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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1909)
,rrjs""' R4 Rv OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY PHONE MARSH LANDS 50 FIR CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER.; - - - 3 KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AD UPWARDS. EASY TER! H 14 I ft hk '-v THE EVENING HERALD iMMd Dally, Kictpt Sandty, by th HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor u tt RATES: SUBSCRIPTION Deity, by mail, ono rear. . .. ..i&.oo Dally, by snail. tU months ,,&0 Dally, by mail, thm month l,& Dally, by mall, on month 60 Dally, dcllYred by carrier, ona wart KLAMATH FALLS, TUESDAY, JUNE 9. 1909. EXCOCIUOB VOIR UtSBAMX Do sol hesitate to remind blm arary tew day tbat you bare nothing decant to wear narer hT had tne you vera married. Aak blm, overy little while, "Why la It never bare anytblac He oth er people; never go anywhere?" Do not fall to tall him now and then that ha baa bean hard up (or money avaralnca you were married. Do not forget to twit him with th fact that be took you out of a com fortable homo and burled ou la aa obacure, out-of-the-way place, and thai he never baa Urn to. go any where, with you, Do not forget to remind your hut band often tbat your-children do not dree a, other children do; that th girl aboald take mualc.laaaona from the, beet teacher and. that they abould hav a flrtt-clata ptano and other thing to correspond. Do not encourage your children to wear their clothe a long time; and never try to make them over. Wbn a garment begins to abow wear, to get a little out of date, uit cast It aside and get a new one. New clothe look to. much fresher and smarter than old' ones, and ona fcelt to much better In them. Do not.try to economise too much. Tou know It la the liberal aoul that gets fat. Be generon with your hut band's money. Saccate Magailn. HE FAMED. Judge: "A're you a, freeholder?" Talesman: "Yea.Vr; I am." "Married or single." "Harried three, year last June." "Have you formed or crpreeeed any opinion?" "Not for three years, your honor." Han and wife want two furnUhed room with board, near Upper Lake preferred; sUt prtc Addrew O. U U. U., IBU OBSCV, til BALUXGKR'S DKCIWU.V. (Oondaded From First lage. the official acreage and the actual Ir rigable acreage, amounting la tome cases to as much aa 10 55 aero In a total of SS acres. "In May, 10S, this Question was presented to the Department In con nection with the Hondo project In New Mexico, where Is was shown tbat discrepancies of as great at 111 acres MMn - ..t.i4 In ih. Aft.til township plata. in pursuance of a1 roport and recommendation from the Commissioner of the General Land Ollcc. tho Department on May S. 1MB, instructed th Reclamation Ser vice to not th actual irrigable acre age on.the plats whenever there wat an excasa aa great a Spr cent, and to bate the charge on th actual acreage. I "In many case throughout the' various projects excess acreago rang- leg as high as 40 per cent has been found. The, result Is that aa ftO-aere farm unit might contain more than J 100 acre and the owner would use the quantity, of water required for 100 acres, in such cases be should make tho proportionate payment on 100 aeree. Hla crop, of courto. would bo gathered from 100 acres. The benefit which each water user derive ' from the project It In a general way measured by the Irrigable acreage. and It ia only fair and Just that hr should pay In proportion to th Irri gable acreage. Moreover, section 4 of, the Reclamation Act require tbat the charge 'shall be proportioned equitably.' and actual Irrigable acre age la manifestly th only proper ba- of equitable apportionment, w far aa area la concerned. Transfer of Irrigated Land. "It Is suggested tbat there la torn uneasiness among the land owners relative, to future transfer of land title on account of th difference In Irrigable areas shown on th, farm unit plat and th Irrlgsblo acreag&i abown in tbclr patents or u la difficult to understand how the va lidity of tho tltlo can be affined by theto figures. It Is rccognliwl lli.it on account of errors In turroy tla ac tual acreage may differ from the of ficial acreage. Ono who received patent tor SO acres may without tiny legal objection on tbat account tub dtrlJo or act) on 100 acres front tho tract, provided tbat It contains thai amount of land. "tt Is a nall-sctttcd rule tbat mt'tr and bounds In tt o dojcrWljn of tandt 1U control distances r.n 1 quitn titles. The location of the boat.lrrus of tbo tracts In question bclug defin itely fixed on tl o ground, tho actual area may pro: v: bo considered lu a case of this kind. "Tbo amount ct execs on Ibis ac count Is considerable, iitul H li to tbe Interest of every water user that the charges bo npportloncJ irrordins to the actual bcucflt received by each, and no other Just vny of mwtl.i; this condition l.nt been tucroUrtl " Helping the Town By beaktnf yomr snoncy la a bank la your own comman. ity you Increase the community' power to do bsulnc. If abatantial farmer waat to borrow money there I more to loaa them. It yon bank jro r money away from home It la loaned to other farmer, meaxfcant and manafactnrer. Help roar bom neontt. Money hidden at borne help no one. Placed in a bank K la f to work fas way that help all. The First National Bank of. Klamath Falls bM,tattlarlNrWMrlHiliRlMk 1 A Savings Account I a rata? day fas, a Mm laawanc policy, a sick bonedt, a immalbaiidMaMawnMoa. Thar U ao I orf ettu kt th jamtinnsT and tt ia tmder the owner eoatrol at al Urn. It win tida ham orr ririnumi it will car for lila Z ttBty'ifoa' & WHWtV,1awl& & bar blm whoa ha die. It ia a atmple bnslnem propotltloo. Begs early, and to tfcMlto'mnM'lB 1ert, It wttt aanpl him a ha Joarswya. Maw la thai 5dw rirat Tnujt and Savins Bank co-opeiutivi: wiinu vnror.1). (Concluded I'miu Flrnt IVce.) paying those- srttlcrs In cnh, the a soclatlon paid thorn In ' scrip," Is sued under tho direction of tbv Rec lamation Service. Later, vrbon water was turned otito tbo project, tbo settler could mcko his pajmont for water In scrip ralU than cash, tho llcclamatlon Strvlcs taring agreed to accept this isrla In lieu of cash. The tcrrlco lost nctl ln by this practice, for the work vat tually performed and the cost of tlia tabor nas abown on tbo book. Vb.u scrip came In. cash was traniferrod from tho building fund to the rec lamation fund, and the account I bal anced. Just as If tbo settler had Ukij paid In cash, and later turned bi cash back Into the reclamation fund. Law Doc Not Allow II. But there Is no law for any such system. No moro agreoments will bo entered Into with water usor' asso ciations, and no moro scrip will be paid out, save in tboso Instances where projects built on tho co-opera-tvo plan aro hearing completion. However, all outstanding scrip wilt be honored, and settlers who bavo been paid In scrip will loto nothing. Scrip cow In their possession la aa good as tbo day It was Issued, and will bo accepted, because the Secre tary does net Intend to dtserodlt any agroements entered Into with the unction of bis predecessor. It Is only a to futuro works tbat hit or- dor appllos. In taking tho position ho doet, Mr. Dalllngcr has tho backlog of the Attorney-General, who roported that tbcro wat no warrant tor this co-operative ystcm of building govern ment Irrigation works. In the future, according to the ruling of the At-torney-Oeneral, no now project or unit ot a project can be undertaken until thero Is avatlablo In the rec lamation fund enough actual cash to defray the cntlro cost ot building tbat project or unit. This, too. Is an in novation, for under the latrf admin istration, project were undertaken oa the assumption that th fund would be on hand before any adopted project wa completed. The effect of tbl ruling will be to retard some what work. Rapidly, tho working of the Recla mation Sorvlco Is being mad to con form strictly to tho word and Intent of the law, and prnctlcos and custom not authorized or contemplated by th law aro being set aside. BALUVGER STARTS WEST. I --- CHICAGO, June . Secretary Balllnser urn. 'id yesterday on hi way to llo I'iir Wot. whero b will pass tbo summer In thu study of gov ernment Irrigation projteta and other works of tho Interior Department. "Tho Trcsldcnt has tent roe West tbat I might becomo more fully ac quainted with the socessltlc of the neclainLtlon Sonlco,'' eaid Mr. BaN llngor, "and that I might be abl to make audi modifications In it admin istration as may be necessary. ''In vlev of the great number of projects under construction and th limited amount ot funds, it It nec- ry to make th apportionment carry on work wher th grMUtt necottlty or omorgonclos exist. For this reason soma project cannot be completed as rapidly a might b de !rd." LADIES, ATTENTION. Mr. L. E. D Hay will act a my gMt and will carry eomplet stock of Perfume, Mauagoand Shampoo Cream, Extract, etc., at her grocery opposite the Llvermoro. 14-et CHAS. B. WILDET. Now potato, potatoo. poUtoeal Wr baro them. Monarch Mercantllo Company. aSsmmMmaaar jev Kl-0-inwwvfef; aoaaaaaaaaaa li I REFRIGERATORS Brine Her With Youl WOMEN know better than men what it good qua tit b Cloth. They knots' a pure wool fabric when the tea it, on J they have good taste too la the atJecboa of fabric, design and color. That it why we lika you to Brim Her With You when you wart to buy a sew tuitoroveicoat. Atk lor tho Intctitatioaal IHHinn all wool line, and put the question of worth to her. International quality can stand the tevctctt tetO aye-the tert even of a bargain-hunting lady. m BRING HER WITH YOU. R. I. HAMMOND THE VALUE GIVER f.nlH Stnrndft White Enamel)' Food M. m Chamber $21 to $24.50 Reliable fjalvan ized Food Chamber $170 V a 1 II mwT l I "rw-W i&zs&w a r ii 1 1 i n y? vl Q II mil t'll tit Kit Itlltt tltlt TBI WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZER tt lilt TMt ttlllll Hfttnnin m tm i iMiHKai To .lX PROBER rS&l m HANK'S , i $21 ROBERTS & HANKS HARDWARE MERCHANTS SHOES SHOES Just Arrived: Work Shoes, Dress Shoes, Lotus', Drivers', Ranchers' Shoes, Strong Shoes for Boys; United Worklnjjrnen'3. We handle the Best Klamath's Exclusive Shoe Store J. R. RITTER 45: CO wn.on awg : : aa-a DO J. ZCMWJLT, I'rotlJnit Abstract injj K. M. lira, IcI'rw.an'ITrxs Maps, runs, Diuc Prints, Etc.; Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers Bi.T E ttmir, 3rcrlaty Klamath' Falls, Oregon oaa- - f We Have Moved.... And aro now better cqulpp4 (ban rr tn k.I'o tho ttost torvlc to our rmtnpicrs Our now stort U neat and nttractlvo und our stock It (rtth and complete Proscriptions nlld with accuracy. You can rrl assured that you will got "Just what th Doctor orders." Wo do not aubstlluta. Crisler S Stills Building Underwood's Pharmacy . . For Sal 160 a. homestead relln quUhmtat; 140 a. under government project. Wllber Wblt. Agent. I FOR SALE; , .ammmmam I IlWELL lMI'KOVRD PAIIM of ' ' 00 acre, 10 roll Boiitliwesl of Klamath Falls. Will soil a 1 1 a whole or In part. Torrat, J , part down, th balance In do ' (rr4 paymenta. ; j Applr o ii R.A.EMMIT1; " at th Poit OfllM. CHILDERS BROTHERS Are Prrpared to do sU Kinds of BUILDING! Chimneys and rises specialty; nnw an Short Notice 500,000 Brick I un nsna raaanaaaa Choice Garden Lands FOR RENT few plots of choice land for gardei; fotstoes, Cabbage, Celery or other truck, nadcr Irrigation and convenient FRANK IRA WHITEl CAPT. O. C. APPLKOATE Fifth Street sear Main His ssine Lot Uirgalns for you -:--' aaaaaaaa'ml China and Glassware! Don't you want otn nlc Dinner Warp, tTattry Uttto, rutc. Tumblrrt, Jtrdlnlerra, OrnaiuraU, Ckambr sMa, Wal1 Cootrrt, rrrwri thing utcfut and ornatnratal for fmr noma and laLleT V carry such UautUul China aa tha HafUand la plaiu and gold rimmed, lira uur atcnita nmnlay. Tn largest stock lu the dly and at such low prica. GEO. R. HURN $W avaaaMiMMaMMMa aaaafa taaaaiMint O. K. TRANSFER ffiO. Rccp us moving! vc arc prepared lor worl TcnmiiiR, drayiiif; ami forwarding, la noi Reliable and prompt service worthy youR Attention? Day or Night. We're not a comA N'"iiler phonei, ofllce 871 and 873 the barN Say: Baggage and Pianos art apecialtiro FrciKlit order handled quickly, No blulF Etiippcd with the only piano truck her Rsa suuabje rates on goods stored. DetteR G ill or phone us before placing orders, G O. K. TRANSFER CO. :i r ! MMMaaaMMMMM 1 1 lu st I tWU' a. t ICE t i Om Btil. M0t 1 1? I. v el to h I lh r Aui Imsai k . II Fall' .ltms ot K Of ma sannntwwwwwww""'"'' Bt - " . ' , xl ' . -,, ' 'If .