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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1925)
Y ft -til TO .'F? 1TO TT A vO IT TT? fl T7 ii ii ii n l'.-gfiwT. 7- , -r-- nyVr -,wr-ay -asr;" .ass. j:jc, vss-jar -f-m, .s . , -. ,-r-. , . , -. ,, ,. -j :-, r. - r '---.-fi-V rr.-rT"- ' r - 1 t -r 1 ?- r -T t r -r ' 1 r ' ;' 'vi7r.tj;'n-r.; --yf." y 'r TtV1 VOL. I. . : KLAM ATI! FALLS, OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1925 " . , "". Number 16 " . IN THE MILLS All Mills and Camps Show ing up Splendidly in Endowment Drive According I.) luiuil reports from American 1 ,K loll tli ilil"! 11 1 t'l.I H, I he mill 11ml ramps of Klnmuth county liuvtt mippoi led lio cnily wni'iil ill I VI! Hploudldly. 'I'ullcun Hay Lumber oinipiiiiy's HUilllTllltlOll WIIH flVIH' I4IH) thin morning, uml Indication iiro lliul It will lio 1 50(1 by iiviiiiI.ik. Kliim utlt Lumber and llox wont over thu ton curly In tho drlvo wltji ( und It In practically curtain thai LEGION GOES OVER TOP ovnry mill and camp I thn rutin- cordliir.ly ho cut. off a sufficient try will huvu como through with a Bmotnil. of hlgh-IInn, throw it hair (tfiii-roim doniiUm hy tint clout if hitch urmind the (-trending member, tha drlvn thin ovirtiltiK. rotieliod ocrosx t Im runyon, broko off l.iimbi.rm.m who : particularly1,, ,.,, k of rim r,,hi ,,r,,w ul,othor ucllvo In tho iindxvmc.il ' to whom much or the. credit icoux fur tho ui'CeH of thn drlvo urn I), II, Crump, of tho Uniin l.iiinlier company, Junkir DaKitvtt, of tho Kwiiiitiii- llox oiiuiuiiiy, Alfrvd 1). Collier, of tho Htviin l.uko Moulding compuny, W. I.. Cruno, of. tho April gun Illvor Lumber company, und II. K. (leu, of tho Kliituath I.uinher mid llox company. TIMBERBEASTS TO CELEBRATE The Majority of Klamath's Mills and Camps Will Close for Fourth Practically nil of tho iiiIIIk nnd rnmpx of Klamath county tiro plan ning on xhtttthig down for from Olio to three (lnH during tho Fourth nf July relchrittlon, al though ninny of them nro ax yet un certain na to tho exact length or tlinu or tho days npon, which they will ho down. Whonlor-OliiiHlund mill will ho down for throe dnyx. Pelican Hay mill will ho down Saturday, Shitw llerlrnm mill will Hhut down Fri day and Butnriliiy. nnd Hie Bhaw llert in in camp will ho tihiit down for four dnyx. Tho July fourth Hutitdown xorvoa tho douhlo purpOHO of giving tho moil a vacation nnd allowing tlmo for repnlrlng tho nilllx nnd logging 0(ulpniont. TO DIAMOND I, A UK mil llorholt, xiipRiiiitendeht or tits Whooler-OlmHteiiil mill, ticiom patilod by IiIh fitinlly, took a (IkIi lug trip to Diamond l.uko Saturday ufternoon, returning tho next day. . llorhelt roportH a ttlco catch of rih. PE L SIB L i Will Enter Wholesale Gro ' eery Business in California t ' ; J,' 0. ' Rhodes, nocrotary ( tho Tollcun Community -club slnco It w.is orgimlifid, linn' roslKued bla poHltlon with tho 'Club, nnd loft M.inday for Las Angolns, whom ho will uccopt n position with u wholosalo grocery firm. . Ulindoj statotl that ho had tlouldoil to quit Y. M. 0. A. and Boclul work, with which ho Iihh boon Identified . Mr sovornl years, nnd dovoto his tlmo to btmlnosB. Tho club In now In clut'gn ot Walter Ilonry, forniorly Uhotlos us Bltlniit, who Is now handling Iwtli tho duxtloj of tho socrolary and Ills own, III AND Ci CLUB OSES RHODES G LI E Paul Used Heroic Measures When He Had Tooth Trouble Another theory iih to thu reuxon of 1'it it 1 llitityuii'a pluclnit thu Mys tery rock where Im did bus conin 10 thu surface. Tlioro Id no doubt about Mr. Iliinyiin piiltltiK the rock whom lio did Hint In un ostuhllsh. I imI fact ti ill 011 k people In 11 position 10 Itnow, lint ho far Mr, Mueller him offered tlin only notation an to how land why Im did It. It Ih 11 wdII known fuel that tni'ii line,, r, tintf nf find I ImI 'h rOitilr In til In our grout Mr. Iliinyiin waH llltii thu coiiiinoiii'Ht of men, mid ho wax nlno subject to tnolhuoho. One day when ho wiih nicking IiIh teeth 'with u plnii tree iifler lunch til Woxt- wood, 11 lerrlflc pain In onn of IiIk . tooth titluckod him, mid though ho ' ! Htood ll brnvoly for seven months, , ,,t hurt becaimi mo vexed with It that h decided to pull It out, no matter how liadly ho needed It. Ac-i Novel Tackle Is Used By Whcceler Olmstead Scaler I.oiiIh KBpen. well-known locul boxer, at ptoHont deck scaler for tho Wlleeler-OlitiHli'iul sawmill, liux tho dlntliictlon of being tho only man with tho exception of Pnul Iliinyiin who over caught flhb iiHlitg an Inch Htcol ctihlu for Hue and n saw log for bull. Kovornt tlinoH during tho pust two weeks ICapeu bax found fish In hollow logs which bnvu been h nuked Into tha mill from thu t.oiuV. Tho fish, o fur, Itavo nil beon chuliK, ho lpen Itnx thrown them away. lOnpen declares, however, that tha fish which ho throws nwny miructtlotisly disappear. Tha men around thn mill art) all agreed that Superintendent Mil Horbelt gallium them up und huvoh them until Sun day evening, when bo proudly dis plays them us tho result or bis day's fishing. WKM. 'O.MPI,KTi:i Tho well at tho Vhetlor-Olm-Kteml in 1 1 1 Is now complete. It was necoHHnry to drill to n depth of more than threo hundred feet to get through tho ooty black muck along thn lake ulioro. but at the depth of three hundred nnd twenty feet tint) black sund was struck and tho well ciiboiI. lllUT H.U.USMAX Nick Carter, bolt sulosmnn, has boon In Kliimatb Kails on bttslnesH ror sevorul dnys. TYUKK1.L VISITS Hill Tyrrell, salesmnn ror tho DlHHton biiwh, has been visiting Klamuth county mills for tho past few iluyn In tho inturents of bin company. 1'KOM A1,(J(IM.V CAMP K. l'ulley was In town Monday ovenlttg with a largo lump on olio sldo of his face. Tho lump greatly resembled a chow of t.ibaceo, but an KtJ was hunting n dentist, It was probably a bad tooth. Ho rotiirno : tio camp tho sumo evening, 1'ltOM KK1SCO S. V. llarpor, uccompunleil by hid daughter, Miss Huttlo May Hat pur, rettirnoil from San Franuidco Sunday, Miss Harper h.ia been tit tondlng tho Itnlvorslly of Ijmlaluna ut Union Kongo tho Inst your, and will spend her vacation hero with bor rather, who Is night foreman at tho 10 wan nn sawmill. DOWN KIKM HPItAOl'K Manager Cruno, of tha Spraguo HIvor Lumber company, was a bus Ino.ts visitor In " Klamuth Falls Thursday, roturnllig tho snmo oven lug to tho mill nbavo Chll iiiulu. It will bo about Iho rirst of August bofnio tho . now plnnluR mill nnd box factory Is complete, according to Crnno. , FltOM tHIILOtil'l.V Andrew Fish, , mantigor cf tho Chlloiiuln Lumbor company, was u. bitslnoss visitor In Kl.imnth Falls Wodnosdny, half hitch arotuid thin with thn other und or thu cable, and throw II with nil bin might. Away wont tint rim rock, high-lino, und tooth over Mount LusHon und straight In to Hoar Wallow, Junt missing Klam ath Luke. . ' The proof of tlilx Ih nmplo. Any one vlHltlni! Hear Wallow tun eo tho rock, und hoxldnx, F.url Holland dcclurcx that I'ntil buttled tho tooth to North Dakota with Itaho, had Dig Olo put 11 rant steel handle on It, und lined It to drlvo tho stumps Into thn ground after ho had flnUhed IiikkIiik off that hi 11 to. Tho proof of thin Ih that there urn no Btiimps In North Dakota, or Hit; Dick, uh I'aul'H JackK culled It. Tho IiIkIi lltin hocuino ho kinked thul It was unfit for IokkIhk purposcH, no Paul, who wax un economical cusn, used It for dental flonn until it wax worn out, Proof of tlilx Ix that Paul never hud uuy moro trouhlu with IiIh tooth. Slilnnltteil hy Mary Jeun Me Klndroe, Merrill, Ontgon. Lakeside Lumber Company To Have A New Warehouse CiiiiKtruction is progressing rap idly on the new warehouso of tho Luki'Hlde I .n m her Company on Klam ath Avenue, directly iicross from tho offlcq building and yard. Tho building Is C4 x 42. and two stories in height. Tho now building wiih necessitated by recent enlarge ments or tho lino of lumber and building material carried, according to officials of tho company 1'ltOM h.lVUKbli VAM-KY Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Kudland were In town from I.angcll Valley Saturday. Mr. ltuliind Ix employed by tho Illinois Lumber company. xkw Horsi: Work Is progressing favorably on tho new residence of W. K. Uiiiiii ut Modoc Point. Tho liouso Is upon thn billsido nbovo tho mill slto, nnd enmmnuds a wonderful view of tho Inku. Tho houso Is a roomy, two-story structure, nnd will be finished lusldo with genuine ma hogany. I'ltOM l,()X(i PINK Pole Dion:, munager of the Long Pino Lumber company, was in yss torday trim the plant near Bonanza. HOIUHTOX 1IKTTKR Claudo Houghton, woods superin tendent for tho Lamm Lumber com pany who wus In tho hospital with a badly lnfocled linnd nnd arm last week, Is reported to be con siderably Improved, The InfectUm stnrted In a brttlso In tha h.ind, but boenmo b.i serious that it was thought for a whlla that ho might lata his arm. KCLH'SK MAKKS VOYAOI5 Harry Monroo und Pete Neilson took a trip to Rocky Point In Yo G'Oode Shlppe Kcllpse ngaia Sun day. Tlfoy report a nice catch of fish, but that the waves wore so high from the high wind of Sun day ovenlng that they were kept busy balling out the wator. J. T. Thunus hits tho high call shot run so far thls'month nt the Pelican Community club, with a re cord of twenty, Ex-Mormon Qou cher Is making runs C fourteen and fiftoon, nnd mablng desperato effort to tivortako him, Dlncky's previous experience lit going In nftor uppers should ibelp him at going out nftor high runs, PONTI'OXRS VACATION Frooland Slaley, who Intended to loavo on bis vacation tho ond of Inst wock, will not loavo 'until Juno 27, when ho will tnko his vacation nt tho s:mo tlmo as his brother, It.iy SUley. Doth will spend tho two wooks of lliolr vacation In Cali fornia. '....! MPKCIAIXY JIQl'lPI'KI) Dusty Hnnnon ls now equipped ! with spocinl ovorslzo b.illonn ttinia- ors. Humor has It that hu will pre sently sprout sldoburns, EXTENSION I! BE ASKED FOB BY-LUMDEHMEN Clement and Kennedy Prob ably Will not Start on Trout Creek This Year According to cx-Suporlntcndcnt Fred A. Dnker, Clement und Ken nedy, lurgo fir operators of Fort son, Washington, and Hticcessful bid ders on the Trout Creek unit, will probably ask for an extension of time on tholr contract with the gov ernment, which, us It stands, calls for tho company to commence log ging operations this season. Tho Trout Creek unit contains ap proximately two . hundred million feet of timber, und was purchased by Clement and Kennedy at the same time thul the Khaw-Hertram Lumber company purchased the Squaw Flat unit. Tlioro has been considerable speculation among Klamath lumber men ax to whether Clement and Kennedy would sturt operations hero this year or not. but it appears that they will not, although Baker stated that no definite application for an extension hud been made. GQRE24TQ3 Pen Pushers Are Too Crook ed for Men From Open Spaces Tho l.ttniberloguo ball team de feated the Sprat; no Ulver Giants by a score of 21. to 3 at tho game played at the Langell Valley irri- gntlon bnrhccuo Sunday. The chief cuuso of this one-sided score was foul play on the part of tho Lumberlogne, which had so far lost every gamo of tho Bcason, with tho exception of one game won for it by Jack Anthony, press room foreman, who officiated as umpire at tho only victory of tho season previous to Sunday. In order to make a good game, therefore, Ltimbcrlogue picked up four likely ringers and used them in tho gume. They proved too much for tho Sprngue team, howovcr, nnd the result was a very one . sided game. An interesting feature of the gamo was tho system of yodels in vented by tho outfielders of both teams In order to keep in touch with each other in tho timbered area beyond tho alleged diamond. NEW ALGOMA PLANT WILL START SOON Planing Mill Complete; Brick Work Finished on Dry Kilns Installation of now machinery nnd electrical equipment is now complete in tho now planing mill of tho Algonm Lumber company. Tho equipment consists of two matchers, two resaws, and a rip saw. Tho new plant wilt bo In opera tion shortly nftor tho Fourth of July, us will tho new scrap mill, which Is now complete, nnd will be conneclnd up with tho sawmill dur ing tho July 4 shutdown. Tho oqulpmont of the lath mill consists of a bolter, n lath machine, and a curtain roll machine. Tho foundation for the transfer Is complete, and tho framework Is up ror tho cooling shod. TIjo brick work on tho ton-cell dry kiln has also becu finished, ' C Making ;Water Run Upstream Was a Snap for Paul Bunyan WllPfl It is no picnic to tackle tho wild erness and turn tho very forest It self In to a commercial commodity delivered at the market. A logger needs plenty of brains and back, bone.- Paul had his setbacks the same as every logger only his were worse. Being a pioneer he had to invent all bis stuff as he went along. Many a time . his plans were upset by the l mistakes of some incompetent fore man. The winter of the Blue snow. Shot Cunderson had charge in the Big Tadpole river country. He landed all of his logs In a lake and in the spring when ready to drive be boomed tho logs three times around the lake before ho discover ed there was no outlet to it. High hills surrounded the lake and the driveable streams were ten miles away. . Apparently the logs were a total loss. Then Paul came on the job him self and got busy. Calling in Sour dough Sam, the cook who made everything but coffee out of spur dough, ho ordered him to mix enough dough to fill the big water tank. Hitching Babe to tho tank ho hauled it over and dumped it into New Features to Be Added to Lumberlogue Next Wednesday Let other newspapers, liavrf their health columns, their bedtime stor ies, their Cynthia Grey columns and other bunk to kid their readers, but Lumberloguo has contracted for. a feature column that will knock all these imitations for a row of pine sheds. . Miss Jelllcose Juniper Joynes has hod more lovo affairs than Emil Larson's had drinks, has been aded to the Lumberlogue staff, and start ing next Wednesday will conduct a column of advice to lovelorn lumber jacks. . This column has become an ab solute necessity, nnd will no doubt prove to be one of tho most popular features of Lumberlogue . Vor in stance, it was only the other day that "Jimmer" Johnston wrote to us and wantd to know tho correct way ot tying a lady's shoe. We put the question to Jelllcose TUHASHKR BACK Harry Thrasher Is back on tho job In tho barber shop of the Peli can Community club, aftor being un able to work for several days as a result of an auto accident some time ago. Thrasher is still suffer ing from a stiff neck, but has com pletely recovered from tho effects of the accident otherwise....',.. i XKW (XH'PK . Glenn Orn Parker has .resolved a new Ford coupe from thn Insurance company which Insured tho one which was stolen. . IX TOWN W. C. Muttsnn, , malinger of tho Catnpbell-Towlo Lumbor company, was In town over thu week-end. I'ltOM ASPMtOYF. Ray Hofberger, assistant man ager of the Modoe Pino compuny, was in town over tho week-end on business nnd pleasure. , HACK TO CAMP P.rtuly Montgomery has rotnrnod to Calamus camp after upending several days in town, the Lake. When It "rlz," as Sam said, a mighty lava-llko stream poured lorth and carried the logs over the hills to the river. There ix a landlocked lako in Northern Minnesota that Is called "Sourdough Lake" to this day. Chris Crossliaul was a careless cuss. He took a big drive down the Mississippi for Paul and when the logs were delivered In the New Orleans boom it wax found that he had driven the wrong logs. The owners loked at the barkmarks and refused to accept them. It was up to Paul to drive them back upstream. No one but Paul would ever tackle a job like that. To drive logs upstream is impossible, but if you think a little thing like an Im possibility could stop him, you don't know Paul Bunyan. He simply fed Babe a good big salt ration and drove him to the upper Mississippi to drink. Babo drank the river dry and sucked all the water upstream. The logs came up river faster than they went down. MV V OUR U6S -Cuts and text by courtesy Red river Lumber Co.. Juniper Jones and her answer was short and snappy. "Tell him to take lessons from the camp blacksmith," she said. This settled it with us. So Miss Joynes will undertake to give sim ilar illuminating answers to any jacks may wish to ask hoc The editor of Lumberlogue at' times is worried as to what may be the proper thing. It was just last night we asked Miss Joyne3 just how far a fellow could go wfth a girl he'd seen for the first time. "It all depends on how far she has to walk home," she replied sweetly. We think you'll agree she's well qualified to conduct this column. So if any of you lumberjacks or mill hounds havo any love affairs that are bothering you, just send t your questions to Miss Jelllcose Juniper Joynes, lovelorn editor of The Lumberlogue. FUOM MODOC O. K. Cole, superintendent of the Modoc Pine company's pinning mill, was a business visitor In Klamath Falls over the week-end. FUOM FRISCO Bob Kessler, head electrician for the Pelican Bay Lumber company, returned from San Francisco Sun day evening, whore ho had been purchasing electrical supplies needed ror tho, new electric dogs. TO LAKK OF TDK WOODS Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bridgeford and Mr. nnd Mrs. E. It. Pike spent tho week-end nt their summer camp at Lako of tho Woods. ATKIXH MAX IIKI5I0 Ed Illbberts, salesman for the Atkins saw people, has been visit ing the mills in tills section for the past few days. FKOM COOS DAY Two an to loads of men arrlvod In Klamath Falls last week from Coos Bay. Among them woro Har vey (luinni, E. A. Oiimm, Albert Johnson and John Wllllum.'i, TIBER LEAGUE -GIESSTOPPED Bf IT GROUNDS Schedule Thrown Back One : Week; One Post-Season Game to be Played The heavy shower of Sunday afternoM completely disrupted tho games scheduled to be played by the Timber league. Algoma wax to have played Pelican Bay at Algowa, and Tennant to have played Lamm's mill at Lamm's, but both fields were to sticky t permit a game after the shower. There was less rain at Polfcan City than at Lamm's mill or J At-' goma, and the Tennant team stop ped In 1 Pelican City and tried, -fa arrange a game on the way homo. Several of the Pelican playera had stayed at Algoma, however, and so a game was impossible. '. . Next Sunday the games will be played as scheduled lor last Sun day, the. weather permitting. The game between Pelican Bay and Ten nant which tllvvered because ot a misunderstanding a week ago Sun day will be played as a poat-Bian game, so as not to Interfere with the rest of .the schedule. , v ' ; Senator Upton j Gives Address ! at Lamm's Mill ! Asks Liberal Support' for Legion Endow- ' ment Fund Senator Juy Upton delivered an ' , excellent address before the men of Lamm's mill nt noon Monday in be half of tho American Legion en dowment fund. , ,,r'...: Senator Upton particularity stress ed the worthiness of the cause, tho special appeal to mill workers, sq many of whom are world war vet erans, and tho fact that an endow ment fund of this nature, applying, as it does, -to orphans und cases of dire need, would specially appeal to millworkers, whoa employment, It) more or less hazardous. ' ; i Following this, the Senator ad: dressed the Indian convention at . Wlulske, stressing the value and res ponsibilities , of citizenship, and -urging the Indians to blend the wis dom of olden times, as exemplified bzy their forefathers, with that of the moderna, or their university . trained men.- . TO DIAMOND LAKK ' ' D. C. Hill, Lee Smith and Oliver Spiker took, a .fishing trip to Dia mond lake over tha week-end. ,Tho party loft Pelican city Saturday afternoon, . drove to Pelican ("Tiny camps, stayed, thoro, over night, und left for Diamond . Lnko at three o'clock Sunday morning. They re turned to Pelican City Sunday eve ning with a catch of 20 flue fish.' Work on Framework of Mill . and Transportation of ' Machinery Progressing , The sawmill at the Ln'.:cvlcw Mill and Timber company will bo rend., for operation about July 15,' ac cording to M. Peterson, presldRnt nf . the company, who, has been In nnd out '.)f Klumalh Falls during tha weok looking af lor tho moving of Parker and Ilnmaker mill. Work , Is progressing rapidly on tho framework ot tho mill, although moving tho machinery from Swan spur to Lukevlew has been regard ed by trouhlu with trucks. LAKEVIEW MILL ID TUBER GO, TO START SOON I'
