L'"h Ormi. b " nff rr LW m aHP A Clan Ad Will Do It cuj? ituewtuj Today? New Today Member of the Associated Press. Mttnw I'lfKviilli Ycnr No. miHH. CAMPAIGN IS approved gy coiiittee Mom limn n scorn of mini ropro snntntlvn of different linen of busi ness In Klamath KuIIm, constituting the servlrn fund Committed of thu expansion niovommit (or tlin Kliim nth County (Miamlier of Commorco, mot at homltiuiirtorn hint night mill nftiir going ovor tlin contract nntnred Into between tlio directors of tlin chamber nmJ tlio Amarlcan City llur mil carefully, decided to lend tholr bunt nimlntnnco, Individually and col locllvnly, for tlin success of tlio cam paign. Tim cominltteo wont Into n lengthy illacniiHlon nn to Uiu needs of Klnmiitli County nnd tlio part tlio Chamber of Commerce may lake In brlniflnic about accomplishment. It wns tlio opinion oxprosand thnt tlio tuntnttvo goal originally apoclflod In tlio contract. $17,000 wuii too low, nnd It wan rniauu 10 izu.ugu ium ImrihlDii nnd iilniUn to tho sorvlro fund nro to bo signed for n period of mllo north of Merrill thrcn years, nn tho lonlntlvo work hi Hunk houses and n cook liouao aro foro tho chambnr Is of such mag-j being eroded for tho rig carpontors. nltudo nnd Importancn that aorao of , and for lutor mo by tho drillers. IO tho nctlvltloa will extend beyond u cal enrpontorn nro doing tho work, t.orlod of olio or two years Tho Inat enr of mntorlnl dnllvorod It was oplaInod by tho commlttoo contulnod tho wood for various that tho plnn for flnnnclng tho or- shafting, also tho cams for tho Riant Sanitation provide that at loast 400 whool on which tho drilling cable U momboni at $25 Mhnll 1m sought, mid colled. In addition u snrvlco fund of $I0,- Tho ahnf ting matorlnl In Iron wood 000. Tho rovonuo from membership , from Australia, n wood thnt la hard duos will bo uaud In defraying tho or thnn oak. nnd uaod In proforenco ndmlnlatratlvo ovorhond exponso.'to oak bncnuao It la cheaper. Kach whl lo thnt durlvnd from subBcrlp- .bonrd foot weighs seven pound Tho tlons to tho servlci) fund will bo wwd dlamtitor of tlio ahafta la 10 Inchua, In carrying out tho special activities and thero wna nbout CO lineal foot provided, for In tlio program of work TIiobo actlvllloa. of rutlior a tenia tlvo outllno to bo suggested for tho conaldoratlon of tho mumberahlp at tar tho comnalgn baa boon complet ed, will bo announced through Iho total ureas and In campaign lltora- turo after they have boon flnnlly compllod. Thoao' prraont at tho meeting were: K. H. Ilnll. chairman of thu sorvlci) fund commlttoo; J K. Swan son. M. 8. West. K W I. J''n .fnrtln. Otis KrniiBO, C I. Daggett, i:. II. Thomns. J J Kurbcr. O. I) llurke. Jumes Mllno. J T Porklna, K. Bugurmnn. W. If. Kllngenburg. Will lloldwln. M l. RvniiH. T M Watters. C. 8, Currln, M. A. Cnllag linn, T. I.. Htanlny nnd llurgo Mnsen: also h. W Dopuy nnd Ilrlqo W. lloa kins of tho Amorlcnn CJty llumnti riold staff who nro assigned to as sist tho local organization In Its ex pansion campaign. ' AsslBtant Campaign Managor , a...n. i Olcnn M. Still last evening ad. ressoa tho women of tho American Legion i auxiliary. - Tho campaign nrrangomonto com-, mltteo win mooi mis jiuiii"u. comploto arrnngomonts for tho Com munity Confornnci Hint Is to bo hold tomorrow ovonlng, Thomas II Reed, of tho polltlcnl sclonco department of tho University f Cnllfornlii, will ur rlvo In Klnmnth Kails tomorrow at tornoon from llorkoloy. m Come From Portland Via the Auto Road M. S. Luster, of tho Kwauna Motor company, with Mrs. Lcstor, urrlved horo lust night from Portland, hav ing mndo tho trip by uuto vln Eu- gono. Medford. Agor. and ropX Krado. Thoy luft Portland Sunday morning, and visited nlong tho way. Thoy mado thu trip in a Ilupmobllu. tho Kwauna Motora company hnvlng takon tho ngoncy for that car In UiIh district. They ivvoragod 2C miles to n gallon, and tho oil consumption was very low. Tho Ewauna Motora company tins also takon tho ngoncy for tho Ovor land nnd tho Wlllys-Knlght cara. Place Bars Against All Immigration WASHINGTON, April C UnrH against Immigration from Europo will boplacod May 1, under plans an nounced by republican loaders. Bonn tor Dillingham has vroparod for Im modlato Introduction In the now con rreBS, an" immigration-restriction bill vetoed by WlUon It would limit Im migration for ono yonr to throo per cent of tho population of niton origin now In tho country. Merchants Bureau To Discuss Rates Tonight t tlio Clinmlior of Com morco rooms merchants nnd busi ness moil will liold u mooting, nt which freight rnti'H uinl ntlior mut tors will bo discussed It Im ilrolmlitu thnt tlio qunntlon will ho raised an to whether tlio rnto rodurtloiiH propoBud liy tlin Bouthorn 1'nclfle will ho accepted or n reopening of tho rnto enno be fore tlio Intnrntnto commerce com mission nnKnd. LL TIMBER With tho shlpmonl to thu woll Mlto, yoslorday, of tho lout carload of tim ber, tho Crntor I.ako Oil and Qn company hns nil tho woodnn motor- lal for Iti first drilling oporntlon on tho ground Tho nlto U about a hnlf or u, tnaKing n wrigmy cargo. All of tho tlmbor wan furnlihod By tho I nfcrsldo I.umbor company. tiUII.I) J'lUXJIUM Tho npron cominltteo of tho St. ,1'uul Episcopal Guild will glvo a card party In tho dining room of J ,no Wul, ' "'lean hotel on thu ovenlng of April 20. Further pfans .will bo unnouncod Inter. MAY SETTLE C0IL.ST1E LONDON, April C Tho oxecutlvo body of coal mlni-rs today accepted tho govornmont'n propositi that tho minora' delegation mot representa tives of tlio ownurs and tho govern ment with a vlow to ro-oponlng no- .,-- Ior .ottiomont of tho Tho mIno own nccopl tf prop01Bi ,0N0Ni A,,r c.Tho trnnaport workers fedoratlon today docldod to support tho minora strike. LONDON, Apr. 0. Vitctory owners of Turin, nn Important Itallnn In dustrial contor, liavo declared a lock nut says a dispatch, nnd troops hnvo occuplod tho factories. Uncle Sam Insists On His Full Rights WASHINGTON, April 6. Nows notos on mandates havo boon sant by tho Amorlcan gpvornmont to Japan, (Iroat Ilrltnin, Franco, and Italy, and tho occasion for Bonding thorn Is snld to bo tho rocolpt of Japan's roply to tho original Amorlcan noto which protosts against Japan's mandate ovor formor aormnn Islands In tho Pacific north, of tho equator, Notos broad enough to covor all Amorlcan rights growing out of tho world war form part of tho sorlos bogun by For mor Socrotar Colby In which tho Unltod States Insistod upon its full rights as ono of tho allied and asso ciated powora. PARIS, April 6. Tho allios. roply to tho Amorlcan mandotos noto will probably oxpross intonso satisfaction If tho Unltod Statos Is disposed to ro sumo collaboration with tho allios In sottlomont of war quostlons. market' nnroivr PORTLAND. April 6. Hogs weak: sheep, alow; eggs. Irregular, bids ranging from 18 to 30 cents, selling prico unchanged; butter, 4 cents lowor. FOR OIL ILL i HE GROUND KLAMATH I'AI.IJS, OREGON, rfcrr FULL TEXT OF C. WITH BICIUI CITY BUREAU Tho clnirgo has boon mndo by thnno Intorcatod In misrepresenting Tho Herald that It did not publlah tho correct figures whon It gnvo to Its roadurs tho torniM of tho ontract . ontnrod Into by tho dlroctora of tho Chamber of Commorco and tho American City Iluroau and that this contract dooH not call for 2D com mission. L. V. Dopuy, manager of tho cumpalgn, said yesterday that Tho llnrnld story was accurato and tho only criticism ho would offor was tho ommlsBlon of tho avorago throo year torm percontago, In otnor words tho Amorlcan City Iluroau'a Intorprotatlon of tho contract. His figures, haa been Investigated and ratified by local bankora and busi ness mon Averaging tho commissions for tho throo yoar term of tho contract and $7,000 budget fund. Tho aggro makes tho co'mmlsBlon ton and a i;ato of tho two Is $17,000. If the fraction per ceht, ho said. That thoro may bo no quostlon as to tho terms of tho contract, It Is being published today In its en tirety. That portion of It bearing tho pay "of tho American City Bur eau Is as follews: "2. Tho party of tho first part agrees to pay tho Iluroau for tho nbovo sorvlccs as follews: "(a) A commission of twonty flvo por cont (2G) upon tho col lections actually mado of such momborshlp duos as shall bo ro colvablo during tho first yoar fol lowing tho campaign. "(b) A commission of ten per cont (10) upon tho collections ac tunlly raado of such momborshlp btforo, aftor, or during tho corn dues as shall bo rccolvablo during mission period shall bo subject It tho socond year and third year fol- tho regular commission charge. In lowing tho original campaign. jsouir aa thoy covor any portion of "(c) A commission at twonty (said jcrlnd. per cunt (lO) upon tho collrc-. "3. Tho method shall bo as fol- tlons actually" niado of such flnan- rial plcdgos or payments, othor than momborshlp dues, as shall bo ro- Lcolvabto during tho first year fol- lowlng tho campaign agreement shall havo bun completed. HPIXTAL AOItKKMKNT tho party of tho first part to tho "4. It is further agreod that Hureau by tho paymont of fifty per within thirty (30) days after thojeont thorof In cash nnd tho ro concluslon of tho original cam- imalnlng fifty per cent In a seven palgn, If tho total cstlmatod In-1 months' negotlablo noto. coma ns represented by tho mem- j "(b) If tit tho beginning of tho so- bcrshlp and ffnanclat pledges and paymontn In possession of tho party of tho first part shall then ox ceod tho contract goal by flvo por cent or more, sotCTomont In full ffl'r tho Ilureau's sorvlccs In lieu of sottloment spociflod In Artlclo 3. shall bo mado as follows "(n) A cash paymont, covering estimated commissions tor tho first year, less ton per cont; "(b) A noto duo thlrtoen months aftor tho closo of tho cam paign, covorlng ostlmatcd commis sions for tho second yoar, less ton por cent; "(c) A noto duo twonty-flvo months aftor tho closo of tho cam paign, for ostlmatod commissions for tho third yoar, less Usn por cont. ' "5. Jho torm "ostlmatod com missions which would becomo duo to tho Iluroau it collodions should bQ'iuado In full on all momborslilps and applications for momborshlp .AGREEMENT THIS AOREEMENT, mado this 20th day of Novombor 1920. by Klamath County Chambor of Commorco of Klamath Falls, a corporation organised under tho Uwb of tho Stato of Oregon, horlnaftor deslgnnted ns the party of tho first part, with tho AMERICAN CITY nURBAU. Inc., a corpora tion organlxod undor tho laws of tho Stato of Now York, horolnaftor designated as tho Ilureau: WITNESSETH: , , ,. 1. Tho party of tho first part, horoby rotains tho Uuroau In tho ca pacity of organlratlon counsol for tho following eorvlces: ' (a) To organlto nnd direct a campaign tho purposo of which is to en roll 400 mombors. moro or loss, plodged to pay annual duos of $25.00 a yonr for a period of throo years. lMucatloiuil, MomlKTshlp nnd Financial Ciuiipnlfiii (b) To procuro additional financial plodges pr paymonts aggregating Sovon Thousand Dollars ($7000.00) a yoar, moro or less, for a porlod of throo yoars. to bo UBOd by tho party or mo iirst pari in sumuiuiuiB u (Continued Hopes for New Reparation Schedule WASHINGTON, April 6. Hopo that negotiations would bo reopened botwoen Germany and tho allied gov- WKD.VEHDAV APRIL 0, 1021 OF C. T and financial plodgofi In possession of tho party of tho first part at tho dato of acttlcmont provided for In Article 3, Section (a) of thin agreement. "0. Tho notes provided for In Artlclo 3 and 4 shall boar Interest at tho current local rata of Intorost on commorclal paper, and shall bo nogotlablo at tho bank dr banks In which thu party of tho first part doposlts Its funds." Tho Hornld overlooked tho pro visions of Articles 4 and G In Itn statement of Saturday. Artlclo 4 make It obligatory for tlin chamber of commorco to mako a cash settler mont with tho American City Ilur oau If tho pledges and payments ex coed flvo per cent of the contract goal. Tho "contract goal" Is 400 mnmborshlpn or momborshlp plodgcs I amount collected in cash and plodges oxcoeds this by S por cent, then tho chambor of commorco shall pay tho first year's commission In cash, less ton per cent; and tho socond and third years with negotiable notos, less ton por cent, tho notos carrying 8' por cent Intorost. "Estimated commissions" means that commissions shall bo paid on all mombarahlps and applications for momborshlp and all financial pledget. There Is a provision, howovor. that If tho estimate oxcoeds tho amount of commission actually earned, then tboro shall bo on adjustment, as provldod In soctlon b, artlclo 3. ''(d) All dues and pledges paid lews: "(n) Within thirty days from tho termination of tho membership and financial campaign, scttlo- mont of tho estimated commissions , for tho first year shall bo mado by rond fiscal year, commissions oarn cd by tho Iluroau on tho basis of actual collections for tho first year shall exceed tho nmount of estlmatod commission for that year, payment shall then bo mado by tho party of tho first part to tho Ilurcau In cash for tho amount of Buch excess; but j If tho commissions onrned shall bo , less than tho estimated commissions, J tho party of tho first part may deduct tho amount of such over-payment from Its subsoquont paymonts to tho ouroau. "(c) Within thirty days from tho tormlnntlon of tho first fiscal year, commission paymonts for tho socond nnd third years shall begin; and such paymonts Bhall bo mado quartorly by jtho party of tho first part on tho bas is or actual collections until final sottloment of all obligations under this agreement shall havo boon cora plotod." Dolow Is a vorbatlm copy of tho contract, completo: to Page 3) ornmonts for a now schodule of re parations was oxprcssod In a nionv orandum transmitted to Berlin by tho state dopartmont. It was son) to Lorlns Dressol, American high com - mlsslonor, for communication to Ger- man officials. IT Highway Bridge Contracts Let PORTLAND, April rtr Harhan and Marshall were yostorday award ed contracts for stato highway work In Klamath county by tho highway commission as follews: Crossing on tho AUamont canal on Tho Dalles to California high way, $3997. Crossing of tho Oregon, Cali fornia and Eastern railway near Dairy, $2,9G2.60. GRAIN SALES CHICAGO, Apr. 6. Tho comploto machinery nocosaary for farmers to handlo marketing of grain, outlined In tho report of tho 'cominltteo of sevontocn recommending tho estab lishment of corporation to bo known as United States Grain Growers In corporated was submitted to a rat Iflcatlon conforenco o ncoopcratlvo grain marketing assembled horo to day. Secrotary of Agriculture Wnllaco In an address said the Department of Agrlculturo should lend tho farmers tho samo aid In marketing crops ns In tho production of crops. Plans call for the optional pooling of grain, tho compulsory pooling plan having been dofeated In committee. All members of tho corporation must bo bonafldo grain growers. The membership fee Is ten dollars with no assessments. Tho corporation Is to bo a non-profit, non-stock com pany, with no divldonds, and operat ed on a eost basis. Expenses, after membership fees are paid 19 io bo mot by deductions from the sale of grain. If tho farmers grafu Is -old on a commission basis tho deduction is to bp one por cent of the valuo of tho grain, corresponding to tho "pre sent commission charges. Tho contract binds tho farmer for tho exclustvo handling of grain for five years and Is rcnowsblo thorefore from year to yoar. TAKE CARE OF TOURIST SATS DELZELL Tho momborshlp campaign now be ing conducted by tho, Amorlcan Cities bureau was tho principal topic at tho chamber of commorco forum lun cheon this noon. L. W, Dopuy, assise tant to Drlco Hosklns who has charge of tho campaign, gavo bis reasons why ho considered tho contract en torod Into with tho American Cities bureau a good contract. W. E. See horn and W. A. Dolzoll, also spoko In favor of tho campaign to lncreaso tho momborshlp and scopo of tho chamber of commerce Tho lattor urgod upon his hearors tho necessity for taking cara of tho tourist crop, which ha estimates Is worth at least $250,000 a year.rosldont E. D. Hall addod his support to tho forces In favor of tho momborshlp campaign contract. In his talk, Mr. Hall mentioned a suggestion by Claudo Daggott, of tho Ewauna Dox factory, that overy mor chant In town who rccelvos goods, procuro a stamp with tho werds: "Ship theso goods In wood contain ers." and to stamp thorn upon overy ordor sent out. This would assist In tho offort to lncreaso tho demand for woodon boxes, Instoad of tho papor containers now used In at least 50 por cont of tho shipments recolvod hero. About a dozon ladlos wore prosont at tho dlnnor, and received a 'hand' during tho Introductions of visitors. Secretary Stanley announced that thoro will bo a mooting of tho mer chants bureau at night o'clock to night. Ho also called attontlon to tho community conference to be held In the tabernacle tomorrow night, at which President Thoe, H Reed, of tho. University of California. twould . be presont and- make an" address, Lively singing featurod the lunc lunch- eon as before. FARMERS READY FOR ORGANIZED PRICE FIVE CENTS BROADER PEANS FOR BEETLE WAR ARE ADOPTED A campaign against tho bootlo, on a unit plan, with local organi zations In tho various Infested areas of tho coast states, was' tho schomo adopted by tbo congress of timber men, entomologists and forestry ex ports, which adjourned lato yes terday after two days' session. In this district tho Klamath- Lake Counties Forest FIro associa tion, which has boen combatting tho bcetlo for tho past flvo or six years, will carry on tho work, with an organization broadened as tho result of tho conforenco and Its oxchango of progressive Ideas. A committee was appointed to in terview Colonel W. D. Grcolcy, chtof forester of tho United Statos, now In Portland, and seek to on- list his co-oporatlon. On this com mlttoo aro Gcorgo M. Cornwall, C. S. Chapman, A. J. Jaenlcko amd R. II. Sbaplor, all of Portland. Six resolutions wero adopted, among them a request for stato ap propriations In the bootlo Infested states of Now Mexico, Arizona, Cali fornia, Nevada, Oregon, Washing ton, Idaho and Montana, and tbo provlnco of British Columbia. Another resolution asks federal co-oporatlon and tho appropriation by congress of a sufficient sum to consorvo tlmtoer from loss through unnecessary insect dopredations. Others nsk tho co-operation of tbo railroad systems operating In the Infested states and tho Cham ber of Commorco of thoso states and also tho United States Cham ber of Commerce. "tjho local Chamber of Commerce and tho Forest Fire association w?re thankedjfor tjielr co-operation In "tho campaign 'so far and for bringing about the conforenco. Ap preciation Is also expressed to tho federal nnd stato forestry officers and entomologists tor tholr attend ance and Interest. "Through Information presented by representatives of tho federal government, and states," says tbo resolution, "It has been possible for thoso attending this conference to secure a much moro compre hensive Idea of possibilities of con trol work than would otherwise havo been possible Elks Will, Install Tomorrow Night Installation of tho new offcers Is oxpectcd to attract all members of tho Elks order to tbo tomplo tomor row night, and. a social evening with plonty of amusement and abundant refreshments Is promised after the Induction ceremonies. Tho officers-elect are: C. A. Hoyden, exalted rulor; Durgo Mason, esteemed leading knight; Dr. Paul Noel, esteemed loyal knight; Glen 'Jestor, esteemed lecturing knight; M. P. Lavenlk, treasurer; Henry Momyer, secretary; Jas. Swansen, trustee, 'and A. F. Sal flcky, tyler. STRIKK NEGOTIATIONS HAVE nEEX nALTED. LONDON. April 6-A hitch devel oped last ovenlng in tho proposod re sumption of tho negotiations to end tho minors' strike Lloyd George an nounced. FARMERS SMUDGE TO PROTECT THEIR CROPS. MEDFORD. April 6. Smudging was provalont In tho Rogue rivor Valloy today as a protection against hoavy frosts. NO GAME TODAY SALT LAKE CITY. April, 6.-It. Is snowing two again 'today, prob' ably Interfering with tho second scho tluled game of tho Pacific Coast Loaguo. ACCEPTS AJIBASSADORSHIT WASHINGTON. April 6. Myron T. Horrlck has decided to. accopt the ambassadorship to France. , Mr. and Mrs. C.'E. Ireland, who havo been hero several dayB vlsjtlhg with friends, left for Portland today,