The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 13, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texttm THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON vj:d.ve.hiay, apiul in, 1021 I'AOB ihvu IDLE LANDS OF Tlmlior tlnplntlou lian now ri'itclmil a point In IIiIh country wliurn tlirco fifth of tin) iirlimwiil fornotii nro Konn anil wlmro 01 pur emit of tlio llinlmr that In loft Ih wont of tho Grout I'lnlim, Col. W. II, Grooloy, Clilof Kornntor, Korniit Hurvlco, Unit oil Htiitim Dopiirtiiiont of Ai;rlciilluri, rncontly told tlm mmiiliiirn of tho ChlrnKo Aiinncliitlon of t'ommnrco. Lllmriil nun of Aniorlcnn forontn wnit a iiDcnMMiiry part of tho cnminor clnl growth of lhln Nation, Col. flrnu lay IiuIIiivuh, Imt roforontiitlon nhnulil tmvo Imun tirnctlntil If not from tlio Blurt, ut liirnit In Into yiiiim, Thora I nn nlniiiilutit nrou of forcnt lnmf In thin country to HUpport all Imlun trio, ami u llhurnl nupply or wood In liionl nncaunry to tho piiojiln of thin country. It wn tliotiKht that, llko tho Kuropunn countrlun, wo woulil um, whun our clvlllzullon wn oldur, hut ono-ttilnl or otio-liulf ui much wood par capita an wo did In tho uitrly day. Hut thin ruin doan not uffoct th" Amorlcati ,ioplii. Tho oldnr tho Htnton and communltlnn In thin coun try grow tho moru tlmbor thoy notim to riHiTilrn In ono form or unothar. DroiuuuU for Tlinhrr t'tiliUiiur) lo Grow Many nuhntltutun lint a uuou tlovU od for wood, and yet tho Kroat de mand of tho country for tlrnlmr con tinues to Krow Moru wood It uaod In construction today thun huforo tho discovery of coucrcto, and morn wood Is uaod In bullilln; railway earn than boforo tho stool or part stool car was tlnviilapwl Thin I np 'parontly trun In nearly ovory Indus try. Abundant nnd widely dUtrlbutod forosU liavo muant to tho Unltntl States homna for tho tnaincn of tho w, pooplo boyunil tho standards of any . othur nation. Thny linvn placod now paporn anil mnKiulnos on tho anr imo family tablo Thoy hnvn contrite ulod larRidy to nodal and Inilustrlttl conditions which promoto domocnic) 1 and conttructlvn energy rather thnn dlsconletil and dostrucllvo social for ces bred by hard and comfortless con ditions of life. Tho Idleness of 81,000,000 acron of forest Innd, on area Incrnusod, by H.000.000 to 10,000,000 acres unnu ally, destructive logging, and still moro destructlvo forest fires nro tho factorn at work to Increase tho tim ber nhortago. I-'ormt Iml Knougli 'f K't (Jniwlng Tni-H Tho exhaustion of Aniorlcnn tlmbor has not coma about bucuuse tho for ests lint u been used so freely hut bo causo of tho folium to use forest growing land. In n nutshell, tho prob lem Is that tho United Stoles Is cut ting wood out of Its foroatn throo or four times ns fast as It Is being grown. Much of tho land on which timber stands or ban been cut off will always bo forest land. It Is am plo to grow all tho wood needed for tho uho of thu pooplo of this country and for export trado In lumber and products manufactured fiom lumber, If tho land can bo kopt ut work grow ing, trees. Tlmbor for tho future l simply i matter of pulling Idle land to work. A surnrlslni? amount of reforesta tion ho scomo about by chanco, but U'ls manifestly Impossible lotliipom! on chanco for udonuato ruforoitutlon of much of our cut-oor lands Ah lumbor In u public utlllt. It scums wlsu for tbo Kedoral Government to acquire as many acres of fore-it as possible and administer It natienally: yot for tho Government to acquire ull tho forest land In tho United States Is Impossible. Over thro.i fourths of It Is now In prlvoto ImiuU, nnd a large proportion necessarily must re main under private ownornhlp. Kvory roasonablo encouragement Bhould bo glvon to tho land-ownor to grow tlmbor on his own ac-ount In tbo waya best suited to hU own pur "posos, but by norno monns or otlur tho public must boo to It that forest lamlH not needed for agrli-ulliiM do not llo iilto. Tho regulations Imposed must bo roasonablo and oqultablo. nhvlmmlv tho owner of tho land can not do It nil. Tho public must nld him In ovorcomlng tho hazard of forost fires and must recognize that tho prcsont mothods of taxing forosts In many roglons nro equivalent to tax ing a form crop twlco a wook during the growing soason, To grow tlmbor on tho avorago tract of land, doing It as o public utility, thren things must bo dono. The ownor must bo given the bono fit of a modora'to tax whllo his crop of timber la being grewa: It must be protected from fornot flrn due to tho nogllgonco of his nolghbor or tho negligence of tho community; nnd ho must bo required to employ ABA NCI! USING W'li Bomntia Rn flint I KTII1 Iemovc uoaics I Qf Soldier Dead t C C M 1 from trance may i I WASHINGTON, April 13 Worli In tho actual oxhumatlon of bodlos of tbo soldier dead Intorred In tho Surimnos Cemetery, llcllcau Wood Comotary, and tho Argonno Ceme tery will boRln aftor .May 1, next On- thoso bodies from thoso cumuter- les will bo removed to thh "ountry where roquonts for their return have l.iM-ii filed with tho Cematerlul Dlvl nlon, Office of tho QunrtormaiMr Qenorol of tho Army, W-ii-hlngton, 1( c Thcao cometorlcs. togotlirr wlih thu rlunilern Klold Cemetur) lit llo ny. Department of tho Ainno Irivo been ilPslRnatcd as tiormanont Aimil- can cemeteries for the Interment of the dead not to bo returned to this country. This will In no wn) uffeet tho previous requests of rnlatUei for tho return of remains to thin country either for private burial or 'lurlal In national cemeteries. Mapor General II. I. Hogers, Tho Quartermaster Gonoral, announced teday: "Preparations aro now being mado to bCKln work In early summor. Tho necessary supplies and labor aro be ing concentrated near these cemeter ies, aud tho Department expects the work to bo greatly expedited when exhumations begin. Tho rolutlves of the American soldlor dead have been vory patient In waiting for tho return of the remains of tHelr lood ones. Tho War Department ban nought ut alt times to acquaint them with tho magnitude of tho task as well a the many difficult and unforeseen oh ntaclcs that wero nnd aro bolng con fronted In this task." DOIMUH l'i:USOXAI.S DOIIIS, Col., April 13. II. IC. Col llor, uttornoy at Yrekn, whs u UbI tor hero jeaterday on busliuw while enrouto to Klamath I'alla. Thu Intorust owned by C. II. Nor man In tbo pool room next to tho Star Theater has been purchased by llonry Jnockol f Dunsmulr. Mr. Jaeckol Is a brothor-ln-law of Mur ray Ooodrlch, tho othor partner. Frank M. Jones of Klamath Kails Is hauling tho hugo transformers from tho Dorrla power station to Klamath by way of Merrill, using a Mack truck. Tho transformers, which wolgh olght tons nploco, aro bolng roplacod by largor onos. AUTO AOOinr.NTS KIMi 182, WASHINGTON, HKSO. SPOKANi:, Wnah. April 13, Dur ing tho year 1920 thoro woro 183 pooplo killed In nutomobllo accidents In tho Stato of Washington, according to flKuroa compllod by tho Spokono pollco dopartmont. Of thoso 14 doatha occurrod In Spoknno. An IntonsUo campaign to roduco tho numbor of automobllo nccldontB hero la now un dor way. FUIUTimiS BUYERS Tako'advantago or my outsldo aer vlco. I havo a car and llko to drive It. You nood furnlturo and would lllrn in hllV It C i l.W Slid I Will sond for you; also tnko you home. PCmmNn FUKMTUjus huubb "Thn yHamlBhcT of Happy Homes" larirmaril UHYI-i'l SJ ' ' " (UfficUnt HfaguarilB in tho way his timber Is cut, his slashings disposed of, nnd flru dangor avoided to actu ally roforoat tho land, The Tug of War Honiard Shaw has Informed th" I ti,oatorg of thu European Contlnor.t tint ho will not consent to Uio pro- Auction of his plays thoro an It Is not rth wllll0 flnnnCaur because ofi . ... . I tho prosoni rata oi oxenango - Beware Of Optical Canvassers. Ilollablo men In tho op tical profession aro not compelled to go from door to door and solicit busi ness. Canvassers talk for their own pocket, flcllablo men furnish glassoa (or your oye Interest. When you feel tho neod of glasses, ask someone who has already obtained satis faction from a rollablo dealer. H. J. WINTERS GKADUATG OITICIAX 70fl MAIN BTIUiKT IilmmxiMTKmil ior a quickme4 and one that's sure to please, there is no food quite so convenient, so tasty and satisfying as Del Monte Beans with Pork and Tomato Sauce. And of course there is no food more nourishing. Del Monte Beans con tain as much nutriment as meat or, eggs yet cost CALIFORNIA PACKING CORPORATION San i Harding Is tho name of a now town outh of Salt Luko City It was nam- od In honor of tho President and a lot was decdod for nlm - II. V.. VlIM tL-.M ICfllK Hnvo You Sk-n Keller Uxlr'' ATTENTION! Timberworkors. Open Meeting Friday Evening April 15th. at 8 o'clock. We have a message for you. Good News Charter Open All Workors Wetcomo Ilasomont I. O. O. K. Dldg. Main and 5th. Imm- much less. mecuco, uuuonua TOiiM'iiiiiiiniiniirc minniiiiiiiiHI. TIMIIKH WOIIKEIW BKKK MKUIJUW AT WKEI) WKBD, April 13. An offort Is, TLV iocbi o .nu '-" ". nBltatlon( n,)0Ut CO of tholr mom I'ractlcally ovory employe of tho ' ,'Mnm,WHn. ihn inMo.l company In Weed has boon proached and solicited to join tho Mhn I union. No attempt In being mado at present to enroll tho employes In tho logging camps. Shortly aftor tbo union won or ganized, about 18 mouths ago, practically all employes of tbo com- i iin i"ri i nnnrmi'oriririnn.rinririri.riMnMr.rirf'nyyi" ''!- ----' Free Dinner Set With Every Toledo Standard Range Tho Standard needs no description, no praise. It spcakn and oands for ltsolf and Is to unlvoraally known that when you say Standard Ilango It Is Hko ' saying 18-knrat gold. For a short tlmo wo will glvo" to ovory purchaser of a Btandard Itango ono 26-pleco dlnnor net of Bluoblrd chlno, olthor In gold or bluo band. A whlto onamol buso goes with each range. A white enamel Standard Range $79.90 A plain black Standard Range $70.00 am closing out my furniture stock, AT 910 MAIN STREET and you can, get some fine bargains. I also have other new and second' hand articles. Just drop in and take a look. You will save money. H. W. ROSS 906 MAIN STREET T.--".or,ii-i,-.i""',w.-ii-.-i ' ' Phone 531-R W. E. and J. E. PATTERSON CONTRACTING PAINTERS Wo give all our work personal attention. Use nothing but first class material. Let ns give you flgnrae on your painting. 133 N. 4th St. srNorsis or tub annual state ment or The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company. of llllw.u,., la th. .Ut. of WUcoa.ln, on th. thlrtr-flr.t dijr of Dcmbr. 1:, mil to Ih. Iiwrtnc CommlHlontr of tho putt of Orttoo. puriutnt to Uwi CaptUL Amount of CplUt Stock paid up rurtlr inuttuiL Ibooh. T.ar 10:0. Prralunn T.ol.0a. Inuntt 214?.s:.0l It.nt .. 3IT.IUKJ CouUTtlon for totllront an4 option Mttloro.nU... 1.ST3.03I 0B All other loooro. -OICOW If Total lncomt I 0T,011.750.a DUbancmenta. Dalh eUlm U.73.SJJ.J Uaturta onaowm.aU s.27i..s,at Annultlot 33o,(i.:3 Mrrtn6.rt4 policlu T.tDS.Tdfl at iNTld.ndi to pollcjrnoldtra.. lU.tsIOJJtio Ulaabllltr elalma :,13i.;o Total paid pollcrboldtra..! ftO.4TI.100.OT TUM ..7. I 1.V3T.SS1S1 ComrolHlona to ax.nta .... V.I SO, 1:3.43 Hf.tlcl avimlnationa. tc ISI.39l.ta amprnaatlon of officer., tru.trca and boiui olflco fmployra . 1.331, S93 St II. nt for occupancy of homo offica . si.ns.aa All oth.r dlanuraomonu. . . S.3iU.SoJ 33 Total dlaburMinenta I 04,T!0,St3.11 A.ila. Dec. SI. IMO. Ittalx.ut (Includlnc homo offlra) I 3.1T1.MT.33 l,oan. on raal catatt niort- tuxi :is.ms.iiv.iu li.in. on potlclaa aa rollat- rr.il Ol.OOI.omsS I'remlura not.a and auto- matlo premium loana. .. . l,fll0.00a.S0 I'mnlum. d.ferrd under HiliUara' and tlallora Clvlt lUllct act 300.30 V 8 A. bond., araortlird alue . , IS.Tt,MT 3 1' H. A crtltlcatca ot In- d.btaducaa l.&oo.OOOOO Other bonda. amortised value lSi.Soo.liiH 8T Htocka. market alu. 3ul.H0 00 Ca.h on hand and In bank.. 3 3l,ui.li lntereat and renta due and accru.d T.IS3 SSI M Due and deferr.d premium. a.sa.'.TOI 0T A.aeta not admitted de ducted 117,033 00 Total admitted au.ta... .MTS.093.301.DO Uublllllr. Ueaerve required tr law to be tietd on the company pollclea III3.3S3.3S300 Itexrve for annuities and pedal contract S.309,333.00 Ile.era for not due Install- menta f. D.773.03S 00 Loifa and endowuicnta, unadjusted, etc. 1.018,079 37 Kattmated amount of taxea lyable In lost 1,380,730.10 Unpaid account, medical feea, comml'.lona, etc . B3T.V3I 01 Ulvldend due and In course or payment 83S.StT.S0 lOeferred dividends payable In 103t and thereafter.. . 831.013 07 Annual dlvldenda payable In i ioji ; m.oKi ooo oo 'other dividend accounts.... 34V.T43 tti I Ueaerve for Tax. a In Dispute 300.000 00 llles.rved for contingencies,. 50,751, 0S 80 , Total liabilities .4TSM3 361 00 I0SO fliurea Include 11.100 0TS OS for death losae Incurred for which qo proofs have been received. Baslnrea In Oreion (or the Year, Oroaa premiums received dunni tne year ,)w,iao i, rremluma surrender valuta and dividend returned during th year 200 033 3T Loases snd matured endowments paid during th year... . 374 JW 00 THE OIiTinvrSTEHN MUTUAL LUTE INSUKAXCECOUPAN", W aMAiV nTKB. resldsnt. A 8. HATHAWAY. Secretary Statutory raldnt attorney (or nrvtc. K K. Alb.t. Nerttn titers. Stay buudlas, PortUnd, Oregon. II. M. COCKlvRLIM:, General fsent, Albany, Oregon pany woro employes ot tho com pany wero mombors. Howover, at present eporcoly 2C per cont ro mombors. ' ft!.. a.nlnn IflM f rttl IH ftf" dill WAftlf- recently, when following atr.lco p-l"""'. '"""? '"--; I. ,- oro uiBtuurRuu " Wood Lumbor company. a onouNi) uoa cash You've got tho money; Vrtt got the furnlturo. Lot's wap. I'iniKINH KUBNITimtt HOUBB "Tho Furnisher of Iljippr How" 17tt mtmcxxmm iiiiw oomoi.mi Res. Phone 531-R 7-Passenger HUDSON CARS FOR HIRE The cars that go and get back. Phone 77 REX CAFE sTNOrtllS OP TUB ANNUAL. (ButTS- went or The Connecticut Mutual life ' Insurance Company. of Hartford, In th tai of Onaawoticut. on th 3Ut day ot Deovnrber, mo, mad to the Inauranc conzmlaaleaer of te slate of Oregon, pursuant to laert Capital. Amount of capital Mock paid vrp jlseii, locome. Total premium Incom for th yoar , tll.4eO.TeO.0t Interest, dlvldeoda and rent received during tho year... 4,190, T0&30 Income from other aourooa re ceived dating th year T1&31S.&3 Total Income ,IA6o3.0Tl.W Dlb ore aim ills. Paid for loeaee. endowmenU annuities and urrndr val uta ... aVX,MM Dlvldenda paid to pollcybold- era during the year 1.TXU340.47 Dividend polJ on capital stock during tho year Ham. Conunlaalona and aaUrlea paid during the year 1.577.13034 Taxee. Ilcen.ea an4 fee) paid during the year 499,197.43 Amount ot all othor tipeodl- turea ., 77.... LaaB.400JU Total exptndtture 10a,0t.4S Aaet. Value of real eatat owned (market alue) f 1.91S.M3.W Value of atocka and oonda owned (market r amor- Hied value) S,44rJSO Loans on mortgages and col- u lateral, etc 37,3eM.tSXa0 Premium notea and poUcy ..i.J. loana 10.41o.a0A.oo Caah In bank and od hand.. 3a.32t.4a Net uncollected and deferred premium l,4M,43a.9 Interest and rente due and , accrued ilTTI.S7.99 Other atiets (net) ...,. S3S.970.43 Total admitted aaaU....,t4U)Sa.TU0' Uabllltln. Net rewrve. lia-!S?:SiM? Qros claim for loase unpaid HbEbii All other llabllltlea f .-JJ- Sjnas.lgned funds j. a.T04C.3 Total llabllltlee, .iclu.lv. of capital stock. ! o.T3.W Butlucst In Oregon for th Twr, Cross premiums received dur- , Ing the year........... ...'I TT.JTJa- Prtmlums and dhrldends re. . turned during the vear.. -I-UJ-il Lonee pW during th yaarJ,- IO.eM6.08 TUS COKVrCTlCCT JtTTVSfe ul O 8UiCE tWO'irTY. HExn-gg !opiaaoK. aro. JACOB- 'HlGRBieH..,-. . D C. Buratrager sututrysjant AN tern.y for s.rvtce. ( V T Mouch.nbacher. reneraj agent, 404- 40. too WtUos bulldlor. VorUond, Or HUB. WWWWMMMI