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MARSH LANDS
50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER.;
OREGON'S RicaffiST SOIL ABEL ADY
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KLAMATffS GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS;
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THE EVENING HERALD
ImuJ Dally, Ktcept Sunday, by tlia
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
men
XAVV AXI STATU t'Msll
RATES:
SUBSCRIPTION
Dally, by mall, on ycr $5.00
Dally, by mall. ! month! .80
Dally, by mall, thrw months, j !&
Dally, by mall, on month 50
Dally, delivered by carrier, one week 60
I nrm More than 5,I0 ,mt rf
IhU ntiiiinnl It now untler LlmvI-'i'i
rultl ft'oii. imxliirlnn friill. iillatfa. A rctent tllatrh fitim l'rmliic
niid Inn". The OkniiuKun irtjett on. Man., stale that iomillia
will cot hIniuI n,U0. nnit lll'lloii between the state ami loili-tnl
water nlKitit 10.000 acre, iif hlrh I niilhorlllim are iirotmlile its I ho result
3.SU0 ato alrcad) luiiiillnl wltlilot it refusal li Admiral Hhroeler of
water, the ilMrlliutlnR )sf u. Ii.tln(u. Atlantic fleet U surrender lal.l
lliecn niiiii1clHl. The t'omiinnnll) j W William l answer for the iltath
dam now twins' constructed for lhllof II. II Kiwter. mess nllendant on
iir.il.vt Mill rrentc n reservoir whlrli'th,, tiatllcshlli Vermont, who died
KLAMATH PALLS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 10. 1909
UlRltlATlOX WOMIKUM
flovfmtamt Knainccr Trll Hoanr la-
terestras: Thing Abont Project
Now Vndrr Construct km.
Ability to learn without prcUnu
farming experience Is the best nsset
for the newcomer nn Irrigated lands,
aaya C. II. SwlRert, supervising en
gineer for government reclamation
project la Washington. . SwlRert
with the supervising engineers of
other dlitrict attended the meeting
held recently with II. A. nalllnger.
secretary of the Interior.
"The men who make the grentet
fallarra on irrigated land are the
men who think they know about I verely two feet wide were molded
farmlnK." be aucrted. "Men who,Thee were found to at perfectly to
hare had orcvlou experience on I (tether when et In place. In the
tremely dlfflcult and peculiar en
gineering feature. In place the
canal hang on the mountain side; In
another place It uiss through n
tunnel 10,000 feet long. The whole
twelve mile of It length li lined
with cement to keep the water from
leaking away.
Moved Canal I'p Mountain.
It wa not found practicable to
spread the cement out In layer like
a rUlern I lined, o the canal wa
built entirely down In the valley be
fore It wa moved up on the moun
tain aide and et lu place. It Vraa, of
course. lniOMllle to make It all In
one piece. o Ketulilrcular form
eight feet In diameter and trans-
farm come wet with the Idea that
they hare nothing left to learn. A
a result they give the land too much
water or too conatantly; It noun or
the alkali cornea to the aurfare and
the property I rendered valueless.
.Need Artistic Toarti.
"Many people think you dig a
ditch and get the water to the land
and the aun and the earth and the
Lord do the real," Mr. 8wlgert cor..
tunnel the shapes were made six
feet In diameter, circular In form.
The ranal tarries 300 aerond feet
anil sumille 30.000 acre of rich
Man.l with rtr IhU Isnil all lu.lntf
lea than twenty mile from North
Yakima.
At the present time a dam I un
der construction which will More the
water from Dumping lake In a huge
reservoir holding 31,000 acre feet.
and will be completed In I9u.
will tore 13,000 acre feel of wnler.
Water supplied by thoe ) steins
will lx applied nintlnuoitslr nr li
the rotative plan. I e. one scrtln.t
getting water during a certain period
of time: other section liel.K nip
piled In their turn.
WHAT IIY.XAMITK Is
, AXI HOW IT Is HIK
tlaued. "As a matter of fact tlioi
artistic touchea are applied after the " Too Vast,
crop, baa been sowed. Under dnln-l "The reason we do not stato the
age Is all Important. Land lb.it Is number or gallons a reservoir will
soggy must be artificially provldeJ hold Is because the sum are too
with under drainage.
Much of the tend that wc Irrigate,
however, will drain Itself If not give u
too much water. Hut I And that In
nearly every case the newcomer
wants to use too much water. Plant
great for comprehension," Mr. Swi
gert txplalncd. "An acre foot of
water meana that water to the depth
of ui a tol ha been spread ore. oue
ncre ' reduce It to gallop? ou
ir.iil(l.l by 300,000 With tht tcs-
life, though, needs only so much .crvolr folding 34,000 aero let -iM-it-
water. More than tnat la Injurious, tne multiple suggested )on iuvj u.
This la true of Irrigated land, aa it Is 200.000,000 gallons. Isn't Ibut a lit-
of those section wbere natural ralr- tie hard to comprehend?
fall furnishes the water supply." i Mr. SwlRert I building n dredge
Mr. Swlgert Is Just completing the. on the Bunnyslde canal in WihiiI'i-
Tleton project,
dertaken by
Washington.
the largest ever
the government
It Involves some
ton which will Increase tlio tin of
the channel from (50 to 1.0CO m-o
old leet, and will water abml 10,-
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I Helping the Town
The
i First National Bank
Bf baaklag yowr jswney la a faaak la yuar own cosnruua
lljr yon tocreaw the coaaranaHy's power to do hnalnraa. If
awaotaatlal laraacrs want to borruw money tltcre" la aaore to
loan tarn. If yon bunk yoir nwney away from home It la
Inaned to other farancra, nterrbanta and tnaanfactatcra. Help
jroar boaao people. Manry hidden at honaa belps
rUred In a bank II I pat to work la ways that help all.
no oar.
la a good
of Klamath Falli
to pal yoar saoary la safe and reliable.
I A Savings Account
b a rainy day fund, a life Insurance policy, a sick beaedt, a
funeral bencflt, and aa old age peaalou. There la no forfeiture
clause la the passbook, and It la under Hut ownrr'a control at
all times. It will tide him over aickaraa; It wUI rare for hia
family when he must go) It will see him through old age, and
bury blai wben be die. It la a simple business proposition.
Begat early, aad keep It up, and, like manna In the desert, It
will aapply bias aa be Journeys.
Now la the time to open aa account with the
The
f; First Trait and Savings Bank
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titlt-tvotlng Information Concerning
n Muth-I'tetlaml Utlle-Ktinuii
Kpl"le.
Few people know whit dnamlte
I. Ihniigli the word I In rommon ue.
It I a giant gun powder: that l. nn
exploitive material varying In
ttrength ami oafel) of handling ac
cording In the iM-rrcntage of rllro
gl)terln II contain. Nltro-glycer-Ine.
whence It derives It strength. I
composed of ordinary glreritu and
nitric arid, compounded together In
certain proMtrtlons and nl n tertuln
temperature. Xllro-gljcerlne, though
ot the slrungc4t explotlte known,
being exreeileil In Kwer liy nitrogen
and other priNlur: of rhcmlatr), I
thu far the tuotl terrilile explilve
manufnrtiireil to any extent. Xltro
gl)cerlne by ItM'lf I not nfe to
handle, hence d)namlte I preferred
t I extensively made and coiuumcd
In the United Stale under the nrl
on name of Giant, Hercules, Jupiter
and Atla Hiwders, all of which con
tain an) where from thirty to elgt)
mt rent of nltrvgl)rerlne. the rel
due of the compound being made up
of rotten -stone, non.etpliwlve earth.
sawdust, charcoal, planter of pari,
blark iowdcr or some other sulwluiue
that tak up the gl)rerlne and
make a orm., Mtng ma.
Nltro-gl)cerlne wnn dliuovered by
Salrero, an Italian tliemUt, In 1X)S.
Djnaniltu I prepared by slmpl)
kneading with the naked hand
vent) -five per cent of Infusorial
;artli and eventy-nve per cent of
n(triHgl)cerlne until the mixture as
sume a putty condition, not unlike
mold hrown ugar. lief ore mixing
the Infusorial earth I rnlrlnul In a
furnace. In order to burn out nil or
ganic matter, and It Is also titled to
free It of large grain. While still
moist It is squeezed Into cartridge.
which are prepared of parchment
paier, and the tiring Is dono liy ful
minate of slltcr In ropiK-r capsules
irnrlded with patent exploibrx.
Nltio-gl)rerlne I made of nitric ncld
one p(,rt and sulphuric arid two parts,
o which la added ordinary gl)rerlne.
cud the mixture I well washed with
pure water. The Infusion I com
posed of small microscopic slllcloiis
(helix, whli h have lost their living
creatures. The cellular part receive
the, nltro-gl)rerlnn and hold It by
capillary attraction, both Inside and
out. The earth is very light. Water
Is exiielled from it by means of n
furnace, and then. In tho form of a
powder. It Is mixed with nilro-gly-
cerlne. Nltro-glycerlne has a sweet,
aromatic pungent tnstn, and the pe
culiar properly of causing a violent
neadache when placed In a small
quantity on tho tongua or wrist. It
freeze as 40 degree Kahreghelt, lie-
coming a white, half costallxed
mass, which must bo melted by thu
application of water at a temperature
oi about 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
after a holing Unit with William on
that teasel, when IK teethe llrndlord
of the state pollie demanded Will
iam of the nanl nuthotltle to an
swer a rhatge of manslaughter Ad
miral Srhrocdcr In lefutlug to give
the man up to the slate niithoiltle
Mated that ho did not den) the Jill It
diction of the state, but that the gov
ernment had Instituted an Imiuir),
and he wished to wnlt unlll that In
tettlKallon had hcell roniluded l
fnn nitlng further In I lie matter He
promltcd llrndford that he would
until) him of the result of the In
quiry uml n to whether he would
gle up William It u. slated that
If the man will not be ur rendered h)
Admiral Schroedcr Attomc) tleneral
Malone will take the mailer up with
the authorities ul Washington
WOltlW !' SH)M.
One plow, nnotliir mit -,i
will nap no one know
llefore )ou marry le sure of :
liniise wherein lo Inrr)
Hear one man tHfore )ou answer,
huir several liefnre )ou iliclde.
Where oii cannot climb titer mhi
must rteep under
A bridle for the tongue I n I..
ary do of furniture
stopover al nny iolnl vu roulo for
3!(.n. I lie nnai iiihu ' -
tickets expire October 3II.
OIIIIKII )our lie fiimi II If. 'Iiitnifer
roiupany.
KIMINIHIIKI) rooms and aparlmciil
at llio llaldwln.
CKMKNT -Imimrlrd cement Jutl l-
ivlvwl; cnrload Allsen remcnl In
Iron barrel, llaldwln Hardwaru to,
swwsxss!wswnii"',"
TO KXt'MAMIK.
TO KXtlllANOK t'allfornU for Ore
gon, lU acre deeded land, title
(wrlecl. no mortgage-; fruit, grain and
grapes. For arrcngo at or near Klam
ath Kails. II. l. Hlbley, . O. Ihix 517.
San lleruardlno, L'al
XOTIt'K or HKTTI.rli:Vr or
H.N'.il. Alt tll'XT
MITIUK l heieh) given that Alex
Martin Jr . admlnlslralor of the '
lain of Hmlney H, llowen, dnraseil,
ha Med -with the I'ouiity four I at
ixlniimtli t'ounty, Otegou, for settle
ment hi final niinunt In inn aiimin.
ittratliui of the said estate, and thai
Montla), Augutt Stith, al : 00 p in
at the courthouse In said lounty niid
Hlale is the llm and place tiled fur
thu hearing of any and all ob) lions
to said final account and the settle
ment thereof, and any persou Inter
ested ma) up pear and file exceptions
to said aicotint and totitett to same
AI.KX MAIITI.N' J II,
Admliilttralnr of the Kttate of Hih.
tie) H. llowen, lleceaxtl
HIIKIIIKr-H NAI.K
WANT ADS.
KOH HAI.r-llral Ktlalr
FOIt SAI.K A new bungalow, with
X rooms and bath: Ann location on
hillside near High School. Inquire at
Herald omce.
FOIt SAI.K- MJ acre. Co aire In
crop; 3 horses, wagon, set of liar
ness, 1 rows, 335 rhlrkcns; IS. room
bungalow, furnished, i tulle from
town; 1100 ht acre, easy term.
II. K. I'olnter. Klamath Fall.
AS I'Hl'AI IT WAS THK WOMAX
II KM' WAXTKIt.
AOKNTS wanletl In every town for
thu Steel Adjustable nameless
Horsu Collars. No pads, hnme.
strap; rail bu utcil with any kind of
tug attachments. Will not gall horse
or wiar out. Will not rorrode.or mat.
Price fft.OO each, Ask )our dealer.
Write for literature. Address Nelson
Wllrer ttitnpaii), exrluslvo dlslrllt-
utors Pacific Coast States, Albany, Ore,
TIIK Oregon Nursery Company of
Haletn, Oregon, the largitt and
best-known nursery rompany In tin
Northwest, has openings for two nr
threo steady and rellablo salesmen
for Southern Oregon and Northern
California territories. Full Infurtiia
Hon upon request. Address Orrgon
Nursery Co., Salem, Oregon.
WANTKO filrl for lelephonu op
erator; ono with experience In the
work preferred. Appl) at Klamath
Falls ofllre.
rt)lt HALF. Miscellaneous.
FOIt HAI.B ATaTargaln; a NoTi
Oliver typewriter, with ICdnch
carrier. In flrst-clas condition; n
1110 marhiriu for ft. Cull ul O, K,
Transfer olflrn and sea II.
FOIt HAI.K Freight outfit, com-
tlll.tfl- f mitllllllll tit U llt.ru.Hj n,..l
harntsi, atretchei and chains,. 2 No.
i wugons; capacity or wagons, 30,
000; all In No. 1 condition. Morrill
Bon. Park stable, Morrill, Ore.
A woman came down town shop
ping. She first entered a furniture
store and bought a hammock. Tho
dealer aald, "I have been advertising
iueao uammocga lor two weeks."
"I never read Ihe ads In a paper. I
go HI) I And what I want." Where
upon tho furniture man council ad
vertising. Another woman tailed at u dry
goods store and priced uoimi dies
ginghams, Wlieii told llio prlie, hIhi
asked, "Von will sell ut thu hanu. Ilg.
uro thut I adverllslng hi
gingham for, won't you?" The
dealer htvdtuted n minute und wild,
"Yes; If ho ran afford lo sell ut that
price, I run, loo," After thu woman
loft hn reasoned thus: "If ,
advertise and fixes n price that I
have lo meet, fix my own prices
by advertising."
Thou soniu women go about ny.
Ing that woman's Infliienio should
be enlarged by pluclng tho Imllnl lu
her hund. Helgh-bol Poor little
dears! So Innocently do they run tho
wnoie universe that they tlinltci
away und shape even tho dcatlnlci of
nation while sipping lea or change
business policies wbllo buying a srd
MIHCKM.ANKOrH.
TIIK Southern Pacific ha now on
aula round trip tickets to Seattle,
good for sixty days, with prlvilego of
Wherca. Judgment was ri-ndcreii
and entered on the Zi day of April,
1VUS. In an action In Ihe Justice
Court for the Precinct of l.tnkillle.
Klamath t'ounty. Slain of Oregon,
before A I). Miller. Jutllrn of the
Peace fur sold pretlnrt, between II
W. Kcetce. plaintiff, and J K. Hulll
vnu,.difvndant. In lavor of ptalullff
and ajalntt defendant for Ihn sum of
Seventy-five dollars (1751 with Inter
est thereon al the rate of Six () T
tent H-r annum from the 3(th day of
April, I SOU, and the further sum of
Thirteen and Twrnly-Dvn Ono-hun-
... drrdlhs dollars (113.31) rosls and
r. Willi .,!.. ... u... u...a ..
iiivuuf sf.iiii.nisi miiii nr.i'fit n unu
script of said Judgment and ptocred
lug had before said Jmllre of Ihe
pence In said tine has been flteil In
tho ofllre of the Count) Clerk of
Klamath County, Oregon, and which
said Judgment was duly docketed In
the Judgment dorkil of the Circuit
Court ot the State of Oregon for the
County of Klamath, on thai 13th dar
of May, ISO, and the sum of Soven-
ty-fltu dollar I lib), with Interest
thereon at Ihn rale of six (CI per
rent per annum from the :cth day of
April, l0, and Thirteen and Twenty-live
One-hundredlhs dollars
(II3.3S) totts and disbursements of
said arllon is now dun I hereon; niiil
by virtue of an execution limed by
the Clerk of the Circuit Court ot Ihe
Statu of Oregon for thu County of
Kiarnain, on sabi juilgment, loin
mantling mo to satisfy said Jsdg
mrnt, Interest and touts out ot the
ixinuinsl properly of u I II. Hulll
tan, a ml for wnnl thereof, (Inn out
ot the nal pio,M'ri) bunmgUg to
to I.I J i:, Sullivan, In said Count) of
Klamslh and Slate of Oregep end
not being able, after dlllKeiit .urtb
und inqiilr), to find an) p.tiitmal
propel ly Uloeglng In J C llulllvun
In raid county, out of whldi lo satis.
fy said Juilgment or any part thereof,
I have levied upon the following ile.
scribed real property of the defend
ant J, K. Sullivan, to-wll; HKU of
SKW of Section SI, NW"H of NWU
of Swllon 37, K4 of NK4 of Suc
tion 3, Township 37 South, llange
13 Kast of Willamette meridian In
Oregon,
Notlie Is therefore hereby given
that by virtue of said execution I
will, on Monday, the 30lh day of Au
gust. 190y. at thu hour of 3 o'clock
In the afternoon of said day, at the
irom or tne rourllioiitn door In Klnnr
alh Falls, Oregon, sell at nubile anc
Hon to thu highest bidder for rash In
hand, tho abote described real pro-
erly, or so much thereof aa may bo
necessary to satisfy said Judgment In
favor of II. W. Keosea and against
J. K. Sullivan, together with all rosls
and disbursement that have or limy
a i , iiu.
Dated at Klamalb Falls, Oregon
IhU 30th day of July, isoy.
W. II. IIAKNKH.
Hlieriff of Klumiith County.
7-30 K-28
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REFRIGERATORS
Cold Storage
White Enamel
Food
Chamber
$21 to $24.50
Reliable galvan
ized Food
Chamber
$17
$21
ROBERTS & HA
HARDWsARE MERCHANTS
VfT ii isisii inn W
TK mt
jW WHITE MOUNTAIN W
t FREEZbR J
XL, ill Ills THt iiiiiii. n
f "" rjj
J ltIBia,iMt it
a SSSSKSf SStSStSM ws u
7n unu assas aum im I
ROBERTS&S
HANKS J
aBWaPN sJ3Qjaw'lCsaaasljjpn
Choice Garden
Lands
FOR RENT
A few plots of choice laad for garden; T
Cabbage, Celery or other track, under
Irrigation and convenient
FRANK IRA WHI1
CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE rifta Street neat I
Hai tone Lot Bargains for yon
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fChina and Glasswi
troa't yoa waal aomo nice Dinner Ware, Kanry U
Plates, TamMrrs, iartllaleres, Uraammta, Clwmbrr Heta, '
Coolers, Krresers tilings asefnl ami ornamental for jrour I
aad UUrT Wo carry aoili Ismullfnl Clilna a the llavl
la plain and gold rlmtneit. Hen our etlenslte itlsilay.
largest alack In Hie rlly anil al sutli low irlcr.
i GEO. R. HURN
HARDWJ
DEALO
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MMIMIIHMmMIMIMtvl
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T,r'"-, etttttl
Not
a
Cheap
"Stick"
in
the
House
Hut etcry nlcm of Kiirnlliire In
fills store Is In Itself n tiork of art:
us near lierfcU ns Hie Ix-M of inn
lirliil ami unrkiimiixlilp uiii imikf.
I It fry imrtluiMT lias Hie MiHsfui
lion of knotting Uml he has Hie
Im'sI that money mill iineueMetl o
IMirlunllies for liuylng urn obtain,
anil ut furullur,. Hist nill In- n
rriillt lo any home,
llrlng your furniture ortlers here
anil hate Hie suprerne kaHsfaitloii
of kniinlrig Hun ,MI ,, y ,,(,,.
luii uuy iM'tler,
HI
DOLBEER,
THE FURNITURE MAN
I
0. K. TRANSFER CO.
Keep us moving; wc nrc prepared for worR
Teainiiiff, tlrayiiiK a"'l (t)rwanling. Is mT
jKclialilc and prompt service worthy ymiR
Attention? Day or Night. We're not a rninA
Number phones, oflicc 871 ami 873 Hie harN
S'iy: Baggage and Pianos arc ipccialticS
Freight ortlem handled quickly. No hhifj
(piipped with the only piano truck liorl
Reasonable rates on goods storctl. HettcK
G'dl or phone us before placing orderi, V
O. K. TRANSFER CO
fifr
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of laco.
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