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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27
CIRCUS . eosaM' r rAowM.
Oy Al. q. oarnes

0y Al. q. 0arnes
Circus 3 comm Z taown. by Heck.
II they amt stopped by . railroad
wreck!
A thousan' animules. al gosh daTns.
Owned BY . fell they call Al. Barnes.
Y gravy. the bears an monks an
sich.
They say, does actin without hitch.
One feller goes ina big steel cage
With thirty lions IN roarin' rage.
Can't say keer bout the wild beasts
much.
But I like the hosses. an gals. an
sich;
An / calkalate I'll see that show
II I hav' Z let tn plowin' 60!
Mirandy's jealous Is the OIL Nick.
But the boys all say I'm putty slick.
An I'm gonna wink at them gals when
They 90 by. or I'm settin' hen!
BY gum. they say they've the durndest
thing1
Folks has ever seed inside four rings:
Some jugglin' seals. an q wrestlin'
bear.
An six big bands that1l raise yer hair.
Electric fans an electric lights,
Big parades an lots o. other sights.
But it's them there gals that takes
my eye.
An I'm goin'. II it's on th' sly!
Got some mules they low Jest can't
be rid.
That amt much bigger'n katydid;
But I'll hor on to their stubborn neck
II rip my Sunday pants. by Heck!
A feller don't live but once. no how.
So M'randy oughtnt to raise no row;
! ken hardly wait till it's here. by
gum!
! wish it'd hurry up an KUN!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27
CENTRAL GARAGE PURcHAsGs
WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS

The Central garage has purchased
the Oregon Welding Works and Ma
chine Shop from Austin White. former
proprietor. on Sixth street. and have
rented the vacant room adjoining to
establish . repair and machine shop
In connection with their garage. Two
expert machinists and oxycetylene
experts will BE- here In few days to
handle q general machine and weld.
ing business. The shop In the garage
will be moved. giving the company
more storage room. but an emergency
shop will be maintained at the garage.
Several changes will be made at the
garage.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27
HIGH WATER COMING
IN MAY OR JUNE

PORTLAND. Ore. April 27.-Unless
the unexpected happens. the railways
Of the northwest will suffer more from
high water late In May and early In
June than was recorded in the mem.
orable year Of 1894. This Is the sit.
uation as 1t appears to A. J. Davidson.
general superintendent Of the Spo-
kane and Seattle railway. Because
Of heavy rainfall and heavy SHOWS In
the mountains. Davidson said he fear.
ed more from the high water than
from the war for the railroads Of the
Pacific northwest.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

policy ~ TO whether these lands srs
GOOD for the water charges and for Z
farm loan In addition. In connection
with the confederation Of the security
offered the fact that no interest II
charged BY the United States will b q
very important confederation and the
annual draft upon tho water users
purse Ia the only thing tina, need bc
considered In my Judgment.
u believe that II would be proper
for the landowners 10 give Immediate o
attention 10 the situation for the rca.
ron that II will take considerable time
to take the necessary steps 10 form
the irrigation district. which Ii In its
nature public or municipal corpor.
alton. and after that a contract with
the United States will have 10 bc
voted upon by the water users before
the water rtEht application lands can
DO released BY the secretary Of the
interior and the assent OF the United
states be given 10 tho release OF tho
stock subscription lands Of tho Water
Users Association. All these steps
OF course are preliminary TO the farm
loan relief and organization under tho
Farm Loan Act and the formation Of
the irritation district should not bs
delayed longer than In necessary II
the people desire reorganization.
Please mako II entirely clear that
'hs question Of reorsanisation is one
which IL up 70 The people In svsry
sense OF the word and ID not . step
which the reclamation oommission II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

subscribed would also be brought In
to help bear the burden Of the project.
"As regards operation and mainten.
ance charges for reclamation exten.
sion act requires payment In full 10
be made each year for project operx.
tion costs and the water users are
already bearing the burden out OF
their own pockets for lands for which
application has not been made. There
is no reason In law or In fairness why
lands which are being farmcd and I'm.
proved should bear the burden Of
these other lands held by spectators
who are not improving and are profit.
Ing or hope to profit by the improve.
ments made by their neighbors while
they themselves bear none Of the bur.
dens Of operating the system.
IAN additional reason which I am
sure will appeal to all is that the
Rural Credits Board has now held
that where the lands arc burdened
with mortgage lien. even though In
favor Of the United States. the farm
loan act Ii not applicable. but that
where the monies are collectible as
taxes. as In the case where an irrI.
Gstion district Ia formed. the legal i'm.
pediment II removed and that con.
sidsration only will be given 10 the
security and the amount Of the
charges which will have to be paid.
I'm other words. II an irrigation dis.
tSiet 10 formed. the bar which Is Gre.
stsd by the Farm Loan Act ID removed
and II becomes merely Q question OF
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27
RE0RCANlzATl0 DISCUSSED


part Of any one In Washington to In
sist that reorganization Of the Klam'
ath project be perfected by the water
users.
"The organization Of tho district
would. however. have several advan'
tages over the Water Users Associa'
tion. In the first place. the district
would have the power Immediately to
require all lands within the project to
pay operation and construction
charges. including lands for which
stock subscription to the association
has been made. but for which no water
right application has been filed. and
also lands for which no stock sub
scription has been made but for which
the irrigation system has been con.
structed.
"The association In Obliged by con.
tract with the United States TO make
all lands subscribed to the association
pay the water right charges. and suits
In all such cases will have to be
brought and several are now pending
by the Klamath association In order
to compel the subscribers 10 make IN
application. The district organisation
win bring these lands In automatically
without cost Of ntisstion. which othsr'
wise will necessarily b incurred BY
the water users. Other lsads not even
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27
ATHLETIC PARK ooEs
INTO eorAroes

TACOMA. WASH. April 27.-Four'
ty acres at the entrance to Point De.
fiance park will be planted to pota.
toes. the Tacoma board OF park com.
missioners has decided. The tract was
originally intended for an athletic
field. Alling park will also have Q
potato patch.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27
40 OUT 70 GET 49,.
SUGAR sEer LAND

Secretary Fred Fleet ana a.
Elder, secretary OF III" water u'''.
boarc Of directors. left this ape'
for tho country to get sugar pee' ss'
age signed up and TO work w ' ~,
for n meeting to be- held here ''"'
row or Monday might win ''"s n.y.,
dent manager Of tho Utah sus" wv
Company At Grants aPss'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

insiating upon. II the water usen ="
desirous Of holding some e'e"'"s
meeting In different parts Of Inc pOr
ects. I shall BE- glad TO give in'ol'nsu'S
~ 10 what plans III" service nn w.
cooperating with irrigation d'a'!''"
ON projects that are reorsan'seo'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27
COST Of l|v|NG
GOES on UPWARD
SINCE UNITED STATES eNreReo
the WAR ON APRIL . the cosr
OF eooosrUee MAS INCREASED
10 70 50 PER CENT

Upward. ever upward mounts the
cost Of living.
The United States entered the world
war April s. and since then the cost
of fcodstuffs has gone up from 10 to
50 per cent. The following prices. In
effect generally throughout the
northwest. shows the rise in the cost
of foo4istuffs (vholesnle).
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

Jstty 10 Completed on Columbia River
ASTORIA. Ore. April 27.-AfteT
four years spent In construction. the
north jetty at the mouth of the Colum.
bia In completed. The jetty extends
1880 feet toward the sea sud cost
approximately n.250.000. The south
breakvater cost over 1ll.000.000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27
OIRTHS

THOMPSON-To Mr.. and Mrs. Guy 8.
Thompson, who reside on the Mer.
rill road. near Stukel bridge. last night
at 10 O'Clock. q son; DR.. r. r. Hamil.
ton attending.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

Theret only one bright spot In the
entire situation. The price Of vese-
tables has not gone up since April s.
due principally to the arrival Of ship
ments from California.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

You are urged to be present at the
Hard Times social Wednesday. May q
Ladies' Night. at O'Clock. 27.3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

Unlted states cevnssls Here
q. 8. Taylor. Of Portland. and e. w.
Burr. Of Denver. Colo. district coun.
sells for the United States Reclamation
Service. arrived in the city last night
on business in connection with the
klamath irisation project They VIII
b here several days.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

4 large Upland caribou head is on
Display st Barney Chamber gun store
u thls city. The animal was shot In
ths wilds Of Canada BY Nn. J. d.
0ochran. formerly resident Of this
city ~ . recsnt visitor Hare With
hersbsothas. l0eosge G. Ulsieh Of this
CIV. seeaaDssisd BY NJ. Cochran.
~ aaipal veigAed go pounds when
ahat - y . sy1saAid spssimsa. Mrs..
Ceehsas 1as . rseord - . Wild animal
1nstss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

The water situation In the county.
according to reports received at the
local Unitsd States reclamation Of.
flee. which show that water II higher
now than at any time since the spring
q 1907. according to H. W. Humph.
re-. In charge Of this department The
damage. however. IL reported slight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27
L.o,cI,.a1'l' al Ne,ps


. Mlnimum today. - degrees.
. llaxtmum yesterday. 50 degrees.
. No precipitation.
H>H>>HHHHH~HHH>H,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27
70 Lsea1s Heee

llr. and Mn. Daley. q Sutherlin,
Ore. have arrived in the city and ex'
pect to locate here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

NJ Services at NJ. lakl
There will Be no church services q
the Mt Laki church next Sunday o.
account Of the illness Of the minister
Rev. Haynes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27
Let Fresn California

oaek Peem California
HrA 4 L. Appleeats has returned
from California. where she has been
since the death Of her father several
weeks ago.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

Dewn From AlSena
Foreman Easan. Of the woods At the
Algoma Lumber Company's mill. came
down last night and u in town today
on business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27
MILLINERY

Special sale Friday and Saturday.
26-lt RUNK Z SCHNEIDER.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27
oosrls Gdlter In

George Bradnaek. editor q the Dor
RI Ti0es. was . business visitor II
Tie city today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

81. Heavlia. rancher who resides
west q tAis city. vas In town today
On bnsiness.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

b. D. MoEtsasoa. q IL Pelican Ia.
Lumber Company. vas In town toda.
oa- businees.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

IN clsv ersm Aal,a
Mrs. ~. c. Gordon. Of Nalin. came
IN yesterday from that place.
uaal,n tlaM In rswW
J. r. Baker. Of Malin, 10 a business
visitor in the city this week.
leaves Ter the summer
Mrs. william Mcguire left today for
Pelican bay to spend the summer.
In City Frem Ranch
Tom Waters was in town today on
business from his valley ranch.
o1lIeoe oees - eere
Recruiting O0cer For went to Fort
Klamath yesterday On official business.
IN Vesaesday ~ ossiWsss
J. 4 lladdox vas n the city yester.
day q buslness frum Ais valley farm.
In PreM Valley Farm
n. Nyiaadsf vas In town today on
basiDsss ffoa his place down the
valley.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27
IN Frsm Pine orsve

0eoese Keller vas . Klamath Falls
visitor today a basisass fron PiAe
Grove.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27
DRESS LINEN. xl,MI

Unavailable pscas Linen. 5sineh
unerushsblc pvrns Linen. ieineh
comss In white. iixht blue. pink. goia
tau. lavender, Wh~n these are gone
there wiil b. no morv this season
Economy Sale Price. xl.W
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

Recfuiting O0cer Fur went to Fort
Klamath yesterday On official business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-27

Gentlemen enter ~
name ~ a contest In the !.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-02
- We Are Building Ardmore 80
Del Monte Canned Vegetables

DEL MONTE vegetables add the finishing touch to
well balanced meal
Canned Immediately they are picked, each va
riety retains all of the natural delicousness of the
fresh vegetable.
Order in quantities from your grocer today and
be prepared for any emergency.
Be to look for the red DEL MONTE shield
which is mot merely a label but guarantee" of
goodness, purity and quality, covering complete
line of canned fruits, vegetables, ellies jams pre-
serves, catsup rasins prunes and many other varie
ties.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30
HOHENZOLLERNISMUS AT BAY.

Two members of the reichstag spoke in debate of the sbty republic Germany stormy outburst followed the auson Scheidemann leader of the Social Democrats such political transformation He hasened say that things had gone far vet edcbour Independent Socialist reported saying:
 We introduce republic in Germany.
 and shall propose that constitutional committee take
 preparatory steps in that direction.
 The chancellor Won ethmann 1olwcg could only speak o of making peace with Russia and beyond that defend with much ankness his attitude in refusing make public Ger many peace aims. Unfortunately. the chancclor very spokcnness gave imperial government decidedly the aspect standing bay And that is position which gov in the situation of Won BethmannIollwcgS long maintain
 The ingenuity and coqucncc of the chancellor will be readily conceded by those who read his address the ecsa but the instability of the German existence Is concealed by his words The proponents of peace Germany united in batting the chancellor and he will have and the government security until peace officially promulgated What Mr. Wilson could draw from the WhcmSraSse what the declaration of the allies failed elicit, pretty certain be forced ucrancc by the reichstag.
 The conclusion is unavoidable that continued silence will bring revolution Germany and that peace which do not all schemes conquest annexation and indcmncS be dangerous vet the imperial As for that should constitute such rcnmciation they would be d confession of defeat.
 The Hohcnzolcrn dynasty s the defensive at home as the IIohcnzocn armies abroad may take German public to make peace for the German people.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30
THE MONROE DOCTRINE. 1

There are still some South Americans the good intentions Expressions from Argentina dsheartenng. leaders of the government something menacing in the Monroe doctrine
 America would be today except for the Monroe doctrine France Germany Portugal Spain Belgium Italy divided among them the Dark Continent Africa Liberia alone And the quarrel among powers the distribution of the African spois contributed to the outbreak of the present
 South America expelled Emperor Don Pedro is republican, except little Guiana, which is divided among o England Otherwise from Daren Cape Horn possession of its people who either themselves actually themselves if they do
 desirable South Amcrica's because the Monroe orbds European suzcran This nation has been guard iano of Latin America nearly hundred years.
 America although of smaller than Africa super for potential riches No Sahara occupies third of its surface The tropical basin of the Amazon exceeds its counterpart of Congo temperate South America reaches further pole larger than temperate Africa There much white mans country in South America than in Africa Already Ayan civilization extends South America whereas merely of Africa Bucnos Aires Rio de Janero rank with the worlds greatest cities whereas Johannesburg merely submated Cripple Creek and Cairo Mosclem capital To be Africa splendid prize judged from the standards o nations that prey but how much is South America!
 If we are disposed to doubt sometimes importance Monroe doctrine and question whether its maintenance worth fighting for consider what would have hands but the southwark Britain and France would fought Argentina conquered by Germany German influence would be paramount in Chile and intriguing Colombia against interests in Panama. Nenc zuea would be British dependency and Mexico would be dvd ed three four European constitute another French dominion.
 By virtue of the Monroe doctrines nibtion South America has been left herself for guardianship has been entirely negative and her people have had the privilege of working their salvation.
 Ii this policy has far proved itself it be still pursued difficulties might threaten position in tke world.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30
THE AMERICAN NAVY.

We proud of the fact that a olla of United States desoye is operating against the submarines European Furthermore my expect navy give good itself the against the The history of the American navy glorious No American warSp has been beaten in battle except when heavily Outclassed
 In the the revolution the little navy iorcahers captured destroyed British ships and performed maves pcying British and supplies for the English army America It generally known that Wash ngon army while investing New York City furnished with large part its food and with its and ammunition by little navy's captures of British shipping
 During the revolutionary Americans lost nine armed ships counting the Bon Home Richard which sunk after John Paul Jones had boarded captured the Seraps.
 Our next naval brush with the French who had demanded tribute this country During that cgtyfour armed French vessels captured sunk The Americans lost only 
 But navy really began shine in 1872 In that the land of the United every engagement that New Orleans which after the peace treaty had been signed Ghent But little twentythrec vessels every engagement The British lost 254 armed ships and the first months of the than five five hundred British merchantmen captured
 The American loss only four armed vessels.
 The marvellous of the Americans during the of navy equipped with longer guns the British ships heavier and The guns sighted and the British guns The British policy fire broasdeS the decks and of the enemy and then capture by boarding The American wcllamcd solid shot the enemy ship below the sink it. while shell and small raked the decks
 civil America again rcvolutionzed naval warfare with the first ironad constructed Of the fea of that it needless speak because the fighting American against American the side of the heaviest artillery and the largest bers and the greatest with right its side, finally winning
 The achievements of Dewey in Manila bay Schlc aguies of what may expect from fleet before the is
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30

THE BLIND LEADING THE BLIND.

The lower house congress passed the bill Claude Khin chairman of the and committee an nounccd: shall for it with my eyes shut
 This is the sort statcsmanshp the seniority system of motions gives congress- Mr. Kitchin onehorsc lawyer in little North Carolina heads the and merely because he is the senior democrat thereon becaus of his length of service.
 Mr. Kitchn has none of qualities leadership, of grasp the underlying principles of taxation in relation to finance entitc him superntend the formulation the greatest bill in the history of the naton
 Mir Kitchn voted with his eyes shut. A majority of the of representatives showed equal blindness It is hoped there will be enough atesmanship the senate the disastrous of the mistakes made by the house before the bill becomes law For long time the house has practically the its constitutional character originator legislation The only notable exception during period that Oscar Underwood chairman of the ways and committee of the house.
 Of this measure. by which $lSOO- OO0 extraordinary from the country the business prosperity supporter of finance be little realized by the Kitchn mechanics of talk lightly the need for heavy and
 little scrutiny where and how the shall be imposed They the famous Kilkenny principle of hitting head wherever they
 badly framed has in great power for evil II
 should bring about period of business depression the return prosperity would be far from It might give the country
 starting push down l with long hard climb prospect to get back.
 often repeated that taxation should be business rather than crush it into iesne For the condition of commerce and industry the country ability float loans and push through to carly victory.
 The bill passed by the house contcnpaeS raising twice as money by first year of the should be raised And, what Is the and unjust that they threaten industries with extinction and of them will yield the actually smaller revenues than collected
 of the features of the bill Is hat unsccntc and nequtabe section which abohcs the free list and provides for horizontal duties all imports Another the gressivc mail which proportion other laid and which will
 
 of high cducaive value to the people of the country.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30
A WORD TO THE WOMEN.

If you would bought had there buy just the samc-buy it this week
 Ii would have bought dress had there been buy the dress
 If you would have bought pair of shoes had there been buy those shoes without days delay Leather is going higher faster than imagine. hats dress goods
 and again. the government has appealed the pc pie hoard scrimp produce hard times by cconomzng.
 The government has asked that foodStus Some minimizing people seized upon that upon general policy squeezing dollars might ready grab them.
 Unless you produce hard times by throwing monkey wrench into the machinery o commerce. this country will upon of prosperity such as the world has
 Besides. you should allow the kaiser knock you hat. dress, pair of shoes party This is time for get ting blue
 There k really why should heed the advice of few who talk rigid the face of the dec aaons of the president who h rather of the secretary O commerce.
 Secretary of Agriculture Houston has recommended economy the table because the allies have food from the United States than the United States possibly spare but Mr. Houston has said in other respects live you would live if there
 Better time here than you have and you
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30

uphold the government while being loyal and patriotic all the time One enlist and the fighting front. Another
 plant and harvest either directly and person. by proxy through having the fields and the make possible harvest. The third furnish lend the government small large for both will be required Only yesterday from conservative that might 0000 000000 instead of $000O0O GOO before through with it.
 There distinction between the patriotic motive that lies behind either of these methods of assisting It may that the soldier sailor who gives himself gives and in that for he give his life But he give neither himself his life effectively the food produced that makes possible for the army light stomach and unless the money furnished that buys both food and munitions
 Have you bought your liberty bond:'