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40i8cf,UVru Oregon, May 18,
L Mr It '""'J' f lrr" ",il A,,,",
j.- .1 kl.tnaili Falla, Ori-jron,
..MJlration. N I'M.", for NF.Jf
Fl. recti"" "J. Tim full" 37 H
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totlnlrntKni to nifcrt i mai rrmu,
i.ul.t, rl.i.i t.i tin- Uml aUire ilc
M,Woiliiiy Clerk Klamath
,tblt oirirr Hi hNuialli rall.,urr,,
i mil (! ! Annual. Htn,
llatntnitura aa wlllieaMtj Jnliti t.
ttttek, ol Klamath 'alia, Oregon,
l.ftsito,ol Klamath Fall,, Oregon,
nlamluin. fit KUlllllli Fallt Olp.
two. Ctillil. ol KUniilli Fall,,
J, .V. ': ItrtiWtor. 6-lK
Summons
In tlio Circuit Cum I nl tlio Htntn ol
Olt'iiou lor Klnnmlli County,
John Koouli uliilnilff. vi. A ..,. i,.
Klla Koolits defendant, illliitfillty fl)t '
illvorui, .
In tlm iihiiik ol llin Intn nl On-Kniit
Votmiri liiinliy tiiiiln. liiiiiH.iirnti.;
nuivtiu tlm complaint lllc.l nKnnf,t on
In tlmnhutn I'lilllliil null on or lii'lmit '
Fslimlny, June Klili, iwm, Mi,k ii.
tail day ircicillH-i In tl.ii order for pub
llrallon nl tlila aiiinuiiiiia, llm llrnt mli.
ration ol wlilcli lirlntt on CaluMny, May
L'nil, HHIH, ni. II )imi (n i In nrmwrr,
lor want thereof, llm .lnliillll will npply
In llm ruiiit lor tlm lellel iliMiintiiliil In '
the complaint, fllnl lii-n-ln, tow It: r
a dccieeillaroUiiig tlm bond nfmatrl-j
loony eilallng lietwien ilaiiitlfl ami dc- I
fcmlant. I
Thliiliitiioiiaa i'in. ,y publication '
III llm livening Herald, liyonlcr ol Hon,
llrnry l IU-iioii, Judges ol llm Circuit i
Court lor llm flint Judlilal illMrlctolj
Oregon, dated .May I.I, l!K)s, w,r, ,,r.
ilir rritilna Miiiiiiioua to Imi pulilliliol
niiiTi wi'cl furalx roiiMTiitlvi) wccln
Irum llm tat day ol Mny, m,
a i i,i:aviit,
Altorimy for I'lalntlff,
DKiMttruKM nriiii:iNi.iii(iii,ur.i..L
I ItU mill t, VWihlluloli, II ( , Utr I,
'n. Ni'tm n r niii.minn nr riauc hum
to II1lrl an mil hullo Ii lirrrbr
Imillol lllRrtlfUI nl iti lnlitur hi-1.
ralfd lUtiluifiiul nofrr ol Mlib1iiil In ,,
Ill llh ulniiHUII,, ullti'tlaml lr llll
falluli Milrtri Uf,ilr lit art ul Jutjf 17, ljj,
ifjaial .aMilur iim In miuii-niun olih llTr
klamalli rnWI,lriill,i,l II," li,lliilliitr
rrllml laluli In tti Plata itl flrrinn, au, by
lili aiilhutltr nirli ,,l nl.l liarla data nul ,
U-all lirlaliilii m QriAlljr trilbt! abt ala li,t
uiliamli IIMl'ii r,ti, i,r ai.n,,i
!!, will b uljrt I fllliualll UU'lrl ll,a
luLltclaii'l lai l ll,i t'nllM aiatai mi an,
ItirJilrW I'H.I'Ut il.ill uul U lUkHHu
nlrr. nlli,( f mImiIoii until Aujuil tt, tn ,
alllit Unllxt atilii I nl HIT.ta it Ukitli
union, a,iilu( Uii iiif,ilr ii, rn Ibat
llwii lll b I'lmlnxl In din i,r nncln
ill ililit wliaiaur uiiiWr any M-ttWrarnt ir
ruallon laluli Atttr Mar Mat I, fm, anl
llvr lu Jul) m, IV",. alliucli tllfiuaniiit i'
ruttnn Ull Imblil'lrli MHUlnrlln Mill
llaii.T II K ,11 K . Mint HI. l ami MM qr
H m, Ul W ir hll SM ill, hrtlliilll.
Mill! l,NN.1T.
CoiMnliilniirl u Ida Uimlal I an I (imci
hunk 1'iriii r.
Mm Anlilaul Mrrit laigr ol tua Int'llur
FACTS ABOUT KLAMATH PROJECT
Furs Wonted
: p. Willaun Ii in tlm market fur all
a of fan, fur wliich Im will wy the
at orkf t ,rlc". AiMrraa him at
i Falli. Orrcm.
Treasurers Notice
i-Xie U licfrliy trlvrn that Ihrm are
kbtkerviiiity liraauiy (nr the re-
ptioa ol all nutitaiiilinii comity
eta irnli-trl on anil prior to
' S, 1900. Intrirat on Mine will
ihoo thliilalK
lttKlaniill, i'alla llila t&l i ilai
ML M.
L Air lnii,
CountirTii'aiurrr.
MimworillCINTKRIOIuoriiaaal.
uaantmx UaMabm. II C Manh tU
mn or munition nr rtiauc LaHmi
miaiat tan ii,-Nolk U brtl.f
aal ua arllf r Kn-nlarr f tka Inlxbr ha
wunMUi anlar r lih4rml In
M aw lltrtli lha Ith.lrawal f. !,"!.
rJ an aru, II,. art Jun, J, gg (a
KJUhr aw In rMiMilm aatlh Um KVamalh
LVV! "" rmaiwIiiaT UMTIIIvJ JaiMI
r4la f OruM k.i i.w k, iniLMttHu.,!
jllnirtiailinaiM l-n Karatulun AMUly
LT!. J mn,f!un" " nauwii.iaMiu
kiU i ul''r, alnnn uaator
1& iK u, ICn-Ji' S SX&'Z??.
IL7 ":""." "i 'airninu ina
Ua land mt at Utnwar, Or,
BklH.j7 . ' i'n,iwtiPl,"in"Hl
l'Whimnnoilw am rkbl wkal
lTS..''."!""""i! r.Krupallaa Uni
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Viiir.ir '?""" ,",n rwtHiM.il
t r!B,.l"", "' '" ""l UimI OftV.
I "" lit hViiUrr of lb InUrlar
m
I
2500 Acre Free
Tlm t.akralili' company haa S.VK) arrra
jn( laml iiiiiIit the Ailama ilitih that it
will iiivn IIKNT I'ltKi: lur ouu r.
iThla luclil'lra the Han nl the l.tml ami
jatrr. the tinier inuit clrar ami
I .lro Ihe laml In cullttatloii. Thvrriit
;rr Ketaall llm crnpa Imt o rraerve the
rl)tht lu iitne tlm rtulihh',
1 Tlm lkiihle Comiaiiy, .
J. Frank Attaint, Manair,
Merrill Orrxon.
Notice
All arrounta ilim 1110 liiuat be trttlnl
hy imlenr rath Mithln 'thirly ilaya nr
limy will la niihlialinl ami nolil at Huh-1
lie auction to the helical lihhler.
C. 1. Wlltioii.
klamaU I alt Pu.Kc llbfary
The Klamath Knllt I'uhlic Library la
oien every afternoon from 'I to 6:30
o'clock ami each cvrnlnc from C:30 to
10 o'clock. A cordial Invitation la cx
ti-ndcl to all.
0. I. Willanu lnlillH! out hit nhole
t alock ol li'tiota t lie U at the chea j
eat. I' i
C Helming & Co.
Merchant!
1 Multifield, Ore, or
"h r.iu, Oregon
t's Plumbing
Shop
"tricilntl and JobblaM
ririlrlni. I i .i
, --- ihiip oi riumu
Spoclahioti ami (lrt.
""t Workiimnahlii.
KOiU.W. Building
"-'"IM ffUlS
wkson Hotel
" Klamath, Ore.
nroomii, goodb4to,
we table always sup-
with the beat the
laffordg-Termarea-Me.
,c Jackson, Prop,
MerrU. The town without boom.
WANTKD-WIII y .'ii-enlaa piece
for itMl clean iiallmi a) nip rant ami "
renla fur hall callou ie. Kolierta
lUuka.
10 per cent oil mi all chalra, Tliurtday
Friday ami Saturday at DolUer'a
Fiiriiiliui' Hlore.
DR. C. P. MASON
Dentist
Aiimrlcan Hank A. Trtiil Co.'a Ilulldlnu
CENTRAL CAFE
- Open Day
and Night
Private Dining Parlor
Oyatera Served In Any Style
J. V. HOUSTON, Prop.
WILLIAMSON
RIVER and
Sprinrf Creek
RESORTS
Tlm Iwat trout Hailing In Oregon,
Excellent ttccouimadalionti lor
partlei. ,
Camping oulOU for rent.
HprcUl cainplnfi groumle anil
boati for rent.
Fine pasture for ilock.
Telephone connection.
Accommodations to go to Crater
Aviil meet srllea at Klamath
Agency, ,
FRANK SILVIES
rRorarrroR
Klamath Agency, Ore.
The
Klamath
Project
Tho Klumath Project in tlio name
that has been applied to tlio reclama
tion of about 100,000 acres of land now
iiiiuit tlio overflow of the Klamath
KiviT ami of Jiower Klamath Lako uud Tulo Ijake
iinil tlm irrlKation of about H'-O.OOO acres of valley
IiiiiiI ntljitceiit to the Klamath Itiver, iiIomk tlio course
of LoHt Itiver and the tributary portion of the great
plateau lyiiiK chiefly in Klamath County, Oregon, but
iiIho embrauiui; a part of Biskiyou and Modoo Couui
lien, California, a total area of 200,000 ncrcH.
The Project embrace! tlio construction of a very
Krcnt miluaKu of canals, laterals and drainage canals
and will have it principal source in Upper Klamath
Lake, Clear Lako and Horsefly are reservoir sites
whero flood water will bo impounded and utilized for
imitation of land included in the upper portion of
the Project.
Work ou the main canal was started in the Hpring
of l'JUu' and the first unit of nino miles ia now com
pleted. About 13,000 acrca of land will bo irrigated
from the first unit, the laterals for which are being
conatructed under the supervision of the engineers
having charge of the Project, By for the largest
proportion of the land under tho first unit is now in
MiKcbrtihii and must bo cleared and broken in time
for crops in the Bpriug of 1"08 Work on the sec
mid unit is being done by the Government and em
braces nineteen miles of main canal and twenty-six
inilcH of laterals to furnish water to about 20,000
additional acres of land. Work on this unit will be
prosecuted as rapidly as possible.
Nearly one-half of the area to be irrigated is now
under wuter to a depth of from one to fifteen feet
and will be reclaimed by a system of drainage to
lower the level of the rivers and lakes. A large part
of the swamp land and practically all of the valley
land in tho Klamath Iiasin arc held in private own
ership and Nome in very large tracts which must be
sold in tracts of 1C0 acres or less under the regula
t'.ons governing tlio perfection of a water-right.
KLAMATH'S For its development and pro
GREATEST pcrity 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 fanning; 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 la room for thousand! of them.
Developing Sugar beets have been grown ex-
Various periuientally throughout the Klntn-
Industries ath Valley. The percentage of BUKur
iit high, as will bo noted from the
following analysis mado by tho United States De
partment of Agriculture from beets grown near
sugar in beets, per cent., 21.7; sugar in juice, per
rent., II 1.1 ; coefficient of purity, 83.1.
I'xpericucc has demonstrated, that excellent as
paragus, onions and celery can be grown, tho tulo
IiiikN being very similar to those of the Sacramento
and Snn .loaitiin Vulleys of California, where such
vegetables are ho successfully cultivated. Through
out the world the reclaimed marshlands are the best
suited for the highest development of dairy inter
ests. 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 tho development
of the industry.
All kinds of fruit adapted to the temperate zone
thrive here apples, peaches, pears, cherries, prunes,
plums, npricota ond nectarines do well, and small
rruits hear 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.
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 apple
growing.
Cultivation of the potato has passed beyond the
experimental stage, tho sandy loam of tho uplands
producing them in great nbuudance.
Klamath County wheat, grown without irrigation,
took the premium at tho Now Orleans Exposition.
The most important forage crop is alfalfa, the soil
being peculiarly adapted to its growth;
Exosm All landowners being required
Holding! Mutt to sell their excess holdings, there
Bs Sold is a largo area of good land for sale
at reasonable 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 burlier 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
stallments without interest. This amounts to less
than tho ordinary annual rental paid private ditch
companies. Some of the irrigators of Klamath Val
ley (and thoy 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 havo
been purchased by the Government and included in
the system.
No pnblie landa will bo open for settlement for
several years.
OlianaU The upland soil is mainly a rich saudy
tad loam of groat uniformity and composed
loll ' largely of disintegrated and eroded lava,
with an admixture of volcanio ash and
diatomaceoua earth, tho latter material of plant ori
gin, formed in the bottom of the aucient sea which
covered the greater part of the Great Dasiu, and of
which Klamath Valley is a northwesterly extension.
Such soil, characteristic of many of the richest agri
cultural sections of the world, including much of
Italy and the great plains of India, is extremely fer
tile, and of lasting productiveness. The lake and
title lands are made up of a volcanio soil containing,
muoh organio matter, a vegetable accumulation of
ages, aud is of a peatty nature.
The olimate is extremely healthful and not severe.
There is rarelyany Winter weather bofore the latter
part of December, and but little cero weather during
the entire Winter. The annual precipitation is about
fifteen inches, with little rain during the Summer
months. ...
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 a SANBORN COrTIK
THE LEADERS
VAN RIPER BROS
FURNITURE
Our goods are new and attractive.
ALSO THE PRICES
. W. GILLETT S CO.
Dert E. Witiibow,
Vice President
Abftrtcting
Maps, Plaat, Blae Mats, Etc.
AtXJMSUMIf,
Secretary
Klamath County Abstract Co.
Surveyors and IrrlUon'fi!tfIiters
C. E. If . E
Klamath Fails, Oresjoi
Don J. Zumwalt, C. E.
President
U. D.Wnxui, C. E.
Treasarer
East End Meat Market
CRISLER S STILTS, Proprietors
Prime Beef, Veal, aiattoa, Pork sad PoiMry
Fresh and Cured Meats and StuifN of all Uaas.
We handle our meats in the moat modern way in clean
liness and surroundings. Try us and we wDl be nost
happy to have you for a custoaaer. 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 Bays
at present prices, and there is every reason
to anticipate an advance in prices. Remem
ber these lota 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 Sakaawa.
Office oa Fifth Strati
The Gem
Restaurant and Lodging Home
Special accommodations for Family Dinner Far
ties. The largest and best arranged eating honse
In the city. Open day and night.
WOOD WOOD
esssaaseaB-aaaaaaaB ai
Sixteen inch and 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 vrtiBffl
S4
Heavy Freighting a Specialty. Baggage Orders' Are
Glvea Prompt Attention
O. K. Transfer & Storage
Company
Having up-to-date piano
trucka we solicit your
line piano avrisi
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Mimma asm en
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KENYON S GJUMIS, FROFXBTORS
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