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KLAMATH FALLS
Thirteenth Year No. 3,626
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1919
Price, Five Cents
Ml FILLS
FIREFIGHTERS
iirlili mill l,nitiik (ii,..Mi-i in- .i -
Ion which wim decided by tin, voli.
I ill llii' Minor
During iiiin mission Cimtiiiiiiiiiifi
. (iiirlih lend tlix flf'tit for tlm removal '
I ' lluiimiluT iiml Criuncllnion Col
'Mn fin In rilititlini. the former. '
niiiiciining t lut t ll ,t.n, uiitiri K.ilil- i
Unit the city administration hIii.mIiI
n moreen ny lopiirtmotit After
tlm resumption of tint open Hi'KHlnn,
Cnuucllmmi Colvlii tnni. i.il iii.ii iiw.
, ,. ttn- j L 'rW"M'" rflniitiiifii ThM motion v. is
Fire Liner I Uiiminea by s.,-ondod i,y councilman i.e... vim
City Council ! w,ln "l"'"1 lwo '" ,wo- M"'"- smtiii"
7 cuntinK th deciding vote
Hid four firemen, wlio ctlil not go
out with tin. ri-nt wurc, Truok Privor
.o,r. Hhiiphi.nl. riuy Wilson. ior;o
I ..ir.ioi nun cnarles Nnwmnn Mayor
FIRE CAUTION
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UPPEALMADE
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HOT MEETING IS HELD
jUror Nimble CaU Deriding Vote tr',M" "Ulwl hl" rnlnK that bo
''I iwiJlvml mnnirnnce from i urn.
for I)UImI of Officer for HI. Ac- I,, r of kooi) in on for their ro-tpcra-
Hon In Hulking Man at Fire Han
UblUhecl IWrl
Cnnrtrnecl.
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. .. iii nini! iii lire ana mat on e
! period tlm frt nunrii.m in i. r,n...t
day Friendly notation Are K- ,,..,, (,y t,m;ht
the Two Men' "r- further mated that hW f;.n
in vounic ror the nnnl dlmltal ,if
Mr. HunsakrC wan not occasioned n
much hy Mr, Munrniknrs action
Sunday, omiecliillv rinr n... ,
For his nrtlnn In striking and i, ,, .... "
... ,. ., ... incii reconciliation, nut
allocking down Porcy hvans. ..t Mi.. ,..,.. ,, . ' .,.
,,lH..n,lyntrnoon.flrJ.....f J.-M ' pnr f , fr ,,.,,,', ., r " , ''" a. lnwrou. flro risk -,, they
Hunnaker wnn nii.mueii late mm , . .. . ... , .. , . , win no noia responsible lor any loan.
Blihl hy Hie City Council after a long . ,, ,,, .
IHKTKICT WAItDII.V CALLS FOU
CO-OPF.MATIO.V IN (JKTTINO
SI.ASIII.NOH HUKXED AT PltOP
i:i( TIMK IV COMIM.IAN'CK WITH
LAWS
RLLIflF CORPS
PLANS PICNIC
AllllANOKMF.NTS FOIt K.VTKIU
TAJMXd IlKTL'lt.r:i KOI.DIKUS
f).V MKMOIlfAlj flAV HF.IXO
MAOK IIY I'ATItlOTIC WOSIKN
The Krijatest menace to our forenti
li the nliihlnR or dnbrla left from
loKKlnic operations. Some of oar most
dainaKlns forcut fires hare originated
In nlimhlnii which have not been
burned at the proper time
Thin year the State Hoard of Fori
ei try has made apeclal request that
Bit ulunblnn be cleaned up before th
hot and dry romod not In
Many, many owner and operators
have dlnposed of their alathlnici by,
hurnlng, hut there are some win ifivo
neglected to do no and th&ie are er
I by reason of auch npRJect nnd r. jj
Irwn out ni-imloti ami the entire flro
(Ifiurliin'iit ilefeiidlnt; their chlefnj
action, renlKued In u liixly. with the
Mceptlim o four men
The ineellliK last lilKllt wiik ilevote I
almost entirely to thin one matter ami
wan tliv tiioiit nxiitliiK KenHlon held nv i
that doily for many mimUm Klnul i r ,
tlon uun tuknti after u "ten mliiuie
rcccnit hmtltiK nearly luo liourit. in
lllrli the Cnunrll retired to I'm Ma
nr' prhnte office mill llireliet the
waiter nut hy thctnxelre. I
Mavnr strulile had MiMpen.loil tlio'
f r.i chief Kiuulay. hliortly nfivr ihel
pffn-r o.iiirred. He RtuttM to the'
('nun ll th it he linil ltnr.9i i ilu
Ki- fliu f HiHtrtirt Mr I'vatu pi r.il
CORPSE REIVED
FROM CEMETERY
itrM.m.N r i-iti:i mi:Mi.m:
TAKPN WIIIIOCT PKItMIT AMI
akivi:i) to aotiii:i: piit is
Asscitrio.v .maiik nv m:to.v
jBRalii urged to protect themaelvei i
jwell ait their nelKhhorK by rompljnK
. Willi II... ...n.. I... ....!. ,. 11... ,1. J
j "ii hit- ii-iuiiruiui i in llie iftt'f')
, Foreat Klre Lawn. '
; I'ntll Juno 1 no penult 'o 'mm Jl
rrqulrod Now In a good tleio i.et'i
get lumy. i
l.et h do all wo can to keen
Count rv free from Hinoke this
A picnic dinner nerved to the re
turned soldiers, the older army vet
erans and other friends of the organi
sation (a one of the feature betng
planned for Memorial Day this year
by the members of the local chapter
of the Womans' Relief Corps.
- At the regular meeting of the order
last night It was decided to arrange
for aadeaker of the day and to work
out other plans la co-operation with
the Mayor and Olty Council. A com
mittee consisting of Mrs. Carey ttam
abrV Mrs. 8. E. Martin. Mrs. Lester
Terwlllger, Mrs. Cecilia Dogardus and
Mrs, George Hum wan appointed to
make plans for the dinner which Is
to be held In tho Court House Yard.
All of tho returned soldiers and
ruatlors aro Invited to march In tho
parade bikI dlno with the corps.
Mm. Carrlo Hlgglnson was Initiat
ed Into thn order.
chot, !r V. J. Splllman, editor or n
farm Journal of Pennsylvania . J A.
McHparran, muster of the Pennsyl
vania Ktate grange; Clias. S. itarrett.
national president of tho farmers'
union, Mllo 1), Campbell, president
of the National Federation of Milk
Producers, and Morris McAullff, pre
sident of the farmers' union of Kan
sas. All of these men are expected to
appear at each of the conventions, Mr.
Klmore said.
"It Is hoped, thru the regional con
ferences, to federate all the agricul
tural, horticultural and dairy organi
zations of the sections represented,"
Mr. Elmore said In outlining the pur
pose of the meetings. "A record pur
pose la to secure the support of the
farmers for the proposed plan to eref t
at national temple of agriculture. In
which would be housed the various
national farmers' organization-!. In
Washington, D. C. The third purpos
Is to bind together all the farmers' or-
gwisauons or tne nation into one
body, which can make its Influence
felt In the attain of the country."
Arrangements are being mado ho-e
for the accomodation of 5,000 farm
ers from Washington, Oregon Mid
Idaho at the northwestern conference
which Is to cover perhaps the largest
territory of any of the conventions so
far arranged.
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PROHIBIT!
Say Roads and Wire Lines
Will Be Returned.
MESSAGE 15 READ
FROM AUTO ACCIDENT
tiiO
im - (TEACHER RECOVERING
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ni"i iiini iiiiuw him iiiuiiiiuite. ii' li'.ir
ll to net the benefit of our magnifi
cent nrnnery and the gnindMUr of
Kliiinntli Innlead of present it.K n
ilr'.ir. liniel:HH, smoky vtisi
C. C. CIIITWOO i
District V'.-irlen
:i:iTfI IXIWNTIIV COMISC.
lnc!v mill t lint lie had seen Uui Mllci ' . i AltCHAN'tiHI,. May "0
. . F!1i, i m.iititt. rtf I.... I t.n...rf. ..I , "" '
iu'h tiiul -tart In C.u.r dlrnctlin Hej "" " '. " i),..nts uro under way to be
stn'ul that lie ilcetuiul It 1 1 .vtlim i.f
utpt'iiHiiin fullv wtiirnntei! mi I ,i .kud
that tin. Council take jrilnn in thn
further illnpoHiil of the tu.ttt'ir.
GARBAGE SUIT
Miss ICIizaljeth Koet, teacher of
the Ilenlcy School, who was badly
cut about the face In an :. :tc eol
IMon early Saturday evenlns, Is lir.
proliiR rapidly, accordiiiR to reports
received today from the Klumnth
1 UP
CITY Wll.li lIM)Si:tTTK MAN FOIt
CAltltVIXG KKFL'SK FltOM
CKISTAIX KATIXCi HOL'KIS IX
.iii.i:(ii:i iiKFiAxci: of omn-
XAXCK
Wilson Cable Me Ke t
' .r 'Mi
rrom i-aria iftwiaai t;Wi
Is Urged On Mate Wi
Lonurles Requested
Wilson Hove to Be-Hi
Mr liuiinitkur was called upon to
ciplnlti the Incident. He declared
that Mr llwinn had been In lint way
of the men on mm fiirmnr occiioMT,
am! Iiih I been oril.n.i.l out of t'ic way
priil tlmt he wis "t In finet m Hi'k
time where lie Itn I no Imsliiens to lie
AUii he niild that Mr. i:iins. on being
inked to tome, had responded In an I
Impudent milliner lie declared tlmt i
he hud been unrkliiK ntiiler i, -trulii
In flKlitlng the fire and hud iietel In
linsly iiiuniier, which he afterMiril
roKrclteil Tlm chief dec Inrud thai ,
accordlniT to the laws of tho ttiiln. hM .
authority at the time of fir- m
almvc that of the pollc depiirliiieni
or the city administration.
Mr KvatiH was culled on In fttt
111' side of the note, and hiu ',
(fluid not illlilermiiiu! whv (lie Pre1
CI' cf hud plrkeil m f,)r the tr, at-ini-nt
Kiien hen he hud i..'i't..' l.i
foniply Wih ,N order, lie mI lit .
Hint In wiih In a pit-i tvlmiii perhi'i's
" should lint liuvo been, hut '..ild
I hi' Pre wns veil under eon I in! a Inn
Hi" incident Declined nn. I tlm' thirty
wero iiiiuiy othetii near hlui 11.. i-.ild
Hint it wiik fttrthcHt from bin Inlim
"'"is to Inipeilo the voik of the do
1'arliiiunt in ny way and lie Imllciit
"1 hla surprlHii ut thu rosttlt. As for
nlklng Imok, he sulci ho lud Mild no
inure Hum any mini with Hphlt
W"UM liuvo hiiIiI and that he was
Keltlni; out of tlm Wl(y ns fast iih ikw-
firiiii.i lit lint I .t til t.ul.u,,, .. i.r.
ii.. .. i i ..t- 1 1'"1'1'"1"1' " Knglnnd of :j39th Amerl
city who died in III., worn removed cn, ,., wlln ,pn ,, .
from the Melhuso family plot In the
l.lnlallle ccmetar) nnd placed In -i
grate In tlm Odd Fellows cenietnry,
Arr.inKOjr ticneral !ospItal. whiyij sho w.is tak-. J
Kin trans-U for treatment ' istr
I
smimtliim between Sunday afternoon
and Monday morning, according lo
a rtateiuent luiido today by P:uil
Uroltetmteln. sexton at the fomn r
ccineinr.v. i ne t'Uiinge was m nip, n
-.its witltoiil lux kuowli'ilKe or con
nent i
i
Mr llrcltetihtelu Ktnles that he I ixill'STItlAI
Knew I ii.n tins cuange Intel In en con
leuiplated by relatives of the deceas
ed, but that hit would not sanction
the art until a penult had been ro
eelved and an order from tho Court
aiithorlzinr the move This older oi
penult was never presented.
The City Attorney ha? been !n-
ructed to Institute action ut-'ciist
MhuKeyes was riding in a carJFrwl U. Grennon for al!eft-ed ,iefi
jwlth Rowland Kellcy of the Henley I Hnce of tne new clt. Garbas" r-.I-
llbtrlct when a car driven by a trnv- nancei accor(HnB to a a,atemLnt
: t'uii iiijiu wiiuau iiar.iu w.is lint i.. tla-nr I
j icurneii, unci who was orr-Mug on i
I the wrong side of the road ran into ,
LEADER C01ES
It. Struble this mori'm?
Ed Hunter, the city scavenger hau
Instituted an action for an fnl.ni.--
them. A high wind was blowing and ,.. nnnn , ,,,.. .,,,..
i nun urjunici uiciiuuu hi tuu tiun.'.
did not i,e0 tho other machine,.. thfi -,..,, .. ,,, ,hB mn,.
account of the dust until too lato . WM overruIed. The cl. w, pnse.
gel out of his way.
ci, tit ii:i;tim.s
wiii, in; iip.i.d tp.k ui:i:ii in
nirri:iti:.T towns of cocv
ty. nit; attkmi.wci: iiw.i:i
TIIKKK DIVISION'S (XIMIXfl.
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RinuriiniT nn I
nn LAium m
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HBCHBRCH I
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Miss Helen Cow-gill, as.tlMiiit Slit"
Club leader of tho Hoys' and dirls'
J Clubs of this Mate will arrive In.
Klumnth County, Wednesday even-1
lug of this week and In .'oiijuncion j
with County Superintendent lMnai
Wells and Coiinuty Club I.'-nl,T. .
Kmnk 'e.ton will hold iiioouiiks u
follews:
Henley school house, Wednud.iv
etenlni: at ."SiOo'elock.
llnnnnzu School Thtirbday 2.. 10 P.
M.
cute the matter as a violation of t!.o
city ordinance.
This case has aroused considerable
Interest in Mm rltv flrdtinrtn tine
WASHINGTON, D. C. May 20. : ,. , . . , .V ,
' ' ' . f continued to take tho garbag nwav
The War Department has announced , . , ... . ..
.,..',, , ., 'from certain eating houses in the
that the Fourth, Sixth and Seventh t ,... ,, . .. . ...
,-.,,,, ,,. , , , I elty, according to tho terms of his
icgulur divisions will bo released fori , . . ... ,, . ,
.. . . ..,,., c.. . . 'contract with the proprietors after
their return to tho United States dur- ,, ,, , , , , ...
inu in uiuuiiitj Mii; nu::t;ut tvniuii ine
Ing thu month of June,
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city official maintains gave him the
exclusive right to this refuse.
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BACK TO KLAMATH
WASHINGTON, -DrC. Mar 0.
President Wilson in a special mes
sage to Congress today recommendee"
the repeal of the war time prohibi
tion law so far as it applies to wine
and beer.
He announced definitely th3t tha
railroad systems, telegraph an 1 tele
phone lines would be returned to
private ownership and urged tho re
vision of war taxes. He also uUi'i'-l
a general program with respect to
labor Jeglslation.
His message was cabled fro"i Par
Is. Mr. Wilson expressed a hopj that
he would soon be at his post again to
talk upon the measures, which not
made his presence at the peace table
Imperative.
Among the special taxex whih
the President suggested be 'Unlimit
ed are the on soda water affd ibe
social luxuries such as expensive
clothing, personal equipment, patent
medicines, toilet prepar8tlo!is7lp!a'n,
os, spotting goods, candy, cameras,
electric fans, thermos bottles, motor
boats, automobiles, trucks and ac
cessories. These "taxes were mostly effective
on May First and their collection has
caused much complaint.
WASHINGTON, D. C. May 20.
Representatvies Mondel of Wyoming
announced In. the House that a reso
lution proposing submission of the
equal suffrage constitutional a
mcudment will be called up tomor
row for passage. A similar resolu
tion was offered "inv In the Senate.
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HKI.FNA, Mont., May 20 -Wint
Is regarded 'is in experiment in iho
practical effectiveness of ohii'cb fed
eration, looking toward a more even
distribution i
llitef Machinist's Mate Glenn d.tr
rett, t,on of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gir
rett of this city has returned after
nineteen months in the naval ser
Ico Mr. (inrrett, who has been fifteen
months on tho submarine chaser 134,
Merrill Hull. Friday oven I up at! SPOKANH, Wash. May 20 -With
t.ui ociociv, , (the announced purpose or niMr.g ailji,as i,een stationed in tho Seventh
Foil Klumnth, Saturday evening at economic, agricultural, horticultural, Naval distVict off the Const o ''tor-
8:00 o'clock. nnd dairying organizations of thoiim. n0 has had many Interesting
All members of tho Sewing and Pulted . Suites into ono federation, experiences white away but is
if chinch facilities and ' Cookery clubs should moot Miesi which hull be able to represent thu;,iKatv glad to get back to Klamath
slide
A discussion followed In .vlurh n
ni'inlier of moii who had witnessed
affair gave their veislm of ,t.
incinln rs f iho flro body defending
Hilimaker
Hiring (ho Rtnr rltumbnr Re.cslo'i
''li'h followeil, Mr. lIuiiHiikor offor
0,l l'l hand to Mr. Kvnns ndnillteil
I'd was wrong mid showed n dnslro
j" establish fi loudly rotations. Mr.
I'vntiR met ,im half way In tho miit
ll'f Miitiiut thm ho hail boon In u
mciisiiro lo hlnnio.
lien th council lotiiritPil lo Iho
,u,,l'' a muiion wiih llrst passed In
dorsing tho uctlon of tho Mayor In
'"lioiiuinif tho Chief. Councl'ii mi
tohiu then m.itli, ,t t.w.il,..t i,. I,,. ...
.,,...,t, i. it, i.iitfii hi ,,,, .
the elelilllliltlon of duplication, is to
In' undertaken in Montana during tho
coming summer by tho National
Home Missions council with tho as
sistance of nine Protectant denomina
tions of Um state,
A icdlgloiis Httrvoy will he conduct
id thiunut the stale us a preliminary
lo measures lo Insure Hint ovory
community hhalt bo provided with a
church and Unit none ahull bo asked
to support nioio chinches than Its
population rciiiilics.
In order to test I lie prnotlenl opera
tion of Its plans for chinch federa
tion, tho National Home Mlsslnnu
council extended to four western
Btntos Montnnn. Idaho, A1I701111,
and Wyoming
Cow gill nnd hear hoc tnllv on club
work nt these meetings.
A cordial Invitation to attend Is
extended to pat cuts and fi lends of tdns will bo hold tilts spring In seven
club members.
interests of tho farmer In tho affairs
or the nation uud especially at Wash
( IIIKIUIII tfl tifl IU3 ill luiiui'lf. ruini'li
stntcsAinnlnly In tho west. Plans fori
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inn morning, ni which promiiioiii vol w; I'xoivi.ni!
Falls, whore ho is being welcomed
by his many friends. He has received
his discharge nnd expects to remain
here.
Hi:.CIIi:S YIP.Gi.MA.
at Holoiui July 20 to SO, tho results
on offer to conduct! of tho sttrvoy will bo laid before rop-
sueh a survey nn condition that tho ' rosontntlvos of tho denominations
iiioi nintn iii wiiieh 111 least five large ' um tlclpatluir, nnd tho work of estnli-
Hi" f.ie eiuof rnlnslatod. CouiKllm.tn ! denomlniitlons officially accepted tlmi llshlnc eliue In communities lack-
dlst South and lliipllst churches in speakers are to appear, are being for
Montnnit, and tho smvpy Is to bo con-j muIulMtby A. A. Klmnro of this cltv.
ducted uoxt July. Following an Initial 'inesidyfvtl of tho Washington State j a telegram has just been recor.o J
conferonco to bo held nt Miles CUv.1 Farmers' union nnd chairman of hOfrom ji, jj. Oglo, announcing ills
July S, 0, and 10, three touma will h"J nrgiiulviHton coiiimitteo of tho Nn- safo ,,rrjvai (rom Franco last ntght
organized and each will bo asMguod tionallionrd of F.irm Organizations,
to 11 section of the st'ito, wluvo for! Thn meetings already arranged for
ten days n porsoii'il sHidy ef tho j nvo to' ba followed by similar couvon
c'.'iirch sltiifitloii w.lt bo mafic 'y thoitlons in 'the mlddlo west and otlur
livmbPrH. parts of thn notion, which will bo hotel 1
At nnntlior conforouco to be held Mater luUio year, after tho harvost .
season ,1( ended. Mr. Klmore sal.i.
Starting nt Lexington, Ky., May 3l.j
tho tuinfoiuncos will Include, Salt
nt a Virginia port. Mr. Oglo 1ms been
ovorseas with tho 20th Engineers.
o ... ondeil this ninllon, ,-.i.il 'i.il.i
''!' that us tho trouhlo hud been -id-to,i
hotweon tho two men, ho
'""'l not see why tho foniK- ui'i.'l
"0I1 could bo resumed.
In tho vote which was thin taken
proposition should be nmdo tho sub
Joel of tho Investigation.
Tho offer has boon accopted by the
Mothnillst Fplscopal. Presbyterian.
Episcopal, Congregational, Christian.
Lutheran, Unltod llrothien, Mctho-
ng thorn will lio apportioned among
tlium. At this sumo conforenco it is
oxpoctod that slops will bo taken for
tho (domination of part of tho ohur
ches In communities having wlint Is
considered nn oxcosslvo number.
Lake C,lly, June 3 and 1: .Modesto,
Cnllt...itW ": San Joso, Calif., Juno
7; SpoHuno, Wash., Juno 11, 12 nnd
13; Hhfeeninn, Mont., Juno 11; Itls
morckl'Js. D. Juno lfi; Fargo, N. !.,
Juno l.,nnd Mitchell. S. 1).. Juno IS.
Speakers will include I'nltod Htn'ea
Senntoi)riioinas P. Goro, Gltford Flu-
mass .mi:i:ti(!
lllM.D TONIGHT.
O O
Mayor I. R. Struble has called
11 mass meeting of tho business s
mon and citizens nt S o'clock
in
WASHINGTON. D. C, May 20..
Some Senators have predicted that
the repeal of the prohibition legisla
tion asked hv the President will not
be enacted. The prohibition lead
ers of both parties are against tha
repeal.
SEAPLANE GOES
ONE IRE LAP
XC-t FLIES TO POXTA DEL GADA
TODAY XC-3 OUT OF COMMIS
SION mUTlSH AIKME.V NOT
YET LOCATED.
WASHINGTON. May 20 The NC-4
successfully flew from the island of.
Horta to Del Gada today.
Tho NC-3 will not bo able to resume
the transatlantic flight. A message
from Hortn said that the damage re
sulting from tho buffotting received
after sho was forced to alight lu the
water near tho Azores had definitely
put her out of action.
LONDON, May 20 Tho weather Is
so bad off the Coast of Ireland that
the airplanes ordered by tho air min
istry to search for Aviator Harry
Hawkins' machine woro unable to fly.
tho City Hall this evening owing to tho strong southeast wind.
whore ho will tako up matters Itnln and fog were experienced at in-
relating to tho recent difficulty , tervals during the night. All com-
with tho firo department. All munlcatlon centers In London wero
cltlzons are urged to bo on hand Bllont as to news from Hawker nnd.
at this mootlug. . Lioutanant Giiyves. Even the rum-
ors of yesterday have died out.
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