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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1909)
r " (( l : c-iMm (. ike "lit Mb Ai--i vMKl i: " w T w w,w w.w , waj-ajVWW- ' Klamath Fulls' Pint and Beit Dally. ."W Our Tht le SrF4 , it m- irai i m tv'1 rc Fourth Yrah. No. 077 KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1S09. - " $'- II" T: aHA, ' . i ."".. .' PtT 1 Oregon Trunk Survey Nears Klamath Falls Permanent Survey Is Made to Corral Springs, 82 Miles From This City CRATER LAKE A MYSTERY VIVID DKMCHIirriON OF NATURAL WONDER RY EASTERN MAN he Preliminary Survey Is Made to Beaver Marsh, 38 Miles South of Odell kfo Ixmgrr Any Ikiabt liul Tttal Klaw- all. Fall Will Have Main lAnt " ol Oh Oregon Trunk. The permanent survey or the Ore- ion Trunk railroad U now within bout eighty-two mile of Klamath rnlti, the preliminary lino being tun lira nearer. That Is tho latest men ku (rum Ihe Hill camps, and (mil- ate to a certainty that lh Herald's redlclloa that the Oregon Trunk baa coming to this city la true. When the announcement wa made uclualvely In Ihla paper that tho III surveyors had started south from end, few believed It poulble. When ktor advices Hated thai thoy were forking south of the Klapialb coun- line It waa thought In bo either a so or only a reconnottcrlng expe- Itlon. Both surmise were wrong. was Ihe preliminary survey for tho III road to this city. One week ago the preliminary stir. iy waa completed to Heaver marsh. There iho work ended for the pro ent, the rrcw of surveyor returning to Corrnll spring to take up the work them nml make tho permanent Ipcn tlon. This part of tho work was com. itionrtd three days ago nnd will be completed within six weeks, Two crew are engaged In Iho permanent location work one working between Corrnll Kprlngs and Holland, and tho other between Hoslund and Ilend. Tho lino surveyed Is one of the beat In tho West. Tho maximum grade Is ono Mir cent, with four degree cur vature. Corral Springs Is south of Iho mountain between here and Ilend, and would Indicate that the main de sire of the Hill forces waa to get the right of way permanently located through the Odell country, which Is the most difficult part of the line construction craws will be scattered along the lino between Ilend nnd Cor ral Hprlng. Krom Corral Hprlng to this city t.o lopograliplcal dffleultle will con front Iho Oregon Trunk. What courto will bo taken can only bo surniUo),' at this time, but tho intimation has been received that Hie lino will be on the east sldo of the lake. This would bring It down through tho William son river canyon, near to Iho Klam- nth Agency nnd on down the cist sldo of the Upor Klamath Lake. A line roiiowing tins route would bo ap proximately twenty mllw shorter tnun If till west side of the !ko were chosen. Tho next slriigglo between (he Southern I'nclflc and the Oregon Trunk will likely bo In tho vicinity of tho Williamson river canyon. Iloth lines arc almost certain to encroach (in each other there, for tho river Is so crooked thai It will have to bo crossed In several places. At tho CHASM OF GREAT BEAUIY Attractive MurroMdmgs Mirrored In Ihe Deep Mac Hater With HtriklNff Realism 1 j " '.jj jri 'i t.s i. como ono of tho greatest playgrounds of the nation. Having seen overythlng worth see ing In this and other countries, Mr. Ilarrlman wo completely carried away by Cratoi' lake. On tho occa sion of his first visit to tho lake some- ono said that thcro was nothing In tho wholo world Ilk- It. SEARCH LECTUHEH AWtt'RRD Tho teachers of tho two schools of tho city have doted definite arrange ments with Prof. Preston W. Search, one of tho most widely traveled men and best descriptive word painters' of America, to deliver a scries of three That Is not ,ot nl ht lectures In this city on tr.c Mr. Ilarrlman openings of October 14, 15 and 16 . 'ni. ...... a . . .. present time tho work of tho South ern Paclic la hung uu through the delay In getting permission from the government to continue, and If this r No decision has been reached as to, condition of affairs should maintain when tho work will bo begun south I until the Oregon Trunk Is In a posl- of Ilend. Tho original plan was to. tlon to give battle for It grado some await Iho completion of the road to Interesting events might occur, fiend, which will be done within six-. Whether engineer Knowlton and his teen months. A chango In this pro gram, however, Is contemplated on account of unexpected developments. and It Is not unlikely that as soon u tho surveyors complete their work all unlikely. crew of surveyors are headed for this canyon could not bo ascertained, but from tho dovolopments of tho past few days such a contingency is not at Those Fall Models In Stcln-Bloch DreiB and Cravenctte OVERCOATS are "fine and dandy," and you will say so If you try some on and look over the line STORE . Tho following article from the Chi cago Evening Post Is oav-lnleresling write-up of Crater lake, and goes to show how much attontlon our blessed country is attracting In the world at Urge: Olen Andrews Is the correspond ent who furnished thl article to the Post and his description of tho great natural" wonder is ono that will bo enjoyed by all who read It Picture yourself on the ridge of a glorious western mountain range. Above, around and beneath you spreads a panorama of matchless beauty and grandeur. All the world Is below, seemingly enveloped In crer- lastlng calm and peace.. w .Suddenly there springs Into .iciv a hrokeu, legged, Imposing rim ol solid rock As suddenly aa.tt come Into vlow It apparently ' appear . mad you aro gaxlng Into a fearsome chasm that yawns beneath you a full 1,000 feet, dropping away so abruptly that you Involuntarily spring back la fear of tumbling Into its awful depths. Presently this fear Is overcome and you look again Into the chasm, there to behold new beauties of nature un- Ireamed of, forming a picture which will never fade while memory Icsts. At tho bottom of tho 1,000 feet of sheer, rugged, painted basalt rocks tiro tho waters of n magic lake. Mir rored in its blue depths Is a new world no, not a new world, but tho very twin of this one. reproduced with startling clearness. 8ach, In brief, Is Crater lake, hidden In a sad- dlo of Iho Casrado rnngo In Southern Oregon. la tho years to come this lake will te one of tho greatest and most talked about wonders of tho world, and peo ple will como In largo numbers to en Joy Its majestic wonder. For the present It Is a sllont, unclaimed and little known wilderness, far away from evidences of civilisation, a ro mantic Tcglon In which the lovor of nature may lose self and revel in emotions which come only from con ditions of untouched grandeur and beauty. Within a short time thls'freaTToT nature, beautiful and awe-lnsplrlng, may become easily accessible to all who may wish to enjoy its charms, for the progress and development that are conquering the barren spacea of the great West aro rapidly coming this way.- In another year the Southern Pa- clflo railway system wjll have pene trated, the mountains and the plains hereabouts, to within ten miles ot this lake. Rven now the railroad has reached Kkujata Falls, which fact makes the trip to Crater lake much easier than It has beea heretofore. ' Edward H. Harrlman, entranced by the beauties of this region, has en- established a small hois on Pelioan bay, wltala a few mile ot the rim of the lake, and It ate predletlon comes true the forest reaervutkw whteb was ctablleked because ot the beauties ot Crater Wake u the recto tasMedi. jately surrounding It ! destined to be- the way to put It; replied. "You should say thcro lsiTfio teachers have guaranteed Mr, nothing In the world equal to t." j Search a definite sura, nnd they hate n.. . . . m lltl.MAj .ft. ....... ., 11. - .. .1 um i7uuiparion ao noi aaa to i o uiu.M.un once wiioib reach or every one, hoping only to mako the amount pledged. The lec tures are delightfully Interesting and at the same time are of a high edu cational and Inspirational value. The teachers hope to sell from 200 to ?QU tickets and have tho high school auditorium well filled each evening. Reserve the dates of October 14, 13 and 16 for these lectures.. COUNCIL 't .( .' MEETING: 'i t & CITY DADS TRANSACT ONLY ROtJ. TINE Rl'SINHSt .- PASS UH.CHNfr 0MMN4NCE Arizona has Its Grand .Can- and it stand alone In Its (lass. scenic beauty. California has her Yosemlte and big trees, and there are no others like them. Wyoming has l nr xeiiowsione rarx, and it ta su promt- yon Oregon has Its Crater lake, and, as Mr. Ilarrlman says, there Is nothing anywhero equal to it. " Hnrrcy forAntooblle Reae. This great scenic wonder Is being made accessible to all who may de sire to visit It. Surreys are In prog ress over several points from which It is purposed to run automobile roads that will reach the very rim of tho lake. At one end of the lake there will soon be erected n tavern which will command not only a view of the lake, but a panorama of moun tain, plain, lake and aky which has no superior. It Is Impossible to stand on the rim of Crater lake and gase Into Its blue depths, l.ee feet below, without f eUa; the jnost Powerful easetlevs. AT THE OPERA ROTOR . , Electrical Inspector Large Nnaaher of 1 Ms An lasel. A regular meeting of the city eon- JQ'i .i. ...... . .- " "'S -i w acm iai Bigm. A' '4 r. . .. . . ' f. ' rreaeai n)c.' snaerson, mm- . tllmen Hanks, Obenchain, WlIMts na t Caste!. t r tJ 3'V .The following claims Of', which continue when one has de scended to the level of the water, and floating In a boat on Ita bosons of In tense blue, gate upward and then downward on a constantly changing panorama of beauty. This fragment of a once mighty mountain Is the only sign left of that tumult In nature ages ago, when the Internal nnd volcanic fires of this western coast range, as far north as Hood and Ranler, were blaxlng and throwing forth their stone nnd mol tpn lava. thHgUi Is Matter of Cosjjectnre. The method by which nature creat ed tho lake Is a matter of conjecture. Scientists say that at one time this was a mountain higher and even grander than Shasta, possibly the highest between Alaska and Old Mex ico. That it was a volcano there can be no dispute. There are scientists who believe that thoro occurred a mighty explo sion which tore nway the top of this groat mountain to a depth of fully 7.000 feet and blew Into the air seventeen cubic miles ot earth and rock, the material dropping far away from tho mouth of the crater. They point to rocks more then 100 miles distant from the crater, which, they claim, wero deposited there presum ably by tho greatest explosion ot all times. r There are other scientists who"tn slst that the molten lava burst forth from the side of the mountain, more than a mile below Ita summit, and so weakened It that the cone tell Into the yawning crater and was com pletely swallowed, leaving the Jagged rim 7,000 feet above the sea level. In whatever manner tho crater may have beea created, no one can account for the presence ot tho lake, which la so deeply and gloriously1 blue that there is no other coloring In earth, la aky or In water which can compare with It. Ita phenome nal coloring la attributed to Its great depth. So far aa has beea ascertained there la so Inlet nor outlet to the lake. l Despite this fact, its waters aro ever sweet and pure and clear, and asjesjas-nsa "Llfo on a French Training Ship- Is an Interesting series, showing the education ot the yonng sailor pre paring for his real work. "The Warden's Nightmare" is an unusually humorous trick picture wherein ho dreams that he Is chasing a very elusive convict. "Money Msdnees." a'thrilllng dra matic blograph Sim, shows the elect of the money lust oa aa old miser nnd two thugs, who murder him for the sake of his gold. "Wonderful Rose Design" a bean Flful colored traaTformatlon serlM. shows a' Chinese eoalnrer ami of his marvelous tricks. "The Gamekeeper's Son," a dra matic comedy, tells a story of lovo and adventure and the romance of aa old Earl'a daughter and a young French Ueuteaaat. Tomorrow night, social dance after the show. Orchestral music dly were allowed and ordered paid fiom the general fnnd: nr Drag Store, supplies .... Roberts Hanks, supplies .. H. Boivln, plumbing . Taos. Drake, city rtorney".... J. W. Siemens, city treasurer S. L .Walker, police ............ E. C. Tewnsend. polios ........ O. 8. Carter, marshal ponadmaster A. U Learltt. oolles indnw. 4l.Kfcr SJ.4 is.&v 7S.M 73.9 .: ii w .' .''v'il tf 'A M.tt '.flt.f - 1 The following claims wero alleweeK. ; aad ordered paid from tho street J l TERMINAL CITY nsBsnssiaBjsjagai ftgja.) The plat ot Terminal City will be filed for record tomorrow, and the property has been placed with L. J. Mooter for sale. If you wish to take advantage of Ihe Introductory prices Mr. Mooter will be pleased to show yon the prop crty. The price of all lota remalnln- unaold will be doubled November 15, 1909. J. Q. PIERCE. taad: . v. a, i.xh.,... w.-u t-t. a . 'l y' . -- v.' , . e'.vw , i I ilrJ,,tll-,-t--v ! Jfti-.,i ..' "V - Tl .,' --fH , -, .E.1rt:, TrTtr- labor oa NOTICE Chastain, Laagell Co. will keep their store open evenings until fur ther notice. Bert North. walks O. B. Campbell. rresswslti ....w......... S7.lt A petition for a light at eorasr of Oak aad Fifth streets was laid over uatll next meetlss. A petition for sidewalk oa norther ly side of High reet from Tenth to Seventh .streets, was referred to tho street committee Petition for opening Tenth street between Canal aad Bask streets, waa referred to the street committee. The following building permits wero granted: M Hlekmaa, for woodshed oa lot C. block O. Rose O. Sonle. for woodshed oa lot 3. block 50. First Christian church, ehureh edi fice, lot S, block 79. J. 8. Peck was appointed etoetrioal Inspector, aad tke appointment waa duly conlrmed. His salary was tsei at 10 per month. The ordlnnnco requiring permits was adopted. .!'. : S3 . f 7w- . 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