The Evening Herald (Klamath Falls, Or.)
June 10, 1908

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0 fte prntiii) Ibfalfc. Mostly I'1,1"' ,,n,or Our Advertisers the Best Results Get Klimatli Vim Vf.au, No. r7. OSD JL ARE INTERESTED jestion of Raising Revenue for City Causes IJECTION TO OCCUPATION TAXI yorarnl Council Will Make Conditions in 01 her Cities llcforo hikinq Action May lake in Additions to City I TU ll l"l',c '"r '""",,lun .Milsjsialhetinlioml iUvMhk tlur lal'lii.' revenue lor urn ii... t. ..f l(f Tde Minn"" nirii. iimii p.i.t.v". B.jjli.t tain kindly ibe I1'"" larluvlllu l"1" Llwol, tint the la will U liui high II iltll.rat that I Mng I'onili). Anotkrr argument I that llu It nil nit I equitable If levied un LrUla Hum nl l,itiri- it re Jlriiol llie amount nl hiisliiva done lu ani'iiint ol money Inteated. Meftliraequeslliiiiair) rcielvltig the illrrstlori nl the Mayor and the lesrll. Ill ii mllil liy i-utjoiii' that Mini'. isf mutt U dune, hut lint nirllilnif i cuiln nunc auumenta ami I mlsf nisny guml suggestion lioui r bailnrts iih I professional men w ho lid U ctlleil Ujii to pay the tax. It proposed tint real estate llrma kjsctd tqttat ol Ills) vr annum, (Mayiillliriii object In thl, ilalm (that the amount is far In eirea ol Utility should derailed upon In pay IVatliftla lllmll ftllitp ImalliMaa flfflna I Ultn Into iiuialdrratiiin. Again, xrtirf inrrchaiitit who object Ion tax IW jrar, ilalmlug that It la to ncnlir the amount ol business Iran. TUprolIrm confronting the iniinlrl. liottiorltlr h onmli'icrving of gre uiJrrillnn ai oin it hinge the sue of flumnciiiKtlin rlly without tliu KttMlroiiiihelbiuiir traltlr. While ire Ihoie who ipiose a tax anil at lur llm opioililoii cttu all klmla iMauysicuie, there are also thorn 14 rvalue that in orl, a,,,,,,!!,!,,,, IwLtiilneitlnaritv ami ln,v H... Wlon ol iha niunlrlp.il government 1 line ate thnuiie who are In faor fmwnhldaiiile,ullalila tax. ITbvcouneil Hill not he liasty t,k. IMloii on tl,, u.ntttT ami when the o Is lliully rettlcl It utll Uafter hUlUrklloiiaiiil a ihorniigh Invealh p "I IU mcihmU umplojeil hy SUIT GASES TELESCOPE CASES U you are going to take a Trip We can fit you out K.K.K. Discussion lliormnjli Invusliqalion of iithi't tillra Mho hale tolieil the name ptohlem, The argiimi'iit l liU'ln that the ir' rilpatlou tat hII rei lit in the raMng ol the roil ol the riertnarlea ol lile, hut Ihi argiimeiii too weak to merit any nuiilleratlon whati'rr. A III in lin ing a ID huluei annually, In onh-r to rai Ihe neery V)(or the occu pation tut, moiiM tie f.jmil to ald Ihu tiillla on toiMiy ilollan Horlh ol bu. iirta trnnilu.l, or, in other hoi.U, to IU It an that the atore keeHr will makoj hlaimul protttll will lw neiuttary In II a twenty ilollar anil ol rlothet lor Ineul) ililUra ami leu tenia. Ill tale In ray that ll the men haul will tell ttie pun haarr that the extra ten tent i netileil to par hit iKinpitlun lat he will gel it without any argument III coriiirclloii with the matter of In creaalng the rvieiiueol Ihu city it haa Urn (tiggeateil to ailuill nuuilwr ol the aililitlotia Into the municipal rot nrtlon. Moat ol the parllc owning tho i.ltivu will he willing to eomo in il they am ure that Ihey will not ho c.itlel ii jmmi to uy uioru than Ihclr juat hariMil Ihecit)' tatea. It I eell that theav matter rlaln lug to tho llnanre nl llm city l well ninaiilereil hvlore any action Ii taken. A learn hllrheil Io a wagon loaihil with nl iN'ramc Irightcneil Ihi noon at K. A. Diiiiham' automobile ami lartnl ilnan Main itrectou a ilead run Frank llrjant, who wat JrUing tho Irani, hehl lit plaru on the real ami kept the team In IheuiMJIuol theitreet until they hail run keieral hlocki, when he got thvlii atopiK'il. Chaa. Weatletorn ami family, former ly reIJeuto( WikkI ItUer Valley, havu taken their ileparturu lor Watonllle, Cal., where they will reIJo. Mr. Woic tlelorn recently iliixmsl of hi Hue ranch In the north eml of the county, I'll I nit It to I.. W. CoiKlaml. 1lu con- Morallnn wu (7ilo0 for "40 acre. If your oe trouble jou, iro Wlulei. Complete Stock OF TRUNKS STORE KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. Dairy Public School Grad uates Large Eighth Grade 'I ho drat eighth grade graduation rx- llshes a record lor regularity ami puiict ncUncl the public school was helJ in! uallty in this district. Wlillo llm lIt Hi,- clicxil house on Friday etening A i-iriKeiitalKv ninlleiirp wai present li Ji'tnl I'liioiiragemcrittoamhllimj )outh. Ihee-ealse wereoiiened with a sung Iti-ciial by IW. A number ol ri-iiinii juiiiimt iiit'ii voiieil itieir Ideis I on silnml affairs anil In general gave i i lb ny iircai io the effort put forth unrig me urn year io raise Hie cliool nt M ijI itl In iitniinur 'it equipment nml elliilency. I'roiiilnet among the apenltM were V. I'. Hedge, Orrln Mc (.uinUr. W. I., ami J. It. Welch ami II. H. Oileri. County Hurlntnent Wight, preaentlng the Diploma, pre ielei hit talk to the rlaaa. hy making a few remark on ro ot-rlloii between leaiheraml parent. After the tpeaklng thetahlra were (preml wllhgooil thing the laillea hail prepared. In reporting the work ol ten month an rage dally allemlaiiie of ninety lx and one third lierieutwa attained. I'u pi I neither ahaent nor tardy were Wald, Klllc, Car rule and (lerald Oilen. Till eiiab- Report of the Finances of the Public Schools The public school of this city main tains limit separate fund, and the fin' ancial condition of each ol of them at the clou-nl this) ear indicate that the Indent body ha ncled wisely In hand ling the mone) of the school. At the close of school Ihi year the fund were a follow: MBIIAUl n Mia Rtl'MITII Nor. 1M, I1KW School Kntcrtaln- merit M.oO Dec. IU, l'.OI-(ii(t Mr. Itulenlc. .11.00 Ki'b. 11, I1M7 Slo lath 40 Kelt. II, 11107-Salo lath .01 Feb. IS, 11KI7 to June A, IMS-Klnes t7.W) April. W, lW'-Utt Book. M.N.C. CO May. 4, lnOS-.ale of old book .'.0 May. 1M, lUOS-Lost Book. M. N. C. no May. 1, llJ7 llawley Kxcurtion 05.25 Total I91.6S llialll'lUXMKSTH Mar.fi, 1007 Cype pier Ur (A Mar. A, l!"07 J. K. Duvall, (wheel) '.',00 Mar. 18, 1007 Kcliallock A Daggett...') Mar. SO, 1807 Library book and quettlona t-.OO Apr. .1, 1007 Wntjiplng pper 50 Apr. -5, 1007 iJtdle Home Journal 15 May.'.'!, IN07 W. K. Uowdoln (Tick. tt) June. .1, 1007 Ue of boat $40 00 Juno. II. HK)7-I'lcturc 11.00 Nov. 15, 1007 Library book 85 Dee. 7, 11HI7 Library book 35 Jan. lfi, I1KW. wrapping per 15 Jan. SI, 1008 One clasalc 'JO Jan. 24, 1008 w rapping paper 15 Feb. 1, 110S Kxprea on book 50 Mar. 25, 1008-Kxpreon book.. ft. 25 Mar. 27, 1908 Wrapping per 15 Apr. 9. 1908-Drkwing...' 25 Apr. 24, 1808-12 Dicktn't Carol.. f3.C0 Apr. D, 1008-Bau't AnlmalLlfe. .t4.35 June 5, 1008-BaUnce $31.80 ToUl W (XAMINATIOX fAfSII rDND RlCglfW Jan. 15, 1907-CoIlectloni pupils. $13 35 May 16, 1907- 11 00 May 28, 1907- Jan. 25, 1908- 15 10 junel, 1908- ..12 65 Total 52 20 PMBURSKMSNTa Jan. 20. 1907 Newiom A Under WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. 1908. by parent Were few, jet patron having children In iicIkkiI havo iiliowu marked Interest in tho work. A healthy chool rplrlt ha been engernlerod and tuilaln ed throughout the Kchool )car and a clof graduate la the remit. Thoae graduating hae tlgnlfled a ilttirml nation ol lilting themecUe for the high er thing of life, Mil Zelina h'edge will enter high M-hool at Antloch, f'nl and will afterwaril take a lourao at s3n Jour Normal. Miaa Klla Anilerioii will enter high achool ut lierkeley, L'ul. Mlna nil ptel a creditable examination and glre promlao of a itrontr atudent. Mla Klaie and Wald Odcn will probably enter the State Normal at Weston. Our teacher, Mr. Hall, Is an alumnus nl ihi Institution and these worthy young l-eople hale hope of becoming protlclent teacher. The following are candidate! for honors nextyear: Iran Welch, Her. aid' and Carmlo Uden, Georgn (Jray, Helen McCumU-r, Jessie Andcr.on and Henry Hoehtlcr. wood $11 00 Jan. 20, 1907-ltebubllcan 1 :tt June 1,'07-Neniom iV. Underwood 11 00 fNipl. 20, 1907 Itepubllcan Oct. 2, 1907 Illank paper 15 Oct. 21, 1007- Drawing paper.... 2 25 Jan. 8, 1908 Illank paper 20 Jan. 27, I90H-Underwood COO Jan. 28, 1008 While 5 40 Jan. 28, 1908 I'aper fitdenera. 25 Jan. 28, 11108 Illank paper 10 Feb. 18, 1908-Wank paper 10 Apr. 28, 1908 Cutting paper Juno 2. 1908 While 2 10 Juno 2, l't08 Underwood 1 82 June 6, 1908 Hy balance 8 47 Total $52 20 mjo rcNn RECIIITS Oct. 20, 1907&chool entertainment 190 00 DIaCaEMENT8 Nov. 7, 1907 Nail, b'ldlng atage 40 14, M. i:. ltoblnson... 80 85 10. J. A. Uonard 2 50 10, Mr. C. E. Wright, 1 45 10, Itepubllcan 3 50 10, J. V. Houston, rent 10 00 10, J. S.Taylor 2 00 It), W.K. Uowduln.... 2 50 21, K. V. Coggawell... 12 00 "21' Draying 5 75 June 1, 1908-llalar.iv l9 85 Total $190 00 Dairy Win. Wight made final proof on hi homestead June 28, Election at Dairy went off ury quiet and orderly. Old timer say It was tho bed election crowd over seen In Dairy. A new girl catuo to Mr. and Mr. Early Arnnt June third, I. II. Gray took a load of veal to Kla math Fall Wednesday. Jacob It neck and C. W. Sherman went to Klamath Falls to attend the Water User' lueeting. F.-M. Dennett, J. It. Welch, D. Y. Gray and Lud wig Sterxl went to Kla math Falls Monday, June 8,' to make final proof on their respective hoiueateads. J. Q. Wlllits, County School Superin tendent of Lake County passed through this placo In a four ho"rn caravan Mon day accompanied by somo frlem's. A mnss meeting of the Water Users, was held at Bonanta to dlicuss some Important matters In regard to the rec lamation work, chief of which was to unite in urging an early beginning on the Clear Lake dam. Much dlssatU WHEELS 0E JUSTICE Regular Term Convenes CRIMINAL ACTIONS ON DOCKET Cases of Considerable Importance Will Attract Attention and Take Up Much Time of Cowrt-Urge Number x Civil Actions Are Also Pemlinf faction I apparent on account ol the numcroiiadela). Iloraco .Mitchell wa In Dairy Sunday. Toney Murratu la engaged painting sign for W. I', Bedgo today. Shoots an Indian On last Sunday the Indian known oa "Copolosit)" came riding Into town with blood all over hi horie and raddle and id that he had been ihot. The hooting occurred at Pine Creek and was done by Dan Loul. It aeema that the Indian wa drunk and quarrelaom nml from what Loul aay had threaten eil hi life. Loul gotdiold of a rifle and shot "Copoloilty" the ball entering the hollow ol the body and coming oat juit below the hip. Ttie wound I a danger ou one and it I a urestlon ol life or death. Altura Republican. Novel Advertising: Parties coining through Macdoel few days ago witnessed rather a novel way ol advertising. Two Dunkards who bad lieeu succes'ful in raising bo'h rutaba gas and children appeared at the station as the train pulh-J In and held up for tho Inaction ol the passengers the ar ticles of which they seemed very proud. Some of the travelers wondered if they were adiertliln? the vegetables or the children, for in one hand each hld an enormous tulubaga, while In the other each held a stout, healthy looking boy. One or two Klamath Falls parties wbo were on the train are thinking tit mov ing to Macdoel, .presumably to engage in raising rutabagas. Club Elects Officers At a regular meeting of the 21 Club yesterday cienlngthe following officers wero elected C. II. Underwood, presi dent; Frank Sargent, vice-president; Ilurge Mason, secretary; C. P. Mason, Hoy Walker ami W.O. Smith, Invita tion committee. The Club w III hoi I Its next dance on Friday, June 20th. School district throughout the county will elect otllcers next Monday. wi"" The proof of the freezer The White Mountain Freezer makes more cream, better cream, and makes it eaiier and cheaper ih'an any other freezer on the market LET US SHOW YOU WHY ROBERTS 6 HANKS HARDWaARE D1AL1RS Price, 5 Cents. of Circuit Court Next Week The regular Jut Una ol the Clrenlt Court will convane nest Monday. Ther are large nnmber of criaslaal cmm, but many of them bar bora on the docket for yean. There are also several ol recent date and tby will attract eos Iderable attention. The criminal dock et Is as follows: State vs. J. F. Mans, charged with murder. State vs. Goodlow and Norcroatv charged with larceny. State vs. Josbaa Back master, charged with larceny. State vs. Liskey, charged with tbe larceny ol a horse. 8tete vi. Richard Roe, selling liquor to minors. State vt. John Doe, sodosay. SUte vs. John Doe, aseaalt and bat tery. State vs. Albert Fitch, osmqU with deadly weapon. State vs. J. W. Bark, anon. Staters. Albert Marshall, fcffnjr. State vs. Fred Collina, lareeay of hone. State vs. Hjordt, larceny ol a steer. State vs. Chat. lUmaker, lareaay from dwelling. State vs. John Doe, killing animals bo longing to another. State vs. Jos. Cobarn, larceny ol a cow. SUte vs. Ernest Wolford, assault with a deadly weapon. State ts. Wo. Monro, larceny. State vs. Fred Liskey, Mayhem. State vs. J. J. Arant, larceny ol a calf. State vt. S. II. BlttMr, larceny of a horse. Two of the parties, Monro and Bitt or,ogalnst whom the criminal action are pending at confined in the oonntjr Jail. Some ot the otbera are oat on ball and many have long tine lslt the coun try. In addltton to tbe criminal docket there will be a large number of civil cases, including several action for di vorce. Court will be in session for a ral day. F. A. Autenrletb, the agent lor the Klamath Falls Transportation Co. at Dorris, It in the city on built. taw.wv. i in the freezing s. 'V-' ,um rl

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Treasurers Notice il.i.t it. urn Mlu itati.ii"yiTP".":v::.;-.. w? :1iih,i i""r j, blbwni) (1!f rrinty nil Summons In Hid Circuit Court nl lliu Hlnlu of OM'Uhii Inr Kliiinnlli (.'(iiinty, John Koonlj plalntltf, v. Amatidii I'.llit Kcmiilr. ilnlcinlaiil, nll liMiiilty (or lllllJlll' FACTS ABOUT KLAMATH PROJECT "I l...tl(.l I'll Kill! I.. l .1 ,nU P" will "'"'iioiur.-u-.iii ft"ft nil mn IhtiiIi) ii'ijiiin-il In iiiM'nr iiimi I, fl, IV""' "'I 'I"IT IIIH. liVii. lull" ilil" iriiliilyi",',,,1,l",,','l'l''ini ill-l nKli.i.i j.m R"LKr 'it iWl (MiiilrTti-mnifr. TICI! UMl.lCATiON .1... Ii.li.tliir. II. 8. i"p"!r". r.wii..(iiripiii.jiiiw rJ No.l,, -'J' 2W.I rnl.r. ',",H,:5' 11.1. ai III llm nlmvii flillll.-il villi .in or Ih'iiii. Palnnlny, Jiiiiii llltli, IIHH, h'Ihk i(i iitai nny pitriliH.i In lln order fur puli-lli-stlon til thin kiiiiiiiiiiik, llm flint piilill. ration nl which Mug mi fntiintny, Mny L'imI, IIKW, nml II )(hi Ml mi to iniawer, for witiii thcicof, ili. i.liilmlll h niily to llm coinl fut llm ii'lli'f .Ifiitmi.tiil In thn roriiplnhit, fllnl Ik'M'Iii, Io-hII: lur n.lccri'i'illMiilvliiK llui IhiihU ..I iimtrl. iitlllitf Mm-rii iliiliitlff nml ilr- illinium. In ir.il l.y .iil,lnitoii l.Ml V u I.vbiiIiik lli'iald, liy.ii.lrr of Hon. 9i: WiIUiikH Mrilillaii, li Mc,,,, m.l jmllrUI ilMrict ..I Z. '""""J 'l' I 7, Orm.,,,U May I... llH. l.lrl. or. "...f i'iii.i mwii.li claim in iu.f...ir...il.iv 7 'i ,boJ l""' V, .'l.rim v..k r.ir U i.iiiM-riitlvi' wivkn l KUmill. '"I" "'"''".Mir ll..'l.t.Uy...My, IIHih. lurni. K.ii". H. Ji.i .iy i A i.i-.Avirr. A.p.il. All.,n.,vf.,,l'll,,tlf. lU-"' i 1.... U Jin. i"H "I liiiiiiii.i ir.iniii?ir.ni fir i il r i-i i uuiJII. uai ii.u Ul. until. 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"I lif lll.lc o.iiiiai.y lut liVHI arim IrililoraU I .lm.l llm.ly.nl Uinl, '"f laml Hiiilrr lliv AiUiiu illt.li Hint it Llgreli, Jiiaiili l Oli), nl Ihirila, lll lilvo lll'.NT I'lIKi: fur nit )rt. l.lomU, i mi" luriii'ira llm ua ni iiit. imiii aiKl J V, 4ti-ii, ll-iimnr, ,watrr. 'Iln icntrr mint cl.ar mi'l ilm llm lan.l In rnlltvatimi. Tlicirnl- NMlCC far Publication ,-r &U all tlir ri(in but a trrrn Hit. liitlil Ii. ptt.ltli" Ilii' alulilili'. triitn,riit ..I Hio Ji.trilnr, I'. H. Tlin Ukffliln Ccniiiiy, BJOfltrJaVnllw (irripiii, May If., J. .'llH,k A.lama.MaiiaKrr, Jlollfr It lirirliy liltrii Dial Allirrl i M-ill inmui. rriMi.d Klamalli I'alla, (Irrifiin,! i, on Kur. H, ll'i;, inailn iIiiiImt and NotiCC tarJiraliiti, No. (Ol.'i, for M-.! E'(, (cll"i. Tnallc 37 H I 9 K Will MnMlaii, Ua Hint lolinlFntim. tu inakn filial I'nxil, l.l.ll.l, t, .1... I..l .1.1'M .Im. EUubi'.-xinlr Wk KlaU.an,,ll,"c,l0"""'- ,,i,w;'ri; Litl.U..ir,rrat Klamalli Kail., Oro c- a. lltli iliy of Aujilit, ItllH, iffBinl llttif am m tut-mmtm .lilili (I m-tk, ol KUmatli KalU, Ornp.ii.j ylr Klamath Knlla 1'ul.llc. Library P'itfii,.,l Kl.matli Kalli, Orniim, ,,vcry oflcrnwrn from 'J to 6 FivaamiHin, in rw.iiiawi raii.tiru'' I, Win. Cailiilr', n Klamalli Fall., 1. J.N..Yiia..if lU-Kiilrr. &.H All arcnillita ililtf lliu muit U' l.'ttlrl by tiotvar rnali witliin tliltly ila). or Hioy m ill pnlilliliril ami xiM at .uli. lion. klamalh PmLKc liUary I. very nilcrnonn irom to iiw o'clock and racli cvrnlni; from Cuf) to 10 o'clock. A conllal Imitation la r Irndpil to all. r 1 1. Wlllanll larli.all.ir .lilt III. ullllll' iir?lroi"I,J,: INTnil0H.iiHi.' ,a ,i.M.L of lliiiium rlirap at llir clu' laovtlltr, U..l,li.,l.m, 11. li Haifhtf. I .1 Pal, ikaTKiortiriimaiiuN nr rt'.uo lunla nuaiat a ho niar.-N.l. u lm.br Jal U.Ktlni' lwi.u,iri,f IK. nmw haa waFHiinrau! ,,r ut wllrHtrFj In au NUFMIIMairMla ll.lll..lr..l Inl... rdr"""1" i'1"! -t Jum II. IWt CO r-iwi,M,ilF.iMrlfc4i wllhlroKbuMII. Iw.ar(lmrf4i. .h.1 kla ..k.i.. jUuUt.N ln k.r.li.rura fln.llr 'JF.n4ai.hu..l,.Ltf!.ift..i... lMJijall ill I. .ubjMt la a.itlMMnt ut-Wf liLlM..''. l"l,,,"rl aa iaT-uT.k.V-Mi J.'C mi iiafii(Tw, ifitaian, iT ll (Mil. a Ik. a til aw4, a ran iw arv- ua will l2b7i!.,,'."..u',''"lM,n r'f'', LK!S'tt.,,",,"l l'aloiuB, IMM, lili SoTSi'. ""Ill"n l-l ruFblAlFtil Wt iTv",'.'""" i"'rl UnJ I rhl AaaUUM S..rl.r ,.f InUrlor C. Helming Co. Merchants 1 Maniificid, Orctton, or Wtmith Falls, ore-ton i's Plumbing Shop tractlnrt ana JobbinM Flritpln.u 1 1 SKc,ii,oa and drat WnrkmniiHlilp. r0."" ....nun. mil 'ackson Hotel 'ort Klamath, Ore. nrooma, goodbedi, inciable alwayg tup- wim me beat the kt afforda-Terma ra. ble. c Jackson, Prop. ti Mcrrll. The town without a boom. VANTl:i)-VIII pay -".rciitaapl.-c.' for i""' Kilu a)iiirani and '2 ctnla for hall Italian rl'o. Itobcrl. A llanka. W vr cent oir on all cliaira, Thura.lny I'rlday nml Saturday nt lollfcr'. l-'iirnlliiru rlorr. DR. C. P. MASON Dentist i American Hank A Trilal Co.'a HulldliiK CENTRAL CAFE Open Day and Night Private Dining Parlor Oystera Served In Any Style J. V. HOUSTON, Prop. WILLIAMSON RIVER and Sprinrf Creek RESORTS Tho loat trout fluhlni InOri'ipin. Kxrellonl uccoinniadallom lor parlies. Camping oulfila for rent. rjuuclnl camping uronnda and boati fqr rent. Kino paiture for .lock. Ti'lcphono connection. AccoinmiHlatlona to bo to Crater Will meet partle ot Klamath Agency. FRANK SILVIES PROPRIETOR Klamath Agency, Ore. Tho Klamath Project Tho Klamath Project is the name Hint Iiiih been applied to tho reclama tion of about 100,000 acrci of Innd uovr under tho overflow of tho Klamath Ifivi'i- nml of Lower Klamath Lnku mid Tule Jiako ami the irt-irCiitmii of about 1 1 '0,000 aerca of valley laud uiljiiceiit to tho Klamath Hivcr, alontf the uourac of l.oHt ltiver and tho tributary portion of tho great plateau lying chiefly in Klamath County, Oregon, but a I id emliraciiiK a art of Biakiyou and Modoc Couii lien, California, a total area of 200,000 ncrc-H. The 1'roject embracca the conatruction of a very reat inileiiKe of canala, lateral and drainage canala and will have ita principal source in Upper Klamath liiilce. Clear Lake and lloracfly are reservoir iitc where Hood water will bo impounded and utilized for irrigation of land included in the upper portion of the Project. Work on the main canal was atorted in the Spring of 1U0(J and the tint unit of nine miles is now com pleted. About 13,000 acrca of land will be irrigated from the Unit unit, the lateral for which arc being constructed under the supervision of the engineer having charge of the Project. Uy far the largest proportion of the land under the first unit is now in sagebrush and must be cleared und broken in tlm for croiis in the Spring of 1008- Work on the sec ond unit is being done by the Government and em braces nineteen miles of main canal and twenty-six miles of laterals to furnish water to about 20,000 additional acre of land. Work on this unit will be prosecuted as rapidly as possible. Nearly one-half of the urea to be irrigated is now iiihIit water to a depth of from one to fifteen feet and will be reclaimed by a system of drainage to lower the level of the rivers and lakes. A large part of the swamp land and practically nil of tho valley laud in the Klamath Iiasin are held in private own ership and some in very large tracts which must be sold in tracts of 1G0 acres or less under the regula tions governing tho perfection of a water-right. KLAMATH'S For its development and prot- OREATEBT pcrity the Klamath Basin must have NEED people, and the right kind of people at that. Its great need ta intelli gent, practical farmers, who understand the meaning of intensified and diversified farming; men who will buy land, not for speculative purposes, but with the idea of clearing off the sagebrush and making per manent and cemfortable homes. Such men are bound to succeed. There ii room for thousands of them. Developing Sugar beets have been grown ex- Various perimentnlly throughout tho Klnm- Industriei nth Valley. Tho percentage of sugar is high, as will be noted from the following analysis made by tho United States De partment of Agriculture from beets grown near sugar in beets, per cent., 21.7; sugar in juice, per rent., 24. coefficient of purity, 83.1. Kxpcricnoe has demonstrated that excellent as paragus, onions mid celery can be grown, the tule lands being very similar to those of the Sacramento mid San Joaquin Valleys of California, where such vegetables are so successfully cultivated. Through nut the world the reclaimed marshlands arc the best suited for the highest development of dairy inter ests. There is no question that this will become a sugar beet producing section and that a number of facto ries will be built and operated with the development of the industry. All kinds of fruit adapted to the temperate zone thrive here apples, peaches, pears, cherries, prunes, plums, apricots and nectarines do well, ond small fruits bear abundantly nml of excellent quality. There arc a great many small orchards throughout the basin that prove the adaptability of the region to the profitable production of fruit. K. L. Smith, former president of tho Oregon Stato Hoard of Horticulture, gives it as his opinion that tho foothill lands arc specially adapted to apple growing. Cultivation of the potato has passed boyond' the experimental stage, tho sandy loam of the uplands producing them in great abundance. Klamath County wheat, grown without irrigation, took tho premium at the New Orleans Exposition. The most important forage crop is alfalfa, the soil being' peculiarly adapted to its growth. Excess All landowners being required Holdings Must (o sell their excess holdings, there Be Bold Is a large area of good land for sale at reasonable figures, prices rang ing from about $15 to $35 for unimproved, and $20 to $50 per acre lor Improved land. Land adjacent to the principal towns command hlvhcr prices. Tho purchaser pays for the water right at a cost of about $18 per acre to be paid for in ten equal annual in stallments withont interest. This amount to less than the ordinary annual rental paid private ditch companies. Some of the irrigators of Klamath Val ley (and they are the most prosperous farmers) have already paid out to such companies for water $60 per acre and rwn no water. All of these companies havo been purchased by the Government and included in tho system. No public lands will ho open for sottlomont for several years. OllauU The upland soil is mainly a rich sandy and loam of great uniformity aud composed Boll largely of disintegrated aud eroded lava with an admixture of volcanic ash and diatomaceous earth, tho latter material of plant ori gin, formed in the bottom of tho ancient sen which covered the greater part of the Great Basin, and of which Klamalh Valloy is a northwesterly extensiou. Such soil, characteristic of many of the riehest agri cultural sections of tho world, including much of Italy and the great plains of India, is extrcmoly fer tile, and of lasting productiveness. The lake aud tule lands are made up of a volcanio soil containing muoh organio matter, a vegetable accumulation of ages, and is of a pettty nature. j ii'.,. oit.nata U atIpaihaIv lipftltliful anil not severe. There is rarely auy Winter weather boforo tho latter pari ox m-ccmucr, uuu uui. ...v.w ..v.- ..vv.w u...b tho entire Winter. The annual precipitation is about fifteen inches, with little ralu during the Summer months. BUY According to Season Groceries, the same as wearing apparel, should be bought according to seasons. You make no mistake when you leave it to us to decide which is the best at this time. We always guarantee satisfaction. Just call up phone 516 CHASE G SANBORN COITUS THK LEADERS VAN RIPER BROS FURNITURE Our goods are new and attractive. ALSO THE PRICES W. 6ILLETT CO. IICIIT K. WlTHROW, Vice President AlJJM SUMJt, Secretary Abstracting Maps, Plana, Blsc Pruts, Etc. Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and Irrigation' Englieera Don J. Zumwai.t, C. K. I'reiident M. D.IWiixutts. C. E. Treasurer Klamath Falls, Oregoi East End Meat .Market CRISLER STILTS, Proprietors Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and Poaltry Krcxh and Cured Meats and Saiuages of all kiads. We handle our meats in tho most modern way in clean. lincja and surroundings. Try us and we will be aseet happy to havo you for a customer. Free Delivery. MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When blocks in Mills Addition were offered at bargain prices a number of shrewd inves tors bought; since that time values) have increased materially. These Lots are Bargain Bays nt present prices, and there is every reason to anticipate an advance In prices. Remem ber these lots are FIFTY feet in width and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FUT deep more than double the area of most town lots offered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. Office on Fifth Strstt The Gem Restaurant and Lodging House Special accommodations for Family Dinaer Par ties. The largest and best arranged eating hoase in the city. Open day and night. WOOD WOOD EsnaXSEKea)BBB FSSBBaaaaSBaBBSSSaaaaSBBaaSS Sixteen inch and four foot wood in any quantities. Orders can be left at Navigation Co., Phone 461 or K K K Store, Phoae 174 J. L. FIELDER wSrtfn" PaoowM Heavy Freighting a Specialty. Waggagf Orders Are Given Prompt AtttRtkm O. K. Transfer Storage Company Having up-to-date piano trucks we solicit your line piano moving oince an PHONES an RsaatWac MS KENYON GRIMES, PROPRIETORS mm t Mx j..

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