The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 28, 1925, Page 11, Image 11

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THE LUMBERLOGUE
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PINE BEETLE
DISCUSSED BY
ENTOMOLOGIST
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tomvloKltl, In charge Korosl In
eert fluid HUtlon, (,'uuur d'Alono,
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Throng-limit the pine forostn or
our .".ip'in i1 .I. . Ihuru In u ooliat
UUt Ibas of mnturo tlmhur duo to iho
ruvuigiia of hurlt-buutlni. 'rnii oii
niuy bo coutluod scattered Ireoa
throughout tint rOrMl ir iho Ipfoeu
tlofi U but mi endemic or iiorm.i)
Oou. Hut durliiK epidemic .'undl-
tlona which occur from tlmo to (lino,
Dm lorn ..ii. ii iiiuoutitu lu un inunb
uf it or 3 per cant Of the total -plume
of the Hlntt a pr year One of
lh mont Important of theic foroat
anomlon la two mountain pine bvotln
(J)ondroctonun inontlcoluu Hopk.i
Tii in Maori nttiicki on ! kills 'healthy
mnturo nUK.ir plno, whltn hind, irtl
IOW plno nod lodKupola plot. Hurl
oua outlnnnka have cuiruid, and ah.
mill coiialnK, lj" or many thoua
anda uf dollars through the north
Woaturn part uf thn Lulled States.
Mountain fin' Beetle
Tho adult Insect. whlCB la i at ut,
black, ollndricai bark-boollu about
one fifth Of mi .'h h In Ioorui, boron
through u outvr burk und eon
Htruct i n Ion ir, perpendicular van
gallery In tho lliln laynr uf cella
dtrocily between tho living bark und
wuod. Aloug thin gallery egita urn
dopoalted which bom butch Into
small gruba, .ir larvae, Tin ililn-
luglonn larvae oxravuin. ni right an
glen to b in oris gallery, in rt niluu ,
Wblob terminate p oelle, . j tbn
traunfortnailoii to tho udult boot
Ian tnkoa plnro. Tho roinblno.1 ru
Sttlt of tho tuonollux of Iho i' bit
fralliirliia und lurvuo uilnva la u
cumiildtu itlrdllnK f tho two, mutch
rauaua Ha dtuth. v. I. n th Irani
(oimuUon lu tho now udali la com
Jilt'li'. tho boollua uuiuriio U roiiK i
tbo holet which they conatruot lu
tho outer burk. The principal mn
ratneo uf tho beutlea ccurn durlu, ,
tho latter part of July und lu Auk
um, when the attack of now iroc
taken place.
Tim Bureau of Blntomoloxy b,a
doreloped meihodj of control i
OUtbreiika of thin Inao.t w'.lch bn
(Iven, for the mo'tl pan, Ia) di
reoa of nuccoaa. In eonalderlni
Iho matter nf i .inlrol, It uiilal bo re
mnmliercd thut Ii in impuanlblit u
avo a tree ntlar It hu been auc-
OOaatnlly nttackod. Ilnwover, the
bi-ooda of the beetle mlthlu the In
ran bn in... .i, thun pruvontlui
taalr development nnd tlio aubao
tuont attack uf other troea. Aa the
development of thnao hrooda, from
tie egg to tho new adult, tokei
piaco botwaon Iho bark and thn
Wood. It la only neceaaany to Tomove
the bark before the new adultn nrc
mature In order to kill t'bom by ex
poaure. Thli la nccompllahed by
fnllliiK Iho treen and removing tho
bark from the Infested portion of
l,he trunka. Tboao Inteatod treen can
M located by the fnded fnlluso. the
pitch exudations at uho mouth of
lbs entrance tunnola, or by reddlab
borlnx dun! at the baaa of the tree
Oaring .mitral work or luaert nur
Teys, care mail always be oxercls
ed to dlatlnitulxh botwnon .the dead
trOB containing beetle hroodn and
tboao frnin which tho omorKoncy his
ocii-urrod.
for detailed informatloii on this,
or other forest Insoot problems, tlru
oor, ownom are roforrod to Iho ror
int inaoot fluid stations, at Puio
Alt. i, CM., and Coour d'Alenu, Idaho.
1bo ottlcora In c.hnrKo of thuae ta
tlona are anxloiiH to bo of an.ilatunco
to thn timber uwnora with their In
ioct problems. .
HAN KIMNCIHCO IMPOIITH,
Luiuhor ImportH Into San Frnnclaco
for tho month of AtiKuat totaled 128,
f)nO,000 foot, n frnlu over tho month
Of July of 40,B83,000 font, nccordltiK
5o flRiirns compllod by the marine
jepartmant of tho chnmhor of com
morco. Tho flfturen show n largo In
eroasn ovor July. From Interior poln'tu
tbo flRuron show n total of 14, (Hit, -0,00
foot of lumber enmo In during
August, an compared with in, sen. -Otii)
foot during tho month of July.
Omit ports shlppod 10,269,000 tut
to San Francisco during August nnd
1,1,781,000 feet In July. Oregon find
Washington shipments totaled IR.
9R2.000 foot for August and 112. ):)::,
ooo toot during July. Tho Imports
from const ports and Oregon and
Washington wore by water nnd fronr
Interior points by rail. Tho total lum
ber Imports ,for the month of inly
thin your amounted to 88, 071, ooo
foot.
It la claimed that a now herb
named Hylnckrtim will transform tho
most Invntorate me it enter Into a
VOgotnrlnn. No missionary should bo
LAMM'S MILL
MviIuj Point
put Mr. Editor:
You luted In lux wuek'n paper
thut I wua probably uliol. Yuii nro
iti Im I it ) tit . I am nut shot Junt hulr
phot, hut thin In nut my alibi fur
uul looking u ft 11 1- my Joti rnu I lt l; on-
ii i in pi Thp fnotn uru thouo: 1 wua
recently iirotnotntl tu n rurmt'un'u
poalttuti and wau given ehurgo of u
whuolbnrrow, pick u rid shovel, with
tlin tidmuiiltluu to kuup thorn busy
iitul If yuu p"."i 'Mi-. I i hi" uurl of u
Job, you wiill know why my articles
wit.' nut i'ii i hp p. mini. At night time
I could! only think of wboris I would
llli" i'i ' on id n nil lumber eorro.
poml . ni n nntl other concerns thut uiM
those urtlcloa. a ut Iiucl-
fop, mill should I kavn boon able
to ti'l nly mil:. I on othor lubfecU
uiy poor hotly would huvo rofUiod
to transcribe my thoughts.
Ho now, Mr. Editor, you hnv.j my
excuse Mini u ml -I nopuruto cover (In
tin' nu urn envelope, to huvo postneoi
I inn sending yon my wcukly offet
Iiik. I urn. Hlr.
Your- (ibinlloul mid overworked
correspondent.
Itlf'HAItl) WAHlIIIOUitNK ClilLO
The duvU'n to pay run. In our
fair city and ye scribe tins again tak
en up the pen In valiant defense of
virtue and rlcliteuusueas. Just (in we
hoe It ht wo had this towu reformed
und hpd prepared to retire from ac
tive JiMirnullain nnd live ivl'h mem
ory of u great died nobly performed,
:i i rtali bunch tilling thenai.iyin nn
lasoolation, p.t.irt u "to bo contlnuid"
i. Ik-feat card gume und have Invelg
'"d souio uf our bcBt convert). It fx
u rumbling game, pure and almiilc,
for they hold out a bright unit allur
ing hope In the form of n prlto. Thine
poor dupes fall to aoe that only one
i m got thn prlto aud then it will
probably bn aoine irtlelo from the
popular Wnolworth storo.
However, they uro caught and hog
lied with a curd party every other
1'ilday night and all of our ClorfOUI
work In undone through the uitichlua
llona of the Parent Teaehera' nsnocla
lion. Charley Drlacoll, tbo enrl of
Illchmond. mil Efb'aKfler, t!us Oalln.
Samuel Itutledge HtrKo and our be
nign nud lovable Dun Crump have ull
fnllon with a heavy alckenlng thud.
Illll Spnnglor's Sunday ichool has
cone where tho woodbine iwinelh and
he whnugdnodlo mourneth for her
loung. In othor wOrda. Dill'e Sunday
, boot died n-bornlng aud Hod Py
gutl I lifting his voice in mournful
nallthfrt b' cnune forsooth he will
never be choir leader now. Hed'n
oiilhful ambition has been crushed
t)h, what u fall there was, my coun
trymen. Poor Hcd Is fast becoming
dissolute. Mac reports that ho Is now
pending all his money for birdseed,
tins Oslln, one of our able lieuten
ants In our moral crusade, has so
far forgotten his decency and self
respect that he actually stopped tho
Iron Swede long enough to brar;
about capturing bis partner's nee.
even It he did have to trump it. But
we want to say this to IhnBn who
huvo stood fast: Never fear, for Wi
are In this tight to win and never
will wo lay naldo our pen until right
oouaneaa dooa provall. Look up tho
hllla In tho morning and when you
ace tho sun rlho In all its glory, re
member whnt Mark Anthony said nt
tho unveiling of tho Bunker Hill
monument, "Ood rolgns and thn city
council nf Klamath Fulls atlll hi
bernates."
What waa that ono about thn ah
sont-mlndod prorcssor who, bulldlug
a dog konnol, cut one door for the
mother and nine smaller ones for
tho pupa?
Mountain float
Swoot Idttlo Olrl: What time la It?
In tho orcheatrn of life theve ore
many qunlifiod to piny the liar.
Secrotnry A man was Just in hero
to see you.
Boss Was ho tall or short?
"Both. He wns tall, nnd ho wanted
to borrow 10."
Man works from sun to sun,
Hut woinnn's work Is novor dono.
Snd but truo I greatly rue it,
But why tho Sam Hill don't they
' do it!
Mnrriod man: You have only your
self to plon'tie.
Benedict: Vos, but you know hard
that Is. -
"And tho Mountain labored nnd
brought forth a mouse." Mountain
and mouse both doing nicely, of
course.
A man who hnd not boon seen by
his family for two yours, arrived nt
home' recently. He has promised In
future to walk from tho oftlco iu
stend of taking n bus.
Joo Collogo: Half past tour; It
won't bo long till morning.
Sweet Little Olrl: Ooodneas, noth-
or'lt lie ivm-rlml I almiil.l lint'.i !,...
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BETTER
Several correspondents this week snapped out of their daze and sent in
items. We are particularly grateful to the Lamm's Mill correspondent as
his timely communication came just in time to prevent the purchase of ex
pensive mourning. We had planned on a funeral wreath to drape on the
radiator ot the Mar, and
There is, however, stiU no word frorn Pelican Bay Camps. We know for
certain that there are some turkeys there and at last reports the Johnston
boys were still drawing pay. The cam p may be snowed in we don't know.
At any rate the primary purpose of this ad. is to again advise various and
sundry that any having grievances against the Lumberlogue, or news tp
give it, may find the entire staff at his desk in the Herald office every Sat
urday night between the hours of 7:00 p. m. and midnight--- and maybe
later.
Those with news of any sort are requested to call
may continue to write or phone.
Remember if things are happening in your camp or at your mill, and if
these things do not get the proper amount of publicity
All you have to do to get action is to get in touch with
Lumberlogue
but
not enough
such items cost money.
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those with grievances
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