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KLAMATH FALLS
Thirteenth Ycnr No. 3,630
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1919
Price, Five Cents
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purl thn Iikhi kind of a tlinii
ANNOUNCEMENT
JIM LUKE IS BOIOT
1
With more gratification than wp e:m cvurwn in u'ntvlc '
The Herald announces that it is going to compile an Honor
jHoll of those in Klamath County who took an active part
in the winning of the war. We have been planning on this
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ITcni'lil e l. I n ; I ... ,i , i
mi nil- Kiuh-riiiK .mil -v.-ryoi... r.- i ""u,. weens, aim it is oniy auer me most exnausuve
Hot nd CoW Water Piped
For Visitors
TERMS STRONG
NEAR BATH HOUSE
rut for Hljtlii Hundred ramping
Ptrtlr l Time of ?-' Convrn-
tloa llrrr In Awut Ae ' '"
i tA'arMiHloc Pnrk and Hur-'
roodlBK (iniuoil In ItV 1'artl.
rnn ihqtriamq
i uii nuu I niniiu
AHMV TO UK li:iM(i:i TO A
IIAMrTL AMI XAVV lAriUC.
I.V hWKIT AWAV IIV Pi.ACi;
TltllATV KTIIMLAAIOVS
comi'i u tioxs aiik n: iiirn
TIK.l' (OVrUlKSK ACT ! IN
I'Ll ISO TCLK I.AKi: VICIMTV
t M' DOC NATIONAL R)Ki:ST
A Utt out" rump ic round (or thn
liilllnt Klkn Kill) hot ami colli water
Uutrli-npi I)hu(iIi ( lly Anvof lr.
Prion) -Then- l -Hi., en nnnri-i'liililii
miiMM tit if... iMv..t..i.i.ii. ... it..i. irrnntni- nno nf tnn frnnl
...i.."- in" i'1'lllliliilfl HI KIIH Ll ,MV. t Wil Vl klllf ilVllh,
piped for Ihi-lr use hi me linn- or. ami Versailles o fur us making peace
tU8Ut Cunn-iUlon lirn- In Angii-it i Crrmiiny in cnn'creed
li odd of lh unique fruturr. which I Tim wrw rutin roe- hnvi, been i...
It bln nrratiio-il liy tin Klamath j tutliiK inurh ln-.i to ah inLui th
Till IoJkp. tri-uty wlilrli In li l,. .n-t I'.-i I In
Arnoiti-mi'iil" "' "'n mml" tlm Aiintrlun lining'.'"
ridf thru thn rourtes) of ttm Kl.im- j As u result il In n ununr.- that
tin- tn-ut) will I- .i )(.furi iIk
Allied repri-m-nejr. -j on Tj -ni'iiiy
nnil liunclcc! to tin Anuirlin repi-o-entutle
tlli 'uliiiti'ltii; day
Tlin inllltnry (n.-i.m of th- dmti-
jib Iki-rliipmrnt Coiiipuii) for Hi"
j of Ihr Moiluc I'nrUicrniinilii mil
tit lirrllory nurrnunillnu ami tin
yt rprinx ncur till upot will No
lluod for Urn accomodation -( m
iiilor Tln-rp ari to ln 260 iMrip
li (U-l out In tin? park mid n ii.iul
'iKht liumln-it In ttiot virion
Ti---( urn In of nufflcli-nt mIh in
aKommoilatn nn null), trnt ami oth-
f Ucllltli-n Tim Kruuml will li"
(n-irtil nut anil r"itllnr-il in ill t
rry rampi-r ran ti lornti-il iiilrk
Irlii (in- hn lit uunlcfl Four miardn,
Ho t nlnlit unit two ly day will
tooitiqtly pjtrol 111" ic run nd to In-
iirrtk nufi-ty of ttm lUltorn propi-r-
V
W M Miinirllun of tlir K I)
torn tuny U Chairman of tin- fump
Croand ('ointnltici- ami hi- u to no
I'.iiA In thin lilx tak li (:i..-li- i
lillir mil ti O William i
The hi.uilnc of the vat .- on,: of
Wlii" lilrh liuvn innoii.t-.- thlr
lJUail.m rf lit-inir prrncnt i. .i linri'
j investigation and examination into every detail that we are
i in a position to say to the people of Klamath County that
jwe will publish a book that will contain the picture and a
i brief record of the part each person played in the winning
of the war. This record will include not only the Boys who
went to the front and who will for all time stand out in the
glorious history of our Nation, but it will also include the
men and women who waged the battle at home, who kept
the home fires burning, who helped raise the money that
played such an important part in the victory, of the noble
women identified with the Red Cross, of those who helped
raise the money for the little comforts that brought so much
joy, and pleasure, and contentment to the lads who bore
the brunt of the hardships in the training camps and the
eluding much if tpn land uncavcrc-l
Wi h:vo fnlr th:ir. thpsn dppds should hp hnnnrpd and ' the recelon of Tni Like and
,. . , - .. ii,, i j , to be opened u ftcUlumcnt under
that a record of them should be prepared and preserved , tne aU8plCP1, ot ,,, r,.rlnmil(on ..
for future generations, and how best to do this has been the ' ice rnien thr-i fine iauu ran i.e
cause of our research work. We have finally decided on!re"eve, f th'f ha'"'' they .,iii
i .... , , ,i ii mi n ii e rr , i come under :'ii rcs'.rlrtli.i the
the publication Of What We Will Call The Roll Of Honor Of , forestry service mid e retard the
k nmath Countv. Therein wi be contained the Picture of Ueveiopiner- p' c..- ..t hio finoa
everyone entitled to a place in the book. First will come,
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Capt 0. C. Applcirate, as Secretary
of the Commercial club haji ascer
talned thru correspondence with for
estry officials In California that an
addition to the Modoc National For
est, authorized by Congress, March
3, 1919 and now nwuitlne final con
summation by presidential proclam
ation, will add an orr-u In Modoc nnrt
Siskiyou counties which wit! Include
all of Tule Lake and u prt of Lower
Klamath Lake and their adjacent
lands, up to th? stat line thus In-
Work Will Be Pushed
Fait as Possible.
LARGE CREW IS HERE
areas In the Klamath basi.:
: matter has hppn rpfprrprl tn lhr lur.
f 11 I.. 4". . II ..... .... .un , v I..nna eM j- ut 9- M'llnAM I 'AnIIMI I I . ... . .
IUUUWIUU 1U1I paut: im:uia'S ui rifsiutia n iisuu, ucncioi ai reclamation orricials and some
Pershing and General Foch, pictures of the soldier boys,
Permanent Surrey- o n
Route Completed to Dairy 1
tlon From This Point StUl C
talnXew Route to North
Vi. Pelican City.
llm work of .idj.. ,ilni: tl-.i. lonrilct
ItiK tlowH union;; :n Allii'i will or
rupy thi- Ti-uro i iMi'riiiK,. ( -i con
nldi-rulil" tluii'
VI'ltSMI.I.i:.'
Von HriH-kilorf.'
Iirui-r ili'Ii-Ka-i-s
Tluir !r (.ir
i-d tod ii
Mi- 2 4 -OjuiH
(laitix.nu ami clliei
v. Iiu wri-i to -Spa
run feu ti. P. reli.r.f
HONllON. . a .
troops huvo riip'tiri
rifmlr rumliiK at -i -,it' wiitu
tb ion In already flllnl a.i.l nn
rllt f i-r The Klkn hum um line
l t'i c liu) liunrh from now until
Hi Hum tlin convention is iioi
'I HOUSE AT
COMMENCEHIENT.
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A houm. Unit was parked to tint
oort amieiuiiio,! last evonlnn nt
"ouitons Opera lloiiho for the Co-n-Wncemrnt
llmrclses of (hn 19l'i
Clu of tin, Klamath County HIkIi
cbool. Tim liK HtiiKn was lianki-d
'lli flnwi-rn nnil tho i-ntlro effo-t
lth tlin rliiHH In tlmlr HimtH was lis
W'Hy ft RlKlll as ono could wIhIi to
ire
Tho rniiiiiiiiirpinint adilresi which
mmln ,v Coionnl Itnymon 1 C.
lrd of il,,. Mtry n,mrtinimt ( f
th Rtntn I'nivnrHlty was IntorrHlli--;
id apprnprliiti.. Tint npi-nl(iir hvnlt
011 tho t!nn of Amnrlcii mid Wir.
' Pictured (Ik, ),IkIi Idniiln for
"'ch tho nation hiul always .tattled
" liroiiKin out thn furl tint nn-rl-
fchoulrt nnt hn nnxlous to flht,
ul flt In flKlit for hor Ideals, wliou
n occnsloti ilomnntintl.
r- ' I). JoliiiBoii, who kuvii nut
" dlplnmu'H nt tho cloao of thb
t nlnR 'nentlnnoil tho imnll piop.ir-
of my nll(1 H(n(0(, (lmt m,w,
mcl rnlulit huvo boon t.hnnt worn
In tho wirvlro of I'nclo Sum.
1 " Helen AiIiIIhoii, oho thn
'"luatc, was ohllKOi'. to Iiu n'.wont
n "count of lllnosa.
fu ,0WlnK tho Comuionceniont
Mi'' Ul Krndu!ltl"E 'I",H W1s
"rlnlnni nl n i)an.-,(,t and tlnncn
The Poles took ".u'lo priirtitrH
Oreut Fl.-c-i I tie. loud expl -.! n
liuvn occurred ii mill iiro-ind 1'itiio
Krnil accord'ni; to repon frinn the
Pally Mall -i.t i.n-oi dem on Thurs
day II In lir-ll-vnl Ilia: the I'mUlie- j
vikl pri-NKi-d Iv tli3 KKthmiiun nil
vimce are . ' -.v'.i.i tli. -niiiulli n
I
EXCITING BASEBALL '
PLAYED ON COAST
KAN KUA NriSCO, Cnl . May 21 -
I'atroiis of thn national kiiiuo who
eiijoy pliniy of hltlliiK anil like to
Ioiikiii- It has been said the morn
pi-rfi-rllv baseball Is played the I oh,;
action there Is and the no hit and no
run names are cited. The coinp.ir.Ulvo
dei.iouHtratloiis nf thn coiiht crowds
Indicated that they koI more enjoy
ment out of the contests that bring
out the hits mid riinn provided (lint
eil thus far this season In wlilch from
a half n dozen to a dozen runs have
been scored by tint two teams and In
many InslnnceH first one tm-ii iiMil
then thn other would take tho lead
only to lose It iikiiIii In ii suhncrfticnt
Innliif- With tml) a nil. or dvo sep.ir
alliiK Iho two temiiH the Issue has
linim In doubt practically to tho Inst
lllllltlK.
T.IOAVK TO LOOK AITIIlt
m-ivapa mini: ixri-:i!i-:sT.
To look nftor tholr mlnliiK propor
ty Interests In tho Klamath Knlls
NciiiIii MIuIiik nnil MiilliiK Com
pany, J. V. MiiKUlro, .1. J. Iw.lor and
Onrry Cozud will lonvo for Virginia
Oily, Ntivudn, tomorrow luornliih'.
They will muko thu trip by nuto.
inents It Is iinilortl.ioil w i proililu ,i . , ,, jn i i... a. r-.i t n.
.hat the army of a ,....., -ll b- inC ,aaS ,n C ,laV-V' IO"nw V 1L' luf "e
n-dured to 16.000 men. The navai Liberty Loan leaders, thp War Camp drives. Opposite the
stipulation win i, 3v ti..- ,)aKe on which the pictures appear will be a brief record,
whole Austrian Nm v I ' . , , - ,. i
i.i.pntches fro.-, ...r'i imiimte I giving the name, rank, names of the parents, date of pro
thut foiiowini? me :iiKiiin. ..f th i motion, if any, date of battle where the subject may have
tr..-utli-s. with tin- Central powers. , i.ml, .,.nlln(a A nr Ullorl unri Hntp nf Hpath. where such IS
UI.I.II HVMI1VVV Vft "" . wi,.. . - , -
necessarily a part of the record.
On each page will be 20 pictures. These will be printed
on the finest paper, from half tone cuts of the finest work
man ship and all will be bound in a leather binding, embos
sed and finished in a manner that will command the high
est praise and make it worthy of a place in any library.
There will be absolutely no charge for the publication of
these pictures nor records. There will be no obligation of
niiv L-inrJ utUnfn.tor- inenn-nI acirla fi-nm fViof tttViinVi aitarir
I .'tie follih, V : ... ... , """.' """ """' .' . """" "-Vl
(i . i.it...itn 'goou citizen wui De giaa 10 assume mat 01 co-operaung
n-Bii-m winch fares Km iiv.ii t.n.ikii , town of hunk uurtiiw.Mt or i emiien: with the Herald to make this record complete to the small-
from the I'krainuii. mcriitin to u est detail. We will feel that we have failed if there is a
rent ml news illtn.urli from llerl'n loinrrln .nfin-n nf i-nnnrA lnff nnf nnil va triiicf f Yiarafnra
""()tl. ...V... .. . .V. .W. VV.., .. ..w ...uw., .....U.U,
call upon eveiy citizen to do his or her part in seeing that
none is missing. All of the pictures sent in will be careful
ly kept in fireproof vaults and we guarantee their return
in just the sanvr condition they were when placed in our
possession. Where there is anyone who has no picture, we
will have one made for you without charge to you. You
will, therefore, see that monetary consideration should not
deter anyone from taking his or her proper place in what
we hope will be the most complete record it is possible for
a human agency to make.
During the preparation of this data and the collection of
the pictures which shall be a part of the Roll, we will take
orders for copies of the complete book from those who care
.... rum. srored are beK nccnmodi.t-, j h gut d j thjg Qn, wh the desjre
ed by the tenuis of tho Pacific ( oiict i ii ti. i i l j'
comes irom inu uuyut. i urciiase ui a uuuk is mul a cuuui
tion for the appearance of your record. The sale is only
an incident, since we recognize the fact that everyone in
terested in this work will desire to purchase a copy. The
price will be just about the actual cost of production, as
nearly as the same can be ngured, ana no orders will De
taken for books after all the data is collected. There will
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both teams score ami tho tally is not .not -be a single extra copy oi tnese pniuen. It Will De
one si.ie.i ! strictly a subscription proposition only enough books will
There hnvn been immy Rnmes piny-, Kf nuhlishod to SUPPlv a COPV to each Pei'SOll SUbscribilKT
. ;, ,i l "., "i . uii. n 'ii
tor one up to tne time tne nata is coueciea, togetner wnn
one for the City Library, one for the County Library, one
for The State Library and one for The Herald.
The preparation of this Roll of Honor will require such
special care that we have decided to carry on the work in
an office separated from our regular office, and for that
purpose we have rented offices in the Bristol Building, at
Sixth and Main streets, over the K .Sugarman clothing
store. These offices will be in charge of Mr. A. C. Lester.
Everything connected with the publication of this Roll of
Honor will be conducted there, for the reason that it will
be necessary for us to exercise the greatest care in the
handling and safety of all pictures and records. All letters
connected with this work should be plainly marked "Roll
of Honor" on the envelope and all business relating to this
work should be conducted through our Main street office.
Please do not come to our Fourth street office, for we will
only liave to send you to Mr. Lester.
Full particulars about this stupendous work will" be given
in future issues of Th Herald, and if after these are pub
lished you do not fully understand what we are trying to
do, Mr. Lester will explain it to you.
action will no doubt be taken .it ontt
to relieve ll.i 'lule LoU- Isniis as
The surrey of the section o' !-.
proposed Klamath-Daltes .'-utera
Oregon Highway, from K'amath
Falls southeast to the Cnunlv :in
below Malin. has now been stoned.
dj- Engineer Stuart MeXisMcli of-f-ort'and.
with a crew of five men.
and the work will be pushed for
ward as rapidly as possible, accord-
The I lng to a statement made this morn
ing by Engineer Earl Wlthycombw.
who has charge of a large force ot
State Highway engineers now -it
work In this district. As soon as th
i nlets they can be so relieved set
tlement on them would amount to
tr.vpass The Commercial crib will
jlo i.-ko Immediate action t: the
main r '
HUGE FISH IN
IN m
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PCIH.IC WILL XOT ItKMKVi: THIS
-:TORV IWTl . THK1 HWK
TAKKV A IiOOK AT BIO SPECI
VKV IV SIIOU WINDOW
It Is nniinuticed today thai every
available! aero la tho Hiieii.i Vista
addition has been planted in pot'i'-.n-s
aguln this year. This section h wide
ly noted for Its spud prod a :'.ii
A .nti',or rainbow tro-it. wmtii
.n? twelve and jr. i h.nf pon:s
c-t'&ht by Game Warlen Henry
i "I In that -..irve'ous flsh!ni;
ground of Diamond I.-ike, in north
ern Klamath County is toiU-y on ex
hibltlon In a local windov In thl3
city. Not only this but it la rellibly
reported that fish of this variety nt
least a foot longer than this speci
men, which Is about thirty inches.
and larger In every way In propor
tion, have been seen in the lake,
C. F, Stone, member of the State
Fish and Game Commission stared
In an Interview today that tho im
mense numbers of fish which now
filled the waters of the be.iiitiful
lake have sprung from tho llrst
planting five years ago,
Fish bred here seem to be ctrvri
tlonal egg producers, and iho repre
sentatives ot the CorumlMlon. hid
they been ab'e (o g" in to the lake
a little earlier in t'ir season. ,iro sat
isfied that the,' coo'd hve taken
out ten mtlll-iu ogi:1' whirl, is more
than has evr ioji takiH in an en
tire season !r. te flute before
Ono big flsn nlMut tho xho of tho
one now on illnni- yielded seven
thousand efrgs a-i-l Mr. Jtono Indi
cates that Mio average uro'tn-Mon 's
about threo thousand eg'-is Ilo st.ito-l
that tho eggs en wirth f'J 'i-i per
thousand nn-l tlmt the fish mention
ed was thors.'oi-? wotMi X,'l 00
Superintendent Rnmsdoll with an
assistant Is now engaged In secur
ing eggs nt the lake, having con
structor tacks for this purpose.
Onino Warden Henry Stout reports
that tho fish are now run,nliu into
Short and Silent Creeks from the
Lnko lit Immcuso numbers am I that
tho eagles are destroying mapv ot
tUem.
r.'omond I.dko, which is about ono
hundred miles north ot Kir.muth
Falls, cannot bo reached at aito yet
on account of road conc'.PIons but
'ator In the season can 1 e easily
fuelled In six uoura driving from
ttiN point.
survey is finished it will be turnea
over to the government for approv
al and it is probable that the con
struction will go ahead and that thij
part of the road, which Is to be ma
cadamized, can be completed by tha
end of the working season.
On the road north from Klamath.
Falls, the surrey has now been c. :u.
pleted north as far H3 I.rrclb
Sp-'ngs beyond Algoma. This routa
wi' follow the Shlpplngton Illshwar-
'or a short distance, tako a cit thru
via 1-M-an City crossing the r.iln:d
neat the rrhool house, go t?r: i thru
Terminal ,-, where an r.verh id
crossing is arranged and on to con
nect with the old road to .irvim.1.
Thirteen men are at work oti.t1-'
diriston.
The permanent location of th
east and west road to Lakevter h
now been made as far east as Dulry
which follows the genmt muif
now used, with very few Jevl't'-ins.
A preliminary survey has ocen made
from Dairy to the top of tun divid
between Dairy and Beai.y l-rgin.-r
Wlti vcombe stated thai n investl
g.uii-n. of the route thru this w.-.n
and Iho one proposed out '.Ut'j iiu
Kd' Valley, had not been -:onipt-d
nr.d that no decision in ihii inaiwr
roulc1 bt indicated as yet. Toie a.-u
t be ti overhead and 'wo nndtr
be.ul -i 'road crossings or- the rod
to Pair'-. Engineer 'V: nyeombe h
wl.mi' with a view to cut out all
gmle 'ri--flngs.
A new crew of six ?ien.. i:s ,iae
been put to work in Lake foi.nty on
the rout from Lakevij- via "nti
Creek tovard Alturas. Th- Cior.ib!
working weather of tho las f..r
weeks has enabled the engineer to
proceed at full speed vih rhetr
work.
corvTV TitrcK hauls
TIIA1XS OC KKD CI.VPKRS.
Hauling a train of trailers with sl
combined weight of thirty five tons
the County Caterpiller tractor passed
thru this morning with cinders for
the County road near the poor farm.
These cinders are now being brought
In by boat from the west side of tha
I'pper Klamath l.tsa Thj tour trait
ors carry a combined load of fourt"u
yards, each yard weighing 2,300
pounds.
KAII.IVG WILL I'PirKLP.
PORTLAN'D, May 2L Tho will of
tho late Searita Jane Falling baa
been upheld by a decision of Judgd
Tazwell of tho Circuit Court.
The Lato W. Tyler Smith of Sheri
dan contested tho will, as the cousin
of tho testator, alleging undue in
fluence by C. Lewis Mead N. Strong,
tho chief beneficiaries under the will.
Tho estate was valued at $800,000.
All but $27,000 goes to Mead and
Strong.
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