The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 03, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPHONE - - - 303 SO PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY HiltMS MARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHESTSOIL ABEL ADY H THE EVENING HERALD iMiieJ Dully, Kxwt Siimlsy, by the HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor XOTU'K VOU I'l'III.ICAIIO.V. Not Coal I.iiiiiI Department of tlu Interior. I' S l.uml Olltco lit l.nkovlow, Oregon. August fi, 190S. Villi I. I(H( I'l lll.ll'.WION. t H I .ii ml Ollltv, l.ukcvlew, (In Kim, Jul) 16, lUlls. Notice lnrili itlven Hint the SUBSCRIPTION RATK.s Uilly, bymsll.one vcar ': Dally, by mall, fix monthi "-' Pally, by mail, three months ' "' Iallv. by mall, one montl ' Pally, delivered by carrier, one neek In KLAMATH FALLS. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER :. 1908 Notlrt I hereby rIvimi llinl r- 'Snt of Ort'Kim linn Med In thin of timid I llclletuaii, of Klnmnlli I'alls. I lice H iillontlnii under the pro Ort'Kon. wlio, on Mn :;, l'.'OS, made Itlotiit of the ni't of CoiiKieiis of Tlinbor and Sumo A'illratlon, No. ! August II, IM.s, unit Clio net" u' pIcuietiMl mill uiueiutatoi) thereto, for tln following described lands, to nit: 1. lit No. It s S , for sosw'i, See I nml liw'4ni. Sec it, T. 33 II. ItSS. I Serial No, 01!:n. for 'isi'H Section 1T.T SS s... II. 10 K. W..M. bus tiled tu-tno of Intention (o make Html proof, to establish claim to the l.i tut above described, before Ominl) Clerk, Klniniitli I'o . al Ills otIUe, at ; It. L' i:., V. M xoutiiwkst i:.n.iut.is. Prior to completion of the North '" ' !'r" tu,eudo.. The Hank Unllroa.1. construction of fr ,,., ,,,,;,, M,ltitMX Hll.l Klamath Kails, Oregon, ou the I St It , List No. 0M, for " ', no (,, . See d.i of October. litOS. i, T. 31 H. It. H U. W. M. Claimant natueii at wltttewn: I .n utiil all persons claiming ail Augusta J. tlail'ti, V. V Mend- ' versely the litiuli described, or deslr great Irrigation projects have been eiihall, Win llellenian. II. I." Iluden. ' tig to object because of the iiilucnil r.v i II pushed forward Some of ill of Klamath r.ill, Oregon, chiuiu'ter of tb laud, or for auv Hot reasons, to (lie disposal to up i lilliant. should tile llielr attldavlt of prulehl In (hi ottlce, on or tiefore Hie THERE ARE REASONS WHY mm " MM fM BSksSMtaS MN"W,MMa HI , ,m You should ouy your Groceries nt Vim Riper Uroii. 1st. They have the goods you wiint 2nd. Their Groceries arc iilwny.i frcilt 3rd. The price Is within reason 4th. They deliver phone orders promptly Phone 516 - VAN RIPER BROS. Get the Habit Use Chose G Sanborn Coffees J . WATSON. i-IOIO II Register. :mm .citi:s nti:i:, rnll line In the Die lleml coutiiu. In ,(,r (lvor t,) ,.,, o,, ,nm toi Nortliern Idaho nnd In mauv other i. constructed will be teut)-lne. i Interior localities, would have meant 'feet higher than the "r'latlrnti" InilM-1 The l..tkeIJ. compauy h.n '.'J00 hut little to Portland That el() lu "'R X'" Y"rl;- ''"" " ,"'r ',' t land under the Adam, ditch . . ... , tore 3.M0.OUII.OO0 gallotii of Ulf-!that It will Klu UKNT KIIKE for mil ).l felt any dlrt benellt fromi yr TiU lnclmltf lh- w of , the opening of the Northern blahoj wha (()(M a, ,,s lrt..Klvi,IK xs.t- ttio land and water. The renter mutt I L-rnln districts bv the Northern I'a- i..r mm' In r.Hent aildreMH lu- clear mid nlacu the land In cillutlva- clflr, nor from the building of the e-j(ro n, Xntlonal (,eologbal Socleti. I lion. The reuter gets all the cropf 10 il.l) of Heptetllber, l'.'OS J WVTSON. - '.'I ! II lleKliter tunthe electric line jtem out of.. o. J. Illauchaid. tatlllclali of thel but o reere the right to pasturo Spokane. The Central Washington. 'I'nlted States Iteelamatlou Seilie, the atubble. which developed n wonderfnllv rich ,lorrlbcK the appearance of the hanks ' wheat country In the wetern part of jf t,c Snake rher. In Southern Ida the lllg llend. made nothing ucrM-IOi t,r,.,. Hlutrt )ears ago. "S.ivo fin Ihle to Portland. Hut the North llankjr nlmp.lre thete was no sign oi road will make miiiiv striking chang- ' imfimi habitation within tblit inllex The Iwikesldp l'oininiiy, J. Kratik Adami, Manager, Merrll!. Oregon. ex on the trade map of the Pacific Northwenl. This new road and the O. It. & N.. which It pnrallelii. with the Columbia River between, are tho main trunk Into which a moit elab orate system of feeders will pour traf fic from all over tho Pacific North west. Our country is developing so much more rapidly than ecr before that the extent of the railroad projects ac tually tinder way as well as those In a preliminary stage, Is far greater than Is generally rt-allied. The l.ew- Iston-Rlparla line, which Is now re ou'y a vast sago brush plain, riiiuurd en every side li the horlton. It A'us :i night to remember. Over u np'ead a star-gemiued ranopv :around us the embers of a sare brush un shed thiir glow. In the near distance , the doleful walling of the skulking cojote sent n (hilly feeling up ami , down the spine." The river was dammed. It was led Into 130 miles of great canals and 190 miles of ditches. It was spread , over S5,000 acres of land. Settlers poured In, the land was taken up In I lorij uuu eiginucrea ioik. iioiif.-s Nle I'jiii i Crawford P. m lies, per box at the Mnn.in b I Cream of Tartar I RocheUe Salt I : : Epsom Salt Sulphur : si,tsv reiving the finishing (ouches. Is anmll of rairoad were built b) tho J Vlllll WW JJU l DRUG CO. important connecting link, not onty Oregon Short Line. Three towns for the O, It. N.. but for the Hill sprang up. with churches and schools lines, for the North Rank road l Today." says lllanchard. 'one thou rushlng construction on n line frotnjMn, nnd fclir iin(irt., fnmllks are Rlparla to connect with the Portland UivitiK on farms and a thousand peo-1 road at a point near Konnewlck. Com-1 ,,jP are vnR n town!1 un,. a trirtl. , pletlon of this line will give l'ort-'cver three yoara bko tho c mot nmh. land direct access to the rich ldaholng bm ,, am .lesolallon." ! country. In which Puget Sound has Anj rr)Katon Is better than ruin. , had full away for nearly ten -ears, jmnnltely better. That also sounds In October this field will he still fur- jke a paradox, but Instead It Is al- ' ther enlarged by the completion ofmoil, a trMI1. what Is better-to the line to Crangcvllle. Idaho. ,.,v. ., ,,,, Jllhl mtlch and ; A Hill project of almost eual lm- mt, , natcr ,lian ,. M(t anil Jtlll. portance is the proposed line north .,. Mviis U; or , parcll f, ,irj and south through the lllg Rend ..... , u,rordlng to tho whim of! country. Right crews of engineers ,, , -ou.ls? Tho rain falls iiikjii thu are now In tho field on this Hue. and j,, , ailJ ,, tll0 miun akt.. ,, .it will tap the best wheat region Ini.,.,... ..rawberries that crv for It and the Statu of Washington, avoiding I ,, ,ollr M1Kar be).u ,,mt wnnl . WILLIAMSON RIVER and Spring Creek RESORTS 'I he L-t Irn-it li.l.nu' tiilliegoo Ctii'llent iicioiiiMitatiiiii. fur i.urtli'. ('siiiliiit "in tit lm tent I Mst'iil oini'itig vtiiillid. and i lit fer tent Kine ibi'lnre ! .r sin's. I'l'lepltiilie eoiineelioli. AccoMiiietnti"iis t' o to flitter Uke. Will llo-el plllies .it KUlll.ltll Agetic). FRANK SILVIES PKOPHiirroH Klamath Agency, Ore. RE FURNITU TAHLK I'AUDINO-Von will I.m.I it at (Jillctfs E. W. GILLETT & CO. :::.-;'::::: :-: Heavy Krclrthtlnii a Spcclclty. Dutirtc Onlcr.s Arc ; X Clven Prompt Attention 0. K. Transfer & Storage I Company : Havlnti up-tolsle olano trucks we solicit your fine piano moving I'HONKS OIllcc S7I lurtt H7.I KENYON & GRIMES, rKOPKJETOKS .---:.--;..va-;..:.a' :.:.. z -:':: T r 7. thu expensive haul over thu moun tains, by delivering the grain to thu North Rank road at a point near the Snako river. The Oregon Short I.lno hns Its Iluntlngton-I.ewiston cut-off so far past the prospective stago that more than COO men are at work, and more are being rushed to thu front us fast as they can be secured. The grading and rock work for sixty miles I north of Huntington is well along, and It U nlmost a certainty that the Ilnrrlman water-level line will he in operation all thu way from Portland to Huntington within Die next two years at the latest. Meanwhile the Spokane & Inland, which Is collecting freight In a big territory, has nearly reached Mosiow Idaho, on Its way to I.ewUtou. and all or tho traffic In tho rich field which It traverses tan bo turned over to the water-level roads which reach tide water by way of thu Columbia river gorge. In addition to thesu roads inontloned, for whlth the North Rank road and tho O. II. & N offer prac tically tho only touto to tldowator.thu .Milwaukee & St. Paul and the mys terious North Coast road are nt 111 pushing construction, hoiiiq of It in now territory and komo in that al ready reached by the old lines, but all of It for economic reasons Is more directly accessible to and from Pott land than any other port. Oregon- -lun OCR TREMENDOUS IRRIGATION WORK Zim's Plumbing Shop Contracting ana Jobbing Firstcluss I.lno of Plumb ing Specialties and first class Workmanship. A. O. U. W. Building Klamath Falls I BRICK WORK 1 1 I AND I PLASTERING $ : :' i CHIMNI YS AND KIRK JJ w Sheffield Marine Gasoline Engines Buy a good Engine for your bout. Easily run. AinmiK other owners hrn. Mr. K. V. Hamilton !,ai one Writo tin for prices and cjitalot;. Wenretliemnnufacttireni V 1 A C 1'I.ACKS A SPKCIAI.TY I 1 i H. E. CHILDERS ? Z KLAMATH FALLS, OKEOON 'j Interrupted sunshine. lialu Is all right In Its plate, but It Is a very poor , ,M.:.Ji...-J ff tf,tfVMff,f.rff,el,tf substitute for Irrigation Otherwise a why should thu lawns of our cltle1 be sprinkled or Irrigated, Instead of jt leaving them to tho tender mercy of . thu clouds? No. Arid lauds nreii mnru fertile than ordinary lands, iiudlx Irrigation Is better than rain. ? Guaranteed Paints We have full line of WOOD SAWING a specialty. All"; orders will receive prompt attention. J. I.. Fielder. JJOtf W. P. Fuller's Pure Prepared PAINTS FAIRBANKS MORSE & COMPANY ? 1st and Stark Sis., Portland, Oregon. J 4rJ4rrr ''4's'-..... :-:':.:-....;..:, J. L. CUNNINGHAM ARCHITECT and BUILDER III I L' !... f i . . . v nun .inn iiM'ciiieaiion.s riiriiiiiiieti. Ivstmiatei i.iviii mi ? all Classes of Work, from mnall cottafro to olllee Imildmi; Z In liuililinK your home eomliinu .style, oriKinalttv ami economy liy having your plans prepared li mi PHONE 521 Residence-Washington St., Between 8th nnd 0th ( f , ff :'.:...v..:.4..; ! 11... I V......... mm ... V .- '"". anatraitind i..m. inn,. s t President lce-lri', nnd I'tem Mw'.nMU, Bluclrrlati, tic. lite I'cltx Auto Is for hire at reasonable rates to par-1 ties. Just as cheap to go In a auto ! as In a stage. II. K. PELTZ, Pine and 6tb atreels. A Big Line or Heating Stoves Just Received GEO. R. HURN For Lease, 7.31.8-31 , ''j,' fre::? z Hotel with everything new, dining room kitchen, eight rooms, parlor; fine patronage, feeding from ISO to 200 dally. Inquire at Hotel Dorrla, Dorrli, California. ' g-otf DON'T BAKE The promUe is not so dUtant. On June 17, 1902, the lone continued arid land agitation came to a climax with the pasuago of the Reclamation Act. This was a very wise law. It provided that all moneys from the sales of arid land and of water for Irrigation should be reinvested by the government in reclaiming new lands, to be sold in turn. Tho Rec lamation Service was made self-supporting; the same money was to bo used oyer and over again. Already almost forty millions ot dollars have eta raised aad azandtd, and many XOTICK FOR 1'UII.ICATION. (Not Coal Land.) Department of tho Interior, U. 8. ,1-atid Olllco ul I.akuvlew, Oregon, August l, 1908. Notice U hereby given that Uuun W. Buraell, of Merrill, Oregon, who, on Dec. 16, 1804, made Homestead untry. No. 333 (Serial No. 038), for seH, Sec. 13, T 37 S., R. 10 E , W. M has filed notice of Intention to mako final Commutation Proof, to establish claim to the land above de scribed, before Register and Receiv er, ut Lakevlew, Orogon. on the Sth day of October, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: Mark Howard, of Merrill, Oregon, Frank Johnston, of Klamath. Falls. Oregon, Roy Whitney, of Klamath Falls, Oregon, Chaa. Wagar, of Klarn- am Falls, Oregon. J. N. WATSON. 8-! RfcMtlvnr Let us do it for yon. Everything Home Made. Prices i Reasonable. BREAD A SPECIALTY. i V put up box lunched; also lunches for huntinu, li.shinr i and picnic parties. :: A trial will convince you that it is cheaper to buy than to bake. f KLAMATH FALLS BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN Get Our Bread at Cawkins. f (ww .....;.;' -s.t.e. 4n4wtwiii East End Meat Market CRISLER tk STILTS, Proprietors Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and Poultry Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers Rii.t K Witiiiiiiw, Seerclaty Klamath Falls, Oregon ! . ! CIIAS. K. WOltDKN Preslilenl A. M. WOROEN (.'ashler riti:i) mcmiasu Vl?t- Preslilenl The American Bank and Trust Co. Kieah and Cured Meats and Sausages of all kinds. We handle our meats in tho most modern way In cleun htiess and surroundings. Try us ami we will bo most happy to haw you for a customer. Free Delivery. I f1 TJ MPUJV e in m ssTsW saf ce, : - . i; iMMaliJlilli ''-. 1 ?Hl R fJJJ iiW f&i Si Jli w oi 'fm hb 9K w ft m n -: : WOTA .WL3 SM BE3l .HtJ 11, ft 1 "d . yBMLm a - t tMfe . --.-,. - SA fc- 'Sfifc CAPITAL, $100f000700 Cor. 3lh;ajid Main Street oT WfiHmm twnfinw fr0