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DFJAPAN
FO
EST COV
ERED
An Extensive Reforestation
Program it Being
Carried on
Tint abundant ruin rail and tain
pnrutii cllmuto whliili Jupun onjoys
i wry fnvorublo to iliii growth of
forests, according to Consul General
Htnwtirt, Tukyn, An tln JitV"np
archipelago extents from III" Kurlln
' Jnliuiiln, In tho Miilt-A r i let noun, to
tint 1,00 Clmii UIiiiiiIh, Willi a sub
tropical rlliiiiito, thn country has
llin cliiiriichrliillc flora nf nil of
Ihesn t'l I ma t cm, mill ctiiiMWiiuntly thn
n u in In1 r of H)n'i li'H (if trees exceed
Olm thousand. Tim muni uxtnn
Hlvn, however, urn llin varieties of
lilt) tiiiniinriiui tone, tlio most vnlu
nblo species being 1 1' hhirI, or rryp
tomerltt, plim nnd hluokl.
The total urn uf fnrmt lucil III
Japan proper In 1921 was 4f.rtl4,
107 acres, or 4 8 ior cent of the
total a re ii, Of this ucreiiKo ap
proximately nix pur i'iiit urn crown
forest. 15 per cent nmliiniil for
ests, a U per rent foreuts belonging
tu loriil government, temple .uuil
ollmr public bnclle, uml -10 per cent
lirlvuln owned forutits,
Forest urn also clumiiricd an pro
tnctlou forums, iillllwtlon forests,
anil forest lease I on a poreetiiug.)
luisls. I'roti'cilon forest In 1922
comprised nn nrcit of 4.164.488
acres. These fornniH urn innluiiilncd
for lliv purpose of funillnit springs,
for attracting r I h It , for lliu nuko of
. public linullli, for scenery, u land
iiiiirkH of navigation, us it means of
' preventing noil ili'iiiiilulliiu, floodn,
rolling stones, ovuliinrhnit, lis wind
breaks, uml for other apodal pur
poses, . .
Tim prluclpul uicana adopted of
conserving und developing thn for
est resources of Jnpnn 1 reforestu-
iVin. During llin eleven years- be
KlnnliiK with 1912, thn totul tiuni
bor of trees iiliinluit win 4.7H0.
086,470, covering all urea of t . 0 T H
070 arras. Of Hi l numbur, 367,
.CUB, IBS. covering nil area of 260,
579 acres, were plniitcd In' 1923,
tlio lutest year for which stntlstlrs
ara available. Thn principal varle
tin planned wara cryplonierln. pine
and rudur.
Thnrn am mill ubont ft.000,000
ncros of luirroii, tinforostod lands In
Japan, of which, according to a pro
gram already decided upon, 3,4 60,
000 acres urn to Im reforested dur
ing thn course of tlio flout fnw
years. Of i hi work uliotit two
thirds will bu undertaken by (ho on
. ttonal government nnd l)v bnluncv
by local governments and public
bodies. It In slimmed that Willi
till Increased urea of forests, und
with tlio adoption of a in ore sys
U'lnutlc method of rultlug, tbu yield
of timber will bo dutiblnd.
Tlio total cut of timber In Jnpnn
In 1022 amounted to 44!). 149, 014
cubic font, valued at (74,474,018,
an compared with S30. 886,000 cubic
funt, valued at 191.10S.817 durliiK
tho previous year. About , two
thirds of llio timber cut comprised
cryplamorla and plno. The total
valuo of firewood produced In 1D22
was valued at $46,050,003, a com
pared with 149.738,669 durlllK thn
prnvloiiH yetir, nnd of bnmbao cut,
1.1,747,1179, an compared with 14,
1OB.840 during 1921.
LAMM'S MILL
A rolled I ui In buliiK propound for
Ilia purpOHa or xuttliiK Hum Klfu a
liulr cut.
Thn floor fur tlio nnw dry hnd
In now let lil and tlio framework
aturlcd,
A hoi; Ik ImlliR placed for Dm
planer, Coclirell und OKell lira in
clinrxo of till) opnriiti'iii8 Hint expoct
to liuvn II coniplidnil In llio Into full,
Thn liulto of Itlcliinoiid U now
inanuRnr of tho bMubull tniiin. Tho
l)u Im I tlio guy Unit mucin tho
Cliurllo Chiiplln niiiHtuoliij pxipulur.
Dun Crump wiih minu diiiIIIiik
Tliiirmluy. KomeihliiK dreadful niimt
liuvo happened.
The huHcbull ninu held thulr own
In thn piiriuiiiiuxa column an tbn
21hI. It ruined iiud Ihiiy could not,
piny. , ;
Never mind uboiil tlio hot wutor
Ijoyn, llin luka Ik handy.
II. II. Damon Saturday nlghtml
In KluuiuLti Kit 1 1 it dlopplhji at Ya
Arcudn Tiivorn,
V. A. tipuiikler and II. I). Damon
upend Hundny lit Mudford.
llutch IOIIIii nay ho auw enouKh
nf tho OreKonlaim hi-dirn ho ever
f'litnr thn mute. Huro, Ituth, llicro
arc u ut of OrcKoiiluiiK In Idaho.
When (liny Kd go thuy can ounl
up to fifty wo Mend them to Idaho
la leach ichool.
Qiitta n nhuke-up .liern Saturday
iilKht. Him Kllti took the family
I-) town In h!n Kord.
Homo of tho ilk mocking row
tiro neiilng no li it: h loned they uro
puttlnK -oljr on their kIiiuIo Ir'.-on.
I'erliupn they d in'l upprovo of buro
1 1 in bn.
A druininur wan In town thin
week. Mac bnuKlit a dozen puckiiKua
of vlKurettiKi, two pounda of caiul)'.
uml a puck ie of hulr pluj, llettur
ail Ktock up no heavy Mud, prices
illicit drop.
Andy Chldentcr has purchused a
new llulck aeduu,
Jos I'luckot'i family arrived from
Arlnona last Monday.
Dud Piumon upoiit an nftornoon
at the Indian convention taut week.
HooluK 'a little wIiiwjiho bruiiulte
who xoemcd 1-jiieBomc, Dud tried to
liitnreM. hur with a llttlo Illrtutlon.
"How tlu you net that way?" tho
duitky llinldcn until, "my bu k In
lumu nuw. from huudlug old guy
their crulchea. dj buck; .to your
rocking chair and carpet allppurs
and drcum of tho putt.
Well, well, well, tho boya only
Xt bent 13 to 1 2 by 1ho Pollcanijvt
era. Ununlly It take) tirco flKures
to lull tholr opponents scores.
Willlo Adenoid Shnnnoa had din
ner at lbs oook-houB Krlduy.- ,
T.tKK Tltll
V. V. HodKupnth, .of tho' office
forco of thuKlinw-Uertrnm Lumber
company, with lil iinull son, will
tako n thrun-ilny nuto trip over thn
Kourth of July. l!edgo,pntli duclnrcs
that ho has no definite destination
In mind, but will just uturt out and
drlyu, sloppliiK whnrovor Im llkos.
l'UOM AHPtlUOVK
Chill Chnstnln was In town from
Aspgrovo Monday, whnro ho has
boon working for tho Modoc Lu oi
lier company. C'hnataln declared
that ho had loft tho Modoc com
pany nnd would now work for the
Standard Oil company In Chllnqtiln.
TO CMOS I'KKKK
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. P. Shu nro
plnnnlng on spnntlliiR thn Konrtli
of July at Union crook, Mr. Blin
is with thn offlc.o forco of the
Bhnw-Burtratn Lumber company,
TO AHlll.AM)
Mr. anil Mrs, H. 0, Drolisr and
nmnll son nro plnnnlng to motor
to AHlilunil nnd,' back uoxt 8undiiy.
Mr. Drohor Is onn of tho firm of tho
Klnmnth' Lumber nnd Mlllwork
company.
NO VACATION
W. Bortrnin dnclnrus that tlioro
will bo no vacation for 111 in ovor
tho Fourth, Somo' now flues aro to
bo inntnllod In tho hollor at tho
Bhnw-Dortrnm mill nnd Hurtrnm in
tnndB to stay on tho job during
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INSTALL Ml.NDLAHS
Whceler-Olmatoad will Install a
windlass oa tho log deck during the
Fourth to handls refractory logs,
l.nula Kspon Is woarlug a broad
umlln, and plans to gain a tow
pounds aa tho alrongth vt tho. new
device.
John Drown, millwright helper at
iHo 1'iillcau Day Mill, declares thut
kids arc suro good at uncovering
things, and rnlllug them around.
von MKuroiin
liup Brook field left yesterday
nwrnlng for Modford, whero be will
celebrate the Fourth of July. Hap
Is also plnunlng a trip to Portland
somo tlmo tlhs, wook.
A DIM AW.mSOUKS .
Jean Chiimpngna docluroj that ho
Inteuds to add" uuothor billoon oc
C'soi' to tlio Hudioii during tho
Fjurth. , It will have the general
If tho balloon flask works woll.
greatly to tho speed of tho mnchlne
If tho balloon flugu works well,
Chumpiiguo decluras that ho may
drive ovor to the Hague rlvor valley
llio Fourth, especially as the Is Hud
son broko by the regular trips to
Flier Bro.ikflold.
TO DIAMOND LAKH
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Drcher will
motor to Diamond Lnko for a fish
ing nnd -camping trip over the
Fourth of July. Mr. Dreher Is saw
yer on tho big rig at Pollcan
Bay mill." j
, TO K.NTKU CO.NTK8T
Tex "Mormon" King is planning
on entering the bull- riding contest
at tho nodoo, Ho doolures that ho
Ih la.oxcollont practice, having rid
den ciirringo for Joan Champagne
for titio lu.4t month, nnd that nil ho
need,! Is a pair of spurs, which he
cxpjcts to borrow.
Hup Ilro.ik field also Intondctl to
untcr tho conpst, hut ho not a
short tlmo fur tho "Mormon" -last
wouk, and has lost his appetite for
oxcltomont. '
, l'HOM anna iti:i:ic
. Mrs. J, lil. Whitman was. In down
yesterday from t'io " Anna Crook
Lumber company's mill abovo Chllo
qil III, vvlioro alio Is spending tho
aunimor wllili Mr. Whitman, who Is
miiniiglng tho mill.
Monty Montgomery enmo down
from Cnlamus camp Monday, to bo
In town when his son, Brady, was
operated on. 1 Ho expects to rotttrn'
to canip today. , h ' ' . , : ,
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