The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-08
PANAMA. ! '|:AND F.,
NOW OPENED
LARGE TRACT or WORLDS MOST
: rRoDucrIvE SOIL n PLACER,
on THE MARKET ny A WE'LL.
KNOWN sAN FRANCiMrO FI,tM

Many of our local I.cople VIII en-
10 mind six or seven years ago who
land was being sold In Cuba and th
Hawaiian Islands that thoy wore ri,
on the opportunity 10 purchase acre
age Ia thcge garden spots nj q ridlcuI
onsly low figure. Hundreds OF "th
i've ones" on this coast avaiied them
selves OF this opportunity and toda
owe their wealth to tho invcstmcn,
i To-day the snme opportunity IN be
inK oncred the small ~ well az III,
large Investor 10 acquire lands In IN,
tropics. The Panama Land and Tim
bcr Co.. mn old established nrm Of Sal
Frahcisco. have recently purchased {
large tract OF this wonderfully pro
ductive soil and IL now Offering thjl
In blocks OF 20 acres or more. on III,
most liberal of terms.
Tho tract is situated about t5 mile,
up tho coast from Colon. ut the A.
lnhtic entrance Of the canal, and hu
n frontage OF about twenty miles on
the water, thus insuring cheap and
ado quate shipping facilities for ali
products.
To the prospective investor the par.
amount questions are: VIII tho land
produce dependable and profitable
crop. and u NO. can same be delivered
to market at u reasonable cost. As
10 the first tho prospective purchaser
OF lands In this tract Tan rest assured
that no better land lies outdoors than
than contained In the famous Rancho
III Encanto. Shipping facilities are
Of the boat. The Panama farmer can
ship his products from Colon to New
York for 80 per ton aud TO San Fran.
cisco for 80. Contrary to tho pre-
satling opinion. the climate OF ran
anna is deiightfui and is n large fac
tor In drawing tourists. about 1000
rainfall IN abundant and irrigation is
unhcard OF.
A number Of local people have pur.
chased land In this tract and q klam-
atf colony Is n probability In the near
future.
while this proposition is now In
the klamath country. many hard
headed business men OF California
have Invested heavily In these lands.
as will he seen by following clippings:
From Sacramento Union. July 2,
1915.
'OROvILLE. July 1.-The purpose
of q. W. Miller's recent visit to the
Panama canal zone was revealed to-
day when II was learned that he had
made the trip ut the instigation OF .
local syndicate Of business and pro-
men to acquire q large acre.
age OF land In the zone district.
II IL stated that Miller closed ri
deal with representative OF land
company. who accompanied him To
Panama from San Francisco. for the
purchase OF 100000 acres of timber
land, Tho purchase price Is not
named. but II is said 10 have been
quito large.
The land IL situated In that por-
lion OF the canal zone noted for Its
hard wood timber. and II Is said to be
one Of the finest tracts In Panama.
Among those who are interested |
IN tho syndicate are Superior Judge |
II. ID. Gregory, r. +. Ford, &. r.
Wick, James Williams. Supervisor &.
y. Porter. Robert Campbell and w.
u. Bills.
For tho present the land VIII be al /
owed To remain In Its natural state,
,ut later the syndicate expects 10 cut
md market tho timber. which will
let u good profit OH tho Investment.
The soil is fertile. and when the
and IL cleared II ia proposed to plant
he variou crops native TO that
'ountry.
From the Chico Daily Tribune.
|eptember 3, 1916;
A deal OF much Importance and far
eaching interest has Just been con-
ummated whereby A. N. Mahon. Will
am Rouse. Charles Sommes and DAY.
4 Aitken. all prominent Chico people.
ave purchased 5000 acres OF rich
gricultural and timber land In the
lancho FL Encanto. near the big can
4, In Panama.
The tract 10 located where the I'm
st climatic conditions exist, and
here splendid markets are trans
ortati0n facilities are easy at hand.
'hO whole plantation Ia all tho finest
Ind OF soil, part OF which IL covered
18th rich forests OF mahogany, Span
ii cedar and rubber trees, and groves +
wild cocoanuts, pineapples and
ananas abound In abundance.
The new owners expect to develop
nd plant part OF the tract In the very
ear future to sugar cane and the
ariOus fruits native to that country.
he consideration is not named but
IL known that II runs into q large
am. The deal was made through
10 8, l.. Bainbridge Realty Co.. the
zeal representatives Of the Panama
and and Timber Go.
-
Many similar syndicates have been
,rmed In Californig and the near ~.
ro will ~ Thousands OF acres OF this
ch soil under cultivation and values
lar TO q contiderahle height.
The price being asked for this land
really less than one can homestead
IT.. Prices range from 1850 to -
sr acre, the terms OF sale being ten
sr cent down and the balance In
rec years. being distributed In equal