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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1921)
PAtll) TWO MONDAY, APRIL II, lIHit THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 1 i i . The Evening Herald r j. jiurkay.... ntKI) BOULK .... IMItor, .City IMItof Published dally oxcopt Bundar, by The Herald Publishing Company of Klamath Falls, nt 110 Eighth Stroot. Enterod t tho poitotflco at Kla math Falls, Ore., (or transmission through tho malls as second-class matter. HEMBER OF THB ASSOCIATED TRESS. Tho Associated Russ Is exclusively antlllod to tho uieTflr republication of aii-nows dispatches, credited to It, or not' otherwise, crodlted In this paper, and also tho local now pub lisher herpln. About This Time o" Year SATURDAY, AI'KIIj l, 1IKSI BMIT (From tlio Pacific Woodman.) Despite tho protests from time tc tlmo mado against tho recital of "smutty stories" In lodgo meetings and other gatherings where there ore persons to whom such so called "ontortalnmcnt" Is distasteful, nnd sometimes oven otfonslvo, wo occas ionally find the practtco still Indulg ed In. Efforts to curb It nro not al ways successful. Ignoring' for tho moment many ot tho excellent reas ons which may bo urged against this practlco It ought to sufflco here to direct attention particularly to tho Injurious effect resulting upon tho attendance and consequently upon tho prosperity of any organization of men or womon at whoso meet ings the frequent telling of unfit stor ies Is Indulged In. Thero seems to be no sufficient restraining Influence ' upon those addicted to tho habit of reciting this "stuff" to prevent Its Indulgence. Tho habit seems to bo as Irrcslstlblo as tho drug habit. It appears not to bo romomborcd that true wit Is nelthor djrty nor vulgar. Persons of refined or dollcate tastes may not bo regarded by others as congenial or companlonablo; but slnco wo Invito thorn to Join our or ganizations and we need them to help strengthen and build up they should not bo driven off or out by our, own offcnsjvo or thoughtless conduct or conversation. Eventually, and that very soon,. too, tho effect ot an Indulgence of tho habit In ques tion Is to reduce tho attendance at tho meetings, and consequently to detract , from the Interest taken In tbo organization, we need all of tho assistance all of the cooperation of alt of bur members, all of tbo time. It should be an Invariable rule to make and keep our meeting pleas ant and agreeable FOR ALL offen sive or distasteful to none. Remem ber: In union there Is strength. At the Theaters TIIK STAR Tho things that a woman will do for the man sbo loves havo often puzzled scientists who bolievcd that thoy bad reached perfection In tho study ot human nature. Thoro seems to bo no accounting for it save In the words of tho poet that "lovo Is of man's life a thing apart, but It Is woman's wholo existence" As Pan theVRomoff, Norma Talmadgc, In "Panthea," tbo big Solznlck picture which will be shown at tho Star tbca tro Tuesday only makes ono of the most unusual sacrifices imaginable to bring wealth and fame to her hus band and mako It posslblo for him to regain "bis health, ' "Panthea" is without question ono of tho biggest pictures Norma Tal madge ever mado. Two sensational prison deliveries and a shipwreck and plenty of spice to the plot development. Supporting Miss Taimadge aro Roger Lytton, Oeorgo Fawcett, Earlo Fox, E. Von Strohelm, Herbert Bar ry, Jack Meredith, Henry Thorpe and others. gC? OUCH. 1 y00 homer TO - I OUCH? HORTYOO LvZrt HHDHH II l uiK THIS! MA. I WAS, S30D.0D0 FOR FOREST FIE FIGHTING FUND I try lying west of tho Mississippi rlv- j are unproductive as far as timber er. i crops of economic vnluo nro concern- I "Our Kastern forett states onu uf , tur another lutvo been cut out and ml; and foront flroit nro largely re sponsible for their condition. Wo still censed to bo Important producers of I have upward or 200,000,000 acres TIIK IiIDERTV ' Tom Mix In tbo saddle, at the wheel of a racing car, doing stunts with the aid of his horse, Tony, and leaping a river In his car In addi tion to winning the band of a pretty girl will be tbo attraction at tbo Liberty Theatre tonight, In "Tho Road Demon." 'This thrilling, speedy comedy of western llfo Is doclared to bo the best Mix hail made. Ho begins by swapping his horso (not Tony, of courso) for a broken down auto on the desert, and, finding the steering gear broken, he uses his lariat to guldo tho pesky thing. Ho finally gots it going. He ridos back to the ranch. He can't stop the car. He rides through a fence and then a barn, and at' length he yells to his cowboy friends to shoot a nolo In the gas task to make it bait. '' ' WEATHER REPORT t OREGON Tonight and Tuesday, fair In west colder In east portion. Herald Wellington Ilurt'ati WASHINGTON, April 11. Duo to tho efforts of United State Senator Charles L. McNary, tho annual feder al appropriation for tho prevention ot forest fires has been Increased In tho sum or $300,000. , Last year tho amount was $100, 000, and-In making tho appropriation for this year the'houso increased It $25,000. When tho appropriation reached the senate, Senator McNary offered an amendment Increasing It to $G25. 000, but although It was adopted by that body, tho senato and houso con ferees reduced It to $400,000. Tho appropriation will bo used In co-operation with tho states In pro venting and combatting forest fires, the states matching tho government allotment on n 50-50 basis. Twenty-nlno states havo signified their intention ot co-operating. Orel gon being among them. "This appropriation docs not mean that tbo fcdoral government relieves tho owner ot valuable timber from protecting his property," said Senator McNary today In discussing It. "In tho allotments to tho states the chief emphasis Is placed upon using tho federal funds so as to extend tho protection organization of tho stato to culled, logged off and other de nuded areas which contain llttlo or no timber of present commercial vol uo, and whoso owners havo tho least lncontlvo to Incur tho cost of protec tion Is ot tho utmost Importance in tho genoral public Interest, becauso upon them must wo depend for our supply of timber after tho present virgin forests nro exhausted. "We havo used up thrcefourths of our original forests, and the sup ply of timber remaining Is becoming less and less adequate for tho re quirements ot tho country, both in quantity and In location. Slxty-ono per cent of what Is left lies west of tbo Great Plains, whereas tho bulk of the lumber and paper consumption Is cast ot the Great Plains. Moro than 50 por cent of tho standing timber today Is found In tho threo Pacific CoaBt states, and Gl per cent Is found In that groat Western coun- timber because their virgin forests, of forest land which has been cut have been but partially and lnndo-1 over, but contains culls or second quntoly replaced by second growth j growth timber or Is partially Blocked after logging. With tho exhaustion of ! with young trees. Th small timber theso old resources ot liimbor, 'pap-land young growth on this onnrmouH er and other forest products, and with tho Increasing distance which lumber must lie hauled from tho saw, mill to the consumer, much of It now I across the width cf tbo continent,' there Is a growing scarcity of forest ' products, which In no great longth ' nrea Is a forest nonet of tho utmost value. A considerable part of thlr area lies In thickly populated states within a stone's throw of largo cen ters of timber rousiimptlon. Yet are onormcus acreugu ot audi young for ests being destroyed by flro ovorj of tlmo will beconio critical. Markets ' yoar. Tho protection of this acreage may fluctuato ono way or another,! represents tho greatest slnglo fore owing to f Innnrlal and other tompor- try problom In thu country, nnd of nry conditions, but behind it nos a ' steady decrease In tho supply ot tim ber, whlcH has n very vital bearing upon our national housing, our na tional paper situation and many In dustries which uso lumber In manu factures. "I might add that statistics show that one In cvory twenty-flvo persons In this country finds his livelihood In occupations directly connected with lumbering or In Industries that. aro associated thcrowlth. "The groat causo of this situation is forest fires. We havo-onough land Itself will go n long way toward as suring a futuro supply ot tlmbor." FUNERAL OF DOHHIH RESIDENT HELD FRIDAY DORRIS, Cal., April 11. Funeral sorvlcos for tho lato Robert I). Gass, who dlod at his homo hero Friday af ter extended Illness, wero bold yes tcrday nftcrnoon at two o'clock, momhors ot tho local Christian Sclenco Church conducting thu core mony. Interment was mado at tho unfit for agriculture to grow all tho I I'icard Comotory. timber which this country requlro. Robert II. Gass wim ono of tho but a largo part of It has been mndo I plonoor rosldents of this community Idlo through destructive methods of ' nnd was well known nnd highly e.v logging, and particularly through ro- j teemed by his many friends. Ho had pcated forest fires. Thero are 81,- been confined to his bod for tho past 000,000 acres of such land today that year. .444r41 SPECIAL SALE OF THE F. M.'UPP STOCK OF ' WATCHES, JEWELRY, CUT GLASS HAND PAINTED CHINA AND SILVERWARE A. F. GLOVER SII Main St. Klamath Falls t Sale Starts Tuesday, April 12th, at 8 a. m. I i it n i m f i i r h i -I rn-H-nn -h i u- m- miiimiiiimw n 1 1 1 1 m-i-h-h-h-i-w hi i NOW ON SALE "OREGON-PRIDE of the WEST" THE NEW STATE SONG OF OREGON GET A COPY OF THIS NEW STATE BONO AND LEARN ITS WONDERFUL MELODY. ' Musical Directors Collego Professors Secretaries of Chambers of iCommcrco all over tbo Stato aro writing tho composor speaking in glowing forms ot this now song. It Is being sung in overy Patriotic school In tho State. Got your copy today and bolp boost your own state. ON SALE AT KLAMATH FALLS MUSIC HOUSE .GEO. A. WIRTZ, PROP. t' Architects' ..Supplies.. Wl! t'AHRV AT ALL 'NMICS A IXMIPLHTW SUPPLY OF Drawing Paper T-Squares Detail Paper Triangles Tracing Paper Scales Wo make ppeolnl effort to supply every demand of tlio archi tect nnd with Hint end In view wo linvn made arrangements whoru by wo can procure any special article, mi matter how technical, upon short nolle n. Wo hIiiiII appreciate nn opportunity to duinoii strain tbo efficiency of our service. STAR DRUG CO. WILL MAKE MONTH'S sntvr.v of iiinrriii: damaei: A. J Jnenlcke. forest examiner of the local forest sorvlco offices, will leave next week on n month's field survoy ot tho timber areas In Southern Oregon which nro Infect ed by Western bark beetles, snys tho Portland Telegram. The pri mary purpose nf the trip Is to ob tain an estimate on the cost ot control work which will bo stnrt ed on nn extensive hciiIo In the spring of 11)22. Heveral million feet of timber In Southern Oregon nad Northern California aro des troyed oach year -by this Insect, ac cording to Jneulcke. 7-Passenger HUDSON CARS FOR HIRE The cars that go and get back. Phone 77 REX CAFE Where there's a will there Is us ually n contestant. If you want a thing well done tell tho waiter to tiring it rare. 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