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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1922)
V't- - f ,- til'liulalki Uwl, evgksl', 6ns, ",V.J I ,f 'viW.' WEATHER FORECAST ToiiIkIiI miiiI Tli ii ml iiy, fulr; con lliiuod cold In Northwest, ' j.' Nrwc nv the, wrmuxii - A V" Y THE ., , ASSOCIATED. FKEffj fSytrtj$stWH'vyYrrrtitJHfrJf,.ffi, Jt f .,'Jji ,,,js , mfav BW -A- . -Ml -tA ferauj 4 I'lflniilli Vein-. .M OF BEFORE PARLEY Agreement to Be Incorpor ated in Treaty; Outline of Terms It Given WASHINGTON, I). 0.. Kuli, I Tim foriiml tiKUcnt of thu flvo (lowers lo tlm Nnval l.lmltntloit treaty was given nt a (denary 'session conference today:- Tlm treaty putting subiiuulno wnr fnrn ngnlntl merchant craft nml poison Rftn ilnili'r n linn nlno wak iintuliiitlly approved. The plen nry xpitlon adjourned nfler llirro hours, WAHIIINGTON. I. f IVh I Tlif naval limitation treaty, nml treaties limiting the tl'o of niilininrluni nml nnlson gnses, were submitted, today nt llin fifth iipKii teuton of tlm Arm Conference Tlm naval trimly came before llio nnfnrriCo nflrr the ndop (Inn of rnnolutloiis initcrruliig China which had hi'CH approved by tlm Far Eastern committee. Chairman Hughes alio announced, ninld applaiM'. that tha Hlianliing controverts had been nettled Tlm five pun era proposing tlie nar ul treaty the United Mate. Groat llrltaln, Japurf. 1'rntire. mid Italy decided tn put Iho aBreciueiil Into the formal treaty Instead of leaving II In tho form of a protocol not re uillrlng parliamentary ratification, Thn Naval treaty lias a brief pro niiihlii declaring tKo nation nro ob llEalcd ,"lo contrlbuln to tho main lennnro of general pearo nnd reduce tho hiinlena of competition In arma ment" rrmlvn to cnncludo treaty. Tlm treaty la divided Into two chapter. Chapter ana roulalna tlm Kencral language of lh agreements. In SO separate article. Chuptor tno contain dutallrd agreements on nav uf matters, many of which am com plicated tabular form which la Intend er to amplify Iho moaning of general agreement of chapter ono. Tho treaty provide! tlm United Male shall retain 1ft major ships, i.f, n tonnago of 380,150. Franco nine nt u tonnage of 221,170; Italy ten, with u lannaKu of 182,600; and Japan ten, of a lonnag of 31,330. Tho auccce'dlng artlcloa provldo thn dotalla for scrapping and replacement of ships, ' A rlpplo of appUiuo swept tlm hull when Hughes announced that tho old battleship, Oregon, would he re tained for non-combatant purposes hocauio tlm stnto of Oregon wanted to keep It for hletorlcnl and sontl tnnntal reason. Touching on Iho system of scrap ping capital khlps 1 1 tig lien suld: "I mlRht call llila tho denaturing of 'cap ital ahlpx." ELKS TO ENTERTAIN l't I United ItulcrV Nlalit at lnl MnIro Tomorrow LIMITATION NAVIES GDIS Tomorrow ulglit la pat nxulted rulora' nlRht, mi nmiiiul ul In i:ik iluin, nnd tho local IoiIro of Klka In innklniT proparntloiia to cnlortnln n lorcn uttenUanco of Itrt membora. Tho Klka band, (Mcaiilied nboul two monlliH iiro, ilnd alnco ttreiiRth. encd by faithful praitire, will mnke IIh tint upponrnnco on tho floor of tho IoUro room. Thero aro ubout I'lRlituon plocea In thojinnd. A proKrnm of cxurclnea will be Riven and u lunch will ho aenl'd tit tlit cIojm of tlm entertainment. m:v ahhoiatiox vims i.toitroiTi(x aiitici.i:s Article of Incorporation nero tiled today with tho county ilork by tho Klamiith Kirn I'rotectho iissoclutlun, which la llio Miccemor of tlm Kluin ntli'I.uko 1'rotccllvo nmiocliillon. Tho lucorponrtora uro Jueknoti '. Kim ball, Uart i:, Wlthrnw, and K. II, UuRgett. ' ' WKATHKll I'UOIIAIHMTlKHi Tho Cyclo-fltorrotogrnph nt Undor wood'a Pharmacy roKlatered a hut omotrlo prosuro at 30.r0 nt noon to day, hulnR u rlao nt (10 polntH Hlnco Moudliy. IIoIiir well In tho fair wonth or nrcu flno weather may bo oxpocted tonight and tomorrow, Porocnt for noxt 84 heur: iflonomlly fair weathor, with vnrl uhlo wlnda. Tho Tycos rocordliiK thormomotor roKlatorod maximum and minimum tomperaturea today, aa follews: High .-..32 k JrfW ...,.....,.. fi 621S o- YIXlfiH I'tiT IMI.M.MV HAI'll IN VIMM)U', TIIIJ.V lllinAK HIMO.V I'llti: MoSl'.Y IIO.V I'MII.ADCM'IIIA, rub. 1 'ruckmuon pliirod ii diinnny aufn of card board and oil cloth In tlm window of tint United Motor Hnrvlcn Corporation to day to fool llin pollto and rob bed tlm renl anfo In thn rear nt tint plant. They encnpcd with a roibt hook for making- keya for lltnlllnn locka and with $800 In mnnny, bonda nnd Jewelry. . CHAMBER TO MEET WITH COUNTY COURT ON ROAD BOND ISSUE Itrrninnicniliillcm, Will Depend L'm Hlnnil Token by Htnti IIIrIi way dmnil.lni. Jtmt whnt pollry tlm Oliamluir of Coinmerrn will adopt on tho propon ed $800,000 road bond lruit will bo determined IhU weok when tho hoard of dlrectora will hold a apodal meet InR with tlm Klninatli icutijy court, tbo enact dato for which hna not been Att. Tlila waa decided at n mooting rMorday of Hie board V!ipti the road bond luo flrat wan proponed thn Chamber nf Commerce eitdvnvored to'aitccrtaln wlielhcr tho r,o.l0 aid would bn forthrgnilnR from Ibu ulalu, Tho recommendation of thn chamber will dopend upon tho ilatcmcntt of tho highway coinmU- alon. Tlm board nppolnted Mra. Harry Ackloy nr chairman Of a rommltteo to compant prleea of playRrouud equip ment. Hhn wilt bo aided by M. H. Wont and Krnd A. HaUer. It l pro poned to obtain the equipment an (Ml an ponnlble ro an to have tho playground In operation by early prlng . m $15 STOLEN. CHARGE TblTr U.1 J n In Itcfiulreil li rk'tlln llnNini'ltoblnctt duo AccordlitR tb tho tcntlmony of Itutli Ilrooni. who In thn com)ilalnlnR wit nma In tho charRo of robbery agalmt Karl Kennedy, Orvlllo Hoblnetl and, Loo Friend, $IC wa ntntcu from bor, Tho car Ii ntlll tinflnlihed. All tha tcnllinony In tho cnao waa In by tho noon rcceaa or the circuit court and Immediately after court reconvened, tho pronecullou began lla argument. Tho cao will probably go to tho Jury omatlmo llila afternoon ' Although the nmount Involved la only $IS,,lt will provo a pretty ex pomlva trial to tho county, as three daya haa been coiuumed In tbo trial nnd an additional c J pen in wan Incur red through (tin prosecution bcliiR compelled to bring thn complaining wltneia, It u Hi Ilrnom, from I .on Ang ole. C DOHA HTV IMt'l.lCATIUI IN IIOOTI,K(i(lla CIIAUGKH Charles Auderion, arrented Mon day nlr.ht In thn Wimhlugton ro6m Ing hnuao, In company with Dora my, nno-tlinv Jitney driver, was bo for V. S. Cnmmlulonor Thomaa yen tcftlny afternoon nnd hold a a ma terial w'ltuoia ugnlnnt thn woman Ho furnished $500 ball for hla np- pctrnncn and mndo a stntoment, which puti Dorn tn pretty bad on thr chnrgu nt hootlogglnR. SUo will bo brought boforo thn cnmmlnalouor thin nftqrnoou. Chief Wllnon and Offlcor Mcl)on nld mada tbo nrrust Monday night when they raided room 27, which wan occupied by tho woman, Thoy found mooiinhlno In tho room und Andervou ndiultled that ha had bought n roiiplo of drinks from Uom unit paid $3 for It. MKWIr IIIIMDHNTH wniltll'.l). Judd I. owe and Mrs. May Hamil ton, botluwcll known rcnldenta of thin city, woro married last uvonlng nt tbo liomonf Mr. nnd Mrs, O. tl. HtiiKK on Third atreot. Mr. nnd Mra. StaRR wltiicsncd tho cerumony, which was purformed by Jiulgo It. C, Hun noil. , Mr. una Mis., l.owa will continue to rouble, huro, tliolr honii bnlni; on tho im.torn extension of Mnln street In Second Hot Springs addition. i " MI.V:tVOUKKItH AVIM.INd T l"OOI. INTKIIKSIN INOIANAI'Ol.lS, Fob, 1, 'Tho JJnltod Mlna WToikora of Amorlcn aro willing to pool tholr Interests with other railroad orguuttaHons It) resist Iiir' prnpased nttuuks on wngn scho dulos, John I.. I.owls, tbo miners pro- Hldont, doclarud lu announcing that 10 railroad organizations, had boon KLAMATH lU,N, NEW RAILROADS ABE PREDICTED Ul LUIVIDLRI 'i Says Developments Affect ing Klnmath May Come Within the Year "I think llnirii In no- iiicntlon but that within two or .tlireo years, or pvinlbly durlim thn prenent year, Klnmath rail. will sea tho beginning of nxtenslvo rnllrrad doolopinentn." Thin In lli opinion cxpio'tcd by J. H, Kent, westorn reprcnenlathn tt tbo (lermnlu comimny, n wholeialu lumber firm . of ritlsburg, boforo tlm Uhnmber'bf Commerce forum to day. Kent 'baned hit prediction on In forma tic n In iho hands of his com pany, and from observation during his lumber bung trip. Ho pn dieted tha advent Into thin territory of Iho WVstern Pacific, which ho dntlarod to bn tlm strongent financially or any trans-coiitlneulal road, III discussing local eondltluns, Kent nJd there was no ncccislty- fi)r a gloomy outlook. Other portions of thn country, particularly between Chliago nnd Deinor, woro far worm hit by tho financial depression, nnd aro not In an good condition today. He said tbitl ho wan more optimistic rouromlng tho generat than the lo'al economic rondltton, hut pointed out that with thn o)en of thn nation on thn western wliltv plnn belt, of which Klamath county Is tho center, It Is only a question of time, until many largo operators will acqulro holdings. Twonty-threo Inquiries ns tn the possibilities of this section havo been received by his firm, Kent said, most of ibom being from southern lumber men. Any ono of thein probably would erect a larger plant than any hero at present, ho said. Itvferrlm to tho present demand for lumbor, Kent declared that middle-west manufacturing plants aro ready to take tho enllro output or upper grade., manufactured here, pro upper grades manufactured here, providing an equitable prlco In maintained, Tho producers tendency lo Incoraso prices wtth tho first sign of Increased demand Is to bo do ploroil, he pointed out, bcrnwo the result In lowbred demand. "Thin may bo designated as buying talk," ho said "but tho facts hno been proven ln"othcr linen ns well as dum ber." M. 8. Wast presided ut tho meet ing, which probably had a larger at tendance than uny during tho paM year. An unusual foaturo that cntised great merriment was thn mysterious Wednesday Morning club", which proved to bo for the purposo of ob-' (Continued to Page 4) IN IT'S FUNNY, THE DIFFERENCE A FEW THOUSAND MILES MAKES I 1 MV(3MH,HoWVbo (i v"vtv?JV' won't even t3ov Yff)im 7- y t Member of the Associated Press. OHKGO.V, WHDNIMIMY, KdlltUAKV I, HKtt AT T,HE BEGINNING OF THE TRAIL Today tho cards nro shuffled In Thu llWnld office for n now deal. It will brf tho endeavor of Iho undersigned to makn )t A squnro deal for nil ronrerned. Tho men who conduct n nnwspuior nro no moro Infallible than tho rest of mankind. Thn editor oC thin paper cxpocta lo makn mistake lu dealing with the peculiar problems of this community, but 1m expects, equally, to find tho ourgo lo ncknnwlcdgo orror and mako roparnUon for wrong, Whothcr tho error and wrong afforii thu person or plans or tbo highest In th communltf of tho lowest. It Is comparatively an easy 'matter for nnyono with a smattor Ing knowledge of grammar nnd nccosir to ii dictionary to link words together In lines nm paragraphs of glowing promises, Tho editor of this paper. In bin yonra of newspaper exiwrlcnco, has acquired somrf comprehension of thn itxtent to which meaningless phraseology plays u part In nil public expression. Consequently ho Is Inclined to ntlemptTin Ittllo as ponslblo In Ibis direction. Ho In In tho community, not a stranger to many nr lt rltlzniH. hlcaunu of n firm foltli In tbo future of Klamath county, nnd because It appeals elllren, nml tno iitity nrsi at nnnn, 10 lonu n nanu in wnnm?cr measure ho may bn ablo to help ndjiuifi thn problems that aro do laying thu comiliunlty In Its destined flovclopmont. Just how tho help of Tho Ilorald mi bo best applied Is 'n mntler that tlmo nnd rlrcumstuncc-a wICt drtormlno as they unfofcl. Tlm editor of Tbo Herald bellovca lie sceg at hand a period, of great advancement for Klamath coftnty, In which many of tho problems that -havo heretofore seemed most distressing will auto iiiatlcnlly so Wo themselves and be effaced. ;ll Is' willing to pledge bin utmost nld in circumstance nrUo to tnnko such old seem necessary: and. Is content to nbld. ly on oitnbllshcd rule that has never failed. 3n duo season, toi Infallibly fix tbo xart worth of men's pledges: "Ily their fruits yo shall know them," Tho Herald, under tho now management, will endeavor to merit . the samo confidence of Its renders th it It ban held frosn its be ginning. As tho community grows, It will endeavor nl to grow to meet thn Incroascd demands for thtt distribution of, non's and fulfillment of Its dutlcn to Its advcrtlnerj fin columns will remain open nt all times to discussion of all aider of n question, providing that the. debaters conflno their dis cussion to tho merits of thu question nfid do pot scok to air their personal opinion of their opponents. t lln.'.n lirfarnurn nt nnlnlnn t thn llfeliloeil nr 11 flemopraer. In n growing community, such an .. ..... m ...,t.t Iim n ..tniiinm decay. ' Tho editor reserve, Iho right to expression of hki own opinion, aud maintains for every rusldcnt of thin community an exactiy equal right, however much bo may dlsagrco with tho views ad vanced. Tho newspaper Is tho mouthpiece of thn community, and tho columns of this newspaper aro open tn all. Tho undersigned has ussumed financial responsibilities that eausu-htm little, worry, and moral responsibilities which causa him 1 gravo concern. Ho asks tho suppurt from every reader of this paper, nn far as lie Justifies tbcjr support and contidoncc, and plodges his best efforts ' t J if "Kor tho cause that lacks, assistance, , . , - Kor thn wroilg tba.t nxids resistance, . ror Iho futuro in And tco good DORRIS FEELSWREMOR liarly Jlurulnj; Qtiukt 1'reclpltalci. Koiuu Confusion ., HOllItlS,. Col., fell. 1. Many residents' of Uorrln were awakened suddenly yesterday mornlnt; ut about 5:30 o'clock by a very pronounced earthquake shock which scorned to continue for at least a mlnuto with unusual 'violence for territory situat ed so far from tho coast region. To' sonio It was tho first experience of an earthquaka nnd naturally Proclpl tatcd confusion to sonio degree, but no damage was dono'. " j.ti'.wiyi: i.iaiH.u min LONDON', Feb. 1. Plold Murshal Prince Vnmagntn, died ut bin homo In Odawnra, Japan, nt tho ogu of Si, cays a Toklo dispatch. I to Jilm ns tho duty of a good J tho Klamath country, cessation fl nf titin.rt.rhlni jalnf-mit Inn nml ,1 the distance, that I can do." r v. n. SOULK. hiohchool annx-al ni.ii'r-1 1'ImA8 A meeting of tbo high shool an nual Rtaff was held last evening at which first plans' were laid for the publication of the senior's year book. It was decided (hut boforo actual work tta tho nnniuil was begun, a rant as of tho town should bo made to sco what support could be bad from tbo business men of tho city. A drive will bo conducted this evening among tbo business houses, at which tltnu tboatudcntiiwlllask ror support In tbo way of advertising. ,HGCMi:.T ,STAKTKI IX AlUtt'CKU: TltlAL SA.S FKA.'C!SCO, Feb. I, -Taking testimony In tho second trial of Fatty Arbucklo ended at 10:25 this morning.' A fifteen, mlnulo recess was taken boforo the final arguments? IIOM) ItAXDITS HTOI' t.ll( C.llltli:lt AND takb kivi. mvrnvji CHIOAOO, Feb, 1, Flvo sacks, bollovcd to hold register ed mall, were stolon today by three bandits who after firing ono shot stopped a mall clerk at Whiting, Indiana enrouta from tbo depot to tho postofflc,o. The bandits waited until the train left beftrro attacking tbo carrlor, . l ' - ' y 4 1 WHAT 'IS EVIDENCE IN MOONSHINE CASE, "ASK LOCAL POLICE OHIrcru Arc In Qnamlarpri llaro 17.1 Quarts, Ilul 'Allegetl Culprits Aro DUcbarged Tbo dismissal of tbo cbargo of moonsblnlng ogalnst Dick Uorrard and Ed Zehndor, In Portland Mon- kdoy, on recommendation of the fed- oral prosecuting attorney, has set tbo police hero guessing as to what constitutes evldenco that will war rant a ' trial. In this case 176 quarts of moonshine were setxed In tBfl raid, but In recommending dis missal of tho caso U. 8. Trosocutlng Attorney Flolglcr said thero was not sufficient evidence to warrant bring Ing tho yonne men to trial,- J. J. MeManus, who was arrested In connection with the samo moon shining operations, wa 'before V. S. Commtsslonor Ilcrt Thomas yester day afternoon, and bund, qrer to" tho federal grand Jury. Ho escaped at (ho tlmo tho raid was made, but waa subsequently captured In A goma. POPE ELECTION PENDS DccUlorx Mr "e Madty by Hfttutlay Omrlarc Open Tknrwlay ROML', Fob. 1. The 861st pope will bo elected by Saturday, accord' tng to tho consensus of opinion as ex pressed by tbo prelate arriving with ina-earviinats attneped .to the. coni claw.-Tbey'expeeVthlavlho decision kallotTho-conclaTn oens ThuftdaH and from present Indications the work ot electing a papa will bo car- rled on expeditiously. "I do not anticipate a sharply drawn contest, which soma predict," said an English ecclesiastic today. American and Kngllsh church dig nitaries consider it certain that the cholco wilt fall on an Italian. They bellevo that the best chances Ho with Cardinals Maffl. Haiti, Lega and La- fontalne. A prominent English prel ate declared It would bo a great mis- tako to olect a foreign cardinal, as that would lead to disappointment and dissatisfaction among countries like tho United States, Great Britain and France, nil of whom probably felt that they merited high offlco, whereas the selection ot an Italian would bo acceptable to all. Tho next popo la certain to bo at Italian, according to a statement rondo today by Cardinal Mcrclcr, prl- mato.ot Belgium, to tho Associated Press. "Providence for five centuries baa ruled that tho supremo pontiff should bo an Italian,'' ho said FRANK WT1.KV DRINGS IN SIX iCOYOTK I'iXTtf Frank Wiley ot Klamath Agency was In town today and brought with htm the pelfs ot eleven coyotes, six Lmalo and flvo female, on which be collected tbo bounty from tho county dork. Ho Is tho first claimant un der tho new law, which went Into effect today and which necessitates that affidavit bo made that the per ron claiming tbo bounty actually did tbo killing and two witnesses, who aro realty ownors, must sub stantiate tbo affidavit. 1'AltM HUREAU COMM1TTKK HOLDS MONTHLY MEKTINQ Tbo regular monthly meeting of tbo oiecutlvo commltteo ot tbo Klam ath CountyFnrm Bureau was held this afternoon In the bureau offices In tho Swansou building, DAXC1XG PARTY A dancing party will bo held Fri day night at the D. M. Murphy ranch at tha old Htovo' Low plara In tho Honlay district, A good floor, good music and a good time la promised thpso who attond. - AUXILIARY TO MEKT Tho Ladles' Auxiliary ot tho Proa hvtni-Utt Philrh wlll tnpAt In tkA church parlors, Thursday atternooa.l PKICB F1VK CKHTH wil MrMMMHMaikMHWI Indications Point to Bigr Im provements Within Three Weeks PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. J,1 Continued inquiries during tbo past week from the railroads for prices on ear material and tho, up per grades of lumbor hava added,, encouragement to the hopes of the lumbermen -of tho northwost for fu turo business, Ths export bmlness haa not In creased and conditions remain tho samo as they havo boon since tho first' 'or tho year. Reports from Japan and other points of. the orient ro -that tbo porta are congested to such a degree that there Is ao pos sibility for an Increased bnslsees for some time. The luaberasea, however, aro Inclined to the belle? that this excuse Is made while tho deeper motive on the 4 part of tho oriental purchasers la to brlngcJho market down. - v Prospect Look Good The Atlantic coast trsdo daring tbo week ha remained Ubo tame aa previously, but IndleaUMs' ton to- Juro business ar) promisw. LUMBERMENARE ENCOURAGED BY R. R. INQUIRIES Thero I at prosenrM .Inclina tion on the part of Jhb .iffrlenltiral district's to mako IraaesrpBrcbase. These districts are lno$eBeed ot lumber to carry on their balldlng demands, but they have not the money or the credit to make pur chases. Lumbermen hare practic ally glrea 'npw kopea of receiving -large orders from tlie farming dis tricts until aftef the neat crop are harvested. , CaW oral Feels Market t ''California lumber lumen hare been la Ike northwest during the - geUtnJn.totsekiwHk'lke lam- oermen ana taw ssuwar inaaing preparations for a great 'hiereaae 'la business when the weather per mits. There waa ao Increase felt during tbo past week, howover. This has been duo to the fact that woatber condlltona have been bad. Tho storms In Southern Califor nia held up the demands for lum ber for two wceka after the first of the year. 'These storms were followed by severe treats nnd tho delay In order was " continued. Salesmen reported that within a short time the California demand will be much greater. Los Angeles and tbo entire southern part ot the state will bay In large, volnmes,, as was the ease all last year Strike Stop Baftac ., In 1)21 the strike of building trade ot San Francisco held up building to the extent that tljcre were tew order from that section. This strike baa practically been set tled and a great demand for lum ber expected. In order (to carry' on tho building that was held up last year and proceed with the plans for this season, greater order will bo placed wtth Oregon mills. dt Is the universal opinion of lum bermen here that within three weeks the lumber market will show a great Improvement. There can bo no question but what the railroads are preparing to buy In large quan tities'. Their Inquiries for prices (Continued en paw fenr) VET MEASURE PASSED Only Change Is fas limitation Training Camp. ot WASHINGTON. D. O', 'Feb. l.J Tho Independent offices appropria tion bl'll. currying H9,3u4,ji.;B.Dt of which la for, use ,by;the veterans' bureau waa passed, today by 'the House and' tout' to ithe Senate. For tho 'bureau the bill appropriated r3-7.H74.6i2 and thefoniy) ikaa'te' fa this feature wa' the eUlnatioar a provision which woald kavV-limited tho number of campa'at whlek train Ing schools might be established to Camp Sherman, Ohio., r f .ITjl, Some ot the Item making up'tbe $100,000,000 approprhrtiett'.fei: tU shipping board cainB'in'fef .aharpit. ' tack, the House defeating 171 tV 117, a Democratic motion (to PMomasH the blllt tor restricting tie beard' advertising activities to IMM ..In, . addition tot0,f eaiipW'lar.M . vertUlBg, tbe,..bord 1800,009, tfcW'trtW . i I y - 't'il aV'-d ssssfl 'arnrnl ammml nakud to moot with tho minors. Feb, 2, 'for .advertising. ' 1, '.. if : . it' I' N