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Entered at the nostoffleo at Klnni-
ath Falls, Orei, for transmission thru '
tne malls as second-class matter.
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Wear Longer
and give owners of small-
the In'ko, pointing ottt that It all of
thwe Ishds wore reclaimed thoro
would b a very small amount of
sttirago available fat power de"elop
icdvnt Conro, even though the Lake
Untel wris, raised to thd maximum clo-j
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The Herald. Publishing Company of.Gl Cars tile minimum Of tll'e part of the Commissions report J
Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth Street, trouble are Worthy- of tl'e- wNc-h stated that the Uoctsmatlon
mendoilS popularity. That Service had no plans for tho reclam-
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SizeS 30x3, 30X3V. aiUl ttnn n not thn r"iult nf a nlnn In J
31x4 in the All-Weather reclaim these lands,, on thoart of f
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Goodyear produces 20,000' at!m ot lJ. " im. tributary to
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SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 102O
DISCUSSION LEADS
TO UNDERSTANDING
(Continued from pace 1
Upper Lake. Ho believed that a great
deal ot discussion and criticism rel
ative to tho Lake storage situation
had arisen through a lack of know
ledge of the many conditions con-1
nected with such control, and the
great number ot interests affected,
and, in order to arrive at an intelli
gent understanding of the question
it was necessary to know the reason
for Lake Control, and, what would be
accomplished -thereby,!
With this end in view, reference
was uiduo 10 Tne iommission ap
pointed Jiy former Secretary of In
ferior Franklyn fc. Lane, in 1916, to
Consider and report on the granting
ot a permit tb the California-Oregon
ower Company for lake control.
"The membership1 of this board con
' teted of F. E. Weymuth, chief of
construction U. S. R. S.. D. C. Hmipw
consulUBr engineer; J. G. Camp. Jas.'
r. v;nnock, fanner State Water
Commissioner, and R. E. Bradbury. ,1
r. uraaoury then read the report
of thls board -in t full .poinUng ,dnr
wvprein tin -recommendation of the
...board wasvery different from the
, contract' as executed. '
k Particular stress as.'.laid upon
"'hat section of the. contract which
f Ibaited. the um.o(, water rorMrrig9r'
tkm by the United Stakes 2to4200'SV
!! p?,ntta out theficl tfiat the
contract, failed pt provide for anfee
timatd t,75qa0i acres', of Indian
,, lahds. all' of the Upper'Marsh Land,
except ,that porfpn in private owner
ships, w.Wh bad, acquired awater
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Other sizes and types in
stock.
Imperial
Garage
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Phonq 130
Goodyrar Hen ire
Station
and women of Klamath wished to nc-
qufYe thee lands, and thereby aid In
the development of tho Country, It
wai the duty" of every citizen to uld
them In thoir purpose.
In conclusion, Mr. Dradbury stat
ed lhat he was not opposed to con-
I siruction ot any dikes or 11 dnm at
'thn hnnd nf Unit Itlrnr. (hit mlrht
, be nccessarjv tcr the storapo and J
utilization or waior ror irrigiuion
and reclamation, but that ho was op- ..
posed to the use and control of tho 1 1
Lake for any purpose that did not "
contemplate the fullest use ot tho I-.
Lake as a community asset, and he'!!
bcileied tbat the condition could1;!
best bo attained by reversion ot the I"
whole question to the original plan!!!
ot Reclamation provided by ' the ,',
United States Reclamation Service, j"
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right; all of .the lower marsh, esti
mated at 87,000 acres, and that part
of the pump lands and Tule Lake in
excess of the amount that could be
irrigated by 1200 second feet, "as de
livered through the main canal.
Another point of criticism was the
failure to carry out the recommenda-t
tions of the Board regarding the pro
tection ot lands in private and pub
lic ownership, the navigation ot the
Lake .and esiablisheB industries, as
represented by the logging and nlll-'
Two complete matinees Sunday, atT
:30 and 3:30 p. m. adv.
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March 17 and 18 will be red letter
damage by reason ot the flnctuntlon
of Lake levels upon the Indlv'dna
rather than requiring the Company
to protect these interests, a they,
under the permit, would enjoy the
major benefit from the use of the
lake as a Power Reservoir.! t:
Reference "was 'made to that "por-
tion of the reportjsettlng forth the
.finding of the Commission relative
to the amount of storage necessary
in the Lake to afford a water'supp'ly
for the land remaining tributary to
Not since I have been in business in Klamath Falls have I
been so fortunate in securing for my store a finer line of
furniture than that purchased by me en my recent trip to
San Francisco. For beauty of design, perfection of work
manship and elegance of finish, it cannot be surpassed.
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This furniture is just beginning to arrive, and some of it
is now on display. A cordial invitation is extended to the
discriminating buyer to call and inspect these new
arrivals, for I am particularly proud of what I have purchased.
What is true of, the furniture is also true of the line of beautiful
draperies that I purchased. It would seem that the designers and
manufacturers spared no effort or expense introducing draperies
that are the last word in weave, pattern, colorings, workmanship.
If you are looking for something exclusive and elegant, yet at the
same time within the reach of the moderate pocketbook, I am sure
you will be delighted with what you will find at my store.
In addition to these lines of new and beautiful furniture and
draperies, you will also find the "old reliables" that have made
the Johnstone Furniture Store a household word in practically -
every home in this county.
J. I. JOHNSTONE.
THE JOHNSTONE FURNITURE COMPANY
719 MAIN STREET
.REPORT. OF THE CONDITION OP""THE MAUN STATE" BANK", 'AT
J ' "t : OP BUSINESS, FEBRUARY US, 1020.
T ' Resources -
Loans and, discounts.. ;. 137,120.00
1 Furniture and fixtures '. i.. I,421i60
Due from banks (not reserve banks..... -........... ......... 7,110.72
Due from approved reserre banks 6,087.33
Checks and other .cash -"items ... ... ..... ....... 13.85
Cash on hand.., S.'Zzi 1.993.5SI
expenses ix...:iAt,r. . 187.90
Ting, placing the burden ot proof of dates at Merrill, being the days for
the rodeo and wild west cefeoratldn
promoted by "Slim" Christian and
Gay Merrill. A track and enclosure
has been built for'tbe races and out
door sports, which include roping
proncbo-ridInK,a bull-dogging and
bull-riding, 'relay races,4 trick riding!
un'ioujo yuumn 01 ail Kinas. xrt
"We Tnean to make this a real
rodeo, which for skilful performance
of daredevil feats 'will be on a par
with" any similar 'exhibition' In tnn
eMA""8aia Mr. j Christian today-
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Itt.WBX PAY KENT' WHEN YOO
PAN BUT A HOME WITH THE
SAME JWtXEY?
Total...
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Liabilities
.$53,935.95
.laniiiiinii .
tianital stock oaid .in .-,1m tlC.000.00- -ream bungalow, modern,- gco
'Individual icWr.'1ixM$rt ,p chsk 36,163.54 Pfjfk-."'-' ,&?
friTiP .-inrt Bv'r.re.riniiic?.it. 75.ii easy terms.
,Loolrrover-the-following and tak
your' cheice: ,, ,,-
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. 5-roora-hojBse, modern, ,9th St $5,-
000. J2.000 down. MTmrnts
rlB-r60m house, modern, 2 porches,
IS, 200: ISOO.down.DayinfentH. -1 ilnr
cent, Mills Addition.
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down, balaooo
'while in ihis city arranging float de-
1 tails. ,
"We .have ,thet promise of attend
ance 6f soffic ot the best' riders and
ropers in the west, and the' ranges
ve been scoured, tq "secure stock
the contests. We havq corraled
some. of the most .notorious outlaw
norses oi uregon, ramed ror toeir
twisting proclivities, and have nine
head of bucking bulls on which the
boys can exercise their skill. In
addition wt-b.aVe five bucking mules
and a number of steers for the rop
ing cdnteetiV ! , ,
j "Riders from many points of
northern California and southern
Oregon have Seen Interested in the
rodeo and will b-there to .exhibit
their accomplishments, Including
some well-known feminine riders.
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St. Patrick's Day
March
17th
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It is Just ope hundred years since
the manufacture of quinine was be
gun In Philadelphia.
To'al .,. ,(,.j.. .. , , $53,935.95
fetate of O-egon, CountyptKlamafh, 'ss: .,'... : '
I,'L"ouIs BoldiECbar. Cashier of tho above named bank, do solemnly
swear that the abeve statement is true to the best ot my knowledgeand
belief. , .,t
' , LOUIS BOLDISCHAR.. Cashier,
Subscribed and sworptoibefore me this 10th day of March, 1920,,
AGNES DRISCOLL, Notary Public
(My commission expires January 12, 1924.)
Correct Attest:
J. W. SIEMENS,
JOHN' SIEMENS, JR.
ED. BLOOMINGCAMP, Directors.
c5-rdom mddern bungalow, big pan
try, 9th St. on; 2 lote.-one planted In
Choice fruit; $4200; one third cash,
balance' easy, terms.
T
4-room bungalow, modern, on Ptbl
Will sacrifice this lilace for H.000
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AT THE THEATERS
cash.
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TIEPORT OP THE CONDITION OP THE FIRST STATE AND SAVINGS
BANK, AT KU1MATH PALM, IN THE STATE OP OREGON, AT
THE CLOSE OP BUSINESS FEBRUARY SOTH, 1020. t
Resources.
Loans and discounts ,
,OverdraftsH secured and unsecured ....'.,
Bonds and warrants .".
Stocks, securities, judgments, etc ,. 5.,
Furniture and fixtures . -.:..,..., ,...?.;..?..
Other real estate owned i..v.Z
Due from banks (not reserve banks).
Due from approved reserve banks
Checks and other cash items
Exchanges for clearing houBe
Cash on hand ..'. !..:
TV
.11,210,110.07
10,717.62
. 184,988.36
19,131.87
6,918.00
18,611.49
8,767.44
85,197.79
7,411.36
. ' 7,153.15
64,688.72
5-room mbde'n bungalow on 9tn(
M.20Q; $2,500 down, balance ?asy I
terms. 9
5-room nodi . bungalow, in beLt
part of Hot h Mings Addition; bis
fropt porch; $4,500; $1,200 down,
balance easy terms.
5-room bungalow In Mills Addi
tion, nice lot can be Irrigated, $2,
800, half cash, balance terms.
Good corner Jot In beEt p.irt of
Mills Addition', covered with Hfiilfa,
water on lot, $325,
i Total
Liabilities.
-Capital stock paid in.,.-., .'........
Surplus fund ., ,
Undivided profits, less expenses' and taxes paid..
Dividends -unpaid ,
Due to banks and bankers..
$ 50,000.00
20,000.00
5.076.85,
,200.00
41.187.r,fl
Individual deposits, subject to check 996,141.491
.Cashier checks outstanding 17,598.57
Certified checks , 2,194.'52
Time, and savings deposits 338,838,99
Notes and bills, redlscounted 97,857.89
Bills payable for money borrowed 55,000.00
Here's your chance, good ble lot.
2 houses,, one 3-room house, bit;
rooms, rents for $25; one large 7
roora house, two Laths, city heat:
.$1,623,595.87 I hlce fruit on lot, block of Main, all
for 110,500; z,&gu down; balance on
Total $1,623,595,87
State of Oregon, County of Klamath, as:
I, Joon memens, Jr., cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly
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belief.
swear that the above statement is true to the best of mv knowip.ipn nmi .$7,500. Reasonable pajment down,
belief.' - ' ' FbaUnce easy U
JOHN SIEMENS, JR., Cashier
long time at good terms.
.1 also have several good proposi
tjpns in ranch property, which are
bargains at this time.
12;room modern house, partly
furnished, 8 bed-rooms completely
furnished, J.20 x 120 foot lot, fur
nace, garage, hot and cold water In
each bedroom, $10,500; reasonable
payment down, balance easy terms.
"'t .
10-rpom modern .house, lot 120 x
i-fV, mil size nasempm, mrnace neat,
fennBVrhls is a snap.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of March, 1920
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twrrect Attest;
J W. SIEMENS,
ED.-BLOOMINGCAMP,'.
, A. B. EPPERSON, Directors
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o-room mo(iornai)
AGNES DRISCOLLNotary Public porches, bn Pinei, street
(My commission expires January 12th, 1924.)
Reasonable payment down,
ieasy terms! '
2
$5,250,
balance
MRS NATE OTTIJIWEIX
027 Kliuiuitli Ate. 12-13
i An. Industry that cuts wages below
the living level, tbat refuses to re
employ former service men who re
turn for their old Jobs and an indus
try that permits Jhe working condi
tions to be unsafe and unhealthful,
cannot survive.
This Is one of the points driven
home in "The Right to Happiness,"
a photoplay of the hour which is to
be seen Sunday at the Liberty Thea
tre. 'The Right to Happiness" is not a
propaganda picture, neither is It a
mealy-mouthed smoothing oer of a
bad situation, It is a forceful, smash
ing exposure 'of certain existing con
ditions with the solution pointed out
'dearly and dramatically.
Even were it not for tho plcturo's
own merit the name of the star would
assure It success.
Dorothy Phillips, whoso work In
"The Heart of Humanity" and "Des
tiny" was epochal, stars In "The
Right to Happiness.", She depicts a
dual role; a pampered child of sd
clety and a child of the Russian sov-
.tot
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Allen Holuhar, who produced ''The
Heirt of Humanity," directed this
latest Universal starring vehicle of
Miss Phillips.
A notable Universal cast of favor
abje players supports the star. Tho
cnt is mado up ef: "William Stow
ell, Robert Anderosn, Hector Sarfno,
Henry Harrows, Wintqr Hall, Mnr
garet Mann, Stanhope Wheatcroft
and Alma Dennett.
William Stowell, who has support
ed tho stnr in many'of her Univorsal
'successes, including "Tho Heart of
Humanity', also plays oppoiilto hot'
in "Tho Right 'to Happiness.'1 . ' .
to 'yei,lf ye'reMrlsh;
And bedad. If ye're not
Hcre's,wlih!n' ye were!
Ounce I'ro;ran:N and Party Novelties of All Kinds for the 17th
CANDY 'SPECIAL
Our SOc a pound iUlUa Nut Fsdee, next -week, at 40c per lb
L. M. MARTIN'S
5-10-15-25c Store
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419 Main Street
Z Klamath Falls, Oregon I
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Jewel Cafe
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Special Sunday Dinner, $1.00
Crab Flake Cocktail
SOUP
1 Chicken Mulllgatawncy
RELISHES
Ripe Olives Dill Pickles
SALAD
Combination Vegetable
' FISH
1 Tenderloin of Solo, Tartar Sauce
Choice of
Chicken Fricassee, Steamod Dumplings
Stuffed Young Turkey, Logapborry Jolly
VEGETABLES
Mashed Potutoes 4 Sugar Corn
Choico of
Chocolate Pudding Minco or Pumpkin
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