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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER f, 1909.
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Ihch LAND
IN KLAMATH
-Jx wmitm a msttkii to
sisWMMX ahoiit it
MW AN AW 10 FAKMING
Mlffi Year Ago Front South.
'"H, (MMMte Wrll I1eaart
With Ibe Pn-prri
d i ifiur U) ih Oregonlan Mr.
-put, Southern California tnmi,
ttetattix " " uw "
KHMit cviiir and tinned ranching
It M twiner proof that the set
IIMI W pleased "' lan,i ""'
ilu, art sd attention "" nccom
iM aer l H r record eropi
kf,lkia sJhere else.
Tit trtlrlt ai appeared In
Orsjttkm 4lKUlr.g Mr. Mailen'
lrtrr4 Ik Ictirr Itself appear ""
xi, Alttitnt rllinale, besutlfil
Httnl wruunillniti. abundant mil
KMtttl aster ui'ilr. '"! Ibe for
IiMrdlU Mill on Did Klamath p
m( It ..orthcrn California mi I
feastr Orrfon tro proving attract,
in Hetty farmers In other aectloi.
tl that tlate. and a large Influx nf
MeNHkrt hat begun.
It IMt coanectlon It U especlald
III a Still lo read tlio ciperlence f
i turn farmer from the Imparl I
tig ef California, who look up III'
Mm m lbs Klamath rojoc( a little
var year to. Mr, Matten' r.
leiest It Houthern California,
am Irritation It now practiced Ji
tsMeaftlly, at doubtlest very val
MMt to aim In hit new lioitie, but
ta NHttt muit bo credited largely
tslMtatartl idfantaget anil cllmaU
tf Im KUeiath country. Mr, Mal
lei siyif
"Btrlag our residence of only one
)icr li to Klamath valley wo have
nM train, Including oati. barley
u4 lint; alto alfalfa. Having a
artel of four inontn In which to
tvcropt, the farmer hat amplo ilmi
ttl a mi,, outnt lo put In a largo
Are
For the SeMon'i
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tcia-Bloch Smart
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crop, Wo miw wheat In Mnrili, April
nail May, ami our )lild average 30
bushels ior acre Oata will iiihnu n
aura rrop If sown at lain at July 1,
Our average yield per aero thl year
arn a follow! Wheat, 30 bushels,
lit rln), (10 bushel, nml oat do to 75
bualiel. Our alfMlfa yielded four
Inn to only Iwo cuIIIiiki, lliu male
I UK tint labor on each wry auinll In
comparison lo the yield. It mild for
I2 to 116 per Ion baled, I'rlce re
calved for other imp uro a follow;
Wheal, 90 runt per buihel; oal,
11,60. ami barley, ,26 per hundred
weight. The alfalfa yielded ut a grot
of o per acre, and It I my utper
lencn that I lie labor required lo farm
Klamath land I about 10 per cent
lea than In the majurlly of farming
dlttrlct of California and eUuwhere,
whore the tame crop are harveitrd.
In till (ecllon tlie probable )ed t'f
theMi crop wllliout water I a llttlo
loa than half that on Dm Irrigate.!
farm. The market valuo of Hie
ranch on which our crop are grown
I 170 per acre, and It I all under
government ditch,"
Mr, Matten eipretae hlmtelf at
being well pleaed with hi change nf
location anj etpeft to do even bet.
ler with hi land neil year
fOt'ltT MKM
The court room wa well nlled iliil
lug the entire day during the progreiu
of the Anderaon trial. The defenMi
I preirnllng Ihelr nic, and It I
probable that the trial will bo con
eluded nnd Ihv ca given lo the Jury
either thl evenlug or early tomor
row. The wltueue for Hie defento
were rigidly rro etamlned by the
altorne) fur thn pnnecutlon.
Ilemurrera were flle.1 In the l.lakey
rate, which will bo argued In the
morning.
IIAYMAKKItK, MtTICK
There will b,a meeting of the Mo
doc Haymaker association No. 60 i
at the IteJmrn hall Immediately after
thn adjournment of the lledmen
lodge tbli evening, limine of lm
portancr demand the pretence o(
t rvry memler. Ilefrnabment will be
rervcil. I'lIltCIVAl, HIIOI.I..
Collector of Utraw.
New Mettallne allk walit. K K K
Blore.
You Ready
Swelleit Fundloni Soon to Take Place?
Herea the Store
for
Stcln-Bloch
Dress Suite
Hanan
Correct Footwear
and all the trim
mlngi In anappy
up-to-date fur-niihiiila
K STORE
Ootliff. Hanan Shoet.
RECEIPTS ARE
INCREASING
UH'.M, orril'K TAKM U,IHM.!ll
HIM'K M)V. ill, tmm.
$3,611.20 BY MARCH 31, '10
Mum Ileal Itecord vf lit Year by
9.IIH.NO or No r'rer Delivery.
Kmniltt ConlMrtil
l'otmater Kmmllt has Juat an
roiinced the poital reclnta at the
!,.. I unite for the ye.ir ending No
keiiilHT 30, I'JU9, ,C3.:o were
tin Krelpt up to that dati and for
Iho 'Igl t month from March Hat o
Novemtter 30 the receipt totaled
3 tu, in order that there mar be
lite delivery In Ihlt city nil year
the liial i-mlhl rccelplt fc the yiar
eitendlng from March St.lbbt, lo
March 31, 1110, must reach at leal
tio.oro. Ibli meant that In the
tint four month the recslpU must
I.e. 3,CII.30. That mean thnt tho
number of stamps aold and other
moke) taken In at thn local postoniro
must reach fSIC.VO mnro than tiio
nmoiint taken In for tho tamo period
of Iho prevlou year. The average
monthly iccelpt for the pa', eight
month wilt have to be Increased by
I lol 20 during tho coming four
moi.th. Postmaster Kmmltt I coti
tldrnt that thl will bo accomplished
julte easily, since tho receipt f.T the
(hrlstmn mailing aio unt anally
large each year, nnd lend to ale tho
nverago of the month aeveral dollar
V'hen the 110,000 mark I reached
then Klamath Kail will have freo de
livery throughout lhi city. This will
t.etessliatu the numbering ct all tl.o
boiui- and the putting up nf ilio
tame of the various atreou at each
corner Too much care and thought
cannot be taken In the carrying o it
ot this work. Tluoughout the couu
f) varlou clllet are now auffcrlug
iicim Inconvenience and anno)anro
cwlng to tho careleta manner In
which the house on the varloui
block were numbered, making It
Dutehtai Trouatra
kaaaaaaaaaaaaMaaawf alKF
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well-nigh Impotaible to Sa4 cortaln
numlM-r unltaa one walka the entlto
oi sib of Iht riraet. Tbif, matter
should be taken up by thoeajntoreit
ed In thn welfare of Ike cKy at the
earliest poatlblo time.
TWO HTKK.WOt ClAMKH
t'artfteal IWeat IlkfJi Wrfcail Tram.
Mwaailkaa Defeat MraitaWa
Wednerday night at thai opera
koiwe there were played two very
fact batketball ganea, Tlst Jlwastl
laa aad the Olyntalaaa, twt) teamt
corpoeed of girl attMwiaf tie High
School, played a brllllaat jrfatiulnary
game, In wbch the laal aeorewat -.2
to 4, In favor of tba fonter. bcuvla
Arntlt did the beat all-rMad ilaylog,
roaaldtrlng tbo terrible otMa k favor
of the wlnnlag teaat, wbo. ga com
pletely overwhelmed her tatam mate4.
Tor the victor Pearl Hardtng an-)
Marjorle McClure made aeveral direr
play, thoagn the entire team dli
ery excellent work.
The laal acore Id I ha big game be
tween the High School aad Ike Car
dlnal waa 14 to 11 la faror cf the
Cardinal la the flrat bait tba aeon
wa S to In favor ot yio Cardinal,
but the High School team material!'
strengthened when George Du Fault
nd John Slomone were tubatltulod
In the second half. The gam waa ci
cellently played throughout, eatlrely
free from rough and unaporttaantikr
work, and waa a splendid encourage
ment to all, thowlng the value of Just
tuch athlotlca. The feature of tro
game wat the brilliant playing of On
Fault and Btcphenton for the High
School and of llaydea for tba Car
dlnalt.
KANK SOt COMING
Mr. llouttoa regreta very much tbo
ceceealty of announcing that Mr.
Keane wll be uaable to appear here
at the opera bouae, aa bad We an
nounced. Mr. Keane a booked to
play at the Orpheum theater la San
Francisco during tho holiday, and
a ho I now playing In Albany will b
unablo to play here, owing to tbo
long delay encountered at Weed,
which would neeeetltate hit belnj
late at the Bay City. ,
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A. V. A. M. PEC1AX
Monday night. Ua ISth, will be
stated communication and election of
officer. All member abould make a
peclal effort to be preaent. All tril
lion are cordially Invited. By order)
of tho W. M. O. B. OATE8,
Secretary.
L. llesalg, the gcnal partner of
lleaalg A Co. of Fort Klamath, la
vltltor In the city. He report that
tome twelve Inchca of anow havo
fallen In that country and that tho
thermometer baa already registered
aa low aa three degree above aero.
Mr. Hcwlg It a real pioneer, having
come to the coaat away back la 'ft 4
landing at San Francisco on June 4th
of that year, living In thl country
In those early daya when lour waa
worth $t a pound and aa ounce of
alt wna considered of more value
than an ounce of gold.
The University of Oregon, eipect
lo it ue, iw a aupplement to the Fel
ruary number of the University Bul
letin, a complete directory of all Ore
gon high tchoolt. It will contain the
name of the teacher, the subjects
taught b) each, their preparation, the
number it year In tbJ Van school
oume, dr., aad I to bi aeut fre of
charge
A. O. Miller, J. B. Chamber. Qeo
Gregory and Chat. Bchucklotch of
Tort land wont out toward Lost rlvif
thla afternoon, and expect to return
in tho evening with all the ducks Id
Ibat vicinity.
$250
To be tUen away
: Something Dolus; Dec 11th :
I It will pay youweUtowaitandsee ;
a.
LEADER HAS
34,300 VOTES
PMJKKKCI-: NAHTKN MCA DM, WITH
HKMCX HAKRIM HKCO.XD
TWO DAYS OF SPECIAL 0Ff
Habarribe Now a4 AM Year Favor.
It, or It Wall He Tee Utte
for Hewclal Of er
In two more days the big apeclal
offer will dote. If you have prom
ised to help either of the conteitantt
now I tho time to make good. By
overlooking this opportunity to se
cure eitra vote lubscrlbera who
would help their young lady friends
In this conteit may Bad at the clove
that the extra votea tbey could have
given their favorite during thl offer
would have won the trip for her. The
raco I going to be close, aad a few
lubscrlptloni turned In now may wla
for your favorite. Remember thla
offer positively close Saturday night
at C p. m., and will not be repeated
during tho conteit. If you have
promised your mbscrlptlon to either
of the candidates now Is the time to
make good. If she doesn't get to
see you, drop Into the office aad make,
your payment here and the votea will
bo credited to whoever you wlb!
You wouldn't be without the paper)
anyway, to here I
for a ten-strike.
tttaai trsAatf llftj
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Voting Will B ataMrjr. t
The candidate, too, abould work)
hard henceforth. Tba ewatett will
close In two week, gad after that Itj
won't do any good to say. "I could
have won bad I tried!" No one will
believe you go la aow and wla. Get
every available lubscrlptloa aow and
let the end of the contest take caie
ot Itself. There 1 one thing that
alwa succeed In a conteat ot thla
kind, and that I the staying quali
ties. Don't give up If you are a few
votes behind; go right out with the
determination of taking the lead la
the next count. People will gladly!
give you their support if they eeo
that you are out to win. Avail your
self of the last two days of, tbo big
special offer and pile up a big re
serve vote. The vote promises to be
extremely heavy the nest few daya,
and you will have to get your share
to stay In the running.
Fwtare SabarripUoaa.
Contestant may Bad la tome case
friend who would like to subscribe
for the Herald, but have paid their
tubtcrlptlon tor some other paper,
and do not care to receive more than
one local dally at the tame time. For
the benefit ot theae the conteat de
partment baa arraaged to accept aad
liaue votea on auch aabacrlptlon. Tbo
paper to atart at any fatura date that
the subscriber may designate.
Following Is the standing ot the
candidates. Tho standing will be
published every day hereafter until
the close of the contest. Caadldatea
should poll a few votea every day to
let their frlenda know they are still
in the race: ,
Florence Matten 34,300
Helen Harrla 33.100
Qolda Barnes 14,300
There will be an entire change of
program at the opera house tonight
"The Tragic Love," a glorious Bio
graph film, la the especial attraction.
Thl Blm alone, with ths splendid
acting and wonderful settlsg. Is well
worth ths price ot admlsalea, bat
there are four other Sims. "Tha
Professor's Dllsmma," a gentle com
edy; "The Fireman." a thrllllag dra
ma; "He Tried oa Handcuffs" aad
"Tho Hypnotic Wlfs."
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CITY BRKVITIHft.
Chart Woodard I on tbo tick
Hat.
Some bargain In Piano at Virgil'
furniture store. (-13
A. B. Llbby Is in the city from his
ranch at Tule lake.
W. K. Lemmon of Merrill Is In the
city atteadlag court.
J. W. Smith la a visitor In the city
from hi raacb Bear Midland.
II. If. Low aold a tpaa of gray
horse this moralng for 1341.
F. T. Hlgglnt, who plaaa to build
the Meadow Lake saw mill, la la tha
city.
"Thl I no Joke, remarked tba
editor, aa he returned the humorist'
manuscript.
, Wa pack, label aad arraage for
blpplag preaeata with ao cost to yon.
Star Draff Co.
Tha regular meetlag of the Wo
man's dab Friday at 3:30 o'clock at
the Public Library-
.A Christmas card coats little, yet
brlags happlaaas to tbo redpieat. la
endless variety. War Drag Co.
Get a eertlBcat at the Portlaad
Store. It meaaa a Christmas preaeat
for your friend or sweetheart
Bamber A Pealrs sell wall paper.
tanltas, llncrusta, window shades,
linoleums aad rags. Pboas 354.
Mark L. Bern of Dorrla, formerly
a resident of this city, hss rstsraad
here to make his borne la tb fatura.
Mr. F. R. Olds leaves for Spokare
In a few days, where ahe goes to
spend the bolksys with her aareata.
J. J. Cuaalagbam aad wlfs left for
the Hanaoa ranch this moralag,
They will camp out there for a week
The very best coffee for tho arte la
the city la the Moaareh braad for
ale at the Moaareh MereaatUe c
paay.
Tweaty per coat leas taaa tho laa
Francisco cost pries Is what yea will
pay for tha laes yea get at tha Brisk
store sal.
A Christmas prsssat far roar
friend or sweetheart. Oet a eartlffsate
at the Portlaad Store. From ll.St
op to $3.00.
If you waat to ass tho asset Has
ot ladles' and cblldrea's aadsrwear la
tba city, examlas thosa at Ua Stilt
Dry Ooods Co.
Lester Leavttt, who Is employed by
the O. K. Transfer company, smashed
three ot bis flagers this moratng
while unloading some macaiaery.
The Odd Fellowa have elected oaV
cert for the coming term: W. O.
8mlth. noble grand; F. C. Bamber,
vie grand: O. A. Staaras, secretary;
P. L. Fountain, treasurer.
George Ha worth, the coatractor
who built C. 8. Moore' rssldsase oa
the West Sid, left this moralag for
Ban Diego, where he will saead tha
wlater. He expects to retura la the
spring aad take several other butljl
l.ig contracts.
Frank E. Hefferaaa, who formerly
rsa the Paael rastaaraat lato the
gronnd, Is aow over la Msdfard, aad
baa invented aa appliance for ffylag
whkh Is considered almost perfect,
according to reports. Ths aovel fea
ture ot the taventloa Is a paraehuts
attachment to be assd la eaas of ac
cident or while deeceadlBff. It Is to
bo hoped that tho lavsaUoa Is as
brilliant as tha laveator.
Some Things in
Leather
Cfgsw Cases
Claarett Cassa
Bavtoa;S4a '
Cellar 1
CaJfl
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KOiX CHAM IW 10UGH HAMWI
Star Drug Co,
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673 CHILDREN
OF SCHOOL AGE
SLIGHT INCREASE OVER CTOWltt
M TAKEN LAST YEAH
wwy mi ttiommwamL
Ceeeas Takrrt .Rtptt
Are very raw vi
at aha Cms
Ths school esasas far, tha Fear'
lCt for tba Klamath FaHs saatttaf,'
has Jest beea tsksa. Thar an f 3 ,
rbildrea of school aa- Thai Is bai
s slight lacrosse over tba bar ffi- ,
rotted hut year. It la BaaraMyraf I
ogi ised that there baa basa a
laeretM- la tba aopalaUaa of
Falls, aad that there Is as a
tloaate lacrosse is the seaaal
Is r ccoaatsd for by the fast that, a
nuialer ot to-sjs fsmlllsa hava r-,.
move from ths city. A ssaaastflaaa
ot tho eeasaa rolls for 103 as IMt
show Jbat dariag uta past year It
familial, repreeectleg la raaad sas
beta let school ebltdrea, aara fc
moved from Klamath Falls.
lar-taking ths esasas It waa faaad
that maay of ths paptts ef ashes! age
are not atteadlag sehsel. The se
rollmsat la the public sea its la 413,
while that ot the High Seaaal to ltd.
maklag a total ef M t'. Tale toavse
about 100 paplla waa are aet ca
rolled. Maklac a asarvatra aahV
mat eae caa say that there are at
least 35 ehlMrea la the
the atteatlea ef the
The pabUe ssaoeta an
Uetr fall cspaetty aad the
baUdlas to sorely anted, lt to
cuK for the tsaahsra be te tta
peseta) work IU ts
crowded aa they are at
la maklac the saavaa far the
a H was a aoUeeable fast taaa
are very few vaeaat haaese ha the
city, aad that the asaaber ef aagsaaas
reprassated oa the roU tar the year
1103 to much larger taaa far the year
1303.
The.aehool esasas to sepeessd U
lacluds the asm ef all
twees the agss of 4 aad St years re
siding la the city. The esasas takers
fouad It extremely dttkeK U gat
many of ths yossg married aeeale to
coafeta that they were aet yet beyead
tha school ago. The reU shews at
least a dosea married wsmea. The
total aamber ef beys to aaaat It, la
excess of ths aamber at gerto.
Came aow to bay Brasses. That
stock to coaaalete. the sleraa aet
rashed aad aHaaathsr yea aaa aaat
la a more sattofactery maaaer. War
Dras; Co.
Peoffte are erowdtoc to the aMsk
store, where heaattfal laee to aatac
sold at a great rodacttoa.
Cutgbus to aa tlsaaat aad retaed
gift. We bare the Wad that to
"classy." Star Drug Co.
The great lace sale esatlaaeo at the'
risk store.
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