Page Eight
Wednesday, April 29.
Br LOCALS t '
T"
GERMAN RETURN
rieclton of on of the f'
i,.rman war h v,
t..r uut!d ii..n-
fn-t cm toward r.-,t''""n
n.a.l". that civil
,..n n't
i ...pui.r Good Will Between
it ml'ini
(,.,r lli.il ''
f tl-
I ranee and Germany
Is Very Doubtful
Irate Editor Write.
Editorial In Jail
'..niinur.l I'rom Vane
THEJCUMATH,
Htl hitrh. . Oil .1
i unu-'r inn,
HH'tlN .Mod
Ceorfe Pn.uty of Kur
Klamath Fall vi-itor.
Joy Kvan motored ta A.hlaad.
Medfi.rd and Grants ra, Sinday oa
. nl..itro Irin .rid re-timed the
Mr ttulnnie FraocU stopped over jay.
In Klamath KIU Monday n.ght .
oa her return nip to DorrU from CHILCOUIN
C bllouuin where alie had been vu.t- J-
inj al the home of her parents
and Mrs. Ch-jne.
IS FflRECASl til tHir:. r
.-.- tcp has been
1 in German
im; o:r the 'ie 1 "
and IhM a 1HII lal-i " "'
ty .r ll- "i.il A qd of oftl- y mill imuiih
attitude toward
:il be Hi
Frame prl.'l! (1.r, ,,( , r, ,, difficulty In kc"
Ibirk
Mil ear ult m. "1
tl'clt
..lily nUlllfl-alll .
Ii. v a r.'u I "
riliUKjriN. April William
rr.a'.rd well known ranh--.- and
' Mr. and Mrs. K-J De H n and Mr. Orawf- rd fcav- rf.irtiej (r un
family of eed I ahl. are regis- a p , Medford in ;'. -ir new nr.
terrd ai the Arcade for a few days iijr..y Jackson and ::'- f- f r
this wetk. Kl.ti.a'.i Kails on a bii-:.n
V. J. Huckhrn and Dck I-r- aid "ere a3.;.aaied !r ti'
cunt of Lakeview are making this ditishter Anna.
ci:y a business risit. T :n Lang, rancher of I J
p ir.t !f. !n Klamath r a. is -t.
Mr. and Mr. K. I. Bold and
fjmilv of Bonaaia were shopping
with Klamath Fail, merchant ye
terday.
Mrs. Ijsi yiaitlng with
r.y it vhm ri..ri'i:u
WASIIiM.TuX. I April J1
Wait and i--" i the amrjd- of
thi. .iveinment t.iwa-d Hie e!e. u,.n
,.( Ku Id Var'hal Vn H
Hfti. ia'i- n, . aiie f .r era
n:.n:. 11! T!:.' " !' r'
rtn8 tn Cenpany s .!(
i- a 'incre-heaif . or-.:.ari f"
Aru-Tuan pr.id.-c.e and e,-. nd. U
. aue von H.ndenl.urn i .mjp i'n
iKt-ittlll te. rat.KT
pji.te ef.e.1 ..( ll n I .-niiiirK-r
i..a. that mu." "n .in
Unusual But True
preiiid'-nO'.
TI.e .-..inilrv I. fcll.d I'' r
,..r. of a !! "' ""lll'rv
ilVla'a. "f a p..H-li ""
ami other oil rm UK
ip-
hut Hie-
t ia. .unit
I he
SKA I
the r unernrei lomniit him to th-
dau;h:er Mra. Ed. Purihell. f the present lierman sovern
Charlie Snook, well kajwa local n.pm.
merehnt emeeta to arrive in official do. however, re.osnne
M. X. Hogan. repreaenting Weat- Kljmlth j.-,), today oa a busineaa a tend back to mjnarchy. The tic
era Bond Mortgage company of lory o( HiBdenourc u regarded ai a
Medford ii ia thi city oa busi- w,ter j Kerrigaa. weil kaowa decided atep toward reitoralion of
Oesa.
Va.i.
fieir
r..i Mr-
n. ref-.:.-i ' r
hi.h a hir.i had
bedj K.m t'.'iiTii'.i'-'
aaff.-
A;: :
Kr kl r.
d in
nnhliciie man ha returned from the o!d regime. Whether Germany
: Mr. Claad HIFl of Chiloquia Medford where he wi called on later U to go ail the way ia the big
traa a gueat at the home of Mr. bu,:neM lad report the roada la question here. Official aay that a
and Mr. Allan S!oaa yesterday. excellent condition from Klamath restoration doe not necessarily fol-
Mr and Mr. Chaa. Campbell of Fa.!, to Medford. low because the phenmo. of a
Kelao Wh.. accompanied by Mri. J. J. Steiger. well kaowa timber- complele reaction and a reversal of
Frank Wella are registered a: the man left for Klamath Fall via public ntiment I as fn.-o.u-nt in
Empire hotel. motor where he expects to stop for Germany a here and in ever other
several daya. counirj.
Lincoln P. Butler, rancher of Mo- The MHoir.ng are comment, mae
doc Point has been in K.amalh ""","u" ...
' I don t tntca so lar m wia.nuii
po!ii i are concerned that the elec
tion of von liinJenburg has very
great sisnifi'ance. It doesn't follow
that investors will lose confidence
in Geruian bond or industrials. The
, .German presidency is not an impor
tant authority, as it U here. The
van' found them
bed They had retired an
open fire hurnins and a ligM
fail of mortar, lodging against
the net. bad blocked the chimney.
co tip
III .c
pr..-t
- for I lie I''"' ,;"
r.acll.,11 loH.Ild I! "d
nationalistic I m p il i .
I nite.l Stale l.-.irn, thai lh" '
!.,r, of the l'-i""- roiii.ni I""
v ,,.. ..t... :l. ii Wl'll IlOOi' Of Id-
.,,u..:ilmitv. They "oi Impre.
,t lih Hind, nlniri! own i-ugge
ti.ti that trie la
hou'.d be altered
I,,, le moll ill order. 1
After inljolirtllllelll I'l roiiri.
nil a, plain! lu th rounly Jull
he r.'llel aluil Ilia alilliu to
upli.dd Ihe llllt III 'free .pr.cn
and free pre,, " The lolllor again
,,.(,,-., i t 'eii II.iiimi lira II money
I, , (i tend, had prepared for hi III
In . II l.i mi I'oiitluucil writing
hi- dor ! agnlnat Saniiuliietil
h,:.. Ir, tte ntleiideil to Ilia lank
..f K.'t'.in.: o't hi paper oil aeheit
ille IIiii-'
Hull
4' de of Imck
eg ua d
r. ii. Nil i I,,
I. o
A ciriuliiu,, toTUTT -
aval . "
. . .
.. iiii,m(4i
"""-hi
foi inula
The
III, .
Ilj.l lie !
ill the
c iur,e
work.
. , t nil. r.liv of llr,lol
.l.'i.d I'm degree fnf
asi i. uituiv, couferre.l
.uni'ietlou of a flve-yr
:.i! and practical farm
I:
area
More lliall half I lie land
e I
year and only
Steve Yesaler and R. O. Wymore
are here from Blue Lake, Calif.
on business.
Mrs. G. M. Thrasher went to
Grants Pass yesterday to visit rela
tives and friends also to look after
property interests which she owns
in that city.
Falls on business and was accom
panied by Mrs. Butier.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell. Mrs.
bm'lnee,.
Harrison Brown. rancher of
Miss Vera Offteld spent the Beatty ia In Klamath Falls on
week-end with her parents at Mer- business trip.
rill. Mm Offield Is employed at
Paul Hayden. local wood dealer
is now the proud owner of a truck
and says no more hores for him.
Cons-able Henry Shadiey and lo
cal Jus'.tce of the Peace R. C
aT, Drew and Mrs. Fred Peterson . . . j
3 5ii ok ca.e reiuraeu i.uu. iuiimuu . , . . . .
nd children spent the week-end ' ,M i u, main Importance of the elect.on Is
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell e" Were " t an indication of the trend of
at Bly 'German thought. It was a natural
reaction in a country where the tra-
dition of monarchy and loyalty to
the kaiser was firmly e,talilt,hed
Charlie Captain and fimily of ,
the county school superintendent's ,,rA p;, i vt,-,,.rs F" .
moujc ro:nt are in r..atnara ra..s -.n,,. t ....-i .hi.ir u ii
office at the county sa!. . . . , liut 1 a" 1 ,a"-k 11 "a-- "
,on a purchasing trip. nifiiance as to chamtea of poll -y.
Mrs. A. R. Wilson and children Mm. Rose M. Wright is in Klim- Tae poijc.jes that von iiin ienlmrg
arrived from San Jose. Calif. Sat- ath Falls under the doctor's care nas CC(niniitted himself to are those
urday evening where taey spent the and is stc-pping with friends. ot the ItowM pIan nd economic co-
Kin,er- Mrs. Amy Knight is improving operation supported by the present
E. M. Chilco'e. D. M. Smith ac- sIoff'.v al Klamath Falls hospital government. It doesn't mean neces-
companied by Rer. S. Chaney of and ' attended by her mother Mrs. ariiy that there will follow any
Ashland, who ia visiting here. mo-.F-lva Bail. movement toward restoration now
tored to Williamson river yeater- Kdward Copperfield. well known that the election is over, sentiment
day afternoon to spend the after- rancher of Whiskey Creek who re- may wane and change to another
noon fishing. : cently broke his leg is in a Klam- direction, as we have often seen it
3. O. Hamaker and Mr. Chase .t'li ' .do la oar eouotr,.
-7 iu .e5, l'oiulT Leader
is knitting. ( ..Tnere u something io the
Kdward Ball, rancher of William- thh, u, . , ,
W. It. Lamm, OI alOaoC fOint awu "-e. uu .eiuiueu uuui b trip
fnade a business visit yesterday to Warm Springs and The Dallea
ftfternoon. aNo Chemawa where he met his
-.. , r. n . ,. . daughe.- Carinda wtio also has re- , ,h n,.i.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Arnold and ... ,r the nation.
family formerly of Klamath Falls " J "
nut Tor the past several years.
hare lived in Oakland, Calif., un
til about a year ago. when they re-
NEW YORK. April The
urn containing the ashea of her
mother. S4 year old. Mr. Char
lotte Jeiile had leea for Seven
yeir the auhject of her tep
mother' "sport and derision '"
Finally Mrs. Jehle started some
thing and she I now charged
with aaulting Mrs. Fred 11 Pi'e.
her father's aecond wife.
PHILADELPHIA. April I -
August Krusich. war veteran
whose divorced wife died three
yars ago. has brought suit for
an annulment, of the divorce to
"clear his name." He ss the
d.vorce was obtained illegally.
ud.in.,.in that more than
a .... - ...! than 90
i, .inn n.io I. Ine-ed in me -- -
....... c, ,ine In nUiii for Inche, of rainfall
evtracting v.rlou, g.- from "th. about .me fourth 11.. amoun, beat
mr for commercial ov .clentlflc .ulted to agriculture, from 10 lo
.. 31) luche,.
purpces.
Wins and Iaoso:.
Mi ii IKK TTKSi'lOX!
I'ulillc Installation Thiradity night,
April 30th Itefrenhiiienta and en-
lertuln nt All Loyal Mo. bring
a fr:eud and collie.
.; 3i FY .MUKItlS. Se'y.
DKS MOINES. Iowa. April IS.
Spring and what the sheriff
has phraaed as the, "circus com
plex" is believed to have caused
the disappearance here of four
high school girls. Deputies have
been dispatched to a nearby
town where a circus holds f.-r-h
in an attempt to l.vate them.
SAN DIEGO. April I, Ac
cording to dispatches received by
El Hispano Aniercan. Spanish
languish newspaper of this city.
12 girls were born at one time
to a Mexican woman In the
state of Chlapaa. Al! were dead
The same cmomunication told
of another woman who seven
years ago gave birth to II sons.
of Bonanza were transacting busi
ness here yesterday.
CHAMBER ELECTION
CLOSES OUT TODAY
Today is the last day to turn
in your rote for the chamber of
pie. He may be able to bring unity na.ong
strong character who has a hold on
the imagination of the German peo-
Oregon State Highway
Endorses Action Taken
On Bus and Truck Bill
In a sense, it is
step in a conservative direction po
litirally. and I see no threat to eo
nomic or political stability.
'I notice that German govern
ment sevens are down a few points
According to Mrs. Leah Smith
an unusually heavy vote has al-'
ready been polled, estimated at lot)
or half of the total membership.
That means a larger vote than has
ever been cast before and shows
aUi'?. T...S.W.-J N' - j .-.-
it i
f .. mi
mmmm
Vour LuililiiiK cm tJ
an por Hi lu'dule h-1
have ordered lumbtrJ
You know tht th. J
will be delivered ju
iromiseu MM in prop,,
lllllUII.
Lakeside LiiiW
Company
LUMBER
OPERATORS'
HEADQUARTERS
in
KLAMATH FALLS
The'!;''f' '
Arcade Hotel
Every Convenience
E23
find will make an extended
with her son and family.
but 1 regard that as a temporary re- an unusual Interest in the prelim-
' action. An investor isn't thinking -nary selection of next year's of-
The state highway commission has Whether it I von Hindenburg or not ticlala. according to chamber an
attitude of tne btate Association of .,. v .. ha.L. .
fonnty Judges and Commissioners . . ' wjrt-ypr, cnoVCTVO
TO SPEAK. BEFORE
FORUM HERE TODAY
turned and Improved and sold some
of their interest here and decided
to make their future home in Oak
land, leaving for that city yester
day. Mrs. M. E. Foster, mother cf J.
I). Conway arrived in Klamath , .,.. a, ., ! . ' man industries are going to con-
1 alls Monday from Oakland. Calif. ploposed refL.renrfum on le s0-r-alleri ,inue' i
"" bus and truck bill recently passed course, ii isn t wnat r raoce
b the legislature. i would like to have seen."
J. C. Whltakas and family drove "The "'Shway system of Or-gon is That was the most definite com-
over to Ashland Sunday and return- not "".slrucied an maintained by. ment that could be contained from Tho sp.lkc.r 1)Bf(re the fhani,,
Henry Stout was a city visitor LIvMa" mor" of .ha' ut. 0, here" It "atiD "T', "'T """ ,"r
from his fish hatchery above Chllo- The burden, therefore, should be J"U "' " "l',i,rent ,hM." hearnuarters at Portlar.-l. and
(juin yesterday. equitably distributed. The Initial e,er ,ne ls dl-iposed to put the best the chief authority of U. S. forestry
heavy construction and heavy recon- ""s'",,"! fare on wliat has happened, matters for the northwest states
Fred Cofer and daughter, Helen strmtion costs are caused in the The B"Vtrnment naturally could not and Alaska. Mr. Granger holds
and Itulh, accompanied by Mies main by the users of heavy motor Interfere in the Internal political af- tne office of former District Forea-
" - - - equipment. .Many of our roads will fairs of a friendly nation. But un- ll"r George Cecil, and he is making
have to be rebuilt and be construct- questionably it would rather have e D to K,amath Falls at this
erf in mennn n -.... .... a ...I-' ........ . . i time fnr the nncnsatt nf I.au.Ik..
- i., nimnuiuu ...tneu nuilie OU6 eiSO Selected thail - ',,voc uui,a..UK
equipment, in our opinion, tins hill; one of th echief milliArv fi .sauonai roresi i-rotectlon week,
does not leavy a confiscatory fee. the kaiser' regime Bankers cpr I wnlch la observed this week all over
tut does attempt in a manner to!.in,,, ,,a ,, , . 'the United States.
distribute the burden equitably, ',"'"' ""'i Mr. Granger came to Oregon
among those who use the high-! ' .! t','g. I" donf . an1 "WaU from Colorado and 1. an enthu.L.
PEGGY AJVIriKBY.
Calling at the orflce of Hie nil
triil Attorney In New York City
to report thai she had been robbed
of lir.OuO onh of JeaeU. Peggy
Allenby. preny actress, was met bj
her attorney, who handed her a do
cree of divorce from her actor hus
band. Robert Armstrong.
A New Freight Line
for Klamath Falls, Chiloquin and vicinity.
Trucks leave daily at I I a. m.
Stage terminal, 615 Main.
Crews & Anderson
'JtLyJ HW. A JUL " JITIII.I T L5
LUMBER
FOR SALE
CHEAP
Boards
Shiplap
Dimension
Siding
Lalh
Mouldings
In fact practically all
items for construc
tion or repair work.
Drive out and look
it over.
PELICAN BAY
LUMBER CO.
ways," declares the association.
Devine Tells Trials
and Tribulations of
liro nr. dlnn, I a
-i "laae it worse tic advocate of Ih. K.llnn.l fnra.i
by showing "' temper. Protective measure, a, well as dla-
Uatrhful Waiting trlct activltlw. such as the "Stop
They are waiting to see what hap- Forest Fires" week which was In-
pens. They hope that when von augurated by the Klamath county
Hindenburg takes office in a few chamber of commerce last year.
days, he Will make a Statement Visitors At the fnrnm tnitnir n,lll
WooHPrnPTl 111 FYanPP p0"ry thttt wl" Bhov a 'ncere de- hear maI ho ' wonderfully In
.iouuiiv,iuin iailV,C.Hire to abide by all treaty pledges formed on a subject of vital Im-
and a disposition to work, rather Pnrlince to this community, ac-
Joe Devine, old time timber nln fight. They hope that he will corilln& to local chamber of com
crulscr and woods expert from Lane ' carefully avoid sabre rattling. n'erce officials.
county Is a visitor In Klamath' There is a general fear that any i
Falls today, looking over Klamath . fragile chances of a second riiemt
prospects. ment conference that remained have1 '"' ''"I'-d l.en.ed wire)
Devine saw service In the late -been blasted, for It is regarded as INGLKWOOf), Calif.. April 28
war with the famous 10th engl-' .rtain tMat rnn wi Chief of Police Charles H. White,
neers. one of the logging and I 'if - determined than ever to keen han,lc1' W"d 'o"
tiering regiments that was recruited ,.,..,, . .. rioting Japanese Iipta liinlf li I urhan
tho timber section of ... ' .. ' he hurled K. (iL.w hi.
- USED CAR SALE -
TEN PER CENT Off on All Used Cars Until May First
Star Coupe, Two Sedans, Buicks, Fords, Chevrolets
Overlands
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
HOWIE MOTORS CO.
12th and Main Sti.
rHIKF STDI'S ItlOT
mainly in
Oregon. Immediately following the - 1 shoulder into the midst of advanc
enirance oi tne united males into' - - -"-- koou ,n, N!Pponese. The i,inanege wr
the hostilitiea. In connection with '""" ' ' fere is a brood-, fiKht,, among themselves but lur"
the operations of hi .outfit In the "PPrehenalon that the war is not cd on White wt.er he Interfered
forests of aouthern France. Devine ypt vet. The last war was the Ogawa was seriously hurt
who was a "top kick" holds a most , sequel of the Franco-I'russiun war! !
vivid recollection of In-experienced fifty years before, and you can find ne of the world's most poworful
officers, trying to tell the exper-'a good many students of Interna- electric hoists has been installed
.lt.u . ..olcu ...eu ....n uonai auairs wno tear mat the last in a Houth African mine to lift
war will have Its sequel, too, aome1 10,000 pound loads of ore D000
to do their stuff. "Know the woods!
Why aome ot those officers would
get lost in a peach orchard," Dovlne
explained.
A paper wnere all the people havi
opportunity to expreaa themselves It
it.-.- desire that i The Klamstr
nw.. ; ;.3jcs
years hence.
I'ost-war Gormany has been an
anaemic, shell-shocked affair, so
prostrate that Its former enemies
banded together and propped It up
with the Dawes plan. Now with the
feet at a
minute.
speed of 4000 feet
A booster foi Klamath county
and Klamath Falls and every legit
imate industry therein that's tn
Klamath News.
Johnson's
Polishing
Floor
Outfit
$5.00
Value For
KEEPS YOUR LINOLEUM LIKE NEW
Claud H. Davis Furniture Co.
New McCarthy Building
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