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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-03
RURAL CREDIT LOANS
DECLARED TIMELY NOW
FOR TERMS. APPLY To STATE
LAND HOARD ATTORNEY. e. ..
FERGUSON. FOL, THIS COUNTY,
ADVISES TWE COLLE1;E

CoRAVl.LiS. Ore. April 3.--Fnr.
n"rH NJ klamath county who con.
template making loans from the
State Rnrni Credits Fund may secure
blanks and instructions by applying
10 the State Land Board attorney fos
this county. chna J. Ferguson,
klamath. u ia also suggested by
br. Hector Macpherson. Of the Ore
zen Agricultural College Department
"t Rnrnl Economics. who assisted In
drawing the bill. that the loans be
negotiated m soon ns possible. Gen.
crni in'crcst rates arc likely In face
~ war conditions 10 arise ax much M
one pet cent In few months, and
Eventually put tho federal loan mems.
ufe entirely out of business nv we'll
M render the operation of the state
law much harder. Such has been
The course In british Columbia,
where similar laws were enacted four
years ago. hut have not yet been put
into operation because OF the war.
~ rood deaf OF confusion exists"
says br. Macpherson. "as to how 10
proceed Ia ret o loan. Intending Dor.
rowcrs ahonid call up their county
representative of the state land
board. who can supply them with
blanks and give them Instruction..
Loans mny BE- made for 10. 20. 80 or
36 ycar periods. borrowers are adj.
viscd Ia take the 3G.year loans.
which can be- paid. principal and In.
tcrest. In thIrty.nvc annual payments
Of 10 each and one---thc lnst---pay.
ment OF about $40. II able 10 pay
sooner they may psy ss fast as they
piease. and interest will be stopped
Tn all partial payments ms soon as
made
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-03
NATIONAL FOREST eRAz|uG
ALLOWANCES ARE MADE
FORESTRY SERVICE MAKES An.
NOUNCEMENT N REGARD 10
THE USE OF LANES FOR CAT.
TIE AND SHEEP

PORTLAND. Ore. April 3.--Ap'
proved grazing allowances for the
National Forests during the coming
season provide for the pasturing n
s.+oo.lsS sheep. :.l2O.l%5 cattle and
horses. and $3.50 swine. These fig.
urcs. compared with those OF lasi
year. represent nm approximate In
crease OF III 900 cattle and honscs
and decrease OF about 100000
sheep. Consequently the Increase 0i
ni.o00 cattle and horses IL held "a
be equivalent to net increase Of
$4,000 Sheep or Of 1900 cattle.
ovcr the total number of stock erased
last year.
The, decrease In the number OF
sheep IL said to be caused by the nc.
ton of owners who are disposinG OF
their flocks In order to buy cattle.
In most cases the reason IL not be-
cause OF greater profits In handling
cattle. but because the rapidly
changing conditions ON tho open
ranges. where sheep have been
handled In the past. make II increas.
iagly difficult 10 find feed for this
class Of stock during the months
when deep snow prohibits xrasing
en- tho National Forests.
II Is stated that the capacity OF the
National Forest range Ia gradually
being Increased by protection against
over.grasing and improved methods
Of handling tho stock. New areas
are also being brought into use BY
the development OF watering places.
while tho eradication Of poisonous
plants is reducing the losses suffered
by the stockmen. =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-03

change for tho large borrowers u,
the spoksas bank district.
In order that more funds may b.
availsbls Tor invr.im In farm loan
bonds. and In turn made available IA
lend to farmers of this district. Mr..
oShea urged that tho legislatures of
washington. Montana, Oregon and
Idaho Immediately pass laws making
tarm loan bonds approved Invest.
msnis Tor trust fands. innuranc.
companies and SAVINGS banks.
Ar. O'Shca announced that tn.
bonds issued BY the twelve Federal
l-aad nanks would be- placed on tho
market at ~ prr cent. but would
probably b. sold a. a premium. lie
Expressed qualification over tho fac,
that tho Federal Farm Loan Bank
hiss anticipated that q, least $780,.
100000 of these bonds viii be- issued
during the coming year aud In max.
Ing arrangements which will assure
. ready marke, for them. All Of this
money viii b. made available 20 the
farmers OF tho rnitcd States at 6
per cont.
To borrow from these Federal Land
banks. farmers art required to or.
eanisc themselves into Groups con-
tainink at leas, ten farmer borrowers
and each group asking for at least
$4,000 of loans. Tho spokane Fed.
~rai Land Bank IL now prepared 10
furnish a blank form Of articles OF
association TO make tho organization
Of these groups simple and easy
Othcr necessary blanks will also be
furnished on application.
Farmers arc pcrmittcd to borrow
M IN 80 per cent of tho appraised
value Of the land. plus 30 per cent !
of the value Of the permanent Ia.
snred improvements, Loans are 10
be- made at 8 per cent and must be
retired on the amortization plan, |
which means repayment by fixed an
nuni payments throughout the per-
Iod Of tho loan. Tho loans may run
from TO 20 years at tho option Of
The borrower. Tho object Of those
longtime loans " tn enable the far
NOR 10 meet these small annual pay.
mcnts out Of tho Increased earnings
NJ the land. made possible BY tho In.
veStmcnt of tho borrowed money.
ThiS now banking system is purely
Il IL for the sole use
,f farmers and prospective farmers.
Farmers will eventually own all Of
hc atock Of tho Federal Land Banks
md they will elect tho officers Of
hese banks. There II no opportunity
'or Individual profit In the entire
'yv.sm.
Tho preliminary organization of
National Farm loan Associations has
progressed to = dcGrce far beyond
hs expectations Of tho Federal Farm
-aan Board at\ Washington and
points 10 tho unqualified
ucceas OF this new entcrprise.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-03
MISSION Offfa|NG
TAKEN At CHURCH
EMMANUEL DAI'TISTs CONGlst;.
CATION lONATE ARTICLES TO
CHURCH WHICH IN NEARING
COMPLETION N THIS CITY

III" Offering taken nj the Emman.
uci baptist church last Sunday for
home missions was so and for For.
eiKn Missions $3.50.
"A month ago = common table was
donated 70 the church by Mr.. Ian.
Try and two weeks ago offering plates
wcrc donated by Mrs. George Davis.
Sunday three pulpit chairs were
gi.cI by Mrs. Georgie Davis and re.
Gently tho Ladies' missionary Society
donated altar rails and curtains.
Ths church n growing. say its
TcmherS. and II now near compile
tiOn. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday.
Friday aud Saturday the pastor will
preach on "Thc Closing Ministry of
Our Lord"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-03

/
SALE OF TIMbER KLAMAIH m
DIAN RESERVATlON-3eaied osoe.
marked outside IBID. Southern 8oant
Scott Unit Timber" snd edareeeee g
the Superintendent Of the kla1eea
Indian School. klamath Akeaey. Ofe-
eon. wilt be received untl twelve
O'Clock noon. PseifIe time. Iaursoay.
May 81. 1917. tor tbe p9TcAaso q
timber upon about 11.Seo aerse
within Township - 4oath. Ranoe 4
East. The sale embraces appeo3I-
mately one hundred sixty million teee
Of pine (about nlneey pes eeae -
low pine and ten per cent ea9ar DtneD
and ten million fest OF white mr.. To
cutting OF white mr. VIII - optional
with the purchasef. Each BID 0uoe
state for each species the a1oeas -
"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-03
:'s1a 4 .s;1s'5s'e .ss2S * 'ess44saas s44ssa i


Count afty. Your cold In head or
catarrh disappears. Your clossed
nostrils will open. the air passages
OF your head will clear and you can
brsa.he freely. No more snumns.
hawking. mucous discharge. drynsss
Or headache; no struggling for for
breath It uitht.
Oct Z small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply .
little Of this fragrant artissptic cream
In your nostriis. II penetrates through
every cir passage OF the head. sooth'
Ing and healing the swollen or IN
asmcd mucous membrane. glvins you
instant relief. Head colds and
catarrh yisld like = aglc. Don't stay
stuGsd up and miserable. Relief 70
eure.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-03
SAGE TEA KEEPS.
YOUR AA|R DARK
WHEN MIXED WITH SULPHUR no
BRINGS RACK ITS REACTIFrL
LUsrRE AT ONCE

Gray hair. however handsome. de-
notes advancing age. We all know the
advantages Of . youthful appearance
Your hair IL your charm. II makes OF
mars the face. When II fades. turns
gray and looks streaked. Just . few
applications OF Sage Tea and Sulphur
enhances It's appearance q hundred.
fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young:
Either prepare the recipe At home or
sct from any drug store 50-cent bot.
tie of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound which 10 merely ne old
time recipe improved BY the addition
OF other ingredients. Thousands Of
folks recommend this ready-to-lss
preparation. because It darkens the
hair beautifully. besides no one ca n
possibiy tell. - Il darkens 10 natur-
ally and evenly. You moisten .
sponge or soft brush with Il. drawing
this through the hair. taking one
small strand nj = time. by morning
the gray hair disappears: after nm.
other application or two. its natural
color Ia restored and II becomes thick.
glossy and lustrous. and you appear
years younger.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com.
pound IL q delightful toilet requisite.
1t is not intended for the cure miti.
CATION or prevention Of disease. ADV
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-03
gyrRExaEs rM. 0RATlP1cAT1ON
OVER FLAT RATE


SPOKANE. April SD. Il. O'ahsa
president Of the Spokane Federal
Land bsnk. has returned from Wash.
isstcn. where hc attended q confer.
snre Of the presidcn,s OF tho twelve
Federal Land banks. with Secretary
Of The Treasury McAdoo aud Ahc
nsmbers Of the Federal Farm Loan
Board
lie expressed qualification over tho
fsf, that this conference had fixed q
Tat Interest rate of pcr cent. ap.
'ply'nx 10 all parts of tho tinted
states "" declared that this inter.
ea rate would prove a great boon to
ms farmers OF tho northw cst crn
states and predicted that within a
,'ir the Spokane Federal Land bank
VII have made loans as.rcgatinx
10000 900.
A OShca also announced that
INC conference of bank presidents
pa~ed n resolution requesting cou.
Uess to Increase tho limit oe the
loans permitted to an Individual bor.
rover from 10000 10 $4,000. He
expressed tho hope that tho special
session. OF congress would make this
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-03

~. .eop'e who are sorcsd 70 stand on
s .s'' Ies' oil day know what sore, Ton.
w. -. aweaty. burning test mean. They
-. M III" and IT'S" cures their feet
a'. ANY, up' It keeps feet In perfect con.
,h. Nun. "Tls" Ia the only remedy In
.o.. ~. World that draws out oil the poi.
,e., aa exudations which puR UP the
,.A, @ ana cause tender. sore, tired.
ns,s s 'oet' II instantly stops the
49," ~. ~ corns. callouses and bunious.
,e' ~ simply glorious. All! how com.
,.r' Au'e your feet feel after using
va... You'll never linn or draw IN
No.. M 'a'e In pain. Your ahoes won't
'ar'sn aud hurt your feet.
,,.s wv u 2o-ccnt box OF "Tis" now
vsa' ' my druggist. Just thinki a
cs.,. years foot comfort Tor only IS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-03

stalments on December of sacI
year thereafter. In which event III,
;ifst four instslmsnts shall sach b,
two per cenfum. the next two install
inents shall each b four per csntum
and the next fourteen each six pei
centum Of the total construction
charge.
(bD For the remaining lands sr
Initial payment cf five per centum oi
the construction charge shall bx
made st the time Of filing water-right
application. and the remainder of the
construction charge shall be paid In
fifteen anna, instruments, the first
rive OF which shall each be five pes
cenfum and the remainder each seven
per ceptuia ri the total construction
charge. The first OF said fifteen an.
nual instruments shall become due
and payable December Of the fifth
calendar year after the initial install
ment. and subsequent instalmenta
shall become due and payable ON De.
cember ] Of each calendar year
thereafter.
II. decreased cOnsaructiOR cissrEe
In certain cases. In all cases where
water.right application for lands In
private ownership. or for lands under
entries not subject to the reclamation
lsw. shall not be made within one
year from the date Of this notice the
construction charge for such land
shall be Increased five per centum
each year until such application is
mad. and the initial instalment paid.
~. Advsnce paynent of co...
stfettlOn charge peSmtmtb1e. Any
water.rlght applicant may. at his op.
tiOn. pay In advance the whole or any
part Of the construction charge oW.
Ing BY him within any shorter period
than that prescribed by this office.
-. OperatiGa aud nsainteaaace
charges. The operation and mainten-
ance charges for the irrigation sea-
son OF 1917. and thereafter until fur
ther notice. shall be : minimum
charge OF IS cents per irrigable acre
whether water u used thereon or not,
which will eptitle the water user to
two acre.feet Of water per Irrigable
acre. and additional water will be
furnished up to limit OF three acre
feet per irrigable acre at the rate of
twenty cents per acre-f00t. and all
further quantities for forty cents
per acre-fOOt. All operation and
charges will be due and
on March l Of each year for
the preceding irrigation season. ex-
cept that when water-right applica.
tion Is made for public lands entered
on or after June Is In any year the
first Payment Of such charge becomes
due March Of the second year
~. Place and manner Of pay.
ment. All water-right charges must
be psii at the office OF the u. 8. Rec
lamatiOn Service, Klamath Falls.
Oregon. In currency or by New York
draft or money order payable, to Spe-
cial Fiscal Agent. U. 8. Reclamation
Service.
FRANKLIN X. LANE,
Secretary OF the Interior.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-03

SALE OF TIMBER KLAMATH M
DIAN RESERvAT1ON-o -oealod bids,
marked outside bid, MIddDo Mount
Scott Unit Timber" and addreoood 70
the Superintendent Of the K1aDoth
Indian School. klamath Agency, Ore
gOn. will be received until tWoave
O'Clock noon, Pacific TIne, Thurs-
day. May 81. 1917. for the purchase
of timber upon about 1870 seres
within Townships ~, - and -
South, Range East. The oalo -.
braces approximately two hunArea
fifty million feet Of pine (about mise
~ per cent yellow pine and Ten PER
cent sugar pineD and ten million fest
Of white flr. The cutting u white
FIR will BE- optional with The pur-
chaser. Each bid must state Tor each
species the amount psr thousan1 feat
Scribper decimal G log sca1o thas Wjl1
be paid for all timber cut peioe -
April I. 1889. Prices subeoque1t %
that date are 20 b fI1ed - tko Co0.
mimioneD Of Indian Affairs ~ thseo
year periods. No bid Of less thap
three dollan aud tWeoty.f1vo eoat0
or fifty cents for white flf fo9 tbo
huoS pcIbOO VIE " eOkDpUSSVUe 0USO
bid must be submitted In tp1plicote
and be accompanied By cest!ned
check on . solvent Nstiooal Bonk -
favor Of the 0uperintendo0t q IL
Klamath Indian School n the aD0unt
OF es.0Ao. The deposit VII - -
turned II the bid = rejeetsd but ~
tained II the bid 10 accepted. and the
required contract and bond are not
executed and presented for approval
within sixty days from sueh aeee0t-
sbce. The right TO reject any snA al
bids II reserved. For copies Of tie
bid and contract forms and for 0ther
information application shosl1 -
made to the Indian 0uperinteadent.
Klamath Agency. Oregon. Waahlne-
ton. d. c.. March -. 1917. CATO
SELLS. Commissioners OF Indian AZ
fairs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-03

VANCOUVER. WASH. April s.
Problems Of city and county taxation
wore discussed at the annual meeting
oe tho Clarke County Taxpayers
League here Saturday. A general
survey OF the taxes and taxing sys.
tens were discussed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-03

Of 5000. The lsDosie Vim q ~.
turned if the BID b re5eete1 ~ -
tained if the BID 10 aeesDee1. oo1 ~
required contract and boad ere 0oe
executed and presented foS aopeovat
within sixty days from such oecsDs-
anes. The right 20 reject auy aad aj1
bids ID reserved. toe eoploa q The
bid and contract forms and for oehos
information application shouD1 -
made TO the Indian eupepintenleos.
klamath Agency. Oregon. Wauhine-
ton d. c.. March -. 1917. CATO
SELLS. Commissi0ees Of 1nA1on A..
fairs,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-03
LEoAL NOTICES
KLAMATH PROJECT. OREGON.
CALIFORNIA THIRD UNIT
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior,

Department OF the Interior,
Washington. ID. c.. March 81. 1917.
/. In pursuance OF section OF
the Reclamation Act OF June ~. 1903
(S3 Stat. 3ss). and OF acts amen.
datory thereof and supplementary
thereof. and particularly Of the Rec
lamation Extension Act OF August -.
1914 (S8 Stat. 6S6). public notice
for lands In the Third Unit OF klam.
ath Project. Oreg0u.CalifOrnia. Ia
hereby issued NJ foll0ws:
3. Lanfls for which Water win BE-
fuFnislsed. Upon proper application
being made therefor. water will be
furnished under said project In the
irrigation season OF 1917 and there
after. for the irrigable lands In said
Third Unit. shown on farm.unit plats
OF the following townships OF the
Willamette and Mount Diablo Mer-
idians. tO-wit:
r. II g.. R. II E. w. N.
T. ~ g.. R. ~ q. w. N.
r. As.N.. r. b0. q. N. D. N.
which plA&a were approved March 81.
1917. by First Assistant Secretary OF
the Interior aud are on file In the OF.
flee Of the Project Manager. u. 8.
Reclamation Service. klamath Falls.
Oregon. and In the local land offices
at Lakeview. Oregon. and at Sacra.
mento. California.
3. When and how to make entry
for public land. Homestead entries
for the farm units shown on said
plats embracing public lands Of the
United States may be made beginning
April le, 1917, at 8 o'clock .. m. at
thc 1n~aI land nefirA NJ tina AlnfrlNt
within which said land is situated.
Every person desiring to acquire any
OF said public lands must execute .
homeatead application subject TO the
provisions Of the reclamation law In
manner required by law. which. with
the required fees and commissions.
accompanied BY certificate OF the
project manager AZ to the filing OF
w6ter.right application and payment
OF water.right charges ~ hereinafter
provided. may be presented to sald
local land office. In person. BY mail.
or other wise. within period Of nine
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-03

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The Yale expositor., 1917-12-13
RED CROSS

Yale Branch r. c. made a ship
ment to Port Huron Chapter of Ii
sweaters and 4 mufflers; also 2S
Xmas bags which were filed by lad
les of the community who volunteer
ed to do so. The bags are sent
through Port Huron Chapter to the
boys at Camp Custer.
There is an urgent appeal for all
kinds of knitted articles. especially
sweaters and helmets and our local
branch is requested to speed up with
the knitting.
The Yale expositor., 1917-12-13
Brassieres for Gifts


Every woman delights in wearing
a pretty brassier, but she hates to spend
the price for the kind she likes best. IL
you want to long be remembered just
step into the Avenue Corset Shop and
buy her one of those classy garments,
Soc to $3.50. If you do not get right
size Mrs. Boice will gladly exchange
after Xmas. A corset makes an APP
propriate gift for wife, mother or sister.
A corset at this store for every purse
and every figure. Repairing and alter
atoms by experts. You are invited to
call. Mrs. T.. q. Boice, 307 Huron ave-,
Port Huron, Mich.
The Yale expositor., 1917-12-13
BASKET BALL

The basket ball games played in
the Auditorium last Friday evening
were watched by a thoroughly inter-
ested and enthusiastic crowd.
The yells given by the teachers
and the high school girls teams were
apt and seemed to express their feel
ings to ct"
Both teams played well but the
high school girls outmatched the
teachers and the score at the end
OF the game stood 40 and Z.
The game between the high schooi
boys and a city team was full of ac-
ton and lively interest and resulted
in a score of "A and 3.
The Yale expositor., 1917-12-13

He will be at the Paisley Hotel all
day Tuesday, Dec. IL, where he will
show samples and take measures for
those famous "Richman" $3.50 Suits
and Overcoats for men. Here is where
you solve the high cost of dressing.
Sold direct from factory to wearer at
wholesale cost. Big selection to pick
from. Up-to-the minute styles, per-
feet fit or no pay. Nobby pinch-backs
and trench suits and overcOats. Ask
the men who are wearing them. Come
and bring your boys and save 4. Don't
pay $40 or $l2 more unless you have
money to burn. Z. Choice, Agt.
The Yale expositor., 1917-12-13
New Peerless Hive Officers

At regular meeting of Peerless
Hive No. 1913, Tuesday evening, Dec
4th, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
Past Com.-Mary I. Boucher.
Commander-Florence Holden.
Lieut.. Com.-Emma Henry
Rec. Keeper-Georgia vanorman
Fin. Keeper-Carrie Cough.
Chaplain-Minnie Richardson.
Sergeant-Margaret Carroll.
M. at A.-Ethel Somby.
Sentinel--Abbie loft.
Picket--Mary Bright.
Organist--Delia Teets.
The Yale expositor., 1917-12-13
ENTIRE NOUS

The Entire Nous club members met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl.
Learmont on Tuesday evening, Dec.
18th and were served delicious six
o'clock chicken dinner, afterward
spending the hours playing 1--WE
hundred" George Mcintyre and Mrs.
r. Clyne won the favors of the even
ing.