Patro Six
EVENING tfER.Un. KLAMATH PAWS; OREGON
1925
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The Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County
Wednesday, November 11, 1035
WE KEPT THE WATER
The Klamath project will keep the waters of Klamath
lake !
This is the message that the farmers of the Klamath j
nro.iect sent winging on its. way to Washington, to ring i
in the ears of Secretary Hubert Work and Commissioner
ot reclamation Elwood Mead when they elected J. U
Jacob and R. L. Short directors of the Klamath In Ra
tion district by an overwhelming majority.
, ft was an expression of the will of' those who pay the
rill, of those who have paid the bill for nearly twenty
years and, by reason of the vicious mismanagement of
those representing the reclamation service, have been
facing bankruptcy for the past several years. Trusting
the promises of those whom thev elected to represent
th
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square deal, at the hands of their government. That?top the farmers in their effort to keep control of their
trust was reposed in them for seven years, at the end affairs, there was nothing left to do but have the gov
of which they discovered that instead of the honesty 1 crnment turn its back upon Klamath until such time as
and efficiency they expected, they were robbed and the people here were willing to knuckle down to the die
plundered. Then last year they rose up in protest and tates of his department.
took away the management and placed it in the hands of ! 'We want to warn Commissioner Mead that he must
men who have striven to regain that which was lost. The charge his attitude if he expects peace on the Klamath
change was so sudden that the reclamation service could j project. Once before he was hung in effigy and that
not accept the results with other than amazement. The ; episode may be repeated here. The farmers of the
tools here told them it was an accident and that this 'Klamath project are not serfs, thev are Americans
year tftejT would regain control and once more place the! with the manhood to demand and to recure their rights,
assets ot the project where they could be distributed
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PA1U8, Nov. 1 1. (!') a mint
tsirtnl I'i'ittt.i for tho Pnlplovo cahlnol
V.UH liveried, nl' al leant DOtt pound.
irohRlil until ontly no.vl weel,, when
i tin. finance 'ii-'. m' (hi. . hum
bt in' dtpulhil od)ournpd today to
lilvo the premier n ohtttion in draw
up n oiiii'iin'.ii' plan which In ox-
peotod in roll) I'm support ot the.
fUUlHllStll.
l'i:i.N., III. i-'otirti vii ot M
I'nlvomlly (if IIHiikIh muilenlX iih-h-iliiiinl
ii! iv i'huffl,U nu'i'i Inn, wore
Ibllt'le In r.lre tin it it mo of lll' vleo)
president d( III" Culled Slnii'x.
You can't afford to
put anything but the
be3t tires on your car
That is why you
should buy
GENERAL
FIRESTONE
ami
OLDFIELD
Klamath Tire
House
"Cup" Calkins
Klamath Ave. & 6th St
Firestone, (ionornl ami
Oldftt-ld Tiros.
Wlison Wiley
Gives Klamath
Good Send-Off ii
NBW VOItK The rilko 'iulllt
how the grand Jury ilwl.i looki to
pVord Hi -y ilnn'l d--""i'V" " rodoMl
In... I' pudli" Ii.
to the friends of the reclamation service.
The answer came yesterday. There will be no talk
about a crooked election. There will be no talk of an
Thev have naid the government more than its due. They
j have stood the plunderbund of the reclamation service
!in patience and resignation, hoping that the rights of
Americans would lie recognized by the understrappers
accident. There will be no talk of the people not un- of the service. But they have gone the limit and if
derstanding the issues. It was -the largest vote in -the I Mead, or any other represent?'.!-".' She reclamation
history of the district. For two weeks the farmers were ; service wants to do business with the Klamath Irriga
regaled with facts and figures, lies and truths, until I tion district, it will have to be done with all cards on
there was not a man who did not fully understand that j the table, with all jokers out of the deck and 'on the
this was a fight to keep the reclamation sendee from ' t-asis of a square deal for both sides,
turning the surplus water rights of the project over to j So far as the past is concerned, the books are closed
the California Oregon Power company; that they were end will remain closed unless they are opened by the
oting for the enactment of a contract that would be reclamation service. On the board of directors of the
fair to the district and be free of the iniquitous jolfers Klamath Irrigation district are three men of whom the
'yor riiir-inbcr '!.. Utile tilings.
Von cot what the wife nodal
and the iiiinKH tin- children bbva
nuked fnr bill you degleol your
pfQciOttl ('''. I.t UH uttenil lo
their neodn.
' Dr. H. J. Winter
Byoiright Spoolutit
Klanmtli Kalis, Oro.
Wo ;::!nd our own cljiiui.
mat heretotore have cursed every agreement entered people are proud, i ney are men wno practice anu pe
into with the reclamation service; that they were giving iieve in open-handed dealing and will tolerate nothing
instructions to their directors to leave nothing- undone to t;lse. If the service will continue to send its dirty little
nothing-
regain that which had been stolen and to prevent the i tricksters here, hoping to slip something over, it js going
well laid plot to curtail the boundaries of the district jib be disappointed. If it will send a man who has some
and eliminate the tens of thousands of acres of the most brains and a little ability, but who nas some of the
fertile land in the west, to the end that the water might j rudiments of honesty and fair-play, there will be no
go to the California Oregon Power company instead of : trouble and within a short time the department of the
to the irrigation of this vast acreage. I interior will have forgotten that there is such a place as
The directors of the district are going to the reclama-jthe Klamath project. But the reclamation service must
tion service, not with a brick in one hand and an olive "ot forget that the water is ours and we will keep it.
branch m the other. They are going with a demand for
simple justice. They are going to meet the reclamation
service as one business concern meets another, with
contract that will be as fair to the government as it will
SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED
Since the date of the special election for councilman
from the second ward, there have been street rumors to
he to the landowners, with the unaltered and unalterable tng effect that fully fifty illegal votes were sworn in. If
determination that absolute home rule shall be granted Ujg ia true it is a matter that should claim the attention
to the Jvlamath project nothing less and nothing more.
Secretary Work, when he was here, stated that recla
mation has been a failure. Reclamation has not been a
failure, but the men who have administered the affairs
of the reclamation service have been a failure. Carry
ing into the work of the service the idiocies of the bure
aucrats, they have sought to impress upon the people
their stamp of assumed statesmanship and when re
pulsed they have taken on the role of the autocrat. That is
ihe trouble. Without brains or ability, ignorant of and
incompetent to cany on the work to which they have
been assigned, they have undertaken to hide their shame
under the cloak of official authority until their actions
have become unbearable and their insolence detested.
That is why the people of the Klamath project rose up
ip their might yesterday: that is why the people on evoiy
project throughout the west are bitter in their protests
and why the love and affection they should have for then
government is turning to hate. Appeal to those in power
like Work and Mead has proven unavailing, for they
have listened to the flatterers within the charmed cir
cle. They have believed the stories of bolshevism that
have been told about the best people in the west. They
have not dug down deep into the facts, but have ac
cepted the surface.
Commissioner Mead, in his back-stabbing letter that
he wrote last May to W. C.'Dalton, written at a time
when he was protesting the keenest friendship for and
interest in the people of this project, said, rn substance,
that if tlic owners of the Klamath project did not step
icirin ..irii-1 bni-rondur fr ihc snrvirm it ivrilill'.lii imnn:-;ihlV
to get settlers to come here: that the go'iimeht 'could
do nothing but bow down to the California Oregon Power
cgmpany contract and that if something was not done tpwe-ok,
of the c-rand iurv and if sufficient evidence is found to
warrant indictments it should be done. The day has
oassed in Klamath county when an election is a joke.
The law of the land must be respected and no place
more sincerely than at the ballot box.
' Another matter that should be brought to the atten
tion of the grand jury are the vicious charges made
luring the recent water users' election. During the
campaign open charges that the taxe of the district were
remitted in payment of campaign debts were made. If
they are true, then the officials of tii district have been
guilty of gross misconduct in office and should be-in
"dieted, convicted and removed. If they are untrue, then
those making them and those publishing them should be
indicted for criminal slander and libel.
Swearing Brings
Sen tence, in Jail
Bess tMc ho used IndeoOjit npstf
iige In a jiulilic ptece, ljvnreil tanoh
must nerve too 'dan IM .'all Btd pay
u flno ot fit.
' I,vn:h wnu uirroitfd In llcatty and
brought :.i KlauiatH Fall tlita
mornltig. He was rlnrd ))J .lunll""
Of the T'care K. X. Kendall.
Lynch a:id Alvin Willie aie alio
(hurled with iww:'.! a ',1' in : i
gating1 II 1 1 u -. ' T, . .ha:;; i hi:
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. I ISONS IN ( M WUiK
jMf ilK.; m ( '-I in StO f KlNMMll
( qill l lljlio '1'alle Tim e
diii-..iu of Kldrnatii l-'alla will h
in ihai'.fn of the laylni: of the cor
ner ulnae M nev' 'M- PiiV
Kplncopul church on ti-xt Rundfey
aHi..r..)i:ii al tlirce o'cioclt, waa the
nqnounuOTniint niaile lodny. . .
'I'll-, work on Ihn new church,
whlrh !s i"inr. Imllt aln-a;, Iho line
of th. old I'lnKllnh tnrl'h type,
will' he coiniileled by early HpiliiK,
la ihe hopo of iev. J. Henry Thom-
1 1
r i -ii ::3.B.i:-i i v.
Mi- :!i,.VMV(fciv) (hi. i
I on Sunday nftt-i ni'on.
(, Vill he here
'irner kIodc
STHMA
No euro for It, but woiccmo
f f rtlief Is ofton bruiiKiit by--
VICKS
U'llaon H. Wiley, KlllUintll nl
toruoy, nave iiin city tvtnl rounlv
iioiue VnlllOblo publfolly In mi i".
tondod In tor view ihi wwok in Tbo
OroKQuUn'ii "Cubic and no'' col
iiiiiii. Tho luicrvI'M rollown:
K la ma Hi l-'allH Ik In a hIiiU ol
iiuceiialuty and will KiinaJli no an
ill the utotalon or ihu luiei-Hiain
coinuKirco uouiltllilsloil on Ihe nuei.
Hon o( railroad dovtlopiuonl in the
lia-.m Ii MoUlpd, doclarod W. -1,
Wiley. Klaiuulh l-'iilln iittprniy, who
was ri'KlHtered al lie- lnipor,lnl liolnl
yi-Bierduy. "We fool llmt We ON
on Ihe vefKe of a Krool VdVolOP
ineni or down our way." .ml Mr,
Wiley. "However, b'uslttttHf nii-u
are uiarklnii tldtt on their pr
Jei led plauK Until' a m-uleineui ot
our iruiisporiailon quoitlon in flu
ally arrived nt With Ihe, Dalle-:
Callforniii hli:lway inaitlially coin
ideted.' other hl(hwaa of Iho mic
tion helni; tfewlopoil. ihe Smiili-'rii
i'. .lie cut-off mi I In. way In com
pletion, uud other railroad build'
in,-: dotlnttoly ploanod iIiIukn Iook
OXOOOdlOfly brtlbl to III, I cannot
Midi i n. nil Jutl what Hie oppOlltloO
in ihe OrcKott 'rriittk Hue eKitnl
log li-i road Into (lie K iii ill n I Ii DUfbl
Ih bntied on, Mont of iih believe
(hot tho more transportation we
can nei Hie bottol. We have Kriul
iiiuK v. !ci.e.l ii--.oiir. e-i In tlrnher and
puwi-r. Irrlitation projertn arc olio
tunkltiK aKrlcultiir.nl Innds i.iom pro
dUOtlvo, lli ciiuKe of our altitude II
la rtoiticwhnt eook-r anil hence lie
Kertiou Ik nulled in Iho rnHluit of
rurtuiu iirodacm which culinol le
as ancci-iKfiilly ymduceil elnewher.i
Buor Ix-i-tn were tried Ihe pni
year and ti aled lo.well that a miur
refinery in mi Immediate proNpect.
1 undei-nlttiid thai certain veMelalile
mnrketer have coucluded n deal lo
Rocure lottticn from IhOfO lain In
the Htiinmer and (all wlien ibe.crot-i
vlHewlu-re have uionlly dried up.
Then there in the rliiniile. Whin I
firm wont to Klamath Falli in inn;
i hoard B. ii. Harrtaun tpoak. Al
ihnt time he predleted thai Klnmut'i
KalU would ultluiateiy hi-roine ki
numiuer plnyiround of Ihe wimt OJ
OOthirn Calforala now la Ihe win
ter reaori. lie promised Immodlal
conilroatlou of the cutoff. Bopai i
Hon or tie- Sou thorn Pacific mil
Union, Cncltlo llnoi poitphnod thin,
howeverj All In all, we think we
have a ureal place down, there that
htt.-i a fulure." Mr. Wiley wan c
couipiinled by William MdNoaly.
They muile Ihe trip primarily lo in
tend the dedication Mf the new
Kiln' temple at Salem.
Masonic Lodge
Will Officiate
At Ceremonies
Is Your Health Slowly
Slipping Away
Klamath Pslhj People AdMao You
tu An In Tlllle
Ih- railing hpalth Aaklng you un
easy and unhappy? Are yOn tired,
weak and dispirited; Suffer dully
backache nod HtnbblnK, rhoumntlc
lwluRca? Then look to your klil
neyal Tho kldnty.s are tho blood
flltcrs. On thoy weaken, the
whole BSMtem hi upiet. You have
dizzy spells, headache! and urinary
IrregulitriUdq, Ynu feel all worn
out. Use Dean's Pills a stimulant
diuretic to the kidneys. Thousands
reeomnlond Doan's, Hero la Klamath
Valla proof:
.Mr::. II. V.'. QrlmoS, -til Nftih
St., says: "I hud severe backaches
nnd a sorene:ai over my kidneys.
Mornings I felt dull and languid and
my kidneys were wink nnd didn't
act right. Doan's I'llls wore Junt
Hie remedy to correct the trouble,
an they relieved tho backncho ond
all Blffp.) of kidney complaint.
Prlal 10c, at nil dealers. Don't
simply oak for n kidney remedy
get Doun'H Pill i ho name thnt
Mm. Grimea had. l''o'jtyr-.MIIIurii
Co., Mtrs.. Huffalo, N. Y. Adv.
BROUGHT RELIEF
AFTER I YEARS
$wmm
"Thc ny.lfjnnir Tiuilar will j I ...- - havo
my wartnont tbonltl, for l don'l vntvv H
nii c iw;fuiii,n to nay I jw in y tin and
prawn L Ktiod Ileal 111 t 'rnnlfic," l-i
klril.in;: Btolinllt i.f , ijj.'n w Qr04MtDIMH
"VtirfI hlmify rmi'i 'prrvnl tljn rilifry
I MiditrMl ir.t ;: yikto fr.,i i ladUaitlpii. At
tlmreijaKUiilns .vutifrl v.au h inuuiuund tho
lioartantl ftlmOkt Out if my brdftUi. 'I'liivii
iiwiuj paioa iroulil tkt tu 'i and ' iirm Uptira.
My (iiTvisi wc.-onll uturtTungi i itapt poorly
anil k in mcll had way that my duyn
H' rriiiij to bn Bhortdnlng rupidlyi
"i ii u'i .ovenrttUngt hut dltftppAlnttnant
wan my only rnwanl until I ht-Kitii taklriK
'r.if.i.'i:. i h.tvu boon tatdfitt Tanlio it ami
on for a yeur tuv ami fob! BO tllffttfOnfc that
thOTO'fl no rouin for cofiiiiari.-on. I i-atKootl 1
and iwp'gpod ami foel ttlat Taniao Iim
glren mo a new IcaHu on lirn,"
Taniao ih tot rolo '-v ait good dmiiKit,
AccQifi no iUbltltutOi
Taniao VvgttabJt I'liin ii-iniiiinciided
tiy the- 1 m !: of Tuntuu.
M-inhfTH of th MiiHonlc urth-r
wU h" In rhittK'- f tin- laying .r
thT corner ttOlio for tho DfjW Si.
PgtU'a BpiSCOPAl Church on Humlny
afiornoon at tho hour of throo
o'clock, wts tlu jinnontic-ontont made
today.
Tho OtOfld Mnntrr bolni n iiuTj1
to attontl tho crromonloH Iiuh hp
pointed Ornd itlarshgl i:. Dep.
nl of tho local lodj.'O, who will lav
tho Htoho. . ;.,
Masbng will moot at. tho MabooIo
hall at 2:30 Wttorg tho lodgn o
fiion win ho oponod In grand tb.tfji i
form with work in tho find dOgroOi
Knint tho hall the moinhoni will go
In a lody to ttU OjtefblOfi
BVGCKHBVUh i-:.tkT;i.mi.:xt
PnbUe Hchobla Ami Womon'g cinh
llavo Social GfttlierJrig
With tho aid of tin "Woman 'n
Clltb" of Klamath Agency tho pnh
lie mcIiooIh fiavo a vory gucewtftll
ontOrlaJnment and fioclal on Friday
opening. Through tho cooporatioM
Homo ?70. 00 waa toallzod for th"
purcha-to of a phonograph for tho
tan:la
COI ItT Of IHIMilt
To Hold PlrSl .MeelhiK on XovtiiifteT
IH In I don House
IU03
Thq flrat ineetlui; of the Courl
of ilouor 1 1 1 ho In-Ill In On- Qofirri
Iiouhi. Wednesday ovonliiffi Ptovom
bnr id. All' Hoy .Mum . lomlii,!
before tbq ponrt mum bo In unl
rdrm, and be prosopl nt. soyei) 0'
clonk lo go bjforo the oxnmlnlifi
honrd. Tin. Court rods Into v,sos
slpn ut bight o'clock- Bcouts iiiiihI
hove iin ir appllontions in at Head
(jpartors by the XOttl and ooino troop
official nidst l-i- proseni in vouoli
for tfiom before the Court win past
upon' nil SOOflta ready for Ibelr
second class, (Irsi cjdss and merit
had
n
iViird.
TI. Ik iniiii)iiiii'"iii(iii -vi, -i in.i.l,- hi
nay oy Hcoin loxocuiive mveroti o,
Mont iStj
Thanksgiving
,,i i
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M-.. ..ill . Hi,. hlahiKl
i-nkli aimrk t pl'ti-e for your
'lurkoys: 'fVvf your blidu.
caii nt oif niri -i 1,1
fllillin (Hl'l'laii mi Mat-kol
st. inr lAMtuoihn i "iio i"
DrotM ToBioysfl in i "'I oi
a ..mi will, nour sddrota
..ml 'wo HI Bali '.inn- to
you. We will r.-nive your
birds Hon Uth to rub. In-cluslVo.
SWIKT & COMl'A,NY
BARGAINS
in
FORDS
21924 Ford .'oadutera
like new.
1 192 1 Pdrd Coupe
2 1824 Ford tauruigs
have
cvi'lUct'ii
I'm, I.-, all Kootl anil
priced right
SUICK & STAR
Garage
Buying
CHEAP
GLASSES
IS POOR ECONOMY.
They ati made by ittoltliiw
i!io yl;is (not grinding)
mid the mrfaccn arc hatur
ally uneven, like a bottle.
They distort the rays of
lightj cause pain and (lis
comfort and injure llu- eye
sight. Our pricei ftn fitting ami
furhishlng ffrfliilid-to-order
glasses arc redsoridblc and
consistent With the value
of such services.
-
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Hxajnlnod
Itcpulm
4
filaHMeM
flit I'll
lick Mcrvli'o
DR. GOBLE
7IIU M.IV
. i i i ,
When Yom
Feet a
Cold
Cam,
'It
Vk- ;
W.I vflfc
f 1
f
fLmtlk
Brown
Quinine
iAbfofs
to work off tho causo and to
fortify tho Hynlom nuainat
an attack of Grip orinllu
cn.n. A Snfo nnd Proven
Komedy. Price UOc,
-The box liuars tlii&lgiinturo