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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FAlyLS, OREGON
TUK8DAY, MAY B, 1M1
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Mllirinni Mkilv it 1 :'fi,wi
Rehearing of the
Churchill Land ""
Litigation Ordered
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Thii hlnto Biiprpiiiii court, ac
cording to a nnlUu Just rmulvotl by
Hubert T. MoKImIcI, iliipuly iiltiir
liny Riinonil, linn n rim led tlio ap
plication for it riilimirlng In the
case of Itobort II. ItnynolilH anil W.
II. Franklin ukiiIiihi tint Churchill
roinpnny, Hiiyit tliu Biicrniiiento Urn.
Till) Ihhiiii In tint milts, which Iiiih
linen heforii tlio rnurtH for yinrH,
Involves tliu rhiiriictur of ami tho
tltlo to Hovornl tliouHitnil ncrcs ot
land adjacent to Lower Klnmnth
Inko In Hlsklyou county. Hocuntly,
tlio tlilnl dliitrlct court ot npponl
liandoil down a decision denying n
, rehearing of tlio cases, mid Mo
Klitlck ot that tlmo onnounend tlio
supronii) court would tin nuked Jo j
itrnnt a rehearing by admlnliitratlon
official)! chnrgod with tho manage-'
1 tnnnt of public lauds, Irrespective;
of what action wan taken by tint
other tltlgnnts.
I Tim principal Ibsuci lnv Ived Ik
wlinthnr thn Inudn In iiuuatlon
Hhould hn proporly clnnitiflcd ax
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The Electric Home
In designing your new home provide
adequate outlets for the numerous
appliances that go to make the ser
vantlcss home.
The California Oregon
Power Co.
126 S. Sixth ' Phone 54
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
CAIF. 9 K t d 99 feet
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"recession" or swamp and over
flowed lands In tho moaning ot tho
statutes, lie statod tho itato Is In
toroitod to tho oxtont of about 20,
000 ncrcn. i
"KNmrt" i coming noon.
Personal Mention
Mis Mario Schwab, secretary to
ntatp hcIiooI superintendent Chur
chill, I horo for a tow woeks and
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Are You Waiting
For Rents to Come Down?
Arc you one of the millions who are patiently pay
ing rents tKat are from 20 per cent to 50 per cent too
high?
If you arc, do you know the facts?
0 Do you know that Klamath Falls is short 250
homes; that experts estimate the United States to be
four years behind in building requirements?
The law cf supply and demand always fixes prices.
So long as there is a home shortage landlords will de
mand high rents, and tenants will be forced to pay
them.
The one way out is to become a home owner your
self. You can build now cheaper than at any time in the
past five years, and almost as cheaply, we believe as
at any time in the next five years.
Lumber and building materials have taken a tre
mendous drop. The complete cessation of building has
caught manufacturers with big stocks which they have
been forced to sell almost at, cost.
If you buy now you can take advantage of their
situation. If you wait, you will buy when everyone
else is buying, and you will find the increasing demand
forcing prices upward.
In our opinion ,right how is a good time to build.
You owe it to yourself to investigate thoroughly.
Call and see us, or a letter or phone call will bring,
us to you at once. '
Build now and use
'"'MADE IN KLAMATH FALLS PRODUCTS.
LAKESIDE LUMBER CO.
"Owned and Operated by Klamath" Falls
Business Men
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KBHSMKI
with Minn Head county vchool su
perintendent will make a tour ot
Inspection cf tho dlfforont schools
throughout tlio county.
Elton C. Wright a lumberman
frotn Dairy la registered at tho
Whlto Tollcan hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mltcholl aro
In from Dly. '
Miss Elrlno Flury who tcacuos
school at Bonanza Is registered at
tho Whlto Pelican hotel.
Harry llenton has arrived from
Itoddlnc and will tako charge- of
tho logging operations for Chns.
Twohy who has cxpcnslvo lumbor
Interests ucar Cblloquln and Dor
rls. i
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Drowno left this
mornlnc for Portland nnd from
thonco to MIsAoula, Montana, where
tlioy will mako their future home.
Ocorgo Gannon from Camp 3 of tho
Wood Lumbor company, was ono of
tho "youngsters" who took In tho cir
cus yesterday.
Dan and Uavo Llsky woro In
from tholr ranch near Dairy cs
torday tnklug In tho circus nnd at
tending to business matters.
J. L. Ilockloy and J .T. Dixon,
two well-known stockmon, loft to
day for a week's business trip to
Willows, California.
James Dowers and Herbert Davis
drovo over from Itoguo Ktver ral
loy yostordny.
E. W. Wllkorson is In from his
ranch nt Langell Valloy on busi
ness. '
Mlko Doalor n)io resides on a
ranch on tho Kuno road Is an out
of town visitor.
Tho paasongora on tho automo
bllo stago for Mcdford and Ash
land this morning wero Miss l'lury,
Goo. Evans, J. h. Durkhaldcr, G.
J. Gallghtly, Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Pursoll and two children and II.
II. Kalsor.
Mrs. Paul Uroltstoln who recent
ly undorwont an operation Is vory
much improved.
Mr. nnd Zlm Ualdwln aro horo
from Lakeview visiting with rola-
Mvoa and attondlng to business
affairs.
Mrs. Itoynolds was shopping In
tho city yostorday and returned to
her libmo nt Odessa this morning.
Chas Lewis and family woro
among thoso who wero up from tho
Lost Illvor country yostorday at
tending tho circus. '
Curtis Ileldrlck and family of
Cblloquln wnru visitors yesterday.
Among thoso up from Malln yes
terday woro Mr. and Mrs. Brand-
hall, and Mr. and Mrs. Crandall
and son.
Louis Hoagland loft this inornlug
for San Francisco and, as ho usually
does, will drlvo n Dulck back.
Mrs. O. S. Harris, wife ot ono ot
tho Southern Pacific engineers, who
has boon horo on a pleasure trip for
a few days, returned to Dunsmulr
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Brown of Ban
FranelscpWno haye beon visiting at
tho horns of Mr. and Mrs. R. Dennis,
returned 'to their home this morning,
0. V, Foil, auditor for tho Califor
nia Oregon Powr company, left tot
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G. C. LORENZ
for
Sanitary Plumbing
and
Modern Heating Plants
PHONE 216-W
123 N. Sixth St. Klamath Falls
Phone 531-R -W.
E. and J. E. PATTERSON
CONTJRACTING PAINTERS
Wo glvo all our work personal attention. Uso nothing but first,
class material. Let us giro you figures on your painting.
133 N. 4th St.
Res. Phone 531-R
Phone 336-R
503 Tooth SCret
Geo. R. Wright
Registered Architect
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Designs and estimates furalsnsd for gangs, rMitMSM,
schools, churches, farm buildings, factories, apartmMt koosesj,
etc. I
CRUSHED ROCK, SAND,
GRAVEL AND
CEMENT
Delivered
Anywhere
W.D.Miller
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
224 South Sixth Phone 293
COFER BROS.
Contractors and
Builders
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Mado ot brick or made ot wood
we build It., i
Sixth Mic? XUsiath
(W operU oor own brick plant b4 olt fMtesy
Yreka this morning'. Mr. Foils ex
pects to return tho last ot tho month.
O, D. Williams left this morning
tor a fow duys business trip to Port
land, r
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd I). Miller are
down from Fort Klamath for a tow
days.
Alfred Caste! returned last night
from Portland where ho haa been for
tho last woek. Ho will leave for his
home at Fort Klamaith today.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilde who'
run the hotel at Malln Are in town
for a tew days attending to" business
affairs..
Mr. and Mrs, M. J, Clnggott who
bavo been vliltlng hero at tlw French
and Moroland homos, returned in
their homo at Dotrott this morning.
Mrs. Rudolph Kattenborn and two
children from Merrill were passen
gers for Oakland, California, this
morning where- they expect to remain
sometime for the health ot the chil
dren. Mr. and Mrs, D. C. Stout left , for
Dorm this morning where they ex
pect to make their home. 5
Mrs. L. C. Boyles and Mrs. Otto
Beck". who wofo up for th circus 'and
attending to business returned Co
thefrrhomi at Mt. HtebTqn th'iiTnorrf-Ing.
"KUnict" Is coming soon,