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Foiirteoiitli Ytmr -No. 3035
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESD'AY, JUNE 1, 1920
PUTTING IN PUMPING
SYSTEM AT MERRILL
AllgHl Ulle.lli hai in n. rir
jro.!WlH, M I., , IIM( If, . ri)n.
Hun Mill) Oil IMgnlloll Uni IImi Iio
lU IllMnlllliK ll"r Merrill yu, , ,
i.. .... ... ...
,..... j or... ir Jiinli Hat Ihii
Irlllg III cl lrtrr por fr
pumping but finally i,a. , t,in,xn
i... Ih t.l.red mi Ih "'" ""'" "' '" ""' meant
UrBim ". If
LOCAL TWJRLER M0NE RAISED-
GJITHEBSSCOBE TO WAGE WAfl ON
OF STRIKEOUTS GRASSHOPPERS
Price Five Cents
t ii.i. ....
P UlftlAlllMK A :'. iun.fltM.i.Mf '"" """ tmt "" "T Wtlt nufciirni Mful ririv iiiTian
rw,:.;. ..;;.;,,.,;.' '' '' . -. . ;: '' h'"r" H"M,U'
7i. " " ' ...., . 1,1,1,1 ' l III irragata 1 1(1 arr-it of ""'" " ' "7 a n-iu-i, aa n,j ,.-n for flllllnjc lb. " """' " l'""'" r.ver ainee
IIom of lr 1 ,,,, ". M,;M nubile' l"ul ",,,M " '" J1 r-l ami """" "' " "' ' ,,,I,0M w" """'r rraMhnpper plague In that a-ctlon ,h- ae,'"n- l"M'lt th- fracture, the
riii sf l" "' p ,i,.. '.''.'tog II ilUUur of 310 ft j"'" '"'"r Ihrnughoul the game, the Ji.fnre .-tiling down to plan In n Iall"nt ha bn eonteloua at Inter
$,llti .mM N" ' , .' II I. etllnuited Hut lli r.i.1 nf,V"',' '"""' "" tpHlr at liU termination campaign the party took vu ! -onlder.d mlrariilon by
clfl ''"" r'r '" . '. ,,, I handling II.I. plant. ba-d on a S. , '"',rr " ' """ "Tt"' "" -''''. automobile, ami rl.lt-.l ionic of the """ that be could have received
Ul .allh u,b"r""" .,","" Mr irrigation i-rM. .ill i. ,b.1U '" "" r-u, " ""' ''"' r llll-!lnfr.i,l tiUU mh-r- lb ork of lb.' ,b" h,,ru b- "d anilllre
, UH.fMMMa n7t -l M'iO . ..Mun ' l J "Mh lllllon allowMl w.,(. . Dolnlml out l. Counlr1
lunl notpiiai n.inr.iay an ,;. ,.,,. . ,, , .,, - . - t. -
. - , ...... ,, m,t hki Airm i nu in a and oiarzm i n or
MM JOIN IN
OBSERVANCE OF
MEMORIAL DAY
rwnratlnn day nerrlcw for thu
,U0flk otiiaa lml of lb !'"
tr BllJ I
f Marpb) I'" "' f" lbl "i0"
III but Mid b uld Im barb or
m olbf fprinlaltr of lh
billk wflf "ould U lil, In lv
ef llt ' ' " ,iy "" '" '
fU ll",('r'l'(
a ib mcnllnia ib duifi'l aiior-
On XI uud( 'I " t" Ihn 'l")-,
ELKS REPORT
SPLENDID Tfl
IP'
PHYSICIANS BELIEVE
SNYDER WILL LIVE
ft til Muydfr. I lie OdfMia toitor
I who wan run oir hj n fl i-.n trurk
Uat -k und nvvtty Inlurrd In
ntiil iniifoiiut nnil'mprtniir if ih ,
t-itnn iroxri-M lonard ttrnsmry ton
tinu. will ultlmili-ly nurviru thi
arrldrnt t
Hnydir rrrolrod a frirturod uVull
a w a irlou Intrrnal lnjurla '
iIhIumIIN l.. . fl..llu 1 ... it HtlrVHflTXA Irlll IPaflllllM lit ?...! '
'--' n numiaj io lon.iurr j- ""'"-"' -m nvjct,, hrw of their eountry'a
wara tad otf according to pr
cram and without a hitch of ay
kind to mar the lmpr?jretiM of
th crrmonli.
In th morn In it a military pirado,
rompod of Tctran of many wra
and the Hoy Hcoula marchrd from
in city hall to Ihe cemetnry
trwd flown upon th laat trtt
Inc placa of loldlora tbrrc.
Tbu parade wan ld by Capt. O. C.
Appl'ffaK irrand marshal, Cpt. I.
H. I.e. Confcderatu retoran. a4
U'm. It fibDok, atandard barer, o
honback. Mr. Shook was the cob.
out :o mm ThU I. a rt-eord on tb tret lon brought clar' realization.
local tlrld 0( ,,,, .rloua ronxxjunnc- of IndIN
Hilton 1. n.M.. i I.' i ...... t. I . .. . . . . - .
- - - -- iimwiiu iid( iu io9 piafui anu on return
county and ll knon In all. but 'in lo thn ball lh tnrtlnr d-clared
a .llrhr . .(ranter until r to lh hill acalntt the lonr.
Mumlar llllion lrnd mot of hl'lrrr,i .tirr.v.r.
I'lirinnc lurinx tb tno )rr, h- a
ltl, 1'nrln HMl' fortfa To th-
T1I Bt n tliro( ti'm in
lUlr. lljlu lb ll)tlrfln of I'll.lni
hi ikptiao riiiir nifht and ll
j U wji totd to , racb acre In
Ibi lftfilfi irii mxf Initim 9
W. DEVELOP
HOT SPIES
but lb (ii lurnn.J out In aurprin
r,t.lor ot in. i.i x- J".4lJau. -rfr (nilUi at Alura. '"" " 'hI'. Indlctm Ibat
Jul bo 'r ib Wflfal clfxli. r , ..... . ... ,. ' . . " "
(lib cmt4in aillcitrnd I a mt
Itr fr ifotuUliiin
llmj bate oioe of tb- old rnlhua
Umm mi not "-, m thr da)i ob
k-fitj inf. oirr tb trfrtinrr ("' "" ,r '"' wi a not ib
Ami, tntrfril btl IH ItOt'. "" "4I"' "" I "" '
t4r. a ttnMcl ,r Ut na , Ktewalh iklr, two or- in ll.r
IH- br unin4 on r ,, kt ltiv mr9tlut, rj f.rM. '"l Ib" and Iioth lbr on tally
it(ftrrlb bfldi bf a orun r4.j tt, 4 iM-clIni In blh',,'r ''" ' ' '"fr limln.
Hot aprlnic on the old Iiare Vln-'t-nnr nUndar.l barr In Cinltn A1
I Ml ih.. h lH.k. Iik4 a imifr '. , rrv ,, for ,,, ad,.n l'Ur" " " wn lde of Ijinicell plat'. company dwlnit the Modoe
!. bid day for a ball cm. ra(nn rMm,en TnI, u ea,cl,aM r,h"' ,n4t b"p lon 'n k"n " -r and came from bU hom In
lo rai.n IS.JOO. or morr ll.ilf that '""' "" '? 'any wtueM ot,iairy miclally to participate In the
urn 4. rrpreM-nu-d In tho prr-nt ' ,h" T"'r ,0 ,h",r m",lclna' Proper-' parade KUhty men of the local !.e-
! i fi rt lira n M.Ml.tlw .lll..l l a .. .. . ' .
at the meotlnc Any urplu left - - .i...i umu-u ; mwo inm, aan oinr Teieran. lea or
u-r !, , - . -i . -... ... "' ' lurucr. woo pucnaMxj ine.J
rrfundnl pro rata to tbn contrlbut-j
ur It will take I 'I da)i or two
Vlnion ranch lat fall
Mr Turner' plana for
ir f.-i.-H .. . j
j, ... v..iuaM. mi cuiiiouiaacr.
I followed on foot, double colama,
develop- and back of them marched the de-
,. . ... , ,....,,.., . i ... .! '-.. . . " .t-..-
.-V to reJrh the ak of the riRht '"r"" :- "' i" ' '". y ncnnia.
axa'nn the Inircta i point where he lu three hatha under command of Scoutmajter R.
riu,i'iivi lor UR oi RUfirerfl irom . a. r rx.
re-iamaiKin erice .h...,.f
-(
II 1) No-HI.
and other maladlei' At the cemetery, due to tbo
tllllf ! 'fttlll ((Killon nki aNJ Lutluy. u .,..... fi i Titer the Irfl ht.n.lr.1 i. -I,..
While imNchm l fol fHfil lo.v,f Mlrbd M.tt at lb v.u.. f. V..i.i,r,'Ml manager, told the Rleftlnr; he wnicb lli wateri hire nrnt.l hlrhlr . thouclitfulneu of larflon of the il-
lif ki.'.I roomin beu.M no dlft Tb fullowlne tf4l I'.li wie Ibej' b' I'"! ihraucboHt bU Hay Ini MW ''" U "' hU po,'r lo "tur,? ' beneficial In treatlnic He cxt-et. ai lief Corps, the ex-s-rvlce men found
.U.ito no luubd Ten or lbfr if it. u- a u'u .i....... .......tb Un rk. i...i. .i.. ,A .,. iuce rrom tne icorernmeni
track id ptii.le Uw. w. ciil jff.nd iaH mtrr ll W ll.,H,ion '" '" ! ! from bl. .uce..or I "mnl?e of thre wai appoint-
I oj-.f Ufr the bllfi .fiur nlir.l ,Hrr M. V UwniV m - rtleed In the .rnlh by "'' "' ,u'-r,u,, 1"' a-in-ncltaae of the
l4r lb KOH.lan. Uf lb- public tmr,l lo,.l Ul,M. Ilr l II Noel Willi ho no more .ucce..furCm,M,'Sn 'nJ or'trk" ,l Kne"y
llib mml the hftlito tr fiim r.tr.ml l.n.ti. ii,i.i ii UiiH Tn.r They are Jame otoraan. I. It Uol-
tl kUk Mfic u brwid ant ? j rndTw..d. tti nitlH ruler I umornl that lfor.. the came
WiiJ'tsJie : any one rrtaiisi VrauV ii l'p. cUfUlu. II C lm. 't-ri. U, Uulnn w.i m taror of
I uVnii u rnraii:iion "t,n r
Mab! iiinltiu io rral the i
aalatllna la offrrd
teirf of rirt t.atrr. did not
rr. rrvtari 4ide H V Kuken. ib tuitort It la u rumored that
dall Tbarlet Martin I. ! HulllUB , Ibr cal Ullln turn will m more
and fd Collin jcarrfut nit tim aa KUmaih ha a
Tb M) fe toll) f-nlertaln. i team that will ceme fcond to none
iNUf Ibire mihi frcm tu,mttt ' ' ,',,,' Allnra ind liketiea and
lit at llb Qftlcf ManiUt and re- f"f"M " plrndl.l Irlp
failltf abwiluUI) u aptMar (Of lam-j T" ,'l, arallen alarta lb flrt
lulloa. bo II auuld that lb ot Jgn hlS ""'J '"' ' W
uialar far rnfut'emtnl of tb la 'n"ln announf- Ibat th-re will
Bait b uiarbauUd In lbl. fcj-ft If B" fT wretlnci of the local
tri I, to b. (raeral urkln out of ,m,c" MM", u" " Thurd of
lb.fotam jibe month
tM.-'!f,"f'.. 1 a,.a U":lt '"""".TWO nUTI.I.N M.tlllllKH
... .Ru.i.uuaia unuer uaran-
The couilnic ifaaou la looked upon ai
tit.
IIV JIHTIIi: t'll.U'MAV
TIL ,fe r r: r?"- ,""'" t. .d m,. m.t d wn..n.
no 1 w III. while we afo Un-1 ,.,,,. . , ,.h..
rf.v..1 ... - ijuitice r j i napman
dr radical Ifralment? The aw (or ,.fc.., . Uk ... ,
ijj. -..,... . I ' harlea (ba(fer, an employe ot
laiubd.;;, V"" A"0,h,Vi" A0" '"'"' ""'P-nr. and
w. iw '1 ,0,w'e,,,- -""'cur. A n.rdn-r re ..m marr.e.1
.ir L r "U '".r "h" K""Ur hr Jud.e Chapman Tbey
. . .. ' I A marriage llrenw. bat Urn lued
ABd old . the oueailon Umi old lo K..rd l. KetloKK and rMna A
,.Tn "" "'' 'Hradhernof lbl. eliy
- Biwra IDs niiin.i
A mmtlln nf Hi.
ene of crrat
tandl'olr.t
Tbe Klanalb team
lea C U" form Sunday
handlrl hla part In tbe
oikrj like they had ben playing'
inciier all araton Klamath only
made four error during the ruum
Neat Hunday tlranli Taat playa on
the heme field Krom all the avail
able dope (he Orantt I'a club haa a
Ironitr lineup than haa Vreka al
tbiiUKh the two haven't met Ihla aea
on can alwaa lm expected that
a cood lum cam from tbe Kouge
river town
KUmtth KalU All ll II 811
.MonlRcimrry. m. . & 1
brook, f-'rank Kltbtuba
Th" county farm burrau has 1.000 numbor of poroo bva taken treat-
poundt of artenlc on tbe road for ment io far One flonanz.1 realdent.
ute In tbe ram palm One pound will o badly erlpplod by rbeumatlam
polton 100 pound of bran, ao the j tt i,e wa carried to the aprlnici on
tblpment will prepare 10 tona of bran a atretcber. walkel away completely
mixture Karh 100 imundt-of mix-, relieved after a few Java' coume of
ihe fame of th retort tprcadt. to In' that all oldler grave bad bai
tall more convenience and ultl-' roirked with flag. Illomoma wen
mttely to make the place one of tho laid on erery mound and .at the laat
leading hraltb retort of the ttate I one the Ker. S. J. Chancy made aa
Camping faclllllea are available at 'appropriate addreaa and offered a
profent for automobile parti". and a'brief and ImpresMve prayer.
In the Bflerooon another jurade.
coinK(ed of veterani. Hoy Scout,
the chool brigade, and Woman' Re
lief Corp. wa formed and marcbed
to the rlrcr, where flowers wen
at re wed upon the water .at a mark
of retpect to tbe heroea who periak
ed at aea. After tbe W. R. C. ritual
ucceaa from evrrr l,ur" '" I'ol'on from one to two acre . lulba and treatment.
lon Ibe batching rround to 10 or IS I Th mnrt It nine mlloa from iln.
ahow l ll I"' "n l" Wta are more wlde-'nanta on the main road on the weat ws flnlhJ tbe proceMlon retra4
... ' J" lr tcaiierod I aide of the valley It ha been a . lo ,he "" 'n h rr of the court
r.very manl .. . '...-, ..... ... ... ... houe when Hterarr exerelaen wr
lw.1 .l un oniuy tiockmen anil Otners KJn,'"nK piarc ior RrncrJiiom mr ----
. . . I hi avuk...i . ... wiil at. . . t inniini ipnrn mun a p.rnn nmi .ail. . --
poiiioie. anil llir. team aa a wbolei lr'ln4 M" ",,u m- tuunif toi - -- -.
. .h i.-iM.k .M..u . j..-i. ' inrn l wnn ,nnv in mM rtn.i
of the water and for
at the Klamath agency lo devlao wrnia who know
The Iter. E. I. Ivrence deliver
ed the Invocation. Rencral Logan's
hfl.m.llt ..il
" Coqnilrt Medical aatoclatlon
aibtld Haturday enlng lb. frt
Jlare U.f0tn the w.r4nd the mailer
laral co-operation by local phy
' in in. health cruaade wat In
(Havre,) .11 lhll .,,,. .,.,.,,
f""d ibe campaign and empha-
MICKIE SAYS
araatararaaiaataTaw
NB. VMAlTa, u ru uau
'wwtl NIK CMriA ai.KkMi
xStt aSb ,w trtivv.., nal
OOMt TO tmiCHV tMVt VMsM
v,tm- rivpUR xrr ttVu
-w IAK -ru tOtfOR V3K
LEGION OPEN AIR
DANCE TOMORROW
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Tbe rimt open air dance In Ibe
new pavilion on the corner nf Hev
enlb and I'lfio atreeta will be held
tomorrow night under the auapltta
of Ibe American legion. AdmUalon
will be free, the dance beln-t it jlincy
affair In which thoto who dancu pay
for the privilege, but ipectttori are
nut taxed. Everybody la rordlnlly
Invited
Theiiew pavilion ha T000 iu.tro
fre( of nmoolh nrfco fur tho ill
vernlon of the dnvoteca of T-irplt
rhorn and I horn aliould bo plenty nf
room fir everyone, although the
liliUinKiimalll expect thai tho crowd
will utu otory nvultiiblu foul nl the
pncloiM plutform
Klley. 3li
Wrrell. cf
(Irernwood.
Clark, c. .
Hell, lb.
Ilretler, rf
Noel, rf
Calahan, If
Hilton, p. .
Tnlala
:b.
nlan for rirhilnr rrmUnu.. nn nrolertle
the Upper Marb An a.aeament ' many week of thl, ear partle. oforder of tbe day. e.tabllhlng Mem
wa levied on a ba.l. of 10 cent an ' "' "' '""". b" "" otoritVr' WMe rral Co,ne, "
acre, which up , the preaen, ha; generation, and camped on the T.lr- " ; """ b"' ,fcA-
irlied lout $1,000 Two or three nrr P'c. bathing "and drinking of - "" "' ' """ "'" v"" ""
time .hi. .mount I. nectary. Mr ' " of .he .pr.ng. r -.rt-, --- "
Tboma believe, although If action ' "UK cnrM have reiulted. aay Mr
la prompt the peata may be extermlnlTurner
ald with lea expvnae I tar no analysis of the water ha
Tbe committee In charge of opera- I" raade' but Mr Turner U,plan
tlona on the Upper Marab are II. 8 I ntnK to h,', a "ivelent chemlat
Orlg.by. r R. Hamilton and S j I nke Mraln.tlon of a aaraple of the
.39 10 12 C
vi:.vtiu:it iiiicout
Oregon- Tonight ami Weiliieaday,
fair ntul wtirinor; i:onllo northurly
Wlllllt,
Abbey and ..overn, auba.
Vreka All R
v Howard, 3b 4 1
Mde, c 4
lluchner, rf 4
Crowford, 2b. 4
DunAW ay, cf 4
II 811
1 1
11. Howard, lb.
MrCttrt. If
Hubbard, a
Tyrer. p
Willi, p
Callahan.
On tbe Upper Marah between MO.
000 or $50,000 worth of valuable
forage la at atake In the war on the!
graaahoppcr. In the Tule lake ec
110a ine loa. unie tne petta are
controlled, would be much larger a
all the crop ot the productive dl
trlct are threatened and the loaa
would run Into hundred of thou
sand ot dollar If the graathopper
were left to their own deatructlve
courae.
spring" product at once.
PR MACIf FOR
CHILO0OINS00N
n
is
HON
COUSIN
Total 32 j 1 j
Win off Tyrer. 10; Willi, 2
IIIih off Hilton, l; mrUoouu by
Milton. 20.
oliiul I Iio nevd of It and tint il.iliKor
of nt'Rluct.
Ho tho criiimlo ngnlnst social ills-
eiito linn I10011 atnrli'd. It hni tlm
aupport ot tho iihyalclanti ntul un
(jiiualloiiBbly of llin umjorlly of tho
cllliona of tho community. Tho dis
trict attorney ha promUott legal nc'
Hon toward utiforcoment of (ha ulmlo
luant act. All BMatB proinUlug fur u
pkyslcal and moral clean-up, but the
problem la complex and lh cyulcal
will await aoma definite rMUlta be
tpra applaudlDf too vlgoroaily.
HURT IIV IWI.I, lltOM TRUCIC
J. I'.ti, nn cmployo of tho I,amli
Lumber rompiuiy, I In tho Klumnth
KonorJl lioipltal, sufforlnit from a
nllght Injury to tho plno recolved
wlion ho foil from a loaded lumber
truck ycsionlity, Another truck
collided with Ihn one oil which lnpp
wn riding. HI Injury I not serious,
Governor Olrott today advised C.
K. Stona that he had appointed Jamea
H. DrUcoll fish and game commis
sioner to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Mr. Stone.
The announcement that Mr. Stone
has resigned will co mo aa a surprise
to the (H-oplo of tho county, for It
wa not generally known that ho had
reached such n decision. In tho re-
An up todate pharmacy will bo tlremcnt of Mr Slono tho county and
opened In Chlloquln at .111 early datoUtato auffor a dUtlnct loj. for no bet
by l'r.mk 11 Robinson, proprietor of Iter qualified iwrson In Oregon could
tlm Warren Hunt lunplial pharmacy. ,0 found for tho office than he. Ho
tu thli city, nccordhiK to nnnounco- ha never mlaaed an oppprtunlty to
meni mnuo ny .Mr. Koninson today.
Mr. Robinson wan In Chlloquln
Saturday and mado ilnnl arrwiKo-
menU for a alto,
bo located on
burg addre and Mis Dorothy EI
Holt rendered and exquisite vocal
solo.
Tho principal address was mad
by Fred A. Raker, a veteran of tha
Spanish American war and was aa
eloquent and appropriate trlbate t
tho men who sacrificed all In tho Mr
vice ot their country.
The audience then Joined la alaf
Ing "America." and a prayer by tka
Rev. E. P. Lawrence closed tke eg
e relies.
promote tho flah and game IntuVosts
of tho nt 11 to and his serving as com
mlKrtlouor prowi this, for tho service
Tho pharmacy will ( haa been given at a hoavy sacriflco
Main street. Tho to him. Evon In hla re-lcnlnr ho
building will bo eroded nt onco, nnd'hua not loat alght of tho purpose that
MARKET RKPORT
PORTLAND, June I. Catlta low
ar, prise nixed 114.70 aad 111; raat
of market qaotatloaa MQkaate4.
as soon an It I flnishod and tho
stock I secured tho placo will bo
opened for business,
The growth of Chlloquln and tho
possibility, of much greater dovol
opmont there causo Mr Robinson to
bollevo that tho venturo will be high
ly successful. Ho will spare no ex
penso ia giving the community an
ontirely modern and fully equipped
drag store wklck will supply all
preaeat aeeda aad make allowance
for far greatar developtatat.of Ike
cemmualty.
kept him on tho commission for sev
eral year after tho desiro to roslgn
took hold of him the making of
Qrcgon tho aportsmnn's paradise
tor his rosglnatlon carried with It a
recommendation that Bocured as his
successor a man well qnalltlod to
atep ,into the shoes of tho best fish
and gamo commissioner Oregon will
ever kave,
aoreraot Olcott exercised rare wis
dom la appelating Mr. Drlacoll. Ho
U particalarly weU equipped for tke
office, for 17 pereeaal experUace ke
PARTY ENJOYS DAY'S
OUTING AT KENO
A plcnlclng and fishing party com
posed of Fred English, Fay West.
Mr. and Mr. Frank R. Robinson aad
L. W. Hartley ot this city and Major
Malone apd Colonel Chllds, eagta
eers In charge ot construction of tke '
California-Oregon Power coaapeay
work at tho Keno plant, spent Sun
day In tho vicinity ot the Keno pow
er plant site.
Tho party visited the plant and
found It very Interesting, The new
power house I being rushed (a com
pletion by a crew of 130 meu, work
Ing In thrco shifts dally. Two largo
turblito engines nnd thrco generators
nro being Installod.
has mastered tho technical part of
fish propagation as well as becoming
thoroughly fumlllar with tho field
work vhllo acting as deputy game
warden. As head ot tho largest fire
Insuranco agency betwoen San Fran
cisco and Portland, which he founded
and built to Its prosont extensive
proportions, ho has demonstrated hla
ability as an organlier, an abllltr
that will ho valuable to the commla
slon In the work ot bringing to per
fection tho organisation ao aktr
started by hla predecessors. Klamath
county and Oregon may feel nMa
secure la tke belief that Mr, MatM'a
successor waa wisely ' cheat
that ke will prove wertky at
trust rB)ae; la him.
p