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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1922)
MX UrtrrrMiy iiljrtrl fJ ' i' .VI i i itu mora; Member of the Aiwoeiated Prtm el OFFICIAL PAPER OF WEATHER FORECAST TONIGHT AND SATURDAY, PAIR AND U()l,i;il KLAMATH COUNTY AND of Klamath falls ,i I Iflceiilli War. No, Ii;i7l, KLAMATH PAIXH, ORF.CJON, HA'fTHDAV..M!LY IB, UfZi. PRICK PIVK CIJNTH - t t 3Hw Herald or SCHOOL DILL Inclusion on Bnllot Oppos-j ed; Resolution Signed By 25 Presbyterians Pastors or lending l'rcMti iirlun ( rhurthes uf Urn nlalo, Im hiding tlmi Rev. A. It. Itli nf this rtty. went on lecord ill Urn meeting nf tlmi I'lCHliylurlun iiyniiil t- f'tirvnlllN lis, opposing Hut measure on llio Novem ber hullol directed nguliist rmitlii iiiinrn of privately controlled s bonis Twriity-flvi! ministers nt:tifl (hi' iiiiciIiik resolution, with tlin under-1 HlnmlliiK Unit It was not presented iix mi net of tln synod reunion, tun ilniiliitcit iiiniuiK Hi" ministers in attendance ninl signed voluntarily iiinl wltliimt urging Tlin resolution In iin follow WliereiiN, tlirm tin h been pro- i ponrd to till' pi'opln of Oregon leg-j Mutlili nhnllslitng uj irlntely ' imitrolli'il schools of primary dint Kritiiiiunr cm dm, una. ' Wheiens, iimrli of Ilin prnpn-' guiida In fhvor of till-) hll tinrf been i-oinliicli'il In Ilio iiutim of I'rutt'Ht untlsiii, we, i tm undersigned I'm- I Icntant ministers, member of llin Presbyterian rtiunli, hellimt Hint I tin- iiroprihi'il lKlitr,iliin in Inl'iil- ' ml in (tin ilKln't human welfare for tli" following Tawmi . I, It proposes 1(1 IllllllUtl HI e hi stem of religious I'llunitloii mnl offers no KiilKlllnt" (or It In mi) i plmi of religious Insttiirttun In iiiniii'i'tlnii with tint public rclitml , s)stem 2. It In bused on tin' tililtoKoiny of nutorriicy Unit the rtillil belongs primarily to Urn stiile; It r it it un justifiable. Invusliiu of ftmlty au thority imii threatens ultimately l lui Kimritnli'ON of our American liberty. .1. Tlin pioposml leglxlntlim In lt.i nitccptton, luomritlnn amf iu edition violate wlmt mo lontelve in ln Urn spirit or fraternity am) brolhnrerly lovo (aught ly our muster, Sinners of tin' resolution wero Wlllliim If. Iloilily, pastor cominiuil ty rlmrcli, llooit River, Ilmicln'-'i Seeluy, superintendent of rlmrcli oxtonslon, I'nrttanit, Prosbyierlnn; Kdwnrd II. Peine, p.ii'or Wont minister Presbyterian cluii.;i, Port limit; Ward V. Mcllenry. Ml. Tn Imr Presbyterian ihurrh. rortliuul; Arthur M. Itlct, pastor. Kl.iinitli Falls: Allnn Mellon, pastor, TIII.t mook; W. l.i'i' Cr-ty. roitlnml, Ocnrgo T. I'ralt. W milling. J. I!. Voui'l, pastor, Dnllns- li. h. Wilbur, .Milton; Wllllum Moll Care. ii'iHinr CciUrnl iliurcli, i:ukoiui, Joint J. CniiolnvH, iiinitor. lA'Imtiou; William Crokby ltoaii, paKtor. ,n(Ir.iiiil'),' Hurt H. IIURbrH, piiBtor. Union; . J. Il.in mi . pnntor Mnrnlinll Ktront iliunli, I'nrtlnnil; A, II. Hponrow, paMor, Cot tnK) (Irovu; Jmiirn Ald'i Kinl.li. pnr lor llopo rlmrcti, rortlaiut; llruioJ. Ulffln, utilvirltp imiitor, Kimono; Josoii Y. Stuwnrt, Whl'oion purlNh; V. i:. Kclmnluil, ltt'ilmoml; N'ormuu K. Tully. Hbnoclato pnuior, I'lrnt I'niNliytorlun church, l'a ll.tini; .1. K. Hnyitor, punt or, Corvnllh; Wllllum I.'. Ilimkorvllln, I'ort Oxfor.l mnl I..hik IhIh rliurcliim; J. ('. Mcrirlur. Vurnon ITimliylnrliiii cliurcli, I'nrtliiu.l. iii.il W. !'. HhlolilH, ..il.lnr, Wallowa LOANS AID TO COUNTY IktMci'ii U,ihi mnl :io,(MM l)ls Irlliiitctl TlinniKli i:-Hoilio Mm llloi'ii 2G,0U0 mnl :I0,(HHI has hnuii brought Into this county through ntutii Kolillor Iouiih, iiccord Ini; id J, II. Canialian, loan attorno for tho Htuto, This inonoy rc-pro-huiilti limply hucuri'il Drut nmrtRiiRn liiaim on real oKlato mnl Ih ii clour Kiilu for (ho lounty, Willi tho emit Plotltlon of other Ioiiiih uppllud for, tho iiniount will bo Kroatly Inrruim cd, Curnuhuii until, m WIIATIIKIl lIUmAIHMTIi:S CtlUIIKO in huromulrlo couill- DtloiiH hiiH boon riK iHtorod by' tho Cy do - HtormiiKraph ut Uuilurwond'H I'hujriiiiicy ulucu tho report of yes terday. Another warm day may bn oxpucled tomor row. KorecuBl (or next Hi heurs: Tho Tycoa ro conlliiK thormorao- tor roglutorod muxlmum and mini mum temporaturou toduy, no fol fel fol eows: HlHh MINISTERS STATE GIST No "rn7 A Kv s , ...88 mo'MiMMt.ivC A Gentle Pet ! i i Jay Ilr irr, Jr In nvlcl liy nil hli pla)ino(i"i In OalilJiiil. Cal. He lim n rlx intnttiV lino etiti for pit Hut liv loin lo wnn lii-nvy i:loc to play wltli it Jny Ja.i U ultclal lion liunUr of thu lato COURT HOUSE CASE TO BE AIRED HERE STARTING MONDAY Trlnl of I'riink Wnnl . Kliiintilli t'oiiiily Scot for H ii. in.; JiiiIkc ,MiMorth,,To VnMo No word lialtiR In on received from JiiiIko . I-'. Skliortli of Kit Kouo lo lint contrary, tho rimn of I'ran k Ward uKultiht Klamutli uiun ty, I'oiiiiiiouly referri'il to fin tho 'Court llnimti Cmto" s ro to trlnl In the circuit court nt 10 o'clock Monday to determine (lie Iknui'H In tolvliiK llio Hot .SprliiKH "nil Main Slrei't ciiurtliotini'N. It lit Nliitcil (hut two Portland nttornoyH wilt nppoar nn ro-rouiiHe for tho count'. Tho ennn a.i praclUally M't liy tho nil- pii'ino court for UiIh tlale. and both Iho 17, IS unit 19. ero nlluwod for tho trial, JuiIkk Sklpworth IiuIiir iippolnti'il by llio Mipromo court to lieiir tho rwn CAMPBELL IN OFFICE Appointee Tnki-H t'liuruo of AffnlrN Of Tirol Slato Honk ('. K. WallM, iiHxIiititlit Hlute hniik miperlntenileut, tu cltarfiu nf tho iiffulrti of tho Kimt .Statu ami SiivIukh bank uliu'o Its cIojIiik in January, m.-ih rerolvoil lodny by A. It. Campliell, ii'ct'iitly iippolutcd to fill Iho Viicancy rauri'd by Walcd' ri'MlKiiation. Wallen will Icavo to morrow for Portland with P. C. llrnmwoll, slato bank superinten dent, who htm Imuii horo for two days duriiiK tho liimiKo In 're colvurslilp. iiCMiicitA'rs mki;t PORTLAND, July 1C Duuioc -ratio statu committeemen uro In hvshIoii today. Walter llemhreo ot Yamhill i nunty was iimdo chulimun if Iho (riiileutlulrt committee, and 'Hani Garland of Linn chairman of thu resolutions committee, and Prod Whltlen of Multnomah, ciiulnnun l)f organisation, SPi:i:i DOLLAR ('OI.NAGK PHILADELPHIA, July 15. Or dem to speed eolmigii ot sllvor did lam to ropluco part of tho SHOO, 000,000 sent during tho war as bul lion to Kiigliiud have been roeclvod ut the Philadelphia mint. AIR PATROL STARTS SAN PRANC1SCO, July 15. Six nlrplanos ot tho 01st aroa squadron startod for Kugono today to purtlol pa to in tho forest nlr patrol of Ore gon mill WnRlilngtou, They will bo joined by Jwo (roui Camro Lowls. BUSINESS HERE SHOWING GAINS EVERY LINE Forecast For Future Prom ising; Bank Deposits Gain During Month IIiihIid'hm ('oiiiIIIIoiin In Kliiiniith tiro rnplilly linirovlni:. ! Tin1 iii'xt four iiiotitliH Mill wll- Mi-lot L'Sriilli'iil IiiixIiiciih In nil llnci. I Klamiitli In on Ihi' vitko of nn iru of Mnlilu pronprrlly cri'iitnil UirnUKh ili'vi'lopuii'iit of her natnr- nl riMiiurct'ft. Tlii'fu Uik-o (itnti'iui'litii aro innilu pniiHllilo UiroiiKli an nnjlyuls )of I HtiituiuintH I'liiuiiiitliiK from two ! foimervuthu boiiuoh llio l-'lriil Na tloliul liiinl: mnl tlin American Na tlonul li.mk of IliU illy. Ilipoolls Show I n i nn "o ;Hluco our Hl.iteinent of Juno 30 , huk ln.incil our tteponlU tiuvo In- rreuKed tiol.uuo," mild Prmlilcnl J. A. Cordon of tho I'lmt Na tional. '"I'll In Is duo to n Ki'iicrnl lietlermenl in iiluiont all lines of hunlnuhK ireatiil largely through revival of the lumber Industry I'roni itou unlit winter uo look for a continuum ii of tliM i-otiilltlnn Mcrchnutt are doiiiK more Innlni-Ns than tor the pact MutiTnl montlm mid can fpo ilaylli;li( ahead where formerly thero wun rIooih." "Healthy ci'lidltlniiN In both tho lumber and UteKtork IniliutrlcH arc brlnitlnR Klamath back to where tho bclunnn." said K- II- Hubb, vice prcldcnt ,an)J, ranhler of .tho Am orlrau National. "Prices In both llii'' nrn Reed and ludlrallous arc Unit they will remain so fur some tlmu to come. Wo find tho present butter conditions reflected In tho Increased buNluess reported by our ciMtomcrx. There In every reason to bollovu tho forthcoinitiK months will hrliiR an Improvement orer tho jircNcnt conditions." laibor Shortage Prevails If any fly remains In Klamath's prosperity ointment It Ih under tho Rubiu of n labor shortaRe, uppeurs. Dun to tho Into start of tho lumber Industry, many of tho skilled workmen found work else where. This resulted In tho Im portation of less valuable labor, n 'portion of which cousistK of men who aro termed "floaters" becaiiNti of their habit of worklnR hero and there u short lime, then drlftliiR on. Local pavliiR contractors', its IT ALWAYS SEEMS I KLAMATH'S SPIRIT GETS PRAISE FROM ROLPH'S SECRETARY J-jiili-t m of t'ullf, Itoooler Motriixiil Hold Thero I No Ileal ,n0 ' lletMcen TriTllnrl'n "Thero nrCrmveal lines between puoplo who hnVn so much of common Interest as there Is between your broad, fertllo beautiful country mid our own northern territory" This expression was contalno.l in ,i letter from Kdwnrd Itnlney, sec retary to Mayor Holph of San Prnn (Imiii, In responso to 'ho telegram from Secretary T. A. riteiunooi of tho (dumber of commerce hurrcsI Iiir that Klnmutli be llirlllded In the California lloostor ihovement mid that tho stale lino bo fiRiiratlvuly removed, Itnlney's letter folie: "Vour telennun to tho mayor. nsliliiK participation In U13 Califor nia booster campaign, InauRiiratcd here, huti ottracted a great denl of attention, mid Its friendly rplrlt lies been prnlseil by all who ari Intereit ed In tho development of our ec tlnn of America. "Mnyor llotph asks me lo Hay tint iliero aro no real lines between peo ple wlio have so much of rontiit'.n Interest as there Is between yjur broad, fertile, beautiful countiy and our own northern territory. "Your teleRrnm has lieen sent to tho booster committer, Mr. Ko'iotli It. KiiiRsbury, halrmii, and has Rreatly encouraged every ono con- I loriied. "Sun PranibKo In iIoIiir a big work In this mutter. All of tho nioi.fy for i the movement. Is beliiR raised here. nearly half u million, but San Krun i (sen will Include all of its neighbors In Its advertising. You will surely fee) Its force Mid hhare its benefit, I I. ..(I. Ilninh tt.tf,.!. .....I fllllr. I llllll IIUIII --lilt.l l.t.ll'll .11. '4 - man KliiKsbur'y 'send your ihamber . .r..j.fl., nntl'11.1 lill U.'.llrll TO suits." .y-nll Piihn "iJ funnilfll ncW to ralso wnRcs In order to obtain labor of any kort laiintxT AIhivo Normal Tho lumber Industry on tho Pa cific coast Is ubovo normal and the amount of house building In pro gress has kept the building trades and building material trades em ployed, according to tho American City bank monthly bulletin. In Detroit tho bulletin says, tho latior situation has approached condit ions at the holght of the boom. Tho output of automobile In May made It tho banner month for the Industry. An eucouroslng featuro ot tho local situation Is found In tho Ren oral opinion ciprcised by business men that, whilu the usual quiet winter months aro anticipated, tho following ear should witness a steady, healthy Improvement in all Hues of business. TO BE MOR E FUN WHEN n mis E OE STRIKE END Shops to Reopen With Non Union Employes; Start Truck Mail Service PHKDKTS STItlKi: OP 100,000 Ni:V YOIIK, July IT,. Pro- diction that K. P. (Srablo, prcs- Idem of tho brotherhood ot maintenance of way employes, would order a strlko of tho 400,000 men of tils union at 4 and hour, wob rnado today by William Parker, loader of tho Now York Central maintenance of way men, who said tho Now York Central men aro up In arms 'against (irablo's actloyi In holding off tho strike, CHICAGO, July IS. Virtually abandoning hopo of nn early set tlement of tho railway strlko fol lowing lust night's conferences, railroad executives today were pro pared to reopen shops with non union employes, according to an official of the railway labor board. Tho stumbling block In tho way of settlement. It was said, will bo the unions' demands for restoration ot kculorily and other privileges.. WASHINGTON, July 15. In auguration of tho uso of motor trucks to transport malls duo to tho Inability ot tho railroads to movo mall on account of tho shop men's strike., was ,uiiuouaced today by PostiuaVtcr " fti5ral Vurk. Tr.'.-U il A" "J-ViiEr"" A'2&? ford and Swiz city, Indiana, ne- tween w tilth points all mall trains huvo been annulled. . WASHINGTON', July 15. A hearing will bo held soon by tho scnato Interstate commcrco com mittee to Inltlato a revision ot tho transportation act and deal with problems developed by tho present strike, Chairman Cummins stated today. The first otfort, said Cum mins, probably would bo to amend tho law so as to guarantco a fair living wago to railroad workers. Later, but probably not during tho present strike, ho said, an effort would bo made to provide ponalties for violation ot tho labor board's orders. M.VHKKT IIKPOIIT PORTLAND. July 13. Livestock steady. Duller firm, 3 cents higher than -Monday. THERE'S COMPANY ABANDON Advance St'Ie JtewaL -J r - - " - Tho littlo tot's quito a satlrUt. 8b Joined tho fashion parado ot, Ukj Auteuil races, France, wbtra ih latest In clothes aro ahowru Bha believes tho short skirt Trill. grow shorter despite, tho longer ones ot ber big sisters DISMISSAL COMES IN SIMS CASE WHEN BROWER CALLS HALT District Attorney llrfuvx To' Pro- ccrU With Special Venire Jury; Jiiitee Krr,H Defendant x On tho flat refusal ot DUtrlct Attorney C. C. Drower to proceed with a jury 'composed of a special fMrri.-ftrw4V Poole, and A. A. Davis, ot tho rcgu- ' w a ""B0 nc "oor la lar panel of Jurors, Circuit Judgo 'o "Vorkman home said that rt Lcavltt ordered the case dismissed cmi before tho detonation they for lack of prosecution. ' 3I hari1 ,no vo,cc o u, cb,I,, Tho case was called for tral at 10 " laughing at play. Th two o'clock yesterday morning, at which '" "er tho lr,,t ,0 reach tUo time tho court Issued nn order for scene. 15 jurors on a special vcnlro. Court They wero greeted by a sccno ot then ndjourncd until 1:3b in tho nf- " desolation. Tho Workman ternoon. at which time tho Jury box house Is of concrcto and the con was filled and counsel for tho de- cusslon had riducod tho entire rear fenso commenced tho examination of of tho house to powder. On tho Jurors. Counsel for tho stato sxam- ground tho eight bodies and over Ined tho two Jurors on tho regular all a grey pallor of concrcto dust panel and then stated that becauso was beginning to settle of his Interpretation of tho 11)21 1 Kp Known us "Dml" law respecting Jurors, ho would not Fragments of clothing wero sus cxamlno thoso called on tho speclnj pended from trees and houso tops, vonlro. Counsel for tho defendant, Two nutomobilo tires which hod then stated to tho court that this been on tho back porch wero blown was tho second tlmo ho has subpoea J to tho roof qJ a building 200 feet ed his witnesses for this case, as tho ! nway. Blocks of concrcto woro case had been previously set in last March, tho stuto moving for a con- tinuance. Heavy costs for witness Ing yards. fees, payablo by tho county, wero Tho shell was what Is common entailed In both Instances, as sevoral ly known as a "dud." Tho projec wcro brought from Medtord, thus ' tlio had burn fired from ono ot tho drawing doublo mileage. Drawer answered by nalng that ho would retuso tu proceed with trial and asked to bo excused from fur ther nttenanco. Tito court asked tho district attorney if ho would, rrfuo to exumlno witnesses, and on re colt Ing nn ufflrmutlvo answer tho court ordered tho clerk to enter nn order of dismissal of tho cuso for lack of prosecution. Tho chargo against William Sims was for tho larcnncy of ii wagon about Juno 30, 11)20, on which nn indictment was returned July 1. 1921. LANDIS NOT TO ACT Refuse-. To Modify Order Sii.spend , Ing Manager Ki-uwortliy PORTLAND. July 15. C'ummli slonor Landlu today nt Chicago re fused to modify his older suspending Manager Konworthy ot tho Portland club and criticised tho rule which limits tho punishment ot minor league club owners. C. C. Moser, vlco presieut und itttoruoy of tho Portland club, interpreted this as n modification ot tho Land la ordor bar ring President P, II, Kloppor mid James R. Drowstor. a stockholer, from organized buHoball for a speci fied porlod. WILLARD 1'UXKltAL SUNDAY Punoral sorvlces for Terry WIN lard will bo held nt tho Catholic church Sunday morning at 9:30. Our- Ut -will bo (a Mt. Calvary coma- low CillLiREN ARE OLII TO BITS i li SHELL BLAST Eight Die When 75-m. Dud Explodes; Clothing Is Found in Trees WATEnTOWN, N, Y., July 15. Right children, ranging In ago from 11 to 16 years, wero blown to pieces Into Wednesday by tho explosion of n 75-mllIlmotor shell on tho back' porch of a hotuo In Dlmmtck street, occupied by IM ward G. Workman and William L. Salisbury. t rractlcally 'all of tho clothing was blown off tho bodies of tho children. Prngmonts ot It lodged in trees and houto tops In tho vi cinity. Tho bodies wero hon-lhl mutilated but Identification a was poidblo In overy Instance. One of tho first physicians on tho sccno was Dr. P. W. Jones. Lifting a covering which had been placed over ono 'ot tho forma, ho recognized tho body ot hU 12-Vear-old daughter Vivian, by means of nn adhcslvo dressing ho had placed on u cut on her leg barely a bait hour before Ho did not irtmuf ila ft.t iiL'htir wnn In the irrotio i .n,i W8!4 almost ovorcomo wltli ' Stm. ' IlMr,! "' ,,,a- I Tiio bodies of tho children wero found apparently at places near whoro lb hatl I,ocn laniln ln '""Ir "1ct game. Near them j lny fragments of tho croquet mal- sroral ot ,ho "e4 M Rmno wero blown to bits, .o shell apparently lot go with- blown against neighboring houses and Into tho streets and surround- six-inch howitiors during turgot practlco ot tho 104th field artillery at Pine Plains reservation last sum mer. It had not exploded by fusa or contact and lay ln tho sand, fully charged, whon Workman found It und took It homo as a Boineulr. Ho kept It In his homo durliu: tho winter and this summer used It as u weight to adjust tbu trcrcon door on his rear porch. GET POWER PERMIT 'nit Kl.iiiuitli MeuilovtH Co, Plans, Project In Aim Creek WASHINGTON, D. C. July 15. Tho Port Klamath Meadows company of Port Klamath, Oregon, has been grunted u pormlt to develop 430 horsepower in a, power project to bo established on Anna crook, Just out side thu boundaries ot Crater laUo iiatlonul park. Wl'.llt POUND 1NHANK PORTLAND, July 15. Wallor Wolr, who killed hlu mother with u hammer Juno 5th, was found in sauo today by tlin commission and was ordered to tho stato hospital. I'ORKJJT PIKIS liUHMN'tt 11QOD RIVKR, July 15, K heavy pall of smoko covers tho Mid-Columblu today as a result .of thq worst forest fires In yean in, this region, at Orccnpolnt and Wyeth. Largo crows aro flfktlng ' '!3:J M t ', i' i, . $,. . ft.'Ai-' . ..: . ' ; ,- T-ir,