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Thanksgiving Needs
v Men's Clothing
Take nny Overcoat in our
stock, and you can't miss
a bargain. In material,
style, workmanship and
finish they are the very
best goods we have been
able to secure. We can fit
any man: long, short, thick
or thin, and we'll cut the
tailor's price about the
middle for goods of equal
merit.
Overcoats at $10.00,
$12.50, $15,00, $17.50
Thanksgiving Suits
You'll look your best in
one of our new Suits. We
are showing the New Nor
folk for the Young Men at
$ 1 6.00, a very classy suit.
Others in Worsteds, Chevi
ots and Fancy Tweeds at
$120, $15.00, $17.50
and $20.00 none higher.
Toys-ToysToys
We are displaying in our New Department, Hundreds
of Interesting Toys for the Little Ones. A storeroom
full of Useful Gifts for the coming Christmas Season.
CALL AND MAKE
THE QUALITY STORE
STATE TO AID IN
FORESTDEFENSE
Insects Have Caused Seri
ous Destruction To
Timber During Year.
Ashland Record: State Forester F.
A. Elliott has left for Salem after
spending several days in this city.
Daring bis stay in Ashland Mr. Elliott
was in conference with the local mem
bers of the Federal Entomological
Bureau and Manaeer Kimball of the
Klamath and Lake Counties Asspcia-
alt of the conlerence the State of
Oregon will cooperate with the
Bureau of Entomology in its fight
against the forest insects and their
destruction of timber. Mr, Elliott
JbP guaranteed wjk
if a52!Wl2fl
to be equal to any
Beer brewed. Bot
tled and on draught
at all leading
Reno Brewing Co., Inc.
Star Brand Shoes
are good shoes for all sea
sons. During the Winter
season no one can enjoy
rel health unless their feet
arc encased in substantial
shoes.
With the Feet Dry and the
Head Right, the Health
is Assured. .
You'll find our stock of
Men's, Ladit-s' and Cr.ild
ren'sShoesa fineone;you'll
find the shoe to suit you
here. New styles arc ar
riving every week.
A Nan's Appearance
depends on
Collars to suit the neck,
Cloves that are just right,
Neckwear that is becom
ing, Socks that look pretty and
wear.
We furnish things worth
wearing at prices worth
paying.
YOUR SELECTION
already has appointed one assistant
C. C. Chit wood of Klamath Falls.
This conference is of more tban pass
ing importance as the insects are
gaining considerable foothold in Ore
gon timber and it it estimated that
between 20,000 and 30.000 acres have
been killed during the last year by
forest insects.
Income Tax Puzzles
Treasury Department officials are
puzzled over the income tax question,
and Nut Uoodwin. the marrying com
edian, was at the bottom of the prob
lem. "If Nat Goodwin pays more tban
13000 annual alimony to his former
wives,' the treasury men asked each
other, "must Nat or his wives pay
the income tax.?"
Hundreds of other ex-hubbies
swsited the decision with interest.
New
misses.
line of coats for ladies and
Mercantile Co
saloons J(j
NEW PINE CREEK DEPARTMENT
DEVOTED TO UVE NEWS NOTES OF THE STATE
LINE TOWN MMti SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
Cranberries, figs and dates at Kandy
Kitchen.
Mrs. Mary Miller is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Bussey.
Don't forget the Mt View school
baiarr and entertainment Dec. 12.
Mr. Zobel has built a board side
walk from bis residence to the Adeen
Building.
Mrs. Lehmann and daughter. Miss
Mattie, called on Mrs. J. C. Freeman
Sunday afternoon.
Get prices on your Xmas candles at
W ndt'a Candy Kitchen, -New Pine
Creeie, Oregon. They will aave you
money.
Don't tail to attend the box supper
at Opera house Saturday night, Nov.
22. The proceeds go fur an especially
necessary cause.
The City Council ordered a partition
put In the city jail which will make
two cells and will keep the prisoners
away from the store.
Marshal Geo. Wendt made two ar
rests this week one for a man striking
another, who was fined S10 and anoth
er man was fined S5.00 for being dis
orderly and drunk.
The City Council ordered two plank
street crossings put in on between D.
C. Berry's corner to the Reed Corner
and one from Keed corner to the
Dorlng corner. E. E. Carr is doing
the work.
Mr. Wilcox, the real estate dealer
of Richmond, accompanied by Mr. D.
C. Berry, drove op from Davis Creek
Saturday afternoon so they might
apend Sunday with their families In
New Pine Creek.
Will R. Larkia one of oar most
pooulsr young men left last Tuesday
for Ban Franciaco we suppose to
take in the sights. Don t be Konei
too long Willie, as the girls are all
carrying long, ssd fsces.
Mrs. Robert Wade was very ill last
week. She is improving cot has not
fully recovered from her attack of
lagrippe. Mr. Wade just returned
from the mines in time to be with bis
wife during her illness.
Postmaster Henry Wendt Jr. remod
eled toe New Pine Creek postoffice.
moving it back In tee building which
gives him more store room and also
makes the office more private and
much better in appearance.
Estimates ol amount to be raised
(or the year 1914, prepared and published
General Laws of Oregon 1913.
For Circuit Court
For County and Juvenile Court ;
For Justice Courts
For Sheriff Office:
(a) Salary of Sheriff
(b) Salary of Peputy
(c) Traveling expeneejillowed
id) Office expense
For Clerk's Office:
(a) Kalary of Clerk
(b) Clerical assistance
(d) Office supplies
For Assessor's Office:
(a) Salary of Assessor
(b) Clerical Assistance
(t) Office supplies 350 00
For County 8chool Superintendent's Office:
(s) Salary of Bcbool Supt
(b) Statutory traveling expense ,
(O Office supplies ;
For County Treasurer's and Tax Collector's Office:
(a) Salary of Treasurer 1000 00
(b) Clerical assistance 1200 00
(c) Office supplies 1126 00
For County Judge's Office:
(a) Salary of County Judge 700 00
(b) Office Supplies 20 00
For Office of County Healer of Weights and Measures:
Office expense 120 00
For Office of Couoty Coroner:
Fees of Coroner and expense
For Oflice of Stock Impector, Salary , 400 00
For County Fruit Inspector, per diem and traveling expenses , . . 2.00 00
For County Health Officer, Salary 100 00
For County Commissioners, per diem and mileage 6U0 00
For County High Kcnou! Fuud , ItfOll 00
For Scalp Bounty Fund 4&00 j0
For per diem aud mileage of County Surveyor and expend of estab
lishing county roads. . r 1000 00
For County rouds and bridges 20462 91
For County printing and publishing delinquent tax list 1500 00
For Circuit Court Library 120 00
For fuel, lights, water, furniture, Janitor litre, Insurance and n pairs ,
of Court House 2870 00
For registration of voters and elections 1600 00
For farm demonstration work 2000 00
For County School 82701 10
For Count v Library 160 00
Kor State Tax 8C617 60
For expertlng county records 60 00
For care of county poor and Insane 1000 00
For Widow's Pension 1000 00
Board and other expense of prisoners 900 00
Kectipts of money from sources other tban taxation.. 11000 00
HA IU UC VUllCUIXU H J IUWU Ol MlltTIPWi lKKVU, w vivj mijfvv.
as per tax rate on file alth County Clerk 3734 80
Amount in tha Count v Road. School
of the County Treasurer, less warrants outstanding, at this date.. .12230 08
Notice Is hereby given that the County Court will meet at Lakeview, Ore
gon, on Monday tbe 8tb day of December, 1913, at the hour of ten o'clock a.
m., in tbe Chambers of the County Court, for tbe purpose of an examina
tion of the foregoing estimates and the
notified to meet with the members of the County Court for tat parftee of dla
cussing with said Court the estimates herein made.
Dated at Lakevlew, Oregon, this 13th day of November, 1913.
Attest: U. DALY. County Judge.
F. W. PAYNB, County Clerk. F. K.
Thanksgiving Ball at New Pine
Creek, Nov. 27, music ty Lakevlew
Orohestra. Supper will be served by
Mrs. G. V. Hammeraley in the base
nient of the Opera House.
Mr. and Mr. Harry Ileryford have
moved into the residence on Church
Street belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Wise
Mr. Heryford just recently rturnel
from Santa Crus, California. We are
glad to welcome the family back to
our town.
Miss Willie Burgun wss In Pine
Creik SstuHav afternoon, accompan
led bv her school. Miss Burgun held
her tirst rehearsal preparatory to the
entertainment which Is to be given
in December for the benefit of the
Mount View Play ground.
August Doring is preparing to put
a front porch on the City Restaurant
and Bakerv. Ha bas had board side
walks built from Msm Street to the
resr door ot the Restaurant. Mr,
Doring is enjoying a good business,
and be furnishes good meals at all
hours.
Uur city election will take place
Dec. 2, 1913. Three concllmen. mar
shal and treasurer will be elected. No
douct the three present councilman
will be reelected as all are level-head
ed, good straight forward men and are
well able to look after the city's
business.
A bssket social will be given in
Wendt's Opera House, Saturday even
ing after the Moving Picture She
The proceeds will be used in extending
the side walk leading from the school
bouse Into town. This is a good work
and every one is lending a helping
hand. Success is already assured.
Mrs. rJ Keller and Mrs. U. Hammera
ley are putting forth every effort to
raise the needed funds.
The Ladies Civie Improvement
League hel the regulsr meeting
Saturday. The attendance was not as
large ss ususl, but there was the
same interest shown. Two members,
Mrs. J. T. O'Connor and Mrs. Ella
Janes, nee Morrisun took the train
Thursday morning for San Francisco.
The ladies were very helpful to the
league, and shsll be greatly missed.
The best wishes of all go with them.
Mrs. O'Connor goes to join ber hus
band who is permanently located in
the city of Berkeley.
by taxation, by Lake County, Oregon,
under the provialona of Chapter 234
000n 00
600 00
410 00
ir00 00
900 00
by statute fiOO 00
300 00
1800 00
1800 00
830 00
1500 00
1320 00
1200 00
200 00
2T0 10
of holding inquests 350 00
and (Jenerel Fund In the hauda
citizens of asid Cnnntr. re hereby
ANDERSON, Oonnty Commissioner
BARGES WILL PLY
ACROSSTIIE LAKE
Falrport Company Will
Inaugurate Transport
Service In Near Future.
Falrport, Calif.. Nov. IS. (.Special)
The first definite etfort on the way
of affording transport service to the
residents of the West Side of the Lske
hsa been made by the Falrport Fuel
and Transfer company, which Is n'
building a big barge on the dry dock
at Falrport.
Wernmark Hroa. are the moving
spirits In the company and associated
with them are several citizens of
Lakeview and other sections. Over
200 cords nf wood will bo brought over
from the West Sido forests this fall,
besides the large tmount of wheat and !
other furm products awaiting trans
portation of thia character.
The barge will be forty feet In
length and fifteen feet in width. This!
will be the dimensions of No. 1 and I
K7i 9 in k. hul InlA Mimmluinn tl a. I '
year will te lamer; Both are Intend
ed to be run undet their own steam
although for temporary use tne Wern
mark Bros, may employ their launch
for towing It over.
Orders for lumber for one or two
housee on the other side are already
regiatered and several wheat buyers
are ready to take advantage of the
opportunity and have tbe product un
loaded right here at the railroad.
Something of thla character has
been needed for sometime and reports
that boats would be built have been
current, but in this case the boat Is
actually ander construction at tbe
present time and will make trips
across tha lske at least three times
each week.
The ten milea acrosa can be made
In less than two hours, while, hereto
fore it bss reouired a two-days trip
to get to the markets and return
ThW will undoubtedly stimulate set
tlement on tbe West Side of the lake.
Notico
All parties knowlrg thcmrelvcs to
bo indebted to the undersigned will
plesse settle accounts with Burke &
Lsrain. M. It. Hart.
Corn Show
TO
PENDLETON, DEC. 5th-6th
Low Hound-Trip Furea ,
From All rotations In Oregon On the
Oregon-Washington Railroad (8i Navigation Co.
Sale Dates
Dec. 1 to 6
Inclusive
1913
$ 1 ,000.00 In Cash Prizes
To lie given for the beat Exhibit of Corn grown during 1913 In
country tributary to tbe O-W. K. & N.
Hvery Corn Grower ahould enter bia products In thia contest.
Every Farmer ahnold attend theae shown whlcli are the first of the kind
ever given by a Rftllroad In the Northwest for the benefit of the people
and communities aloog Its linea.
Aak Particulars of any Agent of the
O-W. R. & N.
EMBROIDERY SHOP
A IIEAUTIFUL LINE OF SEW
GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Hand-made Center, Scurfs, Cush
ions hiii! Novelties,
Silk Floss Sofa J'IIIowh.
Luil les' Suultury Gunnents.
Funcy Work Exchange.
EpihntMery Work to order.
MRS. H. B. ALGER
OI'I'OSITE HERYFORD HLDG.
E. F. CHENEY
LAKEVIEW
Postmasters Appointed
Joseph L. Beatty, of Bonsnas, has
been appointed postmaster at Baatty,
new office In Klamath county.
Sherman Brown, at Crystal, Klamath
County, vice C. O. Brown, Thomas
(1. Ilawley at Multnomah, vice Nelson
Thnmsa,. Poatmastere Charles Palm
erlet, VUtlllaa; Mattie W Frskes,
Werner Lake: and Msttie J. Patterson
at Swan, are continued until May 7.
Eli Cafe
arc wino paln . Man.
Lake view, Ore.
Meal 5 Served at All
Hours with every
thing the market
afforda
$6 Meal Tickets
$5.00
Special attention
given to Family Din
ners and Ball Suppers
W. J. SHAVER
Money to Loan
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Excursion
Final
Return Limit
Dec 8th
1913
RANGE FOR RENT
-ANYWHERE
If we don't have what you
want we will get it
for you.
Good Dairy Ranches
for dale.
ALGER LAND CO.
LAKKVIEW NEW I'INE CKKEK
We Could Magnify
the worth of our harness with
glowing descriptions, but we
prefer to let the harness apeak
for Itself. That It gives a good
account of Itself la very evident
from the high praise It receives
from those who have used It.
Actual service Is the best test,
and our harness stands It nobly.
OREGON