THUIWI'AV, Al'HUt ItJa
THE BVEN1N0 HERALDKLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Duties of County Agent
McCaD Are Enumerated
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iBUtr pr ''" rol'"p rltitlturi.(iritmlil) nf l-,i ini.ortaiin. though
Mcot H wNMl liitlf ti 3t rltrtti In point if lime It may Im tin. fln.t
fWt(on .oik und-Mak-n.
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,WPtiix l-rii wlmt l being i.wp w.....en Am A.r..r
"4 'W, ' , it ThU tu I, K,"M ,'",f"e" ""' "' Mill-
"' .KJfli,l, omrtary of tile board iif
t(nM the rwulU of hla Mudy ,,., M frl,r rcoicMHIoii of
14 Urwr nut In tho way f ndvk, u,fl hiiiii' Movement II.. Hint
UlMUtUoonwl mluuluiiHt employment of uiniti In thin
. Thl- dim UirwunU the Iwat ,t,rHy tlp n, r.,rlmPtil of In
lift, lfMtr, liiulltilim, clreuUt. (,,4 ,ji,. routttrr.
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M n4 U .imUr.llitlu f frmi,,"",' Bt P well. II. lr U6 (or.i J. knr.wl) i. -ut ..,Brj- y.-ar. U to
H(rfuK ,,at 1 M "lutrr iivrrtl. nml S0Jki ttiu.iliftr A.ihur H WimmU, r.
-.t.a. u.t iiwor4liiHlll.rur "U "V' ,n,"r,aU' ,,B n"vtr rjr 't XJ'.yt.r MiUhrll. U latvd fr
iiltlia rituliurl uKoiitlM wltlitit w,"' "ll '""f" " twenty tlutp. ;hp ilnr. ami t(l innyrtr'n cunlldnuu
tU-ft-anir a tlismll limy H unit-' ji' inJ tl I Wml will b ...
rilly Ait inrttttjr. i Alfon.. uf H.alit l H.p tloiV .)pa ilM)li"-l M. tt l.at Tnutmnny mii
t llo JPtPii.m Iwal leJmliU,,iif tlw niiMt rrttwin-d lira.l af Curoi. "" a ','Jf",r. !'" Un.y ny ltltli
t!i.u.kfimt.fiiliKllttrleuUtifo,l..'4iuhUrtf4tKiinttat.iifincy!, ,"',"' T,,'- M'-t lUnt Jim will
c( a tetiro county U u stuiHinduM j trto, llk lil, eariri. ami vi-i
Ut Ibe utrht must Ijo irlmrlly (tn,it((-ti Itinl in tlotitu tlMlcn. whirl.
4tti;li" ll tiiUDt lii.rt ai..iriit I loO arli. Iln lull) my ISO fur
ittftt tfcp l:ri u( vulunlary auUtAiita llk hat. tlild. lit. nwr only twlr.
Uinik. Hny -ar l.t orilM thre-i masnin
( tit att a thn ronniYtins link iit ilrn of enrii-m hHi tilnttmim
JttTti IU" irlrtitUla i.f thn tvateh hurVfl at 1200 a llr.
latlilallon "( tif elnli nnl iiatJonl
u4 Ik frtitr t'iN.piitln thn rrull Tlt kaUrr' only artorUI ottrava
6f tamticatuin In uh a way thai j goitre l In yachtlr.K cmtumm, a.
U(fmrf fAR tup ttiptn, n.J rallliielciisli ln orln Uriity.four Mill at
ittmllon t aclentltta to tho ikI n tlm.
Mtltulmui ttol.pin f thn rounty.j
4 .nllrlllnK Ihrlr 0ltailC. Acr.irali lufiirinatloii alNiMt U.c
T II (?l allrt., Thl may fKlamalh IUln. 8m (rt.llmtp, OlM
Uilnt'filnr. rr.( jrcatmrnt, mU'lal,
Lost River Water in
an Interstate Difficulty
BAt,i;M, Aj.rll &. Aiipnu'rltitoraitlon of Cltar Ijkkorwervolr, Juit or
I in California rlalm all tbu wntcra of I11'" I'11" " California.
IIMno i'tvvk, ami nte itoi.rlvlnic the In- T,, rlu,llul. wrk aro beyond
'.ri..iri.t.l tow,, f .svw im,.,. Crck.'!'' JurU'!,c(t," cf "0 m'
I ' III Cfltd Of ilKirllHil nml flu. nitli.illi-n.
Ori-uoii. of a municipal watr aupiily,'",,,,,, vtoWdU,K. may ho of no value
ny Hialo Kntfliicpr l..'win. ;i, cane of arbitrary action of the gov-
"Tlila town Id lnatl nuar the u-,rmncnt orriciala.
tirmaii. boundary lino aouth of Iko-' "To rc,",,al Oregon ha enacted a
vc-, end Una a rompk-te .yat.m o(''ttW u,b" l" W
i v.v "j"viu " ilnnr nniillrntlona fnr lint illvuralnr. n
(tr main Installed, curing Itawa. wa.r ,n 0rc(?on for uw ,u othcr
iti nuiijily rroiu acrowi the Hate line. ilatoa, If under the law of uch statu
Out thftd of th wuur running Into 'atsr rannot lawfully bo diverted for
tbi.Mtream original In Orvgonahovo'"1" '" 0rfe"- T,ie Hbanta Valley
lh, toun'a Intake, and the entire j Pfro,eC,t '"'. hlch J
alf.n How into OrS, bHow thl.!" '" ' f wl wmt-r ll,ro" 'ama?
Intake.. . Hlvpr In Oregon, may find It Impoaal-
uio io tiecure a permit until uallior-
"1 havo ri'PvaliMlly called attention
to nu unfair law ndoptd by Callfor
'In March 3, J It 22, making It unlaw.
nlo bome more literal toward Ore
gon."
To overcome these InU-rntate dlffl-
ful to conduct any ater from that culi:t3, Mr, Uwl, httB mvpMtd lhe
aat Int., any other ute for UM,.nac(m.nl of tt nat.ona, ntt;r aW(
1 ,,,tv"'' ami iu recently appointed on a com-
"I havo pointed out the ihtIous alt-laities to prepare ouch a law by the
nation of aettlera In longed Valley American Soclvt of Civil l.'nglncers.
on lt Hlver. Their water aupply, "Until uch a lav Is ennct.nl there
Ik now being adjudicated by the atato la no remedy except through the slow,
wlftr board, but tho watera of which , expensive; and antiquated method of
liliwjiii are entirely conirolled by tho 'goieniment by Injunction" said Mr.
I uttet HI all through thu construe- I.ewl.1. t
" !.' up tin .rn" tighter than over
hvfurir, tlimlilli. and other formii of
U., nhlth have tuamnodlrally flour
Ulnit, lll be hum d out. Thu what
i hm.nii jk thn lt..ilti, tho T.-mlor
loin, ur (ho Whllo l.l.tlil dUtrlct Is not
In love will! Mr. Wmiitti. Ilu will
kerliiiiitl) Interfere nlth "btu.ln-."
Hrt.llaud'a t.UlnlIni U
Klralrr than I...U of llelalid,
aUo tulco as rich.
IS, 111
Klti. lit
A tim.'l iiinbrflla l ciulpiwd with a
torar. Imltcry eltrr light In its
lulldh.
Where Was Moses When the
LighU Weit Out?
Jut When Klatnalli 1'alU Mould luivi
Imvii tjvrry wlgl.t for thn wt wrck If
It lia.l Hot hid ll.o Ix-iirlll t.f nulaMc
jMiMcr for It rlrrtrlc lights while tl.i'
KriMi t'anal va tiring rvwlrrl.
Xii Inglr upply ut tniurr ran Ik
rt.aiU. MlwutMlriy rrtlablr for mmsIImm
i.ua Mrtlr at any prlrr.
Klamath llill h tho bmedt of
power frni HKVKN illrTcrral plants,
a M-rvlr Uttrtrfllr.1 rvrn ill thn larg
est rlllra, and at ratr as low as the
l.mrsl aayhrrr.
HtJSrtHTI.V, NOW, CAS VOll
IlKAT IT?
Califiraia-Oresoi Power Co.
mn
Th. rar has a suiM'rb collet-llou of
fur lim-d inercoatD, which cost $0,000
a year to keep up, and he spoada
more thau ItiOO rarty lor winter
gtoMii. Ills ordinary Iouiiro suits
run up to llf.,000 annually.
'I'linri' U only una aperies of bird
knoMii Mhonn lilL Is iiolnonouH, tho
Aplr N'Doob, or "bird of death," of
New fiuluea. I.o of night, convul
sions and lockjaw are lomptoniH that
follow rnplillr after tho bite.
FILL OUT THE COUPON WITH YOUR NAME
PrcMnt it at our itor and we will give
you FREE a large sample of A. D. S.
PEROXIDE CREAM
in n beautiful sllver-aUimirium box. rVc have
only one hundred of these and they will be
Klvcn to those who call FIRST. None will
he given to children. If you want one, bring
in the coupon YOURSELF.
isame ... ...,.
Parties out of town, please enclose 2c for
postage,
Underwood's Pharmacy
Von Mftf Mrijife fttmta, KlaaurtH Kulla, Onea
GRAY HAIR BECOMES
DARK, THICK, 6L0SSY
TltV (ilUNUMOTIIKU'rt Ol.U VAV-
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AND Stll.l'llUll
To Consider Irrigation
Project Management
Marcos Loew Buys
Vaudeville Circuit
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Notice to Creditors
Notice Is hersby glvsa. to all' par
sons having claims against tho estate
of N. K. I'ostea, deceased, to present
such claims,, with tho proper vouchers
nt tho law oRlco of V. H. Mills, Klam-
,nth Falls, Oregon, within six months
(from tho dato or this notlco.
, KARI, WIUTLOCK, Administrator
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
March 12, 13 M, 3-12 4-9 r
I
Almoit everyone knows that 8ago
T(n and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings bacit tho natural color aud
hutro to the hair wheu faded, streak
od or gray; also ends dandruff, itch
ing icnlp and stops falling hair. Years
ngu tho only way to get this mixture
una to niako It at home, which is
muy and troublesome.
Nowadays wo simply ask at any
drug store tor "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Uomody." You will get
it largo bottlo for about SO cents. Kv-
erybody uses this old, famous recipe.
because no one can possibly tell that
you darkened your hair, aa It does It
r naturally and evenly. You dampen
ii eponso or soft brush with it, and
drnw this through your hair, taking
unr smalt strand at a time; by morn
ing tho gray hair disappears, and
uftcr another application or two your
Imlr becomes boautlfully dark, thick
mid glosay and you look years
younger.
tilted I'ress Service
IlKNVKIt, April 'J. The building
and managing of Irrigation projects
In the Weal and tho ways and means
of financing such work will bo consid
ered at tho Irrigation conference call
ed by Secretary of tho Interior Frank
lin K. I.anu, which began here today.
In ndditlon to several Irrigation
and reclamation experts from tho de
partment of tho Interior, representa
tives aro present from Arizona, Cali
fornia, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Ne
vada, New Mexico, Oregon, South and
North Dnkotn,' Utah, Washington and
Wyoming.
Secretary line's original call stat
ed that the conference would be de
voted "especially to the consideration
of methods of co-operation in recla
mation and Irrigation work between
thu states and iho federal govern
ment."
With a view of furthering such co-
operatlonitlovernor Amnions of Colo
rado aud Governor J. M. Carey of
Wyoming called tho meeting of West
ern governors Tuesday to agTee on a
program for today's meeting. Aa a
r eault. It aa expected that the gov-
ernors would bo ablo to stand .togeth
er on a program of development.
The Itocky Mountain state govern
ors aro very sanguine over the results
of today's ''conference. Hefore! the
meeting Oovernor Amnions said to the
United Cretin:
"The general conference "of "tho
country will be held this year at Mad
Ikou. Wis., In June. The executive
committee of that organisation has
agrred to tako up some Western ques
tions at that meeting. The-conference
called by Secretary 1-ane comes, there
fore, at a proper time, so that Its re-aults-may
be brought before tho gen
eral conference.
"If this meeting brings aboufa co
operation between the federal and
state governments and works out
somo practical system for throwing
safeguards about the Irrigation se
curities, the very greatest possible
benefits would como to tho West."
It Is expxected that representatives
of fluanclat Interests wilt appear to
discuss tho Dotation of Irrigation
bonds. The visiting state executives
will bo the guests of honor at a ball
given at El Jcbel Temple tonight.
Philadelphia has 9.568 factories,
employing 3&S.218 persons and pay
ing $200,933,CG9 In salarlee and
wages.
Easter Offerings
The announcement has Just been
made that tho great western vaude
ville circuit built up by" Big Tim"
Sullivan of New York and his partner,
John Consldlno of Seattle, has been
sold to Marcus Loew, the moving pic
ture theater man. After "Big TIm'a"
death many theatrical managers con
sidered tho purchase of the circuit,
and several syndicates were reported
to have been formed tor that purpose.
The rise, of Loew has been one of the
wonders of the theatrical business.
Six or soven years ago he was not
known. Now he is reputed to control
millions the price he and his friends
are to give for the circuit Is alone
stated at $0,000,000, which he must
delivery by August 1st He has been
a nowsboy, a wholesale news agent,
the owner of an East Side newspaper
In New York, a furrier, and one of the
first to build an elaborate penny ar
cade. In this last he found himself.
Ho has grown till he owns twenty.
four moving picture and vaudeville
bouses In New York city. One of
these was erected at a cost of $700,-
000 on the site where he was horn
on the East Side of the city. Recent
ly he has been engaged In extending
his business north, west and south.
It Is Mated that throughout Swe
den there aro .100,000 total abstain
ora, or about 10 per cent of the popu
lation. ' I
FLOWERS FOR EASTER
Oritur thorn now. "All kinds of cut
Howe, fomu nud potted plants. Our
prlrca aro right.
KLAMATH ll-OItALCOMJ'ANY
Mm. L. II. Hath, Manager
Hotel Hall and No. i West Main St.
Phone 150J
MIlH. A. i'KTKIWTKINKIl'H
.Not inurh altver,
Hut plenty to eat,
For a two bit meal
It can't he heat
ISO Math BtrMt
Julian has o much mountain land
that only about one-sixth of the total
land area Is cultivated.
If your houso ts vacant Tell Tin
dall, CSS Main
Herald want ads bring reautta
"IIZ" GLADDENS
SORtJJRED FEET
"TIZ" makes sure, burning, tired feet
fairly dance with delight. Away go the
aches and paint, the corns, callouses,
blisters and bunion.
"TIZ" draws
out the acids and
Uon that puff
up your feet. No
matter how hard
you work, bow
long tyou danoe,
how far you
walk, or how long
you remain on
your fest, "TIZ"
brings restful
foot comforl
"TIZ" is won
derful for tired.
aching, swollen, smarting feet. Your feet
Just tingle for joy) shore never hurt or
seem tight.
Oft a 85 cent box of "TIZ" now from
any druggist or department store. Bad
foot torture forever wear smaller shoes,
keen yaw fett fresh, sweet and happy.
ffiSj
,w Jftr
If There Is Ever a Time One
Should Be Particular
in Offering Candies,!
That Time Is Easter
Our SweeU, from Iamso Mixture
to ItoxtHl ConfecUotis, aro Pur
aa tiio Kaster Lllllea.
In giving Otto's, Chocolate yon
have the satisfaction of knowing
you havo given tho superlative 1st
Candies.
Our Fountain OoncocUona and
favor because- of Uidr delicto-nea.
Hie Sugar Bowl
"Where Sranrfeodr (sow"
-Voticc of Settlement of Final Account
of Administrator.
Notice is hereby given that Edgar
L. Furber, administrator of the es
tate of Lewis I. Furber, deceased.
has rendered and presented to the
court and Died with the clerk thereof.
his report and final account of his
administration of said estate, together
with his petition for final distribu
tion of the personal property belong
ing thereto; and that Saturday, the
11th day of April, A. D. 1911. at 10
o'clock a. iu., and in the court room
of the county court of Klamath coun
ty, state of Oregon, In the county
court bouse at Klamath Falls, In said
county, have been appointed by the
court as the time and place, for the
hearing of said petition, report and
final account, and the settlement of
said account, at which time and place
any person interested, in said estate
may appear and Die exceptions to said
account and contest the same.
Dated this 12th day of March, 1914
EDC3AR L. FURBER,
Administrator or the Estate of Lewis
I. Furber, Deceased. 3-12-4-Sr'
Notice of Contest
Dopartnunt of tho interior. United
States Land Ofllce, Lakevlew,
Oregon, March 21, 1914.
To Thomas M, Gannon of Dairy, Ore.
gon, Centestee:
You aro hereby notified that Annie
A. Jackson, who gives Medford, Ora
'gon, as her postofllce address, did, on
March ith, 1914, file In this ofllce her
duly corroborated application to con
lost and secure the cancellation of
'your Homestead Entry No ,
Serial No. 04767, made June 21st,
1911, for Wtt SB 14. X!4 HE,
Section 33, Township 37 8., Ttange
tit E., and NW NEU, SecUon 4,
Township 38 S Range 11 4 E., WIN
lamette Meridian, and as grounds for
her contest she alleges that said en
itryman,, Thomas M. Qannon. has
wholly failed to reside upon or snakau
any improvement whatever, of nay
kind upon, or any cultivation of, said
land or any part thereof.
You arc, therefore, further noUled
that the said altegaUons wlU be take
by this ofllce as having been eoafeseed
by you, and your said entry will be
canceled thereunder without your fur
tber right to be heard therein, either
before this office or on appeal, it you
fail to file in this office within twenty
days after the FOURTH publication
of this notice, aa shown below, your
answer, under oath, specifically meet
ing and responding to these allega
tions of contest, or if you fail within
that time to file In this ofllce due
proof that you have served a copy of
your answer on the said contestant
either In person or by registered mall,
if this service Is made by the delivery
of a copy of your answer to the con
testant In person, proof of such ser
vice must be either the said contest
ant's written acknowledgement ot hla
receipt ot the copy, showing tho date
or its receipt, or the aSdavit ot tho
person by whom the? delivery waa
made stating when and where the
copy was delivered; If made by regis
tered mall, proof of such service must
consist ot the affidavit of the person
by whom the copy waa mailed, stat
ing when and the postofllce to which
It was mailed, and this affidavit must
be accompanied by the postmaster's
receipt for the letter.
You should state In your answer
the name of the postofllce to which
you desire future notices to be sent
to you.
JAS. H. BUROESS, Register.
C. C. BROWER, Klamath Falls, At
torney for Contestant.
Date or 1st publication March 26,1914
Date of 2d pubilactlon April 3. 1914
Date of 3d publication April 9. 1914
Date or 4th publication April 16, J914
New "Forty" h. p.
Case Auto
Will sell to rcapoaetele Batty on
EASY TERMS
This car is in fine shape, having
run only 1200 miles.
See MAGUIRE
-131 Mala Street
PAY FOR THAT EASTER HAT
Ml
With a check on this bank. It
wilt be much more businesslike
and will provide a receipt be
youd dispute. We welcome wo
men's accounts, whether they
aro In business or not. Full In
formation as to the advantages
ot an account here will be glad
ly furnished at any time.
FIRST TRUST MSAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
ItOX J. ZUMWALT, I'res. H. M. BUBB, Vice Pre, and Trees.
1IKRT E. WITHROW, Secretary
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
Klamath County Abstract Co.
ABSTRACTING
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