The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 28, 1922, Image 1

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WEATHER FORECAST
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To.viuirr ami wi:u.n'i:hijv, L
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KLAMATH COUNTY AND
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KLAMATH I'ALLH, OHKOO.V, 'H'lhlJU, NO I.MJWIt 1M(, lltt.! --
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EFFECTS. 16
Reduction In Voluntarily
Mndc By Lumbermen;
Pledge Is Kept
KI1111.1II1 co'iiil)'" lumber ludu-t-try
lint lulurtird mi cIkIii hour
itny. rim iiinnr." front tlii present
nine liniirH nlll ln uffertlvo from Do
comber 16, I lie next pay itii)
AltUlllintl'IIIOIlt llf tho Ul'(ll'll
'll.ilii:o wns mtiito Imlii) liy employ
m In ii number of local plnuta Tim
Information wun r.lvrii llin llcrnld by
II. II. Mortriiscii. A J. Vu)d nml II
A. ICrittito, who eild li represented
ii policy lo wliUli nil of Dm opera
turn whom II bus bom poMiblo in
conmili, n majority of Hip employers.
wito agreed.
"It In n xolnntary restoration of
tho eight lunir ilny," I liny until. "t.ir
rytmt nut tho I'ladnu ttinl re mudo
niir impliyii when npuratlous were
lestiuied In May, follow tut: tli tlm-
lHrworkirn' strike. V prouilxut
tin n Hint the tiling liour il.iy would
b maintained only ns limn hi cxUi
Imk condition rendered It necessary,
nml nun Hint we find It possible, tu
return to tliu t'lrilit hour schcdulo.
wo are Keening our pledge"
Tim ulr.lit liotir il.iy will ho goner
at tlirouKlicut ttii) local Industry.
NETTLETON AT FORUM
lliillivmt ('niilr.iilnr iiiot I'oimrr
.NVHmnT Mini lit HM'nk
tl.irl; NVitU'ton, formcily onu of
tlio owiutii of tlio HiKillln I'ixI-Iii-Iclllcwicor,
nml lm li.ii tiikcn n
contract to cnmpl)to tlio filralinrn
lino to tho Siraiiun rhor. vlll lm
Ilio clili'f kjioakcr ut tlio ch.imbrr
of commercii forum Wcilncnilny
noon. Willi lilui will Iki hln nn-1
rutin, who nro licro In liftJmtf of
Hi n (oiuili'tl(lun of tin ni.nl
I, II. Xlumnr, tlntn dairy InnpiT
tor, ului In In Klnmnth Knlln In
Nin'ctlni; tlio tiMoml rri'Ainrrlm and
ilalrlivi, Mll ui.iko u brief addriwi
on tlio dairy biiHlueim ttiroiiKliout
tlio ilato.
JOIN JUNIOR ELKS
Hi ten
Cimllihili-s Inltl.ilcil
i'i OikhiiI.iIIiiii
lulu
A ineetltii: i f tho Junior i:il.x wu.
Inilil Inst jiliiht ill tho i:ikK temple
to Inlllalo set en new catnlldnies lu
lu tho nuw oraniiliatlon, Ciimiiill
,fl('S worn iiIhu. nppolnted by Albert
MiioiI.hhI, Junior oxaltud ruler, to
carry out lerlulu prellmluury work
ll wuh decided fn ;;ii nil IliMlalliiu
nl ddlini Hatiinuly iiIkIiI. Talks
with mndn by J J Miller, I'trry I Jo
La p ulid "Ilnbblo ' Ituis.
ELKS BALL WEDNESDAY
(Jim of
nix
hull
Siulal i:inls of ,Sfii.
I.i Pininlseil
Ono of tho lili: uoelul mentH of
tliu moiiuoii will bii iTio 'rlnuikur.lv
ItiK bull ut tho Kills temido Wed
ueHilay o online. Tho Kllcs hllMi
iiiiulo (dnboriito ptupiirntlom for thn
uNoiit, which promtseH lo-ecllpKO nil
former uffulru,
-
WKATIILIi I Hl)Ui HI 1 ITI rt.Srl -1
,. . o. . ., . I
"-s.
llltlo I'lintiKU In
(sroii)etrle pi cm
mini tdtico ;':uo
It'i lock )es(i)t (ay,
(londltloua fuMir
ilnnr i mil weather
tomorrow
rnroeimt for not
21 hout'.t:
Clenr unit i ool.
ntlsk wliiilit to
H.ht. A
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i
NT
Tho Tyco.i iiH'inillni! thniimimntcr
luKlutoiod inuxlmitm nml minimum
temiioKiitiiou todny at follews:
HlKh , ail
Low 27
DEPOSED CHINA BOY '
I RULER TO WED GIRL
HE MAS NEVER SEEN
Am lint ( iiiinni In lb' I'nllimul In
M.llllllp' I'llll.l) (if llMlitll
Tunc, 17, in PiIiicm
I'I:KIXI. Nov 2f Hsiinn Tillm.
17, tl"tiul (in) otnimror of ('lilu.i.
, will ho ninrrlt'il noxt 1'ilday, arroril-
In; to Hto curloni of I ho nil Mnneliu ,
dynasty, to a Clilm-so prlane.s, nni '
;enr hi Junior. tiic:i whoo fnru he
' In nfwr K.ucd Ills only Informn J
I Hon about liU futuro wlfo lilenuod
1 r. .................. . ..,. . ..... .'
llirill H7"BliHtl'in 1III(IIW lllft Hill ll
tutor Is Hint atie rlilrs a
Biuitliit U'TlMli ntil ti'wi.
bppm,
,,...., '
i ifl Kiio i l.ln-HI .lm.r.l.t.r of I'rlnr.
KuoCliln 81 vMllcon.,, wbm bIio I.
IIIIM'Moil illlrtnrt Dirt inirniminv tvlilnl,
iii , . u . , . .. .
, . . . ., .....
tiliirls nt fi ur o'clnelt KrlJiiy morn.
Inr. and Ittiin for miTrral ilayn Tlio
noddlnR idaun rmtxil n nvlnl of nil I
tlm rnKl iplprdor rukkohIIvp of tint
old Ma n tli ii U) unity nml will bo con
iimiitod In strict m.rordanco villi
uttrlent Cliloi'ni' ruitom.
Ilnlil Culllt In Sljln
Aloni; n rlrlily cnrpelod roadway,
r.unrdoil by r.ol4lera of tlm Chlnne
llopiiblir, ilio bride mil bo carried
from Imr In mo on n rjolden eeilnri
ilinlr tltroujili laiijiurnd i;Me Into
Ilio forbidden lertion i.f I'ekitiK
wliiire. In a room dernratxl In lm
IHirlal )elloH, tlm Mill bo recched
by offlclali of tlio Mjtirliu dyunmy.
nlio will hold court In t)l recallltiK
tlm dn)n of tlm ompriit dunniter
('nrlondM of prm-nts of koM, Jude.
llk and porieliilna of prlcnli-M aliln
nro aiiiniip tlm ulftii mnv pouring In
fiom nil paru of tlm empire.
Il-in"iii 'I'uiiu CouriiiMl
llmian Tunif, MlliirelKnud tlnvo
xnm until tli, (talillliiiunt of tlm
Cllllieto riipubllc, linn been confined
In tlm Imperial palace nluro tiU nli
dliatlon He In granted n sirly ul
lownuco by tho republle with pit
mlKKlon to maltitnlti u royal court
provided ho duo not mix In politics.
lUiinii Titan told liU tutor Hut
lie dMlrcN In lour Ainirlca on hlit
In in mom mid liopoi til tirhlo n'lll
ulinro Hit '('vp
""
FIGHT
FANS PUZZLED
i:.Mli-XtilinlliT Mult Ii Hum '1 Iii-iii
(iilC!lli;; llrtthiK In Kteii
ll "KIliKslde"
I'lr.lit fans nro up In tho nlr The
i:piii-8uliiillur ko, tct for Wedttos.
dt) iili;ht, hits them i;iaMltiK nml
opinions int to tho outcome nro has
od hrnoly on f.iorllInm lAihor
Roinl, Kitind dupe, ' I
'I hat tho mulch will lm Ilio best
h'dii hero for somo tliiiuin i;emr.illy
uKreed 11 Is also nKreed that It
may ku in roumU, erhnpK lo ;i
draw.. Hut furihir lliaii that tlm
dopo Is iibmit ,pj rell.iblp us ,i birch
bark canon. Iletilni; Is even,
l.'hpen'ti liaikiTH point to his ox
celloNt reiord, mid that reiord la not
otto to bo oerlooked. On tlio olher
linn, I, SwIndlur'H backers point In the
mitno dlreitlon. Iloth fljihters k.ij
the) hmo neor been knocked out,
and lhat'H hoiiio record In llsolf.
S'nil-Wliuliii l'ulrr
lit tho Kuml-wlndup tho sumo con
dition prouli. While tho shifty
.lack Hnrmou bus hud nil the host of
his prevlouii boutu hero, tho dopes
tern hum It that Loronco Daw Is
about his mutch. Man) belioto this
bout will i;o tho full ylv rotindH itml
tlnit Harmon will lunn to extend
ltlniNtlr.
IJ.iw won from Voiiiik Jlo.ulrtAhl
(Ulilnml l(uloij day nl(h u knhilkoir,
hfM ilefeiited' Ilaltler Trick of -Med-foul
on ono iHianlnu.nn.t'Raliu'il tlio
I'-
i"iii on ono iKiumqu.nn.l
.,
.Liy Hartley
a l.uo nt Wi'oiluiud won tho decision
oer Joo" IlluekDvcf-Bi Medfoid, ns
woll an wlimliiK tho duc'lslou 1 1 ore In
IiIj mulch with Kid Ktoxons. ;
This muteh, It npiHiuis, ha.i in oils.
ed moro luturest than nny foimor
yoml-wlndiip
Kid lliowue, eoloioi nml Jlmmlo
.Mooie, 1 lS.)Hiiii(lmn, will nppenr In
tho mieilnl iiM'iit. Whllo lllllii Is
known of tho ability of nlther, tho
opinion mound flulit hondiiuuiteiH Is
Hint Mooio will knoik IiIh dusky tlv
nl for ,i inw of null i, ins,
FDHEB GREEK
GUHET fltfflS
IE EXEiTEll1
i
Death Follows Trial For,
Hiptb Treason; Britich
Minister. to Leave
I.OXDO.V. Nor. 2 - Kurmrr
inombora of tha (Ircok rubini't, ron
iloiiuiW lo tloath liy n inllil.iry
lc,urt "''I""" ttiolr trlul on rhnmo
of h h , , , ,,, lB
. wlll tIlU ,;rifj, mmui , Al,a
I ... .
Jlinor, luito been uxocutvj, .iy
. v, , . ,. ,
tit, u .LtiMHft'j iviuf.in.i iiin)i.t,ti I
fr.-m Allien. Announcement .i
lil.-idn In nfflclnl clrclcn Unit lui
medlnln wlllulrawal of Ilio llrlllli
mliilslur at Athens will roitilt from
tliu eiecutloiiK.
ATJIKNK. Nov. 28.- All hut two
of tho accused formur cabinet of
llrem nml nnny offlcluls recclrol
itn.it h teniencrn. I.!fn Imprlion
mot nml ileKniilatlon wna tint
ni'iitciicii liupoito.l tipon Admiral
L'uudua and (lcnvr.il H'.ratlKO.
K. C. DEPUTY IS HERERED CR0SS HOLDS
J.
mhimiIik lutiims fnnu ijii.e. I
let 111k .'-rnn3 Iti'poilcil
J K. MnRulre. district deputy uf
tho KnlRlits of Columbus, Is luik
from l.akexlew whoru hu. umUIimI
1'. J. Ilalldluy, Ute deputy. In In
rtlttitluK council of tho order Sun
day. It was the most enthusiastic k.iUi
orltiK that ho has wltnorMcd, said
.MnRtilrc. Thu council starts with menu rooms Ut nlRht of tho .local
nbout 50 membsis. Thlrty-f'o arej chapter of the Itcd Cross,
new members from Lakevlow. j;iK'it It. C. (IrocsbccU wns elected
Lakovlow rssldouls, who h.iv0 lio'ii chairman and Lesllo ItoKerx. trcas
members of tho Klamath Kalla urer. Por the oxtcutlve commllteo
council, transferred to their home (ha followlns were chosen. Mrs.
council, and
I fvrri.il from
tho remainder trans-.
California and oilier .
council. ,ou. Miss Ida Monjcr. the Kev. A. thankful pcoplo at this service, even
Itotto. Carson City. Spark? ami L Itlce, K. M. Ilulib. t'rcil rieet.thouRh they havo dined comfort
other No;ida cities sent larpo dole-( and Ur. L. II. Oass. inbly." said tho Iter. Itlce.
nntions to tho Initiation. Iljnd wast A report on tho work of tho '
rcpricnled by about 20 knights,
Ktal0 Uepulj. Zanxer of Sparlis and j
I Ulstrlct Deputy I'. J. Itlley, of Car-
I son City, with the Carson City team. '
I t
(onductid
tho Installation of offl-
cnr.i.
SOMETHING SEEMS
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WVVAiV . .. ,.-.,. .. .AnnftfrnnftarJJ
Health Returns to Wilson
The vlpor rnd s'reni.th if Woodrow Wilson will play an Important
pnil in American polltii n thn next two ear This latest pholoriraph
i of the formir presldeit fliown how
monllm.
ANNUAL MEETING;
OFFICERS ELECTED!
. j
f. Hnx-lii-ck Mu.It. (Iiiiliiiimi for
liiiMiInt; Vcur; Htecutlic Onu
mlttre Iw ClioWti
Klectlon
of officers for Hid
on-'
suing )cnr was held nt tho annual
mcotln In tho thamber of com-
Charles Martin. Mrs. Harry I'oolo.
Mrs. Wm (lanoiiK. MIm Iluth UIx-
I
nursltm sortlco was duIUered by
Miss Lydla Prlcke. who told of tho
co-operation between her depart-
ment nml tho Ited Cross. Tho an-
mini roll call report was rend by
Mrs. Ceo. Sttnciiion, and Leslloian address.
TO BE GOI NG ON, BACK
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V .T.T -CL S
K f k,tLv' $?
ssaagg
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Tw,'
much h(. lins Improved In the last few
! 1 PER CENT THANKFUL
10 of .-,001) ropiilnllon lit Thnk.
,UI",I Sl,llP" lM"1 v,ar
Korty-slx people attended the un-
I loti TbanUtslvInK service In Mho
i;mmanuei Daptlst church last year.
according to a count mado that
,i.,nlt,.r l.v Jir.SfcvAylhiir.;.l.J.
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Itlce. Ilailnc the calculation on a
conservative flnuro of 5,000 popu-
latlon, sllehtly less than one per
cent took part In tho religious oh
aervancc. Tho services this year will bo
held at 7:30 'Thursday ovcnlne In
the I'rcsbytcrlan church with tho
Iter. y. U. Mooro of tho M. K,
church In tho pulpit. Special music
"Them will bo room for 350
Itogers g.ivo a financial report.
MIm draco Harrington of Han Fran-
nliiAn fliil. I nlinlnl,iii,lAHt S 4 I.
- . "s
. , .A ",'""""""''' " '"u,nor of Eighth and Main. Application
Pacific dhlslon. Including Wash- of J!rj T ; ,;oVo (Q com,urt room.
uiftiuii. wivbvii iinu iuuuv, tivincrcu
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TAX BUDGET FOR
1923 IS ADOPTED
BY CITY COUNCIL
liicmmr Oirr 1WS2 of 4.SO Mlllx
U hlioirnt $ I, 1 1, 20 1 to He IUiUcl
On Valuation of 9l,.H)0,0n0
i
The city tax budget cnlllne for a
levy of 20.50 mills to ralao 131,-20-t
was adopted by tht' city council
i lust nlKht. Tlio levy calls for an In
I creaso of '0 mlllx over last year's
levy, which was 2." mills. Increase
j of th bond redemption lory from
I 2.:i mills to G.'S mills, madn neces
sary by the bond payments to fall
due. Is larRcly responsible for tho
Increase.
Tho levies for 1922 and 1323 foleow:
Item 1022 1923
Cencral fund .1.7 3.7,
Klro dept Jh.. 2.9
Htrcct 3.1 3.1
Incidental none .23
LlKht, water l.C 3.3
Library . . 3 .25.
i I'avlne '..... none .27
I llond rcdem, ,... 2.3 C.7."
I llond. Int 10.3 0
Installation of mains and hydrants
brinies tho Incrcaso In me light and
water levy.
Valuation Kl,n04),000
The levy Is made on a valuation
of 11,500,000. The amount lo be
raised by the levy, however, falls
short of the amount estimated by
tho budget committee as needed.
This amount was $131,381 as
against $131,264, tbo amonnt the
levy will bring.
Tho cjtlmntcd funds needed were:
General fund, $16,725; KIrc, de
partment, $12,947: street, $13,763;
Incidental $1,000; light and water,
m .,- ,,t aa.
1 ii.uiv, iiirnr, vi,vv.
psvltrt.
$1,200; municipal Interest fund,
$10,000; municipal bond sinking
(Tumi. $30,000.
Iiencwal of tho contract between
tho city and tho California Oregon
Power company for street lighting
was presented and referred to the
city attorney . The contract stipu
lates tbo rates for lamps according
to slxe, with a minimum flat rate of
$300 per month. The extension Is
for tho years.
Penults
Permits granted Were: Allco M.
Pardue, to construct residence at
cost of $1,000 on lot 7, block C3,
, Nichols addition; W. K. McAboy, to
erect sign board on northwest cor
Ing houso ut 120 or 122 Klfth was
rcforrcd .to tho police committee.
HOME RAZED BY FIRE
Uolilcncc of Clauilo CrK'utcr' on
I.evtW Street IJctro)cl
Klro of undetermined origin at
SMS last night completely den
trojed thu resldenco ot Claudo Car
penter at thu south end ot Lewis
street.
Carpenter, an cmployo ot the
Lakeside lumber company, who was
living nlono In tho houso, said ho
una nifiv n trtfi llttlfi nml wfia nn
able to say how tho fire startod.
Ho said ho has $1,000 luiurincn'
on tho building and $500 o.i ll.o
contents,
Tho tiro department was requir
ed to pump water from Ulver-olde
to Lewis, which Is about 150 feet
hlghor, and 650 feet ot hose was
used to coer tliu distance Chief
Ambrose said tho new ptuii per
formed excellently and gave alt
tho pressure required.
SPORTSMEN .TO MEET
Question of Hiiutlni; lu Tule latko
Seel Ion to Ho Cousldcml
A special meeting ot the Klam
ath Sportsmon's association, to be
held in tho chamber ot commerce
rooms at 7:30 tonight, has been
callou by It, P. Dow, lco president.
Tho mooting la culled for tho
purpose ot considering u matter ot
Importance relatlvo to huntliiR tu
tho Tule. lake district, ami all mem
beta and tlioso Interested In hunt
ing are bolus urged to attend.
A special election of president and
secretary to fill tho unoxplred tonus
Ul IUU Ulllll'IH Will inoiftiil'll ,1,11
"n M1. .
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dim IIUUfRKfi
ED, FOUGHT,
' DEFOE I. C. t.
Both Sides Prcccnt CUkM
for and Against S.'f.
Retention of C P. '
WASHLS'OTON, Nor. 21. Trans
portation conditions on the FatUlc
coast and cotnpetltlro arraagemfat
rail ami water services make It
necessary In tho public Interest that
tho Southern Pacific and Central
Pacific continue, unified operation,
It. K. Sachse. chlet engineer ot the
California railroad commission, tea
titled today before the iaterttats
commerce commission.
In a detailed review of rail MA
market facilities, and an analysis ot
traffic movement, Sacbse supaorttd
at every point the application watch
the Southern Pacific has pending
before tho commission to retain
control ot tb0 Central Pacific la
splto of the supremo court decision
ordering separation.
"As railroad facilities stand saw,
tho most economic and ftlelaat
movement of traffic that caa Ma
slbly be attained Is being afforsUd
tho public." Sachse asserted. "Any
separation ot the two railroads will
result In Increased expense la train
portatlon, lessened efficiency a4
restriction ot a greater saarket. !
two roads. It separated, would flad
themselves badly equipped." a
said.
-- -'-" ' -'ti j 'j-tifir
mada for Joint use of fscilltsM.
terminals and tracks after separa
tion, Sachse Insisted, the Inevit
able, result would be waste aad
decreased servlca . Tba break-up ot
operating organisations, he decUr
cd, also would entail damage, to
tho service and heavy expenditure
before new forces could be built.
Separation ot the two roads Is de
sirable from a Nebraska point ot
lew, the commission was told by
C. K. Child, representing the rail
road commission ot that state and
tho Omaha chamber of commerce.
The chlet advantage ot such pre
paration, ho said, lay In the possi
bility that the Central Pacific, when
independent, would be associated
with the Union Pacific In transporta
tion and that together they would
glvo tho shortest railroad lines be
tween tho Pacific coast and eastern
points. This would be of general
advantage to transcontinental ship
pers and consumers ot transcontin
ental shipments, In the opinion ot
the witness. ''
A similar support for the separa
tion decision of tho supreme court
was given by Dr. C, J. Smith ot
Portland, Oregon, speaking for the.
Inland empiro shippers league. An
independent Central Pacific system
would fit In to tho grouping of rail
roads In his territory In such fashion
na to facilitate transportation, ho
u"Jared
Dr. Smith llkewlso challenged lae
testimony supporting tbo Southern
Pacific application In so far as ,U
applied to conditions arising from
joint operation over single routes by
two or moro railroads. A largo
rvnount ot railroad truckaga and
facilities In Orogon, ho said, was oc
cupied by railroads In joint usu and
tlio pructlco gave good servlep ai
woll as elimination of capital, wasto
In unnecessary construction.
;HUGE 0RDER FOR CARS
l'julflu Fruit Express AauHHMttea
3,000 to lie VurchaisMl '
SAN FIUNC1SCO, Nor. 88. Thu
Pacific Fruit Express today an
nounced that orders have'bVa atec
ed for 5,000 refrigerator carstr
delivery In early 1923 at a Cost t
$15,000,000.
'.
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TACOMA, Nov. 3. ChafJeaM.
who helped organise he . ''f 6J 'A ,.
and Tncoma Lumber co'uipaay'hef'
In, 1884, d!sl iodaj-,
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