WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1025
THE LUMBERLO GUE
PAGE ELEVEN
NEW FORESTRY
L
I IS PASSED
', '' ; Idaho Bill Provides for Div
Uion of States Into
Protective Units
IV iTI'o forestry lIH passed by the
'" ' InKt Idaho legUluru mark (liu eul
inllititiou of Iiiiik effort lo hoi1 ii io for
Iilulio n law Willi-ii would Klvn res
enable assurance of imriiiutH'iii y In
1 .timber production. Iilnliu, alihmiKli
' nnioiiK Hi" very Inst of tho timbered
NttttO of 111 i' union lu mi, now has
ono of IlKi moat proxrnsslve forestry
law ynl written. 1'lin miw luw su
persede the old Knllnn flru luw
. tlioimli riilulnliiK tlio Rood feature
Of tllO latter.
iTIiu luw Ih predicated on tlm be
Hot that If forest flru are controlled
. Ih problem of ronllnuou forest
production In lamely solved. Hut
any forest luw rnlcululod to coutrol
forest fire In Idulio miiHt provldo
for lliroo twm'iiiliilH exceutlvo of
f Icorn lo enforce the luw, rutlonnl
mot hmU of hIiibIi dUponul, nnd an
adequate protective orKunlnullon for
ull forest lunilit, whether bearing
merchantable timber, cut-over or
burned over. , ,
Tim Inw meets tlm flrNi oasentlul
IhroiiKh tlto cnnllon of tlm office of
Htnto forester, und u tutu coopera
tive board of forestry of twelve
members, cutisliillnit of tlio governor,
a chalrmitn, tlm attorney general of
tlm lnle, secretary of the state, ntulii
auditor, ntiito siipe'rltitnodent of pub
11c Iniitrtii'tlou, slate lund conunls
loniT, mill" commlNaloner of roclu
mutlon, di'ii it of the school of fore
try at tlm unlvornlty, and four cltl
ion of tlm state, appointed liy (tin
governor. Two of Ilia four ap
polntnnii ar,) nominated by Din tlm
br protective association, one of the
livestock Industry, and ono by tho
V. H. Korest Hervlco. Thin bonrd op
point tho State forester.
Tha second csscutlnl I accom
plliihod by thu slush disposal lection.
' Thin provide that tho iiliuih created
Incident to IukkIiik shall bo pllvd
nd burn ihI unless another mot hod
of disposal la authorized by tho stale
forester.
Tho third osscnliul I mot through
tho provlnlon that all forest land of
the ntnto ahall bo divided into dis
trict to bo known and deslnnnud
a Mreat prolnctlva district with a
view to KlvliiK onrh district ndo(untu
and effective prutnrtlon. tho coat to
bo borne equitably hy all owner,
aldod by federal fuiulH.
Under tho old Knllun Aft tho ntnto
vu districted only In part, nt.uo all
protection of prlvato lund wan en
tirely voluntary. A Inrito part of the
cut-over lund was outside tho bound
nrlo of tho officially organized pro
tective dlatrlct. Those land woru
commonly know a "no man' land"
and received no protection whatever.
Under tlrti now law all such land
will bo Included In regularly or
ganized dlHtrlcl. This will bo done
either by extending tho boundnrlo
of tho (llntrlctn already organized or
by tho creation of new dlatrlct.
Ily prorating tho coat of flro pro
tection among nil owner a tho new
law doea, tho avorago por acre coal
will bo Mubatnnllnlly reduced. For
example one prominent association
find that tho coat por aero for 192G
figured under tho old Fallon Law
would be 11.3 cents whorea undor
tha now law tha cout will bo 8.6
con In. a saving of 4.7 cent por acre.
Till com 'Will doubtlpas ho atlll fur
ther reducod by additional fodoritl
. fund which will bo Hindu available
,lhl yoar. s ' ' .
Tho timber protectlvo associations
built tip under the old Knllon Law
will not be dlHturbnd by tho now
law, but will continuo to function
J lint a formorly.
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LAMM'S CAMP
Quito a number from camp went
Into Klamath' FnllR Snluriluy nlRht.
Airiontc tho mimbor wcro C. C. Wil
liam, Geo, M union, Joe 'Chapmnrt,
. John Itunnull, V. A. Hydo, Frank
Slnltory nhd Mllioy Uniilon.
Martin Olson anil Frank Lowoll
' motored to Ilenil on Saturday, slny-
Iiir ovor Bunday.
, r Hmploye to kmvn tlio Hfwlro of
'' , tlia 'oompnby t'hl wnnR were ll'ianlt
' Blattory and Mlkey I In nl on. Frunk
nnyn that Jpo Chiipniun I lob miuili
of a bunclior for him.
" " Claude HoiiKhtori roturnod ft'oiq
' Mod ford on Sunday; Wbilo thera
ho took the thlrty-Rocond dogreo In
Masonry.
Wnyno Lowe arrived' In camp on
Monday from Oakland, Cnllf. Whtlo
, , hero ho I tho guet ot Mr. and Mrs.
W. n. Hydo.
A.-,t. Clement,'' from Portland, la
visiting Mr. and Mr. W. Li Clement
this wook. Mr. Clomont Is on his: way
to Tennossoa to visit with rolntlvos
and aftor a short visit thoro will en
tor college at Valparaiso, Indiana.
, Tlio wenthor ,1b, vory bad, hore this
wook quite a lilt of rnln, tfho moro
' yam, ttottowtto,,
A plrtilo wn nhjbyed Iftat Btihtlay
ill Kprlng creek by Mr. and Mr.
Cecil Lowe and children, Mr. and
Mr. V. It. Hyde and children, Ml
Ivu Wllaou and Mr .and Mr. W. L.
C'li'inoiit, Mr. and Mr. K. Norman
from ICwaiina cump nnd little daugh
ter, Audrey. A fine tlniO wa report
ed by all, with Oodles of eat. Then,
to make It a perfect day, they all
drove to (;iillociwln to a show. .-'
IC, I'. Iirudy, llrundy 11111 Itlrtlp,
ioo Cbapmiin and John , itiial'lji
drove to Clilloquln Humlny, and
from here to Klutnuth Kill lu.
A few people from pnlluiw 'Uuy
ciuiipa visited here lust Buniluy.' :
The triilu crew here bud a bit of
bud luck on Hnturduy when a car of
Iiikb Kill off the truck.
i. W. Week, returned to work
this week. He wu called to hi
home In 0 mills i'nns lust week to
attend to a law ull.
W. It. Hyde and brother, Wuyno
Lowe, also Iva Wilson, motored to
Klamnlh Kali on Wedneaday for a
shopping tour of Ilia city.
On account of tho ruin on Wed
neaday morning no one went out to
work.
Jack Jones and Frank Lowell
went to Klamnth Fall on Wedne
day to have Homo dentul work done,
H. I'ygnll and Tho. Oschner
were among the Klamullt FuIIh vis
itor lust Saturday and Runday.
Cha. Doltjer and Kay Olson went
to Kinniulb "iiIIb on rinturduy even
ing to buy a supply of fishing tuckle.
Joe Chapman, whilo driving in to
tha Fail on Kiitunlny lust, had the
mlarortuna to run Into another car.
No damage wad done, only tho bub
cup knocked oft of bl Henry.
W. 8. (lodfroy returned to camp
on Tuesday. Mr. (lodfrey wa lu
Klamath Full recuperating from u
severe utlack of the bottle.
SWEDISH ITEMS
I yuxt write a few line for do
poys dot. matt te, Itocky , Mountains,
und put (lorn where dcy are.
Oluf Laraon wa nt Slmonaon'
store, where dey were blaylng radio.
Kferypody waa talking bow wonder
ful dot va. Ya, alt Olnf. I tap two
times on dl box, turn do lid. und
get Copenhagen.
Ycrry Calluhnn, and do two young
Callahan were choy riding to
Lamm' rnmp.
Rvann Yohneon, who usto be the
strong . man ot California Is at
Lamm' now
Ya, Alaska Yobn come to camp
und von ha left everybody wa glut
nnd Yohn bono one fine fellow.
Little Yorso, ylppo bps, say de
ftvcdlsh fiddle uro sound wooton
hi oar now. Gift hor moose,
Yorge.
Chally Nelson salt, van ha gals
marrlet ho vtll giro hli flanco a
rink mil troo dlamont In. '
Kt Praty sals, you can't toll how
tint a flapper travels by tha length
of her Inig.
Te chamtnor crow folt fery good
und happy Monday und loadod lot
of logs, aillls Is protty near Prinl
Bunyan'a class, und young Shooler
topped one hour to feet hor twenty
pales of hay for tlnnor, und de oter
poy took ono hour to pick baling;
wlro from her tooth aftor tinner.
Rome yammor crow.
Clauto Houghton has poon plsy
riling to goat or passing da buck In
bis lodgu. Da Battler says ho put
in so many logs as Paul Bunyan de
vlnter oft tho Pino Snow.
V KOOK TO KOOKKE
"KooH, may I chow aonio snoose!"
Yes, my darling Kookoo,
Keep the Julco from off your chin
And don't spit in tho jolly.
By. Olaf Brlcksou, Yohnson
Potcrson, Larson Nolson, and Lena
Petorson Swnuaon.
Hofberger and
- Gervais Visit
nay Hotbargor, asslstnnt manager
ot tho Modoc Pino c6mpany, and
Louis Gorvals, yard superintendent,
were In town on business from Aap
Rr jvo, Thursday, returning the ovon
Ing ot the same day. Hofberger
statod that although the mill would
bo rebuilt, no dotlnlto plans 'had
bajn laid, nor' any ditto sot fur
construction to begin, ,:
Only a small crow of men is at
work in the yard nt tlto prosont
tlmo. Tho planing mill Is eurtne
Ing fir, for tho Oshkosh Tlmbor
company, to bo unod in tho construc
tion it Its- new box factory and ,ro
manufactiiiring plnnt tf Sprague
river.'- ,
i TO 1'IOHT WV.I,
Dusty Hannon ha . challenged
Rpood Wortley to a (luol nt fifty
paces wlth'ploklo bottles, provided
Rpoed falls to sew tho buttons back
on Hannen' overcoat. Pate Nuilson
daclnro that ho will challenge tho
winner to a duel nt fifty inches with
plcklo bottles.
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iness from MuCullointa in 111 Inst
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Where Are the
We thought that there were a lot of them in the Klamath region
Investigation has convinced us that we were right in ouri first
thought, and that there are a lot of them m the Klamath woods. We
have finally found out the reason for their shyness. They're afraid,
we'll print their names with their poem, and they'll be kidded out
of camp. : ' -
Then Listen to This:
We won't print your name with your poem unless you want it done.
If you want it printed without a signature, just say so and your wish
will be respected. . .
Now About Homespun Bunyan Yarns
After the first couple of weeks it seemed as if 'the boys had run out
of steam. We can't believe it. Paul Bunyan is credited with some
tall yarns? but some of the men we've met in local bunk houses have
Paul backed off the boards a mile if they would only let loose. Sa
now have at it.. Try. your hand at it. Address your, contribution to
Lumberiogue Editor care of Evening Herald. r-
Are You Getting The Lumberiogue Regularly?
If not, ;yotr miss a real treat each week. The Lumberiogue is the only Klamath Coun
ty publication devoted to news' of mill andv woods workers of Klamath County. It
keeps you informed as to what is happening in other camps and lets you know when
a friend of yours comes in from the coast, o r from the Coeur cF Alenes.
Your subscription to The Evening Herald brings you , both The Evening Herald, a
daily newspaper with Associated press news and a weekly with lumber news.
Do it now don't take a chance on, missing the rest of the Paul Bunyan yarns!
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