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lllithumi llm llllliol Hilt month.
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Null 'itiuplnll Imn mlnr it'll from Aula
InHiI wllfllt III) Went In .lull vt lilt din
family.
HirlK lltn' I'liniinin nml Htrnw I lulu
lit tliu K K K Minn,
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Pellinciatlo Cntiillilntr fur Htntu Krn. '
nlnr,(l, Hprlni(ir, nl wok county, will
nn l.ir innii'liiiiilii , "Kak tli) limit Iiiiiim- Intilulil.
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lot. ' Mvn Panama lint) K IC K Mote.
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rVdltniluti'llir utiil.l.l''. . lullllcal tll.ialliiii. lilli-iimny iritrrl
Tli Ukflil ("ii.iiiny, ; tliat Mr, I ultnii Hat Unli-n, )rt Mr
J Kiank Ailatiii, Matinifrr, ivallr, li) tlm olo Mr. Cko irfcUiil
in lilt Iiiiinii muiily Ilial li I. a. -iuUr
llirna. Mr. Pultun wlicn Mr. ('ale
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Merrill Oii'itoii.
Treasurers Notice
Xolrff l lirrrliy itlirn tli.t llii'ir am ,
IwiaaU tirtitntol .m ami i.rlnr to
IM; Jl, Wi. Iiitcir.l on faint will
mmiimd im.uiii'.
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CoiiiitrTrMiirir.
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lutr4orr.l. Till It tli ycr to 1
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JiiiIIiu ul tin-Supnnm Court It. H.
Ilran nrrtla intHilal mention,
Iblry ainl lowl CoiiuuU.loiif r J. W. 1
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l.n limn for llir miili ami I. entitle!
In llir auixrl of I lio entile I'.rty.
I'lotvculint; Atlomvy I). V. Kujken-1
ilill, at I'rmecullui: Attomey, It rarl
Ically wltliout niiotltloii. Ilu I. will
iMll!leil mnt KUmatli ami Ijiku Count-'
ie nin to le ronniiitilUtiil on linvlliK
Ihi-ii alilo tu iUri iH)riiiii'li'tit an at-
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'n AHUi.ni ftmrl.iv ,.f K. Ininkir
G. Helming & Co.
jgr Merchants
Marahfield, Oregon, or
Wth Fain. Oregon
flm's Plumbing
Shop
trtciln and Jobbing
RritelM, ,ll0 f .UI,,.
7 SiH-clnhlcH nml ilwl. )
Worknmnahli.
A- o: U. M'. Building
KUrtuth ralli
Jackson Hotel
' Klamath, Ore.
Cl room, ilood bdi.
Je table always sup
J7 with the beat the
WMtafforda-Terraaita-ble.
ifckaon. Prop,
ll.ilin. AUiKiiliiluratlon, 1. an nrllvu
man, null ar.ualnl.il illl. all tlio atir
rniitiillni; county mi.l mak.' an rinclcnl
iifllrer. Vol.) for him.
Comity Cl.)ik-C. It. IMa., ui County
Clerk, U well ki.onii In you all, havliiK
tftvcl llil cmuily ni School Suxrin
leiuleiit In a way tliat U rriHlIt to lilun
lf, Ilu I. now Tvln a. IKmty Slier-1
IfT .if tlila.roitnly ami la knovwi to I
llirmiitlily coiui.ciuut man,
, T.....n,n, I. All's IjiuI.. n. I
. oiling nvi' ... --
Trwrnirvr, l 'H knuwn lo you all uml
lie imIiiU will, prlilu lo lii. hh1 roconl.
fttiiool .Siiii'iliitt'inlfiit J. 0. 's
Ifa limn Hint Inn iH'i'ti coiilcuoiialy
licforo Hit. iml'llii '"r tlio ia.t llvo yenm
mnl linMiccompll'ilii'.l Homlcralncliwal'
loiml Ilii.H. Ilu I. "HI llltclfnr llio
ilrtl't'.
Aaavaaor Ikirl K. Wlllirow.naAiaciia
or, U tlio rlttl.t mail In tlio nhl place,
IiavIiik norvtsln iiiimlivrol year. In tlio
Alialrnrl Olllco anil linvmu n complutu
nbiitractofuvory plictiof ilecilwl Inii.l
In thu county, puU lilm In n iwalilun to
ltur, juilgi) tlm valuoof rculeaUtudian
nny nUior mail o know.
Coiinly firveyorM. I. William, lias
liocn conipiciiouiily lioloro tlio imbllo
ilurltiR III lorm of olllco, Hla work
Huki for lila olllclency.
County Oomnilibloiier-0. J. 8 IhkIp
la a pioneer of Klmnnth Coiinly. Ho It
u'couiCrvntlvo builneN mnii and luia
made n succeaa with hla own bmlncM
Vi'nluror, anil ll Ib fnlr.to nsiuino thul
he will do,ft n"D wllh the county, bui-nem.
FACTS ABOIT KLAMATH PROJECT
Tim (-tilt. Dry (loud. Co, lint leiolvuil I
I'.i'llll tlilpiuelil.of llmterll dri'M K'hkI".
('nil nml Ititpcrt (IidIipw Hue,
The
Klamath
Projoot
The Klamath Project 1, the name
thut lion hcon applied to tlio reclama
tion of ubuut 100,000 acres of land now
,,, iinuur tho overflow of the Klamath
lIlviT nml (if Lower Klnmath Jako and Tulo Lako
nml tin irrigation of nbont 1 1 '0,000 acre of valley
IiiikI niljnui'iit to the Klmnnth Ilivcr, nlotif: tho course
or I,o8l Itivcr and tho tributary portion of the great
plateau lyiiiK chiefly in Klamath County, Oregon, but
nlim emhrncitiK a part of .Siakiyou and Modoo Coun
tii'H, California, a total area of 200,000 acrcH,
The Project embrucci the conatruction of a very
Krunt mileage of canal, laterals and drainage canals
mid will have ita principal aottrce in Upper Klamath
I -a lie. Clear J.nltc and Horsefly are reservoir sites
where flood wuter will be impounded and utilized for
irrigation of land included in the upper portion of
Hie Project.
Work on the main canal was started in the Spring
of 1U0U and the llrst unit of nine miles is now com
pleted. About 1 If ,000 acres of land will bo irrigated
from tlio first unit, the laterals for which are being
eoiiNtructcd under the supervision of tho engineers
luiviiiK charge of the Project, liy far tho largest
proportion of the land under the first unit is now in
NiigebritHh and must be cleared aud broken in time
for eroiis in the Hpring of 1908- Work on the sec
ond unit is being done by the Government and em
hniccH nineteen milca of main canal and twenty-six
itiil.'H of laterals to fiirniitli water to about 20,000
additional acres of land. Work on this unit will be
proxecutcd as rapidly us possible.
Nearly one-half of the area to be irrigated is now
under water to a depth of from one to fifteen feet
nml will be reclaimed by a system of drainage to
liwr tho level of the rivers and lakes. A large part
of the Hwnmp laud and practically all of the valley
Inuil in tho Klamath Basin are held in private own
cruliip and koiiic in very large tracts which mast be
sold in tracts of 1C0 acres or less under the regula
tions governing tho perfection of a water-right.
KLAMATH'S For Its development aad proa-
GKEATE8T pcrity the Klamath Basin must nave
NEED people, and the right kind of people
at that. Its great need is intelli
gent, practical fanners, 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 an bound
to succeed. Thar is room for thousands of them.
Developing Sugar beets have been grown ex-
Various perimentally throughout the Klam-
Industries nth Valley. Tho percentage of sugar
is high, as will be noted from the
following iiunl.vMK made by the United States De
partment of Agriculture from beets grown near
augur in bect.i. per cent., 21.7; sugar in juice, per
rent., LM.l ; coefficient of purity, 83.1.
Kxpcricncc has demonstrated that excellent as
i:iriigiix, nuioiiM and celery can be grown, tho tule
IiiimIh being very diiiiihir to thoso of the Sacramento
nml Snu .Ioniuiu Valleys of California, where such
vfgctnhlcH nrc so Miccciufully cultivated. Through
out the world the reclaimed marshlands arc the best
unite.! for the highest development of dairy inter
est H.
There !h nn question that this 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 kinds of fruit adapted to tho temperate zone
thrive here tipples, peaches, pears, cherries, prunes,
plums, apricots and nectarines do well, and small
fruits bear abundantly and of excellent quality.
There arc a groat many small orchards throughout
the baniii that prove the adaptability of the region
to the profitable production of fruit.
K. Ij. Smith, former president of the Oregon State
Hoard of Horticulture, gives it as, his opinion that
tho foothill 'lands ore specially adapted to apple
growing.
Cultivation of the potato has passed beyond the
experimental stage, tho sandy loam of tho uplands
producing thorn in great abundance.
Klamath County wheat, grown without irrigation,
look tho premium at tho New Orleans Exposition.
The most important forage crop is alfalfa, the soil
being peculiarly adapted to its growth.
Excess All landowners being required
Holdings Must to sell their excess holdings, there
Be Sold Is n large area or good land for sale
at reasonable figures, prices rang
ing from about $15 to $35 for unimproved, and $20
to $50 per acre ror improved land. Land adjacent
to the principal towns commands hhzher prices. The
purchaser pays for the water right at a cost of about
$18 per aere to be paid for in ten equal annual in
stollmcnts 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 ore the most prosperous farmers) have
olreody poid out to sitch.companics for water $60 per
aero and rwn no water. All of these companies hove
been purchased by tho Government and included in
tho system.
No publie lands will be open for settlement for
sovcral years.
OlimaU The upland soil is mainly a rieh sandy
and loam of great uniformity and composed
Soil largely of disintegrated and eroded lava
with an admixture of volconio ash and
diatomacootts earth, tho latter material of plant ori
gin, formed in the bottom of tho ancient sea which
covered the greater part of tho Great Basin, and of
which Klamath Valley is o northwesterly extension.
Such soil, characteristic of many of the richest agri
cultural sections of tho world, including much of
Italy and the great plains of India, is extremely fer
tile, and of lasting productiveness. The lako and
tule lands are made nip of a volcanic soil containing
much organio matter, a vegetable accumulation of
ages, and is of a pcatty nature.
The climate is extremely hoalthful aud not severe.
There is rarely any Winter weather beforo tho latter
part of December, and but little zero weather during
the entire Winter. The annual precipitation is 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 donn sell
the "It Will Do" kind. We always guarantee
absolute satisfaction.
rhone si6 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 rnraltare
line.
"Our Responsibility ends whenever jroa arc Ssttstlcd."
E. W. GQ1ETT B CO.
Uert K. Wiiiirow,
Vice 1'rraldenl
Abstracting
Maps, Plans, Blue rrlats, Etc.
AixxnSuus,
.Secretary
Klamath (County Abstract Go.
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
C. E. M. t
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Don J. Zumwai.t, C. K
I'rciidcnt
M. D.jWiiXIAJis, C. E.
Treasurer
East End Meat Market
CRISLER & STILTS, Proprietors
Prime Beef. Veal. Mutton, Pork and Poultry
Fresh and Cured Meats and "Sausages of all kiada.
We handlo our meats In tho moat modern way in clean
lincaj and surroundings. Try us and we will b 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 than 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
The Gem
Restaurant and Lodging House
Special accommodations for Family Dinier Par
ties. The largest and best arranged eating house
in the city. Open day and night.
WOOD WOOD
Sixteen inch and four foot wood in any quantities.
Orders can be left at Navigation Co., Phone 461
or K K K Store, Phone 174
J. L. FIELDER 1N$&SiaT
rtaowea.
Heavy Freighting a Specialty. Baggage Orders Are
Given Prompt Attention
O. K. Transfer & Storage
Company
Having up-to-date piano
tracks we solicit your PHONES
fine piano moving
K1NYON &. THOMPSON, PROPRIETOR
owe an
arm ?!
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