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KLAMATH FALLS, ONJGON, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1917.
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WILSON DELIVERS ADDRESS TONIGHT
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Champ Clark Is Re-Elected; Stirring Scenes in Capital
Congress Organizes
While Crisis Nears
Pacifists Kept From Congressional Gal
leries to Prevent Demonstration.
Chaplain Prays for Almighty's Influ
ence in "Present Crisis Thrust Upon
U" Compulsory Training Bills In
troduced.
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Members of De
fense Are Ready
WASHINGTON, I. C, April l. each officer. Houlli Trimble was r-
CUmp CUrk was re-elected speaker ,prwl fl"k h vw, of 7 m 811.
., . The senate met at noon anil no-
rflil :I7 voir. Mann 105. "-,JoiirB1-imctll Mll,Ml ,.,,, , mrrt
MU two. Unroot two, and two Mela, j t a o'clock lo hear the president's
ton not vullitjc. address.
firm of Maasarhusetia declared! Henator lllrnm Johnson of Call
nk Republican parly haa never 'forna Mmc , , nvtm building
nil lo it duty." ureen nonii-'WIUl Mrii jonnM, , Faulkner.
mm Mann ana iarotn econwa mv -rlntt. hla secretary. Masse of flow.
MBlnitpn. suylng. "The day have rn wcrp ,wntB him. Ho was as
torn elicn there will be no partisan- niMi lo the seat formerly occupied
'P" .by Senator I'hctnn, ami n then ca
tchall ot Mliinesnla, Independent, rorieq m iho vlre-piesldcnt's desk,
lomlnitot Clark, declaring that In v-horu ho wa administered the oath,
normal times he would not hnvo sup-
ported him, but "today thvrtt should
to one party Dip American parly."
The voting started Immedlatidy. ,
Tho hnuic iiK'IiimI nl noun. The gal
ttrles were Jammed with spectator
tad many flags were flying. '
Pacifist agitators were kept out of
Ito lallerlM, avoiding a demonstra
tion. The thaplnln prayed for "Al
llhty Influence In thla preaent
rrliU thrutt uixtii ua."
Thn lrmocrna are determined to
e all thn strength possible on the
floor. Un or Georgia, who la Jtiat
rNovwrlna from pneumonia, waa
ikrnuiht In on u atretchnr.
Mn It.inkln of Montana wua given
a rouihiR ilwnonstrutlon on entering
to chamber, Later when alio took
oth iiiiiny conRrcaamnn crowded
around to shako handa with her.
Speaker Clark wn oMrortml In lit I
Ifll hv Iful r rn .....- v.h.. Itllllt J
llr Introduced In the house Iho
rwomtlwry army service bill embody
III Ihe plaiiK of the Retieral army
!. Thla bill provides for tho
training of men from 18 to SI yeara
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U. S. R. S. LOCAL
MANAGER CHANGED
J. It. HOXDOK MONTANA ARRIVES
1X TAKE CHARGE OK MK'AI.
ItKCMMATION tlFKICK-- t'AMI"
MAKt KTATK.MK.NT
It waa ntinoutiiud at the local
United Blaten reclninutlon offlci to
day that Project Mitiiager J. l. Cump
Iiuh been remoed from of fit o and
II. Ilond, formerly of llrown-
'lug. Montana, haa been placed In
charge. Mr. Ilond In In charge toduy.
The change haa been made, It Im
understood, bcfuuau uf difficultly
which have arlaen botwoon Mr. Camp
intrn.iurdUnd the Washington offlcea.
l nillllnrv lrnlnlii hill wlilrli him I The toltowinc Htuti'llll'ltt WIIH llllldu
amended to inako the flrat elaaa'thla morning by Mr. Camp:
llable immediately. "Tho reclamation aervlco miiHt huve
""ring the voto on the aponkorahlp n project manager at Klamath who
trooa nit,, , rM0jt0n which de
that a Hlatn of war exlata be
lMn the lliilteil fltnlim anil Our
ny,
will not only deul fairly with tne
water nnera but one who will, after
co-operating with the local offlio, ie
uort fully and clearly to this and tho
ItMjrg briefly thut tlermany'a acta , Wnahlngton offlccH upon nil tnattera
y coiitlhiiii ,.. .i i.niil..rai.iinv tn ihn liffnlm of the nroJect
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wngreaa formally declare a and Ua operatloiia and nuure unvm-
-,u4 of belligerency haa beeu thruat ! opmont, ao that these offices may
"PJtt'is." iJirvo full Information before acting on
'rtouiionnttthorlioatheprea.1tho many matters which pertain to
Mill it lul.. -. . .. .. - '. . . . . it uI.h.. uiiil nf Urn
-V ic Hiopa ror tno aetenae or, me weitwro oi me bohibib "
government.
"The ubovo statement wua made lu
a letter from the chief of construc
tion to me, and I waa requested to
turn over the project lo Mr. J. H.
Bend and put In the coming month
making him acquainted with the proj
act," said Mr. Camp. "Mr. Ilond Is
now In charge. Thla decision of the
chief of construction Is a surprise to
me and I believe is founded on a mis
understanding which I am In hopes
can be cleared up.
' "I have triad to do my boat for the
project and have kept my superior
ffteera wall Informed at alt times
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This Is the Council of National l)e-fi'iiM-
mid AiIWmio Coinml.ssloii lu
Jitlnl fi'tihlon III lliti hlstoilcjl terep-
tlon loom of the hocietnry of war.
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pun Inl Ihivona lu Senator liUdgeV
orrltti lo Offrr IiihuIi lu the Ftig.
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WASIIINOTON.tn. C. April 2.
Alexander Hunnwnrt Unvoiin anil
Anna IV.ibody of Cambridge, Masss-I
rlniht'ttH were arrested toilay on n
tliuiKo of ims.iultlng Senator Lodge.
It Ik iillegcd they approached Sena
tor l-odgo in lilB-offlio lu the senate
liulldtng and told lilm tbnt.Iiln con
HtttiK'iitK are ngnliiht war.
"Any paclfiMt at this time In a
toward," It Ik reported Senator
Lodge rejiilm-il.
"Anont! that .inth war Is a row
aril," llamiwurt is rcHrled as say
ing. As he made tho declaration
llaiinwnrt struck Senator Lodge and
floored him.
David Herman, a telegraph opera
tor in tile office, attacked Dannwnrt
mid beat him badly.
LAND DRAWING
DATE IS SET
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LAMMH'KX FOIl ItMIIKTMATION
.ll'ltll. lit OX -II TKAITS UK
VAIIIOI'S SI.LS 11' lt Hit ACIIKM
Iuh3 y U,,U t0 6Mrt "" re"
rcsnccniary to carry on war
2'"' T Imperial Carman govern
TK w blng the present conflict
mrccwiul conclualon." '
J,:'0, "'"vintroduce,il a general
X. " covwk all conceivable
Jlfncles and pWjvldlng penalties
JJUN from lot&o fine, to' two
T!i in prison and V life Imprison-
nl'. .The bul Pro
2.l'"y yeara or I If A for failure of
-: rrson to obey a iWMC'a ordara.
,ft, p Lim Qtlni m "e.l '
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vote for'ln regard to all project affalra."
The Tule Lake land dinwiiiK In
boiithcaatorn Klamath county will
be held April 25, and the land will
be open to roglsttatlou Apill It!, nc-
coidlng to ft wire tecelved thin morn
ing from Washington.
Kort)-four trnctH ot vaiious slse
up to eighty act oh are to bo released
and lire to bo Irrigated by tho United
Stated ieclamatlon-borice, at an esti
mated pi 1(0 of ftr. per ncrc.
Nine da)H nie allowed, rommenc
lug Apill 1(1, to view the land, nuiko
water application and send In filings
to the Lnkevlow or Sacramento land
offlcea. Seven of t liege trnctH ure in
Cullfomla and tho icmalnder In Ore
gon. The Initial cost of ISO Is toqulrod
for water payment, which covers all
except maintenance fees for five
years. Tho filing fee will amount to
110,
IVllcan liny Mill Starts
The I'ellcan Hay Lumber Company
sawmill at Pelican city Blurts opera
tions tomorrow with a full crew, It
waa announced today by the mana
ger.
0R6ANIZE COAST
ON WAR SITUATION
POItTI.AM ItOTAItV CM'II HOLUh
MIIKTIMi TO ACQUAINT PKO
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I'OltTLANI). Ote.. April 2. On
posing the plan of the general Muff
of the United States army to nbau
don the Pacific slope to cupturo in
case of attack, and to rctho lo the
Itockles until better prepnied for
war, the I'oitland Hotniy club is oi
Kiinizlug a campaign to acquaint the.
people with the necessity of, prepared
Hess. A mass meeting, uteuded by
repreHentntives of eery one pf the
leading civic, bodies of the state, was
held in tho Lincoln high school audi
torium Saturday night.
(lovernor Wlthycombe. Maor Al
bce, Jllshop Walter I'aylor Sunnier,
Mis. James N, Uals of tho Daughters
ot the Ameiicau Revolution, and Ells
worth Ileiilinin ot the National Se
em Ity League, were tho principal
speakers.
Speakers declared that any Invader
should be met -at least thirty miles
off tho coast with the Pacific Coast
floet of the navy.
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MESSAGE WILL
ASSERT STATE
OE WAR EXISTS
CKItMAXY STEBXLY AMUKJIfBD
FOR ACTIOXS
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(ieneral Jose Miguel Gomez, former
president of the Republic of Cuba,
who led the reteut revolt against
President Menocal, Is now in jail, and
this is the first photograph taken et
him there, lb shows Mm followed by
a guard. Except during those hours
when be is in a cell the general is
watched and followed .by an armed
guard.
CHICAGO PUPILS
PATRIOTIC TODAY
:i.-H,00 CHILDHEX STOOD HE
KlUi: DESKS AND SANR "AMEK.
ICA" AS COXUIIESS CONVENED
IX THE NATION'S CAPITAL
Said to lie Very Leagthy Review of
luciileats treading Vp to Qm
ent Crista Gardiner Offer
IuUob Declarla War est MM
nun Empire, Dcvlati lw sat
Una and Man Hare Beast VMaavt
WASHINGTON. D. C. April S.
It was announced late today that
the president will "address con-
rresit at 8 o'clock thla eveninc
A-tommlttee--win'-f o-totfc V t--
White House at 7:30 o'ciock
and escort him to the noma
chamber.
The message will assert that
a ktate of war exists.
It is aald to be a lengthy re-
lew of the incidents which have
led us to the present crista and
is a btirring arraignment ot der-
many.
Hwepllon' Held Tonight
A recoptlon given by a number of
local peoplo for Mr. and Mrs, E. Hi
Reameg ot this city, who leave soon
for their new homo near Palo Alto,
Cul.. will bo given at the White Pell-
cun hotel tonight.
Ilus New Car ,
John H. olfe of Merrill ias pur
chased h Model 4 HO Chevrolet auto-
mobllo
CHICAGO. April 2. When the ex
t inordinary tesblon ot congress
opened' today, 350,000 children lu
Chicago's public bchools aiose, stood
beside their desks and bang patriotic
bOUgS.
As tlie session, which may icsult
In war, was called, all the kiddles
little aliens as well us little Ameri
cans Joined their 350,000 voices in
singing "My Country 'TIs of Thee.
RAIDS ON LIQUOR
MADE IN CITY
POLICE, SHERIKK AND DISTRICT
ATTORNEVS OFKICE COOPER
ATE AXD SPREAD NET, SEV
ERAL HEING HAULED I'P
INTERNED LINERS
WILL BE SEIZED
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 2.-
C.o eminent plans are completed to
seize thu ninety German ships In
tel tied lu American ports immediately
following the declaration that u state
of wai exists.
Hoy Joins Guard
Word received from Ralph Hum by
hk mother, Mrs. Jennie R. Hum of
this city, says that he has Joined the
hospital corps of the Third Oregon
leglment and Is now with the con's at
VancouvarWWaah. Hum telegraphed
hla, mother and waa given consent to
join the regiment.
A number of raids were made Sat
urday night and last night by tho
city police force, the sheriff's office,
and the district attorney's office.
Early Saturday night the police
were tipped off that a "supposedly"
empty freight car arriving on the
freight train due here Saturday even-
Ing contained a shipment ot booze.
They hurried to the railroad yards
und arrested Win. M. Hatfield. It is
said Hatfield wag in the car with the
booze.
A local man who was near by fled
and was later summoned before Jus
tice of tho Peace Goweu and allowed
t3 go on his own recognizance.
Later the establishment of which
Ell Nickerson is proprietor was- raid
ed, Nlckerson being at rested and was
released on flOO bonds.
The establishment conducted by E.
R, Callahan was ulso raided and Cal
lahan arrested, aud placed on $100
bonds.
Last night the police arrested throe
men supposed to be on their way to
an Upper Lake mill, P. Nlant, L,
Durlghelle and F. Charet, for having
liquor In their possesion. They
pleaded guilty.
Council Meets Tonight
The regular weekly meeting of the
city council will be held tonight at
the council chamber.
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 3.
It Is announced that the president
would deliver his message this after
noon If the house of representatives
had completed its organisation.
Chairman Flood, of the foreign re
lations committee, announced thla
morning that the administration's res
olution declares that a state of war
exists with Germany and does not con
tain a declaration of war.
Gardiner, Republican, haa tiled a
resolution declaring war on Germany.
The resolution says America should
not permit other countries to bear the
burden of the war ou Germany, who
has. after repeated warnings, con
tinued to sink American ships and
take American lives in defiance of
the "laws of God and man."
His resolution authorises the presi
dent to use "all land and naval forces
against the German empire. Its sub
jects and German dependencies."
ALLIES ADVANCE
ON WNTIN
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FRENCH ADVANCE ' OX AV.
OTHER FRENCH HAY GER
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WITH THE URIT1SH ARM1M
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tlllv Vlllaohnllna nnd hkvn kltTknnnili
within two nnd a half miles 'of. $&C,?in
y hav,BM M4V;'lJft
Quentln, where they
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tamntlncr to force a wedae tkNtlMiiv
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