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KMJIATH county
OFFICIAL PAPKK Of
KLA.MATH FALLS
Thirteenth Year No. 3,650
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1919
Price, Five Cent
CITIES ON TI
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MEXICAN BORDER
IRE GARRISONED
IMPORTANT
Tnitiiy'H Inane iiiiittitiix iiki Ik
Hi Ulet liti-rit lllllt III" :
iIioh lii wlui li the mi,y fill, up
-1 1 lit t III u, , ,.r .,,
iiii'IIIk III in Miimial hialall
Mii'lllH begins In rilll liiil.n
THE HONOR ROLL
IT
Mexican AmbitModnr De
clare Riht Violated
FEAR VILLA REVENGE
Km) Hf'orl I" H-liK Mnile In N'm.
If) American III the liilriliu uf
Mrilm ( III'' Situation So til Id
lie Prepared III Cue I In- IImiiiIIi
I'mli'i tnUi'o itrlnllullon. I
COUNT FI AT
KIEGO LANE
plans aui: iiriM, maim: m pur
noAitn I'oit iik; i: i:ton si:r.
OND AMI THIRD OF OtTOIIdl
IX I'AHO. June 17 Piery lionler i
dlf (imn iiiul hiimlnt iiIimik (lie Itlu I
liwnil.' u Im'Iiik garrisoned ! ill-1 pr,.,,nniUniiH jir now being mnuV
Ufwni-iii i Ain" "m i iir.' fr ii, Klntiinlli County Fiilr this
Ajjain wo call your attention to the neces
sity of bringing or sending in the photo
graph of those who are entitled to a place
in the Honor Roll of Klamath County. The
time is growing short when these pictures
can be received, and The Herald must not
l)o blamed for the neglect or carelessness of
those whose duty it is to send these pictures
to us. When war was declared and the boys
were called to the colors, there was such a
quick response and their departure was so
suddenHhat no official record was kept of
all of the enlistments. Some of the boys
joined here, others at various points
throughout the Coast. These are entitled to
Only through
H
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A C. I.K8TKR
ienty-thi
Dateless Germany's answer must
Iks presented by six forty nine p. in.,
I'arlH time, June 23rd. The terms are
to he laid before the German Nation
al Assembly today. The Allies reply
carries some minor concessions but
no material alterations. Under the re
vision Germany would he admitted to
the League of Nations "in the early
future." If she fulfills all of her obligations.
CANADA ARRESTS
STRIKE LEADERS
iWIESON CHS
HOI TO EIGHT
I FOR LEAGUE
Expects to Sail From France
on the 24th.
IF TREATY IS SIGNED
a place in the Honor Roll.
co-operation of their relatives and friends will it be pos
sible for us to get their pictures and record, and we feel
that the obligation rests with them to furnish us with the
TtM tn ioiMiity of a vuiu rni.ij ,.,. wUMl , , ,, ,,,,, , ,,. Kn. .information. If you know of a Klamath county boy who
riiK-iiiiiiin , Kor i.uii,.. a Mm i fir I, i,,ii,. ,,iiMi. . mincfl tlu n oi'H :if snmp nt.hnr himpo ruin Klamath ha s.
i ;. - - - : r .." .v
fint of the rlty on October second
rills will l... the llrst Cnuniy Fair we haVO him ill OUl' list. Don't let US Overlook a Single Onejralded the labor temple, seizing lit
In rrtnlliMlnu fur
itllnul III" rebels
the
WINNIPEG. June 17 Ten Strike
leaders were arrested at their Ifomes
early today and taken in automobiles
to some place In the country, pre
sumably Stormy Mountain, by gov
ernment nollce officials. Slmultane-
please notify us so that we can check him up, and be sure ousiy the northwest mounted police
WANIIIMiHi.-N.Jlin rii-nti.. li ,... i. r.i ii i. rr in i ri..
... .,. ,, , "" " oi me iaos wno onereu inemseives ior our saiuiy.
2 .. Z i II '?' "T ,,;v,"0,,,,"," "f "" (" "' Beginning this week, Mr. A. C. Lester, who has charge
uZ . ihJ ' In, . 7 2 """"' a;1 ,;i:", " '" ""M of the Honor Roll, will make a house to house canvass of
urine mai in" ..nieriimini '""I that the ufiilr will outstrip ntiyiltltiK .i . i . ,L . . i i i ixr 1-
P f Mlr mnnlder an a viola- , , ,,, , , (,llln,y ,.,,.,,,,. , I 10 Cliy III Oilier U) SOO Hill HO uilli livui IOOKUU. v e asr.
lion nf Mrilrnn smerelKiilv Hie
(foxing of I'nlteil Hluii'n imtiir In
to Mulrau territory "
erature alleged to be of a bolshevik-character.
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tlii irtn u'fttwl i t Mm fh onnnni't ya miccinn mnntc Tf
The Ilrsl .lav f.f the Pair will be y"lv u" v;. ? ' ii i Vu A it V 7
.i..u.,i , ,.. ,vru ,.f .!. sihooi i- not a soliciting campaign for the book that Mr. Lester is,
.ii.Mri.,1 riuim wiurti hav., i,. ,iiK engaged in. If you want to place your order for the book
...ri. remaruhi.. work in aii pan. .f you can do so. Ho will tell you under what conditions you'
i he founn iinre they wer.. tirt or- can get it. It is a matter of indifference to The Herald
Runied three lenrs ngn J wliothor you buy one or not, but it is a matter of the deep-,
Th.. sermid iinv win he itiven nv.r ej!t interest that you help him to get the picture and record
.. uKririiuurai ami turk exiubiu ' ()j- evC.y0ne who is entitled to a place in the Honor Roll.
Ti.e Kiicore i.ane Ik i,ii..x..,i iiv, appreciate every assistance you extend to him,!
tin- Pair Hoard to lie about the imiht ' , f . ,- .ni-rlitil rupontinn u'hpfPVPf
aim wo uttNtim iui wun .i.wov vv. v wwi,..-
NEW SYSTEM IS
Will AddrrHs Congrc on the Iajtuo
of nt Ions Immediately Upon Mfc
Arrival anil Will Then Start .
T.iur of the Country Which WIU
Cover a Period of About Three
Wt-ekM.
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WASHlS'OTON. June 17. Presi
dent 'VIIsc? hopes to leave Paris for
Warhlniilon. June 24th or 2"tti, t
the Germans sign the peace treaty
He will address congress Immediately
upon his arrival. He will begin his.
speaking tourof the country early
In July. He expects to tour the last
three weeks. He wants audiences
made up largely of. the opponents of
the League of Nations rather than
of his supporters. He may discus.?
the League covenant in his Belgium
addresses this week.
TIIIKTV-TWO 1UM)KKI AfllKS
OP l...l WILL SOON ItK I NIMJIi
iitiiicATiu.v di:vi:lopki 111
PltlVATK CAPITAL
i:i:oimis uwvpit up nn vn t
km n N II. w. ItVAN i
I LINK P.I l!NS IIAMHIS Lit.
t TI II V I OUT KLAMA I'll
Oni' ( the larttext real etaiu lt-ui
' U iln.t turn taken pl:ii:t Id til!-
Jiliily lur a Iiiiik tltiie, linn Jul Jhm'H ' Hextou.
rentrnl plare lit the County where
Mich an affair ran he held Thf
an exri'tli'iit pasture for the xtnek.
flue niiiiln and other attrartlmiM
wblrh appeal to those who are pro-
mntliiK the affair. i
The County Pair Hoard romOstx n' ,
Preil Petenmn of Merrill, Prank
Industrial Club worker. I
he may go.
nir i ' tint thru the ptirrhu.i" !i !.
!' McAull.fi. of the II W I'van .itid
Prank ll'iiim ranrheit ut Port Klari
tlt The iicreiiKn Involved Is In ttc
rrlcliborhiio.l of one thntitauil ii'ie.
and lliu price paid wan ITfi.tHUI. The
Hynn ami HiiriiH proirl In con-lilrn-il
an IikIiik atuoiiK the fluent
rttirlu-it In a Hertlon of thin rouilty
hi'rn nearly all of the ranches are
at tin- licHt
Mr .MrAulirre has not fully uiiitur
nl lit titans for lliu further develop
ment of his newly ariiilreil property,
liul utates he Is going to confine
Klamath
Dairy.
Palls, and Una Sutton of
PUCE OF III 1IU PEEVED
OVER SW
HITS 111 MARK
cor.vrv copht oitncits
i:w mtiiM.'i: at .MiJtmi.i
i:p,v compktitiox hptwkkx
TUP, lUPPIUtnXT iicykks
imivps tiik puici: t p to pip
TV CUXTS Pl.lt POl M
laillKS OX KLPCTIOX IIOAKDS
NP.CLPCT TO LOOK PP I'ltli
SCIllltKI) IIKSU'XKHATIOX AX1
aim: disappoixtkh
A rontract was entered Into bo
tweeii Khiiiiatb County ami the Pari
Die price of wool lu this territory1 Say Pntle reader .did you think
flc Poundallon Company for the ereo-Mias been climbing higher unci higher: that the war was over? Did you
lion of a steel bridge across Lot , during the past week, until It nas ' think that the dove of peace, after
river... Merrill. 0lng to the unsafe I reached the flfty-cent basis, and the .circling lower and lower had with a
sou coo, ui lasi hemeu iuiun,i uunii.
that the storm clouds had passed out
condition of the present structure. Indications today are that It will go
the Court believed that an emergency;., little higher. This Is due to the
existed and did not take time to nil- j competition for the cllt.s In this
vertlse for bids, hut let the rontract ! county between Dan Oodsll. Ceorge
hl operations to the raising of caf vertlse for bids, hut let the contract j uiil- l.etww.11 Dan MSo.l.l . C.corRo
l Knrly In the Spring he disposed ! without following the procedure. The.""1' "'" ' ",c,,' ''','" )M1()St(m. ought to talk to a few of the women
'of his sheep Interests and nl that ' Pacific Poundatlon company and P . i f"r "" ''S,'"1"1"" ',"0"(.'hland Com-"1"1 K,,rve'1 on llu' clt' K'Mtion
tlmn ilerldeil that the lime was oppor- K. Phillips, both of Portland, submit-1 "U "'T1""'11 .'!.,!'...i ninVm- re I Hoard at tho special city election a
I i i it, i ' pauv of uu ranclsco au.i is.cKej re-1
What will be one of the best small
irrigation systems in the county Is
having the finishing touches put up
on it and will soon be completed. It
comprises about 3,200 and is located
Just south of the city on the Keno
road. Within Its boundaries is some
of the finest land in the county. This
system is being installed by H. H.
Van Vatkenburg. It. V. Kss and H. A.
Talbot In one greupe: and 11. K.
Kerns, W. C. ICzell and K. H. Haw
kins In another. F. Hill Hunter, of
the Knglneerlng Sawmill and Con
struction company, has just finished
dredging a channel from the lake In
land for a distance of four hundred
feet. The ditch is 27 feet wide and
five feet deep, and will furnish an
ample suppply of water for Irrigation
at all times, Irrespective of the levei
of tho lake.
Three pumps will be used in con-
lum for Investing In rattle and tm
ncdlutely began to look around for a
ullable ranch. The result of hi In
VrstiRallons Is the purchase of these
ITilIU'tllns
ted bids
mediately
The work will start liu-' '''
CAMPERS FINED '
FOR FIRE NEGLECT
Norman C Jacobson, supervisor- of
Hit- Iluschules National Purest, jvus
In the city yesterday on business con
nwleil with the administration of
tho ri'Humi. On tho way to Klamath
Palls, Mr. Jacohviu discovered Unit
"emu rimipurx had not takim th
Proper precautions for extinguishing
lhlr camp fire and he picked up
their trail and placed t hum under ar
rut They were brought hef,oro Judge
Vfliiiur at Port Klamath and each
"ro fined $2li. The urgent inicesslly
tor the care of camp fires cannot ho
oo strongly ImpresBod upon those
"ho go cam ping. Tho Htiason Ih very
and tho dHuj?or from flru 'is groat
"nil unlosrt the propor precautions urc
Men Klamath County will ho sub
tocto.l to u uurlouH Iohh thru tho dos
tracilnu of quo of Its chief roHourcns,
"""Ha Umber. Uomomber tho warnlnK
"'ut out your camp flroB."
REV SED TREATY
N HN
THOMPSON PHOMIHKH TIIK
HUPIIKMK CHJUllT ,IUIHJi:H
W. Lair Thompson, accompanied
h his wlfo and son, passed thru tho
'ty yesterday on hid way homo to
jrtlund. Mr. Thompson states, that
Is coming to tho Elks Convontlon
"l lhat ho Ih going to bring with
lm ovory one of the Supreme Court
Judges,
Wllil. IIP TKP TO WIXMAK
WIIKUP. IT WILL III: CONSIDKIt.
i:d itv tmi: political lkad-pus
r.uiniH I Iiiiii nhrev & Moffatt of
Itei.o. The latter entered tho field
last night nnd they say he Is n whirl-
wind when It comes to buying wool.
lie came over from l.akevlew. whore
he boosted the price beyond nil ex-
perditions and some are looking for
him to do the sumo thing here. If he
taltei his coat off and goes after Pie
, business he Is going to make tho fur
fly. for ho never quibbles.
All thruu are ready to go the limit,
of sight beyond the horizon and that
the sunshine was again spread tag;
over the land? Did yon;? Well, you! nectlon with this system, the powet
for the operation of which will be
supplied by the Kerns Brothers plant
near Keno. The pumps are of the
few weoks since. Jnckson dlrect-connect type, furnish-
Why didn't they get their pavV' ,, by tl)p ijhUIwIh Hardware com
You ask. Yes they did. Henry. that mlnJ.( (no benK a 20.,nch one i2.
just wnn i s tno matter, rney uut
It would appear from tho general
report that a number of those who
accepted appointments on the elec
tion Hoard did so with the Idea lhat
tho remuneration would bo tho samo
as that paid by the County without
looking up the matter on iho statute
books.
inch, these being used to pump tlu
water into tho main canal; the third,
which will be used to pump Into the
smaller laterals, will be an S-lnch.
One of tho satisfying features ol
the system as the fact it Is relieved of
the hampering infleunces of the Re
DATKI.KSS
clnmatlon service, has been lustallei
I
AVhtit was their surprise, therefoio a fraction oi wmu u.e c.si wou.r
and this will soon be reached for few . . rpc.,lvi,(1 ..,. .,. ,SVo l"- heen If tho Keno project nat
hheepmen had little hope that tho ! .lollars whore thev expected to find. Bono thru and escapes being involve'
I price would go above forty-eight )tll,s slm muuipltott by about tluee. I in tho questionable tactics now being
,,, . . cents. When the fifty-cent notch was I There was strong talk for h time of ' porsued by representatives of th
I lie roused iirait oi , . i,,i,, ,i,,, in.-,.,, mini. . .... ,... ,, ... , ,. ' ...,.. .. .,, . ..... .
inim.iu-11 ii """(" ' " ouiuuug a new ciiy iiuii nun iiiMiui- govornmeni in ine u.si.onesi ei.ori i
the treaty has been presented to the
Gorman delegates today. They will go
to Woltunr whore tho political leadorn
will consider II. Ilerlln opinion Is that
tho terms will bo rejected unless they
'are greatly modified.
PIXKD ton.
Iloy Walker was fined $100 yester
day by Judge Chapman for unlaw
fully huvlng Intoxlcntlng liquor In
his possession. Ho was arrested by
Policeman J. W. Hilton.
OKK FOR VACATION.
P. J. P.vatiB of tho Star Drug Store
Is now taking hla vacation. Ho ex
ports to spend part of tho time nt
Itocky Point on tho Upper Klamath
Lake. ,
MURIUM. MAN HRItK.
Oconto Offlold, n well known re
sident of Merrill paid the County seat
a business visit today.
but It Is now doubtful whether this
Step will bo taken. It Is safo to pre
dict, however, that the next, election
boards for a similar event will he
composed of a different personnel. .
(JO TO HAY CITY.
her of those who were hesitating, i illK au entro now city administration
Some, however, who know they have
choice clips are holding out for fifty
two cents, nnd it is not at all unlikely
that this figure will bo reached be
fore tho market hero Is cleaned up. A
fourth factor In tho field Is James
Roberts for Theo. llernsteln of Port
land. He la a still hunter and gets
lots of game.
The sheop business all along the
lino has boon remarkably Reed. Tho
porcentngo of lambs reached as high
us 92 por cont In many cases. The
range has boen good und very fow of
tho boys wero caught without ample
territory for their sheep. Tho shear
ing is practically over, and aside
from tho strike of the shearers, noth
ing of moment hnpponod In connec
tion with It. There was a blref strike
of tho shearers, due to the tact that
the union has raised tho price from
fifteen to seventeen and a half cents
Charles Garcelon of the Ford Oar
age and Mrs, Effie Garcolqn, of tho
County Clerk's office, who have both
boon on tho sick list for a number of
days, expect to leave Thursday morn
ing for 3a'n Francisco for a week's
absonce In tho hope that tho change
will be of benefit.
PARKER LANDS IN V. S. A.
(Continued on Page Five.)
Mrs. D, W. Parker Is In receipt of
a telegram from her husband, advis
ing her of his safe arrival on this
side. Mr. Parker was with the 20th
Engineers and has been promoted to
the rank of lieutenant.
rob the farmers of the Klamath p
ject of that for which they have pali
and to which they aro entitled.
WHICH OXK IS GT1LTV.'
Olen Garrott and Virgil DeLap re
turned Sunday night from Medford,
Ashland and Jacksonville, and there
by hangs a tale. Virgil says that Glen
got married while on the other side
of the mountain, and Glen says Vir
gil Is the guilty party, so to make
suro that the right one is caught the
public will believe both were married
until they prove otherwise, although
neither brought, back the evldenco of
their guilt.
AFTKR ANOTHER LEXINGTON.
C. L. McWIUIams left this morning
for Uend .where he will get another
Lexington, shipped to him from Port
land, and bring it to this city for de
monstration purposes,
CON IT
ITI
I.AST NIGHT'S SESSION GIVEN
OVER ALMOST ENTIRELY TO
THE TRANSACTION OF ROC
TINE IICSINESS
Last night's meeting of the oity
council was an uneventful one, rout
ine business consuming all of the se.
sion.
A new resolution was passed set
ting July 14 as the day on which
protests against the paving of High
Street will be heard.
The ordinance extending the fire
limits from Ninth street to the Big
Rasin Lumber company was introduc
ed and passed to second reading. U
will be up for third reading and final
passage next Monday nlght.'and those
vho are opposed to this'extenston wilt
have an opportunity to be heard on
it. Under the provisions of this ordi
nance no frame buildings can ba
constructed within the restricted nrea.
The Slayor was authorized to steri
a contract with the Warren Construc
tion company for the paving with
bjlhulitlc of High, East. Crescent an
C'anby streets.
An ordinance fixing the assessment
roll of Tenth. Lincoln. Esplanade.
Market and Eighth Streets w.-is last
ed and the Police Judge was direct? I
to publish the roll. T'nder this ortll-no'-eu
those objecting or wlshim; f.-
Like rrt'fintage of the ten-yn.r pay
ment piovlsion must do so wlth'.u ten
days
A l'umber of miscellaneous pu7i
jtvis that have been hanging fire for
a Ion,; time was taken up and dispos
ed of, the most important being vliat
shall be done with Sixth street fron
tho end of the. bithulltlc pavement to
tho railroad track. The city engineer
was directed to look into this nnd
make a report to the council The
general opinion is that the street will
have to be repaved with blthulitte or
concrete.
MRS. WATTF.NBURG
ELECTED DIKEtTIUH
At the annual school election held
yesterday to elect n new director for
schol district No. 1, there were but
240 ballotts cast, 149 of which were,
for Mrs. It. E. Wattenburg, nd 91
for Elmer I. Applegate. Mrs. Watten
burg has been connected with the
city schools for some time and should
prove a very efficient director.
UUYS A DODGE
Doc Powell is the latest addition:
to' the Dodge family of Klamath, H-
has purchased a new Dodge frc-ni
Wakefield & Sullivan.
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