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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1917
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HE MARSH LANDS
RECLAMATION MAY
SOON BE STARTED
rNTH.WI M'IIMITTi:i HV GOV.
:itih,vr is .Mvr.tiwiti.i:
nmnlh llmlnnitp DlMrtrt I Sail.
Hrl Willi lfet PmpnMl tjr hw.
rlatj of Inlrflor llonnl or Cum.
ttilinrrii tin llpeM ,Hilitln1.
tl.WM Arm of Krrtlln lml Aildril
In lllrlrl Wlirn ftttiirpl.
That there U it patfcilhtlky of the
( r a( tlm railroad rnmlnK at I ho
Ir.mslli illtnlt being climed i'onil.1
r. lljr tlili (ult, unit the ri'dntiiiitliin
I ho C 1,01)0 urri't nf lul lamia.
I'd- u( willed iitouiinl li) l In' Kttttn.
i DmlinKo itlmrlrt, iiiiiiiuiuilne,
the ntiiiiiuiifi'ini'iii niivilo today
(It ili appointment of threw mm
nleiior. I II, Henry. It. A. lim
it :inil I'tntik Ward, to liittTt llm
V t ntnl niitnn tint tii'iicflirt and
t:nif;rj! in i lin iriinirty by tlm pro
il n tloit
II lip rcdii million nf thnie tnnrnti
li", v.lilrli nre known to Ait i-xcop-
knnlly fertile, bun Iippii ii iiinitnr
tll up b llMttntluit of one lilnil nml
'Ulipr fur n low; period. I'nrt or
Klnmnth ithtr In ilhprlpil n few
licit Mouth of tliln rlty, ntul tlm water
! Ilirti tlii' Kliiinntli Hi ml I nml
Ii'iIk the mnmli Iniidti pimt of tlm
lulboru 1'iirlflc trarUtt. Ily Install-
Kntcs where Hip Mrnll Mown Im-'
NUli tlm trnek, Hi" iiourco nf mip-
-' HI ho tiirnoil off ntul ri'rlnuiii
'i lll ImniPtllntuly rnmmpiH'ii.
lrt of iIP,n n,u r ,ct inihllr
.mi inri ur in iiiiiiuiiiii niru
""-. but n great portion nrn ilrod.
nnil nwni'il liy iiuitnlicm of tlm U
iiiiintii DriilmiKo Dlntrlrt.
A rontrnct hnu now Iippii offproil lo
mnmli lainl imnprn, npiirovoil by
' Kerri'tiiry of llio liitoilor. llio II rut,
I" Willi whlrh (,iy )i,lV0 ,,,n Witln.
"I. wi.l whllo thorn iiro Hllll n num. CVDI HDCD 00011
rof pioliHiiim tobo wnrkml nut bo-'rlrl 1 1 ft T II .Ml II II
ff llio iiiirmiiiKuil rloHliic of tho!
Ui
ii-h iioromPM n rtnllty, llm owncm
1 koIiik nhoitil with tluilr imrt of llio
Kk In llm hopo Hint llio nmttor inny
RlltoiiKsfiilly tHiliilniitiiil IliU vniir.
Willi din nililltlon of till tm-rltory
,,u"iy ti Kliimiill, KiiIIh. llio Irrl-1
l('l lii'rrnirii luirn u in i,.. ..i.n.wi
""'"ii, nml mi nron nipitlilo nlono,'
TnnniiB to oiikIiiooch' PAllinutos of.
Il'l'oriliiu n clly of r.,000 Itilinb-
r win imvo H.m, oroatod. Tlm
f Ihu iiiii mh IiiikIh Ih ilirrnrniit
P llm Nuiiily lonm of moKt of tlm
"mill llnHln, IioIiik of a blnrk nn-
Pu llOnvllv plinrirnil wltl. v.l.l
Mor. II Ih k.,.,u ... i. ..w. i
"I'lcd to u,0 Krowt, f ,.0ory ,i
y other voKetiililoH. Tlm rum.
IhhIoh uppolntcd will Inspnet tho
J"i unci moot with tho dlrrrtnra
Iho DrulnuRo Hlsliict July ssth.
Mrs. Cliarlca Moore has totitrned
r n vmit lo relatives In Clrnnln
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' LUIll.Ii UVUIl
BACK FROM NORTH
l.Mi:i. MiMIMi.W I'AII.S TO
I im riiorKi:iti..Ni, iihmcv
i:i hv I'hahv to hi: m:ah
capi: HimiiAHii
1I0STON, July 27. Doimlil Me-
Mlllnn. llio Arctic iilorr who wont
I" Iho Arcllo In 1013, oxpocu to bo
lioiiio by tlio Kith rf Kontonihor, ne-
onlliiK l lotto- Junt toeolvod hoio.
The loiter aya tluil ho failed to
find Crockorlund. Tho letter rends.
I'Bnrrv fop Pnarv. who sincerely bfl-
Ueved It lay 120 miles northwest of
Cupo Hubbard, wo went Ml miles,
1 " fty&JtSggmM
s w &u - -
mid saw nothing nut tho hoiunn."
of Lower
KAISER WATCHES
BATTLE III EAST
GliltMA.Ns .MAKE GAINS IN H.U-
I
t CIA AMI hlTIKIt LOSSES IX
lUH.MAMA. EMPEROR NOW
on eastern rito.NT
IIKIII.IN, Ncnr Tiirnnpo), July 27
Tlu KuliT In Kiuturn (inlliclit c-
, ti'tiliiy wnlclii'i) tin. (icrmniiit iimko
t t'xirnitvit rhIiih iit Scri'tli llrlilRpliPml
iictonlliiK to oDIclnl illttpntlirox. The
lirnmiiiM nrn nnlil to In- nitvnticltiK on
both klilr-n of DnpUtor.
Th Tmit oiiii uncIiT the ronimnml
of ArrloliiKn Joeopli Imvp rrtmilnl
.I MR tho lloiniiniilnn froiiL. The
Koitmnnlnn territory In llm Surhltm
V.illcy an fur hit tlin I'pppr I'uliin
IIIht U lion left In the hamls f tlm
HunHmiK.
STEFL IS NOW
UNLOADED HERt
TWKXTV-TWll 'AHM)AIW OV
ItAII.S III.AIIV Til UK hll.
I'Ollfi; Ill.l.Vti I.VCHKAHKl)
OAII.V NOW
The nil-el for llm llmt link of Ihp
Stnihurii rnllrcml, twonty-iwo car
I IciuIh, I, as now nrrlviul, and will bo
uuioniliui by nlKlit, ncrordlni to rell
nlilo inport.
Moid nion ntul left nw arc being
m! tl cil to tlio form now at work us
flint tin tltoy rati be obtntulil. nml the
work nil iiIuiik tlio Hup Is proteasing
luplill). 'I bora will bo nothing to
pruvpiit the InyitiK tlio II rut mils with.
In thirty iIhvh If tlio tins run bo sp
oil I Oil,
Itobort I). Blrahorn uuil Chief Kn
Clnoor IIckuo mo now In l'ortlitnil on
burliiPsH, nml nro oxportoil to rot urn
within llio next two or throo ilnys.
Mr, IliiKuo will brliiK his family
with him on hist return, nnil tuko up
lilx poniiiuiont rosldonro bore. The
futility will reside In the KaiiKht hoiup
In Hot SprliiKs Addition.
CAR STRIKES
SOON SETTLED
ihaction company ami nth ik.
i:iis ahi: cikttino tckiktiiku
on i'hoihsition hui1mittki)
H Till-! WOHKMKN.
TACOMA. Wash.. July 37 It Is
announced hero that tho street car
Htiikn will end within twenty-four
hours.
The company haa announced that
Iho men havo submitted a proposition
that Is acceptable to them and satis
factory Hettlement Is believed only
a few hours distant.
Arrive Here
NORTHWEST WILL
UNITE TO FIGHT
T
(-OOl'KltATIO.V OK KOI'H STATUS
TO Hi: Kt-'KIUTKU
iiirprii'r of Orettou, WiuliliiKlon,
lililiK nml I'litli IUp lukrn liillinl
Stpm lo I'lillo I'orrm fur t.'oinbiit
lug I nilu.tr lal Worker. I'mnt
Klin, nml Oilier Hminim Whlrli
Mpuarp Tliln Territory.
I'OltTI.ANP. Ore.. July 27 Tli
Koiemor.i of four ntnttyi, Oregon,
WimliliiKlon, Idaho find Utah are
plauuluR to roourte In chocking the
interim! trouble mimed by the In-
itiiklrlul Worker of the World dur
IliK the term of the wnr, declared
iioprttor Alexander of Idaho yoster
dny follow Idk a lonfoicuro with Gov
ernor W)thvroinbi.
(ioernor Alevundcr who oriKinat
ed the Idea of tlio nlllancc, conferred
with Governor llnnuorKor of Utah on
n train Inst week Ho then .iw Gov.
crnor Muter at Ol.unpln, WashiiiKton,
early ihls week.
AlthouKh the details of tlio new
nllliuice have not loen phen out, the
plans contemplnteil cmbraro coopera
tion In llRhtlnK forest fires, procut
Ing the destruction of crops and other
nunemenlH In which the executives
ran work together to advantage.
6REAT DAMAGE
ACROSS DIVIDE
IIK.AVY UIKS IS HKKOHTKII KHO.M
Till! KOHK.ST 1IHKS IN JACK.
SON roi'NTV Al.li AVAII.AIU.I
MKN NOW KKillTINt! KI.AMl.'S
That the InigeM foiest fires thus
far known In the Ashland uii'd Med
ford districts am now raging, nud
that all the available men In, that sec-
I Ion aio now In the hills fighting the
Humus, Ih the report brought In by
Rykos llaiiiiiker of Ilonnnzn, who up
turned last night from n several
weeks' stay in th.it trinity.
One Hi a Ib miiMiiK great headway
south of Ashland over the divide of
the Slsklyous, nud another In the
Crater I.nko forest In tho region of
Prospect Is destroy lug a great den) of
vuluablo timber, according to Mr;
lifimukor,
llnmnker left on tho htnge for Bo
nanza this morning.
KAItTligUAKK SHOCK
IS RKPOHTKO
VICTORIA, II. C July 26 (I. N.
8.) An earthquake shock that last
ed 30 minutes was registered on tho
seismograph hero at 7:84 o'clock
last night. The distance from here
of the center of the shork was from
COMMON
ROUBLE
1200 to 1400 miles,
Lake Marshes
SLAVS CAN NOW
BE CONTROLLED
i
, ll'.AItl-tl, MIHKKM ON l-UMTKHN
litO.VT IIAVK MTIIKNCTHKNKD
I INK n)VKH OK GOVKItXMKXT,
STItC.M'Ot'K MKAHl'ltKH NOW
IIIIITIhll IXMto POSITION
CMITUIIKI
LONDON, July 27 The Ilrlt-
bh liirt night raptured the La
rpfhce llln in llclgium near the
Trench borddn They later
-.vlthdiew in llio face Of N !r-
man ultack according to official
announcement.
WASHINGTON. U. C, July 27.
American AmuaFwdor Krancia at
1'i'troKrad repot ; that the Rlisslan
military reverses hare enormously
fctietiKthened the hands of the ajoV
eminent In i'ctrograd.
The Impos'slb'illty or controlling the
artu by soldiers lias been shown, and
the koi eminent will now use any and
jail measures necessary to meet the
gerlous bituatlon at the front.
Dispatches to the Kussian embassy
eoulirm the belief that many of the
iconiervntlvo leaders are again com
ing to the front and arc forecasting
u better experienced and more repre
sentative Kovemmeht.
At tho same time arrests of trait
ors In the Russian armies are eon.
tlnulng.
Premier Kcrensky has called a
council extraordinary session of the
National Council at Moscow for July
31st. All lenders are to meet at this
time. The splendid harvests of Rus
sia hnc dispelled tho fear of food
riots.
Tho report that American troops
will be sent to Russia has been de
nied. MORE RIOTS
AT PETROGRAD
GOV KlkVMKNT TROOPS 8l'l.
I'ltKSSKO RIOTS STARTKO 1IY
Till! SOCIALISTS OKKAT RE
VOLT ORGANIZED
LONDON, July 27. Violent fight,
lug occurred on tho streots of Petro
Ki;ul during the last two days, ac
cording to dispatches. The extreme
soclnlistH havo organized a great re
volt, but tho tioops huve suppressed
tho riots.
ZC.MWALT Sl'RVKYS liOGOINO
x ROAD FOR ALOOMA COMPANY
City Engineer Don J. Zumwalt Is
lit town for a few days from Algoma,
where ho Is engaged in surveying the
now logging railroad for the Algoma
Lumber company. The new road will
bo between five and six miles long,
and will run north and east from the
top of the mountain at Algoma,
Next
BIG PARTY FROM
EAST IS DUE HERE
THIRTY MASHACHfHKTTS HOTAN.
18TK 1TIIX VISIT KLAMATH
rarlr lwe KorUad Tonight After
Tlirr Dt' Vllt and Will Toar
Ttils Section Many Prominent
Mm and Women Inrlmtod WiU
See All National Park in United
State Kxperted Swadnjr.
Klamath fajfs to be visited to
the next few diVs by a large party of
Eastern scientist which Is making a
tour of the West this summcOstudy
lng the trees and park conditions.
The party Is made up of members of
the Massachusetts Foicstry Associa
tion, and Is now in Portland." being
extensively entertained.
The party left Boston nearly a
month ago and has thus far visited
the Rocky Mountain, Yellowstone,
Glacier and Ranter National parks,
it leaves Portland this evening, and
after visiting Crater Lake Park via
the Pacific, highway and Medford, will
probably arrive here Sunday or Mon.
day. .After a short stop here the
group will see the remaining parks of
California and the Southwest.
In tbe party are several members
of the Massachusetts Forestry Asso
ciation composed of 3,000 prominent
men and women whose hobby is to
advance the Interest of forest protec
tion and the propagation of shade
trees. They are C. L. Babcock of
Bcston, president of the bureau of
university travel; H. A. Reynolds, a
Boston landscape architect and sec
retary of the Massachusetts Forest
ry Association; H. K. Baumgardner,
a lumber dealer of Lancaster, Pa.;
W. H. Carpenter, a Philadelphia
banker; Professor C. F. Mabery of
the department of chemistry in tbe
Case school. Cleveland; E. B. Spin
ney, banker, and F. C. Spinney, re
tired 'shoe manufacturer, Lynn.
WILL STAND FOR
RIGHTSOF PEOPLE
ALLIES PLEDGE THEMSELVES TO
FIGHT UNTIL THE GERMAN
1H)LIC1KS ARK DEFINITELY
DISMISSED
PARIS, July 27 The entente al
lies yesterday concluded their confer
ence alter announcing their unani
mously renewed decision to continue
the wur until the Teutons were un
able to again pursue the policy of
criminal aggression.
The allies declared themselves to
be more closely united than ever for
the defense of the people's rights,
particularly in the Balkini.
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Week
Mass.; George C. Wheeler, district
attorney. Portland. Maine; Samel
V. Wood, former president of inn
state senate, Phllippl, W. Va.; Mini
Emma Cummings, , botanist and
member of the Brookllne, Maas., tree
planting commission, n body haviag
Jurisdiction over tbe pnblie parks (
that city.
Of the women in tbe party are sev
eral botanists and others of inde
pendent means. They are Miss Lncjr
E. Allen, owner of the Alien senool
for girls. West Newton, Mass.; Mrs.
A. P. Appleton, tbe Misses Watson.
Plymouth, Mass; Mrs.- W. A. At
wood, Fitcbburg. Mass.; Miss Era
Cbannlng. Miss Susan Hunter, Miss
Harriet Freeman, Mrs. E. B. Town
send, Miss Townsend, Boston; Mrs.
Salome A. Lewis, Mrs. B. W. Ren
fenr Swampscott, Mass.; Mrs. T. K.
(Varick. Yonkers, N. T.; Miss Alice
Jierrlam, New Haven, Conn.; Miss
Holsmaur, New York city; Miss
Ethel Crandall. Portersville, N. Y.;
Mrs. Banmgardner, , Mrs, Mabery,
Mrs. Wood.
The membership of the Massachu
setts Forestry Asociation has reached
3,000 and Its opinion is sought from
forest conservationists from nearly
every state on matters of legislation,
taxation, forest protection and refor
esting. Tbe association was instru
mental in obtaining an appropriation
or 1300,000 by congress to extermi
nate white pine blister rast, after the
Masachufetts legislature had appro
priated '$50,000 to rout the Might in
that state. F. A. Elliott, state forest
er of Oregon, is a member of"tMrl.
tlonal campaign committee to eradi."
catc the pest. s-
BOUND OVER FOR
PRO-GERMAN TALK
HENRY STl'MPF HOPES THAT
THE ALLIES AND U. S, WILL BE
LICKED WILL BE GIVEN LF4S.
IRE TO GO OX HOPING
For making Blanderous remarks
regarding President Wilson and ex
pressing the hope that the United
States and all the allies would be de
feated In the world conflict now rag
ing, Henry Stumpt of Merrill was
lust night bound over to the federal
grand jury at a hearing before United
Slates Commissioner Bert C. Thomas.
He Is charged with violating sec
tion 3. title 1 of the Espionage Act.
Stumpt was. accused by tbe .Hasklas
brothers of Merrill, on whose rancn
he had been employed, of making tit
Insulting remarks regarding the na-
Hon and the flag'. Three witnesses
were brought forward to prsflf;e,
allegations. Stumpf's konds ''
! placed at f 1,500, which hewaa-MV.
able to raise, and be was remand
to tbe county Jail. "
Assistant Ualted'itatei Attetw Jl!
8. Cnrnahan conducted
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