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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1908)
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(I. ll.itkiT, Him Dviiincnilli- limn llii'ii Im hlii'tlll In l.nkn cniinly, In M Ilm i-Ily Imliiy I'lirmilii In Liikuvllivi limn Hun rrntii'lmii. Iln In nii'niiimnli'i liy liU limtlitT, V, A. Ilaikcr. Hiiik linn I'ltimmit iiinl Hlrn llutii nt ilm K K K luif. ' Merrill. I'rotrly U rcaNoiublc. Mix. I. I. Itlnwill'llll.iaKOIiKtli DnrtU ttlll-ll. .1,1. Hill V I -1 1 1 1 1 ( llluliVl'K Im n Imv vti'ck. I f Ihn Ik'I lin In low it nill nl tin Maiiiiniitli HIhIiImi. II, W.Hlmw, I'm plli'lnr. (! II. II"KI(I'II, till' PlMIMifMtil' lllllll. llii'ii (in roll nly ItiMniui.f, lina ii'IiiiukI Iiiiiii it lrl In Ilic VikI ilti-r viitloy, Inn iny tlilnv, Innl. ixa In lilm. Iln mil Imy IiIi'ImIiiI wlilnkcy. Winn )iiil Mittil iiiiii HlilaVxy it llml i it I' t niunlii Ilm K'viTiiini'nl' "Uimliil Ma illinium Ininji." ni It Iln-Cnnllnili Ul vtliliki-y, Walur Mill wlilikcy, Nnr iimnillii i ami I' I' .r)i'. Fnl'l li) ('. ll. Wlll.mi, All luttrcstliiki Item Tin. IJ.iln.lli Cull. MiliUiv lUiul liruli a I'Ijiiii. Jmt I'liilio iin't iln, It liuial I"' a K'1") lii', Timlmnl tin t oilv l tla;o ill ildirn M ill L ninl m iliilniiaiiu llitltiliin'iil, ninl ullll t' luulrl i'IioiikIi In I ni-1 Ilic ri'ti I.. li-.iiiinrnl nl anln ami tiM'ul rciiinunlniciil Mink, it mint litiUlly lilitli Ifrmln In t'tt'iy particular Sum Mr uii't nlluril In pay tin.' tclall pili nl iiioli an liiMrmiiriit) nn-l llrr nilirip.ilnlliii: hIIIi M'M'llll IrlillliK'I'lulin liiimca mi ll.c rnjl, tin r it nt dl. i-nillit u.ia llil' It-it I C'Mil.l ifi-1. Nn I liW la-rli III tin iiiikIc liUllnrm rrral )ii, I". Ill n a ilruliT anil pUrio tinier, mnl I kiinw t'lincllilin: aU.nl llnprlit' mi. tnliirtnl plaim. I knuw that vie rati nlloul Ilm lillnul .tu.Io InrlMiuicnl maii ll wi' ran nnly K't tliu Imivfll i.l nliuti-Mln prlcr". Alter cnnMfralili' iirii'uiinlriirc Willi iiiaiiulactntrr" I lluallv liun Ufli liitlnnatn I'IiiiukIi In iiiiiin tin' ayriiry (urKlamatli ruiuity (ur Hip IUIiIhIii planii, nml llirio iali't a ' Ullil plami malu lltau llif IUMmIii. It l lirnimry, Imvuivrr, Inr inn In tiny ( (ntir plalina In-unliT In ,'i't tint I lie 111 nl lln wlmlrtalp pllrv. .Vim licn-'a tin jMiiul : I'm mil miin: lull) Ilm I'Ijiiii liual.iraa, I'm- aninvtlilliK ilm In iln Anil II llirnan Imir wopli In Klamutli Cuiuily lio umil a Tint i;ru.li piano At tin nliv uaiiall naknl Inr a rlirap trnril liiatrituu'iit, u'ru It an - j K'iiinlly jou'll n'rr an1 alii in it lililliiii'. J'wi'ln ilon'l imially t-ll pliiinx Inr Inn, ami nnlinarily you'll jmy Ilm nunl it priittrif tttn liiimlrixl tn llru liutiiliiilli'lUrr. I nl iin I'i'.lH wli.it-i-vrr nml I aliuli nil only tlii(niiritania iiprmtnry to mVihi" tlm liolpali prior. TliU ii aliictly a rath irn)iillm niitti. iilnctmora ilon'l tfll at Hholi-aalu (in In lUlliiunlK. Now II jmi know nl ai.y iino In Klmnalli County wlio ! In a. 1 1 tori tiiupprri-laU'iim-haii opportiiiilly, ynii wlllroiilcra lavuron llit liaml liy roliTiliii! tin-in tn im. I'N IltMCIN. Zim's Plumbing Shop Contracting and Jobbing Mmtclas Mno nr I'lumb Ing SpcclaltUm ami firat tl Workmannhlp. A. 0. U. W. Building Klamath ralla Jackson Hotel ' ort Klamath, Ore. Clean room ilood beds. "x the table always up H with the best the fket affords-Terms res-OMble. c C.Jackson, Prop. Timber Land Notice Uliltcil Pinion l.aml Offlri', l.akovlow Ori-Koti, IVbimtry IB, UWH. N'nil.o U IhtpIiv itlvrn iliat in com- pllmieo wltli Ilm pruvlnlona ol the act ol Cnn'iiri'MolJuniin, IH78, mliiUvl "An .-l Inr tliu anlnnl tlllllllT llllllll ill till) ilati-H ol California, Orrtfon, cril ami Wnlilnlnn Ti-rrllniy," an citi-iuleil to all tliu I'uMic Uml KUtca liy net ol AKiiHt 4, 18U2, Clmtloa It. lkUi, ol Klamnlli I'iiII', County ol Klmnalli, Btato ol On-non, linn llloil in HiIh ollico liln ttinrii Klnlfiiimit No. 4012, lor tin' imrrlmiiu ol Ilm "W.'mOf , nwiioW, '! wo. :i, ti. !1S H. rnntiu 0 K. W. SI., ami III olti-riirooHo allow Iliat llio laml Hotitflil in more valualilu lor Ita llmbor or iloim lin lor nuileultural mroet, ,mllo ralalillili lil' claim to. laid laml Mom llio County Jmlije ol Klamath County, at his ollico at Klamath Falls, Ori'Kon, on Wixlui'Hility llio Will day ol May 11KM. ... , llonaincaaawHiiMwa: I. r,Jlclio m, I.. I. Kllclilaon, True 11. DoLap, A. M.Jahilon,all "I Klamath Fall, yjny anil oil pureona clalmluK ailyenc ly thoabovo iloBcrlhiil lmula are roquoat oil In llio tliulr clalma In IliU ollico on or bo.oro aalil 13th ilay ol Slay 1003. 2-20 5.W J.'N. Watnoiii rcglitcr. KlamatM I alia Public library Tho Klamath Falla Public library i open every afternoon from 2 to 5:30 o'clock and each evening from 0:30 to 10 o'clock. A cordial Invitation la ex tended to all. FACTS ABOUT KLAMATH PROJECT Tl'o 'Jim Klamutli Project la the nam. Klamath that linn bceu applied to tho reclama Project tion of uliout 100,000 acre of land now iinilur Ilm overflow of tho Klamath Ifivii- and of Lower Klamutli Lnlto and Title take mnl tint irri(,'iitioii of about ll0,000 ncrta of valley IiiimI iiiljiiituiil to the Klumutli Kivor, nloni; tho courae nf liiihl Kivur and the tributary portion of the great plateau lyiiiK chiefly in Klamutli County, Oregon, but nliio einliniciiiK tt part of Hiakiyou and Modoo Conn tii'N, California, a total area of JJfJO.OOO ncrcB. Tliu Project embraces tho contraction of a very Ijri'ut inileaiie of canula, laterala and drainage ctnale mid will have iU principal uourco in Upper Klamath liiikc. Clear Lake and lloruvily are reservoir site uliure Ilood water will be impounded and utilized for irrigation of land included in the upper portion of tho Project. Work oil the main canal waa started in the Spring of 1!I0G uml the llrat unit of nine miles is now com pleted. About i:i,000 acres of land will be irrigated from the first unit, tho laterals for which are being I'fuiHlriicted under the supcrviaiou of the engineers having eliare of the Project. liy far the largest proportion of the lund under; the first unit is now in imKclmiah and must be cleared and broken in time for crops in the Spring of 1908- Work on the 'see mnl unit is being done by the Government and em brace nineteen milea of main canal and twenty-six mile of laterals to furnish water to about 20,000 additional acres of land. Work 011 this unit will be prosecuted as rapidly a possible. Ki'iirly one-half of the area to be irrigated is now under water to a depth of from onp to fifteen feet and will be reclaimed by a system of drainage to lower the level of the rivers and lakes. A large part of the Huamp lund uml practically all of the valley land in tho Klamath Basin aro held in private own ership and some in very large tracts which must be sold in tracts of 1C0 ncrcx or less under the regula linns governing the perfection of a water-right. KLAMATH'S For its development and proa GREATEST perily the Klamath Basin must have NEED people, and the right kind of people at that. IU great need is intelli gent, practical farmers, who understand the meaning of intensified and diversified farming; men who will buy land, not for speculative purposes, but with the idea of clearing off the sagebrush and making per manent and comfortable homes. Such men are Bound to succeed. Then is room for thousands of them. Developing Sugar beets have been grown ex- Various pcrimentnlly throughout the Klam- Industries nth Valley. The percentage of sugar is high, ns will be noted from the fidlowing iiiinlysis mnile by the United States De partment of Agriculture from beets grown near Migar in beeU, per cent., 21.7; sugar in juice, per tent., 'J 1.1 ; roeflleient of purity, 83.1. Kxpcrienee hits demonstrated that excellent as pnrugiiK, onions uml rclery can be grown, the title lauds being very nimilar to thoso of the Sacramento nml Han .loniiiin Valleys of California, where such vegetnliles are ho micee.ssfully cultivated. Through out the world the reclaimed marshlands are the best Milled for the highest development of duiry inter ests. There Em 110 question that this will become a sugar beet producing section mid thnt a number of facto ries will be built nml operated with the development of the industry. All kinds of fruit adapted to the temperate zone thrive here apples, peaches, pears, cherries, prunes, plums, apricots and nectarines do well, and small fruits hear abundantly nml nf excellent quality. There are a great many small orchards throughout the basin that prove the adaptability of the region to the profitable production of fruit. K. ... Smith, former president of tho Oregon State Hoard of Horticulture, gives it as his opinion that tho foothill lands are 'specially adapted to apple growing. Cultivation of the potato has passed beyond the experimental stage, the sandy loam of the uplands producing them in grcnt abundance. Klamath County wheat, grown without irrigation, took tho premium at the New.Orleans Exposition. Tho most important forage crop is alfalfa, the soil being peculiarly adopted to its growth. Excess All landowners being required Holdings Must to sell their excess holdings, there Be Sold Is a largo area of good land for aale at reasonable figures, prices rang ing from f bout $15 to $35 for unimproved, and $20 to $50 per acre tor Improved land. Land adjacent to the principal towns commands higher prices. The purchaser pnys for the water right at a cost of about $18 per acre to be paid for in ten equal annual in stallments without interest. This, amounts to less than the ordinary annual rental paid private ditch companies. Some of the irrigators of Klamath Val ley (and they aro the most prosperous farmers) have already paid out to such companies for water $60 per aero and rwn no water. All of these companies have been purchased by the Government and included in the system. No public lands will bo open for settlement for, several year. Climate The upland soil la mainly a rich aandy and loom of great uniformity and composed Soil largely of disintegrated and eroded lava with an admixture of volcanic ash and dintomoceous earth, tho latter material of plant ori gin, formed in tho bottom of tho ancient sea which covered the greater part of the Great Basin, and of which Klamath Valley is a northwesterly extension. Such soil, characteristic of many of the richest agri cultural sections of tho world, including much of Italy and tho great plains of India, is extremely fer tile, and of lasting productiveness. The lake and lulo lands are made up of a volcanic soil containing much organio matter, a vegetable accumulation of ages, aud ia of a peatty nature. The climato is extremely healthful aud uot severe. There is' rarely any Winter woathor before the latter part of Deoembor, aud but little cero weather during tho entire Winter. Tho annual preoipitation ia about fifteen inches, with little rain during the Summer months. ... IT WILL DO That's what people often say .when they get articles In the Gtocery line. We don't sell the "It Will Do" kind. We always guarantee absolute satisfaction. Fho-csie van Riper Bros. Get the Habit-Use Chase fi Sanborn Coffee Our new goods are now here and you are invited to call and in spect same. We can SAVE YOU MONEY on anything in the Furniture line. "Our Kesponslblllly ends whenever you are Satisfied." . W. GILLETT 6 CO. llEUT K. WlTMllfiW, Vice I'rPsinVnt Abstracting Maps, Plans, Blue Prints, Etc. Allen Sloah, Secretary Klamath County Abstract Go. Surveyors and Irrigation .Engineers C. K. M. L Klamath Falls. Oregon Don J. Zumwalt, C. K. I'rciidrnt si. D..W1LUAM8, c. a Treaaurer East End Meat Market CRISLER & STILTS. Proprietors Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and Poultry Frcih and Cured Meats and Sausages of all kinds. We handle our mcata in the most modern way In clean liness and Ktirroundingi. Try ua and we will be most happy to have you for a customer. Free Delivery. MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When blocks in Mills Addition were offered nt bargain prices a number of shrewd inves tors bought; since that time values have increased materially. These Lots are Bargain Buys nt present prices, and there is every reason to anticipate an advance in prices. Remem ber these lots are FIFTY feet in width and ONE HUNDRED -AND TWENTY FEET deep more thin double the area of most town lots offered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. Office on Fifth Street Professional Cards DR. WM. MARTIN Dentist .' Odkc over Klamath County Bank C. F. STONE Attorney at Law Oflllce over poiitoftlcc, Klamath Falls, Oregon TKLKrilONK 19 D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law Klamath Fall., Oregon DR. C. P. MASON Dentist American Hank A. Trust Cn.'a iluiUuH We Make Little Fuss But there is always something doing at our place in the House Furnishing line. We carry the largest stock of House Furnishings in Klamath County See us for a Square -Deal. VIRGIL & SON At the Bridge on Main street CENTRAL CAFE Open Day . ' and Night Private Dining Parlors Oysters Served In Any Style j. V HOUSTON, Prop. Klamath Falls & WInema Truck 6c Transfer COMPANY Furniture and pianos carefully moved. Baggage waeon and "general draying- AH work given prompt attention. Busa to and from all boats. Phone 103 COLBURN 6 YOUNG y-. - Proprietors Furs Wanted C D. Wlllson ia in the market for all kinds of furs, for which he will pay the highest market price. Address him at Klamath Falla, Oregon.