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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1928)
"T1 ! I i2:r The New Oregon Statesman, Salem. Oregon, Thursday Morning, November 7, 1913 i UDU FORESTS Exemption from . taxation of forest land upon which growing trees are the only crop would do saore to speed " reforestation in Oregon, as it has in California, Ufea any other thing. Winfield Seett told the Salem Rotary club at Its luncheon Wednesday. Mr. Scott 1 director of public rela tions for the National Lumber Manufacturers' association. "The new practice in forest op erations, carried out very largely by the large timber cutting com paales, is to put trees on a crop basis Ad to reseed where trees are cut. There are a number of Important forest nurseries in the northwest and elsewhere on the coast. "But nothing will so surely speed the production of forest trees as a crop, following the cut Uag of timber, as will the prac tice of exempting reseeded areas Cram taxation. So long as the western states, especially Oregon aad Washington which are so de pendent, upon lumber, continue to charge a tax premium on timber ed lands and lands upon which tew growth appears Just so long will It be difficult to arouse any great enthusiasm for reforesta tion." Mr. Scott showed a number of stereoptlclan pictures of forest arrow ths and made a special point of the big trees of California. His talk was proceeded by a brief re view of forest work In Oregon, by f. A. Elliott, state forester. FIVE BElXijCtS FOCTTBMjIMaM V v V v y'yJvy)x - s. x3 i. : m . - - i 4 v1 Each of these flveimembers f the Oklahoma A. and M.' college football team has Jined np at the altar. They, are, left to right, Grady Buflixon, tackle ; Sam Myers, center; Ambrose Patterson, guard; Barney Hendrlckaon, tackle, and Boy Danford, quarterback. Laidlaws Leave For California To Spend Winter Mr. and Mrs. W. A. LaldKw! will leave today for San Diego, Cel., where they will spend the next four months. They have .win- j tared In San Diego for the last 14 years, Mr. Laidlaw having business Interests there. On the way south, the Laidlaws will visit several friends. Mr. Laidlaw is interested in the de velopment of Belcrest Memorial park, having purchased the en tire tract on which this develop ment s being made. 4 One of the exciting and drama tic scenes m the Tit f any-Stahl pro duction "The , Tragedy of Youth which Is nowfhowtng as the fea ture picture Attraction at the Ore gon is the foundering at sea of a large ocean liner and the spectac ular rescue of the passengers. The Uvea of many of the extras were safeguarded from accidents by - a flotilla of life boats manned by life guards who picked the women and men from the water. In the cast of hls splendid picture are Warner Baxter, Patsy Ruth Mill er, Buster Collier, Claire McDow ell. Harvey Clark. Margaret Qulm by, Steppin Fetchit and Billie Bennett. 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