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CONDITIONS HERE
(Contluiutl From I'mro One)
He wa& followed by It. -J. Tlch
enor, one of the directum of tho
project, whoso stalotuout was simi
lar to that of Mr. Wishard's. "The
only thing wo havo to ask from tho
goverulhent Is that wo be given a
little loiiKcr time to got our lunds
in shape and permit some of the
large owners to divide up and sell
their rauches before tho public
notice is Issued. This Is a new proj
ect, scuuoyvhat, removed from rail
way transportation nu,d. It is going
to tnko soma time to get things so
that wo will bo able to meet the
charges. Glvo us Just a Utile lee
way, and. tho government will find
that wo. will nieet tho payments."
Hale Optimistic
A.-E. Gale, another of tho di
rectors, was equally as emphntlc in
his indorsement of tho ' service.
"What wo hayo wo got becuuso wo
did not flfibt fot. IL Wo just fig
ured wbat we ought to have, went
out after it and stayed with It
until wo camo homo with tho
bacon. As a result " wo have the
best projects' in tho United States.
I ownl'40a acres, but It Is Impas
sible for mo and my son to work
'this and got it in shape to meet
the charges it the public notico Is
not withheld for a time. I want
to dispose of 250 acres and I will
sell it at Just about what I havo
In it. So will the other Icrgo land
owners. Settlors Kxpoctcd
"Wo are now negotiating with
farmers from the Owens river val
ley section and I expect tht with
in a fw months we will have fifty
families from there located in Lan
goll valley. They are well satisfied
with the land, the price, the cli
mate and the abundance of wator."
In reply to a question from Mr.
Goodwin, Mr. Gale gavo a history
of the. $12.50 charge for water,
stating that first it was offered at
9; later at S10 and finally at
the price now fixed $12.50.
"VT. H. Pankey was the last speak
er for I,n n gel 1 valley. He classi
fied the land in the valley and he
stated that there waa no. doubt
about - the farmers being ablo to
pay out if they were given time to
get their lands seggrcgatcd before
the public notico was issued.
History Given i '
The next matter to come beforo
the meeting was an argument by
A. M. 'Thomas, secretary of. the
Klamath Irrigation district. Mr.
Thomas gave a history of the' de
linquencies and asked for a with
drawal or all these charges and a
reassessment, the repayment to be
made upon the basis, of crop .re
turns. . : '
"I wish to emphasizo tho fact
that, thiB unhappy condition is not
due. as has been barged, to the
fact that our. farmers aro deficient
In ability or industry," said Mr.
Thomas. '-'Our record of payments,
as compared with - those projects
more advantageously situated with
relation to production, crops, trans
portation and markets, proves this.
Power Steal Bared ' '
- "Bccauso these delinquencies
were our short growing . season,
lack of sufficient market, lack of
capital, lack of development, lack
of transportation to basic markets.
unusual and long continued depres
sion in agriculture that was nation
wide, tho failure of the district di
rectors, now retired, to Blop de
linquencies when legal action could
have been safoly applied,- and the
alleged- definite and persistent and
orderly effort, continuing from
1916 until tho advent of tho pres
ent secretary of tho interior, and
which effort has so far him.' mod to
be successful, to deprive the water
users of one of tliolr most valuable
assets, power production: because
the reclamation service, until ' tho
advent of Secretary Work, the Knot
Finding committee and Commis
sioner Mead, had made no Intelli
gent effort to find and correct the
things ' fundamentally wrong with
the plan bf service operation: be
cause the present and unfortunate
and, If unremedied, disastrous situ
ation Is caused by oil these con
tributing factors, many of which
are unlikely to persist or to recur,
wd think you are Justified 4n rec
ommending that tho government
take' extraordinary Ktc'ps In relief
now." '
Consideration of the tax ques
tion was postponed until Thursday
morning and that of the land
classification was taken up by the
board. A. L. Wisliard appeared ob
jecting : to . tho placing of certain
lauds in tho Altamont Acres being
placed In Class 5. Mr. Wlshard
stated that It has been placed In
Class 1 and Class 2 by Boll Expert
Dixon and 'on' this basis' asked that
It be returned to these classes, '
Wislinid lilts Hnan : '
This was objected to' liyV'thb di
rectors of the district, who claimed
that the land was worthless' for
agriculture' nnd that tho only- In-
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Georgia Rose Talc .' 25c
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Midi Talcum ...30c
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terest Mr. Wlshard bad It It was to
sell the land In small tracts at high
prices and let the buyer make the
best of IL .
A newspaper article was placed
in the record, carrying a statement
to the effect that buyers of these
smull tracts would be permitted to
participate In district elections, tho
claim being that thoso back of Alta
mont Acres had In mind an effort
to gain control of tho district board
would work In behalf -of private
of directors, ; electing men who
Interests and against thoso of the
farmers, as lias been dono In tho
past.
I'M Di'uli'd .
To. this contention Mr. Wlshard
entered a . vigorous denial, slating
that the Htatemout in iiuostlon
slipped Into tho paper while he was
absent from tbo city nnd It should
not havo been made public.
The matter was brought to a
close by Chairman Campbell stat
ing that the question would be
settled by their soil expert, to
whom the case would be referred.
TO MI 1,1, '
W. T. ItolH'i'Uliuw to Make Visit
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, W. T. Flobcrtshaw, who arrived In
Klamath Kails late Inst night from
Medford, left late this hfternoon for
Christie's mill on . Klamath Lake,
near Kirk, he will spend some time
conferring with mill offlalals Intnr
eated In the lumber game.
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Washing Machines
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F
OR IRE Tilt
(Continual From Vaw- One)
should remain as tliey stood. 11a
charged Bradbury and his nnsocl
atoa with bolng tho causo of farm
ers on tho district not raylng lliglr
taxes in tho past few years. Ily
agitation and propaganda, ho
claimed, Dradbury hud ' Induced
farmers to not pay their Irrigation
taxes. lie told tho board that llrad
bury had uol puld axoo on his own
lund.
Nylander suld that he could see
no reuson why the delinquencies
should be deferred and said that ho
had had no trouble In paying his
taxes.
Itru'lbiiry lis-tiillulcH
Ilradliury, cbaracterlzlng Druw
as a "liorselmck faViinn'," told tho
board his opinion of wly Drow.
could pay bis taxes, lie suld Drew
made his money through buying up
Klamath Indian livestock .lit low
prices. Ho pointed ouf that tiro
Indians were supplied the money
for the purchase bfT tlui jlvcstock
by tho Interior department,
Mr. Ilriidbury took occasion to
explain In dnlnll i.why ho was .de
linquent In his Irrigation taxes.
vnon in,v
Marvin Cross and Jim Glvans,
ranchers from tno Illy district nnd
members of tho lily llidi.-o associa
tion spent tho day In Klamath Kails
today. In the Interest of tho IDden
which t It ay plait to Interest Klamuth
'alln July 2, 3, 4. Crons and Glvnns
made a trip lo Morrill whero thoy.
Interviewed memhers of tho Klim;
ulli county 'fair bnurd that resldn
In tho Merrill district. Othor mem;
berg of the board nro to bo Inter
viewed later with a view of making
definite plans for tho round-up. i ',
IS vmwmmt
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LOWELL, Mass., May 28. (A. P.)
John Veres, an 8 year old boy
wu formally charged with murder
today.' He and 'MIHiadas Ilurltoufl,
C, have admitted that for tho excite
ment of It thoy throw littlo Vivian
Mary Hussou, 19 months .old, Into
a punl yesterday In the whirling;
rapids below Puwtuckct Fulls.
Sahara Cabaret
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