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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1921)
ip? Htmtmr Ifaratfi .WEATHER FORECAST Tonight ntiil Krhlay, ruin In West IIHirllnn of statu; cloudy eiml port Ion . NEWS OF,-THE W lYTHE ASSOCIATED Member of the Associated Press. 'Flftronlli Vmr, u, (ia7 ai i ' - J U.J KLAMATH YMAM, OHKOON, n Thursday, ii:'i:.miii;u an, niai rates ma aapaajMamajB V 'I SHEEPMEN AHE NOT REQUIRED TO PAY FEESII .Modoc Range Permittees Will Retain Preference During Closed Period Sheepmen m mil hum In pay ,'grsilng foe for Modoc Urn lint irange parmlts, nor will their per i ml l tin cancelled oven though a rn icenl ruling cloaed the rangn for this winter, according to a letter receiv ed by J H. t'arnahau, secretary of Iflm KUliiRlh Wool (Iruwers' asaacla lion from V (I, Durbln, fornt super wlsor. Tho letter follows "I am pleased to Inform you thkt Mr, Nelson nnil I are of Ihn sam opinion regarding Dili matter We ifeel that owlim to thn depleted con dltlon of I ho rnntin In iiueatlon, thl ilhern will lie no Iiim aiutalnrd by the lOoVernment If Ihn range la not uied it hlit winter. It n very necessary llaal fall that the area ahould not be ,uimt this wlntrr If we am to make. iven an alliiiiipt to hetler romlllloni on the winter range However, we wished to do everything poialbln to help Ihn heeimen lu thn way of pro. rrltllnic what winter feed wn rould .and decided, a you know In wrinlt 30,000 head In graze south uf Tide iliko for a period of Iwn niiiiilhn Turlherinnre. nn arrnunt of thn dry huh of Ilia weather thin winter, I feel that It would bavn liven aliniiat Impoaslbln for sheep men to havo Used Ihn rangn nvpn It they had wish ed to. For thn Ixi n reainna permit 1ea who do not un Iho ran an thU winter will not lino any prrferenrn which they may have Neither will it iMt necesaary for Ihem In pay thn rating fee nn their stork entering the winter grating seaann " DOUBT GOLD RUMOR Wall Mrrrl' Sniff at lletmn f Hyatlirlle Mrtal NEW VOIIK, Dec. 29 -Wall alrret ws undisturbed today titer persist nt reporta that a liennun sciential tiaa succeeded In making synthellr old. Certain chemists alo were keptlral "If tho tlermana wait for nynthrlle sold to makn reparation paymenta, they will proliahly need a longer nuir lorlum than they now ek," aald Dr. lloracn O Hyern, head of Ihn Chemiatry Department of Cooper I'n. Ion, , lis addixl' "Of rnuran It would Im n hrnvn or an Ixnorant aclnntlnl who would pro HOIinre the aynllieala of cold Inilio". Ible. Tbern la, howeter, nn crrdlbln evidence thai rhemlala are today any nearer the renlliallrn of Ihn dream of the alcbemlata than tbny were In lha daya when Ibe Dermait Klnca wero "duped by the Knlnhta of thc lllaek, Art." 118,000 MEN ON RHINE (Jonyan NrMirrw CiintriH) Thnt Arm Hlioulil llo Itnluwl COI.OONi:. Dec 29 Tho allied armies ot .orriiputlrn In tho Hhine land which thn Herman gnvornment has been ondcnorlng to have reduc ed aro composed nt thn presont time of approxlmntoly 1 18,000 officers nnd men. Soma (lermnn nanspapors havo been contending Hint thu unities of Ihn four powers should ho reduced morn than omi-hulf, thn money thus saved lo thn Hcrllu government to be applied lo thn reparations fund. Tho armies of occupation nro div ided as follews: I'nglaml 4,000; United States, 5,000; llolglum, 18, 000; Franco, 85,000; (irvut llrltaln's troops numborod nbotit S.OOO'untll a fow months ago when sovoral detach ments wore nont to Uppor Silesia whoro they havo liccn on duty nlneo. WOIIK ON SHOUT HIllllOi: WlMi KTAHT TOMXHIIMIW Work on tho lowering of tho Short bridge, on tha main road between Klamath Falls and Merrill, which was delayod on account of tho snow, will start again tomorrow. On Fri day the bridge "111 bo lifted, thus making traffic ovor It Impossible m oVEnxoii VKTOES 5' HOUSE nil,l, a 8F.XATB mtM SALEM, Dec. 39, Declaring them not of such urgency as to have, war ranted consideration' at, the'- ipsclkl Mlon of tho"le(la1tur. Oovernor Otcott yesterday vetoed flv hou bill and two sonat bllli, AMKIIH'AN LIGATION PILES I PHOTKNT AUAINHT RETURN I Or CIIINIIHK ARMY OI'I'HIIlt ! l I'KKIN, Itor 20 - Tho Amur- Iran I.egnllMl has protested for- ! mally to tlm I'nkln government ' iKalriHt thn return lo thn capital flenorul CIiiiiik CIiIiik-Vmo, former military gtmtrnor of thn lunan piuvlnre, whose Ironlm . killed thn liny W A Itnlmart, Amnrlran mlnalunary nt Vn. Show, In June, 1 030, In nn nt- ' lark on tlin reformnd churrli mlaalon whlln they worn retiring i heforn Ilia premium of southern ' forma BARBERS SHAVE OUT VICTORY IN THIRD OF BOWLING SERIES City liula Tukn hVrunil (lanm After Thmatrnlna; Oppvnrnla Willi Hafrty Itmuir Onllnanrn The llnrbera wern ton keen for thn Clly Dada In tlin third ant of Ihn Klka' bowling anrlea laat night nud ahaved nut Iwn of the three game by n mar gin of 23 plna, Thn City Dada won tha anfonrt game, wllneaara declare, only after threatening thn llnrbera with paaaage of nrdlnnnre which would makn Illegal thn nau of any but aafnty-raiora. thua bringing a momentary panic upon their oppon enta Thn llarbera rally In thn third game waa aald to be due In nnn of Ihelr member pointing nut that home-halrrutllng never waa a mic mi, and that public opinion would prohibit paaagn of an nrdlnanro af fecting thla branch of thn bualnein, Krom Ihn number of apeelator lireannt. It waa apparent thai Intercut In thn bowling aerlea la growing Thern will be no gatnea lontht, but Prlday night Ihn Dredgnra and Con, tratlnra will move plna on a whole ..la ee.le. winding up thn week's Knmn ,..., rn J w . series. Mond.y Ihn llarber. and Drr,.,on ynk ,(jwnr, r u QtM K' "' ' ' ,'' , . . . . Harohl Chrlaty. W. W. Southwell Individual sccrea laat nlghl were- I ... ' A . i . City l)..l.-Mley. tit.; Kuyken- ""d hr' " '" h- "ocl' tall, 313; I loop r. (19; .mhroae. 4f.9. O, Smith, Ulr-1 ' llnrbera Swanson. IT: Jester. li WlPi 'Mi Wrarver. 447; l AcMer. l m DOWNEY IS RING VET.!""; u P' Nan l'raiirlw flgliler llni l.l( of Vktorim Inng A veteran of Ihn rng whn holds dccltlona over Jack Dempaey, Kallor llurke, tlob Mack, Knorkout Kovoa ky and others will he thn opponent of Karl Itltchle tomorrow night at McUonald'a hall where he will meet Jack Downey, nf San Krancltro. Downey arrived here last night, and was senu In workout nt McDon ald's hall thla afternoon Downey Is scheduled to open at Ihn Vantages theater at Oakland on exhibition boxing with! Sunday In Jack Dempaey, and will appear with' thn champion In I.os Angeles. i The San Franclaco scranner. vc'io conducts n gymnasium down In tbe city. Is not over-confident of the actinent nutcoum tomorrow night. He Isjfuud. fully nwaro of HltchleV ability. h snys, nnd will overlook nn hot. Un Is nf thn stocky type, and say h will weigh around 170 pounds ring mIiIk. And while Itltchlo Is popular with tho local fans. Judging from j Downay', pleasant manner, which ( Is entirely without arroganrn nr( over-eonfldence. It Is highly proba- bio that tho tw will bo equally ill vlded aa favorites, I(It TIMK POIt KIDDIKH at r. o. o. k. Tini.i: toxhiht A big time for klddles'ls promised tonight by the Odd Fellows at I. O. O, F. temple where n Chrllsmns tree entertainment will bo held for chll dron of Odd Follows und Ileboknhs. Friday night at tho tomplo will bo hold the first of tho "Fifth Friday" entertainments, open to families nnd friends' of Odd Fellows and Itebok iih. TWO KIMtKIi, F1VK wouxuki) iiv noMii .M M I LISBON, Dae. 29. Two wore kill, ed, and five wounded today through oxploslon of bombs alloged being manufactured In a building belong ing to (ho Lisbon (loneral Confedera tion of Labor. Some arrests wore made. BABY BOY BOR.V TO MR. AND I MBS. WALWrF. OF BIA' QlrtU otD 8Vipound baby boy, to Mr,' and Mrt.'Clarjncr.B. 'Wll taca oi oiy, at ti rnviuo trroco thli clly, Dctmbr SI, li rtpdrttd by Dr, Qio, I, Wrliht, u QUESTION IS SUBJECT OF SHARPJEBATE U. S. and England Agree on Root Resolution Three Nation Oppose WAHIIINOTO.V, I) C, Dee. 29. Thn direct laauo Ha lo whether fu ture aubmarlna warfare until ha (onducled under elvlllied rule waa raland today by American delegate! before, thu arma conference) naval committee. They urged adoption of thn Hoot reaolntlon and won tho aupporl of Groat tlrltaln. The Krench, Japanean and Italian dele gatea urged reference of the mai ler lo a rommlaalon of clporta The Hoot reaolutlona, which wuuld regulato the uaa of vubma rlne agalnit merchant craft, were tho aubjeet of a aplrltcd debate at thn morning aeaalon. Unlimited conatructlon of air craft, but aliarp delineation of their umi In war waa recommended by aubconimlltee of aviation. ATHLETIC CLUB MEETS OrgaiiUrr Outlier '" la I'laimi lnnirorallnn l'crn Fllrt Plana for tho development of athletic and organlxatlon of lha Klamath Amateur Athletic aiaocla lion wern dlncuaned yealerday af ternoon at tho office of W. C. Van Hon. Articles wern sent of Incorporation today to the corporation com- "llonar. '" ' well, J, W rne incorporators were Howard, W. W. Bostth , Houston, Ilurgo W. Ma Van Kmon, K. M. Ilubb, Wiley, J. A. (lordon and II It. Hill llnWAIID IMIKMIDKNT )H TKAniKILS' ASSOCIATION POItTI-AND. Dec. 29. The Ore gun Slate Teachers, convention ses sions today were dcvoled to de partmental meeting, and a general assembly, Mrs. Mary A. Kulkerson, president, delivering the annual ad dress. V. A. Howard, of Marsh field, was elected president for tho onsulng year yesterday. U. W Ager. ot Vale, was made vlcu presl- dent, and C. A. liter, of Portland. J. O. McLaughlin, of Corvallls. and O. O. Ilrown. of lloseburg, members of the executive committee. How- aril emphasized the need of the en-, of a teacher's retirement KJ '' ? imr - 7 r- FIRE DESTROYS OLD BATH HOUSE WHEN GASOLINE EXPLODES I'lre at IllflO i) nfl'-nKHin rum plctrly gilt till tlin innfrct loner) atnrn cnilnctrl by Mr. A. W'ntoon, nn Koplanailr, aritwi from tin' kaiimIIi ftuperlor Imindry, when n ran of gaiudliir, plarnt on n alovc III tlin Iwllrf that the ran contnlnr! vtntrr, rp(xb-l ami Immrdlntrl) apnrail flnnirn titer Iho Interior. Tlin old bath liouon nt tlm rear of tho atom waa badly giinnl. Mm, Wntwn'o clotliet wern allghtly tiurnril, bul aim retiipi'il Injur), Willi thret) linen of linsn In line, flmnrn Rained cuntiiil of the fin wlllun m few minutes. TItUK KHKKIMMI la true freedom but to brcik 0 Fetters for our own dear take, Ami, with Vcnlhcrn hearts, forget , Thai we &Mo mankind n debt? No! Into freedom la to share All Iho chilnt our brother" 'tjAf And, with heart and hand, to ba Karnest to makn othera freo They arc slaves who diirq not apeak K'or the fallen and tha ncak; They aro staves who will not rhooso Ifalred, ncofflng, and nbuae, Ituther than In sitcom shrink Krom tho truth they needs must think: They are slaves who dnro not be In the right with two or three JAMKH UUSHKI.I. I.OV:i.I. IIOV DKh'IKH DAN'tJKIt; KII.I.KD HV KI.KCTIIICITV VAI.I.KJO, Calif.. 1K"C. 29. ' 'Watch how close I can romo to death," bragged James llrcnnan, 16 year old, atop a -box car of the electric ilate on the MOntlccllo wharf as'fce alaced his tufnd close to the trolley -wlro carrylriig ,32,000 volts A few moments later ho had re ceived tho full cbargo of electricity and after being frightfully burned was thrown to tho wharf below tho ear. Ho died nt tho general hospital hero a few hours later. NKW SII.VKIt DOI.UXIt Wll.t. MT HIIOW SW(tltl) CHICAGO. Dec. 29. New sliver dollars, marking tho first change. In design In 2.1 )car will not bear a lirnVii ftnrtl. ljlrflrtnr nf thn Mint 4Jaker said today In announcing dr.' "1' "," - " . -i culatlon of tho new coins would start ho,"M o M'rrl" ollc about December .10 I A design showing an euglc In stead of nn eaglo clutching a broken . sword, had been accepted, officials i ild. In carrying out the Idea of the' adtcnt of a new era of peace as In-' augurated by tho armament confer-! ence, A KNOTTY PROBLEM, AS IT INDICTMENT F SILL UPHELD T Governor of Illinois Will Stand Trial on Charge of Conspiracy WAUKKOAN, 111 , Dec, 29. Judge Claire C. Kdward, of the Circuit court of l.ako county, today upheld thn In dictment charging Governor I.en Small with embezzlement ot $500,000 of stuto funds, and also upheld nlnu of thn 13 counta of mdlctmcnt charg ing tho Oovcrnor, Lieutenant Gover nor Krcd K, Sterling, and Vernon Curtis, a banker of nrant I'ark, III., with conspiracy ami operating a con fidence game lnvolvlngfS2,000,000 of the state money lie ordered that the fiovornor stand trial January 9 on the em bezzlement charge. Ho quashed the Indictment charging Small, Curtis and Sterling with embezzling $700. 000 and three counts In the other Joint Indictment. WAl'KKHAN, III.. Dec. 29. The prosecution this afternoon dismissed thu embezzlement charge against (iovornor Small. Tho only charge re maining against tho Governor Is one of conspiracy to defraud tho state. MARTIN HELD AGAIN CIRCUIT Second Oiarg,. Kllol Against Man."" " '" "' ."' ,"""" " Ilrlraard Tuclay r'8?r " l CUrb th 1W,e"? 8h"l IteleiiMtl Tuevlay A second against Karl charge was lodged" Martin In the Justice court this morning, this ono charging!"- ur D""" """' ,a" ,n US! him with tho possession of illicit ll-or her tw,c intln' lnus Pulu" n uor. The complaint was sworn to by Wiiller . West. Martin wns tried be foro a Jury In (be justice court Tues dny of this week on a charge of main taining u public nuisance. Jf ri re leased on a tcrdlrt of not guilty. His bonds today were placed at i"00 by I. I, Gagbagen. The eiact dale of thn t-ltt has not been set, although It will be sometlmo next week. M'lVIAI, CATIIOMO HKIIVICI-3I AT MKItltUX ttl'MMY There will be special New Years kenlces In tho Catholic church at Merrill Sunday for tho Catholics of the Malln and Merrill districts com-' blnrd Thn service will begin att It l.'i Tho Klamath Palls choir will sing Leonard's Mnss, under tho direc tion of Mrs. tllaromlnl. After tha ser- . . I. .I. .l.nl U lit I.. ......KtHA.t .. M.MMV l Ill'H.r.V V.U.I.KY OUn KKKT I)KKP llirilNBY, Calif., Doc. 29. Snow ' lour feet deep In Ilurney Valley. tho record slnco tho memorable winier oi iagi, WERE IIHHU.V HOCMMHT OHfttN IIAITV OVKH t'AltlOMX(J DKIWI IIKUMN, Dec. 29, "l)y pardoning Kugeno V. Debs, President Harding bag righted a wrong committed by Amor- lean clam Juitlce," aald the-ln- 4) dependent socialist organ Krel- belt, when newa of the pardon reached Dcrlln. "We greet wlthJoy and aat- lafactlon tho return of thla couragpou fighter thla noble pioneer of aoelallam back In the ranks of the' International workers." ( , PETITIONERS ASK AID FOR LEAGUE TO ENFORCE LAW Itcjucnt That Public Urge County Officer to Perform Their Duties "Shall Klamath county ba a law less community, or shall It be law abiding" Is one ot the questions asked In a petition being circulated by a committee composed of W. S. Slough, U. 8. Orlgsliy, J. T. McCol lum and E. M. Chllcote. , The committee asks for financial aid. basing Us plea on tho necessity for urging the county officials to stamp out crime. Tho petition in part follews: "Klamath Kails, Oregon, "December 20, 1921. "Shall Klamath county be a law less community, or shall It bo law abiding? Shall a criminal element be allowed to go unrestrained, or! I asfimll Ikjfe lssif 1 ah sTasrjs 1 mmIII .hsU I wca. gooa cmien 01 Mamam conn-. I iw tin tula, ! tin Viirl In ranlrlttail "-"'" "''"" -y - "" i"-"-" '" 'i unnccessary burden on those who are striving to better local condi tions? "If is up to esch citizen to whom this letter comes to answer. these questions for himself or herJ seltvand to act as becomes a self respectlng citizen. . "The w'holo county Is now' being organized for law enforcement In a manner similar to the organization of the Liberty Loan driver. There is to be a county central commit tee composed of one committeeman from each voting precinct. Five of theso committeemen are to consti tute an executive committee. Tbe county committeeman from each precinct Is to be chairman ot a 'precinct committee. "It Is of the utmost Importance that our county court, sheriff, cir cuit court' Judge, Justices of the peace, ronstabtes and town and city officers be urged either by letter,' orbetter by personal Interview, tb the fullest performance ot their duties. Do this and do It NOW!, And do not fall to send something, becauso the amount you ran send Is small. A great many 25c, 50c and 11,00 pieces will see us through thls('campalgn successfully, still 15 ore from those who can well' or rh afford to give, can be used to great advantage." MARKETING STUDIED) I Co-Operatlvo Selling Subject of. Palo men's Convention COrtVALLIS Dec. 29. Co-operative marketing of Dairy products wns tho featured subjects for consid eration at the annual meeting ot the' Oregon Dairymen's association, which mot hero today. The main as-1 sombly address was to be delivered by Dr. Hector Mncpherson, of the federal nnd the. Oregon Agricultural College bureau of markets. Tho marketing problem was to be discussed by C. L. Hawley, state dairy and food commissioner, J. D Mlcklo, former dairy and feed com missioner and W. K. Taylor, former president of tho association. Discus sion was to be participated, In by W'llllom Schulmorlck, Hlllsboro; VA Caroy. Carlton; C. W. Laughllnr Gruys niver, ivy Condren, Marsh field, nnd J. S. Cuppe, ot Denmark. Addresses on various subjects are listed, among tho-epeakcrs being E. U. Flits, p. V. (lunn, O. R. Hyslop. Dr. II. T. Slmms and K. C. Jonse pnoposr.n smxoLE ADVANCE SUSPENDED WASH1NQTON, D. p.. Dec. 29.- Tho Interstate commerce' eommls- t . . . , - J... , slon has suspended from December 36, 1921, until April 25. 1922. the' operation of certain" freight' sCUad- ulea nrntidsin IncrWse's'lti'ths'ra'tts on shingles In carloads from point's In Oregon and Washington, tb des tinations In Nevada and California. DEADLOCK OVER FI MEASURES Nl EXISTING Court Action May B Tak en to Test Validity of Legislative Acta i PORTLAND, Dec. 29. Chairman Meier announced today that tha Im position committee will take no legal action to force miner or Bean to slga the Kalr bills, but that court actio! may later be taken to tt measure. He declare the Exposition ca at' be held without a portion of tk funds being raised ouulde of Port land. PORTLAND, Dec. 2. Leedhs proponents of the 1115 eiposltloa ara still mapping out tho neat atop to ko Uken by them towarwa tk flaat test to ba' made beforo tha sttfaaaao. court of the stato and upon which the validity ot tha fair meaauraa tangled up by Use senate Is to ba finally determined. They are golag to overlook tha refuial of PraaMaat miner of the senate to sign 'tho jotat resolution and the Fletcher bill, so they say, and Instltuto whatever pro ceedings msy be necessary to rcao the constitutional question Involved against tho secretary of state. In the meantime, however, the gov- hardIa , ,, . of ,, M,ed etcher gasoline bill. Must Haw, B.rat.n, Under the legislative procedure ..... ... .... me joint resolution, whlctt doae not -auira the approval or signature of no governor beroro it may rind tta final resting place In the office Of the secretary ot state and taeaaM effective, will go direct treat tha hands of. Chief Clerk P. W. DragaV, of the house of represeatatlre to lha secretary of state. , . But the Fletcher bill. carrylng'tt)if; ,t, , tax on. gasoline' through which the- fair was to be financed, must, uader the constitution, bo submitted to the, governor by Cleric Drager, and ba submitted by tho governor to tha secretary of state, with hi signature, without It, or with a veto message attached. ' TTas Four Course . " There are four move the gover nor may make under the constitu tion, when a bill Is submitted to him from the legislature. He may 'affix his signature to It. thus showing his approval ot the act, and file the measure with the sacra-, tary of state. He may file It with the secretary without 'his signature, b"ut without veto. In which case It will become a tax. He may veto It, In which case, If the bill 'come to him after adjournment, the measure lies" dormant until the next legislative ses sion. Or finally, ha. may pay no at. tentlon'tb It all, In which ease, after fire days In his bftkw. It will beccrae a law In due cousaa. providing, ot course, that It was regularly eutcted. HOME CUSSING LEGAL Person Has Right to Swcar la Owa Home, Judge Rule J WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 39. It Is legal to swear In your own home providing you do It quietly. In the opinion ot Police Judge Har dlson. The Judge dismissed a charga ot disorderly conduct brought against Carrie Hallstork when po licemen complained about her swearing. Carrie, according tc the police, swore fluently though quiet ly. "It a person Is arrested every time they swear in their own home It will seem as though all our per sonal liberties havo beon curtailed," ruled the court. MAMX DAXCE TO DE HELD DECEMBER SI December 31 Is the date set (or the Malln dance. The muslo will ba furnished by tho Malln orckastra; and an Invitation la Issued, to all county people to come, and enjoy dancing for an evening. , ) WEATHER PtWBABIlLITn- After recording a "very steady baro metric pressure during the night the Cyclo-StormagraphTat . Underwood' Pharmaoy ahpw. that -It ll fa'tlnc "a"" ,im,ftPWM, "spuij. . movement continue It would Indicate the Bppr(acn 0f another dtotarbaae. ToTWttorKSvtU.mmi V'V . Storm brewing- to tha latl-WK. The Tyco:recdrdfar,tasWiaoMi'4ar V. tv "$J!S',2!5.Sfii!V- ?& r temperature, today,' follew: Low ,.......,....... IS f y w lit, St.