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KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATII COUNTY, OREGON, AUGUST 24. 1905.
BLOSSOM
Whitelnke City W recently come into
LARUE I. A NO DEALS |tilstence,
is surely entitled to much
Ü1IU15' Pardee uf California, and
(Jowl >r th mt‘»»rl,ilii, of Oregon,
•'.'.W.V Vongreaa.
A| 0 ;1U l>'> lu> k Mofwlsy limridllg tll<-
„fofpl big Cuiivvlillr.il tx gallivi within
awv«k • >» i-sll'd «•» •>,4«-r in lii» And
Itoriuiu «• lb* •■«'•i" •" 1 < l,,k L»|»i
sitl.ui. »I“'" ‘t'1'
Irrigation
('.xigrfss « •• r»l,r'l • • <•’•!■» fur tl .-
<1,1,tarulli shii ’ i - i I s«’»‘ " Till» Is wi r­
st ih» pr.»itl'd ill i'lsto d organisation»,
Nni|ii»«-I - I r»|.rr*»imaio» ui«n Irian
tbruugl '• th" I'uilr 1 siat»», »»rvingin
ill ijyl.l«*»»<l"»• "nd rontrlbiltlug Iti»
riprii».* ol tlo-lr liavr-l «n I i.inltilrtian -»
logli» I«» th«r l»'i,»fit of irxlus'rial al
yaii'-rtiirnt On* l’«»t ol »liuti lin y ar»
rapsii!»- f* •" tl*1'
lini» I(.rat » con
rrnlirll I'«1 (•»*••«» arra' ge l l<> bv bvl.l in
III» »SUI» rii I ari I ori dal.» i u r Ordivi. I )
(oìlovlng i»r near II.» tixvling of ib»
T*ari» Mi»»l»»ip|'i t’rrujr, ,
Boi h sr»
» ii » i ;<*I lu tli” ■«*'>» landab!.* uixlrr
Uv mJ “I liri'igiog ab- m to* t>»al ■!. ». I
M.».. ( o! Ib» Uval a* I in tiu* to-*»l
rapir) I »villi» mann», and n* a imtnral
c.iiiMapirncr' many >4 tli» Hm» turn |vo
tl 1-411» UI I. 4 'l »«•• -III 4.
Thr ,\s:uial Irridanoti ('».igreta is con
thiwl ui il» iip»rati n» larg»ly lo III»
Ueatrru »1st»», sa io tli» otlxr, luit li |»
»( a arlar chara l»r la-- ausa ih» growth
»; U»<lamaiton Coticvrir» in >ro dlrrctly
li,» abolir < uulry than III» iluprov»
rr.rnts largely of a W»sl»rn chara, ter
drniar-J.d l-y thè cornlnnrd i-fi.-rt <4
VrrUrn n.»ti tliro i(li il.» urganira'1 >ri
tl.rt rn-irl.i'l»l its lalarra «n Saturday
Hirn, ut.«Irr III» 4ir»cti. n o( l'rcid.-tii
K-arirlt. Corigr.-aa rna tr i thn Irri'
gatuo so. II.» !•»♦••;;■'» of America aa e
tla4» recognise I lully f ir il.» (lui Um,
Ihr Imi »Han oi app'i Ing watrr to arili
buri a» a luvan» ut in.-iratlug l!.y pro­
ducili» arca <*f th» < ->untry.
In Ih» d»!ilwr»ii ,n» ,4 III» C.vngrea*
Ibi» «r»k va ili t» hrard men a hose ab j
BUND PIGS PAY HUES
Upon e ,niplaint aw rra to hr Chief of
|*nth n ( Igin three ol th» “l.lnxl pig"
« •tal-'ivlituviit« In A,Ida* 4 were brought
int-i the < II* murder's r ,-irt hatorday
I»» b«-.| with a cliaige <4 the unlawful
sale of Int vlcatli'g liquor. One pro­
pri, t ., fa Je-J to n 4 • - a t-|a vr » 'u » « liar-
■ ou,. I r.l an k uv»» an I lila - aae w sa do­
ler re I ordii l<Ml».
The other I» > atuod
trial atxl were I -on I goilty tha fli a ini-
p««ed In each a., la ng
Alter-
ne, b-iit it of t.rants I'aaa was brmiglit
here bv ths defendants to look after
their Interrala.
There wrre three a itneaaea introducml
in llwae caw», toil it ta allegai the- »er»
»>> |»<r Ion» an I tin mvl prove.-’iling
airiico i, a brgy * man to sun»» **( th»
loL'iid.-nl» at leset. Ile i» a "B|H*ct»r"
ni mi » bo»« ,ha l.o i» r.Mtly, however,
a» the re. - .»«I of fines Si -I r-ets evident».
Tliat tberr is sucti a man, lher» 1» nnt
mm h il .u -i, o I...»» indrntity I» uncer­
liity ba» pla.nl llirui in il.» (■ r»nx »I tain. though the,» are rumora of it, but
link» nf Arnadraii rti^ r e,-ring, in »mal It is being carefully guardali, ¡I there
Immigrati-n aork.
r-m rr. lai enter are any riele, tivo rmpl.ivments as ad-
frtae. transportation affair» and ih» »ne. j incts to the reg dsr police.—Tidings.
vwhil ar- atpliebment ot (he laak al
siaking hiaeriaut liar«r»ta gr»,w ahrr»
CET YOUR LICENSE.
brfur» 441 Iioly drwrt a site gwltig •»*
ersi .Irgrr. I I. . I.i] n • n - ( • mnkirig
D-fUtv "tate G um Warden H. E.
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It rig! t i» I *ving a busy ». »»on ol It
n» '4 Cut gres i» vlr now marniamo g th» digiti* <-( th»
He left for Doug-
tvt ths lea 'mg rr.gi game law» >1 tins
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»•niui !>!• he»t> cvl.«.»:•* 4 :i < ri ports t! »1 Ca'iLirnin ! lint» • *»»e hunt­
,'nii-i ■' ol ths grest irrt item prop . I» ing dr f in '1. . » regi r « w rtlimit liSVll g
that ! i . • •
,5i n a J e »m-r’ie I » ilii ttm liar which requires
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a 11,'i-i.ac tee ol (14
»rv In’e constr il-tr i out of tl.e Innd n -n »»•
Srlsc'el fr -iu tbs sale <4 pi|bt,c land» each. lie louiwl three 1-w Angl ica men
during Uir |-a*t threw- years. The official al trier.4»!» filling out for a huntu g
neler of tl.e r.rgai.ltati >n I» rrnia, kable trip ami H wa» with ccwi»i*lerable reluct-
k-r lbs prominence ami elan ling of the a nr» they vivide*! to th» advi<» oí tl.e
sm s|, *.<* hi 0 and rfit'fl lias Irren deputy w »r.|en to contri'.')'» 110 each
go -n t<> title great prob!» „ ot lire age. l .i li e privilegv ol cLsalug Link« in
I Irey-on,-- Tiring»
•Qtegnman.
The sama thing happened in K lamath
county but the l<- » « ha I to put up.
E. E. IIUSE SAYS mis
It's Iwk l-i the old j-*b with »very.
I»ly is < o> office frotw the rlevil Io the
fnrsman veiling (ot enpv
We had a
prell» j.»,I tim» ami saw j i»t a httln
Ut ■ I tbl» lug country rd mire, and alter
itisallmer we .tr» mor» In love than
sr»r ailb go-I obi Nr-I.ra»ka with her
green fiel !» of »t.lemli I c 'tn and her
broa I i-a-turi-s III!,*.! w ith sleek kine,
folb-*g«anl vl gant h-n»e». Y ut can
talk to ii> ol the g'»at and boiinrll**»
amt with its ;->a»il'i!i!l<-». but ao are
mut» than ever con incel that it i»
p*»Uy hard to h»al the broad prairiea id
lh»st¿t»s of th» mi l lie we»t, and liiat
tlisav.-ragr man lu« r<*a! v srnnll In-
rlneenn-nt» to change bis »li.» le with
thsri|»-ctatii,n ul Irettering Ids finan­
cial condition, e»|»*cin!ly if li» i« a la-tn
er. A lii|»thruugli the w< »t convince«
tu cl an uber thing, and that I», the
•!ay ul ilu-ap lands In tlx* I'nito-I Stete»
I» |ia»l, because in every litth’ valley
whsr» it i4 po»»ible for agriciilturv Io
le malí» prolltalih* there are men ncctl-
Viil it it and alaint all that is left is
Irartcn plains that can only Ire tiiiliaiwi
ny lii.* ai I of irrigation, and this is of
D0IV5 COSINESS.
11-re.lit lor the eitensivs advertising
Abner Meed, Railroad Man, Makes 1 Klamatli I’oiinty has received from east
Heavy Investments In Klamath to west. No man is so short sighted as
County Property.
to Ihiuk lie can “f.'M k alone," no town
, ran lie so lacking in wisdom as to hope
to prosper without the aid of her slater
Mayor C. K Wordi n and Abner Weed cities ecaltere-l throiiglmut the land.
went to Fort Klauisth Kmolay on Ilio
Fcarce three months ago the town»it»
Mratnar Wlnstua. 1 bey ware accolti- ol Whilelake City was covered with
paiiird by f red »nd Gus Mellone of heavy sage brush: today it ba» many
Wixxl Itlvt-r valley. hatur-lay the deal thousands of dollars expend«! there and
«»«closed twit Ween Mr. Weed and the many more will soon l*e in evidence.
■lillia»« Iiroa (or 4737 acre» of land the
The fires from tmrning sage brush
price living |IO |*r acre. Mr. Weed al­ light up the sky «very night showing
so took the Melba»« cattle numlreiing llis disposition of the cilizens of the
shoot 7(M) brad and a number of lioise« town «nd surrournlii.g country to bs
Th» anioni paid In full ••• I'-O.OOO. On prepared for Hint which is soon to cause
fmlay Mr. W< m -I siso eloani the aalo of th» desert to change its garb from
4&UU acres known as tbs Bush tract ly­ brow n to green.
ing aoiill, ol Klamath Falls, consisting
Wldtelake City has cause to congra­
of 4UM »errs, the price paid living be­ tulate itself on Its location as from the
tween (14 am! *1V |e»r acre. These are present Indications it will I* the first
the laig»»l »alv» ot land made ia ll.< town in the county to >•» reached, with­
county in the pa»t few years.
in the year, "Try the railroad on its way
The above saleo were made through through the Great Klamath Basin.
Major ('. E. Worden. Major Worilrn With Government irrigation, an aaanred
ha» sold IIMtOttO worth of Klamath fart, and the railroad a certainty, U hile-
county property since the sixth day of lake City will Ire a busy place in the
August. All of this, with the exception tirar future.
ol |2t»<U, l.aa Iwwu to California people.
Th» elegant store building of Messrs
McN»R A Hall is nearing completion
5 7 OP KNOCKING.
ami when finiehed will be one of the
fli.est Mr» k* in the county ami will too«
tre filie! With a large General Merchan­
I! a »trangrr should happen into thia dise stock. Here is a line opening for a
t- wo, and make arrangements to por. live bu»inw« man.
' cliaav a piece <4 land, or some businrsa.
The officers of the McCloud railroad
it 1» the duty ol the citisena toencourage visited WhitehkeCity last week inspect
that man to make the purchase, and lo­ ing the grade for their railroad through
st», ratlirr tlisn to lisilrn Io tell him the valley.
that h» is |>ayuig too much, or that the
William Davis andesifa «*•* visitors
. uiintry is no gooil and has scan its best in the city Monday. Mr. Davis is the
lays, and that a g-»>«e can't live on th» promoter o! the much talked of wagon
■ wsitip aithnut an overcoat, or aome road from the end of the railroad to
other “talc >4-woa." If your neigld>or lairds landing and is mtere»ted in
tnakea a go.») sale, it will increaae the Wldtelake City property.
' ralue of property, and enable you |*o»-
Messrs Sheets A Murphy are adding
•ib’y Io niakr a belter one. Just now mor» turniture to their »lock every
i> when thr people of Klamath county week and so great ia the demand from
•houlJ Im» up tn a hand to Land march, ths farmers, who teem to appreciate the
and work for the »«liters of our town, fact that there ia a furnitare store in
and rich country surrounding us, now the southern part of the county, that
•in th» eve of a great dewlopment. This they are already negotiating tor a larger
Klamath country is fast coming te the building.
front as a great farming territory. It
B F Clark received a shipment of
; lias !«»n proven time and again, that groceries this wsek. Mr.Clark drove
.o.intry with irrigation will produce over to Ashland last week lor a load of
ant thing that gr-.w a in tlie ground, when Iruil.
it is pmimrly planter I, and car». I (or.
J. W. Hawxhurst and family arrive!
| However, ae will admit, that the soil thia week and he will open a meat mar­
bor» will not produce successtuly, with ket in the near future.
I ho "h<-rsi I ack method of farming.”
James Evans will soon erect a resi­
loit a lirn it is pro|>»rly irrigated and dence on Oklahoma Avenue.
cultivated, a Illi grain alfalfa, or gardens
Mr N< f! A Hall, the real estate men,
: iaiitr-.l at ill» re<| nred time, this region report burin*»« g*M>d »nd a vast amount
of ours. I, see< n I to none in the stain nt of c'*rrr»pmi*ienee regarding opportnni
, Orrg-n
Wo have got a country, which ties for bnsinsss in Klamath County.
in tire near future, will be developed in­
School will o|>en alrorit Sept. 15, with
to a much greater one, tor where sage an attendance ol twenty-five pupils.
brush now stands, wheat ao.l alfalfa
Geo Dvson and sou Vsrn, were visi­
fields will li» lnst»a I. and hundreds of tors in Whilelak« City U»t
,<>’k'
them
Now let us get into the hand mg over their interests her* and ex­
a agon ami ride. Il will not only Imnefil pressed tlirmselvaa as w.l) pleased with
tour own interest, but will help the the pros;>cct».
county anti your town alcng the path ot
Transportattonds now open for pas­
advancement and pr>m|>erHy. The time sengers a» well »« freight by w»y ol the
has couiv alien nothing vise than pure McCloud railr-ad by stage and boat into
h'isinrM piinapals will win out in any the various towns of the county, and
country.
this route bids lair to see much travel
in the near future.
AT
CITY People looking for investments should
visit th« southern part ”1 Klamath
conntv and •*« <<*
v'*
much talked of ami be able
Whitelaker .«ends Some Interesting wbil-h i«
McCloud Ml ver Hallroad la Expected
To Reach Mlrda Landing Uy the
Middle ot January.
Klamath Falls will have direct com-
munlcation with the out aldo world
much aor.nar than was cxpeeU»l. The ;
McCloud River Rallroail is expected to
reach I^irda, on the Lower Klamath
Lake, shortly after Christmas.
H. O. Johnson, Manager of the Mc­
Cloud row I ami a son ol l’reai.lent John­
son, arrived in Klamatli Falls Friday
evening in company with Vice-Freaidenl
J. H. Queal and Chief Engineer C. G.
Vander Horck. They came by private
conveyance from the terminus of the
road at Bartle by way of Laird's land­
ing. The object of the trip wav to make
ia personal examination of the route and
to confer with the business men here as
to the prospect of future busioem for
their load.
Mr. Johnson stated that they had de­
termined to have the road completed
arid in operation to Lairds by July next
but. 1.» said, “You needn’t be »ur-
prived if we should Ire there much
Irefure that time. If the snow does not
stop the work there will probably not
1« wore than ten wile» of a wagon haul
by Christmas. The McCloud road is
coming as fast ax men and money can
bring it. We are pounding away as fast
as we can. and have purchased 50 miles <
of 60 pound rail for September and Oc­
tober shipment and have put on 100 ad­
ditional men to hurry the grade.
"We already have about 400 men at
work.
Forty of these are building
bridges and trestles. Ws would not b»
spending (300,000 for steel rail if wa did
not intend to lay it.”
The engineering corp» under Chief
Vander Horck ha» reached Lairds and
the permanent survey was completed
Friday. It is reported that 40 teams
and men were started to work this week
on the grade between lairds and Hartl».
The steamer Klamath, tie longing to the.
Klamath lake Navigation Company,
which is to connoct with tha McCloud
road, will be put in commission in a lew
days, as soon as the necessary papeis
are returned from Portland. The steam­
er was examined Saturday by Captains
E. 8. Edwards and George G. Fuller,
who arrived Friday evening from Port­
land.
Items from That Thriving Little to judge for themselvea regarding the
City on Lower Klamath Lake.
future of this county.
"WittTXLAKra.
Now is the T ime,
This is the Place,
We are the Firm
.jMn niitl uD-to-dato
stock floods
ot
That tako especial pains to carry a < "»'1''
hintr
Clothing, Ladies' and ^^¿¡„^and Curtains.
• Hats, Shoes, Blankets, Beddi g
One shipment ol (,olhin* - h a'rrivo immediately
here, and several more '
•
B. STF.TSON hat*
Just received a la ge order of the ^ell kn0^n
I(adies’ fancy embroidery
We make a specialty of Laces, Ribbons,
’ rA we carry a full and up-to-date
•nd lace collars. In our exclusive Shoe epa
wear and style,
line of shoes for men, women and children, »»r ,.r00t form shape" Packard shoe.
We have the exclusive handling of the cole »r.t <
THE
BOSTON STORE
you M o „„
rAe Sfore ,hnt Save»
RAILROAD COMING
WHITELAKE
LETTER TO LANDOWOERS
No State in the west is attracting
more attention at the present time than
Oregon. No county in th» state has a
brighter future than Klamath County
«uh its unlimited resources. No mnn
Look Here.
could travel tli» Irugili and breadth of
tlii» great area of land known as Klam
ath County ami l>e deceived as to its
know that von can bur any­
future. Not man* years hrnce, we will
th» line of l'ian.i». I'isnolat
»ee prosperous towns scattered through­
I'lan*'», I'ianola I’ianos and
out the eoiinty. Tin» will of a neces­
We al><> have Some bargains
sity come with the advent of the Gov-
eri irn-nl Irrigation, and the railroads,
which w» have every assurance, will
* onnect this grand county with the out
si.le world within a year.
Klamath County lias I wen advertised
l.u II’ 1 near and tlie new town "|
L. JACOBS & CO.
your intention to attend to this matter.
Good intentions will not dig ditches,
(lease n.ske it a p- int to drop into this
office early.
The officials of the reclamation service
from the chief engineer down have posi­
tively stated to us that they are now
rea-ly to advertise lor bids for the con­
struction of a section of the project, and
have given us their word that as soon as
75 per cent of the excess land, in any
part of the project, are c ivered by deed»
of trust or otherwise disposed of, such
bids will lx* immediately advertised for.
We are tired of the oft repeated state­
ment of the officials of the reclamation
service that we are delaying the project.
Let us see if we can not reverse the situ-
atiou so that we can say to Uncle Bam.
“It is up to you now, get in and dig!”
Your«, very respectfully,
Eutxa I. A htlkiate
I
rnngement we are'able to make with J
the government. At first sight this
de<*d seems rather drastic, but on con­
sideration you will see that the condi­
tions are not hard. You have absolute
control of the disposition ol your land
during the period of construction, which
will l>e the best time to sell. Bliould
your excess land not lie disposed of in
some way w hen the water is ready for
it, the Secretary of the Interior may di­
rect the Water Users' Association to »<*11
to persons who are qualified to acquire
a water right. Neither tha secretary
nor the association could have any de­
sire to sacrifice the interests of any
owner. Public opinion will not admit
ol any injustice in this matter. The
practicability of tho Reclamation Act
ia at stake. Tlie success of thia project !
dec idea the fate of future ones, lujita- j
lice hero would put the service out of I
busineaa. Moat of the directors of the
association are excess holders. They
are not going to hurt themselves. H
you deed part of your land to members
of your family, p!Aa«e do so at once and
report same to this office. This plan is
Of Men’s, Youths
and Boys’
CLOTHING
Has Arrived
Some Elegant Patterns in
Grays, Browns, and Mixed
Effect«
ALL STYLE COATS
Two and Three Piece
Schoo! Suits
SPECIAL
All Summer Dress Goods at
One-Half Regular Price
KKK Store
In
Consequence
of
Delay
in
Transportation
The Klamath Falls
STEAM LAUNDRY
Will Not Open Till About September ist
W. NEVE,
Prop’r and Manager
Sad the Masdea to the Man.
"I'D efisdoae to you a plan
How to win my hand and
Jest shake those clothes—they're shams
Get the land that's made by 'Lamms'
And as one we'll then depart.”
He did as she commanded
And when coming back thus "BRAND"-ed
He was greeted with sweet laughter:
She said —" Much to me you're worth
Clothed with THE BEST ON EARTH”
Since the statement published in the
Rxri'niicax on August 10th the follow­
ing landowner» have signod tha sub­
scription contract of the Klamath Water
Users’ Association.
Acres.
The following letter has been mailci
11.
H.
Folsom
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480
during the early part of the week, to
every excess land owner under the lower Wrn Barks............................................... 240
Jas. Carolen ........................................... 160
project.
Mr». A. Kattenhorn............................ 132
Klamath Falls, Or., Aug. 19.
5«
Dear Fir: In the matter of excess Miss Lillie Btilta....................................
lauds, all have understood from the Allen E. Gale......................................... 160
first that it would Ire mre-Mary to re­ Mrs. Kose A. liarpold ...................... 160
duce their holdings to 180 acres, and 0. J . l-aird............................................... 261
unless iho-'lr-l to other members of the , land
r-»"" then
li'«" included
incruueu but
oui eines
since deter
c
family, the trust deed is the only ar-' niiued to be non-irrigable..
280
I
NO. a»
Total gain..
1829
The total area of land unsubscribed in
the lower project is now 19,204 ont of a
total of 109,422 acres. Recent sales to
parties who have expressed an intention
to sign indicate largo gains during the
coming week.
And they lived happy ever after.
Every man who seeks to clothe himself with the'
satisfaetcry kind of made-to measure apparel should
follow the maiden's injunction.
The "LAMM** kind from “Start to Finish**
makes good Its label “THE BEST ON EARTH
That means mMerial, trimming, workmanship and fit; and they’re made strictly
for you -not for the other fellow. They’re money saving clothes because of
their lasting qualities.
Never get out of shape and always have a »mart and
natty appearance Prices are right, too. “Seeing is believing ’ ar.d if you
haven't ordered your Spring attire yet put us to the test by calling at
“THE BEST ON EARTH** CLOTHES SHOP
I
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You’ll find there a large and superb line of Spring and Summer materia to ».k ..
from and courteous treatment—buy or no buy.
IT'S WORTH LOCK* G IHlfi.
ASK
YACHTING PARTY.
last Sunday the yachting club of
Klamath Fall» took their launches and
with invited friends with row boats went
to what it now known as Woodbury isl­
and, for an outing. The boat» were
loaded with ladies, gentlemen and beet
of all, baskets of good provision». The
party petroled the island looking for big
game but it was not there. Those in
the parly wore :
Mr. and Mr». Geo. T. Baldwin, Mr.
and Mr». B. St. Geo. Bishop, Mr, and
Mr». J. V. Houston, Mrs. J. A. Houl­
ton. Mrs. Edns McMillan. Misses Mauri
E. Baldwin, Anna Margrietar, Bessie
Hammond, Meesrs. Will Baldwin and
Will E. Bowdoin,
M aatisfactorv aa hv tmat deed.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Don’t loao any lima In attending fo
thia matter. Come to thia office If ynfl
W. T. Shive to W. O. Robert» of Ash­
can and we will fix von nn. If von can­
land, Or., lot 9 and south half of lot 10,
not do thl» go to a notary public who la
Shire’s addition, |2fi0.
provided with blanks. Yon can keen
D. W. Anderton to F. Wentworth, one
i ont of the deoil the 160 acre* vntt wish
acre at the Gap. The consideration was
J to reserve, or If not decided on thia
1100 and sale made by Mason A 81ougb.
point, put in all your land »nd make
' your selection later.
City Drug Store has the most complete
1 Most of you hare already rlpiificd line of drug-« and chemical» in town.
To*
TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL GODS
J for tlxe
NSXtf SIXtfY MYjS
will give extra bargains in all lines of
Clothing, Dry and Fancy Goods,
Hosery, as well as Groceries,
Hardware, Paints, Wall Paper
w for
tamm £; Company
Tailor Made Best on Earth Clothing