The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 06, 1925, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textwonday, Arnir; c, THE LUMBERLOCUE , j . TOE 1 m . Big Special Event Wrest ling Main Event i AD GUSTAVO, 172-pound champion of the Argentine, vs. HENRY BURKE, middle weight cham pion of the Pacific Coast MIXED BOUT Which is supreme, boxer or wrestler? See this quetion de cided Wednesday. EDWIN SCOTT former welter wrestling champ of the British navy, vs. YOUNO ADAMS 148-pound Salem boxer BOXING MATCH YOUNG WADE Champion of the Grays Harbor lum ber camps, vs. JACK CRIM slugger from the Klamath Indian reservation Moose Hall WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 8 P. M. Auspices Moose Lodge Ladies Invited Milling Around Moralist Bilk pujumas Ihut cost twenty dollars a pair 'will nut muku you slcop any soundor thun a fifty cnnt nightgown. Vltwl' Johnston No; but think of the; goInK to Hlncp and waking up. Prlcus aro taking this uplift move ment altogether too seriously, suyt lit oo k MoCullom. Hotel Clerk: Tho bold U so crowded, ilr, that tho bunt wo can do In to put you In the Ha mo room with tho proprlalor. Joo Myerscough: That will be al right: Just put my money In the safo. Tourist at Niagara Are we near the Kalle yet? Ouldo Yea, air. As Boon 'ai tho ladloa atop talking you will bear the roar. Fish are ahraya found In schools, and a lot of them are found In uni versities, aaye Roger Montgomery. A feature mixed bout that ought to attract a lot of real Interest I tho ono in which a wrestler will tanglo 'With a boxer. The wrestler, According to reports drifting In to town fellows from all the neai- by campa and plants are going to flock bare Wednesday night to ace Henry Burke do hi "dorndest" to pin Ad OuatavA'a shoulders to tho mat in their finish wrestling bout at the Mooao Hall Wednesday night. These two grapplcra hare met once before, which resulted In a tor rid draw bout, and the match Wed neaday night la expected to aettle the quoatlon of supremacy. Doth Burke and Gustavo havo been In training here for tho past two weeka thla Qua Stodry Hut you said watch would lout a lifetime! Oeorge Metx Certainly; but you lookod pretty nick the day you bought it. What linn become of the old namos of I'rudonca and Pulloncet They wouldn't bo appropriate thoao day, replloa John Powell. If I had a oouplo of daughters I'd christen them Extravagance and Hysteria. i i Mill Workers! Save Money on Auto Accessories and Replacement Parts 30x3 1-2 Cord Tires, $9.40 Master Gears for any car as low as $5.50 ' Springs for any car 5000 Piston Rings Tools Auto Paint Belts Gaskets If It's Used on a Car We've Got It! DIX BROTHERS 818 Main Phone 847 "The house of 100,000 parts" (Reilly Building) First Lady The papers are hor ribly full of scandal nowadays, aren't thoyT Second Lady Yea, Isn't It dread ful! I can't gat to my housework jllll 11 or 13 o'clock. The wets, says Joe Nixon, are divided In, two classes those who still havo a little, and thoao iwho have a little still. HERMAN GRISVOLD WONDERS WHAT WAS DONE WITH MONEY One Herman Grtsvold Is said to be gnashing his teeth In the stylo of tho bosl movlo vllllans, and vow ing a dire rovengo upon tho porson or porsons who called hi in on tao tolephone a woek tgo Saturday, and Informed hi in (hut he was under ar rest for speeding through Poilcun City. "Orlsvohl lmmodlntoly wont to 10. II. I'lko, who admitted Hut he wan on oxcellont terms with tho Judi ciary lot Klamath Falls, nnd agreed, for the consideration of two dol lars, to have tho case thrown- out of court. Orlsvold docluroi that ho has nothing whatever ngalnst Pike, since tho case never came to court; tout evon at that ho could not out the candy which I'lko bought for tho ottlco girl. ' , In faut, lliough wo havo no statement or his to back It, It looks us If Orisvold thinks I'lko only gnvo the Judge, ono dol lar, nnd bought candy wlUi . tho othor ono. Automatic Sprinkler . ... System is Installed ' 'A. contract hits been let f r tho Installation of on nutJumtlo sprlnlt lor system In tho plunliw : mill of tho Ewnuna ' Box company. The prnltlor system Is expoctod z ho oomplotod by Juno 1. Tho sawmill of tha Ewaiina company hn had automatic sprlnklor protection slne'o last fall, nnd lh) pinning mill ays tom will bo tod from tho sumo tank that Biippllos tho sawmill gystum. Michigan Forester Tells About Stands of Timber A warning of the monnce of a timber famlno In tho United Statos In 25 yoars was soundod by Edwin Cochran, socrotary of the Michigan Conservation Dopartmont, In n ad doss to the Antlor Club, of Saginaw, Mich., tho evonlng of Fobruary S. Tho npponranco of 8ecrotary Coch run, was arranged through tho goou offices of lumbermen of the district, undor the leadorstilp of llorman W Zanow, Vlrogoront 8uark of the Saginaw district and prosldont of tho Retailors' association. "It wo could otfoctually prevoni forest fires wo could add anotho. 26 years to the llfo of our forests' Mr. Cochran said. "If we could Im prove tho mothods of manufacture and preparation of timber tor mar kut wo could add an addltlouaol 25 yoars. And If, during that time wo woro to undertake an ndoquatu policy of reforestation wo could as suro a poruvancnt supply, for our forests yield us a crop each 80 yours period. "There Is no encourngomont given tha prlvntu Interests that aro sock- tug to reforest ureal of our lands. The lumber firms irt present aro rutting small, trues which thoy would gladly let grow woro it not for tlio V.ixos which cut up tho cost of thn lumber." An optimist Is a man who asks Is It the real stuff?" at Rantrers Go to School To Fit Selves for WorK With winter bringing a rosplto In some degree to tne arauous ouira of tho field mon of the V. S. For est Sorvlce In Oregon and Wash Ington, they have gone to school correspondence school to furthe fit thoinsolves for their work this summer. -.. Tho district forester's office Portland Is sondlng out to tho field men technical information of value In preventing and extinguishing fires data on forest law enforcement an all other aubjocts related to tho dally work of these hardy follows who follow the mountain trails and dense forests to protect this great public domain. In addition to this Instruction, all of tho foresters, of Oregon and Washington attended at least one of a aeries of meetings whicn were hold in February end March, un dor the direction of William D. Os borne, Fire specialist of tha forest sorvlce, at which the subject of fire prevention -was dlscussod. LOGGERS 10 ILL WORKERS ILL SEE REAL BOUT WEDNESDAY NIGHT I BETWEEN BURKE AND can put over the old sleep-producer. Ho in men muit observe the rales of their respective sciences. ," Whether or not a wrcatler can beat a fighter has been a much mooted question for some time, and Klamath fam will get a chance to ace for themsclvca Wednesday night. There 'will also be some prelimin ary boxing which is above tho aver ale. One bout in particular ought to be a real go. This Is between Young Wade of Grays Harbor and Jack Crlm, Indian welterweight. Crim packs a K. O. punch in either fist, while the Grays Harbor youth iwho is now on the payroll at Al- goma mill. Is said to be a handy flst-wellder himself. Algoma prob and are In perfoct condition for their ; ably will be there In force to see two hours or less of bone crushing activities. ficotty" Scott, formerly of the Drlt- Ish navy, thinks ho can. toss Young Adams, Willamette valley welter weight, to tho mat beforo the boxer Wede In bis first Klamath appear ance. All in all. It looks like one of tho best all-around card the Moose have staged this season, and ought to result In a packed house, AD GUSTAVO, WHO MEETS HENRY BURKE TV5 "- --' l' ,' .4 M -if S v ' v U,',1"'! v " ,v . !n N i-M : " " f Lumbermen! 4). 4 BIG LAKES EXPECTS LOGS TO COME TODAY Big Lakes mill will shut down at two o'clock Saturday afternoon, having cut up tha surplus from last oars logJ, and shipment from their contractor boing dolaycd. A ship ment Is expoctod today, and the ai ill will resunio operations tomor row morning. JACK NELSON GETS BACK ON THE JOB Jack Nelson boss of tho loading dock for the Poltcan Day Lumbar company Is back at work again aftor being 111 with tho Influenza tho ilrst ot tho week. MKNU ROADS MORE DRY KILNS (NORTHWEST BLOW KK TO BE ADDED BY MfcN m JtUjAMAin EWAUNA COMPANY1. 71T.'Wo Visiting "local Sawmill plants Kwauna Box company has been . jn the Interest Of driving plies the last, week to pre-1 Their Company pare for the possible addition of more dry kilns. No definlto ante H B onkleaf and C. E. Grieder has been -set for the construction ' . th jfortBweat Blower Kiln com- of additional klln3, but wane me , and aroand Klamath pile driver was available tne com- Fas ,n th0 nteI.est 0f their com pany thought It well to prepare for during the past week. Oak- possible additions, according to J. lea ,3 manaeer of the Portland F. Daggett. j pranch of the company. Both tie j and Grieder expect to make fre- KWAfXA 1X)GGIXG CAMP quont vlsUs lo Klamath during the .coming summor. Joo Truchon, top loador here, , ; was rathor under tho weather last week for he loadod fifteen flat cars ono day botoro lunch. Ewauna's uow jammer will be put up iby Tuesday and ready for uso. Ray Cyr Is proud ot this fine largo 'machine he is to operate. EWAUNA COMPANY GETS NEW PLANER Ewnuna Box oompany received a thirty Inch Yates planer last week which was added to tbt, p-anlpg mill onnlnmon Whan thA rnmnAnV Or- The railroad grading nt this camp ; dered the- planer tho Yatea peo. pie did not have a new planer ot that slzo in stock on tho Pacific coaat, so they shipped the used plan er which is now .being installed for ' the company to use until a new will be dono this year with a Bost tractor and a Mogul No. 1 grader. Reward: Frank Fall'on, known to loggers as Jersey, otters a re in preparation for tho coming Benson," Jim Worlow of tho Bryant Mountain Lumber company to as boon repairing the road from Malln to tho plant this week. FlltK LOSS KXCKKDH CUT HACK IN TOWN a. A. Shay, who workort In tho In town aftor spending the winter In Hood River. Shay may work for 'Kwauna again this season. North Carolina Men Alive to Forest Needs Mnnufiacturors In wood-using In dustries, promlnont buslnoss and profosslonnl , men, torestors, and doans ot forost schools mot In Ash vlllo, N. C, Fobruary 12 and 13, ns membors of the now Appalachian Forost research council, appointed by tho Socrotary of Agriculture to cooperate with tha Appalachian for ost oxporlmont station ot tho U, S. Forost Borvlco, ' Match Company's Dimmito by Flames Declared Heavy CHICAGO, Apr, 6. The loss In forost' fires to the company's tlm bor in California last yeur oxceod od Its .total yoar's cut In that state, W. A. Fnlrburn, president ot tho Diamond Match company, roportod today to tho stockholders In annual session. He Bald the company s 1024 fire loss was equivalent to 65 per cont of Its gear's total tlmbor cut, and blamod campers and smok ors largoly tor tho lossas In splto ot the company's scientific work lu forest preservation. wsrd to any lumberjack who will broak his team vt horses to ride. so ho will not have to walk to and from work every day. Mrs. Vlllalr nnd Mrs. Stevens ontertalned tho women and children at Lumborton at an uftornoon party Friday. Kastor suggestions wove curried out -and separata games and oats woro provided for t'.io lad les and kiddles. Carl Lango was n busy person ono dny Inst woek whon he scaled 356,000 foot ot timber foil that day. Bwauna bought thoir own bunch lug stock this year, amounting to 31 head ot large logging horses. Walter Ward and family tpent a day in the Falls last week pur chasing n now Ford touring car with "bloomor'' tiros. machine of the slio and typo order ed could be shipped. STRAHORN RUNNING OVER NEW TRACK liuitu on unnxEStf O. E. Purdln and wifo of Modoc Point woro hi town on buslnoss Frl duy. Purdln Is blueksmith for tho Lamm Lumber company. The O. C. & E. is now using Its new track at'sund tho log pond ot tho Shasta View Lumber and Box company. Tho artificial pond which Shnst.i View constructed enclosed tho old right of way, necessitating chnnglng th etrack. Tho aid track through the log pond will be re moved as soon ns tho wator now In the pond is pumped .out,' and then tho pond will bo flllocl In pre paration for tho season's run, SHU'PIXG iiOGA Nine Lumber company has been shipping logs from its Squaw Flat c.imp to tho nig Lukes Box com pany dining the past weok. KelN You Can't Beat ' Spring fields at this price! Kelly-Springfields 31x4 6-ply cord .,..$ 20.00 32x4 6-ply cord 21.95 33x4 6-ply cordi 23.95 33x44 8-ply cord 28.70 33x5 8-pIy cord ...... .; 35.54 30x5 8-ply cord ......;............. 34.44 35x5 8-ply cords . 33.75 36x6 12-ply cord ............... 60.00 40x8 12-ply cord .. 122.80 32x6 12-ply coird ...... ... 58.65 ALSO From $1 to $2.50 reduction on each tire if you put it on your car yourself. ALSO Tire insurance, saving you from worry I about any road hazard. Ask about it. - HUB TIRE SHOP Chas. Johnson, Mgr. 502 So. 6th. Phone 616 PAUL B U NY AN He never could have logged off North Dakota in one season if he hadn't speeded up by hauling his men back and forth , from work. He used 1100 Star cars and had a trailer on every one. YOU need a Star. Even if you only handle lath, the Star will give you the same faithful service it gave Paul at a frac tion of the cost of any other transporta.' lion. .- :. . BUICK and STAR GARAGE Prices Here: ' Touring, $695 Roadster, $690 . Sport Coupe, $965 Sedan, $1110 Open Delivery, $695 ' When yon leave your campfiro, remember tho ember, V V y.'l" i '. LUMBER OPERATORS' HEADQUARTERS in KLAMATH FALLS The Arcade Hotel Every Convenience 1?