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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1922)
r. ' ' " iUf'fdt Li; WEATHER FORECAST lOMMHT AMI litlDAV, 1'Alll AM) CONTINUED wiim flflernlii Vmr. No, 0IWI4 EBOUND PUNS Joint Committee Named to Select Site; Inspection Saturday Proposed 1'lntiM for n permanent county fulr ground are progressing and tbo ultlmilu success of tliu undertak ing iivuniit assured. HuKUllIng from u mooting In tlio chamber of commerce laat nlKht of Ihn mtrchnnta' bureau and Ihn fair board, Ihn cltlicns fulr jcrouuJ umiuilMi'u, tlio fulr lion r J. und Ihn county court weni named an a Joint cuimnlttcn lo dacldn on a lo ration for tho proposed fair grounds uml for it plan of flnnriro. Duo to tlio alimnco from tlio city of II. N. Moo, J K, Hwansou wnh nnmed for I lin rltltdm tmninlllie, Tlio iihir member nm A. M. Collolr uml It. K. Wright. Saturday dm coiiimlttco will In pod tho trnciit under ronnldrntloti with view lo recommending pur- Cham, of one of lhim. A plan will alio lio outlined for fliianclnic tho fair uuocl.itluii until tho question lit tlll.,tlllMa. IW IttM Kfltllllw ftf MAla.l ' "' " " " V..I.... W. IUIUU on at tlio Kvncral 1 lei t Ion In No vmiiliiir. " It an ri'purtrd Ia1 iilnlit thai ovrr IS.nno linn Ikmhi ntilmcrlticd. Of tln amount ISOO w.in nuliacrllird In o:tr hour yi'ilorday mornlns. It was Mid. Tun rommlttca rrportit a Ktrnnn nanlliuont In favor of Mrm anint fair urouiuln, both tbrnugb out Ihn (ounty aa well a locally. VANDALS SCORED t'ounltouMt JaaMor DrclarM War Oh UralMyrr of Flower "What do )ou think of audi dam (iiulilit aiidallKin!" dnmanded I.. M. Ilanncn, courthouao Janitor, dlplay liiK n crumpled aunflowor from tho county library grounda. llannon waa looking forUio "fight ing editor." Ho aald ho waa In a fighting mood hlmielt and wanted co-oprratlon, llu acorod tho audula who doitroy tho follago adjoining tho rouuly bulldluga nnd declared, that If nvor ho got lila hands on nno of them "tuoru cortalnly would bo aoniothlng doing." llannon Ukea greut prldu lu tilt flowcri, with which ho has had mark ed auccoii. Hut his work of teautl cation haa been agaluat groat odds, i-arh year bringing Iho dcitructlon of bin handiwork at the hands of Mindnla or camions people. HIGHWAYS LOCATED Hliilo CpmmUsltm Maine Iloulen of Proponed nornUt 1'OnTI.ANI), July 27. Tho high way pommlsalon today docldod that tho Hecllon of tho noosovolt high way In Curry county shall bo down tho roast from Kuchro creek to Iho John Orlael cemetery. It do cldod tho location roulo of moun tain auction of thu AUcn highway for alx nnd hIx-IoiiIIih miles begin ning Just wont of Yow crook and running lo tho eastern limit of- tho Jaclmon Whlto ranch. II Ids will bo received uoxt pionth for grading thin. Au ugroement on tbo Mount Hood loop was delayed by rofunal of Chairman ttudcon, of tho Mult nomah count commission, lo voto for tbo promlaud I70(000 on tho ground mot it diiouiu uo put lu next yoar'a budget. WRATIIKK PltOIIABIUTIKS Very niitip cbango In barometric pressure haa boon recorded by tho Cy clo Htorraugraph at Underwoods I'har- roucy since yester day's report. As tho reading la slightly I o w o r, warmer wouthor is llkoly to prevail to morrow. Forecast for noxt 84 heurs: Continued fair and wurm. The Tycoi recording tbormometer rogUtored maximum and minimum tomporaluros today as follews: High 81 ............. M. ...... WW f J ll"l!'V")tl"V"l'l,Ul' SUCCESS I CERTAIN 1 K3H 'w 1 TkftL. ;ok V 7 mt THESE MEN Sty e'. limaaaaaaaaaaammma i vBmaaaaaaaaamBmaaaaaaaaWHsmamnaaaaaTl ?W ' Mm. anBeaamnaH BKw-jtiWmimr anaaafsmaaT1 i ifn. Tr- ' Tw-TljJpiBi,r vw JVpf if'V I sBaaaav aaaaammml rtHBk - aaaam ssssssssWsBBBmssssssssssssw 'saaaaaawl, j J! t Members of the Senate and the American Federation of Labor in conference seeking a solution of Htrikc problems and labor conditions generally. Left to right, Samuel Compere, Edgar Wallace, legislative representative of the A. F. of L., Frank yVIorrirton, A. F. of L. secretary, and Senators David Walsh, Borah and King. WHITE HOUSE AGAIN SCENE OF RAILROAD STRIKE CONFERENCE lcmlcr Meet I'rrnldrat Harding to Seek Hotuliou lo I'rvK'at Urnto Situation WASHINGTON, I). (J., July 27. Tim Wliltu houmi ngaln today hecumo Ihn cctilrr nf ili-wlonnirutii In tlio rull Mrlk(1( ,,, ,,rc,,,cnt ,lir0(Dg con. f,,mo flr3l wt(l )owm Cuyler. chairman of tlm association of rail. way rii'ciithe, and then with atrlkc Iruilrra liiuilril liy II. M. Jimrll, ho rcaclipd WimliliiKton rarly today from Chlcaxo. JpwpII nnd hlit collcnKUci wmt Into rnnfcrrnro with tho prol- dmi nftor Culrr hud concluded an hour's illncuinlon with Hnrdlnc. WASIIINOTON, July 27. The a!u(o railroad and publlo utilities commlsnlorut worn called upon today by tho Interstato comraorco com' inlnalon to give nctlvo aaxlatanco la carrying out priority-orders for" tho distribution ot coal. WHIIINOTO.V, I). C. July 27. A favorahlo reaction to tho govern- mout'n efforts to stimulate coal pro duction In men In tho figures ahowlng 13,083 cars of coal loaded Monda nt the mines' aa compared with 9, 800 last Hnturday, nnd with n dally arerago of 10,914 during tho six previous working days, WAHIII.NOTO.V, D. C. July 27. Having presented tho striking shop man's vhjws to President Harding at this morning's conference, II. M, Jew oil and other atrlku leadara re lumed to thu Whlto house this af ternoon for a further coufortneo at which It was bellowed Harding might present some proposition to settle tho strike. MARKET GOING ON 6TH New guartemli Taken Adjolalag KcoaoBay Uruccterlut Opru Haturday Kalurduy tho Publlo Market will open In now qunrtorn udjolnlug thu Kconomy grocetoriu on Sixth street; Thu move la mndo necessary through thu need far lurgor und more mod ern quarters, according lo Managor h !.. Crnmblllt. "In uddlllon In being tho largest In stitution of Its kind In tho stuto, not including Portland, wo botlcvn It will also bu tho most modern," said Cram blltt. "Among thu features will bo a dlroct air circulating system through the ontlro market ami especially pro pared quartern for llvo poultry. All foodstuffs will bu protected with wire screens." Tho Kconomy grocetoriu Imu an nounced thu enlargement ot Us gro cery Htock un( tho dlscontluuanco of sale of fresh fruit und vigutubleu, FEAR FOREST FIRES t Inrcmllarlsy Huspeoteui Several Members of Crews I'lrcd) OLYMPIAWaah., July 27. Com blued with tho ovor increasing dan ger front flros Is an undercurrent ot Incendiarism lu soverul soctions of tha ststo, said Statu Forester rape today. Tho tact that a numbor old J fires nave sprung up, attor Doing vir tually ex,tlnguUhod, caused the ba lief that some members of craws anxious to contlnuo working In ccr- Sovoral uncjor suspicion wero c)scharged, fcumitro KLAMATH SEEKING INDUSTRIAL Flappers Have Friends Championed in Calvary rAMiAlir, Attn., km 27. After bolng ridiculed, laURhrd nt, talked about and iconcmlly mndo fun of. ,,uo',c "', "'" """''" Canadian flapper will bo glad to'Arlhur " M of, th McrchMf. know that ui leant they havo.Bomo Hnanco compwy, who Is condoctlnr ayinpall.Uirawhonronotnitalni.tthu ucl,on ''l ' J"W bobbliiK of hulr, h If Ih ilnrtnrnil fn tin n tclrlt llv tir sons) mutter by tha local council of woroon and Iho Calgary flappers huvo """7"'1 ' ..- " a atrong thamplon In tho -council, tora thai bo Is compelled to stage an They Iimo been aihlsed to go ahead "cllon aIe at this time. Ho bus and bob II regardless of what tho."""', n,B creauors. nowevcr, ana newspapers or the men hnvo to say thro "0,h,n Uo ,for h,m do' about It, nod If the- loso their Jobs, bocauso ot tho length of their hair. .!. i i .,. in .1.-.1 1-i.i-j tfasm in their protests. . Urn, It was most emphatically do- dared, hato no right to dictate tolu""" " "'" " """""" women how they shall wear their hair. "I wander what would happen H we started in telling the men how they should do their hair," was ask ed by several spcakcra at a recent meeting. Tho decision to champion Iho causa of the flappers followed a rumor that Calgary employers wcro dis charging girls hocnuso of their ah breviated tresses. FAVOR BUTTER BILL ,Meaaare Providing HO Per Cent Hut. terfat Approved by Committee WAHHINOTON, I). C, July 27. Tho "bettor butter" bill of Senator Htorllng ot South Dakota, to doflno butter by law and require that It contains SO percent butterfat, was favorably reported by tbo senate , agriculture committee. GULLIVER UP-TO-DATE r "s . amaVMaV?Vt? 4 X ssamVd- L3sJIfMsW.AV am.yftvWsM',tJV TOF' BrTsBsVtJhw jilr &$'zKhQkK2fflvrJtil$J& assw" rtrffsf sW MJr-0JH"'' tav3B?vCSsmBi55ms JcJlJt Brf , jrj&V&MMm J llamai'lalltg-id 2?S ' 4J. ' .'" io kP"!Stoi , !wni imaaanu" mini nam n l mi w j in mwhiimhp I ixji..juhJjii- ' u- i .! " i Member of the Associated VreM. r-rsr FALL, OftSCOff, THUKHDAY, JULY SETTLEMENT OFFER. $50,000 STOCK Winter' Jewelry to lie Hold Whatever It WIU Brla At "Jowclry aud cut elasi valued at over ICO. 000 will bo offered to the . ....HI- ... !......- f t.l.... ft ..U more, niarung iuui(iu. In view of tho fact that Klamath Valu c1om" ,n tho, erKC f " , Tho stock must be sold at whatever it wilt bring." Allen pointed out that even WMtara lose, money by the ",0,ho wl JTml ted to remain In thereby gaining aa, Opportunity to re coup hla jeMeaJae fntare. BAND -PLAYS FRIDAY Third Concert of Serif to Be Glv ea la Coartlioaae Park Tho third of Klamath's weekly band concerts will be given tomor row evening at 8 o'clock In the park at tbe-rear of tho Main street courthouse, It was annonnccd today. An excellent program has been ar ranged for tno evening and music I overs are promised a delightful en- tcrtalnmcnU It was requested by the band management that children bo pre vented from climbing over tho band stand during tho performance. At the last concert tho players were disturbed lu this manned, It was said. Hamlin SIT, ll PUM FORTRESS ON KIEL HIL Attempt Declare! Mott Flarrant of Lone Series Of VialatioM PARIS, July 27. The council of ambassadors decided today to aaad a sharp note to Oermaajr dagaud Ing Immediate destruction of. a (Ire control and range fladhia Mhool which had been qnlatly attabllsbed at a strategic nolat oa ta Kiel canal. Allied offlcm datafM the school conld be eonvartad late a fort at the canal entraaea, and termed It tbe most ftacraat et a MS long series of vloUtlois at tkeMRW WARI.D KRCORD naval terms treaty. Of the VenaJUesi 2 STEAMERS COLLIDE CalNta Auk a Una aa Paget Soaadt AMI Paaaeajwa Saved SEATTLE, July 27 The Urn of scores of persons ware fntrllled , today when the Japanese sttamer. Hawaii Marut collided daring a tog wan mo ruget Bound Mawnsar.llshed her In tho second dav of the eight miles from Beattls. Tha Cal-.. isia aana within 10 minutes. All passengers and crew were saved. m FKJHT WOOL TAMMWT WASHINGTON, 'July IT. Re publican senators opposing tariff rates proposed on low gradee et wool lost 'today la the tint afeaaa .or their fight to limit to. tho. equivalent of .aa adTalaram of 0 peri cent. . a :- M.4KKET REPOttT PORTLAND, Jnly" 17. (Rattle slow. Hogs firm, prime light IU.75 to 112.25. sheep steady. Egga fMak. Butter unsettled. a .i . POSTPONE KANGAROO OOtT Tho next kangaroo trial la caHaee- tlo nwlth tho 90-day knocksrs' Roll day wllj bo held one week froahfiat- uru), u was anaouncea laaaar py Secretary Stevenson of tho chamber of commerce. Declsloa to postpone tno trial resulted from a Mm to sUge the affair oa a mora twMrata scale, for which tlsse will b aaaded. K. Sugarmaa and Mag Waist will ap near as attorneys, It waa said. i Shooting Victim Jewph Btmo-sInU PhllaotlpBla ehf, u recovering to a hotpKal, from a nrrloui gunthot wound. Police say Mrs. Mary Oochstt. wit - ot another enci, avta um to roTiatiiuen ami ROPING EXHIBITION UeWkhMoa Hoff-Tim Steer la One Yjfftfa Hecoad Low Tbaa , v Foraser Ctuuaaloa CHEYENNE. Wyo., July 27. A new world's record for roping and hog-tlelng a steer today was cstab- I- - ' . Johnson, Oklahoma horseman, Johnson accomplished tho feat In 20 and three-fifths seconds, ono fifth of a second faster than (he for mer record made here by, Fred Low ry, also of Oklahoma, In 1912. CLIMB RESULTS TOLD- Brer Alaamai .Held to Ham Bak ed sKaaderd ot ArhJeTeareat LONDON, Julr 27. "Mountain eering' proper Is not necessarily rashness, but Is entirely a question of prudence aad ot courage, of strength and steadiness, and ot a feeling for nature and her most hidden beauties, which are often awe-inspiring, but for that reason tbe more sublime, and to a con templatlvo spirit tho more sug gestlve." Sir Francis Younghusband, speaking before tho Royal Geo graphical society on tho Moant Everest expedition, used tbo tore- going words to express tho sent! ment which haa animated all those connected with tho expedition, and then said they wcro written 13 years ago by a certain father Rattl, who has now becomo Popo Pius XI. After describing what tho expe dition had accomplished Sir Fran cis said: "Tho expcrlonco gained this year shows that skilled moun talnoors aro able to take those un skilled In high mountain craft to tbo highest altitudes. Geoffrey Bruce bad never climbed a snow and Ice mountain before. Yet un der Finch's skilled leadership bo was able to attain a height ot 27, 300 foct. And tho Shcrpa porters, though they wero practically un trained lo show and ico work, wero nble, under General Bruce'a stimu lating influence, to carry loads- up to 25,600 feet, somo of them mak ing tbo journey four times and so earning tho unstinted praise ot tho best mountaineers. "By careful nrgunixatioa and com bination of effort, using experience to guide Inexperience, and by tho display of' Indomitable pluek on tho part of tho highest climbers, tho expedition has at a hound brought the record up from 24,00 feet to 27.300 feet aad thus left only),- " a. ' 'a1 TVS) teei to do cumoea peioro me orownlnr summit Is reached. . . . v . ..... . . "Tho standard of human acnteve ment has thereby been J sensibly raised. And many another travel ler, and many another stragglor up ward in evory walk of lifo and in over country will bo braced and hearteuod In remembering what Finch aad Malwry, Somervell, 'Norton aad. Bruce have this year accomplished oa Moant Kverest. Aad this, to my mind, Is tacom parably tha most valuable result of the expedition, and a result which makes their efforts la tsM.Mgaast degree worfh wbl?," "- OFFICIAL PAFWt 0 KLAMATH COUNTY AND OF, KLAMATH FALLS dsMft Becomes Member f Fnaek' Family of OM LuMace; i MayUsaTkU NEW YORK, July 37. A farmer Portland, Oregon, girl became a le gal member of aa arlstaeratle French family ot reyal Haeege to day thnmga'ftdeatlM at Ctaadla Windsor Tartaalwtfa a Pierre Tartoal, a portrait aatatar, and daughter of Mrs. Baagdd BefMt U Portland, by Coaatam Oa Taeaae villa De Xamaaa Pa, Ciaaaaatei. A'doptloa proceediaga vara, taatt tuted held la the nrregat' eeart here before 8nrregata Catoaav- Through the adoptlea, the haw daughter of the Franca eeaataas gains the right to use tha titles et Countess De Rampapa aad Coaat ess Do Chnnquctot P. S. Writes Jats Would Boost HesTaw Dear Ed: Well, Ed, yon wlU be surprised to bore that I'm going Into tho music business which looks to me llko a way to pick up soma easy jack without no work to speak ot ac cept a little brans work which la net work for mo but is play whea Im feeling good. ,. My Idear, Ed,, Is, to wrlU aas peace which will set all tha he head ed Jaxx klddoea to dancing all ever tne country aad every uma yea ga.ta n vodevllle-Tea hearsasaa liaise la PCM 61 WOE COtiMTESS THRO IBOPTHIH short, sklrw warhNasj at. - - -.Ji The name of this asasa Is JCIamath Falls Has a Ct. Hat. War Bat No One Does Not Oet Killed. The way I get the Idear tor taa aame is reading peaces In tbe papers where ladles u killing each other with hammers or whichever is handy, which they say happens once or twlea per day la Lost ' Angeles It business Is good. I also see whero ladica and gents both Is doing llkqwlsc In tho cole and rale strikes, only theys uselng machinery gana and the llko, same being faster and saving the ladles arms. ' My Idear. Ed. Is to rah It into all theso other barge which is always klddiag as about tha eeartaeeae war and nt tbe same advertise Klamath Falls as a nice psacefall town so everybody .will straightaways got lato a sweat to come hear. Taata what I do fqrniy town siaee I get to be a promlnato eltysea. My peacejroes like this: Ob. Klamath has' a st. has. war bat Wo'one'do'es not'gst'kllled ' Bocauso all the warriors harts with kindness they IS tlllsd. There klndndss' H skews, everywhere in a' way which Is anile funny. Bcca'usd when "tola 'is feeling good tKoy always speads there money. Yes, our warriors spend It right nnd left but do not waste a scent Thoys ct. hso. buildings everywhere to show just where It weat. Chorus Oh como to Klamath my las baby And my hart .with joy Is filled Wo dont use hammers little lady, Theys a war but yen neat get killed (eepr righted) P. 8. 1121. A. D. Well, Ed, thats only the 1st. Terse and tho chorus but yea eaa sea how It goes and If thts net a dark I eat )t. what I mean. Right new I slag It with tho tuna et Cemelag Throng The Ryo, only It dent ge te very gaed en ace. In the seoaad line yea 'get to say bee-cause and vtirntae gas aa (ho bo, Howaeeyet, Iwsv, n moro snappie tune aad If'yoUjbava en fa your 'stewe, .tttiArJH Lft I no and I letryoniJveffH. Be beat. this quite or It wflt'bt ftaJeYaa ao.j Ed, ' Yrs. Baaptfy nil Bpasa eegeiH kHr LEGION OONVBJfttOW Off THB .DACLBi, Jnto IT-tfce AV fourth aaaaalaasMaaaMBhislM-) .,1 ,' t?daorgeS5 B&lM.i ' v J and George .;iWaaW sead Bieat, are caaaiaaies far esaaaafaaw.-raa) dteton and the next V. WV , 'ti i t I X US i-v "ij'l -n" i ti .'. AUX