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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-14
RESERVE CORIS GIVES
OFFICERS FOR ZIG ARMY

WASHINGTON, July is.-Arm-
officers point 10 the new officers re-.
serve corps as on. OF the big asse,s
obtained from the war. The CORPS
now numbers more than ~. 900 mem
bers. sufficient on IN. basis OF Off.
Ger to 20 men to furnish the commits.
stoned personnel of an army OF 900
600 Officers In the higher grades
Include 6s coionels. is6 lieutenant
colonies and ?.?es majors.
There are on file ?i.sl7 applIca.
'ion for appointment as Officers In
the regular army
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-14

vou,ellus of this '' Wv
fa',' ,a'. mornlnss train for Oakland I,
on 'h' ~" where she will "'''"
,,''a. ,' business College ,.o,.
su,' 1,,s The sherin's Office !" '""lns
90 vacation ~,, on the Upper "'""'''''
nav ,u.. Lena Barnum left th'" morn
~" -, sacramento after u wee"
ns , ~ hare with her sister Minnie
~ , soule received n telegram
| ,.n,ry Of his father" serious '''"'""
y, ',l' If. home In Little shasta
-, and Mrs. stephen cobb nave
| ~ ,.r, looking after land in Ian
D'r % v.,,eyy, which they Inherited
w., w. =, upcie. Mr Cobb Is mn "in'
,s. ~ q, the Salt Lake Railroad Com
psny. ,.,.. g.,
town from his home in Yrok0,
NJ, AMI Mrs. Ray pickett are In
,orp from their home IN Merrill
Martin and Bob Adams are here nn
.,.... ,,,,, thrlr ranch below Nrg.
hll.
Luke Walker has purchased a neg
r,,nslln Car from tn" pnnhum auto
Company,
l. G Hosglsnd aud Z \ NocollnT
vent oy,r T. Mcdtord Yesterday nnd
Trough, ,rw Paige Car with them
on their return. They are 10" agent.
IN Klama'h Falls for that make ,t
machine,
Miss Ida M"myer, accom- ,ai"d Mr
and Mrs. r. II. Dunbar, frei and I'd
,s IN Crater Lake yesterday Mlaa
Nomyer stopped at Headquarters for
A visit With her parents Fred Dunbar
has accepted u position Ii the park
timber
T.R. Stephenson, Of Merrill, is IN
the city on business,
Hans Prail OF San Francisco. ~
visitor In Klamath Falls.
? ". Thatcher Is a guest In this city
from winona,
Mr. and Mrs. Lucus II Alien via
their little son, are here from San
Francisco
Fred H. Fink and wife, with Mr..
and Mrs W, g Fink. are tourists
from San Francisco. stopping for
few days here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-14
Lieutenant II. r. Hooke, OF the Roy /

Lieutenant H. r. Hooke, Of the Roy
a, Air For't, who also was with tie
shackleton Expedition, ms been ap'
pointed chief of the wireless staff.
Captain Hurley, official rn0to-
grapher TO the Australian Forces in
the war anG who accom- Daniei the
Mawson Eypod'tion as photographer,
will go as photographer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-14

Uncle Sam has been forced TO go
into the dr"ssmHking business. II
happened this way; The Ordnance
Bureau OF the War Department had
lcf to nits hands 100000 yards OF
n specially made SILK intended for
use n swrapp!ngs for cartridge cases
To prove that IN" cloth Is suitable
for dress goods Col Z. Z, Garrison
had dress made and fitted TO his
secretary. Here is the dress. The
colonc lsays the goods should retail
for two or three dollars a yard.
Bids will be opene don July 10.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-14
NOTICE OF ESTRAY.

head horses branded horse shoe par
on both jaws, mule about year Old
same brand. black mare about
years old branded bar LIS on left
shoulder Blaze Face. l iron gray
mare about years old no brand WIS.,
ible, blaze face. l Bay Colt no brand.
II. S. Wilson, Chief of Police list
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-14

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALu.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-14
Lieutenan. :! Haly, late CT the

LleuteNah< =. HAY, Iate CT the
Dublin Fusiliers, has been appointed
member of the shore party which
will leave the Terra Nova when thG
vessel becomes fast in the ice, and
will explore the district to the south
of the Great Ice Barrier.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-14
lrRSONAL MENTION

,,,, s,pEJJGUfs O> lp'Ai HNipiNtNG.
,,,>n Tur pEOrIE oF Iu,s Ciry .Nn VuI>ir,
n,>ns AND COM INGs OF LOCAL FOLKs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
REFUSE TO SING HYMN.

BY AssOci0ted Press:
TOXIC, Dec. 1I.-Advices from
Seoul say that the Korean students
Of the primary commercial school In
that city has refused to join the
singing Of the Japanese national
anthem. The faculty of the school
had instructed the students to prac-
tice singing the anthem in prepare
ton for the observance Of the an
niversary Of the birthday of the en-
peror
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-14
AIR Of MYSTERY
ABOUT AUTO SHOW
Small Likelihood of Anything
New in Design Being
Shown This Year.

An air Of mystery seems to peTvade
the national automobile show to be
held in New York. Jan. 10 10. It
is the first postwar show and man
ufacturers are hesitant in making
any announcements OF Just what
they intend 10 display.
Dealers who. as rule. have ad-
vance information in regard to
changes In models are agreed that
there is little likelihood OF much
really new In the way OF automobile
design being exhibited. but admit
that perhaps there may be displays
that will show how space can be
better utilized In the way OF body
comforts. 1t Is too soon 20 expect
full results OF the manufacturers
experience in aeronautic work for
the government to be shown.
Service is Important.
In past years the New York and
Chicago shows have been regarded
almost entirely in the light of deal
ers' shows. They will DO dealers
shows this year in some respects, but
in others they will appeal 10 the
consumer In a greater degree than
ever before. The consumer will be
afforded an opportunity OF proving
TO his own satisfaction that motor
cars are motor cars, no matter what
name plate they wear and that II
is not so much the car he buys as
from whom he buys II that really
counts. All automobiles are good,
but the fact that the car stays sold
depends in a great measure upon the
service the dealer renders.
For the dealer il will mean that
he and his factory will have some
things to discuss that will be 10
their mutual advantage. Both have
had the opportunity TO size up the
business for the future year during
the last six months and plans must
be finally determined on for hand
ling It.
Next Year Is Vital.
The next 10 months are going to
spell the success or failure of some
lines that gained the height Of their
popularity the last year and a half.
On other lines of cars that had pre-
viously established themselves peo-
pie have been willing TO wait many
months for delivery. Naturally on
these lines the dealer has invested
his money in futures How much
longer he is going TO be able TO
stand this waiting for profits that
are. TO a certain extent, a hazard,
remains TO be seen, for no man has
actually sold an automobile until
delivery has been made and the car
paid for.
Dealers who are handling lines
that are far behind in delivery do
not wish TO 60 out into the market
and take on something else. but
they will be forced TO do II unless
they can get something more from
the factory than promises
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

union and will hold 4 banquet as the
Southern Hotel, Baltimore Members
of this class who viii journey To Bal
timore Tor the happy event and who
are stationed at the Naval Academy.
are the following Lieut. Commander
Alfred w. Brown. ii s. NJ: Lieut.
Commander Joseph Raer. u. s. NJ;
Liout. Commander SlaYton. Il. s. NJ.
Commander Frank ID Pryor. Ii. s.. N..
Lieut. Commander Raymond Il F'roll.
son. u 81 Lieut. Commander
Henry G Taylor, 81 S. NJ; Command
er bruce n. Ware. Il s. NJ: Command.
er George M Rayenscroft. III s. NJ:
Lieut. Commander Herbert IA. Jones,
Is s. NJ; Lieut.. Commander Schuyler
r Helm. q s NJ; Lieut.. Commander
samuel = Payne. u s. ~. and Lieut..
Commander Francis Al. M. Yossler, ii.
s. NJ
While these are enjoying their din
ner and reunion iii baltimore lit the
Southern Hotel. their wives will be Gu.
tertained at supper followed by auc.
tion. By Mrs yossler, 1T her home, 2o6
King George street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
CAPT. GUILD PRAISES
ST. Johns CADET CORPS
Professor Of Military Science and
Tactics Visits College and
Reviews Battalion
DRILL FOR THE VISITOR


Captain George II Guild S Army,
Professor or Military scsence and tac7
tics al Johns Hopkins university, yis-
i Ell st. Jolln College gasterday Cap
tain Guild made an inspection of the
cadet corps and reviewed the Iattal-
io.i which was turned oaA in his honor
T'he visitor vas wcil Shown before
lltra To the students as nc author of
THE Military students Text Book
which IS used for milisary Instruction
III The college
After the review arl inspection Of
tl,e battalion the Captain spoke 10 the
ca lets IN highly comp lnentary man
ner, and praised thei drill and appear
ancc Such fayora BIZ criticism from
an officer Of the military standing and
alil.ty of Capt Guild high trifnie
.ta the work Of the cadets, and receiy
ed great appreciation Som them His
remarks were. substantially
Although j have often heard Of this
institution III miIitary way. this IS
my first opportunity visit II From
the minute chat nletIlhe frs student
on the campus and received q good sa-
lutte the impression otllis college has
been good II plea me 70 see that
you evidently undersand military dia-
cipline and military sitrtesy. In your
drsll have been yer much. and very
i
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
OFFICERS FAMILIES
TO LIVE AT MEADE

War department announced yester-
day that buildings at Camp Meade. al
ready constructed and not a present
required for troops, are to be set
aside as temporary accommodations
for the families OF officers and nom
commissioned officers
It was explained that this provision
applies merely to the families or ON
GERS and non-comniissioned officers lii
the permanent service assigned to
Camp Meade and not to those In the
process of being denobIlized
Eventually 1t Is the intention III the
War department, as part Of the per-
1nanent improvements at Camp Meade,
Ia erect brick residences for the FAM
ilies OF officers
Similar Instructions concerning the
temporary accommodation we're dis
patched 10 the commanding offcers at
other cantonmerfts and aviation fields.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
PAY
DUE FOR INCREASE
Still Al Fifty Dollars a Month,
Though West Point Cadets
Cot i Material Advance
HARD 10 AVOID DEBT


Midshipmcn al the Naval Academy
who receive $500 as their annual sal
aries, and are compelled ito pay for
board clothing and everything else
from this sum, are envying the com-
parative wealth of the West Point
Cadets. who received $3.50 for the same
period and hoping that Congress will
put them on the same basis promptly
after Ii meets In fact, this was one
Of the things which Congress would
have done but for Its sudden adjourn
ment.
From this allowance OF $50 per
month. the Mldshinmen are now pay
ing from $50 tot S35 per mouth for
board. whereas the average used 70 be
akout $23. From the balance. uni-
forms and other clothing must be
Fought, and the prices have scared IN
recent years. There are other expen-
ses which each didshiprnan must meet.
and the fact is that nearly every one Of
them is getting into debt The upper
ciassmen. who secured the most ex-
pensive portions of their equipment be-
fore the era of high prices set In. are
in letter condition, but the under
CONTINUED On Page Two.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
-
SOUTH RIVER CLUB
HOLDS MAY DINNER

Mr. james nj. Munfoe served the
May dinner AT the old South River
club. az the club home Ia the First
district yesterday The day was ideal
and the dinner much enjoyed Mr..
Munroe had as his guests. DR. Thomas
Fell, Of ST Johns College, Mr.. Robert
Lee Forrest Of Java farm. his sons
in-law, Commander McNair, and
Lieut., comdr Reifanider. y, S. ne. and
his son, Walter Munroe, recently re-
leased from the service The club
members present were Judge Wat
kins Dr.. b Murray Cheston, and Beale
sN'orthington, Of the county, DR.
lanes D. IgIehart. DR. ". e. b. Igle-
hart. and Daniel RI Randall, Of Ball
tinore; +. Dorsey GassaWay, Nevett
Steele, w Meade Holiday, Samuel
Brooke. William III Marcy Allan Bowie
Howard and Frank A Munroe. OF An
napolis. and Franklin Weems, Of
Washington
AT the business meeting held after
members. Mr.. Richard Estep. was am
nounced BY Recorder Gassaway. and
an appropriate minute ordered upon
the minutes Mr. Eugene w Iglehart
was then elected to I'll the vacancy
The next meeting will be held on July
9Th when q young oak will be dedi-
Gated TO take the place of the magniii
cent one recently killed by lightning
Jusige Watkins the chairman. will
serve the dinner
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

agreeabls surprised. The lines 81
both companies when they passed me
were perfect They are the best lines
that hare seen In fact was 50 in-
terested III watching the line of the
first company that the coIors almost
escaped me. II might have 4 hattal-
ion g Johns Hopkins which drilled as
well you do | should Be perfectly
sat shed.
There is no doubt that yon deserve
The place which you hold III the ten
distinguished military colleges az the
country il yau continue 10 driil as you
haze today
After the drill the visitor was pres
ent i 1 class III military tactics where
he offered some valuable suggestions
and explanations ia point sof drill, ii
subject IN which he Is nationally ac
copied al an authority
Visits from regular officers are
greatly appreciated by the faculty. the
corsmandant. and the cadets, While
praise II always appreciated Tie same
can be said Of adverse criticism for ii
Is tile desire of all to excel. and not 10
feel that perfection exists but that Ii ii
the goal for which the battalion
strives.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
TWO BIRTHDAYS IN one
AFIFTY FIFTY AFFAIR
Epworth League of the Maryland
Avenue M. E. Church cele-
brates Silver Jubilee
FELIcITATEs OLD MEMBER.

Two birthday parties II one fea
jured the entertainment last night
given by members OF the Epworth
League 81 Maryland Avenue NJ III
Church iii honor of the twenty.nfth
anniversary og the organization Al
this church. and nt the same timo the
birthday Of one of the most active Of
church members, Mr.. Walter Clark.
who reached his fiftyseventh mile
stone on the same day the League was
celebrating lis silver jubilee
II was d sort of 'tlfty,fifty' AFFAIR.
as MIR Clark gave the birthday cake
"a the League. and tho League gave
him i birthday cake
Indeed Mr.. Clark furnishod all the
eats at hts own expense for the
tongues birthday party. and All
abundance OF Ice cream. Strawberries,
homemade cake, oranges. bananas.
were served everybody present For
its birthday cake Mr. Clark had pro
yitied huge cake iced In white and
rod. with the Leagues insigufa i
Maltese croas, of red in the centre.
containing the motto Look Up, Lift
lip and the dates "lS94.I9l9'
piece IL this cake was served all pres
ent as i souvenir
The cake given Mr.. Clark by the
League contained the date -, nils
birth and the numerals .b7, with
seven candles. as the entire number
was impossible on cake. The cake
was d surprise 10 Mr.. Clark, as was
also handsome set of gold Gun but
tons presented him by the League and
suitably engraved with his initials
and dates
The presentation WIS made by the
president of the League. q. Al.
Rhoades. In a few happy remarks. and
was accepted by Mr. Clark ID slmI.
lar vein He said he had never he.
longed TO any other church and its In
terests were very near and dear 10 his
heart. as he had practically bean con.
nocted with Maryland Avenue f0f
over hair century
The pastor Rev. r. r. Spencer who
presented the cun buttons. spoke
kindly 81 Mr. Clark, and his keen In
Continued on Page Six.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
VAUDEVILLE BY
AMATEURS IN COUNTY


a number of ambitious young Thes-
plans will journey tonight 70 Tracy,B
Landing where they will give an en-
tertainment at Claggett's Hall at Is.
the show TO be known as VauGe-
willie Review I.
The entertainment will be under the
direction Of George Norton, and will
consist of modern interpretative
dances ofv the 'phippianap type, as.
danced before Washington and Balti-
more society by William Phipps, Of
Annapolis. The art of mind reading.
viii be given BY Prof Honduras and
other features will be Colbert and.
Kahn. kings of the worries; Irwin
Tichler the little man with the big
voice; Miss Mary vi Walsh. in comedy
recitations and one-aet roaring
comedy with cast or five people,
Two Gay Old sports
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
)FF|CER HAS SCENE
IN CLERKS OFFICE
Accuses Vim. N. Woodward of
Trying TO Hold Him Up,
Starts Angry Discussion
WILL REPORT THE AFFAIR

An incident without precedent III
connection with the conduct Of public
so4fices in this county, occurred IN the
office Of the CLERK OF the Circuit Court
this morning. when Capt r p. Good
win, of the Quarter.nasters Corps OF.
the G. s. Army, used abusive language
toward Clerk of the Court William n
woodward, accusing him or trying 10
hold him up and insisting that he
was not 4 gentleman Mr. Woodward,
while highly indignant, retained con
troll Of himself. and will report L
matter to higher authority
The officer called on Mr.. Woodward
this morning TO discuss further the
matter of fixing price on some prou
erty iii the Fourth district. owned BY
Mr.. woodward, which the Government
wishes as part Of the Camp Meade
tract With the officer was =. s. Os-
belt. an employee of the w. b and A..
who is assisting In the work of secur-
ing the land The main office had
quite nnmt er OF persons il il at the
time engaged ID work. including 4
number of young women MT Wood
ward invited Capt. Goodwin and Mr..
Osbelt into his private Office to discuss
the matter.
Al a certain point In the discussion.
the officer became violently angry and
accused Mr. Woodward of trying to
hold him up, and said that he had
acted IN an ungenflesAanly manner in
taking him into private oface Mr..
woodward tried 10 explain that the
business vas Of q private nature. and
should have Teen discussed id the pri-s
yate ofnce. bat Capt Goodwin contin
ued his TRADE against the Official. and
would see the matter ii no other light
The Interview. therefore, terminated,
but Mr. Woodward will report the mat
ter to the proper authorities
a great many people heard con-
siderable portion 0f the discussion.
and the feeling vas general that the
ofncer had utterly misunderstood the
situation
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
LOCAL DEALER HAS
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN

While on a business trip to Bali
more yesterday. which lie had made
from this city Iii i lipersix Hudson
car. Walter Myers proprietor of the
Myers Garage, Cathedral and West
street. met with the misfortune os
having his car stelen
Mr. Myers has been making these
trips repeatedly. III cars of various
inakes and designs, for which he III
lccal dealer End never before has he.
had car stolen Detectives have
been placed on the trail for the MISS
Ing car.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
WOMEN TO ELECT
CONVENTION DELEGATES

Members of the Suffrage League of
Anne Arundel county will hold ii
i,seetiiag on Monday afternoon Al 4 30
At the home u the president Mrs. A.
IIill, Randall Place which viii be
.of atore than usual Importance
The meet fng il especially called for
The direct purpose of eleeting dele.
sgatos To the Suffrage Convention
which meets on June 10, aud il III
urged that all members be present.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
EIASS DINNERS
FOR NAVY GRADS
.i.ss 81 1897 and Class Of 1907 10
Have Reunion Dinners
Tomorrow
aERE AND IN BALTIMORE

.t.ts,..g,.s night viii mark an epoch
t4 i.lsteI III Two Naval Academy
I'll 1 llsY viii have d come ogether
nd dinner after years Of
s9 Class 1897 U 81 Naval
ellf, ilatle u whom IL stationed
1t teitlemy. but at other ports
rs4eaati he world, will, 50 far as
ic. eiable here for 4 ciass din
II s second annual reunion
.4s. ii his class are within easy
II Apnapolis. while others are
qistant parts. One of the class
.Nl,srs capt ST Clair Smith. who
81 slgsfl5fed at the Naval Academy
,tt8I fegenfIy, has been ordered over
liity as commanding officer of
n Halis station IN France
sIfeted to have good mum.
81 tire 1897 class attend the re-.
il!t,il tflf dinner here at the Ofiicers
ieas tomorrow evening, and II will be
happy occasion Class re-
aion hilye gone to the discard for
laet Years past. owing to war con.
tfatt and The assemblage tomorrow
sanlti4 Ii looked forward to with
tasfIreallIo anticipation.
shtlr the 1897 grads arc having
TER lass dinner. their wives will be-
sateftalned IL i dinner dance In Bal.
iAHae il Hotel Belvedere By Mrs. ].
Nf Powell, whose husband now a
'si was former president of the.
Nr Powell resigned 10 enter
fssfl life q now conectod with the
sies aerks 1T Bethlehem, PA. He ex
4 70 attend tho reunion dinner
heh tomorrow night at the Naval
ieadenly
iii the afternoon MRS St Clair
saNtth whose husband is i 1897 man,
Viii be. hostess a d luncheon for the
wives of 1897, to whom she has sent
and had many acceptances
Attef luncheon there viii be bridge.
Glass og 1901
-rfc class u 1907 is more fortunate
haf ihe class Of 1897, inasmuch as
he 1915 class has some fifteen of its
seal5tfs N duty M the Naval Acad |
at rhs Il rather unusual for any
lls e have 80 many officers on duty
the same time tit the samc naval
iatlpn Il
Iaalaffaw evening the class Of 1907 I
" celefraie its twelfth annual r..
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
Dancing

Flremen's Hall. West Annapolis, Fri
day, May %, 1918, from to II: so r.
III. Schreyer's Orchestra Admis-
sion Gentlemen. SO cents: Ladies. rs
cents
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

Fact that those gallant naval ON
GERS made the hig Hop III the seapIanes
the very day Secretary Daniels land
cd here is merely 8 coincidence.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
NOTICE

a splendid quality Oh Nut Coal
ready for delivery; s12.20 .per ton.
EAsTPORT COAL q WOOD co.
m22.2
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
Supper and Dance Tonight

Pure Food Supper from $50 10 . o'clock at City A.
sernbly rooms, benefit Of Emergency Hospital Menu:
Potato Salad, Boston Baked Beans, Spaghetti, Wener
candy sale also Noveitu Store goods. Supper, 0e
Ginger Ale free. Come and help the hospital. Sup
per followed BY dance, 25c.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

'The Bible Declares that d LEAGUE
OF NATIONS and world Democracy
are Necessary to Prmanent Peace
BY n. n. RARBER Of Pittahurgh, Pa.
FREE! ALI WELCOME
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

!, ,..ilr paper ii not delivered
sx O'Clock and you will
so m. copy Will
sent BIZ special boy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

Continued On Page Twoo