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oe
lews
Fane.
J1HE
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I Morning Except Monday)
A TAKE UP PLANS
il VIM I? All 1VIVT
Eugene Start Ball Rolling
l For Big Celebration on
Cut-off Completion
KI'tiKNK. March 17 fulled
Nw TU raninalan In arruUKi'
i for Ih1 cVli teleurutlon planned
ne&t summer In honor ol llm rom
Lrf jmr (! Ion of the Nulron cut-off will be
llllllH aiartrtl at a banquet March 25. II
Jmc.
DOCTOR
United h'ews and United Press Telegraph Services
I
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 192G
New:
Anything to Sell
or Trade?
A News Want Ad Will
Do the Trick.
MESHES
5 FAN IN MAIL PLANE ON
u mix ill! trial TRIP WEI).
OF PR0H!iP"fic Air Transport Co.
rune i-anai At mea
ford Yesterday
Price Five Cents
The firm Pacific coast air mail
; plane traveling light oo a trial trip
, from Seattle to Los Angeles from
nil v. - I ..."
Nilf! I rprrinimnel",wl1 10 Urk' lande1 " Medfur(1
-1-
A NEW MOVIE CO.
IS LOOKING OVER
has been ilmldi'd by official! of the
Kugene chamber ff commerce.
Pinna for tho celebration am all
..ml. M-v and liwltraf ion. .m tho
tUTON railroad work will be completed
srhedul lime.
I II la eailmateil thai about 300
Thii perna Interested Id the rclebra-
lion will allend Hi banquet. Kay
monrt Torrcy ha- been aipolnted
In rharae of tickets, Krnv.l Lud
low will arrange the speaking pro
tram, and W. II. Mardonald will
have charae of the muilc and en
Wholesale
at 2 p. m. yesterday, then proceed
ed to the southern California metro
polis With C. M. Comstock, pilot, was
. verne c. Corel, icrmer North liena
1B : DRUGGISTS ALSO HELD; a"10 uu' senior and now holder
il mu vuiiunvb -iiu tug umiicu
Vi-
Doctor Signed Blank and
Let Purchaser Fill In
His Own Name
Kj.i'es for carry Ins the mall up and
down the Pacific coaat. Gorst's Co.
It (Iticlally known as the Pacific
Air Transport Co. The official com
pany Initials and Insignia ia P. A. T.
which ia painted In huge lettera
Ion the underside of the wings and
I l olled
i Imk with
r-adlns
.dn.-mlay
Lhirh may
in exist-1
Kuropi-an
rrpnrnl to
M:nn over
.Inn. they
Li nf Wed-
the great-
Imrat aln
kUrmv Ini-
of Kuro-
i irnn. and
(r Ihe ene
r all sulf
ite l.-nxiie
fS purpoar
rl llm ad-
in nf Great
nf Franca.
krtnaoy and
remann In
lo I lie Bep-
I league, and
rlutlnn then
tu survive
Motta. the
be the final
I' if It crum-
I international
I'lid Foreign
I (ierinnny re-
I Lot.-l of the
PoKtponlnx
ihe league.
given out j
fmy would
plication for j
l"itc.
Ml anion Iho
Hielr ahould
"I nunpose wo
"'parted for
I'rttln
pinn return to
t homo. Tho
"real Britain.
ilio-Hlovakla
ipect equally
ii'-y are arrived
li'iiul.
f tho league
These nrob-
well as Inter
pol first solve
Inrtaliiments. It la eipecied that ! yl.ani been a lucrative and com
Joint plana for a celebration with paratlvely slmplo method of vlo
Klamath Fall will be worked on' ' luting the Volated act has been
omn lime in the near future. exposed by 1'nlted Stales Attorney
Kmnrjr R. lluckner.
I AH. GIVES UP Declaring that the fountain pen
rI ivipi)'1'' mlghiler than rum row In prc
F"U. S. SOLDIER "M violations, lluckner has nhuin-
e federal warrants, calling for the
if D.. -,,-J '"est of 27 physlclana and six
Howard Is Ke'cuea, .aiwrncn oi
whiskey distilleries.
The ductora. arugglsta and dis
tiller, are declared to have conspir-
. . n.iri(-t attorney, v.n. tn .alt ach other ores-
A JUUS". - " - -u i"ft- "
doctors and a committee of Ihe crlptlin blanka and large assort
Amerlran Legion yesterday came to ,,, cf ryn whiskey, intended for
the rencue of a former service man. mrtllc-inol purposos only.
William Howard. I From confessions obtained from
Howard was gassed In France. j,ome of the suspects. Buckner be
aud la atlll suffering from shell evea he has unearthed a new
ii. i. n..rmanentlr disabled ! nhaao of "higher up" bootlegging
nut k. - i . m.
NKW Y01IK. March 17. (Unit-j on tne fuiage of the mail planes.
.N,,what nas n.r aeveraij At MN)ford y,erdu,V consider
ed
KLAMATH SECTION
Players-Lasky Send
Producing Mgr.
ARRIVES HERE TODAY
Company of Players Expect
ed to Follow If Condi
tions Favorable.
Another company of motion pic
ture olavcra Is tentatively ached-
At .neoiora jwumu tuuoiuwi- - .
able significance was attached ,ou.ed to do location work --
this name PAT since it was St. ln '-- 7.
Patrick, day on which the trial 7h, rinok ve,
WRIT ISSUED IN
G. HILAND CASE
Wm. Marx Wins Point In
Battle to Have Case
Transferred to K. F.
Attorney William Marx baa won,
temporarily at least, in his flgbt to
have the George Hlland case trans
ferred from the Jurisdiction of the
Chllonuin Justice court to Klamath
Falls, Circuit Judge A. h. Leavltt
yesterday having Issued a writ of
mandamus on the petition of Marx.
The petition sets forth prejudice
as one ground for the granting of
the writ, and convenience of wit
nesses as another ground.
Justice R C. Bnlnk baa until
March 20 to transfer the case, or
to allow cause why be should not
do so under the writ.
Hlland was arrested on a liquor
charge and taken to Chlloquin by
the state prohibition omcers. tie
cave Justice Snlnk a f 600 check for
his ball, and later atopped payment
on the check.
COUNCIL AND RAIL
flight was made.
From Bad Check Charge!
By Local Citizens
CONGRESS KEEPS
I
WITHIN
ESTIMATE
a . I ll...
and there has come lo mm m ...
Klamalh county Jnll nls compensa
tion allotments.
Th former service man left some
thing behind him In France, aome
Ihlog ha can't remember. .Always
he la forgetting, and as to bis being
In Jail why. he doesn't know what
it la nil about.
nut Howard waa picked up by
Chief of Police Harry Loucka after
ho had passed a numbor of cbecka
for small amounta. The manner of
his passing them aroused ausplclon.
for he bad left a wide track be
hind him. It wa the work of a
rhlld.
I)r (I H. Newsom. county health ,
officer, has spend days Vying
hlch makes the effort of amug
glers along tho aeabonrd and bor
H..r aeom crudo by comparison.
The system wa comparatively
simple. Each doctor Is alleged o
have sold to the conspiring drug-
gl.U all hla prescription blanks,
..nin for the aalo of stimulants.
Ilefore Ihe books, each containing
100 blanks, left the physicians
K.n,i. h. sinned each prescription,
i..in. iho "oatlent's" namo to be
filled in by the druggist. Some doc
tors are alleged to have receiver
Mh a. 1250 for 100 prescrip
tions, while Iho minimum rate was
it ii:
"Patients" who applied directly
I . j l for a Dint of
lo " " "
figure Howards mentality. There
.. no use in luttlnR him go lo tho
...... ..i.-. ni Salem, so Acting
nenueo.."' r . , ,
;....,tei Attorney W. A. Wlesl told
1-lrcuJt Judge A. L. 1-eavltt. inere
waa a government for wnom no ...
carried a ride to take cure of How
ard.
... -,i,.v morning ho was
whiskey were charged from 11.25
to 12.50 extra "for me pruscr.,,
Hon fee."
Date Is Set for
Chiloquin Voting
ThA Hr.i fnr the Chiloquin elec-
. tin waa " - .
And yesteruiiy ...o . ' New. lion of city officers has Been cl
-.roied to Iho custody of Dr. New (vr Tuesday,
sont until state offlcera of the i.e- ,Mt ,Kt.
...... .... nm.. hero nnd tuko him! April ' nn lh0
tn one of the government hospitals. vrogrosslve Cltlten tlc-
: : : .... i...,i.i l.v Colnger. Iho othor
St 11lpnt PlaV tO known as the Business Mo.'s ticket
- , . e nellded by Hosley. botn prom.-
Be Next Saturday j , merchants .c the ..wir m-
n jcorporated town.
.. vniir i - ' "
.saf-iy Kirst- y ' " ' .i i mTT RETURNING
i t...ni III 1 110 HI" I LLL1V a w
" ?Zm p'- ",v,,n S',lur'i FR0M VACATION TKIr
:"'"bnr"hl1'' "'d'ay afternoon. M.rcb ".''Ll n,.ie AttnoTT:. U K.Hott is
nlllg in the new rremom , nere tomorrow after a
fodrr ih mrertton of M bm rx ; c.ufornla. accompanied
West of the high school family. M(t.c. tto a In ht
1. 1 v r-'iniii nn"" i r -
nilV U imir.ii.-, , ...
or open-Two)
ng
ling rapidly
of handling
merchandise.
i'esh potent
an new mer
r Drugs
alls, Ore.
Smoot Says Final Appro
priations Would oe
Inside Budget
WASHINGTON,, March 17.
MTniioit N'owa) In face of Increas
ing appeals to 4en the federal
treasury for this and that purpose,
congress continue! o art hard
boiled, and la dkejinB President
Coolldge's Injunctkin against exces
sive expenditures Just as Teliglous-
ly as when tho ;word economy
first became a nifional slogan.
A check-un Wednesday, when the
.i. kiii uas seat to the
house by the committee, ahowed
ihi annronrlatlons by thta house
this year will fall between alx and
seven million dollars oeiow esti
mates made by tho budget, which
trims rather closely.
wmi the house has finished all
but two of the, appropriation meas
ures the senate haa acted on but
half of those sent over, me up
per body added some three and a
half million to the war depart
ment appropriation bill and tacked
. ... inin- aoDropriation for the
shipping board on the Independent
offices bill.
Senator Smoot. Utah republican
said that while the senate would
add sllKhtly to the house figures
.. .. the final appropriations
would be well within the budget es
timates, as the houae ha a ran
say In -conference over the supply
measure.
It is reported that
" ' ...i .... . i xiMlrlilc. proniomon unito.,
-full dre rencur . the same time.
H l Jones and S. It. De Wlckl
who have been working out of the
district attorneys office on prohj
l,l work under Forncrook.
resigned and are retiring to
tho faun'
.'. dnv rvminKs
.1,0 a. 2 o'clock w... make
ihie for children to attend.
$jrX P'Tlorn.ncn Is schod-
T1" .. ..... 1-1,1, .n Strom, fcve-
Tlu.., ; Mordotf, Kyle
,r0P,, nd Otey. Archie
K;:::. v,r-
glnla Peyton-
Manlnjuredin
Beetle Control
rnnl recent arrival
J' ,1, V 1, ""lously injured
In Klamalh (h() ow
with an onencor
hi foot wiin gpencor
beetle C"n,r" AaV morning and
-k early "n' . ...... m the
creek early "'" to th
wa. I-"""'"";'' hapl.al for medl
Klnm.lh flTf beJAm , physi
cal llenllo- ,i tn
clan Pe.ller.on '"
walk for moi- , Klnm
' Pallersnn ''1"', whore ho
nth Fa... '"mllns;;k"
lived fnr ."" m '
St Patrick's Ball
Is a Huge Success
The waitresses' St. Patrick' ball
Inst night at the Scandia hall was
... f ihn best attended and best
conducted social affaire of record In
i.-imi.th Falls thia year, according
to scores of dancer who took part.
The hall was packed with a good
naturcd crowd which encored the
famous Ttantalizers orchestra to
the echo.
Green ribbons and Bhamrock ef
fects wore tho principal parts of a
most effective decorating scheme.
arriving here tonight to look over
the field. The company I to be
sent out by the Lasky Studio from
Hollywood.
J. J. Miller of the Southern Pac
ific has been sending weather re
nnets to the Lasky official. They
are particularly Interested In the
month of April.
Also, Wm. Crlnley, production
manager for the Universal company
which recently filmed a picture here
during the most trying weather of
the year haB been keeping in
touch with weather condition
since that company completed its
work.
The Famous Piayers-I-isky cor
poration 1 the producer of Para
mount picturea.
The Lasky company Includes
such star a Pola Negri. Betty
Ttlrardo Cortea and
other.
Orinley ha written to Miller
that several comjanle Save -.111011;
... on the nosslbillty of KlatnatB
scenery, and the coming here ot the
t o.w ronreaentalives checks on
this information.
nrnnrtnUT will make hi head
quarter at the White Pelican ho
tel.
NO TRACE LEFT
BY P. 0. YEGGS
Apparent Amateurs Take
Strong box But ran
To Crack Same
After having carried away a
small sate containing 1125 from
the commissary and post office at
Braymlll on Sprague river two men
failed in the working of a secret
combination and attempt to batter
It open and fled, leaving the safe
for Sheriff Burt Hawklna and dop
uties to carry back to it owner.
Trainmen observed the men
working on the afe' near Fort
rreair inn notified the officer.
Thev rushed to the scene but ar
rived too late. No one had been
apprehended up to a late hour last
night.
ST. PATRICK IS
TOPIC OF FORUM
Rotary Club Has Charge of
Interesting Meeting
Yesterday Noon
Railroad Builder
Killed by Bandits
MEXICO CITY. March 17.
limited New.) Hox Mcllpone, an
American, wa, killed h, . Mexican
bandits on the night of March 14.
. the town f ixtlan. in the
lie of Nw-rlt. according to a mes
.MO received here from the Amor
lean consul at Waiatlan.
Mcllpono waa an employe of tho
Utah Construction company and was
assisting in the construction of the
southern Pacific railway.
Ambassador Sheffield has made
,nn to the Moxlcan for-
reprei..."" .
dsn cfflce and the American eon-
I t Maxatlan nas rai-
provincial governor to pursue tho
Drunk! No Crime
on St Patrick's
Day, Says Judge
NEWARK. N. J-. March 17.
(United Now) A, aad-faced pris
oner stood before the bar whllo
Patrolman John Leary charged him
with intoxication.
"ivKni is vonr name?" Acting
Judge Connelly asked the rlsoner.
"Patrick Welch, your honor."
"Discharged" ordered the Judge.
"What a day tor an Irishman
to ibe arrested by an Irish officer
i ,.. hrnueht before an Irish
Judge.
W(M)l)WAItl) IS HKHK
William F. Woodward of Port
land, president of the Portland
school board, arrived In Klamath
Falls last night from his home. He
will deliver the dedicatory address
tnnlghl In iho Fremont acho.nl.
MCHXSKD TO WHO.
Joshua William ot ' Beatty and
Eveline Cowen, also of Beatty, we're
given license to wed from the of
fice ot the county lcork yesterday.
Both have been married previously.
They are well known resident of
the Boatty section on the Klamath
reservation. Mr. Cowen was pre
viously affillntod with tho girls'
school as matron. Williams la a
farmer.
Famous Portland
Rose Fiesta Off
PORTLAND. March 17. (United
New ) The 1920 rose festival ha
been called off In the midst of ex
tensive plans, it wa revealed to
day by directors of the Rose Festi
val, inc.
Tho roso show, sponsored sep
aratoly trom tho festival by the
Portland Rose Society, will toe the
only rose event this Bummer.
Decision to abandon the festival
came following a three hour con
forence at the chamber of com
merce late Tuesday, at which time
assurance of a proper place to
stage the event and autflclent fi
nances could not be obtained, ac
cording to tho directors.
Ireland's patron saint, St. Pat
rick, was the keynote of the mid
week luncheon ot the chamber of
commerce vesterday when Rotary
members had charge of the meeting,
Rev. A. F. Loeser of Sacred
Heart church told the visitors .at
the luncheon Interesting facts con
cerning St. Patrick. From the
birth of St. Patrick on until the
time ot his death. March 17, 493
Rev. Laeser followed through in in
teresting detail.
A musical program was thorough
ly enjoyed and the following per
sons anoeared. Hoger DeWeese, pi
ano solo ploying Tantwiese, Meyera-
Helman and Coquetting Meadow
Lark by O. Marshall and Loeopke;
Mrs. F. R. Olds, accompanied by
Mra. Don Zumwalt, singing "Little
Bit of Heaven. Ball, and "When
Irish Eye Are Smiling" by the same
composer; Rosemary Hanselman,
Poet- and Peasant Overture, Suppe,
and Come Back to Erin, Claribel.
Table decorations were in flag of
all nations, while green carnation
and paper narcissus as well aa green
napkin and Irish hats completed
the appointment.
T. P. Henderson presided.
Cant ADnlecate Is
Speaker m bcnoois
Children in Klamath Fall public
schools have been receiving interest
ing lectures trom Captain O. C. Ap
plegate, Modoc War veteran, who
Wednesday spoke to the Riverside
school at 10 a. m. Captain Apple
gate laid the foundation tor future
talka on the Modoc war.
The old veteran recently spoke to
the students of the Falrvlew school
and plans to tell his experience
and the high points in Oregon his
tory to the boys and girls of Fre
mont. Pelican Bay and Mills
schools.
f.IJARDIANS TO PLAN
FOR CAMPFIRfc GIRLS
Members of the Campfire Guard
ians association will meet Monday
evening to discuss the work ot the
camnfire in Klamath Falls. The
meeting place has not yet beon de
elded.
According to campfire guardians
more than fifty girls have asked to
enter Into the campfire and theso
names will be discussed.: It is im
possible to accept many girls into
the groups as the groups are now
very large. Moro worker and
guardians are needed to assist the
women who aro now bending every
effort in the success ot campfire
In Klamath Falls.
SIEMENS OIL WELL
DRILLING TO START
Drilling Is to be resumed Monday
at the Siemen'a well, under direc
tion of C. E. Randall. The bore
Is now down 2060 feet, operations
having fceen suspended on the oil
test for about a year.
rrom Olrno Louis Robin of
Olene was a business visitor In
Klnmnth Falls yesterday.
INTERESTS REACH
PARK AGREEMENT
S. P. to Submit an
Amended Bid
MAPS ARE PRODUCED
Strahorn Says Development
-) L a -1 a.
lo UoAnead ueipite -.
I. C. C. Decision
Railroad Interests, the city coun
cil and the city park 'board met on
friendly terms last night for th
purpose of reaching a more denatia
understanding as to the right ot
way consideration that accompan
ied the bid of the Southern .pacific
for the city park property.
The outcome of the session was
an agreement by which the South
ern Pacific would Aubmlt an amend
ed bid, specify Its right ot way re- .
qulrements to enable it and tne
O. C. & E., to Teacb the park pro
perty. An ordinance is to be
drawn up showing the agreement
of the city for the Tight ot way
nrlvileees. It wa the unofficial
expression of the city council that
such a program would meet its ap
proval.
Robert E. Strahorn, representln
the Southern, or Central Pacific,
presented a map to the . council
showing: what its requirement
would be, and upon the grantiag
. .... . , j ... ... a n tit nna
01 wnicn -nuigcu iuj m. ui -for
its shaTe of the park property.
West on Klamath
The map may ba described as
.follows: , . '-. . - -
The O. C. & E., Is to be grant
ed the privilege ot running, west on
Klamath avenue from the end ot, Its
present extension in the . middle of
block 72 where dt terminate aioag
Third street, across Link river on
one bridge -which curve to the
north. Strahorn claimed that the
O. C. & E. had these rights aa part
ot ita orgilnal program.
The Southern Pacific, according
to tho map,, will switch off from
Us present line, which Juts out Into
the lake front and extends as tar
aa Payne street, and connect up
with the O. C. & E., and nsa the
Klamath avenue track Jointly, but
branching off with a curvo onto
the park property from another
bridge to the south. 1
Observer have held that tho
Waverhaeusor property lying oft
. , , . j . o wnij .holder
blOCKS I - --. -
the Southern Pacific from any right
of way to tho park property. Bui
by running west on Klamath ave
nue the Southern Pacific and O. C.
& E.. right of way would run to
th Weverhaeuser property and not
interfere in any way, eo It wa ad-
Judged at the council meeting last
night
Plans Not Out
Strahorn aald that tho plan ot
the railroad Interests he represent
ed had not teen announced as yet
as -to what use the park property
would be put. He said that ttre
plan had not been fully developed.
He did indicate, however, that the
(Continued On Paso Two)
Is There Any
Excuse
For Any Man Not ,
Well Dressed?
For the man who works at bard
labor, there is no excuse for bis
not being dressed in good quality
work clothes and when there to
need for being well dressed our
suit offer the style and quality,
tailoring and fit that make ex
cuses unthought of.
PS!
98
Center of Shopping District
b.ildli".
rnd Main.