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THURSDAY, MAY 4, in,
TUB EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON
PASjSJ P9UR
THESE ARE STRAW HAT DAYS
AND WE HAVE THE STRAW HATS TO SHOW YOU
Panama Hate to show you in Sailor, Full Crown and Fedora styles.
Split Straws, Manilas, Bankoks, from 50c to $10.00
Don't swelter with the heat during the hot dayi crown yourself
with a stylish, cool Straw.
KKK STORE, Leading Hatters and Clothiers
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Water Right Applicant
Must Reside on Project
The following notice baa been tent
to all reclamation projects by B. B,
Human, acting chief of the reclama
tion commissien:
There is herewith report of oral
argument of the chief counsel. Will
X. Xing, made at a hearing before
Tirst Assistant Secretary Jones, and
' board of appeals. April 15. 1916. my-
self also present, and the decision of
- First Assistant Secretary Jones, made
.April 19, lilt, in in re "Residence Re-
aalreanont of Prirate Land Owners on
., Reclamation Projects."
The importance to the reclamation
service of haying definitely settled
this constantly recurring Question of
residence is apparent to all connected
"with the service. A careful considera
tion of both the oral argument and the
;? decision will materially assist the ef
fectiveness of the service in reference
thereto.
Hereafter la making proof of real
f deaee concerning private lands' it will
only be required that it appear that
the applicant was a bona fide resident
on the land or occupant thereof re
siding in the neighborhood before and
at the time of making water right ap
plication. That is to say, the resi
dence must-be In good faith and not
made for the mere purpose of coming
technically within the requirement
A good Illustration is the residence re
quired of a homesteader' not as to
time, but as to fact But no such
proof will be required In making proof
for final water right certificate for
private lands, whether such certifi
cate be issued under the original
Reclamation Act or under the act of
August 9. 1912 (37 Stat, 265). The
clause in the forma of "Final Affi
davit" (forms 7-500 and 7-500a), upon
proof for final water right certificate
should hereafter be stricken out In
making such proof all that hereafter
will be 'necessary will be a satisfac
tory showing to the effect that the ap
plicant has made cultivation and
reclamation of the land as required
by law and that all charges due have
been paid.
Town Topics
Phllanthroplo Department.
The Philanthropic Department of the
Woman's Library Club meets at J: JO
tomorrow afternoon at the club room.
Cooked Food Sale.
The laides of the Christian church
will hold a cooked food sale all day
Saturday in the Jacobs building on
Main street, near Sixth.
PINE, GROVE PICKUPS
.
Special
For One Week
Glsddta Barb Wire, per
: cwt $6.00
3-4 inch 5-ply Garden
Hose, per foot 9c
All Apple Trees 10c
All Shade Trees 20c
Dried Prunes, 251b lots,
per lb ..... 7c
Dried Peaches, 25lb lots,
per lb 7c
Drygoods and Shoes always
at Cut Prices.
Uuatl) Dep't Store
The Pine Grove Boys' and Girls' In
dustrial Club held its second monthly
meeting last Friday afternoon. An In
teresting program was given. The
club will hold its next meeting on the
evening of Hay 21th. Industrial work
tin this district bids fair to become a
great success.
Or. O. T. Morgan's sermon "The
Real Substance of Life," was heard
and enjoyed by a large congregation
last Sunday afternoon. In the evening
Rev. M. C. Llnnger addressed the peo
ple on 'The Healing of Naaman."
Mother's Day will be observed at
Fine Grove by a basket dinner to
which everyone U invited. There will
.be preaching services in the morning
and afternoon. A program appropri
ate to Mother's Day will be given be
tween church services and Sunday
j school In the' afternoon.
J The party given at the home of Miss
Hazel Arant last Friday evening was
greatly enjoyed by all Games were
.Indulged in till a late hour when re
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were Early Arant and family, Sam
( Miller and family. Earl and Nora Mill
;erv Albert Miller and family, Chester
,McKenzIe Emmett Shields, Dewey and
Charley Dutton, Emma Murray, Grace
uunmngnam ana nine Mc&enne.
The Pine Grove, choir will meet with
Miss Nora Miller next Saturday even
ing to practice for Mother's Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lanlng were visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Icenblce Sunday.
Several boy 'friends from Klamath
Falls spent Sunday with Cal Icenblce,
and attended Sunday school.
Mr. and Mrs. Griffith and children
from Mt Laki, attended Pine Grove
services Sunday.
A nephew of Mr. Icenblce baa ar
rived from the East to spend the sum
mer.
Miss Donna Mack is spending two
weeks with friends in Klamath Falls.
Let 'Em Come; Dad's Ready.
Dodge car buyers cant come too fast
for W. T. Shive. the local agent, now
that he's moved his garage and sales
rooms to the Virgil building, arranged
his fixtures, swept out the floor and
applied bon ami, water and two rags
to the windows.
GOOD FARM LANDS
Five acre tracts near Falls, on good
rosd, 950 to $60 per acre on easy terms.
Nice level 20 acre Irrigated tract,
only 6 milts from Falls, on good read.
Only $1,000, on easy terms.
A dandy 40 acre Irrigated tract, part
ly Improved, some alfalfa; deep, sandy
loam soil, with good drainage. Price
33,000; terms.
A good 70 acre partly improved Irri
gated tract In the heart of the valley.
It's fine soil. Price HJtOO, on terms.
A well Improved SO acre tract on
main valley road. Ifa one of the very
best, and Is cheap at StVOOO. Some
terms.
CITY PROPERTY
Only S350 cash for three big Iota on
Johtucn avenue.
It will cost you only $400 on easy
terms for a good lot and three room
house In Falrvlew Addition.
You can get a good corner lot en
Eleventh street, this side of canal, for
$650, on easy terms.
A good four room house, nicely fur
nished, good outbuildings, two big lets,
Falrvlew Addition, only SSM cash.
A nice four ream bungalow, with
bath, only three blocks from Main, for
$1,050. Can make some terms.
Houses, lots, business property.
farms, stock ranches, rentals, lean,
bonds, Insurance. See Chllcete, S3S
Main. 3
HOUSTON'S
Metropfitai kmsmtaU
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second-hand pianos
Pram SM up. Easy term, tf IneludjM Weber, Stelnwty and eth
' f per, meftefc) and up.
SHEPHERD PIANO DEPOT
Neat
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
"THE NE'ER-DO-WELL"
Rex Beach's stirring story of Panama
In Nine Acts, Featuring
KATHERINE WILLIANS
WHEELER OAKMAN
And the Original Spellers Cast
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
MAY 8th and Sth
ADULTS, Me
STAR THEATER
FAN TAN
Something Entirely New
"THE CASE OF BECKY"
Five Reel Paramount, Featuring
BLANCHE SWEET
TEMPLE THEATER
"Unknown,"
Three Reel ssaaay
"Bungle's Rainy Day,"
One Reel Vitagraph
Paths News.
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MATIKKB DAILY AT Bit
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MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MerrULOre.
motion nonmas waONnsrMfs
WORK ON ROAD
TO BE RUSHED
COUNCIL ORDERS CITY ENOINEIR
TO PREPARE E8TI MATES, ETC,
ON THE 8HIPPINQTON HIQHWAY
PROJECT
That the council Intends to lose no
time In carrying out the wishes of the
voters regarding the Improvement of.
the toad to Shlpplngton, with branch
roads to Pelican City and Upper Lake
landings, was shown when Council
man Sheets' motion that City Engineer
Zumwalt be Instructed to proceed with
the estimates, etc., was unanimously
adopted.
In the meantime, the necessary reso
lutions, etc., will be prepared. It is
the Intention of the council to have
the road improved Just as soon ss
possible.
Resolution
Whereas, The Great and Supreme
Ruler of the Universe has in his In
finite wisdom removed from among us
one of our worthy and esteemed fellow
laborers. Mrs. C. M. Hunt; and,
Whereas, Tho long and Intimate re
lation held with her In the faithful dis
charge of her duties In the Emmanuel
Daptlst church makci It eminently be
fitting that wo record our appreciation
ot her; therefore,
Resolved, That the wUdom nnd
ability which alio tint exercised In tho
aid of our organization by service, con
tributions and counsel, will bo held In
grateful remembrance;
llluivi:u, iiiui mv auuuuii ihwi
of such a life from among our midst
leaves a vacancy and a Hhadow that
Guild Meeting.
The Grace Episcopal Guild will meet
with Mrs. L. R. Robertson in Hot
Springs Addition, at 2:30 Friday after
noon. Important business to be dis
cussed, and all members are requested
to be present.
will be deeply realized by alt tho mem
bers and friends of this organization,
and will prove n sorlous loan to the
community and the public;
Resolved, That with deep sympathy
with the bereaved relatives of the de
ceased, we express our hope that even
so great a loss to us all may be over
looked for good by him who doeth all
things well.
Resolved, That a copy of theso res
olutions bo spread upon tho records of
this organization, a copy printed In
the local paper and a copy forwarded
to the bereaved family.
MRS. EMMA ORIOSBY,
MRS. II. C. CHAMBERLAIN,
MRS. J. J. DAVI8.
Two-thirds of the women employed
In the silk industry in Pennsylvania
are paid less than $6 per week.
Social women in England have es
tablished a school where they are
taught to do their own housework.
W.S. SLOUGH
For Assessor
To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
If I am placed in the office of assess
or by your votes I pledge myself to the
following standards and ideals:
1 I shall give all my time and tho
best of my ability to the work of the
office.
21 shall do my best to place, upon
the tax roll every piece of taxable
property In Klamath county, and will
assess each piece equitably.
3 The "timber baron" tad "Mull
taxpayer" will look alike to me. I
stand for a SQuare deal for alL
41 will not use tho office to re
ward friends or punish enemies.
61 will not us the opportunities
afforded by the office to promulgate
any "ideas" or "isms." There la work
enough in the office to consume all tho
time and energy of the most active
man.
6 The peace and prosperity of the
county depend upon a just and intelli
gent administration of public business.
7 Your support la the Primary and
In the Election Is solicited upon the
above declaration of principles.
Respectfully, W. S. SLOUGH.
There will be an auto leave for Bend
at 8 a. m. Friday. Can handle four
passengers. Inquire White Pelican
Oarage. fit
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MILKER WANTED At oncej. Ap
ply to Will W. Adams, Merrill -4t
LOST During the fire Wednesday, a
pair of spectacles in aluminum case.
Finder leave at Herald office. 4-2t
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STAR DRUG COMPANY
Constipation la a Tory simple,
natural trouble, but Huleet prop
erly treated, It may develop into
a most serious aad complicated
disease. We aatfse) that Carl's
Little Liver Lifters be kept Is -ery
home. Wo eaanot reeommemd
these pills too highly. We earn.
tton our patrons against the (rev
aad ladlsertmiaate use of lamv
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Drug Oo.
DONT
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To take heme with you some of our
delicious
Vanilla
Cream
Puffs,
Chocolate
Eclaires
and our appetising
Parker House
Rolls
Fresh Pastry
ef all kinds
Nurmi Baking
Company
Open Sundays from a.m. te p.m.
In tho stato hospitals and health do- tho sntuo clinnco h.m the men ia the ap
partmonts In Russia the women tow poimmcnt of positions.
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Selig's Mammoth Nine-Part Production of
REX BEACH'S
Famous Story of Love, Romance d
Adventure in Old Panama
The Ne'er Do Wei
Featuring Kathlyn Williams, Wheeler Oaknu
And the same cast that made "The Spoilers" world famoi
Produced upon the exact spots slluded to in the story w
filled with all the vim, snap and punch that have made W
Beach one of the most popular of all authors. There
hair-Faising, hand-to-hand fights plot and counter plot
love and intrigue and the do or die spirit of the "get there
Yankee that makes this one of the most fascinating one
ings in the history of motion pictures.
ThrilUng, Sensational, Spectacular
No play of the year has met with such phenomenal ,
cess. Highest box office records in the history of the du
ness have been smashed to smithfreens. Played t
weeks at Clune's Auditorium, Los Angeles. The For
in 'Frisco has been unsble to handle the crowds. Hunoi
are waiting to see it here. Get your friends together
come it's the big theatrical event of the month.
PEERLESS ORCHESTRA WILL FURNISH MUWj
Admission, 25c and 50c
Reserved Scats Now on Sale t Hsrry -
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