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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1919)
TAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TIII'IINIIAV, Al'ltll, ai, I) in. m fc1 LANE TO WHITE IT QCPQ (Irlont teachers tlio school litis ever I Inul, nml litis done moat excellent i work, Slip In succeetlcil liy Mls. Cole, who will flnleli Hie yeiir J Tlio Kclmiil lit the llrown illHtr'rt rinse not PrIJny A iroKrum will l consider tlio Klnmnth Irrigation Dis trict to lie bound thereby : 'Trovlilod that imlil iiinxlinuiii sum does not include, nny proposed coat of nddltlomil drnlnnRO, replacement of perlshiililo structures, or nny rights to the Ankeny Cnnnl, but 1 1 covers only amounts expended or i gVen In the iifteruoon under the dl i umiiriieu i. oo oipenncu prior 10 ; , , u,ncni.r, M(M KnrnUU. date liereoi, ,, , . . . . "Hy what authority do you mid $(! Tll ,'('l","l ,,om "l0 ,,oni1 "' ",0 Vl'- penalty on lands brought Into the. lev Miss McHeynoId te.u-lier will Klamath Irrigation District not pro- Join with them iluit day. Jcct Hciulre llcnlv Too Urns Kor' vlmlslv um,cr stlKk subscription mid M,,s Kl cillrs f San r'runclico FEW FOLKS HAVE y 1 Quotlons Aoked bj Dirtvtorw of I'ri- nitrctiiST s,vs I'MMi IIKt'll'i: AND st'i.riu It I Mill s ok s(.i: tin: ruA draw this through your hnlr. tnklim one siniill trnnil nt a time Uy morn ing the grnv hnlr illiippi'itr! hut wlml delight the IndleH with V)illi' Sngr n tut Sulphur Compound I that, ticil'li" hciiutlfullv dnrkeiilug the hnlr n'trr a few npplleitlniiH II '" lirlniTM imck the glimx nml luitro anil kim4 It an appeaiani'e of nlMludnmo nch voiy AHI,i:it-.(, mil it no iippeillt., sour Kl,,,,,,,;,,-"'"; Kim lu , ,". """I "lS '- if AtlVrT much help me The I'lllSl Kit lieipiMl me ( Telegram Letter to Follow. G. V. Of field: contract, or water rlcht aniillcatlon. and If this penalty Is waived, will !.l... 1..l...l C....... Hlv l.l.. ...t. !!. m:v iimm Mii:it A'l (' AMI' . i:vis U visiting In the homo of her sister, the fnltfid States g'lvo Klamath IrrI- Mf!l- T leter. I gntlon District a corresponding re- Mrs. Charles I. iiomls from I'ort- llnlr that loses Its color ami tiiMif or when It fades, turns grn. dull ami i auction of tlio amount of the indent- uimi ,, visiting her parents. Mr. and "mP"' ' ,"",,", ,, " "" "' " 'edness assumed In contract between ,, , tii.... i phur In the hnlr. Our KO.uiiliuotliers jl'nlted States and Klamath Irrigation '" ', ., .,,., ,,., ,, ., , , mnde up a mixture of Sure Ten and The telegram signed by you and District? '"" " " ''""" " oii,r ,,, l.,, i,r in.k. ,11111. mid Uradbury Involves so many ques-l "Do you consider that the Klamath In Poor heilth for some time, hasi ,i,m,. r women, tions thnt telegraphic reply Is not 'Irrigation District would bo llnblo heen much worse the last week. Snl u-uhiiii. nn " ouiaiius practicable, will answer soon as 'either directly or Indirectly for pox- ls ronncli t her bed and suffers a ! "ml lm'" ,N"" u,l,,, tlinl """ c" , possible. " slble damages resulting from the con- ' , ., that beautiful dark shade of hair FRANKLIN K. LANK. stnictlon of the proposed dam and ' ,, " ... I which is n attractive, tmn only thl, ,, ,. . m . vii ' old-tltno nCll'e. visit ng li 3 children. Mrs. Geo. Nobloi .. . , ,., , ,,.,,., . . . 11 Ntind.n we get this fnimnn mix- and Mr J. 11 ( asey, returned to his' . . , ., ,,..-,, ture. tniiroxei hy the adilltloti of 1 tli- liuiue 111 suuillil ium r imaj SI'OKANC, April 21 Major tint,, oral Wllltam'll johuslon, cumiiiiiuil er of the ".Hit llMMou lias hren an .f nod as permanent rommanditr o( ('imp l.''U, a special dlipntc'i fro'ii Wiisliliigtiiii. sas. lp, ""' inup l.nke View, town wiiii iinnn ,iinr 1 ,(, ,, I, nillllint 11, Kill 1111 i,,,,,,. . -.-1 HTANTI.V llmpii,., ),, " IN; ler l.inM.I. in, . , .si' '.r"'l nieiitary canal Iteu,,,,, ., , '' " matter which pnlHun, v.i.., ' ?ul C'l'HKH coiistlpntloi, ..,,l""n peudlcltls. V.i hiiM. ,., Vll " 1P' ninny years It I, ,i,i,lri' , ' " Iiniiim KM I ,M 111,, ,,llil ,,,lil niiii!ivi II11IK Co- Adv wiiitinnii )rUj (irtiiTnitrlrrs nc. l,l,-( ,, ,, , . pidlc) anil pruleit ,,nt , .,,, 3-t( rote .V Nnilth, .uinu. jstructlon of tho proposed dam and oyies iiursiiiiiiii 10 iiiiinoriiy ivuu The above message has been re- California and Oregon Power com ccived by the directors of the Klnm-iPany? ath IrrOigatlon district in answer to I "w,n ,nP Klamath Irrigation DIs tho , of citestions wired In . tar, Wp.'-ihS days ago regarding the status of tlio povv,,r possibilities Incident to Klam water users here in relation to their 'nth Project for the amount actually rights for tho power, sites and other expended hy the Government In con matters on the Klamath Project nectlon therewith'" n.. ,,. ., ..1 .... . ......v.... .x... .'... me usi oi quesiions suuniuieu to1 Secretary Lane are as follews: - - The - lir.XI.KY Kaster evert ies at the Ml. "People on Klamath project desire to know the policy of the Reclamation Service relative to final disposition of power features of project. Recent act of service negotiating a lease of 10 years with California-Oregon Pow er Company of Keno canal with privi lege of building dam across Link River with control of same for 50 vnnwe ...Kn.. .-... .... 1 I .. ...I..1 Jtia "iiituuk IUM3UUII1K lSMt'3 Ul I people has aroused much hostility and suspicion. People willing to co-oper- te xvltn Reclamation Service In all i Geo. AW Officii, R. E. Uradbury. Directors. I.nkl church were a great surcess and i .1 good crowd enjoyed the program The Ladies Aid meet at the church Wednesday and ticked a guilt for Mrs. Smith of Klamath Fulls. Tho-o present were Mrs John , KooiiU, Mrs Steainan, Mrs. Zumati, I'.Mrs. Gteem, .Mrs. llutler, Mrs. Grit- ! lie. Mr.s Case. . f Mr. Fatrclo has heen on the sick list but Is some better at this vvrit- Ing. j After several davs of hieh winds.' -Ml collie l.atta rcreiveil u oany er Ingreillotits bv asking at anv dnig stor for a S0-cenl boll In of ' Wveih Sage and Sulphur Compound," which darkens the hair m iiaitiinllv, s" ovenlv, that nobndv can punllitv till It haH bien applied. Veil Jut daiiip en a i-poiige or soft brush with it ami Klamath bounty News , I.ORKIXA LOCALS. Xe oTproJecf bStPh7gPhrbanded," Sunday dawned bright nnd-lx from a hatchery a, Salem one acts render such course difficult.' Ialr a"u was pericci uay. a gootl""-' """ " "Would be pleased to receive from you ' sired congregation gathered at the I Harry llooth i. hnullng hay from explanation of your course which Londla school houso and listened to tho Fnlrclo ranch. snows same to be compatible, with ., r -., , beat Interests of people on project I an ab,e dur8 y Rev. Mr. Black-! nd to that end would kindly ask fori we" ot Ronanza. A large number 'NKW JAPAXRSK 1AWS PASSIM. immediate telegraphic reply to thei carried basket lunches of which they following questiens: J partook after the services. :i8JM .PKA!f "C.C.U"t:. " ny' The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. -Mwb-u " .uo ikiuuiaiu x lUjcii, FANCY ALFALFA SEED Oregon Standard Purity and Germination WOOD CURTIS CO. wiiei.cs.vi.i: l'M'2 MAIN STUKKT J. J. Kt'ltltKIt, lti.ld.nt Mg'r. Those tliousjuifls who have put off hnviir motorcars 'til after the war are Koi'K t " f.i'c. fill buyers now! One of the war's greatest lessons has hern that of economy. BUICK Automobiles are eeonomieal cars a.k tlio man that owns. one. We have two wuioatls en route from the factory, over half of them already sold. Best to Kt't your order in early. SACRAMENTO. April 23. The State assembly has passed a school "Is the Klamath Irrigation District; Davld McComb nro Pleased to heurblll here toda. prohibiting the Jap- liable for expenditures made bv Rec. lamation service in connection with power canals, sites and other power features Incident to Klamath Pro ject? "If power features have been seg regated from Klamath Project have Individual water users been given credits for amount charged to power features under their annual Install ments on the cost ot the Klamath Troject? "Have the recommendations of the Hoard 01 Review been adopted as a Biatter or policy wherein one-half oft the cost of the power features have .been charged to Units one and two and one-fourth to Tule Lake and one fourth to Lower Klamath Lake marshes Klamath Project, and it not why recommendations were not fol lowed? "'If the power features of the Klam ath Project have been segregated and re no longer charged to said project Tjr what authority was It done and who is to repay the money expended tn that connection? "If no portion of the power account Is chargeable to canals will the title to and management of said canals "be turned over to water users? "If it ls contemplated to sell the . Ankeny power canal, site for power house and water right, will Klamath Project get credit for the amount re alized on said proposed sale and will the liability mentioned In contract between United States and the Klam ath Irrigation District be reduced to thnt extent? "Will the Klamath Irrigation dis trict at anv time In the future ac quire absolute ownership of the ca nals and lateral system sunnlving water to the district with sufficient water to irrigate the district lands' "Does the sum of monev specified in the contract between the United States and the Klamath Irrigation District represent the total liability to me united States and will that be all that said district will be held liable for on account of the develop ment anu cost or project ? "Is the Klamath Irrigation Dis trict now liable for any deficit that mav exist in connection with the Klamath Project as a whole, and may it nerome liable tperefor In the fu ture? Does the contract now existing be tween the Klamath Irrigation DIs trict and the United States abrogate or supercede the contract of guaranty between tne Klamath Water Users' association and the United States for the whole amount expended in con nection with the Klamath Project? "Inasmuch as the following clause with reference to the Ankeny Canal In the contract between the United States and the Klamath Irrigation district w-as not In ssld contract when voted on by the water users do you mui a new son nns arrnea in meir nneso ffom attendng the regular eb--household. ' mentary schools where special Miss. Frantr. the teacher of the gchoo,g for Mongollnns nre provided. Lorella school, has been obliged tn i pirn tin hnr sfhnnl rn nrrnntit nt till hifh Thi. t. ,fQ.i h, .ii .' Wo make a specialty of putting Miss Frantz Is one of the most )f- iv'a stm &tnrt BIG DANCE AT MERRILL At the Merrill Opera House. Music by the Klamath Jazz Orchestra. FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 25. Refreshments Will Be Served and a Good Time Is Guaranteed to All. The Greatest Tractor Made WldU-Z'i laTiT-RSf jJjs vji S!K THE MOLINE UNIVERSAL TRACTOR JOHN M. LEWIS, Agent 6th and Main Phone 140 the best features of A utomobile Construction emphasized this year, are found at their most scientific development in the New Studebaker Cars they are Beautiful in design nioroughlyviodeni tjlechanically right DUNHAM AUTO CO. 403 W. Sixth St KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON UiuSllHlMINBIIiM Hsu I! Repair Department Our repair department is exclusively con trolled by Morrison and Peterson. These men are expert machinists and electricians, will give you guaranteed service, and their charges will be reasonable. Come and see our line of Fairbanks Morse F, ARM FN HNS Now on display at LORENZ PLUMBING SHOP 123 N. Sixth St THE WHIT 1? Ti" B mr m -v.'vaa r i r'.iii- . .? iXJL'LWLZJr. JS ICAN the orriciAL AUTO DLUE DOOK AND CALIFORNIA STATE AUTO ASSOCIATION GARAGE Chili Parlor NOODLES Chili Con Carna Tamales Enchilades Fine Pastry Good Coffee IMione orders taken for Knludi and Fishermen's Kunclien DelicatciiHcn Lunelle ocMed 111 jou like tlifin. PHONE 446 Just urountl tho corner on Till. Wo rjiler to LihIIcm and (ientlomeii I'iienj: -mo O. I'. Itiio Arnold V. Hake r.emm Paint is Cheap Today YOU producers anil urowcrswho sell uch thing iw lf. hKi (jrain, hcan, wool, cues, butter, potatoes, do yiu know that the money you Kt for these things will buy more Heath k .MuliK" Paint today than ever before? Then why not use paint freely on )our building this season rather Chan wait and have expensive repair bills later on? Heath & Million Paint on your home acts like a mackintosh. It shuts out any chance of decay. It is dcjiendablc cheapest in the end. Roberts & Hanks HARDWARE PHONE 173 422 MAIN ST. Halibut Steaks 30c Salmon Steak 30c PALACE MARKET Klamath Packing Co. PHONE 68 524 Main Street Full Sugar, Half Sugar, Golden Tankard MAMMOTH LONG RED and TABLE VARIETIES BEETS M urphey's Feed & Seed Store 126 South Sixth St Phone 87 mww&wmWi