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KLAMATH FALLS, FRIDAY. JULY 8. 1910
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ADVEinSMG MATTER NEEDED
CIRCVLAKfl AK1 PHAMPI-KTS
KdR UlSTRIRtTIOX
Kand Ought to Be Provided Whereby
Strangers Cam Swat Uteratnre
Ooaremlag Klamath FnHn
.The remarks at the meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce lait night
brought out the fact that the great
eat need la the way of advertising thli
city and surrounding country In the
proper manner wss a supply of liter
ature that would give to the stringers
and othera Interetted In this portion
of tho state Information which would
truthfully net forth the advantage
and resource of this fertile region.
At present there U not a single
piece of literature that can be sent
to anyone who may rare enough about
this part of the slate to, make Inquir
ies, and that such la the case doe
not apeak vary highly for the ability
and tatdllgence of the rltl-ens of this
commaalty.
That a county Ilka Klamath and a
city of the natural advantage of
Klamath Falls shou.d not have an
abaadance of excellent literature tell
lac of the resource of this locaRty Is
a disgrace that the baalae men
should not allow to prevail.
Every person who comes to this
city means Just that much more
moaey apaat here, and to per cent of
what la earaed In any community Is
at la the same locality. People
to kaow about Klamath Falls.
At prsatat there Is nothing that can
be aaat to them showlag what this
eoratry has to offer. That coadHloa
ahoald be chanced, aad It wiH be. If
the committee appelated at the meet
lac of the Chamber of Commerce last
alght receive the support Is their ef
forts merit.
The meeting was the second quar
terly meeting of this year, aad after a
few aasall Mil had been allowed mat
ters of latere to Klamath Fall aad
coaaty ware discussed.
K. M. Chllcote brought out the fact
that more aad better advertlaiag lit
eratnre was needed. "There Is not a
single pamphlet or circular that is
available for distribution at present
that present anywhere near the true
Idea of the resource of this county.
If a man writes for 'nforaiatloa about
Klamath Fall there f not a thine
that can be teat to him that will
answer his question. We ought to
get out a good circular or pamphlet,
or both, aad I am willing to do my
part toward that ead.
There Isn't a day but what the
real estate men of this city receive
letters asking about this elty'or coun
ty, aad there should be some means
of satisfying those requests..
Wilbur White discussed another
phase of the question. "There are
oa aa averago of seventy-flve persons
a day coming lato this city. Look at
I he bussea as they como from the
(rains. They are always roll, to say
nothing of those who come In by
auto and wagons. These person
want all kind of Information. They
ask about the resorts, the lehlnc and
camptag ground, tho various places
of Interest la this part of the state.
There Isn't a siagle piece of literature
available that will give them the la
fortaatloa required. All of these peo
ple sacad money here, aad the easier
we nuke It for them to tad rat where
to ao means Just that much more of a
boast 'for Klamath county and Klam
ath Fall. We ought to havo somo
thlac that will answer their question
and walsa oaa always be available."
A committee coaaiaUag of Wllber
White, Fraak Ira White aad E. M.
Ohllepte was appointed to Investigate
the question of advertising this part
of the' state and tho resorts in this
Vlclaltjr.
The question of a right of way for
a railroad between either Klamath
Fall a Mldlaad and Merrill was dis
caascsVst leasts.
Tha';aassbers were of tha opinion
that m sdhvt should be made to have
Uteiwaf seasast wkh Klamath Falls.
Tk set pries at whleh tha right of
.war If kM between this city and
IdarrtM wwg,nawiails la the way
y aa a im ptasw ur-aa- wnicn
sjaass) wwwea as,
. ,fgfB-Ias, White. Ales afartla Jr.
. imJKM. fhssasr ware mass a asm
clal nuil then report rccommenda
llonn lo the Chamber of Commerce ni
to the proper course to take.
The secretary wa Instructed to
take up the matter of better train
tonnectlons at Weed, o as to obviate'
the long lay-over now necessary.
Hither a change In train time or an
other trJTn will be sought.
The officers were Instructed. to pre
pare a written report of the work
which had been done by the Chamber
and cnd a report Mo the members
at that body.
K1EIL NIUJE MOPPED
HAI.MXaF.il TALKS OVER PLAN'S
WtTHTAFT
SotSajsg hi Ramon of Resfcmialloa
Wester Trip PIsaaeB Projects.
to Re Rkamkted Closely
BEVERLY. Mass.. July 8. The re
organisation of the reclamation serr
ico was discussed today at a three
hour conference between President
Taft aad Secretary Bellinger.
Although no oBclal Information
could be obtained. It was reported
that the future plans for reclamation
do not Include the retention or Fred
erlck K. Newell aa the director of the
service. Mr. Bellinger would not dl.
cuas this phase In aay way. It Is
known, however, that the secretary
has long regarded Mr. Newell aa In
Imlral to hi plaas for the reclame
tlon service. Mr. Newell has openly
opposed Mr. Bellinger, and Mr. Bat
linger in turn has publicly stated that
ne ma not regard Mr. Newell as the
taan for the place occupied by him.
Jurt when and how Mr. Newell Is
gclng could not be lenrued.
Secretary Bellinger left for Wash
ington tonight. Ho will remain there
n few days and then start on n lone
trip to tho West. In the rours of
which he will visit several Indian
reserves and probably look over
some of the reclamation projects now
uaaer way. His trio, lacludiaa- a
brief rest at his home In Seattle, will
occupy from sis weeks to two months.
When Secretary Baltinger alighted
from the train here this moraine, ho
was met by the usual crop of reslg
nation rumors.
"I am not a quitter." ha said, "and
never have been. I did aot briag a
resignation with me, and will not
leave one."
After he had lunched and eoa
ferred with the president, Mr. ellla
ger was told of a later rumor that ha
would resign after tho special con
cressloaal larastlgatloa comaHttes
had made Ita report.
The oaly suggestion or reelgaatloa
that came In reply waa la tha secre
tary's smile. "I am la this Sght. aad
I am going to see 'it through." ha
said.
The recent withdrawal of water-
power sites aad phosphate and petro
leum laads by the President, covering
more than 87,000,000 acres la vari
ous states and the two territorial.
were discussed with the Dreetdeat br
Secretary Balllsssr.
"Dealing with these tends." said
the secretary, "wa, will coatlaue tha
conservation in every esaeatlal detail.
At the aame time the president pro
poses that an opportunity tor devel
opment shall be given.
"The first work before us Is the
proper clasefacatlos of tk laads. This
will have to be doa by tk ceologleal
survey and the undertaklac Is a big
one.
"Once the clsaslSeatioa Is complet
ed, we will be contrasted by the teak
of getting, special legMatlaa through
congress for the dlsposltlo of the
tends on a fair basis. This legislation
will require a lot of test aad stadv.
The problem Is intricate."
Secretary Balllager said tanicht
that he had prepared tha Instructions
for the board or eagineera appelated
by the preeldeat to pass as 'tha Irriga
tion projects that are to b oamateted
under the IIMOO.eoo lasso or cer
ildcates or ladebtedaesa.
It wai sot be accessary for bias to
wait la Waahlagtoa for tha Inii.
glneer oatasra to aaasmbte altar. As
sistant Secretary Merc will go over
the work wltkthsaisccrs.
Mr. Balllscsr sm It plait that
white tk army sagsiisri 'will save
the say aa to what arcjects altall be
atructlon will be done by tho field
force of the reclamation service under
the supervision of the Interior depart
William I). Marshall, the engineer
oflcer appointed last week aa con
suiting engineer to the reclamation
service, will, of course, be an Import
ant faetor In the work.
With reference to the expenditure
of the fl.000,000 fund to be placed
at tho disposal of the president to
protect the Imperial valley In South
ern California from the Colorado
river, Secretary Balllager said that
all Immediate danger seemed to havo
passed and engineer would be sent
to report on the situation before any
work was ordered. An effort wilt bo
made to devise permsnent protection
for the bank Of the Colorado and tho
I-aguna dam. -.
In addltr&n to Secretary Balllager,
the president had as callers this after
noon Paymaster General Whipple of
the army, Autitant Secretary of tho
Navy Beekman Wlnthrop, and Repre
sentative John Dwlght of New York,
the republican "whip" of the house,
Mr. Wlnthrop had some details of
the navy department to take up with
tho .president. Representative and
Mrs. Dwlght are oa a long motor tour,
and the representative merely paid a
social call.
President Taft's "real vacation" Is
to begin tomorrow. No more business
engagements are to be made forhlm
for ten days.
REXSOX XOT TO RETIRE '
Declare His lateatsBH of Fills IW.
laratton of Candtdary Is a
Few Days
SALEM. July 8.A letter recently
received from Governor Frank W.
Benson, who Is now In San Francisco,
bears the news that the governor Is
llreparlng to fllo his declaration of In
tention to become a candidate for re
election lb the onlee of secretary of
state.
The letter also says that the gover
nor I rapidly Improving In" health.
that he has not felt better for several
years, aad that be Is getting anxious
to return to the state. It Is expected
he will return about July SOtb, when
he will probably resnme the dutlei
now being taken care of by Acting-
Governor Jay Bowerman.
Many friends of the governor In
this city had become alarmed at re
ports' from San Francisco, and be
lieved he would retire from the polit
ical arena this year altogether.' They
took his request to Bowerman to act
a chief executive In hi itead a n
tacit understanding that Benson had
retired from the Seld.
The letter, however, ssts this Ides
st rest, aad plainly states that the
petition for bis re-election will be
Med within a tew days, probably be
fore the governor's return from -the
South.
I "frou Know that Wc Mean It by Now "
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BETTER YET
.We are Going to Stick to It
Better Goods
Leu Money
! WILLIS FURNITURE COMPANY
One Block last oT Public School
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YOUR OUTING
Will be Complete with a . .
KODAK
Full line of up4o-date
Kodaks : Cameras : Supplies
UNDERWOOD'S
Pharmacy
SeveiU. ft Mala
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PLASTERING
If you want the right man at the
right Umo and at the right price get
1HOMAS to la your plasterJr.K. All
rcik guaranteed to be first lnt-.
Res.: Ms AskUtlea). Faoen AX1
BICYCLES
For an up-to-date whael
get a RaniMer, on tale at
Tbt Gun Store. Tents and
Guns for sale .or for rent
We carry a full line of
Sporting Goods
THE GUN STORE
J. R.
FboaeSM
Jacobs Mk.
Wo are now ageats for tho well
Jcnown Victor Phoaograpb aad 1
(records. We have a nice lino
of up-to-dato phonographs aad
record', needle aad supplies.
Come In aad hear some of the
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late records. Wo also have a
large llae of Bdlsan phoso-
Bfapbs aad records, Starr
adanos, sheet music aad musical
astrumssts of all kiss.
WINTERS!
far Maalrii
j The Prestige You Gain
lly having an arriHtat In snrti ait laMilallon a- lhi KIHKT Tltl'ST
MAYIXdM HANK ran nrtrr l-r iivrrrKtlnuti'.l. : t : t t-
Xm imly due It facilitate yoar Itaaiaesa, Iwl Ihv addilhuiul m.it
rnjoyitl la a'aocial way H snasrthMR to br. reckoned with. Sum 1 1
nrrnaata ar? made Ju-l a welcome aa tarsjt iHim aad a nM-r-ntlve
and evperiracrsl directorate hi ready at all tlmra In iiitviw'
ynu on matters financial. t t t t I I I I
Fint Trait and Savings Bank
KLAMATH VAUH, MHIC.
aaaaaadasstaasscscssccacssa
OOM J. Z0MWAI.V.
Prcsidoat
Abstracting
Masu, mat, Mac Prints, Etc.
K. M. Host.,
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SaWf eyora aid Irrigatloa fatUaeert
Haav X Wiraaow. SscrsUry
KJaautk Falk, Oregoa
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RABBIS
WM. WAONKK
Home Realty Co.
-THE FARM SPECIALIST!"
rhoneiSl 1 A25 Mala ft, near 6th.
We are headquarters
for up-to-date clothing
Select your Clothes from the largest
Stock in Klamath County
In tho Men's Clothing line you
can select from 400 new Sum
mer Suits from 18,85 to M0,
Big lino of Neckwear from 25c
to 76c. Our Shoe linn is com
plete beautiful lino of Men's
Oxford' from 8.60 to 18.60,
Hoys' Short Pants Bulls one
half price. Just think of It!
One-half price for floys' Cloth
ing loss than wholesale, cash)
Why do we do It? Decause we
havo too many and must clean
thorn up quickly In snmo way,
Dig llae of Wotaen's Gloves, Neckwear, Helta.
LiaVkrie DriMte, Iklrtwaista. Separate Skirte.
Linen tatteItc. Do your trading acre aad nuke
oar at ore yaw Meadqaarteri. We have everytalng
yoa need at prtcee ao algaer than yoa are aaked
to pay la large cltiee
I Cor. 3rd
Boston Store
o. m. aicroR
Cor. 3rd
IlKHT IN KUtMATH fOIWTV
No, i r. 4 nrie: very near I mile Lest River
fient: A new liouav; partly cleared and In crep:
iintlilnK finer In Hie country.
VMM M.NIW AMI HTtN'K IIAMCMKN
.No. i--t'i0 ueie .1 mile soulhrait of Mldlamli
7'. urren In "sarhrimli. .10 nrre uuder ditch, sf.
iiirm In rullUatlun, I'nxlucvcl 31 bushels of wlieut
to the nrirt Inat )rar Term. Per acre SftO.lMi
, a lOd-ncto hoiiienlead rolluqulshmeat, M
iiiIU-k nut: RimhI home, larsi- barn, windmill! 21
lu-riM III imtatee: riwxI team, All for....SI.ae.el
So. n mn nrreii s mile from Klamath Kalis; ion
nrre In erupt .1-iixun hoime, rimmI bars aad out
IiiiIIiIIiixk: mllo from kcIhmiI and 3 mile from
itiurili: I iiiIIom fmm Mlitland. With crop, ISfl
per ncre; Mlthutit crop, per nrre . . SlU.mi
.'. I -ico i.rtrn In I'oe Valley, 30 mile from
Klamath Fall". I !V mile from school; imall hou-o
and liarn; (10 acre rlenred. Term: 11000 rath.
Iiulanre per rent. Per acre, . tlA.(NI
.Vii. .".SO acre with 45 rod of Kwauna Mke
water front; .10 acre nf ieelalmel Tula land: 3f
nireit under Unterninent ilrm; muall Iioiim and
liarn: good well, Termn. I'er arre . , VM.OS
Xii, 11393 arre. 117 nrre meadow, CO acre
tillable .inil I3& arre llmtier: X mile from Klam.
at It I'allK', Inline f. rmunii, large barn: Ann Mock
promtliMi Term 3,ono rnh, balance N pur
unt ,. sa,(mmmm:
S, ; nil) urrcx. I it inlloa from Klamath Kail
ami : tulle from MMIaml; 90 arre In cultivatien:
mall ioiii ntnl Imrn; rinhI well; nil fenced; 110
ucriM iiiiiIit K'ernnieiit ranal, I'rlfe, 3& per acre,
wllji mnrlilnery; with nlm-k, iht nrre fto.oo
No. M lf.0 nrie, MKelinmli: CO acre uadar the
Huh: turner uf comity io.nl J rloon to school house!
f nilli'K fnmi rll: term. I'er nrre ..,. ...SST.IIII
No. I .130 nrrea, nil under Ihn ditch: I mils
in t; all In ai'lirnnri: fine noil; main county read:
term. I'er arre ..... , . ... ...tSS.SO
No. til ir,n acre tiear Mrrrlll; over 100 acres
muter tho illirli; lioime, liarn, well, fenced; la crap;
trntiK. Per nrre , SM.sja
No. II- 330 nrrm. 176 under cultivatien: alt
. nbntu illtrli, all miller frnic; 34 tnllr from Klam-
ii Hi I'ull; t'lmiiii linimc, lri darn, 3 well. Term:
ir.oun mull, liatami! 7 l'r rent. I'er arre Mft.MI
. VJ Irtu .ini-n 7 tulles from Klsmalh Kail, on
i.ukevlnn iimiI: 3 inllm from Olene, good houo
ami liarn: plain nn tiomenteailnl 30 year ago;
aell linprmnl In ever) reiert I'er acre, SstTjim
No. Ill ir,n,73 acies, nil In agebruli eseept
nkotil 10 acre In pine limber; ISO arre fencMl;
nli-lrrlnutlmi; i: mllr- (rum Ktnmatli "all nn.l 3
iiiIIm from Olane, Tetin. I'er ncre Stin.lMi
u. II SO acre 'J in Hon from Klsmalh Kail;
alt iimler illicit ami In cullUatlon; well Improved;
liooil Iiiiiiik. goiiil Imrn, wlnitmlll, etc. K.reptlon
nlly gnoil property Term. I'er acre ..STO.SO
Nil, i.i mi nrica im .it Itlver, 13 miles from
Klmiialli I'alU; I'.it urie under ditch; all cleared
ami In mill vat Inn: under retire. No better aoll In
Klamnth li.mln. Term: tl.r.nn ra-ti, balance per
rent. IVr arre . aiWt.tm
'I he alMiti i ouly n mrtlal IWl
farm aad ranilM' ttc'liave for sale.
wi' Imvr it.
of the many
If It I good,
A IIOMt: Oil AN INVKHTMKNT
New. inntlern, looom. iiuntry, cloaot, bathroom;
Plunibed iiiinplete, tub, toilet, lavatery: hot water
In kitrlie'.: plantered; llireo roat of paint; perfect
Interior flnlKh: douhln floer: fine loratlon; splendid
low. Nothlim belter In Ihn rlly for quality or price.
Ternix or timli, ...SCJMNt
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No. I six targe lots, lino new house, new barn,
two largo new hen house, fruit trees, modern Im
provement, all for little moro than cost of build
Inun; Pnlrvlnw Addition ,. asj,aM.a
No. nlM S0K60 In
1-ronm house, city water.
Falrvlew
Term.
Additien: new
9TM.se
No. 7Croom house In Nichols Addition; largo
Inf. good location, A plendld Investment.
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No. M KiniT n-rnom biinnalo-nin i'lne Street;
new r.nd inodtrn In every reaped. One of the beat
hiiwlnrlty. Term 88.aWs.00
No. fl 35 feet on Main Hlroot; frame building,
muted for $R0 per month. Term 84,A0.OA
i. i1' 'urB,ro"m h"mn " Callfiirpla Aveu'-it
l.tl client homo; lionsn new and on rar line.
rt'rn 81.8N.tNI
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