'MftNDAY, MAY , 1.025
THE UJMBERLOCUR '
TOE NTNB
CLARK
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m m help
TO STDPFIRES
'Authorizes Congress and
i State to Cooperate in
: Fire Prevention
I lly CAI.VIX tOOLIIKiE
Of our total forent urea of 470
million acres, about one-fifth lit In
public ownership. Muni of these
Ipubllc foroatii arc aufoguurded froti
'lire unit dedicated lo tlmlmr grow-
liiK. Of private forest luriiN In ex
tout much thu iikihi Important purl
of our forests u I It t lo luuro than
lir.lf Iiiivo mortt or less ndo'juntu
protection iigulnat flro. On Hid rest
Sra In froo lo ruvugo (tin young
growth and subject ilia forum to u
jalaudy deterioration; but the Clarke
McNary law, puiiaed by 1 lio laat sm
lon of congress, will, I hope, apeod-
lly change Ilia outlook for tlioin
neglected forests. It uuthorlxaM
congresa, In co-oporntlun with thu
stales, to oalnbllwi syntenu of pro
tection against flro; and It nuth
orlu, among other things, co-op-oration
In troo planting and a study
to develop stable unit i'ciilttilil fur
eat taxation. Wry considerable pro
grs hiu been mudo under previous
lvglalnllon In Joint flro protvetlon.
Among prlvntu agencies also them
;1in been promising -activity, An
.'oclulloiia of timber owner In niun
rcKloiia have entubllahrd fire pro
jteetlon. Hero and there private
ownora have embarked on '-jbe. -
growing a a profllublo liive.,.ieut
and ill" Industrie dependent on Jiir
forest are t it k in u a keener Intercut
In working out a forint policy, l-'ur-entry
association, statu forestry d-
purtmont'i, and forest ehool urn
lending Invuliiiibla and to thu foruat
ry movement,
TAILORED
CLOTHES
are an economy
made .as I make
them.
J. V. LOFQUIST
Tailor
115 So. 9th St. (
Klamath Fall, Ore.
Fine Materials
Fine Workmanship
LAMM'S CAMP.
II, l'yttnll, bolter known lo In tub
it Jack and flaw dual hniiuda ua
"Hocloti Ited" It no liuay cluiitiliiK
up iiroiind in in i that ho hasn't tlmo
In do lilu regular growling around,
he' sine it 1 1 1 n k linliliid, my! but,
wont hu miiku a fus wbou hu tloux
in it.
Juo Chapman uud Krnnk Hiutlery
went to Kurt Kluiiwilli lust ttunduy
to try out their now Konl tourliifi
cur, recently purchased. Joa says
that hn will in n Uo It flnu with hla
now cur ao Ioiik ua hu donau't come
In contact with u bunch of cuttle
on Ihu highway. Lust full Joo
started Into Klumutii Fulla In a
Peril when ha ran onto u bunch of
ciiedt'd to pimh them all off thu
cattle on thu hlifhwuy, so ha pro
roail, coiiafiiiiiiitly hla old Henry
WH4 very muchly demolished. (Could
It havo been thu moan that mudo
Joo iico thla wuy.)
Will somcouo of tua fair . ox
please K':t In touch with thu con
ductor on thu luKgliiK train hero,
lie b;v?' that ho hua on much writ
ing to dn on hla Job that ho needs
u Innjr Imlred ttenogruphcr to do
hla work. Ho la a vory fluu look
lug youiiK gentleman, about nine
teen yoart of ago, no. tooth, freck
led fin e and cr eyed.
Tho weather ha neon Tory jlait
hero for tho luat weuk, o naturnl
ly evei one hua had mora or losa
aprlng fevor.
It hua far uua been told by poo la
Unit iho lure of aprliiR hua Ita call.
Thla run well bo vouched for by ouo
biln Cli.irllo lluttjer and Hny Olium
when on lam .Sunday mumlnc. It
betnK audi a nlro aprlnit mornltiK
'they nm ii of felt tholr cull for Ui
pulled down their old flahlnR Inrklu
from It's Ioiik uml duaty hldlRK
plucu mill headed tor Sprlnit Cicek
tvlih Kleo In their iicurts. Hut tad
to .iy thuir Rico waa not no long
' lived for no moro thun they hud
hud rati thuir lino than tho oiglo
' oa of tho .iiiii) warden bud osplcd
I thorn, after a c!o.io Inapoctlon 11
i waa proven thvy hud no flahliiK II
' cenao, then tlu-y iud to return to
! cumu wit hu nail fneo und pocket
J book anmo lighter by 112.50 each
' and o.t. , It cjii'I ho dono Charlie
I and Huy, flntilng licemo' ara Jirit
IM.00,
W. It. Ilydo gat hla flnKcr vory
badly manned one day thla week
whllirtepalrlnit his cut.
, Hum Hmnlnn h Juat got back
: from Los Angcdea, whoro bo wus
' culled by tho alckunaa of hla rolu
llvua. Btnnliin ruporte tho weather
, vory fine In tho sunny south land,
' but auya It's much boiler to bo buck
; In tho lull tlmbur ugnln.
W. K. Lamm vlaltod tho camp on
j Wednesday uftornoon with him wu
(loo. II. Jobunn of tho Qntiley Lum
ber corporation, IUItlmoro, Md.
tiubo Cuatro who has been run
nliiK n swamping crew la leaving
thla wook to work for I'ont Ilock.
Kniplnyog to lonvo tho servlco of
tho Company thla week woro A.
Murgula hooker on Iho Jumihor, hl
position win filled by Olo Larson.
Chun. Duiilup section man from ui
plo knoekei'S country tuft today,
giiena thiil hu will i;o hu k und pick
upploa. ,
:
I MODOC MILL I
Fred U.ivli left thu employ of
compuny to luko u position with a
(Inn In Orovlllo, Calif. IMvln :
plunernun for tho M'nl ic mlil.
P. It. tlruon mid- C. C. (i.'-.'sn,
fulbor and son, started wirklng
here thla week. , '
K. It. Ilulch loft hero In his mu
chlno for un extended tour of Texas.
J'hut old Ford of his hu:, seen lot
of rorvlco.
Mlaa Iluby Smith of Kliimulli
Fulls la visiting "Miss 81 reel. Minn
Hmlth U ro?uperuilng tr):n a re
cent sickness.
Hubert O'I'oolo went Into tho
burner for u llltlo converHiitloq i .:
day lust week ,und whllo i.huro, lie
air blower was ttnrtod sending up
a shower of sparkJ. O'I'ool) cer
tilnly lost no tlmo getting 0411 id
there'. Ho stepped some. Th iil s-.
plocu anyhow, O'I'oolo for cjIiilt
sutlon. '
Mr. Ilcnch, tho gcner.il .nnugir
of tho company, offered 1 prl.o to
tho person whoso pluno w.'li c'e.noU
up best. Tho prize Is open o tie
generul public, with the exception
it tho employees of the compuny
and their families.
Mlsa Mildred Kariium of kl.un
ath Fulla waa a visitor hero li't
Hunday. Mlldrod enjoyed herself
Immensely while hero.
Tbo mill has been running "f no
littoly, cutting one hundred to on:
hundred fifteen thousand dully.
Fishing hua been fine lately. Lots
of tho fellows caiiRht their allow
ance In a short time, but fishing
U the sume every where. U seems
thut all tho big fish always gut
away. Certainly is strange.
' Tho Drophy's bought a new Dodge
touring' car lust week. Tlio aro
already planning summer trips.
Juhn said they Intend to tour the
country In It this winter.
Eititman took a trip to Klttmath
Falls last week and punted away
tho tlmo readily. "Have you been
reading Jongfellow?" said tho lady
who sat on the seat opposite. ".'o
about a quarter of un hour," wus
the reply. j
A. young lady tripped up to the
counter where Hull was sorting
music, and asked, "Havo you Kissed
mo by Moonlight?" Hull bulshed to
tho roots of his hair, and stammer
ed. "It must hnvo been the man
over nl tho other counter, I am only
helping out here,
Chris Larson had a birthday lost
month, and Ray Hofberger asked
him whut ho received. Chris said,
"well, have you seen tho now, long
rnky Stutx?" "Yeah." "Well, I got
roller skates."
BOX FACTORIES SHOW.
ACTIVITY ON COAST
llox factory of Panhandle Lumber
Co., Hplill Luke, Idaho, Is running
eiin shift.
I'nderwood Lumber Co. Lukovlew
(.nllelputea a ciit of S,QuQ,000 feet
of shook this season,
llox factory of C. A. Harris &
Bun, Kntlut, Is operating. It ban a
capacity fit 60,000 feet a. Mhlft.
llox factory of resbustla Lumber
& llox Co., Fcsaustln, 'Wash, Is run
ning on reduced schedule. F. O.
Thompson Is superintendent.
I'. F. Kcbeblo Lumber & Hex Co.
Weiiulchee, Wash., P. F. Sebcblo
manuger hua sturtod the season's
cut. (J. Curlberg, Jr., Ii superin
tendent. l'lne llox Bules Co., Spokane,
Wush., u caoperatlvo selling agency
representing a group of manufac
turers, hua been formed lo bundle
liitiustute uules.
"Indications aro that tho fruit
crop In t'no Yakima valley will total
20,000 cars this year," said Harold
Vest, general agent for the Unlcn
I'aclflc at Yakima, Wash.
Wheeler Lumber Co. Wheeler,
Ore., is installing a box factory with
two cut-offs. Spruce will bo used
principally. Tho factory will bo !n
operutlon about O10 first of May.
Tho box factory of tbo Scbmlttcn
Lumber Co., Conhmoro, Wash., is
operating. During the winter thj
plunt sturted In 1924 was completed
and a good sized production la ex
pected this. year.
, Curtis llox- & Lumber Co., Laur
el, Wash., -aro rebuilding tho fur
naces under the mill's boilers. Heav
ier shnttlng Is being Installed hi the
sawmill. Tho company expects to
cui about 3',000,000 feet of shook
this scuion. 1
Milton, Hex Co., C. H. Harris,
munugcr, Milton, Ore., started on
the seasons' run April 1. Propect3
ire better in the Milton district
than lust season. Tho company Is
shipping a steady Increasing smoirnt
of shook east.
Box factory of tho Wall Lumber
& Box Cj., Olsautel, Wash., start
ed late In March and will largely
cut apple shook. Capacity of plant
is 60,000 feet a day. Harry Wall Is
Manager. .The. company succeeded
the Bennett Lumocr & Box Co., on
January 1.
, New-berg Sox Co., Noabarg, Ore.,
Is rebuilding Its plant' destroyed by"
tire Septomber 13, 1024, and. will be
ready for operation about May 1.
I'oKt Fulls Box & Ma-nufacturlng
Co., I'ojt Falls, Idaho, Is repairing
tho factory preparatory to operating
May 1.
Sufficient shook business has been
booked by the Hedlund Box & Lum
ber Co., Spokane, Wash., to" keep It
busy for tho 1025 season. An auto
matic cut-off saw was Installed re
cently. The box factory Is xiperat-
ed In connection with the frame
fuclory a'nd uses up much short
length slock. . O. llaaman Is fore
man of the box fuclory.
Wllson-Cnhill Box Co., Spokane,
Wash., Is Installing a Meroen-John-son
motor driven five-saw equaliz
er and nn K-lnch feed cleat saw.
The plunt Is one of tho most com
plete In too Inland Kmplre and
Superintendent O. H. Metcurf keeps
shook on the Jump.
II-JX factory of White I'ine Sash
Co., Spokane, Wash., Is operating
one shift on apple boxes. Lumber
first goes through an automatic
feed Yates double surfaccr, which
has a horizontal hand res aw at
tachn ent to split tie lumber befo.e
11 drjps on the cut-off tables. The
lumber la cut up two-ply and drops
03 a wide belt conveyor, which car
ilca It to a Yates twin band re-saw
t lo an equalizer. All ends ara
put through the aquallzed; ' From
either the equalizer or the resaw
the shook aro fed to a Cranalon
wire binding machine, which ele
vates tbern ao that they may be
carried on gravity conveyor to a
car or to storage. Production Is
one car a day.
Two or three piece apple box ends
are equalized ' by the Deer Park
Lumber Co., Deer Park, Wash, with
result' that there are no objections
to pieced ends. Box lumber from
surfucer Is discharged' directly onto
a conveyor, which feeds to automa
tic tumbler cut-off saws. Cuta drop
en bolt conveyor, where they are
graded and placed on dead roll con
veyor for transfer to Yates horiz
ontal band resaw, Cranston wire ty
ing machine, clrcular"rip saws, nail
ers, or equalizer.
Kingston Box Co., Everett, Wash,
Is operating two cutoffs cutting
from 25,000 to 30,000 feet per day
of spruce and hemlock shook. The
factory Is supplying aa order tor 20
cars of spruce butter squares for
Wisconsin. There Is an increasing
Inquiry for butter boxes for New
Zealand as well as for cheese cases,
but the New Zealand cheese ass,
by reason of Its design. Is expens -e
to produce. The factory manu c-
turers egg cases, cannery and gen
eral run of slock. The factory is
well equipped -with corrugated fast
epcr machines, C. & D. two color
box printer, equalizer, resaw and
other machinery. A nailing machine
will be Installed. ..
FINE
Lathe Work
. and ''v
Machine Work
Sawmill and box factory men are
fast learning our work satisfies.
For speed and accuracy, bring your
rush jobs to us!
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Acme Motor Co,
400 Sixth Phone 680
Electric
WELDING
KECKIVK NEW TRUCKS
Prentiss Puckett will receive de
livery of a new five ton four speed
Mack logging, truck this week from
the. Mack agency" In' Portland; and
J. It. "Schorenenberj?; ,w!ll,re;e(ve
two five ton White logging trucks
from the White agency In Port
land. Schorenenberg is a trucking
contractor from Eugene, at present
logging for IPuckett at his Labert
siding camp. It the weather, stys
good Puckett expects to bo shipping
logs within a few days. Two shifts
will bo run, with the excoptlon of
falling, limbing,' bucking and. skid
ding. . ' !
NEW STENOGRAPHER
Miss Lill'an Goodson, of Kellogg,
Idaho, has taken a position with
the Algoraa Lumber company as
stenographer and postal rUrk.
Klamath County Scenes
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Common Sense
will tell you the more and smaller, the
! voids in hollow tile walls
The More Insulation
You Get :
SPECIFY AND DEMAND ,
Six Cell Columbia Square ' Tile
- Six Cell Interlocking Tile
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Porter Construction Co.
Phone 13
Agents
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Klamath and Market
Lumbermen!
You Can't Beat ,
Kelly-Spring fields at this price!
Klly-Spr'ngfields , r
31x4 6-ply cords :..:. o $ 20.00 '
32x4 6-ply coi tls ...r .21.95
33x4 6-ply cords 23.95 :
33x4 Vi 8-p!y cords 28.70
33x5 8-ply cord ......i...'....: .3&S4
' 3Cx5 8-ply corda 34.44
35x5 8-ply, cords 33.75
36x6 12-ply cords 60.00 '
40x8 12-ply cords 122.80
32x6 12-ply cords .......... 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
about any road hazard. Ask about it.
HUB TIRE SHOP 1 ' ' !'
Chas. Johnson, Mgr. ;
502 So. 6th. , , Phone 616 ;
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