Pure Blood in Spring
,. n :ti. Tli! ereat medicine mrtt
X. certain if you tak. Uoa - wrofttl.
..nrinns. tumult's aim '
Hi !' r
ores, sft
dyspepsi
nervous
Mrs.
rnpricnce
r . . 1.1.1,1.1 mm
mors ana u rorv spring I was com-
Mrs. "I An a-' that ,L feeling. But
KTiar. h'i ithe Ht dose, comp.eteVy
heal.h and .trenslh." Begin to take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
.-. ..l linm.1 form or in chocolated iaoit
rheum or adapts itself equally wen -.,. - u
and a stomach troubles; euro rheumatism and ea.auU; cures
. i-i:... ....1 tlmr tired feeling.
trouli es, uemiitj - - ( . . ara
- 1 1 -.. einne hum. Mass.. My: "In-ojears
I F (lee. ow uouiu miv , ' ... i
. . ' . u, Hood's Sarsaparilla to fail, for apnng hu-
i nave . . , , .... thU
tier. It gives me picuMur n .-.
Pnnair.
Karsaiaba. 100 IWs One Dollar.
Sold even -where.
Paranaalil. CaHo.lljr.
"Rivers, wh.it brand i that cigar
ou'r smoking?" m.,i !i- a
"It's a Plor Rn1"
BenKr.dum of it. Brooks? I ll tell you
Ta.Tri.r"--of it.oldm.?n,
my list of 'Thing to b Avoided. -
Chicago Tribune.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO U DAYS
JjTrf lu-hin,. Blind. Bleouin. r ProWud-n,
PO. Ill M di or moBrivfuiBdl. We.
"pri
ma Crude Idea.
Foreigner Why do you rail it a
election?
Satire We call it th'. n""r cause
election. .
Off ib saata Kind,
-Old man.' aid the chronic calamity
bowler, buttonholing mm, t uo"
M bt ao alarmist, but "
-And I don't want to be alarmed. Good
mtrning." interrupted the other man,
breaking away from him.-, hie-ago l"t
n.a
wkwa will nd Mr, trinilowa Soothing
liulag lb lUuu period.
fiat a l oot pet itor.
Ha (at the reception) Don't you
think that young lady standing near
the piano Is a beauty i
She (coldly) Oh, I don't know. Do
you know her?
He Tea; she 1 Mr Merwla a
bride of a week.
and
Va
rlae Plerr'. ratal.
wit llluiiilnes one of the tluelinf
stories In Monsieur liotixtor Dorciere
rtv-ont book. "Sur l e I're."
l'riiuv Pierre loinarte.
French gentleman. Monsieur de la
ion. fmis:lit with pistols.
Monsieur de l.i Valette firM first and
mlssoJ. The prim nrtnl. hit IV la Va
lette lust above the holt, but did not
wound him. owing to a flve-frano pleo
In his waistcoat pocket. aainst which
the bullet was flatteneI.
"Sir," said Prim Itonnparte to his
adversiiry. holding out his hand, "let u
make friends, and allow nie to eon-
DEATH WINS FIGHT
Governor Cosgrove Passes Away
at Paso Robles.
END COMES VERY UNEXPECTEDLY
Heart Failure Was Immediate Cause
of Death Body to Be Brought
North tor Burial.
Taso Robles, Cal.. Mart 19.-Samuel
G. CosRrove, governor of the state
of Washington, died here suddenly
3 :30 o'clock yesterday morning.
H-art failure was tho immediate
cause of the governor' death. Al
though his condition had recently been
reported as improving, the governor
had really been growing worse, and two
days ago he took to his room. Although
conscious of his weakened condition,
death was sudden and there was no op
portunity for a last farewell between
husband and wife.
Rriirht's disease had marked Govern
or Cosgrove for a victim over eigni
months ago. He broke tiown in neum.
...!f. vmi mi the foreslcht with .hirinc the Washington primary cam
which you have Invested your money." paign, retiring to his home at Pomeroy,
KUtterlaa cl.
When rover Cleveland's son Rich
ard was born, his good friend. Jnb
i.,!',,,.!!!. drove over to (Jray Gables
irratulate the father.
"How many pounds does the child
weighT asked the noted actor.
Fifteen." was the reply.
-Nine." said the attending physician.
who bad Just come In.
Mr. Cleveland assured the doctor
.,., he must be mistaken. "The child
Vah.. in Setitember. and w as brought
to Paso Robles hot springs shortly after
th election in November. AlthoUKn
Governor Cosgrove improved siigntiy
under the treatment here, the strain oi
the trip to Olympia to take the inaug
ural oath was too great ana an immrai
ate reaction set in.
Mrs. Ccsgrove, worn out from ner
months of constant attendance upon
her feeble husband, was overcome by
trier trrief. but late in the afternoon
had recovered her poise sufficiently to
weighs fifteen pounds." said he; I make the preliminary arrangements iur
i, Mm mvlf with the scales I. ..rtinff home with the body. It has
t., .mi I use when we go fishing." been decided that Mrs. Cosgrove.
. u.n.imi I enmnanied hv Mr. and Mrs. J. M
ZTXTrMnsrr- derson, of Seattle, friends of the Con
cmiyune , t proves, w leave Paso Kooits mi
That laxative BBoao w -r - rni ' K. s on the north boun
ac
An
She (sweetlyt Ah!
Now that I Sea j WU er Cur. a CM in Ore Par. c
her from another ptiint of view, she Is
beautiful.
CITt - Vitas' Ure n -r..a !"
rill.,. b. Or .ioun
Neri e Ke-
a near rrleaxa.
t h..e nnr fren' Tamson's married
1 U... J--- -
again."
"Aye,
Beffcr i ".id . three wsd
. bu aiv. o... " r r .m i f ii i. . iii . . . -
two wreaths. uun-
Dc a. a SUia Ld..
Vael Jerry See. Thnk The-a.
"I ae," remarked I'ncle Jerry TeebleJ.
th lift imurance companiet have lairf
4owa a set of rules for malting peoplt
lire fifteen yetrt longer. I ain't going tc
pay any attention to tn. Tht life ln
auranct companiei have got a good
ttwugh thing as it ia-"'
Pettifs Eye Salve First Sold in 1807,
over 100 vears ago; sales increase
yearly; woederful remedy: cured mil
lions weak eyes. All druggists or
Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. i.
Caaraalaa- Fnakneaa.
"Myrtle, ia your mother oppoted to my
earning to set you?"
No, Tercy: aince I told her there
waa no er likelihood of your ever pro
posing to me the has withdrawn her ob
jection,." Chicago Tribune.
laaaoaalble.
T don't care about a church weddlns.
Myrtle. Do you? Wouldn't you rather
bt married right hert at your own
home?"
"Tea, but I am afraid we can't do that.
Algy. I'm quit sure it's forbidden in
the leaae." Chicago Tribune.
Wise people use Hamlins Wir-ard Oil to
atOD pam because tfity know it alay
makes good. Foolish people trv experi
ments. Ask your drugsi-t uixt:t it.
train for San Francisco. If that trai
nn time the funeral tiartV will De
able to connect with the Portland ex
press leaving Oakland this afternoon.
This will bring mem into iuiiii
late Tuesday night and a hurried trip
will be made to Olympia. the capital
of Washington. It is the desire oi
Mrs. Cosgrove to have services neiu at
.... I tk.. Mn.fn iin.i laipr i n.. rtruiaiiia . .
The recipe tor urvy-.v., f,i(v homa
ve nriiioc j
Pomeroy.
ding preseuts an
dee Advertiser.
-.wh hn. made an English firm wealthy
.a f-.m araa the secret in an old F.n-
.u.k f., f.ir renerations. A butler
told it for a amall aniounL
Eateal of Hla K.owlrof.
Td. TVw-ror Profeor. do you know
about political economy?
The Protestor I know Just enough
about economy to keep out of politics.
at
FAIR BSINGS THOUSANDS
Distemper
Tn !l it fnrmi. amomt all ares or Dorea tn)
and dogs, eared and other in the same at a- gUte, to the Pacific coast
D.nr,la From East doming to Ptorin-
west Seeking Opportunities
Ritrht now the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
exposition is the magnet that is at
tracting thousanasoi peopieirom r.oj,v-
Southern and .Muuiio neswrn
partly for
bie prevent d from having thedisea.- i wiin . . that theexiwsition will open
OREGON WATER LAWS.
R.vitw of Provlalons of Code Paed
by the Legislature.
11, John II. Lewla. State Unalne.
A water law for t)regtm, which is
olieved to bo the best among all tne
states of the Union. Ume ellective
on February 24. l0i. Complete state
control ia provided. no water v."
...... i,..e.,ft.F htt acouired without com
pliance with this law. It abolish the
old retiuin-ment of posting a notice on
th.. ii.o.W .,f the atream. tiert'n-ti
the priority of all rights win ne ti. v. r
mined bv the date ot receipt of an ap
plication in the olllce of the state engi
neer. If tho application is defective.,
t will be returned for correction w itn-
out loaing its priority.
The loading feature oi tnia um
b limitation of franchiaes to tho use
of water for power development to a
period of 40 year from tne uate oi H,r
plication, and the requirement that
reasonable fee be paid to tho atate in
all case by those benetlttetl. me
schwlulo of feea has been designed to
ultimately pay the entire cost of ad
ministration, thus relieving me -..-
era! tax payer, who derives oniy an
indirect benefit through the adileii pros
perity resulting from increased de.el-
nMmiOlt-
Tho payment to me stave u -
nual license fee of cents to i
hirtafttr appropr-Hted
U'ltd tllf.W t1a.i bv the Faton bill, which
takes effect on May 2-. inia lee ia u
be collected by tho board of contro
and adjusted from time to time, based
upon the percentage of power appro
priated which IS put to oenrnciai
In brief, the new water code creates
a board of control, composed of the
state engineer and the division super
intendent of each of the two water ui
visions into which the state has been
divided, and UHn this board rests the
responsibility of determining and re
cording all water rights heretofore ini
tiated, the granting oi new rigtua m
accordance with law, and the protec
tion of all water rights through a com
prehensive administrative system.
Before any protection can be granted
to vested rights under the new law,
..o-h rk.hta must first be determined
and recorded. Where numerous ditches
i.e. . .lr..m and especially if the
stream is long and the summer flow
limited, state protection is necessary
The emit and time consumed in de
rerminimr rights under the old law
was very great. The water users aicim
Silver creek, in Lake county, joined in
friendly suit to determine tneir
ritfhLt. so that a water master coui.i
be employed to distribute the meager
supply, thus preventing rn!uiij in
curring disputes. Fourteen lawyers
n .mnlnved on on V one SKlO OI Ull
.L.- l..-i.le.l
case, liecentiy, tno c--j .
by the Supreme court, after nine years
in courts. During this time, one of
the contestants died, one became In
sane, and a number, tiring of the con
flict, sold to others.
If the experience or Wyoming ia
any guide, the moat compucau-u i
can probably be decided, under the
nw low within a vear.
The coet is set out in the law ami is
designed to be less than the Cost oi
an abstract to the land, ror irrigation
rights, the cost will be hfteen cent
acre for eacn acre tor which a
. ii ... i..,.. I
thus makimr It nwwary ti ,. iouow
t tle thereafter in ausir
No right to the use oi '
,h T . reams of the slate can here
beacuired for .ny W-g
I..tl.ak Willi "i
osr develo, jt
sources some central onV '.
excess of I.OOtt,
ed a follows:
miwer from U to
rslon of water without the necessary
permit i made a niistieme."--
The application should be if
led v.iee of f: f'" examiuinir the
le together with the additional
tZ, depending- upon the proved use,
v... ireloution. graduated as follows:
15 rent, per acre from 0 to ' ;
6 cent per acres from l0h .
acres: 1 cent per ..'re for each a , i.
I Or Hr i-i . r.
"5 cents T horse
100: U cents pet
horse ,H.wer from 100 to l-Omm
po, horse ,-ower In excess of U'O .
For any other purposes, including ap
plication by municipameis.
' ti i,ir..r.oii form are provltl
for the apim-prialion of water; on. to
be ustni in case of new ..ppropriation.
......h... t.. i... .med where the appropri
ation is to be made by tho enlargement
....; ..viHimir work ami a
liri'XU'linii -r. .
...! , y .. t iii. unnlifatton i for
mini it" "i "
. t t.. eonstrurt a reservoir an
i ,....m.l auridu water. A separate
k innt bo made for ieriiii
-i.,r..,l waters prior to
its application to benelkial use. Tin
application is made on the first form
.. ..i...Ml above, and is then known as
a secondary permit, ami must reier "
th.. ..riniarv Hermit, ami t toe
voir from which the water supply is to
tx, derived. These forma, together
ith l.iro,-tioiis. can be secured by
..i.i.....i. th.. -tut. i eiiaineer, Sulein
W.irk must commence wmim
year from the date of application am
he romnlcled within a reasonable time,
1W...I in the liermit. not to exceei,
ritf.i wtnrit
If the water is appli"! t" the Ih-iio
ficial use within the lime anowt
tirtwir la taken of such fad by the d
eiinerintendent and a cerlitlcate
. t , . . t
issued the applicant by me e"" "
control. Thi cerlitlcate is t.f the same
form a Issued to early approprlalors
Uon determination of their rights, as
described above.
The new method of initialing water
rights may Seem cumbersome a Com
pared with the old method, but ll i
worth all it costs. The right. l-n
finally granted, i absolutely drier
mined as to all rights hereafter initi
ated. It will be determined b to all
the world, after a determination as
above outlined. This determination l
i Mil i
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JSf.. -:.t...:
OASTORIA
As Ollt't. 1 I t lt I M'.
AVacliiUt'I,ir(isritiloiinifAt
slmll,iiiii?iririikidJiiillWutt
linvJUtt Siiwuulis awllkawB &
rtomoli'! I)iylunf IrnfJ
nossaialM.CtiniilMia'i'w
liliiimtMiiiThinji'rFirfil.
Not NAt otic.
AeeT.eiifr-
Wepi'
AlatuiMt IkefM'm
a r..,f..,-i Pj-nwJv forftwflM
li,,ii.SmirSU.awb-tlMi
YormxXintMHwttvrnTTi
racS'm Sifnaita
SEW WHK.
For Infftntt rA Children.
The Kind You Have
, Always Bough!
Boars tlio
iatui'0
of
Ait
Sianatui'O SIM
W.
in
li!
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
l rr.r i i
H:Z5 SEW WHK, . I
in
'ttiaraiM
' it airi-
Faatt Copy of Wrapper.
... m4m: ,
e.ir,n
I wlM '
t.i I '
lill'.-l
.. "l! !''
IW4II i'lS.
. ; t a -mm.
.Mil,. .
114 r ... .e.4 i4
, i,'lv4 - I t W
t MlwMl ra
per
MUaaderatood llltn.
The elderly widower, before committing 1
fcimaelf, waa deairoua of finding out j
whether or aot the young woman couid '
eok- ...
"Er Miaa Pearl," he said, "I suppose
yaa are thoroughly at borne in the bread
"I never itood in one In my life. ir:
Indignantly answered the proud girl.
K Cares While Vtw Walk.
Allen's Foot-Kaw la aevrtain pure for hot,
sweating. callus, aud wolien.k' liiT:; .'eet. b:d
br all llruggletB- Friee i. b'iri'l acrpt any
tutntituie. Trial parkane 1-KEE. Addrcm
Allan &, Olraited, Le Ky, N. Y.
Addltloaal Partlcolara.
6t. Patrick waa driving the snakes out
f Ireland.
"If you take my advice, young men,"
he said to the reporters, "you won't write
thil up you'll get the reputation of being
aaturt fakera."
But the good man's admonition wai
wasted. They rushed the ttory into print.
Chicago Tribune.
PW, lnstemperO.re.I-.jew ,T, rTw line of thoigbt with its great water right i. da.med up to , on. nun-
uver j-y,w . - -r :;.( th Hred acres, live cent irom 0110 Hun
dred to one thousand inclus.ve, ami
one cent for each acre in excess of
one thousand acres. For power, the
cost will be twenty-five cent for each
theoretical horse power claimed, up to
and including one hundred, fifteen
cents from one hundred to one thou
sand, inclusive, five cent from one
thousand to two thousanu, inciusiv.
ml twn cent m r horse power above
two thousand, the minimum fee tn
either case to be two dollars and fifty
cents. Kor any other claim to water
the fee is five dollars.
The nrocedure IS Simple. A list Ot
- 1
guarantee;.. r.,' iZ. UrTiJJi.t. ,,r :r..i... Aln.a. Hawaii and the
mi to manufacturers. Arentswanted. p. n;,,nine as w ell as the Orient, and
Write f.r free .book. l-Phn Med Lo.,i.pec. J
tontag.ous iia.e., r- bordering
slvijii. " " - " -
K...l..hl Walked. I nn the FBCIHC.
"Tea. I went over on the North Mtie The stat oi wasnington anu
1 1 J:.I- tw,.W I .- .L. U.w.,.r dnnnrl fiilintrV
til! nriy dariisTllu, will soon be the mecca for trainloaa
'Bridced. thr Uf trflntrr. But Washington win
tra for an lndelitilte
HI. SLIe.ma.lia. a .ew. -- .
TrustT Hen. hman Then you believe la periou tor A. -t. . '
a primary law. do you, colonel?
Political Magnate Krnphaticatly. yes
It is the easiest of all games to beat.
, viit to the exposition
further than
at Seattle.
There are opportunities on the racinc
coast for the homeseeker as well as
. . . . . ..a I . 1 r . . . n .1 . 1 ,,11,
'' the merchant ana manusactuiei oiiu ... - - . .,. ,.. .
Hear about the ternhc magaiine vigitor8 to the fair inU-nd to stte jiui iut.u u u ,,iireH
How about it?
When did It
Out
Z Vn h Tnlora-lo I'tah owner on tne stream. n. ib.i.,
"hat ' Wl. .ldfr,hlaf0,a.Lw, li under forfeiture of hi. right, to answer
.73 r3. hav. to offer in the the question, which. U.gether w.tn
way of inducements to settlers. Of
course the tourists will be here in large
numbers and their itinerary nearly ai
. includes all the mountain, lake
"V- " .7 . e 1L-...L.,
plosion
'-.No.
happen?"
Next March. Happened to th
look." Cbi'aeo 'Tribune.
The Ser.aat Problem Aaala
"Mid vou hear that Mrs. fckiddoo
ranaht her husband flirting with that . ide regorui of the Northwest
pretty cook she engaged a mouth ago?" The epxosition itself is going to open
"Is it possible:
"It is. Indeed, fche was terribly np-
ft hv it."
r i,-miUI Irnaelne she would be. Did
she send the cook away?"
nvhv no. She seat her husband
away." Judge.
the eyes of the thousands of visitors
who will come Seattle expecting to
find an exhibition very similar to what
has been offered before. lne Aiasga
Yukon-Pacific exposition is , -,, .,, CBn be
lose - -- . .., ,.,.,h...f...
correcteo ami, it iiei.-K.nuij, .
survey of stream and land areas and
measurements or tne water auppiy uy
the atate engineer, furnish all nccea-
sary information for an adjucation 01
rights. The maps and all statements,
signed under oath before the superin
tendent, are submitted upon a uiven
Inv for examination by ail inioresieo
nart e. If anyone tninKS nis neigntHtr
is making an eroneou. or exiravugem
laim, his temtimony can be contestea
careful I
4 Samo.wVidv m$k& mXr wiAm
mx) be firoAuwy dttpervstei wm
rcufeiw YvvgarwviTt3i art i assvs
vtaitdyi ipot"Tov insunsvmtv,
proper eJ5ors.oidtrVvut ttatraWy.
CALIFORNIA
Fig Syrup Co.
SOLO STALL LfAOlMO OSUOOllTS
MIStuoaur-Mcouuui eaiti so' pis bottle
tn he remembered after its gates c
henoae nf its oTcat size or by the num.
v-e .,f ita bnildinirs. but because of the
beautiful picture formed by tne worn
th ho rler and lanascape artist.
how you tramp around In the sleet, my framed .fl Hy eHi mountains and
poor man. j ... paper ..-t. . woodland scer)..ry d.siriDUtea iav.B...j -- - k lh(J ordcr iB con.
7 'V .i. :.. .....r.H
irmcu. Ji tne c " '"r.u
within six monthr, the decree become.
III. Onljr Feme.
Kind Lady Yon should be
timony taken. As soon as possible, an
order is entered by the board, determ
inir.rr the rights. This order is put In
in evecntion at once and later filed with
the Circuit court for confirmation. If
DR. T. P. WISE
DENTIST
Crown and Bridga Work a Specialty
tM-208 Merrhanta Trust Ruildinr
Ltftt Waihinatun, cor. Sixth PORTLAND. OR
are Bve varieties of grip.
Sandy Pikes Imt may be, lady, but
der is only one kind aat I am aueerea
of.
Kind Lady And what is that?
Sandy Pikes De bulldog's grip,
mum.
On Sided Obllaalloa.
The fat paaseoger accidentally stepped
on the street car conductor's foot.
"I beg your pardon, air," aald th con
ductor. "Not at all: I beg your."
"Hut vou don't have to do that, yoa
know. Passengers are not expected W
he rvilUe to conductors.
Besides, the unexpected apology flu-
tered the conductor, and be rang up twp
tar. Chi'"-"
liuw I Mejr atet.
Aeeiilpninllv thev encountered each
tber for the first time at a railway turn
tile.
Let me oaia!" haughtily exclaimed
one of the two.
Vol" said the other, with equal baugtt-
tinem. "I am first, if you please I
"O, you are, art you?"
"I am!"
"Indeed? Who are you?"
"1 am th Gibson girl !"
"Then you shall go firnt on account of
your age. I am th Harrison Fisher
girl."
With a mocking smilt th Harrison
Fisher girl atepped aaide and let U Oik
ton firl past. Chicago Tribune.
ti'aeqaal Dial rtbailoa.
Th head waiter at th banquet was la
a towerin rage
"Tbey paid that word .linger $o0 for
half an hour a talk," b fumed : "and all
I got waa SU.95, mostly in nickel I
nn overv hand bv nature. W hpn
nnuiru,n oriens on June 1 the show
wi be comclete in every ueian, no .-
ample of Western spirit and enterprise.
final.
Upon such final determination, water
ritfht certificate are issued in accord
ance with the decree. These certifi
cates are then recorded in the county
records and bear the same relation to
the water title as ti e patent from the
'Tnited States does the land title.
The
land,
kes
A FlarorJnrf. It maL
yrup better ttan Maple.
J Sold by grocara.
Castro Hard Problem.
Imlnn. March 29. Cipriano Ca.
tro's theatrical ism, thougn ignoreu oy
the French government, promist;s in
.u nnininn of Kuroitean publicists, to
furnish jjerplexing problems for the The right of each user from the stream
Washington administration unless the or from a large ditch, will thus be do
Corc authorities act with unexpect- t rmined. The law makes the grant
.j enere-v aeainstthe returning "Black l0 the use of water for irrigation ap.
r? i ,.r the Annes. raris louroui. i niirtenant wj vow ioou
hone President Taft will not neglect title thereafter passes with the
.ton ea cu atea to nreveiit uic r-
turn to the old disorderly regime which
flouted the United States and Europe
insolently. '
Indictments for Smuggling.
El Paso, March 29.- Under indict
ments returned by the Federal grand
jury at Chicago, charging conspiracy
to smuggle alien inw
SUtes, seven arrests were made today
by deputy marshals at widely separat-.-i
rminta Four men were jailed here,
one at Alamo Gordo, N. M., and two
at Chicago. It is allegcu tne men r
...ted are members of an organized
gang, operating from the border to
Chicago ior amuggunK vii-.
Chinese Come Among Beans
Ahilene. Tex.. March 29. Attract
ed by the sound of voices in a boxcar
which supposedly contained only a
shipment of beans en route from Los
Angeles to nicBB, .i...."....
Ae-ent Dinworth, at Big Springs, had
the car opened and took into custody
16 Chinese who are held on a charge
of having evaded the immigration
laws. v
jn.i a uraia.
"He's such an apparent liar," mild
fowne, "and so recklee. Oh! he's a
bird !"
"Yes, he Is a bird," replied Browne,
"and It's bo easy to catch him. All
you've got to do Is put a little salt on
111. tn le." Pill I adel i h I I're,
gcott What makes you think that
tho trust originated In Ithodu Island?
Mott Dud used to speak of the trust
In Providence a. fur back a. when I
wa. a boy. Boston Traveler.
Boiler f noble.,
Htlr very foamy one cup of butter,
one-half cup f "Kar, one whole egg
and two yolks; then add two cups of
finely sifted flour; flavor with almond
extract. the dough rest for an
hour, covered, and In a cool place.
Then take out on floured linking board
ami cut out small cookie. Brush with
while of egg and sprinkle with gran
ulated sugar. Bake a very light gold
en brown, on floured tins.
When a man Is trying to sell you
aumetblug, don't Imuglue be la that
polite all the time.
made witht ut cost to the new appro-
priator.
No large canal can be operated with
out one or more water master to di
vide the water in accorlsme with the
riehts and needs of the dilTerettt later
als. Likewise, irrigation from public
treanis cannot be a success without
water masters to regulate diversions,
The use of streams to convey stored
water to its place of use was impxisi
ble under the old law, and the con
struct ion of many reservoirs was mui
tirevented.
A rights are Ueiermineti unuer w
new aw. uialricis are crruu-.l aim
water masters appointed, where de
mandril by the water users, to enfore
the decree of the board or of th
courts. This utllcer is accountable to
the division sui-rintenileiit and pro
tect, not only the early right, but al
so all new rights an 1 the right of res
ervoir owners.
When a headgale has been lawfully
closed to admit the proper quantity of
water, or shut entirely, it is a mttde-
meanor for the owner to disturb It.
If tho Bate has been wrongfully opened
during- the night, the presence of moist
ure in the ditch m the morning I de
clared to be aulhrlrnt evidence to con
vict the owner tf unlawful use.
With uch an ollicer available, capl
tal will not hesitate to invest in stor
age works. The water, w hen released
can and will be protected by the water
master, no matter how many ditehe
intervene, and the owner permitted to
divert an equal amount, less Unit lost
by seepage and evasration.
The final object of tho new water
law is the protection of vested rights,
when determined, and to encourage
the development and use of our un
appropriated waters. This encourag
ment i provided in ttle ileluille pro
cedure for acquirement of new rights
The feea aro of no consequence to the
one who contemplates putting the
water to beneficial use. Ill fact, the
certainty of right, which is essential
as a buaia for intelligent investment
on a large stale, is worh far more
than it costs. the old-time notice
man, whose chief business under the
old law was to hold up the public, is
effectively discouraged by these fee
The oHice of the board of control is
located at Salem. It is composed of
three member, appointed by the gov
ernor as follows: John II. Lewis,
state engineer, Sulem, president; F
M. Saxton, Baker City, and II. L. Ilol-
gato, Bonanza, Klamath county,
Messrs. Holgato ;nnU riaxlon are re
spectively tho division superintendents
of tho Western and haalern water di
visions. The board, or it respective
members, will he glud to assist tin
public as far hr possible under the new
code and will furnish information upon
request.
Mmooliil. Cream..
Measure the iiiibeuten white of an
egg, add to It as much wnter us there
I. white, and Htlr lulu this mixture
enough confectioner sugar to make, a
piiste that run be molded Into slinpe,
Roll between the piilm Into round
ballB, roll eiieh of these over and over
In the chocolate routing and lay on
waxed paper to dry.
A married 1111111 comes nearer know-
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WE HAVE INQUIRIES
For Farms in tho Northwest
from peoj.lewho urr oti the way
from the Fast and Middle et
and run ( lure you in touch with
buyers ith money.
1 et us lirnr what J'oq have for sale
ATLAS LAND COMPANY
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lug how men 11 hu la tliau one who Is
not married.
Ilnalieil I'olnloea, llriirvned.
Cut cold boiled poliitoeM Into very
.mall dire, mix with llieiu n t u 1 1 1
HIKioliflll of buller, 11 tin Hli of luliiced
onion unil a tablfHpooiiful of mlm-cd
pursley. Turn lido n gniised frying
pan and eook long enough fur tho
tmiNH to brown nl: the bottom. In, nut
stir. When browned, Ioohcii nbout I lie
edges und bottom of Hie piiti with II
knife and turn the pun upslilu down
over a heated plotter.
Kvery iiniii liuiik he I renin !iH
'help' better tliaii any other einnlov.
r lu tue wonu.
artha Washington!
L-omtort bhocs
1 will never know what uenulne
Olllfort I Ulltll Von wir Nt .nhti
WaahiiiKlon (Jonilot t hlux.-. Thev rn.
a th ed und athinu foot and makes walk.
a ploaiiro. Tliuy (It like a ulovo und
1 aa i?:imv a. a Mi.w-Lin,. Ki.. t..i.,..
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a tides "give" with every movement I tho toot. Insuring
non ami a perfect lit. AbAoluta comfort r uarttnteau. .
Itewuro of imitation. Only tliu uenulno liuvo the nanus 7""
asningloii and Mayor Trado Murk stamped on the ol.
aulwtUuto. Your dealer will supply you; U not, wrlto to us.
FRKK-U yon will aen.l u lha asm o w'JVr,,
rfoet run haoiflo Martha SV aaliliiulini Lomlort '"At
end you tree, im.iiiiiia,. Immiui llul pk-iur. '
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lioea, Verma Ciulilou dIhm and 8ixet;',u '
bcliool alius.
F. Mayer Boot Ci Shoe Co.
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