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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1920)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WKDNKSIJAY, NOV. 17, llKM). L I'AOK HIJVI5N IT 0 Nearly two liulirm of snow full, noon molting on tlin lower point. Applo worn till under shelter mnl no lIlini nKO WIIH ClltlNOll. TIII3 DAI.I.CH, Or., Nov. 17. I'lnmnliiii ituruui luring In it iIIhIi of ciiiiiiitil corn lasted by Christian (lilluther of (Intnwiiy, it weak mo, II T LONDON. Orl 2K (y Mn) Tlin congress of eastern pimples w til' It turn held lit I tn u u III Hiiplnin her ii'i iiIimI in uiiili'i 1 1 k ii ciimimlcii of iikiiuIIiiii mill iniiiiitiinilii aiding Dili Mllllll III IIKMlil II Wllllll'll lit lllll CllSt, says it w Iridium illtip.ili Ii from Mns- CIIW IIUOllllK Hi" ItllHSlltll linWHllM1-. I'niMlii Women dolugiilits In Unit inngieim urn declared In hnvii urged li iiiiixi'iitiiiti (if it not Ii r ((ingress to Iki i'iiiiiiiohimI imlimlvoly nf woiiipii of tlii' east Knvliit UiihkIii would lin rep resented In mii'li it riinnri'MH hy ditlii biitu from Astrakhan, Turkestan, DiighoHtnii unit Ainrliiililjiiti. 'I'll" purpititn nf Din proposed cnin pitlKii ii i defined liy tint newspaper, wniilil tin to Indui'it enitorn women In "Inku their places In tint riinkii of, tint struggles fur tint lllMiralliiii of til" I'llKl " Tit nttitln Hint object (tin congress of eastern people derided to organ Uo women's guild no mm In curry on agitation mining ttituii iiwuy front1 tlin tntrrow Interest of dnmesllr I If... Tint riiugrcsi decided also to link club mnl school to give wide, ttront to tint ngllntlon ntnl iriin(;iiuilit niiKtiiK Moslem women "It mini In. clear t tint tint enl linn nwnkniieil. nncn eastern women Imvo remitted tint veil, sny tint I'rnvadn O- OREGON BREVITIES I o lin.S'l). Nov 17 A roiti.iiliit r 'locating Hint n ln'itrliiK bit set liy lint Into public servlcn commission to determine tlin necessity for n rail road in Central On-con from I lurid to Crane, to rnnnect tint line nl ri'inly In operation, linn been nntlli'it to tlin rnmtnlaslon hfndrjuurtcr In Hnlcm by T. II Foley, rhnlrmntt of tint Ilrtnl commercial club special committee on railroad construction Tln romptnlnt sketches tint vnal ro sohrres of Hut section of tint Central Oregon' country, which In without rail transportation, ami urges tha advisability of bringing the eastern Part of thin tllitrlct Si hour closer 'to Portland through t ho construc tion of it cnnni'CllnR linn between thn Deschutes nml Harney county railroad termini. cmiHi.ii nut iiemn. According to Fred Uulnllier, thn dead man's brnlhgr, (Itiltithor, ntn only thren spoonful of thn filial corn, pushing It iiwuy from hint with III, Mil.llirlf tlitit II "lliufml fl.li.iir M Hit wiim I ii ken violently III tiliortly after, dying at Ms ranch at Onto AMIII.ANIl. Or. Nov 17 Tho Ashland fruit ami pnnlurn iincucln llon linn been liutiy shipping npplen.' Tint iixBoclat Ion linn been sending nery other ilay a carload of Now town mnl Knltziinhiiri: unities to eimterii port for lluropean irmjo. It id i.ipi.ctitii unit from ir to in enr liimln will bit neiit out on thin order. Thin ynnr tlio boxes iiiiinl In. wired for export shipment, which linn iniulo coimliliirnbln extra work . A largo forcn of women anil gill hit boon employed in tint packing hoiniit w rap In i: mnl packlni: theso apples. WIM.AMINA, Or, Nov 17 Work on thn Wllllanilim-dranil llonilo rail runil In heltiK rushed at lop speed iimler tint mnnngomcni of tint Hpaiild Iiik I.ekkIiii: compnny. Thn nilmlmr of iiii-ii Iiiih beun materially Incntan-ett. UNivnitHiTV ok oitr.ooN. ;:u- Keno, Nov. 17. Thn Unlteil fitnten navy In iitlllzlMK correnininilnuca roiim.'H offeri'il In nlKi'brn mnl trl tonometry by thn university exten Inn itlvlnlon In ronnerilon with Itn durational work nmoiiK thn men In thn tirrvlrn. Tint cxtntmluu In now preparing ST.n net nf thenn rnumon to fill navy department orilern. I'OIITI.ANH. (Mr.) Nov 17. Major (leneral OeorRn W. Oonthnti .retired) nml Harry M. Verrlll of tills city went named an recelrern of tho Cunt ('unit KUhorlcn company nml tint Knit Coant Klaherlen I'roductn .company upon petition of creditor In tint federal dlntrlcl court. IlKDMONI). Nov. 17-Thn flmt lance tramactlon In thn Itedmond potato market waa concluded re cently throufh 0. K. HtaitlK, prenl drnt of tho Central Oregon l'olnlo Clrowern' nnaoclitlon, and calls for thn delivery at Itedmond of inven cam of icvd potntoea to ba uicd In tho Yakima valley In WaihlnKton. 8Al.i:.M, On-, Nov 17 Following dlncotery that a noldlnr Included In thn wnr departments nlnckor Hit for Orecon wan killed In thn ArRnno, Ad jutant (lenurnl Whlto announced tin would demand nn InvrntlRntlon. Tha nntnn wan tho ICth of tha Oregon notdlor to ba located upon tho foil ernl Hal of nupponed draft dentition furnlnhcd by thn Kovernment, tho ad jutant general aald. nKND, Nov. 17 Tho nhlpmenti of vention without a (pedal llcentu tag or ihlpplng permit coil thn American Hallway Kxprcia com nnnv t2C In n Imtlrn court flnn. No defenny una offered. Thn plea of J guilty being madn and tho flnu paid In tho ipacu of a few mlnuten. MKDKOnD, (Oro.,) Nov. 17. Claronco H. McOade, Indicted for highway robbery In tho Bliklyoui, changed bin plea from not guilty to guilty In circuit court and with hli companions. I). It. McOlown, who provlouily pleaded guilty, and I). II llearki, a former Southern Pacific brnkeman, convicted Wednesday of thn lain it crime, will bo sentenced by Judgu K M, Cnlklni today. IIKNI), Nov. 17. Thn noweil or- ganltatlon of tho ncliool to unto Ii tho Hulrld't club, foundod by boyn of thn high school who huvu been dlliippolnted In lovo. A ineetliiK held Tuesday night wan attended by 20 charter inemborn. I'OIITI.ANI), Nov. 17. Two hold up until operating In different pnrtn of thn city nutted thu sum of 4S centn for thulr labor. Ida I.. Slier man of H10 I'atterson ntreet wnn uccoitud nl Wtmt 1'ark ami Mill street hy a man who threatened to shoot bur unlesn slut held up her hands. Another pedestrian coming suddonly around tho corner fright ened tho robbor, mid ho took to flight. MAnVBVII.I.K. Nov. 17. Tho ham bnttlo and reproduction of tho battle of thn Argonno to bo.staRed by thn Yuba-Hutter I'ost of thn Ameri ca n legion, scheduled for Saturday, tins been postponed until ThnuksRlv Ing evit, November 24, owing to tho Inclemency of tho weather, This wnn derided nt n meutlng of tho local pott of tho American legion. O- -O CALIFORNIA NEWS o- -o OIIKOON AOltlOtJI.TUHAI. COI. I.'KOi:. Corvnllln, Nov. 17. "Kvcry loafer will bo wended out of tho O. A. C. student body," In thn verdict laid down hy tho scholarship com inlttnu of thn rollugn, of which Duun O, A. (.'ovull of thu school of en gineering In thu head, livery stu dent doing unsatisfactory work In emu or inoro HUbJocU will bo brought upon tho carpet and given a per sonal interview. 1ti:i Ill.t'KP. Nov 17 With 31)7 votes In dispute In tho contetl be tween W. II. Snmion, Incumbent, and Charles H. John tho wrltn-lu cintll ditto for supervisor of tho flflh dis trict, Tuhauvi county is fnclng one of tho most bitter olotclon contostn of Its history. MKDFQIUI, Nov. 17. I'etur Fob tor, n tnxl driver nml operator of this city, faced trial lli tho circuit court, charged with reckless driving while intoxicated. Foster In nllegod to havu collided whllo driving a Nash 81s on tho Pnclflo hlghwny 'with a lumber truck, resulting In Dexter Halo being knocked uncon scious and Paul doodwin, another occupant ot tho car, hovering be tween llfo and death for several weeks from Injuries received. WINUVIMiH, Or., Nov. 17. Through tho plea mndo by Mrs. Hob ort Douglas, G5 qulltu wore rondo by tho women of thin city for tho Al bortlna Korr nursory of Portland and shipped to that Institution this wook. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas linvo adoptod two children from tho nur sory, ono nbout n yoar ago and an othor during tho last wook. HOOD IllVKK, Or., Nov. 17. Tho mld-Columbln's bolatod Indian sum snor has ondod and a snow blankot luur OTor) tha hlghti alUtudos. VA1.1.1U0, Nov. 17. Al n confor enen hold horo In which Congross man C. V. Turry, Dr. I. J. Hog.in, president ot thn chamber of com merce; II. P, Hatfield, secretary of tho Mnro Inland naval Im-o roinmlt tuo nnd Mayor James llonoy took part, plniin for presenting tho claims nf tho Mnro Island unvy yard, an it naval bnso to congressional commit tee wcro forinulntod. 8AN KRANGISCO,, Kov. 17. Tho police mndo two inoro raids on al leged gambling clubs In 8nn Fran cisco, nrrested H men .ind confis cated a quantity ot avldonco which, thoy claim, will establish Hint rumb ling ot an Illegal ferm: wiw Indulged in. 8AN J08B, Cnl No. 17. Flro which resulted in a monotary loss ot $75,000, dostroyed tho Yamamoto hotel and halt a block of storm in tlio local Japanese district on Jackoan atieot lato Saturday. SAN FRANCISCO, Not. 17, Twenty thousand dollars worth of morphluo, psrt of a big quantity oC narcotics and whisky stole from tho army quartorninstur'n storohousa at tho Presidio, was rccovorod in Oak land by fodernl lntornal rovonuo agents. Two of tho men who rnldod, tho warohouso woro arrcatod. 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