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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1920)
11 it, Am it, THE EVPWWG MBUIft MAMATH FAIL. 0"G0 f i No Need to Worry. about how to invest your money to the best advantage. A forty-acre alfalfa farm in the Malin section the finest in Klamath County will put you on easy street Glad to show you around. Louis Botdischar InrettmeaU MAUN, OREGON WASHINGTON. D C. Aug 10 'Tbe forest of the Pacific coast states ', 1 1 com prise our tail great body of rot). ;lferous timber and contain practlr- 1 ally bait ot the remaining savitlmber ';ln tbc Unit J States, according to a 'lirrport on timber depletion mad- toi ; ;lthe United States senate by the forest service of the United State depart-. , I me.nl of agriculture The develop- ' I mb KBat nf ttm It Il-i a I I ISTUt V UC IHUi - : 'greeted ,( shipments to eastern market have, largely Increased, and polnta former- M itin1lH hv vffllnw nine havf, been t i 1 Invaded up to the very bound.rle. of ( z ' ' ' .It, yellow.plne-produclng territory., Notice la hereby giT.n that on or before sixty day. fro- the fir day off Approximately 3H time. a. much "ly, 1920, the County Conrt of Klamath Coanty. Oregon, will, la open 'timber I being taken from the !. Court, cancel all warrant in tie nana oi me uouaiy uw oi hiu uiuo7,ickic toast forests as is produced by which bare be-n Issued and not protested tor a period oi seven year or HT FORESTS LAST BIG SOFT WOOD Industry ot the region, however, bat already pro- tar Wltbln me last year men prior to the first day cf July. 1120; also all warrant will be bald for naught, and payment thereof (topped, where It appear that same bate been protested for a period of seven year prior to the first day of July. 1J0, and have been duly called by the County Treasurer bnt not presented for payment. The following list shows the names of payees, date, number and amount of warrant as shown by warrants to be acted upon by the County Court as above stated. KIR8T: Warrants received from the County Clerk but not pretested: Name I O. Burke L. Exell J. E. Wbltlatrh C. A. Arnold E. J. Caeber J P. Corpenlng John Miller A. Kinney J. R. flitter P. E. Saxer Date Fund General -iGeneral J3.General ...General j: General .General .....General General -.General General Number 25194 -- 27399 28281 2S428 2SS33 29016 29101 292S3 292(5 Amount 13. 30 6.80 8.60 75.00 3.S0 38.00 4.90 1.20 1.00 .65 SECOND: ." "-. Warrants protested by the County Treasurer and called: Name Date Fund Number Hiram Busbcll General 27772 Crias. Pattee General 28155 .1170.35 Amount $1.70 18.00 Total THIRD: .119.70 Warrants In the bands of the County Clerk: Name Abraham Charley J. H. Court Prank Pine John Pitt H. M. Daniels Stonewall Jackson Prank Plcbold H. B. Manchester . John S. Moore Lester Maxwell H. H. William Lout Dachelburg Lnclasn Ball J. W. Jackson -Homer Hutchinson a. W. Brady .. Jack Lilly Crater Lai e Circle No, Albert Peel C. A. Riley C. urose Sept, Nov Jan, Jan. Jan -.Jan 734 Date uly 6, 1912 --Sept. 4". 1912 4, 1912 4, 1912 7. 1912 3, 1913 3, 1913 3, 1913 3. 1913 Tab. 5, 1913 Mar. 6. 1913 .June 4, 1913 May 9. 1913 ...May 9, 1913 -Apr. 5, 1913 ..Apr. 5, 1913 ..Apr. 6, 1913 -Apr. 5, 1913 Mar. 6, 1913 Mar. 6, 1913 .July 22, 1912 Fund General General General General General General General General General t General General General General General General General General ( General General General County Road Number 26392 26677 26771 26880 27323 27729 27737 27782 27935 29091 28529 29309 29163 29038 28888 28886 28885 28829 28533 28532 1074 Amount $2.20 17.50 1.70 9.00 2.00 1.70 1.70 1.70 4.20 1.85 2.10 1.70 4.70 6.00 1.70 1.70 1.70 2.50 1.60 1.60 19.00 .$87.85 Total State of Oregon, County ot Klamath, ss: I, C. R. DeLap, County Clerk of the above named County and State, bereby certify that tbo wltbln and foregoing Is a true and correct list of County Warrants subject to cancellation a Jbe same appear of record In my office and In my care and custody. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have berunto set my band and affixed the aeal of the County Court, this 3rd day ot July. 1920. C. R. DE LAP, County Clerk. By Garrett K. Van Riper, Deputy. July 6-13-20-27-3-10-17 growth, white for timber of saw timber 'tire the depletion Is nine times the growth. ' Ha I-o.-jcr Virgin Stand The commercial fore-t area of the Pacific cofist states, the report says, ban been reduced to 'approximately ' 57.5SS.000 acres. "A large percent age of this, about 39,370,000 ncrM, ' Is In virgin stands." Not all of this, however. Is accessible, high-grade timber, for there Is a large percent age of relatively Inferior and Inacces sible: areas. "This Is an Important i factor which Is usually overlooked In the consideration ot the western tim ber supply." Second-growth ot saw tlmber lie covers about 5,292,000 acres, and smaller second-growth 6,425,000 acres while non-restocking forests cover 6,500,000 acres. The present stand of timber Is estimated to contain about 1.141, 000,000000 board feet Of this amount, Oregon has a total stand of nearly 494,000,000,000 board feet, Washington has 334.000.000,000 feet, and California over 313,000, 000,000 feet More than half of the total, or about 686.000,000.000 board1 feet, occurs in the Douglas fir belt of western Oregon and Washington. Douglas fir comprises approximately' 568,000.000,000 feet, anil of this 505,000,000,000 feet, or nearly one fourth of the remaining sawtlmber In the United States, is In Washington and Oregon. CuCOvrr Are Large !,0 b ,,,,, j1.333.ooO.OOO feet, ac- Already there Is a cut-over area of cordn- t0 the r(.p()rt Tnt ,,, an. approximately 6,125,000 acres, the , gr()Mh of , ,. , ,.,,,,. report states. Of this amount about ,, t0 abou, 2,,Oo.000.000 board two-thirds Is In Washington and'f(H nation of the forests, there Oregon, and a very large percentage foref ap,,roxmll,.y 314 time the is west or tne cascades in tne uoug- KroMh wh,e Opinion of sawtlm-' las fir belt. The area burned over .f ,, .proximately nine times the' annually in the three Pacific coast -rowll, cf the ,amo ci, 0f material , states was found by the forest service 0nt. rll)l0n for ,h. rompuratlvoly to amount to 460.000 acres, and the ,,,,, rowth ti 0, courM. tno fact loss in timber to about 000.000,000 lhB, , ,-,,.., , th., t..rriinrv ) 0&000m0l0W00000m00000000ll VVVWVVWWWMWWVWrWrriaerrrMrAM Notice to Public! No Delivery Alter August 15 i Beginning August 15, 1920, the B. P. Lewis store will share its profits with its customers who buy for cash. At the same time this will help to reduce the H. C. L., for you know ns well as we do that cash buys goods cheaper than credit. Cash will enable us to purchase our supplies at a much less figure than at present, and we in turh can give our customers the benefit of this sav ing. This we will do in three ways: FIRST: We will give a five per cent discount for cash purchases only purchases must amount to one dollar or more. SECOND: We will give our customers the benefit of cheaper prices due to our ability to buy our ' goods from wholesale houses at less cost for cash than credit. THIRD: No Delivery or Auto Expenses. Reg ular customers, who buy on the monthly payment plan, will receive a two per cent discount, only in case their bills are paid by the tenth day after they become due. If not paid by the tenth after becoming due, S', interest will be charged on the monthly purchases. All bills due on the account books Aug. 15, 1920, and not paid by August 25, 1920, will draw S',; interest from date of purchase to date of settlement. With fairness to all customers, this rule will be applied impartially, without regard to individuals. We trust that everyone affected by this new ruling will see to it that his bills are settled in due time to avoid the added expense of interest. We heartily solicit your patronage and trust that you will be pleased to co-operate in -this money-saving scheme: Thanking you all for the past business, we are , , Very truly yours, ' BEN P. LEWIS 6TH ST., NEAR KLAMATH Zmtiii00 - i-i rnLiii.ru-ujTr.nnj board feet. The annual drain on the forest of the Pacific coast flutes Is estlraated Unusual Tires TIRES that are different in their distinctive good looks and in their construction. An extra ply of fabric, an extra heavy tread, and generous oversize make a tire of remarkable endurance. Next TimeBUY F1SK Charlie's Place SIXTH AND KLAMATH a-sj - " n FISK a-B-H-B H-B-S kBiis 4a . MEDfOP TIHE aaaB)a HlY''i S' MXVll e kw m " vV very occupied by virgin stands In spite of the tremendous supplies of timber In rurtuln localities u large proportion of local timber has been cut. and logging operatioriH urn being pushed hack to the leu accesulble timber In the rougher mount-In re gions, the report polntM out. "The exhaustion of local supplies Is a vital matter to local prosperity and dnvel opinent. It means the cessation ot a. local Industry, the abandonment of Improvements, rapid depreciation of Investments, and other losses wblcb tbc Industry, the. community, and the consumer must shoulder." lleing t.'ut lUpldly The timber stand lu California Is being cut at the rate of about 1,500 000,000 feet annually. "Practically all of tbe cut, up to the present time, I baa been In the most accessible stands, Kbereus a considerable part of tbe remaining timber is compar atively Inaccessible," tbe report saw. i "Logging operations are removing annually a little Hhh than 2 pur cent of western Washington' and less I than 1 per cent cf wextern Oregon's timber. Vet the reasonably nccess- hlble-tlniber-aiHl-thnt-ln-iirlvnurown"-ornhlp Ik going wry much fiiHtur; and, with decreasing ttouthern-plnu production, enormous prt-HHure to in (reuse tlio cut may ho expected." As an ('.ampin, the Hlttrutlon In Orny'H Hurbor county Is cited; "About 20 yenrs ago there wero In this county 700,000 ucres of .timber urn! only about 76,000 ucres of cut tings, Now there nru ."fin, 000 acres nf stumps. One-sixteenth of tho county's private tlmburlund In being cut over annually. In 26 years the supply of privately owned virgin tim ber will be gone." It has been found that In western Washington about 8b,uoo ucre an- I nually, and in eastern Washington 39,000. acre annually were cut over from 1908 to 191. All thing con sidered, It la expected by an author- BIG JAZZ DANCE AT OPEN AIR PAVILION TOMORROW NIGHT Largest dance floor between Portland and San Francisco SPECIAL JAZZ MUSIC COME! Everyone Invited COME! Education Pays lOll Till: INDIVIDUAL AMI I'Olt Till: KTATK A I'urson with No Education has but One Chance In 1 50,000 to Itender Distinguished Service to the Public Willi Common School Kducullon i Chances With High School Education . 87 Chunces With College Education A00 Chances All: YOU CIV1NM VOUIt C1III,I) HIH fllANCK? 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