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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1905)
Kl AMA I II I AKK RAIl RoAbço’ MARK L. BURNS Water More Land. • tvelng about the same size but having per acre, There la very little gov- of the tdU-.li. Fut appearance, einnient land left, anil practically BROKER c liotlng and quality, they are very none tinder the Iriigatlon system ex The Interior Department Icmpo- hard to beat. Tlie ».une tree has ap cept several thousand aerea of the W. O. SHITH, Editor and Proprietor Klamath Falls, Oregon. ples on now, but nut nearly an many mardi land«, which have Item with- rui(|„ Wni|jr«*w fimn entry e’"1“' ”°* nil .>nl rv li.ni I h.iv t lit * i • » . . .. as last year. This is the 8th day of tll''ld drawn n fl\ from entry, and a when they arc. 000 acre» of land un l»nialill* K iwi July ami these luuk like they might restored they will probably come hi DR. WM. MARTIN tv - lie kept until those on the tree shall like the "Rosebud Agency,*' In Dako wllli a view tu determinili»,' !>•<’ f**“* » • become rlp*>. I have heard of the ta. Also according to the Irrigation ; ibillty <>f II» Irrigali»*»- a TWO DOLLARS THE YEAR IN ADVANCE. DENTIST soimdniss of Hie Apple« here, and I net, the Secretary of the Interior The landawltbdiawnaresrctlnns I. *', J their freedom from worms remarki'd I may cut down the amount of each ' 2, 3, 10 tu 15, 21 'o 28 and .'..l lo 3* !•» upon and I sp«ak of these at leugtli 1 entry under any Irrigation project to Klamath Falls, Ore.. Thursday, August 24 1905. Klamath Falls, Oregon in order to show that In this case at not 1 cm than 40 act vs. Under Irrlga- townslilp 4 noitN, rangr 28 casti are- •M-- ■■ ■ > ■■ ■"■■■«WW 1 ■ ——W III » WWW—— —r——a■«—a. least there Is truth hi It. It seeuis to > lion here one does not need so much Duna 9 lo 18, 21 h> ÌL •'* t" JH' j the crop now on the same land looks Is- confidently expected here, that land as-the farming will lie more In shlp M Inrangc -* cast: all lownslilps well. I have seen rye which I am when the valley shall have been nil tensive, and It seems tu itie lh.it the .1 and 4, rango 29 casi t) ; sections 4 In KI \ I II N'KIM told is volunteer and the sixth crop 11 ligated, th • danger (rum frost will Intelligent, industrious farmet hi 9, tn to 21 and 28 to 32 I» township ■ "i —» be materially decreased. ' these valley« will within a very few since sow ing, I lune also seen volun I . an Tl>f«!| USE Some of the sage brush laud can bo wars occupy a very enviable position, 5, range 30. J. B. Mason Writes Entertainingly teer wheat which promises a fair The government Is not yet con KLAMATH FALLS SODA WATER plowevl without doing anything to It. flic III Ils and mountain« abound In light crop and with more rain it of Klamath County. would have lieen good. Also volun The linger sage brush will cost from the flhest saw thnber awaiting the vinced that It «IH I* practicable to THE MOST While undertake reclaiming these lands or teer potatoes which promise a fairly »2.00 to »5.00 per acre to hire it mills to turn it into lumber. cleared. There are maelilnes here to all kinds of stis'k do well. I mil con REFRESHING SUMMER DRINK (Tlie Eureka, ttaa.. Herald 1 mn ’•piiiwya I good crop, lam told that potaluw part of tlvcni. but preliminary exam on the slopes of the hills and moun which 4, 0, ors horses are Inlched and vinced especially since scein? what inations made by John I’ \\ lilsi ler In Klamath Falls, Or., July 3, 1V05. Manulactuied In all Flavors it takes a swath ti or 8 feel wide. blue grass amt white clover -will du. lh »'lav Dear Editor Having promised tains next to tlie valley without irri Then the brush Is raked with a re witli no tnld-KUiniiivr drouth to cut dicate that such a project will llkelv 4»“- - Tai of my Greenwood County gation, yield well, but not heavily, volving rake and then burned. The it short, that ibis locality Is undoubt lie feasible. It Is on Ills reeuiniiicn fi.euis, that I would «rite them a and that very little cultivation is re Telephone Muin 33 'escrlptionof this part of the country, quired. Tills much I know, that land can be put in perfect order the edly adapted to a dairy business »if a dation that the withdrawal Is made. o first plowing. Irrigation was begun very high order. This also Seems to and finding that a desciipti'Hi which there are plenty of last year's pota hero some twenty years ago. and what la* the home of the l>ee. Certainly Further investigation» are to be made would give anyt lung like an intelligent toes here now. and the quality I lune it will do on these sage brush lands is the quality of honey produced here of the lands wIthdrawn. ’..lea of what is to be found here, never seen excelled. 1 am informed well known to these people. There is cannot be excelled. This land Is on the east si Jo of the that the yield can be largely incte.is- .would require such lengthy letters. 1 The people here are of an Intelli have concluded to ask The Herald to 'cd by irrigation, but unless it be judi only a small per cent of these lands In Umatilla River below Echo, where W. B. McLaughlin gent enterprising and kind heat led publish a letter which they all and ciously done, it will be at the ex cultivation however. several small private enterprises uro The tule marsh lands are low level class, most of whom are .Americans, many more may see. I have waited pense of tile quality. The cereals grown arc wheat, oats, lands along the river and lakes I11 with a few English, German and under const ru-ctIon or are contem in -nder to get belter acquainted with plated. The greater part of the tract •t' > country and conditions here, be- barley and rye. I have been told of! places, which are covered a part of Scandinav tans. . writing, and still hesitate, as 1 some very large yields of these grains the time, and some ot them all the , The sparsely settled slate of the is either patented or entered, so that time, with water from a few Inches community has necessarily rendered neiei like to pass on a case until the under iriigation. the iiuthof which the plan is subject to the acceptance 1 have no reason to doubt, the largest to a few feet deep, and have grown ' schools and churches somew hat scarce evidence is all in. : or rejection of the people Interested. up in tules -gigantic brushes. These but the fact that. In spite of difficul Realizing in this case however, that being t>3 bushels of wheat to the a-re. Tlie general plan proposed is In di ’»e evidence will continue, and in Corn Is not grown at all except the immense crops of vegetation decaying ties incident to lack of tranaixirtatlon, and mixing with the silt which is be there is now under construction, In vert water from the Umatilla by a ti not cease to accumulate, I will sweet corn, which seems to do well. In dry farming, i c., without irri ing continually carried in from the the county seat, a county high school feed canal between 15 and 20 miles .hoiefore now try to tell as nearly as 1 can «hat this section of country has gation. stockmen grow a great ileal of mountains by the water, together building at a cost of #29.500 and a long into what Is called Cubi Springs if. ,.ff<T the immigrant, as 1 see it on rye for hay. as it is easily prixluced. with the myriads of water fowl, building for the grades at a cost of growing a volunteer crop year after which have for ages at certain I lines #18,000 speaks well for the people reservoir site. A darn there to hold this short acquaintance. It is possible that I may make some year. Alfalfa appears to be very tine in the year literally swarm In these here from an educational ataudpoint. the water, 90 feet deep, will Impound There is a Presbyterian church and mistakes, but I do not mean to. and on Irrigated lands producing in two to marshes, combine, it would seem to a sufficient supply alme for 15,000 PHONE MAIN lOß if anyone shall come from there here three cuttings from fwtir to six tons to make these lands as rich as soil a Methudial church whloti have regu acres. About Ili.000 acres of gissi lar preaebing, and 1 am told that the can get. a 1 «ill bring the paper containing per acre according to liest reports ob The testsof the government soil ex Baptists are getting ready to organ land Is estimated to he under the res ■- letter with him. I think he will tainable, and the feeding quality is ...v l to lie substantially correct. So of a very high order; Timothy is pert show the marsh soil to be eight ize and build. Other towns In the ervolr, and, by using one lrng.it Ion valley are Merrlil, Whltelake City, In the Spring direct from the river, tar at least as the statement of facts also excellent 111 these valleys, pro een feet in depth in many places and is concerned. Klamath County is 72 ducing. it is said, two to four tons to nowhere it is shallow. It is believed Bonanza and DtHry. 1 am sorry to l( is thought the entire lA.o.n acres that these lands will excel In the pro say that all of the towns here seem to u. J.es wide from cast to west in the tlie acre. Blue grass and white clover have duction of timothy hay, red clover, think it necessary tor them to have can lie provided with an absolute and central and southern part, by one hundred miles north and south only been grown on lawns and in oats, cabbage, celery, asparagus and saloona, but 1 hupe to sec the time assured full supply. wnen they will realize their mistake Lying above the reservoir distribu RATES REASONABLE small patches where they gut started root crops including sugar beets. .’trough the central part. The roads are quite dusty and 1 am and be willing to correct it. I am apparently l»y accident, but where It is mure than four times the size taries, but belnw the feed canal, will Y the state of Rhode Island. It con- irrigated 1 have seen the tallest and told that in the winter and early told that a majority of tlie country be from 10,000 to 12 000 acres of lr- no.I |>( «bull VIHI ^rt tl,0 spring they get very muddy. people are in favor of this change ins within Its borders a marvelous I think the heaviest growth of both There are mosquitoes here, but no One of the great needs of tills valley rigible land which can. by increasing l'<-ti> lit ai >1 •«y «<ii:‘t ii'a"i*t it if ioni Furnished Rooms with or . iety of mountains and valleys, of especially tlie while clover, that 1 nm « .vh I, thia f.i.l (-.•tm , Ir.’n lakes and streams, of hot springs and ever saw anvwheje. I showed this chiggers nor chinch bugs. Theie are for all these years has been lransp.tr- the size of the feed c.mnl, I»- supplied without board springs that are ice cold, of sage blue grass and w lute clover, to three but few flies as yet, but I am told tation. Now that Guvernme.it irri with flood water or Winter irrigation. brush plains and tule maishes. at pine strangers from California and Colora they will be quite plentiful liter in gation Is assured, there are two rail roads preparing to build in here. One forests at? -.Hiding in wild game, and do. Men who understand irrigation, the season. Bartrum Will Prosecute. icrr thè quahlv I« a » iv fight As tuclimate, tlie people here claim ot these the California northeastern 1’kes and . t."earns teaming with fish. and I asked them if this land seeded has purchased land for an addition t 1 See ,,«r « iih I i - hw In the north west part of the county like that would not support one good It is not subject to sudden changes, l.s Crater Lake National Park. Crater dairy cow to the acre, during the pas and thus far. I have found that to be the town, and announced a few days Forest Knpervisor N. C. Ilartruin, Lake is one of the wonders of the ture season. They said "It will sup t he case. The summer weather isde- since that It is now ready to begin has been In Ashland si'M-rvI days in Ceree Main and I ¡th Sts. C. I. BONNEY, Pacific slope. The lake Is said to la* port more than two.” Cows seem to liul-.tful. -T list now we are having the work of eonsttuetion. This road comes from Weed, about 811 miles vestigating aercral tr< ‘ pass cases and Kliuiuth Falla, Oirg'.n some hot days, but it is pleasant in about ten miles across and the water do exceedingly well here on the native Attorney and Counselor at Law about 2100 feet deep, the rim from grass, and the milk and butter is tine. the shade and the nights are coo). It south of lien* on the Southern Pacific. the malicious or careless s'ttlng of Phone M.iin I Art 1000 to 2000 feet above the water, All stuck-scem to do well. Burses in is said that the snow fail is somewhat The McCloud road is now under cun- tires in the Ashland Forest it serve, I A>«tno is i and 9400 feet above the sea. Klam- a general way seem livelier than they larger here than in Kansas ami for st ruction and has about 40 miles to as reported to him by Forest Ranger build. Io reach Laiida, at the lower tl e last two winters the mercury has NOTARY PUBLIC do elsewhere that I hav« been. It is uh Fails, the county seat, is situated iti the south west part of the county claimed by some that they can stand not fallen below zero, and to that end of the lower lake, where it will W. G. Kr >pke Mi. Bartruui says he » AVordm II will spare no effort to prosecute |wr- If this is true it is point on two or three mornings only, meet transportation by water. about one and a half miles below the more work. These are some of the facts as I see sons guilty of setting Arcs to the for lower end of Upper Klamath Lake, on doubtless due both to climatic condi but it lias been known to be as low as them, aud as they have been repotted Link River and the beautiful little tions and feed. They have the finest ; eighteen below. I have seen no hard est. either from in til'lousarvt or rare- Lake Ewauna. Link River flows from and cleanest threshed oats that 1 ever ' storms here and it is claimed there to ir.e from what seem to lie reliable I'-sancss, as there has Ix-en entirely loo sources. This country and elim.it- 'arc none, and very little thunder and Upper Klamath lake into this lake. saw. Stix'k is said to do well on the v. l.ile the outlet of this lake is Klam- range seven to nine months in the ! lightning. The country is claimed to wlll n<>t suit everybody, but here is '■ niiich carelessness with tires. year. Poultry does very well indeed. be and seems to be quite healthful. rich soil very productive, with an Mr. Ilartrum left fur Pelican Hay. Summer Novelties. Latvns. Dim- The town has a population of abotU I Now k-t no reader conclude from The doctors say that children arc very I abundance of water to irrigate it, at from which place he will meet lllauut- -90 and it has a beautiful location. the foregoing that the writer means free from summer complaints, it very reasonable prices. ¡ties, Percutes. Shombrays. In The fact that the government is llt for an extensive trip through the nig as it does in a cove of the foot to convey the idea that here is to be would seem that the marshes would willing to expend in these valleys entire length of the Cascade Forest produce malaria, but there seems to hills, which are ‘ rock ribbed and found a place of perfection, or even dia Linens. Linens, Calicoes, Ç Klamath Fall*. Or. 1 ancient as the sun." while in the dis approaching it. Tlie more 1 see of lie scarcely any of it. The absence of $4,400,000 shows the confidence it Itcservc, where be will make an ex has in these lands and waters after a «. V «.• <-■ j tance are to be seen mountains, some this.world, the more I am impressed it thought to be due to the elevation, amination of the grating conditions Laces. Embroideries. Stockings of which ate snow capped, the most with its beauties and wondeis. and which is 40*6 feet. An abundance of year’s thorough investlgati in by a in that reserve. prominent Mount Shasta about one tlie ample provision made in It by "tlie good soft water is very easily obtained. corps of competent engineers. Peo and a Eno line of Gloves hundred miles to the south of us. hi Giver of every gcxxi and perfect gift,’ I I many wells being only from 10 to 20 ple are coining In every day by stage HARRY WEBER loads to look at the country and a GAME LAWS. 'alifomia, towering aloft in his white for the sustenance and development feet in depth and no .-oek. The Gov large immigration is confidently ex mantle 14400 feet high aud reminding of man, but he who expects to find ernment has decided to put in ?. sys 1'AIN zrio k <>..C of ghostly sentinel keeping guard perfection in country or people, tins tem of irrigation in these valleys, lo pected. Th * vast amount of money All »rounj nianipsulalor of i . tjs all around him. side of the millennium, is doomed to cally known as Klamath Basin, em to be expended here by th? govern Deer Season Opens cn Aupuit 15 the Paini and hrnsfc ment and the railroads and by peo- bracing about 250.000 acres at a cost '1 lien there is the lake and the val disappointment. . pie opening up farms will undoubted- I of »4.400,000,00. The project ein- The wore» drawbacks which 1 have ley in front. Across the valley to east Spotted Hiwnat sl| thins PHONE 100 about twelve milts distant, vvecansee lieen able to find here so far aside from braces also the drainage of the marsh iv make times lively here. The gov BiX'k Deer, Moose. Mount "in Sheep ernment engineers are now making Lost river gap, where Lost river flows drouths, which are to be over-come by lands and the irrigat ion of them. The (except In the Count les of Grant. Har hrougli between the mountains on Government irrigation, are late whole cost is estimated to be #18. 60 surveys for the permanent location of ney, Malheur and B.ik, r) UI. hm I from tlie canals, and it ix ex pee ted that per acre payable in annual payments springs and liability to frost, nearly the same level as this valley. The Novemle-r 1 of civil year to Aug. 15 This is the gap where Capt ain Jack in late spring of course shortens the without interest. This will amount they will soon be ready to let the of tile following year. contracts for the work of construc 1'iucof the Modoc War, after having growing season, but I am told the to less per ucie, per year tliau is paid Female Deer -Closed from Novem r'ourged the valleys above, brought autumn is line. The frost seems to by farmers in many localities to ir tion. Possibly I have omitted the1 ber I of ea< i> year to Sept. 15 of the 1.;.. warriors ■ through and. skirting vary with different localities, and one rigation companies as water rent; very thing which someone desire« to follow Ing year. around the foot of Stukcl mountain time it will affect one place and at an whereas In this case at the end of the know. I shall lie very glad to answer i Night hunting and use of digs In i\nrried away down the valley to the other time another place. Some ten years, when all have paid up. the any inquiries the oest I can. Please hunting liccr, or Moose are prohibited 1 lied.s, « here there are great caves j people say that it is useless to try to farmers will own the system. The ‘ bear in mind the fact that if I am within the state at all times. w.iii springs in them and where these raise garden stull on account of frost, Government builds it in ibebest and away out here at the edge ot the Limit—Five Deer In any one open Indians had cached food, and were] while others say they arc mistaken. ni>«t substantial manner and the far-1 earth, 1 am nut forgetting the dear Manon. able to hold out indefinitely. While these do not deny but that I mers have to pay back only what it friends in Kansas. So long as I live Elk—Closed until Sept. 15, To flie southeast the valley is a sometimes some-things are injured, cost, without interest. These waters they will always have a warm place then closed between Oct. 15 <>f 1907, each in my heart. With kind regards and :oinpaf-ilively level plain across which they say that industry and persever being interstate waters, the Govern year and Sept, 1* of the following "c can see for about twenty-five ance in this direction, is usually well ment has appropriated the use of these best wishes for everybody, 1 am year. Yours Very Truly, des. On eilher side are lijlls and rewarded. One thing I have noticed streams, and the immense water power Limit—One Elk during each open J. B. M ahon . mountains rising abruptly Irom the wherever I have been, and that is. in them become« a part of this enter season. prise, so that the owners of the land plaini, and back of which open out people who do not plant, things are It 1 Is unlawful to sell nr have In pos f" 11 Ibis, other valleys as beautiful not apt to grow them. There are a under this irrigation system, will also French-Glenn Property Sold. I session for sale, any elk rurat meat at anv < I ferfile as this one and all comb- few gardens here ar.d there and in own the water power. The fall of Í • time. Imas ••g in 1» scene which for beauty and some of them, the growth of vege Link river from the Upper lake to this It is unlawful at, any time to hunt, p.uturv., ¡ueness is really charming. tables would, I think, satisfy the town, 1) miles is 65 fe< t. and the fall pursue, take, kill, injure, destroy or { One of the biggest ranches in the in Klamath river from where it leaves I most exacting. They are simply im Hut for Klamath river these valleys have in possession any Deer, Elk. would be a lake. Upper Klamath mense. While there have been cases the valley, is 1800 feet in twelve miles United States was sold last week to I Mixisc, Mountain Sheep or Spitted' •kc is some twenty-five miles long in which there was material damage to say nothing of the rapids in otbei the Co-operative Christian Federation Fawn, for the purpose of obtaining I two Ao twelve miles wide. Lower I done by frost. 1 have asked several old ! streams. of Oregon, says tlie Lakeview Exam the skin, hide, horns, hams or other r . uth lake is about 12 miles south resident farmers, if they have ever I As a matter of fact, the amount of flesh of such animals, f ,r the purpose of Klamath Falls and is part In Ore known in the fifteen or twenty years electrical energy which may be devel- ' iner. The ranch is <10 miles long anrl of sale, barter, exchange or trade, 25 miles wide, and consists of 104,000 ; gon and part in California and some in which they have lived here, any oped from this water power and the' except upon permission from the State 15 or 20 miles long. There is a thing like a failure from frost, and possibilities as to what may be done , acres. The price paid was 11.800,000. I Game or Forestry Warden. steamboat on the upper lake large they have each said they have not. j with it are so vast that one fails to: The land lies in Harney county around Silver Grey Squirrel Closed from enough to carry 200 passengers or I have seen no effect of the frost on appreciate them, /.nd Ibis is all se-! Silent mountains about 100 miles east 1 . Jan. 1 to Oct. 1 of each vear. more and there is another now being grain so far in this immediate vicinity, cured by the Government to the own Geese, Swan ( iosed between built here for the lower lake and the but some fifteen or twenty miles from I ers of land under this system of irri of Lakeview. This company has a J [ . the Ducks, first day of February and the first -: vt between. here I saw three or four fields of rye gation. No one person can get a capital of 950,000,000, and the acqui u lands in these valleys are of about the 28th of May in which there water right for more than 160 acres, sition ot this immense property is only 1 on(. week '" ' " " ' two classes, viz., sage * brush ... lands 1 i were perhaps ten percent of the heads as the intention of the Government in 1 a drop In the bucket to the Feder- j Water Rill and Upland and tule marshes. The Tlie soil of the I turned white by having been frosted. i Ibis irrigation law, Is to prepare land ationists. I It is ' said ‘ the company con- L'losed ‘ bet ween the first day of Jan- • ■’go brush lands is a sandy loam, , | | We arrived here ,„.v „,, on the 18th of Mav for homes and not for speculation. I and more extensive op-! lla,rK an(* **!e *'rs» f'ay of August,. varying from a darker heavier soil and after that time saw frost which Therefore men who have large tracts template other . . . Pheasant -Fasi f.r .... ... Pheasant-Fast, of » »... with not much sand to a soil lighter j seemed to me must kill all garden of land inay deed 160 acres to their ciationx within the state, among llicni Mountain .Closed at, the < 'ascade all seasi.ns. . color and more sandy. Some places stuff and fruit, and 1 beleive it would wives, and 160 acres to each child, the purchase of what is known as the Sage Hen. sage cock, grouse. ------ - or na-1 icing (pilte sandy, it works as tine have done so in some other places, ■ but they must agree to sell the bal road land Grant, consisting ot many live pheasant Closed — - between the ;s one i-.mid wish. bt(l herp so far M, |)ave r fr(J|t ance before the government will pro. hundred thousand acres of land along first day of Decemlx-r and the fifteenth I • «' , 'r i’.1""' •'J»»’"as form- only was damaged. The people here ceed with the work of constructlon- day of August of th- following year, i . upt. or public schools of Green- say that the fruit crop is short, much At least 95 per cent of the land under the route of the military wagon road, Qmll Closed except between the1 wixHi toiinty, Kansas, and myself shorter than last vear, but notwith- ' the project must, be subject to such the large saw mills belonging to the second Saturday and tlie tin rd Tues uve cigiged in the real estate bust- standing this, 1 have seen several an agreement. Improved Irrigated companies now in possession of the day of the month ,,f September. iieM together and as 1 had much to: apple and cherry trees which were land is held at from #50 to »80 per Limited to six quail In one day or in?.h\i!?!",f R”1 a lwo! tery full and a few pears, peaches and acre. Unimproved sage brush land, lands, and the construction of railroads twelve In one week. in the interior district now without ‘nch anger and had a shank put on it i other fruits. The raspberries, black-i irrigable by project is .. . „ government ----------- r ._,__ ... Unlawful to hunt without licenM- r’»’»r feet Jong and I take It with me ' berries, gooseberries and red currents, selling at from 111 to »30 per acreac- rail facilities. A lieciiM' must be obtained from h I p when I go to show land to anyone j nearly ail 1 have seen are very full. | cording to quality and l<x:ation. The Federal ionlsts announce that county clerk and carried with party and we bore down into the soil. Usu The people are bv the fruit like 1311 *,e P11^ *n con- they will establish a modern colony on while hunting. Resident fee for Li ally there Is very little change in tire they are by the garden, many have for crops at once. There are the Fiench-Glenn ranch and place to, cense #1, non-resident #10. soil so far down as that will reach, It been afraid to plant trees on account marsh lands to be had at »10.00 Trout Closed during months of simply growing lighter in color as we , of frost and also lack of rainfall. 5OW P»'r ¡ k tc but they will probably not 000 people there/ It is also proposed I godown. A small per cent of this mAny ot them wish thev had planted : .J011* at th*1 Pr,ce- Tl,e «>an»h to procure 8(,0,0C0 acres from the November, December, January Feb WILLIAMSON RIVER ruary and Mareb. Unlawful to keep land is now being farmed and has years ago. As I write, there are ap- la,,' s wlil more time to pre- Willamette Valley ant! Cascade Moun trout less than five indies |n length I CAMPING GROUND I proven I'sclf to be exceedingly pro ples on my desk, grown last year by Pare thc“’ tor crops as they contain Night fishing prohibited. Limit 125 ' duct ive In favorable seasons, and I Mr. Slough, on the onlv tree h* had, hUCl* a l,,aKS ”f tule moUexcept where ' tain Wagon Boat Co., which will in I am now prepared to take care <>( one day. make hon.c for 40,000 more. Diver have been told of wheat making 15 which is about eight Inches In dlam- 1,10 wa,cr J. w. SIEMENS, Proprielor. deep enough so that people who desire to camp <>ri William- '. ishels per acre with no rain after jt eter and from which he gathered ten t*lere are no teles, in that case they sified fanning will be the principal In Families can lie supplied now with aon river. Will keep a I xm riling house was started in the spring. Giain I bushels. Four bushels of these he I can ,M- defied to crops as soon as they dustry, anp it Is ) roposid to maintain •'Tony’s Best-' at the Central Dining and will have pasture and hay for horses Cleanliness and Good Work li< 18 is almost all spring sowing except wrapped in paper and put In the cel- are drained, various other enterpilscs. i. < I know a farm 4 miles from lar and says he has found only one de- Parlors with or without meals. Ranches for dry farming and stock-1 Boats will lie kept for rant. Beat of treat- »<>wn on which 1 am told the wheat rayed apple among them. 1 do not raising, with plenty of outside range Guaranteed. Big line of watches at |H>pular prices. Silverware, cut glare, click», novel- ment to all. Will carry mail lor camp- iast year make .75 bushels to the acre . . know what variety they are. They ' an be had for, improved »10 to #20 ties etc. . The finest line in Klatnath • L. Alva Lewis. •mil oats i,'o. Also Agent for LONDON AND era to und from Agency. 1 mu irrigation and look somewhat like Hie mai<lcn’s blush, ( per a>Te and unlnproved *5 to • I« Count v L Alva Lewis 'LAMA TH REPUBLICAN LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON. MESSAGE FROM THE WEST SODA WATER ESPY, the Soda Water Man Mason and Contractor Estimates Furnished It's the Movement. PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE Winters Jewelry Store Mrs. W. B McLaughlin Big DiscounrSale At the Novelty Stilts Co Drugs Stationery Husical Instruments Books Magazines Toilet Articles Druggists Sundries Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pens Prescriptions Properly Prepared Chitwood’s Drug and Stationery Store KLAMATH BARBER SHOP Ì Go to Maunirigs for a new pip«, F ra ::« Hrtvto LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO.