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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1908)
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CiiliiV, nl Klamath Kalla, J,S.W"t llrisMer. 6 IK fur Wanted i WiUton ) In I lie market for nil Hart, lot which tin will naV the latritl frier. Aildrca him at k Falla. Oregon. Treasurers Notice liah'irlir firm that llivre are lUaunlf tit-army fur Ilia rr- I U til mllalatlilllnj COIIIlt) pMcalnl mi ami prior In PUM. Inlrirtt mi Mine will tta Hill title IIKIiaiillif'alla ihN (Mil tint ,I1W, . Alri Uau, CounlvTri-aiirr. Summons In tint Clicnlt (,'oinl nl lliu Main ii( OiCtfon lor Klflinnlli (,'oiintv. John Kowils iUlnllll, v, Amanda Kiln KnorilFJiilrmUnt, oult Iti r-rjiilty lor ll iVOM II. I In llio nniiiiMil lliu ilntii nl OrcKnti : Yon nui hrinliy ifipilii'il tnnirimi nml miawi'i tliiii'iiiiiiiilni nidi nuulimt )i,u In llionlnivu I'lillllnl milt mi nr IicIdik haltinlay, Jiinn l.'lih, iwm, H,nK t, Intt day iirpKcrllii'il In tlm oidur rir ml,. , llrnlluli nl till hiniiliiona, llio Ural Mil,. ration nl whli'li IikIiik mi Hnlitrilay, .May iiiiili IIKIH, mill II yrni Ml an to ntianer, ' fur Mill Ihl'lHif, tlm lilallllin Hill ll,iy In Hhi court fur tlm rullel iIimiimi,i-. n III"-tinnpUliil, filed hiii-lii, lo-wlts for mli'Cri'KillMnhliiit llio lunula nl tuntrl moity rulatltitf Ix-Uecn plnliitltt aihI ilr i li'iiilmil, I Till K o ll It) Miorto i.-nnl hy piihllralloii In lliu Eu'iilntt llrrnlil.hy order of linn. Ilrnry I,, tii'n, .lihlii nl ilmCliriill Coil 1 1 lor tlm Hut Jinllrlal illatiict nl Uri'ion.iUli'il May lal. IUH. uhdlinr. ili'r llillllf Miillllioiia In Ixi iti.hrl , oiirna wi-IK lor am rmitrriitlvn wrrka Irniii tin- tut ilay nl Mnv, llH, a. i.. i.iiAVirr, Allotiifylor I'lalnllll. DKI'AlltHKNT lirtllKINTCI(llllt,uiial I am. urni . Ua.Mnituh, li i , iiir i, lvt Nutiia vr aniuaifiua ur rtaLicrtau tu tammxi tun taiar Node. l.titbr ln IliallhalVflrialriil lUlDltilol ,i i lalnl ilrMltJtlilal mijtl i,t lb,tlaal In tu lar at lh aln allrrlt lha lllnllaal lor lul aallim UlHiMuii,trf lliadul Jtiba ll.MI, III Ml -"l l,, uw III riililircllriii Willi ir i niamaiH if, i.iMrtT'ill.iil Ilia miiikhiiik ilf -fl, lamia In lh aialr u lliriun.au,) l Ilia ailllii'lllr audi nl aalil llarta aa ha nul lrii htitiulii r nnall; luaml ami aia nut ilhrlali talllirllaiall, Ifxltr.) bi ) llol.fl altil, allllaa aulit In Hliinrlil limlar lli Ulillrlan, la ul il,t l'nll.,1 aiaia-a uu an I lalitr iult an lfl, bill iliall nul U lutj.ci lo nlif, nniitir aalrrllon until Aujun Jv, liwi at Hit Ciill.-I aui.al.nl Dice at laatila. IMa-fun, Mimlna Ulna ii,,lr alien ikal I lnlMill will Ixi rtuilltiltiralu "I virlclaa anr flalil lialfar nntlar alii alllt inanl uf ix-rulliill Uaun allar Majr Mat l,IVMt ail t tlm It, Jul) pu, l4n all audi aIIIrtiitii ut ix Ulallun Ulna ll'ltMlall. HIII.M'ltr Mall illan.TH I" .11 VI. .Na-.ill Ml. il ami ,S HI Ht 'If. ut b lit H 1. 1 1 SH ,(t. Bcll"li I. urn iir.NSf.rr. t'oiainla.luurt ul Ibviltiivtal lnl Cimr riuvK i-li.m i: lllil A.il.laut HTIHair ill Ilia lulrflur ( 2500 Acres Free Tlii ldkvililiirniiiiai,y haa U.VD acrra nl laml iimlr-r Hut Ailama illtrh lliat ll Mill Kio IH:NT I'llKK lor nmi )rar. Ihla liitliiilra lliu litv nl Ihn Uml aliJ l, r. Tlit' ii'iiti'r limit cliar atnl ilare llio laml In ciillHalion. Tl.errul. rr itcla all lli cru Iml wo trri tho lltrht In iailiitx llif alulihli-. "I lira Irfakt-alilf Cuniiaity, J. Trunk Ailami, Minagrr, .Mrttlll Oirftin, Notice All arciiuula ilun inn mini be ntllrtl hy iiulr or raali within llilrly ilaja or thry III lx iiihllaluil ami nM at ,iili l!c aiirtluti In tin, lilk'hcai hMilcr, C. II. WIII1011. Klamath I alia Pu.ftt HWar Iho Klamath Kail I'uhllc Library la J open every nflrrnonn frum UtoCJUi I o'clock and each cvenlntr from OiW lo IU n'clnck. A cordial Invitation it c f , lendctl lo all. FACTS ABOUT KLAMATH PROJECT HKMnrTllifiL-rt !!. .. arret. Huhixuxi, ll. 0, Maul, 17. iiv auiuaaTMIN tr n aLIC LAHIX1 - -- '"1.1 ".nifiirw w n,i,r v- "- -" ,, u, ,n inium nat Mnaiwiul otd., ,r IM,aat In an r ' aaia ii a itri.i(a(ia fin- trtlaa. f-aa)r lb. u( ( jgll. j, ma m iMMhnaMtrJi ath I ha KUaulh r- if luu,ilr ilarrlld Uixla J?"y,. " ! l,u auiiKnitr auh -r ,w ,-vn rwrvwinr nnallr LlanautA,ld.i i.k... ryu,!!. t aubjart la Mtllaxnanl Ut-I.r t!?1'"'"Linlll Julr si, iwa. al th. ;-"""" i-iw, iiirtjim, atliamMli, i... .1 .. .. . .,! a lam . a.u.i.- r... ..... 1." 'Jrr". ", 'niV jr -.'' -" 1 rr m JUfMi su, ivua. LiWail- iwi iB rotUddanl iSE r ""' "' "" '"il UnJ OnVa- 4-lau.t tWra-tarr of th. Int.rlw HelminiJ & Co. Merchants MtrahHeld, Oregon, or "Ul Wli. Oregon U. II, VVIIIxnn lrliitu out hla hIiiiIi' al alnck nl llinura ilnap aa the rliraf rat ll iV Plumbing Shop Ntrsctljigi ana Jobbing ttM:!n"nf!'"i'- Ilia. W , ' " "M" ,lr',l O.U.W. Building " ana son Hotel frt Klamath, Ore. 1 rOOIrlU. dtxnA b.J. I 1 BUU WCIaVa table always aup "n me peat the fforda-Termarea. Lfon, Prop. Merrll. The town without boom. WANrKD-WIII my ','; cenla a 1 Irce (or pool I'lrnn liallnti ariii rana and 'J rriila for hall h'allnti l(o. Itoberia A llanka, '.M tr 1 enl oir mi all rliaitf, Tlttiti lay I'rlilay ninl Salnnlay al IKillt-ar'a l''urnlliiii'Hiorv. DR. C. P. MASON Dentlit American Haul. A Trntt Co.' IlulMInu ' CENTRAL CAFE Open Day and Night j Private Dining Parlor j Oyaters Served In Any Style i J.V.HOUSTON, Prop.! WILLIAMSON RIVER and Sprinrf Creek RESORTS Tho lioat Irotlt llahliiK In Oregon. jKxrellent accommadatlons lor narlles. ' Cawblng oulHU lor rent. toeclal camping groundt and boati (Or rent. Kino pattnro for ilock. Telephone connection. Accommodation K ,0 Crater Will meet partlei t Klamath Agency, FRANK SILVIES raopanrroR Klamath Agency, Ore. The Klamath Project Tho Klamath Project In tho name Unit linn boon applied to tho rcclamiv Hon of about 100,000 acre of land now , , nnuer llio ovcrllow or the Klnmatli Hiver nml of I.ower Klamath Lako and Tulu Jioke ninl Hid Iri'iKation of about ji-0,000 ncrca of valley I11111I udjai't'iit lo the Klamath River, aloiiK thu coiiihu of l.OHt Hiver and tho tributary portion of tho great plateau lyliiK chielly in Klamath County, Oregon, but nlao embrneinK a part of SUkiyou and Modoo Coun tica, California, a total arco of 200,000 ncrcu. The l'roject cmbracca tho conatruction of a very urent mileagu of canala, latcrnla and druinago canali and will have it principal source in Upper Klamath . lake. Clear Lako and Jloraelly aro rciervoir aitea where Hood water will be impounded and utilized for irrigation of land included in tho upper portion of ' the l'roject. Work on tho main canal waa alarted in the .Spring of l'JOU and the llmt unit of nine mi lea in now com pleted. About 13,000 acrca of land will be irrigated from the lint unit, the latcrala for which are being coimtructed under the aupcrviaion of the cngineera having charge of tho l'roject. liy far tho largeat proportion of the land under tho iirat unit ia now in aagebruah and muat bo cleared and broken in time for crojia in the Spring of 1008- Work on tho aec ond unit ia being done by thu (Joverumcnt and cm brncea nineteen tnika of mnin canal and twenty-eix milcH of latcrala to ftiruiah water to about 20,000 additional acrea of land. Work on this unit will be proKccuted aa rapidly na poaaible. NVarly one-half of the area to be irrigated ia now under wuter to a depth of from one to fifteen feet and will be reclaimed by a'ayntcm of drainage lo lower the level of the river and lakca. A largo part of the awnmp land and practically all of the valley land in tho Klamath liaain aro held in private own. cntliiii and hoiiio in very large trade which inuat be old in trade of 100 ncrca or lea under the regula tion governing the perfection of a water-right. KLAMATH'S For its development and pro (JREATEST perity the Klamath Basin must have NEED people, and the right kind of people at that. Its great need is Intel. gent, practical farmers, who understand the meaning of intensified and diversified fanning; mon 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 ore bound to succeed. There is room for thousands of them. Developing Sugar beets have been grown ex Various pcrimcntally throughout tho Khun- Industries ath Valley. Thu percentage of sugar ia high, aa will be noted from the following analyaia made by tho United States Do p.irtincnt of Agriculture from beets grown near Hiignr in becta, per cent., 21.7 ; sugar in juice, per rent., -M.1 j cocfllcient of purity, 63.1. Experience has demonstrated that excellent as pnragiiN, onions and celery can be grown, the lulu lands being very nimilar to those of the Sacramento and San .lomiuiu Valley of California, when; such vegetable are o aticcraHfully cultivated. Through, out the world thu reclaimed iiinrtililauds aro thu best united for the highest development of dairy inter cuts. There ia nn (tteation that this will become a sugar beet producing section and that n num'ier of facto, ries will be built and operated with thu development of tho industry. All kinds of fruit adapted to the temperate 7.0110 thrive here apples, peaches, pears, cherries, prunes, plums, apricots and nectarines do well, and smalt rruits bear abundantly nml or excellent quality. There are a great many small orchards throughout the basin that prove the adaptability of thu region to thu prolltablc production of fruit. K. I.. Smith, former president of the Oregon Stato Hoard of Horticulture, gives it us his opinion that tho foothill lands aro specially adapted to apple growing. Cultivation of the potato has passed beyond the experimental stage, the sandy loam of the uplands producing them in great nbuudauce. Klamath County wheat, grown without irrigation, took tho premium nt tho Now Orleana Exposition. Tho moat important forago crop ia alfalfa, tho soil being peculiarly ndapted to ita growth. Exoees All landowners being required Holdings Must to sell their excess holdings, there Be Bold a largo area of good laud tor sale at reasonable figures, prices rang ing from about $15 to $35 for unimproved, and $20 to $50 per acre lor improved land. Land adjacent to the principal towna commanda burlier pricca. The purchaser paya for the water right at a coat of about $18 per aere to bo paid for in ten equal annual in. atallmcnta witnont intereat. Thia nmount8 to leaa than the ordinary annual rental paid privato ditch companies. Some of the irrigatora of Klamath Val ley (.and they are the moat prosperous farmers) have already paid out to such companies for water $G0 per aero and rwn no water. All of these companiea have been purchased ty the Government and included in tho aystem. No pnblie lands will bo open for settlement for several yean. OUaiat The uplaud aoil is mninly a rioh Bandy tnd loam of great uniformity and composed goil largely of disintegrated and eroded lava with an admixture of volcanic ash and diatomaceoUB earth, the latter material of plant ori gin, formed in the bottom of tho ancient sea which covered the greater part of tho Great Basiu, and of which Klamath Valley ia a northwesterly extension. Sueh aoil, characteristic of many of tho richest ogri cultural sections of tho world, inoluding much of Italy and the great plains of India, is extremely fer tile, and of lasting productiveness. Tho lako and tulo landa are made up of a volcanio aoil containing much organio, matter, a vegetablo accumulation of ages, and ia of .a pcatty nature. The olimate la extremely healthful aud not severe. There ia rarely any Winter weather beforo tho latter part of December, and but little aero weather during the entire Winter. The annual precipitation ia about fifteen inchea, with little rain during tho Summer months. BUY According to Season Groceriesthe 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 COITRS THE LEADERS VAN RIPER BROS FURNITURE Our goods are new and attractive. ALSO THE PRICES . W. GILLETT & CO. Bert E. Witiibow, Vice I'rcnldent AllknSloak, Secretary Abstracting Maps, rtaaa, Mac Mats, Etc. Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and Irrigation .InglBecn DOS J. 7.UMWALT, C. E. President M. D.WlLUAMS, C. E. TrtsMm Klamath Fall, Oregoa East End Meat .Market CRISLER S STILTS. Proprletora N Prime Beef. Veal. Mutton. Pork and Povltry Fresh and Cured Heats and Sausages of all kind. We handle our meats in the most modern way In damn lincai and surroundings. Try us and we will be asost happy to have you for a customer. Free Delivery. T 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 C APT. O. C. APPLEGATE FRANK WARD ' Land Sakamen. Office oa Fifth Stmt The Gem Restaurant and Lodging House Special accommodations for Faarily Dinner Par ties. The largest and best arranged eating hovsc 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 JT PTRT.slF.i? Wood Yard aad Office . li. XUtldUliR na,,,. cuy Hall Mtttea Heavy Freighting a Specialty. Baggage Orders Are Given Prompt Atteattoa O. K. Transfer & Storage Company Having up-to-date olaao omce art. trucks we solicit your PHONES " fine plaao movlag - ' KENTON a GRIMES, PROPRIETORS r A.M sS -
