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WHONR8DAY, JUNK in, 1931
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
I'ACJH TWO
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SHOW WESTERN
POSSIBILITIES
III IRHTION
HERE, CHICK! CHICK! CHICK!
Manager of Portland
Chamber of Com
merce and F. W. Rob
inson .Give Data in
Washington.
llrrnld l'nlilnKtim Itunvtu
WASHINGTON, Jtfno 1R. In ills
cussing Oregon possibilities In In
creased prosperity lioforo hearing
of tho houso commlttco on lrrlga-
tlon, W. D. 11. Dodson, general man
agor ot tho Portland chambor ot
commerce produced somo Interest
lng figures ns to tho need ot reels
runtlon for tho western states and
particularly with roforenco to Ore
gon. Frank W. lloblnson. for tnanr
years In Portland and Oregon and
now general freight traffic mana
ger ot tho Union Pacific at Omaha, I
and H. H. Adams, tIco' president ot
tho Union Pacific, also told tho
commltteo of tho need for tho re
clamation of arid lands In tho west.
Mr. lloblnson took four counties in
Idaho and compared them. Two
worts Irrigated lands and two wcro
flno nonlrrlgated lands. Tho In
creased standard ot cttlienshlp with
.v-. i ?u i" . -- -huuuu
j-T i W JsaaLaaKr.m7 JBvL BORAH S
ciritjri 'Gram ir-s
Woltor llroadsword tlollvorod nomit
barbod wlro to rosldnntn ot tho Vat
loy last Thursday,
Saturday was tlm annual ntmitlng
ot tho tolophono dlroctor of tint l.ittt
goll Vnlloy Tolopliono compntiy,
'rank Nichols win called to Cali
fornia Inst weok by tbo norlnus lllnoivi
ot his brother, llo roturnod Prliliiy
but reports his brother's condition no
bettor,
Mrri. 0. J, Korrln and iliuiRlittir loft!
IiihI vook for California whom llieyj
go for tho bonntlt of tho daughter'
health.
Mm. Cyrus Drown who has bona
111 at her homo Is slightly Improved.
Win. Irwin sold tiatii to Ivan Kit
lioro last wonk.
Mrs. II, 10. Wlnuurd and Mrs. (lain
eallml on Mm. David Turner Thursday,
Truth would bo frightened to dnallt
If It happened to encounter mium
peoplo In u dark alley.
hawing at the
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PHOTOPL
"THE REVENGE OF TARZAN"
growth of population and progres mUst ,!" ,nr"h KrMl district ro-;.mnli fraction of tho total work (hull Two firm pleo. f re. raised with
Ito spirit In tho Irrigated counties ,amlatlol Propocts. Impounding -M ho proven nvallablo when Amor- out Irrigation, and nbout sev.-n feet
wlfrA Mn taaf anil snn vAtrl h nit -- .'l . . i
flood waters, and conveying all wn'ca goes at tho work
tcr through largo canals to (hit airne-tness.
were startling.
tnftm lltt-i tain Ttli-a
Ho showed that nonlrrlgated com-, ,,.. , ,., .. ,,. ,. .
. . , . " ,i 'Up to Juno SO, 1319, tho rods-
nunltlcs had a tendency to remain1 ,, . ,. . . . .
in i ... .,, ... . ma-rn tenlto had expended a gross
u ihiov vm nifcU Btuuil (,11niU IU
ia.N()i:i.Ii VAIiliKY NKWS
W. If. Punkoy and daughter, MIm
population, and lacked tho essential ,' 1,"uuu'uuu on , ', ' r,', Agnes, worked on tho toleplumo llno James Huntley an.
auroty of crops possessed by tho lr- '. n ,, , . I , , , on tho WMt ldo of -'Bo valley ( their shearing plant r
u u u.v ak v u,u vv ' nmt unwtlr. ffvtrif m tvlm nn.l Its Imil tn I til itlittm Uiturtl
?a.,,"d,.blr.1.t", Z? .T? ""L?. --ni. new poles In place, whero,1 ... shear their sheep. They had pre
-,.. i, u. .' i.... a. . needed. vfously sheared Mr. Hllllngsley's
nciu uiuuhuk iif luiuuii liuii, iin a -
more
rlgatcd section. -In tho productlvo
lino tho Irrigated lands wero con
stant factors in prosperity and raado
now and better markets. Increased
In serious t,ii, very thick, and In head, are
those on tho J nines Mnlone place, and
at tho han Kllgom farm, tho former
n smalt plcco of ground and tho lat
ter nbout 200 acres
ml sons moved
nnd equipment
and In. out to Antelope Saturday, where they
Word was received In tho valley of. sheep.
the distribution of goods nnd mado ' ' ' , ,'" ,fc"", ,,'"".( tho sorlous Injury Mr. Kistta rocolv-l Ilunny Ca-ey has completed his
miimn.1 ,n.n in i towA nat no reclamation ser- . ... .... ., .. .. . , ' . ,. . ,
nmlinn nna..l tt... t.. t...t -rjijwa
ouunVU Will. IIU UBU .
Ml 111 A dtla-lri A-iAaAal 1 .0-W
.u.uu m nun: niuuj ana ueop ro
soarch Into tho factors bearing on
tho reclamation of tho west; as pro
Tided for In the McN'ary-Smlth bill,
now being considered.
1'oMlbUIUm Told
"Whero will you oitcnd your acrl-
.ut ..kll flvln m. W.I . .1. ...
vlco found an Irrlgablo ocreago ot ,,"""""?
1..-KKR7 ,-. n , ,.-. ,., nolly on Qoodlow mountnln.
.inn.H irrifinn i...ti. r.r.u.. I Cecil IX-al and family wont to Ix-
1,1'(I,&16, and that thoro was.
In 191S just J.051,193
rolla Tuesday shopping, and also to
railroad transportation moro equal
ly loaded nnd In tho end would
result In bolter revenues, moro
freight anri lower rntm nn nil rnm.
nMll. I tO
air. uouson showed that ho had v ' M.rin k'Umm .imm hi. .uin nm
nrrr- l ..- -...nw.v ...w.u ..... ...... UM.
Yield Incrruuod
' "On the slightly moro than 1,
000,000 acres cropped, a total ylold
valued at $66,000,000 was had In
1918, and $90,000,000 In 1918. Tbo
vuluo of tbo avorago ylold was
cultural fields?" he asked. "It $63.60 por aero from crops nlono
should be done within tho limits ot tor all this Irrigated land In 1918.
roar own country If possible You a compared with $20 an aero for
bare within tbo nation proper about no avorago of all tho cultivate land
3,000,000 square miles. Tbore ore of tho nation tho year 1910, which
1,903,000,000 acres of land within Is tbo last census year tor which
these confines. Of this total S,- an averago Is available
798.000 acres nro owned as farms' "This splendid showing for 1918
and ranches. In the farm-owned 0I- Irrlgatod lands, giving to tho na-
area but 478,451,000 acres aro call- tlon $66,000,000 wealth, when tbore
cd Improved, and 400,346.000 acres had boon a gross outlay for the
In this farm area aro called tin-1 work of $135,000,000 and with a
Improved. , Ihlgh percentage of tho total outlay
"Of tbo area classified as Im- yet not In a productlvo stage, can
proved, but 293,000,000 acres aro not fall to Impross us as very sound,
cultivated, this Including tbo por v"ry promising and worthy of tho
tlon of tho land carried as summer deepest consideration. If tho 3,
fallow each year. Thus you fln-l 212,092 nercs planned for roclamn-
, . -b.u.iu. weaun connned """ ox.swng -prcjocis aro SoMcd propo5aU wIll ,)0 rf,eelved
to a farm area that Is actually ono- brought forward to tho producing up to Juno 2C, 1921, by Union High
soventh ot your total land area In lose, reducing heavily tho averago School District No. 1, Klamath coun-
tho nation. From this 293.000.00n Per acre of tho -whole whon ly. for tho construction of a high
o"5cooo'oooprrduco(1 ,n 1919 iw-?2,i"d' i x'10?, ms&i?t
o-B.000,000 In crops nnd V8.957.-, "0 Per cent tho quantity yield cf ho nccompanlcd by a certified chock
000,000 In livestock, or an aggre-' Irrigated lands reclaimed by tho to tho' am unt of C por cent of tho
Bato from tho soil of $24.9S2.000. .g'ovornment, tho strongth of tbo ViA or mo "ball be rejected, to
00. showing Is very much Improved.
Population fi(uIo, Frw b
'Study another division of the ,.. ...
ubect. On your 1.903.000,000 acres .No "" Bt"temcDt can bo raado
within the states proper were about "" '? T ah ot ,b, "W,nS Wa'
105.000.000 peoplo. On 1.21D 000 - '" th ,lrMI' of ,ho W01,t0r,
600 aeri nf n, wi ;.... 1"alos can D0 and Ulvertod
-- - w.u oao iuuuu
to Ilend valley last week and placed
them In pasturo.
Miss Wnyno Wlthrow who has
beon visiting her cousin, MIm Johan
na McDonald, returned to her homo
In Klamath Falls Tuesday.
For tho benefit of hunters, It
might bo said that all lAieasant farms
aro also bird resorves, nnd since thoro
nro sovoral In this valloy, alien hunt
ers should noto woll this fact.
Liovl McDonald and family visited
In Klamath Falls, Tcosaay.
Tho doputy assessor paid Langcll
Valley a visit last week.
Deef rodoo has been continued all
weok, and many persons will contlnuo
next weok to rldo tor beef.
Mr. Smith of Khnuath Falls,, was
visiting In Langull Valloy Thursday
and taking orders for enlarged plo
turos.
NOT1CK TO IIIDDr.IlH
population of but 18,000.000 and 1 t0r T FW SUrVey8
on the remaining 688.141.000 acre, " .J.
was H7.ooo.000 peoplo. Hero you i . .. .v-u.u nu-
will find that you have about one " 8' "e1n th, 8mn"r 8lZOd Pr
Uth of your total population oc- f" "1th ""J de8,lrCa to "0"'
cupylng two-thlrd. oill L1' BUrPlus "Sricultural population
cupymg iwo-tnirds of your landod f. . . . r-.-....
area, and flve-.lxths of your popu ," nnXt T '" r two' "
lutlon living nn nn.,v,. ,..-1 tUo tooi Bl,rnl" ' 'o bo maintain-
total nroa In land.
"Any thoughtful banker will admit
ed, If thoro Is any fundamental ad
vantago In extending and Intealfylng
cur rural operations, It Is safo to
bo madn payablo In favor ot I.ouls
IloldlBcliar, clork of said district, to
bo returned to bidders upon signing
or contract and to lio retained it suc
cessful bidder falls to enter Into con
tract ns specified.
Plans and specifications may bo
obtained-from (J. It. Wright, archi
tect, Klamath Falls, or I.ouls Iloldl
Bcliar of Malln, and a doposlt of Ton
Dollars ($10.00) will bo roqulrcd for
same
Proposals may bo left either with
I.ouls Iloldlschar, Malln Statu Hank,
Malln, Oregon, tip to 7 o'clock P, M
Juno 25th. 1921, or with O. It.
Wright, nrchltect, Klamath Falls, Or
ogon, up to 12 M Juno 20, 1921.
Tho board resorvon tho right to ac
cept any ono bid or reject any or nil
bids.
Dated at Malln, Oregon, this 14th
farming nnd has been fixing fence
on his land.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Deal,
at Dunsmulr, Cal., Juno 9th, u baby
bpy. Mother and son doing well.
Fred Hilton finished plowing and
seeding Saturday of this weok.
Oscar Camplxdl bad tho III luck to
leave his lunch bucket In his enr.
Thursday, nnd find It emptied whon
ho returned.
Alt Duncan reports n flno wheal
crop on his land this year.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom. Illeler nro tho
proud possessors of a new Ford car.
I.ostor Wlshnrd coraVletod bis
plowing for Mr. nilllngsley, Wednes
day. Mrs. Louisa Kllgora was n Yonnn
Valloy visitor two days lust week.
Mosqultos bavo been so bad In tbo
valloy they bavo oven driven tho
stock from tho swamp back to higher
land. ,
Tho olectlon Tuosdny, brought out
about" fifty peoplo to tho Lorella
school houso, which Is tho polling
placo for this precinct.
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I Ira finds the Jtinglo a series of adventures thut 'will m
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I .NITCIAI. AIH)i:i ATTiuerins tonioiit H
I "J'lio Mollim )nirm of Mcxlfrti Farming." ffl
I aui.imi:.N' .iutti:i roit n H
Tartan back from his soft life In IhmAm and Amur
Ira finds the Jtinglo a series of adventures thut will
thrill you.
Ken
The apo mini calls tlm beasts of tho Jungle.
Tho great nhlpnreck. ' ;
Hundreds ot wild benstn In their lld haunts.
Tarxnu kills n full grown Hon, bnro handed.
The most thrilling turn of tho season
At The Liberty
TONIGHT
"THE LAST CARD"
Kvenlng Post story
From the Saturday
"Dated."
A slory whom a love triangle unex
pectedly Involves Innornnt neighbors In
the greatest tragedy of their life.
TOMORROW
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Clork.
turn iimi-giunco study, that tho op-V,, ,hn. ,h . , day of Juno. 1921. A I)
Portunlty tor further agr.cu.turaV ZX' M" "'T! ""i" 'H. fa ""' nOLDISCHAU.
expansion Is largoly found in that " "-" "'" uul ii--o
two-thirds of tho country whero
thoro aro but one-sixth of tho pop
ulation. "Tho group of 8lxtcon reclama
tion states has tho two-thirds area
of tho country, with but ono-aixth
or tho population. In them alone'
Is tho larco onnortunitv tn- .-.I J
- - -- - htr
cuuurai expansion within tho na
tional confines. Except for tho acro
ago of ovorflow lands In the south
ern nnd a few other Btates, these
reclamation states offer practically
tho only hopo for tho country In tbo
way of agricultural expansion.
Wool .Must i:vinud
"If there Is to bo any great nirri.
cultural expansion of tho nation, it!
must ne In ttho western states,
known as tlia reclamation group, if
agriculture is to expand there, It
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