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VOL. I. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1925 Number 18 L AKES BUYS BLOW LAND N KLAMATH ADD Long Pino Lumber Company Acquires Tract North of Bonanza l(l.'Old lt (111' I it 1m IIIOI'llllIK of tho mi In or n bbek of tuiiil In Khun ulli liddlllnti in l.lnkvlllc liy Til .ilium E. Palmer In I In- lllg Lukce I nx company f.ir n eoimldoHiilon of five llioiimmd i:"llii'. Tin k.iIo liat mi particular algnltluinro, uccordlng In compniiy nfllelulii. The Long I'lun Lumber uiiiihi' linn iuroJnu(t !') iitim of timber I mill from A. II. Fraud In sectl' u It, township 1.1, south, ruima 11. The consideration w,m mil mudu public. Portland Hoo Hoo Club Is Started i Willi tl charier members, ..the lluo-Hoo Chili of I'ortlnml wiik or KiiiiUt'tl Juno 0 ill n nicctlng culled Vim-regent Hnttrk 10. I). KIiikIi' III opening Hi" mi'i'lliiK, Mr. Klng Hluy pointed out llml 1'orllnnil ucedH nil orgntiltutlon tluil will provide a ruinmon meeting ground for ull div isions of tlio I u in !' r Initio, where limy may all In comradeship nnd grow to know and appreclute onch ulhcru' problems. W. II. Mink, who acted ii secretary unit to whose eii tliiinlimm nml Imril work much nf thn mircem) of organising I ho rluh ho- lultKM. Mild bn foil II WlltlUI fill R long-felt want In the lumbar Indus try In Poitlnnd. Tlio following of flrorn wni'w Occtcd; Frusldont, Charles K, Miller. Went Oregon l.umbi'r Co., Llnuton. Klml vlro-prcddonl. Wilson W. Clark, Chirk Wilson Lumber Co., l.lnnion. Second vice-president. C. I.. Llnd iior, llnnry l, Davis l.uiiib.ir Co., I'ortluml. Secroliiry-ircosurnr. V. II. Muck. Portland. Meetings will bn hold nt noon on every ollior Wednesday. Tho first meeting, hownvor, will not lio hold until July 10, nil It In donlrt'd to hnvo a conciitonittlon prior to tho dull imtutliiK. July it having boon toiiitllvoly ant n Iho Unto of tho con rut ''tin I in n . to mi;ii OKI) HI I ill l,owl, cilKcniutil fir I 111 IUr I.nken IKiv ojiup.iny, npuiit tho I'ourr th of July In .Modf.ird. Free Lumber . Courses Are Open Again I'riv luliilicr Hi Aatthor 26 liimWr mlv.iliirnhlp.i nro now avnllablo (o roailerii of htitiihorloniio. TIiIk In fjrmuttu.il win rocolvod t:duy In u lolior from W. F. Shaw, uhhWiuiiI noorotiiry o tho National Lumber .Muiniliii'lmor' uniuckit'lon. IlurliiK hu'lh May anil Juno ittin number of moil wvisi nppllcd for tho coui'iio exi'oc'ilcd iho iill Uniciit of 25 ii monlli mfforod 'throuKh thla nn n .it Ion , hut .Iho, lual olglit have hocii plui'od on tho rolls and appll ribltcnn "in now ho reculvdl f it' tho 25 In July. TtaitiKli iirninnumoiit w!lh tho lutloiiul influUin, I.limfioi'loL'iio Ik glvoli nulliuilty, .10 nffor 26 ; fm'u dorroiii"nidiiii'o uoiivbc.. ta. ; , inihir' ouch muiilh, IMiora irto no Jttlims of tiny kliiil uttiii'hod ) tliia . :.ir. If you want t'V burn move nbo.it llio lunibor liinvlni-Hfi. Jiiit sen! k diaiiiu Jind addri'M t Tho I.ir ilwr loiiun, In euro Tim HvoiiIur II niilii, nnd .imiir iinnia will bo placed . llm lint, You don't oven havo lo pay iho price of tile p.MliiKc., . Aloro Ihnn 100 mini employe! In Iho lumber uudtidlry mf Iho Kliininth roiintrji nro'imw ituldnK Hit troe ooiii'ho IhioiiK'i Iho l,nnibii.'l'.Kiiu l f for, nnd Iho rolla 'will rnii'.iiln kiihm ' ilndarin'ltBly In order lu permit ol.li on do 'Ijiko IhU course If tlioy . ' (liisiro,. ; ' Paul's Family Life I I ruunt lor uie rirsi nine immm K Tho fAmlly life of I'iiiiI Ilunyiin. from ull uccounis, n very happy. A t'hnrmliiK glimpse of Mm. Iliinynn In given by Mr. K. S. .Shopnrd, of llhliii'liuidor, Wlm-oimln, who tolln of j wnrklim In ruul'H !uin) or. ltouml i Ivor, in ';!.' Iho wluli r of (ho Muck itiiow. I'aul tuil him whni'lliiK pritno pint uwny fr;.m Iho cook cump.' After lie hud worked at thin Job for three iiiini lin l'u ii I liiul him hniil tin-in buck li mi I N iih .Mm, I !u n un . who wan cooklnit lit I he camp, wauled lo line I Iniii lo miiko the hot flrea neccit miry lo cook her fumniiH noft iiokciI puueakea. Mm. liiinyuu, ul Ihln II im.-d to call the men to dinner hy bloulnn Into u woodpecker bole in un old hollow Hlub that flood near the door. In thlii Ht ub there wan a net of owla Hint ban one nhort Winn and flew In circle. When Mr. Shepurd miido i akelch of Vniil. Mm. liunynn, Willi wlfi.ly Hoilcltinle for bin nppi'aranco, purled Paul's lialr with a liniuhuo nnd I'limbed It with nn old crimn-cut miw. . .. .. . From oilier hoiircea wo hnvo frag mentary' Kill" pri-R of Jean, I'n ii 1 'h youiiRe.it noil. When Jean wan three wek old lie Jumped from bin cradle one nlnht nnd Heitlng (ill uxo, chop ped the four poni out from under bin ful In r'n bed. The incldi lit greatly tickled l'nul. who used to brag alioiil It to anyone who would lUten lo him. "The boy la going to hu n grout logger aomcj day." ho would dechiro with fatherly pride. The lutit wo heard of Joan, he w-tia working for a lumber outfit In the nouth, tiding logging Irulna pant one another in n nlngln track ruilroud. Logging l dungerouii work. There Is no gettln guroiind It. And oven Hiich atiperinen un Paul and IiIh To Have Charge Of Air Patrol KPfiENK. t)re July S. - l.leulcn ti lit A. It. Detinrmn of l.os'Angeles, Culir.. will ho tho'rommnmlcr or the forest ii I r patrol huso lit Kitgene this summer, II was announced todny hy Lieutenant Lloyd llnrueit, com mander of Iho huso hero Inn? year, who Is In charge of nil patrol buses of Iho Piiclilc ciiasl this BciiBim. Lloiilenanl. I)n (Inrmo will arrive here lonlglit, II Is said. - XKW llltll.l. PKIISS A Iweniy-four Inch Cincinnati drill press lias been added to the equipment of tho Kwuiina llox en in piiii y 'k sawmill muchlno shop. ('. A. Patterson In grinning broadly over Iho now muchlno and declares Hull ho sum Intends to do u lot of drilling, not for, hut wilh oil. Itl.'.TUtNS TO I'OllTI.AXIl Mas. l.lllliin Urti.lor, wliii bus been vhilting hor Blstor, Mrs. Win. Snnif luim, for Iho piiHt ln weuks, re lurneil Hundiiy to hor .noma hi Port ia ml MONTtlOMKItY lll'UOVi:S Ilrudy Monlgomery, who was op oraled on Ins! week In Iho Klamalu tieueral llospllal, is Improving so nudity Ib'it ho will be. nhlo t.) leave tho husptliil elisor todny tf tDinoi tow, nllhough It will ho somo tlmii hefdro ho Is uhlo to return to work lit Iho Modoc logging camp. I'UOM illlASTH I'AMM Pod Monlgiinnory returned Mon day' I'.om Uninla Pass, where he spent tho Fourtili, 1 Is Made , crews n cuxtonally gol liuii. Tho following roport wan received only hint week from Wostwond. . Wi.htwooil, Cullf.. Dir. 32. llaul IhK In llio hint h i Hull .".7 In Cull- fori.iu lo.iuy ii.imto,i,. mil. ;' j blK Kino Ox, mi'l with nn accident Hint would hnvo 1k-i.ii futul but for tho prompt uetlon of I'aul llunyan. Tho section Kklildi il on n hud (urn unci Inirli'il Brimstone ugatiiHt tho iiiouuliilii hIiIo.' . Mr. liunynn hitched llubo to .tho iiioiiiitulli unit pultod It away, rfh'iislns Ilrlnmlone, who In rccovorliiK 11 tho Vctwood Imiipltul. Kroin 1!H7 to 12 I'aul liunynn wioi liuny lollnK Iho Huppli.'H und J bulldlnK ruuipH for n hunch of htiKky youiiK follow-Amorli-HiiK who j had u conlrui't on Iho olhor Hldo of tho A t In ii 1 1 f. khowiiiK a ccrluln pronilnint Kuropcnn (who In now in j I'JCKini! in Holland ! how thi-y Ion l1'19 "lied Rtiiti.-H. I Aflor liU norvhoK wlili tho A. K. K. ! l'nul couldn't get hack lo tho Stilton iiilci enough. Airplanes were too i alow ho Paul embarked ill hi llurk .' canoe. I lin on ho lined on the lllg J tho Coos Hny 1. limber Co. for' the Onion I ho year ho drove thu loga j pnnl 12 years, has perfected, u dc upitroiim. When ho threw the old i vice for recording tho movement of paddle In high he Mire rumbled nnd the hca was covered with dead fish Hint broke their buckx trying to v.uti I him coiiiliig and going. As he shoved off from Krunce. Piiul neat ii wireless to .New York I but passed tho Stutiio of Liberty threo lengths ahead of the message. From New York lo Wostwood ho traveled on skis. When tho homo folks usked hliii if Iho Allegheney Mountains und the llockles hud both ered htm , l'nul replied, "1 didn't notice nny mountains but tho trail was n llttlo humpy In a couple of siiols. . -Text nnd ciiU courtesy lied ltlver Lumber Co. Camps Running With Ex ception of Ewauna, Which Starts Monday The mills nro ull naming again after tho Fourth of July lnlldnys, us nro Iho camps, with Iho ex ception of Ewauna, whl.'h will start ngulu M'.inday. Ewannn ("imp hud goilen niliouil of the inill. nnd was shut down for longer than the oth ers n that account. Practically all of the mills .look uJvitntngo of tho shutdown to do necessary repair work, and tare all In miming order again, I'OOU CLOCKS Harney Deyo, day scaler at the Eaciuiim Hiwinltl, w'ns li loldng over the oretylone tank in tho blacksmith sh.ip 0110 day last week, l'eyo close ly examined the threo gauges on the machine, pulled out his watch, nntl Informed the blacksmith' Hint all threo of his clo ks- wero wrong. rr sum i.n uc.v J. K. Siinipson, ullaa "Jlggn". nilll wrig'it at .tlio K;iuim sawmill, hiis a now Suiilebuker; und. was nil 1 i 11 oil up tar a ginnl party during the Fourth. Uetvvoen the innchlnlst und thn blacksmith,- "Jlggs" had to won K, mm MILLS DUNflC AGAIN FOLLOW ING SHUTDOWN . ' if A if ANY ADDS MACHINES TD LATH PLANT pjckct8 to be Manufactured," New Tramway is Built From Mill Kwauna Ilox company Iiuh ordor- il two plrkol mUi hiii"H. which will bo 1 1) h t a 1 1 ' In tho lath mill a noon on thoy iutIvo. Tim nine IiIikh will m u n u fin t u re pli k.'ti in ull lonKths. A train lia hii;u built from tho huh mill ncroiui lo Iho urcin chain dock,' and both lath nnd pickoU will bo moved dlrmt from tho mill lo tho xri'cii chain (ruin and out ! into tho yurd by trtickH, irmtoail of I bolim thrown down tho rlmto, j picked up and loud. d ar;ain. j Novel Carriage Device Invented W. cliiinic II. K('ri;liKon. niaslurmo for the Marshflcld millB of tho carriages In the sawmill. Put enln have been applied for bnd the device will soon be on the market. The device permits of it being . at tached to any c-ngino or, bholgun I feed. A recording meter, having a graph on which u sawliue is marked together with other parallel Hoes roproHenting units oi instance, sucn an feet of tho truvcl of tho carriage, uro crossed by olher Hues at right angles which nro marked to repre sent unita of time, such as seconds. i-i ,r'.rordliig pen irlways hears a cat I responding relation to tho saw lino marked on tho graph as the car riage boars to tho saw lino. From this graph may be rend many in teresting things: l-t Tho exact position of tho car riage at nny period during the day. 2. The number of logs suwed. S. Their length. 4. . The number of lines struck. 5. The time consumed in louding striking a lino, dropping the cant, gigging, turning tho log. as well as how many times the log . has boon turned. 0. My showing how fur past the saw 'the sawyer runs to loud Or lapped by tho saw on tfach cut, dem onsiralln his efficiency, 7. Any lost time is accurately recorded to tho fraction of a sec ond nnd the hlnmo enn hc placed where is belongs. - Kor instance, if Iho rolls in Iho rear uro mil being kept clear and Iho-carrlago must wait to drop a cant, tho results will s.how. . : S. Whether the mill has ade quate jiower to prevent lagging of tho carriage. . In fact, tlio whole panorama is 1111 uceurnle record .showing tho ef ficiency of tho mill and the sawyer. In tho most modern, efficient plants, with udequato squlpment and power, Iho head saw only averages from 15 to 20 seconds out of tlio minute in the log. Every second which can he saved through detec tion nnd remedying tho cuuso menus u corresponding , sin. It Is only when tho saw Is on tho rut tho mill Is milking n flnnncinl return. HOKiHTON HKTTKll Claud Houghton, olgging superin tendent for tho Lamm Lumber 5-.mi-piiny, Is dnclnred to bo steadily Im proving In tho Klamath Uonernl li.iHpltul, It was thought for a whilo that Houghton, who was con fined to tho .hosplt'.it with, nn Infect ed hand, might lose nn arm, iind Intw was In danger of his lite ho la now gaining steadily, - but Davis Leaves For Canada; Will See : Races At Calgary Oliver Maria, who has managed tho Algomn. hall, team through its most successful season for years, left Inst week for Calgary, Cunudu, w here ho will take part In the races. Thivls was formerly it Jockey, nnd intends to get buck Into the racing gnino: ' Even When Paul Sixth Street The year of the purple snow Paul liunyun logged off Iho Klamath val ley. It was the toughest Job he ever had; for although tho logging of a little piece of ground like that didn't bother Puul In the least, get ting the logs up Klxth street bo nil to dump them into Lake Ewauna und boom them down tho Kluma' I river to the ocean was almost Im possible. The first part of tho log ging was easy: but the last part was bud because Klxth street got so rough that Lube shook all the log ging trucks to pieces hauling logs over it. Paul got around this by going a round-about way. Ho pulled his logs around tho foot of Hog back, through Hot Springs addition, und brought them down Oregon ave nue. Oregon Avenue turned out to be Just as bad as Sixth street and he hud a tough time getting the last logs in. S. V. Millard, Ewauna blacksmith, can vouch tor the truth ot. this, for that season he was blacksmith's Love Tips for Lumberjacks, by Jellicose Juniper Joynes Dear Miss Joynes While attending a dance at Chilo- quin, a y-iung lady susgeued thai we go for a ride In her car for a dance or tw. I didn't accept, fear ing t-'vu her intentions were not honorable. Did I do the 1ig.1t itlng, or was I rude? ' Bert G-illis. Absolutely. At the fJrst oppcrti'n Uy, ask .thjvpung.. Judy, if ..her. or tenr'.ous are honorable or not. EW if she say they are, I would not go riding without a chaperone. " A virtuous working man can't afford to trust these shebas nowadays. J. J. J. Dear Mi Joynes 1 think that 1 Jm In Live, but am not sure. 1 don't sleep well night, and have very little appe tite. How can I find out for stfre" Jo N'iion. There's nothing the matter with you but tho hot weather. There, is always tho something the matter w ith everybody fallowing the Fourth of July. J. J. J. Mxs. Dusty Hannen I havo not printed yaur letter. Ewauna- Box Company Re ceives Word of Earth quake Devastation "The damage in Santa Barbara Is mainly in buildings of poor construc tion," snid Governor Kichardson, of California, after returning to Sun Francisco recently from tho devas tated city. "Fflnisy brick walls fell to tho street, poor concrete . crum bled, nml light construction caiiio down. In tho residential portion all wooden buildings escaped except where they had tall brick chimneys: tlio roofs- were a sad wreck every where.". . A copy of tho statement, reflect ing, us it. does, great credit on wood en construction, was received yester day by tho Ewauna llox company from the California White und Sugar Pine Manufacturer's association. On another page of this issue appears an editorial clipped from the Sun Francisco Bulletin, of July 2, which is also n splendid testimonial ot tho resilient strength of wooden over brick or concrete buildings.' TO i.Ti:u LAKE, Mr. and Mrs. Will Sandluni, '.m companied by Mrs. Sandhnni's sis ter. Mrs. Lillian Binder, upont thn Fourth of July ut Cl'ttter Lakq, IDD1 BUILDINGS STAND QUAKE IN SPLENDID SHAPE Logged Here Was Hard Going helper for lllg Old, and worked regularly twenty-five hours a dny shoeing Babe. Tho liig Ox pulled sixteen sets of shoes on tho rough road every day, and when one fig ures (hat It took young Millard one hour's wnlk with a surveyor's tape and slakes to measure off the iron for each one of (hem you can see lliat it was a pretty hard winter for tho youngster. And then Big Ole was a cranky old cuss, and was al ways bellowing for another measure before Millard got back from the end of the Iron. " Anyone doubting Millard's verac ity is requested to make a trip over either Sixth street or Oregon ave nue. Babe's footprints are at ill visible, and the big bump by the I Standard OH company la where he got stuck wltb - an extra big load one day, and Brimstone Bill had to use his full vocabulary to get him started It was a tough "pull any where through there, but that one place was unusually bad, and Babe i mado it worse on that pull. far the same number of reasons that theve wc-re words In it. If you ever send la any more quest'ons like that send them l- express J n t to urake yourself lUble t?r sending sucil ftuff through -the mails. An swer; no, you should not. ' ; .. . j. j. j. :" Dear Miss Joynoj I was , with a lady the other 'daywho - seems1" to be a nice wman, bu-t. who is care less In h'er speech. She said several rough- thing?, "'which I do njt re member, but In particular I remem ber t9at she spoke of a woman's leg. Do you think I should go out with her any more or not? Don't y:u think I could perhaps be an influence for good, and get h r lo forsake lier wugh ways. In every ctaer way she is perfect lady,, and treated me wi'.li marked rtrspect and deference. Jninier Jcbns'.ou. Leave her absolute! nl-ine. She may be well intention--.!, and a sae n'jniau from tho great out-of-dcors but It would never do for an' I ;n petesslcnable yo'!t.g man -to associ ate with a wionnn who uies leg for limb '. ; i - 1 . : Ji J. - J . ' . Holiday Shutdown Shortest In Years PORTLAND, Ore., July 8. The Fourth ot July shut down of saw mills this year on the west coast was the briefest in years, accord ing to reports received here today oy the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen from various dlsirlcis. The reports Indicated that 90 per cent of the fir saw mlll resumed cutting Monday morning. , The reports show, however, that logging Is comparatively Inactive, and more than SO per cent of the fir camps operating today. The lujor turnover at the mills was one of the lightest In years. TO CUI--SCKXT 1TY Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Kranden burg and Mr. and Mrs.. Sam Kran denburg spent the Fourth of July at Crescent City. The Kmndenburgs are siwyers fl:r the Big Lukes Box and tho Chlloquln ' Lumber com panies. ., , ,.- ..... i()ES FISHIXd (ioJige Uannjn, onductor for the Modoc Fine company, was 111 town the first day ot the rodeo, but left tint evening on a fishing trip. . TO MODOC,' . Harry Miller and Bill McMillan re turned to Cnlumus camp yesterday. Miller has been troubled' by un in fected hand for several days, but the bund. is doing better nt present. TO PELICAN ' Jimmcr Johnston, drove back to ! Pelican Bay camps Monday evonlng, j wheeling Ye Brogun. , STARTED THE Fire Must Have Been Caus ed by. Cigarette or . Pipe Smoker The fire whlo'i broke out. In the Kwauna Box company's shook ware house yesterday noon was undoubt edly caused by - some workman's 'after-lunch cigarette. The shook warehouse Is very ciol, and a pleas ant place to. eat lunch. There :1s no machinery of any kind In the ware house, no waste, and no chan:e cf fire In any other way. The fire is a splendid demonstra tion of the efficiency of fie auto matic sprinkler system. The dam age, which icoordlng to company of ficials, will not reach Kt , t tal of one thousand dollars, was almost entirely 4ue to ; water from the sprinklers; the tire was out before the fire department arrived on the scene. . .'- . v. - ' Road Machinery Being Inspected By Forestry Men PORTLAND, Ore.. July 8. For estry men In charge of road and trail building In national forests of the Portland . district are gathi;re- In the Wind river valley above Ste venson, Wash. tor a' week's demon stratlon of road nnd trail machinery and to inspect construction, -v. p. H.'. BrtrmluSB,' ' ToWwr 'inspector in chargo or roads and trails. Is di recting the meeting.-'1 '-: . . New machinery and tbdls are to be tried out- The gathering con cerns secondary roads built by for est men themselves, not highways which nre under ' the bureau of public roads. Assistant Forester C. M. Granger and Supervisors V. V.' Harpham, Ochoco forest, and K."P. Cecil, Co lumbia forest, wore scheduled to at-, tend. i, The trail men and their forest include B. P. Pierpont, Malheur; J,; M. Munn,- Umatilla; . t. l. Jones,, Whitman; George A. Bohobrako,: Umpqua: .M. M. Lewis, i!lskiyoini W. t. Jones, Crater. v , .1! TO, ASHLAND , Mr, and.Mrs. di.hn 'Stalling in :'.- orcd'to Ashland and lia.'k luit Sun day. Mr. Stalling is flL'f.i' tin' Ewuuaa. sawmill. TO CBATElt LAKE ' Mr. and Mrs. J.hii Fossuni and family drove to Cherry creek, Fri day, returned .to Klainuth Full! Cut evening, and the next duy drove 10 ' Crater Lake, returning by way of .MejrL-ld und Ashland: Fojsum de- Iclffies thnt there are still deep LanKj of suow around the lodge, and thut tbetalgbt of people picking, flowir.1 aimong" the snOwbinks Is im th.ri' s(rlkjng. . Mr. Fossuin 'Is mill f.iro man for the Big 'Luke. Dux .compuny. One -Timber League Game for Sunday Lamm to Play Came" Outside to Even ' , Schedule ; Pelican Bay will pln.v Tennnnt At 1 Tennuut Sunday, nnd Lamm's mill will play the 'Matin', teum at .Modiou 1 Point. , : ''- .... ..'' j-'.-, j a Lamm's mill has already played Algoma twice, und will not ploy again until the Boinl-finuli iiller th'i cli.iso of thu regular season. ; f. , l'p to date, Tennailt and A!g(iiuu Heud the leugiio, each team having lost a gahie to die odior. Pol.cnn Bay is next in the It'igue, wllh Lannu's mill in last phwe. The following Sunday, l.nniin'i mill will play Tenuant ut Tennnnt, and Algumu will play Pellcun Buv.' Whether or not Algoma will 111 range o game for the c") 111 lug Hundny Iti-i not been detillod us yqt, . Eli
