The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 26, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' & to MARSH LANDS 50 PKt CENT. VEGETABLE MATTML OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL. ABEL ADY PHONE - - - 303 EASY TERMS rn KLAMATH OM1ATHT BARGAINS AT 123 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS, - '..'-. THE EVENING HERALD Imm DaMy RBeeyt Suaday, at 115 8. fourth St., by tha J H1RALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. MOTH, Uftor ' UBIORIFTIOM BaNy, by mall, an year blly.kyma.b1i Batty, by Ml DaMy, fey maM, ea mcath. DaBy, daMmcd by carrier, aaa wash RATH: cheeses t i s M.M Mb l.tl b II KLAMATH FALLS, ORRGON. TUESDAY, JVLY M, !! fflQa SHU'S KSUKfS KXMBCT8 OF PRODUCTS TO BE MAMS IX THE CART HIM Read Secwrtag Syecimea Fan awl Orchard for Great of ,?ORTLAND, July 5. EahlMts are mw belay collected for the Ore gea ear to be operated throughout the Baet by the area Northern, aad all sectleaa of the atate are urged to be isprcacatod. Fruits, gralaa. veget aalee, grames. etc., are heiai gathered for aee oa the ear, aad It la partlcu tarly deelred to have fruits oa the limb, ahewlac them exactly In their Batata! state. H. R. Wight, expert proceeeor for tha Pari laid Chamber of Commerce, I Fifth street, la reeeivlag shlp meate of theae products for the Oreat Herthera ear. which la belay led under the dlreeUoa of F. W. Orahan. Weatern ladaetrtal agent. He nrgee thai each community forward tome of Ma heat yrodacta. ahlpplag them by eayreea to Mr. Wright, either paying the eayreea chargea or neadlag shlp meaie C. O. D. la the former case eayreea charges will be reloaded by ' Mr. graham The cppcrtualty Oregon has to se enre wide advert wlag la this way Is very msrhid. Net oaly will the ex- hmeta he ahewa to many thoaaaad f yeeyes whHe they an la the ear, bnt arraayjseata hare been made for syaeo at a circuit af atate fairs aad large exhibits wlH he made at the mad shew taw wtator la Chicago. The eahisK ear will be aeeomyaaled by a lecturer, aad will be oa toar tram early fall aatll next spring. Ore gaa- nasale sbeald risyoad liberally with ayimmiai tor this ear. RxhlMts anet he eompleto la order to make the shew effective, aad hare la a chaaee for' eo epsratioa betweea the state aad the railroad Interests that wtH beef greet valae to bett. Forty-two' millioa baihels of wheat Is the estimated crop of Oregon, Waahlagtoa aad Idaho, accordlag to aa aatharKy here who has completed a trip throagh the grain sections. He flada that Oregoa will prodaee 15,- OM.MO haehelo. Waahlagtoa IS.aoo, , hashels aad Idaho O.eao.Oe bush els. UafaveraMe weather aeadHioaa darlag the past wlater la some sec tions eaased a falMag off over the total yield of last year, which was El,. SIMM baahem far the three states. The Tiatt to Westora Oregoa of Dr. Bernhard BoeggUd, the dairying ex pert af the University of Cspisbsgss. darlag the week was importaat. Dr. Beoamtld said eeadltleaa la Western Oregoa are ideal for dairylag, aad this ssetioa can aaryaav the world la thia ladastry. He said dairylag is sadly neglected, for it Is capable of great expansion here. Iltuatratlag this, he said. Deamark, whose total arealbatvn,e00 square miles, has a dairy Industry yleldlag 154,906,000 In batter exports. He thlaka West era' Oregoa can at least doable Dea mark's y reseat prcaalioa.- Origsa'a apple show will be .held la Partlaad Nerembtr SOth to Decern bar,'. It will he a great eayaaKloa of the state's fralt-growlag poeslbil Hies, aad M will be of wide laterest baeaaos af Oregoa'a famy aa the home of the red apple. There promises to be exhibits eatered la eompetlllon for prises from every apple-growing eeaaty la the state. The CorvaUls mmiairilil dab baa already otered IN far the heat apple esbibHs from easea eouaty, ,aad the Head River CoaMaereial slab has otered $80 for prises for ths heat apples shown from thatseetloa. other eeaaMea. will yet he heard from la the same way. the magatlne and will be about to, 000 ords In length, nil told. Tho, first inttallmcnt will nppear in the September Issue of the magaslae. Mit Stone has gathered the data for the article after several rabaths of extensive research through all theJ records she could And coverlag lm- j portant events connected with the de- j olopmcnt of the state back to the j carllett date. She has alto traveled cxtenslvcTyovcr all parts of the state In her search after historic facts The origin of the name "Oregoa" Is dealt with aad the early historic facta are brought oat la aa Interest ing manner. Contldernble stress Is laid on the rapid development of the state, within the last few years, aad the opportunities and ndvaatagea of the county are brought out la detail. It la the author's Intention to write, In the near future, similar historic msgstlne articles concerning the tstee of Idaho, Washington and Montana. 5 m mimm OPINIONS AND SVGGRBTtONS RKU ATtVR TO MRTHODS WIU Cover the Subject Most Compre- heatlvely la AM Detail Ru rcau Rollers AM of All Small for Its Age J. Mediants, a contractor of the northwest, met his friend Donovan on the pier of the American Line the other day. Doaovan had last tended from the old country, nnd It was his flrst visit to this couatry. Stopping at the hotel where the barteader la Question holds forth, McOlaals said: "Now, Deaovsn, my hoy, m give you a taste of liquor that will make you think the ancient kings left Am brosia far ye. Barteader. give ap a couple of drinks of that 40-year-old Boarboa ye have la the private bottle fer me." The barteader placed the "private bottle" oa the bar with two very small glasses. whlehhe half tiled with the precious SaM. Donovan lifted the poay dalattly to the light, aad then turning to Me- Olnnis said: "How old did ye any Uls Is. Mac?" "Forty years If H's a day." "Be Jabora." said Daaovaa, with aaother critical look at the glass. "It's email for Ha age. alat it?" Philadelphia Times. Wit Her As every Southerner kaows, elderly colored people rarely know kow old they nre, nnd almost lavarlably as sumo aa age mack greater thaa be longs to them. In aa Attaato family there Is employed aa old chap earned Joshua Bolton, who has been with that family aad the previous gener ation for more years thaa they eaa remember. In view, therefore, af his advanced age, it waa with surprise that hie employer received oae day aa spplleatioa for a, few days of. la or der that the old fellow might, aa he put It, "go up to de ole state of Vlr finny" to see his seat. "Tour auat mast he pretty old." waa the employer's eomaaat. "Tassir," said Joshua. She' pretty ole now. I reckon she' 'bout s hun dred aa tea years etc." "Oae hundred aad teal Bat what on earth la she doing up In Virginia?" I don't Jest know." exnlalaad Joshua, "bat I understand she'sup dere llvln' wif her grandmother." Harpex's Weekly. WASHINGTON. D. C July 36. The opinions ot government and atate official!, corporations and persona ex pertly Informed on tho subject ot Ir rigation In the United 8tates will be obtained by Census Director Durand with rcforence to the number nnd nature ot the question In the sched ule ot Inquiry, and to tho character of the printed Instructions for tho use ot special agenta. which havo been tentatively prepared for the Census Bureau's Impending Irrigation Investi gation. By the act approved February 25th last, amending the act providing for the taking of the thirteenth census, coagress required tho director of the census to make a special detailed In vestigation ot the subject ot Irrigation In the United States. The act pro vides that the Information shall show tho area Irrigated In the arid regions of the United States; whether such work Is carried on under fedoral or state laws: the prices at which Irri gated lands. Including water rights, are ebtainable: the character sad. value of crops produced oa Irrigated lands; the amoaat of water used per acre: and the location ot the various Irrigation enterprises, togsther with a description of .their methods of con struction, their physical conditions. the amount or capital Invested, end the like. , In order to secure the Information so speelacally called for by coagress the coaxus bureau 'la taking the ag ricultural census, the Seld work of which has Just bean completed, made use of n special or supptsmental Irri gation schedule to be tiled In by the enumerators for every farm having Irrigation in the arid regions of the Uaited States. This special schedule, however, secured oaly a small part of tho laformatlon needed In order to prepare the full report repaired by coagress. To supplement It the bu reau of the census has prepared drafts of nine different schedules, the lafor matlon oa which will bo collected by pcciai ageau or tae bureau la the case of Irrigation nterprise carried oa goverameatal, commercial or co operative aadertaklags, aad by meaaa of correspondence In the case of Irri-J gaiion practiced -ny individual farm ers' for their owa farms, la his letter to the experts msatloaed the director says: "Before detnltely adopting the schedules, drafts of which have been prepared, the bureau desires to se cure the opinions of persons like your self, who have given special attcatlon to Irrigation matters. I am therefore laclosiag with this letter a copy of the supplements irrigation schedule made use of by eaumerators Ja taking general census of agriculture, O Appeal The Intrepid geaeral (In the new onlor) was rail) Inn her wavorlug troop. , "W'orneal" she cried, "will you kIc way to mannish tears?" A murmur ot Indecision ran through the ranks, wherouponho leader shot the last arrow In her quiver! "Will you," she fiercely demanded, "show tho white feather In n season when feathers are not being worn?" Tho effect was electrical. "Never! " roared the soldiery, nnd forming quickly In battln array they once more nuurn inemiciwa on inn cncni), BICYCLES For an up-to-date wheel Kt a Rambler, on sale at Gun Store, Tents and Guns for sale or for rent. We cany a full line of Sporting Goods TH1 GUN STORE J. R. Phone SM Jacobs Btk. PLASTERING If you want the right man nt the right timo nnd at the right. price net 1IIOMAN to to'j-onr plastering. , All votk guaranteed to be first jlitfi lies.) MIUs Addition. Phmn AXI '""BEL" Wo are now ngsnls for the well known Victor Phonograph and records. Wo hdve a ajee line nf iip.to-dalo phonographs and records, needles nnd supplies. Come In and hear some of tho late reroute We aloo have a targe lino ot Rdlson phono Krnphs nnd records, Starr piano, sheet music and muslcsl Instruments of all kinds. WINTERS For Maatcal laWtraaitiKi tMMgaaaaaaMMMMMMa MMIMMMMMMMMMMIMMMMMMMMMMt The Prestige You Gain By having aa account la each aa Institution aa the FIRST TRVHT HA VINOS RANK ran never he overestimated, t t t t I Xn oaly docs it facilitate your basmesa, hut Hi additions! mwer enjoyed la a social way is aomeUilag to U reckoned with. jHhisII ncroanta are made JuM as welcome as large onm and a rnnnerv alive aad evyerieaced directorate is ready at all times to advUr you oa matters taaacia!. u i t i t I t i t t First Trust and Savings Bank KLAMATH FALLS, ORB. MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMI MIM They Reach the People Ue IR 14MAJnfK ARffOLR Oalasaa Stoae, a news- writer af copies of tho proof of the other ached alee to bo used la the further work of proeecutlag tkis Investigation, aad a copy of the lastruetloBs to the pe dal agents for use by them In secur ing returns on the schedules to he handled by them. I shall appreciate ltery much if you will look over these schedules aad give me the benefit of your criticisms and suggestions, f am aware that many points of Interest have not been covered by the questions oa these schedules. The experience of the bu reau of the census la past lavcstlga tioas has shown conclusively that the effort to obtain too much laformatlon results In failure to secure complete Senator Salvely, apropos of patriot- fH. "" returns. It is deemed told at a South Bend banquet "T .' "-""" resjaes taoaum- a war story. - "" " ouseuoas to the lowest point A private," he said, "got very " Al ma it is aot homesick oa campaign, aad weat to MrM omlt W 4Mloa ealllag headquarters for a furious. Mr mation which Is of vital la- "What do you waat a furlough "' for," the colonel asked. " 'What do I waat a furlough for?' the private answers bitterly. .'Why, Caiaael, I havea't seea my wife fer over three months. ' " 'Ob, that'a nothing,' said the col onsl, " haven't seea my wife for more thaa three years.' " 'Well,' said the soldier, 'that may oe. votoaei, nut ate aad my wife ala't that kind.' "Washington Star. ''alsa. Bessie smsmamdBhi mmM asam miss BBBBjaaanr BBmaaBj ammBnaaassyasw for Abisastiaa la the Mmmoas Maga- ' lancf af Maw Tort a hietorie article t aatbaa4a4eafOrsmaaas1u4aad- . w ad aa aa alnajbiigiail ,ysr Oregoa, v f aad yirtltsi la aarWealar. ;, lmmm mm jmm J tmu.at. , :, ina at tag maataiy laamiimsats or . Te Oreat Ojaarral A dear old lady havlag read of aa Isteaded tght betweea JafMat aU Johaaoa is said to have cabled to America bafglag them rather to lay tho matter la dispute before the Hague tribuaej. Almost your owa prices oa muslin uWsaTjsmaw BaaMsaWgTsPaaK M JX 4 Leslie M. Shaw, at the reseat baa aaet or the Commercial Travelers' league, said of a silly argument against a great American merchant marine. This argument is groundless. It reminds me of old Mother Taliaferro. "Mother Taliaferro lived la a dug- oat la NorthCarorlaa very near the llge. Whea the boundary betweea North Carellaa aad Vlrgtala was It satftod the old woawa's Tic iTtnini Herald and the Klam ath Republican are the only papera in Klamath County reaching the people. Theyhare the circulation Jtt what the buatneai man who adTertiflea wanta. The readera of theae papera buy their gooda at liosve, and if you want to aell to them you awuki adTertiae in the " 'Wan, Mather,' said a surveyor to bar, 'yea Uve n-Virginia bow. Raw da yea like it?' '' 'Like It?' said the old Woman, way, like It tae, ' course. g-B K. X. K. frTORR. I Waahlagtoa Star, body knows that Virginia Is a hcaKa- atato thaa North OaroHae.'" sat I Evening Herald H. RABBll WM. WAONIR Home Realty Co. "THl FARM SPICIAUiTl" rhone 81 1 525 Mala II., Mtar fllh ItKHT IN KlhtMATH rOUNTY No. 1 in 4 arrni; very near 1 mile Last Rlvsr fwrt; A new heme: partly cleared and In crop; I'oihlnn liner In the country. I'AIIM MNIM AMIMTOCK IMNCIIKM Sak' I ton niro .1 miles soulhesiit ot Mtdlanil; TK nrria In nrbriili, 3r nrres under ditch, Si ncrenVii ciilllintlon. I'rodured SI bushel of wheat to the iirre lam jrur. loriiu. Per acre . .SM.mi No. u li!0-scre linmeatead rellaqulshmsnl, f lulled mil; rihkI house. Isrge tiara, windmill: tt niri'H In pntntecii: rooiI team. All for... fl,SAfMM No, II IHO arren S miles from Klamath Palls; ion nrei hi crop; a-ioom house, good barn aad out Milldlnim: 14 mllo from school nnd I miles from church: 4 mile from Midland. With crop, ftr. per iiire: without rrop, ier acre . f8,Ml Nil. I 100 irre In I'oe Valley, 10 miles from Klmnalh Kalla, Mi miles from schoel: small house and barm arret cleared. Terms: II0S0 cash, balance H ier tent, lr acre...... .,.. SIA,an ? 1. A SO srres with 41 rods nf Kwauna Uko Male front; 30 acres nf reclaimed Tule land; 3.'. nrre under llotcrnment )tem; small house nnd liarn; good well.. Terinx. I'er acre ... BJto.otl Nil. a 391 nrrrt, 117 acres meadow, SO ncre tlilalilo and i:f. acres limber; K pi lies from Klsm atli 1'slls: hoime n iiMimt, larse barn: One utork irnMxltlon. Trriiu: 13,000 rsnh, lialanre K ier rent ,..,,... ., ,.,., . . a,VNto.tN: n. 7 ISO acres, 4Jt miles from Klamath Paid nud 3 miles from Midland: DO acres la cultivatien: smalt nniue and barn; good well: all fenced; IIH ncres under government ransl. Price. IIH per acre, terma. "ft acre , ,.. ,.. , ., SM.ati No. N(I0 acre, sagebrush; (0 acres under the ditch: corner of county read: close to school beuse: 7 mile from city; term. Per sere SaTM No. v 330 acres, all under the ditch; I mile ni't:-sll In sugeliriiah: flne toll; msln county read: w 11 ti machinery: with Mock, per sere. .... Scoaa Nil. 10 -ICO sere nesr Merrill: over 100 acres under the dlich: bouse, hsrn, well, fenced: la crep: term. Per re ...... -, ............. ,twa.an No. II 330. acre. lf. under cultivatien: all above ditch, all under fence: 3ts miles from Klsm stb KIU; 4-rooni home, large barn, .1 wells. Term 13,000 rath, ttslsnre 7 per rent. Per acre... aaa.mi o. is lo seres 7 miles front Klamath Kails, os iHikevlew resd: .1 miles from Olsne. good houto nnd barn; piste wss homesteaded 30 years age: wll Improved In every retpect. Per acre....gTT.sa Xo. IS ici.73 acres, all In sagebrush aaeept nliout 10 acres In pine timber: 130 acres fenced: iiih-lrrlKstlnn; 13 mile fronf Klamath r'slls nnd 3 miles from Olene. Titiiih. per acre agjt.no Xi. II NO nrriii !t miles from Klsmstn la ill under ditch nnd In cultivatien: well Improved; kimmI house, good barn, windmill, etr. Kirepllon nlly sinmI proper!). Term. Per sere.. . .879.ao Xo. 13 HO sues on U Itlver. 13 wiles from Klamath Palls; 0 acre under ditch; all cleared nnd In cultivation; under tici So better soil In Klamath basin. Term: ll.r.oo rnh, bslsnre I per rent. Per srrn .. SM.au TIm tlmto li iwly a utrtlal IM iif I lie Nwar fsrni aal rsurlH- hi- have for sale. If II U giMid, i have ll. c A IIOMK Oil AN INVI-MTMKNT Nw. modern, Itooiu. pantry, rlosct, hsttiroem: plumbed romplMe, tub, tollrt, lavatery: hot water In kltchv!.; MsiieriHt; three roat of paint; perfect Interior flnlnti: dnulile floer: fine location! antandld view. Nothing better In the city for quality or price. irrin or mn . . ,. . I t'lTV moPKHTV IMPKOVKIt .No. 1 sis urge lots, Sae new house, new hsrn. two large new hen houses, fruit trees, modern Im provements, sll for little more thsn cost ot build ings; Palrvlew Addition ., aamg.aw No. 5 hot COxGO In Palrvlew Additien: aew .1-room house, clly water. Terms. . Taw.aa No. 7 Croom house In Nichols Additien: large lot; good location. A splendid Invsstmsat. Tww SI.SAa.aA No. ft Pine K-room luiagslow on Plaa Street : now end modern In eery respect. Ono of the be: liny In clly. Term u ag.gggiiii No. 25 feet on Main Slreet; frame building, rented for $S0 per month. Term. . ,. SI.S4M.IHI No. ie 8-room iiouioon CslUornls Aven'-o Rxceiisnt homo; house new and on car Hue. Term. ,- SI.S4M.IM If you 1 do hoi see ll m this lisf.'ask ahmri M. wit lMf'sM lie HOME REALTY CO. Auctioneera-Get Our Term 'THE RED FRONT" UmmSSSSSSSmmmmd I - ttim miiitttf a " ' w w w wPr -w -w F ay tisSUwi Klamath Republican Itou J. iSOMWALT, President Abatxactlng htaaj, Mens, bhm ittoig, . K. M. Boas, v'Ua.Praf.aaiTrssi Klamath County Abamct Co. tarrtyan aa4 Irrtflloii UQum t S Virrssow, tiesrsurf nuMtii raUasOrfajoa "veffffeei f (