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THE EVENINO HERALD. KLAMATH FALL!, OREGON
PAflK MINK,
KEATESr STANDING PINE TIMBER SECTION IN THE UNITED STATES
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rat Timber Resources
of the Klamath Country
lly KtltW PI.KKT
llamnth County timber In a .hurt
ll Iimm a tremetidiMU slgnlfl
re, however, to thona who ie at
enred lumberman, mid which would
teo,ulre a volume lu treat adequately.
A few nllriil ftUtitlr mny be ug
geated, however, which mlKht bring
Nciiualuted with Ilia subject, mid out the tntne of our timber ri
body of yellow pint, or mora properly
known California whlta pine, on
lha aarth'a aurfara: Timber of tba
country laa been erulsed at Jl.OOo,
000,000 feet, ronltlng moatly of Cal
Iforriln whlta pine, with iom red and
while fir and sugar pine. Thlrty-ono
billion l a Una number, so Urge, In
fart, that many of ua fall to grasp lt
alanltlranra without careful consid
eration of Iho figures, V know that
STRAHORN SAYS THE WAR WILL NOT
. RETARD PROSPERITY AND DEVELOPMENT
TJiero Iinii appeared audi a fc-. cattle. hcep, hoc, wool and dairy
product. Tfiwo will aiotio mane
hcul of Klamath
which will itupport
Pall by team,
a rlty if ten or
(hi. timber would completely cover .a . .nqr...n..y ... .... v-r W1 rkU w ,ou twvl) thmumait ,e hould unlock
averal of our amall eastern state: ,, Internle of Klamath County ' tr,lllmrutiog facilities. Then thl. great natural wrath far back
that wo ran eipeet to Mm but a frac- , j)Ul W,at ffet ,))B t,ntrant) of ,n, wn lirVed value of much of the Into Iho Interior by the only potalbl
lion of It cut within our generation, fm Und 8u, )nt0 ,,, gat'n tor sugar beet will oon add method good railway facilities
and that It aurea one of the world a I , manufacture of nicar on a'larao'and oulckly build a city h-rc of tweu-
ira.ln.1 lumbering center for .hi. -" """"""'" '" T'ac-le. ly to thirty thousand. True, all and
uiatrict, out even men wo ennrmiiy " w...v...,..-.... ..,,,..,.-
of tho thing la not realised
to lha Herald that the opinion cf
Itobert B. Htrahorti woJtd be of
great value at thU time. Mr. Htra-
Thera are 6,180 feat In a tulle,
Divide 11,000,000,000 by thUand wa
find that our timber would build a
board walk one foot wide and 5,171,.
19 J mile long, ll la 137,600 mllea
lo the moon, ao It would take 4.7&J.
000 mllea of thla timber to build a
walk twenty feet wide to that planet
iw f ihi.lv f ti,ttinrifi i rii mil inrn
and contemplated develop.," "" , . , - . . ,.,.i i..
I "Tim r nn miiiitr hd uro- rnn.trnrtlve offortii are areatly nao-
roent of Ihla aacllon, that It ocru"ljonje,( wln d(1 , le prosperity of dlcapped by war condition, but tho
all these Intercut. In fact while reward for pushing work to a reas
the continuance of the conflict la onable extent now will be propor-
horn'a cloae connection with many
of the big develop!? and public
men of lha count and bla lonjc aaso
clallon with the prominent financier
HlMMMIti Cvwaif liMtiee
Cover a wnlk forly feet wlda around " country place him In a pol
the world and cover tho Lincoln high- 0D " lotm more accurate opinion
way acroaa the Uritle Htate verr ,han mo,t ma- wbB ikd wnl
nicely, and have enough left to kaeo ibought the war arould have
our mill, busy for aome time lo cotn. " ' development of thla tectlon,
mmm he replied:
Our monthly payroll for the mllla,
otterallnghero la.t aeaaon waa f 116.-
000, and one romlnant lumberman
rnantly atated that kccordlng to the "What do I think of,
gjgJBUentagaoTgrow,th.Iweare,or the KfrvMU CountrnM'
HOWJ evtttttg the' limber about one- tral Oregon since war condition
third aa faat a It la growing. It wilt bav become ao acute? Well aaaum
therefore take a monthly payroll of lug that the momentum of public
unleraally deplored I ta, demand will tlonately greater.
Ily IUIIIKKT K, HTaHOIt.V
UturaLB"!aa.
L-rm aii
I'Uat of Priinui IUy' Lamber Co.
I 119.1 lidfi I ll al ffft IfakMii avan tavltfc Ii4a aililrll lha lijrtl JbffAPfa aitijf alfniMftf t
Tw-..,. jr- ,w ei-i- 99 ? 1...V . v..w.w aM """ ,-.-- -JK .la t l.li 1 - Aft.. 10 .tt ... ..
growth of thla timber without d- unlveraal .elf aacrlflce to attalrtl'"-' pa n. .. p-.u ,... iu wm.
lire, a feeling of awe toall who i aourrea. and emphwale the potential treating lla bulk. Prealdent R. A. thing worth going after aro con-l l onaervauon. wm.interetu raeationea are pro.pere.
ind a atudy of the matter. It wealth from which wo are deatlned .lohnaon of the Klamnih Mnnufaetur- tinned, there ahould be a large meaa-rr.' y.l . srcm,er or leM aeree Mtne aggreaaive ana aiacreei DBe
In a new article lo handle to pront. It.g company, declared In a recent ure of pro.perlly this rear and next n" ,n.er. ""er,or communitiea wnicii man in every line must oe eqwuiy
an Mhlrh raiilit unlv Im uiUfar. i Klamaiti fi.univ ii. what i mil.! &riiri Mihi h w..i.i ik. ni rtnrt . ....i ..-,. .iv.i...n. ir. .it nn "r0 uaiea aa to get tneir pro- no. ll la a une ror courage aa wen
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gaipto.'.ed by the iuutexier. vcraally admitted to be the UrgeitjflbO t market the atandlnK timber In "The rccourcea of the Central Ore-
formation on Oregon-
California Grant Lands
lhl dUlrlct.
I Threo ijuartera of n million acrra
(.of deeded timber land are within
the county boundry, with nn aa.e.ied
valuation of f'.OOo.ono. ThU la i--
gon
ate almoin
Hharp, aperlnl nront In give any reference right for the pur-
i of clarification of the Oregon chain or aaqulremanl.of any of Uh-boi
l... u.ll.1 .... ,. -.. ...
iii uirn iiit wnm are lo oc nil'
poaed of and the time of their dlapo-
of taxea until It la manufactured.
It would aurely aeera In the face of
tfieae facta that one of the world'a
grealeat lumbering center la bound
lo grow up here, and the rapidity
wlta which It grows depeada to a
large extent upon the enterprise ot
the people tbeaaelvea.
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ilornUI grain land, with head. InndMir any right wiiaiaoever which ,'r1 ,0,5,tln ''Poratlon.. the "big
r In I'crtlanil, tin. recelted an can be reapecied by thl government.
atntninent from the iiitcielary Wl'.en tint land have ben i'U.innd.
Iliiierlur. relntlna lo the policy public notice will he given from lime
Interior dxpartmriit In connec- to time fixing and defining the term
)th the grant land.
raecretary requeata thai hH
lut be given publication a It anion.
taume lmioriaiit piliiia roii'j The attention of the department
whlth Inquiry ha been haa been called to the fact that there
a are already at work In the field lo-
lerretnry In hi atntement em' rntor who are clalmliiK that thru
the fart Hint the laud are t their aervlce preference right ran
lo entry nnd thai It lla utter. be aecured by the payment of a aninll
for any peraon to attempt fee. The department dealrea at Ihla1
preference right upon any,llmn again to warn the publle Hint
nd. I no auch preference right can be ob-
turn especially agnlnat land lalned at Ihla lime, and that any
who are alleging lo bn able money paid to auch locator will tin-
preference right uponVar- doubtedly be money thrown away,
a .email fee. Any money It la the policy of the department
auch locator, declwrea tba that when tba Ian da are ready to be
r, la rauiivy iiiruwii n... 'wnu v,nr ivr iviiiviiiffHi anu vn
' men at work clalfylng tbaMry the public la lb be notified Ihere-
Ihe grant within the next .of ao that everyone will have an
ll, equal cnanre. inia policy win ne
ring I the atalement of the; atrocity adhered to.
of the Interior In full
ittentlon haa again been dl-
Iho fact that many Inqulrlea
ag made to omcinia oi iaa
amenl of the land J J
lr departmenta relative lo tho
to acltlement of the lnnda
it,. Iltnli. ni tltii vrntil In IhAlA
tU .,, '. .-.-I --...- - "1
k California llallroml Com-JL
Oregon, title to which waa x
to bo revcHlod In tho I'nltud
y thu net of Juno I), 1016
a. SIN.)
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t 7k
clftHHlllCttllon thereof nnd thu! Z
of tho tnxi, nit provldod byj J
. Tho Innd iloiuirimout lina,
rrlHliiR duo illllgonco In tlio !
cliiHHlflciitlon nn woll iih tliOjeJa
iim nt of tho tdxeti nrcruod,9a
L..I.I ..... .... ....i. ,, I ,.t II, .il X
lmiiu, inii jii m.iiui. .'i bMx'ia!a
li inniituii'u uy inn rnunmu
cnllltiK Into queatlon tlui
llonnllty of tho act, linn) nc
jliuoii uoiiiowlmt doliiyeil. Tliu
court In Ua (Incision, Untod
1017, fully upholils tho
loimllty ot tlmt net.
Inndo ura not yot opoa for
d Kottlcmont, nnd will not bo
til thoy liavo boon fully ro
il tho nmnnor dlroctcd by
undor auch, rulea and regula.
mny bo adopt od trr govern
ttoratlon. In tho meantime
rly uieleea for any perion to
to acquire any proforenco
on any of thoao land. There
kethod or ntunner by which
country are itlll all here and
Incomparable for rlch-l
nc and dlveralty. The limber
ralth la far greater than all that
U left In Michigan, wuconaln and
Jllmated to he nboul om-hair the en- 5"nwu and nearly equal to that
tire amount, the re.t being In the or "" u, ou"r' "' comuined.
Klamath Indian rrrtatln and for- T,,' VTlce' ,or ,un,ber P"c r
e.t mrvea. Nearly all the bolt of tMn tjr ,0" ,", bound na ,l10
limber grow no an to permit ccoiiom
market mtit bo good for year to
come.
n... ... .... ...
wheel" mnihn.1 i.,.inff ,nn.iiv --... ucn iown a Kiamatu ran wun
ployed. About two and a quarter JUte rail transportation ahould
billion feet tanda ft the Crater Lake WK" rUe ,0 tbo Impbrtanco of the
national foreat on Iho wet aide of l,ll,flt niber manufaciurlng cltle
Upper Klamath l.ake. nnd moit of It ,n ,h ,t on the atrength
I acceaalble to the lake. . r ,no luwbr Imluatry alone, while
. . many thriving' smaller cltle will be
The Increnao In popularity of pine cr(.n.,, , Ul0 me way
the world over g vea aaauranco of ..To ray mnd the Kamath Country
a eady market, and the growing acar- ,, tho rlcheit ln ngrlcuur)U ,,,
city In other section guarantee good tock rnUlnf powihllltlea of any aim
price. One feature of the lumber- nr arca tx.twon the c,cade moun
fng Induatry here which appeal to. ,,,, ftIld tho jlockles. T,Icro u no
many manufacturer. I that timber 8Uch cxnM of elly recUlnJWl
?c n"ftw 'I11'"" rMl,rv""ou marsh land anywhere and they are
8,000.000.000 feet) and several bll- the mo,t producl, ,n ,ho world.
lion feet In the fore.t reserve tan bo 0th8r ,rrlgnblo ,Bnd, arc of ,nrte
aecured by operator, here and pald,e.ten. nnd thpT nroduco all h,rd
for when cut. obviating the payment ;,,, crop,. Wh.t Is not generally
known or appreciated on the outside
U the fact that many people ot thla
aectlon produce an ample supply of
all hardy frulta and some of them
even peaches, motions and corn. But
tho great rural wealth will be on
the wonderful production of all tame
and wild graaaee. grain of all kinds.
ducts to market. There I the crux as prudence. The country Is here:
of tbo whole situation. Instead of the times are ripe, so let ua not wearr
a developed country within a day's1 In well doing.
A Nettleton Master Street Boot
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The smartly refined lines of this model, its thor
ough finish, its quality-look all make a strong
appeal to the man who seeks, dress-value in shoes.
But mere: in black calfskin, "The" Ardsley" rep
resents the absolute utmost in wear ; in tan calf
skin, it is almost as durable. Nettleton shoes are
a sound investment and a real cconony.
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REGAL SHOE STORE
Agent for NsHastea Men's Shoee-the World's
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A. ntvltis In' UathlnR CniiH. stoit la our
store koiiio dity soon nnd look over
our udvance uhowliig. Tho sranrtost,
moHt bonutlful nnd moat prncUcul
stylos wo hnvo over offorod are ready
now. Step In and aoo "what's what"
In Datblng Cap Millinery this season.
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1 OI.IXW TIIK8K .HOT WKATHIMt HUMS:
I Ke .NiiwIiik lltlli noil Mpplea Absolutely Clean.
Tho moHt Minltnry, as well ua satisfactory, uuisIiib outfit I
tho FAUt.TI.KS8 "Natural Nurser." It never collapses or
lonkaj In natural-like; easy to clean and keop clean. Ask
about It. '
S Keep llaby'H Ktotuarli Warm, lint Xot Hot.
A Haby's sIko "WKAItKVKR" No. iO Hot Wntcr Bottle, filled
with warm wnlor, will bo vory convenient. Wo huvo thorn.
8 Keep llnhy'H lloueN 0hii, Hut l-ook Out for Diarrhoea.
" An Infant HyrinRo la doslrnblo and for better than dosing.
For Diarrhoea glvo plenty of boiled w,ntor. Also, glvo n llttlo
enstor oil tho lioijt nnd nnd safest Inxntlvn nnd healor, Tho
nftorKrfoct la sllglitly conatlpntlng. In enso of trouble, cnll
your doctor.
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