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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, MAY 3, 19-18
Noiable Solar Eclipse
To Occur This Week-End
By J. IllKill PRVETT
4f4rHanir, r.lnlin nivUInn, Orta
lllfhcr l;tfut'lin Syftlrm
Thla coming week-end will bring
notable solar eclipse, visible prin
cipally from AMa and the North
paclllc ocean. This will be one of
thou "paradox" events which "starts
the day after It ends." The moon
shadow traveling caMward along the
earth will first be evident at sunrise
May t from Western Asia and the
Indian ocean. Later It will cross the
international date line at approxl- I
mately 180 degrees longitude, where I
the day changes to May 8. although :
the hour Is later. Finally the lust of I
the phenomenon may be seen near j
sunset May 8 from Western Canada t
and Northwestern United Slates. j
This eclipse Is not to be quite total
but of the type known as ' annular. '
This word comes from "annulus,"
meaning ring; and not from "an
nual," or yearly. On this occasion
the moon will be a Utile too far from
the earth to quite cover the entire
face of the sun. so there will be a
thin ring of light still visible all
around the dark circle of the moon.
This weird, but beautiful, effect
will be seen along a narrow path ex
tending from the Indian ocean
across Burma. Eastern China, Korea,
the Sea of Japan and the North
Pacific ocean to a point approxi
mately 700 miles almost due west
of Eugene, Oregon. Astronomers cal
culate that in one section of the
path near Japan the tip of Uie
moon's complete shadow will come
wllhtn five miles of the earl lis sur
face, and Just possible still closer so
that the eclipse may be total In that
vicinity. Over extensive areas of the
Arctic and North Pacific oceans and
the adjoining land areas only a par
tial eclipse will result.
To those of us who cannot witness
any of this, it Is still a most interest-
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ing' event. Many expeditions from
the United States are to establish
observing stations In Burma, Slam,
China, Japan, Korea and the Aleu
tian Islands. By timing the exact
Insiants when the different phases
occur as seen from these various
si a lions, the calculators expect to
determine how far apart the sta
tions are with an accuracy of about
ISO feet. From this they hope to get
more accurate data on the shape and
site of the earth.
The partial phase will be visible
near sunset west of a line running
in general through Redding. Calif.;
Klamath Falls and LaOrande. Ore-
J. L. DEAN
Public Accountant
and Auditor
New Office Location
506 North 7th St.
Phone 9346
gon; Lewlston. Idaho; Kallspel,
Montana, and Into Canada. For
those In the vicinity of Seattle who
have level w estern hoi Iron. 0.46
of the sun's diameter will be collided
at sunset; around Portland, o.ati.
The maximum will occur below the
horlfon and should dun the twi
light somewhat. The nearer the ob
server Is to the line mentioned
above, the smaller the eclipse visible.
Those east of 11 line will not be
favored with any phase of the event.
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of YOUR LUMBER INDUSTRY
for Oregon's Timber Supply
There exists a growing concern for Oregon's timber
supply. Our timber, which comprises Oregon's most
important industry, is endangered by utilization.
In many cases this great crop is being harvested
wastefully and without regard lor a continued
supply. There are sections of Oregon where timber
is being cut much faster than it can be replaced by
natural growth. In short, our lumber industry
living beyond its means.
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Such a condition is a serious threat to our future
prosperity. "Timber Exhaustion" in our wooded
areas can be as serious to us as the complete exploita
tion of minerals in the ghost towns of worked-out
mining areas. It threatens the future prosperity
of the business man, the professional man, the
farmer, the laborer . . . and the lumber worker. It
threatens your future no matter in what business you
may be engaged.
But "Timber Exhaustion" can be prevented if we
follow the thoroughly tested laws which are already
in effect. Forest Conservation, Inc. has been organ
ized to furnish the public with reliable information
on "sustained yield" timber management. During
the next few months an educational campaign will
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confronting Oregon's timber supply.
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