The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 01, 1909, Image 3

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I., UllAt ,l i,'",fcilfc diwiiol on ii" tli""' Hall Ii nl fnrim-d , -trrnit Hi"' lini1 ""' '"" '"'i:1' H'h ..mli-illllik ''in Hi'" l'i"'i"l Aftir Ih it ,r ditlnl In" H" lrt in tr) to rttcbaii) f Hi""' !""" iiu'inrj tUll" A Orldt With Ooma Ootid Point. Sniia- ;i'iira uii" In nt:rli ullurnl lutrlct In I hkIiiihI Hiimv llwii u rnrui rr wbo wmil'il " H(" '""' "r ''I i own. I Tbrr ""' "' "'"' """' n wa,lj iiiwr I" n''' ' '"' '""''I u'Htriiac, n,i fe. rrfoltitl In follow u Im ul i iittuui idi) ik Hi'' llrar uf lli pirlali worn rltlol out hi" notlcwt nt i liimli lu ail tiMU' lln-" ! Ira. fiirimr," wi 1,1 Uu1 l'rir "I (toutii' I" "HIIiik I" olilln' )ou lull jutid'iiil annul my tliiiroh," Crufiill)'. Iiiihi'I'T, tliiy alrurk ai Urrln Hi1' ''"' '''"i" almiilil nilrtr tlar ttir mnr, mill II"- liinti III rrliirn I (iniulwd I" K" I" lliurth Now J II (orrutinli!) tin' mini "a ilt-nf, mid mi ttr Mltiilay following Ih'M tlir loar fir out llii' lunula nf limrrlni;'' l Ikd Josipli Hininl'"i, liai'liflur ami Sirsb Ho-alul-ao apllialtr llii' furilnT( luuk It for kmiiIiiI Hint t ! slcnr waa fltlrr uut partliulara nf 1,1a cow aud liwUlri) nut "ToU llilulit a well a.lj lillr jriitl M itaiul II Hint alii' la n mint tivlillo rrrlturr nml i'lillri'1 fn-r fruui vlca" -IIMJ hlnrM ' I. " THE KLAMATH COUNTRY ITS OPPORTUNITIES AND RESOURCES lllili In fin l luiidi, oviii.llvlUK itiijiiiim i, ml lino lukou. wnlloU with lohlo liniuiitulii ruiiKtai tovuruU with (i out iilnu foitulu, puitauuU ut a Oil iiutu tliul tun tnuiitliH In tliu tur la 1juI, il, KUuutu Uft.lu, horctofuro MJliitcU nml nltnoat unknown, In uu UK liiml'i tumllly arriiaalhln. I lila rkh Im n I u In n ilnlcnu 4,000 t iihuvu tliu avu luvol, dlvliluil Into rtllJ tt liy iiiiiiinlulii Miura und kIvuii mrkl) hy avturul frvMli-uttT lukoa. )f thrao. Dm till in InrKvat iovi'1 two lliiliilrvil tliuiinuhil ncroa liovi'liiiiiiiiit Iiiih b"vu rctatdnil by link of IiiiiiiIkiuIIoii nml luck of Tiiiuiortiilloii 'Ihu IlllllUltl IHIMlliltUtlUII (if HlXtUVU lliiluia la ililurly In tliu wlntur, III tliu 'oriu uf tnoiinlulii aiiow 'I ho auin mil lltlnriill U too IlKht lu naauru I'Hia 'I he Hlaklou und Cuacada Miiiitiluliia iria,m(isl u MtroiiK hurrlur u milium) hiilliliTa Thi-lufori-, with i trunk linn of rallftuy hnrdl fifty iilh't In the wvat, und tho lamcat niiily of frcah wali-r iivullulilx for lr-rU-i'lliiii ial uf tint Mlalaalii nt Ha nor) iloor, t Ilia tltll ri'Kluii litta hron llttln iiiutii thitu u imaturii fur initio iiul alui'ii, Ita lukva und murahva 'iiiiui-a foi untold humour of wild 'ol, mill Ita fori-ala uud iiiounlklna 'nit l Im Imuiila of wild unlniKla All thla la in ou (.ImiiKvd murvi Kiualy h two faclora Uiivuruinc-nt rrlnitlon mid rvcUiuktluu utid mil rimil cuiialructloo. Tho work of the (lonrumont la (id ul llio dlu,onul of thu hoiucuiiukuiu, thu United UtuldH uwiuuiliiK ull rlalt uud ruaiioiialblllty for thu luvcuttuuiit. Kluujuth I'ulla, tho (.ouuty uout of Klumutli Couul), Ortcuii, uud thu uuuiuurLlul cuutur of thu Kluinulb rvKloii, In ii lively town of V,ti00 peo ilc, with Kood Kimloil and lilKli mhuola, u lino wulur hjhIoiii, ulcttrlt light und iiiiwt'i iilunlH, ti.'loiliono Mtum, uud otlii'i illy utllltluH. It u thu dlvi-iHlon pulnt of tho chief in uula of thu IrrlKutlou iroji-ct, uud la htudquurluru for thu United Btutua Hucluiuulloii Hervlco mid thu Klmnuth Wutc-r Dacia Akauilulluii 'Ihu liotol futllltlua urn K'""l Men III, Hour 'J'ulu l.uko, U the ichlci of u laiKO fertllu Hitlliiu uouth of Klumutli t'nlla uud puit uf Ita auiiouudluK luuda uru tilrnuly watered by thu Uuuruiuunt IrrlKutlou )atem. Iluiiuuiu, on Loit IIIvit la thu iirlurlpul trudliiK point of the upper projitt It U ut thu Jumtlou uf thu lurKeal valleya, 'Ihu upland null la ihletl) u rich, aumly Ion hi of gnat uulfuruilty mid InalltiK firtlllt) It la u inUturu of dlaluli Knilt'd mid rudnd luvu with vuluinlc uah mid dlutunmiiiiua t-mtli. Thu luk mid tulu (itiurah) lands lire tniidii of finely dlalutei:niti'd votciiulc materlnl uud orKuulc mntler, the lut tor thi' ilouiinpoHtd eKvlublu uccuiii ulutlon of UKea Nuwlioii', ierluiia. run ho round u tnoiu fertile lountry 'Die uulunila uru ven almllur to the I hoIN of thu fmiioua Yiikliiiu Vulley lu WuahliiKtou, whllu thu lowlnnda evuiy yeur In uhoiil tin to bundled, und oven In ntoilny weather a day ruruly puiiccu with thu uun'a face hid den the entire time. Thu clear at luoaphoro uud tho olovutlou make brlclit tho auuuy day and glvo tho aky tho dropout bluo, whllo nt night thu Htnrry flrmiincnt la brilliant be) und dextriptlon und ho) und tho conception of f ok-holt inhnbllnnta. Where Ihu uulei Hilpply Ih limited, i"'Kolirunli muutlea thu vulleya with Kruy. In the murahlanda am muny apoclett of ruahea, aedxa aud tulea. Thu Horn of the bnaln Ih fnr above thu uveriiK'' In Mirlely, for bore meet noitheru und auutheiu plunta, oddly u ii nliiKllnr 'I he lund la rich In wild Itiuu, Lhoke-iherrlea, buckle berrlea, wild gooseberrlva, wild cur rutita, und other wonomlc plnnta. There aru muny apeclea of tiutrltlvo native ktuhhi'ii, Indeed, thu bnaln hua Ioiik heen u HtiKkmuu'H aiimmer par adlHo Mnny of thu amullur valleya uru almply lurco meudowa. Thu lowei hllla aurroundluK tho baaln uru (.mured with range craaaca, and mattered parka of Juniper, moun tain iiiuhuKany mid other arid land ahruba. Thu hlKliur lunda uro cov ered with regal foreata of red fir, augar und )ellow pine, and cedar. In nbuiiduncu may be grown tho corcula (cxifpt corn), ulfalfa, var Ioiih initrltloua graaaea, root cropi, potntueH, uaparagua, lelery, ull hardy fruitH. vcgetahlea und berrlea. Alfalfa, which hua created more Whrr fltd Hair la Dlillkad. la Cornwall, partli tilnrly tlm l.nnd'a JnJ dUlrlcl. It I" nut nihluWf In iluh ( prvjll "a rrd Inlred llmic." though la Isutt parta uf Kuglaiid, i-aHi'lally ttllt,J. Ihr ctpifaaliiii would na llkrly not protoki im tiiiniueiit ut nil or be rtphird at almpl) frl'oloua M a oltri- ifiiirt mir bi-nnl In M1 It IVniaiitf tun u hnll It iiuno nut In rtUrorf that lli" ili'ffiidiml bud cnlliil Uw romplahiatit "a nil hnlnil Ilnnn," and thla tr, to nil naaailll The atruiig miustnun-of Cornlnlimi'li In ImmIuIiIwI Ij thi" trntiK npolatloii l aa ktroug lirtrr Tt,' CVItlr lintlotia lintttl tin- llalira itj wrrr nlnnja flghtliie IIhmii Ami M only In Curunnll but nl-o nil atom; our roil I a, whcri- Ihr H.thf- or .Norf Bfii uiailc thrlr rntugi-a thl dri'p ruM irrjudlev ngnlnal -oili- with rad hair, "ml hrnilul," uiun or li-aa rvmalna Insrnlniil In the milloiml char Itlrr -J llnrrla tituur lu "Ihe Uug llib llluatrnit'd" V" Ll j- ilmr' lfi!,ZlrMnUI. r ft '"""mil; , J rUATth i AMI 1 7? Mt Vartua Cong. Ttn grrat lenur'a luiidi niii"llr-d uf I ctii- umrlrt. uapnragua. fruit aud ia It "XoBiratJ" an Id the n porter "A I Utile int-iit na voill,lf." tlit'lrlior rrtillnl "Mi-nt kllla auiiK 1 he night Ircilf. the ihruah and lurk ure griiln Mttri. and lliclr aung la aueet Tho nrolroniu" bird", the rruw, ele,, only rroik And In coinitrlr-i Hint go In fur rirnilvr iui-.il cnllug- niigliind, for In-MatKr-thrre nre few good vuliva. bl! Id the mure trgHnrlnu count rlca, 1Kb na Italy, tine xlnger nliound. ton bird" nre eTtnrlnn." he run tlouVd "Canilioroui liInN croak." Nw York I'reaa. Vh.ra Wat.r Meant Lift. At lll'iktiutliig the arnrrlly of water la auinr pnrta uf Auatiullu and tbe blfli value ii upon It, would draw ttriillo.i in the rnao of Ihrif Afghans who were murdt'ttd In Wrnt Analrnlla. Water vru amnv. uml iet thi-w tbn-e crteutoU w nnlir.l themelea In n road I holf-ine al,r Hiuirie uf aiipply-ad-1 JoIuId a Heliitur'n humettead, In a I 'ory he aliot ihu three uf I hem. aud at Mi auUniuent trill the Jury nuanl-i ooutlf aiiiultted hlm.-Wlde World MlJIllDf. I Hla Grtat Fault. Va -im .. .. ". aam i lie vtoiiiu oo amnor. 'V tnkeii ii Iioiiko In the country, but " will lie ueieiHiiry fur me to engage mrilnmr, TIhto'h ipillc n plot of Ifound aruuiiil the house; too much for tu bundle." "V"." milled Crlillck. "you m-ver roul,i k.h. ii , . .., ,i t,i.. ( - 4HIIII- ii iiiii, cuiiiii yuui wmu lle Btamhird and Tlmen. S'h'r5JrAr I U I.... .... , - . w ij I HAiiuriAL ran t i -a;VVt i j - .Tai I f - '4V- ' "T ' J KLAMATH ' r" I '" I h INDIAN j'j "'VS- r-rl h RtSERVATION ', . Vak , f ft -HAH Mm ) ds&vfs' -'-- S f5' ,'" y&niAf,r"t 7 i . wi'toi -rQa A ! i -S'"' riV'V "!" J x Vii-i.fwi . J; mSiS ' 1 ' ' I ' o i j ialy aw ( ' f MULAMATMfAlli 1JLV wr . ai.i Im XNw 1 SlijmA art '-jB r "-v- n.1 f tehiMT I" fmn ic on HMt!iM''fv 111 w 'iJ .V jt.-C "t($y "fit n "' All Pratty. A ratb piper unuouniiNl for Ita col ""a a fortlKomliiK atory, entitled "M Prettkat Hlrl In the Town." A hundred joudk ladlea Immediately "t Post rurda wnruluu the axlltor not Mo their rt'ul nnmea.-1ondon Olol. . Bravlty. i.m 01nn' voril are woalole.,, .,K0,cr' "Urevltjr ia the aoul of ,1",0, mwnya." nplled tbe obaerveri t, la uny eeiit. It In always com-ndablo.-i'hih,dolplilii Vnu. Twtnty and Twtntytwo. What la the dlirercnie between twle JJJ ni twlc e eleven? None whatever. Jlt you neo that twice ten make ty and twice eleven makes twta. V'tWO (too) 2 "Jtrontnt things art la l divided Into twii imilKCls. the uppor ,id ti.u lower. Ihu lauor, mu niu mportunt, lias for Its principal t or supply Uppor Klamath Luke, th ursoat unvlgablo body of frcMli watu. ,u tho West. Tho supply takon Iron it will leaaen thu alio oi i.inn i Ita outlet, but will not affect tbe vol nine of wator In tho lake Itself, Thr topography of tho land Is such that tho water from tho Isko cuu bo dls trluuted over larno area by gravity. Clear Uko, In California. U tho source of tho upper project. It will bocome a reeerrolr, and Its outlet, boat River, diverted Into the Klamath Hlvor sad. superceded largely -as a .... n.rrinr hv an Irrigation canal. This 'Oddest of etrMBU. 'isaeandtrlnf with a maty motion," wr aowaa almloasly a hundred mllos, arrivos within six miles of 'Jts source .and finally slnkB In Tule Lake. Tule Lake, a broad shoot of wator, wnoue iron .. .i..M, u about to feet, has bo otbor water auppJy Ad no outlet. With tho diversion ot iLost Rlvor, Its bed Tvlllbepartly reolalnwd- Tho aovernment worn, .,,, an axnandlturo .Of $4.- will rti -- - --- i. 00,000, and UU Investment Is plao- uro lu u clhBB hy thomHelvea In rich ueaa Thu aolla ure fieu from gumbo uud udobii Lhuinilerlatlia, ver) euay to woik, without stonea, uud do not buku eually. In u few localities patch en of ulkull IHU) bu found, but llioiu uru iiulln lufreguent and cuu bu euied for by pioper drulnuge. Thu noli la of uniformly greut depth, und very rurely la tliure hurd-pau near tliu surface. The climate of tho Klamuth Daalu la delightful In lato spring, summer and autumn and until mldwlutor. With Its scenic and hunting and fish ing attractions, tho region is becom ing a jgroat summer resort. Tho woatbor Is modorately warm In sum mer And not severely cqld In winter. 1 hero Is llttlo zoro weather. Destruc tive storms aro unknown. Somo win tors aro open without snow, but oc casionally there Is enough snow tor sleighing. Spring plowing begins In tho lattor part of February or early In March. March and April are rain iest months, and January Is the coU ost. Very llttlo rain falls In the sum mer, and crops may bo harvested without tear ot a storm. The average number ot clear daya wealthy farmers In tbe irrigated Weat than uny other furm product, inuy bo grown to perfeitlou. Two (and lu favored uectlca three)- crops mo tut ouch yeur, aud after tho last hurvent the vigorous growths pormlt of puatiirugu for stock. The Klamath soctlon will rival eastern Washington aud Oregon In wheat pioductlou, both In quality and quautlty. Land well cultivated aud with plenty of water yields fifty bush els of wheat to the aero, while dry farming secures from twelve to twen ty bushols. Tho nvorage, under fav orable water conditions, should be thIrty-Qve bushels to tho aero. Oats jleld per acre, with dry farm ing, from twonty-flvo to thirty bush ols; on Irrlgatod land, sixty bushels; and with exceptionally tftvorablo con ditions, almost a hundrod. Barley yields, on dry land, twenty-five bush els per aero, which Is always doubled and often trebled on properly Irri gated land, nye also, grows woll, and poouliarly .enough Is often dry farmed as a hay or roughage crop for stock. Apple raising will prove a profit able occupation In the uplands. Pears, plums, prunes and cherrlea do well. whllo In favored locations moat ex cellent peaches may ho raised; but (iiru muat ho tnken by pluntlni; lato bloomlng, hardy varieties of all these fruits, hecnuau of lato frosta. Thu evidence of what smull fruits will do In found lu thu wealth of wild berrlm. All tho berries may ho grown to glint advantage nu soon na ii market hecomea uvallnhlo, Tho richness of thu soil and the caau with which It Is worked muko tho Klamath soctlon a vast potential garden. Iloro, with Irrigation, inten sive cultivation will bo widely prac ticed, Tho careful cultivation that makes land lu uoctlona of Southern California, the Han Joariuln, Harm inento, Bantu Clura, I'ajaro, Arrojo Uraudo and other California willoys worth hundreds of dollars per acre will produco the same result hero. Tho Klamath iiaaln Is alrcudy n great native pasture-land, and when uru added alfalfa, clover, etc., It will be an unexcelled dairy country. At present cuttlo and sheep occupy tho Molds. There uru many Hcreforda and somo Hhorthorns, Duvons aud Oallowuys. Uut with tho coming of easy transportation will coma tho day of thu more profitable milch cow tho day of thu Holateln and Jeraey. Tho Klamath Uasln Is full of fine horses. Woll adapted to hog raising, tho pig has been almost totally neglected In thu Klamath region, )et with dls eaae unknown and crops and cllmutc naturally adapted to his needs, ho will later become ono of tho most Im portant of Its commercial factors. I'oultry raising awaits but transpor tation to make It of largo propor tions, though now a thriving Industry with a local deinund far in excess of tho supply. said tract and far moro than six monthn slnca making Raid ontry; that wild ontry Is not cultivated as ro il ul red by law or nt all, and said Og don Is not at this tlmo nor has ho been living on raid land during tho paat )car; that said Ogden has whol ly failed to rcsldo upon, cultlvato or itnprovo wild entry; that tho alleged u linen cu of anld Ogdcn la not due to hla employment in tho Army, Navy or Matlne Corps ot the Unltod States as(an officer, Roldlcr or marina In any war In which tho Unltod States may bo engaged, said partloa aro heroby notified to appear, respond, and offer ovldenco touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. rn, on March 3, 1909, before It. M. Hlchurdson, U. S. Com mlsalcncr, at Klamath Kails, Oregon, and that final hearing will be held at 10 o'clock a. rn. on March 10, 1909, beforo tho Ilcglstcr and Ho jcelvcr at tho United States Land Of i flee In Lakevlew, Oregon. I Tho Fald contestant having. In a proper nfTdnUt, filed January 7, 1909 litt forth facts which show that after due illllgenco personal service of this notlco can not ba made, It Is heroby ordered and directed that such notlco bo given by duo and proper publica tion. J. N. WAT80N, 1-1C Rcglstor. Contest Notice. Department of thu Interior, U. S. Land Office, Lakevlow, Oregon, Jan uary 12, 1909. A sufficient amadavlt having bcon tiled In this offlco by Mathlas Anuand contestant, against homestead entry No. 27CJ (Serial No. 09C4), made Sept. 1C. 1902, for W W, Sec. 28, T. 38 S, U. 10 E, by Eleanor S. Ogden, conlcsleo, In which It Is al leged that Ogden nover settled upon said land within six months after making said entry as required b) law; that said Eleanor Ogdcn never Improved said land by erecting a dwelling houso nor made any Im provements whatsoever; that the tald Ogdcn has wholly abandoned NOTICK FOR i'UIH-ICATIOX. Lakevlow List No. Gl. United States Land Office, Lake view, Oregon, January 12, 1909. Notlco Is hereby given that tbe Northern I'uclflc Railway Company, whoso post office address Is St. Paul, Mlnnncaota, has on thl 28th day of December, 190S, filed In tills offlco jits application (Serial No. 0945), to jsolcct under the provisions of the Act of Congress, approved July I, 1898 i(30 Stat. 097, C20). Lot 1 of section 1 3 In tonnsLIp 33 south of range 7 V4 land Lot 8 of section 7 in township 1 33 south of range, all enst of Wil lamette Principal .Meridian, roitnln Ing SI. S3 ncrci Any and oil persons claiming ad , vomi'I' tlio land- iccrlbed. or de siring to object b.tjuse of tie min eral character ot tl r land, or for any other reason, to tl e disposal to ap plicant, should file tlclr nflldnvlts of protest In tl.ls office, on or before the 13th day of March, 1909. J. N. WATSON, 1-18 Register. MONEY TO LOAN on ranches.tlm ber land, and city property. IIALL SI1EPHERD CO. 30tf f4fWWf Guaranteed We have full line of W. P. Fuller's Pure Prepared PAINTS i A Big Line of Heating Stoves Just Receiver! i GEO. R- HUKN i XO4tt4aK'aK0-a0a4a) -e-.e lOAMATH 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