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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
IN OUR NEW LOCATION
Out- (IAHAI1K MACIMNK MHOP mi. In MVKVILM', Mhero
,e ulk In llic lwl mihI aplt on Ilk- MdfMnlk.
"BUT at. yd agak BUT"
Our nimhlne ! I hi heat eoiltptl in Hotithern Or.
fan, v tMVf lilgh.rlcrl mnl lompetCNl help ami guarantee hii
mmhliu ' '" '"' accural" "MMourlli of unti lln'iiMtiiitilt f nn
rh. Our '"'" "'"'I' u N,lli -,11 lighted nn Mr nn riteri t
,Nr, i n flrWHlnm Jl in n iiilnlniiim of time. Our new Murage
renin I' llrMW. I"ug rrtml proof, nlitliiK of radiator
Me. V lwi In ohI Mix k of mrrMrir nml nre milling lo
them cwf '
Vim ant Iiflrt1 I" run M nml see u ulieti you noil anything
done m I"' rnr. and mrvMnrlr, or Mnnl lo tap yarn.
TELFORD BROS.
GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP
40 MAIN' HTHKKT
WGREDIHOJIHS
DEGIMEDTIMELYIION
von ti:hsih, apply io'statk
I.A.XD HOARD ATTOIIVKY, r. 4.
ri:it;r.sov, nut this iol'xtv,
ADYIHKHTHKCOLMm
MISSION OffflllG
. TAKEN AT CHURCH
I, IIK1I.I
VMMXSVKL I1AITIMTH fO.Vf'ltK.
fJVHOX DO.VATK ARTICLES TCI
CIIL'llt'H WHICH IH .VKAHIXfl
OMPLl.-flOX IK TIIIH CITY
-Par-
SPOKANE MAN
GIVES DATA ON
RURAL CREDITS
MIIIKkMKN TIIK (JRATIPICATtON
OVER VIAT ItATK
of
flati Fle IVr Vnl IUl Applying
lo All l-art of the United States
Hill l"r" Ureal Boon lo North.
rl Farmer Hpohanc Ha ah In
Xwr Heady lo Furnish Form mm!
All lnrrttiinlnH Desired.
SPOKANE, April 3. D. 0. O'flhea,
tiwMrtii of the Spokane. Federal
Mas batik, tim returned from Wash-
Itftea, where lie attended n confer
tic of the president of (In twelve
Fiilrral IjiiiiI ImnU, with Secretary
of the Treasury McAiIiki and Alio
r.nWr of th.. Federal Farm Loan
BomJ,
ll MpreOud grntlflration over the
f:tnlii thl nmferi'iiie had fixed a
fll Intcrut rale of s per Ont. np
flfloi lo nil imrin of the United
IiiIm. II.' deilan-d thai this Inter
ctrate would prne ntrrat boon lo
'"' isrnicr or tiro northwestern
nl pri'dlrtr-U thai wlthlit n
)Mr thr Spokane rVilcral Unil Dank
III he iiimlf luaiiM BRKrcuatlnit
1 1)0.000,001).
Mr. O'HIicn nln iinnounwil ihnt
tke tonfernirc of hank prrildcnla
" rraotiiiion rcquontlnit con
vm In Incrviinn th limit of the
kwim rwrmlitcii to nn Indlvldunl Iwr
Mwcr fnim lo,00 to $35,000. Ho
HprwM tho hop., tjiat ih npeclal
'''"' -nnridH would mk thU
TIZ'FOR ACHING,
E, TIRED FEET
SOR
i w: "Tiz" van tkxdkr, puffed.
IT. "I It M. NO, CALtOl'SED
M AM OWN)
rhaujcn for Hip larxn horrowurN
th HpokMin dank dUtikt,
In ordrr that mon fumU may t
avallabt. for lnv...tmfiit In limn loan
bond, and In turn iiiadf aallahln to
Irnd lo rartui.ru of thin dUtrlct, Mr.
CVHIiwi urcd that tho lcKlUliir.. of
WathlnRton, Xlontnna, Orpunn unit
Idaho Immnllatcly pau taw,, maklrijt
farm loan hon.U approvr.l limt
avnu for trum fundN. Inauranr
romnanlM and Hatlnen hank.
Mr. O'Shr annimiiri'it rhnt il...
bond laaued by tho twntvn Federal
Und rUnkg would h tilarcd on Dm
mark( at i per rent, but would
probably be old at a premium. He
Mpreaaed (ratlflratlon over the fart
that the Federal Farm Umn Hank
baa anticipated that at leant $100,.
000,000 of three bond will be Untied
dtirlnf the coming year and In mak
ing arraniementa which will auure
a ready market for tbem. Alt of thi
money will bmade available to Hid
larmera or the tJnlleil Htale at fi
per cent.
To borrow from lliene Federal Land
Hank, farmer art required to or
ganise thenuolvea Into group ron
talnlng at leant ten 'armor-borrower
and each group anklng for at Irani
$20,000 or loan. The Spokane Foil.
eral I .nml llnnk U now prepared to
rurnlh a blank form or artlrlen of
aflntlon to-mnke'the organlcutlon
of thean group nlmpto and enny.
Other ncrecHary blnnka will hIimi Ih
furnUhed on application.
Farmer are permitted to borrow
.MP to CO per rent of Ihn apprnUed
alne of the land, plua 20 per cent
or the value or the iKTinancm In
Hiired Improvemenla. I.oanii nro to
tie made at 5 per rent and mint tie
retired on the nmortliatlon plan,
which mcaiiH repayment by rixed nn
mini puymrntH thrnughnut the per
lod of the loan. The loan may run
from & lo 40 yearn at the option of
the borrower. The object of their
long-time toann In to enable the far
mer to meet tliro nmalt annual pay
mont out of tho Incrraaed earning
or tho land, made pomlbln by tho In
veatment or the borrowed money.
Tbla now banking ay at em It purely
rn-fltierattve. It li for tho nolo ubo
of farmer and prospective farmer.
Farmer will eventually own all of
tbo atock or the Federal l.and Uanka
and they will elect tho officer or
theo bank. There la no opportunity
for individual prom In the entire
nyttem,
inn preliminary orgamiaiion oi
National Farm l-oan Aanoclatlon hnn
progreaaed lo a degreo rar beyond
the expectation or the Federal Farm
loao Hoard at Wathlngton and
everything point to the unqualified
aucrcaa of tbla new enterprlan.
COItAVU.IH, Ore.. April 3
MH'ra of hlnmiilli rourilty
tomplniit milking lomm from the
Htalit Itnnil Credit Fund may aocure
lnkH and ItmtrurtloiiK hy upplylng
to tho Htnte l.nti.l ll.nril attorney for
Ihl ruiirity. Clin. J. Ferguon,
Kiamnlii n u iilmi MUgRimted hy
lr. lienor Mncpheraon, of the Ore-
Rtn Agrlrulturnl College Department
of Itnnil KcoiMimli-H, who mutated In
druMlng the hill, that thu loan bo
iii-rot luted an noon iia poNKlble, (lon
'rxl liit.T04t r.iti-n ure likely In race
of wiir (i)ii.lltloiiH to nrlmi a much a
one pel rent In a f.tw mouth, and
ewntmilly put tin. federal loan men,
uie inilrely out of ItiivlneH n well
an miller Hi., opi.rntlnn or tho atato
li in mli lmrdi-r. Huch hn beeu
I he tcunii. In Urltlab Columbia,
where dlmlltir law werii enacted rour
year nro, hut have not yet been put
Into operation hecauve or tho war.
"A rood deal or cunfunlon elta."
aa) Dr. Macpheraon, "a to how to
proceed to Ret a loan. Intending bor
rower! xhoilld rail ill) their county
rMirelontathi. or the ttato laud
board, who ran aupply them with
blank mid givo them Instruction.
Uian may hi' niiul.- ror 10, 20, 30 or
30 enr pitIwIh, Ilorronera ure ad
vUe.l in tnko the 3Cyiar loan,
which ran he paid, principal and In
toriKt, In thlrty-flvn nnnual payment
of $C each and ouu the luat pay
ment of about $10. ir able to pay
mniner they mny pay a fnat a they
pU'ire. and Intereat wilt b mopped
mi all partial paymentn as noon n
made."
The Arreting taken at the Kmman-
who con-1 net iinptlat church tout Hunuuy ror
. . . . . .
homo mlaalon wna l, and ror For
eign Mlaalona $13,60.
'A month ago a common tabic wa
donated lo the church hy Mr. !.an
try nnd two week ago offering plate
were donated by Mr, (i ror go Davl.
Huiida) three pulpit chair were
gltsr. by Mr. Oeorglc Davlx nnd re
rcnily tho Iridic' MUxlonary Society
donated ultar rail' and curtain.
Tim church I growing, ay It
member, nnd I now near tomple
Hon. Monday, Tueaday, Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday tho pastor will
preach on "The Closing Ministry of
Our Urd."
day prior to the optalag, to-wit: On
aad from April It. 1917. to and In-
eluding o'clock a. m. April 25, 1917
Application presented after ld per
lod of nlae day will be filed and
noted in the order of their receipt.
Any application not baaed on a prior
settlement right will tie subject to
valid settlement claim asserted in
tho manner required by law.
4. MlnmlUmeoiM riling tor pan
lie land. Application! reaching said
local land oUtre during aald oerlod
or nine day, will bo held and treated
a simultaneously filed, nnd the regis
ter and receiver will dispose of them
a follews: :
(a) Where there Ik no conflict
the application will be allowed. Irre
spective or whether settlement I al
leged.
lb) In case or conflicting anoll
cation and only one of the applicant
allege prior settlement, his applica
tion win no allowed ana the others
rejected.
(c) ir two or more conflictlnc an-
tillcatlons, each containing allega
tions or prior settlement, are re
ceived, a hearing, restricted to those
alleging such right, will be ordered
to determine the priority or right.
(d) Where there arc conflicting
applications In which no one of the
several applicant claims prior set
tlement the register and receiver will
write on cards the name of the sev
eral apiillcnnts. nnd ench of these
cards will be placed In an envelope
upon which there 1 no distinctive or
Identifying mark, and at 2 o'clock
p. m.. on the date of opening to en
try, ir practicable (if not, at tbe same
hour one day later), after all the en
tolopes containing the names of the
several applicants shall have been
thoroughly mixed In the presence of
such persons aa may desire to be
present, thev will be drawn and num.
bcred In order. The cards a drawn
and numbered will be securely fas
tened to the applications of tbe re
pptctlvo persons, and the applications
will be allowed In such order. Ap
plications conflicting In whole with
I1RIKGH HACK 1TH MUUniVl.i!?, 1!?lML .'."IT.?!. "IM T
ji-f7u in mo uauxi Hiiuuni.
r. Fallal of appiicawt to obtaJa
I public land applied for. Where any
I applicant ran to obtain land ap-
Oray hair, however handsome, de- filed ror bv blm he will be permitted
SA6E TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
WHK.V MIXKI) WtTHHULI'HUBTO
Lt'KTltK AT ONCK
note advancing age. We all know the
to elect whether he will amend his
H1HH FOREST GRAZING
ALLOWANCES ARE MADE
MAKKK ..V
I
I'OltlChTllY Ni:itVM'K
NOLWVKMKNT IX ItKCtltlt TO
TIIK ISK OF LIMK Hilt CAT
TI.K AM) SHKKI
aitiiilftftfiff lin A faK -kttiwe lainta
advantage of a youthlul appearance. not affected by pending applications
Your hair Is your charm. It makes or I and otherwise subject thereto when
TantaOoa Problem Taiknl
VANCOUVBR, Wash.. Aprlfa?
Problems of city and county taxation
wore discussed at the annual meeting
of tho Clarke County Taxpayer'
League here Saturday. A general
survey of the taxes and taxing sys
tems wero discussed.
"opia who are forced to stand on
i ' "" d,Jr know ht tor..te
Z..r """"or faet nean. Thay
ibh . nna T"" ourw tMr r
,''..T.t.MefP".'eeU?p,rf,etJ.con-
iiwoh,i .;.. . ; "" vm.r ?" ,.n
ion. . Ur"W" 0Ul " W'
fr yMnt which pnK up the
r MIIU gI
"""UK foot.
cnuo tender, aor. tired,
II Ir,-!-...!.. . .L.
in i . .-iiijr iu me
It'i . Z 7 Tm' ca,louB and bunions.
ii imply glorious. Ah) how com.
ruble your foot fool after using
you,' r. ."'" novor "i or r '!'
itofci.- ,n ,,,,,n- Vour shoes won't
"""" hurt you,, feot,
Cu J ' f00t vomto" r only IS
HMIMIMtl$MIMMIMtl
Ts'm,-.. .m,dmm,i si mn m.
UPU BMJK MILS. UU -
A COLD OR CATARRH I
ItwIliM Ml Wtaw.lfasl
Mka Xmt git Waffei U
IIIMIMMiMMIMKMMtt
Count fifty. Your cold in haad or
oatarrb dliappears. Your clogged
nostrils will open, the air passages
of your haad will clear and you can
brev.na freely, No more snuBng,
hawking, mucous dlscbarga, dryness
or headaoht; no struggling for for
breath at night.
CUt a nail bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply
little of thla fragrant artlseptlo cream
In your nostrils, It penetrates through
every air passage of tbe bead, sooth
ing and beullug tbe swollen or In
flamed mucous membrane, giving you
Instant relief. Head colds' nnd
catarrh yield like angle. Don't stay
tufei up and miserable. Relief u
ure. Adr. '
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 3. Ap
proved irrnslng ullowaneoa for the
National Forests during the coming
ccaton proWdo for the pasturing of
R.400,155 sheep, 2.120,145 cnMIe and
homes, and r.t.CKn huIup, Thwo fig
ures, compared -with those of laat
year, represent nn approximate In
crease of 111,000 cattle nnd homes
and n ttocrcium of about 200,000
sheep. Conmquently the Increase of
111,000 rattle nnd horses in held to
bo equlvadent to u net Increase or
3r..r.,000 sheep, or or 71,000 cattle,
over the t6tal number or stock grated
la.it j ear. '
The ( decrease in the number of
sheep Is said to bo caused by tbo ac
tion of owncm who nro disposing of
their flocks In order to buy cattle.
In iiiont cascH the reason Is not bo-
canto of greater profits In Handling
cattle, but becausn the rapidly
changing condition on tho open
ranges, whero sheep have been
handled In the punt, make it lucres-
Ingly difficult to find food for tbla
class of stock durlug the months
v. hen deop snow prohibits grating
nn tho National Forests.
It Is xtnted that the capacity of the
National Torrst range Is gradually
being Increased by protection against
over-nruslng and Improved methods
of handling tho stock. New arena
are nlsu doing brought Into use by
tho development of waterltg places,
whllo tho eradication of poisonous
plants I reducing the losses suffered
by tho stockmen.
mare the face. When It rades, turns
gray and looks streaked, Just a few
applications or Sage Tea and 8ulphur
enhances its appearance a hundred-
rold.
Don't stay gray! Look young!
Rlther prepare the recipe at homo or
net from any drug atore a G0-cent bot
tle of "Wyeth'a 8age and Sulphur
Compound',' which Is merely she old
time recipe Improved by the addition
of other Ingredient. Thousand of
folk recommend this ready-to-jse
proparatlon. because It darken tbe
hair beautttully, beside no one ca,n
possibly tell, aa It darkens so natur
ally and evenly. You moisten a
sponge or sort brush with It, drawing
this through the hair, taking one
smull strand at a time. Hy morning
tho gray hair disappears; after an
other application or two, its natural
color Is restored and it becomes thick,
glossy and lustrous, and you appear
jears younger.
W)oth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound Is a delightful toilet requisite.
It Is not Intended ror the euro miti
gation or prevention of disease Adv
LEGAL NOTICES
I "CAPITAL I
I AND I
I LABOR" I
H U7.. sL 2- H
bbbj v mm hiv i?avfwr mm
J a Union m
I Carpenter? I
J Answered at. tho Oospel H
BJ hall tonlghli. Meetings H
NJ Thursday anil Sunday evo- H
HJ ulugs oIko. NR
iHHHHHHNHHHNHHHHn
KLAMATH PROJECT, ORKOOX
CAUKORXIA THIRD V.VIT
PUBLIC NOTICK.
Department of tbe Interior.
Washington, D. C. March 31, 1917.
l. in prusuance or aection 4 or
tho Reclamation Act of June 17, 1901
(S3 Btat.. 388). ana or acts amen
datory thereof and. supplementary
tnereor, and particularly or tne Rec
lamation Extension" Act of August 13,
1914 (38 Stat., 686), public notice
for lands In the Third Unit of Klam
ath Project, Oregon-California, la
hereby issued as folleara:
2. Lands for which waiter will be
furnished. Upon proper application
being made therefor, water will be
furnished under said project in the
irrigation season of 1917 and there
after, for the Irrigable lands In said
Third unit, shown on rarm-untt Plata
of the following townsblpa of the
Willamette and Mount Diablo Mer
idians, to-wlt:
T. 41 S R, 11 E. W. M.
T. 41 8., R. IS E. V. M.
T. SB M.. R R 8 R. M. D. If.
which plat were approved March 31,
1917, by First Assistant Secretary of
tne interior ana are on nie in me or.
flee of the Project Manager, u. 8
Reclamation Service. Klamath Falls.
Oregon, and In the local land offices
at Lakevlew, Oregon, and at sacra-
raento. California.
" 3. When and how to wake entry
for public land. Homestead entrlea
for tho farm units shown on said
nlata embracing nubile lands of the
United States may be made beginning
Ann l. 1917. at o'clock at m.. at
tbe local land office of the district
within which said land Is aituated.
Every person desiring to acquire any
of aald public lands must execute a
homestead application auuect to toe
provisions of the reclamation law In
manner required by law, which, with
the required fees and commissions,
accompanied by certificate of the
project manager as to the filing of
waTer-rlaht application and payment
of water-right charges ns hereinafter
provided, may be presented to said
local land office, in person, by mall,
orotheMwhifcvrJUUijjjerlodolne
W. D. MILLER
CXMjsstMg CtotaAMMtflaV
Walks, floors, Foundations. Con
crete Building Block, Flues nnd
Tiles. Ill S. Sixth St. Phone 193
such amended application Is present'
ed. or withdraw hia original applica
tion without prejudice. In the event
of such withdrawal the fees and com
missions will be returned by the-receiver,
and the water-right charges
deposited will be returned. bv tbe
project manager, upon surrender of
the certificate of filing Issued by the
protect manacer. i
6, Wanrinjr axahast smlawfsd acfe
t lenient upon public Mad. No person
will be permitted to gala or exercise
any right- whatever under any settle
ment or occupation of any of said
I public lands, begun at or prior to 9
a. m. April SB, 1917. provided, bow
ever, that this will not afreet anv valid
existing right obtained by settlement
or entry while the Isnd was subject
thereto.
7. Limit of area for which water.
right may be amtred. The limit or
area per entry representing the acre
age which. In the opinion or tne Sec
retary or the Interior, may be reason
ably required for tbe sunport or a
famllr upon such lands. Is rixed as
shown uron the plats for tbe severs!
farm units. Tbe maximum limit or
area ror which water-right applica
tion mav be made ror lands in private
nwnedshln shall be 160 acres of Irri
gable land ror each land owner.
8. Application for water-right.
AH water-right applications, whether
ror public or private lands, must be
J made to tbe Project Manager, U. S.
iiccianiauun oervice, itmaiau. ram.
Oregon, upon forma provided for that
purpose. Every application for pub
lic lands must be accompanied by the
proper initial water-right payment.
Each such application must be for a
specific farm unit, and more than one
person may make application for the
same farm unit. A certificate of fil
ing will be Issued cacb applicant by
the project manager. Filing or water
right application and Issuance of cer.
tlflcatc rlvo no preference right to
entry on nubile lands. Only when
the project manager la notified by
tho local land orrice that an entry has
been allowed, will acceptance of tbe
water-right application be endorsed
thereon. Whereupon all other water-
risht applications affecting -tne larm
unit In question, with payment made.
will be. returned to tbe respective ap
plicant, uoon surrenoer or mom ui
the certificates of filing Issued by the?
project manager. Water-right appll
ration for private land may be made
on ana alter aate oi mis nonce.
9. Classes of charges for water,
rights. Tho water-right charges are
of two classes, to-wlt: (1) a charge
against each Irrigable acre to cover
the cost of construction of tho Irri
gation system, called tho construction
charge: and. (3). an annual charge
against each Irrigablo -aero to cover
tbe coat or operation and maintenance
of tbe systom, called the operation
and maintenance charge.
10. Construction charge. The con.
structlon charge for said lands shall
bo $45 per Irrigablo acre for unen
tered public land and $39 per Irri
gable acre for all other land, payable
an follews:
(a) For landa that were prior to
Auguat 13. 1914, subjected by con
tract or otherwise to the provisions
of the Reelarottlon Law, aald con
struction charge ahall be paid In not
more than ten equal annual instate
ments, the first of which shall be
paid at the time of filing water-rlgbt
application, the aeeond of which shall
be paid December 1 of tho following
car. and subsequent Instalments
shall be paid December 1 of each
year thereufter: provided, however,
that If water-right application sub
ject to thu provision of the Recla
mation extension Act at August jo,
1914. or an fteeeptance of the pro
visions of said Extension Act in ac-
l.nnliiiM with Rati Inn IS thereof, he
filed within six months from the date
of this notice, said construction
charge ahall be payable In twenty
anuua) laatslir.en.ts, trt first of whleb
shall become due and payable on De
cember 1 following the date of water,
right apnlisatlon, and subsequent ln-
ttnlment on December 1 of each
ear thereafter. In which event tho
tint four instalments shall oscb be
two per centum, the next two Inatat.
meuts st.all each be four per centum,
and the next fourteen each six per
Centum of tho total mmlrnrflon
charge.
(b) For the remaining ianrfa an
Initial payment of rive per centum of
me construction charge shall be
made at the time or f ling water-rlcht
application, and the remainder of the
construction charge shall be paid In
fifteen unn i.n Instalments, the first
five or which shall each be Dve per
centum and the remainder each seven
per centum or the total construction
charge. The first of said firteen an
nual Instalments shall become due
and payable December 1 or the firth
calendar year after the Initial Instal
ment, and subsequent Instalments
shall become due and payable on De.
cember 1 of each calendar year
thereafter.
11. Increased ronetmction charge
In certain canes. In all cases where
water-right application ror lands In
private ownership, or ror lands under
entries not subject to tbe reclamation
law, ahall not be made within one
year from the date or this notice tbe
construction charge ror such land
shall be Increased five per centum
each year until such application is
madt and tbo Initial Instalment paid.
12. Advance payasent of eon.
traction charge permissible. Any
water-right applicant may. at his op
tion, psy In advance the whole or any
part or tbe construction charge ow
ing by him within any shorter period
man mat prescribed by this orrice.
13. Operation ami maintenance
charge. Tbe operation and mainten
ance charges for tbe Irrigation sea
son of 1917, and thereafter until fur
ther notice, shall be "a minimum
charge of 85 cents per Irrigable acre
whether water la used thereon or not.
which will entitle the water user to
two acre-feet of water per Irrigable
acre. and additional water will be
furnished up to a limit of three acre
feet per irrigable acre at the rate of
twenty cents per acre-root, and all
further quantities for forty cents
per acre-foot. All operation and
maintenance charges will be due and
payable on March 1 of each year ror
the preceding Irrigation season, ex
cept that when water-right applica
tion Is made for public lands entered
on or after June 15 In any year the
first p-iyment of such rtarge becomes
due March 1 of the second year
thereafter.
14. Place and manner of nay.
ment. All water-right Charges must
be Pt.f1 at the office or the U. S. Rec
lamation Service. Klamath Falls.
Oregon, In currency or by New York
draft or money order parable, to Spe
cial Fiscal Agent, U. S. Reclamation
8ervice.
FRANKLIN K. LANE,
Secretary or the Interior.
The depeek wlgj as) f
is bid la rafeetfi tatt re
of $5,008,
turned If the
talned if tbe Mi Is aassrted. aadtlta
required contract nnd bond are net
executed and presented for approval
within sixty daya from swell aeeeft.
ance. The right to reject any and all
bids Is reserved. For eopies ef the
bid and contract forms and for ether
Information application sImmM be
made to tbe Indian Superintendent,
Klamath Agency, Oregon. Waealac
ton . D. C, March St, 1917. CATO
SELLS, Commissioner of ladtan Af.
fairs.
SALE OF TIMBER KLAMATH IN
DIAN RESERVATION Bealed bids,
marked outside "Bid.' Antelope Val
ley Timber," and' addressed to tho
Superintendent or the Klamath In
dian School. Klamath Agency, Ore
gon, will be received until twelve
o'clock noon. Pacllic Time, Thurs
day. May 31, 1917, ror tbe purchase
of timber upon about 14,000 acres
within Township 36 South, Range 7
and 8 East. Tbe sale embraces ap
proximately two hundred million feet
ot which about ninety per cent Is
yellow and sugar pine and the re
mainder red and white fir. The cut
ting of red -.and white fir will be op
tional with tbe purchaser. Each bid
must state for each species the
amount per thousand feet Scrlbner
decimal C log scale that will be paid
for all Umber cut prior to April 1,
1920. .Prices subsequent to that data
are tobe fixed by tbe Commissioner
ot Indian Affairs by three year per
iods. No bid of less than three dol
lars per M feet for yellow and sugar
pine, seventy-fire centa tor red fir
and fifty cents for white fir during
the first period win be considered.
Each bid must be submitted In trloll-
rente and be accompanied by a certi
fied chock on a solvent National Bank
In favor of tbe Superintendent ot tho
Klamath Indian School In the amount
SALE OF TIMBER KLAMATH IN
DIAN RESERVATION Sealed bide,
msrked outside "Bid. Middle Meant.
Scott Unit Timber." nnd sddressed to
the Superintendent of the Klamath
Indian School, Klamath Agency, Ore
gon, will be received until twain
o'clock noon, Psclflc Time. Tfenrs-
day. May 31. 1917. for the Mreaase
of timber upon aboat 16.799 aeree
within Townships 31, S3 and 33
South, Range 7 East. The aale em
braces approximately two hundred
fifty million feet of pine (about nine
ty per cent yellow pine nnd tew ner
cent sugar pine) and tea million feet
of white fir. The cutting af white
fir will be optional with the pur
chaser. Each Wd must atate for each
species the amount per thousand feet
Scrlbner decimal C log acale that wSI
be paid for all timber eat prior to
April 1. 1939. Prlees sussssasnt ta
that date are to be fined by tbe Cam.
missioned1 or Indian Affairs by three
year periods. No bid of leas thaa
three dollars aad twenty-five eaata
per M feet for yellow aad eager ptae,
or fifty cents for wbjta fir far the .
first period will be considered, stack
bid must be submitted la trlatleate
and be accompanied by a est tl Bed
check on a solvent National Beak feu
favor of the Suoerlateadeat of the .,
Klamath Indian School la the nmeant
of $6,099. The deposK will be re
turned If the bid la rejected hat re
tained ir tbe bid Is- accepted, .and the
required contract and bond are not
executed and presented for approval
within sixty daya from each accept
ance. The right to reject any and an
bids is reserved. For copies of the
bid snd contract forms aad for other
Information application ahoeld he
made to the Indian Superintendent,
Klamath Agency. Oregon. Waahlar
ton. D. C. March 33. 1917. CATO
SELLS. Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
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RALE OF TIMBER KLAMATH IN
DIAN RESERVATION Sealed hide.
marked outside "Bid, Southern Moant
Scott Unit Timber." aad addnsaig ta
tbe Superintendent of the Klamath
Indian School, Klamath Agency, Ore-'
ron. wilt be received until twelve
o'clock noon. Pacific time, Thursday. ; A
May 31. 1917. tor the parol
timber upon about LU.SM Macrae
within Township 33 South. Rang 7
Eaat. Tbe sale embraces aeprcal
mately one hundred sixty mllHea feet
of pine (about ninety per cent yel
low nine and ten per cent eaawr nene)
and ten mUlloa feet of white fir. The
cutting of white Br will ae entloaai
with the purcaaaer. Saeh Wd mast
state for each species the amoaat per
thousand feet Scrlbner decimal c lee
scale that will be oaid for ail Umber
cut prior to April 1, 1939. Prices
subseouent to thnt date are ta' he
fixed by tbe Commissioner of ladtan
Affairs by three year periods.. iNo .
bid of less than three dollars and
twenty-five centa per M feet for yel
low and sugar pine, or fifty coats per
M feet for white fir for the first per
iod will be considered. hVseh bid
must be submitted la triplicate aad
be accompanied hy n certified check
on n solvent NaUoaal Bank la favor
or the Superintendent ot the ttlamath
Indian School la the amoaat f
15.000. The deposit wttl ha returned ,
If tbe bid is rejected but retalaed If
the bid Is accepted, aad the required
eontrset and bond" are not executed
and presented for aearorai wtthla
sixty daya from auch acceptance. The
right to reject any aad all btda m re
served. For copies of the hid aad
contract forma aad tor other Infor
mation application ahoaM bs.imade
to the Indian Superintendent, Klam
ath Agency, Oregon. Washington.
D. C. March S3. 1917. CATO
RELLS. Commissioner of Iadiaa Af.
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with him. Many deals are closed
to men not equipped for business.
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