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SATURDAY, OCTOllKK 2, 1020
ROWN ON BENCH;
NEW ATTY GENERAL
8ALBM, Octo. 2. R. II. Wlnklo of
Salem was today appointed nyorncy
central succeeding G. H. Brown, who
waa appointed to the supremo bench.
T. II. Handler refused to accept tho
attorney generalship, desiring to
complete his. biennial report as cor
poration commissioner.
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FOOTBALL TEAM TO
PLAY ASHLAND TODAY
The Klamath Palls high school
football team went to Ashland yos
tarday, and will tackle the Ashland
kith school team this afternoon In
Um first game of the season. The
boys are in charge of Robert Qoctz,
principal of the high school, and feel
confident that they have the speed,
avordupola and knowledge of tho
gams necessary for a decisive tri
umph over the Ashland boys. The
conquering heroes. If conquerors tbey
prove to be, are expected home to
Borrow morning.
Mrs. George Walton and children
sue speadmg the day In town from
Merrill.
WaaU teat him, girls? See 'The
theatre, Honday aad Monday.
Moaday, 2-4
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Aa in dlsWt every Emersosv
Loos attraction, a theme note baaed
ea a popular conception serve as
the Idea about which the' picture
The Love Expert," la buljt. For in
ataaee, la this day of speclallxa
tles), what should be more natural
thai) for a young, romantic girl to
take upon herself the duty of de
veloping aa original science of the
heart and emotions. Thus, you have
the secret. Constance Talmadge. aa
Bake, la a boarding school girl, unt
ieing her time 'neither on trlgono
asetrr nor athletics but on the sub
ject of love.
The Die Dednetloa
Chemically, speaking, Baha arrived
at certain formulas Involving the
love-making science, for which she
will talk or fight for. One of her
pet theories is the fact that when a
person is In love, upon holding the
band of the loved, hla cheeka will
taw aa tear 1st. Mash, kis heart
will syncopate and his pulse will ac
celerate. Well and good, so far as tho
theory goes. But when Baba dis
covers that but what's the use of
giving it away. It's best to see the
picture.
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Although thousands of moose,
deer, bear and cariboo have been
killed In Canada during the peat
few years, bin game la atill plenti
ful throughout the Dosniaka.
'Many fine moose beada are second
every fall la Nova Scotia aad New
Brunswick by hunters from the
(United States, bet raises, cum
.wardens and Hodsoas Bar Osaa
peny trappers aetimata that the
natural increaae exceeds the Ida.
LLnst season gaai Smttk aad his
a AJbert Ie4 a party of sixty
dJaaa hunters freea fart Wayne
the. bJc cam-. seetioa af IUm
taa it " r rasiaT. amea
member of the party so promptly
ffot his allotment af game aOowwl
by tow that the hantsrs retimed
hesae tea days earlier than thss m
temled. JUhert BaaHk had the rare
fiitasi to abost a wame dear,
BM bask with wall growa aatlers.
la Canada the rases of sport ta a
wide one. There are meeae, eaii
bekdear and black boar ta Ontario,
Qoshse, Now Itiaaanlik and Nora
BcettaTaad la tho Caammaa BoeUee
then mm mmammht aheea sad
reata, griaarjr, brown and oeaek
Tho ban
wol-
New Brunswick and Quebec are
aoted for their slie. and a wounc':d
asooso charting the hunter wiil
tiro him all the thrills be want.
Ha. tho Canadian Rockies "014
OverTtp, the aoliUry griuly,
charges down hill like an ova'.
hew to stop him before be svlu
ear. Two of the prized V-.e
easily procured in the Ccr-'!i
Recklea are those of the mo-w'o's
sheep and mountain goal. Hi.,
are wary and wonderful c'.inr
as well, bat the hunter Uh rl
la and rood wind can rl ahit
aao.oi wora Bcona,;axjnesa.
The West Point gridiron squad'Islquarter, East half of Southwest quar
i.Mnr in iin niavKra frnm lui ter. Northwest quarter of tho South'
' v. .u .. ..nm(.in.lwest quarter. Lot 2, and Northwest
JUmii UUI IUCIU im avtuv yivwiaiuB
material among the candidates, and
the cadets expect to even up for their
defeat at the hands of the navy,last
I November.
'iFort Smith gave'Enld a hard'tutilif
for the championship of the second
half of the Western association sea
son, and waa only put out of the race
by losing a double-header to Drum
right three days before the season
closed.
The annual fall tournament of the
Country dub of Atlantic City, one of
the last Important fixtures of the
golfing season In the north, Is sched
uled for October 21-23.
Champion Benny Leonard and
Frankle Brltt are carded for a bout
at New Bedford on October 4.
NOTICE OV HEARING OF PETI
HON TO FORM DRAINAGE DIS
TRICT.
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for the county or Klamath.
Notice la hereby given that bearing
on the following petition will be held
at the Court Houso in the City of
Klamath Falls. County of Klamath.
State of Oregon, on the 18th day cf
Oct., 1)20, for the purpose of deter
mining whether the prayer of said
petition shall be granted
Star theatre. Sunday and Monday. lB,C"jr7n"".".w.",S5.Xr.3,,T:""..l3
petition are hereby notified to appear
at said place on said date and show
Natalie Talmadge, the third and
youngest of the famous Talntadge
sisters .has an Important part with
Constance Talmadge in "The
Expert.
In said petition shall not be granted.
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Love. (Sea!) ' County Cle'rk.
By OARRETT K. VAN RIPER,
Deputy.
west quarter. Lot
quarter.
Section-18; North half of North
east quarter, Southeast quarter of
Northeast quarter. Northeast quarter
of Southeast quarter, and Lota S, I,
7 and 8. r .
Section 20; Northeast quarter,
the "proposed district. "
-I . VII.
The benefits of such proposed rec-
Northeast quarter of Northwest quar
fer. North half cf Southeast quarter.
and Lou 6. 7, 8. 9 and 10.
' Section 21: all of Section
Section 22; West half. Lots 3. 4.
5. 8, 7 and 8, and 2 and Southwest
quarter of Northeast quarter,
i Alia that Dart of Lot 1 of SM-Ilnn
28, and that part of Lots 2 and S of
Section IB which lies west e: tne roi
lowing line, to-wlt: Beginning at tho
Northeast corner of Lot 3 of said sec
tlon 22, thence Ndrth 1435 feet to tho
center of tbo "Neck" thenco North 38
degrees 51 minutes West 4146 feet
following "Neck" to Intersection with
north aad south center line of Sec
tlon IS,
Section 23; Southwest quarter of
Southwest quarter. ,
Section 25; All fractional Section
16 except Lots 1 and 4.
Section 26; West, half. Southeast
quarter. West batt of Northeast quar
ter, Southeast quarter of Northeast
quarter.
Section 27; All Section.
Section 28; Northeast quarter,
Northeast quarter of Northwest quar
ter. Lota 2. 3. 4, 6, 6, 7 and 8,
Section 29' Lot 8.
Section 34; North half of North
east quarter. Southwest quarter of
Northeast quarter; East half of
Southeast quarter, Northwest quar
ter. Section 35; West half of Northeast
quarter; Southeast quarter of North
ram,. If niiv there be whv the Draver quarter, Duumcui qunnur oi ionn
ffl'iH S7ieih.i?,,? V. 2JESX' east quarter; East half of Northwest
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WEATHER RECORD
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Hereafter the Herald will publish
the mean and maximum tempera
tures and precipitation record aa tak
en by tho U, 8. Reclamation servlee
station. Publication will cover the
day previous to the paper's Issue, ap
to 6 o'clock of that day.
Pro
Max. Mia. clpltatloo
Oct. 1 46 40
The South' Atlantic league clubs
have disposed o( an unusually large
number of players snd some of ike
teams will have to be almost wholly
rebuilt before tbo 1921 season opens.
PETITION
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Klamath.
In the Matter of the Organization
of the Wocus Drainage District.
To the, Honorable County Court of
Klamath County, Oregen: Petition.
The undersigned, your petitioners,
respectfully petition and shew:
I.
That tbey desire to organize and
form a drainage district to bo known
as the Wocus Drainage District un
der and In accordance with Chapter
340 of the General Laws of the State
of Oregon for 1916 (page 640) filed
In the office of the Secretary of State
February 26, 1916; as amended by
Chapter 414 of General Laws of the
State of Oregon for 1917: as amend
ed by chapters 184. 142, 29, 390
General Laws of the State of Oregon
for 1919.
II.
The description of all lands in
cluded therein are as follews:
Bob Roper jmd Harry Grab, who
fought a rattling 16-round draw In j Township 38 South of Range 8
Denver some time sgo, sre to engsge East W. M
la a second meeting st Kalamasoo
early In October. The distance will
be 10 rounds.
Dennis Willlsms, sold by the
Moose Jaw club of the Western Can
ada league to ithe Cincinnati Reds,
halls' from Portlsad, Ore., where he
)lsarasd, to,play ball on tbo, local high
'shoot alas.'
Bectlon-7 ;-Lots-3r-l 4rT.nd-$rand
the South half of the Southeast quar
ter, and lots l, 2, 10 and 6.
Section 8; Lota 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9,
qnd 10.
Section 9; Lots 4, 6, 6, 7 and South
half of the Soutbeast.quarter;
Section 10: South halt of the
Southwest quarter.
Section 15; Northwest quarter.
ana iots s, 4, , 10 ana n. m
mt r
Section 16: all of Section
Section 17; North half, Southeast surrounding bills upon
quarter; South half of Southwest
quarter, and Southeast quarter.
Section 36; North half of Ncrtb
east quarter, and West half.
In Township 39 South of Range 8
East W. M.
Section 2; North half of Northeast
quarter, and Southwest quarter of
northeast quarter.
All of the above described landi
constitute a contiguous body of
swamp; wet and overflcwed lands
now In process of reclamation. "''
III. '
The total ncrcace Included In said
lands and to be Included In the dis
trict aforesaid Is 6,000 acres all In
Klamath County, Oregon. .
IV.
The names of the owners of the
above described land to be included
la ssld district, ss shown by the rec-
urea oi tun county, aau ine acresgo
owned by each of such owners re
spectively sre ss follews:
tai ueary investment company
l a corporation) la tae owner of one
half of the acreage described above
as Included In 'the proposed district,
(b) Robert H. Ellis Is ths owner
of one-fourth of the aerease deserlb-
d above as Included la the proposed
Qiainci. i t"-1
t-najJrCTEIllott King Is the qwnor
oi oHB-iuuna vi tna acreage aescriD
ed above as Included In tbo proposed
district. - ,
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Ssld district Is to bo organized for
the construction, operation and main
tenance of a drainage and Irrigation
system and the reclamation of laid
lands and protection thereof f romtthe
overflow of the Upper Klamath., Lake
the proposed reclamation and protec
tion aforesaid Is for agricultural pur
poses snd will be conducive to the
public welfare and will be of public
benefit.
VI.
u All tbo Jends above described and
to bo Included In said proposed dis
trict aro and,. should be, properly In
cluded tWsfaaid.-'win be benefi
cially affected by the operation of
tarnation .and protection will exceed
th cost Incurred and any damage
that may bo done, and the best Inter
ests or tne land aforesaid to be in
cluded In the district and of the
owners of such Isnd as a whole, and
of tho public at large, will be pro
moted by the formation and proposed
Operations of such district.
. - VIII
The formstlon of a drslnsge dls
trlct under tbe provisions of the act
aforesaid Is a proper and advanta
geous method of accomplishing tbe
reclamation and protection of tbe
lands aforesaid to be Included
therein.
IX.
i The proposed plan of reclamation
and. protection Is to provide where
necessary, proper and suitable dikes
to prevent tbo overflow of waters of
upper Klamath Lake, ana to drain
tbe lands by ditches or otherwise,
supplmentlng ssld works br pump
ing plsnts or other methods affording
drainage; to provide br canals, In
takes and hesdgstes snd pumps, a
more systemstlc, economlcsl and effi
cient means of irrigation; and to'pro
vlde'prctectlon as may be best suited
to accomplish the purpose. Said
lands In general are partially reclaim
ed swamp and overflow lands. Said
lands are now protected from over
flow hy dikes, and an Improve sys
tarn of dralnaga and Irrigation Is In
process of construction, and tbe pro
posed plan will Include surh addi
tional dikes, drainage and Irrigation
canals and workH as will be deemed
necessary.
X.
All of tbo undcrmgnca petitioners
have agreed, and do hereby agroo,
tnat they will pay any and all ex
penses Incurrod and any tax or tuxoi
that may bo levied against tholr lands
respectively, for tho purpose of pay
ing the expense of organizing or at
tempting to organize tho proposod
district.
WHEREFORE your petitioners
prav that tbe lands herein described,
or such part of them as may be found
by the court to bo properly Included
In the proposed district aforesaid,
cither permanently or until further
Investigation and surveys may permit
elimination sbsll be declsred organ
ized Into a dralnsgs district, and thst
such snd other and further proceed
ings be naa as -may be aecesssry and
proper. .
OBARY INVESTMENT COMPANY,
By AGNES M. OBARY,
President. ,
ROBERT H. BLLJb,
J. O. ELLIOTT KINO.
Stste of Oregon, ,
County of Multnomsn, as.
I. ,. v.. WIHtMI. 9lamt wv.ua .
dnly swornrsay-tharnm one of the
Economy
In Shoe Buying
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after nil doesn't consist in buying the cheapest
shoes, but those which will give the greatest meas
ure of service for each dollar invested.
The intrinsic economy of JOHN KELLY Shoes
rests upon three essential facters:
1 Their Style gives lasting satisfaction.
2 The materials are the kind that give best
wear. .
3 Expert shoemaking increases their smart
appearance aim nign qunniy.
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the Temnoint Pen. the'oen with
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ness and durability. ,
Each is the accepted leader in
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Tho namo Is on tbe pencil
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Pencil carries 18 inches of lead
enough for a quarter million
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Pen has the famous Wahl
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has an air-tight chamber which
absolutely prevents leaking- or
sweating when carried in the
pocket.
Made in both Screw Joint and
Self Filling models.
Both Pen and Pencil made in
many styles. Pencils, $1 up;
Pens, $2.50 up.
STAR DRUG CO.
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and the natural drainage from the
Midland, aad l
petitioners In the above petition; that
1 have read the said petition, am fam
iliar with the contents thereof and
believe tbe allegations thereof to be)
true.
, J. C. ELLIOTT KINO.
Subscribed and sworn to before, mo
this ,10th day of June, 1920. '
" ARTHUR M. OBARY,
Notary Public for Oregon.
(Notsrlsl Seal) , .
' My commission expires
April It, 1914.
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