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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1923)
Two THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON i miuv, ii:(i:miii:ii ai, loan Pars B T Q IJ)11 i N SALE OF SEALS 'i . M 1 .-I -1 Every Grade School in Con test Went Far Bevcnd , : Allot orient Kviry rnilc school In t ho' Christ mas iiuils siilo cnuti'St xeitH'iI liH quoin novi'inl Union ovor, and Ilia aclioolo rh a whole went -over tha qnolu linlU'r Uinu rive tlmns. Tli("qiul Vn'n tori cenls per pupil hut lb sali-s totaled 50 :t-lrt conis per pupil. . ! ' . .a , Ifiuliw for liiillvldiuil arliuols worn: Onlr'ui, I1S5; Knlrvlow. $39. R8: Mills.' 42.tft; I'ell.nn liny, $U; Jllvoiftilo, I129.S9.' Thj, 81 lit Ulvrslde school was llio luruoat ptr pupil. 60 00 FOR BEETLEwAH Man Killed Snake; , , Dog Smelled Snake; .( Snake Bites, dosr dies DOUBTS EXISTANCE OF EMERGENCY; FUND TO REIMBURSE ADAMS H. 8. l.lurunco Mia of a t curious inriitt-nt on tho Kla- math projprt roecntly. A crew was oiiRnitoil In locating, a ca- nnl from th tierhor rrsorvolr A rattlesnake crawled out of tho brush mill his btMiil wan 1'injovi Maimiter In letter In Le sion Questions I'lmi Oftrml by Senator MVXnry later than soniotlmo In 19 IS. llnilkn marsh wan not advert Iscd' for lease until tho aprliK of or soveral months after tho diking was com pleted , "What seems to he lo me a nils- uPliroheiiHlun In your reference to an oniooioncy fund. 1 havu nover heard of any mteli fund. While It would bit portHlhlo for cowd'ens to pass un act to mlmlmrso Mr. AiIiiiim, I do not hellevo iMiyment could ho made hy the hnrlmu of rcclainn lloti wltiimit nuiltlnif lhi utiiniinl paid n chui'Kii tmalnst tho lunil," Our record stock of Xmas music Ih very eotnpiohoHdlvo iitld coinpletn. I'tirrlu Hays So. I!' IIICAT I'UU'KH. I'OIITI.AM), lh'. ailli'd Willis wheat, U"i weiilent red, lHo. Advurtlslna niivn. Tr It and nearly shot off by l.Hmraive. The head waa later entirely rut off with ait ax. leavliiK ahoat an inch of neck attach- ed to It. A dor hrlonnlnir to l.lenrance smelled the head and was bitten on the nose. 1 In a few seconds the do lost ! consciousness and died In about three hours. Reclama tion Record. i That there is no emergency fund ' from which J. Frank Admits can he j reimbursed for his work of diking ! Hunks marsh so that tho cost will; not be charged to the land, was the j opinion expressed by Herbert D. New- en.. Klamath project manager, In a; letter to Klamath post. No. S, Amor- I Iran Lex Ion. that with the establishment of as ef fective beetle control as has been established for forest fire coutrol, losses duo to tho beetle can be Je- dticrd to a minimum." Bill ror Appropriation , is Introduced in Congress ' By John E. Raker WASHINGTON, l)e. 20. Jtapre- aontaUve John E. Raker of Califor nia, has Introduced' bill to ap- propirate $60,000 to fight timber , Insect In the national forests of Oregon and California and 194,000 additional tor the lands ot the Ore gon and California grant, Indian reservations aud unreserved public lands In the two states. It la provided that the appropria tions ahall not be used unless the two states or the private owners of adjacent or intermingled lands shall satisfy the secretary of agriculture that idtect Infestation will be abated in aecordsnc with tha state law or voluntarily to the extent necessary to protect timber ., owned by the Vnitedf8tates. . Dr. L. O. Howard, chief of the bu reau of entomology of the department of agriculture, in a report Just Is sued, describes the fight on tab bark beetle jn tho forests of Oregon; and California ta the ' largesji control projee ertr attempted. The art Is a little larger than the state of Delaware and In fen years the beetle has killed over a billion feet ot mer chantable yellow pine, yalued at more than S, 600.000. ' "Thk is SO times as much as has been killed by tire on the una area during-, the same per(,od,' sa j jDf, Howard. "It has been demonstrated (Congress is holding the trump card on a very Important question in Klamath and Lake counties. The question is whether or not tho work against the pine beetle tnfestions In the pine forests will be continued In 1924. ln 192J. congress appropriated $150,000 for this work. But 50. 000 ot the original appropriation was used in 1922, arid Congress ex tended or rcapprbpriated the balance, $100,000, for work in 19SS. - The pine beetle control work here during 1923 has taken another $50, 000 from the original appropriation, leaving $50,000 for federal aid in this work for the year 192J. Whether or aot this money can be used during the ensuing year de- j pends entirely upon the. attitude of : congress who will either extend the balance ot the original approprlaton, or will refuse the plea tor extension. It the latter course is taken, the ( tight against the pine beetle which , has been carried on so successfully during the past two rears, will anto- ' matlcally cease. Colonel W. - B. Oreely, head of the United States Forest Service, will be the medium through which tha pins beetle work ers will express their desires. His efforts last yaar ware successful sad i it ia expected that he will meet I With as good success tnia year. : IBut one control camp will be op- i crated during the winter. It i on Top of a mountain at Bugle Springs, on the Klamath Falle-Bly-Lakevls? : highway. The camp will continue In niunnli.H all Jn.Ki,. v ' -- " . . uwuun luo Impediment ot snow. Camp 3$, near Bly and camp JO. oa tha Indian reservation have recently ceased op eration until spring. Newell's letter, which was written ' j in. response io one irom ino post ac 4 companylng a draft ot the resolution I endorsing the proposal of Senator McN'ary to reimburse Adams from j the emergency fund, follows In full: "Receipt ia acknowledged of. your letter of December S enclosing copy of resolution adopted by lvlamath post. No.' 8, rotating to ' reimburs ing 'J, Frank; Adams In .tho amount ot $20,000 on account of work done by htm In diking Hanks marsh. ''I'nlesj requested by ,the depart ment for a report and recommenda tion 1 cannot with propriety take any action. Tho matter was consld- i ered quite thoroughly by the board which hold a hearing in Klamath Falls in Ociober, 1932, ana made a report directly to the secretary of tho Interior. "Your attention should be called to one statement In tho resolution which does not seem to be correct. It is stated. 'Whereas, J. 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