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OFFICIAL PAP KB OV
KLAMATH FALLB
Thirteenth Year No. 3,667
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1919
Price, Five Ceat 1
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to remit i
' OFFER TO CITlf
FEDERAL OFFICIALS WHO ARE ROUNDING UP EOMB THROWING REDS.
nmaa
Council Act on Request of
Improvement Club '
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LAST OFFER $94,000
71,, Council Al IHrwlr.1 llir Pullie
Jailr ' ,"'" C.iiiiiiiiitilcntliiii
' WMh All 'lr" "" l,",' 0',",
Operating Muiiliip.il Plant nnd
A.rrrtln Whether Thrlr Open.-
Una ,rl Pnifll or !,:
KHwl 'i'Si fr- K 'T. .i jr m3TTyl3f ?diltf?'BBPfl f rf'll '
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WILL UK L'XOKKTAKKN TO
MOItltOW NIOIIT XKW TOW.V
PLAX TO IIK COXHIIIKIIKO
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I A meting In called for tomorrow
nlKht, at 8 o'clock, to be held In the
council chambers of the city hall, fo-
RKI'ICKSKNTATIVK OK LARCH
FLKI.SrilllACKKK I.VTKRESTH
KXTIIl'HIASTIC ABOUT COXDI
TIO.VS IX KLAMATH FALLS
"People all over the state of Ore
gon and even as far Inland an Nevad-v.
are inquiring nhout our Klamath
Falls country for future home siltM
the purpose of finally starting the and Industrial plants," according to
i
reorganization of the Commercial
'('lul Ilenjamln S. Worsley, of As
toria, who has had much to do
'with commercial and promotion
'propositions, will he there to ad
I dress the meeting, and as he has a
message that will be of Interest and
lvalue to the people of Klamath
Kails, the opportunity of hearing
him should not be lost.
V. , Parker, who Is here for hit
semi-monthly visit representing the
Flelschhacker Interests.
Mr. Parker, always enthusiastic
concerning the future of the Klam
ath Falls country. Is more pleased
than ever at this time following hi?
recent visit to Salt Lake City aml
the surrounding territory In Nevada,
"Klamath Falls Is very much on the
ft l.i rlKliM A. Ml'ihfll I'.ilmrr. 1'i.irn-N I (.iiniui mid ilU.wii I. I iji.u
At the council meeting li night
tb qumtlon of punime by the rliyi
the Krrn llrottier power plant
-wi tikrn up for coiml.leratlon Till
VU don1 HI me rciuem in hip ii uue
ini Improvement club, a roinmltlei)
from which a present at tbi meet
log lilt rvruliiR TltU iiricnmrti'iliiM
bti taken up the tight for the e iir
Int for Klamath Full of n municipal
light anil water pulnt ami It was for
tbe purpw of liinuKuriiiiiiK ( Iiti (
tuovrmenl that tin ib nked tin'
council to lake up ami nrt upon 'tie
oiler u( llm Kern Itrolher m icll
their power plant to the cu for Jt I.
Oi)0 Conililoral'nn of the iilrMloif j
emeil lo lack the jtitlHntiKm tlmt J
it ihoulil na'unllv etoke uinlatler,
a drml!or i!i'iiloti uf the quo- '
tin, Ciiiiticllini'ii I pp brought the
DM'"' lo u (Infinite point by imoUiik
tht Kern llroitiers re-mibmlt their
p-tipollljh. aililltiR In it n ile(lnt.
statement as to JuM wlmt they were
underuklor to sail to the city Mr
'li alio moved Hint the Pollen i
JuiIka communicate with nil Partite)
Coit cities operating municipal
plnl for thf purpone of uncertain
lj helher Ihoy are operated ut u
profit or loss
In coumo of the illnritMlon o' the
propojltlon ulimlttiMl by Kern
Brotheri. tho following letter wu
wd for Information r,f the cottt.cil
Cloc wntrh l being k'tpt o llo
Department ut Juntlce upon the
biimb-throHliiK HnU Atiurne-(;en-end
A Pulincr nu) the) plun .1 ne
uml iimie ext'ti.Ue d. : mnitrutlun Wllllum J
"in thu ne.11 future" Here are Hire
of thn men ulw ure dlrertlni; tin
round'iik' up of ilutigeroit'i radicals
rl.t..r. rT.'MM lu tin'. .1 .f
' One of the Imnnrtant nuttora fhn
tho Iiureau of In-er.tlg-llon of the I .... . . . ,
",.. i.i.iiti iiuiuiaic aiiuiiuil Hill
be the proposed new town or town-
For some weeks a committee has'maD and wln continue to be so,
been busy on the work of getting sa,(l Mr Parkr- "I'm delighted wtth
subscriptions, and a report of its la
bors will be made at the meeting,
P Carvan ! on
lle wire
jf 'he depirtment'h
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U'll.l. I'lUIIT 'I III'. VATHINAI.
;OVKUN.MKNT I'Olt '1111,1: 'l(
KLAMATH Tn.i: lM)s
Ul.. I lll.lt P.l. POUT
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("II'.ON Fair warmer -!
pnrtinti We.lni.jidu f.ilr. in
er ci fie nortbwesterb uind-
M.ix'iiiuiii Ts degree
Mil 'Kill I '. llegnvt
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NEXTPHESIQENT
ASKED TO VOTE
ON PROPOSAL
rtUrrVoman Improvement club
Klamith KolU, Ore.
My Dr Madam
Vou will find enclosed n siiii.
California Is miKik i lake up the
fight for the title in the hinds of
the tiwer K lum.it li Like, nml "IiU'Ii
Is" no claimed by the government
under the I'Olltmrl lietneeli thn
stale and the Itecluinatliiii Service
Thn latter rluliu that It Is 1i1tlll.1l
lo it be out i it has Ix'.-n itnroMtred
through the roceHsliiu of the uutet.
and that the Service has bet u eon
two and three hundred thoiisand
dulliim Invested In the lake lc intn In
rriiMiii of work done theie and the
the lilullltenuuce of an eperl!tientiil
farm Of riure. tin- Ileclamiitlon
ServUii ottlclulM do not now udiult
that moHl of (his money was spimt
In n (lesiicrnto eifort to ruin thu tulo
land nml that It did everything pos
sible! to prow, by the experimental
farm, that the land was alkalal; nor
MM' OF Till INITIO -TTIS,
III 'I OF IIU' 1 ITY 1 Ol v II. Ol
MAMA'IM 1 ALL-. MWIVt.
iti:i: 1.1,1 1 ti i) i-t k;iit
site that It Is reported has been
located and which will have a very
Important bearing on the future of
Klamath Falls If It finally becomes a
fact.
Epry effort Is to be made to
have a large attendance, and with
end In view the help of the
'oman's Improvement club has been
red. as it teems to be the only
factor in the city with life enough
to do an.Mhlng for the welfare of
the community.
JURY GIVES OUT
VERDICT IN CASE Fleischhacker Interests are located
the outlook I never saw the com
munity wearing a warmer or better
glow than It now Is. It will continue?
so and Increase steadily."
An emphatic "no" was Mr. Park
er's reply when asked whether or not
Klamath Falls wis golnfr thru at
boom stage. "We have thirty billioa
feet of standing timber in our Im-
, mediate vicinity. Our sheep and cat
tle values are enormous we hare
the foundation stones, the bulwarks
of a great little city In time. Our
resources are too vast and encom
passing to permit our growth and
prosperity to be a fluctuating, 'up
and down' nature."
Mr. Parker will remain In town
I until the latter part of the month
I and then will return to San Francis
co, where the headquarters of the
Alter p?"-ilr.f the nuen'on of the
8V FUANl Irfl'O. f.il . Julv S.-Te-liitUiB
strikers will be ak'"l
pjMi tonight on it nroprM)'!i"!' C:chtde'6rF!tUf-Mr'et over to the clty
Oi aimer International vico-presld-'iit utiKinecr and granting a perm:: tn
of thp Prolherhood of Worker, that x l.aldwln to erect a tdinn (.-i In, rt.
the submit thulr grievances to .he,;,),,,;, SO. It wa decided thnt the
meilltitlon of men solocted hj Prel- ,iin,. had p.rnved fof the tettnri o
Thf Uttle daughter of J.ouN Hobln '
of Mills Addition, who was wounded .
Saturday" afternoon by being struck '
In the back of the neck by a stray
bullet from a "J2 caliber rifle, wu
Injured by unknown hands, accord-
TitucK nnivKR is APPoivrr.n
dent WiUon or Secretary of Labor
Wilson Postmaster nwioml Hurl
(toil's propo-.;! I for arbitration in :!ie
nritter In t'le Wire C011I10I Itm-.t
met with 110 .ipprutul from '..'.if tiikt-leaders
in
MS
1 do they say anything about the fact
ram mowing the com of tho pre. , that If It had not been for private
nteqlpnint of the, California, Ore- capital and effort tho water would
'ion Power Company, as compared 1 today lie standing "v"" thousands of I
lthnellmateof a munlrlpiil plant acres of land now being cultivated
Il'lnf the gamo service Into Klamath Nlthor do they admit that It was
"" I only after the llecliimatlon Service.
'."oniii like, to rnll your attention utoppod nslilo for private capital that
real reclamation wus I'limmeiiccd
Tins following from tho Sacramen
to I 'ti toil tells of tho contemplated
light of that grand old state of Cal
ifornia for tho rights of its citizens,
and it Is ueedlesH to snv thai die
good will and moral support of the
Ipooplo of Klamath will he hack of
any movo California may make to
'pry Iooho tho death grip that the Ite-
f. t,1M( (mi Uiil'I'lIA lu (l-v(lli. Ill fll4-
.),. . " IIIHIII WHICH ' ...
"0 PCOPIrt Of Kltlllinil. l-.il it.., r I.. II... I..I-. I..,l ,.r III., tmv.
1 . "ii ruiin ore pav- " " " ',' "" iii"
tini..r0,t nml "lrr.clntlon. of r Klamath- j
l"''.572,fln Tlila It . I 'PI... II... oniili-ol-.n-uf
land wni lepnwmm "" "v" "" ' tMs
Th n r'K"l and going vnluo. ovor H'" "H" '" l"'1' l'""'K sunound-i
Publlc s,,rvlco Commission did '" I(Wl,r Klamath lake will be an
"fleem fit to llomu,, ths account alo lnought by the statu of Call-'''"
It rpprescnls over mm third nffornlu I" lm fedonil couils, If tho
IIIH inini - .. . " "
-.Mm, capita
cio are pnylni. it,i... .. . I ....... 11 ... n .,.,.1 11 I
IT.
i
ome of tlm dlfferunre.. both In
h construction and operation of
tneo (wo plants and you will Kre.,
'll' mo that ,,., C()SR anil )ix
Pne can l.e eliminated by thn city
M Ihi. Mtlug ti ,,, wj ,,
rt benefit to ihn consumers of
'w municipal plant
J2n!' ,""'U'r "l", -v,, f""l
I?! j'""' nl.,()-" "r .. Pb.
vi.ihj i Olllnilss Inn. unnn u-lilol.
NKW OltK. .Iul S President
Wilson, after 11 file mouths aben("
from the 1'nlted States, approaclieil
th harbor at ten o'clock this morn
ing on the 'Oeorge Washington
which was ciuioed by destroyer. J
Labor leiidorn, headed by Samuel!
Comport, wore numbered among the I
miinv who went down the bay to
meet tho President. '
Mayor Struble has solrnd -tho-question
of a truck driver for thn
fire department. which ha. been
causing him much annoyance, by ap
ing to the findings made by the jury, pointing F. C. Miller, an employee of
' -v!i!t met esterday afternoon in the Ford Garage, to the Job. Th
j the Central Hospital to determine appointment carries a salary of ftOO
the cause of the accident. ' Per month, but the council allowed
' Opinions were so varied from ho an additional $2.1 per month for re-
wllneses wno appeared that the Jury pairs to the truck, that to be the
'was unablt to find any direct cmr - maximum sum to be etpended and
to the one who fired the shot that 1 all woil- to be done by .Mr. Miller,
'sliufk :1h child. A simple verdict Thu two purposes were serre'l A
of in.'itry by unknown hands" was Using wage was paid to "he driver
turned In by the jurymen Frank and 1 limit placed on the cost of re-
Ith the view of consolidating the ' I'PP. J- F Masulre. H. X. Moe. A. F. pair. which at times have mounted
umber Interests in this part of the Whitman. Carl Plath, and Fred , as high as $100 a month. The mayor
country H Chaney representing the I Houston composed the Jury. The wit-' is to lo congratulated on solving tm
,' ii.ii.n,, m ,i r,innt r,.,. nesses that appeared to give test!-1 problem in such a sensible manner
. mumi tiwiinun ...... .i .
i.... .. ..-.!...- i i.-i., k nionv were Georee Humnhrev. Mrs. I
I out , in.'iil fsn'iiia id HiiiiuiH"
' 1- kn i........i i .1,1, . .j,,. i-ti. Polly Styles. Mrs. Tom Howell. Mrs.
1 1 aii7 1 in 1-1 ic ins u"' iiiutf i - ,
ers of scattered timber His aim is I Alex Hubert. Dr. C. A. Massey.
i to unite all the Mnaller owners li: ' Frak Kasua. and John Wallen.
.Klamath County so that they mny he' Wor'' received from the hospital
I ready to supply the needs that will j tlts morning was to the effect that I
.arise for timber thruout the country, fie Hole girl was resting easily and J
Mr Ch.uiev was intensely eiithus-i was oul OI an immeuiaie danger ;
For a time it was thought that the
a president, and cro'dle-sly (' '
'irsudeiibii'-K wis choc"n to fill tlw
1 ff'w. Mr. llr.indeuburg Is council
t. from lh second war.l. was elect
e.l l.in fall and took the oa'h of -'f
tu ' In June.
ASKS TIMBER MEN
TO UNITE HOLDINGS
OPPISE FIFTH
STREET CHE
Jastlc over Klamath Falls both from
a scenic and business standpoint and , uPt had penetrated the brain but , AT MGHT'S SKSSIOV OP TIIK
i certain thntthere Is unllnutea pro;- j lurtner investigation snowed tnat.lt
Vice-President and Mrs Marshall
secretary of the Nu., Josephus IVin
lels and wife, ntlil many other mem
hers of the enbtnnt. together wit'
congressmen ami senator-. -vt" t
meet the transport Ceorge Washiot
ton when It arrived
ifternoon
verity nhrad of the community
left this i.iorniug for l.akeiew
lC had not struck a vital spot.
: PICT IK El
ItlMiIKI' COUPS OX VACATION".
(it. coi'xai. is i:f.ii:XKi
U A Ql'KSTIOX THl' Till: KX-
(JiM.r.it mi'st iiFcnr.
The Wonuins Relief Corps .which
If you hear City Engineer Zum
walt talking to himself and he
I in the hiiib.-- II! I
iNbni
fliibuH
VOItK
Alt
AT CltATF.lt T
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1 upon which tho poo- 'tlo Is (lotormlnod to prosecute tho ,r ul MrH (.,Krj,.s p stiniiwoll.
It n,..i.. ..." """"' 11 nonius tnnt
d Th. . " """"ly nerutlnlx
thit wliJ ,r 1U,H no "'fTmntlon
the total lflI1(l value nocossnry
nuncio., C,CPBRfUl 0I""-nll0 f "
ouidenD0 Wnr 0n"nr Plan.
tha.;,u..f. over 1100,000.00
lur. . " "' w,mt' y tholr
enso, Deputy Attoiuoy (leueial , llct.om,m,.d by Mr. and Mrs. J. A,
T. AicMHicK prodicti-d yesteruuy, "t c:illHinttta and family, motored to
though tin did not vontuiv tho state-, Crntr 1n,;0 sunduy. stopping on
inont nutliorntlvoly. A numboi- of t,U(r rc,unl trlp f()r n ))rl(,t Nlt
Sacrumonto mon nro concerned , wUll Mr, ,ui Mra. l.otils Alt. who nra
tho matter, having Mod on claims ., , ... summer home nt
ure, rA 1 " "y umr vry na
11 without "U'n,ty ns80'' Tills
-rtrtl an. h! PCCP,' th0 wat("-
tt.tth;Wc?Jr,lB,n4W"'ntQ
to B 1 ,T f K,a,n,,th Vh
"euponnlr' nndnernllnK
nM00 for ,"'nvrfilmontof801"0
"iiosioii iuriouoa.
(Cntmi(.4
oil Pane )
Odessa. Whllo nt tho lake Mr. btem
well suw two eastern curs, ono from
Now York and one from Chicago. 111
million there were over sixty otln-r
cars from all over tho west, thus In
dicating tho Increasing Interest main
In that district. Among them are
Fontaine Johnson, John I.. Davis,
Dwlght Mlllor, Kd. Dnlton, William
S. Cowan mid It. D. Tolfor.
McKIbIcU oxplalnod, aftor reading
tho opinion of Aloxandor T. Vogel
sang, first uBHlBtnnt Bocretory of tho .fwU,d , K'lamatli'o greatest wonder.
intorior, that tho state desirou, 111
tho Bogregatlon survoy, to doll.no tho
boundarloH of tho lako Itself, which
It claims to bo entlroly heparato
from tho mirroundlug tulo lands,
comprising about 29,1)00 acres south
of tho Oregon.
Tho federal government claims
TOI.KDO. O. Jul s. -Conf.meisy
ended this morning concerning tho
number of times that Demp-ey had
knocked down Willard in the first
round of their Fourth of July bat
tle, with the showing of the motion
pictures before Tex Richard and a
party of friends. Willard was sent
to tho canvas sovon different times
under the terrific pummeliug given
him by tho new world'shaiuplou.
The concessionary who expected to
reap a harvest ut tho fight lost heav- J
lly on peanuts, and lemonade as well
as transportation and dormitory
schemes.
has been meeting here regularly should be saying "Oh Lord deliver
twice flach month during the war, me." do not think thnt he has ba
wlll iliscu.itluue the meetings from , come queer. He Is just worried. And
no v nun: the regular ,1110 f if the it all comes from his having to de
last meeting In August and that thls'cule the question of grade, for Fifth
meeting will be of a social nature, In street. Several of the propeity own
acordaneo with a decision made at a . prs between Main and '.'Ino streets
meeting of the Corps last evening, were at the council meeting last
, Thero are fewer things of Impor- nli,ht for the purpose of settling this.
,tance to lie taken up at this season! matter end the council, like all good
and tho workers are planning a va-1 councils have a habit of dolnf. pas-
cation.
A committee consisting of Mrs.
Henrietta Brookfield. Florence
Urandenburg, Veneta Bunting, Nan
nie J. Amicke, Alice Baldwin, Anna
Bean and Annie Blehn was appoint
ed to take charge of the next meeting.
BURLESON SAYS HE
IS NOT TO RESIGN.
WASHINGTON. July S Post
master Oenoral Burleson declared
that thoro was no foundation for
these lands .under au act of the Cul-itho circulation of tho report that he
had sent dils resignation to President
(Continued 011 Page ft) Wilson,
.MIjS MOMYKIt KIiKCTKI) Ct.KKK'.
t a mooting of tho school direc
tors of School District No, I, held
last evening, MUs Ida B. Momycr.
cnshlor of tho Klamath State Hank,
was reelected clerk for tho ensuing
year. Asldo from this only routine
bu.i'uois was transacted.
COUNCIL'S WILL
BINDING ON ALL
PAItlS, July 8. Agreement by tho
Ailed council for tho"trlal of the for
mer Kaiser was tacit hut regarded
as absolutely binding on all parties.
Lloyd George, who Is assuming a
moving hand In tho proceedings to
bring the Kaiser to trial ".uggestotl
London as the place for the hearing.
None of the council members object
ed to his proposal.
rod tho buck, and beforo Mr Zum
wnl: realized what had happened It
was right In front of him. For the
nn.t few days he will bo g'vlag the
"high sign" to a number of assis
tants and then he will make out hia
report to the .council. After that he
will 'beat it" to the. tall uncut and
thur- save his scalp and many ho.ir.t
of ''tiiguments for the Jofnso.'
WILL AIn JAZZ TO OnCHIttTRA.
Rex Stratton, formerly of the Uni
versity of Oregon, arrived Sunday
evening in Klamath Falls, where ha'1
will spend the summer months.
Stratton Ib nn excellent musician and
will play regularly at the Star Thea-.
tre and the jazz orchestra at the-,,
onera house, for the mid-week and
j week-end dances.
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