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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-13

Of tho irrigation systcms. which 10
computed At Si%s.Ooo,Ooo
"Thc gross value Of crops produc-
cd In 1910 on lands which were sup
piled by the Government irrigation
systems approximatcd $iS.o0o,o 900,
Tho value of tho improvements Of tho
settlers, including buildings, fences,
etc. Is $1,000. 900, The value OF live
stock Is Ss,%0o,ooo. Tho total in'
crease In tho values including lands,
implements. buildings. live stock. ctc"
M u result OF providing irrigation for
these farms. Is not less than SEQ.
900. 900. Comparing the former sell.
Ing price Of the other lands which are
included In the government pro-
jccts but not yet irrigated. with the
prices ut which they are now being
sold. an additional increase In values
OF $40. 900. 900 ts shown rs a result Of
this development.
There IL no moro hopeful si9n
IN connection with the homcbuilding ng
work Of the Government than the sur
prisingly large number Of settlers who
have left the cities aud towns to take
up their homes In the desert, The
reports from the field are gratifying
for the reason that u very smnl, per-
centagc OF failures Is shown,
Information from all sources
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-13
w. D. Keys,on, secretary Ksy,ton

w. D. Keyston. secretary Ksyston
Bros.
Albert r. Kindt. president sartor.
ius company.
l.. NJ. King. secretary Merchants
association Of San Francisco.
y. N. Lind. secretary A. p. Hotal.
Ing . Co.
J. II. Macl.a6erty, vice president
and manager Pacific Coast Paper com.
pany.
A. 8. Mangrum. president Man.
grum 4 Otter.
Warren Manley. assistant secretary
Merchants Association.
Charles 8. Marshail. manager Of
sales. n. 8. Crocker company.
c. W. Marwedei. head OF arm c. W.
Marwedel.
W. n. Maxwell. secretary and man.
ager Blake. Mont 4 Towne.
VIM. II. Mccarthy. president Unit.
ed workinemen's Boot and Shoe Man.
ufacturinG company.
Howard n. Mcclellan. San Fran.
cisco Examiner.
c. II. Mccormick. assistant cashier
First National bank.
L. J. Mcaney. partner Hirschfelder
4 Meaney.
william Metsner. manager Mono
tuck sink company. Q
W. L. Mcussdorffer. sales manager
Rudgead-Mcrle company.
CT. Michaels. vice president Lang.
ley 4 Michaels.
W. n. Moore. PRECEDENT Moore Wat.
son Dry Goods company.
Newton u. Neustadter. director
Neustadter Bros.
J. n. Newbauer. president ]. H.
Newbaue 4 Co.
George n. O'Brien. vice PRECEDENT
American National bank.
r. II. Ohea. assistant secretary
Parafine Paint company.
W. F. Ohm. sales manager Blake.
Mont 4 Towne.
c. c. Oiney. sales manager Murphy.
Grant & Co.
Chas. b. Plat. vice president J. A
Foleer & Co.
Alfred r. Rass. president Muller Z
Rass.
n. c. Reck. manager sundries de-
partment Conn. Reddington COM
pany.
A. II. Rising. assistant General
freight agent Southern Pacific.
San Francisco Call.
San Francisco Examiner.
Carl II. Schmidt. vice president and
General manager rillmann Z Bendsl.
Richard Schmidt Jr.. secretary
Schmidt LithoGraph company.
- + oeoet. presl1sas Paciac Hard.
-. p.e,sc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-13

~ - vvS.SVSsvVv. - uoe1S oOns
puted cost Of these projects when
completed II Sits.ooo.0o0. The a..
lotment TO cover the work during the
present fiscal year 10 el0.000.000.
This does not include the issue Of
9?0.000.000 In certificates. which
will be available when required.
Using - Q basis the present value
per acre OF irrigated land In the pro-
jects Of the Government with sufaci-
ent water right. Il 10 conservative to
state that the total value OF all the
lands under these projects when r..
r!Ested will exceed 9320.000.0O0.
These lands are virtually mortsaSed
to the Government To repay the cost
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-13
LOCAL BRnvyIIM

Who ID TOMf why tom eTDPh.
EMS, Of course.
Don't forget TON. the iNsUR.
ANCD MAN. before you burn.
We have some very desirable
SIXTH strsst property v0n sAIE
TON.
Are yom Interested In KLAMATH
COUNTY? u -. ~ TOM. He hai
some good bargains.
We nave INSURANCE for any
thing. g.-T0N. On MAIN 61'nN0sT
opposite the COURT HOUSE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-13

G. L. DaviG 21E ,.I
Fargo and Nevada National nouK -
0an Francisco.
". p. Davis. president W. Davis 4
Sons.
B. d. Dean. note teller. Croker Ma
tional bank.
W. r. Dennison. president Steigler
Terra Gotta and Pottery works.
Samuel Dinkenspsil. president l..
Dinkenspeii company.
=. Dohrmann Jr.. vice president
and general manager Nathan Dohr-
mann company.
Richie L. Dunn. general manager
American Biscuit company.
r. n. Earl. secretary and sales man
agsr Noian-Earl Shoe company.
Thos. r. Edwards. manager Jas. w.
Edwards company.
n. Eloesssr. secretary Eloesser.
Hsynemaun company.
A. J. Enquist. sales manager coun.
try department zslissbaeh Paper CON-
pany.
Cam 8. Faik. director 0reenebaum.
Well Z Michels.
Chas. 8. Fee. passenger trafac man.
aser.
John O. 0antnsr. president Cant.
ner Z Mattern company.
q. B. Oimbal. partner 0imbal Bros
n. 0oedge. manager wrapping pa
per department zeilerbach Paper com.
psny.
II. B. Green. sales agent the Penn.
sylvania Steel company.
w. 9. GreenAeld. manager H. w
Johns-Manville company.
Chas. w. Hass. secretary Hasa
Brothers.
Louis 8. Haas. secretary and sales
manager Crown Distilleries company
L. w. Harpham. president Har-
pham Z Jensen.
Julien Hart. member B. Hart Z Co.
7. A. Hays. vice president Western
Pipe and Steel company.
=. L. Heuter. president Bass-Heuter
Paint company.
=. c. Heuter. vice president Bass
Heuter Paint company.
Sam Heyman. secretary and man
'sgee the Heyman-Weil company.
Albert Hirschfeld. secretary Levi
Strauss 3 Co.
n. n. Holbrook. treasurer Hol-
brook. Merrill 4 etsts0n.
u. George Holden. secretary and
treasurer Holdsn.D .Dsuprsy company.
g. p. Hunt. vice president the An
glo and London Paris National bank.
Chas Huyck. director Langley .
Miehasls eoupauy.
J. p. Ioaass. bead Of arm. Luscombe
= IsAeas.
3. q. yohasoo. presidsat klamath
DoveloDDeat company.
C.D. .Joeeph. sales manager Nathan
Dohrmann company
II. Z. Judsii. senior partner H. l..
}ulsll . O..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-13
10 THE LAND BUYER

. Nov 10 the time to buy land .
. around Merrill. Get In on the Z
. ground door. before we get our .
. railroad. We have the cheapest .
. and best land In the valley. .
. See or write TO the Merrill .
. Land Company. Merrill. Oregon. .
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-13

Men who want the hest cigars ana
tcbnccos In tho city always patronise
tho ,Thcntcr Ci1nr Store. SD,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-13
na1uP Il r.


~ r'e'S""s
Frank Morton
Merchants Associative 4. @|
Arthur d. Watson. assioeon9 t106D'
urer Goodyear Rubber company.
Bobert 8. Weaver. cashier PaciAe
Cereal association.
C. y. wetmore. president wetmore
Bowen 4 Co.
wm. r. Wheeler. manager traaas
bureau. Merchants Exchange.
r. w. Wolfe. assistant cashier the
Bank OF California
Gnstave Wormser. partnes Sass,
man. wormser 4 Co
A. l.. Young. president A. L. Young
Machinery company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-13
HERE ARE the
FRISCO VISITORS
SECRETARY or THE MERCnANrs'
ASSOCIATION sAYs THEY WANT
no MEET ALL THE LOCAL BUSH.
MESS MEN SATURDAY

Secretary Oliver Of the Chamber Of
Commerce 10 In receipt Of q letter
from l.. NJ. King. secretary Of the
Merchants Association OF San Fran
cisco. which organization Will visit
this city . hundred strons next Sat
urday. Mr.. King states that Il 10 the
wish OF every member OF the excur-
sion party to meet the business men.
and he suggests that after the vel
come at the station the business men
may return to their stores. where the
Wholesalers can call on them and get
acquaiated.
Mr.. King also enclosed In his letter
the following list OF the men who will
visit klamath Falls:
W. A. Appel. secretary c. A. Hutton
Flour company. Inc.
Grove r. Ayers. manager Holbrook.
Merlin 4 stetson.
Charles r. Better. Once assistant
Merchants Association Of San Fran
cteco.
J. c. Berendsen. managing director
Hias Z Landt. Inc.
Berger q Carter company
Chas. Brandenstein. member ~.
J. Breitenstein 4 Co.
VIM. 8. Broderick. saies manager
California Barrel company.
George G. Browne. manager Ma
tionai Pharmacy company.
Julius Brownstein. secretary Ctan-
dard Biscuit company.
Sam ". Burtchaeii. vice president
D0lliver 4 Bro.
Leon Carrau. president Carrau Z
Green.
n. v. Carter. president Pacific
States Electric company.
Samuel A. Clarke. director william
CluR company.
Herbert E.ClayburGh. partner Clay.
burg Bros.
1eAA r. ,Clsess. president John p.
80 -
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
JAM ESON'S RAID.

BOSTON. Nov p. - John Hayes
Hammond. the noted mining engin-
Ger. in an address TO the Clever
club on Saturday evening told the
inner history OF the celebrated Jam
ison raid in S-uth Africa for his
connection with which he was for
time under sentence of death. Mr..
Hammond said that the lapse of
time had now released him from
his oath of secrecy ard that he
was at liberty to tell what he knew
of the causes leading up to the
raid organization under the leader
ship OF DR.. Jameson He asserted
that the raid was the result OF the
activities of reform associations in
Johannesburg. consisting largely Of
American residents of the Rand.
These associations declared that
Kruger was opposed to progress in
all it's forms and was an ignorant
menace to the prosperity Of the coun-
try. His ignorance was eXcmplified
by his frequent statements TO the
effect that the world was flat. and
that the devil had it in his tolls.
This and the many injustices heaped
on the Uitlanders al the instigatlon
of Kruger and some few # his
leading counscllors which amounted
to the rankest kind of graft were,
said Mr. Hammond the sole reasons
for tho revolt
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
WICK FOR DEVELOPMENT.

CORDONA. Nov. IS. - The peo-
pie CT Alaska and capital i'll Alas
ka are in the same boat, said
Delegate Wickersham in an address
delivered here last night. They must
work together for the interests
of each other, or all will drown
together. The Alaska syndicate is
entitled TO fair returns on their
investment, and they ale entitled to
a square deal so long as they help
to develop the resources OF the ter
ritory. The time has come when
all interests in the territory must
work together"
Delegate Wickersham declared
himself opposed in principle to both
a governme nt-owned and government
operated railway, and to the pro-
posed leasing of the coal lands. In
this he differed from PinchOt and
PoindeXter, both of whom he ap-
proved in all other respects. But ac-
ton CT any kind was better than the
present stagnation, and he did not
intend to fight either proposal. He
will devote his efforts 10 getting a
leasing system watch shall be lib
eral; and as to railways, the coun-
try needs transportation so badly
that it does not matter how 1t
comes.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
SEATTLE'S FEAST TO ALASKANs

SEATTLE, Nov. rs. - Six hun
dred CT Seattle's most prominent and
influential business and professional
men gathered at the Arctic club last
night, the occasion being the "Devel-
Op-Alaska" dinner
Addresses were made by J. f. Chill
berg. pioneer banker and business
man. not only of Seattle, but of
Alaska; Ex-senator John l.. Wilson,
owner of the Seattle P.-I.; Professor
f. S Heany, of the chair of history,
University of Washington; George
Baldwin, Bishop Rowe, of Alaska;
J. T. Hefferman, of the Iron works,
Seattle; Frederick Underwood, presi-
dent of the Erie railroad DR.. AL
fred Thompson, newly elected men,
Der of parliament from Yukon terri
tory; Falcon Joslin, Of Fairbanks.
All of the speakers burdened their
remarks with the sentiment that
Alaska must have square deal;
and that the question Of greatest
impC rtance at the present time was
aid in the development Of the coun-
try and cessation of the hostile at
titude on the part of the govern
ment to hold such development back.
Mr.. Joslin declared in his speech
that he was in favor Of Secretary
Fishers plan to build government
road from Seward to the Yukon.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
FIENDISH NEGROES.

LAFAYETTE, La. Nov 2S -
Clementine Barnebat, a negress only
Is years of age last Saturday con
tessed to the murder of Robert Ran
dial and his family of six, besides
four others The crime which is
one Ct the most brutal in execution
in the history of the state was com
mitted last February The young ne
gress used an ak with which TO do
the terrible deed. Her reason for
committing the wholesale murder,
she asserts, is because the persons
her victims refused to obey the
church. She is believed to be an
insane religious fanatic.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
TRAGIC DEATH.

SEAT TIE. Dec. / - Society and
business circles received shock yes
terday in the tragic death of a
prominent business man William y
Ward. a shipbuildcr and prominent
lauhtman of this city while setting
in a rowboat with his arm around
his fiancee. was killed by an acct
IDENTITY discharge of shot gun
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
JAP SHOW OFF.

TOKYO, Nov. IS. Notice is
forwarded to the nations today that
Japan has given up all intention of
holding a great exposition in 1911.
All countries which had planned to
participate in the semi-world's fair
may drop all plans and withdraw
any special appontees which may
have been deemed necessary for the
occasion. 1t Is expected that this
announcement will throw many at
taches in the consular bureau out
of positions.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
PRESIDENT DENIES.

WASHINGTON, Nov. p. Sec
Rotary Hilles has denied the stor!
printed in Ohio to the effect thai
The president intended to urge that
presidential preference primaries
should be held in Ohio. The story,
the secretary to the president states,
was manufactured entirely in some
bOdy's imagination
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
PRESIDENT MESSAGE.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-Presi-
dent Taft has completed his annual
message to be delivered & congress
Al The opening session. The contents
are expected 10 be largely of a con
servative nature as they have been
in his past messages. and To- urge
economy in administration. but some
compromise in his attitude on vari-
Gus issues is looked for
The message will contain about
5000 words \ special message deal
ing with the tariff question will be
composed and submitted to congress
later
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
YANk is TOO SMART

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 29.-Rus-
STA has demanded the immediate res
ignatiOnj of Morgan SChuster the
American financial adviser # the
government of Persia He is accused
of instigating the Persian govern
ment TO policies inimical to the de
SireS of Russia
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
MAYOR HAS TROusLE.

MILWAUKEE. Nov. q Mayor
Emil Seidel OF this city. and two
counCilmen face Impeachment in
connection with alleged graft in tax
assessments and TO all appearances
will have struggle to eXtriCate
themselves from the difficulty. The
charges preferred against the mayor
will be submitted 10 the council a.
a special meeting
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
CAN'T TALK SUFFRAGE.

CAMBRIDGE, Dec. |. $500 The Har-
ward corporation has refused a per
nit for Mrs. Pankhurst To speak in the
COlleg. building on woman's suffrage.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
GUGGS RETIRE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20. Daniel
Guggenheim and Murray Guggen,
helm have retired from the direc-
torate of the National Lead Co.
They cite their reasons that the field
will be an unlucrative one in the
future in view of the unjust duties
imposed.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
SPECIAL SESSION.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. 70
The legislature met in special SEES
sion today for the purpose Of so
amending the enabling act that the
Jurisdiction OF the railway commits
sion can be broadened and also for
adjusting the apportionment of the
state congressional representation.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
FIGHT OESpERbDOES.

A posse OF citizens las for the past
thee hours been engaged with two
desperadres, Walter +. Footc ana
Fred James. More man tvu fh1uz-
and shots were exchanged between
the posse and the bandits. The cul-
prits wcre captured after both being
wounded
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
GIVEN TO GRAND JURY.

CHICAGO. Nov -. After de
in the regular manner OF
corouers Investigations,
the corouer's jury summoned in the
case of Mr., Louise Nelmilya rec
that the woman be turned
over TO the grand jury. The CORNERS
jury has found evidence irCrimin-
ating the alleged murdercSs.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
PASTOR DIES.

SEATTLE, Nov q. DR. b. l..
Whitman, the pastor OF the First
Baptist church OF this city, died
yesterday evening Death was the
result of complications arising from
the formation Il a clot of blood il
The leg
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
MILFORD WINS.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov. 81. Ralph
Multord. driving a Lozier ear. Won
the Vanderbilt cup race today, coz
ering the course OF 2S1 miles in
three hours and fifty-siX minutes.
and establishing a worlds record for
200 miles
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
RED CROSS DEPARTS.

BERLIN. Nov. IS A corps of
the German red cross relief society
has departed for the scene of hos
tilities in Africa. No preference will
be shown the combatants under eth
er standard Both sides will be rem
dered the most expert aid that skill
ed physicians and nurses can be-
stow
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04

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The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
BANK RoBBER SUCCEEDS.

\ANCOUVER. B. c., NoS. 90
One OF the most daring lobberieS
ever consummated in this city
took place this morning when the
cashier Ct the Royal Bank of Cana
da was compelled to stand motion
less while the highwayman rifled
the till. When the robber had back
ed out OF the door it was found
that he had made away with ; geo
in Dominion currency. No trace of
the thief has been discovered
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
BLACK HAND WORK.

SEATTLE. Nov. 80 T. F.
Bre ger. a bookkeeper for the Ros-
kn c al company in this city has
icen arrested charged with sending
i letter to +. w. Andrews. president
OF the Seattle National bank threat.
ening death to the latter if he failed
to leave $4,000 at a certain desig
mated place on a certain hour
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
BANDITS BUSY AT NOME.

NOME NOV. p. While returning
toward town from 'hc direction II
Dry creek last night. a hunter was
held up and robbed at the pist
7, int by TWO men who took him off
his guard by asking for match
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
GARY'S VIEW S.

WASHINGTON. Nov % Gary.
head of the steel trust, appeared be
fore the senate committee on com
niece this morning and gave his
views on plans for government regu-
lation of the large business concerns
of the country. Mr.. Gary favors
competition rather than monopoly
and advised that there be a federal
license demanded from interstate
corporations
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
smueeLAR QUEEN CAPTURED

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov %. =
Ethel Hall. the queen of smugglers,
has been taken into custody Charg
ed with successfully spiriting a
number OF Cinnamon across the
border from Mexico. Her latest of
Tense was accomplished with the
aid of % companions, but the wo-
man is frowned upon as the ring
leader If the troop. She has been
operating along the California line
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
COLORADO STRIKE.

DENVER, Nov. 81. - Coal workers
in the northern part of the state are
striking, and their attitude makes
1t entirely probable that a call for
troops will have TO be made. Picket
ing and rioting is being resorted &c
and the miners are all in an ugly
mood
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04

jury in the Patterson murder case
after being out so long that n verdict
was d, SPARED o. brought in an &c
guittal The verdict was well re
Ceiyed Mrs. Patterson and the
jury were Justify ,hecrcd when the
verdict was announced
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
sWoPE MURDER TRIAL

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 20. A
state witness in the trial of DR.. Hyde
for the murder Of Colonel Thomas
Svope today spung sensation by
stating that DR.. Hyde had been
known to have requested that he be
appointed one of the administrators
of the estate Of the millionaire phil.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
MCFARLAND WINS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. /. - Fac
key Mcfarland was the victor in u
cor uud battle WIKI Tommy Mur.
ph. today. Mcfarland vas the az
grcssor throughout thu match, with
the exception of tnr llth and Goth
rounds
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
FIRE BUG BUSY.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 2S.-Serl-
Gus damage was done in the sub
urbs of this city today by a fire
which for a time was beyond the
control of the fire department. Two
large buildings. several houses and
nine structures of miscellaneous
nature were destroyed entirely be-
fore the cOnflagration was checked.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
AMERICA GETS THREE.

ROME. Nov %. - The c-llege of
cardinals assembled in secret con
sistory yesterday and confirmed the
papal nominations OF the nineteen
new church dignitaries entitled to
wear the red hat. three We're chosen
from the United States.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
SAVED HALF BY CRYING.

JEFFERSON CITY. Nov 81. A
slight concession was made to the
harvester trust today when the fine
OF $4,000. recently hung over the
officials, was split in twain. The
sum which the trust must now turn
.yer 20 the state will amount to
only S2I 600
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
REFUSES CONSENT.

SEATTLE, Nov q Attorney
General Wickersham has refused L.
pass upon the articles of inCorpora
ton OF the Pacific Coast Lumber
company, which was organized for
the purpose OF merging all the tide
water mills in Oregon and Washing
ION
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
SENATOR WILSON TALKS.

SEATTLE, Nov p John I.
Wilson, who has been touring the
cities OF the coast in the interest OF
the Help Alaska" movement, return
ed to the city today very much en-
Unused with the results of his "trip.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
so lNsURREc1os KILLED

MENlCO CITY, Nov. Is. A re-
port has just reached here to the
effect that a battle has been fought
with the insurrectos by the govern
ment troops and that 80 Lapatistas
were slain by the Thirty-second in
fantry under Colonel RiverC.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
STRANGE CASE.

PORTLAND, Nov. 81. An ex-
,raordnary case OF restored men
tally occurred here yesterday al
teInoon when A. H. Fitzpatrick sud
denly recovered full possession OF his
faculties after having been insane
fer many months. Fitzpatrick was
orderly TO General Madero and at
the battle of Juarez he was wounded
in the head. Since that time his
mind has been a blank until vester
day