The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 25, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMARSH 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KIAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY TERMS THE EVENING HERALD Issued Dally, Kxcept Sunday, by tlin HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor For t.oito. Hotel with even thing now, Milling room Kltrliou, eight rotuim, parlor! 'lino patronage, feeding fioni tfiO to .'00 (Intl). Inquire at lintel Dorrls. Dorrls. California. 8-fitf SUBSCRIPTION RATES Pally, by mall, one ear " lH t)lly, liy nmll, fix tnonllii - Dally, by null, tbree utontti I - Ially, by mall, ono inotitli W Dally, delivered by carrier, one week 15 KLAMATH FALLS. TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST ,2:,. I'JOS A 'PltOKiTAM.K INDUSTRY KLAMATH FARMERS. Hill principal among which will bi the xotu i: i n: rntucvnov. Nut Coal Land. Department of l lio interior, V. H. t.atirl Oltlco nt l.nkovlew, Oregon August C, 1 90s. Nntlco Is horehy given tlmt ('ir nude I. IMlrmnii, (if Klamath Falls. Oregon, who, on May 25, I'.ms, made Tltnbtr nml Slotio Application, No ns. I Serial No. U3H3), foi w 'aito., Section IJ.T. Js H. It. to i:, V M Rikltor. w ttirtt llu' I'resi The fact that n Chicago mot chant 'iK nt may Ktt a ttnrt mi his ovpedi l advertising lu Herman trndo pa-1 Hon In prime phiilcjtl condition porn for n million willow rliithea Inn- Fullv u dim n persons. It It twld. will kot. should bo of Interest to I ho mil with the I'retldent to Madeira, fin morn of Klamath ctiunt. who where tlioi will be triituforred t n mtplit bo Induced to study tin kwh. Castle lino steamship for Cap" Town blllllcs of willow rultiiro In till seo Hon. Thla Industry U a profitable, .XOT XATUtAI.IXi: JAI'n. ono and It was not moro than two' - tara ago that a man. familiar wlthi The quoHon a to wbolher a Juo tho business, expressed tho opinion ni oito hIioiiIiI b allowed naturnllta that willow ooulil bo grown with 'Hon papers, ntnl tho Hlbllllr of a profit here 'lot case, hat lausol tho llonuluto Climate nnd mill arc an favoraMe'ceiirt to cable to tho department 01 I' "'""n "' n Wmnnslum and ni,,0, m not of Intention to make tltiat proof, to establish tlaltn to the land above described, before Count) Clerk. Klamath Co., nt liU omre, at Klnmnth Falls, Oregon, on tho 12th flay of October, 1 90S. Clnltnaut names ns witiiosmtt Augusta J. Harden, . W M.'iid etiball, Wm. Itotteman, II. 1 1. 1 In) don, jftll of Klamath Falls, Oregon. I J N. WATSON, I&-10-10-11 Itegl.tor. WILLIAMSON RIVER and Spring Creek RESORTS The lft trout tUMnit In On-ipm I'.Mvlli'iit iiifoiiiiiiiiil Hum- i"i pt lie. Cltlllpillg Kill tit- (lit tl Ilt ,tcitl I'Kiupiht: ground, nnd Unit, fiir tent r me pa-lure for rl"t k. Iflepliono rmiliei Hull. Aicouiuitidiitiiiiift to i;i ! t'riiler I.l I..'. Will meet p'ltii'l at Mmiiiitli Aiii'iicy. FRANK SILVIES PROI'KIKTOK Klamath Agency, Ore. THERE ARE REASONS WHY You should ouy your Groceries at Van Klper Bros. 1st. They have the goods you wont 2nd. Their Groceries are always fresh Hrtl. The price Is within reason 4th. They deliver phone orders promptly Phone 516 - VAN RIPER BROS. Get the Habit Use Chase G Sanborn Coffees 4t.tli fur uiitm Item. MnvAkorlii I Snekl. who I.K,k out tlmt natu.nlU I K- U,'.,C: ,US tion papeni In Nou York, demand. d ntrotid papers at Honolulu and wnnt- Tho department will nnlulti iiiuit tint It for willow culture In till country an In Germany or anywhere olao, nnd the market for willow of tho better cinder! Is the bout In the world, den- oially pcaklnc. land that will srow.id cltliemhlp. wheal will prow willows. Their cnl-' Inform the Ho tlvntlon Is not difficult and profits has already held that no Jan-ine uro uau.iII) pood. Hut up to tho pre-! j eligible for iialtiralltatlmi ent tlmo Americans have not taken' hold of the matter In oarnet, thoutth T PI.AY ltl.l. AT MHIII". both Interest and production haol teen on tho Increase of recent ) ears j Tho Night llaseball I)eelopment J us a result ol the effort made by the. cptnpjiny. with n capital stock ' HO.OO". has been Incorporated at Cincinnati Tho company has award ed the contracts for fUe stel towers. each tOtl feet tlsb. tion which will be mounted powerful twin are lamps Tho Inmps will b In the nature or M-archllKht. only they will tarh dlf- xorici: ruit ithmcatiox. U. H. tind Ot:ico, I.nkeluw, Ore- tlepartment of ncrlculture to Inform the public of the opening which wit low growing offers. Tho Germans handle the business well. They have Industrial schools wbero basket weaving Is taught. .Many of these schools grow their own willow rods, cut them and pool fuo areas of light from t.".0 feet t and prepare them for use. To the'roO feel In diameter. Ono of t . nuttial adrantago of both pupils and 'towers will be placed nt the end ot proprietors, arrrangemeuts are made 'the right field bleachers nearest cvi to allow pupils to work part of thujtcr field, another near tho exit gate tlmo In the "holts." as tho willow n extreme left, and a third behind field are called, belonging tn the (i on top of tho grand stand. Mhools, arid In that way earn enough to pay their tuition and board. They then become famlllnr with all parts of the buMuess, and when tbey grad uate they are competent to Uk p:ares as overseer of willow farms or foremen In the wicker ware Uc- tcrles. The schools profit by gettlnr nro much of their work done without fc;,( IIAXC oxr. A HAY. To terrify Koren Into obedience to the mikado, Japan N publicly hang tr.s n rebel dally outside the capital 1'e xecutlona began throe week' Tho wily Japanese auiborin tbu foreigners to understand paying cash for It 'that tho victims are brigands Tu American willow growers nnd man. the native, however. It Is made il.ii. tifacturers of willow wnrc must meet 'that the men hanged are polltUat t-t that competition; but thoe who u nders nnd that the authorities art have Investigated conditions hero and 'more strongly disposed to deal lm r.troad feel confident that tho Amer-'leutly with common criminals than Iran has advantages which will en-1 with those in arms ngalnit Japan rile htm to compete succewifull) .Tbnt tbero may be no Interruption I! he takes up tho business with char-1 In the hangings, all rebels captured nrterlstlc Amerlcun energy. jaro lourtrnartlaled, roruleinned and There are more than ICO manu-ldoled out as the authorities at the for them Th- all the pulillfp- their own willows, and about un ',oKlblo. equal number grow part of their' stock. Moro than a dozen varieties Notice Is hereby given that the State ot Oregon has tiled In this of fice Its application! under tho pro visions of the act of Congresi of August II. ISIS, nnd tho nets sup plemental nnd amendatory thereto, for tho following described lauds, to wn : I.Ut No. OS:., for so ,, Bee. i nuu im'jD1), nvc v, i, jj a.. It. 21 i:. W. M. Mat No. OSiJ, for swUncU. Sec. 3. T. 31 S.. It. II K. W. M. All) and all persoui claiming ad versely tbo lands described, or deslr I log to object because of the mineral character ot tho land, or for nn other reasons, to tho disposal to ap plicant, should file their ntlldavlts of protest In this office, on or beforo the 10 day of September, 190S. J. N. WATSON. 7-2 1-9-It ItegUter C. F. STONK Attorney at Law Olliice over itotlice. Klamath Culls, Oregon Zim's Plumbing Shop Contracting ana Jobbing Kirstclass Line of I'liimlt ing SM'rlaltles tiuil llit class Workinannlup A. O. U. W. Building KUrtuth fjllJ FURNITURE TAULK PADDINC.-You will find it at (lillott's E. W. 6ILLETT & CO. 0---:-.s-.sVK.V 4K-4V4ViVsK.vaw4V44.a i Hcuvy Freighting a Spccltlty. Baggage Orders Are t Given Prompt Attention :: ,1 :: t ? z I i 1 x 0. K. Transfer & Storage Company Having up-todatc olano trucks we solicit your fine piano moving PHONES BRICK WORK AND PLASTERING Office IH7I Itarn H73 KENYON & GRIMES, PROPRIETORS CIIIMNI.YS AMI HIIK l'I.ACi: A SI'ICIVI.TY Csssss W44'$4f4m I Sheffield Marine Gasoline Engines H. E. CHILDERS KLAMATH TALLS, OKEGON : Buy a good Engine for your boat. Easily run. Among otliur owner horc, Mr. K. I Hamilton hnM one Write tiri for prices untl catuloj;. WenrethemnnufucturerH. DR. WM. MARTIN Dentist Office over Klamath County Hunk FAIRBANKS MORSE & COMPANY ? 1st and Stark Sta., Portland, Oregon. ::- - 4444444 D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law Klamath Kalis, Oregon Vtnrrlcnn Hank A TruM (' ' lliiildu.i DR. C.P.MASON Dentist mere are mure ,111111 i maim- looieu out us 1110 uui ft.ctureri ot willow ware In the Unit-1 various towns tall fi ed States. One-tenth of them grow are executed with nl J lie 1'elu Auio Is for biro at reasonable rates to par ties. Just as cheap to go In a autn as In a stage II. K. I'KI.TZ, Vine 7-31-8-31 nro cultivated In this country. In sev enteen states, and many manufac tuiers nsscrt that the bome-giown rods nro equal or oven superior to I an)j 5tn atreots the Imported. Good bolts pay a pro-1 Ilt tbo first year, though tho profits' XOTICK KOI I I'flll.lCATIOV. of later years are much greater. (Not Coal l.aml.1 The average price of unpeeled rods Depart incut of tho Interior, I'. S last year was about ono and a iu.ar-i.niid Olflru at I.akevlew, Oregon, ter cents a pound, and of peeled rods! August IK, l'JOS. P ubout seven cents. A well-managed willow holt should average twenty- Pve hundred pounds of rods to tho Notice Is heieby given that Dunn; W. Dursell, of Merrill, Oregon, who, on Dec. 1C, 11)01, made Homestead! .& A. . rA r . .bFv..j..ii J",.-1 Tjjs & ; . . MALT0NA '''"'..'. T-ur urvu .' l?"U.. f-TEMPtRANCC BRg.W?ilJ GUAUANTnED" h'O.V'iNTOXICATINO "I iimm! to think a good iiiin-iiitoxi-cutiiig liect' could not ho iiuitlo but MALTONA certainly i.s IT"' HAMTI DltlCHffUU I'er cale at ull li-udliiir I triiiperuiii a drill I. itanili NORTH PACIFIC BREYING CO. ASTORIA, OREGON East End Meat Market CRISLER & STILTS, Proprietor! Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and Poultry - Kreiii and Cured Meats and .Saunngrs of all kind. y 1 w '" l,an"" our meats In tho moat modrm way in clean- yf? Iiness anil surroundings. Try us and wo will Ih most happy to have )nu for a customer. Krec Delivery. ---.-KMVttss i V los J. Ziiirtir, 7. I'resldetit .t. Abstracting Map, riant, BlutPrlnU, Etc. K. M. lit s, Ylce-I'rit, and Tirss. ncro yearly, and the cost of growing JKntry. No. 333ii (Serial No. 02S3), and harvesting the crop is compar atively low. It I a crop which re quires comparatively little labor, so that tbo small grower, If able-bodied, can be pretty Independent In tho mat ter of blred help. Instructions for tho growing of b.ifket willows nio Kent out by the United States Forest Service, upon I Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers ,2 IIikt K Witiiiiiw, Srcrotaty t Klamath Falls, Oregon 1 ::' o for Kotf, Sec. 13, T. 37 S., It. 10 11. W. M., has filed notleo of Intention 1 to muky final Cotnmutatloti Proof, to, establish claim to tho land above do-1 scribed, beforo Register und Hecclv-I er, at Lakuview, Oregon, 011 the nth day of Oftnhir, liOS. ' Claimant naines as witnesses: Mark Howard, of Merrill, Oregon, request, together with 11 statement I Krarik Johnston, of Klamath. Falls, of tho returns to be expected The serrlco la devoting special attention to testing every known variety of basket willow In order to find the best varieties for home growers. In tho early springtime cuttings from nil approved basket wIUowh arc font gratis to applicants who doalro tn es tablish willow holts. ROOSEVELT'S AFRICAN Tit 1 1 Oregon, Itoy Whitney, of Klamath Talis, Oregon, Chas, Wugrir, of Klam ath Falls, Oregon. J N. WATSON, 8-24 Receiver, !00 ACREH FREE. President Roosevelt, It Is report ed, will leavo on his African hunting tilp on the White Star steamer Cel tic on March 7, 1909, three days af ter lila successor Ja inaugurated. If tbls plan is unaltered, special at iBBfnmenta for Rooaevtlt and hla party will be made on the Celtic, Tho Lukeald.i company has 2SO0 acres of land under the Adams ditch 1 that It will give RENT FREE for one year. This Includes the use of 1 the land and water, Tho rontor must j clear and place tho Jaud In culutlva- Hon. The renter gets all tho crops but we reserve tho right to pnsturo the stubblo, The Lakeside Company, J. Frank Adams, Manager, Merrill, Oregon. MILLS ADDITION LOTS are .Advancing in Value When blocks in Mills Addition wcro oiTcred .it InirKain prices u number of shrewd inven tors bought; bince that time values have increased materially. These Lots are Bargain Buys at present prices, and there is every reason to anticipate an advance in prices. Remem ber these lots are FIFTY feet in width nnd ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET deep-more than double the area of most town lots offered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE Office on Fifth Street CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE FRANK WARD L8nd Salesmen. CHAS. E. WOltDKN President A. M. WOKDKN Cashier FRED MELIIASE Vies- President The American Bank and Trust Go. nit"-;7.,'., .',"," TV'nrrTiTSr-nl J v H vtr f?J'aiPP m" S m , A ' ' iTsFraJFisaVT taTI " --us. :J LJUJ!I '-f NiTgsVff"" -ft-sSfl ?ifc7i Si CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Cor. ath and MWa Stmt x I A .'