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MARSH LAND EXPERIMENTAL
FARM SURPRISE TO RESIDENTS
Visitors, to Ally Yesterday Never Realized
Before I he Wealth Hidden Under the
Heavy I ulc Growth on the Marsh
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY
21, 1009.
PuceectNTf,
GOVERNMLNI I ARM
IDEALLY SI I UA I LI)
ComprHii'iisiu' l)rtiiiiQ(tSS'
tern InhUilk'il mill IVotisinii
Made lor Siiti-lrrijiitioii
Soon Ready to I'lnnl
Cukildvlablo dlaruaiinii I. In m,!
ua ll.f n.afah Ui.il i i'rtinniti (tin,
Untu tin' twiiiilun to '1 iniM.li)
All v( Hi" mm lunula arr (ori.in'li
014-lllue ifiijtnti o ihii tuuuir)
Htrvinl turptlu livii tl.i) looked
bva lie l 'HI ttipoicd by ilio
Mtnutat uI Ha Kjiii The farm Ii
Uxatn-1 I'Ul lllllll dlaUIIC fiolil tljr
aUtlou ai .l l Ii Ideall) titi,attl
lul dctUKuiiiilltig Ita c'bllltUl ii
lit tut twntinp Irtlun Hi niotni
n( lairce .ilnp tun b a taiullnu
rmlne tliu wstrr tint bun rctuutnl
ltd trivial (rrt ul black toll rlrl.
It dKvtupuv-l trgrtabto matter i
aipuMd Ttm main dfalnac canal
riltodi aiuu l llir tnlr farm Iml
tiblall? iwi. nil) )atda tlirra It a
ttwt cut about ot,.i yaid In width anil
)tat Irn feci Jr.ji Tlilt afTotdi a
ruaptvbenilt- iltalnacp tyatem. at
t.l at n..ilti means fur aub-lrrl-f
ttloo 11 oil u ilrilni out to
Ital ll mar lx plowed toon Itir
111 (tooth liaa Urn burnixl lra
U( ho giuund viuael Hi IIik tun
Camps aio maintained fur Ihe crew
if tarn encaged in bull.llt.K new
Ulrt a i. J In knilim thu ulii onot
It rtpalr
I'" Kl.,,,.11, ,, ,u, ,iWo
"'""' "'"'" ""Ur uf whkh tl.vy
'' "" "" '"'lf" U thm.rl, I.
H"inrmiu Thu uvumgo yield on
bom aooo r.ctnJ this project aro
Kivvn ui follow,
Ooli. Z0S0 hctc,
49 I....I.. - ...
- "u.mii imr nrrv, utrragi) gross
vtluu Mr sir.-, III, corn, ioo ucris.
I buahils p.,r ncro. t! CO, wliciit.
C00 acrm, 20 buil,. I. per acre, 118;
iiiillv.. l,a. 320 nci,., ton per acre,
delegates ToirYANS FORSEWER SYSTEM
IRRIGATION ioilim
WILL til LOCATED ON MAIN ST.
Consulting Engineer Moore Will Recom
mend d Septic Tfnk for the DisfrltfJ
CONGRESS
I Major Hnmlcrron Inn received a
uwuku yield, (communication from tho secretary of
I"" Natlonnl Irrigation Congress
tinting Hint Klamtth rails It ntltlod
to nvo delcgatca, and cnclotlng ctf
tlflcntet for their appointment. Tho
Irrl.tt.lon Confirm will incct thli
l'tltrtCT "UIIKAMS"
L'.VUEIt THE UAMMEIt
I'uile Mmn tu (kll Smuggled Oownt,
Lacca and Hlilrtall
At AunlM.
NEW YORK, May 20. Tho Oor-
t'j . tifll fl I i.t u k II .. . I. .. t ..' l.m: kri.1 ( la as.
". (.."luu.ti,.,,,,,, lUn. ... k, i; '"'" - ., : uutnii. ymr It. Hpokano and tho meeting It "'""""" cn.neraiaea .ale of
i ii ii. ti in., Kljinatl iil'i-r urn- lf.i nirnir. .,. ,.-.. ... rn.iiv imi.. .. ...
i - """ ' wi.. i u ouocicu lo ho unn nf i, m.,.i i.-.i ' """"" uu niu iian on
Juno lit, when tho eontcnti of one
'H"ii la muili utvr llltij
A GOOD PROFIT
ON LAND IN
KLAMATH
Comparison of Crops
Grown In This and
Other Projects
HI. alfalfa, y ami, 4 6 expected lo ho one of tho moil
acre, Us, )Jr,.y, 4(j ncrea.j portnnt In tho hlitory of tho on
I in.
of the:
"m.
s
re, tntlon
organl
luni pit acre,
- liuihi'li por trUi ft 3 7t
' 41. h.. .. ...
I " " "U,,", l,ur "cre.iii particularly Important to the
HO 6u. gani,,, p.oduce. 10 Ben,. Klamath ...ctlon. vrblch Ii ono of tho
iMitago not. ,ulu. tiuo per acto ' isrmtci Irrlnalod t.r.ln,,. i ,.,
im au.mion to tiiu ctop nninid. thiro Unllid Hlatc-i,
wire tome iiccllcnt gardens and
tir fnilnii patclita
All of tlie fnrim-ra ukiw Hint con
Major Handcrion haa given very
carciui thought to tho aclcctlon of
thv dolciatet and It Ii fibM-inl ilm
... .. ...... r "--
..mrauie inpiiai I. nvvilvd for tlio;ll will attend. Those choicn arc- W.
uccwiful ptoaerutlon of the ork. H W'orden. W T Shlve. T E. An-
and that a ilmo Koi on the leldi Itony. Elmer 1 Applegato and K. A.
lll he Incti-nntl Alford
7I imhIihiIkii fiiiin faiuii ltd
iii Or Ihn I'lnJ.it. u ibp U H
lli-Uuiailun Sirrlf.- it now l.lng
iKutdid b il.c iiournmcnt In'
11 oil lutlacci-i the land It Ulii'
ItlUl.-U L turn Itliontil uf llllfa.
'tun fafti.lnc and ullin b mm Lo
" hui Hill" of anr kind of agrl
tlllqtr to It.al inrvtiafll) IL pto
lurtiun Ileum mi not at treat aa
ma ! tipHtrd htn holh men and
nathliiif) iHTume mole itritnriit
IIokocI finie ut the Ocmm puu
.III el In I t.r ItiYUinalltm llit-urd
ihu iirillint ii-tulla for Inalanre,
jii a lovacru farm In tl.i Klamath
IVoJrvt California (Irrjun planted
in alfalfa, tatlu)- uala, ha and paa-,
iuii thrrv aa a tutal i-illmali-J j
lrld uf IJU02 not cuuntlng the
ttock and oullr Ettlmatlng the
coil uf production at I to per actr.
S?Taafcita i. '-
T?lTiTli'l-lia5awlTa LaLB ''J
iSlHllll H ''J''' alaaaaaaW'i
MaPnr'-a t ti c-u-..' c !MMaWawMppBpMMl
Tho work being attempted l,rUDk' conUlnlnK T ihlrtwalat.. will
uo uuerca ni auction. Tueto wiliti,
appralacd at from ISO to 1300 each,
aro aald to bo among tho flneit pro
duced In Parli In many cari.
Trunk No. 2. tho contenti of which
mill bo offered for tale on June 4th,
contalui 30 magnlflcont laco waliti,
each ono dcicrlbed at a "dream,"
and not ono appralied at leu than
1200. In trunk No. 3 thero aro 49
Prlncosi gowni, tho minimum ap-
pralaal being 2S0 They will be
offorcd at auction on Juno 10th,
Among these aro aevcral dinner
gowpi, appraised nt 11000 and more.
On Juno 12tb tho shirtwaist! la
trunk No. 6 will be offered at anc
trunk No will bo offered at auc
smuggled gowns was $520,000
Kermlt ftlaya
noOSEVELT fjLCVKEB f
sixtv wracnuEXB
.
Former PmlilcntNKUli a
Leopard.
e
NAIROBI (D. E. A.VMay 20.
Theodora Kooiovatt an hla ion,
Kermlt, aro baring go6d hunting
luck on the Juja ranch ofOeorg
McMillan. Their Dtur IncloHas
ola
6d hui
i of0
lnclu
l and C
water buck, an Impalla and'ev10'
varletlei of antelope.
Tho expedition bai sow total
sixty specimens.
BIG RAIN MEANS
MONEY FOR THE
FARMERS
E'cry unu n thv paitlva that rntthla Iralct
U Ady )califday look otcailon lo
rltlt the oipetlinvnlal atalluti Hump
all dlaappulnlrd bvcauao ttir) did
M Sad the plan already In cutll
'Don All wer tutprtaitd at thv
atllh that la hidden uudnr lh board can at tho nearb)
ml return ut 117 50
IHir acre, or fly:: In Muntana,
on Hi j llunllry I'rojKl. tbr avirasu
ltld uf autar bwta bai been about
If. tuna pr aero, and theie beets
tutu Utiu wuilh IS l't Ion en
railroad
mi; Ai'iiiToitim at a.v..i expositio.x. Seattle.
I'ruhabl) ll.i- mutt urikiuu structure on the grounds ul tho Alaska
Yukon-Turlnc Ktpoiluon Is the Auditorium It Is bulldcd of reinforced
cocrrilf. siirl and brick and la t part of tbr rich legacy which la to be
Landid dotn lo the Slntp lnlerllj hm the Kalr Is oer
Tln Audllutlum stands upon an milnence overlooking tho main en-ttauct-
tu the Kipualllon Oroundi ll Is now In use aa a lecture room
by thv t'uliitill) Law School and for nil as9mbls of students It has
a sealing caparlt) of close to 3000, which can be greatly Increased
My tulo gruth of the Klamath I nation In the tame countr), Jielda '
atri tea Looking upon thla auiall of 3u bushels of wheat per acre
fstlaistd tract and then grating
PI the almost boundless area of
imp on all sides of ll. m fan
fc tut be Impressed with tho future
Wttaeas of this section
Already enough ran bo ai-un uf
Iss pilmvnlal alallim In luntlncn
lk aoit skeptical thai tho drainage
like marine will cho to Klamath
Wis a hunt uf woallli Tho rich
U laautoa bountiful ciopa Tho
lactiaat Ihe farm Is almost ready fur
IUntlon Is Indicative lhat It will
w ttqulro eara to aubji-cl tho
"Pi lo Intouslvu fanning Tho
Xlo tho place roiivlnred man) of
rillOW riKMlllVM I'Olt TOMllllT.
lu Corps march
lotirnunj Hamond
Kins of line' march
Ioltg I'lcturcs cou.lc
Spcclalty
.Maglc b) tho man of mjiury.
Prof Win. retcrson
Moving Picture,
"Tho Police Dogs," one of Ihe best
ll III.IO HCHOOL CLOSES.
nil iu uuiuaia ui uaia mir vwu i
, .. .. . I subjects eer thrown ou the canas
secun-d On tho North Plalto Pro-1 ' .i...m i,k
Oovd) llai ui'J
Kel)ii North
l.lltlv Houston
l.oulsc Hargent
rct. Nebratka-Wjomtng, one farmer
reports f."1 bushels of polatoe per
actr (in IS acres, and 40 bushels
uf uau per aero In New Mexico,
the Cirlabad Project. 23 tuns ul
alfalfa ueiv gruwu un C tun. with
2 Jsciull uf water per arte In
Mouth Hikola, thi llulle-Pourche Orplln Hchallock
Prujett, uno mau rupuila the follow. Kannlo Hmlth
,ng pruducllon Pir acre 75 b.,u..(- --
of oats If. buahels uf i-orn and 200 ' ( ,,crK1,
buahela ul potatoes per acre on ljja Sjnder
acrea Anulhtr farmer In the same, Ml,i Pisrl U'sli-i
cninlr) ralsi-d 3C0 l.u.hcls uf pot.- Miss Mitchell
Jack'
The following tabic gives tho oto
for tola) of the moil popular joung
lad) In Klamath rails
Hub) Martin
20S
200
190
US
ISO
100
90
Si
80
70
70
GO
40
Thv Klamath Falls public school
closed today for the summer, and
grade tarda wcro Issued to the
scholars at 4 o'clock this afternoon
It Ii presumed that tho small boy and
girl will ho happy now that their
arduous duties aro over and they can
hate three long rnontbi In which
bo froo and onjoy themselves. It Is
also hlgbl) prouablo that many of
thv tcacbirs, also, greet tho ond of
school with as great Joy as do tho
children
Tber was 14 of an Inch of rain
fall during last night Reports
from the country aro to tht effect
that tho rain was general through
tho southern and eastern part of the
county It la stated that the shower
of last nlgbt and which still coa
tlnuet during tho day, li of Incstl
mablo valuo lo tho farmers of the
country, especially thoie In the
upper countr) Yonna. Langcll and
Poo Valle)i Large tracts of new
land In those sections hate bcoa put
In cullltatlon this year and planted
to grain, and but for the rain the
crop would be very light. At the
present time tho prospecta aro very
bright for a banner crop In Klamath
county this year
Rootevt.lt bai killed prUoa.
Kermlt on a recant trip jlijatihod
a leopard at distance of ate
Tho animal had
e of City
CITY DIVIDED INTO
TWjOpDffSTRICTS
M4J ipfM?trl WiU
beater and waa cha
sly aiaulaaj a
iXomit.
BYRON L; OLIVER
(Loa Angtlaa. CX Time-)
A dispatch rtcarrtd ay taMfaaa
at aa early hoar thla sMrilslroai
Moxlco City gives newi of Uo Ng
ot Byron L. Oliver ot Loo JaVngtli
reiieroay at w. A?ratra
la the Bute of n.izuta.
celved at the City ut UaiMb, tko i
Cbaa. awra of Santa Clar
I, who baa'lMM rotalaed kyttba cl
! eomBlUtJioaglner tiJM
EtVlrMWu SsnawaMA'ln Uytngoi
do jjot atato !
Tho body is to I
Furnished rooms and apartments
nt tho Ilaldwln. 13
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Fine, Hand-Tailored t
Suits
From
$13.50
$40.00
New, Snappy Fur
nlihings, Walit
Coats, Neckwear
Walkover Oxfords
to please the most
fastidious, at
K K K
STORE
Klamath
County
Real
Estate
Dealers
Ass'n
Col V I! Holablrd left ) ester-
da) for I.oh Migclc flcfore 1c.iIdc
ho closed a deal for the purchase of
tho property on tho corner of Mala
and Eighth streets, this side of the
public school building. It hat not
been mado public yet what ute the
property Is to bo put to, but It la
probablo that It was purchased for
building purposes.
Orgaaulxed for the lrotuctloo
of I ho Uu)cr and Seller of Heal
Properly and tlie promotion and
linprotouunt of Klamath Count.
Members
1). B. CAMPBELL.
P. L. FOUNTAIN,
GREGOtlY McCLELLAN.
IIALL-8IIEFERD CO.,
HOLCOMil REALTi" CO.,
MASON & SLOUGH,
T. W. STEPHENS,
FRANK IRA WHITE,
WILBUR-WHITE.
Transactions with any of tho
above dealer Insure prelection.
Woman's World.
Six married noiuen have been ad
mitted to the bur In New York city.
The national suffrage convention for
I00O will be held at the Alnska-Tukon-PaclUc
exposition In the first week In
July. One day uf this week will on
observed as woman's day.
Patents for Intentions relating to fly
ing machines hme been applied for by
Ornish women, nnd they have also di
rected Int entire attention to railroad
curs and to wireless telegraphy.
lie nut, really, are you going to
mnrry uie or nro you going to make
fool of me J
She liutb, my dear boy,
"I vtlkh I hud jcu voice I"
"Yci, no doubt you do."
"Tcs. If It bclonscd to me I eoald
(top It when I Uked, you tee."
Jobn-I're Just loot a thousand dol
lars. Julln-WeU. It ti better It ahould
hare happened to you than to aome
poor becear on tho street Exchungt.
The emolument of the offlcen of
the French Academy of Science! were
fixed br Napoleon Bonaparte and hats)
not been changed line that ttm.
Tho Inventor of absinth aold bit
Mcret for a trifle to man who dis
posed of It for 130.000 to a third per
os, who mad millions out of It
Cabbage la the poorest In food Tain
of any vegetable. Carrot are a little
better. Potato are two and a half
ttm mor valuable than cabbage.
"Do you give your dog any oxer,
etaer
"Ob. ye. H co for a tramp tr
ry day."-LeU' Wkly.
patch says,
of death.
to Los Angel.
Mr. Oliver, who waa
and who bad from Uxa
actlvo In RapabUcu, jfbllUca
was 38 year old. HstfFWt for Mi
about three wk sat. HI wif
compaaled him. Ht bad not
well for several aatntha. Th
was ukm for plealur and
tlon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C Oliver, parent,
and Mlu Nellie O. Oliver, a (later,
llto at No. 730 Beacon tret. thU
city. Mrs. W. Btcln, Jr.. nother
sister, lives at Ramona Acrt. Two
brother survlv. There ar Caleb
Oliver of Klamath Fall. Or., and
J. S. Oliver, who la abroad.
Tho horn ot Mr. 01lvr wa la
South Paudtaa.
At. ttlosa leit this afternoon for
Modford, where h will impact th
Roctograph machine being used by
tho abitract company la Jackson
county. The Hectograph make an
absolute fac ilmll copy ot th
record. The work I don by a ort
of a camera, which takes a photo
graph of the page- There Ii no
chance of any mistake being mad
In transcribing from the record.
Clara,
b city
aaaiat
'nip'oatttt!
plant tor..aBpIct sewer system
lor Ih-F vnjt mm vkvu BUS Bl WOrK
ever sNe hi arrival her a few
days ago Mr. Mooro's recommenda
tions la regard to th disposal of the
Mworag wljl b th same aa that
rcomsBeaded7 Mr. Zumwalt, .He
la of th opinio that a septic tank
I th oaly proper method ot dtspoa
Ug of th MwacaNaad bellive that
lt-.lt should b considered necessary.
purltylag method can alto be
la connection with tb task.
la practically decided that th
"iewer will 'run alone Mais
.and probably down aseoad
t conaect with th atptlc
lt4tj.walch will b located blow
auassain avnu. tsi would corr
ovsrythlng north ot Mala trot, la
eliding th hill and th ast and
of town. Mr. Moor la of th opinion
that th flat from Klamtth arenu
south will have to be Included In
a seperau district. Thl iytn baa
not been fully worked out yet, but
it 1 purposed to arrange It so a
to cover that whole system. Th
growth ot th town In that direction
will be anticipated la th plana.
Mr. Moor atat that wall a w-
er irstom for thla city contains
many ot th difficult! common to
all dtici, yt on tho whol It I ex
cellently located from a aaltary
standpoint In regard to dralaag.
Thla I particularly tru ot th prop
erty along and north of Main trt.
Thi recommendation of Mr. Moor
will be for a ystem to cover a larger
town than Klamath Fall I at pres
ent, a far as th futur growth
can b antlclpatad.
Alfalfa meal, bran, oil meal and
Handy Lee.chl.ck food, at Oliver's. II
jraanKidt
liafJsWt th
rd b attend
JiadjVValdwln and Col M. O.
WllBxSJPtoft thl afternoon for Hd-
ford Jb attend th mseting ot th
Crater Lake eathualasta, which will
mt at 10 o'clock tomorrow, at
which tlm th Crater Lak Commis
sion will b appointed by Oortraor
Benson.
tatwMt ta txti cosuttr. W ar cesutaaUr
Local View
Postcards
W lMTlc4llesl th mo Cowp lt liaa tat LsmsU Vw
to bo fomad lo town. Wa haT'orsr a vtow ta ealwa, f
Orns'isTprtat; frota'pstMograpli, and ar trw aa f'mim.
Of TB Tiw ta psMtetpapbs, larladtag aH awlat att
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