The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 20, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textli)HHHi i inn I 'j nil, mm ii i i" i i mi n wliii'ln i ii nr i ..U UJ.'J1!.I-J.. T7 SI 51 VOL. I. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1925 Number 10 JJL L &Lxz& Blondy Knoder Cuffed 'Em in the Gulf of Mexico for Old P. Bunyan Bluntly Knmler worked fur I'nul j Ilunynn I ho spring thu iiiln enmu up I from Clilim lit lint camp nl Urn June- Itloii of (ho 111k Onion urul 'en-i(i-y Crook. Illonily nnys I'nul huil n ler rllilo llmo getting lilx logs ilown jlml nprlliK, ti lid If llio lull) limln't riinio 1 up from China lin probably never would linvo r.olti'ii llii'iu ltd down. I'nul iiiikIo I In' big inUlulio of lo cating I'limp without starting f nun l ho moii I It of the Ilk! Onion ihhI fol lowing iln inluhty river to lin source. When IIiu spring tlutw cniint I'nul V'i'Ut dim 11 In n uiiilltli of the river to look things over, lin H completely lit n Inns what lo do when lio found Hint ttn Big Onion wait n muro rrcok nl 111 iiioiiIIi, I'nul wnlkod up mrunni Hint day four hundred nilli'ii before the river bcgitu to lio of any ilxa. 'I lin t(rt trlliutnry flowed In Jimi four hiind- rod mlli'H from tlio inoulti, lull from thoro tlio ilV4't Joined Hi.. 111k Onion ivry fw miles; liy llio tlum I'nul not lo I Ihi famous Powder river fork, which van n mil" deep uinl a foot wldii, llio rltur was ho wide Hint even I't.ii I could linrdly ou across ll. At rnmp I'nul lind lo UHrt a tirltmropii to seu. tlio other bank, and ion nilli'ii iihovo tump tho rlvur Rol co whl o Hint It took I'nul a wholu in In it to lo wndit "m mim II. I'nul returned to rnmp Into Unit lny nfior looking over thu rlvur, nml ImviiiK formed no definite pluu for tint railing of din log when tlio river dwindled down unnr H'r iiioiiiIi. I'nul ilo lili'il In spill up llio drive. Into Olio liundrcd in nil drives. Johnny InkiillnK'T had tin.' lolul m-alo nil uddod' "P.. Iiul tli flrl mnll drlvo wnn delayed several dy while tr tralnlntul of Ink could lio 2400 Cars of Lumber and Box Shook Shipped Dur- ing Month of April BhopmoniH of luinuor, box 1imIi, I Inth, mouldlntc, and other mill pro duct woro Ihroo times nn Inrno for tho month of April im fjr llio month of March. DtirlnK March appr.ixl ninliily 800 cnrlomU of lumbar, box Hhooli, mid otliiir luraliyr prodiii-U woro nMppod from Klnuuith rouiiiy. Bhlpmonin f r April lotnlcd 2400 cnrlondn. SUGAR PINE TREE RESISTS ROT FOR TWO SCORE YEARS In recent ndvcrtlHlng material iIIh trllitilcd by tho C'nllfornln While mid BiiRiir Pino Mnnufncturer'n nHinicltt tlon opponrn nil nffldnvlt Blmicil by Albert I'lillp coneernlng n ntmnr plno Ior relied by (hlm near Biiuur I'lno, C'nllfornla. Phllp foiled tho tree. In 1884, ami iiiuilo nlinkoa from n portion of It., Now, nfior morn than forty yonra exposure to tho olomontH, thu lienrl wood of tho trco Ib hh Round tin tin) tiny II wu't felled. . An Intoreatlng local ldo light An thin matter Ib tho fact Hint Hhaken nro bolng nindn nlong the Ali)uml Klnmnth Kulln hlgliwny from Bugnr plno logn foiled for tho highway rlght-of-wny. Tho clear Iokh nro worked rondlly Into clean, bright HhnkoH. Tho romulnder of tho logs nro lining worked Into tiro wood. LYMAN MOURNING FOR NUT LOSSES Clinili Clerk IWwovcrn Tlml Ilo Uuh Mntln llolillilc Mlnliiko ' Full mourning la being warn by ' Loq Lyman, camp' clerk nl l'ellean Hay Camp 2 thoiio dnyn. I.: man ro contly rocolvud n ahlpmont of cIioIcb ennnad English walniiln, which ho flgurod to noil ut thirty cents per can. I. y in n n wan ovorjoyod, to ho nlilo to noil llio walniiln nl ho low a price,' for thf-m wnn, ho figured a good profit in them nt that flguro. t llocuntly, howovnr, ho found that hu iluul in n do tho . miutiiko of tolling thorn fur Jimt ona half of .what ho Bliould hnvo, Tho pl'lco pel' can Is now 'sixty conU, and Cleric Lyman Is connldorlng raining tho prlco of ' aoof boor lo bronk ovon, KLAMATH JILLS SHIP HEAVILY linuli'd In fur III in to tolul each miiiill diivo nxjinriiioly. Fllliilly I'nul started llio logs down llio rlvor. Kvorylhlnic wnnt splendidly till lint logo wool aground four hundred miles from tlio nioulli of I ho river. Then I'nul rodo llnlio iipiittciini u couple of liutidri'd lit ll h . turned uroiiiid, nml galloped him lim it down Hiri'tim. Tim log win; washed clour nuf In sen, and ll look I'nul ilir.'u dnyii lo mil her ihnin In Kolhor again. Ilo did I IiIh hy rarry luu hl'l rlvor pigs out In llio oi'i'iui, mid platting each iniiii for llio idiom with fifii-i n or twoniy Iokm, ll wnn n Hlmplo manor for them In cuff flf-1 I. -I'll or I Lin y ' Iokh ba k lo shore, ! nlilioui.'li tlio Inul day lint wnlor not no hot from llio spinning Iokh (hul I'nul f"l llio crow on finh tlini flout -od lo lin H'irfaco, porfi'rtly holli-d mid nalti'd. I'nul nvnldml HiIh dlffli'iilly on tlio iiftKiitni; drlvoM by wnlkliiK Habo Klowly down tlio rlvor. Hut nil thlii wivi kIow work, unit I'nul waii worrying nliout tint ap proach of tho dry nounon. llovriivcr, one mnrnliiK llio rnmp , nwoko to itoo tho rain from Chtnu xliooilni; ii i'ii ut of tho ground to a IipIkIiIIi of firiri'ii or twoniy fw't. iTIn rn una no much wator that I'nul lind no difficulty In ruflliiR down tho rcHi of hhi Jorii In mm drlvo. j Illonily not dlMmlliiflcil nflor llio blK drlvo wnn ovor, and quit, llrlm- Mono lllll. Hi" bullwlinckor, hiitcd to hoc Illonily ko, for ho lind promincd to colluhoralu with 'lllnnttoiio In wrliliiR jnotlior Bklnnor'8 dlcllonnry. ) HrliuKiono thought lit lind nlj tho jwordH a nklunor ovur ubimI In Hit firm onn, but nfli r ho nml Illonily jhn found thnt ho didn't linvujinlf ' of them, Bob Kesslcr, Does ' Lefty Cooper For Amusement of Boys Hob Ko.tslcr did n hefty Ooopnr lit llio lninilH of W. llonry of Badn walor f ii inn to tlio ii in u tonic n I of I't'llciin Club inoinlicrs Mjnday ovon liig. KoiiKlcr cxplnlim hla dofvat by pointing out that pay day had Jim pawed, and that ho wan In vary poor condition. And This Happened Close To Keno, Too Glenn Parker, alleged merchantlle prlaco of I'ellcan City, nnd Tim llu.'hnnnii, chluf ciiKlnuer, tipent Ihrco da In Medfotd last week re-' celvlng tho CMuslatory of Masonry. It In understood that they pluu to upend n week In Klauinth Kalla Saturday In company with Al Fid dler, box fac.tjiry regent, when ihoy will ci-osH tlio burning unnds to Mecca under dlrecllon of I'lo Shrine. . They were nccampnnlod to Med f.ird by Perch Dulzell and Art l.en vltt. When returning from Med ford Hi t ii i-l u evening, thuy were slopped by an object lying la the road al Keno. Thinking thnt It might bo one tof tho f.imotm f.mr legged deer found In that Hoclion, llio party stopped In examine It. It win, hownvcr, merely, n man who lind Kit t en tired nnd lnld down In the .ilghwiiy. He laid hold of the car when Ihoy atoppod, and pulled himself to his foot. "Snlrlght, Didn't know who you wore, but didn't wnnt you lo run over mo," M l 1,1, Hl.1,1, INHl HAM I! J. I,. Aloxnndoi' hnn left the Pollcnn liny Lumber . company, whom ho wnn llmo kooper nt enmp two, nnd will noil hen I Hi nnd nccl di'iit Innnrnncn for tho M u t mil lletii'flt Uonlth nnd Arcldont lnsur nnca company of Omnhn. MOIIT Hllil'T Al)l)i:i) J. II, Tliown, plnnerninn In tho Algnmn factory, hnn chnrgo of tho night Hhlft In thti fnetory. The night crew wnn ndded during the pant week In order to get noine rtiBh ordnrn on thu road. VISITS Al.fiOM.Y Frank H. Loo, lumhormnn of Klnmiilh Knlln, wnn n vltillor nt tho Algonui mill during llio past week Mr. Leu hnn boon down with tho flu nnd li Ih Algomn vbdt wns the flrnt tiny lio lind boon out for ,lwo weeks, It's a Long, Long Trail After Pay Day Rolls Around Tho Blalo Highway coinmlxulon roci'iilly lin-clvd hliihway iiIkiih at llm ell y IIuiIih of Klamath Kalln and I'ellcan Clly. At find It wan lliotiKht Unit a mrrllilit iiiliiluku had bwii mndc, for ihn hIkii at tho boundary of Klamath Kalln rcadM "ivilcan Clly. 2 Mllcn," whllo the; nnu HiIb Hid" of J'i'llcan City ruadH "Klamath KnllH. 1 Mllo." Tho Blato llU'.hwiiy dnp.irtmoiit, howi'vi-r, di-cluri'M that tlno hIkuh woro put up nfior lone and careful coimldi rntlon, and conHiillnl Ion with domo of tho best known clinrncloru of IVIIcun I'liy. Wllhotit oxcaptlon, llioiio rollcnnlicH Intervhiwod declar ed Hint ll ttim but onn uilln to Klam ath Kalln, but that It wnn nlwaya two back lo I'ellcan City, and Hint oil pay ulKhu It wan much farther than Hint. Women's Club of Pelican City To Give a May Dance ' Tho I'ullran liay V.,iiicn' club In Klvlnx It' firm unnual .May dance Friday ovening nt tho club -'.loute. Throe hundred InvltiUI; have been vent out, uad a retard crowd In ex liected, lloiim jn'u orcliomru will furnluh mulc for Ilia affair. Tractor Men Visit Local Cat Agency Mr. and Mia. T. K. Kobiuson and II. 8. Thnrpo irrlrcd In Klamath Kails Saturday from Oakland, Cali fornia, whero Mr. Hohlii-n and Mr. Tharpe nro Idonllficd with the Hob Inson Tractor company, C. -1,. Bc3t dlHtrlbiilors, The C. L. Heat Tractor company and tho Holt Tractor company have coiiKolldatcd as tho Catorplllar Trac tor company of America, but no an nouncement w,ii inado by tho offi cials of tho lOblmton Tractor com pany ai to whether tho new company ou!.l ccntlnuc to manufacture nnd dtitilbuia beta lines. Mrs. Robinson returned to Cali fornia Sunday. Mr. Hoblnson and Mr. Thoruo loft for Chllotiuln, Klrk- ford, nnd llend Tuesday, after spend ing several days conferring with Al (Iravensielii, local representative of the ltohlnson Tractor company. 1IOWX I'KO.M LAMP'S Mr. nnd Mrs. William Clement were in Klnmnlli Kails Tueodny from Lnmm'n enmp transacting business nnd visiting frleitihi. Mr. Clement Is timekeeper nt llto Lamm logging camp. i:v.uvA i'iti:sH)i:xT main C. I). Crlslor, president of the lOwiiiiuii llox company, arrived In cCliilniilll Kalis Hist week. Crlslor will spend tho nununer hero. Ill' N VAX I'lIST Lnst week Wnlt Ward of tho lOwiinnii camp, nnd somo unidenti fied genius held a mighty session in the Chllmiuin barber shop. All of the printable and unprintable exploits of Mr. rinnvnii wore re lated by tho tvo nrtlsts. ACCIDENTAL MAN AS CAR Gus Kutrubis Struck by Bullet From Pistol ; Dis charge -Caused by Force With Which Car Collided With Stump Tii hnvo tho car lu which ho was riding crash head on Into a stump on tho Ashlnnd-Klnmnth Fulls high way nnd at tho nnmo tltno bo struck behind tho oar by n bullet from nn automatic pistol rnrrlod In his lnp wns tho (ixporlcnco of Ous Kutrubis last weok. , Kutniliis was returning from upending llio wook-end In tho Itoguo River valley wit li Jim Dedamun, whon Homotlilng wont wrong with llio stoorlng gonv of Dcdomun's enr, causing ll to lonvo tho rond nnd. crnBh Into n stump. Both mon woro so uurprlsud and excited by llio ac League Will Open Sunday Algoma to Play Lamm Pelican Bay at Tennant Krom pn-Hent Ifidl'.-atioiiH, tho Tlniberlcaruc will got off lo a fly ing tilitrt next Bundny. 1'elfciin Hay will play Tennant nt Ttniinnt Bun dny, und Algomn will play Lamm's mill al Algoma. , , Manager Mavis, of Algoma, Is whipping his leu in Into sliapo as rapidly ns possible, and declures Hint Algnutft will ho ready to play ball ,10x1 Bundny, although thu tonm will Ktill be rutin r gren. Both Algomn und Lamm's mill Imvo been putting their fields in con dition, and Lamm's lias a bleachers erected behind homo plate. In thu practice kmiio a week uko Sunday both Lnnn'ii's nnd Algoma showed good bascli.-tll, but of course both teams were in need of practice, nnd made many errors.- Lumbortozuo Ii.ih dropped out of tho League entirely, and will lie connected with It merely on the cc rctnrlnl and publicity end, except for tho awarding of n silver trophy cup to the winner at tho end of the ucasun. ' Tho only drawback to tho Tim berlengua as it now stands is the brevity of tho season. A four team league docs not make a very long Kcnson, but If thought advisable by the league members they may play around once more after tho season, ns now outlined, If finished. To be on Air from Portland 1 Oregonian Station June 18 Ketween t-o hours of 9 and 10 o'clock at night on Juno IS, the Shelvln-Hixon band broadcast from KGW. This Is the information re ceived by Krauk U. Price of tho Shelviu-llixon company from tho radio department of tho Portland Oregonian, which sot aside an en tiro hour for the lumbcrjnek band which Is to compete for honors at llio rose festival. Algoma Joins Timber League Algomn Lumber company has de finitely decided to join tho Timber lenguc, nnd the manager Is getting equipment ready for the senson, giv ing the lenm practice, nnd getting ready to play ball on the twenty fourth. Lamm's Mill nnd Algoma played a week ago Stindny, Lamm's winning hy the scoro of IS to 16. If another tenm Is not rendy to enter the lengue heforo May 24, Lumherlogtia will withdraw, leaving n four team league. Bfll ILL GIVE RADIO PROGRAM SHOT WOUNDS LEAVES ROAD cident Hint nolther knew Kutrubis wns shot until' they got out ot tlio enr to nscertnln what damngo hud been done', nnd oven nfior Kutrubis discovered tho wound, which blod profusely, they woro nt n loss to nc count for It until they found thut, tho pistol hud been discharged whllo in tho holster, tho bullet having penetrated tho holster, grnzotl Ktit rubU ,nnd gono through tho top of tho enr. Kutrubis' bond wns dressed at the Klnmnth Valley hospital. Tho rndl nlor of tho cur wnB badly dnmnged jby tho collision. Walter Henry To Take Degree For Medical Service Waiter Henry, of tho Pelican Community club, declares that bo deserves toe degree' of Doctor of .Medicine. Sunday morning Hciiy dispensed a whole bottle of Iiror.io Seltzer lo the boys who had bet -a attending to their pay day ilu'.':-s the evening before. In fact, i .i:iy school was disturbed several J.ncs by members of ths club clamoring for attention. Henry declare! that !f h does not get the M. I). degree, 'to will apply for the degree of It. S. f.. (Bromo Seltzer Distributor.) SHAW-BERTRAM . RESAW RAISES CUT TO 155 M The rcsaw Installed by the Shaw nertram Lumber company has boosted the cut of. the two shifts be tween twenty and twenty - five thousand feet. Without tho resaw, thep hint was cutting around 130 M. Now the mill is averaging around 15 DM with two eight hour shifts. Twelve More Courses Are Still Open There are still a number of free correspondence courses open this month to fellows in the lumber in dustry who want to take this course through courtesy .of the Luinbcr logno. Through arrangement wilh tho .S'atiohn! Lumber Manufacturers' association, ,Lumberlogue Is permit ted lo glvo 25 free correspondence courses in lumber each month. Since Lumberloguo first started, more than the quota has been subscribed each month; In fact, so gTeat was the de mand the first ; month that 60 courses were granted. If you nro employed by the lum ber industry In the Klamath coun try, or in Northern California, just send your name nnd address to The Lumberloguo. in care of The Even ing Herald, nnd your name will be placed on tho list. It costs you ab solutely nothing. You get a free correspondence just for the asking. PELICAN SKIPPING 35 CARS PER DAY Pelicnn Pay camps are skipping about thirty-fivo cars of logs per day. Camp 1, tho cat camp, under Jack Sampson, has about 120 men: Camp 2, the wheel camp, under Bill McManus, has about 110 men. Camp 3, tho railroad camp, has a section crew of eighteen men doing Vallroad repair work. v j ' Tho track layer is laying; new sieel. Jim Johnston Is. running; No. 2 on tho Irnck layer. I ' AXDKIISOX IXJCBKIl ' Word has been Tecelved in -this district that Billy Anderson, travel ing freight . ngont for the i Chicago Croat Western; fwas seriously In jured In Snn Lonmlro. Cn!.,' about two weeks ago. Billy was crossing tho street toi bonrd a street; car when ho was struck by a speeding automobile. He spent olght da; is In tho hospital nnd is still unab le to bo nround. Ilo is a monthly v jsttor nt tho mills here and his failure I oshow up last week was ac counted for by a lotter to Walter P. Itnnnon, of tho Algomn Lmmber Co., giving an account of his. nc cldent. V VISITS AL(.XMA Uny Ilofbergcr ot- llio Moiloe Lumber Co. was nn Algoma visitor Friday. Uny is out buying lumlior to fill orders on fllo which 111.' company wns unnblo to Till aftvo? tho disastrous flro which, destro.vied tho Modoe mill, llofboraer stn.'.tis that in nil probability ttiu mlll'VCI! bo rebuilt this fail nnd thnt n double . band equipment will bci Installed. l)lKC!IAIS;i;l I'KO.H HONlMTAIi Frank Kelly, who -wna soveroly Injured threo wooks ago when a truck lend ot lumber foil on him. Is. nblo to bo back nt his place with, tho Algoma Lumber Co., nftor- n, fortnight In tho liospllul. Paul Bunyan Logged Through Some Pretty Chilly and Snowy Weather The winter of the Deep Snow everything was buried, l'atil had to dig down to find the tops of the tallest White Pines. Ho had tho snow dug away around them and lowered his sawyers down to tho bane of the trees. When the tree v.,..l!,,;, w'os cut off he hauled it to the surface with a long parbnckle chain to which Babe, mounted on snow shoes, was hitched. It was Impos sible to get enough stove pipe to reach the top of the snow, so Paul had Big Ole make stovepipe by boring out logs with a long six-inch auger. The year of the Two Winters they had winter, all summer and then in the fall 'it turned colder. One day" Big ' Joe set the boiling coffee pot on the stove nnd it froze so quick that the ice wa3 hbt. That was right after Paul had built the Great ; Lakes nnd that winter ELECTRICIAN IS SEVERELY BURNT I AT LOCAL PLANT i Lcland Couch was severely burnt about tho face Thursday at the Shaw-Bertram, factory when testing a ground on the now electrical equip ment. Couch, an experienced elec trician, knew that he was in danger, so he stood on a box nnd kept his face when testing out tho ground. Tho current, flnshed out more than two feet, nnd Couch undoubtedly owes his life to his card in stnnding on the box and shielding himself as much as possible. MODOC PINE CAMP i RUNS HALF SHIFT; Tho Cnlnmus enmp ot tho Modoc Pine company has boon cut from fourteen sets of fullers to six sets, j Although no statement hns been j made by tho company, It Is evident that it plnns to run the camp on : halt shift until another mill can ba built. ' liny Hofberger, assistant manager, j nns ueen uuying itimuer irom oiuur mills throughout tho county during the past woek to fill orders which tho company had on hand botoro tho burning of the mill. A C.OOl) MAX (iOXK WRONG Ileport has it that John Stalling, Ewnunn filer, nfior watching the Hula girls at tho carnival the other night, decltired that they sure shook a moan bunch ot sea grass. His friends eny that ho would still bo winching the girls it his wlto .had not found him. . VISITS TOWX Joe Truschon spent Saturdny eve nine visiting with friends, return ing iho sanio evening to Kv.auiia enmp.' llOWV J'KOM A NX A C'KKHK . ArtAVImor',; logging contractor for tho Anna Crick Lumber compuny was In town ,on' business Monday. 1 they froze clear to the bottom They never would have thawed out if I'aul had not chopped out the lee and hauled it out on shore for thh sun to melt. He finally got nil the ice thawed but he had to put in all new fish. The next year was the year tho rain came up from China. It rained so bard and so long that tho gross was all washed out by the roots and Paul bad a great time feeding his cattle. Babe had to learn to eat pancakes like Benny. That was the time ho used the straw hats for an emergency ration. When Paul's drive came down, folks - in the settlements were astonished to see all tho river-pigs wearing hugo straw hats. The roa son for this was soon apparent, when tho fodder ran out cvory man was politely reqnested to toss his hat in tho ring. Hundreds of straw bats were used to make a lunch for Babe. BIG LAKES MILL A night sMft was adjed Sunday evening by the Big Lakes B.ix com pany at it's sawmill. Between thir ty and thirty-five men will be nd ded to the payroll. i - . Big Lakes made the high average of 73.M per eight hour- shift lust ntonili, which is exceptionally high for a single band mill without a gr.ng of resaw. 1 .- ' - ' MARKET IS SHOT TO PIECES SAYS PELICAN BAY MAN The pop and candy market' is In a precarious condition, according; to information received by Lumber loguo from Camp Clerk ("has. Hilgen. of Pelican Bay camp number one. "The . supply far exceeds tho de mand." said Mr. Hagen yesterday. "Thero is practically no steady buy ing I would say that It Is distinct ly n buyer's market." When quiz zed as to his explanation of this con dition, Mr. Hagen staled that, In his opinion, the departuro of Marlon Masten from camp had caused the slump.. ' KAILBOAI) MAN VISITS ' Chnrlos F. Ilurnott, ngotsi for the Chicago, Bock lslnnd nnd Pa cific railroad, wns a visitor nt Iho northern mills during tho past week. Mr. Btirnott, ,wan in eastern Oregon during ' the heavy wind storms nnd ho status that auto mobiles and other vehlrlos ivero carried along by tho wind for hun dreds of feet. i , loos i on tiiii.oyi'iv Petn Beck, who was running a camp tor the Modoc I'lno company on Spring Creek unit, in now lug ging with his tractor anil wheels for tho Chllotiuln Lumber company. RUNNING NIGHTS