mrs. Fleet. Fifth Ward, Judges, Alex Nozler. J. W. Stout. J. W. Lindsay; Clerks, Mrs. C. Bnlln and Mrs. Mary Jennlson. FAMILY UNITED ritlliOQCI.V MAX GOF.S TO I1RIXO HACK FAMILY FROM WHICH WF. HAS HF.KX SEPARATED FOR MAXV YEARS Victor DeCall, who ha ployed by tho Modoc Lumber Com- puny at Chlloiiuiu for the p.ut four- teen months has left for Bel!;!u 11 t where ho expects to meet ml return with his wife nnd two children I Tlm separation ot tills- f.iptlly for a j numbor of years has been peculiar 1 and pathetic 1 Mrs, DeCall left for a vlr.R before I tho war and was not permitted to BY WAR' CLOSE louvo that country after the war was ( 7 and will roach Newport News, Va declared and tho O-ornians had mado I on tho 17th. Mr. Oowan is In tho 4th their tlrst sweep over tho land. Now I Company ot tho 20th Engineers, In that tho bitter rogimo ot tho llunsj which also wore Boleo und Harold Is ovor tho family Is ngnlu to he ro-joglc of this city whom It is presum nnlted. 1 ed is also coming on the sumo ship. PHYSICIAN' IVVS DODGE SEDW OAR. Dr. G. A. Mawoy is tho owner of a I now Dodge Sedan Cnr, tho second of j this mnko to appear in Klamath , Falls. BUSINESS m ME FOR IB Bitter Against Raise by P. T. and T. Company ;t PROTEST IS MADE Committee 1 Appointed to Disraas With Cltr Council the Feasibility of launching Municipal System la ThU City Cordial Feeling for Cor poration Has Been Turned. The attendance at the meeting of the Business Men's Association last ' night was the largest In Its history. ' The members were there for the pur- man who discussed the question. It was recognized as a deliberate aac unwarranted steal, and it it bad not :'been for the fact that a binding I agreement could not be made that would Include all business houses. since there are some firms In the city that do not belong to the assocl- atlon, every phone would be ordered ' disconnected and Klamath Fall would do business without the assis tance of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company and until srichT tinja g the. cUx, could JueiaJl its own system. As It was, the members de- elded to tender to the company the rate authorized by its franchise. Some will refuse to pay more and. permit their phones to be remored 'while others, such as the groceries. meat markets and drug stores, will continue to pay under protest until such time as other relief is provided. The following motion was unanl- mously adopted' "That the Business Men's Associa tion of the City of Klamath Falla earnestly protests against thepropos- ed Increase In the charge for busl- ness telephones, made in violation ot the franchise granted to the Pacific .Telephone and Telegraph company by the city of Kuamath Falls, because w ' believe the increase unnecessary an unjust; that If the Pacific Telephona j and Telegraph company persists la the collection of this unfair charge. (.we urge upon the city council to take ! steps towards the Immediate con- j struction of a municipal system: and 1 that the president appoint a commit- tee to act with the secretary of this association, to take an immediate ap peal to the Public Service Commis sion to rescind this increase. Insofar as it applies to Klamath Falls." As indicating the extreme, hostllitr ot those present, there was not ona word raised against this motion nor one vote cast against Its adoption, notwithstanding the fact that It car ries with it a recommendation for a municipal telephone system. In no city ot tho stato was there a more 1 cordial feeling existing between the PHONE SYSTEM I uusiness men uim 100 it-ieiiiiuno i.nw jpany than here In Klamath Falls, but this no longer exists, and no matter been em-'what the outcome. It will be years j before the company will regain the .good will of tho people of this city. EDMUND GOWAN TO REACH HOME SOON Mrs. Edmund Oowan has received a telegram advising her that her , husband sailed from Franco on May SILM'R TEA T-m'RHlUY. The Lftdica Aid ot tho Methodist Church will hold .1 Silver Tea at tho Lome o.' Mrs. C. V. Tlfhcr, Thursday afternoon at 2 3". All 1 idles ot the (hurih and frlonda are invited.