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Terms of Gate
Closing Proposal
(Contlaued from pace 1)
6C0 M above provided, execution of
this agreement and delivery of the
waiver to the reclamation service,
tho United States will close the gates
In the railroad embankment, and keep
HOUSTON'S
Metropolitan Amusements
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
STAR THEATER
THE ISLAND OF REGENERATION
Vltagraph 6-Reel Feature, with
EDITH story
SUNDAY
MART PICKFORD
In
MniME BUTTERFLY
TEMPLE THEATER
SATURDAY
"Diamonds Are Tramps,"
Three Reel Sellg
"Then Waa the Good Old Days,"
Vltagraph One Reel
"Path News."
SUNDAY
"Hamlet Made Over,"
Lubln One Reel
"Jsasgle Jastlce,"
One Reel Sellg
"The Goddess,"
Two Reel Vltagraph
Admission Always 10c
MATINEE DAILY AT 2:30
ALL LICENSED PICTURES
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
Merrill. Ore.
MOTION. PICTURES WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
them closed M lost M the payments
provided for art made.
Sixth The United States will pro
vide water service to the Vaa Brim
mer system not to exceed 60 second
feet
Seventh The United' States will
not be obligated to construct any por
tion of the system required for tho Ir
rigation or drainage of the marsh
lands nor to operate or maintain, such
works, nor to expend any further sum
toward the Reclamation of the
marshes, nor will the United States
assume any responsibility for the suc
cess of their reclamation.
It Is hoped that all concerned will
ghe their hearty co-operation In this
matter, so that the gates can be closed
at the earliest possible moment. It
they can be closed within the next
twenty or thirty days the evaporation
will dry up the marshes by August
30th.
THOMAS W. LAWBON'S SON
JUDGE AT THE DOG SHOW
United Press Service
CHICAGO. April I. Two "little
sons of the rich" are Judging the
merits and demerits of fancy doga at
the fifteenth annual bench exhibit of
the Chicago Kennel Club here today.
Arnold Lawson, son of Thomas W.
Lawson, Boston, U putting down the
black and white marks for the Eng
lish bulldogs, and Marvin Hughltt Jr.,
son of Marvin Hughltt, president of
the Northwestern railroad. Is Judging
the classes for pointers and setters.
Dr. J. E. Demund. Brooklyn, Is
Judging several classes. The exhibit
will close tomorrow.
Bargaia Night at the Star
Commencing Monday and Tuesday,
the Star theater will Inaugurate what
will be known as "Bargain Nights."
Instead of showing one feature twice,
two complete features or programs
will he given for the price of one.
Monday and Tuesday. "At Bay" and
"Hypocrites," Come early, as one
performance omy win oe bitch. -
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Graf oaoU Club Sale at Shepherds, tf
Ask to See Our New
Plan Book
TEACHERS MEET
FOR INSTITUTE
GOOD ATTENDANCE AKD FINS
PROGRAM AT THE GATHERING
OF EDUCATORS AT THE HIGH
SCHOOL TODAY
A well attended local teachers' In
stitute Is In progress today at tne nign
school building, in charge of County
School Superintendent Fred Peterson.
Practically every teacher In nearby
districts is in attendance.
Tho program for the day follews:
10:00 a. m. Opening Exercises.
10:20 Address, H. C. Seymour,
Oregon Agricultural College.
11:20 Address, Local School
Fairs, F. W. Sexton.
11:40 Address, School Lunches,
Mrs. Olive Johnston.
12:30 Dinner at high school cafe-.
terla.
1:30 Opening exercises.
1:50 Address, H. C. Seymour.
2:45 Round Tsble Discussions
and Short Talks, led by C. D. Caorp-enlng.
A WISEMAN
John ordered two endowments tret.
Then bought a new machine;
With dividends on one he buys
His oil and gasoline.
The dividends on number two
Are more than he requires
For license fees and taxes.
And all repairs and tires.
l-2t F. M. Priest, Agent.
In From the Fort.
W. E. Nicholson, E. R: Cardwell
and E. M. Leever, all well known res
idents of Fort Klamath, are In today
to pay their taxes and attend to other
business. Mr. Leever's daughter !
here with him today.
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Modern, Moderate
Priced Homes
Big Basin Lumber Company
KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
PHONE 107
Dearest Public:
Pretty today, Isn't it?
Tls with extreme regret that I note
your lack of Interest In the Jewelry
business.
Why, we have the swellest line of
diamond rings, which axe the birth
stone of this month, and they, are
quite popular at any time.
If you are out of this world" finan
cially, and hafe a diamond It 1
the shiny spot that gets you in the'
pie line quick.
I am trying to tell you that a dia
mond is an investment that you can
realize money on almost Instanta
neous. A fine new line of wrist watches.
Once have one always wear it.
They are almost lndlspensible, only
when bathing.
No, we have none for the twigs.
You bet your life, we Ox watches;
and can fix anything what anyone else
can.
We do nothing for "sores" on the
character or rents In the reputation.
This is the beginning of the sea
son for neck chains, lavalllers, pend
ents, wrist watches and bracelets la
Jewelry.
If you "auto," you "orto" have vac
uum bottles and nested drinking cups.
We have field glasses and binoc
ulars for those who hunt.
We have smoked and yellow glasses
for those who think of their eyes.
Wv have the best and largest stock
In this part of the country, and we
want your business and will pat our
selves nut to please you.
M'HATTAN.
Special Shipment of Beautiful
CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS
Regular $3.25 values will be
placed on sale
Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
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in high or low neck; in Blue,
Maize, White, Rose, Pink, Flesh,
Light Blue, Copenhagen and
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"WHERE THE LADIES SHOP"
TATTOO CENSOR
army:; LATEST
SERGEANT 18 DBnTAILED AT HsV
CRUITING STATION TO
LOOKOUT FOB SUGGESTIVE
TATOO MASKS
Villa, lads, and let us by no means
shock his aesthetic followers by wear-
lgn naughty pictures on our manly
breasts.'
EDUCATORS TO DISCUSS ART
AKD THE GARY SYSTKM
United 'Press Service ,
CHICAGO, April 1. Educators)
from all over the country, especially
from Middle Western states, came to
Chicago today In tho interest of vo-i
cstlonal education. The annual con-'
ventlon of the Vocational Education
Association of the Middle West be-;
(ran a three days' meeting.
Every phase of vocational learning .
will be discussed. Art will receive
an unusual share or attention ana
tho Gary school system will be dis
cussed as a vocational system. To-
United Press Servian
SAN PRANClSfio, April 1. Ser
geant George A. Xooney is' today the
"censor of tatoo" Ja the recruiting di
vision of the United States army here.
His Job is to examine those whoiraorr0w morning, the delegates will
enlist In the campaign for 15,000 J vltlt the Chicago schools,
more men, and edit the tatooed pic- Among the speakers are: Professor
tures which many applicants flaunt' Christie, Purdue University; Lucln
on their arms and" torsos. Roneyid yy. Prince, director School of
must keep risque views out of the salesmanship, Boston; Messrs. Wulf
army. !iuK and Swartx. Gary, Ind.; Super
intendent Hughes, Syracuse; Prin
cipal Grady, of the New York city
schools, who represents the Ettlnger
system; Charles A. Prosier, director
of Dunwoody Institute, Minneapolis
I and secretary of the National Society
for the Promotion of Industrial Edu
cation; and Superintendent John D.
Shoop.
IWPCIl i'UIXTS PREDICTION
Or WAIt'S KM) MY JUNE I7T1I
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United Press Sorvlco
LONDON, April 1. An English
army oOlcor wuj starting for tho front
last year. He called at tho bank to
settle up ccrtnln affairs before departing.
"You'll bo buck soon with a wound-!
cd linml," said the bink innnngor. Ho '
was. Ills wound healed, tho ofHcor
made ready to i;o back to tlio front.
Meeting tho bank inanuger, lio lu-
quired: "Any mort predictions?"
"Afnio Quality."
If you linvo a surfneo to be painted,
riituiioloi), stained, vnrulsbfd or An
(shod In nny way, wo tiavo the kind
to (It tlio purpose, "Acme Quality"
Paints, Stulns and Varnishes for ln
uldo or outside Unlabel
It WII.US-JOHNSTONE CO.
A long lino or ladles auto iIoym
jjuH rccolved.
20-tf URADLEY IIAHNESSVU
ORPHEUS THEATER
licr
Bo when he' finds a tatooed dancing
girl whose clothing was overlooked
by the artist,' he orders an army
tatoo expert to adorn her with skirts
and a shirtwaist, and If he discovers
an Adam and Eve group that would
bring fewer blushes If altered slight
ly, he has a few fig leaves worked
into the color scheme. Let's get
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"You'll bo gono longer this time," i.,-., ' . . ..,
i.i ., , .."The Tenement Hmn-o I.vU.
Bin IUV MlllUil&Ul , UUU M HUM UU uu
return, It will bo with qulto n bad
wound in tho leg."
Tliln nlflo happened. Tho ofllcor
tas much surprised. Hunting up tho
Lankor, ho Inquired; "Sluco you aro
so wise, why can't you loll mo when
tho war will end?"
"It will end," unit tho manager,
"on Juno 17. 101C, but I shan't Hvo
to soo it. I'll Just about live" until
Now Yoar'o day and not much more'
Ho died January 2d
OIlArT No.
"Animated Weekly."
"HlKli Myers,"
Two Part Coaiodr
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THE GRIP OP JKAIXMJtt
PoaturluK
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Tho. London Flnanciul Nows, u very A Flvo Part gtory of tbo South btow
bobcr, unimaginative, rollablo news
paper, vouches for this story.
A "want ad"
bring lesults
In tlio Herald
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tho War
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14 AND 18 CARAT PIANOS
Our new shipment of sample factory Pianos are now on display, and are the classiest, display we have made in two years. These Pianos are representative of the
best workmanship of the factories in the East, and were bought for spot cash at introductory figures. We secured a real bargain, and leave it to your judgment as to the
low prices. Every Piano marked in plain figures, not Chinese characters; and the double guarantee is backed by the Eastern factory as well as E T. Shepherd, who hsi
worked in every department of Eastern Piano factories and, therefore, is capable, and on the ground, to make good any future defect.
Do not fail to visit this exhibit of ultra modern Pianos NOW while a complete showing is being made.
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