yEDNF3DAV, JULY .IS, 1925
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BETTER TIMES
Second Half of Year to be
. Good, is Prediction of
Lumber Magazine
SITUATION BETTER,
Grays Harbor District in
Especially Good Condi
tion; Prices May, Jump
An outstanding feaiurn of Iho ex
isting Hit nn I Ion in (ho luinlvr lu
ll urn ry jf Oregon anil. Washington
In III" growing ' tendency of mill
operators l(i predict better" times
for Ihn second Iml r of till year,
day llm rummi, Immo of tho, West
(,'onl I.uinherimin, which mliU:
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Thirty or Oil days ago It . svas
llnxt to littiiuMHlblw to ritul an oper
ator who prnfuwwO to be able to son
ahead In thn mine of uiirvrtiiltity
and complexity ol.flng then, but
light na'iiiH to Im dliisipntlng thn
uluudn, anil now a niiinliur of kccu
oiuratoni nrn predicting better
prices lor tho remainder, of thjj
year.
Thin. Hi ii West C'oaM Lumberman
believes, U a hopeful sign llTllllHD
It Incl U n 1 1 ihia manufacturers, nro
regulnlng confidence which liun been
larking for Miinn limn past, and thlii
lack 'Of confidence has mom than
anything fli been responsible for
tho. existing trouble of thn Indus
try. I'rcsenl prices coulil easily bo
11 or II higher tluiu I hoy am today
wlihout ; In' tho - slightest ' ' decree
checking thn demand. Kven this In
admitted by wholesalers, and otlitra
who buy lumber. Just an won' oil
(iDouith manufacturer ran gain the
necessary confidence nud control of
themselves to nilvanco prices wo bu
lli'vo that there will Im a decided
.chango In tho, present .situation.
Tho situation la strougor on (irayii
Harbor and Pug.it noil ml than else
where In tho northwest. Thin la
possibly duo to Ilia fact thai log
Klnit has boon morn generally cur
tailed In tho north than on tho Co
lumbia Hver. Tho supply of log
on I'tige'i "sound Is Vapidly pns'sius;
from elm loggers to tho riIIIh. In
fact) soino InKgers who thirty dnya
ago had a. big iirplim now haro no
log.
Tho loir freight, rata disturbance
In Washington him resulted In clon
ing Homo of. tho biggest producers
In Washington by having added
from ll'to II. GO to tho rout of
putting logs Into thtl water. Kvon
Hhould ramp who aro able to put
their log directly Into thn water
decldo to mart operating they could
not makn up for tho enforced cur
tailment of other big producers., di
rectly affected by.theso advances.
,Bi)ilKjo operators,', profoss. thnt
present conditions aro unsatisfac
tory1,' but, In tho main,.' tho' shingle
Industry lina nnilouhloilly enjoyed a
greater tlngruo of prosperity than
'tho lumber end of, ' tho - business.
Prices;1 howovor, ' nave"' not" been
what thoy should bo.
HOT AIR DOGS
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Mary used to roll her-o,ysf v
Ufa was very fl'ulitv i,
Mary rulln lior stockings now,
ttxlstouco l aj riot, ( . .
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Mary amokod tho bocH, alack,
Orio time 'and gathored honoy,
Now Bho aniokoa a coffin tack;
(loo, ain't cxlHtonco fumiyT .
Houston "clirbuiclo.
Mary unod to roll hnr R'h;
" flho rollod" hor 'bwh, 0oy'tiy;'.
nut now aho puffs tho cork-tip faga,
Tho mukln'a are piibhu.
Illinois, man, traded, hia wlfo to a
neighbor for a vacant 'lot. Snoma
as though 'till' throb of ilium nr'o
rathor a vncntil lt. j)V ?,'.)' w
"If tho parlyr who Mofjf !y Jc,K,
from, my Kord((jtTr a fuw tluyii ago,"'
nrnnliiimasa HubBCrlboi' oxpnnBlvoly,
"will bring It back, ho can, hftvo.it.':
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Ryon, If, the modorp girl docuno
exhibit much common bohho no
makos up for It In tho othor tJilnRs
sho shows. ' , ;'''. ' '
' Wo don't bollovo that nny person
wants oxaet Juatl.no, hocatiso ovury,
ono wants to koop out of Jnll.
. We hoar a street In Akron, Ohlor
Is to bo pavod wltli rubbbr. Tlat
may be stretching, it. a bit at thnt,
Tho charming lady on tho 'dollar
can attract inon without showing
iim wife. ',?5' ;:v'-
'omcn nro bonks wrlttnn In n
Imikuiiko limn know nntliiiK, about,
Wlmn they tulk about a mini im
Ing iiliiiin with his thoughts, most
ulwuys ho, U sltuply ulnnit,
, "Tho fuller who .forgets to comb
his hair buforn breakfast Is usually
tho guy who Krmnhlns Iwicutiso bis
wife wears a Illinium when fryiu'
ihe eggs,"
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Kelly pool Is an Irish swlininln'
hole., , . y . ; "'
A lot of economy which' begins
In Ihn house ends obruptly In tho
garagu.
It Is remnrkalilo how much mora
arroiumodatlnK men are when thoy
aro away from homo than thny nro
wliuii they oro at Komu. Kor In
stuuee, on cold winter mornings
man hutns to get MP and start a firn
for his wife. And yet ho will come
right, down In, the shop and throw
A clgarmtn among tho ahavlngs and
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slart one for thn boss without ovon
being linked.
: nilSTV IIANNBN BAYS,
"Thn radio has brought London
and New York mighty close togeth
er; but It mill seems Junt us far us
ever from piiyiluy to payday."
Thn world Is certainty becoming
more and nioro efficient. For ex
ample, In l(ie old days, an artist used
to paint "A Portrait of a I.udy."
Now tho paint Is luld directly on thn
Indy, and tho lady does It herself,
"It la always the woman," de
clared tbu District Attorney., "that
slays nud slays and slays!" '
TIIK IIKIUIIT OK OPTIMISM
Our Idea, pf ,th height of optim
ism Is a 80-year-old gent buying a
suit of. clothe with two pairs of
pants. ,
w '- OR RAIHINO CAIN
. "Soy!" said tho young man enter
ing a barbel; shop, , "Is , my credit
good for a shave?" . , ,
"Naw!" replied tho barber; "If
you can't ralso a quarter, koep on
ruining whiskers."
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Tho day was oold and wot, and
tho owner of a certain smull car
of wall known make, ' hud put. a
blanket over Itao bood of his car to
iirotnct, and had started off, whon
tj!e small nows boy, grinning Im
pishly, romsrkod so all passersby
could hcur:
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"Oh. you nocd'at try to hldo It!
( know what yju'vo got under that
blanket." .
TJioso whom the Qods would de
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stroy thoy first make mad about
a woman,
Tho SUE finishes t!io Job.
Hlgn on lluck of Ford
"Kor sp'iro parts follow mo.'
V I'ollco Pun . ,
Tlho policeman hnd n gambler by
the arm and was walling Jjr fbo
putrol wiiyjii to arrive.
' "What aro' you doing?" asked n
friend of the officer.
"Pin holding a ctard party," , re:
piled the cop.
Didn't Like Colleges
Sometimes ' mon wuo uider radi
cally on ono subject, aro very -cldse
together an another.
tako tho tso of Kobort 0. In-
gorsol und Hoy, Sam Jonoa, the first
tho .groat and most eloqucat of ag
nostics, und tho latter ' bho greatest
dlvino tho Houth has produced. UoUh
guvo colleges. f 1st wWenovor oppor
tunity npjs'o.' Ingorsoll once retor
red to colleges us "plucos whore
pebbles are pollshod Mud dlambn).1$
aro dimmed.''
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Sum Joucs usod to sny thnt ,ho
would, not, sond.. his sons to college
bocuuao he would profor to have
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I.K.OlHtATIOX'S kkkk6t on :
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OXP6HD. Eng. In a recent do-
bnto und dlsgusston tho Oxford Xj iv
loit iaxfMMl by ft 1rgo majority that
"oouteiiiboViu 'Mejtlslajio'h'tnda (i
dosti'oy' Hborly." '.
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speaker In tho dobate, declared that
thoro h a wide dlstluctlu.1 between
llborty nd Iho security whh.i jlB
tho. aim of most modem legislation.
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(loos iwl follow that security brings
pnopbrty. It tho chief end of rnnii
Is to 'bo" ted' und toiisod, thon ,wo
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tried moasuro which lnsturod econ
omic 'Security to tho masses."
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Kmll Drehor, of tho Klamath Lum
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Bet tfee Same
With the resignation of Howard Winnard this week
the.Lumberlpgue loses a man who knew many o tl?
men, in the! industry here, and who had worked. in
woods, and camps of the Klamath district ,much o his
life. ' ' . . , v . . ' ;
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' His leaving, however, will not affect the policy of
the. Lumberlogue to carry the best news of the men in
the camps and mills each week. The new editor doesn't
know you personally and expects to be kept busy dur-
ing the. next few. months finding out what its all about.
He wants news about you, and your family if you have
one. .... .. , 1,1... . , .
If he misses you in his wild dash through the camps
and you have a news item of interest send it in!
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' We -want everything pertaining to the industry and .:
the fact we miss you will not be intentional
You Can Still Earn
One Easy Dollar
Each week, for the best Paul Bunyan yarn turned in,
Lumberlogue will pay one dollar. If you have one
under, your hat that hasn't been uncorked, turn it loose ,
in our directipn. an'y.. l"4- tfre doUsx coms your
way just as; promptly. Don't thinly that it has to be
. written like a classic, either. Just give us the. facts in,
your own way and we'll do, the resL Address all letters.
' ' , ' : tp AeLumbIpgue,121 North Eighth, Klamath Falls, '
BABE AND BENNY AND PAUL'
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They ' elected to stay with us during the summer, .
rather ; than to. leave with WinnarcJ - for the Feather
iV"Too Hot", said Paul.
"I' don't like heat. 'One summer Hell shifted six
feet and I took a contract to move it bacjk where it be-.
lpnged. Worked all summer at the -job. and when I
finally got a, hitch around .the establishment I had to
give it up because the. wire rope kept melting. No
more hot places for me." ! " 1 . " .. .
So with the able help of Paul, you are promised, the
same paper as in the past. If yotf don't get it regular
ly, remember there is a way to stop that just send in
your name and we'll see that it comes to you personal
ly on schedule time . i
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