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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1922)
;; -4. W 'i ) 4 i-M Wcp lEimttng Herald OFFICIAL PAPER OF KLAMATH COUNTY AND OF, KLAMATH FALLS WEATHER FORECAST 'KI.NKHII', llll IISIM, 1.(11 l Member of the Associated Press. I'llirriiih Vt'iir. No iiill'J. KLAMATH FALLS, OltlWO.V, i:lM Sl). .MM. 7, llll!2. I'llICH 1'IVK OKNT8 V i stbike ballots AILED TO El 1,200.000 Mcmi Are Affect ed; Pnralyais of Rail roads July 1 Looms CIIH'AdO, Juno 7 Hlill... Iml Into ioIiiiiiiiIiIh .Inn,, :ni wont mil Imliiy In railway kiiiIii)ki urri'Hi-il I liy llin wage ri'iliicllmiH ordered liy' llin Pulled Sluto, lullwuy hoard Olio lilllllnii Unci hundred thou j mill wuikorn are affected, Paralysis uf tlin iiiiIIoii'h r.lll ! rn.nl July I Iimuiii'iI it n ii ihkhIIiII II)- uf Ihe r'iliirllniiH which had ,, lill.lt ulial... I . . ........ -..i.niM-ii i iii, nun, nun rrinii i Wn,:o. effoilhu July 1. WAHIIINlITON. I). ( j,. 7 rWrulnry of Cm rl Hoover. In Ills r.iinrl in tlni senate today .11,. rl I Hint tin ami Hcrtul.ii .if ,. I'nr lintl liiitl sought in present re. rmilly KUr.r.c-tloiis whlrli It linil been Imiinil would loud tn a Nl.tt ,, llf tin. rout sttlko. lint mi fur their efforts had been without rcsiiliM. WAHIIINtSTON. Ii. t Jun 7 lin-lnrliig tlin supremo iniirt ilt. Ion In tlin Coroiiiidii -.il ra-u was" "niiiKt iiinliimu In whin It fort shadow, fur Ha- rut ut of iiiiiuii labor." Kenator I l-irollctlo, Wis consin, today Issued ii slaloincul ritirtilnr. tho i-uiiri ll(. declared the iililiilon n nlKiilllrnnt bemuse of what tin' roiirt R,irt on itio-tlnus not Involved In thu case, t.itliur tlun lirciiliMi uf iiidiIiIiik actually ilvrlilril I lt mild a alx-llno iloil tlun wiu nil iimi w,i required, liut Hint llio court went out uf t w,,y llliuiigh -11 ..inM ti, iicrut,, t, . lenduuls anil churartorl-o tlitiil an outlaw mi,) iiiiiriitvr DARCY TO BE TRIED I..II,.' Count, Man , ( ,uK1., wittt Miinlci- of lllik HuiinMee Sfxilal to ',, ,.ra, I.AKi:Vli:V. Jim,. 7 j,,!,,, .ilr. roy ulll lie ir,., , . ,irr, rilllr hi'ro Thiirmlay for II iiinlir of I 'Irk ll.iuiilntir In l'a,.y at N. VimhIiit ttlii'ii Dm tun I, ...mi,. ,.,. Iimlli'il In a i onln.vi'iHy. m n pixtni-tl I -uvor Hie in I f iuooin.iin .Mi.ititn.i. nu'i'i.i: vi:n llliiior I' .Merrill nml Alma V. WIIhiiii. Imtli of .Mi-rrlll, with tho lulnrlli.iln In a iinli't wmlillui; nl (ho .Mi'lhoilUt i:iriniuai:,i nl ri.:in yi'nli'rilay aftornnoii. Tho lli-v. H. J. Chaiii'y iH'rfnnui'il Iho (-r.Miiuiiy. mill .Mr. ami .Mm. IIiikm Klnloy ut li'inli'il. Mr. nml .Mm. Merrill will iiialio their linino In Merrill, wliero 'Morrltt U niiiiiocii'il with. Ainlor hoii'k nlnri'. Let 'Em Smoke. He Said, So 100 Women Smoked N'lIW VOHK,. .lutiii 7. Clirtirotlc Kliinkn I'loiiiU lilowii liy fi'iulnluo inimtliH, rurli'il nhuiit lli,l IhmuI of .Miiulclpal Cuiirt JiihIIo.i Wlllliim Caf fory iSaliirilay an ho lalloil ut minii liorii uf Iho Woiiiuii'h National lli'ino rrutli! rluh for tholr "floiiilluli" ,t,v vntlon of (lie wi'i'il. Till) JllHtU'U llllhlll'H uven till) Ulllull of u rlKiirolto. Ilo Immi't iniiili iihii for ii iiuilo c.lKiiriille ttiunlu'i- ami when hu noun it uifflii; woinaii, Iic'h JiihI not to nay HOim'thliiK alioiit II, lhat'H all. Ill) ulloiiiluil tlio Diiiuocratlo Winn iiii'h luuchi'oii ami wuh lulomllm; In Kpcal; ahiiiit ihiIIIIch nml tho women inilillt-lulitt erroiH. Ileallh (,'niiiiiilmiloiior Cniielaml, In mi mlil ti'HH Hit lil : "If u woman (wunth) to hiiuiKi', why mil? llk'iiH Imr huiiI, lot her. Sim will miywiiy." Tlii'Ho leilllllldi hihuiiuiI to ho tho riio for a fiTQifoi'-il puff, for alioiit half nf tho -100 woinon lin moilluily Ih'kiui to Hiunko. Tlio liluo cIoiiiIh i)iivolo)ii( iho Hpcukor'H talilo. JiihIIco Caffoy fannoil boiiiu of It iihIiIo nml aroHo. Ho ik-rlarcil it wiib poopln who hiiIiI "Lot 'out almio" who woro ro upoiiHlhlo for UO per cent of tlio liinnomiHH that oxInIihI In Iho mini try toilay. Aids Blake ' Jk J" Cnptnln Nonnnn MncMltlan It one 5f the daring llrltl-h tlyitii nccom- I nfiylni: Major W. T. Hlako on hi Dltilit luuuud tliq world. WATER RATE RAISE GRANTED COPCO BY i i STATE COMMISSION! liiticu-o Hi-minis Lffeiilu. .Inlv I; Onle- llcilnio, I'HTiit Tin Iff U 'iifulr HAI.IIM Jiiii,. T II) mi iirnr nf I lio iiiilillr Rcrilri- rominlnilnii ym lurilny tlir wutnr rain nf tilt Cnllfui nln DrpKoii I'uncr romtiaiiy nl Klum ntli PalU n r,, liicrrnnpil. tin- onlnr to lii I'ffi'illv,. July f. .j,r'it hyilraiil K'lllnl, whlrli lirraiil-ti cffcIlM' JntlU my I. ID3.1 VoliiBtloti uf the rum imiD'ii i'(Ulilinpnt fur riitp-muliliii; piirixiii't It lilnrnl at 1 I.l.'G. Tlu onlii ny that tlin iin-iPtit rnli'ii nrn unfair tu thu lonumiiy nml ylulil irac tlrally mi riliirn uii thu Iiiuatiiuint. I'mler tlio new tot,, the iiii'ler rati' will ho $176. an Incieano of 3.' ri IIIh oer tho iiretrnl tale uf fl.to. for law'u uprlnUllm; or Irrigation the rati' will Ih the same n tho new itTulnr rale, nml ! renin per I'"1 ril fn-l fur nil titer '') eu. feet. Tho tumplelo elKht-MKo report uf flmlluKH nf tlio ioiuiiiUkIiiu. rurelveil lit'io toilay. will ho piililhhcil in Thu lleratil when Hparo permits John lloyle, lural iiiaiiar.er for tho power rnmp.iny, until ti.lii that ma lerlnl for tho linprnvi ihpiiIh would total npprutlm.itely 3n.UiHl With refereiirp to flro protection thu opinion of tho rommlMimi nay In part: Tho prencnl iirrnlir.emeiit for flro 'proleclloii. In nrrorilaiico with thu urlr.lnul rr.ini'hltio, pruvlilet for the free imo uf ten liyilranlH nml pre Niimalily other faclllllen. hh orlr.lually limlnlleil, for flro protection tnirh a h the reservnlm. wcIIh nml pinnpi. etc. I'or nilillllolial eiiulpiueiit, tho ralo now In effect I $l! per liy ilrnnt for nil klmlH ami t)uM of hyilraiitH, which rale tho utility hai pinposeil tu liu'reaau to $1' CO per hyilraiil. In aiialvrlni: ihr lionnflln of the nilillllolial coiiHtriirtlon proposeil, It In oliloiit that tho rate filed hy tho utility nml KUnpemleil liy Iho coiiiiiiIshIoii ilo not placu upon flro protection lis pioper proiortlim of costH. It hIioiiIi) In) uvliloiit that tho plant Invi'Ktnu'iit, usi'il (or hoth iloiiii'Htlc ami flro protection, which Ih over mill aliovo that lU'ce.i.iry for ilome.Htli; Horvlce, hIioiiIi) ho :itf hIkiiuIiIo to flro protection. At tho April HI heailni,', It ilo volopi'il that, althoiich mlilltlOnal flro protection facilities uhoiilit ho liistalleil in tho lu-a,- future, tho city wiim openitliib' upon u hml-ct uyritum ami any rouultlui' Incroaao In ratert coulil not hecomo effective until tho lieKlnuliii; of thu year l'JL'il. It wan also hIiowii ut this lit'iirltiK that, oeu thour,li It was iloHlrnhlo ami economical for tho city to own IIh own hyilriiuU, this coiiililloti coulil not ho effoctod lui meillatuly. In orilcr to incut hiicIi cmulltloiin, wo uiu prcHcrlliliii; no climiKo In flro rules for flro protection until the !ici;luulni; of thu oar, 1 1 -.. , nml mo ulxo iniildui; Hpecltli! provl hIoii for. u rontal for onch typo of hydrant, which rental would ceimo at Iho Mum that tho hydranta woro piirchiiHfil liy tho city. Tho niolhoil of rhiirKliiK for flro protection In direct ratio to tho number of hyilrmitH In uso does not rouiilt In a, propor or euultaliUi IhihIs of charr.o. Tlio Invortmeut In (Continued, on Piil'o Two), STOCK Ii IS WT CATTLE THEFTS True Bill Returned Against Con Fitzgerald; Dummy Cow Introduced hie, l.il In The lleinlil I.AKl:Vli:V. June 7 Cmi I'll. i;ei,ilil. wlilely-kiiiittii niiK'her uf rillth. wax found utility of MteallllK rattle In the circuit imirt horo eg terilay l.ait Dereinher the nherlff nml otherx fouml two head nf (own on I'llxi-eroliI'M Hiiyilrr creek rmirli In Nnrtli Warner valley. Tho 1-iiwn had lieeu I.IIIp,I nml their heads re moved, nml mio had u laritn piece uf hide remuveil from each Hide. The e.ram! Jury Imllcteil I'ltrceralil for Mteiillm; Ihi'iu riiwn, and the indictment sald olio wuh tint prop ert) uf tho "I'" ranch, whllu tlin other licluiiKvil to tho Warner Stock company at Adel, known at tho "M. IV runrh. Thu uvlilvncu with ref ereiu'e to tlin "!'" row wn held In tmffltlotit. hut I'ltzRornlil wjk found Killlty of -teallni; tho "M. 1' " ow. rilRerntit tlalniPil ho had killed tho cow it hecaiue ' ho nupuctud rallies or that they had hcuii lu lecteil with pol-on wild turnips nhli Ii e.ruw on llin rnnch. Ilo ilalined ho retnoM'd tho heads to nuiid to tho utato officials at Salem fur examination, nud .Hint ho re moved pieces of thu hides to ex amino thu earcawi for turnip polnou. A fe.ituro of thu trlnl was thu Introduction hy the proneciltlut; at torney during his cloilm; armi infill of n diimtuy tow made from one f tho liidw In iustloii bluffed with ntruw, .Strenuous otiertlous to this ovlilemu were niado hy I'll- Ker,ild'H attorney. Sam ll.ity. foreman of tho "M I'." tiinchi teKtlfled that hu knew tho ".M. P." iow. oven though tho marks were removed. Ho nald ho could not descrlhu thu cow. hut that ho knew thu animal as well us Due would know a pcrnon. Cleueral opinion wni that In the ntnu'iiro of other proof of ownership that Duty's iiMtlmony would do limuffl cleiit to xeruro conviction, in vlow of thu fnct that there were several, thousand head of tho "M. P." rat He, and that this appeared to hu an ordinary ranito cow, with no pecullar uiurklni;. He testified ho had not seen thu cow for It) months. Tho Jury recommended leniency, r'ltir.cnild h:is n wlfo mid two chil dren. The case probably will hej appealed (o (hu supreme court. TEN EMPLOYES OF MT.HEBRON SAWMILL ' STAGE WAGE STRIKE ' .Mill Win- Unl I. Int; III-Hour U.i) nl III i ni It J I'l.inl I ,i-.'. Dunn 'riiiiniii iij llOmtlrl. Cllllf . June 7 T-n Pill- pluy.H of the J. (I Neiii tit Mi llelirun Btriirk for Inrrenneii wai;en Monday They wero all siih-eiii(!til-Iv removed from tin, payroll which action iiereimlliiloil rlosliii the mill until a new itiiw can In, ohtnliied. About five men roiiiiilueil mi the Job. O'NoIII'h emplo)-H cltilined Hint lliey were wiirklni; I'i hniitn nl IDr per hour ami that other mill owners In their vicinity are p.tyliie, more N'o ulher walkouts are looked fur at IIiIh time. ThU Is the first labor trou ble In this section, stir the (-enural strke no March first CASES SET FOR TRIAL Sewn Cilmluiil nml Seven ('hit; Ciiiiii Colivem-x .lime III. rollewlni: the en 1 1 In k of the crim luiil nml civil law docket last Mon day afternoon, tho follow Inis rases have been set fur trlnl Ik'hIihiIhi; June ID. State va. Kims; State vs. Sum Head, Stat, vs. .Murra; State vs. Print-; .Statu vs. Wurden: State vs. tillmnro; Slnlu vs. O T. Anderson Civil rnscs as follows. Perkins vs. Producers Milk Asm.; TIiiiiiuh s Darllnc: Wolsh vs. Klaiuolh Livesteck: l'aley xs. Krecto; Wlrkstrom vs. Klamath Pine MfK. Compali); Diamond Iron Works . Klamath Pine .MfK Company; I.ar.eson vs. I'tirrh nml Pusoy. Tho follow In- persons will he ar ralKncil Monday June II!, to answer to liidb tinents returned iif-nlnst them' Alle Vincent, larceny uf horses. Wntkins Davli fur manslaUKhter. HI llott Mooie. for crentliiK n riot, and Jin k Nlrhol for possession of Intoxl catlne lliiuor. WOULD OUST SIEMENS Stall' It.ink i:amliiei' I'iles Cli.ir-;v uf .Vi-KllKt-nrit lit 'Prii-lit- Oomplalnt was filed In the circuit court yesterday by Frank (. Ilram well, statu bank examiner, on be half of the defunct First Statu and Savings hank, asking thu removal of John Siemens Jr . us trustee of funds tetaling: JH.'UfMS, charging that hu wits negligent In thu handling of the trust, mid making loans where tho security wag of no value due tu proceeding mortgages, and ask ing thu court to appoint some suit able person ng trustee of these funds. The iiiinplaint aUo charges that thu appointment of Siemens as such trustee wax Irrtgular nml not In ac cordance with the provisions of the by-laws of tho bank. THE ANNUAL DELUGE lv' L- W& ITflTE GRANGE L I Would Deny Right to Bc- come Citizens: Stand on Booze Taken Mc.MINNVIM.K, Junu 7. Thn stale crance today had before It resolution,! opposInK thu luaslnR to or ownership of land by rentals nml detiinndltiK that nil orientals bn lie lied the rll'ht to hecomo citizens. ()ther resolutions Introduced cen sored Judges for ImposInK too I it-lit penalties on violation,) nf pro hibition laws. The KranRii de manded more Jail sentences, and declared fines too'l--ht In vlow of tho profits of bootlei;ters. Tho present method of electlm KratiKu officers was attacked In an other resolution, and tho demand made for a return to tho old meth od of nominating nml electing on the convention floor. A resolution opposliiK the repeat of tho mllluRe meusiiro for higher education was Introduced and In another resolu tion the grungo protesteit against the tibo of oleomargcrino on stu dents' tables' at the Oregon Agricul tural college. State Muntcr Spenru In I1I1 an nual report approved co-operatlvu KcUlug ug grain, but said that even that did not go far enough. He pleaded agalmt Indiscriminate re duction uf taxes, and said bo hoped tho liicomo tux would be on the ballot next November, INDIANS FOUND DEAD .Mr. nml .Mt. Joe JnckMiii DWcov cittl In Cabin mi Itc-trrvMlun Mr. and .Mrs. Jo0 Jackson, Indians residing near Vnlnax on tho Klamath Indian reservation, wero found dead this morning In their cabin, accord ing to n telephone report received by the county coroner. Tho cause ot the deaths was nol known, tho report stated. ug nelgh bors were afraid to enter the Jack son cabin. A deputy coroner was dispatched to the scene. .n:ssi: stiiaiixs m.wn PORTLAND, Juno 7. Jesse Stearns, widely known Irrigation lawyer, died In Seattlu Lake In cen tral Oregon Monday night from heart trouble, nccorilliij. to word reclevcd toilay from II end. Steams was sec retary of tho Central Oregon Irriga tion company. T T 1 Circling Globe TV -HB. Lieut. Col. L. E. Broome now U crottlnit Europo with Major W. T.' Blake. British Llrd man, on tho first Us ot a fllcht around the world. 50,000 EASTERN BROOK TROUT ARE PLACED LOST RIVER Another Shipment of -.-(H 1,000 to lo Transferred Tomorrow j Secle Doing Well In County Fifty thousand eastern brook trout were transferred thl morn ing from tho Crooked creek hatch ery tu Lost River, representing tho first planting of this species ot trout In the county with tho excep tion ot n few- in Rock creek. An other shipment of 200, 00U will bo taken to Lost river tomorrow. Kastcrn brook trout will be plant ed In other waters as follews: Jen ny creek, GU.000; Crystal creek, 25.000; Klamath reservation, 25, 000; Fish lake, near Diamond lake, 100.000. - Thu eggs were takeii from Klk lake near Ueud, and wero brought hero vln Portland. Hatchery men report excellent succcs with the propagation, unit believe tho tlsh will thrlva In Klamath waters'. Thoie planted In Rock creek are reported to be doing well. Members of the stato fish and game commission are expected hero in July, according to word received by L. J. Dean, secretary ot the Klamath Sportsmen's association. Tho commission meets' on Juno 12, when the dcflnlto time ot their coming will bo decided. Dean said. JOHN SLADE PASSES Wiirt Former Resident uf Klnmatli; Knriuer nml Hotel Owner Fred Itueslng ha received word of tho death at Los Angeles, Cali fornia, ot John Slade, a former resi dent of Klamath county. For years ho lived on u ranch near Olene and Inter moved to Klamath Fulls, whuro ho conducted tho Workmen's Hotel, now tho York rooming house. Tho decedent was n man of Irrv proachablo character nml held In high esteem by nil who knew him. Ho left Klamath Tails for' Los Ang eles threo or four yearn ago. Ho Is survlvvd by a widow and threo child ren: Mrs. Herb Tipton, of Olene, Klamath County, and Ruby and Rus sell Slade of Los Angeles. STUDIES WILD BIRDS PiofcM)r Prill of Sclo Finds 80 Species In Warner Valley Special to The Herald ADF.L. l.ako County, Juno ". Dr. A. N. Prill of Sclo, Oregon, Is hero mnklnK a t-tudy of birds of tho Warner valley In tho Interest of or nithology and to add to his collec tion ut the utato university. To dato ho has gathered SO species of birds. Dr. Prill presented his prlvnto col lection, representing 20 years labor, to tho state university. DKimWTIOX postpo.i:i Dedication ot tho children's pluy grouud will bo postponed until next week, as certain iuemherH of tho band nro out ot tho city. It was an nounced today. SCHOOL TKACHF.ItH Kt.KCTKU- School teachers oloctod by the county school board ut the meeting Monday were: Maud York, Upper Poo valley; Aunu J. Young, Dairy; Qrnco Lytlo. primary, Henley; Carl Lango, Henley. L FRENCH EXPERT! Astronomer Says Manifes tation of Life After Death Shown ' PARIS, Juiin ", Conclusions of Cnmllln Flammarlnn, tho French I nstronomer, from tho study of n few i hundred rases nlong purely Helen I tlflc tines, and apart from religious I or sprltunllstlc viewpoints nro thnt tho soul liven nfter decomposition ot tho body. Is endowed with facul ties still unknown to science and enn mnnlfcst Itself nt a distance with out the mediation of tho senses. "I havo spent CO years studylnc tho question," tho astronomer says, "nnd hnvvo applied to It the same rules ns to scientific research. I ex cluded every examplo which would not stand tho test of scientific verifi cation." "I'romlM Kulflllttl Among tho proof) offered by Dr. . Flammnrlon ar cases of dead per sons fulfilling promises, giving no tlco ot their own demlso and giving warnings of events which afterward materialized, oven such as tho execu tion ot vengeance for wrongs through mediums previously unaware of tho wrongs done. Among the proofs cited are tho fol fel fol eowing: Thu late composer, Saint Saens, Just- beforo tils death, related Iho fact that on tho last day ot tho war of lST'O whllo h0 was dining gaily with his comrades nt an advanced post, ho distinctly heard tho chant ing of tho thumo around which' he later composed his famous requiem. From this phenomenon ho had a presentiment of misfortune, and later learned that his friend, tho great artist Henri Regnault, had died that tamo Instant. Kntcr Into Pact A patient, says Dr. Flaminarlon, made a pact with him that It ho died before tho doctor did ho would como back and give cvllence of tho.splrlt of the soul. A fow months later thu doctor's attention was drawn to Mm movement of a candelabra, which continued until n plcco of It was de tached and placed on a tablo ai If laid there by a careful hand. Two days afterward tho doctor learned that hs patient had bcon dead sev eral days. Tho breaking of tho can delabra was tho sign agreed upon by which tho patient 'was to provo tho survival of tho soul. Another Instanco cited by Dr. Flammarlon Is tho caso of a young man employed by a Olasgow manu facturer. Tho young man, who dlod ot poison which ho had mistakenly drunk for whiskey, appeared aftor death to his employer nnd begged him not to bollovo what ho wns going to bo told. Tho employer previously was unaware of tho young man's death. Ho wa told a fow minutes later that tho boy had committed BUlcldo. A careful Investigation, how over, proved that death was really duo to taking tho poison by mistake. Dr. Flammnrlon reproduced u great number ot examples already publish ed In his psychical works, showing manifestation of tho spirit nt dif ferent periods after death, from un hour to soveral years. Ho says, how ovor, ho does not pretend to gay that tho soul Is Immortal, but contends himself with classifying ovldonco proving scientifically that It does survive tho body. MAKKKT HKPOUT PORTLAND Juno 7. Cattlo weak, hogs 25c hlghor, prime light IH.75 to I12.2!, sheep atrong, eggs and buttor steady. Wheat l.U to 1.20. . WEATIlKn PHOUAUIL1TIE8 ni. r'unln-Clnnr.ni'riillh at Undor- .-.u -"" -'"-" :t. hi.: . WUUII B I llttimsv has registered but llttlo change In barometric press ure slneo yester day's report, In dlcatlug a. contin uance of protent woalnr conditions. Forecast (or next 24 hours; Continued warm with atorm brew ing In direction of tho wind. rpi. TuMd monrAlntf ItlHrmflRlfllflr -"U - .ww.-.- ........... registered maximum, ana minimum tomporatures, touay, us louows; HlKh ' - J Lpw ... ,...,....,.......,..,40. J SURVIVES L f,l n ' i