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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1919)
Te?i$m.Ti!!S2!?Z52S!ZF I -1 i y i &l2 IgtgntJtg Iterati mClMWK,V lOt'FICIAIi PAPKB OF KLAMATH FALLS K,AM.4.TII cou.i i Thirteenth Year-No. 3,671 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1919 Price, Five Cento MUCH PAVING UNDER WAY ON STREETS OF KLAMATH FALLS I'uvIiik prt'llmlnurlt'M Iiuvm Imm-u ul h rlM( liv I tut Wn rrM I Sin !.. I lion company, on Fourth, Fifth. Hlxlli. HitvciUh ntul Pine mrr.'tti urul the work U advancing am speedily iih poiulblo toward prnparlng for tint final coutltiK of asphalt. Before any rul imvlng work run bit Nturted, however, nil newer mum be ilmr. tin, PORTLAND, July 12 A consid er. .U nf telephone company munt movn tlmlr r",'l' urn-age of ryu that wu In- Comei t futures buck unil water mulint w lit lntl-tl for threshing bus been cut SBQIUL ; , fflltPb 'SUIT FORM HP OUTLOOK 'BILL' I PROMISING IN OVER ILEUS T I FRANK WHITE BACK IN KLAMATH FALLS FOR SHORT VISIT "Win.lj IOI'HF. AM FFFD Kl'KJlY F.LK," HAYS AUHT1N IIAY'DKN- Railroad Bend Affair hum to b lulit. Curbing must nlan for buy on urcount of front dumuge be built. They liuvii bi'iin finished In Oregon, iirrniilliig lo tln weekly on Fourth street, but the wooden 'rop miniimiry of thu weather hurcuu ATTORNEY NOW HERE .forms lire Just Mug put In on tint here Hurwst of r... hurley iind 1 other streets, winter wheat In In progress In many . Kin inn th Falls presents n lorn-lip purl of lln state Winter wheal 1'idrr the rnrtl'l'"" "' " """".npin'ttruncii In iery direction Just Ih promising In the Willamette Vnl ., Agreement Hubert K. Htm- now and will for some Hum to rami- ,.y nnd In the principal wheat coun- Mttrr I In l'-y Tlmt H Tl,,' mul" '"''chlnery for bundling the ties there In much Reed wheat des- . .. i, n.- ! iiki I Pvliiic .uatcrlul will bo located at pile the limn drought Spring wheat it-Hi Vmv iliir1iMli of Hie ?rf,iw"il , , , "'" "' tho pnvlnic plant iiear tint depot. wry poor In some sections, but IfHdllemrnt l .Mdc. or Half Iho TnU , Wl M,ccll,a jy , com. , ,,,,. w kt, (, puny yeterday t'orn Iiuh made, good growth In HprltiK ulrect lit nearlng coinplo- Southern Oregon hut needs rain: Hon and the only dimcutty Contract, Irrigated corn In'Mnlheur county In 'or flnrrntt Ih facing li tho slowness excellent; elehcro wannnr weath- wllli which I lie crushed ruck li'bo or Ih needed lug delivered Hut thin will onlyj Thu pant week wiih one of varlu- hold him up at hi work at odd blc temperature, the weather bureau Temperatures ubove 90 de- green were recorded In some of the .Interior t alleys, while frost was re ported from eastern elevated locali ties on July 7, dolliK no damage. A few light showers occurred along J-dfmit If HO -- I-"""- Mkt ipettur ollJ. ,,f ,,u' I"4"1 I tbtrt li arislnK lo confront the city litheri and the city attorney the old ...l lliHl Hlll Altttflt1 llttll lift' ""'"' "'" .inlurvnU i.k.I 1 1... fii.vli. ..Ill I,.. I.. ,...... ntlil K (.iilnr ' Frank Ira White Is i familiar fig ure on tho streets of Klamath Falls nnco more, after an absence of more than a year. One can tell by the beaming countenance he presents to tho public that he Is telling the truth :i.KH TAKK IMtKCKIIKNCK .whn he says the place hasn't go.. OVIJIl IIL'HINKHH I nca """n"e 7" a" e .,Mr- eu ll would, om inai iih; comrar has happened and the town has pro gressed. He learned that storv that Portland gained during the war, that your trig pay rolls are the things thnt count In the long run and jnaktr th trade of a city a steady and lysting tiling. Mr White ill be here for only a few days teJore returning in I'crt l.i m1. where he Is connj:t1 wi'Sj 'he newe oepartment of rallroIi and fi nance, on the Oregonlan. Friends of Mrs. 'White will be pleased to hear that she Is slowly recovering from a serious Illness which resulted from effects of the In- a n I ... ... !-(!. !n hllliuun run- ". - befor ..,..,, llrolbr, the firm f I'otnl buyers j . tbtt olteml tludr m-nlce as lerfnl xulilei for tho proper direction of till alfjn Irnillnx up In the tlireu hillldri il tbouunt! dollar bond tne fur ,i Municipal lUllroud This rnniri r' rrorldttl that If Keeler Ilroth SMijI.t 'll' li(incl llicrit w l.lld en nft rhnrf fir the work that w is diin lint If they ere mil the sucrt -fil t!ddnp, then the clt) woijjd lme lo pay Ihcm K'Oi) A further piol !on called fur iSOO In rui? the onri.l'i nffe conleatetl In the Hupreine r.virt 7b bnmh worn nevr fenteue-l ft th rourti, no ll left the only oiild- 'rnl'on Inrultrd in Hie ense .it Jj.'oo Whtn the lilils were op-ued Keel. r Ilrothcrs hid par for the i,o.- ., tot tacked on to ttiMr hid was u Ttorlilun callhiK for the paymeii' f,vorllod In order that every ex-sol- been completed except In tho more AFTER UIWOS the coast. In the Wllli.iue.tte Valley ami In nnrthi'uMem countbt Dry. northwesterly winds were u fen turn In other purls of tho stnte. Water for Irrigation Is hcarco In Viino '- .mi:miii:us or mmai, rorvcn, nous OF AMKItK'A.V I.KtilON TKI.F,. Hiking of cherries Is progressing ClItAI'll ;oVKHXMi:T TO IIOM) rapldlv. approaching completion In H'l.i: I.A.MI I'Olt Tlli:M some pans of Oregon. the suminury says A large crop of Loganberries The fart thnt but fifteen uii'iiibeis Is being gathered In the Willamette til tended liut night's meeting pre. 'r.,y and coast counties. Karly ap. vented carrying out of the full pro- pies, peaches and apricots are ripen gram thai (buy had outlined. Ano- lug In Oouglns, Jackson, I'liuitllla titer meeting will be held within tho mid Malheur counties, next two we-jks and will bo fully ad Cutting of first crop of alfalfa has As the days tint drawing nearer to tlw dates of the big state convention of the VAUn, scheduled for Klamath I'h Us on August M, 1.'. and ll',, local "It'lls" aro gathering new" worries iimI I'diiltlonat burdens. ' How ap. they going to hoit.io -ind feed the i;rcat crowd that will be here In August"? That Is tin o'ie 'iiievllcn thai Invariably Is iiskcl wh"h I ue convention Is mentioned. And the big assembly of Klks Is per haps the most talked of affair In Klamath Fulls today. "We'll put them somewhere," said fluenza. She Is with her sister Ethel. Austin Hayden, secretary of the. loc- j n Vancouver, Washington, during al council when asked concerning uc-,ior husbands absence comodnllnns. "Klks hnvo n way of sending things over we've never fiilli.il in t Kvnrv wearer of the antler '- ' . I anil Ills fumlly will Have place to Btnv and three meals it tiny. It will take no end of work, but It can ho done." "I.'veryililiig takes a second to the Kills' doings." snld C. II. Fnderwood, F.xtilted Ruler of the local council. "I'v. n business cares will ha"5 to ride u little If stre.s of the conven tion Interferes. This Is tho biggest thing we hnve ever undertaken WILSON VETOES IINW BILLS AGRICUliTURAIi AM SUXDRr CIVIIj ttlMiS VKTOKD BY PRESIDHKT OBJECTS TO I'KAIi OF DAVLIGHT.8AVWS LAW WASHINOTON'. July 12. PnI dent Wilson was bnsy considering; various hills today and nla'l hit veto on two Important 'one He vetoed the Agricultural Bill be cause of the pi o vision repealing the Daylight Saving Lav.- Wlilcji has been discussed pro and con In !otn th Senate and House. "Recause ut cer tain Items in the bill which wera to he likely of a most serious .ort.o quence." wag the President' r?adn in vetoelng the Sundry Civil -Jill, a.-.-cordlng to a statement he Issuei'. to the Associated Press Correspoiilent- i' :T U DRAINAGE SYSTEM , '. IN CONSTRUCTION DOOMED TO DIE rON'STANTINOI'LK, July 12 mi-; ver Pasha. Talaat Hey, and DJennl ' Pasha, leaders of the Turkish gov- ! we erniuent during the wnr. were con- must put II over with n hung. A e demned to death by a Turkish emir'- . d tho co-oporatlon of not only nil martial, that Is investigating tho eon-1 tho Flks but every mnn, woman and duct of the Turkish government dar- chlld In Klnmath Falls. It will mean ing the war. Knver and his two n3so- ourrlflces but It will be worth while elates In the young Turkish Govern- $11,000 ai conimMnii fur thet:- act io' u fiscal sucnls This mnd. It so 1it thli firm caught the city "Agoln' xnd "comln'," Their bid, of course. dler may bo there to it Id In the work elevated central counties, where It of perfecting the organization and will b" begun soen: the crop was securing tho tults lands. considerably reduced by frost In m May unci June in elevated districts; I'M rejNteil, and tliwi (In cniinill MONUMKNT TO 1 to I IT. V.U'till.V. the second erop of alfalfa will soon itditi that It did mil fully approve ot the various actions of this ci ccrn and at a result refusal m re comlte the contract iiut this ie fmil brouaht up anolher rnmrlit'i--tlon. A provision of the contract wrs that the 125(10 should ho paid eu: of tke proceed of the bonds. If tho -- w -old and all of Mie fundn -- In tho ennatructlou of Ih i roniV i doubly so In the long run." ment fled Torn Turl.ev several Mayor (ieorge L. Baker, of Port- months ago. Their whereabouts is un- J hind, will In nil probability be the certain. Other officials of the govern- first speaker on the program If pres- ment were sentenced to lo years lu- ent plana materialize. He Is a very prlsonment. i active member of the Portland lodge " j and Is an excellent speaker. Some of FF.MI.MXK PltOMOTKIt IN" the best speakers In Oregon are list- - l S. TO STACK HOXIXC. ItOCT. ed to talk before tho assembled dele gales during the three day session. --then the latter was turneil n er,w'"H known to t Mr. 8trahorn, why tho city would ."Undo Hob." F-w nothlnir to moot I.. be ready to cut In southern Oregon. (SUKAT FALLS, Montana, July 12. Wild hay Is generally below normal. Plowing of tho Ilrst furrow lu this The lower ranges are drying rapid vicinity U to bo commemorated on ly and In some localities feed Is next Monday by tho dedication, at scarce; high ranges are good'. Pas Vaughnu, nour hotv, of a monument turage In the western counties Is et to Itohurt Vuughuii, said to ha celleul been tho mnn who guided tho plow Stock Is doing well In most sec wlth which It was made. thins hut In a few places Is Wgln Vaughan, believed to have been nlng to show tho effect of short feed, the Ilrst farmer In Sun ltlver valley, Karly potatoes are being market- Cascade county as ed In Increasing iiuantltles. Over His homestead still considerable anins lu centrul Oregon Is under cultivation. The county tho potato crop will ho light owing furm bureau will be In charge of to frost and drought; elsewhero LOS ANGELES, July 12. Mrs. 'nowy" Baker, wife of the Austral- n boxing promoter, has come to the FOREST FIRE LOSS 'Tnlted States to represent her hus- LESSENED BY CARE ,mml ln ll,s effor,s tn s,age ln Aus" tralln the next contest for the world'j 'heavyweight championship, so she COLl'MBL'S. Mont.. July 12 Con grructiou work on a drrlnage system, that, will drain the lanes of th I.aie Basin cot.ntrj" In northern Ptillwat ei county has liwi om'ncni-e-l nniT '".tiii $"70,000 and S'i-.'-O'! win h. spent on the ;uf.' More than 10,000 acres or IS 3ri ( miles ot lai .1 wil " re ,?!m "(i l m expected. More than SO, ( rule-, will be involved in th- 'at atlon to cover the construction oT the drain at a rate of about 7 or S cents an acre, addition to the xu'imergod land which will coat approximately $1.00 an acre for its reclamation to Its owners. The drainage of the Big lake, Shor ey lake. Rice lako and Ualf-Breed lake will spoil among the ;ine3: lu"k hunting grounds in th. state Most of these lakes hnv-j bea loa.ed for years by un clubs of Hillings aud Columbus and the fall shooting, nev er failed to wield big uill-i for the hunters. ' WILL RID RESERVE OF WILD ANIMALS announced here. ' Even before the Wlllard-Dempsey If all tourists and campers will continue to exercise extreme care In me matter oi putting out ..., a few t,avs after she arrivpfi small camping tire before they leave. t bepan he work on behB,t tlie rorest nro proventiou rai.um.g,. of her hugbam, ,,y telegraphing to tho men as to their willingness to fight In Australia. In case of a vic- wlll show more beneficial this year thun the record results of last year, according to advices sent out tory. Sho said her husband was es- by tho U. S. Department ot Agrlcul- pc",ally ,iesirous to promote the next tho dedication ceremony. the outlook Is fair to good. Gar FEMININE HUNTER CRACK RIFLE SHOT dens generally need rain, 'looking well. SPOKANE, July 11 Llfo lu tho Isolated places of Idaho is not Irk Homo lo Mrs. Ada Tlnglny, of Hot Springs, Owyhee county, Idaho federal government erndlcnloi' DELEGATES GATHEIt FOIt EPWOHTH COXFEUEXCi: I Hit fnl At The Important of this probl. m caus- & Ihe council to heslinlo. and then Mr. Strahorn came to the rescue to ure a rcleaao of tho bond. The "ihers ot the council and the may- "were called toRothor. not In n r,v " meeting, but In a prlvnln str- '-. ml tho (luestlnn was Ihivshed . After a tlioroiigh under.ili'ndlng """ rMcllf'l n "gentlenmir- i.gre Wmt" i ,i. - - .....wn up tlie ii-f,v,s.)ns , ,"'. ' ' . I ' hlch wern il, m mm a..., "federal government erndlcnlor of turlher rIvos niisurniiri Ih.it he w'll ,ro'm,or' '" 'MB- Tlngley Wy one-half nf mi., c bonrs tho distinction of being mob- ... -i ""in. iiiil njr '(mi- .leru un iiie uuuiiui wimi-ninni ,,, " -m, mch the city may vilun- u,,l' tM" 0,"- w"111"" Pniressioii.u tho 8(M.,,ty, boBlnnlng twxt Wednes itirKoo,'r I,rn"",M. or In il,ehl",,nr ot "viirmlnlii" lit government Iay ,,. conforonco w,u contlnuo f i., "l ,nfl ' ihoulil tinsiircMi,.!B,nv,C1'' Hn" 1M " crarK nuo 8,"u' for four days. Ono of the principal ture. Last yeur's loss w.is considered romarkably small In view of the dan gerous conditions caused by drought and periods of high wind. Over Hops are S95.000 acres of national forest lands Iwure burned In 191S. and caused a heavyweight championship bout in Australia If Dempsey won. SUBSCRIBE TOTAL AMOUNT TO FUND -.vitli tha q, inn. snlrlt that has loss to tho government amounting marked hcr atrlotism throuifhout to $683,000 In timber, forago and thj p(ir0(, ,n BUUMriWnB t0 tile young growth. There were- r.,573 , Llherv Loan and war fund hires In tho national forests. All but drives. Klnmath Falls citizens buli- ltlLLlNGS. Montana, July 12. Hundreds ot delegates representing Epworth league organization of Montana niv expected to gather hnro for the annual convention of 2.457. set by lightning, were caused jJCrlbod tUer full uota 0f $2300, for hv human agencies. itnllroaus started OIS tires, and catvlessness ot campers was responsible for 043. Oregon, California and Arkansas had within their borders the majoiitv of tho Salvation Army Fund. The untiring efforts of U. C. Cnn-i beck and William Hagelsteln. chi-lr-mnns of tho local campaign, were in i pre.it measure responsible for SANTA BABBARA. Cal., July 11. "Official Lion Hunter of the Santx Barbara National Forest" will be the title of "Jerky" Johnson, a well known hunter aud trapper of the Te Jon mountain district, near here. xvUt bear when he starts out iu a fev days to rid the reserve of pumas and bob-cats which have been creating terror ln the hearts of ranchers around here. For several months ranchers have reported that their stock had been aftached by the beasts and travellers In the forest told of thrilling fights and narrow escapes from attacks. It was not until, however, one ot the animals paid a visit to' the Canet ranch, less than two miles from th center of this city, that anyone took the various and diversified tale3 seriously. But now. It's different and Forest Ranger Jacinto Reyes and Game Warden Frank Barnett lll confer with "Jerky" Johnson to pro pare a campaign against the dangci ous marauders. reported last year. "'rllllwtinn mo. Mr Strnhorn will,""'- ,lor 'l,n,-," firt"v r "ro,,n,0,'' speakers will bo ltov. Or Hoy Smith ItAt- ss.L... V.',.;"11 " """ illilRnm.Mll IM the city." my 8c(,,lro nBn,n'" ,,??' ft w" known attorney -' Portland, ami ,i,.. ..... . I-aundrv ,. '" 'iirioiis ami ta.Vi. . p nctlnM' t,mt np- ,oK,r,"roc''''KnlnBt tho City K Umath F .,. and thfl obect 4h.euPe,1 "'at I""IPmy to ftifSf d"Uch ol,,B-an-d fur If iL .. 0rdB t0 " oct. viS?hn,0,,,tlmo.tllke. t0rti wher.ttn,!Wflr '" the fe(,ore'' ..,, 1" w' not have tho t-mki I .'0M Clt" Attomoy ke'-iMhrum .- that - -nru with $2500. annual is Biicu tnni sno is noio to mHU)1. ()f tl(, S(i Pnu, ,,,,-cu nl Chl cinim u pincu nmoug tuo luauing httnturs. Many thousands of dollurs' worth of llvo stock Is destroyed each yonr by wild animals In Idaho, and to the 257 Incendiary fires that were raj8jnB tho money. "People wen? a hit wearied under the ninny drives ' mul It was difficult to gain ' the 'rtuota," said C. II. Vnderwood, Ecrlt- 'ed Utilor of Tho Elks Lodge, wlilcli WAR TRACTORS BACK TO PLOW Mi:.Min:i;s iiovoit piti'smEx-i1 cago. I Tho dally sessions aro to bo occu pied with study periods, nnd In tho evenings open meetings aro to ho hold. Social affairs nro being plan Tho members ot tho Prosperity He- j had full charge of raising the ntuount bokah Lodge Nf. 104. wore guests needed. "Additional credit,. should go nt a bnnquot. Thursday ovenlng, gtv-jto Mr. Oroesbeck and Mr. Hag.Msteln nn iiv the officers, in honor of tholrifor that reason. wlso. HKIti: TO STUDY LAVA I1EDS. ollmlnnto this tho govornmont set UC(, f()1. , vlt,K delegatus Hko- ashlo last your $32,0tiu. At tun emt of tho yonr It was found that $15,000 had been returned through bounties paid for tho hides of thu destroyed animals. .... Last year Mn. Tlngley averaged Among tho Interesting tourists 16 predatory animals a month, whllo'ho have visited Klnmuth county so her husband, who Is In charge of tho , h's summer. Is Miss Alice- Losllo hunters In Idaho, averaged less than Walker and her party from Athens ono animal bettor than sho. Last Qrocco. Miss Walker Is connected '.. .n .i..,i..i.nvi Nn. ,.... ..a ..in?... Will. II." lliwiv ,... w . leal Study nnd Archeology. Upon hor arrival In tho city yes torday sho callod to soo Captain O, cVApplogate, who Is n friend of Miss Walker's grandfather. Tho party Is hero to study Crator I.ako and tho Lavu Bedss Thoy nro anxious to have Captain Applegate assist them with his knowledge of the history ot this country. August sho accounted for mals, 40 anl- k BKND XOTK TO CONKKIIKXCK. PAHIS, July 12, -ltulliin dolegntos sent a note to tho Peace Conforonco today asking that their govornmont be given a concession at Tien Tstn, China, Indications nro that their wish will be granted. retiring Noble flrand, Mrs. C. H. Cleudenlng, Mrs. Clendenlng intends leaving with her fumlly for California to resldo In tho near future. The evening was spent In a very enjoyable manner and the apprecia tion of tho fuithful work of Mm. j Clendenliig. during hor tfrm ot oC . flco. wus deeply expressed by the jucuiuurs .ruBuui, TWO KILLED IX AX ACCIDENT. nATTLE CREEK, Ark., July 12. liloutonant T. J. Lonohan. of San Francisco and Chaplain A. H. O'Dowd of Brdoklyn; were accidentally killed ' today when n plane piloted by Lon ,'gan was struck by another alropluno, j The second machine also tell to the ground but the occupaut was unin sured. 1 They worked hard for a, worthy cause." Portland, with a quota of $125,0011 failed to raise over $f"o0.000 In their campaign. It Is doubtful whether or not many of the valley towns were able to subscribe the full amount given to them. HANGER BUYS NEW FIRE TRUCK Jack Kimball has added a fine new forest fire truck to his ranger's equipment. Many people Inspected the truck this morning as It was being driven about town by Hal Oglo, Compartments foe. a cook stove and provisions, places for axes, saws, shovels and other forest fire equipment are included. The truck can be taken anywhere by the ranger. It is habitable as well as being of big value in fighting fires. HARDIN, Mont., July 12. Four giant tractors, made to pull artillery equipment on the western battlefront In Europe, have been received here and assigned, to the relatively proslac task of pulling plows anil harrows on the ranch ot the Montana Farm ing corporation. With the aid of thesa ibig tractors and a number of smaller ones, the company Is now plowing, rolling and harrowing as high as 1. 000 acres dally. All three operations are performed at the same time. The company now has under crop 15,000 acres in spring and winter wheat and 10,000 acres In flax. The company, which has heavy leases oa the Crow Indian Reserve, estimates that it lias spent for far for farming activities In Montnlna over $700, 000. Next year it expects to have 100,000 acres under cultivation, It la declared. The company' has a' total of 59 tractor outfits of various makes running. It has built 14 miles of.nsw roads d about 125 miles of good e,lC0' .. . .. I... L i 4 m it v