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THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1021
HARD TltKS PSYCHOLOGY
After all, "hard times" Is more
Imaginary than real, moro of a men.
tal than a physical condition. Thrro
Is moro money In tho country to
day than ever before In tho
world's history for tho mints each
year coin millions, nnd very little is
nctuiflly lost or destroyed.
Why should peoplo hldo their
money awny nnd refuse to Invest
It T Tho answer Is fear, fear. Many
men who would risk their lives In
combat with nn enemy, get scared
at the rumor of "hard times" or
"panic," nnd sit on their hoarded
trcasuro tighter than an old hen
on three eggs, tr fear wcro re
moved, they would make Invest
ments and put their money Into cir
culation as In normal times, nnd
times -would, In fact, bo normal bo
causo of It. It all the mono hoard
ed nway In this country wcro In
vested In legitimate enterprises,
ovory concern 'from tho bootblack
stand to the million dollar bank
would experience a verltablo boom.
Suppose one of our embryotlc oil
wells should develop a gusher to
morrow; how tho money would
ccmo out of hlddlng nnd bo clam
oring for Investment, oven In wild
cat securities! Times would. In
fact, bo no better, but tho mental
attltudo -would be changed, noth
ing moro. It this psychology, this
monlal condition , would function
normally In other words If tho
human clement of fear were elimin
ated tlioro would bo no hard times
and no boom times, but the chan
nels of commerce would flow as
evenly as tho Japan current.
By waving a rag 'one can stam
pede a herd of cattle over a preci
pice to their utter destruction. Even
so, a few financial highbinders, by
' tho cry of "panic" can stampede a
hundred million people Into activity,
want and ruin, and, vulture-like,
proy upon the disabled and -wounded.
Of courso every community has a
certain clement, a small aggregation
of miserly old nestors, who always
think nnd talk "hard times." They
take advantage of the unearned In
crement which results from tho
enterprises of others, never contrib
uting anything of their own, rsor
even giving a penny to charity.
Ihey even evado the payment of
taxes, their Just contribution to
wards tho support of tho govern
ment which protects them and their
property. "They loan their hoarded
gains at cent per cent and take a
lars lent." Of all tho persons doing
business with them the, undertaker
is tho only one who ever gots n
square deal.
And Dean Swift -wroto an appro
priate epitaph, which should speed
ily bo used for all of them. '
"Hero lies old thlrty-flvo per cent,
Thu more ho roado tho less he
spent;
Tho moro ho got tho moro
craved,
(I l cat God! Can such a soul
saved;" '
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a.k!n E?L Jli"11!0" fnsurance Afan Says
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fact that this species are strong
filers.,
Tho second nctlon taken Is the
felling of tho Infestod timber con
taining tho beetles In tbo late spring
before they cmergo from their win
ter quarters to go to other trees.
Tho next step taken Is to havo tho
bark peeled from tho felled tim
ber and burned. As It Is an es
tablished fact that bark Is such a
poor conductor of heat. It yoild
be useless to try to burn the troa
nnd mako a kill, for the heat docs
not go completely through as It
dcea when tho bark Is removed nnd
tho tire hits both sides at onco and
Is better able to bo reduced to an Portland Is prospering, ho said,
ash. ,nnd Js one of tho few cities that has
Big Appropriation Pending jnot seriously felt tho post-war
United States Senator MeNary on 'slump. Tho railways running Into
Portland 'Prospers
"When times tighten In other
lines of business, the :nsurnnco
man Is moro likely to find cars open
to his arguments and hands ready
to sign policy nppllcntlous thtin
when business is oxpuudlng" said
J. M. Day. manager of tho Ore
gon district for tho Now York I.lfe
Insurance company, who has been
hero visiting tho loc,ul agents, U. W.
Gregory and P. K. llurko. Mr. Day
left yesterday for Ashland.
Its a crime to year now shoos on a
camping trip, havo nn old p;f1r re
paired. Make your feet happy and
aavo money.
Evans Shoo Co. 21-2.1
A good bed anil u good bath at
Colonial Rooms, Utli nenr Main St.
und at Colonial Annex, 741 walnut
nvc. All outside airy rooms. 21
Phono Sttnsnn. Ho taken pictures
any place, any llino. 21
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Will the-two young men who rail
ed upon tho operator nt the Star
Theatro about Mnrcft G, 1921. to
learn electricity, kindly nddrcs liny
;G. Patch, Klamath Kails. 21-23
Dccauso of this peculiar condi
tion, Mr. Day said that his bustuons I Colonial unit room cabins for
had shown no dccllno In rovonue. 'housekeeping, 11th near Main 81.
ami 4i wainut ave. -i'
Juno IS of this year Introduced ton
nto bill 2084, making appropriations
for tho prevention of timber from
Insect Infestations on reserved and
unfescrved public lands In Oregon
and California whllo a companfen
tbo city havo agreed to start Im
mediately to spend J 2,000,000 on
terminal yards and tho 1 200,000
union depot will bo built at onco.
Ilcsldes releasing a lot of money
for circulation In Portland, tlicso
ho
bo
bill was Introduced In tho houso of projects ah civ tho confldenco of tho
representatives on tho same dato by , railway heads In tho futuro of tbo
Congressman Slnnott. Tho bills city and stato, said Mf. Day, and
provide for an appropriation of reflect the general fooling that
160,000 to bo Immediately avail- prosperity and progress havo not
ablo for tho fiscal year ending Juno , been retarded In tho general road
30, 1922, to cnablo tbo secretary Justment.
of ngrlculturo to provont further I
less of timber from Insect Infesta-; Mako that Idlo dollar work! Put
tlons within tho national forests of It In l lie hank. ,
Oregon and California. Also tho
Are you distinguished by your run
oror heels? Let Evans fix thorn.
21-23
FOR SALE Cheap, high class house
hold furniture. On display at tho
People's Wnrehouso, Ctli St, and
Railroad Avo., Thursday, Friday and
Saturday at 1 p. m. 21-23
FOR RUNT Front bedroom closo
In. Call 144J or 317 10th St.
21-27
Ladles! Hair Marcelling at Moos'.
21-23
Co-Operation Is
Need in Fight on
The Pine Beetle
(Continued from rago 1)
tho present Infected one, the gross
aggregate damage, of the pest can
not bo casually estimated. Another
.destructive 'agency upon the bug Is
its natural enemies "and thoy fall
In largo numbers prey to this
source of destruction.
Tho forest department method of
controlling the situation lays in tho
dospatch of "bug cruisers" to Infect,
ed districts who at once locate 'tho
beotles bjr noticing tho foliage, pitch
exudations on tho trunks, .and by
chopping Into suspected trees near
old' damage. Tho cruiser knows that,
tho damage by the pine beotlo oc
curs In .the form of scattered trees,
over large areas and-thoreforo must
be constantly on the search for tbo
different sections where ravages are.
sum of $90,000 for tho samo fiscal
period to cnablo tho secretary of
Interior to -work elthor Independ
ently or In cooperation with tho sec.
rctary of agriculture to prevent
further losses from this bug pest,
on Indian reservations or United
States lands whoso titles was re
vested under the provisions of tho
act of June 9, 1916, also on un
reserved lands In Oregon and Cali
fornia. '
This appropriation' carries a
clauso whereby tho owners of pine
bcctlo timber land adjacent to or
Intermingled with lands iwnod or
administered by the United States
shall satisfy tho secretary of ag
riculture that tho Insect lntostatlons
on ndjaccnt and Intermingled lauds
will bo abated, either in accordanco
with the state laws or voluntarily
by tho ownerB of such lands, to an
extent that tho United States hold-.
In kb will bo froo from rolnfestatlon
and after this survey Is satisfac
torily made from both sources, tho
secretary of ngrlculturo shall so cer
tify this to the secretary of the in
terior. Tho approximate damage done by
the pine bcetlo on on area esti
mated at ono million and a quur
tor acres Is roughly placed at ono
and one-half billion feet, -with an
cstlmato of 10,000,000,000 board
feet In tho total area. It is wtlma
tcd that 130,000,000. worth of tint
bor can be saved from destruction
using tho conservative estimate of
$3 per 1000 feet as a basis of cal
culation.
An nrtlclo In tho Herald tomor- i
row will throw additional light upon
tfhls ptojoct and undertaking which
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NEW TODAY
FOR SALE 320 acres land. 80
, ncreg In timber. In Swan Lake,
south sldo mllo from school
nig houso und barn, chicken houso
and granery. 160 acres fenced. See
Wm. Stroubel at Poor Farm. 20-30
FOR SALE 1-1920 C paHs. Ford.
A-l condition, samo as new, elect
trie starter, all now tiros. A bargain.
Klamath Falls Auto Co., 224 Main
St. 21-23
J.adlos! Hair Mnrcolllng at Macs'.
21-23
FOR RRNT Throe-room furnished
apartment with bath, C34 No. 8th
St. Phono 413J. 21
FOR SAI.K OK TtENT i room furn
ished houso. Inquire Moccar'W. C.
North. 21-23
Duckhccht Indian tan army shoos
glvo moro sorvlco for your monoy.
Tho Evans Shoo Co. 21-23
$3,200
7-Room House
Two bed rooms, dining room and
kitchen. Completely furnished. Four
lots 60x120 each. AH completely
fenced.
Two poultry houses and yards.
Large garden, growing nicely.
Thirty i fruit trees in full bearing,
and loaded with fruit.
Sixteen apple, 6 cherry, 2 pear,
3 peach, 1 apricot, 1 prune, 1 plum.
Sixteen large Poplar shade trees,
4.ocuMt trees and 4 Lilac bushes,
In llin "Warm Kelt" on tho Vl Nlu, S lilwks
from Main Ht. City water lrxl for Irrigation. Ilrautl-
rul view of city, lake, river mid alley. A ro1 lltlntf
ran Im imiiln n tills plant wild poultry, fruit and Kar-
dun.
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Immi-dlato poKMfitliui uUcii, Trnn IU be nrrsngcU
In Milt tiny rt'iMtiNlblo purchaser.
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PAUL BOGARBUS
SWANSON BLDG.
Ladles! Hair Marcolllng nt Moe'.
21-23
Havo those shoos repaired for tho
camping trip at Tho Evans 8hoo Co.
21-23
IMPOUNDED STOCK SALE
All livestock In tho city pound,
heretofore advertised for salo but
still remaining In said pound, will bo
sold Saturday, July 23, at 3 o'Mock.
p. m. Also other stock now In tho
pound will be sold unless called for.
ir. S. WILSON, Poundmastor.
21-22
LOST 2 log chains C miles out on
Merrill stngo rood. Please return
to D. C. Dlmmltt, Klumnth Falls.
Merrill Rt. 21-22
FOR SALE Small house, two lots.
near viking Store. A bargain.
Terms, 101G Acadumje. 21
WOMAN WANTS work by hour or
day 133 N. 10th. Phono 448W.
21-23
FOR RENT Two room furnished
apt., Down stulrs, now and clean. Hot
water, pnvuto toilet a nam. 434 n.
11th St. 21
r inii, i,. i. 1,1. WANTED Woman to wush and Iron
Mr Jaenicke has been sent to Kla- oach wook l avo oIoctrc waahor.
iuijjii tuumy iu uuvuiuiiHBU.n 1214 Worden AVO. 21
FOR SALE 200 ton new Hay on
Highway, $7 ton.
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FOR, SALE CO acre Ranch on tho
Klamath Kiver, gooa nousc, nam,
cow barn, pumping plant, 20 acres
In alfalfa. This Is a fine small dairy
ranch, Prlco only J 80.00 per aero.
Also
FOR SALB Good corner lot on 10th
atreot. paving nnd sower paid In
full. Prlco only ICG0.00. Tdrms.
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FOR SALE Finn residence lot on
Pine St. $8fi0.00 easy terms.
AlhO
FOR SALE Good 8 room houso near
tho High school S4.000.00.
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FOR CALE 3 room houso closn-ln.
$1,600.00. Will tako good Ford as
first pnyment.
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FOR BALK Good apartment houso
$18,000.00 Torms.
J. T. WARD CO.
Phono 375 834 Main St
21
Canvna shoes $1.00 a pair at Evans
Shoo Co. Zl-33
1-1020 Pnlgo. 5 passonger. guaran
teed mechanical condition. iiU7D.uo.
Terms.
1-nig Six Pcorless, 7 pass. slago
men bo suro to soo this. $850,00,
halt cash;
Mctroiiolltnn Garage
11 th & Klunuitli Phono 270.?
20-21
FOR HALE 4 room modorn furnish
ed houso largo screened porch,
good location, noar contor. Ilnrgaln
It takon at onco. 104 High St. 20-22
FOR BALIS Cheap, drosser, wash
stands washing machine, childs
bath tub and nursory clmlr, spring
couch, Ironing board, garb4go can,
fruit Jars, sinull heater. Phono 470W
or C33 N. 9th. St. 21-23
Mako that Idlo dollar work! Put
It In tho bank.
Are You Prepared?
FLY-TIME IS HERE
We have a large stock of SCREEN
DOORS in three designs, to fit All
regular door openings.
These doors are made of clear. kiln-
dried, California white pine cov
ered with the best grade of rust
proof, galvanized wire, and put to
gether with hardwood wedge dow
els a patented process which
makes an exceedingly rigid door.
"THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST"
BIG BASIN LUMBER CO.
"Everything to Build With"
Phone 107 Main & Spring Sts
EXCURSION TO ROCKY POINT
Scandia Lodge No. 194 Scandinavian
Fraternity of America will have a big ex
cursion to Rocky Pojnt July 23-24. Boats
leave the landing at 7 o'clock Saturday
evening. Returning boat will leave Rocky
Point Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Continuous dancing from Saturday
evening until return Sunday afternoon. A
big time, fine music. Round trip on boat
$1.50. Reservations for boat must be made
before Saturday noon, July 23. For reser
vations phone 549-W.
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If It's Loose
We Will Move It
O. K. TRANSFER CO. ,24 s
Sixth St.
Phone 87