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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY.AUGUST 10,' 1920
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ills IiK""( releliia'i.in uver
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in. i i .1 meeting of Hi" Inti r cOutull
T ii r.illowing irngseripi of pror-ml-Iim'i
wtiB futnUli.il by ilia rvcrxury
of ihn (oiineilt
Tin. labor count II mm Monday.
AuRiikt 9, nml ilrow up plana fur a
ct'lnliinMim' In I if held mi Labor ilny.
It wns ituiiDiinrml dial a Hpeflal
train will In) run fruin Vnit, nml
tin. Tlmberworkor' union of Hint
town will nltund III ii hnly. lirlnxliiK
tlii'ir brass linml Otlnr fe.ituri.-t will
be n iiuruiln of 1 1 unions, speeches
mnl literary eiir l.ni In t In rorii -
noon in the nfitirnoun sport nfi
various kinn. mm u Iturwimll game
aro scheduled. Tin celebration will
terminate with a
iancn.
lammoth opmi-alr
Tint t-niiunllliii) in cliarxn roportu
that many Knorou ilonntloni Imrn
fcron riicvUnd from local huxlnxmi
Bouni'i. with iniirx Klfla promlsuil.
Ktcr)llilnj( Kit '
It la planned to have tbla e.ili'bra.
tlnn n unliiuo ono, In that ovorytlilnit
will Im free, no chars lolng madn
for nhy of (tin attraction! nchxitulml
No uxploltatlnn or rommerrlallsm In
fl
vonnerllon with this day' festivities. (today, will be filed ltli the luUrtatljcvn"U1''
will ho countminnreil by the laborjcommercii comiiil4lon soon, It was! In addition, ho calls attention to
niuwmntit, whlrh has inaile
himnlvii plans to offset any attempt
to profit on the tunny hundreds nf
visitors etpectiiil to ntlund.
A circular iHliir bnlng prnpareil
for tho vo'rlniis unions' pledges the
commute (n pr;i t-rvr a b? riMebra
t ton, nml contains the clause "If It's
official It's free, no concessions
will lie granli'd or given endorsement
by the l.abcr day romiultlee "
New OrKMnlmlliins
It was riiorleit to thn council that
tlio Typographical and Plumbers' I
unions have recently peifected or-
sanitation, and will be In operation
In the next few da)s, upon arrival of
their charters.
Prenlilint llesltrns
C K. Purker, president of the labor
council, tendered his resignation, ef-i
fectl Immediately The acceptance
was iinnulmous, and 11 special nieot-loni,
Ing Is called for August 13 to elect u
successor, Owing to Important husl-.hlm. lie was brought to the Warren
ness engagements, Mr. Parker wui.llnnt hospital jesterday. It Is re
unnblo to finish Monday's meeting, ported that bo I doing well and will
which was bundle. I by K. It. Calla
han, of tho Painters' union
tiiii:vi:h t.irr :iimhn)
IIAUIi IN l.i;Vi:i.ANI(wy ''own the tnuk was clear. I5o carrying mall from San Francisco ar-,"
1 iforo ho returned, however, u lnrge,"''l hero luto yesterday after a run
. Cl.KVI'LANO, August 10 Three ihoulder had rolled from tho hlUsldo,of four das, It hours and 3 mln-
Miandlts early today entered Hoi llerK-j01 ho track. He failed In n'on It utes.
nien'H Jewelry Htoro, In tho heart of 'n "'o dnrkueus and struck It nt full! r-
thn down town dlsttlct. shot nml er -
Inusly wounded two employes, loot
ed tho safe of Jewell y mid ill.imondH,
ot im istliunlil aliio nf $.10,(101),
nnd oscnpud Hi .111 automobile.
MICKIE SAYS
DONt CX PEEJGO lf US f
1UCMS 50)?., IN tVt' vWEB.
MP, oow; .VC6. N OOMJ NVWde.
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OHIO IIOI.IM
COM'MDliH. OhlOi AUK I'J.
Ohio ifitlay' voted I i pt "i
0 i iinitl.lttt.n Id eompl-to tin- ii'1'-
I SS
Ik hiiadrd Iy Li0VriO( Cox iim I
liiMt), it. yljfo-
oatoUS purl I
tinlllitixii In a
pi unary olwllon for governor,
Prilled MMifn 8"tii"r inmliM
h r tifi '! upi i ! i "it i ii. i
'Hint) iffi i.
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i CHICAGO.' Aug !' Th- railway
Inlmr board tu.lat !inn..-. (lni-.ii n
durisinu Increasing lli iiki of tit
ployeeri of the American Italluu) Ex
'ptcss company $3o 000 ono n year
Eighty thiwiiind linen unprovided
'ifiiil iiiyiiiiiii iiiii'ii imiuuviill'll
iy itfjiK'fLfMo.onQ.oon rnii-
f wnB .K ri nffiiflc.l. Tho
for liy IKrJHWif .iiiuO.ono.OOO rnll-'
wuy
nward InriVouclFvo to May I, 19to.
An inrri'ino ainountlna to 19 conti1
11 11 hour, will kIk inomntnKxrM ami
otlmr train nurvlcw nmployonn an la
criin (Sf $38 40 a iiTcntli' All othiir
.nmploycxfi will rucolvn ou Incruavn of
$33 ill a month '
WASHINGTON. Auit !. Use-
IWQRE PAY FOR i
EXPHESSKI
amiiiemlatlona that express' ratoi 'hii!jrnl,, conihlned, kIvo a population of
Inert-used $30,000,000 to absorb tuo
'wane award announced ut Chicago
compre-iannounced today by the general
!........! .1... k .1 n-n
i.ifuiivM 111 inn fiiuuriuai, iauviuy c,x
presi company.
Thrown from a railway "speeder"
when It collided with n boulder on
SECTION-WIN
MEETS MIS HIP
the track between Chlloquln and Al- Com,,a,1r "'"'H". compiled from
goma, Albert Comet. Southern Pa-1 "Kurcs covorlng tlio ntlro nation,
clllc section foreman nt Chlloo,uln.'l,,ow ,,iat Ihoro a"o 'Ivo Individuals
suffered severe concussion of tho 1 ,0 cncl1 Phono, nml tho ratio has been
bniln and laid unconstlous by tho l'""'' wor out very nccuratoly In
.side uf the track from Saturday 1 comparison with actual population
night until Into 8tindny afternoon, 'Inure.
when ho waj found by fellow work- J
who had become alarmed by hls,CROSS CONTINENT
long absence and gone In search of
rerover.
The foreman left Clilloquln Satur
day afternoon on tho "speeder" formal nutomobllo trip had been cstab.'Craler Uko hoto1 and Dlroctor
Algomn. to get tho mall. On the lUhod, when u llvo posongor machlno Mher of tho national park bureau'
i,l"" - '' - Tho car wna tossed clear of
the track by the Impact nnd Comet
landed hem! foremost
PARKER RESIGNS AS
LABOR COUNCIL HEAD
(J r Parker nnununcod today tUil
bo had tcmlored bis resignation oh
ipresldont of tho central labor coun-
i ..,,. ,. . .in" iruiuni .mv. Him win not ensasn
Jll.J:J2. -r -uslues,. hi. Plans being
.. .iv...ilui,i
It Is expected Hint a Hiiccessor wl II bo
. ....., v;.. ... . a"ivi.ii iiiuuilll., I-null
niKni,
Mr, Parker was elected president
ot tlio labor council when tho or
ganization was formed last Saptom
her, bo ho has held tho offico for np
proxlmntoly a year.
WORK HTII.fi lUIHIIINd ON
&IHM3 MOUNTAIN i.tl ni.Ii
II. II. ICdmomla Is In tho city to
day from tho Radillo Motintnln Lum
ber company's mill at Sprnguo river,
llo ropoits that tho rush ot construc
tion la still undorway and ovory ef
fort Is being mndo to hnvo tho plant
In oporntlou by Septombor 1.
TKNNKHHKK OONSIDKItH
.. HUFFlUOi: 1UTI1TCATION
NABHVILLB, Aug. 10. A Joint-
resolution, providing for thn rntlfl
cntlon ot tho federal woman sulTingo
nmondmont, was Introduced today
In both houses at tho Tonnoesoo log-
lalnturo. It wont on tho tablo until
tomorrow.
OFIWIffl-
At'Wnt lo fii'irrx w trrauntSf' PonTlMNJ'-'Atiir 10 -Th Mt
KIiiimi'Ii Full i-ipiil tln " "wfc IJurliwfty rotiHiifrori t ttil morn
I1.11111 hi'.l ii.iij, 1,' 1 h.. Klamttti ln' nritl&n onrouncMl it t unit lt-
(niiiiiy rli.uiilini of ronimcreo la a
iil-Rr'm tn 1 Ii 'llr'-( i-ifflf rrnnJi at
Vhlilnnion. Vh tliram rads:
Olrooicr of Cofihuj, ; . .
wmlilngton, I) C:
' (Jf fli-lal " oefwug aa nunoiin'ogd
Mlvna KlmnHlh Kfllln 1.801. Wo
huvo ever 1. 000 ri'KUtercil otorH,
mnl 1,3:3 chllilron of school
ri(utd
S(oiii of pnopln furnlHli affi
davit 1 hat they ttrii not I'niimor
iilml City directory bIm'k tinmca
nml nililri-riHcn Imlli utlriK ovor
9.000 pioplo Nu mo procpiluro In
oriliir to rocelvn u ro-rcimuii.
KI.AMATII COUNTY
CIIAMHCIl OK COMMBKCK,
v ri itnii nM..i.iUMi
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City of hlamnth Kail..
V K. Ilruinlimhurt?,
actlnc mayor.
T I. .Stanley, incretary, who haa
lin InvfutlRatliii; tho rcgUtratlou
roll ami school record, points out
thnt "" "Kures given In the tele-
"PProximaiuiy u.auu, or ouo more
1,mn n(l''l hj tho
government
In addition, he calls attention to
",0 'act "mt "",ro aro children
illfiilur srlinul nf.. nn.l linl-jrmtn Hi
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maximum school ogv and majority
not tnken account of In these figures, Soviet government In any pcaco con
bnsldes tho nuintwir of non-registered illtlons Is entitled to take Into ac
voters. County Clerk Do Lap ostl-'cunt tho fact of attacks made by the
K-1I04 tlio percentage of voters whokSoles upon Russia and that those at-
did not register for tho primary elec-
tlon at 25 per cent of tho masculine
and 40 pur cent of tho fcmlnlno
ellglbtes.
K. T. I.udden, telophono company
manager, states there are more than
1,200 phonos within tho city limits.
D17V"iDri 1 rvvxrrcirsrrx
Kt-LOKD LOWERED
.
NKW YORK, Aug, 10 Announco-
ment was made today that a now un-
umtiai ruworu ir 1110 iranscontineu
wh;i. 11. l.Mi;itlT
CHA.MIUS OW.VKItSllll'
Prank nut has sold his Intotost in
tho Wot Hnd UrjOcory lo Henry that It would bo up to the peoplo of
Hehnoldor, who has been In tlio em- Portland nml Oregon to sen that ado
ilo of the tlrm for some time. Tlio ' 'junto hotel facilities wore maintain
store will bo owned by Mr. .School. lor od nt Crater LnKo. lJQclopuiout nt
mid Sam l-'rmicls, tho latter having
been axsoclnted with Mr. Rlst. For
. ,1. . .. . .... ... . i
sontowhnt unsettlod. Ho will, how
vor, contllll, a, a wlont f KUm
...,. J.-.IU
CAItH COLI.IDK
Duo to hla Inability to bring his
car to a stop A, A. Llskey hud a nar-ltho
row escape from a. sorloua accident lima strenuously objected to bolng do
yesterday afternoon whon ho collided 'prlved ot tho management ot tho
with tho big tank car of tho Stand
ard Oil company nt cornor of Fifth
and Main streets. Ono of tho front
wheels ot tho Llskey car was smash
ed' und tho axlo nnd fendor badly
damaged. Tho tank car was, not
dnuingod, No ono was hurt.
KLAMATH l"OHT WILL
KLKOT OFFIOK1LS TONIGHT,
Klamath post, No. 8, ot tho Amor
lean Legion will oloct oftlcora for tho
coming year nt tho regular mooting
tonight. Dolognto to tho Astoria
convention will nlst report tho ro-
buIIh nt tho couvv (Inn. All mom-
he-i r,i-o urged ti
ir."'' ot tonight' i
In tho Import
ing nnd attend.
siaif nnnnn
I tfullHL)
"BBOKE" 1'i
IF PH8IBMIN
'' in fliiondal jflrtUi. h:ilrt)in
' ' " (l 1 l.m il to uik? ttie finan-
, .a,. W-blle W Thunnlay.
wiiD ths eommikHion wflLuiMt with
.,,,, ' , .
ion.mltti'1 Of innkr, tnfiri'liantFi,
itute nml ity offlofaN to il'mrnx fu
turn ork.
It wiih no lit It won IiVmI) that noma
roa.l work nwnrdu woulil ho inado
Intir this (if'rrnoon
I I'AIIIS, Aug, 10 Tho nuwlana
,iaH. captoreJ tU8 town of ciocha-
'now.f thui1 cuttnK ,hn Waraaw-Dan-
tiK raway, nccordlnr? to report
from tho French military mlnnlon to
Wanaw, received by wlrelesi today.
LONDON. Auk 10. ' I am still
hopeful for peace" were tho opening,
worus or i-remier i.ioya uvorces an -
noiincemmt In tho Houe of Com'
1110ns today, with regard to tho Rus-
ao-rollih crisis.
REDS GUT R I L mm
LIHC IjUMMII
I.loyd George declared tho Polish
attack was untustlflpit In thn nnlnlnn
- M
"' the British government, that the
lacka were delivered despite warning
of "'0 allies to Polund. The Soviet,
' declared, was entitled to demand
such guarantees as would bo exacted
by anX Power agalnsMhe reopening
of tho attacks.
PARK THE
STILL PEiS
PORTLAND. Aug. 10. Portland
,.,
cltlxen oro ready to go ahead along
, progrcsslvo lines for Crater Lake as
)a n- ..-.- -w . ...... nv ....
UOn as tho present controversy be -
, . ,,, ..,.,
settled, doclares H. II. Van Duior,
president of tho Portland chamber of
commorce.
j On tho occasion of Mr. Mather's
recent visit to Portland with tho np-
propnniions committee ot tho ua
tlunnl hnuso of representatives, the'
'
park director
announced that ho".
would oust l-arkhurst. and declared
Crater Lnka as a sconlc resort would
lrtually conio to an ond unleaa tlio
. . - .- . n . i . .. .
poupio oi ureson proriueu iiio nocos-
s.uy hotel fnc.llt.es. ho' threatened
Following his nnuounccmont, Gov
ernor Olcott declared that ho would
Inppoal to tho peoplo of Oregon to
!tako care ot the Crator Lake -sltua-I
tlon and President Van Duzer stated
thnt tho Portland Chamber ot Com-
merco would back such n move. In
meantime, howovor, Pnrkhurst
hotel and tho matter Is unsettled.
"Govornor Olcott, as I understand
It, has hold off on' tho mnttor until
Dlroctor Mathor and Mr. Pnrkhurst
could sottlo their controversy," said
Mr.' Van Duxor, "and as Boon as that
is dpno I bellevo tho govornor will
tako stops along -progressiva linos
and tho Portland chamber will got
solidly behind any undertaking
which will look towards hotel dovol
optn'ont nt tho park,"
IOCATi OOUPJ.K WKD
John William Swntsfagor nnd
Miss Ida Koslng wore married yes
terdny by Rov. C. F. Trlmblo. Roth
'aro residents of Klamath county.
VIW.MMVWH q KHTIOV
l)Vl. K1.V AJ.bVi:UKI
.
h PQriTE, ftirt'atia. An-?
l'i If a bolt of tlgh.nlni?
'liioll otrlkn Ihia tent tonlKht,
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M Im re ily ( t
Tlmbr, an
d a roarfresit-
P Hon of Pr' fi'th(Hli irowd
Inn a tent at. fljirintttlle. nx V
niloa north. 0 hvt- l nlaht
Ouuidi? a atorm w threat-
-nln." A fw teornxntx lamr a
Uli ef. I'a-btnUiK cntrd the
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burned the RV Mr. Timber
snd knortrd down igany w r-
shippers 4
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Whistles will toot for Klamath
Kolla tomorrow At 10 minutes be-
foro the hour set for the member
ship forum of tho Klamath county
chamber of commerco whistles will
romlnd members that it Is time to
drop their work, grab their hats and
start for the White Pelican hotel
where a fine 7S cent luneh wilt be
served In the cool main dlnlneroom.
The dlnlnir room will bo turned over
to the members tomorrow for a real
. "pep" mcetlna;. There Is a real tlrao
In store and no member should miss
the meeting. Do there at 12:30
prompt. The meeting will bo over In
Just one hour. Phono your reserva
tion to the secretary at 538 before 10
a. m. so that you will' be sure to have
a plate.
Tho "Twn o'clock" club of the
chamber started out' this morning to
secure additional now members and
reports Indicate spfendld "results:"
Tho -committee"- on Information and
statistics will held a meeting this
week to check up on the progress of
their work. Calls at the chamber are
becoming more numerous! every day
from peoplo whoso attention Is being
directed toward the wonderful oppor
tunities. In this section.
It. W. Tower, chairman of tho fish
and gamo committee has called a
meeting of his commlttco to transact
some Important business In conncc-
tlon with tho preservation of tho
gamo In this district.
Tho treasurer reports that there
I",u " "J"0 a ow woo navo not
called In responso to tho notification
that tholr dues are now duo and par-
. .... iuuii uuva uid uuw uuj anil
'hlo at tho First National bank,
I
T
J A wholo family of Jinxes conspired
Venter. IllV nflArnnn. in intn-fnm ...1.1.
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" fc """'.'." 7 . "".. w"r"mB" ol lnc
Warren Hunt hospital's motor oqulp-
mont. It started when tho ambu
lance, answering nn omorgoncy call,
struck n bad piece of road, whore
street construction Is underway on
Pncltlo Torraco, nnd disarranged Its
Inward workings so Hint It enmo to
,n standstill. Finding his first nld
.attempts fruitless, tho driver sent in
I an S. O. S, by phono.
I Dr. Mnsiov nnswnreit lint .Tlnr N'n.
3 rodo with hint and ho broke nn
axle. Dr. Hunt took a try nt It but
the third Jinx wns right on' tho Job
nnd beforo ho reached tho stalled
ambulanco 'ho stripped tho gears on
his car and camo to n stop. Dr.
Trunx, in ranking tho rounds ot tho
lumber enmps, had tho samo run of
luck and his car was hors do combat
whon noeded.
With all tho big cars victims of
the jinx clan, a last appeal was mado
to Frank Robinson, tho hospital's
pharmacy manager, who recently In
vested In a small "bug." Tho bug,
truo to typo, sklmmod over tho road
that proved a pitfall for tho lnrgor
cars and, with thrco tnxlcabs hur
rlodly pressod Into sorvco, invod tho
day. The patient missed nn nmhn.
lanco rldo but landed In tho hospltnl
snfoly.
WEATHER KKrortT
OREGON Wednesday fair, west
arly winds.
niMfiirn iinnflin I
u urn n n un
RIB D RICH
W S USUA
iOUKTHEIBW
ST SESSION OF
HIT? (NHL
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r.ilm an.l ibIh nmrkrni tho pro-
f'-liinr-i tt e'r council at Inst
nlifhtV wtlon Mayor !5lrulilo ll
wii.o c njlng trip anJ'C. K.
fft-kstnjitik(ify nrailHnr nf.
I'ttZSZw. M A,
, t.iin.
Ji liberations. ,:
tnq C
cour.
Tb petition of proporly cWricrs on
High street between Sixth and Sev-
luntli. for narrower paving and sjilo-
v.alks in tho Improroment of tho
block, was denied. They asked tho
paving bo cut fiom -10 feet, ns pro
nosed, to 25 feet ond tho sldowalk
J from six to fhe feet, becauso of ex
cessive cost of material.
Hum It Condemned
Tho barn at tho corner of Payno
alley nnd Klamath avenue was con
demned as a nuisance, on recom
mendation of tho health board. Ta
police Judge wa Instructed to notify
Mitchell, Stavers and Lewis of Port
land, the owners, and R. E. Smith,
local agent, to move tho barn and
clean up tho premises within IS day.
Mark Howard, assistant to the fire
chief, was granted a two weeks' vaca
tion, beginning August 23.
Improvement Ordiaaacas
Ordinances specifying the Improve
ment of Washington street, from
First street to Ewauna boulevard.
and Main street, from Spring street
oasterly to the city limits, passed to
third reading. A similar ordinance
on High street, between Sixth and
Seventh, passed to second reading.
The ordinance vacating a portion
ot Lakeview street passed to third
reading. The vacation la. on petition
o(.-4a KHnk- povslovBiont , com
pany, wliflhi-JMrVIUjtfcat the 'portion
to be vacated, about a block at tha
extreme northern end ot LAKoviaw
street. Is rarely used as a thorough-
faro.
Fine to General Fund
An ordinance provldfag that all
fines collected for violation ot city
ordinances be paid Into tho gcnoral
fund was Introduced and passed to
second reading. Heretofore fines
have been paid Into tho street fund.
Antl-GanibUnj; Amendment
The ordinance amending the exist
ing anti-gambling regulation by
adding a revocation clause to tho
ponalty imposed upon proprietors ot
public places who permit gambling
on their premises, passed to tho sec
ond reading.
KnUrgo Police Station
The police chief was Instructed to
havo work dono which will add an
adjoining room on tho first floor ot
tho city hall to the present station,1
giving tho pollco department two
rooms whero thoro Is now ono.
Will P.no Alleys
Resolutions wero adopted for tho
paving ot tho alloys on either sldo ot
Main street, between Fifth and Sixth,
streets. Resolutions were also adopt
ed establishing tho grades ot Ninth
street between Grant and Prospect
nnd Washington. botween First street
and Ewauna boulovard.
miUdlug Pct-iuIN
C. U Reckard, private garago,
Nichols addition, $400; Bosslb M.
Goble. four-room Jiouso, lot 13, block
D4, Second Hot Springs addition,
$600.
TcrnUt IjiIiI Over
Louis Robin's application tor
permit to build a frame houso, bam
nnd woodshed on block 5, Williams
addition was laid over a week. A
protest was filed against tho pro
posed building by Dr. A. A. Soulo and
others ot this neighborhood, assert
ing that It, was planned to uso lum
ber from an old barn and to uso It for
construction ot 'a human habitation
waa an "offense against hygiene de
cency and humanity." , ,
Tho protosta asked that tho build
ing, which thoy claimed has been
startod without a permit, bo stopped,
tho barn condomnod as a nuisance
and removed, nnd.the premises where
It stands thoroughly cleaned.
MAItKKT REPORT
. PORTLAND, Aug. 10. Shoe
steady, oast mountain lambs $fl.B0
'and $10; other quotations stoady and
I unchanged.
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