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INDIAN LOGGING
WORK IS BEGUN
RESERVATION TIMBER FOR
KLAMATH MFG. CO. IS BEING
LOGGED UNDER DIRECTION OF
FORHBTER BEDFORD
(Herald Special Service)
CHILOQUIN, Ore., Jan. 13. Log
ging operations on the Klamath In
dian reservation under the supervi
sion of J. M. Bedford, deputy supervisor-of
forests, are progressing very
nicely at the government camp north
of Klsmsth Agency on Wood river.
One million feet of logs have been
'decked and are ready for hauling
to Wood river. They will be driven
to the mouth of Wood river and
from there they will be towed across
Upper Klamath Lake to Klamath
Falls, for delivery to the Klamath
MaaBfacturing company. This con
cern bit 'contracted for fire million
feet on the reservation.
" It is planned to accomplish the
work la two winters; one and a hal
to two million feet this winter and"
the Valance next winter. New log
slag equipment including three large
sleighs arrived recently for this work.
The logging camp wilt be kept in
operation this winter until the depth
of saow prevents further work.
Iadlaa teams are used exclusively
and Iadlaa labor wherever it is
found practicable.
A delightful farewell party was
givea Saturday night at Chlloquin
by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wilson and
George Sargent in honor of the tat
ter's filter. Miss Claire Sargent, who
leaves in a few days for Chicago.
For the past five months Miss Sar
gent has been visiting with her
brother, George W. Sargent, time
keeper at Indian irrigation head
qsartera. The snow is now nineteen Inches
deep at Chlloquin. A total of twen
ty-ala laches of snow has fallen
Mace January l, amounting to a
a precipitation of four inches. The
teaaaeratere to date for this month
has ranged from 2 to 37 above xero.
Anether Cefcen Record at Shepherds. 30
SahMrit for the Herald, 6o cents
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TODAY'S ODDEST STORY
.United Press Service
OATMAN, Aria., Jan. 13.
How would you like to walk 40
miles every time yon took a
bath? That's what the citizens
of this place have to do. Either
that, or pay 20 cents a gallon
for water.
The mining boom is making
the town grow at the rate of
about 100 persons a day. The
local water supply has to be
teamed from Needles, Calif.. 40
miles away. One enterprising
'A flilwAti ha. A AM ti Mmm
BM.U MAO KMAfc IUAI VI tU9
him 9250 a month. He has in-
stalled eight cote, which he
rents at $1 each a night.
BRIEF MENTION
Joe Hesslg and wife are visitor?
here from Beswlck.
L. J. Horton Is In this city from
Tonna Valley.
The choicest of chops, steaks and
cutlets at the People's Market. Phone
eight-three. It
I. W. Watts Is here on business
from San Francisco.
E. R. Smith is a recent arrival
from Sacramento.
Visit our store and see the manv
new and useful things for the home.
Henderson's. 1134-36 Main. It
L. R. Holbrook and wife are regis
tered at the HalL
P. Conradl Jr. is a late arrival
from San Francisco.
Repairing is our specialty, and we
expect to do it Ford Garage. Ninth
and Klamath. it
L. W. Larue is a business visitor
from Oakland.
A. P. Way of Portland is In this
city on business.
Join your friends and acaualntances
at the New Palm billiard and poo
room. Fifth and Main. It
F. B. Shattuck is a late arrival
from Seattle, Wash.
E. W. Hunt is here from 8an Fran-
! Cisco.
J. Suez of Sacramento is in this
city attending to business.
Maguire Retsma.
J. F. Maguire of the Maguire com
pany returned last night from the
Milwaukee sanitarium where he has
been receiving treatment for several
weeks. He looks much Improved, and
ays bo has gained twenty pounds In
watch.
See the Overcoats on Sale
at One-half Price
Good warm stylish Coats at one -half the regular selling price.
Can You Beat It?
$25.00 Coats for - $12.50 $20.00 Coats for - $10.00
$15.00 Coats for $7.50
Any Boy's Overcoat in the Store at ONE-HALF THE
REGULAR PRICE
All Men's Suits Still on Sale at the GREAT REDUCTIONS
Any Fifteen Dollar Suit $10.85 Any Twenty-five Dollar Suit . .$18.50
Any Eighteen Fifty Suit $12.85 Any Twenty-seven Fifty Suit . $19.50
Any Twenty Dollar Suit $14.35 Any Twenty-eight Fifty Suit . . . $19.8.)
Any Twenty-two Fifty Suit $14.85 Any Thirty Dollar Suit $20.00
Any Twenty-three' Fifty Suit ....$15.35 Any Thirty-two Fifty Suit .. . $22.50
Any Twenty-four Dollar Suit ... .$16.85 Any Thirty-five Dollar Suit . . $25.50
Some Exceptional Bargains on Sweaters, Shirts, Etc.
Take Advantage
K. K. K. STORE
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I'-ast for Goods.
Frank Vannice left yesterday for
Eastern cities to purchase spring
stock for the Golden Rule store.
Moose to Have Jinks.
The visit to the local Moose lodge
of a supreme officer in the near future
has been taken as the occasion for a
big social meeting and smoker. At
this time a class of candidates will be
A Rainy Day Need
Not Be Dull
Cheer up! Get to work
in a Feu Brand
Reflex
Slicker
$3.00
Strong, easy fitting,
light, and water
proof, absolutely.
Reflex Edges stop
water from run
ning in at the front
BtadcYeaoworOlivekhaki. -
Protector Ha. 75 ceris tPWEsEf
Sataachan Guarantied LassmmVsR
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The Hibernia Savings and Loan
Market, McAllister and Jones Sts.
NUMBER OF DEPOSITORS, 87,632
Happeni
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initiated, and the evening will be one
of unalloyed pleasure.
Leaven for Portland. '
Will H. Bennett left this morning
for Portland, where he becomes cash
ier of the Citizen's bank. '
ORPHEUS THEATER
C. R. Miller. Mgr.
PICTURES,
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" PROJECTOR,
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ETC.
Doors Open at 7:13
"The Pearls of Temptatloa,"
Featuring Jackie Saunders. Three
Part American Drama.
I "Cd thorn, the Rustic Venice,"
Colored Picture of Holland
"The Sky U the Limit,"
American Comedy
ADMISSION, 10 CENTS
Friday and Sunday nights the
Coasting Pictures will be shows in
connection with the recalar program
at aii admission of trie
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: Leading Hatters
ASHLAND PLANS
A CELEBRATION
JULY THIRD, FOURTH AND FIFTH
J SET ASIDE FOB REJOICING
OVER SPRINGS PROJECT IN
YITKS KLAMATH
Oi.t- of the biggest relebrttlon3
that las ever enlivened the Vally of
the Rogue is to be held early In July
at Ashland, according to advices Just
received from the Ashland Commer
cial Club. This will be a celebration
TIk- lUml Box Thank the Ladle
The Band Box Millinery wishes to
thank the ladles of Klamath Falls
land vicinity for the liberal share of
their patronage, which has enabled
us to dispose of all fall and winter
stock without sacrifice. Our spring
opening wilt show the most up-to-Idate
and novel millinery that careful
selection can produce from Eastern
and European houses. An exclusive
line of beautiful waists always on
band. i3-3t
Subscribe for the Herald, 50 cents
month.
SAN FRANCISCO,
$63,626,547.72
AVERAGE AMOUNT Or
Why These ; Arctics
Wear Longer
Top Notch Arctic won't give out at tfce KmI fast
!... inoit nrctics do. They have the famous Clisckar
CsStion heel which lasts as long M the sol mm!
double the life of the arctic.
Tlib Red fore 4-buckle nrctic has the famotM bos
slip olc which takes n "stranglehold" on slippery
surfaces. It i made of the best quality red rubber.
Come in nnd let ut fit you out for the stormy weather
with these urctics which will w.car better than any you
ever had.
of the completion of that city's
springs project, and July 3; 4 and 61
will be red letter days In Southern
Oregon's entertainment history.
Already a special train of Port
liuulers has been organised to make
the trip. Specials will also come In
Irorn the Willamette Valley, and.
Klnmnth Falls tins ben asked to I
potrine any culebratlon of the natal .
day, and run an excursion over to
tl t- i rlghborlng city, where mineral
wuter (lows out of the ground. Ash
land has always been represented by
a lurse delegation at every Itodeo
lii'Iil here.
Hesldcs the work the the Commor-
clnl Club Is doing, the Itxlicc of Ash-
land are taking an active, part In the ll'l,"', "'Ih afternoon by the Jury la
uuefcs of the celebration Tho Hlks'1"' "ll f Mrs. I.llllnn IMIay aralntt
nud SlirinorMnrp especially Interested, '''" '''' ' Klamath Kail, for dam
and vlli arrange somo special tunt "K'" alleged Vtt. have been recell
for the entertnlnmcnt of vlnltlnrj '" tt fn" " " sidewalk. The Jury
liiembern of tho two orders W "ll three hours, returning one
n lienr the Judge's Instructions re-
;eabed.
Iteconl headquarters at Shepherds. j M., ,c,lny ftKk,.,, $sooo daMlnlr,.
The city's case was ronducted by City
In tht PUBLIC EYE
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M.tXHl WAN .VMOl'NT amkkb
A verdict for the defense m rr
'Attorney Hollo C. Groesbeck.
MiMiibers of tlin Jury were J M.
.Tllltiill. Allan Stnnsbln. Prank Stc.
A. A. Swltn.r ft. V R..II. V I tlrl.
illn. Krnnk Hartley. 0. W. McCur-
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HOUSTON'S
Metropolka AMScaents
HOUSTON'S
' OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
"THK ROSS"
World Feature is Five Parts
Featuring
Holbrook Mian and Alice Brady
Paramount News Picture.
TEMPLE THEATER
Wot Wind,"
Three Reel Ilroadway Star foatura
"A Bargain 1st Brides,"
Kajem Comedy
Admission Always Its
MATINIE DAILY AT ItN
ALL LICENSED PI0TURE1
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