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ajgtfU SUBMARINE TOMMCDOKM
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iMrtera Norvlvura Landed at Yuadrn,
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LONDON. March 13. The Amr
ana luk sleemsr HeaMoa has keen
sank by lmwn submarlae laslde
tat itfety (one.
TMrtsea lurtlvore have boa toad
li at Yuuden. Holland, aad It la be
that at least a ecere war
Ha dispatches say tkal at taut a
mm a board vara killed who tka
avepJe wbkk sunk tka ship exploded.
WUHtNOTOK, D. C, March II.
Mmiaam received ay tka state do
siftawet conlrn tka reports tkat
teeaqt-oae were loat wkaa tka Ileal
em was torpedoed.
STEPHENS WARNS
PEOPLE OF STATE
US CALIFORNIA MUST CON
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AUIED ARMIES
CONTINUE MARCH
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TIIK IIAOIIK March II.
I'rlvate mnuici rervlrer hero
f aay that Ikn halaer Is ueariag a
aprvaua hrrahdwwM. He la at
lloaburf, a health rveort,
where ha will roarer with hi
f advlver.
New Russian Regent and His Last Meeting With Czar
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ACRAMKNTO. Uaiwh 1 (V.a
Natal a nolo of waralag and an ap
Hkl to Ctllfnrnla to prepare to de-
Mad lerMlf lit fMM nt rav finlfaninp
paeni dillvrrtid hi irat meaaage
-- - viuv svnMun oi ine irgwiaiure
"tiy,
"Par beloved rvnutitlr ! I Bint.
M Ber or belag drawn Into a
. If tbU l not averted, Callfor
" w he Imperilled," ho aald.
"II U clearly maaUeatod that wo
H contribute our Jutit ahara ror Ilia
"rtlon of the nation and from our
rewurcee defend our harden."
QoTeruiir Kli.nl.an. .......a .. .....
"" be made ror the training or
wrr wmicra and declared that
'M emergency appropriation nay ha
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" iook np probleaa or road ton
""J"0", the encouratemantor In
"" lendiad rarwlng. and rec
""MDdOd 'rettldlA.. a ....u.A
"wwtrni ami JiigRling or the price
tL T ncocMlc- Ho declared
wb tae high cort or living ( chtaiy
-- uny marketlug.
klamatjTspirit
pleases board
gjjj olrectora of the .KliaMtb
frci ciuh are wall ptaaaed
'SIT? ,ucc", eo far, of tMr
IZz-J0! u IxraiMN aHaaarahlp
Wd tale wa.it.
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U a?lZc'.",H, wW'aaitaf4
rl!wir'1 m, af4 Hat! of
gwailMf aad thar wttl he aaMd
fe report wl ha jnada by tka
PARI, March II It la announced
that the French have been vletortoaa
In North St. Simon, and are now ad
vancing to Grand Berancourt Prog
reea baa been made In the North BoU
on region, and the army la crowing
Alllette.
Correspondent with the llrltUh
armies say that the retreating Qer-
mans have taken French women from
the ages of IS to SO, and sent tbem
to the Interior of Germany to work,
from some districts or France.
It Is declared that 400 were sent
from Rouy le Grand.
KAU8ANNK, BwlUerlaiid.. March
13. The International Ited Cross has
given out a statement that the Ger
mane aru sending their prisoners to
the front as reprisals. The Ked Cross
la attempting to dissuade them from
this.
CIIIU8TIANIA. March 13. The
foreign oMro hero has brcu notified
that Germany has blockaded tho Arc
tic Sea between Norway and Spiticu
bergen to prevent ships reaching the
Russian port of Archangle.
PKTimnitAl). March 33. After
I eighteen hour of desperate lighting
which has ended, tne iiussians nave
taken Allbad from tho Turks.
UKItMN. March 13. There Is no
revolution In Germany, and tho onV
clals fear none, It waa announced to
day. They declare that tho govern
ment aad the people are aatlsRed with
the eubmarlne war progress, and e
pect victory.
It Is announced that the raider
Moewe brought back StI prisoners.
LONDON. March IS, The allies
uivvo formally recognised the new
Huaslan government.
PKTtionltAD. March II The cur
and caarlna and family are under
guard atTaarkog 8elo. The Illness
or the ciar's children la reported to
be worse, tho daughtcra reported to
be In a critical condition.
hnrd uatll all turtles whose names
I are Mated are seen, whan the Increase
in membership and toe names oi new
membere will ha mjbllahed.
Mat oalv have the directors neaa
sueeeasful l aecurlag new members,
hut tka spirit found among taa peo
ple and kualMM of tka eity la
Maard to tka Commercial Club aid
the work It ks dene la Ua mt rear,
wm wry grattfylag. aeeerdlM U aa;
retary Fred rwei. wn aetwmpniw
tka dlreetors.
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The new temporary ruler or Rus-i decision nnd Intelligence. One or Michael went to the war had not been
sla Is Grand Duke Michael, 18 years these photographs shows the last on speaking terms. The peasantry of
or age. the brother of the deposed I meeting on the Held of battle of the j Russia have always been admirers of
csar. He la believed to he a man of 'two brothers, wbo up to the time that! the grand duke.
STRAHORN PUTS
IT UP TO BEND
AHKM TKAT CITY TO RAIMS flat,.
OOO FOI1 ItAlLKOAD AND PROM.
IHKM TO START CONSTRUCTION
HOmiPLANS TAKKN VP
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UUND, Msrcli 13. If Ileud will
vote a 1100,000 bond tssuo with
which to assist Robert B. Strahorn in
tho building at tho Oregon, California
ft Eastern railway, construction on
tbe proposed rail line will begin at
once, according to Mr. Strahorn Just
before he left for Portland, and he
will build tbe line for forty miles
southeast Into the Fort Rock Valley.
This Issue waa brought before the dl.
rectors of the Uend Commercial Club.
In making kla proposal to tbe direct
ors. Mr. Strahorn aald tkat tka city of
Uend would not ha making a dona
tion of 1100,000 toward tke road, kut
tkat It would receive a proportionate
part of the earalnga of the company
through some form of security. ,
.This would he negotiable, aad could
be sold at auy time, the price to be
received for it depending on tke value
put on it by Investors at the time. It
It were held by the city It would con
aUatly share In tbe company's earnings.
The cost of the forty miles of con
struction would ha about $100,009 of
wblek a considerable portion would he
spent In, Bend.
. Railroad shops which will be. built
hare wkea tke railroad to constructed,
and tke road Itself, wflt give employ
meat to a number of man, estimated
at from 60 to 100,
In nreaaatlag tka propoaitlon to tka
meeting Mr. Strahorn aald that ha
had always eapeeted to aecure it to
! tar eet of tka eaet of the road, to
addition b tke termhula aad right of
wayi from tka eoaimusMaa aeetsed.
JCtam Falla tat . lltMOO;
and Hit ahara from Bend would ke
$l'g,09. He aald tkat ha was net
arguing thai Bend sbold do this, but
simply explslnlng that If Bend were
sufficiently Interested to do It, he
would guarantee immediate construc
tion.
Following quevtlons from those
present, designed to bring out all
phases of the proposition. Floyd De
ment, as president of the Commercial
Club, appointed a committee to con
alder the matter and. .to canvass the
business Interests of the town to learn
their attitude.
Upon the general view taken at the
meeting of the Commercial Club will
depend largely how soon the Issue wilt
be placed before the voter or the city
U It Is decided that the measure war
rants rurtbor consideration.
Tho View taken here Is that tho Is.
aue aud the construction or the road
to tbe south tor n distance will be tho
biggest' factor In tho development of
tbe Interior or Coiitral Oregon. The
road, according to the route that has
bwn outlined by Mr. Strahorn will
tap n rich and undeveloped timber,
atock nnd forming country which will
kecotuo tributary to Bawd.
It la the general belief that Inas-
Blirh u Iflimath Valla bu vntml
aaaa naa with wiiirh luiii ut .!
Strahorn, Bend ran meet the 9100..
000 proposal that has been made.
KLAMATH D06
HEAD INJURES
STATK HOARD OF HEALTH AS-
KI8TANT 8CRATCHK8 HAND
DURING 'EXAMINATION OF
1IKAD 8KXT BY GLAISVER
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WASHINGTON, D. C. March'
ll. Tbe government Indian
commlastoaer'haa called ror bids
on ClO.eOO.Oe feet et Umber
on the Klamath Indian reserve.
tlon. This act Is taken to -"re-
e Here tbe acute timber sltua-
tlon."
CAMP EXPLAINS
POWER CONTRACT
CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH THE
GOVERNMENT MADE THE CON.
TRACT W
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THE CX, POWER
PRINCE RUPERT
STEAMER ASHORE
GRAND TRUNK LINK STEAMER
WHICH LEFT PRINCE RUPERT
LAST NKIHT AT MIDNIGHT,
OOKS ASHORE
VANCOUVER, B. 8.; J March 13.
Tke Qraad -Trunk 4lnt gtatmer Prince
Rupert, wklek let PHavaa Rupert at
mMnhjkti-Uat Ight Kyanoeuver,
wa,hf aag)9)c9fc0ai uann MeMlgj. .. v
f('THvaasai latreporihi ontenaively
damaged. Tke naMeaarawara rea
enad by, tugboats. i ,
PORTLAND, March 23. Literally
forced to "take her own medicine."
Miss Emma Howe, bacteriologist of
the Btuto board of health, took tbe
first or a series or tho Pasteur treat,
ments against hydrophobia this morn
Ing, atter having helped administer
tbe preventitive to almost every other
cam that has come to the board.
While preparing to examine tbe
head or a dog aent from Klamath
Palls. Miss Howe cut her finger on a
bone-of tbe skull. LaterVxamlaatlon
showed the brain to be alive with
ncgri bodies, tbe germs of hydropho
bic This made the scratch aa veuo
mcus and dangerous as a bite by the
dog; when alive.
While Miss Howe said this morning
Hint she roll a bit nertous, Dr. David
N, Roberg, state health officer, says
she need not be' apprehensive, as the
Pasteur treatment is always positive
when given in time.
The head waa aent in by H. R.
Glalsyer, county agricultural agent,
for examination. v
Munition. Ships Blown Up
B08TON, March II, The British
tteamer Transport arrived here today,
reports, that two' munition ships from
New York have beeu blown up 'in the
harbor of Archangle, Russia. Fifteen
hundred men were killed. A plot Is
suspected aa the cause.
St. Theedor Waa Sank
1.0NDON, March II. Tbe admiral,
ty, ?annonnelngtby veaaels that tke
Moewe .sunk, sajrs the "St. Tkeodor
apparently auhV The St. Tkeodor
had previously 'hW reported ' cap
tured ky tke Moewe and, fitted as a
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COMPANY FOR KEXO DITCH
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The following statement waa given
out today by J. O. Chaaiprojaet aaaa.
agar of tke ictamath Irrigation pro.
Jeci, on "the contract made by tbe sec
retary or tbe Interior and the California-Oregon
Power company, giving
tbe company a lease on tbe Keno Irri
gation ditch and the privilege of
erecting a dam at the head of Link
Rlvtr. Manager Camp's statement Is
as follews:
"Tbe secretary or the Interior, on
February It, 1917. entered Into a
contract with tbe California-Oregon
Power company, permitting It to build
a dam at the outlet of Upper Klamath
Lake under certain, conditions to be
complied with by the company, aad
leasing it to tbe Keno canal for a
tem of ten years.
"The Keno canal waa purchased by
the government subject to tbe oblige,
tlon or delivering Jo the old Moore
Brothers power plant a eoastankhVw
of 105 a. f. This, canal weVabse
quently enlarged for the" uK Innate
purpose of supplying water to about
3,009 acres of land under aa exten
sion ditch aad to a government power
phnt to be erected close to the Moore
Brothers' plant.
"The land owners .have repeatedly
declined to subscribe their Jands un
der such an' extended canal. , No Im
mediate demand has existed for gov-
erament power nnd funds made avail.
able for the project could beet be used
for gravity Irrigation works. The ob
ligation to supply 105 second feet un
der the Moore Brothers' contract baa
cost the government $4,989.19. The
Income haa been $50 per anuum, or
$400, making ha average net low of
$573.18 per annum. Tbe Keno aaaa!
lease save tkat amount, aad la ad
dltion yields aa Income or $1,000 per
year. This does not affect tbe pres
ent water users, aa aoae or thla de
ficit has been charged to them, but
kept In a aeparate account aad
charged to power plants.
"The project may ultimately re
quire a email amouat of aummer ator.
age la tbe lake, Thla will be supplied
whenever needed, free of nny eoa-
structloa expense to the goverameat
under the contract Just eatered, lato
by the secretary of the laterler, watch
also Insures a low rate for pumptag
power."
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BAKER AXD INDUSTRIAL U
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fleer from the ateamer, Vera, ar
rived here today from Forte,
Barrios, report hat thnnsaada .
of Qermaaa are entering Mealoa
through Oaatomala wRh the k-.
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WASHINGTON, D. C, March II.
The railroads have Sled a petUloa
with the lateratate eemmeree eemmle'
Ion asking for from 19 to lpf
ceat iacreaae la taalK freight, aa4
paueager wec,Tho;retaa glvea to
the increased aaraaMa raader tho
WASHINGTON; D. C. March II. ,
Large numbers of retired nary,onlfc
cera have been Recalled, for active aer .
vice. Secretary Daaleli, of 'the aavy " k
announced today. . ,. . ,.
Iadlcatloaa are thai:ta5radWeat
will add transportation aad mnaKloa
portfolios to the eabtaet, aad It la ho.
lleved that the coaaeil of defeaae will
sit with the cabinet.
Secretary of War Baker to prepar
ing to- meet the.ladaatrial leaders of
the country to.discuaa.war phtaa.
uoverameat omctais are wateuac
the conference being held now bythe
kaiser. General von Hiadenburg aad
Betbmana von Hoilweg, a.'Oerasaay'a
army headquarters.
Shipbuilders ,who:1 have conferred '
with the navy department have ar-,
raaged to cut the time of halldlac de- '
stroyera la half. Tho only limit, on ,,
the number wiUbo the capaetty of
tbe shipyards. " '
Blda will he oaamesf tomorrow for.
fiftcea deetroyera.' " , ?'
It Is planned to-Immediately eoa'
struct 300 submarine chasers, aad1 "aa
many more aa the government cah
get."
It Is announced that the SprlagdeM
and Rock Istaad arsenals can maan.
facture 1.500 riBes dally, aad' are
now making 500 per day. '
There are 1,100,990 rltec now
available for Immediate use. '
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regtmenta have beea traaaferred from
El Paso Jor "service ia clvlllak
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