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FOREST ROADS
BjpRTLAND, Ore, , Nor.. 21.
"T.eie-Blguiag by tii Prtildtat of
tag; ' Fadaral Hlgljway Act, appro
priating 116,000,000 for forost
reads and trails, makes' available
at enoe $768,813 for national for
l roaili In Oregon, Washington
Ml Alaska t and marks, an import
at stop toward ttin development
ef'.the great resources or our na
tlsaal forests," stutcs Ooo. 11. Co-
II,' district forestor of the North
Paolile District.. "The-brtl provides
IsJvOJ.OOO for Immodlato expendit
ure and makes an additional $10,
,000 available on July 1, 1923.
There Is Immodlntoly available for
raad construction, on tho national
forest the following nmeunts: Oro
a, 1310,790: Alaska. $258.27.1:
Washington, $189,870. This money
will be used In extending tho pre
seat Inadequato road and trail sys
tem, of the national forests of then
twe statos and Alaska, the develop
ment of which la ao vital to the
,0eeUye protection and utilization
of tWMr valuable natural resour
ces."
Tk act appropriates $9,600,000
far forest roads of primary Import-
aace to the States, counties, or
communities within, adjoining, or
adjacent to the national forests. Of
tal amount $2,500,000 Is made
lasasedlataly available tor appor
Manment based on the area and
.value of the land owned by the
ayvarnment within the notional for
ests. As .heretofore the construe
a work will be done by the U,
8. Buraait of Public Roads, la co
operation with tho Forest Sorvlce
IAN.HRRD HORSE IN
fOO-MILB CONTRSCT
aster, the 1.00-pound registered
Mfrawa horse that was placed
tearta la tba United Statea mount-
ad service endurance teat of
asMaa la five days la tba property
f the United States Department of
Agriculture and waa bred at Ita
Morgan Horse Farm near Middle
nary, Vt. He waa sired by General
ates, the premier stallion at the
farm for many years, and out of
a mare by Dob Morgan, anothor re
markable representative of the Mor
gam breed.
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CALIFORNIA FRUITS
SIUPPED TO FRANCE!
That Europeans havo an appre
ciative taste for California fruits Is
Indicated by a rocont shipment
handled over tho Southern Pacific
company' "Sunset Route", consist
ing of 19C0 boxes of fancy dried
raits, weighing 60,450 pounds,
from the J. K. Armsby Company of
Los Angeles, destlnod to Havre,
France. Tho shipment roqulred on
ly 19. days from Los Angeles to
steamer clearonco at New York.
S4)fTHERN PACIFIC
RAVING PIN MONEY
By changing tho type of pins
14 the Southorn Pacific Company
baa been ablo to effect a net sav-
lag of 3H cents per paper. This
saving Is significant ns tho ex
penditures by the Company for this
small article of, office use are largo
when added together. Tho total bill
for pins used on 'the Southorn Pac
ific Company's system In the past
four yeara and 10 months was $11,
93(.2(. MAR AND CIGARKTTE STUBS
..' CAUSE MANY I'ORRST FIRES
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 21, From
reports received at the District For
ester's office, a total of 100 forest
ires In Oregon and Washington du
ring 1921 were due to amokera.
These reports are from only thirteen
of the twenty-two national forests
but Indicate, forest officers say, that
a far greater percentage of forest
fires are caused euch year by cigar
ette and cigar Btubs and matches
than Is geenrally supposed.
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APPLE MARKET THOUGHT
' TO HAVE BEACHED BOTTOM
M0OD RIVER, Nov. 21. Local
ofclapefs think tho apple market
aas rsasnoa ins neiiom, Atmougn
tho market this, year has, been
characterized by Inactivity on the
part, of buyers, this week snippers
with fruit unsold have been un
able to get Jobber! to take hold ex
cept at prices .far below tha rig
ajar, quotations.
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SOKW CAUir.K MOVES WERE MADE BY "7WB CHECKER CLU,
TODAY WHBH r SARAH PCAB0BT5 50QHTT VOR THE
SUPPRESSION Of PlPP OMOKIMQ, MARCHgp IN.
WEEKLY
LUMBER
, REVIEW
One hundred and six mills, re
porting to West Coast Lumber
men's Association for the week
ending November 12, manufactured
64,815,747 feet of lumber; told
1,891,222 feet and ahlpped 67,-
S25,488vfeet.f
For the mlfls reporting, produc
tton was 19 per cent, below nor
mal. New buslnesa was flvo per
cent, below production. Shipments
were 12 per cent below production.
Forty-four per cent, of the new
buslnesa of the week Is to be ship
ped by water, 18,702,222 feet for
tho coastwise and Intercoastal trade
and 8,449,000 feet for export. Or
der to be delivered by rail were
low at 1,168 carloads.
Thirty-five per eont. of the
week's shipments waa by water, tho
Intercoastal and coastwise loadings
accounting for 13,130,923 feet and
tie over-seas cargoes, 8,784,586 ft.
Rail deliveries totaled 1,247 cars.
Tho unshipped balance In tho do
mestic cargo trade was 98,383,
843 foot; In export (8,471,299 feet;
la rail trade, 3,240 car.
ALL SHIPMENTS OF GAME
r ' MUST 'BE LABELED
The Bureau of Biological 'Sur
vey! United States , Department of
Agriculture, calls attention to, tho
fact that under Fodoral law nil
packages In which wild ducks,
geese, and other migratory game
birds are transported must havo
the name of tho shipper and of. the
consignee and an accurate state
ment of the numbers and kinds of
birds contained therein clearly and
conspicuously market on the out
aide thereof.
FORGET WHETHER
IT IS DAY OR
NIGHT IN CANADA
OTTAWA, Ont Nov. 21. Resi
dents of the Fort Norman Oil fields,
newly discovered, In the remoto
northwest of Canada, along tho Mc-
Kunzlo river, forgot whether it Is
day or night. This Is the result of
thp long porlods of daylight. It was
brought out In an Incident related
by O. S. Flnnle, of tho Canadian
Department of tho Interior, who has
rocontly returned from Fort Norman.
On ono occasion on bis trip, a nativo
accosted Mr. Flnnle, asking the time
of day.
"It's 11 o'clock," was tho reply.
"Day or night?" inquired the na
tive, with a languid glance at the
sun which had been shining contin
ually for days.
Mr. Flnnle explained that the long
sunlight periods apparently take away
from the natives all sense of time and
they eat when they are hungry and
sleep when they want to without ref
erence to what elsewhere are night
hours.
Vegetables grow exceptionally well
In the far north says Mr. .Flnnle who
attributes thla to the long daya. Po
tatoes, turnips, celery and ordinary
vegetables yield excellent crops..
REVOLUTION OF SERVANT
PROBLEM BEING TRIED OUT
NfeWi YORK, Nov. 21. New York
la employing bustness methods to
a'olye Its problem of domestic ser
vice,. The long vacant place of tba old
fashioned servant is being taken by
tha "home assistant" working a 48
hour week and going and coming to
.work each day as a stenographer or
faetory worker. Sbe also buys her
own maalz and expects -her employ
era to otidreii bar as "Mrs." or
"MlM," .,' ,, ,
CHURCHES; ,
NO JAIL IN
'IOWA TOWN
DAVKNPORT, la., Nov. 21 There
are two institutions that Walcott,
Iowa, tho richest town per capita In
Jowa, prides Itself In not possessing.
These ara churches and Jails.
In Its rtliglous beliefs, Walcott la
unlquo. For more than GO years the
town has beenJwtthout a church. It
onco had a, Jail, but like its only
church established 45 years ago and
which existed but a few years,' It was
put in the discard. While the Jail
building still stands, there is no ves
tige of a church edifice. Dut there
are no locks on the Jail and Ha hinges
have rotted off. It la never used.
"Wo aro freo thinkers nnd believe
In freo American citizenship seven,
days In the week," Mayor Strphbeon
states, "and whllo nny denomination
has the privilege of establishing a
church In Walcott, the people simp
ly will not 'patronize them. They
would have empty pews and empty
collection baskets every Sunday."
In a business and commercial way,
Walcott la a thriving town.' It has
two banksj wlthi combined deposits
of over $1,600,000. Thla Is 1 re
markhbleahowing when It Is consid
ered that 'the population of, the town
la only 384. It haa a consolidated
school second to none in this part or
the state. Recently tho cltlzons erec
ted a flno public auditorium. Here
chautauquas anil musical entertain
ments aro hold on weekdays, and
dancoa on Sundays.
WILL WAGNER OETS PLUM'
' WITH N. Y. CENTRAL R. R,
Klamath Falls friends of Mr- and
Mrs. Will Wagner will be pleased to
loarn that Mr. Wagner baa secured
a very good position as publicity man
with tho New York Central railroad.
The Wagners were residents' of this
city for n numbor of years; whllo Mr.
Wpgner waa employed on the Even
ing Herald as city editor. They went
to New York several months ago In
order that Mrs. . Wagner, who
possesses a very fine voice, might
study under some of the famous
teachers of that city.
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Thirteen thousand laborers have
been recruited ImPorto Rice for worjc
In Hawaiian cane'flelds.
The platypus, found in TasmaaUi
has, a tall like a beaver and wobbed
feet and bill like a duck. ' ,
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Masten's ViUmoa Tablets
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UNDERWOOD'S
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511 Main St.
Klamath Falls.
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CHIROPRACTORS
Dr. Barbort B. Mallatt v
Dr. Geo. ' B, Mallett
Olfloe over Undarwood'a
Tib ft Main. I'kona llli
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The White Lunch
Home, Cooking and Pastry a
Specialty
Chinese Needles.
Mexican Chill Con Carne
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Charlie' Tire Shop
GAS and
OILS
t5tk & Kluntti. St.
Prices Right on
HOME MADE '
Xmas Candies
' at
The Sweet Shop
th ft Mala
The Rainbow
i ISS Mate
Holliday Dairy
Wholeeala and Retell
.Pastarlsed Milkaad Owuau.
Phone 501-J.
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MABE IN KLAMATH
Alfalfa Meal
TOR SALE
MURPHY'S FEED STORE
ANBSMWR'S GtaOOMXMaLt
aWNwarT GKOGBRY
Ml, far MARRY THLFORB
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Premium Dairy
WOeat RotaH Dairy aa Twin
Ranch Phona 22F2
n .Office Phone 490-J
RTaRVICB MEN, ATTBNTION
Klamatn, Pox Ho. I,
American Legloa meets
at tba City Hsll oa tha
first and third Tuesdays
ot each month.
Ex-arvlce men ara lultad to at
tend tho meetings.
'For membership canw or Informa
tion ei-tervlce men ara requested to
aoo or write the following efficers:
3. H. Carnahan, Commander.
Roy N. Fouch, Post Adjutant.
For relief of employment aoo or
write the Chairman ot Tha Relief and
Employment Committee, Francis
Olds, care Lakeside" Lumbar com
M7. Pkamo 19 J
BR. W. A. LEONARD
Y Boartlat
TsaaalAlUt 1c Hxtraetloaa. Oral
Smrgory aad dlaoaaoa ot tho
Room It, over Golden Rale
Cold Weather
.Coming
Let Us Replace Your
' Broken blast
E. C. STUCKEY
Mth and Pine
Phone 477-W
Sakat oat Oattan or FBI te Lota
CON MURPHY
SIT Moctlam St. Ptioao S41-W
RAW MILL HNGINiJaRINa A
' CONSTRUCTION CO.
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aad avlJdora ot;
hoc Btaate. Drodflac. PUo drirta.
Pboao 4SS-W
Ofrtao Ooraor SarlM aad Oah
- , Near S. P. Dofoa
FILfc' SCHOOL OF POPULAR
MUSIC
f havo conztracted thru years of
oxperleaco the only course thai
toacbes you to play tho piano by
NOTE and by EAR In 10 to 20 les
son s. Write fur particular!, 701 11th
St Klamath trails, Ore. Phono 367R.
DR. T. C. CAMPBELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
I. O. O. V. aaildlBC
PTsomSM
.Residence 42S Pine St.
Phono S90-R.
CHIROPRACTORS
Dr. Herbert B. Mallett
Dr. Geo. E. Mallett
Office over Underwood'
7th A Main Phono 639-J
C. V. FISHKR, M.D.
DISHASBS. OF THE EYE,
BAR, NOSH AND THROAT
GLASSBS FITTED AND
rURiaSHKD
Phono S7 8t9 Mate Bcract
FRED WESTERFELD
DENTIST
Phone 4I4W.
X-Ra Laaoralnt
itt FaUa
DR. G. A. MASSEY
' rawrtfc aa Plao (Ma. .
la Warren Hant Hospital
. Off. Paene 497 Ro. Pheao ttU
BR. GBRAIiB F. WARREN
DENTIST
ParaaoaaaUy located' at
orris, Calif.
aNaKALiarr IN Orawaa
a4 BrMco Work
rrtooo
Work
. L. D. Gass, M. D.
ETH, BAR, NOSB AND THRoAl
GLASSBS FURNISHED
I. O .0. F. Bids. Phono 99-W
Rooms 202, 203, 204
Reo. White PeUeaa Hotel. Phoae B
E. D.LAMB
PHTBICIAN AND SURGEON
Phoaoa 17W
17R
Room 1 aad. S
White Balldtas
NEW OH LAUNDRY
FINISHED WORK
FEAT WORK
ROUGH DRY '
vPut Yor Duds .
Ir Our Suds"
PHONE 154
Comer Mala and Coacar
Klayuth Dye Works
Phono) 406
OUR CLEANING, PRESSING ANl
RmPAIBtNG WILL MAKE XOUB
CLOTHBS
( LOOK LIKE NEW
HATS RBBLOCKED
oodo CaBed for aad Delivered
Ml Mate Seroet KUmath FaUs
DR. J. G. GOBLE
tTfca wolt-kaown Optlelaa
now located la K. D. Block,
ISIS Mala. Photo, SIS-M.
CHIROPRACTOR
Dr. Lola C. BrMgoa
Over First State and Savings Bank
lalte 101 Phono 101-J
UNDBR NEW MAN.
" AC&MENT
HOTEL ARCADE
BJaiitoth FaBa
Faaa Bm Moot AU Vralu
Alrmodora oataldo rooma
Bataa reaaonabla
H, A. KEMP, Maaagor
6th Street Bakery
" BETTER
BREAD"
' 126 S 6th Street
Office Phone 177W Res 177R
Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart
Phyalclau and flargeon
White Building
Klamath Falls Oregon
jinrutr Lruuui.ri r i rtt 1 a "r-inri" i j-y--
DR. L. L. TRUAX
1 WARREN nCNT HOSPITAL
Day Phone. 497 Night Phone,
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Coe's Auto Service
Hudson, Buick, and
Dodge Cars
Country Trips a
Specialty
PHONE 1SS
United Cigar Store
. It90 MATV RTRKRT
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KUmath Lodge Ne, JIT
L O. O. F.
Meeta Friday night ot each week at
I. O. O. F. hall, 6th and Main atroeta.
Chas. Newman .....; -N. O.
W. C. Wolls V. O.
O. O. Maneue .. Secy.
W. D! Cofer . ...Troaa.
ENCAMPMENT
H. V. Brown C. P.
J, V. Drewbakor
S. W.
L. J. Mcciure ..
Nato Otterbeln
..Beribe
Treasurer
Klamath 'Falls Cyclery
Wa aro here tn rcr yon; ant
aim to serve you right. Motoreycioa
and Bicycles. Parte and Acesaorles,
Tlrea and Tubos, that will , stand
your Inspection, oa we carry tha
heat In our Una. Ilenalr hon la
J connection with Harley-Davldaoa
service.
Pboao 871
ISIS Mala St. Klamath FaUi
r. V.. niSMARK
Excavating
Teaming
Let na make yon a prlca oa 4Ut
glng that basement, or other ex
cavating you 'contemplate. Wo aM
do toam work of every description,
Phone 426-J
DENTISTS
Dr. E G. WitecarTSV
PHONH SS4
Dr. P. M. Noal
PHONH d
Over Uaderwood'a
Seveatk aad Mala
MECCA TAXI
NEW CLOSED OARS
PHONE 1B3
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DR. O. A. RAMBO
Dentist
L O. O. F. Balldtefl
PHONE St
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Klamath Falls Plumb
iiig & Heating Co.
1178 MAIN ST. PHONE S4S-W.
DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician and
Surgeon
Officii and Residence
Phones 321 '
I. O. O. P. Templa
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