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To the Editor: In the Issue of your
paper under date of the 10th instant
we note a letter from Mr. A. 12.
Keumes, uu attorney in the employ
for the farmers who are opposing the
formation ot an irrigation district in
hthis valley. Inasmuch as Air. Heames
( jseems to have singled out the Rogue
Itlver Valley Canal company as the
particular object of his wrath, I deem
5t my duty as the representative of
that company to make reply thereto.
Mr. Keames now claims that the
Rogue lllver Valley Canal company
Jian not available sufficient water
to irrlgnto a district of 20,000 acres
in Bi7.e, yet only two years ago, when
Mr. Heames knew ns much about our
water supply as he does today, lie
. drew a petition for an irrigation dis
' trict of 55,000 acres under our canals
and sent it out from his office to be
signed by the residents of this larger
district. If this company has not
sufficient water for 20,000 acres then
an attempt to put over an irrigation
district of 55,000 acres to bo sup
plied by our water was palpably an
f.t:e.iipted fraud. It would thnref-3-e
l reem that Mr. Heames was guilty of
; abetting an ntteinpted fraud then or
is guilty of misrepresentation now.
Keames Favored Finn
Mr. Iteames contends that one and
one-half feet It who'll insuff'cient
in the Rogue Kivr valley, and says
no man in his right reuses would
thiuk of signing such a contract, tut
Mr. Heames helped to draft and ap
proved for this company a contract
about three yea: e ago arid agreed to
recommend it to his clients, which
contract contained a provision that
tho amount of water to be supplied
should be one and one-half acre feet.
Mr. Rep.nios acnj;tei the money of
the Canal company in return for this
service. Pid Mr. Reames recommend
to hi9 clients a contract which was
- ridiculously inadequate from the
standpoint of the land-own"!- or is he
insincere in his present attitude, or
1 does "f-e-e" spell principle with him?
Mr. Keames complains about the
lines of the district, which ha says
i. coincide with the Rogue River Valley
Canal company's canal. The petition
"which ho himself drew and whi;h
was sent out from his office with the
stamp of his approval for the land
owners of the Rogue River valley to
sign two years ago followed the lin9n
of the Rogue River Valley Coual
company's canals, both the high line
and the low line. If that is a repre
hensible thing to do now, then he
was guilty of a reprehensible act at
that time.
As to what Mr. Reames sees fit to
tarm a pussy-foot campaign on the
part of the canal company, we wish
to stute that we have at no time
made any effort to conceal the fact
that we put before the landowners 8
proposition which made It possible
for thorn to have something definite
to work on, but at the time this mat
ter was discussed with certain property-owners
in the area of the pro
posed district this company made its
position plain to these gentlemen by
statiug that the canal company was
, not willing to make them the propo
sition which we did niako and also
undertake the campaign, and that we
would expect the landowners theni-
selves to make the campaign. While
we have adhered to this policy to a
large extent, we have found that in
order that wo might get the facts be
fore the people, we who aer in pos
session of the farts with reference to
. the water supply, etc., have had to
be drawn Into the campaign in no
small degree, and for this we have no
apologies to make.
WilfuII Misrepresentation
Tin whole trend of the arguments
. of the opposition to the formation of
the district has been one of willful
or ignorant misrepresentation of a
libelous naturo against the canal
company, a corporation which has
spent more money and employed
more men in this valley than any
other corporation or company In the
valley. Just why the canal company
after making an Investment of over
one million dollars in this valley, in
a legitimate undertaking, has not the
right to put before the people of this
community a legitimate and definite
proposition which, if accepted, would
certainly go far towards establishing
firosperlly for the Individual land
owner and the merchants in th
MEDTOKD
THE STORY OF
WHAT is the matter with the lioRiw river valley?
liaih'uud shipments tell the story. We do not pro
duce enough. Our imports exceed our exports. The bal
ance of trade is against ns.
"Why does this condition exist ? Because of lack of irri
gation. Although fanners receive the highest prices paid
in years, they cannot profit thereby because of lack of out
put. In 1913, a wet year, exports exceeded imports and we
had a prosperous year, the first in several years based up
on the solid foundation of production. We exported more
proucc and foodstuffs that we imported, as the following-shows:
Exports 1381 cars.
Imports 10;"2 ears..
Excess exports 329 ears
In 1914, however, we had a dry year and shipments
show up as follows:
Imports 1216 cars iaaBamMrWMBaBaBrai
Exports 083 cars
Excess 'imports 533 cars
In 1915, another dry year
the wrong side as follows:
Imports
1923 cars
Exports
1308 ears ...
Excess im
ports 015 cars
To show the difference of favorable, seasons, that is
years with sufficient moisture, let us compare the total
fruit shipments of 1913, Avith 1914 and 1915, with a con
stantly increasing acreage of young orchards that should
annually enlarge the output : '
1913 trait crop 1117 ears."
1914 lnut crop 3o3 ears
1915 fruit crop 459 ears
Potato exports were six ears in 1913 and in 1915 we had
to import 109 carloads. Hay exports have shrunk from 41
ears in 1913 to an importation of 107 cars yet some of our
alfalfa growers say we do not need water. We are import
ing over 400 ears of flour and feed each year that we should
produce at home, but cannot without water. The entire
list of foodstuffs can be gone down with the same story.
Only water rl increase the production. Only 1))' irri
gation can the water be assured, and the only way farming
and fruit growing will be placed upon an enduring and
stable basis," is by irrigation.
It is up to the land owners to secure water. They have
the opportunity and will only have themselves to blame
if they fail to grasp it.
towns throughout the valley, is be
yond our comprehension. But this
is what Mr. Reames, as the represen
tative of the disgruntled few, is try
lug to have his clients believe Our
only conclusion Is that the canal
company has committed the unpar
donable sin of not having employed
Mr. Reames as their attorney; but wo
have always found Mr. Reame3 most
enthusiastic about the affairs of the
company and quite willing to give his
full and unqualified sanction to the
details of the contract of the said
canal company, (which, by the way,
nunies one and one-half acre feet of
water per season as the quantity to
be furnished) when he was paid for
his services in that connection, . We
have in our possession a cancelled
cneck with which Mr. Reames was
recompensed for such service.
Insult to Intelligence
The statement made by Mr. Reames
as to tho quantity of water required
for various crops, particularly that
of alfalfa, are so very wild and
idiotic that, they me an insult to any
latelligent pev,j:i. Just how Mr.
Reames can reconcilo these state
ments with those which ho mnde at
the meeting of the peoplo witn the
county court we are anxious to have
him explain. At the meeting in ques
t!on Mr. Reames stated that Mr. Ilan
ley, one of his clients, did not require
water on his alfalfa; now he has the
brazen effrontery to claim that "no
man in his right senses would buy
less than five acre-feet for alfalfa."
Why, Mr. Reames, do you make such
ridiculous statements, when you
know, if you have taken the troublo
to look up the record of rainfall dur
ing the past few years, you will '.eurn
that in tho neighborhood of fourteen
inches has been the total annual pre
cipitation? Is it then good logic to
presume that this fourteen inches
of rainfall (practically all in the win
ter months) is sufficient for alfalfa,
and then In the next breath state
that no person of sane mind would
think of making a contract for les
than five acre-feet for alfalfa? Far
ther, does it not stand to reason that
with tho natural water supply coin
ing practically all during the non
growing season, will not one and one
half acre-feet applied at the time it
is most required materially assist
such crops? We believe that no sane
person (to use Mr, Reames' own ex
pression) will contend to the con
trary. In fact, we claim, on the
authority of experts In the irrigation
business that one and one-half acre
feet Is ample for practically all lands
in this valley.
Waters Not in Litigation
Again, Mr. Reames would have the
public believe that all the waters
for which the canal company has
rights are in litigation. Here again
.Mr. Reames, In his campaign of mis
representations, knows lie Is not giv
ing the public (the dear public
which he loves so well when they
pay b 1 in well for it) the facts. The
MATL TRIBUTE, MKDFOnn. ORKOOW 'ITKSPAY, IHX'KMUKR 1i IMfi.
THREE YEARS.
kept the balance of trade on
umiimi nmw
near creek waters are not in litiga
tion, and from the report of the Unit
ed States reclamation engineer is
sued in February, 1910, it Is learned
that the waters to which we aro en
titled from that source are sufficient
for all our purposes during tha
months of April and May. The wat
ers of Four Mile Lako and Fish Luke
are not in litigation, neither are
those of the South Fork of Butte
creek. Only the waters of the North
Fork of Butte creek are in litigation,
and we have every reason to believe
that the state authorities will not
permit our rights to bo taken from
us w hen no other concern in the val
ley is making legitimate effort to ap
propriate the waters in question for
beneficial purposes.
Only BOOO Acres Contracted
Another gross misrepresentation in
the letter to which I am making re
ply Is with reference to the number
of acres for which the canal company
at present hold contracts to furnish
water. It Is stated that water for
10,000 acres of land has already been
sold by the canal company, whereas
only about one-half of that acreage
is at present under contract. But
why draw attention to all ot these
misstatements Individually when one
can characterize practically the en
tire article as a conglomeration of
fallacies intended to mislead the peo
ple and prejudice them against some
thing of which Mr. Reames apparent
ly has very slight knowledge and has
not the fair-mindedness to investi
gate. The trouble with the majority of
those opposing the district plan is
that they know that when irrigation
becomes general their lands will reap
the benefits which they deBire but are
not willing to pay. We wish to as
sure such as have the idea that the
high Una dtlch will be built on other
than the district plan that they are
laboring under a false Impression.
E. M. BROWN",
Manager, Rogue River Valley Canal
Company.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL AfPIylCATIONS. a. iher cannot
r.a-b Hi aat .if tin. llB.e. Catarrh la a MoimI
Li.uB.uuininai awraac, anu Ml urfler to run It
roil Inaai lake Internal remrdic. Haifa Catarrh
lure w tokrn tnornallr. a:J acta (litft-tlr nrm
In blnnd and Biurotta atirftirra. liall'n t'utarrh
I lira Is nit a qnai'lt mpilklu. !t icn pre-'Tlh-d
br on of lh b.at i)iyafrinna In thla
r-nimrj inr yar ana ta i r'ciilar itrwrlit!.ti.
It la crnnos.l ..f til bt tontca Voawn. cain
hlR4 With th b'.t blnmt .nrlnr tln ,11.
rpctly on th mucoiia aarfnoa. Tho prfr,
"iiiTuui, . i"n m m iwo mrr(iini m Wtiit t.ro
oiif aucb wofliWfnl r.ulta lu curing i-atirrb.
bend fir tatlm.mlala, frre.
P. J. CIIENKT Jc CO., Prop,.. Tulwlo, O.
ilit by rrrifrlata, pT 7v.
Tk Hall' Kamll? Pills fur conatlpatloo.
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Phono M. 47a nil 47-I-9
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us applying to inter-stnto frolght In
carload lots have been decided upon
.by the Public Servico commission
to become effective January l, lal7.
Service of copies of the new order
have been received in Metlford.
Under the rules now in effect, de
murrage is charged by carriers at the
flat rate of ?2 a day for each day
which cars are held by shippers for
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4S hours' free time Ikib elapsed.
Under the amended ruling an
nounced today, a graduated churge
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shippers, but alter the expiration
of that time, the following charges
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or fraction thereof that the car Is
detained beyond free time; $3 a car
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each succeeding day or fraction there
of. The $4 is the maximum amount
allowed by statute.
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on order and are not used, but are
returned to the railroad empty, no
free tlino will be allowed, but de
murrage will bo charged from the
first 7 a. m., after placing or tender
as follows:
Two dollars a car for tho first day
or fraction thereof, $.1 a car for the
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LONDON, Dec. 12. The absenco
through Illness of I'remlor Lloyd
George and former Premier Asquith,
the principal figures In tho late min
isterial crisis and the decision of the
cabinet to postpone until Thursday
Us statement of policy, robbed today'B
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C'unl of Tlmiiks-
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