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la.lln ih.Toiiiit) trrasuiy (nr the n-
J,o'll"i "I nil nlUliilllie rolilil)
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Classified Advertisement
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UAL CSTATK rOR IALK
IWIIiinI dim 11 mill lhr ImltiuT on
fttcrtrii Jrn t In r Mill liny jmi a
Irtmf iii 1 1.,- Simmer Kinney ranch.
Tilktoi:. Illlall al.iiit It. offim In
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ibii ftii jiMia k,m"i ranrn hi atucrciu
UtikTll Valley, at a prier that will
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MISCKLLANCOUI
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Kiteui inch and four-fi-ol vyin for
In any iiianllty, 1,,-nve order at
llfilkrmir'a Jrwrlry Minn or New
"nn. Underwood' ini store. 4
DRICr MENTION
xJyictt'Hin at MaiiiiliiK't,
Jifiilor PiKKrlt liUKon to Han Kran.
rlwu to iii. llio (.Pi fomn In.
I'.vi'rylliiiiK itiintmili-i'il nt U'lnli-m,
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day ii'iilnit Iiiimi Im-i'm i'n.fliilly nr
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will Im lirl.l liiiilulil,
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tlalnia iinilli ol Illy
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lluiare V, Mlti'lirll irliiinnlliKt nlglit
limn Aalilan.l ttliriu l.p liail l-n lot a
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1 Ikii In rc llin llrrt riiini- In ami Willi
la vMllliK Mitli ri'latltra at Atlilan.l. ,
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waa In tin' rlly lnt nllil on lila Hay lu
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young Am.II.i
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tlirni tlirrp artlata, 'IIh-j- an" nil tlm '
tlnip trjlns ti mnkr i.lf tlilnk wi-ll
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In n lioilan nlirn you nrra n little girl
nml llii-n .nn't auy Janltur, but
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An InterctiiiK Item
FACTS ABOUT KLAMATH PROJECT
J"t. U. I.. St'hliril llMB IliLitfl liaat.a
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"i lit Aiiirrl.an illnlnn ri-nu, which
li lrll ri'lll,lrnl. All tf, ,. mVm
anrBi,.,. xiil. a Hi.. .hur lo pit
..uriiiiirann, liiwn. if
aUaalk I alia PyLSc llkr
I Thr Klamaili K ',ic Mbrmry la
ln vrry afternoon fr,,,,, o to M
Oftock and rarli wtnhtg frum 0:30 In
Oocbck. A rnnllal Invitation la c.
W lu all.
G. Helming S Co.
jur Merchants
M Marthfield, Oregon, or
Klamath Falla. Or0on
ZIm's Plumbing
Shop
Coniracllng and Jobbing
r'lr.lclaaa I.lno i,r luml
'"If .Vclaltlc. anil llrat-
warkinnnalili,
A 0. U. W. Building
Klanuth Ftlli
Jackson Hotel
Fort Klamath. Ore.
c'wn roonw, good bcdi,
h table always sup-
with the best the
Aetaffords-Termsrea.
owible.
C.C, Jackson, Prop.
Tl.r KUinath I'alla Military IU11.I
irtl a I'laiin. Juat a piano won't iln, it
mint l-a kmxI oni', Tnalaml tin' ioiikIi
nuatifolilanri' untL nml na a ilnli-naim
Inatniinriit, nml atill If mualral rnouith
In nitt-l thr rvvrrn rriiilii'ini'iili ol aoln
ami vih'aI nccoiiiiinnlciiciil work, It iniiat
lN-.ulrllylilgliKriiiluliiveryiartlciiUr.
Now ! can't afford to 'y the rftall
n lit) 0 1 audi an Initriiinriit, aivl alter
rorrrai.,nillnit wllh several lead Ink' piano
honica on tin' cnaul, ten nr rent ilia
count waa the Uat I could eel. Now I
liai Ihtii lu tin' mtialc Imalnraa avvrrnl
yenra, Mil na a ilvaler nnd plain) Inner,
nud 1 knuw iH.nietliliiK al"lt tho prlica
nml valura ol ilano. I know that wi
ranaffnril the hlghont (niilu Inalruuicnl
liunlull wo can only net tho hencllt ol
wIioIcmIu prlcea. Alter conalilvrahlo
rorrrHximleiiri with manufacturer I
finally linvii Ihtii fortunate enough to
aeruru tho aurncy for Klamaili rounty
for the Jlaltlwlu piano, nml there ln'l u
Iwttcr piano tiiailo thnu Iln llahlnlii.
It I mveaaary, Imwuver, (nr iiu to buy
lour piano In order to itet thu U'liellt ol
I ho tthnlcaale prlco.
Now hero' llio iolnl : I'm not itoliiK
Into tho lano hudiii'M, 1'vo MomolhliiK
elm) to dojhut II thoronro (our vcoplo In
Klnuinth County who want u flrat urndf.
plno at the prlco ntually aiked (or u
i'heap alencll inatrutnent, hero la an op
portunity you'll never wo ngnln lu a
lilotlino, reopln don't uaually Hell
piano (or Inn, and ordinarily you'll pn
tho agent a prollt of two hundred lo 11 vo
liuudroil ilollara. I aBk no profit what
over and I ahall tell only tho (our piano
neceaanry toaecum thn wholetnlo price,
ThU I strictly a rath proposition man
ufaclurera don't tell ut wlioloaalo on in
tailtnontu. Now 11 you know ol any
one in Klamath County who la In a pox
itlon to appreciate auchrn opportunity,
you will confur a favor on the hand by
relcriing thrm to mo. '
I'as Danism.
The
Klamath
Project
Tho Kluiitotlt Project it the name
that iiaa been applied to the reclama
tion of about 100,000 aerea of land now
uiiuer me ovcrilow ol the Klatnatu
KiviT nml nf liovvcr Klamath Lake and Tula Lake
ninl Iln; iiiiation of about 1 1.0,000 ncrea of vaile
liiml utljncuiit to thu Kliiimith Itiver, along thu course
nf Ut Itivcr and the tributary portion of the great
plntcim lyinK chiully in Klamath County, Oregon, but
iiInd eiubrnciiiK part of Uiakiyou and Modoe Coun
Ilea, California, a total area of 200,000 acres.
The 1'rojuct embraces the conatruction of a very
reat iiiiluaKO of canala, lateraU and drainage oanala
mid will have its, principal source in Upper Klamath
l.nkf. Clear Lake and Horsefly are reservoir sites
whore Hood water will be impounded and utilized for
irrigation of hind inoluded in the upper portion of
tho 1'roject.
Work on the main canal waa started in the Spring
of l'JOU and the first unit of nine milca ia now com
pleted. About 13,000 acres of land will be irrigated
from the first unit, the laterals for which are being
constructed under the aupervision of the engineers
having charge of the 1'roject. Iiy far the largest
proportion of the land under the first unit is now ia
kugebrush and muat be cleared and broken in time
for crops in tho Spring or 1908. Work on the sec
ond unit is being done by the Government and em
brnci's nineteen miles of main canal and twenty-six
inileu of laterals to furnish water to about 20,000
' additional acres of land. Work on this unit will be
prosecuted us rapidly as possible.
Nearly one-half of the area to be irrigated ia now
under water to a depth of from one to fifteen feet
mul will be reclaimed by a system of drainage to
lower the level of the rivers and lakes. A large part
of the Hwmnp land nnd practically all of the valley
hind in the Klamath liasin are held in private own
ership nnd some in very large tracts which muat be
sold in tracts of 1G0 acres or less under the regula
tion, governing the perfection of a water-right.
KLAMATH'S For its development and protv
OttEATEST perity the Klamath Basin must hava
NEED people, and tha right kind of people
at that. IU great need ia InUlli
gent, practical farmers, who understand the meaning
of intensified and diversified fanning; men who will
buy land, not for speculative purposes, but with tha
idea of clearing off tha sagebrush and making per
manent and comfortable homes. Such men are bou&i
to succeed. There la room for thotuanda of them.
Developing
Various
Industries
Sugar beets have been grown ex
perimentally throughout the Klam
ath Valley. The percentage of sugar
in ihk'i, m "i" "i iiuuu iruin 1110
fiillfiu-ifi,' niinli'uiH Tumi liv fhf- tTnifnfl RIaIoh D.
p.irtmeiit nf Agriculture from beets grown near
Nitgnr in liectH, per cent., 'J1.7; sugar in juice, per
cent , 'J 1.1 ; coefficient of purity, 83.1.
, Kxperieiipi' has demonstrated that excellent as-
parugtiM, onions nud celery can be grown, the tule
IiiiiiIh being very similar to those of the Sacramento
I mnl Snn Joaipiin Valleys of California, where such
vegetables are so Mucccssfully cultivated. Through
out the world the reclaimed marshlands are the best
suited for the highest development of dairy inter
eats. There is no question that thin will become a sugar
beet producing section and that a number of facto
ries will be built and operated with the development
of the industry.
All hinds of fruit adapted to the temperate zone
thrive here apples, peaches, pears, cherries, prunes,
pliiniH, apricots and nectarines do well, and small
1 fiuils bear abundantly and of excellent quality.
There are n great many Mimll orchards throughout
tho basin that prove the adaptability of the region
to the prolltable production of fruit.
K. L. Smith, former president of the Oregon State
Hoard of Horticulture, gives it as his opinion that
tho foothill lands are specially adapted to apple
t growing.
Cultivation of the potato has passed beyond the
J experimental stage, the sandy loam of the uplands
i producing them in great abundance.
1 Klamath County wheat, grown without irrigation,
, took the premium at the New Orleans Exposition.
The most important forage crop ia alfalfa, the soil
being peculiarly adapted to its growth.
1 Excess All landowners being required
, Holdings Must to sell their excess holdings, there
Be Sold is a large area of good land for aale
. at reasonable figures, prices rang-
ing from about $15 to $35 for unimproved, and $20
to $50 per acre tor improved land. Land adjacent
' to the principal towns commanda hurher prices. The
1 purchaser paya for the water right at a cost of about
' $18 per aere to be paid for in ten equal annual in-
' stallmcnta without Interest. This amounts to lesa
than the ordinary annual rental paid private ditch
I companies. Some of the irrigators of Klamath Val-
I ley (and they are the most prosperous farmers) have
I already paid out to sueh eompaniea for water $60 per
I mm nil rwn no water. All of these comnsnies have
been purchased by tho Government and included in
the ayatem.
No publie landa will be open for aettlement for
several years.
OUmate The upland soil ia mainly a rich aandy
.and loam of great uniformity and composed
Boil largely of disintegrated and eroded lava
with an admixture of volcanic ash nud
diutoiiiacooue earth, the latter material of plant ori
gin, formed in the bottom of the ancient sou which
covered the greater part of the Great Hnain, mul of
which Klamath Valley ia a northwesterly extension.
Such soil, characteristic o( many of the richest agri
cultural aeetiona of the world, including much "of
Italy aud the great' plains of India, is extremely fer
tile, and of lasting productiveness. The lake aud
tule landa are made up of a voloanio soil containing
much organlo matter, a vegetable accumulation of
ages, and ia of a peatty nature.
The climate ia extremely healthful aud not severe.
"' There ia rarely any Winter weather before the latter
part of December, aud but little aero weather during
the entire Winter. The annual precipitation ia about
fifteen inohes, with little raiu during the Summer
months.
THE OFFICE
E. H. DuFAULT, Proprietor
Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
r
Caters to tho better class of trnde, with nothing to offend
tho most critical. You'll notice the difference when you
try it. Juat the plnco to drop In for a refreshing bever
age when you need a stimulant. Pure liquors of all
kinds for family trade a specialty
The Cream of the Best
Old Continental Whiskey
Normandy Rye
F. F. V. Rye
Ikittlcd Under the Supervision of the Government
. . . None Better . . .
Sold By
C. D. Willson
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer
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 Faraltare
tine.
"Our Responsibility ends whenever you are Satisfied."
E. W. GLLLETT 6 CO.
IIERT E. WlTHROW,
Vice President
Abstracting
Mspa, Plana, Bloc rriata, Btc.
Allkn Sloan,
Secretary
Klamath County Abstract Go.
Surveyors and Irrigation. Engineers
Don J. Zumwai.t, C. E.
President
M. O.iWlLUAatS, C. E.
Treasurer
Klamath Falls, Oregon
CHASE
Get the Habit-Use Chase & Sanborn Coffees
You'll be pleased with it. Those who have
tried it say it's the best. We always aim to
keep everything of the highest grade and want
your grocery trade.
Van Riper Bros
rhoMSis
Professional Cards
DR. WM. MARTIN
Dentist
Office over Klamath County Uank
C. F. STONE
Attorney at Law
Ofllico over o.stol!lec, Klamath Fnll.i,
Oregon
Trurni.Ni: 19
D. V. KUYKENDALL
Attorney at Law
Klamath Falls, Oregon
DR. C. P. MASON
Dentist
American !ku.ik A. Tumi Co.'s IhiildiiiK
CENTRAL CAFE
Open Day
and Night "
Private Dining Parlors
Oysters Served In Any Style
J. V HOUSTON, Prop.
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 Mala Street
Klamath Falls 6 Wlnemi
Truck & Transfer
COMPANY
Furniture and pianos carefully
moved, tlaggag. wagon and
general uraying. All work
given prompt attention. Busa
to and from nil boats. Phone 103
COLBURN & YOUNG
Proprietors
Furs Wanted
C 1). Willson Is in the market for all
kinds of fura, for which he will pay the
highest market price. Address him at
Klamath Falls, Oregon.