The Evening herald., May 18, 1908, Image 3

rum
IV
2J5j3TdvcrtlementB ' IIHItl MINIION
... .f.. 1..11I. ImiiMi of Inn r It'M'ii'imiiil.MuiihlimV
V, .l,.roo"..''" wl r iiiiliiriiWi. . .. ...ilf, r.tirn.l I...t .lKl,t (,
r" "' rtU'i &li. , Z ' H",,,l",rn l,",""", " '" "l-.il II.
In, Mr. J."- " ' Wlnlft.
JJlJ- , Merrill. InvcMincnl not UpcculMlon,
jKAL KSTATK KOK SAW . H.iln IU,m I'miwiiw m Hlraw llnln
.. illUAll:- IMI AIM' mint" !"""' III Milt U It K minis
if. tt. llronk-, a loniriiilur fnnm-il)
Im-nlitl In llilmlty, Imi wlinhrit ri-Mi..
itt Vieku Inr llm ni.l )mr, I In llmilly J
tflity nlti'iiilliiK to liiitliiirNiiiiitU'lu.
FACTS ABOUT KLAMATH PROJECT
'". ..1 ..1 i;l,.ni.ill. fiiHt A Imli'
..mn.i.. I ifcr,M. i-iiUm
i .,
kjlMllW".
1)11
MISCELLANfOUS
...imimi A f, Inr im-nlmiilt. """"; ,'"MI, '" ,,,M" "" " ""'I
SS!,m H.-W-. A ..'"' . I
.,-, llnli-l ' J Jh'Iku IViiiMMi Iijh rtiiiin. Ironi,
- . ,'""""' I-W ta w herein lomlllitnl 11 .,i,, 1
0K SALK , ti-nii i.l Hi.. ("In ult Clin. lit lia-l,.,,
UnoFr Hlv An upihlil ",,""',iilliliii: Ir.iui a .lllit nttack i.r iliruin '
(,(,, k.I ruihllll I'1 "" '"'alLm i..rafi' .lay-.
rt it ll.lt M" " I 'lliMllli.ir)l..K,M,.i. I.nt i.-.-.,w,l
,, . ."t,rnllii.iiiiiitiii.(i:iiiiitiilri'ii'iNl '
Nh.-l.i.imllullyw "'"'"II' I (lwil,,ipfl ,,., ,,,,,
ii.II.MjivIii "''. "I l'Htl"t"",,s" .. ,.
',!. ....1 w "''""' ,,,,'l' "' T,,e ,ow" w"hou' " boom' i
0,o,Mt llrltkrni-" Jt-1y Mini.'. Jii.tittt ..' ll,. I', art. A. D.MIII.r ini.l.
1 rc.l 11 (In lulnii In tin. mil (..... F.iliniljy
poll M.l- " 'l"""'r .'l",l" 1,1 ll, .fl. , I Ut l, Hl.nit I. in.
MJ,"''V,,r,7J,":iKl",l;i MM I.. II,. ,M...c,l.,.,ri , .
na l.tlllK I'IC I HI' I"" "" .
n""" " , tlllll tl.lM...t.l.ll,,l,l,lll,,, ,.,,1,1
,tnrf' y W. I" Araul. Mr. AiMitmi'iKitliit'
niHKll.r Ktlilii'ii uteiullt, illnliiit 'nf appeal ami will nit r 11 l.ti. In -ti.)
itnictiil"l" IiiiiiIIiik'. I'li'inl"' tin' 1111VI11I..11 1.1 tin. omrtV M-rilkt.
tllcrM !. If' . I Men. lMimiii mi, i; K K ..,i,.. !
Iji.IIi. n. I fliil'lrt-n. rlraw Hat i.l
' ttry tliftlitiin nt l!KK ntnr...
3500 Acre Free
fl Idlr.lili' fi.liipsl.y li "-"Oil ni-ir (
lUol iin.lrr tlir AiUmt tlltih Hut I'
... .. ....it tin!' i... ...l.. tin.
till lire in. '" ..-..
Reiiiiblic.iii Ciuulhlnlcs
I' r. Niutnr llun II. M, ( k., n
JViliicliilrtlliu l'" "I II'" '"I ""'I ' M.-Mi"'",r. Ill thai mi rana.k Inr
nUr. Tin it tit.r limit ihr utnl in i.in uiiiliilnti. Mr Cnkc In n nut 11
JinlW liiiiliiiriilihati'iti. Tl.iiffiil- "I i.ImiIiijj upp-MMmr, mi iliiint
tf gflialt llif i"Mit liiil xtt uiM' the uikrr, u man that tiiilcrtmiln the
rililloiluiitl.r ntiil.1.1''. .illll'Mllln.-itlin. White wmiy rcitrtt
Tim IjiVr.l.lt-Cc.inpmiy, ll.at Mr. I'liltini writ Untrii, )il i
J Crank A.lmm, Mmimffi, 1 imllrrt, I.) tl.11 ..lo Mr. (ikii nnir.l
in lilt li.iini' count) tlmt l.i in an i.ulr
ll.i ri nt Mr. rnllnn luu'. Mi, Cl.
I .l.-.-ix lliii i.l Ilia imrly "tr.
- nni;Miiiian- W. ('. Ilnw li ilntri
Nvlirr U l.i rrliy titrn Hint llii-n' nm l(, ,, ,,,,,1 lw, , jtMh; In frl I.l.
III. II. I I. Ilit Utf.Mlll.
Merrill Or.'fiiii.
I retisurvrs Nutic w
Jiit.ll.. ill tin Kiir.'im CViiirl It. H.
ItsJiInllnTiiUiily Irrantiy lor tint ''
drotl.n '! ll iiiil.tmiilniK nniiily
iirrtntt iimti-'tiil mi nn.l I'llur In
J0I7 7i, Itim. Intrrift mi triintt will I'.ran miilri mi -. la! intiill.iii
tftm Hum uiit iitii. -1
Uttnl it KUrmtli I'nllt llilt ISlli tlat I ''I' nl I "! CoiiiiiiImIoih r J. U .
I M''". Ilw lUII.) ! aim .1 Winnrr.
'- A1l.v,, '' V' I II ' 'ininl..l..iitr P. K. foin.UII
t OllhtV IllMMIIir. ' ... ...
11 -tiiini nr tin rii.li ninl It I'lititliil
hUrrtll. rrortrly U rconablc. . '" "" ,,"l"",, "' "'" ' "r,-
1 l'rii'tilliit: Allnrni')' I. V. Kii)l.i'ii
Vrt. W. I.. S1I...111 lm lakiii 1 liui.-o , -- ' rnwnitliiB Attoiney, it prurl-;
il tl.r Aiurrioan illnllii; iihiiii, uliltli Irnll) Mltliunt i.iniillli. Hi It rll
kuln rrmulrlnl, AH unini-ii i'Mik-i i.iiii;.., ntll Kliinatli nn.l Ijko f'oiiut
ir.fBi...)r.l. Tl.lt i. tin. .Un Hi k-I !,.,., r..i.Ktatii1ilr. .n liinlnn'
tl.lnt hirilim Iiimii tl ' . .... . . ...
.iri) nlilc In l.lliu "i'"lii.'ti,nt .111 at
ntrAMUINrdt'llli-INTI'illilll.i.ri.tiMi """' '" li"l"ll't'"l 'r III" I'l"''.
USVI?r,llr..!,ri..i7a " "- "" "'" . a"
RJKiWW'art&lS wi.. K....1. r. I. ntiin: fuiK Sii.-,
lJtJittSSr: .n lMlnit -1 .i..-ri In ! l-o-,
gaaSAWh '.i.-Hi.i "r wn. i:m
JNUIlvl.uUnM li l.rttl..tur) nnallr ,.. It it II. IL nm, n.ul II
JttiifUIJ will UaulOrrl luMtlUuH.nl un.Ur ... i ,.,.,.., nt.ill.liili nit.l nlll
ujtMU4Un.tU.ur n tiniir.1 m.i..i.l II,n" ,l" t "' t'l! iniini.ititi nii.i ni
is;;.:OT:s3i w- ' "-i-fli
jitl Uir.ln uc ...rtl- mnt ilnU U. ... .tit ,,,.. .fii.,.,. 1... .. .... i,., u. .,.,,..
WtlT. "' '""nl W r(ul.l l".ll. ' '
SlTJitoXVrJaiKS ' ukounir. .1- 'i'Tty .i-iin. J
tlC!Tl.lSNKT'OT",,,,,,ll'"S''IHuilloii, N m. nrtlM.i
mn'riKto!i""'t,,'mliHmmiUltM"' . ' W'll"tl ltli nil the mr.,
rmiA..uiMiWu,rofil,.iit..r r,,ii.iiK itiiinty will ninkit an lllcifiit
G. Helming & Co.
Fur Merchants
AMttn MirshrielJ, Ortgon, or
KUmath rails. Oregon
Zlm's Plumbing
Shop
CoMraclintf and Jobbing
Firatclunn l.lno I'luinli
'" Spoclaltlra and llrnt.
tM Vurkmiiiihli.
A 0. U. W. Building
KUmath ratla
Jackson Hotel
'ort Klamath, Ore.
Clen rooiti, good beds,
W1 the table always sup
"d wlih the best the
fleet afrords-TcrniB rea-OMble.
C.C.Jackson, Prop.
iiilllr.T. Vi.li (or him.
County Cli'iU-O. II. IVli, tin County
Clirk, U utll kmiMii In )nu all, lialiiK '
rvnl llil fiiinly n Sclio.il Hiiwiln
li'ii.li'Ut In 11 way tliM I" u frttllt to lilin I
it'll. Ilu It now pi'Miui: at iHiuty Mur
III ol llilt county ami It know 11 In If u
lliroulil) roiiiii'Hnt mail. 1
1 Cunnty Tii'imiiror I. Aha lli. nt
' Trrniurvr, In well know 11 In you nil anil
! I10 Kiliit with initio to lilt puS rcconl. .
Silioul Kiliiiilnli'iiili'lit I. . Hwan
it a 1111111 llmt Imt Ui'ii lOUKi'lciioualy !
1 liffotn llio imbllt for tin) il llvo jrant
ami IniHiuvoniplltiliiMl wimtli'wluiiluiml. ,
lounl lliii'i. Hi' It wi-ll IlltiiUor tlii'j
.liii't'.
Amfrtxiir Hurt II. Wltlirnw.imAfaoim
111, it tint tliilit mini In tlio rmlit lucc,
linviui; tnrctl u iiiimlcro(iaralii tlio
Alittrmt Olllci'iiml Imvmu n complcto
aliiitrnit of iviry I'lu'i'iif lU'wIwl luml
In tliu county, I'lilt lilm inn Kltinu to
Imttcr ju.t'o tlio viilui'ol iciili'Slnti'tliiin
any utlicr man wuknnw.
County Siirvi')or-M. P. Wllllatna linn
hcon cinHi!iniouly Imfoio tlio public
durliiR his tcrm-ol ollUi'. Ill" work
pcnkH loi IiIh ulllcicncy.
County Coiniiilwiloiicr-C. .1. 8wiimli
Ib n pioneer ol Klamath County. Ho It
11 coimttrvnlho biielneea iiinu ami han
mailo ft bucu'sd with lila own butlni'tii
vuntnrer, ami It In fair to ntsuini' tlmt
liu will Joiib well with tlio county buuf
net.
Tlio
Klumuth
Project
Tliu Klamath Project la the name
tlmt Iiiim been applied to tlio reclama
tion of about 100.000 acrca of land toow
... under tlio overflow of tlio Klamath
IliviT nnd of Lower Klamatli Imlco and Tulti Ivikn
iniil llm u-fi(atIoii of about Ji-0,000 ncreH of valley
laud adjacent to tlio Klamatli Uivcr, filling tlio eotirac
or Lout Itiver and thu tributary portion of the great
plateau lying chiefly in Klamath County, Oregon, but
iiIko embracing a part of fiialtiyou and Modoc Coun
tica, California a total urea of 200,000 ncrcH. N
The I'loject eiiibracca tlio countructionf a very
1,'reat mileage of canala, laterula and drainage canaui
and will Imvu ita principal Hourco in Upper Klamath
I .ii l:c. Clear J.nlco and lloraefly arc reaervoir litca
uhcto IIimmI water will bo impounded and utilized for
irrigation of laud included in the upper portion of
tho 1'rojcct.
Work on tho main eunal waa started in the Spring
or I HOG mid the llmt unit of nine mllca i now com
pletiil. About JII.OOO acre of land will bo irrigated
fiom the llmt unit, the laterals for which aro being
cniiHtriicted uuder tho auperviiiion of the engineer
bniiig charge of tho Project, liy far tho largeat
proportion of the lund under the flrat unit in now in
xiigcbi-UHh and intiat bo cluurcd and broken In time
fur eropa in the Spring of 1!K)8 Work on the sec
mill unit in being dune by tho Government and em
bniccti nineteen milcH of inuiu canal and twenty-aix
miles of InteralH to furnish water to about !0,000
additional nurcn of land. Work on this unit will be
prosecuted n rapidly aw possible.
Nearly one-half of tho area to be irrigated ia now
under uater to a depth of from onp to fifteen feet
and will bo reclaimed by a system of drainage to
lower the level of tho rivcra and lake. A largo part
of the swamp land and practically all of tho valley
bind in the Klamath Ilasin are held in private own
ersbip mid home in very largo tracts which mut be
sold in tructH of 1C0 acrei or leaa under the regula
tions governiui; the perfection of a water-right.
KLAMATH'S For ita development and proa
GKKATE8T pcrity tho Klamath Basin mutt have
NEED people, nnd the right kind of people
nt that. Its great need ia intelli
gent, practical farmers, who understand tho 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. ,
mancnt and cemfortablo homes. Such men are bound
to succeed. There ia room for thousands of them.
Developing Sugar beet have been grown ex
Various perimentally throughout the Klam
Industries nth Valley. The percentage of sugar
is liiiih, as will be noted from tlio
fi. Hon inn analysis made by the United States De
partment nf Agriculture from beets grown near
Migar in beets, per cent., i.1.7; sugar in juice, per
1 cut., 'J I.l ; eoefllcient of purity, 83.1.
experience lias demonstrated that excellent ns
p.'ir.tKiis, unions and celery can be grown, tho tulo
I.iihU being ery similar to those of the Sacramento
ninl San .luaiUiu Valleys of California, where such
M'gctahlcN are so successfully cultivated. Through
nut the world the reclaimed marshlands are the best
suited for the highest development nf dairy inter
est n.
There is no question that this will become n 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 the temperate 70110
thrive hero apples, peaches, pears, cherries, prunes,
plums, apricots and nectarines do well, and small
fruits bear abundantly and nf excellent quality.
Thera aro a great many small orchards throughout
tho basin that prove )to adoptability of the region
to the profitable production of fruit.
V.. Ii. Smith, former president of the Oregon State
Hoard of Horticulture, gives it ns his opinion that
the foothill lands are specially adapted to npplo
growing.
Cultivation nf the potato has passed beyond the
experimental stage, the sandy loam of the uplands
producing them in great abundance.
Klamath County wheat, grown without irrigation,
took the premium at the New Orleans Exposition.
Tho 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 Bold Is n large area of good land for sale
nt reasonable figures, prices rang
ing from about $15 to $35 for unimproved, and $20
to $50 per acre tor Unproved land. Land adjacent
to the principal towns commands hbzlier prices. JTho
purchaser pays for the water right at a cost of about
$18 per acre to bo paid for in ten equal annual in
stallments without interest. This amounts to less
than the ordinary annual rental paid private ditch
companies. Somo of the irrigators of Klamath Val
ley (and they nre the most prosperous farmers) Imvo
already paid out to such companies for water $60 per
nnro nnd wn no water. All of these companies Imvo
been purchased by tho Government nnd included in
(ho system. '
No ptiblie lauds will be open for settlement for
several yenrs.
Climate Tho upland soil is mainly a rich sandy
and loam of great uniformity and composed
Boll largely of disintegrated and eroded lava
with an admixture of volcanio ash and
diatomuccous earth, tho latter material of plant ori
gin, formed in the bottom of tho ancient sea which
covered. (ho greater part of the Groat Uasin, and of
which Klamath Valloy is n northwesterly extension.
Such soil, characteristic of ninny of tho richest agri
cultural sections of tho world, including much of
Italy and tho groat plains of India, is extremely for
tlio, and of lasting productiveness. The lake and
tulo lands are made up of a volcanio soil containing
niuoh organio matter, a vegetablo accumulation of
nges, and ia of a peatty nature.
The climate is oxtremoly healthful and not severe.
There is rarely any Winter weather before tho latter
part of December, and but little ero weather during
the entire Winter. Tho annual prooipltation ia about
fifteen inches, with little rniu during the Summer
months. . ..
IT WILL DO
That's what people often uy when they get
articles In the Grocery line. We don't sell
the "It Will Do" kind. We always guarantee
absolute satisfaction.
phoe sie Van Riper Bros.
Get the Habit-Use Chase & 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 furaitBre
line.
"Our responsibility ends whenever you are Satisfied."
E. W. GILLETT S GO.
IlKflT K. WlTflllOW,
Vlco 1'rrsl.lint
Abstracting
Maps, Plans, Blue Prints, Etc.
AixcnSuuh
Secretary
Klamath County Abstract Go.
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
C. K. M. E
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Don J. Zumwai.t. C. K.
I'rciidcnt
M. D.JWlLLUMS, C. E.
Treasurer
East End Meat Market
N
CRISLER & STILTS, Proprietors
Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and Poultry
Fresh and Cured Meats and Sauaagea of all kinds.
Wo handle our meats in the most modern way in clean
'lincM and mirToundlnijt. Try us and wo will be moat
happy to have you for a customer. Free" Delivery.
MILLS ADDITION LOTS
are Advancing in Value
When blocks in Mills Addition were offered
at 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. Jlemem
bcr these lots ore FIFTY feet in width and
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY IHT
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 oh Fifth Street
The Gem
Restaurant and Lodging House
Special accommodations for Family Dinner Par
ties. The largest and best arranged eating house
In the city. Open day and night:
WOOD WOOD
Sixteen inch antT(four foot wood in any quantities.
Orders can be left at Navigation Co., Phone 401
or K K K Store, Phone 174
J. L. FIELDER "JHaT
FBOne84
Heavy Freighting a Specialty. Baggage Orders Are
Given Prompt Attention
O. K. Transfer & Storage
Company
Having up-to-date piano
trucks we solicit your PHONES
fine piano moving
KENYON & THOMPSON, PROPRIETORS
offlccan
am an
SMMsacef4S