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PAUL
B UNY AN
He never could have logged off North
Dakota in one season if he hadn't
speeded up by hauling: his men back and
forth from work. He used 1100 Star
cars and had a trailer on every 'one.
y-V' :. ' YOU
need a Star. Even if you only handle
lath, the Star will give you the same
faithful servite it gave Paul at la frac
tion of the cost of xmy other transporta
. Hon. ... , '
BOlck and STAR GARAGE
Prices Here:
Touring, $695 c Roadster, $690
Sport Coupe, $965 Sedan, $1110
Open Delivery, $695
EXPERT WATCHMAKERS
30 years' experience at the tench 18 in
' : " ' " Klamath Falls
. . - " Send us your watch We'll repair it and
return it promptly
. .... AH work guaranteed - . ; .
Frank MUpp KW'' ? .rIHS.' MarleVV
1018 Main Street
UNDERWOOD BOX
CD. COMMENCES
II
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Lakeview Plant- Has, Been
rii.
Remodeled;. Plenty of
Orders On Hand
LAKEVIEW, Oregon, April 27.
The starting signal' for a busy
season in the lumber industry, echo
ed over (be. city, and onto the east
ern hills Monday morning at eight
o'clock, when Mack Chilcoot, en
gineer at the-power plant of the "Un
derwood Lumber ' company Jerkea
heartily, on the whistle cord and
unloajGcd the -old familiar tones
of tbo box factory .whistle. None
will say but that It a welcome sound
and' new life and pep and an optim
istic smile appeared on local faces.
. The factory starts the season
with plenty, of orders on hand and
with new machinery and improve
ments la the plant a greatly increas
ed output will be possible during the
coming year. Plans have been made
tor a continuous run throughout -the?
year and with good market pros
pects 'and t'si.v announcement of
freight reductions, the season -of
1926 promises a most successful
run.
. There are twenty-four men at
present in the operating crew, a
number of whom have come from
outside points, bringing their fam
lles to make their home hero during
the operation of the plant, L. .1.
Mortenson, who worked at the plant
last year, has been made foreman
of the plant. I. A. Underwood as
president of t'jo company Is active
ly In chage of the management. In
the business office a complete net
of accounting records, have been In
stalled, being modeled along lines
of those In use of the Ewauna,- Box
company at Klamath Falls, with
John Ward in charge.
A new bund reaaw has been In
tailed iliii iiiir t'lii. v wlfitni 1 hl
-.machine It similar. U the. big bund . Jiiin -llfophy, Chariot Chnstalii,
used l:t snasoji, thoutfat of aunts I Red Morgan and Duck Plerson went
what smaller capacity. With the! to sea .tho fight at Klamath . Falls
additional capacity, production of last Tuesday. U.;d and HUck ra
the various units of the, plant have ported bark for work alright the
been cijualUod and congestion ex- next 'morning, but John add Chas.
' lierleni-ed Vt thAeT Hi s t- yeaV Vetweon
the dlffereul niachluos will be brer -
loiuii, nine tli two I'wjiitVH will tulio
car? of the entire output of the cut
off machines.'-' .'.;. .
Other changes in the plant which
will facilitate .production are the
lowering of the conveyor from the
planer and, moving of the . lath .and
strip machine to afford storage
space for the resows which will
eliminate much handling. .
i . High production figures before the
changes and installation of new.ma-
f chinery .were around thirty thou-
jand feet aMy- wh!tofthl" yr thes!
figures may reach forty thousand
.j feet or m(,rer on a single sllift Sus.
'talned production will approximate
twenty-five t'Jrousand feet. Capacity
of the power plant ia adequate to
care for a production of -fifty thous
and feetJn eight hours, It having
been designed to care for doubling
the production of the mill itself.
MODOC CAMP
Mr. and Mrs. Griffin went to
Klamath Falls last Thursday. ! Th
Lgang Saw shut down a little early,
and Mr. Griffin . thought 1t would
bo on excellent time to' show 'his
bride of only a few weeks the slg'Jts.
He reported a . wonderful time.
J. E, Mansfield cut, his hand
rather severely some time ago, and
his friend Mr. Lemmon called to
see bow be was getting along, he
met the doctor at the door, and
a -iked "Hello Doctor, how is the
patient today?'" The doctor re
plied, why he is alright, he Is con
valescing,' Mr. Lemmon then. said.
Oh, Is that so Weir I'll wait, until
he Is through, as I want to see him
about .something. , ,,,, ,',,,-.
W. A. Eastman', the sawyer," mp
ed his wife here, and he dont go
very often to Chiloriuln or the Falls
any more.. Whats the reason Kant
man? We thought that you were
boss. : ,
Chris Lamcn met Ira Ashwort'h on
the road and they pulled up their
teams.' "Chris," said Ira, "I've got
a home with distemper,, what did
wou do with that, one of yours when
he . had it?"" ,' V '
"Turpentinj, Giddapy
A week later they met again.
"Say Chris, I gave my horse tur
pentine and It killed him."
' "Killed mine too. Eldilap."
- ! dti'f not g'if i)efe'u'nflr'noonr,'"i"iid ft
was reported by one of the mill
.' wriphts Hint they had sonio refresh
menta. Well they aurely must have
bad something, us their Ford was
ditched. ,
Harold Hall, the setter made a
trip to the Falls last Sunday on n
busluoss trip for pleuauro, and he
culled the trip a complete success.
Dont spend all of your mottiy for
pool Harold. .... ,. ., , .. .
A fire company has been organ
ised, und the volunteer , firemen
are busy these duya, drilling, und
learning the ropei. Whou they gi't
going, their cMef Bob Brophy claims
that he .will bare the bosi company
la Klamath couuty. Aud by . the
way Bob intends to make u trip to
New 'York soma time this winter
aud learn how it la done lu a big
city. He says that he will bring
back -a loc of Ideas of fire fighting.
Heres luck Bob.
J. G. Smith took n tew of the
boys fishing, with hhu last Sun
day. Smith claims to know where
the best tlsf'ilng grouuds are. Well
maybe he does, but anyhow they
nil came bat'k empty handed. But
Smith claims that the fish w?re not
biting, and that the day was too
cold anyhow. .',,.
At a movie show a bevy of bath
lug beauties were flashed on the
screen. Boil Feely leaned forward
and Slid to an old lady In front
of hlni. i
"Would you kindly remove your
hat, madam?"
Tie lady turned around and glar
ed, "Certainly not." she said. '"You
are altosther .too young anyhow to
look at what they are showing now."
Lady .Mr. Drlscoll. I waul to re
port that the young lady next door
continually neglects, to , pull down
her shade while undressing.. , ,
Mr. Drlscoll Yey well, madam,
I'd be only too glad to look Into, the
matter. ,,
The Modoc company Is haying
spring cleaning. . Every' one Is turn
ing out and cleaning up, and when
they are through everything should
be spick and span.
John Jacoby, , a grader utrihe
mill now, was promoted last week.
Good luck John, it Is a. lot easier
than trimming.. ...
Lovely woman An Indian legend
accounts thus .for the creation., of
woman, he discovered that all the
Universe was about to create a
woman. He discovered that all the
material at His disposal bad already
been employed in the creation of
man.. Thereupon He took tie tor
tuous windings of the serpent, the
clinging capacity of the-orchid-, the
trembling of the-grass, the lightness
of the leaf, the glance ot the gaz
elle, .the brilliance of the sun rays,
the tears of the clouds, the tricks
of tie winds, the- tenderness ot the
rosebud,' the sweetness ot honey, the
cruelty of thetlger the consuming
beat of fire', the stiffening cold of
Ice. and the clattering of the mag
pie. Having mingled all these ele
ments together, He created the fe
male sex.
Two girls were discussing Dewey
Gervais. j
Liz: "Is Dewey an amateur wrestler?"-
Tiz: "No, why?"
"Well, he knows all tho latest
holds." .
Friendly neighbor: "What hap
pened to that dog of fours, Mr.
Morgan? I miss him."
Mr. Morgan: "Yes? Well one of
the neighbors didn't the other
night."
John Strong left, the employ of
the . company today. Among the
new employees Is D. M. Mess, the
well known California:). He Ms hold
ing dbwn the chambermaid job io
the- Fordson.
LUMBERMEN HERE
W. D. Johnson, of the Associated
Lumber and Box company, and G.
C. Soeley. a prominent box manu
facturer of Oakland, California, left
Tuesday . morning ifor California
after' spending several days here
visiting friends and looking ov--r
lumber conditions In Klamath coun
ty. . HOX I'ACTORV J'OIWIS
" SAN FRANCisC. Tae, Pacific
Box factory, occupying , virtually an
entire block on the, northern edge
of tho North Ueach section,, was de
stroyed by, fire here last night, with
an estimated loss of J500.000.
TO IH'V ROLl-Rt)Y('E
,,Wlth a third nt the DO,000 '.ie
lost In the .failure, of tho Scandi
navian-American, bank of 'Seattle,
and which he will receive next
month when the' bank settles at
thlrtyithree and one third cents on
a dollar, Jack Nolston i going to
buy 11 twin eight Rolls-Rjyce. The
only other maditlne of this kind
in extstunce Is uwned by the emin
ent logging contractor, Paul ltiinyun.
(' HTAItTS ACADEMY
. Jack . Nostor,, Pelican Bay elec
trlcian, is contemplating founding
an iicJilemy to teach the fundumen
tnl principles of the undent art of
angling. Nestor contemplates charg
ing a foe of twenty dollars per se
mester. All fighting tackje, limn
bo -fulnklied ' by the pupils, who
must also supply hooks, I In ex, pole-t,
clothing uiul food.
CURTAILING OF
Timber Operators of West
Loast Association Agree
to Slow Down
PORTLAND, Apr. 27. Curtailing
ot logging operations In western
Oregon aud Washington as a moans
ot stabilizing the Industry, was ten
tatively agreed on at conference
here yesterday, the Portland Tele
gram says . today. The agreement
will be put Into conclusive form
Monday, It Is added. . .
The reason aaajgned for, the ac
tion is that receding lumber prices
have affected log prices und that
until the demand for logs Increases
tier will be still lower prices, says
the newspupor.. , , '.,'.
According to tenlutlve'agreemenls
of logging operators they will eea-p
activities June 1' and prolong the
July, ,4 closed, period for two woeks
at least. Operators uttendlng the
conference sqld this would ulso aid
lu minimizing the forest-fire men
ace.. 1
Hot - Air - Dogs
With (he news, that all the cur
rent Issues of the Harrurd Lampoon
Lave been seized by the police uud
postal authorities, the contraband
issue Js selling at a premium.- We
suggest thai lumber manufacturer's
trade mark their product with snup
py pictures stamped on each slick
ot timber to .overcome f ie present
sluggish condition of the market.
i. 'lYes, of course I love you, Hap,".
she said, and she took off her ehoe.
"Yes, and we'll get married some
day," and she took off her stock
ings. .
"We'll have the sweetest little
bungalow," and she took oft her
sport sweater.
"We will have a lot of dear little
flower bed,," and tfie took off her
skirt. v '"
'Hap, dear,' why can't we be mar
ried In the spring, when the worli
Is filled :wlth langhter," and ie
took off her camisole.
"If you prefer the fall, I prefer
it too, because we are as one, sweet
heart." and she took off her petti
coat." (She was an old fashioned
girl:) ,. , .
"Hap, before we go any further,'
teli mo once more that you love
me," and she removed the Inst ves
tiges of her clothing.-
"Hap, lioney, I am cold .and, wbrfi
to go to bed. Goodnight." And she
hung up tho telephone receiver.
Lumbcrlogue wltlies to go on re
cord as being firmly opposed to the
Eresent length of women's skirts.
We do not disapprove of the fash
ion on moral-grounds, being unable
to see how the exposal or conceal
ment of sundry feet of feminine leg
can affect tho moral welfare of
the youth of the land.. But we do
maintain that ho present stylo is In
direct opposition to the lofty prin
ciples underlying the' Declaration of
Indepcndohco and our .renowned
constitution'. Whut chance, we ask.
have the spindle shanked, the obese
klamath, county sawmill,
planing Mill, and manufAc
, turers' directory.
Ackley Bros., Klamath Falls. . ; ' " ,
Algoma Lumber company, Algoma..
Anne Creek Lumber company, Fort Klamath.
Big Lakes Box company, Klamath Falls. , ' 1
Bryant Mountain Lumber company, Malin.
; Christy; Lumber company, Kirkford.
.Campbell-Towle Lumber company, Sprague.
Chiloquin Lumber company,' Chiloquin. "
Ewauna Box company, Klamath Falls. ,
Illinois Lumber company, Langell Valley.
Kits Lumber company, Bonanza. ; ,
Kriise Lumber company, Klamath Falls.
Klamath Lumber and Box company, Shippington.
Long Pine Lumber 'cbmpany, Bonanza.
Lam mLumber company,' Modoc Point.
McCulIom Lumber company, Keho. ' " 'V
Modoc Pine company, Chiloquin? v , .
Nine Lumber company, Klamath Falls; ,
Pelican Bay Lumber company, Pelican City.
Shaw-Bertram Lumber company, Klamath Falls, f
Shasta View Lumber and Box company, Klamath Falls.
Spraque River Lumber company, Chiloquin. , );
Wheeler-Olmstead Lumber company, Klamath Falls.
. Planing Mills and Remanufacturing Plants
Big Basin Lumber company, Klamath FillsV
Lakeside Lumber company, Klamath Falls. ( !
Klamath Moulding company, Klamath. Falls. ...
"SwanIMirM'6uldin Faffs? " '
Sixth Street Lumber company, Klamath Falls. '
White Tine Moulding company, Klamath Fulls,
shanked, tho Jelly nlmkoil, tho bow
logged, ami Die knock kuved dam
sels against tliu tthupely steins we
see fluuntlng themselves up uud.
down Ihe street, Burely,, u slylu
aui'lt us the, present onu Is undemo
cratic und unfair, aud In tho Inter.
osls of those ludles not born with
the underpinning of u Zlegfleld star,,
we contemplate waging war faro
upon tho turl skirt until It comes
down to n democratic level.
tAMM'S CAMP
. . . ,
l-jverybody Is giving her the high
ball around hero imw. . cuing full
speed with one hundred and ten men
I u camp.
, Loading ou an uverngo'ot about
twelve to fourteen cars per day with
two Best thirty tractors, with an
other new Best thirty going out
on the 23rd, making three tractors
and big wheels nuw In uu. . Trac
tor drivers are W. It. (Bill) Hyde,
Henry Metzner und W. W. Win
nlnghnui, , I'slijg one McOirford loading ma
chine. The famous top loader Bert
(illlla, holster John iSchuled, Hunker
Joe Hammersley, Ju.-k Cooley, A.
Murgula uud W. 8. Godfrey. 'Laud
lug scaler Jim Bailey, Woodhuck
II. A. Brlggs. .
Running twelve sets . fullers nil
giving her the Sweedlsh blasting
powder. Four bunching . teuma.
Geo. Hugodorn scaling for the fal
lears und Hurry Station scaling for
the bunchers. Stanton was called
away on account of sickness of seme
ot his relation In Los Angeles, John
O'Connor from up Washington way
la filling his position while he I
away. . . ...
Claude Houghton camp superin
tendent went Into . Klamath Fnlli
on Tuesday night where ha and Mrs.
Houghton attended tho big tight
of Richie und Bromble,
K. P. (Ed) Brady conductor ou'
tho famous smoke wagon the logging
train is wearing a big smile around
ramp.don't know the reason unest
It bo a new girl In camp. Brady
was very sad for awhile, as all tho
girls working In the dining room
were married. ,
Jim Bailey went Into Klamath
Falsi Saturday night , staying over
Sunday, when he camu back Mou
day morning he had to .lay oft a
halt day . on account of u lame back.
Bailey says that he will ,tuy In
cum u from now on as ho can't af
ford to lose any time and have to
stay In camp next winter and make
ties. It's too- bad that Bailey can't
go Into town without getting a lume
back, believe that I would tuy away
too. . .. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lowo, Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Hyde and ..Mr. ami
Mrs. W. L. Clement are Ihe proud
possessors of each a new throe room
family house Just finished.
.Mrs, Cecil Lowe Is spending a
few days in Klamath Falls doing
some spring shopping.
Mr. and, Mrs. V. L. CJvmont went
Into Klamath Falls on Wednesday
afternoon on business. ,
Have been doing quUo a bit of
improving In , the store aiid office
making tho store larger and putting
in some now office, fixtures. Camp
carpenter J. W. Pratt doing tie
work.
William Blrtlcy, better known as
Brandy Bill Is earring a big smile
'around camp now o'doys he has his
now false teeth at last. He says
that he Js going to work hard and
save up a big stake for next wlnto
er. Hurray, Brandy 'will, go to It.
W. E. Lamm from Modoc Point
visited tho camp on Thursday aftor-
yyVWVV.AVNrVWtirVVW
Ask Paul Bunyan
' I mail u tho.wnleh ho used. It hnd a
crowbar for a second bund uud used nine
- acres of glass lu the crystal,
8nd In your Vatch In me, well packed,
nd I'll return II to you by parcel post.
Orali W. Loud
JOT KOI Til SKYI'l.NTK
Send i
in your suit
Have It rtcnuodi and presied ud walling for you , when you lilt
(own! '
Ask the boys lu camp they know chat wo do good work.
r KLAMATH DYE WORKS
431 Mulil Phono -iOH
('Icoihth uiul Dyer f
i . . Hals Cli'iineil mill Blmknl '
LOGGERS-
1 send in your boots to us. Have them repaired and
, ; Avaiting for you when yoii come jn.
Agents for Vanco Loggers ' X f
EVANS SHOE SHOP
1014 Main St. '; . ' Klamath FalU i
. Gloves Sox Dress' Shoes
LUMBER y
OPERATORS' "7)
HEADQUARTERS M.'-;,
KLAMATH FALLS ..
. The ' -X:
Arcade Hotel
( Every Convenience
noun.
llnrney McCaffrey, section fore
man fur tlui Lamm Lumber Cum
pany fur several years says ho Is
the happiest man III camp, have
Jut received new Casoy Junes
r.MUl Kurd Motor speeder, llnrnev
Is very muchly Interested In some
oil wells ut Lonx llcuch, so nat
urally he anya glvo Henry the gas,
boys.
PELICAN BAY SMOKER
'IS GREAT SUCCESS
Dunce In lie (Jlvcn Next Tliiiindny
Kvciilng for Mi'iiibcrs
mill (llictln
Tho smoker held at the Commun
ity club In Pelican City Friday
nlKht was 'a hlnhly suconniitul affair
with about' olKhty men present.
Hmokcs wcro illnlrlbutcd anil Vern
Shlpman, pianist, Charlie C'nrru th
orn, sax artist, and ld Hurbert on
the traps furnished munlc fur Ihe
occasion,"
The boxlnic bout belweon "Cook
house" Myers and "llox Factory"
Myers wus a draw, Tho men lire
not brothers, ullhounh they foiiKl't
llko It. Tho bout between Hid Her
bert, of tho Community club and
"Heavy" ifllvern, of tho company
store was also u draw.
During tho , ni-intram Boeriitary
itliotlca announced thut the . man
with high aaoro In tho pool tourna
ment Mr cucli current month would
play pool nt tho expense of the club
for the coming month,
Thursduy night llio club Is giving
a . dance' to which mnmberM of tho
club .may Invito, tliuli- 'frlonilH by
leaving jiunicn wltji. Ihe, aocretury
of tho club, who will, forowuid writ
ton Invitations, to tho propoaod
guests.
NKLSTOX I'lHIUOS
Jack Nelaton went fishing Sim.
day. and iihoiI a pole .of his own In
vention. The nullont feature of this
polo was a globulo of tlm iconic
acid -with whk'h Freolnnd Hliiloy nn
nuliila his pitching arm, Accord
ing to Nolston, tho flHh.lunpud niml
ly .from tho water 11 ml hI Id ' down
tho polo Into his creel, An exact
account of tho trip Is iielng prn
parod for the fuul lliinynii col.1111111.
' NKW MAN IX CLIlil
., Hid. ' Horberlj ', employee '-of the
Pullciiu City Community ol lib, has
rnslgnnil hla poHlllon, He In suc
ceeded by VVilHcr Henry, '
ll.VItT Ill'II.IH.Vd
CHEMICALLY PURE
Distilled
water
. Any Quantity j
25c per gallon .'
THE BATTERY
SERVICE STATION
Wm. E. Mueller
613 Klamath Phone 841
OKKIf'K I'KItKH I P
Tho office of the il'ullcan Day
Lumber company It im Ueen looklnif
very muifii nllvo lately, slnco tho ad
dition of MIhb Kdlth Mcdilnn to tho
offlco force. .Miss McUunn has -a
huuso of her own nnd a new Ford
coupu, und since her . arrival , even
Terrible Turrcnco Murphy lias eous
ed to grumble about gluo In hlx
rubbers. p
. rmntv woiikh x cut-off " 1
.Tuck Drury, who lifts boon work
ing for C, I'). H11111I11II, logging con- .
tractor Tor the McCnllom Lumber
company, has lert McCullom's mill ,
und Is' coii tract lug Willi bis truck
on tho Nnti'ini (lut-iff Woik nbovo ,
Kirk, llnforo leaving hrury hauleil
'twenly-slx IoiiiIh of lumber1 from tho
mill In tho Hlqi ' Stroot Lumber
company, The lumber w mostly
ntiilnid plnn from last your't cut
und , fir 'from Mils season' saw
ing. It will be 1 worked Into dim-.
enslon, siding, shlplap, and other
building material nt -the . Sixth
street plant. ' :
NKW fiookKiiUPKlt '
; MIhs ; Aiiiui Mlchutilson, V fornierly
With thn Insurance firm' n( .Dunbar'
Sc Dunbar, Iiih acceprnd a pfislljon as
bookkeeper, yjlh i . liiii McOtillom
Linh ber cuiiipany,'
" ' HAMK Olll) K'i'OltV
Jack Nolaton doelareM tlint Dob
KoHslur's oleclrlcal work la n n
pur wll'h Ills rnillu-Mtll wliitl,