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OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OFFICIAL NEWIPAPII
OP KLAMATH . PALLt
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"ftth Year X.
KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 3, 1918
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COMPARATIVE QUIET ALONG FRONT
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WH HAVE HIXMITUIKD
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W AIUUH IIUNH MAKE VAIN
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IIEPUILICAX CANDIDATE Kill
HKXATOH l.i:.lH liEAKK'HATIO
RIVAL IIY MOIIi: THAN TEX
TIIOIHAXD VOTES
HIM) IWLAHEH SITUATION'
AbOMl FIIONT IH IMPItOYEB.
WUKVKO THAT OFFENSIVE
PJ ITAIA' IS IMMINENT
LONDON, April 3. Except (or
die oulbrcuks at dlfferont
its atoiiR I ho line, (ho compnru
MILWAUKEE, Win, April 3. In
(tin exciting riicu (or tliu sountorHlilp
of Wlnniimln, tho republican uindl
ilnto, Initio L. l.cnroot, hold a lead
In lliu return today or 10,547 vote
ocr Joseph K. DavkN, lliu democratic
rnmllilate, who wan chairman of tho
Federal Trndu roinmlftslon. Tho so
clallnllc randldnto, Victor I.. Merger,
In now 27,000 otCH behind. It U
(Milmntcd that l.cnroot will win by
is.floo to ir.,ooo.
The loyalty Ihhuo which him been
prgcliilmcd by Ditvlcs and l.cnroot
i.llko hiiM been the controlling factor
of tlio election.
I'NCI.E HAM WILL
I'ltOTIICT SWITZERLAND
WASHINGTON, 0. :.. April 3.
I In cndiaorlne 'to nrolcit the neu-
Ute strict of ycMordoy and tlio lnytrnM from tho conxcuuonce of the
rtors continue! today along tho Icormnn submarining tho United
ittra front. State I preparing to go oven further
Tbs (Jcrim.n. mado a sharp nltnck " original promc to keep
U.. li...!.!.,! usisilfiwl U It ll fWltl. ml
pou. but their effort were made '" "J'" " Tl !" "'J "
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i J miii invj nviv ivnnvvu
sy lomcu. Tho town of Ayetle,
Hutted eight mlleii southeast of Ar-.
k toward tlio northern extremity of
ieereirnt IiIk offensive, has been re-
tfitnr liv ll... llvUlitl.
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PARIS, April 3. Tho town of I KI"' A,,m J'-" " ' ,
Nil. louthwoit of Amiens, which auinoma ..... ......
been taken from tho enemy tho"""''"-"' '- "'l'n nduitod under
ultimo during tho laat few day.' '"' J"l"' "" """"" ;""'"v"
ifaln endangered by an attack, " "uippiiik i . ..... .,v...
tb south liiHt night, but the (ler- "
iiwerc unnblo to Rain any terrl-;w)v i.KAVKH FOIl XKW 4KIWKY
i (ictpi ot one point. Tho rrcnen
IT. H. IKTH MAXV
SHU'S FHOM JAPAN
WAR VETERAN
TO SPEAK FOR
UBERTYLOftN
HKIK1KANT WHO UAH IIKKN IX
TIIKNCHKH FOUR YKAIIH, AM)
Willi HAH IIKKX WITH TIIK
AMKHICAN TKOOI'H IN FRANCK,
IH'K HL'.NDAY
Kcrsoant J. C. D. Goodrich of tb
Canadian army, who baa bean In the
trenches for nearly four years, and
who left tho front about ill waeks
ago, wilt arrive In Klamath Falls
Hunday evening to assist In the Third
Liberty loan drive. This Informs
tlon was contained In a telegram re
eelved last night by Chas. J. Fergu
Hon, captain of the loal Liberty Loan
committee.
Kerj-ennt Uoodrlch, who Is detailed
for four days for the exclusive bene
fit of Klamath County, was Induced
to tome to the atatea by a Mr. Smith,
who mado a special trip to Canada In
order to secure him for Klamath
County.
The sergeant Is now ton a leave of
absonce from the front, where he has
served with the American troops In
France. Ho will bring with bin many
Interesting souvenirs.
Sergeant Goodrich Is ft South Af
rlcan veteran' and ha'a participated
In tho following battles of the present
war: The second battle of Ypres,
Keatubucrt, battle of the Somme,
Pachendnel, Vlmy Ridge, Hill 70 and
titeloi.
Mr. Ferguson haa arranged that
Bergenia (loodrlch will speak In tho
following places: Fort Klamath
April 8th, Klamath Falls April 9th,
Murrlll April 10th. and Donanta
April 11 th. All the meetings will be
held In the evenings. Sergeant
(loodrlch will leave on the ISth.
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THE RECALL ELECTION
Itlslartamliiftfortuaatotliut Klamath County shoiild be called
poa to iuwtM'fi another coart koaea flgftt However, with our ex.
perlence to tlM Mtter controversy ot a few years ago, wo should be
able this tlate u) settle this disturbing question In a business-like
manner and for all time.
i broke up a Herman attack near
IWinl gnliicd some ground north
Pnmont.
Lloyd (ioble lent oh today for Camp
I Morrltt, N. J., uccordlng to n telegram
....w ., i imiHV liv IiIm mother. Mr. J.
Tb beginning of Apt II. a month ,i rini.in l.n ilw-n nt 123 Third
'boHdsteM iiro written large on tho'tr(oti tr. (Ioble Is with llattory E,
nor Aineritun history, finds tlio of t, efitli Coast Artillery, and has
MU-rs of tho United Ktatos hasten- UC0II HtnllonoU In California for about
I to tsko their place In tho aono of a month.
"twi ngniiiiK. There havo been
Mlcn irnops Involved In tlio
utile In I'Uardy slnco the morn-
I or March 23, but (lenornl I'crsli
nroved. Ho did not glvo any Infor
million regarding tho movement of
now la loading inoro than 100.000 1 his trooiw.
bis men, hut Just how many Is noi It Is thought Improbnblo that the
I I.MAK... . . . . . . .-. III t. .... 1tll tltA
muhii, io a point assigneu to uermnn sian win no ii -
ny Oeiierni Foch. the leader of situation us It stands today. Many
" "''leu foncx In France. Thoso I believe hero Is In preparation auoin
wn now may be In the bnttla or offensive against Italy. Official ro
nd America uwnlts nows from ' ports from Rome say there has been
with confidonco that they wlll.tonsldcrable activity on tho Asiago
Pre well with the veterans of
we anil (ireat lirltaln.
i A report from doners! Porshlng to
war doiinrtinont inl that tho
Itutlon along tho battlo line la lm-
nlatonu nnd along the Plavo River,
nn.l that In Albnula In the eastorn
Bhffie of the Adriatic the Austrlans
hno been repulsed nftor an attack on
a poiiltlon hold by the Italians
er Top In a Week
Liberty Loan Slogan
GOETTSCH
E
EWESM
i ahvald aot bo iiriwdtled to cater tlib election, as
wo oae haa aay' right to eartanger thr prooperlty of the whole ronaty
hy factloaal sjaahrls.- The only qiicslkm that should bo allowed to
rater tha coatsat la that of tha brat mtcrcsto of the Uxaayers awl
c Itlxeas of tha whole county.
We beUere lliat the aeople of the tounty are awakealng to the
fart that tale aalll "coaK hoose llelil" has beea simply a raee of
two sawU factioaa wlm bare been uml are attcatpUag to exploit Uie
rouaty for their aaraoaal beaeflt. We mraa, tliat a certain few
property ewaara la dlffrreat sections of the city of Khuaath FaUs
hate selashly eatarolled the whole county la a light which has cost
the taxpayere a aH of atoaey and created a most bitter feeling
amoag'tha illliiair, la aa effort to taluiare the value of their prop.
erty at tha expeaee of Uie county.
IleUertag that It la oar dat) to penult a free dlscasaloa of the
merits of this ease la order that the voters of tha whole county will
Itave the facta before them, the Herald lias derided to throw Its
colawau oaea to thoso who are prennmcd to know tha facts a
cither aide, Wa wish to state empirically, however, that we will
not prnalt any aarsoaalltlra to enter the dlsrussloB thra the col
umn of tha Herald. There Is ao iMaatoa of creating aay farther
hltteraeea. tbej votera shoal it Mainly be gtrra the fall facta, in
order that they Say bo better able to Jadge whereta their beat later.
ela Mt " ., " ' " "
The qaestloa to be coashlerrd at the special election on April
Md, la that of tha recall of County Jadge Hanks. It la oaly proper
that the people shoaM be Informed as to the exact reasoaa why each
removal from oeVe Is advisable from the staadpoiat of the good
of the taxpayer. We believe fiey want to know whether the real
question la the mart's action on the court heuse: on the county
roads; IU handling of the Ana nces of the county, or whether there
a some other good reason for making n change Let us have an
honest discussion of these charges by thoae who are really Inter,
estrd In the welfare of the county.
The Herald la willing to devote considerable space to tills que,
tlon, bat we would request (lint arguments submitted for publlca.
Uon bo aot too lengthy. Wcwoiild prefer tao short articles to oae
loag oar. Also all communications n the subject must be signed.
It should aot prove a dial cult matter to prove or disprove aay
charge wind, as the actions of the county court on all matters Is oa
record, aad facts are easily obtainable.
MOIL
HELP HOOVER
M THE WAR
F1KLD WORKER ON RE8ERVA.
TIOX HAYM THEY ARK WILLING
TO HELP MJT XEEIIKU IX-
TRl'cnOX IX VHE OF WHEAT
SVIWTlTt'TEH
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R1WRECK
FORMER KLAMATH FALLH MAX,
EXfllXEER OX LOCOMOTIVE,
ESCAPES WITH BUOHT IXJURY
IX ACCIUEXT NEAR ORAXTfl
PAS8
" executive committee of the
Fy Loan hoH adopted for Its offl.
llown "Over the Ton In a Weak."
rOrdlDf Io a telecram received by
J' Fergueon. csntaln of the
'Blth Cnilnlu T Ik..... -
lltU 7v "'"trv Koan rem'
I uuiuiug,
" uram says that the Port
' coramittss hnu i ini.
ff luota by Wednssdfty, April 10.
They havo solicited the shipyards and
otbei large Industrial plants and iv
eiul outside counties are alio sending
In word that they will be over the
top In two or three dsys after the
opening of the campaign.
"The information that you hive
given that your county will be la ft
petition to fulfill the slogan ought to
.mike April IStb an unlucky day for
Kaiser Bill," the telegram reads.
HIGH SCHOOL
ran
BErM
The Indians of Klamath reserva
tion are willing and eager to help
Food Administrator Hoover win the
war, but are In need of Instruction In
regard to using the wheat substitutes,
according to Miss Ada Rice, Held
worker at the reservation. Miss Rice
l.j at the Hotel Hall at present, as the
will be In town for a couple ot weeks
having her arm, which was bitten by
a dog, treated. Dr. Johnson Is at'
tending to the Injury.
Miss Rice says that tbe Indiana are
very good cooks, for the most part,
but that they are very wasteful and
throw away food which could, be
ited. Aa yet they do not observe tbe
meatless and wheatless days, altho
they.ave mail hyfaalag a great deal
of flsli.
Miss Rice had a few recipes for the
uie of wheat substitutes, and the In
dians have asked for more, so they
will be procured from tbe food ad
ministration as soon as possible.
The Indiana are also ready, to help
In a financial way to bring victory,
says Miss Rice, and are willing pur
chasers of Thrift Stamps and Lib
erty bonds.
BONANZA
TO CENTER
IRRIGATED
TERRITORY
(Ol'XTRY Hl'HROUXDIXa CLOVER
LEAF TOWX TO COMB IXTO ITS
OWX AFTER YEARS OF HANOI.
CAP DY LACK OF WATER
MXE PIMPS TO BE INSTALLKB
IIY FIRST OF NEXT MONTH FOR
IRRIGATION OF FOUR THOUS
AND ACRES O FERTILE LAND
PRESIDENT GETS THANKS
FOR REINFORCING ALLIES
AiiKust aoettscbe, who ran a truck
for the Western Transfer company
here last summer, went over the bank
with the locomotive In tbe railroad
wreck which occurred close to the
granite pit near Grants Paaa last
Thursday,
Mr. QoetUcho. who was engineer
on tho second helper engine, recelv-
oil a scaln wound, while Fireman cor
boti, tho other man oa tha engine, en-
tlrely escaped Injury.
The wreck. In which Iva freight
cars were completely demolished and
much cereal and lumber loot, wu
caused by tha shifting of a section of
tbe track at a All near tha granite pit.
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RAKER AUM ONLY XEW FaWM
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WASHINGTON,. D. C, April .
Under .orders cabled to the we. de
partment, Secretary laker directed
that . all Information ooaoKalag
America, foretr Ie,M pttja;
lltaad only, fi aee'deerters ef as
psumunarr iurv ihi- -
NUMBERS TO BE RENDERED BY
PUPILS FROM GRADES AXD
FROM ACTIVE AND ALUMNAE
MEMBERS OF HIGH SCHOOL.
ALL INVITED
A joint program to bo given by the
department of musio and public
speaking In tbe high school, by high
school alumnae and by pupils from
the grades will be given at tha high
school Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
The public Is most cordially Invited
to bo present.
' Tbe program will consist of the
following numbers;
Vlolla solo KatharineWalton
(With orchestra aeoompanlment.
Little Beatrice Walten will assist
at tke. piano.)
Veeel selo . ,.-. . . Pauline fellgman
DecUautlaa ..-.,... V.lldaa Gofer
Double number , .High school chorus
Heading . Miss Burke
Wsm selo Pearl Bleba
yocaliolo , Clan Calklss
rosjiMt.ee .... Carletiae Murseck
fiaiefe'la ; ?aretey Duaasm
High Nkeol Paps
HI SDK
PREPARE FOR
me BATTLE
IIIU EFFORT EXPECTED OX PART
OF HUXS TO REACH AMIENS.
ALLIED RESERVE ARMY IX.
TACT WITH AMERICANS OX
WAY TO FRONT
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II) Aoclsted Press
Local attacks at several points
along tbe battletront have kept both
sides busy while preparing to renew
the cngagomont on a vast scale. Tho
entente are hopeful at the present
outlook. The British have stormed
and captured a strong German point
south of Hebuterne, which has men
aced the defending positions.
Tbe Germans are now believed pre
paring for a plunge toward Amiens.
Albert on the north and Montdtdler
on tbe south may be selected for tbe
attack. There Is much significance in
tbe announcement that tha allied re
serve army Is intact, while over 100,-
000 .Americans are marching toward
the front.- ' ,',"...
London reports tkat Count Sarnln,
in a rscsnt speech at Vienna, declared
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 3.-
Lord Reading, the British ambassa
dor, thanked President Wilson on be
half of England for "the Instant and
comprehensive measures" taken In
response to the request that Amer
ican troops be used to reinforce the
allies.
that 'Austria-Hungary was almost on
the point of beginning peace negotia
tions with the entente, but the "wind
suddenly veered." and that the en
tente had decided to watt, hoping tbe
dual monarchy would soon be defenceless.
This Is regarded at Washington as
merely the beginning of a new Ger
man peace offensive, and it is de
clared tbe Csernln speech was a po
litical maneuver timed to follow the
breakdown of the Teutonic military
offensive.
PARIS. April 3. "Csernln lied."
declared Premier Clemenceau today,
when told that Csernln atated he had
Inquired whether Austro-Hungary
was ready to negotiate peace.
.The biggest progressive movement
In tbe 'history of BasternKlaasatb
County Is to be made this year, when
4,000 acres of fertile lands tributary
to Bonanza, the Clover Leaf Towa,
twenty-five miles east of this city, will
be brought under Irrigation by the In
stillation of nine big pumps station
ed at various points along Lost River.
Tho various motors and pumps have
already been ordered thru tbe Bald
win Hardware company, and will be
In place by the 1st of May.
The largest or tho different units Is
the Ulg Springs unit, consisting of '
2,100 acres on the north aide of Lost
Rher, a short distance above Bonnn
is. Two pumps will be placed here.
One pump will be required for tke
900 acre unit In Yonna Valley, two
pumps for the small unit directly ad.
jaccnt to Donanta, one for tbe 100
acres near tbe Lytle ranch, one for
GOO acres at the Irwin and Keller
ranches In Langell Valley and one
for 700 acres In the Bowne district
below Bonanza.
Some of the most productive lands
In Klamath County-aro located In the
Bonanza district, which baa been aan
dlcapped In the past by lack of-Irrigation.
Various attempts have beea
mado during tho past few years to got
water from different sources, but for
one cause and another, they have fall
en thru. The government has recent
ly made the residents a very reason
able offer for a water right from Lost
River, which may bo paid out In easy
Installments, and they have beea
quick to nall themselves of the op
poitunlty. The power for the pump.
Ing Is to be furnished by the Caltfor-nla-Oiegon
Power company.
This will probably mean tho exten
sion ot the Straborn railroad to Bo
nanza In the near future.
Municipal Railroad
Goes Ahead Steadily
Ralls on tbe new Klamath Falls
municipal line being constructed
from this city to Dairy, twenty miles
east, by Robert E. Btrahora, have
uow reached tbe Iceablce ranch, at
Pine Grove, seven miles east of here,
und are being laid at the rata of a
qusrtor mile a day, according to
Chief Engineer Bogus, whe Ir'ggw In
charge of the operatkns bare,
Tha griding Is praitleally eompUV
rd at Olene, and tha roadbed Is ready
for the rails at most points to tha
Dairy terminus,
insbiutv to nrocure steel at any
price under tbe abnormal war condi
tions will prevent the contempjsieu
luimealate extension of tn una ay
nnhrt f strahorn from Dairy as to
Sprague River, but It Is theUUgtlda,
now to go aueaa who me mne.eew
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nau utile, yi - .ww wr"f-.-i ,? i
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