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OFFIGIAIj paper
ItAMATH
FAI'I'f
KLAMATH COUNT!
Year No. 3,701
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1919
fljirteenth
Price, Five Cent
in nm i
BUM !
DOORS TO ELKS i
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OFFICIAL KLKS PHOOItAM.
. .. Hula DreSI iiHinmlily nt Klkn temple,
jtr lM,n " . Address of welcome. Itimpon
' . m -.kakv i a. a .
for Big Lonvenuui.
IjlACHlNES
POURING IN
i
:
- .... with Klovrntli .... tt.iM .., .iAU
ii HaUTSlM "- - sF UI UUHl- Mill! uuiiin,
T isirttfc)iw to Awurn That Kvenlwc llarbecuo of Klk.
"oir TT. - Thm-ltay Howlon. roul elg meat, donated by the
jUIIiwcui"' ....rfi.-,! Kioto full unci Kamo coinenliw on,
gWItd- From NKtld. KUll ,,,
Zta 1.000 Klk. Villi ,l Mrt ViiuiIbvIIIo and tunt by
. .' nlitlon In Mornln. lodge.
ay ii -
Tlmi-Kilu', Aiigiil I I.
Morning Meeting of nil do
legates liy reception coiiiiiillliMt,
upon tlm nrrlvitl of train iiml
auto parties.
lloglst ritllon nt IiimkI i i in t tK.
In tlm Klks 'lemplo. All Klkn
will riTolvt) badges,
2 30 p. in. Illllialbillc contest
Portland lodge vnrMiiH Medford
lodge, in competition for tlm
Kennedy cup,
:t 1 00 l, III. Auto filKllt R';o-
liiK trip.
00 p. iii. Grand vlutory '
SALEM IS AFTER
1 GEO TO
I IE
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m
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Cherry Cl() DntliiiNlnslH Coming '""lorn Warn German Girls Not to
Primed to Bring HMO Klkn Vti. Associate With American Soldier
trillion lo tint Capital City of tlm of Anny tit Occupation Many
Htnle.
hcn. Music by visiting bunds. Pa
trlotlc address.
I'Xiiay, AiiKiut in.
10:00 a. m.-Delegates' es
lon. Klks temple. All Klkn l
vltnd. 1:00 p. in. Kxctirslon to
Mnrrliuan lodge. I'ollcan buy,
Naiiirn Head In Church.
, Music and dancing,
I Saturday, Auaruit 1(1.
10:00 a. in. Delegates' ses
sion, Kike temple.
7:30 p. in,- (Iriind Klkn par
ade of all Klkn lodgcH
8 00 p. m. Street cnriilvul
ami dnnrlng.
Hulom Lodge No. .infi In coming WITH T1IK AMERICAN FORCES
to Kliiiniilli Falls with a detormlna- IN (IKIIMANY, Aug. 13. Posters
tlon of landing tbi) 1920 Htntn con written In Cnrinan and warning Ocr
venlloii of llio Klks I man girls against nssoclutlng with
With a membership of l.OfiO and a Americano appeared recently In sev
IiIrIi water mark of l.r.OO Hot for the oral public places In Coblcnzand
coming yitar, the Capital City boys other townn on the Rhine, the RlrlH
aro of the opinion that Salem should belnK urged to refrain from making
hav the convention. tbo acquaintance of ooldlerK regard-
Hcnco, In naming the dolegatea, the 'cm of the fact that the treaty of
loudest boomers In tho city who hap-! pcaco had been Hlgncd. At Tarlous
pen to be Klkn, were named, and lout ilmn Poatern have been put up
thu dolitgnti-M Khould not mako thn threatening Indiscreet girls with pun-
KOOMS AltK NKKDKI)
Anyone who fias a room who
has not already turned It over
to tho ICIks should Immediately
phono tho Klks Lodgu and give
the committee on accommoda
tions Information on It. Kvcry
room In town Is needed to
bouso tho visitors. Many fam
ilies havo not turned their
rooms over to the com
mittee. Unless wo have all
possible space for accommoda
tions many visitors will bo dis
appointed In securing rooms.
C. II. Underwood, Exalted Ruler
PORTLAND
H
SHAKES FIST AT
PR nr mm
George L. Baker in City for
Elks Convention
TO SPEAK TOMORROW
HEIR APPARENT WHO ' IUo City Executive tteclare-
ARRIVED IN AMERICA ' .tio i seconds.
Need of Food Control gaya
noise that would sound llko a 1920
state convention, tho Klks' band will
be on hnud to Htand on street cor
nerri and play, while the oratorical
spidl-blndeni tell of th wotnlers of
loKiiuberry Julro and the famous Sa
lem prunes, both of which will ho on
tap uexl year. Mi mid the state Klks
decide to meet In Saluin next year.
I Will Talk for Salem
I After the arrival of tlm sperlnl
the Ralem delegation anil
srheduled for K o'clock on
mmilh FIU lirtml her IiimiI HiIh
wnhlttotrhlbc.lrPl-n-. , ;
W . ..... ,.rl,.r III fln.illlK tile .
rtr i" '"'"
..... . V
,.a Klimilh Full r.n ell lift
... I. nrl,l, trillll lit!"' Oil Kir
;;;;;;ve,r jctaii of u... i.)K .tut., home cooked meals
,,l, Bklmnllon h ready for tho , WjLL B pREpARED
Mittof MMlon but H- bourn distant
Tte tonwnlloii t In :!: "- I""1
i .nl.ll fli li.ll.tllle ltlirlltt If Vfilt u-ntll irti nl wliiilnHmn.. fiini.
B0Kof"" ' hoiirlne
tsd vbite bunting, imrple caps of , y cooking during the convention . ., .
-J.,.,.. L'lV. nn i-nit of lIlillH of "wol- m.rvi'il fiimllv hIvIa vim rim i-..l II nl eillls,
roiB"nd "Helto Mill", urn speukliiK tio Catholic School ut eighth and TI,l,rH,1"' '"ornlng. tho Job of land- olller villages the practice of posting
lv . . . ....i.- Inif llin 1fl50 rntivnntfnn will ImlHri. .,. ... - , t.i, ..,
CJttbetlmMthalnro in Morn ir wii' , K, HtrootH. "" - -.... urn (iirm mimes in iniuiii: iiiul-ci wan
tntdilhitm silherlng llh each; Xm of the Hatred Heart church ' ""n wm "" ,n" ,,,B 0f0 w,ln Inaugurated some time ago.
lira of th hour Lund of the clock. w rvo mr,,s :o vImIHiik hundreds
lliehlaei re pouring their wuy ' 0f Klk and othors who aro look-
Itlu the eltr from every rouil ami ar-K for nom cooking. Special core
tery of traffic tht reaches Miln will ho taken In
Ishmcnt of one kind or another.
American officers who have In
vestigated say tho Germans aro de
termined that girls who associate
with tho soldiers shall have their
names known to (he population and
that several secret societies have
been foimed for that purpose. In
telligent officers .say that on several
occasions tho names of girls who are
on the records of the Herman police
for associating with Americans have
been read to the congregations at
.Sunday morning church services. In
If
il -i
! am& w &ar
:-.i&zi2am MSI
&ts&&$&i!jtlmJKpr
the invitation. "Meet .Mo in balem Tho officers assert that blacklists
1920 Convention." Tho Salem boys of t, Kri-8 names have been pre
wlll miiko their home In tho Pull- ,mP,i and aro being kept for future
-i ..... mans, but about 18 hours out of tho use. after the Americans are cone.
in ui i,..v ...in iiv uinuii in ii'iurniK im ' '
mt. UKhlna load from lle.id.l ,,, niI tUon ,, ,mtronU,. the 24 wl" "" '',v'c'' talklnK Sa''
Kriiord. Kuitene. Marshfleld and ! nr , amurm of ,, i.Ht "ml ,nJyl"K Klamath fails hospi- UfcA 1 M CALLS YUUINU
Portland all bespeak tlm multitudes f i,i,lc. am Ih.Ui.h nt tin. H,,I-
oat till arrUMonlglit and early to- Sncr(,, ,nrt (;,urrn (irn llM((., t()
K. Cooke lMtton, publicity man
MAN AT HOSPITAL
S 1
Congress, Along With
Most Tackle the Situation WIMk
Their Every Effort.
norro mornlni? Delegate f rnut i Hnn,j oithor four tiles or cakes to the ,or thc H,llum IolBC "nH lcad-pen-
tad'i "baby lodge uru expeeted Hchoo hollsu each duy during
Uh morning along with the Prlttc-' convention.
Ulli and Dalle Klka. They will tot-
the
al nearly ISO anil plan to rest their
ludi vocationally in tpnt they will
t.trt directly back of tholr big mess
ells for a living when he Is not doing
'Home sleight of hand performance.
lto will be permitted by tho Salem
HTUDKNT I'AHTOK UK UK
The .sudden death of RoyK. Mc-
Keover, at f:30 yesterday in the
Illackburn Hospital, came as a shock
. .... ... io ins many incnus nero. aiiiiuueu
Lodge to put off Komo of his money known that th(j man ,m(1
cnanging tr.cKS on n puonc cor- confne(, tQ fof wnnl
Visiting at tho homo of Hev. K. P. nora. He Is fond of fooling the pub- illrBV. th BerionnesR
I lent that waa pitched yesterday on . I.awrenco this week is DeKorest C "' has fooled the Sulcm Lodgo of (he caie wag nQt npparent unt
lit Dka tennla tourt (Klsher of Anwlmo Seminary, who Is !" Krantlng him nn honorary llfo yMcrdayt
-vij i tuuimiiiur luuiin im teiupornrlly occupying tho position iiiurauornniii mr pin u.ii.f, His brother, who hns a ranch near
i in conTcnuun it nurryiiiK iof student-pastor at Lakevlow. He Noise Maken. C.mtlng 'Fort Klamath was fent for as well as
peparationi tnt all will bo rnndy nt. H of Hungarian birth, speaks tlvo August Huckesteln, postmaster of his mother. Mrs. K. J. McKeevor, who
dirbreak tomorrow. Moat any hour languages, and will he' graduated as the Capital City, with a llf Job, Is lives in Medford. They were with
Jv! V"1 Mn ,('0 ?' " ,,Mllnr' professor of languages upon rniupln- chairman of tho delegation from No. him at the tlmo of his death.
0OH, exalted ruler, V. () Sltllth, Hon nf liU n.iinlmirv unrli Hi. llwm in.: II n,- ...I.I. l.l ..... nl.....l M Ml.-....r ,.,n .....o ...,
irman ol the accommodations intends to go Into tho Hungarian set- the celling, but talkH so well thai old. had been employed for some time
..-.-...,lc. n nut., puiiiicuy i 1,1110111 mid work for llin iiilvniici
wn, and other cll-knii'n "Illll
boat to n, hurrying as If thoy were
l a mad raco io reach their goal.
Btilnem luj boon relegated to the
oacaground by tho busy tui'iiiliers of
local lodge 1247 unsure t latat Klam
loFalU puts over Its biggest under
"kltlthglt.,.,K,. on II.
Tne big rtprrtentntite roiiimlttee
'"Pi lie Klka ,lKn ,mi business
B of the townr.ro nliinnlm. i,. .,..,.
' Portland nml vnlhiy speeldl train
'"t Mil aril ti.Miinm-
5t J:B5 a. in. ,'o Ich, than sou to
mi are exiiopi..,! .... n I
"Utid they nrn i.M.,.....
i. . i.l ' ' " "" lei'in-
lth tnthualM,,, ,, -j,,,,.. fllp
" big convention i,.n i u...
V. ., " .iin'iii,
r:;,"8"""'1- M-ir..r.l and
mil" V hln ff 1 1, I
5K -" mp , pi,.;,:
'He ha i an. ir,,i,. ,
Io rtiif ,i h iiiiinimis -III.1
M'I -the national Kl( K of ,'
tke r'n T"1 ,,u "" I'y-wonl of I
irrir""1 - -i
., r
jinn's MW WM, p(,rfmB((r,
are! " t0(lay "r '"orrw
r7. "n8ed thiiHldHU riom Can.,,.
..Z?.u":bo.,!u","-"vi,.iK!
bUldb; ',.",1"20 eonventlon
hn.,,."1 ,h" "Olllid.llll Cite II
'.. L,l " l,0Uv""" "in two
tMno.Bir",. .. "I"' ftures-
lil... ." fo'Ollires
. iBe
meiit of his people.
iwioirits ASK KOIt Cll.Wt.l
lie will mako one of thn pleas for Sa- In tho llaldwln Hardware store, but
,lem in Its cninpalgn for tho 1920 his home was In Medford and It is
.convention. Has the fncu of a stntes- there that Interment will take place.
man. Is a great talker for Thrift The body is to be shipped tomorrow
'stumps, ami no ambition In politics, morning,
ins he nlready has a gocd Job.
Judge Poter II. d'Arcy, a charter SI'ANISII-.MKXICAX UAXK
.member, has the distinction of hav- I'LAXXKO IX MKXICO CITY.
I WASHINGTON. Aug. 12. lie
mauds that changes lie made In the
government wheat .standard iind'M
the price guarantee net, "so as not lug lived In Salem sinco tho Mexican
, to peiuilUu every grower of wheat." war, on lot 1, block 1, precinct 1. MKXICO CITY. Aug. 12. A Span-
,wiik made today in n statement tire- and ward 1 Attends all stats con- leh-Moxicnn hank with a subscribed
(pared by Chalrnnn Clronun and re- ventlons. nnd Is great on oratory, capital of ten million pesos and hend-
jprodonlitlvos of fnrin'organlzatlons. being a lawyer Has ono great com- quarters In Mexico City Is planned
lit was approved by tho Senate Agr.
cultiiro Commlttoo
I
STARTS IN
plaint, which ho hns wrltteu Into a " momiiers or tne hpanun colon v
poem, entitled "N i Konm." which lie ''"e. The purpose of tho institution
recites at lodgo meetings. Drinks ' I" 'l I" the development of Mosi
hi t... n.- win .,i..,..i rnr Sn- ' resources and to incienso co"
IHU'n ivwwa, .-. "
lcin and loRimborry Julro.
BIESTflPLIT
l''onnilatloii for the Maiiiiuntli riant
That Is to I'liiuisli Heat roe the
lliisluchs Section of Klamath Kails
Is Started.
Walter I.. Toozo, republican spell
hiiuler and former rnnilldnto for con
giessmiiii. Missed political career
by several voles, l.utu mnnnger of
Klks' Silvatlon Army campaign.
When 'orating on high, can ho heard
half a doon blocks. Will orate for
Salem. Is o'f tho old school or re
publican orators, and not backward
about talking. Will ho heard.
Oscar Steolhaminer, director of
the Salem Klks' Hand, Toots, a
tiomhoiio when not directing. Is n
second Sousn, and has thu papers to
i,uu,movo It. Not marrleit. nut willing.
.... . i
iiierclul activity between this coun
try flinl Spain. Representatives of
the bank will havo offices in Havana,
New York and several Kuropean
cities.
W. I.'. K.WDY HKHi:
W. K. h'.indy, who says that his
IiiikIiiops Is to u.ako homes look
bright and nroiperou lay adding
paint and knlsomlno and hnnglnp'
Home nice" fresh pnpor on a dlugv
dark room, lias opened for business
ut 17 Main street just west of t''e
llaldwln Hotel. Klamath Falls will
welcome tills new enterprise as t
rtlslng
llend will
P the mi. " T H"'"' ""it will
to out-
how n fmv
;dothem. Kr8 KI,"B
eltr b tomo '" nrrlV0 "' '
" tou . T' m"n"nB' Kvory
nLb?.,:!,w'-o..Hotho
lw'ownl.i,. ' n,u""th Falls
-. DJM
Atiml n.,iiul iif.l l,,i .v'firlr
started on tho foundation for tho 'While directing tho band, keeps ono )n y J()ok my
building that will houso tho niain-, "t f"1' besl-looklug women in ,,,, W,1B n l0I1B (,mo-for (ho nr.
moth hunting plant that Is to film- tlm audience. Wears long hair iiko Hvn of Mr
secthn of the city. Tho bollora for on artist. Is of fine appearance , m
tho plant wero unloaded yesterday lospwlnliy in nis wnuu ........... ....... COI'I'U: MAItlllKD
uniform, i.auies ma
mid tho plpo thai will convey tho
steam to thn various building is al
ready lioro, F. HIM Hunter, who Is
directing the construction opera
tion in ample tlmo to permit of tho
uso of tho stouin for this fall an"
winlur. Tho present plans call for
Hupplylng stoani from Third to Sev
enth stronts, but this area will nu
firlnnilnil I C I n tnanntwl fn limit liu.
f ' ncant room 'i'" 1? HUcl1 n thlnK tl,,orfi th0 oxjwniio. Tho boilers that
mn trj ho installed huvo-n capaelty
of three tlmea tho prospoctlvo de
mand, bo thero will bo no difficulty
oxporloncod If addltlomtl torrltory Is
taken In,
nddress him
without tho usual Intro.
Koi liter ii.yor Will Ho Hero
Ira nrenard, who Is in iiio of.uilnv
of tho Limb Lumber company nt Mo-
MJH
""ndroomi ,ont u'n various
v---JHeH has been
(Coo77a77 1
Wultor K. Keyes, fornior mayor of ,loc Polntj nll(l Mi8S iM0a not.appo
Snlom and former Kxulted Hulor of wro ,lnne,i n matrimony at tho
tho Snlom Lodge. Is lawyer mid ll0mo of Itov. K. P. I.awronco Mon
partuor of Senator Charles U. Mc-1 (i,ny 0veiiltig. Tho young couplo will
Nury. Also hog raiser, ami can uiik ,os,t0 nt Modoc Point
hogs as well as explain a few tech
The Prince of Wales, who was
welcomed to the United States yes
terday noon, has an income of $500,
000 a year as Duko of Cornwall. He
owns 12,000 acres of land In the
County of Cornwall, 50,000 in Dev
onshire, and large areas In Somerset
and London. Ever since It was an
nounced that the prince would come
to the United States the possibility
of his marrying some wealthy Amer
ican girl has been discussed in soci
ety circles.
nlcal logul points, (f knotty enough.
Poses woll, and does not nttoinpt to
WILL UKPUK8KXT IHlITISIf
LONDON, Aug, 12. Viscount
FANDOM MUCH AGOG
OVER COMING BOUTS
AT OPERA HOUSE
Fandom is npoc over the coming
two nlcbt's of boxing that will bo
staged Thursday and Friday evenings
ut tro Open House. Advnnce Seat
a!e under the direction of P. Snn
ford. promoter of the fig'its, indi
cates tl'-if pneked houses wilt greet
the boxers who will demonstrate
he'r wares before the Klamath Fans.
Thur'dnv night's 2fi round pro
gram will future tho 10 round go be
tween 1-ouls Lyons nnd DjuiIj War
c'ell at 11 fi pounds. Ttoth boxers havo
en working out "iich nigh nr.d arc
showing a world of speed nnd punch-1
im ability. Karl Richlo and Arbi -m
11111 will stage a six round bout at
e.itch-wolglits. followed by a .scmi-wlnd-up
match between Curly Mnx-1
woll and Hough houso lllehie. Tliev i
will box at 135 pounds. Tho curtnin
ra'ser will be n four-round tussl" be-
worn Lewis Wilde nnd George Dav'i
at t2 pounds.
Trldav night tlicre will be 2S
mi,iiH with Tohv Miller of Oak-1
land meeting Itohby Allen of Kin"'
nth Falls In a 10 round bout nt 14 5
pounds. Miller is well Uonwn to lo
cal fans having scoied two knockout'
In Klamath Falls over White am'
Oallager In 1911. He is a llkelv i
lug puncher nnd Is doing road wo'V
each dny. Dinny O'Drlen will meet
Ho'i Wngnor In what proiuisea to be
a fast six-round go at 138 pounds.
lllliby Waugli and Newsy Dornard
will tangle at 133 pounds In tho i-e-ml-wlndup
affair. Lewis Wlldn "dli
moot Curloy Maxwell In a sU-round
curtain-raiser. Iloth cards havo noon
arrangod with caro by manager Sae-
tord and every fan Is nssuro.l of get
ting his money.
do all tho talking. Ilocltes poetry, Grey, fornior British secrotary of for
but otherwise harmloss, jolgn affairs, ngroed to represent tho
Qoorgo K. Halvorsen liolils two uritisn government at wasnington
pending tho appointment of thu por-
(Continued on page 4)
nianont ambassador.
KATHK1UNK I1IIKTT IX TOWN.
Miss Kathryn llrett. of Duluth,
Minn., a sister of Joe and John Brett
of thlx city, is visiting hero. Sun
day in company with her borthers
and their families .sho vlsltod Crater
lako and was surprised and delight
ed with this scenic spot of the west.
"The League of Nations Is secoa
dary to the control of food pricas
and the smashing of the profiteers.'
said George L. Baker, mayor of
Portland, an enthusiastic .Elk, who
will speak at the grand victory as
sembly tomorrow night In front of
the Klks Lodge.
Mayor Baker returned from Cra
ter Lake last night, where he spent
an enjoyable time with the National
Kdltorlal Association that has been
touring Southern Oregon. This la
hi sthlrd visit to Klamath Falls, and
ho Is more Impressed than ever with
the progress that is going on.
"Your town is prettily situated t
like Its general make-up I know oC
Its vast resources and the future that
lies before It."
The Portland executive dropped
his fist heavily on his chair when
profiteers were mentioned. "Surely
there is no Issue more vital, mote
dominant today than the control ot
food prices. It is America's biggest
task. I'm a republican, but I havre
explicit confidence that President
Wilson will tackle the situation la at.
large manner. Congress must snap
the thing by the neck and try aad
solve the problem. Men have profit
eered and charged exhorbitant pricoa
to such an extent that every force.
in America must be linked to hrtas.
conditions back to normal. Each
can do his bit in the building up
process we are In."
"We must aid Kurope a Hurop
broken in spirit and Industry." said
the Rose City mayiur. "Big, all
supporting, unselfish America must
give Europe a chance to get back on
her feet. We need not ship them so
much stu ffthat we will suffer. Curb
extravagance we must join in sac
rificing and limiting our own stom
achs and desires until a readjust
ment of affairs has been made. We
must give our allies a chance to re
build their torn Industries. ThelrJ
fields havo been tho battlegrounds
of the great war. We must be pa
tient, and aid them in tho long pro
cess of fibre-building."
That there Is an extreme unrest
nil over the country is the opinion
of Mayor Baker. 'Men are in a tem
per bor is shifting uneasily. We.
must harness our every effort to
solvo this problem tl'at is day
mounting In complexities It is n
world-wide, not alone national is
sue. It is the most virile, living prob
lem that Is before us today. Until
food prices aro controlled, until
hoarding and telflshness havo been
purged from our make-ups there can
be no rest turnout tho world or Am
erica. Mayor Baker was uncertain exact
ly what action tho Portland Post
American Legion would take on tho
recent trouble that hns come to light
over tho Alleged unfair treatment
that Postmaster Frank S. Myeis, of
Portland has subjected returning
service men to. Affidavits sworn to
by several ox-servlco men. who were
formerly In the employ of the post
office department, woro given to
Mayor Baker. They complained ot
tho treatment they had received and
Mayor Baker forwarded tho informa
tion to officials In Washington fpr In
vestigation. "This Is entirely n matter of vin
dication of tho service men there
is no personal element In the caso,"
declared Mayor Baker. "I simply dM
my duty In laying the facts as pre
sented to mo before the officials. The
American Legion intends to sift the
case to the ground, I do not caro to
dabblo In personalities or politics In
an Issue that Involves the wolfaro of
our returning soldiers."