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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14

Sandstone, bid. Col. Mt. 10 asked.
Jumbo Ext, IA bid; Kendall. 4 bids
Booth. IL 013: Blue Bull 4G5. Adams,
] asked Silver Pick. l1M12. Blue Bell.
bio Lone Star. 4 bid; G. Wonder.
asked; orc, 3a4; Atlanta. 12Gl3;
CT. Bend. sos; Red Top Ext. 394;
Florence. - 7i2 bid D'held b. p. Cons.
1a2; Goldheld Daisy, sos; Comb
Fraction. 74m75: CT. Bend Ext. ask
ed: CT. Bend Annex. asked Kew
amos 7Qs; Portland . bid. Cracker
jack. fG2; =. Mohawk. 5 bid: Red
Nus, s@4: Y. Tiger. sd4; Grandma,
bid: Goldfeld Con. 695N 100; D'feld
Triangle 1, bid; G. .. D., ga 10;
Florence Extn., lag.
BULLFROG.
National Bank. gas: Bonnie Glare II
bid. Msyliower Con, l2Ml5; Montgy.
Mt asked: Homestake Con-, > asked:
Tramp Con, 3W4.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Con. 4a5; Dexter, / bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview eagle. A. bid. Nevada Hills.
.OGsO Pittsburg 81. Peak. 65a61; Raw
hide Coalition. % asked Balloon Hill.
asked
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. Oct li.-Wheat today opened
n 90 Z. lower ihan Yesterday close ln
sympathy with heavy foreign markets.
december opening figures were = "a 90
.o37s. Tho markot dHfted to .eii. and
stcadiod at l.W.
Continued bright tnanuy weather with
almost certainty of hardening ana dry-
ing the crop bog tho corn belt together
With expected large movements on fho
now crop. caused tho corn prices 90 sag
December opened = lower than the close
OF yesterday at hi4 ana December drop
pod 10 ID. with slow trading
The market ln oats WAS heavy ana
fcaturelear December opened unchanged
hi Eii dropplng = later May WIS 81
shade on at the opening at Na and
nangtd slightly later.
ln provisions the market WAS strong
lnNeshasnf huNluk following yesterdays
break lftiuF prices 2e io fihc. January
pork opened az ls.@, lard al ioilis and
Tbs af 900
Wheat-The market advanced steadily
Influenced by millerf demands and
heavy buylne. showing 4 net gain OF se.
over yesterdays close December rose
40 nGh ana closed a ] 0fi4ni. a.. high
er than Yesterdays anal lgures
Corn-Ihe market Mas inhuenced BY
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CONCENTRATES.

The Mineral Fiat assessment OF
cent a share became delinquent today.
The assessment Of Black Jack Con,
or ] cent share becomes delinquent
tomorrow
The reported caye-in at the DAILY
Judge rs denied al the office of the
company. The rumor Is connected
with a small cave that occurred sew
eral weeks ago, but which did no serl-
Gus damage.
The DAILY Judge Mining company has
removed from its old quarters in the
Commercial block 10 rooms 6lS-i9 New
house building
The assessment OF the East Tintic
Gold King of n cent share became
delinquent today.
In order 90 pat rs 800 foot tunnel in
good shape aud do other necessary
work on its group uf 20 patented min-
Ing claims Bon Gold Mountain mining
district the directors uf tho Trappcra
Pride Mining company viii meet short
ly and loYy am assessment The COM
panv has not done anything in the way
of development work Tor the past four
years on more
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tho strong wheat trade and took an M
~. ia highest point. with gain ~ ~
over Yesterdays final quotations.
close Whcat-Dec.. i.oet ~; May
.uea,n = July. 500
Ccrn-Oct.. %. Dec. 5sis. May co.'s
osts~ncc.. asA May. ~: July. p't
pork-ocL, SEQ; Jan. N.HN MAY
fSE
Lard oct. iaio, Nov ii.soi jan 'o.'s.
Ribs-oct. u.@: Jan. o7ah; May
q l3tt
Rye-Cash ana Dec, a.
naricv-Caah tNff IS.
Tinothy-Oct. 4. Soerf 90. Dec. s.2o.
Clover-Nothing doing.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Oct. -Butter-Steady.
Croamcrics. -, diaries. ~.
Eges--Stcady. at mark. cases included.
1874 receipts, s,2asi firsts, % prime nrsts,
26
Chcesc-Firm Daisies. 16Q =. Twins is
ni6. Nouue Americas, l6nh, Long
Horns, lCdh
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. oct ii-Sugar raw. Arm
Fair refining. $3.50. centrifugal, .6 test
40. mQlasses sugar, g. 81.
Rehned-Steady. Crushed. 5.s5; powder
"a 30, graduated, 5.l5.
Coffee Steady. No. Rio, s. No.
santos. Si4dS&.
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LoWER MAMMOTH sIINrr.

Reports from the office Of The Lower
Mammoth are to the effect that the
company is making so much better
progress with the new shaft than was
anticipated that II viii be at the 1000
level by Nov. !. II Us now down .925
feet Thus FAR no signs Of water have
been met with IN the lime. but some
water is expected when the drift of
the 1000 level intercepts the vein. No
new developments are reported on the
upper ievels on which drifting Is being
carried on simultaneously with sinking
The assessment Of 5 cents "A share be-
comes delinquent on Saturday.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York Oct li-Money ON call
strong. 4iaM5 per cent; ruling. A. per
cent. closing bid and offered at s'a per
cent
days and 20 days. ~. n5 per cent; for
six months, 46Hh per cent.
Closc-Primo mercantile paper. "a q
pcr cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bapkors bills as AZ. sou 20
FOR 60-day bills and at Sc 10 for demand.
Commercial biils. 4S2h0Hs.
Bar silver. Sic.
Mexican dollars i3c.
Government bonds. steady, railroad
bonds, heavy.
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PRINCE CON. WEAKER.
stock Sold Down TO One Dollar To-day
Sioux Con. Also Lower.

Further declines were recorded TINS
morning On the prices Of stocks on the
mining exchange few OF the stocks
showing any frmncss. Colorado hello
around $3.50 with the opening sale az
sI.4.ik. but Iron Blossom sold down 70
30 with "a slight reaction recorded az
the close. Sioux was very active
around 80. az which price $500 shares
changed hands on the morning caU
Lower Mammoth was thrown on the
market at 81 and Mineral Flat was
forced down TO 2 cents, with small Of
ferings coming out. Prince Con. which
has held up well against the falling
tendency OF tho market today sold
down TO 81. South Columbus Con,
came out TO a bid OF 6ia and a buyer
GO took 900 shares Of Tintic Central at
Ga. Carisa dropped 100 az 90 and Swan
sea Con-. lOoseued mp on a bid Of 3iA.
Seven TrOughs zen back TO 81
Closing quotations were as follows;
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KEANE woNDER srRIKE.
Large Body OF Gold Ore Struck on 200
Level OF This RhyoIite Property,

been exposed on the 200 level OF the
keane Wonder az Rhyolite. New. ac-
cordtng TO The Goldfeld Tribune.
which says the vein assays Sl4 in gold
per ton. when the news was sent out
the hanging wall had not been reached
although the crosscut had been run 80
feet in ore which is within two feet
OF the width Of the vein In the upper
workings, indicating that the vein IS
widening with depth. The ore is said
20 be practically Identical with that
found above and superintendent Homer
Wilson saws IL insures ore enough TO
run the min for two or three years
al least
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PATENTS

We desire to announce that We
have established in connectlca
with our paper. Patent Bureau.
and invite the Cooperation OF
Inventors, Mechanical Engineers
Draughtsmen. Machinists, sup
erintendents ana Foremen q :
shops and Mills. Skilled Me
chsnics In all traces. Farmers
and all others, in building up a
patent system. tlat viii give
honest advice O. Investors. pgo-
tect their interests ~ good pat-
ents and strong contracts, assist
Inventors IN perfeeting their in
Nentions, and IA selling their pat-
ents when obtained, and In all
matters to render careful SER
vice and give full value FOR
money paid.
We have associated with Us NJ
Washington. D. C., an attorney
who has been in continuous prac-
tlse for the past twenty years.
and we are IN position to guar
antee that any patent matters
placed In osT hands will receive
prompt and careful attention
and that the charges will always
be moderate.
We also. In addition 20 secur-
ing OF patents. obtain Trade
Marks. Copyrights. Labels, De-
sign Patents. and in fact trans
act business OF all character IN .
this line.
All patents secured through ou-
Bureau win be advertised for sale
at our expense, ana will thus be
brought 20 the attention OF the I
thousands OF readers and ma
terially assist the inventors 10
dsposing OF their patents.
II YOU have made an invention
send us a rough sketch and DO :
scription with 81. and we viii
have our attorney make thor
ough search OF the records Of I
tho United States Patent ONCE, I
and advise you as 10 the secur-
Ing OF patent, the cost and the
manner OF proceeding.
Patent Bureau, The
DeSeret News, Salt
Lake City.
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REHABILITATION.
ATTERNOON sALEs.

AFTERNOON SALES.
Black Jack. 1900 at 49,
Colorado Is at so: 400 at 1.47h.
Columbus 800 at eS: AGO at 50.
Iron Blossom, 200 al "a: 900 at o.
seller co; 200 at 90; 50 at "a; 1900 at %.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at 81; 500 at 30
Mason Valley, $50 at IS.
Mineral Flat. 425 at 3
Mountain Lake. 800 at 8 5000 at So
1000 at S. buyer so.
New York. 1000 at 6. 5000 at So.
Ohio COP 100 at 4l2is
plutus. 1000 al &c. buyer co.
silver King. 500 at 400.
Sioux Con, 500 at 20; 1900 at 50. SOC
at 81 buyer CO.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

OF every character and description.
arranged from tlss best legal lorna
and brought strictly up 10 date
A full supply always on hand 81 ths
Dessert News Book Store.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, oct l-Cattie-Reccints es-
tlmated az 500. market steady. Beevcs.
f.l3as.i5, Texas steers. 4c0m5.I5: west
orn steers. 4.25n1.&. stockers ana feed
ers, 3.lou OBJ, COWS and heifers. .1ja
30. calves. 1.00na.50.
Hogs Receipts. estimated al I5O10.
market weak TO Jc. lower. Lights. G.oa
go. mixed. 7.l5W7.s0. heavy z. G007 sd.
rough Too 20. good 10 choice heavy.
l.20n I.So; pigs. 6.6o0G.S5. bulk OF sales,
1900 $50
sheep Receipts. estimated nj = 400.
market steady Native. 2.40mi.2j: west
crn. 2.G5mf.15 yesrlings. 4 lOn o 50. lambs.
native, ga 40; western 4.9J0715
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Ophir. s.2O@2 so: Mexican. 245a
2.47la: Gould & Curry. 46 asked; Con.
Va, I15ikdi.S0; Savage. 12d7S: Hale
4 Norcross. 74G75; Belcher, .22iad
l.25, Confidence, ] so bid; Sierra Ne
vada. Sass; Union. 1.07ikal 10: Chol-
lar. 36d37; Potosi 70 asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14

Tonopah, 80 bid; Tonopah Extension, %
hid; MacNamara, y bid; Midway, 20
asked. Tonopah Belmont, % bid; West
End Cons. - asked. Jim Butler lea
IA
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

James 4. Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers, west Second South street,
furnish the following, received over
their private wire this afternoon.
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WOOL.


TI- IsIT 10
st. Louis. Oct if-lyool firm Terri
tory and western mediums, 23026. nne
mediums 221N. fine, 1908.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

Colorado. 500 at fl7is: 200 at 100.
Columbus. 200 at So
Iron Blossom. 1 500 at 80; 1000 at 81.
500 at SO seller SO; 500 at 49,
Iron King isoO at 49, 200 az l4ia
Lower Mammoth. 400 at n
Mason valley 800 al 1885. 40 az 93it
Mineral Fiat. ! 900 al "a buyer so (.
600 al 2h 1000 az 2
Mountain Lake, 1000 at ga: 1000 at
IN
Prince Con. 200 AZ 1927 Il. 100 at l. 90.
Seven Troughs. 200 at 10: 100 at 9ih
Sioux Con. 100 az 81 $500 at so
South Columbus. 1000 at 81.
Swansea. 1000 at 81.
Tintic Central. 900 at G% buyer CO.
Yankee, 800 at l2is; 1000 at II.
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax. 500 at SO.
Bullock. 1000 OF
Colorado. 200 az Lax seller go: 1000
at LEO. $50 at 1873
Grown Point. 500 at s.
Grand Central 200 at go. 200 at
21Tlh $50 at Pts seller 60; 100 at 215.
Indian Queen 500 at 2
Iron Blossom, 600 at 80 seller 80; 500
at 90
Iron King. 1000 at IS: 600 al 1871.
Mason Valley. 200 at 100
Provo. 1000 at 5is.
Silver King. 800 at 400.
Sioux Con- 100 at SO. 900 az 70.
Tintic Central. 1000 at 6h
Yankee. 800 AZ 1914
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ar. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
Saa Atlas Bell li7O Res. 3O04-Z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
SAN FRANCIsCo MARKrr.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and.
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire today;
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GROCERIES.

Layer nisins, per pound ........loHsD
Honey per pound ...tt+-+fr.t+ss.f fsln
BoctH, ln cans, each ..t.stttttt.+rfft't ~
Din pickles, quart .....+....-tttsf...'l -
Sour pickles. quart .........t,t.t,ttf'k ~
Popcorn. 3 pounds .rt-rtt.rtt.ttttfs. .4n
sugar "a pounds FOR .,,t.tt.'.....- 'eo
sugar per 100 cane Gao beet go
citron peel per pound ,.ttttt+tsfs'ts- ell
Lemon peel per pound ,.,ttttttst.. .to
orange peel per pound stfr..sstss Up
Mincemout, per pound .,,.--ip, -p N
sweet cider per gallon ,ft--+ttt....'ooo
Rye hominy, quart .,t.ts,.sttt-.....l 0
Creamery butter, per pound ...... !. 20
Good ordinary butter ,,.-tf''.s'' p4s9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14
MEATS AND POULTRY.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Creamery butter per Dound..........i 40
Butter. ranch. per pound. 25l'30
cheese, per pound. .............. afj1
Ranch eggs. per dozen. ...............35
Neufchatel cheese .....,-.. ...-........lJ
Pkg. cream cheese, two pounds. 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14

Sold, laid and guaranteed BY
LAMBERT PAPER co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-14

Kansas City. oct lL-CattIe-Re ctdpts.
l4nO0. market steady. Native steers. so
n 500, native cows anc heifcrs. 2.sjQ
$50, stockcrs and feeders 3.90d5 q.
bulls, 2.so03.55 calves. 3.50nS %: west
4.I5.
Hogs Receipts 1890; market weak 10
&c. lower. Bulk OF sales. 7Da7.s0:
heavy, f.NT1.t0, packers ana butchers.
6.75
sheep Receipts SEQ. market steady.
Muttons, fo0dA.5; lambs. 5.5O01.i5:
range wethcrs and yearlngs. 4.Og5..j;
range ewes, 3.o1ffl 81
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South omaha OCT. 1f-fgattlc--Re-
coipts. $500; market steady. Native rtrers
4.ftnf.Ult COWS aud heifcrs, p .lNn 10.
western steers, a.lome. %, Gamers. 255m
800: sD9ckors md feeders. 275m5 AZ.
calves. 3.2iW6 .iji bulls. stays. etc. s5a
Ali
Hogs Receipts $500. market Zoe
lower Heavy 1.ion $50. mixed. 5.l0G7f5t
sales 6.n1fiG -.
shccp- Receipts. 2im0i market steady
ycarlinge 410N59D. wethors p a0NG 40:
ewes. 3fan4.ea, lambs, 0.10n6 %.
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WHOLESALE.
MEATS AND POULTRY

Dressed hccf per pound .....5ia a. Z a
Dressed veal. per pound .....10n11it
Dressed pork. per pound ........11
Dressed mutton. per pound ..6M7
Lamb. per round ........10ik oil
Lard per pound ............ 20
Live hens, per pound ........1f
Fancy brpnkfaet ha.on ,.a, tnuua az
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FORENOON SALES.
Carlsa. 100 an 60.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-10
WANT ADS.
tOR SAl.E-llrai Estate.

FOR SAl.E-A new bungalow. with
rooms and bath: m. location on
hillside near High School. Inquire a,
Herald Office.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-10

o"I arcs More than 5000 'cres 81
th's amount Is now under ia,'nA'"
cult Z, t'on. producing trait, alfalfa
and hops. The okanogan project
will cost about $500 goo. and VIII
water about 10000 acres. NJ Which
s.5oo are already supplied with
water. the distributing syst"M harins
been completed. The Coneonnnlly
dam now bcin. constructed fof ,his
project will create a reservoir which
will store $4,000 acre feet of water,
Water supplied by these sys'rms
will be- applied continuously or m
the rotativc plan, I. a.. one sectinh
getting water during a certain period
of time: other sections bciiS sdp'
piled In their turn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-10
sNGi,lrr"s SALE

Whereas. Judgment was rendered
aud entered On the seth day of April
1903. In an action In the Justic.
Court for IN. Prccluct of i.inksiiic.
klamath County, state ~ Oregon.
bcfor. A, u. Miller, Ju~,ir. ~ tn.
p.ac, for said precinct. be, ,~-.a ~.
". K.c-cc, plaintin, aud J. y. Suiii.
ynn, defendant, In favor of piaintin
and against defendant Tor tn, sum of
Scy,nty.ny. dollars tSs5I with Inter.
est thereon at the rat. Of Six IsJ p.r
cen, p.r annum from tho .s,h day Of
Aprii. 1908. and IN. further sum of
rbir,.., n,t T~.,,,.ox, o,..hu,,
drcd,h. dollars ,1il.s, ros,. and
di,burs.mcn,s. and vh.r.s, a ,rnn.
script OF aa,d iudymcn, and proceed.
inss had before said justlc. OF III.
n.,r., 4, s,lt ,..., h,. h.,.,, ai,,, A,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-10
WHAT DYNAMITE u
ANU NOW ~ N MADE
Intcs~,stimx Information CoM~rMimg
u Mwch.C>sSl aud lltt,r.k1owa
ENs,lOsivr.

Few people know what dynamite
is. though the word is In common use,
II Is a giant gun powder: that Is. an
explosive material varying In
strength and safety Of handling nc.
cording to the percentage of nitro
glyccrinc II contains. Nitro-glyccr-
Inc. whence Il derives It's strength. Is
composed of ordinary slyccrinc and
nitric acid. compounded together In
certain proportions and at u certain
Temperature. Nitro-glyccrine. though
at the strongest explosive known.
being exceeded In power by nitrogen
and other products of chemistry. Is
thus far the most terrible explosive
manufac,urc to any extent. Nitro
slycerlne by itself Is not safe to
handle. hence dynamite Is preferred.
{ is extensively made and consumed
In the United States und.s tn. vari.
Gus names Of Giant. Hercules. Jupiter
and Atlas powders. all Of which con.
tain anywhere from thirty to .isty
per cent Of nitro-giycerinc. the resi-.
due of the compound being made up
Of rotten stone. n0n-eSplosive earth.
sawdust. charcoal, plaster of paris.
black powder or some other Substance
that takes up the glyccrinc and
makes a pOrus. spOngy mass.
Nitro-glyccrine was discovered by
Salvcro. an Italian chemist. In lSt5.
Dynamite Is prepared by simply
knesding with the naked hands
senty-hve p.r cent Of infusoriai
Earth and seventy-hve per cent of
nitro-giycerine until the mixture as.
sumes a putty condition. not unlike
moist brown sugar. Before mixing
the infusorial earth Is caicincd IN n
furnace. In order To burn out all or
ganic matter. and II Is also sifted to
free II Of large grains. While still
moist Il In squeezed into cartridges.
which are prepared Of parchment
paper. and the firing Is done by full
inmate OF silver In copper capsules
provided with patent expiod.rs
Nitro-glycerine is made of nitric acid
one part and sulphuric acid two parts.
which Is added ordinary glycerinc.
and the mixture IL well washed with
pure water. The infusion is COM
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-10
WORRIES ~ WlSlnbNl.

One plows. another sows--~ wa
will reap M one knows
Before you marry be- sure of y
house wherein Ia iarry.
Hear one man before YOU answer,
hear several before you decide.
whcr, YOU cannot climb over ypu
must creep under.
a bride for the tongue IL u bc,rp'
sary piece Of furniture.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-10
~ UsCAI.-IT WAS THE WOMAN

A woman came down town sh0p
ping. She first entered a furnitnr,
store and bought hammock. The
dealer said. II have been advertising
these hammOcks for two weeks.
Il never read the ads In q paper.
60 iii ! And what ! want" Where.
upon the furniture man ceased ad.
vertising.
Another woman called at u dry
goods store and priced some dress
ginghams. When told the price. she
asked. "Y0u will sell at the same Hg-
ure that ------- IL advertising his
ginghams for. won't your" The
dealer hesItated d minute and said.
Yes; II he can afford to sell ut that
price. ] can. too" After the woman
left he reasoned thus: III --
advertiscs and fixes u price that I
have 10 meet. IN fix my own prices
by advertising"
Then some women 40 about say.
Ing that wOman's influence should
be enlarged by placing the ballot IN
her hand. HeIgh-ho! Poor iitfie
dears! 30 innocently do they run the
whole universe that they chatter
away and shape even the destInIes of
nations while slipping tea or change |
business policies while buying yard |
Df lace.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-10

Ability to learn without previous
farming experience Is the best asse,
for the newcomer on irrigated lands
says c. u. Swigert. supervising en-
gineer for government reclamation
projects In Washington. Swiger,
with the supervising engineers OF
other district attended the meeting
held recently with r. A. Baiiinger
secretary Of the interior.
The men Who make the greatest
failures on irrigated lands are the
men who think they know about
farming" he asserted. Men who
have had previous experience on
farms come vest with the idea that
they have nothing left to learn. As
a result they give the land too much
water or too constantly; II sours or
the aikaii comes to the surface and
the property is rendered valneless.
49, ....u. -....
-,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-10

WANTED-G Giri for telephone Op-
orator: one with experience 10 the
work preferred. Apply nj klamath
Fails once.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-08-10
KLAMATH FALLS TUESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1909 .

tremely dihicu,t and peculiar en-
cheering features, In places th'
canal hangs on the mountain side: u
another place Il passes through q
tunnel 10000 feet long. The whol'
twelve miles OF It's length Is lined
with cement to keep the water from
leaking away.
Moved Caaal Up Mosmaain.
Il was not found practicable Il
spread the cement out In layers like
a cistern Is lined. 30 the canal ~as
built entirely down In the valley bc'
fore Il vas moved NJ on the noun
tain side and set In place. Il was. ol
course. Impossible to make II all u
one piece. SO semi-circular forms
eight feet In diameter and trans
verseiy two feet wide were nodded
These were found to at perfectly to
gether when set In place. In ths
tunnel the shapes were made sis
feet In diameter. circular In form.
The canal carries 500 second feet
and supplies $4,000 acres of rich
land With water: this land all beins
less than twenty miles from North
Yakima.
Al the present time a dam Ii nm.
der construction which will store the
waters from Dumping lake In a huge
reservoir holding 1900 acre feet.
and will be completed In 1910.
Sssns Too Vast.
THE reason We do not state the
number Of gallons q reservoir will
hold Is because the sums are too
great for comprehension" Mr.. Swi-
xert explained. An acre foot Oi
water means that water to the depth
of ure tosst has been spread owe: one
acre 20 reduce II to gallors YOU
oy 5000 With tn. les.
er,u,r .o.dinE $4,000 acre feet nsinr
the multiple suggested you have To-.
900. .000. 900 gallons. Isn't that a iit.
tie hard to comprehend"
Mr.. Swigert Is building a dre.ige
on the sunnyside canal In wasnins-
ton which will Increase III. low Of
the channel from $50 to i.0Co Sec
0i d ieet. and will water about !J.-
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