The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 30, 1909, Image 2

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THE EVENING HERALD
' Issued Dally, Kteept Saaday, by tbs
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
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KLAMATH FALLS. MONDAY, AUGUST 80. 1909.
(Cwactadedi Von Fsrst Face.)
The coMplalnt made against tne
Stale, that It due not co-oieralo anf-
11. nllked to bull great projects artwUy wUh ,Be Mm geological
la AHaeaa aad Nevada. The only
other State giving keavlly to the fund
aad receiviag aotklag Is Oklahoma,
wkjek has ceatrlkatcd 4.74M03
aad received only tll.esv. la Okla
koma R la atated that few If aay good
project caa be found, but the argu
ment eaaaet apply to Oregoa, (or pri
vate capital fat taking those In this
State rapidly aad the national serf Ire
has Mver made the thorough surveys
la the vast laterlor to prove whether
local projects are available.
Tfce oaly States tkat get an appre-
survry In compiling data used In this
work, does not hit Oregon harder
Ibaa Arltona. Nevada. Wyoming aad
several other Western states. Ore
gon kaa keen discriminated agalast
la reclamation work, and unless tin
iVvple get In condition to aid such
a lutt and able oSktal as Secretary of
ilc Interior Ilalllnger. tbe dlscriatl
station may become perpetual.
When the reclamation work U'gnn
In M02 there was a great clamor for
irimedlato results. Surveys hid beru
nitJc of the twt big project in All-
ctanr greaicr sum uian .ney romrio-,,, uud Nevdj tnt ,,e oSlelals
ated are Arltona, Nevada, Wyoming ,., rinw to tcgln work .hnt at
once. Dy the time Secretary Hitch.
aad Nebraska. Wyoming gave but
St.4M.Sla. aad baa beea allotted $,
aSt.ett, aad Nebraska, giving but
Ms.lt. has beea allotted tSM.
689. Orrsssa Gets Worst of It
Aa a (Matter of fact, which Is
known to all Orsgealsaa aad engi
neer wko kava studied tke vast re
gion of this Bute lying east of tke
Cascade asoaatala raage. there are as
away, U aot more, good Irrlgatloa
arajsets available here tkaa la aay
atksr Stat of tke West. A aumber of
straama cat tbrougk tke ssatl-arld re
gloa. carrying terrlnc Bonds during
tke winter aad spring seasons. Lands
adjacent are of tke richest soil wkea
watered. Tke average rainfall, extent
of watersheds aad contour of tke
eoMtry give Just as good projects
here aa caa be foaad la Arlsoaa aad
Nevada. But Oregoa kaa been un
able to get tbe preliminary surveys.
aad perhaps never would under the
prior administration.
cock had apportioned reclamation
fund among the states which secured
to have the strongest command of his
attention. Oregon had practically
nothing. Heroic work Anally got the
Umatilla project taken up, but after
tkls nothing waa done. Lake, Klam
ath. Crook. Malheur, Harney aad otk
er counties have presenter proposi
tions, but If any atteallon waa glvea
them It was oaly to turn the offers
down.
mCBNVCm SbBSCS mWCVBSM.
The greatest daager Ilea Just ahead.
funds are cemmeadag to return to
tke goveraownt from some of tke Sa
shed work. Director Newell stated
la aa Interview wklle la Ike Nortk
west tkls year. "Tke actual reveaae
wkkk will ho derived ky tke govern
ment from these different projects
during 'the ensuing year will aggre
gate approximately $1,000,000. This
fund will be expended In tke various
states nl tbe proportion aa It Is col-
Helping the
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Mjr haoatog ynar nwnry to a hank to ywor own
sty swsj tomamj tk ceaHnnMya anwrr to d tots
units at let femsnw want in hormw aisney theer s
laaiM ihrm. If ram hank ywrr saunejr away frnas at
limarsl to otkjrr tarsarra, wrrrhoau aad assaafsrtarira.
Meanaw S&nswBuai aMasaaaVni asBkaassisw sVaftamsBa fVua fa g,
dT'"'' waBowl' awwaanr ananja ntwBssrW W iMIftWsT ftJtTwsBP) VJM
liatrHl Im m hawk M la pmi to work to ways UmI brl all.
The
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lected."
From this statctnvut It seOMf ap
imrvnt that thet endency will be to
make perpetual the Hitchcock dis
crimination against Oregon, unless
Secretary llalllngen overrule what
he haa admitted to bo an Injuslico to
the slatv. To aid any' good effort that
may be made to bring to Oregon her
due proportion of Ihl fund, as other
Western state are receiving, the oo
ple or the stato nil liavo to du ener
getic work.
An Increased appmprlatlon should
be malo to have geological surveys
preitstHl, In conjunction with the na
tional survey, gathering authentic
data about all rts of the state. At
every opportunity, such a the meet
ing here of the Senate Irrigation
committee, the, ieople should voice
their protest against the manner In
which Oregon has been neglected, un
Ill every one understand the plain
fact. A I5.0U0.000 fund wisely used
and turned every ten years to new
project would In the next fifty years
prove a treiuendon wealth factor for
the state, which Is worth any reasona
ble sacrifice nt this dato to win.
That the slate could Anally get the
amount of It contribution to the
reclamation fund used here, as most
of the other western state have done,
U not doubled. It I merely a matter
of vigorous, careful work.
When Central Oregon Is opened by
the proposed, railway line, there will
be 10.000,000 to ir.000.000 acres of
government land brought within
reach of the settler. Much of this
land will be taken up In the next de
cade or two, probably assuring Ore
goa flrt. position for years among
the states In land sales. It the Oro
gon right to use this fund Is estab
lished, the atate wll be guaranteed
a superb development work that muat
Increase Its population many hundred
thousand people.
WANT ADS.
WOU SALE Weal Estate.
HAVE a few lots to give away In
Opportunity addition on tbe Upper
lake to parties wishing to build
homes. Better hurry aad get one of
these they are absolutely free. Sea
the owner. E. O. MacDonald.
FOR SALE 80 acre. ;0 acres la
crep: I horses, wagon, set of har
ness, 2 cows. 2S& chickens: C-room
bungalow, furnished, 4 miles from
tewn: .1100 per acres; easy terms,
H. E. Polater. Klamath Falls.
HELP WAXTEU.
WANTED Cook for all winter at the
Urigsby raack: womaa or girl; no
wasaiag. Telephoaa 86.
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I bank to ssrt roar awmry la safe aad reHanle.
I A Savings Account ...
AGENTS waated la every town for
the Steel Adjustable lUmeleas
Horse Collars. No pads, hames.
straps; can be used with aay klad of
tug attaekmsau. Will not gall horse
or wear ant. Will net corrode or rust.
Pries .00 each. Ask your dealer.
Writs for literature. Address Nelsoa
Wllvsr Company, exclusive diatrlb
ators PadScCoaatSUtea. Albany, Ore.
THE Orsgoa Nursery Company sf
Salem, Oivgoa, ths largest and
ksst-kaowa nursery company la the
fortawest, nas opsaiags for two o
thrss steady aad reliable salesmen
lor Southern Oregoa aad Nortksra
California territories. Fall laforma-
tloa apoa rsansst. Address Oregoa
Nursery Co., Salem, Orsgoti.
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The Official Paper of Klamath County
THE REPUBLICAN
The Best Weekly In the Best Town
In the Best County In the Best State
What would ' l ""' ,,," "" '' "u"m'r ","' ,'","' '"""','
living I.. Klamath Kail made It hl.'ll I. an ImilMIHy to .il-
lnuliieiw to ilrUo out to onr pliuv.nmi.eii Ftw
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S1SB llllllll I St( " - - -- - - ,
you are lining In. and spent several
liimrit li'lllne oii nil Ihe neas? And
lmt else would you think If lie nald
he would Ik- glad I" "n"' '""
I lie fulloaltiK ivk and do Ihe same
IhlliK ngnln. nml piotuUed to tome
rrry eck lu the year? Wouldn't
you Inuulre a to lil mental ronrtl
niimiilirtle
our time un.l ne ImBity wear and
Lin ' fi--l Di'iit lintse ImhII by '
ItiK ilittit In KUmalli I'all ami
itlliK eery I'll ol lir llisfs Klna
hiiiI ptltillim It III The Itrptlbllrao
We ste nut a neplie of I'ntle Ham,
mill MinM-iiienll) e lie I" l') Hi"
ixitlsice to send Hie r lo ou,
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lion) Well, I Kill"" ou would want but eeii ven mm ... .-..
In know wliul tinlnes lie vii en.; pi) tl.e xu.l oner that "Id rny msfe
auai-d Hi Hint he liml ro mmli atiilo cct ' )" l'""" " """
time for dlMvmlnsiliw newa, or had
some ultimate object In rulthutlne
your acquaintance.
We'll llrlog Ihe N'r..
Well, here's the xilut: The editor
tut the iaer personall)
t)h, eii )iiu may well snow.
tiNi, that we hse an ai to Kflnd hr
roliilnc out lo see Ji"" rry ,n
the )rnr Mnther ) latlirr came to
e,t her twlre a week fur lour )rrtt
wlisl lie mi
of Hie Weekly Itepubllran ha a
better proHltou to make )iui than J bcdui' ihe fonml out
the man who mldles news Irmii jmmlng for, but The Krpubllran will
Iioiim in hmiM'. It In not worth your J make you umlcrstsnil In n lime
while lo ask what our btulm-ot l; It's ' than that. You will crl In know all
to labile new, and mklle lliem Inlhe new of the count), ami lot of
It.limi heildr IhlliK lhl go In
mnkeynu at aiiappy and up-lodale as
any olhii man In the lnatishli, iw
tnillll), rUhetJ )Ol wiill'l get wm tit
IhlliK Hal mcutn-d Ililvo luonlh
null )ou'll Know thrill the wvvk thy
hapMn, If )ou ili'ii'l H's your own
fault Tie u lilng on your llttl nn-
il when )oil tlail In Hie FslU Hr
lime ami uI.,ciIIhi tor The Weekly
Itepubllran lo rolim hiiiI tell you Ihe
tirv, mi) Mrrk In lite J ear.
Wall It I tie Ails Tim,
llitt.l Ihe sd - all of Ihini, lxik
lln'iii oter '' week a rarvfull)
)iiil tin Ihe news mailer. It roU Ihe
nirrchaht simmI hsrd'Mttil luoiiey lit
put ittiiui ad. In Hie r, and Iho)
liit-an Ihrin lo Um read, If yitil tuUi
KtiiliK tie full wiuili nl your uli
rrlptlmi iiiniiey It's brrauto yuu fall
In read Tim llepubllran ad, Vim
know where In trade when )'in come
In ihe rlt). or at r,t )ou can't
blame It all nnln your wife If you
make bad harsaln.
Advertising Rates on Application
Published Every Thursday in the Year
XnTlfR OF IIIHMOLtTION OF
I'ARTNKKHHII1
Tbe public Is hereby notified that
tbe partnership Arm of Morgan A.
Wlckslrom baa been dissolved, Mr.
Morgan having disposed of all his In- Z
terest therein lo A. W'rkstroru, who X
wlllcontlnuelo operate the steamboat
Eagle and other partnership proper-
ties formerly owned and operated by
Morgan & Wlckslrom.
ANTON WICKHTIIOM.
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10-INCH
tSLAfi
Wood
$3.75
a cord, delivered to any
part of city
AGKLET BROS.
Psose481
.asssasts9ssscssss stssststsesssesoscsssasss-t
WANTED-Olrl for UUpkoas oa
srator; oas with experience la the
work preferred. Apply at Klamatk
Falls omee. '
la a rainy day fnad. a Nf laaaraarr anllry.
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UOmaeklasfor 1. Call at O, K.
Transfer oEm and ses It.
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toss, PUas, Mas prtats, Etc,
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v'ics-rres. and Tress
! Klamath County Abstract Co.
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Reliable ami prompt nervire wr.,ihy ymiR
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