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Notice ror Publication
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. V..11 I. lirirlir ill. en that All-rrt
lumMi, ol KUmalli Full. Ori-it-iu.
Lbo.oDNV H, ll7, mii limner jmi
Cfi4', rt.'iii W. Tiinlln 37 H..
MptY.., "ill jn-iiuian, iib "
ju...MririiiiMii lii nmlr I'liul I'iihiI.
.-i-i i,l,,ir( ,mtilv Clerk Klmualli
V,slhUonVrt Klamath Fall., Ore,
- il- tnl. ilar ill Auifmt. HON,
llilnml nmr allm-twa: John
5cilli, ol Klamath -ll. Ori'iion,
r,J,Fllrn,il Klamath Kulli, irn(iiri,
in., r.mU.n ill Klinnlli r'alUOir
H.Wrn. Carlls., "I KUmalli Kail",
itfa.
J..S. H !. llritHUT. 0.l
A GoYJ 7flk'.
Mm- pum.t'n ilHiTiiiliinil,)!, ( .,,1,
MM Kl'l lllllllM'H llllllor till MorlD of clr I
cliiimliiiiu-i nfl.tn produces Hnu .it. '
I tint on. Tito mcrj li tolil of n al.iiri.t
of in ml HTfi mer wlm kept n parrot i
Hint he liml Iriiluinl in uny whonoror !
on., of hN i.niMrr'i. trick hnd ,con '
flnl.hiil- "Tlml'd ii Kinh (rick, wiiBf
Dm mm oimV"
Duo ilny I ho JiiKiii.,r, Mug In n e
poll Imni, cntu hi performance In a
loft on olio of lliu nlmrfii, which Iioii.
fiftittl to ki'I JiMt oor tint plnro whom '
n liifKii iiilniilllj' of imn-ilrr wn.iitorp.l
lit 1.1'un, Tin. JiiKKli-r wnn nlwut to
liirfonii miiim f(-iil u,,., riMiilrcl tlio
HlililltiK (if ii nimlli., 0 lid,!,,) t
mill thri'W Hid iiiniih nwnv without
liuiMliK mirn tlml llm l.lnnr hml Ki,nu ,
out. Tim mati-li, mill liuriilnir, Ml I
llimtiicli n cmck In lint floor nm (mii. i
iiiI lulu nun of u,i. UiKh of ixiwilor,
wlili-li i'iIiniiI with Kn.nt force
llimwliiit thv liull.lliitf Into tlii. r, ha
imrrot. who una Mimn up it, tllt !
nut, illil nut hiop until it rroclinl tbo '
(iliiunclii of thv liiiumit of n ureal
lilji lilch Iny off tlm lmrf, f,ero
In- rlunic ili-aprralrly, nml, luokluy
ilowii tu tin. Murlil dtlow, hu cnltdl
out In n alirlll Milcc
"Ihat'it n kh1 trlckl Whal'a thu
licit onoj"
New York City.
Thi'ii. nri llilrlj-lo line of rrrrlr
iIIiik In'twiru Manhattan Itlnud and '
ilicillty hon, infrjliiu n dally atrr-
I nci" of 'JiW.SKI puMi-iiKiTii.
' Ni'u Yotk dly haa I I.I public arka,
vii tj Inu In Ui from n fi-w iiiitrr
)niil In thi. nnuli' at tbu crumlug or
ilriTl up to (Villain Hay park, con
taining' I.7.VI nctra,
; A Inruc ntnnrant la plniiin-d lu.S'nw
' Vork for llroaduny unit One llundrr.1
ninl I'orly flflli itrt'H, nlmoat Uu
uillra from thi orlKtiial Aalor llout,
hlcli tb uUi-ntrra of IK)i dwrlarf-1
"Iiki far iiptiKvu "New Votk HcralJ.
furs Wanted
C P. Willton It In tlm markrt fur all
l of fun, fur which be will pay the
Mmk mirVtt prkr. Addrcaa blm at
ItMtb lalli, Orrvun.
Flippant Flings.
Wlinl aulitirlinu lift ni'viU U nu nutu
uinllc liiiliilli N-nrir -lUllliiiori- Hun.
'Ilii pi'iich crop linmi'l Imti dralruynl
i-l WIiiiI'm tli nmllir) Arc tin- k-I-liltta
nil ilrnill-Toliild llladi-
KIliC Alfoliao'a Job hna lla nntlirl.
ntl'im IVIIuwa nn not Imtlii-rlna blm
ill Hip limp In In.illu liU life. rttt
luiri; Uiirl.''Iliin '
"It U n illlllriill Juli to nunc a burv."
nya n proinlm-ul -irllnK olllor. H t III
ne hair lirnnl Mini, uii-n call n lualnf
hiirni. nil Llmla of iinuira Million t very
much apparent tnniblr Watblnitou
I'ott.
Treasurers Notice
I Xotl I. licr.'tiy ifivcii Ibal tlii'fK '
ntlatbcroiiiity tfratmy for tlio ft-
a4lon ol all oiitiUiuluin roiinty
lirttaU pfiili.lil on and prior In
Uj H,'AC. Intcti'it on tamo u 111
pa Horn tlillililr.
fetal at Klamath I'alla tl.U ir.lh dat
April. VMS,
l Alra li,
t'oiinlrTrt'Kinrr.
itfAifxi.Ntol'Tiu: iNTi:iiuiii i.io.ii
'Luaarmt. WuLiraiun, i, u. Marth rt.
aoTICIOI naff.fe.Tn.i. .. .if! if. i ..id
inut mn i-Mr.Nutk. U l..l.c
"-. i uiina nx-t.iairol ih miatfcir !
WN drfillrnftll idil. ... .ll..l.il 4 .
l Mnxt3.ro II. lih.raal fur Irtlaa-
j- aiuur in. arl il Jun. 17, lin Id
I fur IM In NAIUrlL. u.1.1. It UIa.II.
LOmrrrn. bf ik r.jL.win ..... 11 i...i.
Ii!.,.ui'.'",f"n. ' auihorlir .urh
"Miuli.ii.1 un L.trlofur. finally
FJlMr ixlMh.twl. .ih.l,n,trv-l
L2C' . "l" U,U ,u ''J'" I" Mlllrnvrnl umiw
iii. r. I UnllrU Hlatra on aa4
M SOL IM. but .hilt mi l .l.l. . .t.
!.r .lKihi until JulrB). Ivor, at II..
itttw Ulul flV al UlrtVow, Untvn,
KjT!."f l-ralr Ivmi thai nu iMiraua will
"?allullIwaiaifUany rihl what.
2ylni U llMl ail wtrlnJunaHLItan,
lntTi!wI!,..V,',','U1',''"' " furtUJnu
JKIK nuuti-' "' "" ""l UnJ OnVa
w "-l.nl Hmrtary of Ih. IntrtU
Summons
In tlipClirult Cotiit ol tbu Htalr ol
' Ofi'iiim lor KUmalli dm til)'.
J Juliti KiMiiti plaintiff, . Auiamln
. IIIU KiHinliilrlrinlaiit, ultliiiiiilty (or
! Iltorcis
1 III tlm iinnif ol tlio atatr? ol ()ri-Cl : .
I You atii lirirtiy iriiiirnl tn apivar ami j
iaiinrr ibcoiiiiiilaliit Mini attaint! you
In tin al)p I'hlltliil mill on or brlote
Salnr.la)'. Juno I3ili, 1HW, U-liit Hie
latt day pirciiU. In lliu order (or pub
llcatlnii ol Ihlt iiiniinniia, the llmt pnlill.
call. hi ol hIiI-.Ii l-liin on f-aturilay, May
'Jril, 1WH. nn.l II y.iti (all i to ntitrtcr,
(or want Hmti-.iI, iln plalntilT will apply .
ilo llioc.iuit for tlm lolli'l di-uiaiidol in
lliu. (iiiuplalnl, HU-.I lien-ill, lo-ill: (or)
a iliTtir illMolvlim lliu Iroiidn ofuiatti.,
ninny fiitlliitf U'tuccii ibtiuli(t mid df
' Irndaiit.
1 Ida ruiiitiiniit In acrvnl by ptibllcatlon
in tbi KviMilin! Ilvrald, by order o( Hon.
Henry I.. Itcimon. JihIki. ol thnLifcult
Court (or thi. lint Judicial district ol
Oreu dated May Itl, HUH, which or.
der ri'iiiiiea ttluiuiona to Iw publitbnl
onron week (or tli contectilivu necks
from tbo Itt day ol May, W.
A. I.. I.KAVITT,
Attorney (or Halnllff.
G. Helming & Co.
m Merchants
Marstifleld, Oregon, or
KUwth ralli. orerion
Zliti's Plumbing
Shop
Coatractind and Jobbing
Rfitclwia l.inu of I'lumb
'" Siicclaltien und nrat
u Workmanship.
A 0. U. W. Building
Klinuih'raiia
ckson Hotel
't Klamath. Ore.
Gkan roomu. dood heda.
th tablt aluraiia ..L
PU With thr hatai thai
"mi ttordi.Terraa rea-
fC Jackaon, Prop.
DKI'AIITUKNTOrTIIKINTKKlOH.uaxcatLl
umiorrur, WatUlmiun, D. C Mar 1.
IV.. Nufica or atttuaw ion or n'auouin
To trrttaarar ki mjar. Npilca It hrrtby
altrn that Hit Urcidar; ul Ilia Interior liai .
ralrd ilriilnitiilal unlrr ol lllii)iaal In to
far at llit am aOrcit Hit alltidraaal lot Irrl.
allon lmrwiMt umlcr IUiltl ol Junt 17. Si.
uj Mat". tailor u In rnnnrctlnu wllh tlitl
Klamalli riiiri'l,llircun,ol Ilia lolloalniu' I
arrllml lamli In Ilia mat. ol Urrfon, and ur
lilt auHiuiltr turli iltlit liaclt at liaro nul
krtii hrttlulu a flntllr rnlorr.1 and alt not
olliriwlxi altaXtawn. rttamrd vr apl'toprl
alrit.wlllU tulilfCI la irilleuirnt uinter Hi;
.iikllclaud ltt ul the Uii.r.l Htalrt on and
allrrJnlra) Ittx.but thall not u tudWI lii
.Milir, lllmcur .elrrtlott until Auauil Sw, ro.
. .'.'ii ....I.i u..i. .i.ii.l nmra at lakrllrw.
tlirgoii, narnlna lirltif e"lr ! "i1
mi inon will W t nifiicl loialn ur rirriiM
anr Unlit ahatetrr "'l' lllr.,M"ll,,.D3'n' "f
occuiatlon lrun alter Mar May I, mm, and
Mint in Jiilf u, liiw. all .ucli wltfeni.tit or oj.
HW.;r.HlV,f.SW.1t,N.,JNWnrHecllo.,l.
I'oiiiiiiliilnnrr ol Uo licuerat Und Ofllfe.
'rinl Aatl.laut rwen-tary ol Ilia Interior.
3500 Acres Free
Tlm Ukeiiilo company hat 2500 acrea
ol land under tlio Adamt ditch that it
will kIvo UKNT FKEK (or one year.
This Include tbo we ol the land and
water. The tenter mint clear and,
place tbo land In culltvalion. The rent
or ket all tho crops but wo rtrvn tho
right lo puitura tho stubble.
Tho Ukculdo Coiupany,
J. Frank Adams, Manager,
Merrill Oregon.
Klamath I alia ftuUc InVafr
.Tho viamath Pnlla Public Library la
open every afternoon from 2 to 6:80
o'clock and each ovenlm? from 6:30 to
10 o'clock. A cordial Invitation la ex
tended to all.
i
n. n. Wlllson laclosl.ui out hi whole
sale slock ol liquors cheap as the cheap
tit. "
FACTS ABOUT KLAMATH PROJECT
e Tho Klamath Project is tho name
Klamath Unit has been applied to tho rcclatnn
Project tlon of about 100,000 ncrca of Innd now
under tho overflow of tho Klamath
Hivcr mid of Lower Klamath Luko and Tulo liake
ninl tlm iiriKiition of about H-0,000 acrcH of valley
hind adjacent to the Klamath Kiver, nloni: tho courao
of Lout Kivcr and tho tributary portion of the great
plateau lyjiiit chiefly in Klamath County, Oregon, but
iiIko embrncifiK a part of Siskiyou and Alodoo Coun
lien, California, a total area of 200,000 acrcH.
The Project eiubnicci tho conatructiou of a very
Krent mileiiKo of canala, laterals and draiuaKC canals
mid will have iU principal hource in Upper Klamath
Luke. Cleur Luke und lioraelly are reservoir aitca
where Hood wateMvill he impounded and utilized for
irrigation of laud included hi tho upper portion of
tho Project.
Work on tho main canal was started in the Spring
of lUOo' and the Unit unit of nine milea in now com
pleted. About 13,000 acre of land will bo irrigated
from the llmt unit, tho laterals for which fire beitiK
eoiiHlritcted under tbo supervision of tho engineers
having charge of the Project. Hy far tho largest
proportion of tho land under tho first unit is now in
Niigebrtuh and must bo cleared and broken in time
for crops in the Spring of 11)08- Work on tho sec
ond unit is being done by the Government and em
braces nineteen miles of main cnnnl nnd twenty-sis
mill's of laterals to furnish water to about 20,000
additional acres of laud. Work on this unit will be
prosecuted as rapidly us possible.
Nearly one-half of tho area to be irrigated is now
under water to a depth of from one to fifteen feet
and will be reclaimed by a system of drainage to
lower tho level of the rivers and lakes. A largo part
of the swamp land and practically all of the valley
land in tho Klamath liasin are held in private own
ership and some in very large tracts which must b
sold in tracts of 1G0 acres or less under the regula
tions governing tho perfection of a water-right.
KLAMATH'S For its development and proa
OREATEST perity the Klamath Basin must have
NEED people, and the right kind of people
at that. Its 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 cemfortablo homes. Such men are bound
to succeed. There ie room for thousands of them.
Developing Sugar beets Imve been grown ex
Various pcrimentclly throughout the Kliim-
Industries nth Valley. The percentage of sugar
is high, as will be noted from the
following nnnlysis miidc by the United States Do
p.'iitmcnt of Agriculture from beets grown near
wignr in beets, per cent., 21.7; sugar in juice, per
cent., 21.1 ; coefficient of purity, 83.1.
Kxperieiicc has demonstrated that excellent as
pnragiiM, onions and celery can be grown, the title
IniitlH being very similar to thoso of the Sacramento
nnd Snn .loiuiuin Valleys of California, where such
vegetables arc so successfully cultivated. Through
out the world the reclaimed marshlands arc the best
suited for the highest development of dairy inter
est.
There is no question thnt this will become n sugar
beet producing section and thnt n uum'ier of facto
ries will be built and operated with tho development
of tho industry.
All kinds of fruit adapted to tho temperate 7.0110
thrive here apples, peaches, pears, cherries, prunes,
plums, npricots nnd nectarines do well, and small
fruits bear abundantly and of excellent quality.
There are n great many small orchards throughout
the bnsin thnt prove the adaptability of the region
to the profitable production of fruit.
K. L. Smith, former president of the Oregon State
Hoard of Horticulture, gives it as his opinion that
the foothill lands arc specially adapted to applo
growing.
Cultivation of 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 tho premium at tho Now Orleana Exposition.
Tho most important forago crop is alfalfa, tho soil
being peculiarly adapted to its growth.
Exoeu All landowners being required
Holdings Must to sell their excess holdings, thcro
Be Bold is a large area ot good laud for sale
at rcasonablo 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 burner prices. The
purchaser pays for the wator right nt 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 are tho most prosperous farmers) have
already paid out to such companies for watf r $J0 per
acre and rwn no water. All of these companies havo
been purchased by the Government and included in
the system. v
No publio lands will be open for settlement for
ovoral yean.
OUmaM The upland soil is mainly a rich sandy
and loam of groat uniformity and composed
Boll largely of disintegrated and eroded lava
with an admixture of volcanio ash and
diutomaceous earth, the latter material of plant ori
gin, formed in the bottom of tho ancient sea which
covered the greater part of tho Great Basin, nnd of
whloh Klamath Valley is a northwesterly extension.
Suoh soil, characteristic of many of tho richest agri
cultural seotions of tho world, including much of
Italy and the great plains of India, is extremely fer
tile, andof lasting productiveness. Tho lako and
title lands are made up of a volcanio soil containing
mueh organio matter, a vegetable accumulation of
agca, and is of a peatty nature.
The ollmate is extremely healthful and not severe.
Thero is rarely any Winter weather before tho latter
part of December, and but little coro weather during
the entire Winter. Tho annual precipitation is about
fifteen inches, with, littlo rain during the Summer
moBtlu.
BUY According to Season
Groceries, the same as wearing apparel, should
be bought according to seasons. You make
no mistake when you leave it to us to decide
which is the best at this time. We always
guarantee satisfaction. Just call up phone 516
CHASE G SANBORN COITKS
THE LEADERS
VAN RIPER BROS.
FURNITURE
Our goods are new and attractive.
ALSO THE PRICES
E. W. GILLETT & CO.
Bert E. Witiirow,
Vice President
Abttrtcting
Maps, riaaj, Bloc Pruta, He.
AUJSNSUkaJ
Secretary
Klamath County Abstract Co.
Surveyors and Irrigation JLnflnun
Don J. Zomwalt, C. E.
President
If. D.IWlLUABU, C E.
Treasurer
Klamath Falls. Oregon
East End Meat Market
CRISLER & STILTS. Proprietors
Prime Beef. Veal. Motion. Pork and Poaltry
Fresh and Cured Meat and Saaeages of all kiads.
Wo handle our meats in the most modern way in clems
liness and surroundings. Try us and we will be aaoet
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 Bays
at 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 FIET
deep more than double the area of most
town lots offered to investors.
FRANK IRA WHITE
CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATI
FRANK WARD
Land Salesnea.
Office on nftk ftroot
The Gem
Restaurant and Lodging Home
Special accommodations for Family Dinner Far
ties. The largeat and best arranged eating hone
in the city. Open day and night.
WOOD WOOD
9!SSaS9assiSSBBaBBjaSB aaBBaBjajBajsaBjajBaBjajsaji
Sixteen inch and four foot wood in any quantities.
Orders can be left at Navigation Co., Phone -Ml
orKKK Store, Phoie 174
A T. VrRTaDVaR Wooi Yartf an Office
J. 1j. rUsJatlaTifi Neir cutty Han
Heavy Freighting a Specialty. Baggage Order Are
Given Prompt Atteattoa
O. K. Transfer & Storage
Company
Having up-to-date Diaao orseesii
trucks we solicit your PHONE! -'L...
tlne piano moving anneseS4S
KENTON & GIUMIS, FKOFMITOMS
r.;aij
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