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KUlMblKI4 TIIAT.AllB KXI'KNHIVK, OTHERS KQUAIiliY
jVSiGOOD VOfl LESS MONKY.
More, than 100 square miles Jn
Eastern Oregon will be; made a tortile
garden spot; It la confidently asserted,
as tho result of the successful ex
ploration for water In the Fort Rock
country in Lake .county, near Sliver
.Xako.
Dccausa .tlia. country will become
tributary to Klamath Falls with the
oxtonslr-n eastward of the Strahorn
v railway; and because1 a, number' of
Klamath Falls residents have land
Interests in the region, the develop
ment Is being followed with interest
hero. ,
Tun or twelve years ago .there was
'n homesteader's rush to the Fortl
Rock country and It bocame quite
thickly settled, but water was lack
ing nnit tho population since 191Q
has dwinled until now not more than
300 people reside In tho 100 square.
miles. r ,.
11 tho test well's showing of inn
Immenso water supply nt compara
tively shallow depth lis borne out In
other parts of tho valley, It will soon
beromo again a thickly settled re
gion. Tho Orcgonlsn recently carried a
page story on tho development, with,
pictures of the well, showing, the
abundance of the water flow, With
tho pump discharging from 600 to
800 gallons a mluuto the water level
was not lowered after tho first few.
mlnuto'n pumping, which decreased
It o..Hcant 24 feet, although tho
pump was operated constantly for six
tiours.
Tho demonstration was the occa
wlon of a gala gathering of all the
residents of the valley, and perAng
from Silver Lake, Prlneville, Bund
IjEST f(WELL PROVES BIG SUCCESS
FORT' ROCK f VALLEY TO BE GARDEN
ALL CELEBRATE DEMONSTRATION
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those who, are authority on the sub
ject, proves beyond a doubt that
thero Is practically an unlimited
supply of water underlying Fort
Rock valley. N. 0. Jarinson, agent
tor' the pump used in making this
demonstration, and who has had -a
wide 'Cxporlcnco with irrigation;
from' wells', claims that this is live
water and will afford a supply fori
a pump of 4 00 gallons per ralnt-j
ute capacity, which is equal to
over COO miners Inches. The. well
equipped with the pump used Jn,
the test, It Is claimed, will irrigate
50 (acres" of-: land." The question .9,
power fflr pumping Is now. one'
which confronts the people of the
volley. In tho opinion of "ll. ,M.
Parks, ' undor whoso ' direction the
work of 1 drilling and testing the
fwell has ' been In charge, is that
;a" steam r plant jplaced'ln' tho timber
handy ;for fuel. Is tho only Immea-
iato volution bt tho problem. By
this moans, Mr. Parks says a mini
bor of fanners could go together,
gonerato current,, which could be
run to. tho valley and' used to lift
the water. Once this is dono, it Is
pointed, out, capital will become in-
interested, and electric power will
be forth coming Irom the Deschutes
rlvor, possibly Prlngle Falls.
Two remarkable features' about
the well aro tho temperature of tho
water,, which Is about 02 degrees,
and the supply, whtch Mr. Jannsen
'eitys i.onfy equalled in ono other I
place in tho United States, so far,.
as ho has been able to leant, . h
Undoubtedly the Fort Rock va'li
ley, anil by this term wo include
Fremont on tho west sldo of thd
valley to Cliff on tho east side,
has oijo of tho greatest futures of
any body of land in eastern Ore
gon. This upland Is a volcanic ash
soil, covered, with a. growth of
sage brush,, capable of producing
all kinds cf crops, and in fact-.lt
will in tlmo rival tho famous Yak
ima valjev, so claims, .those who
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WHEN YQU SEE THESE DRESSES YOU WILL
SAY THAT THIS IS AN ALMOST V ONttttXRD OF
PRICE, IT IS INDEED FOR A COMPARISON WITH
OTHER STORES. YOU WILL NOT HESITATE LONG,
IN CHOOSING FROM THIS ASSORTMENT.,
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OTHER FALL DRESSES AT $25.00, $35.00, $50.00 up to $65;ti0
New Fall Coats, $16.50, $19.00, $25.00, $35,00
These are all new arrivals reaching us just in time for convention , specials every
garmnet is. tailored according to rigid specifications, .workmanship and designing.'"
Slip into one of these luxurious coats, you will pronounce them, truly remarkable values.r
and other points. It took place Sat
urday, October 1, and Is described by
tho Silver Lake Leader as follows:'
On last Saturday at the woll
drilled .by the state at tho Ernst
ranch southeast ot Fort Rock, a
crowd ot 1G0 or more people gath
ered to witness the pumping dem
onstration.,
A Btcam threshing engine was
.hitched to the 12 Inch Layno fa ,havC watched the development of.
Howler pump and a steady- stream lno aKima country.
ot water poured forth from the At present vory few peoplo llvo
-well throughout, the day. The
pump was run ut variable speeds
of from 700 to 1000 gallons per
minute without lowering tho well
more than two and one half foot. At
the demonstration given some throe
weeks ago the water in the well
vras lowered four 'and a halt feet,
bat since that time the well has
neon sunK deeper, being now a
depth ot 220 feet. I
This demonstration, according to
In this part of tho country, chief
ly due to the fact that'thoy have
been bled white by crdp 'failure's
In tho past five years from drouth
Now that the question of wator for
irrigation is solvod, it is reasonable
to expect that many settlers who
obtained patent to their lands 'and
left, will return, and many who
are looking' for cheap land, 'will
avail themselves. of tho opportun
ity which this valley offers.
Modart Corsets
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be the most economical , and satisfactory
corset of. today. Xheyare well r fashioned
of pink broache in attractive floral pat
terns. 'All models are well boned through'
out. ..Full line of sizes and modes. We
Would t appreciate making appointment
few. days, ahead, s Surgicial fitting our speciality.
f Infants Department
' r PyXfparatfpns are t being made for
BABY 'WEEK which we consider our most
important event of the whole year. Many
new features and attractions are now be
ing arranged for our Baby department is
more complete in all lines than ever before
Keep your eye on qur BABY WEEK announcement.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT PEGGY-PAGE DRESSES FOR SOUTHERN. OREPpN
Giant Cricket from
Eastern Oregon is
Twice 'Others Size
UBND, Oct., 14 Classified by ox
ports at tho Oregon Agricutural col
I;ko, tho insect oddity with an over
sized head, a striped body, and long
bleached out legs, Is Identified at tho
college us a saud crlket, and Is de
clared to bo tho largest speclmon
over rocolvod thero, being twice tho
solzo ot a specimen provlqusly rated
as tho largest, which had come from
Arizona. This is tho first to have
boon sent from Central Oregon, and
fcollogq entomologists aro cleslroun,
T securing another from this locality,
'.tor tbolr collection. The' tinder ot
Ihij specimen Just passed on by the
A3. A. C. oxpertH Is R. N. Duchwaltor,
Ewnd merchant, who discovered the
sand crlket recently on tho road east
T Dendt ,
"The ferocious looking, and other--wise
Interesting entoraologlval spepi
nwn referred to in your letter ot
petpber 4 came In, .today," writes C.
tJ, 'Mcintosh ot the department qt
Industrial Journalism at the college
in a Jeltor received at tho Dullotln
Mjjfjcp this mprnlng,
y'lt Jvaa Identified as a sand cricket,
cnu) ot 'tfio largo, headed burrowing
tJTOiibt the genus fltenqpelmatus,,"
hetcontlnues. , ,y,It thI, (,urroepusly
often thought venomous, and nnldo
Insect, Mcintosh suggets that a "Army's groatest ally in humanltar
dead ono be sent, -packed to prevent
breakage
Prohibition Causes k
Injury to Bathers
from its wholly Inexcusable homici
dal expression It Is fairly harmless.
"This speclmon had evidently been
started on his trip alive, 'since crack-M" tnla Paragraph:
ors for food had apparently been en
closed. He arrived 'deceased.' He is
also the victim of may ham', bolng
minus one full leg, which he must
have been enclosed without or else'
eaten up, skin and bone. Also ho hed
broken down mo3t,of his ontoimao,
and his hard skull was sllghly ;rr.ck
cd. Othorwjso ho Is In goct condi
tion for tho .taxldormls't,
"This part, of tho ImmemorlaUtng
is to. bo perfomed hero, Prof. Fulton
says the, specimen Is too tilg to bo
lonthroned on, his stick pin with ylaco-
ra.JntacL. So. Fulton will do the
res(duo up in arseniq and' varnish,
and later forward tho product to ycu
at (Bend."
Mcintosh mentions-.that Prff. Pul
ton would, greatly appreca(o having
another. .ma'le spq'cimeri. '('This Is the
first- specimen from Central Oregon,
and-ias IJ;, ought to be, of, coin so
is remarkable for'lts.slzo and general
worth,' he says
f i;bo cpllego, will .be ;glad to r(epay
jcosts, of packing, and sending a live
sp.oclpon. If shipped alJvo, the In
sect should, bo, 'niacpd, in a small tin
pqx ,wJtlf,i,a ow njoist, leavos tp.pro
vpnt its ielng bumped about and in-
I J;tro(,i,n shipment, .Ptri holopi'shfjiild
If it is 'not possible to sond a. live
BOSTON, Mass., Oct. 14. Cuts
sustained ,by bathers aro the latest
woos to bo blamed on prohibition. In
an official statement by tho city park
commission upon tho work ot its life-
savers at Boston beaches this season
Man work" .it pays a tribute of on
extremely high order a compliment
which the, public in general will
do woll to consldor.
Tho Dook cf Books teaches that
of that admirable trinity, of divine
ly bestowed attributes or spiritual
possessions faith, hope and char
ity tho groatest and most prlcoless
of all ig charity. Again It Is writ
ton that possession all ot the load
ing virtues besides, but haying not
charity wo ao as sounding brass
or a' tlnkllnG cymbal.
Charity In its breadth and depth
ot Import is the noblost of quali
ties. Charity Is but ancther term
for love for ono's fellow man, sym
"Ever slnco prohibition came in
the most frequent calls for first aid
assistance havo como from 'the nu
merous bathers who aro cut by brok
en bottles. Alcoholic addicts are prono J pathy with his yearnings, patlonca
to go to the shoro for clandestine In
dulBonco,, Thoy hurl tholr empty hot
tlos on tho beach and seem to tako
dollghtMn smashing them.
"The beneficial milk bottle Is a
lessor but still serious, sourco of
.troublo, Many women who picnic
along the shoro are apt to abandon
with his weaknesses, toloranco for
his shortcomings, liberality and
benoyolonco In judging his nets,
Tho Salvatldn Army knows and
practices these qualities. Bettor
than almost any othor does it un
derstand tho secret of appealing: to
thb good In a man, to best ho
Itself tho civic woltaro center ot
Us hemo community, so tlio newly
elected grand exalted ruler of tho
Elk hosts stated in Los Angofes ,a
day or two ago In accoptlng the
highest offico in tho gift of tho
order..
Brqad benevolence Is an Instinct
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In tho heart, of 'an, Elk as .patrio
tism and without patriotism an Elk
wouldn't, bo. an. Elk. '
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The making ot boots and shoos in
Canada dates from 1C67 and-Is ono
ot tho, oldest industries in tho Dominion.
tholr empties with such vehomenco. knows' or can feel "away, down In'
as to loavo thorn -shattered." his heart." And tliat Is eood Elk
The statement adds that not a life
has been lost this season at any ot
the. beaches in charge ot the park
department, '
Miss Margaret Darch and Miss Ina
Meyers, have reached Kansas on a
"health hike" from their homo 'In
Indianapolis to the Pacific Coast.
Humanitarianism of
Two Organizations is
Applauded by Editor
The Los Angeles evening Ex
press, July 16, 1921, says:
When thp local Salvation Army
hall the visiting Elks as k the
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overy
doctrine, every lino ot
word ot It.
Tho ear and heart of the Salva
tion Army are in true with the
heart throbs ot men. Their chalt'y(
!snot putted up. They take jtno
one in need pt. .charity as. they find;
him, ..relievo his distress nad plant
In him a love for tho best ho' :an
khw'"lind feel. That, top, is god
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Elk doctrine,' wneu tne yaiva ion
Army wants friends, tor their (fel
low man Its mombers know the way
to tho heart of an Elk. ,
What wonder Ihon that'tho' Sal
vation Army welcomes the, Elkaj as
its. groatest ally in humanitarian
wok Every building inthe, unit
ed States that housos a lodge ot
Elks has an ambition to makej ofp
Let Us Fill
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use only tho right drugs and tho, right attention to
scientific details. Nothing mUsIng when It comes to
ability to holp the doctor to relieve- your lllsj ' and .It
you appreciate this bring more of your proscription's to
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