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THE BEND MTIXET1N, UEND, OIlFXJOJf, FKID.VY, KKlllUWUY 10, 10IT
GREEN WILL BE
POPULAR COLOR
SHADOW I.AWN Wll.l, ATTHACT
.MUCH ATTKNTIOX, AX1) OTHKK
XKW SHANKS ARK IXHIKCAST
ED FOU Nl'KIXG.
By Miu-Kurvt Vinson,
(Written for tho United Prow.)
NEW YORK. Fob. 16. Scientists
wow that white is not a color and
yet it is from tho White House that
most of our best little season color
schemes have emanated.
We havo had Alice Blue (though
I hope she isn't now) and Helen
pink and then Gait green, and now
this season we are to stick to the
same primary hue as the last named
color favorite, but be given a now
shade. And since there is no fem
inine appellation to colorfully rail
it we are to be tintod this springtime
delicate Shadowlawn green.
So it boo rus some of the presiden
tial notes are color after all.
' Most everyone will be glad to wel
come green back as coming events
always cast their Shadowlawns before
so the smart shopwindows are be
ginning to put forth green and flour
ishing frills and furbelows.
It is such a comfort now to know.
Isn't it, that when you turn green
'with envy you will be right in the
very latest -style, for all of us are
prone to do so.
Next to Shadowlawn green for pop
ularity will be the ever verdant em
erald hue and all the French models
are Paris green of course. Then
there is a lovely jade green that will
appeal - to the mast jaded sartorial
appetite, though when you are all
dolled up- in this exquisite shade you
mustn't take It amiss if you excite
exclamations of "Oh, isn't she the
with green-backs promise indeed a
verdant spring. .
Indeed, it tho mad craze for tho
wearing of the green goes much fi
liter, we may next expect It to effoct
our diet. No doubt green tea will
soon take tho place of pink tea. and
groon turtlo soup, green peppers,
green peas, green corn nnd green
gage plums make up our smartest
luncheon and dinner menus regard
less of calories. Uut anyway, may
our virtues also bloom and nourish
as long and as over green as our garments.
HIGH SCHOOL MOVES
('hisses Will Ho KMubllshed in New
HulldliiK on Monday.
Moving to tlie new quarters was
under way today at the llend high
school, and will bo continued tomor
row. Principal Eric Bolt stated that
he expected all tho classes which are
to move would be shifted by Monday.
The physics laboratory and tho
commercial department will remain
in tho old building tor the remainder
of tho year.
HOMESTEAD LAW IS
PRINTED TO MEET
GENERAL REQUEST
In response to the many requests
which have come In to The Bulletin
office, the 640 acre homestead law.
previously published in this paper,
is being reprinted today.
"H. R. 407. An act to provide for
stock - raising homesteads, and for
other purposes.
"Be it enacted by the senate, etc..
That from and after the passage or
this act it shall bo lawful for any
person qualified to make entry under
the homestead laws of the United
States to make a stock-raising home
stead entry for not exceeding six
hundred and forty acres of unap
propriated unreserved public lands
in reasonably compact form: Pro
vided, however. That the land so en
tered shall theretofore have been
designated by the Secretary of tho
Interior as stock-raising lands.
Section 2. That the Secretary of
jo me, sreeu always ana a tang ,j,e interior is hereby authorized, on
of youth and sea water and salad with application or otherwise, to designate
a dash of creme de menthe on the as stock-raising lands subject to entry
Bide. It is always cool and refresh- under this act. lands the surface of
ing and just a bit piquant, you know.) which is. in his opinion, chiefly val
Surely the Ideal color scheme for nable for grazing and raising forage
springtime and summer. (crops, do not contain merchantable
Just because we are to have ereon t'mber- r5 not susceptible of irriga
i Vt bcause(we are " naTe Kree 'tion from any known source of water
clothes, doesn't mean that we mu8tlsupplyi and'are 0, such character
have green Judgments and personal-! that gix hundred and forty acreB are
Hies, however. Many a bit of Shad-J reasonably required for the support
owlawn will no doubt cloak a pur-1 of a family; provided. That where
pie past and shroud a hectic present , any person qualified to make original
this summer. I or additional entry under the pro-
Green straw hats are adorable, es- visions of this act shall make appli-
noMaiiv whon tnnninir TiHan trocooo cation to enter any unappropriated
and it is just aa easy nowadays to , Pub"c ,and whlc.h .nas not been
irpt the Titian trPKSPH as it la tn epr lcu ""J"' ipiuviueu
3 II L 5!f lW application is accompanied and
6." supported by properly corroborated
piaiu ereen sauor snapes. uuinmmea affidavit of the BDDlicant In dunli
save for a self-toned ribbon bandicate showing prima facie that the
and a cunning poke shape medel of land applied for is of. the character
lettuce green is piled high with tiny contemplated by this act), such ap
apples, grapes, cherries and black- plication, together with the regular
berries, like a veritable fruit salad. Iees and commissions, shall be re
It reallr is a Deach celved by the register and receiver
. We are threatened with an epi- ?' the lan.d dist.rict ln wh'ch 8ald'an,(!
fv..1n.nl..J. 18 located and suspended until it
Tli i shall have been determined by the
whether green or otherwise. One of , secretary of the Interior whether said
leaf green straw, has a crown ot land Is actually of that character,
crown massed violets with their stems ;That during such suspension the land
falling fringe-like over the brim. To described in the application shall not
go with it, is a bag of leaf green be disposed of; and if the said land
satin with-, iu lower part a mass of ; shall be designated under this act,
the violets, their stems formine a ?nen Buch application shall be al
fringe across .the bpttom of the bag
In imitation of the stem fringed cha
peau. Another poke whose crown
is of inch-wide ribbon, lattice laced,
lias an accompanying bay of lattice
laced inch ribbon. For every bonnet
has its bag and every bag has its
bonnet these 1917 days of comple
ments and compliments.
Another violet poke dispenses with
the touch of favorite green and brims
its massed violet crown with violet
straw, faced in old blue silk. One
may get the necessary dash of ver
dure with this all violet bat, by wear
ing with it a frock of jade. For,
truly, one of nature's most perfect
color combinations Is green and vio
let, and as much as we like to go Na
ture one .better in this respect, we
can't improve ber.
Green suits, green sweaters, green
parasols, green stockings, green slip
pers, green blouses, green hankies
-and green purses, of course, filled
lowed; otherwise it shall be rejected,
subject to appeal; but no right to oc
cupy such lands shall be acquired by
reason of said application until said
lands have been designated as stock
raising lands.
"Sec. 3. That any qualified home
stead entryman may make entry un
der the homestead laws of lands so
designated by the Secretary of the
Interior, according to legal subdi
visions, in areaB not exceeding six
hundred and forty acres, and in com
pact form so far as may be subject
to the provisions of this act, and se
cure title thereto by compliance with
the terms of the homestead laws:
Provided, That a former homestead
entry of land of the character de
scribed in section two hereof shall
not be a bar to tho entry of a tract
within a radius of twenty miles from
such former entry under the provis
ions of this act, subject to the re
quirements of law as to residence and
Improvements, which, together with
the former entry, shall not exceed six
hundred and forty acres; Provided
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further, That tho entryman shall bo
required to outer all contiguous areas
of tho character heroin described
open to entry prior to tho en try of
any non-contiguous land: Provided
further, That Instead of cultivation
na required by the homestead laws
tho entryman Bhiill bo required to
muko permanent Improvements upon
the laud entered beforo llunl proof
is submitted tending to Increase the
value ot the sumo for stock-raising
purposes, of the value of not less than
1 -5 per acre, nntl at leant one-half
of such Improvements shall bo placed
upon tlie land within throe years af
ter tho ditto of entry thereof.
"Sec. 4. That liny homestead en
tryman ot lands of tho character
heroin described, who bus not sub
mitted final proof upon his ex
isting entry, shall have tho right to
enter, Bubjoet to tho provisions of
this act, such amount ot contlgious
lands designated for entry under the
provisions of this act as shall not,
together with the amount embraced
In his original entry, exceed six hun
dred and forty acres, and residence
upon tho original entry shall be cred
ited on both entries, but Improve
ments must be made on tho addition
al entry equal to $1.24 for each aero
thereof.
"Sec. 6. That persons who havo
submitted final proof upon, or re
ceived patent for, lands of tho char
acter herein described under tho
homestead laws, and who own and
reside upon the land so acquired may,
subject to tho provisions of this act,
make additional entry for nnd obtain
patent to contiguous lands designated
tor entry under tho provisions of thtB
act, which, together with tho area
theretofore acquired under tho
homestead law. Bhall not oxcoed six
hundred and forty acres, on proof of
the expenditure required by this act
on account ot permauont Improve
ments upon the additional entry.
"Sec. 6. That any person who is
the head of a family, or who has ar
rived at the age ot twenty-one years
and is a citizen ot the United States,
who has entered or acquired under
the homestead laws, prior to the
passage ot this act, lands ot ' tho
character described in this act, tho
area of which is less than six hundred
and forty acres, and who is unable
to exercise tho right of additional
entry horein conferred because no
lands subject to entry under this act
adjoin the tract so entored or ac
quired or lie within the twenty-mile
limit provided for In this act, may,
upon submitting proof that he resides
upon and has not sold the land so
entered or acquired and against
which land there are no encum
brances, relinquish or reconvev to
the United States the land so occu
pied, entered, or acquired, "and in
liou thereof, within tho same land
office district, may enter and acquire
title to six hundred and forty acres
of land subject to entry under this
act, but must show compliance with
all the provisions of this act respect
ing the new entry and with all tho
except as modified herein. -
"Sec. 7. That the commutation
provisions of the homestead laws
shall not apply to any entries made
under this act.
"Sec. 8. That any homestead en-
trymen or patentees who shall be
entitled to additional entry under
this act shall havo tor ninety days
after tho designation of lands subject
to entry under tho provisions of this
act and contiguous to tlioso entered
or owned anil occupied by htm the
preferential right to make additional
entry us provided In this act; Pro
vided, That where such lands con
tinuous to tho lauds of two or more
entrymen or patentees entitled to
additional entries under this section
are not sullleleiit in area to enable
such entrymen to secure by ad
ditional entry tho maximum amounts
to which they are omlilod. tho Hoc ro
tary of the Interior Is authorized to
mako an oqultnblo division ot tho
lands among tho Bovorul entrymen
or patentees, applying, to exercise
preferential rights, such division to
he In tracts of not less than forty
acres, or other legal sub-illvlslon,
nnd so mndu us to oqunllzo aa nearly
as possible the area which such en
trymen and patentees will acquire by
adding tho tracts ombracod In addi
tional entries to tho lands originally
held or owned by thorn: Provided
further, That where hut ono such
tract of vacant land may adjoin tho
lands of two or moro entrymen or
patentees entitled to exercise prefer
ential right hereunder, tho tract In
question may bo ontered by tho per
son who first submits to tho local
land olllco his application to exorcise
and patents Issued under tho said
preferential right.
"Sec. 9. That all entries made
and patents Issued under tho pro
visions of this act Bhall bo subject to
aim contain a reservation to tho
United States of all tho coal and
other mlnoruls In tho lands bo on
terod and patentod, together with tho
right to prospect for, mine, and re
move tho same. The coal and othor
mineral deposits in such lands shall
be subject to disposal by the United
States in accordance with tho pro
visions of the coal and mineral land
laws tn force at the time of such dis
posal. Any person qualified to locate
and enter the coal or other mineral
doposlts, or having the Hunt to mine
and remove the sumo undor tho laws
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The Shielding Shadow
Beginning
THURSDAY FEB. 22
al FEB. 23
will bo introduced alter the last
Chapter of
"The Lass of the
Lumberlands"
The Shil nj Shadow u the Bert Serial
Story ever produced for Lover, of
continued Stone
FEATURING
GRACE OARMOND and
ONE LAMP LOUIE
BEND THEATRE
of tho United Htales. (hull havo tho
right at all times to enter upon tho
lands entered or patented, us pro
vided by this act. for the purpose of
prospecting for coal or other mineral
therein, provided he shall not Injure,
damage, or destroy tho permanent
Improvements of the entryman or
patentee, uiitl shall be Italilo to uhtl
shall compensate the entryman or
patentee fur all damages to the crops
on such lands by reason of such pros
pecting. Any person who has ac
quired from the United States tho
coal or other mineral deposits In any
such land, or tho right to initio and
remove tho snine, may reenter and
occupy so much of tho surface there
of aa may bo required for all pur
poses reasonably Incident to tho min
ing or removal of the con! or other
minerals, first, upon securing the
written consent or waiver of . tho
homestead entryman or patentee;
second, upon payment of lie damages
to crops or other tangible Improve
ments to tho owner thereof, where
agreement may ho. had as to the
amount thereof; or, third, In lieu of
oilher of the foregoing provisions,
upon tho execution (,f tt good and suf
ficient btiiul or undertaking to thn
Unltod Hiatus for thn use and benefit
of the enlryiunn or owner of tho land,
to secure die payment of such dam
ages to the crops or tangible Improve
ments of thn oiitrytnen or owners, as
may he determined and fixed In nn
action brought upon thn bond or un
dertaking In a court of competent
Jurisdiction against thn principal and
sureties thereon, such bond or under
taking tn bn In form and In accord
ance with rules and regulations pro
scribed by thn Secretary of thn In
terlor ami to bn filed with and ap
proved by tho register and receiver
of tho local land oltlce of thn district
wherein the land Is situate, subject
tn appeal to the ('oiniiilsslonur of thn
(Inuernl Land Olflrti: Provided, That
all patents Issued for thn coal or oth
er mineral deposits herein reserved
shall conliilu appropriate notations
declaring them to be subject to thn
provisions of this net with referenco
to tho deposition, occupancy und usn
of the laud ns permitted to an entry
man under this act.
(To lie Continued.)
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