The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 28, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextraEJLAMATH COUNTRY ITS OPPORTUNITIES AND RESOURCES KHli In ''HIIk IuihIs, rid Hvlii). .llnrl IIIKl IHik lit !(. Wlllll'll Willi ,,,,1,1.' iiiiiiiiiIiiIii iiiiii;ih imriiil win, y( lit pill" fUU'Hlll, MM1l'HI,l III II I . Ill.lln tlllll lull llllltllllll III till' ) I'll I h IJciil, llm Klutiiitlh IIhuIii, li.iivlnl.iii. ImiIhU'iI iiinl almost unknown, hi in.. InK Hindu li'iiilll) hi ci'iiiilliln 'I'll I llili basin In a iiliili'iiu l, hum (l'1'l It1" llll' HI'll ll'H'l, lllvhll'll lulu iiIIc)h li iiiiiiiiiIiiIii upiiiH iimi r.hi'ii tmli'l) l) mimrnl ln'ili-Hiiii. hiki-H III tlfxi'i III" "II"" liMUi'Hl im.'i t Mil tiiiiiilrnl IIiiiiihiiiiiI iti'ii' lictiiliipiiii'iit lino Imikii ii'imiii'ii ii Imk ir tin nil ki til ton iimi link nf UallSpOllMllllll lliu miniiul iri''lilliitliin ni Hitiicii llUlll'H I" lllll'lt) III III" Wlllll'l, in tin, furiii ni iiiiiiiiiIiiIii hiiiiw 'Hii. hum,. nuT toll) fitl I In Iimi IU'.IiI In in.niir.' iiiih 'I'll" HUklou iiinl Cum int.. iluillilnliiH plt'M'lili-d it hiding l.nrili'i III tlllllCIUil llll) Ill.TH 'rill'l.'f.HM, M llll irunk Him u( mllwiiy liuntl) nil) mil'' I" II"' wi't. nml lliu Iiirwxt body ul flush wilier iitiilliilili. inr Ir rigation H,'nl "' '' Mlnnhil,, ni hh ri) iliiut, IliU tli'h ii'Kliin Iiiii '-I Httli' mini' limn n pail in m lm mllli. shd lii''P, It liiki-n nml numliMi lioim-n for miliilil iiiiinlii'iH ul vk li fowl, nml Hi f.iri'nU ami iiiihiiiIiiIiih bill til" ll'l 11 tit M Of Wild llllllllllll All till" I" !' l" rlinngi-i iiiiiHi-- lul.itliiii nl ukch Imnly I)) (mii factors (liiiiutiii'iit IrilKNtluu nml rrrlntnittluu and rail ronil ruiiatruclluii. Tlio work u( tin- (luwiiini.'iil in "I I" 'I" -II I", aim Hi.. In, iii,.bm.u.,, ,,,1.1.1, win H about ..." . mi.. i nun. ,i a. lillllilni; nil mill l'.lili,! f, ,, M.lllinlll I'iiIIh, Hi m.llll.ltn I HUM), Ul,,;,,,,, 1IM ,, "'"'"'i lal r ill Hi.. Klamath i"i:lini, Ih a llvil) Hiwn nl a,:,nu (.. pi", wllli i'.immI ,:n,., ,c dii, M'1 '" ""' VUlll-l Hthll-lll, I-'. light mul piiwi'i iilmiiH, li'lniiliiiim hi..iii. nml mi,,, , m ,.H- , i Hi" illW'li.l.in Huini ,,. ii i,i..r .... tlni'u Inimlii'il, link .mnl Mti'ii lii nloini wrullii'l' n .lay lllVI-Hlllll-lll. Illlll'l) hllHflH Willi I 111' huh h fill I! Illll- Hilly hciil uflili'ii (In. .'iiiii.. iimi. 'rim iii'iu- ni- miiHpliiin nml Hi.. I'li'vatlon make btlglit III" hiiiiii) ilaH mnl glvii (Iiu nil) lliu ili'i.piml IiIiiii, wltllo at night Him Hlauy llimmiciit Ih liillllunt In-) nml ili'Hiilplliiii ami Ih)oiiiI Hi" i inn. 'ii. in nf rug-hell InlialillantK. Uhi'iM iiu, uali'i' Hiippl) Ih lliulli'd, hiik"IiiiihIi manlli'H I In- miIImih with ....... ....... " '" ""' unguium pii.j,', i, ,,! bjkiih. In Hi.. Mint hIiIiuiiIh iimi ninny li"inliiimliMH lm tin. I'liH.'il Hlalnii Hilt'H or iiihIii-h. mi-Oki-h ami lilies lliiliiiiiiillnii It.. nil,, mnl iiu. Kliiiiiutli ''ni,. lima i,r llm IiiihIh Ih far above nuiiM I Hi'M Annul Inl Inn 'I Ii,. m.. , 1 1,, riiillllli'H mi. ...t .MliiIU, ik'ih llll" l.tiki', In tl i,,., ,,r a In IK, " fi'illli' mi Hi. n nuiiili i, Klammli .'aH mnl pail ur IIh h iiiuillug IiiiiiIh mi' alnaily w.nl.f.1 li tin. I iowr miiiiil InlKiiilmi mi in llmimmi. mi I.ohI lll. In Ih.. u lm , ul ttiuIK ,i,t ni tin. nppi'i piiijui i J tlmi nr Hi.' Iiiic.imI will.') Hi" Hplmiil mil Ih ilili'll) a tic It. au. Ilium ur i-.nal uiilfi.iinlt. ami laming r.-rt lilt II Ih a milium nl lUliiiigintt.l ami I'lmli'il laa with villi null null ami illiitiiiuni i-niui "mill Hi" Ink., ami ml). imaiHlii IiiihIh an mail" uf llni'l) ilhlnt.'i:riiii, vnliaulc miiliTlal ami mgiiuli' iiintt.., ih., hit - jl"i Iiu- ii.umpiii"il "Ki.alil" uii'iitu- .S'liwlii't", nwiiiK" In ail"l, lm Iii'iu mi'ot ii. nlli.'i ii ami Hmillii-iii planlH, mlilly ii. n iiIiicIIih; Tin. Im nil Ih llili ill wilil linn.., i hnlii-i lii'iilci, liiicklti" Ill'llll'N, Willi KUUHI'lll'llll'H, wild inr- imilH, mul ullii'i' I'lmimnlu plnntH. 'I'lii'in mi- many hmi I"h if mitrltlvu mil I v kiiihhi'h: Imli'i'il, til" IiiihIh Iiiih Ih nl tlii'Mmii; l""ii a nlm kiiinn'H Hiiiiiini-r par- inlln.' .Man) ur llm Hiiialli'i nlli')H pi'ihapH, mi Ii" fi u in! a mm" fi'itll" tun ni t 'III" llllllltlllH III" "l) Ml Ml 1 III I III III" nulla ur ii,,. rmuuiiH Yakliua Vail"! In WaliliiKliin, ulill" iiu- luHlamtii 'I'll" Iuwit IiIIIh HUiimiiiillliK til" IiiihIh an. iiiwnil wllli laiiK" KriiHii-H, mnl Kiatli'H'il pmkH uf Junlpi'i, iiimiii t.iln miilmrmi) ami ullii'i arlil l.'iinl kIii nlm Tin. IiIkIht IiiiiiIh urn ruv I'ti'il wllli i"Kal rnri-HlH of I imI Mr, HiiKiir ami )i'lliiw plti", ami ri'ilar. In alniiiilmiiit inn) In- mow n Hi" i.'i.'iilrt d'Xr.'pl mi Ii), alrnlrii, vui -Inn I tllltlllluilH milHlll'H, mul cinpH, iminlii'M. iiHp.itaKiiH, ii'liT), all linnl) ll.ilt.. i't;"lalil"H ami li.'ill.'H Alfnlf.'i, wlili Ii Ii.ih ri.'.il.'.l nimi' "I ..1 -r r """KH(d r-iT raw . Vi r v: '' rMMM ?, MATIONAl HANK . I iCx-l j yy. I J K LA M A T H ?-i- , I !2 v'" , ' I INDIAN ; XI5. ( r-.-i (J RESERVATION , I " Jtiu W I i W i r J - -i, S&x'.i ' ' r i , rfja? t 1 r V, 1 X J'f t' iiAiH.euiTi W KM '"v '$r ( ' f SijlAMAlMrAUS fA( MOmunv .X Jit v -i.v V HIVlAKI 5ll 0'vJiVi'V J ' rr ,. "" J ,tntviH m y. - jf f n J 'V-V H'HIIWH J ,l 'J, $& V'' I ' ivL I Xwioi i"i Lii , iiMeitM'jfa 1. 1 i vriiiurt' 1 W -.. i r a j ' ) s'llrJ.s-r,,'OM ,v liif " ftiu,. vjl y. v k''w" illvlilnl Into twn proJcrlH, t lit- uppur uml tlm liiwei.. Tim lulli'i'. tlu iiiiihI lininirtanl, Iiuh fur Mm iirlmlpiil ' l"r Hiipiily Uppur Kliiiiiutli l.nk", tlm luiKimt iiiivIkiiIiIii ImiiIJ" cif fri-Hli will"' In tlm Went. Tlm Hiipply ink"" l'"" It will liiHinn tlm Hlzn ii( Mnk Itlvr, IIh milliil, hut will nut iinVU tlm vol- ninii uf wntiT In tlm luku HhcII. I h" tnpoKiupliy uf tlm litml Ih mull that lliu wutur frum lliu luku run uu ilH tilhuted uvur h lurKfl urvtt !' Kruvlty. (Near Uke. In CalKurnlu. Id " iurc ot tlie uppr project. It will bvvoni u riiarvulr, uml Ha oulliit, Lou ttlvur, dlvortod Into tho Kluumtti AlrWVtid' sap'e'rtodod lartoly a n Wfttor currier "hy an Irrigation canal. TliU oddest of Htroamn, "iiieandaritiK lth a mazy motion," nftor flowliiB ulmlMily a hundred mllon, arrlvon wltti'lu u'lx miles of Itu nourro and flbdliValnka In TuloLnko. Tulo I.uko, a broad iheot of water, whoso groat oat, depth It about 30 feet, has no other water, supply und no outlet. With the" dlvew'lott of Loat Rlvor, Ha bed will be. partly roclalmed. The Ob'varnment work, all told, will reproaorit an expenditure ot 4, "400,000, and thli Invoatmant U plac- ri In ii I'limi !' IIii'Iiisi'Ivi'h In i It'll ni'hH Th" hulh ni" rii'f from Kiiiulm and iiiliilm rlimaili'i'lHtlfH, iry i-iih) In wink, w II hunt hIiiiii-h. mul tin mil hakn "iiHlly. In u Ti'W luiulltli'H pnlrh i'H ur alkali nmy Iiu found, lull ilii'x" an) iiill" lnri"iii"iit mnl ''"" l" (iin'il fur hy piopiT illililiUK"' 'I'll" "'I" 'l ur nnlftiiiiily mi-ill ili'plli, und ut mri'ly la Iheiii hard-pmi iii'iu- Hi" hiii faru. Th" cllmutu or tlm Klmiiulli lluulii U diillKlitful l Imo npiliiK. Hiininii'r mid uutiiiiiii uud until inldwintir. With Ita Btuiile und hmilliiK mid Huh- Iiik attractions, tho ronton U becom- Inu a sreat Bummer rt'soit. Tho wenthor la modorutoly warm In num uior nud not auvorely cold in winter, 'I hero la llttlo zero wenthor. Uoatrue tlvo Htorma uro unknown. Sumo win tuia am opon without tniow, but oc- caalonally thoro la oiioiibIi nnow for aleluhliiB. Spring plowing uoeiiih In thu latter part uf February or inrly lu Match. Maich uud April aro niln leet moiitha, nnd January la tho cola oat. Very llttlo rnlu folia lu the Bum mer, and cropB may bo harvested without fear of a storm, Tho averago nutubor ot clear days wiMlthy rmnii'iH In thu Irrigated Wi'Kt t lm ii liny ulhi'r Inrm product, inn) lm mnwn to porft'ctlmi. Two (mid In faviiH'd Hi'i'tloiiH lliieo) rrupa mi nil "itch )i'iir, mid ufli'r thu lant Iiiiivi'hI llm Ikimiiiih gruwtlis ptunilt lir p.lHtlll'ilKI) fin' slock. 'I'll" Klauialh Kcrliun will ilvnl I'.iHi.'in WiiHliiiiKtuii mid Ori'Kon in whi'iit pi iiiluri Inn. tint It lu iiullty mid iiumillly. Laud well cultlvutcd uud with pli'iity ur water )lelda llfty hush .Ih ur wheat to tho ucre, while dry fiiiniliii: eecuiuii from twelve to twen ty LnisheU. The uverugo, uuder fav oi able water conditions, should be thlity-llvo bushols to tho aero. Onts ylold per acre, with dry farm ing, fiuin twonty-llvo to thirty hush iila; mi lirlgated land, sixty bushels; nud with exceptionally favorablo con dltluua, nlilioat n hundred. Ilarloy yiuliU, on dry laud, twonty-llvo bush ols per acre, which Is always doubled nud often troblcd on properly Irri gated land. Ityo ulso grows well, and peculiarly enough la ofton dry farmed ua u huy or roughage crop tor stock. Applo raising will prove a profit- ablo occupation In the uplands. Pears, plums, prunes and cherries do woll, while In favored locations iikjhL ox cnlliint peachi'H may ho nil Mid; hut earn iiniHt lm taken hy planting Into hlomnlng, hardy vnrlclli'H uf all tlicau fiilllH, hccatiHi; uf lalu froKtH. Thu I'vlili'iiiii uf wliat Hfinill frultH will (lu Ih rmiml In llm wealth uf wild herrleH. All the IhtiIch may lm giuwii lu k i cut ailvanliiK" iih hiiiiii iih a tnmki'l ln'iuiiieH avalluhle. Tin. rliliiieHH uf Ihe hoII und the iiiikii with which It Ih woiked make llm Kluinntli Hcclloii a vuHt potential Kiiiileii. Hern, with lnlgutlun, Intcii hIvii enltlVHtluii will lm widely prac ticed. The careful cultivation thnt innki'H land lu neitlmiH uf Hmithern Calirmiila, lliu Kan .luii'iulti, Hneru uii'Mto, Kan I ii ('turn, I'ajaru, Airn)o llimid" ami utliei I'lillfornla vulleyM Mill III lilimliedH uf dolllirH per ucre will piudtlie llm iiiiiii" ri'Htilt here. The Klmnalli IIiimIii Is iilreaily a gieal native paittiire-lmul, und when are milled nlfalra, clover, etc , it will he mi uiiexielleil dulry uiutitry At IHi'B.'iil ciittlc and nlii'.'i uiiupy the IIcIiIh. There uiu luuuy llerefurdH uml wiiii.i HIiuilhuriiH, Iiiivoiih und (liilluwayH. Hut with thu ciimltig ur etiH) limiHpmliitiuii will come thu day or the mule piiillluhle liitlch cow the da) or Hi" HulHtelii und JerHey Tim Kliiiiiutli lluulii is full ur fine liumi'H. Well lidlipted to hug rnlHlng, the pig Iiuh linen uliniiHt totally neglerted lu llic Klumnth rcKloii, )ct with dN iih.' imk now ii und crupH und ell mute iialuiully mill pled to IiIh tiuedH, lie will laler hecuiue utie ur the moKt Im portant ur IIh Kimiiierclul fuclurK. I'oiillry rnlHlng iiwuKh hut Iruimpor tatlun tu make It ur large propor tions, though now a thilvlng Industry A'lth ii local demand fur In cxcchh uf he Hiippl) NOTICK OK KlintllT'.H HA MI. Hy vlrtiid of nn execution nud or der of pain duly IhhuciI hy tho Clerk of the Circuit Court of Klamath County, Hlutu of Oregon, dated the 30th duy nl Decern tier, A. l 1008, In a (ortnlri fmcclosiire suit lu the Circuit Court for the Mid County end Stale, wherein Kiigenu Hpenier uh l'luliitirf recuvered Judgment ngainnt P. I.. Wright und Clam Wright for thu Hum ur Three TIiuiikuiiiI Nine Hundred Thlrty-llvo ImllnrH uml Thirty Cents ( .l'J3r..30, nnd cmitH and dlnliursijim.'titH tuxed nt Thirty one Dollurs uml Kcventy Cents ($31.70), on the IMth day of Ixcem her, 1'JOX. NOTICi: IH lli:m:ilV given tlmtl will on tho 30th duy of January,! DO0, ul thu front door uf thu Court limine In Kluuiuth rails, In said County and Htate, ut the hour or 3 o'dock P. M. uf Hitld day, sell nt public unction to thu highest bidder, for cash, nil light, I nt ei eit uud title ur I'. I Wright uml Clara Wright In mid to the following described property, to-wlt: Tho houlh Half of the Southwem (Jiiuiter of rlectluii 30, thu North Half or thu Northwest Quarter nnd l.ols One mid Two of Set lion 3!,; also the Northwest CJiinrtor of tho Northeast Quarter, tho Bouthenst Quarter of the Northwest Qunrtor nnd Lots Ono, Two, Thrro nnd Tour, of Section 30, all In Township 30 South of Ilnngo 7 I.'ast, Willamette Meridian, Oregon, contulnliig .100 ucrcs; save and ex cepting tho following described por tion or Mild Lot 1! or Hectlon 29, to wit: I Ick I nn lug nt tho Southeast cor ner or mild Lot 1'; thence North 10.80 (IiuIiih; thence West 10.80 chains; thentu South to tho meander line of tho right hunk of thu Klamath lllver; tliemo following tho said meander line, up stream, to place of begin ning, containing i: ncrex, moro or lcs, Tlie Hnni" being the land token nnd levied upon lis the property of tho Kilil P. U. Wright and CInra Wright, or ho much thereof, uh nmy bo neces sary to satisfy the said Judgment and decree of forerloviro. In favor of Kiigene Spencer against I". .. Wright and Clarn Wright with Interest there mi, together with nil loats and dis bursements that hiivo or may accrue W. II. IIAHNES, Sheriff of Klamnth County, Oregon. tinted nt Klamnth Tails, Oregon, De cember 31, 1008. The l.iiiim brothels, who have been rurnlslilug iiiiihIc for dunces at the )peiu Huns.', stale Ihul they Intend 'villaining In Klamath Kails during Hie winter uud can furnish iiiiihIc for Iiiui'ch ur private entertainments. Word can bo loft with J. V. Houston. Contest Notice. Ih'pmtnieiit uf the Interior, U. S. I .a ml Olllce, I.ukevlew, Oregon, Juu uury i: ItiOH. A siilllck'iit udluduvlt huviug been II led In this olllcu hy Muthlas Armund cunteHtaiit, ugulust humesteud entry Nu. 7CC (Serlul No. 0'JCI), made Sept. IH, JU03, fur W WW, Sec. is. T. 3K S., It. 10 K, by Kleanor S. Ogden, contestee, lu which It Is al leged Ihul Ogden never settled upon mid laud within six months after making mild entry us required by law; that said Kleanur Ogdeu never Impimed huld land by erecting a dwelling Iiuiiho nor made any lm lirmemenlri whatsoever; that the 4111(1 Ogdeu bus wholly ubandonvd said tract und for more thuu six inontlis since making said entry; that said entry Is nut cultivated as re United by Ihw ur ut all, and said Og deu Is nut ut this time nor has ho been living on suld lund during the pusl )cur; thul said Ogden has whol ly fulled lu reside upon, cultivate ur Improve mild entry; hint tho ulleged alisencii uf mild Ogden Is nut dun to his emplo)iucut lu tho Army, Navy or Murine Curpa of the United States us un otllcer, soldier ur murine In any wur In which thu United States may he enguged, mild parties aro hereby notified to appear, respond, und offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 u'lluck a. tn. iiu March 3, 1909, before It. M. Hlchardson, II. S. Com missioner, ut Klamath Fulls, Oregon, und thut final hearing will bo held at 10 o'clock u. m. on March 10, 1909, before thu Heglstcr und He oelvcr at tho United States Lund Of ficii In l.nkuvlcw, Oregon. Tho Mild contestant having, In a proper uttlduvlt, tiled Januury 7, 1909 set forth fuels which show that after duo diligence personal service of this notlcu cun not be made, It Is hereby ordered and directed that such notice bo given by duo uud proper publication. J. N. WATSON, 1-10 Iteglster. CAWrJVeWATIWlD tTMTTHttWSriOQstV VAN RIPER BROS, grocers Guaranteed Paints Wc have full line of W. P. Fuller's Pure Prepared PAINTS i A Big Line of Heating Stoves Just Received GEO. R. HURN i i NMTICK FOIl I'UIIUCATIOX. I.ukevlew 1. 1st No. 51. United States Land Office, Lake- view, Oregon, Jumuiry 13, 1909. Notlcu Ih hereby given that the Northern l'uclllc. Hallway Company, whoso post otllvo address Is St. I'aul, Mluuiicsutu, has ou this 38th duy of December, 1908, filed In this office Its application (Serial No. 0945), to aolect under the provisions of tho Act of Congress, approved July 1, 1S98 (30 Stat. 697, 620), Lot 1 ot section 3 in township 33 south ot range 7V& and Lot 8 of section 7 In township 33 south of rango7, all east ot Wil lamette Principal Meridian, contain ing 61. S3 acres. Any and' all porsons clnlmlng ad versely tho lands doscrlbed, or do strlng to object because ot the min eral character ot the land, or for any other reason, to the disposal to ap plicant, should file their affidavits ot protest In thU office, on or before the 13th day ot March, 1909. J. N. WATSON, 1-18 Register. KLAMATH FALLS FORWARDING CO. Transfer Work of All Kinds Promptly Done Baggage a Specialty. Charges Reasonable Phone 605 HOTEL HOUSTON RATES Single Meals 35 cents Meal Tickets, 21 Meals - - $5.00 Rooms - - 25 and 50 cents per night Rooms - $1.50 and $2.00 per week J. A. HOUSTON, Proprietor BALDWIN & BALDWIN Not Brothers; Just Plumbers PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS CONTRACT WORK A SPECIALTY Prices Reasonable and Work Guaranteed Ml