The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 20, 1908, Image 3

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Tlili U tln J.lnrn lo it-t tliflwit iiirnWn ton ii, ll nri-AitiMi:N rot tiii: iNTi:iiiiH.:(Ntiii , w Uki in nit, Mut.lxi.rn. Ii. IX Mini. 17. ' Int. NatiiKi.r mti.HATii.N nrrtnuc i-amm to Kniuim aki, rKjuT.-Ni.ik u h.l , In Ikal Ih. ulliif Hi.Uir i.( II lnlb .u nntM dVMrtlrt,Ul vnlrr t withdrawal i mt IWHIU unalTn'ti II.. wllMwl tut lnU-IW,ri.-.,,ri h, ftri ,.l Jun. J, lnj ia lt. Wl luf uxInrMinwl wlllilh KUmalli fnlHl. Urnrim, ul Ida Mlnwlm .Uarrtlxl Uh.l. Wiiku. I..,,n..l ln htli.r (liJillr laMarwlahd . mAnt !.. i& Iilimhh k&..i t.f1iUl..llIIIU..ul.J-rlloMIIIintl,n.l.r' oiwnwii.ni I ha Unllxl HUlnMIul rar JM w. . t( ,hall ih4 U auLJatl Umi KtL . " aafcxlluii unlit Julr , IWX, at lh Urt4 Huiaa lail i4V. .1 UWCw. OnruA, rlar M aiinwalf lrtl Inal no IIM will a ithi.iim la rain w nart U anr i la 1,1 mI,. tnrba.Ur ,ir llUnxi.l ,a- irruiallm Uvun I nacNIaTiary I J. H ami .U I,. J una W lvu, , R,,1f5., " i-ruliai Ulr, fvfbhlJam SNK,. tti, hi .i( kii. i. T. H.. II. V K. . wviut, '! llu"T,,f tha Uanaral lrul Oirifn fl I ItKt'K nni AuUitnl H.-ri.lrr .f ll,a lnlrik.r G. Helming & Co. Fur Merchants Mtatu Minhfltld, Ortrton. or KUrruth ralla. Oregon Zim's Plumbing Shop Contracting and Jobbing Nrittcliua. , ,,f ln,. Inn SpccinltlcH und drnt l" Wurkmnniiliii. A. 0. U. W. Building KUmslh rails " Jackson Hotel fort Klamath, Ore. Clean room, good bed. wd the table always sup ""d with the best the wket affordi-Terma readable. c C.Jackson, Prop. Ucpiihliam Cmuliilatcs I? S. Nnnloi llin. I). M. ( Li, nn I', h. hVimtur, ia nil llmt run itk lot In iiiii' rmii li,Utii. Mr fair la a man n IiIimOiik n,.iralii.., nil iliU,'l,l aMAVi'r, it mull tint uii.eiUii. tin ,illtlial ailiintluii. Wlillr many ntrrl tlinl Mr. I'llltoii una U'Nti'll, )rt , imllr, Ii) llir tnl.t .Mr. I'akr iih-.-ixiiI III lit I, "inn count) thai lir laaa ai,ular llirrroa Mr. I'llltoii wa.luli'. Mr. Call' Itili-arrtliig nl liia party M.tr. tfiiiitli-ailinti- . I". Ilnwlr) iinta' to til ,l rrcoril uitli nl'lr! In larl liia lii-onl l hi ililfoiiii, Jiialirr ol llir. wU,ri'tnr Court It. S. Ilrnn lliiila no aiclal liirlilliin. Pill) an, I I'oial (Viiiiiilaaioiii'r J. W. ' llillry la al.n . Winner. It. II. Cuiiiiiiiailoiirr I". K. Cainilall ' naiimn (ur tin 4iil ninl ia cntilM til llir ati'!.it nl llir tntlir parly. , I'loMintlin; Altoriiry l. V. Kii)Lrli I ilall, it. I'iiririitlnir Atlnniry, fa 'iacl- illy ltliniit iiiii.llliiii. Hi' ! "ill iulllli-.l Ainl Klamatli an. I IjiVu Count- j Ira nin In I ! roniiitiilntiil on ImviliK ..i al.tr tli iair irftiiia.'li-iil nil al tollir) In iioinliint'on (ur llir plnn'. .Ktnlr K-ii.itit-lii'o. II. Mi-rryinau, aa Stair S'lialnr. la n riaini; younK Slatra-j man liavlnc invtil miutrrin In tin liw- rr lloiirii nml itriuotiitrntiil lit itliility. liriiti'.vnlalltra Our Stair lti'i- rrunl.ttiti'". II. I'. ti'Uunittiiil II. A. Iliallnin, ntr 11101111 lamli, Intra ami ill motr tlian t Mil I thril mrly alrriiKtli. Hlriir-W. Il.ltamra Uui'lliilitliuVil In (III llir oilier, liatlui: htvimI uaaasraa. nr ol IjiU County, nloui ilruty alirrlff. Ho Ima n ifiMxl eJucallon, it an iiclivr man, ui'll aniualnltil uitli nil tliv utir rouinltni; county ami makr nn olllcirnt olllccr. Voir for him. County Civile ('. It. Irvlap, mCounty Clerk, la urll knotrii to you all, laving trrvril tliia iiiunty m School Snorlli Irinlriit In 11 way tlittt I n trcilll lo lili". urll. Ilo la ii'iu norvlni: na Prpuly Slier IIT nl lliU county ninl la know 11 In Ini a tliroiiclily roiiiiunt man. County Tirnnircr I. Alva U-wla, 11a Troniuirr, l dl knoun lo yon nil nml he Milnta uitli pililr to liia punt rrconl. Scliool Suprrlulciiilnil J. 0. Swnn ia it imili Hint lir.a ltin fOii.lciioualy lirforr llir puMic. fur llio pttat llvo jrara nml liiiaiici'oiiipliMiril uonilcrnliiiilncnl lounl Unci. II" l wpII Ultoal for llir pliur, Aai'Kor lUut K. Witiirow.naAmrssi' or, la tlir rlitlit mini in tlio riRlil place, linvlni: rcrviil u nnnilior of yours In the Atntinct Oilier mill linving complole nhatract of every plrcr of ilceilnl lund In thu county, pnli lilm In illion to belter JiuIbo Hi" vitluunt rcnleatatollmn any other man wo know. County Survoyor- M. !. Wlllu.nu has lieun foiispicuoualy hefo'ro llir public dtirliiK his turin of oilier. Ill" work penki foi tils ullieiency. County CoininlMlonor-O. .1. Swingle la n pioneer ol Klamuth Comity. Uo is a conservative, business man nml has ma'le a success with bis own business venturer, nml U Is fair to assume that ho will do ns well with the county business, '10 Thu Klamath Project ia thu name Klamath that linn been applied to the rcclama Project tion of about 100,000 acren of land now under thu overflow of the Klamath llivrr nml of Lower Klamath Luke and Tula Lake nml the irrigation of about H-0,000 acren of valley Imiil mljnccni to thu Klamath Hiver, alotiK the cournc of Lout Hiver and thu tributary portion of the great plateau lying chiefly in Klamath County, Oregon, but iiIho i-mbraciiiK part of .Sinkiyou and Modoo Coun tiiH, California, a total area of 200,000 acrct). Tlio Project cmbracca the construction of a very great mileage of canal, lateral) and drainage eanauj nml will havo itM principal notircu in Upper Klamath Lake. Clear I dike und Howclly are rcaervoir sites where flood water will be impounded and utilized for irrigation of lund included in the upper portion of lliu Project. Worlc on the main cunal waa started in the Spring of l'JOU and the II rat unit of nine mi lea ia now com pleted. About 13,000 acres of land will be irrigated from tin- first unit, the laterals for which are being coiiNlructed under the supervision of the engineers having charge of the Project. Ity far the largest propoition of thu laud under the first unit is now b aagebrush and must be cleared and broken in time for enijis in the Spring of 1008- Work on the sec ond unit is being done by the Government and cm brace nineteen milch- of main canal and twenty-six iiiileH of laterals to furnish water to about 20,000 additional ncrea of land. Work on this unit will be lii'iiii-ciiU'tl us rapidly nn possible. Nearly one-half of the area to be irrigated ia now iimler wiler lo a depth of from one to fifteen feet ninl will be reclaimed by a system of drainage to lower thu level of the rivers and lakes. A large part of the swamp land mid practically all of the valley Imiil in the Klamath Ilasin arc held in private own ership and some in very large tracts which must be Hold in tracts of 1C0 acres or less under the regula tions governing the perfection of a water-right. KLAMATH'S For its development and prot- QltEATEST pcrity tbo Klamath Basin must have NEED people, and the right kind of people at that. Its great need is intelll 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. There ii room for thousands of them. Developing Sugar beets have been grown ex- Various perimciitally throughout the Klam- Industries ath Valley. The percentage of sugar is high, as will be noted from the following iinulysiH made by the United States De partment of Agriculture from beets grown near sugar in licets, per cent., 21.7; sugar in juice, per rent., 21.1 j eocflleii'itt of purity, 83.1. Kperieucr has demonstrated that excellent as paragon, onions ami celery can be grown, the tule lauds being very similar to those of the Sacramento mnl San .lo,iiiiiii Valleys of California, where such vegetables nru so successfully cultivated. Through out the world the reclaimed marshlands arc the best suited for the Highest development of dairy inter est m. There is no question that this will become a sugar beet producing section and that a number of facto ries will he built and operated with the development of the industry. All kinds of fruit adapted to the temperate zone llirive here apples, peaches, pears, cherries, prunes, plums, apricots and nectarines do well, and small fruits bear abundantly and of excellent quality. There are a great many small orchards throughout the bnsin that prove the adaptability of the region to the profitable production of fruit. I.. L. Smith, former president of the Oregon State Hoard of Horticulture, gives it as his opinion that tlio foothill lands arc specially adnptcd to apple growing. Cultivation of the potato has passed beyond the experimental stage, the sandy loom of the uplands producing them in great abundance. Klnmnth County wheat, grown without irrigation, took tlio premium nt the 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 a largo area of good land for sale at rcasouablo 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 commands hUrher prices. The purchaser pays for the water right at a cost of about $18 per acre to be paid for in ten equal annual in Btallmcnts without interest. This amounts to leas than the ordinary annual rental paid private ditch companies. Some of the irrigators of Klamath Val ley (and they are 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 tho system. No public lands will be open for settlement for several years. Climate The upland soil ia mainly a rich sandy and loam of great uniformity and composed Soil largely of disintegrated and eroded lava with an admixture of volcauio ash and diatomaceous 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 Valloy is a northwesterly extension. Such soil, characteristic of many of tlio richest agri cultural seetions of tho world, including much of Italy and tho great plains of India, is oxtromuly fer tile, and of lasting productiveness. The lake and tulo lands are mado up of a volcanio soil containing much organio matter, a vegetable accumulation of ages, and is of a peatty nature. The climate is extromoly healthful and not severe. There is rarely any Winter weather, before the latter ' part of December, and but little rero 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 don't sell the "It Will Do" kind. We always guarantee absolute satisfaction. rhoeSi6 van Riper Bros. Get the Habit-Use Chase 6 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 Furnitare line. s"Our Responsibility ends whenever you are Satisfied." E. W. GILLETT & CO. HnaT E. Witiirow, Vlcn Preaidrnt Abstracting Maps, Plans, Blue flints, Itc. Aixcn Sloan, Secretary Klamath County Abstract Go. Surveyors and Irrigation .Engineers C. E. ' M. E Klamath Falls. Oregon DOS J. ZUMWALT, C. E President M. D.Willuus, C. E. Treasurer- East End Meat Market CRISLER & STILTS, Proprietors Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and Poultry Fresh anil Cured Meats and Sausages of all kinds. We handle our mcata in tho most modern way in clean liness and surroundings. Try us 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 at bargain prices a number of shrewd inves tors bought; since that time values have increased materially. These Lots are Bargain Buys at present prices, nnd there is every reason to anticipate an advance tn 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 Iota offered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. O. C. APPL3GATE FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. Office on Fifth Stmt 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 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 t2QBftgp rsonS4 Heavy Freighting a Specltlty. Baggage Orders Are Given Prompt Attention O. K. Transfer 6 Storage Company Having up-to-date piano. !'.., trucks we soUclt your PHONES fine piano moving KENYON S THOMPSON, PROPRIETOIll Office 87 1 an an KeaMsacstMS