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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
pauh two
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ku.us wur.n lihiokk
iWKW), CM., Dec. 3. A. It. llos
"roll Is ilcnil hero from the effect
of ovor-lmtulgcnco In "moonshine"
"whisky. Ho fnlnlen on the streets' In
Shastlnn Friday ami was taken to the
IWcetl hospital, but never milled.
Ttio deceased formerly was an em
Jloyo In thojogglng department of
s.ne wceu i.umocr company, um iv
lved n serious Injury to ono of his
lee, some Tears ago nnd since hnd
been unnblo to work, living on tho
omponsatlon received for tho Injury.
He was about 45 year old.
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H1IOHT OF IIKCOIIATIO.NS
(Ily Associated Press)
HOI.L.ISTEH, Cat.. Dec. 3. Crops
of red toyon berries, commonly
known n Christmas berries, hnvo
been ravaged by blnls In Santa
Cm i, Monterey and San llenlto
counties, and as a result, tho ber
ries probably will bo expensive
Christmas treo decorations this
year. .Generally tho birds do not
touch the toyon berries, but this
joar other food gavo out. Orchard
1st had anticipated a good market
for tho berries.
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We deliver perfect pic
tures within thirty-six
hours ' after you place
your order.
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determination of right Important
(both to sntlsty present user and
Inlso to mnootli tho way for build
in K storngo reservoir In tho IiIkIi
Sierras for both tho power com
panies and tlm IrrlRalloiv districts
I No Hlmrlnn Problem
Althoueh tho ' adjudication do-
tornilnes Imly right liy
tlon, most to tho riparian owners on
Hi ii Htuulalnu also (Hod on the
'stream us npproprlators, so tho com-
, " . iinlsslon does not face a great prob-
(lly Associated Press) ,cm of docMn8 between tho two
SAN FIIANCISCO. Dec. 3 Mno klnJll ot r,Khtlti Umlor tll0 wntor
nnd nine-tenths cents nn aero lco,11WM0n net, rlparlau rights
What it win cost mo cinimanis ot
TO BE SETTLED
BY GAL COURTS:
California explro In 1021 If not put
to Hoiicllcliil use.
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And shoe In tho slum nt 20 less
than than regular prlco this week it
If. If. K. store. !1U-B
Tho reservation Indians nru not In
npproprla-j favor of government ownership or
management of railways. T ney Kiyiw
what It moans to be inanaRed by tho
government. St. uiuls Times.
30 off on all inrn's suits, over
coats, dress shirts and shoes, K. Iv
In IK. Store. w
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under tho "adjudication"
Tbre
process
now going on before tho state water
commission, oven though some of
tho claims date back to 1SG0, tho
year that California becamo n stnto.
Ivitabllstir Prvrvttriit
This method Is expected by the
commission to bo tho first stop In
settling without costly litigation ttio
thousands of claims tangled about
nearly every river In California, nnd
to make possible tho fullest devel
opment of power and Irrigation en
terprises. Although tho adjudication will
nffect 131, S0G acres of land and will
decide tltlo to 4,9S second feet of
stream flow and 114,900 aero feet
of storage, only 30 contests aroso
out of a possible total of 3920, and
only two of theso wcro proxaod. At
tho samo tlmo tho adjudication
hearings wcro under way, groups of
Sacramento river water claimants
kjcre engaged In a legal battlo In
the Alameda county court, tho trial
lasting about four month with
numerous attorney! In evidence and
tho costs not yet calculated, but
expected to run Into many thousands
ot dollars.
The process has been used In ov
eral western states and has been
sustained by tho United States su
preme court. Tho Finding of tho
commission, arrived at after investi
gation and hearings, termlnato In
a superior court decree approvlag
the findings as a whole or with
tnodlflcatlons based on the appeal
of any claimant.
HlanUlntu Highlit Klmt
The Stanislaus river was selected
as the first test In the state, because
Its history and tho varied use ot
It water for mining, electric energy
and Irrigation by mean of diversion
ditches, diversion dams and storaeo
reservoirs Involve nearly v all tho
conditions that may bo met any
where In California. Henrnir. hav!
been completed and a decision Is ex
pectea snortiy.
Krom Pioneer Hay
A large number of the claim, in
volved date from early mining days.
T&e Stanislaus was tho original
home of the "Jumping Frogs of Cal
averas." made famous hr Mrb
Twain, and still preserved In a glass
case at Angels Camp, although the
owner refuses to dlvulco which fro
actually made the renowned Jump.
The rich placer diggings of Colam.
rbla, Angel Camp. Jamestown and
Sonora received their water from
this source.
JUver Hupply Over-Taxed
. . . . .. i "" uuTuiopnvm or irriga-
tonwhh JLaT1 r t,0n ' on the lower
toned with -4-luuat Stanislaus In the San Joaquin vat-
' I ley and the transmission of electric
PURE GOLD J energy from the mountain stream
to distant cities for lighting, trac
tion systems and Industrial use
for overtaxed the ordinary capacity of
the river and made the need for
Snap
i out of it r
It's all wrong to sit around and wait for ::
:: something to amuse you when all you have ''
; to do is to go to the Pastime and enjoy a ;;
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And say, wouldn't dad or brother like ''
t some cigars or a pipe for Christmas ?
Pastime Billiard Parlor
Prepare for a Thrift Christmas
THE PENDULUM has swung from tho spending to
the saving side of the ledger, and everyone who
Is looking ahead should strive to make up the
deficit to be found there.
Christmas Saving Account are always In vogue
at the Flnt National Hank, and this year will be mora
popular than ever.
Phone for appointment
sittings
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KLAMATH FALL
OREGON
"I will Just say frsnkly I 'think
TunUc Is perfectly wonderful and I
wouldn't lake all the mutiny In hn
world for the good II has iluno me.'
said Mrs. Annie M Hloan. recently '
residing at 276 Huntington avenue. 1
lluffalo, N. Y.
Mrs, Hloan has resided In lluffalo
for the past forty years and Is very
prominent In club circles, being an
Bctlvn member of (ho lluffalo City
club, the Mnroln Republican Club,
and the Women Voters !cagu.
tihn represented tho women of her
city In their appeal to the United
Slate Senate at Washington whrn
the Suffrage 1111 was first Intro-
duredand was honored with a mem
bership to the Washington Suffrage
Club. Mr Hloan Is alio deeply In
terested In church and charity work HI about a year and a half agti, wpn
Her statement regarding the bonrflt I had a very severe bilious attack.
she has derived from Tanlsc will be Theso attack became frequent aaf
of wldrapread Interest Hhe said wllh each one I would havo to rentals
I have only been taking Tanlac. In bl for four or five days, I
about four weeka, but I am already! ''About six weeks ago I bad as
feeling belter than I have fell In 'other of theae attacks and u U
years, Why, It Juat rm a thoughlauch awful pain I almost gavn r
I have been awardnl a new lesaa on 1 hope This spell left me without sn) '
life, and I would be doing an lnjus!energy and so weak I could hard!)
tlce to others who are trying to find I walk aeroM the room,
relief not tn tell what this grand med-j "Tanlac has relieved my trouble j
Iclno has done for me , entirely I am enjoying splrndlfl
"Ho 111 11 lllnn neii I was roiinwllml In lirallli now and am brimful of mil
lundergo an operation for gallstonrs, strength and ennrgy Itveryomi alioultj
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$ SAVEDOLLARS $
LADIES' $18.00 SHOES
NOW
$13.95
LADIES' $12.00 SHOES
NOW
$9.85
BUY YOUR SHOES AND HEAVY RUBBERS NOW.
We are selling for LESS NOW than we will Next Spring.
MANY SHOES
GOING AT COST
25 Off on Heavy Rubbers
THIS HUGE SALE WILL LAST JUST ONE MORE WEEK.
MEN'S 16-IN LEATHER BOOT
REGULAR $20.00, NOW
$14.95
MEN'S BROWN DRESS SHOES
REGULAR $10.00, NOW
$6.85
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