The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-30

nomo Of tho champion casters asbam-
cd of themselves lie succeeded IN
making II number OF good catches ana
speaks very favorably OF klamath M
n hahIng ground.
Pleasures Of the Party.
The members Of the pnrty have
many things with which to amusc
ih"mn"lycs. Those who enjoy hunt
INK take To the woods or else to the
Hwamph. whilo others so rowing.
launch riding, trolling. automobiling
~ horseback riding. On the grounds
there nrc two Hno tennis courts and
a RHO range.
Hartman Unknown.
Hartman may be well known IN
Wall street and in most parts Of
America aud In some foreign lands
that hHy" been penetrated By the
railroads. but SON" Of the back woods.
men ui Oregon are not aware that
such man M Hartman exists. much
less that he IN spending the summer
IN klamath county. while In the VI.
"lnity uf III" Hartman place the
writer met n young man who r"sldca
In IL" woods aud who was making
one Of his occasional trips To the
n"ar"Ht supply station. Fort klamath.
aud nB tho fellow WAS wheeling a
bi'ycl" through deep sand hc looked
IN" nn" who might have been In civ
ililnilOn In recent years aud one who
would h" NJ least almost up with the
'lm"H for h" was most certainly aware
that III" blcycl. had been invented. /.
but II h" knew these things he was
completely ignorant OF the fact that
Hartman had been invented and that
tho invention had been introduced to
Pelican Bay.
II was shortly after lunch time and
u" said b" had com. long ways aud
intended To stop at the lodge for the
noon day meal. but before arriving
ih"r" h" wAH told that the outfit tha,
had control of the place had quit
H"rylnR meals and Keeping travellers.
~" continued:
What Kind Of an ou,fi, IL II any.
way that has the place now"
H." Was told that Pelican Hay now
belonged tO Mr.. Hartman Iic look
I'D puzzled. then said:
Hartman? Who IL he? Didn't
hc used to live on Dead Injun'
road"
when he was told who Hartman
IL. b" did not stop for further con.
V"rSatlon and the last seen OF him
h" was pushing his bicycle through
the sand. MIR. Hartman was very
much pleased with this occurrence
when b" heard of II. for hc felt sure
that there VAS not u man In Oregon
who had not heard OF him. or at lcas,
ui ia" Hartman methods"
The Future of Pelican Hay.
Nothing authentic can be- said az
Ia III" future of Pelican Hay at this
time. but the Indications are that
within the next few years there will
b" Developments which will make the
Upper Klamath Lake one of the most
noted summer resorts on the Amer
lean continent.
The agents OF Mr. Hartman have
been securing options on large tracts
of land In III" vicinity OF the lodge.
and they have already inquired into
IN" cost OF the delivery OF one thou
sand yards Of building sand at Pcli-
can Bay. II is the belief OF those
cognizant with the conditions at the
resort that Mr.. Hartman will induce
u number OF the millionaircs OF the
East to erect palaces overlooking the
beautiful mountain lake and that
within the next few years hundreds
of people will come to klamath every
summer to enjoy the invlgoratins
air and to bask In the sun
shine Of southern Oregon.
II IL an assured fact that the rail-
road will b. extended from klamath
Falls and It will be an easy matter
Ia build u branch to Pelican Bay,
which would be justified by the heavy
tourist travel.
Mr.. Hartman has about Gao acres