WF A - a: ,V "5 mrms UttrJ ntut mi tff A. fcwnxtm Herald t4 , , Ifi WEATHER FORECAST OFFICIAL PAJMW Of KLAMATH COUNTY AND OF KLAMATH FALLS. 'IONMIMT AMI Hl'NHAV aii. pair ii:m:i(. H vfJ o L Member of the Associated Press ' I'l'Ice'lHl ciiiv-.Vi, IIMIIH KLAMATH FALLS, Olll'f'O.V, KATUHIIAV, ACULHT 1st, 1082 miOB FiYB &hv osbk iir T I HOLDS UP TRAFFIC ON m LINES Embargo Declared on Per ishables; Two Injured When Bombs are Thrown , HAN I'ltANCIHCO. Auk 12 Htrlkn iiiuplnyii.i, meuihi ri of I In- lili; four on tli Western Put If In m Oak. n Inml unit Htocklnu lo'.iy mailed two ovnl.itid trains tit Htucktuii ami fnrc til I lie uiuipiiuy tn ddl.iro mi ntiiol ( tt tat emli.trgii mi ( nrlnli.ili'n ami livestock (nun nil Ciillfnnilii pnliitii ' i 'Li:vi.lani. a iib f.' - v. ii up, pnii.iiiii of tlm iirnthpr-'caliiHlrophus ill Uiu hislury of fSh.lu"'Sip""wowMmy 8l(l at MtCook fit-Id, pnipiiiMi i,tn aiii,pipk oarp mil), , , ' in imi.it hy wiiii hip nhopiiiPii'ii aKuii. I .oft to rijlit, Llmrit's Htrlko hut I not lum authority , t flirVlVOr.S of till' IiOllia disaster; Normail 0. Walled, n"-" '' fai"' mr HU Ilpldn. Hut tlm '" lrlu - ""uiiMtN "oiilv Ainurican survivor of the ZR- and Henrv Wuckcr rr,Ml volct' "M "A",", "'" ,Iul lotnl n.miiiittiTi. in hid np I ih j " , -'"-,ll"ul ;'lllwv"1 U1 l,,L jU - i.ni vvatKU.i rllK T0(J nrt ,inl,pyp , ,,,,.,, ,10imj nl-1 that ull Malkoiil hit 'uiiiliictiul J Akron, 0., MirVIVOr Of Hie blimp thai exploded OVer Clli-liimsi tlinu art frre. Tlii-n In the orilmly nml not piro iniul, ami that thn KPto'Ml riili-H of our oiKniilti)tlnii Imi Ihcil up to." JI.OS AMIia.lirt, Am:. !- I'.imkpii Ror Inilim ihin litirn ovir tlm t'nluii I'ailflr iir.t hull HnllPly iinii, It Man nunouniPil liy thn Information huriu In iiiUHri to W. II. ,ni, pun. Mi'iit n( hrolliprhooit of tralumi'ii, It I!. t'ra)iip, hrnthi rhooil (lulrmntl hern tuil.iy Mh hn "l-lllllll not inn) uinilii not ord'T Hip man In hi Jur Inllctlon to rpturu to orU " KOHCVII.I.i:, Ciil,, Auk. 12. 1'ho hoiiihH thrown In tlm Houthim I'.nl fir )ariln hrri) tmliiy nlioolt Mm ariN anil tori' Iiiiko holt'H In tlm Ktnuml .itnl hmko lndovrt. A iiiamhiil aii'l u iHillipmrn wprfl-iitlnlilly woun'rtoil from, nlmiK (Irml hlln utluipllut: lo upprt'lmml lm hoiuh thniHprn. tiAN IIKItNAKIIINO. Auk. 12 I'mir in'oro homh pxtiloilonit iirrurri'il licrn toilay. No itcrloun ilniunRii miltril. Tun uililltlomil inamhalu nr rlvi'il in iiNnUt In prpuprvlnc onlor. I'mlirnl ilnp.irtmpnt of Jimtli-o men urn hnro lnintlKatlui;. An arinouri'il army aiitiiinohlln In palrolllntr thn HlroolK, HALT I.AKK. Auc. 12 An of flclul hern Mated that no more traliiH would prolialdy lm UUpatcli til ner the Halt l.ak'o route until ll.p. walkout mm nultled, I.OH ANOKI.KH, Auk. 12. Seven larloailH of wpnthouml mall wan reported (led up ut A-hfork, Arl. xona. Kiintliound mall had hern routed via Kl 1'iuio hut tho Mrlkn hlockeil tliln louln. Twelve tram iiiutlimnliil tniliiM are, hyhl at liar Ntnw and Need leu, iiiiiuomuI, I'ood, water and ciinrnthilii for nc.priil daH morn will ho hroiiRlit If necwoury. 0(ll)i:N, Aiir, 12. Tlm Houilmrn Pacific aiiiiouiiccd that firemen hao nKrec'd lo no hack to work. Knur marooned tinlmi will pruhuhly Iuiihi thin nfturiioon, ndlovhiK Nineml nuudrpil piiiineugerR. S. F. MEN MAY CGME Triulo Kxiiirf-loii With Trip to Klnnialli nml fritter Ijiko I'lauiuil HAN r'HANOIHUO, Auk. 12. -lliiulnenK men of Hun KranulHro will liivudo tlm Hacraniniilo alley on u Initio excursion Into In Hoptiimhor or imrly In Oitohor, It wan docldod to. day hy tlm dnmuHtlt: trudit toiiiliilt loo of tint r hum her of coiumnrre. It Ih piiNHlhlu that thn Journey will lm extondud bh far iih Klamalh Kail", Orn,, wllh it hIi t'rlp to Cralor l.'iko, wi;atiii:u i'itoiiAiiii.mi:s .Tlm t'Klo-Hlormiiitriiph at Ifntlor u wiioiiH ritiiriuiiry "jj Iibh rmtiriled llitln S iittroniiitrln elinnco Hinro ypHinriiuy, ai thoiii;h tlm rouil lilt, la NtlRhtll, lilKhor. Wurmer weather Ih apt to prevail tomorrow. Koiecnbt for nuxt 21 hourH! Omiornlly f a I r, with vurluhle wIihIh. Tho TycoH recording lliertnoinoter rciglittprod muxlinum uud minimum tempomturea, today, iih follewa: HlKh . 04 , Low , ... ..51 Survivors' of Greatest AifMishaps ' Blt- vd&Wf&S&J- ltigaisk yWii liil KWRlMwsriif.W . v&mir Mi'ii(tA "$4aaTsrl HjjHiteYiiliXIJjJvjr judfifh WHA ft. j TlmK'2 Mfe ' &! P7..- lAtJ'l'' !. ""PfaH"' saP I IIic.o four meiLliavo tur'. votl the Ihrce n'caU'St air cago's loop dislrlet. TRAFFIC LAWS ARE FULLY EXPLAINED BY STATE OFFICER liiHM-.lif .1, .1. MrJInlion Ttlli Wlinl To llo nml Wlinl Not To Ho 'to ISmpo rnt nml I'lno lluN to nMilil urnikt ami IImp for lufr.-iclloiiH of thn Ntiitu motor Vf hli'lc Ijuh Ih piptnlni'i! Ill tlm foltoiv. Iiir Htati'iiK'iit liy limpti lor J J, Mr .Million of tlm Ntalo motor vhl lo iIIvIhIiiii. I!url II llmiHlnn. Irnfli itf. tlrrr of tlm trafflr .IMkIou of llml1"' n,1,l",, J" "',' '-' ,,,,,,r '" rhl- atatn IiIrIimuv illrlalun. la uurklmt In riMiperatlon with .Mr.Mahon ami hoth urn hern to ro-operato with J J. Mrl.oiiKhllti, local ir.tffl- offltor, who mi) it ho IntoriilH to onforro tho law o thn letter Olmnrx.iuro of tlm follouliiK rules will avoid arrest. MrMahon itald "Tho drl.rr of mury motor ehlclo miiki illiu hlH IIkIUh when mretlui; and iipproarhlllK elilclei nt lllKht 'Hand hIciuiIh imirit lm ii.pi) on turnlnK at llilerxetllunn ami when rloppliiK "Speed limit Ih no lnlli'H In rountry. 20 inllea In city and 12 iiiIIpm liy nrhoot hotiMPH and at litterecllonit. "All homt'-ilrnwn vehlcleH must carry llxlit on left hIiIo at nlKlil. "I.rry iirion lilrctl to operato a motor vohlt l or uvury person opornt Idk a motor ehlclo for hire munt luivit a (liatiffriirH HreiiKP, "No porson under 1C ypitrit Is al lowiM to opirato n mglor udilrlo un chauffeur "All motor .elilile.-t miiHt dlaptiy two while IIkIUh or approxlmutcdy equal rnndlc-pownr rn Hip front of tho vehicle, olio mounted on enrh Hide, nml a red IIrIiI mutinied on tho rear at iiIkIU. , Kvory perenn oporalliiK a motor ehlnlo mtiKt hati nil opt'ralor'it rard or ihauffiitirH llctiniP, nj iPiitlriM hy law, "Any ihthoii ftiur.it onratliiK n tar wlillu In an Intoxlruted rondltlim will ho Hinerely dealt with "Trutka opprallui; for rominnrrlal purpiiM'H outHltlo tnrporaln llmlta of cUIph or tnwiiH miiHt pay fit) ten tit per Inch, or ovory'frnrtlon thereof, of tlre-heiirliiK Htirfaro In addition to fecn irenrrlhrd hy law, "All trurkH miiHt ho cinilppcd with n mlrrnr to onahlo tho ilrhnr to (ieo tho roml In tho roar under all rondl. tltlllH of lll.lllK "Trucka IiiuIiiku total tlrn-hearliiR Hiirfaro of Ipkm than HO InclieH can flKttro thn load rarrlnd on it IhikIr of r.nn pounds to tho Inch. Trucka Imv Inn'inorp than !in luchca of tola) tiro heat I K mirfacit ran flKUro on a IiiihIi of noil ppuutlH to tho Inch, hut nidi axln muitt ho flKuretl fop, irately. All I opnratorH of trucka am roiUtistetl to pay Hlrlrt attention to tlm thlrliiieH of itihliur on tires nit leiinlrnd by. law. "IniiHiitueh nu ooiloaipd trttekti do Itroat dumneo to tho hlKhvwiyH, trurk nwnorit ami oporntom nro roU0Btoi to l(e,ep rlosu clmclc on loadii," It tout I,nii Artins, Whlto I'wllr m irar.'ieo proprlotoi' ?lu to loam that thorn Is ii provision of tlm Oiojon traffic Iiwh nnnlnnt tlihlitK an mi tomobllo without llglita tmp-halt hour after Htindowu, avialiuu. And here they're Djyton, 0 ready to flj- ' ' . j N. uworack and Kay Hur- WILL MEET CARAVAN Ijirj!" .Viiiiilirr of I Iti-.tiiCK Men to 1111111 ltriilliiii Coniinlltrit 'I ho 1 U Jr. iositioii in ra win ii r rlMm; here from I'ortlaml iml Writ lii'niliiy Mill ho ini't Ii) n tiiimli'T of ram (iditiilnliiK ri'iiruKL'iitiitlto lor.il IoikIiichk ihpii V T Irf'ii loil.iy hail ohlalupil l lio pri'iiilMH of in or 12 i'jtr owiiitm to Join n rncoptloii i orli mltU'ii to ilrhu out to Alr.oina pulnt. Tlm cxpmltlon rar.i.ui will lio niailu up of iipprinliiiii(pl)' 20 r.im, althiiURh n number of protprcts may ' "' """" '" " ' "" thn lineup la as followii, liicludlnr; or' i:.iiil::tt(init ami tntrlen: 192.'. Ilxpoiillloii offlilalK Muynr linker, vlce-chulrnuin of mairiKcra' commlttcii; one car. I'ortlaml Ad dull 'lenrpo 1 llnuclit,prpidilrnt of tho club; Went Coast KnKravliiit company; V. O. Sloner and II. llartuu of thn Port land (lint & Coko company. In addi tion to thpot four cam, two or tlireo inure aro In si m lit l'ortliiml t'liamhcr of Commurcp W. I. Whltcomh, V. A. Turney and M. M. ItlnKler, with thrro or fnir mnro In primped. Htato'rhitmber of commerco M, C. Durypa, I'ortlaml Iti'iilty board Two rara pIPtlKOtl. OreKon Htalo Motor association Official pilot car, with A. K. Shearer (Continued from I'aRO 1 ) FARM HOUSE MORE IMPRESSIVE THAN WONDERS OF CITY I I'd in li Itrprif i-ntatlvn lU-furo Jhir ' A-kihIiiIIom Hiti Ifiimo of Ainer 1 1. 'in Hulilli r In Iltiiiililn AImmIo 1 HAN FltANC'IRfiO,- AtlR 12. T. Henri Atihcjiln of I'J"I. rcprexntlng thn French liar, uiild lit fin ndilrr'H to night nt thn annual dinner nf Hio Amprltan llnr nnsorinllon tl.at thn light nf a Hliigtn tjhut hnui from whldi probably cnin" ono nf tlm Atucrlt ii-i snlillora 'iflm lalpnit ftivit Franco Impressed iij'ti pvii iihim , than American itrenlc wonder or tlm , ditvelepmeiit of the country's) great ltl''n. "Ah I looki t at llilH farm houso from I In- trulu window on a 1 vast plain," lio kiM. "I said to my t wilf 'Who knows, ! rli.iM, In thai lirmrn there Ihr-i n inn who tod a ....I... nn.l to,tiv llft lit, w lid living tOS t.. hi i.m.1 m for ht lami. urroumi-ti iy nin fiAmiy " '""" "" Kr! '" Tn iiaylni; "Arln'i. :o firth ami flRlit." wy? n0 om- int.i hrcatuiPii him, iiniiie of human aolldarlty, ito forth to il'ifond tho liberty. Arlott" ' "Tlm man icnl forth, llo (ravem nl I'alf tlm Klobo to ntiffer ami pnr ImpH to tile. I In came to our shores to Join our frleutln tlm KiikIIbIi nod oumehm anil m country waa paved and the world was nuvr-d. "It will ln tho I'lcrnal alory of Amurlra that alio hrourhl to nn nml the terrible conflict uid ginu peace to liumanlty. 'I'oacc, contlrtnYn, wo lino an much us you, for like you, and per liapit morn lli.tiyou, wu hut war. No other people has Buffered from wars aa wo have. Three times within n rertlury wo liavo been Invaded by a neighbor who 1ms robbed us of our territories for n time, its ho has rob bed Jih) Other neighbor. Hut hence forth and fon-vrr, thn rlcn of might,' must kI.o way to thn relKii of rl.tht. May universal prace. tho relsn of Justice, lm preserved by our Indls Koluhlo union." PEANUTS GROWN HERE W. II, Itiws IU-K)rlN SurrrH llankK of Ut Hhrr Klamath Kails may prepare for a feast on homo grown peanuts this year ns W. II. Uosh has demonstrated that they may bo raised hero. He has it garden on tho banks of thn Lost rhcr on tho I.atta ranch wliero he routed a patch of ground and la sue. cussfirlly raising buckwheat as woltl as pen nuts and cantaloupes. Ho had a number of people from town out last Sunday who worn Interested In tho demonstration niado by him. PUZZLE: FIND THE CASUALTIES rr UNIONS REJECT LAST PROPOSAL TO END STRIKE Decision Reached by Heads Of Seven Organizations At Final Conference WAHIIINOTON. Aur, 12.-Head of seven railroad organization now on Htrlko wcro declared by one of thplr chief officials today, after a final conference to havn decided to reject completely tho last set tlement proposal put forward hy President HardlliR. The Htrlking unions In a written rnrponsn writ to tho whlto house told tho president they could not tail off tho utrlko unless a guaran tee iis riven that all their men were reinstated with seniority rights unlmparcd. President Harding had proposed tbul tho seniority status bo left to the tabor board. DAIL HEAD IS DEAD l'ri(dcnt .irlffitli Hurrumbs Ut la flupuza After 10-D.sy lllnr HEI.KAST. Aur. 12. President Orlfflth of tho Hall Klrrcann died In Dublin today of Influcuia after an Illness of 10 day. IlOlWimoChK FOItKM.tN AT WKKI) I.VJL'KED WKKU. Autr. 12. B. Woodman, night roundhouse foreman of the Southern Pacific at Weed, wu found tying on the ground In the ards about 2 o'clock yesterday morning In aa unconscious condition. Ho was taken to tho hospital, vthcro It was necessary to take several ctllchea In a wound In hi head rs!"rv v -- It Is reported that ho had an al tercation with ono nf tho Southern Pacific watchmen at Wood. YltKKA FIIIK IIAMARES RSTIMATKD AT fsl.OOO YREKA, Aug. 1 2. Spontaneous combustion In tho paint shop of Lings Brothers, destroyed that building and damaged the adjoin InR storo of W. W. Faust. Two au tomobiles In tho plant were burn ed. Tho loss Is estimated at G,000. MARKET RKPOHT OnTLANI). Aug. 12. Livestock. nominal, steady. Err firm. Duttor steady. COOLIIMiK IN FORTIiAND PORTLAND, Aug. 12. Vice Pres ident Coolldgo arrives here tonight. Christens Cruiser HjMj' fcf lfadUln Cotuetu, daughter ot Detroit's mllllopalre mayor, chon by th Detroit Chambtr of Com eitrc to chrlttcn a navrJ scout ruUer at Qulacy, Ma EMPLOYMENT HOLDS GOOD EXCEPT FOR RAIL CONTROVERSY Iron and 8teel ladaatrlc Also I'nsalUfaetorr., Gcarral Activ ity Coatlaaea 8AN FUANCISCO. Aug. 12. The general employment situation In Cal Ifornla'orcgon and Washington dur ing July was very satisfactory, ac cording to the monthly report of J. A. Kelly, 8an Francisco, district direc tor for tho employment sorrlce. Uni ted States department ot labor, pub lished -two today. Exception to this general condttlqn, however, are Tall road repair, due to the. .present con troversy In that Industry, aad Iron and steel. Aa, abstract of Kelly'a report fol lew: --' '" -u. "California Labor situation In geneoal very satisfactory. Lumber la dWry operating to capacity, and a shortage of experienced help In mills tind camps noted. Building activity continue. Shortage In many trade. A surplus noted In a few places, due to labor controversy. Agricultural and orchard workers In demand, but no noticeable shortage up to date. Fruit canneries now operating to capacity. Unemployment confined chiefly to steel and Iron industry, dorks and casuals; most of tbeso haro been absorbed In seasonal and other Industries.- Nearly all railroad repair workers out of employment, due to labor controversy, -"Oregon Highway and rail read work continue on a large scale. Out- aldo 6f Portland, all Industries, in eluding fishing and canneries, are working normal and above. Construc tion In the larger cities give employ ment to all building tradesmen. Rail road repair work suspended. Many business and residential buildings being constructed. Lumber active, and experienced hands In demand. "Washington Labor situation, ex cept in largest centers very satis factory. Demand and supply about pqual whoro conditions are favorable. Railroad spending several millions on Improvement. Many berry pickers and apple thinners aro called, for, but season Is short. Clerical workers oxcood tho demand. Railroad repair work practically at a standstill, due to labor controversy. Tho building Industry Is very actlvo, particularly In the larger cities. LurafJer Industry operating to capacity. Many mills working double shifts. Experienced mill hands and woodsmen In de mand." REX EVANS RETURNED Man Win Broke Jail Hero Laat Spring Brought Rack by Constable Rex Evans, who broke Jail hero last spring while serving u sentence for unlawful cohabitation, was brought back from Roseburg last ulght by Constablo Fred Morley. Evan had been raado a trusty and took advantago ot the privilege to tlco In company with Hones Capener who Is still at largo. ALL R1CQUIUKMKNT8 OF MOVIE DIRECTOR ARE MET All requirements ot Director Johta Griffith Wray of the Into qtudlo have been mot and Tay wai o wir ed at Martbfield today by Secretary PROGRESS MADE UNDER COUHTY i Chairman's Rprt Shotsyt Activities Sine Im-uc- uration of System UNIT IS TOLO Progress In Inaugurating the county' unit plan of school adinlals tratlon Is reported by It. C. Brad bury, chairman of the board 'of di rectors. His coadM1 autafatat of (be work or the bar4 ataet) th adop tion of the new ayataa 1st tM'Mtawt: , Slaco the orgaatMtlsw' of ttW ea ty district a coapleta aadtt it all the records ef each nb-dlstrttt Bu been made aad aa aecetiatlac ayait-a Installed thst.'showrtha eaaet.ttaaa cial conditio f each aad "if th , district a a whole. It appears taat ea the first of Jaly there wM.,aa eat staadlag warraat UsWBiidaeaa against the ratal achoela at lafftvecl mately fto.9 which hae aeea re duced to lesa taaa f ,. 4 aarvey of all rural school I uader way with the object of pattlar thes la eeadl tloa for th acaaal terra wMa will begin September 11. Repalra'aad Im provement are aader way la several of the anb-dUtrlcts, the iguataier school to belag flalshed aad faraltara IniUlled and a saw reoat wffl he fla lshed ia the Malta aiga'aeaael far the use of the eleaieatary school grade. A room far ala' staaat aa Is to he prwided at Msatar sahaal to take care at IB h If a acaaal' sta denu la that- vlelalty taatH each Usa aa a aaloa high acaaal aa aa ergaa hwd to aarva iaa ttriHaiJ Batwaaa KiamatV rails aad-MorrlU., , Repair aad a aewaae ayaaaaai an aUaaeatM-aa MarrlH. aeBaal aad aad MaUa Us raatM at ?W)ajaaaaa-alll tr- be done. It faaa aaaaltaaa.iiiMtsBfy to undertake extaaaivafiaalr at th Bonanza school la order, UBMk It ate for occupancy, aa aa aaaatlaaUoa of the bulldlag dlacwaad r,that the north wall waa la daagar. at collap sing owing to excessive strata Impos ed by the root thrust The haatrag system Is inadequate aad affords a serious tire haxard. Means are being sought by which work can be started oa the Chllo quln school. The bid recently sub mitted for the coaatractloa af tkia building were rojected aa exeeastve, the blddersvbelng relactaa't to. aader Uke the work owlag tajtaa caadHlea of the fund derived fraaa the sale of boads, there belag 1I.0 ,of th proceeds of bond aala aa, deposit la the defunct First State aad Savlag bank. Teachers have baea aecared far moat ot tho schools. Teachers aaa-aa and asslgnmeats will aa aaaoaaced ahortly, tho county superlateadaat having this matter aader tier im mediate supervision, at this time. A complete detailed statement or the district is belag prepared aid will be published wlthla a few days. , 1 . SHOW PROMISES WELL Maay Eatrira Kxaoctesl at Flower Shew, Neat' Week ' ' ( Tho womaa'a aaslHarjr of' iba chamber of comatKea la hgyiac.a very busy weak la flaal 'araaara tlons for the flower' saaw'w'hreh will be held WeslaesdeyViU'.n-Wsaar. August IS aad 17? Iaiattaj'ac''tha fact that this hM, '' year for flower, tBwa are a great many promised eatrlia.i, A number of Ktaraata rails' youager set will assist la tjva- Ing or August M, at, wak. ttaaa the. twa caps will aa ayisifid ,ta the winner. TBa aaMi(Htaa ' la particularly. aaitoaa ta'aava'aJrga number or atrles,,aa4 allaraafSf ta bring their nawffa,lfsaartsy morning whether, it' toaafaA, ;tBff. will wis or aotasVaetaMk the second aaaual flaw(K,aw,a, - While la some laaas'.lwfabl ha been rather a''aaraal far flowers, other tm J UTjatfaM better than la rcaW'jmisi; Haw ' ever the flower sBossgisslttis ta asklaa that tktlr ,'himM1mui aHj- thelr 'availaala flawaa.t.iHiahs ' iP. tlutv eaaataar thaaarlistf. -L--'- '' '."' H ar aat. The IfathaaaiA' ;v which haa aaaa .liaiUi 'tat SB eraat. -its auMa ): latta. .tBt' m ji M 4 , o,U fl 1 Ml i mi i h I1' -dim ' ' Tt ll !' (Continued on Pngn Throo) merce. - - Iras, far aH 'ii'LV N w fy' ? '. Stevenson of the chamber ot c,o aaaeaaa4 Uat