The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 16, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textw II. I. " n 1 IIH.1.UL1. ill .i.-! II I ) ii mil n , , i j i i. . VOL. I. KLAMATH FALLS, OREG" ON, MONDAY, MARCH, 1925 NO. 2 l in ii ii I iiiniitT ' 1 ' " " " FTi'T'i iT-;I'it"i -r-'i -r-r'iiTi'i T i ri rHHtiSi-ii-to Viml'V. u II, i CORRESPONDENCE COURSE DRAWING MUCH ATTENTION Twonty-Fivo Free Scholarships Of ' fcrcd by Tlio Lumberlogue Go Rapidly OFFER IS EXTENDED Another S3 Will bo Given During Present Month Just Send ' . in Your Niune When Lumberlogue In Its open ing Issue last week announced Its otter of 25 free course in lumber each month to the mill wokers ami lumberjacks of the Klamath coun try. It did not dream that. be de mand tor this tree correspondence course "would be so widespread and weepln.j-K V; Bur Friday noon the 25 scholar shlps tor the month of March had been exhausted, applications having come from men and one woman, from every section of the Klamath country, and even to from Cali fornia. - . So the Lumberlogue made Imme diate arrangements to extend the offer tor March scholarships, and was given authority to offer an al dltional 25 for this month alone. ., So those of you among the mill workers or. lumberjacks who did not send -in your application last week, can get in under toe new ii tor this month by sending o our names immediately to the editor of The 'Lumberlogue. . ' ' " i There are . absolutely Ad strings attached, to this offer.'fThe' free correspondence coarse,. ip given by the National Lumber Manufacturers association; which - hastlve3 - Toe Lumberlogue perm Isslon-Jjp give 25 of -'these tree courses each month. 'All you have to d-o' Is to send your name and address to the Lu'jjber logua, cars' the.. Evening Herald, and ask for gitajgonrsev ', It will not cost -wu one cent row or at any other time. For our own flies we we ask rthat you give toe name of the plant or the company by whom you'iare4 now employed.. ,f j '- The. next 25 of these tree corrV. apondence course scholarships will be given to those who are fir-t to apply. tor them. " .' : v. , ... . ; VISIT KLAMATH FALLS.' Mr.--end Mrs. H. S. Wood were Klamath Falls visitors over the week'end. Mr. Wood U" mllp sup erintendent for the Algoma Lumb or COjS " -'... . . . -: ,. IS FROM ALGOMA James H. Kline and Louis Shobar mlllmefl from Algoma, made a bus iness . trip to . Klamath Falls list Thursday. . . SPENDS WINTER TRAPl'I-NG .James Dedimos, eng.naer Jn the Algoma Mil, spent considerable tliub during the past winter trapping In the hills around Algoma. , He re ports a profitable catch. .1 RAILROAD MEN . VISIT . Billy Andersom of the C'uicojO Great Western, . J. A. Lloyd, of the Erie Railroad,' and J. CY. Lamberih' of the Baltimore & Ohio- raliwajs, were visitors at the large' mills in the Klamath Falls district list Tues day In the Interests of their respec tive roads. . r',.: .-'J. iffy: , t CHILOQUIN PLANT NOW; GETTING LOGS .: Ito-MtumfacturlnR PI011 ' rnd ' Box . Fac'twy Are Included Jn . ' New Equipment The-'aawmlll plaht of tho CMlo quln JLumber company wbih com menced .Operations April 2, begin receiving regular shipments of l;g.i from their camp- six miles from.. Cblloquln Wednesday. Crrund con ditions slowed up the- loading con siderably. . About sixty men tri employed at the camp. - A very considerable addition to the equipment of the company la the now re-manuficlurlng plant and box facj-ory, which Is how lif pro cess of construction. A matcher; will bo Installed about April 15; and the company will run their own finish' tor the itrocture. , , The equipment of the plant, when complote, will consist of a fri Inch band saw, a band rip, two tandem turn tesaws, tour' cuteoffsi u cleat machine,, a hand hold machine, and two color printer, - Milling Around '-'Doing any good?" asked a cari ous individual who stood far up above the bank of Link 'river tie ct'her-ay? ' "Any good?'! asked Emit Laroon, who was tlshlhg down below, "Why I caught 1 3 gosd Rainbows here yesterday. :.' "Say do you know who 1 am!" the other asked. "'' - Larson replied that he did not. "JiVell, I'm Marlon Barnes, the game warden." , ' " "Say,'do you' know who I am?" ask:d Larson. ; "No," veplled the of fleer. ."Well, I'm one of the biggest liar j' In the' county," ' About the. time a man reaches 10, muses Ray Sean,' he gives up ambition' to become, president and only hopes that his funeral won't be held from the pool farm. - l -.' .. .,- -!;:.- . How pleasant it will be, . thick j Bill McMillan, when the paying, tel ler In banks tuns his window on the cafeteria plan. ';-' Accorling to. Walter Rouse, the men nowadays do the Saturday night shipping while their wives get' r. bilrcut. I ., " . "Sol" Sullivan, to sales lady In department store-- -- "I want a shirt.", .-. "Yes, sir.. What kind of slrt did jfou wfch?" ,v Sullivan, looking wildly about, and 'doing the' Kallspell to'i, give me a dirty old ahlrt.v PREPARES TO. GO TO CAMP J.' M. Burge," Woods' timekeeper for the Algomi Lumber 'company; apent: Saturday , In :KVimath Falls. He will . leave ior.. the woods the last of the mODth. - ..... , REPAIRS BOILERS P. A.'Erickso'n arrived the lirst of foe montji, from San' Franci3Co to do some boiler .'work on the Algoma mill. , . . . .... , IX FROM BIO' CA5IP-; ', -Hat Ogle, Ernest MoCuilom, and Duncan McLean came- In from the Pirio"leetle camp on Green Spring Mo.nntiin Saturday. - They' report five feet of snow on Soda mountain, SUFFERS FROM GRIPPE .-A.- W. Howard, employe cft'ne Aiguma store, was coonnea to 01 home two dniys last week by a slight attack of the grippe. ,',.';. VISIT ' KLAMATH ' Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Simpson were in Klamath Fulls on a pleasure trip Saturday. Mr. Simpson is store man ager for the Algoma Lumoer Co.' NEW KITCHEN HELPER . Henrick Bushey has taken a place In the7 Algoma kitchen, replacing J. H. Brescne'aan. RETURN'S J'KO.H VACATION - -Lick Besje has resumed bis dut ies with the Algoma 'Lumber Co., after spending- his vacation, in the Rogue River valle. i MILLWRIGHT FOR ALGOMA ' W. H. Gonslb has accepted a po sition ai millwright, with the Algoma Lumber Co. . . . PASSES THROUGH KLAMATH ' Fred A. Stewart, master mechan ic Ini- tho ' Algoma shops,' wos In Klamath ' Falls Friday, on his way to Medford and ether Roguo R'.ver 'ralley points. He will bo gone aho-jf a week. . 1 it i INJURES ILV.MJ ' J. H. Hooks, chef In the Algoma hotel,. Bpyercly, lnjuml Ills linnd I last weekwit' 1 a meat. saw. He is being assisted by. Floyd Allen uA tll his hand heals. LUMBER BUVER HERK : J. L. Miller, of Bradlcy-MIUer Co. of "Bay City, Michigan, spent sev ei'.il' Aa.'s lau week In the Klamath Fails district cn a buylna trip. His company, buys considerable lumber In t'ols territory. IN FROM AliGOMA . Albert Ladliior, night watchman tor the Algoma Lumber Co., spent Saturday In Klamath Falls. . , PAUL BUNYAN TOlK APPEAR SHORTLY I IN LUMBERLOGUE Famed Mythical lillinbcrjjick lo Strut His Stuff for Klivnl , ntlt County Folks TO BE ILLUSTRATED 'Lumborlosua Gets IVnuUslon from . Rxl River Lumber Co., to Reprint iStorlcs . 1 : . - During the past week Lumber logue hascAmplotod negotiations with Paul Btidutt to run weekly Installments' of "his biography. Mr. uunyan Is now legging tor Iho Rod River Lumber company at - West wood, California. . Although, Mr. Bumj-an forward ed us copious autobiographical ma terial, with the modesty always at tendant upon truo'greatnosa he fail ed to forward a likeness of himself or. one of Babe, or Benny, or Big Joe, or Criss Crosshaul, or even of Mrs- Bunyan. We called fhls ovcr sigt to Mr. Bunjan's attention, and today received the following letter In reply. . . . . Dear Sir: - . I'll send you a picture of myselt and. others. of my crew as soon as Brimstone Bill -and Babe get toe last thirty-seventh sectloa : h-uuled into West.vood, which will be the end of tali week, v ." 1 Respectfully yours, ' -. . ,- P. Bunyan. Since some of these stories are rather difficult to give full credence we should really not begin, "the bio graphy until next Monday, when the photographs will be here as evi dence of their veracity. One bit of biographioil data, however, is " . . " "'" u. a. ueoiogicai survey, and it follows,' as. a -.foretaste of -what we shall have In the future. ' When Paul .Butvan took up effi ciency, engineering, he ''went at the cb with his customary thoroug' iness He did not' feel around clocking the crew with a stop watch, count ing motions ond deducting the. onei used for' borrowing chews," going for drlnKs, dodgihg the boss - and ! preparing lor quilting time. He de cided to cut out labor altogether.-' ', "What's the use," said Paul, '"of all this saving, swamping, sk'lddlng, decking,- gradine and icing roads, loading, hauling at-d landing. The object of the game U to get the trees to the Imdlng, alnt it? Well, why not do It and get it off your mind?" " So he hitched Babe to a section of land and snaked In the whole biv acress at one drag. At the landing the trees were cut off Ju.t like shearing sheep and the denuded . section hauled back to Its .original F place. This simplified matters ana mide the work a lot' easier. Six trips a day, six day ,a week Ju.u cleaned up a township tor Bcctlon 37 was never hauled back to thi Woods on Saturday nls.it but wat left on the landing to wa3b awa. went out. ,. Documentary oYldence af too truth j of - this Is offered by the Units J States government surveys. Look at any map 'that showY tie l:ind sub division?, and 70a will never find a township' with more than 3$ sec- tlons. (Courtesy of the Red River ! Lumber company, Vestwood, Cal.) . . - , j TO TRUCK AT CIIH1HTIK '' in ...'.j ! weather perihlu. : 'Cox will drive a truck this season. .' C. A. Larsen Is t-jditir for t'10 Modoe people. . '' COMMUNITY CLUB 1 , HAS BIG DANCE Members' of , the , Pelican City Community ctub had ar'art',en.'i able dance Thursday evoninj. Tho club gives' dances of two klndn; for members only, an! guest tUnccs, to which members of the club may Invite their friends. The dance Thursday night wni for member., only. "''; 1 IN FOR MEDICAL ATTENTION George Hoffman, factory super intendent far the Algoma Lumber Co., was in Klamath Fills two days last w'cek for medical attention. K L. M ATI I I.U.M II F.lClAM! I'K . Established March 9, 1 9J5 A weekVy paper for Mho mou and women employed lit too lumber In dustry vt Klamath County. Issued every Monday HOWARD W1NNAHU hldll'-r A LUMBER LBAOt'K ' With the coming of sprlnj! with its warmer days, the old bisebuU fever gets In the blood and a lot of the bays around the different plants are taking their gloves and mitts out of Iho wood bin and whipping Hem over with t':ig old-time spring Hp. All of which causei us to remark that The Lumberlogue would llko to see a good lumber loaguo or ganized right bere In Klamath Falls, with teams competing under a regular schedule from lu vari ous plants In this section, . A good "home-town" baseball loaguo always provokes mora real interest in a lumber town than a bush league team, and there Id a lot of gc-od basebal (material In the several plants that ought to form (.10 nncleirs of a cracking good tntra-clly losgue. , If' the bo)s want to start some thing along this line. The Lum berlogao will bo mighty glad to lend' Its aid In promoting the league and arousing interest in baseball generally. . ' What do you sayt ' SIIELVI.M-H1XON There has been. so. much Shelvin Hlxon g ssip .that the coming of that company to Klamath Falls Is becoming one of those Ulngs which we nlw..s dosire but which wo know will nc'tr com etruo, . But with the assurance that a meeting of,. Shelvln-Hlx.n official here! too twentieth, end the presence of Shel-vlu-llixon, men In town, wo can be .cor;-, in that something Li to .be done very shortly. -...?. - , , Toeie Is, of course ,not a ;hrcd of rumor as to the , size . plant that will be Installed. , but from toe size of Shelvln-Hlxon's operations elso- irhorn .1, vill tirnhnhlv li tart nnr other projsct In tho county. . ;- - ty. : - DREDGER AT WORK . The - Ewauna Box company Is dredging tho channel from the Jog unloading skids to lake Ewauna. Sediment from several years of un loading caused large logs or logs with riders tb drag In many places. EWAUNA ENLARGES OFFICE . A three rotfn addition is boing made to tho office. of the Ewauna ivx company. Tho company 'ex i,.,-ta tn finish rtana! runt Inn Ap,l f- ft6 now r00ms bjf Aril ilrst. Logging Contractors bet Big jIew Tractor ; Art .Welmcrv of) . Fort Klamath drove a Host SO caterpillar tractor la:o Klamath Falls" Tuesday which L had piloted from Coqullle. Wei- er bsl to secure' a special permit .rora the Htite to allow him to j. no tho machlno through, and fit .1 Allh specially constructed plates. vVelnier nearly. lost his tractor In Coos bn',', woen the planks w.ilch he tut using lo l ;ad 'it on a barge to transport It across tho bay broke. Ho wai a week 00 thov,rood. : lmer wll do- contract logging ), to; the. Annn Creek Lumber corn- Ptny v,i:h hli cat.1 j ' TT ., . . iChanipion "Waiting" Contest to be Staged by Local Heavyweights j The manr Jacks and sawdust sav I ages ho hare Waited, for Alfred I). .-Collier i or 'George McCuIlbm at tome time cr other will be lntu.-e.it- ed to know that Lubmerlogue Ii trying to arrjnge a heavyweight catci-tts-catch-canv waiting contest between the two mlllhion. The de tails have not been- arranged, but It Is probable-' tha tf'he " two men will arrange to moot at a given place, and that Lutnberloguo will j employ some trustworthy person by IIIU Ullllll If) WUiT. Ul iiiu Kpui unu awa;d the prists, a three speed gcrsoll, equipped with a Ruckstell axle, .to tho last man to arrive. We understand that to far no odds are being given on either contestant. TWO NEW SHIFTS NOW OPERATING AT PELICAN BAY Many Old Men Rink on Job Ready for Hcahoii'h Work In Wir Local Plniit Pelican Bay Lum-bcr cumpany started both shifts in Iholr mill today. The mill, with His two head rigs and' double horizontal - resaw will averago better til mi 160M per elgtll hour shift. A very high percentage of lasl years crew Is In the mill again, tor Pelican holds as miuy of their men as posalblo during the winter shut down. Fd Rlduout Is day tormina, Ea?. Tllton will havo charge of tho milt nights. John Drehor and Jack Mcs Candllss, on tho big rig, and Alex Tllton. and linrry Asplund on tuo pony rig will saw opposlto each oflior again this seison, parlcdically changing shifts. MRS. GABRIEL IMPROVED Mrs. Frnnk Gabriel, who has been ill in a local hospital, has recover ed sufficiently to go borne, Gabriel Is employed at 4ho plant of tho jnau Lake Moulding company. . WILL HUN OIUO Arthur Mlorscough will run too Oli to tor tho Pelican Boy Lumber company again thli season.1 RUNS MODOC CAMP Fred Mullenax Is woods foreman tor the Modoc Lumber company. GYPO FOR NINE BROS. Cherley Swindler and Roy Casey are gypolng for Nine Brothers at the SA'an Lage cainp. BRINGS ROCK FOR BOILER Wilbur Nine mide a trip to Nino Brotbor'ij Squaw Flat camp last week to load come. rock, to,, be used In the construction of tho boiler for the pew Shasta View mill. IN CHARGE OF MILL , O. K. Cole will be In charge of the Modoc Lumber company's plan ing mill for the coming season. "SPEED" BACK ON JOB Harold Wortley, who has boen III during the past week, Is back on . the Job. today. "Speod" Is one of Pelican Boy's oiectlrlclans. ' ENTER TIOTAT ORACE Harry Monroe, of 'Pelican. City, has ontored competition with tho Japanese potato barons of Califor nia again this year. , BUYS NEW CAR ; Ja:k Nelson, straw boss of the Pelican Bay loading dock, ha) a new Stuilebakor. Jack Is going to run his brown sweater another sea son, however. "HAP" GOES TO MEDFORD "Hap" ' Brookriold, filer .:. for Wheelar-Olmstead again, this soason took' a pleasure trip to MedfOfd Sunday in his Hudson. . CUT TIMBER To cut timbers noeded In ro modollng Its planing, mill, and to g'.vo a preliminary try-out to the mill. Pelican Bay cut several thous and foot of fir Thursday. , LEAVES FOR KUtK Carl Darth, saw-fllnr, '.loft Sat urday for tho Pelican Boy camps north of Kirk. .' r BERGHDELL BACK ' C. E. BergBdoll, who runs . the staiker for the Pelican Boy mill, is back In Pelican City roody to re sume' Ills duties Monday. FORT KLAMATH WINS - OVER PELICANITES Fprt Klamath won the ' basket ball gnme with the Community club Wednesday night by (he close score of 21 to 22. Fort Klamath was behind throughout tho groater' por tion of tho contest, but showed, a burst of speed ,In tho last few min utes, and when the gun was fired le.id the Pelicans by n point. Fort Klamath was represented by L. Moon, M. Mallory, J. 8. Slsomore, O. l'algo, and R. Gordon. The Peli can ' players . were ' Kang, Taylor, Griswold, Slngloy, Dalo and Hon drlcktton. .... Hot-Air 'Dogs JUST LIKE FISHING , . ."And Just then, when Die spood unieter registered 110 miles im hour, and I had a Rood atrnlKlil (trntch ahead of mo, the .thing quit registering, so I don't know how taut It will go," suld Karl Holland, when nked tho suuod of his Ki. sex IVillor's nolo: This does not beilug to the Paul llunyon column. During the latter part of list week and tho first of Coin, the presses of tho Herald Publishing company havo been working ovor tvmo printing placards for tho Luni berloguo news sleuth to hung on his , poraon when he Invadus the lairs t tho sawdust savngos and timber beasts In search of nowa. To Hat all of thoso placords would roqulre too. much space, but a few examples follow: No, Mr. Bom, I don't want Job. I'm not nn Insurance man, I'm not nn automobile salesman. I rrfune to wll you anything Yin, I have some snoosc. Wo hear that Joe Truschon was once ivlsltlng a toologlcal garden In company with Micky Dolaugaorty. ficsently they cumo to a cage of kangaroos. "Good Lord, Mick, what'i tlictn things?'1 ' "Joe, Ol'm ashamod of uor Ig norance, Thorn's kangaroos, na tives of Australia." "By tho Mormon prophetal My sister married one of them things!" Tho Lumberlogue his so far been free of advertising, but from tho great nu in bur of ads received we could not retrain from publishing tha following two In this column, Instead ot turning t'he'm ovor to tha Herald: ' " I . . V Received from night scaler Hard berger, of the Ewauna mill. If tho person who took my over coat and gloves from my son's car will roturn tho samo no questions will bo asked. P. S. Tho only persons seen tak ing the coat wore Jo Honor and Filer Stalling. Rocolvod , from mastor-sawyor Frank Gabrlol, of tho 8wan Lake mounldlng company: Wanted, position a superintend ent of a lumbar company; pro fornbly about tha size of Shalvln Hlxon, but would consider a con corn no larger than Polican Bay. I am a sawyer, and a good one, too, a grader, a lumber pllor, a sailor, a stone mason, a millwright, and a good man. Wo cannot understand how tho legond of St. Patrick and tho snakes arose boforo tho Invention of Slorno, Herman Orlsvold, Pelican Boy Paymastor, hopes t'nat tho company will 1 roduco wages and ' salaries oonugh during the coming soason that ho will not have to : spend so much time making out Income tax slips, ' . ' ' YARD SUPT FOR MODOC l. Oervals Is yard superintend ent and will bo In cbhrgo ot t'.io dry kilns tor the Modoc Lumbar Co., this soason. PROPS FINER Silas flponco Is falling tlmbor nt tho Chlloquln Lumbor company's logging camp, 1 RIDER CARRIAGE Jimmy Johnson raturnod to Iho Polican Bay logging camps north of Kirk after a visit ot several days. "Jimmy" will run engine again' this season. ENOUGH SAWDUST - Jimmy Solmon, night .otf-bearar at tho Ewauna mill, has quit huw m III lug tor the present, Jimmy In tends to move a . llttlo flirt out Langoll Vslloy winy. DOWN FROM PELICAN CAMP "Cocknuy" Joo Myorscough and Johnny CunimlngH drove down from Polican Bay camps Inst Wednesday datourlng through Lamm's camp lo avoid Sun Croek hill.' Jack Samp son, boss ot camp No. 1 last sea son, started to follow thorn through but got xtuck noar Sand Crook nn.1 turned back, MODOC 'LUMBER MILL TO START UP THIS WEEK Kill Ire Plant to bo Overhauled and in now Completely Moo (rifled Throughout HAS NEW OWNERS L. B. Menefi'o Lumber Company of ' Portland now In Itmrge, , . Dry Kilns Added Tho sawmill of tho Modoc Lumb or company, which Is now control led by the L. U. Mwnofeo Lumbor company of Portland, will com. moK'o sawing sometime this week. Hot a the liwmlll and tho planing mill have been completely overhaul ed. Tho sawmill lias been electri fied. Dry kiln facltlllos sufficient to handle tho shop and selects bvo also boon added, The Modoc plant Is equipped with a Jig gaug-taw, Tho logs are slab bed to a squsro (ant on the head rig, and then run through the gang saw. The plant Is expected to turn . out 120M per shift.. Around one hundred men will be employod at the mill, plnlngmlll, dry kilns, and In tbu yard when the mill Is In operation. The loggiug camp ot the Modoo compuny, which a fore of one hund red men. Is at prosent turning out sufficient timber to run the mill one shift. TIME TO QUIT Lloyd Slonnr, Wboelor-Olnmead millwright, declares that any time a millwright Is taken for a, burglar or a stlck-up artist It's time-for hi mto quit, IXlHT Information Is wanted by the ' Clump family as to Iho wheroabouu of the youngest member, Peggy, ST. PAT TO UK RELEGATED " H , TO LI.MIIO With the presentation of a green tie by "Terrible" Terranco Murphy to Jack Nelson, r.io boys at Polican I)jy are predicting 'that St. Pat rick's duy will bo no more Inside of ten years or so. Jt will bo replaced by St. Nelson's day. NEW GRADER , 8. Carlson Is now with tho Al goma Lumbor Co. Mr. Carlson Is a shop grader. , READY FOR WORK W. W. Wilnfroy, dock scaler In tho Algoma mill, has returned from bis vacation spent In the Rogue rlvor valley, ' AT CillMMjUIN CAMP "Paul Bunyon" Irwin, Chet Flur ry, and Goorgo Flurry are working at Chlloquln Lumbor' company's camp. ... HAWS FOR CHILOQUIN Honry Krononborg Is sawing for tha Chlloquln Lumbar company. KEEPS STORK j , "Chill" Chastnln is storckoopof for tho Modoc at tliolr mill above' Chlloquln, , GRADER FOR MODOO , II. N, Rodlsch Is hoad grador tor tho Modoo Lumbar company at their now plant. WHEELER-OLMSTED ' MAKE BIG - CUTS Now CnrrlitKO milt MiiHhi Air Dogs Installed During Winter : ' Shut Down Period Whaulor-Olmstoad's mill Is .receiv ing rogulnr shipments of logs from It's camps on uppor lake, and un usually largo cuts 'tiro bains mndo. Tho mill 'has bean operating sluco tho latter part of February. During tho winter ropalr porlod Whoolcr-Olmstoad Installed now oarrlago, wnlch Is equipped with air dogs. , ' TEAMS FOR CHILOQUIN ' Chnrloa ,F. Clark Is teaming for tha Chlloquln Lumber company. VISITS TOWN Hilly Shannon, whoolwrlght and handy man for tho Lamm Lumbor company Inst season, was ' In town during tho wook. (Continued On Puko Fire)