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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1919)
ljg jEugttmg iteralfr tap11 OF OFFICIAL PATER Oi KLAMATH COUNTY faim -No. 3,705 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1919 nth Year Price, Fire Ceate 01 US f INS IGI i hes , Normal Trend. Af- trt Elb' Convention IWINS FIRST PRIZE ,iMp'wk'"r,,,,""'PS 4frf for Mo Unique '"" . i. a. IVtl.ivi.-d lit Mde, wmni M Or.. "' Wl" r"" ........ Ctrl!. . tttU Battim W" lOalrthapurpIoBU't white decora- , tDd the memories m w. .. , B( fdllrltlM remain In Klnm- r.u. ii tho city hunlly readjust jeKndHrnitacklononmil busl- i enterprise nftcr tno mimim - I itate convention or I ih i nutiikwua blK one handling L people In n three ilaj relebm- Say Woman's Success in Industry During War Does Not Threaten Home Life HOB VEIL IS 'faaar-' kHflh4r JaaaaaaaaaaaaaH laaSSL aflMr aaaaaaaaaaV aaaLaLaLaLaw - ' MM K BACK FOR VISIT Former Itivildent, nml Builder nf Many Home Return) to City, unci In AittifilnlitNt Willi Iho Advance ment Miulc Mere. 11 IK 915 INK T AWARDS ARE MADE FOR BEST LAWNS THROUGHOUT CITY REL ITIONSIE Nelson Uounnevoll, who for sov orul ynarn wan u poworful factor In the upbuilding of Klamath Falls, ar rived In the city Saturday craning from hln homy, In Hullo, Montana, In which city hit has dono what ho did for Kliilnuth Falls built homes and Hold thuin on thu ItiBtallmciit plan. Whim Mr Rounsevull llvod Aftor viewing tho town from overy anglo and deliberating for many hours, tho Elks commltteo appointed by tho Klnmath Improvement Club, inn ifnnit-f wiu, hnmhI t Art awarded $50 In prizes for tho A MUitf Pilot for the Party, Ha bo8t lawn both oI" "d now, Ho Knows Nothing About Themi throughout tho city. Nor Their Visit. I M 8' Wegt- of 621 Th,rd Stroot, was awarded first prize of $15 for tho best new lawn with flowers. Sec ond prlzo of $12.50 went to Fred Buoslng on Third Street, and $2.50 was given to L. Jensen on Ninth II. A. Long, head of the world's greatest lumbering company, accom- panlcd by two of hi. ablest coadjut-8treot f(jr h the on, K. II. Cox. president of the Weed ,awn Kcegee JohnBon on Wash. Lumber company and Madera 'Sugar . streflt WM awarded tho flrgt I'lno company, and D. T. Nelson, general sales manager of tho Long Iloll company, and It. A. llooth, high way commissioner and timber man, Falls hero qulotly slipped Into Klamath prlzo of $10 for the best old lawn with flowers. Second prize of $7.50 was given to Leslie Rogers In Hot j Springs addition, and third prlzo at thoro was till) same scarcity of Saturday ami as nulnllv Rllnned outl ' ... ' ".. . .' w ii.,., ' 7 ., lno decisions ot me judges were .R.IU w.. morninK. i noy moioreu Hp(cIa,IjP hnrd to mako, accordnB .,... .,..... u..u ...., '-"-"i"-" to Mrs. K.Martin, owing to tho num me aucntion tncy seemed so anxious., . to noIu. Yesterday mornlnc the party was Joined by I'. Hill Hunter of tho Saw mill Kiinlncorlni; and Construction (ompaii), und.lii) accom pan Ii.mI Mr. I.oni; nml Mr. Cox out Into tins coun try ,thu timo liolng presumably Hjient In tin. timber. When Mr. Hunter NRW YORKERS ARRIVE ttiiu rtbliiil I hn luienno.. r fju i lull . . " no unmii .tij iwi jiuou w viiv imii, I 'l f T Y M' IAI T I ME A I hoilncM thi'ii that iixIhIs now. Hun- ilrrilH of fumllli'N wore living In sin gin rooniK and tnnti. It was thT'ii ' Hint ho xtuppi-il Into the Hold mill bu pun tin' construction of twenty 'ioiihi'H Tlipsn hn Hold on tho montli l payinctit plan Ah boom us ilium miiii llnlnln'd hn built oiIhth, until hln lconl Ktimil at nwr fitly lionu'it ullliln mIkIiioui moiitliN. DurliiK nil I this tiuiK In' look it prominent part In tho iIi".'lopiiii'!it of tin- ic pretty lawns over the city. Third prizes were nwarded for both new and old lnwns in that no homes lind purple and white flowers about them. The judges wero John W. Rak er, and J. H. PoreMel of Portland I.otlpe, nnd r f! firay of Snlcm HO WT MEXICAN GOVT. Bandits Hold Two Ameri can Army Aviators ASK $15,000 RANSOM Members of Military Forces t Washington Consider SltttAttoa Very Serious Vigorous Represea tatlons Mado to Mexican Govern-x meat Bandlta Hay They WU1 Kfll Americans Unless Money Is Paid . in i !on already oircriided. ' w. iinnin . ...r... Lu udtrtaklnic that woulil niutcli ; Mrs Wlllliim II. Applitton, who I. iHIIol the bft organizers As. was mtivo in uio muiiiiKuiiieni oi ine lfiitMbKorUliifJ. and iicrord- Y M C. A.'s Knglo lint In London, L to local commltleciiH'ii, not n im ri'turnod to llnglund lifter inlc I-.i. J.11M irti. wlfhfitit room and Iiil' n mid In Aimirlru Klio huih i1" ..... . . Uelll III ltllltf. wlinrft tin runeritnil ..i .i.Amn.ftflflllnttU IlirilllCIlllUl . L.tr.t In III! Irlllll II fill. flltlft'lt lll.ll " '' " fd HIVUIIUVMM."""" "- -' tlltjtj in ... .,. ... .... v. .... ...... j sources of tho city, and .is u fmtor mid tho destlnutlon of the trip into, AFTER LONG JOURNEY In 1 1 I n k Hie foundation on uhlrh the kiiIIiI growth of the city rests When thu slump camo, and he could llrul no outlet for his restlcbs miergles, hn closed up his affairs unci the country, ho replied that lie knewj nothing about It. When nskod If h (Onrenuon pnuu inu i;ugiinu women n suireitn in in-, Frw Dlilurlwtiin-t. dustry during iho war has threaten-1 from the start or inn roinenuoii ;oa j,olllo lfl. tnrMr. to Uio rinaio on nun- ttbt Sitirdiy. things moved along I food fuhlon. An mitntJiidi'1'' ilirt c( tie relt'liratlon was the btUttsi that prnallcd roinmen- t U due Chief of Police Wlltmu (llimtn In the mnniivr In which rkiilled the crowds. Hut a few t tllstiirbtncM, that are a part of I ttlebratlom, wero reported ilur the work hu did heiv Ho Iiiih, how- TOBY MILLER SHOWS GAMENESS IN BOUT WITH EARL RICHIE Klghtron NVw Yorkers, nro fo ar- rlvn In Tf In ninth I.iIIa snro-ntlmn thl Mr. Long or Mr. Cox wero In the city aftornoon nfter havnB bppn 0()t for his was the enigmatical teply of gevcrn, wcflks oa th(J naUonn! parkr "you can search mo." Nevertheless. tour of tho Travo, c,b of Anieca. ho was with the gentlemen all of es-lTll0 tour3 aro ,jm,cr tho ,U4)lce, of terday, and accompanied them to . i, ,! u,.., - .. over, kept In clone touch with tho the train this liurnlnir ... . . i . ' mL .... .. , . ..... , ' 8 ""rnrnt.. Was tho Babcoc'c party. The Tour affairs cf this city, but notwIthstan.L Thpro havo ,)eon manJP rumors Clllb wl follow practlcally th, same lug this, ho was surprised nt tho connecting tho Long-Hell company ' pr0Bram that Mio Mana.-husetta For Krenl change that has taken placu In wlth futuro development of tho Ium-0stry Association followed the past onii joarn In comment- 1)urnB huslness in this territory, and The visitors who havo been -at Ing on It ho said, (naturally every time Mr. Long conies Crater Lake and who will be hero for I thought that I was keeping horo lht.so rumorB nr0 rovved. That tho next twenty four hours are: Mrs. closo tab on thu development of hlH coming Is precedent to some de-1 Arthur Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Klamath Falls, but I waB far from velonment Is certain, hut-whether! nnv xr i.nm. ah,r WmHoriot -' -- ..w . , . awHHW ...... ..f & ul -. doing so. i can seo now mat more i& .hut will bo In connection with th h. PhrUrpnson. misr HpIa vn. nr. hie, af-J uullillnB hero a city that will outstrip nooth-Kclly timber, or something 'and Mrs. O. O. Cooper with their son :ht. nl-!""lhl".BI P.vor. dron,nL'J ot ani ":olso, no one who should know nny-Lnnd daughter, A. P. Palmer. Mrs. Wm. D. Dettmnr, Col. and Mrs L H. Relchelderfer, James T. Harding, Miss Marie M. Shultz, C. A. Wllkle, Only tho gamonoss of Toluv Miller i In facing 180 pound Karl llichl Inr llnhhv Allnn rnrimml t. flirhl. 11 . I ""' ""h ' uiuuihuu wi, uuu 11 u.. nn nna uihn chnnM L.nu. nm-. nml H.n.l.l A . -tt . .. lavavwuHa-maxvh- - -. i, i- t x. . -wpwMw ' uu m ntw - -. a uhu(,iivvi f iwimcvu.; ... ""'"- iw,i ,hn Mini pnilmrn.1 nn fli.l. ! rwiaiiiuui runs noes nui soon oecomn. ,,,, ,,. ,, ,m 1L. .1 .1... ... 4 . .-. ,.... -.w ...... - n- - .... ... . i O wwv - ..... 4Mn mi an ion juucu wio roru ,;ur- .,, . ,,, . ,,'lln' second Cliy or Uregon I will bo itiitoeooly major dUturbancc, .tw ,i..,i.. very much mistaken. On the out- u.t i I.IIUUI.U n nuu mii; ivmi aisitiiii. F,M,MI1, n.. i. L-.-.i n. i,... ...i., sldo It Is attracting a great deal ot a.. ... .fll-ll IljllIKIlIl 1IUL IIL 1.IIIJ Hint. Illlll M HtiKir nithl s araile, with closo ' muivi.. i ..... .i. i.i..iin inr niiiur uiiRiunii rc-.um uuu 1 t vv ia m iiiiv ntin tuti uift Niaior fflturA nf thn rnnvitntlnii. .WArlailartlng the parade was u," ",H ,,CU0M B n c,0,,r ru"e " roiti ieiii in roiiihinir 10 mcci inu ineir wny 10 uaKianit, catir.. iletp for by tho entliuilnsm nnd Ii of the marchers, coupled with the ii that gathered on thu Klreets Bend Wln Vlmt I'rlrf WILLIASt HIMMH ARRESTKD. William Slmms, who resides upon . Miss Margaret Price. T. B. Van Als- attentlon, and the ilevolopuTynt Is u ranch near Merrill, nnd who con. tlnn Mioo ninneh w Vnn Aioiino i..... '..'. . . . ' . i""- " -""" fusud to meet Miller. Many fnns lnl.-hU,"K lV "u ,u, ",Nl jro'" "ow "' , ducted tno Kodeo during tho Klks and Charles C. Hoyo, hard-hitting Miller. Thu O'llrleu Wngnor bout was called off, and Wnugli nnd Herniird failed to appeir Mr. Hounsuvoll Is nccompanled by-Convention, has been arrested for a!-' his wife, and they stopped off hero locod assault ami hnttorr tinnn Hie. TiiTtRR rniTPr.KS aiir .mivrn. young son of William True. Tho case j will bo heard by Judge N. J. CJiap-j Tho week has been a busy one for ninn this afternoon. i Dan Cupid, tho result being two wed- taJ'l "baby lodRe of I.Iks" wa I " ",n,r ,rin,I't-'l I33 Pound semi- fttefeature. both In uuliiueneHs'VNl,,l,,,l nffulr. Matchmaker Sanfotd mirth-producing, throughout Mtlre line of march Curbed as I boys, la knee pants and purple ana tarrying milk bottles, TaHlywon flrat prlzo among tho I eatrloa. Toward the end of on their wny to 'where they aro going to visit Mr ltoiui8eell'n parents Ho has Just returned from Trance, where ho has boon with the overseas forces in one of tho hospital units for tho past 18 months. Ills friends are already urging him to forget about Butte and stay in Klamath Kails, and once more homo, lend his efforts towuids tho making i delesatlon camu 300 nound O'Kane, Bend's bluest Klk, ra ine time of bis llfu, tossing "tin hi rickshaw fumbling with t Bilk bottle. Ills "chariot" 1 4ran by fcllovm n iimn nt 1 Bnd lodge. Dalles lodge-mother of the "," was tho banner thai M.n Won from thn I)n,s carried. - toiiowins tho Bend root In- They wero drnasn.i i ... nlund brought a laugh nil thn ' McMlnnvllle-8 entry, a hnlf- motor ear. .,in.i ...... .... nti Oarago flro. r .ii, 'ef the parade It horo a ban. """tUled.-Wocamolo raisforflrewater-wogot Aihland Uah Uai ri l4'. beautiful float, bearing grated float. It bore Mod- Iiwl . "Promotive.. It '';Wn,lll;,tp,lr. !und bunting, r.rent was tho float Was decnrnl.l i... .i... ,BI comnanv nl,l.i i... &.'.r- I bu I,... """"u,u 'io convon "Mbeen tho kui.i... . .. .,.,..' "t was as striking ::!"':-'' 1 '111 or J""" ro1 ln ie Udlea r :"" y six rtk,70 K,amilth Palis. at tt--t tho ltolNnrThir.l!;nvonron- -j '""uviues In tho was not In fault for tho uon-nppuar nnco ot thn flghtois, and ho was most willing to return tho fnn's money, when ha found out that ho could not stage tho entire card as ho had plnii- nml. Tober Miller boxed gamely during:"' '""" ' 1" t - HAYS ??yl his six-round go with Karl Rlchlu. A felony charge ngalnst Sid Trazer dings on Saturday, and one on Sun- Is also to come before the judge, for day. N tho thoft of his sister's car, M.-s. Ida I n. A. Hawks and Llllie Benning T (Coon nued on paijo 4) going to be. The punching Oakland boy Jabhod and Jolted Hlctvlo often nnd gave tho fans enough excitement to keep tlunn on edgo. Mlllor loaves tomorrow, morning for Portland and tho many, friends ho has ma lo during his .short stay, nro confident that ho will make any of tho Iloso City wiiltor-welghts I stop about tho nqunrod-rlng. j Ixuilo Lyons boxod n four-round ex hibition go within Curloy Maxwell., C- t'liilorwocd. proprietor of Neither damaged each othor-thoy rndorwoo.l a DniR Store purchased exhibited nlono agility and foot-' ',"ouh ,ho 0J' Magulro Ronlty work. Lyons roforood tho Miller-1 J-'i" "" " "' ", "u "'" " ltlchlo bout nnd was kept busy dodg Ilhompson. A warrnnt is out for the ton, both residents of Shlpplngton, arrest of John Dee, who is charged wore granted a license at the Clerk's with breaking lu'o Mrs. BsiboS office. Judge N. J. Chapman mar ried them tho same day. Tho second couple to be wedded on tho fateful day was Samuel Clark WILL CAUHK HOSTILITIES .Cadenhead. the Southern Pacific agent at Cblloquln, and Rnnhln. A. wahiunu-iuin. Aug. iHrnom.'GnyI, of tho 8am0 place, as Millard. Ameri.-nn writer attached j A thlrd weddIng was that of isiah to th Chinese peace delegation, told , w McLaughlin to Itosa Shldler. both N IN STREET I the Sonate foroiga Relation Commit tee, It was tho unanimous opinion of the Auiorlcan exports on far eastern nf fairs at Vorsuilloi, that war must 1 lesult from tho treaty provision, glv-l ling Japuneso control ot Shantung. of Klamath Falls, 'tho brldo having boon raised and educated hero. Hev n. P. Lawrenco performed the cere niony. Ing tho punches that both flghtors lovelcd nt htm whon ho broke In on their clinches. According to many fans who wit HOfwad itho tights tho boxing gumo was far from increased In popularity owing to tho non-appournnco of sev eral of tho boxers who wuro sched uled to box. M I LI JON H WALK TO WORK I)UK TO TRACTION STIUKi: NKW YORK, Aug. 18. Duo to tho traction strlko millions of poo plo fought their way to work this morning In surfaco earn or wnlkod through a hoavy rainstorm, Subways nnd olovatod linos aro completely tlod up, i nrcns driven kiiom odkssa LONDON, Aug. 18. Reports re ceived horo nro to tho offect that tho bolshovikl havo boon driven from Odessa by tho populace of tho city. Tho aovlot forces nro evncuatlng Kiev. Mnstou piopeity with a (ir.-foot f i outage anil 130 foot on Sovcnth stiont. It Is on tho northwest comer. Tho proporty belonged to Mrs. Giaco Mason and una tho former homo of Mr. Umtorwo ),1'b Drug store somo is years ago. no ptuns novo been made by tho purchaser for the futuro, his transaction being In the uaturo ot Investment. pirn: ciiinr 1SSUKS WAKMXO. Flro, Chief Mlllor today Issuod a final warning on tho question of cleaning up tho alleys in tho city. It Is time this was dono. A serious conflagration was nar- ' rowly oscnpod Sunday, duo en- SHORT CIRCUIT IS CAUSE OF BLAZE Tho tonslon under which tho poo plo nro laboring on account of tho rocont fires was tightened to the breaking point again this aftornoon whon tho alarm summoned tho do pnrtmont to tho Hoaglnnd & McCol lum gnrago, whoro groat clouds ot smoko pourod out of tin building. It dovolopod that tho trouble wn3 causod from burning gasollno that was Ignited by a, short circuit. Tho flamos woro confined to tho automo bllo whoro tho flro atortod and no dnmngo was dono, except Intitorln? somo of tho paint on the macblno. WKimixo SKcnr.T out. Miss Ina May Akin, and Albert L. Christl are two people in Klamath Falls who aro ready to swear that It Is impossible to keep n wedding a se cret for more than a week, and that threo months Is out ot the question. Tho young people, who aro well known horo woro married tho 12th of August and It was their plan to keop their union secret from the gen eral public for at least threo months, but Saturday they returned home to find that their home had beon decor- tlrely to tho accumulation ot rubbish nnd bark In tho roar ot tho Hotel Hnll. This is a mat- i . , ... ,. .. . , ... . ,. ,. , . . IttlUU Willi 11CU, BI&11B, UUU UIU BUUU3 during their absenco and there was nothing left for them, but to own up to tho fact of tholr having been mar rlod for nearly a week. ter In which the Flro Chlot should not temporize either havo tho alleys cloaned and kept clean or prosocuto those respon- slblo for it. Thoro has beon too much monkey business about this thing and too many "warning" Issuod. Tho tlmo for notion Is at hand and tho bust- riess man or property ownor who will not do his plain duty ? should bo -shown no llenoncy. Chief Mlllor Is trying to do hi duty. Ho has boon laboring un- dor n hoavy Unndlcap nnd lt 4 Is tho plain duty of every bust- ness man to holp him out. It Is n plain obligation that oltizoni 4 owo to tho department. SERIOUS FIRE AVERTED. Flro started in tho basement ot the Swansen Barber Shop yes terday forenoon about 11 o'clock nnd for a tlmo threatened to do consider able damage, Tho flames quickly spread, to n rubbish pile consisting ot tar paper nnd other lnflamniablos in the nlloy back ot the hardware store, and sent great clouds of black smoke Into tho second and third storlos of tho building, Flro chlot Miller was able ta.xttngutsh tho blnzo with chemi cals betoro It gained any headway. WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 18. Strained relations between the Unit ed States and Mexico exist today, ac cording to the state department, fol lowing the announcement from El Paso, Texas, that two American army aviators aro being held some where in bouth of the Big Bend dls itrlct In Mexico, for 15,000 ransom. The two lieutenants are PaulH. DaIa and Harold C. Peterson, who disappeared from El Paso eight days ago. Authorities at Marfa, Texas, received the demands ot the bandits yesterday. They demanded that the money be paid in gold to DawktM Kilpatrick, at Candelarla, Texas, by tonight, or the Americans would ba killed. Another message received in Marfa, signed by the aviators, aSked that the ransom be paid. Members of the military forces In Washington considered the situation very serious, much more so than cit izens in authority. The state depart ment made vigorous representations today to the Mexican government. Trouble has been on the horizon with Mexico ever since several Bail ors were robbed by Mexican bandits some few- weeks ago. Indications are that unless the present situation Is cleared by the Mexican govern ment, that immediate steps will bo taken by the United States to put an end to the many disturbances that have been taking place on the bor der for many months. The American embassy at Mexico City has been Instructed to call upon the Mexican government for qulelc action. The United States must either furnish the sum demanded and charge it against the Carranza government or call upon the Mexican government to pay It direct. It is said there is some; uncertainty whether the aviators landed at Mexico by mis take or, as they claimed, landed en the American aide and were captured: there. They woro on border patrol duty. PORTLAND, Aug. IS. Lieutenant Davis, who is held by the Mexican bandits, enlisted from Poitlaud, and was sent to San Antonio to train soon after the war btarted he was there as Instructor. His parents live nt Strath more, California. He Is 23 years of ago ami was a sopnomcre at stan- foul University tn Palo Alto, Calif. LOCAL SERVICE MEN GET THEIR CHARTER Local members ot the petitioning post ot the American Legion have beon awarded for their long wait, with the final arrival ot their chart tor, which entitles them to full mem bership In tho American Legion. A meeting of all service men will bo held tho latter part ot this week. the definlto dato being announced to morrow. Election of officers will no doubt take place as well as tho elec tion ot a delegate to attend the stato convention In Portland. The conven tion will bo the tlrst of its kind in tho state and will be ot special In terest In that Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Jr. will address tho assembly. WILL LeSvE TOMORROW. Mrs. Helen Fisher and daughter, Miss Carmel Miller, will leave tomor row morning for Oakland, whore Miss Caimol will cntor Heall's Busi ness College to take a commercial courso and study Spanish. Mru. FlsH pr will spend a few wooks vlsltlnij about San Francisco. J Ifr
