The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 01, 1908, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textf (t - ' V?. ' Wx t- '. '( , -,-,T3Tfe r- - . '".. riivl ?m Weather Eatables- ' W hW f Sl'odlly I!''"'1 rep I" a: a W' AK'tfe look'for IfKlamnlli rnllii . m BiM, ReaMbrfr-; Tl-j- s coni) Vka. No. mi Mil GETTING LOWER flow Through Outlet Shows Big Decrease in Vplume ODE TO RECEDING OF THE WATER i gallon Indicator That Lake at One lime Hud Outlet ol Sullirionl Slo to Keep Body of Waiter Scvt-r.il led lower Than lis Present Condition '" WMlflLjl """"ll, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1908, ' 'iHiKI- ' " i rpswHfeB 7,r?iiHSi, e milBp t YaeaseaBeafeeaWaaamSssev. 4. . tonii iliiH. JULY 1. 1908, PniCK, 6ENT8. -"" I 1 . . throughout il,u entire Klamotli basin tin) prctpi-rta for average crop ar vory good. Dry land eiopt on ltokliiC r(ult will, Imt ui not ni far advanced m tliey iitintlly nit- it I tl.in lime of the year In llif vicinity i( Merrill tin. alfalfa tleldi, Mlilcli mi- under Ihe illlcli, give promise of nt leant an nvcrsge yield ut tliu flrsl cutting. Tim haylliK eeatoii will lie u few weeki Inter till year than Imt ye.ir,ufii the cutting of alfalfa will ut Will o Average 9 week or two. In lower part of the valley a firfljPF.patclieii have already I we ii cut, Imt on all of the large ranches preparations are jmt Mug made to begin the hay harvest. Most of the large stockmen ore of iho opinion that thcrowlll be enough hay to tupply the tletnand and that the price of slock cat tle will kcp up throughout the entire feeding oeaton, Urttnlftin Tulo lake la gradually -nlm loner, and at the water In 'llm UIiikcIi' II"' volume fllKling lit way I'larMili the outlet gradually decreases. fctufw weeks ago whan the measure- uiitbl the ttowwsa taken it waa lit Mtcn.1 net, hut a few day ago when ItiKrclainslIon Service hydrogtapher KMimrJ llir Hi It was I'Ul in aecond ltd, Tlif niraiureinent alao showed Iktl during the past few month) Ihu water hi 1 gone down seven Inch. Of coirst, the lowering of the lake la not Julollie water ctcaplng through the wtlttfur hcn the tinall stream How lo through the outlet ll compared to I' tbttnorruout tlte ol the lake, It ll evh dt that cino mhiht aa well attempt to kiitrtlic. like hy dipping the water out villi a Ihluihtr, Meamrrmeuta taken Lf the Itn'taiimltoii Kervlrn (how that tltfiittr llonlng Into the lake la d mailni and tlili t'igether with the In trtatnt In the evaporation a-cou.its for Iks receding ol the water ol the lake. Ktiitlug conditions, however, ahow that at one time Ihe lake hail an outlet (gfiluiln iht? Mudtt war, In 173, the lake nmr lire feol lower than It ! it Ihll llmr, Biid It It the opinion of nail that ihe mull outlet that line been tlKOMiel mii l enlarged 10 aa to luUrlilly lower thii lake. The etcap Ing wtttr make lit way through honey- rosled rock and It it a plautlhle theory Ikit If it findi Ha way Into Ihe bowele of lbs earth In one place it jaJaditi do so ia ij the Government JnvconSei lUbrlcation project. Onof the poillivo signs that Ihe lake W at one time iwrfertlv dry whet thi water i now many feet deep la that I Itw day ago, Jack Crawford, wbo haa taomeiteadon what known at the renlntuta, loiiml ilu plecva of an old lumlgrjiit wagon whlotg-j had been l'lml, Indicting ll,t the party had 'dim Into the hand of the Indiana. Thtflnlliijtnf thl wajton at thii par ticular )w U I ho Mlriii(-i-l kind of1 evidence thai at om, time hn roa I ' crocd tl.c lake hed ulivln Ihe water! n now more than !:.' frrt ilrcp, an Ihla In Inrn cad to Ihe concliinlun lli Ihe lakn ha I an outlet of atilliclrrit ln lo keep Ilia water from IihiimIiiIii ilie CROPS NEED WATER 1 Cunal Tails to Supply Moisture For Tule Lake Alfalfa and Grain Fields fertile land) that are everat feet of water. mm rowie,! I.y Mt. Hebron News 1 'Hint itiin.itlun li ihu making of Ihe i Klamath country la demomlrated hy a drive through the fiuldi In Ihe vicinity of Merrill and Tule lake. The farrnera lorrl balAll Irani went down in wli'ihavu htfii ualng water Judiciously defeat la a (tat game al Ml llilifuii. j have hy far heller erupt than those who Theganuwaa lutereilliig In llio-e who1 have lieen U'ing water either too apar wilnrael ll, Ml, Hebron led till the Iniily or loo freely. In torno place near way until the eighth lulling when Dorrii I Merrill It It apparent that much water tied Ihe renin. In the ninth Ml. ( It licing nattul and owing to Ihla and to Hebron turceediH) in making anolhrr ditch lioulilrt tlie rancherr at the lower acore, winning the game hy the fcote ol end of Tule lake valley have for not letf llnndf.. The fraturetol lh ame were than iwenlydaya U-en unahte to net the lino work of TaWr in Ihe Uk f..r , nti i for their flrld.t. Many of the Durrlt, Ihe battery woik ol llmntey and' tionll (armrrii In that section are ture Muaaor and two fail duiihle .U)i I.y lo auffer the Iota of practically their Magulrn and Mrnaick of .Ml, Ilrhiou. The now Hock corral rtre llnlihrd and coiitiiln eight in, the il-il t nearly ready fur occupancy, more tide track la Wing built anil altogether thing look gocd'at Ml. Hebron. Ilarnuui A Kelly hive Ixiught ' entire cro, while on ihu Curr ranch, W. 0. Dal ton (aye that on two hundred acret of alfalfa the growth haa been atunted and the crop I: already heavily damaged. Early Ihla, Kprlng he aow'ed about C03 pounds of alfalfa teed and becaure of lack of Ion, In Ihe lower are teveral and the working fatltlactorlly,,, There it alto trouble In getting water out of the lako through Ihu Adam' canal. Becauto of Ihete thlnga tbe lower end of tho Adama' canal ia dry for aeveral mtlei. PROTECT THE BIRDS Clear Lake Should Be Made Into Large Breeding Ground INDIANS FEAST ON FOWLS' EGGS . Myriads of Game Birds Could Be Protected If Hunting Were Prohibited By The Government on The Reservoir Site for The Upper Reclamation Project and will bo put on the woik aa toon aa it arrlvea. The two machine that are now on Iho job work two 10-hour thffta dally, and Mr. Kent ia of the opinion that at the rale tbe dike la now being built It will be not more than tlx weeka until It will In constructed to the navi gable water. When thii point ia reached about half of the dike will be completed. With three dredgei on the work it will be tome time daring the winter when the gride acron the marilr will be en tirely completed. , Nlmroda of the Klamath country fiavo In tbe paat done much to protectjuid perpetnate tbe game aupply of the coun try, but the territory ia to largo that H ia absolutely impoaiible for deputy game warden to cover the territory. Jmt at thi aeaaon of the year the great est barm la done to the perpetuation of the game birds by killing the" young be-' fore they are able to fly, and by Ihe robbing of the neata . Clear take la a natural breeding kinds of fowl, and after lion 101 new fr-lla. aMfft ...,! I I I I ll gaaaaaaaM I I ... . . . ? . " - Tznmmm..-. - !xLjimMmmmmmm riasssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssBa, ikaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa sJlaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaVI)CsaaaW7-'ri V iTt 'jf27T,W',raT"SBBjssajBBjajBw i a.- . A. I I mm Court in Session County Court convened tbia morning and Judiio (ir IMHIi and Commissioner Mclhnte put in the day checking over thi ' the books of Ihu Clerk and the Sheriff. hotel building and will run a llit-clai ( Oummlttloncr W A. Walker rg(l In hoUlery. They n 111 alto add ti livery the city this afternoon to be In atlend and fetil ttabk-, 'mice at the seition. -! Magillro Mrlcitilile Co. hat increased f Mottof the lime of the court will e lis slock nnd has a large amount ttond devote.) to checking the hooka prepara- liie new warehouse, .which bat juit lory lo the otilcers-etect assuming tueir n .potltlons. me new omcera come in on Mb and in outgoing, ones are pian- Langell Valley Items a vi Mi oltli I ti Itip this Fell. i-.. . .. i ..v. ....... ,,,... -HI,. J.uSBWBIWBiBbet u mnnti'iiv wi ih iwi""- - ?lgc ofllce. will go to Ashland for" the Cha- .celebrate tha Fourth am, ,ll re,urn wm beem- Etgamu and flreworkt, . , 0) 10 .eMment roll by , Atressor Jxv. Sheriff Obenchaln hu Ifyx.n litter of Mr. , ,i,,nnitcly decided what he will altli.nnil Mitt houlnt; ,(t wI1 lkey g0 lo t10 rooun. ,,nro visiting in mo ulnti a, former will remain! I hitler n few wecki. ' Town Ooes Dry 4fr Win av-VJr av mMM jflsLaaaaWLV aLK VH af ! 4aaVLallllllllllVLaV 'URln LaaanaW anananaaananWBaaW ' ntH aLfl tm aaVM im aBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar -1 TH , LaaaaaaaaBiJaaH H LaHJBK. 77 bur Jul: PING STORE leto Stocks NG . . SHINGS STETSON and r LHBKKU fV FShoes ins anb;. BHOKS X lvalue dh lii nccordunco with Ihe order ol the County Court declaring the county pro hlhllioii under the local option law the doora of all saloom in Klamath County woro cloned at midnight latt night. Uige(uunlltiea of liquor ware sold at tvlioletaltf before tho time for doting Hie doom, and many of those who are fond of their Utile nip laid in a supply that will Inst for soveral days. All of the ia loon men and the partlet employed by them nrn ou the streets today. foiuo few of the placea remained oiien I ... ...II .nil .Irlnlia anil clirare and will continue this kind ol a business. Ike Wright is nno oi those who will continue hutineis at the old aland. Tbe petition for tbe writ of review will be hoard by Judge Benson on July 7th, but in tbe meantime the order tor prohibition iiineffecl. T,C.C. Hoguo returned lilt night from nd, where tie auenuea me rueei llhe grand lodge of Knlgbta of a and attended to business mat ter a few days. He was accout- id home by hi daughteMn-liw, if Edward Hogue, of Portland, who Crops are looking well. Although the grain ii a little backward It ii coming out fine. If the farmeri in thii vicinity would all unite and build a dam acrois the low-, crendof tho swamp i with the proer headgales the hay crop could be more than doubled, and then there would be no shortage. With a good creamery at Bonanza this Is ono ot tbe best places in tbe state for r new bouse. ss" A lew lank and lean mosquitoes are putting in.thelr bttla fur the collection ot blood. Haying haa commenced in this valley. The wild hay crop la abort on the outer edges ol the swamp lands, but toward the center It is very good. Kobert Malone wai quite atck aral days last week. All of the range stock around Langell Valley ia looking well. Tho late Juno rains made the feed aa good as usual. A good roads movement should be or ganised in Klamath county. In somo portions ot the county good roads aro being made, still there are also placea where the roads are in a deplorable con dition, especially In tho spring of the year. This would bo a good .work tor the Chamber of Commerce. II tho right move is made it will meet with tho ap proval of everyone and la sure to be n succeia. It every resident of the county would donate a week's work or Its equiv alent in cash it would only be a matter ot a short time until our roads would bo at good as tny on tbe coast. Let Klam ath take the lead aud go on record as the most enterprising county In Oregon. large steam grader recently pur chased by the count has been used in grading up. the low places and as soon as a heavy rain talis to settle the loose dirt the roads will be la excellent con dition. The county authorities are do ing good work on the highways and it ia being fully appreciated by thoae wbo do much driving. Finish Agency Plumbing Zim Baldwin, attlited by Rob't Bald win, hat completed hit Urge plumbing contract at the Agency. Ii took two of them about two months and tbe Job cost about 13,400. They have moved their camp to Fort Klamath where they will do plumbing until the Fourth. Conklin returned last night kern part-ol tbe county. red the gradual- oath pub- thir timber! the Fort. Mr:Cbnkf! land Monday to attend tbel with young birds ana that there are still many nests with eggs In them. A party ot Indians are now camped at the lake feasting on young birds and on tbe eggs, which they gather by the hundreds. In order to protect these birds it baa been suggested that the land acquired by tbe government tor reservoir sight be made reedlgroaBjUlJp)iaVVra that all boating bepr6hlblfoi'taerton This matter has already been suggested to some or the oBcials and. waa com mented oa rfy'f'Tbrabry. "WlthHthe" proper effort oa tbe part oi a number ol tbe local people tbe object would be ac complished and an important itep taken' In the protection and perpetuation of the gameblrdaol tbe, Klamatji section. National forests new sdi round the lake and tbe rangers riding therein, could act as wardens and give the birds abeo lute protection during tbe seatons of the yoar wbea tbey most need It. .T Tickets Now Oi?S.le ss " sWiafW 1-fJ r. Sholl has sold the PanUtorlum Geo. McLaln and he and E. H. A roncc, the cigar maker, will occupy present Jocatlon ftfjtbe business jointly! Mr. lirence wan ISsge In tbe retail buisrese'in cbaiMK with bis manu facturing huiloJm Mrt.akoll will move to-flio rbomin fhe AgflRain hotel building now 'occupied byflbe Taker laloon, and will continue in tbe confec tionery hutineis. k tickets from Klamath Falls dnts were sold for the ,.kT.A..K. Fasaett, atbern Pacific, oa (.- Brt1 i a '.a'SBl train ThejHtl civil service board, com prised of D. W. Murpby, Ray DHnb- berd and O. C. Hogue, Is holdllst an examination today at tbe pttMlijphool building. There Are (our apsifranti (or tbe position ot iunior clerk. ' ' t Dredf ing doing Ahead Dredging on the railroad dike Ij pro gressing splendidly, but the work is not going (ast enough to suit the railroad officials, and W. H. Kent, who has the work In chargellTUHteontractora, states mm- ) .tM,MMiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasMlaJjJJJJJJJasaaaaaa - a. lav f X V AsaBafdSsawBsk t 0 M jK lSj.a,airj!Plt''T lSa, S .saflaV 'saBBBBfc I "BUBB '" Wj . saaaWAh. m The proof of I "jl it "in the L I The White MounUin Frteier 1 1 makes more cream, better crcamandmaket't easier ', " 1 and cheaper than any 6ther freezer on the rimket f , LCT US SHOW YOU WHY- J A i IOBERTS 6c HANKS . f I i I HARDWARE DEALERS r ? Mk& mmmmtmmtmmmmammtmmmmmmmmtmammmmm. .. -- , --if ? v i, KKBHHtlBEKKKKKHIWnu ...;.. J i - .J'- remain for a vltlt, - that another kM been ordered a1"'- iL M . (.. .uo inspect tne new line.. I . " ... , a I'." .,l.iik!' mi "' tjgftt fXzrzrzTrri1- $&,? K WhIT' ' t. us.