The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 13, 1921, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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AWAITS HUNTER IN KLAMATH
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OR THE HUNTER
Unsurpassed hunting, tho sport
which tries out both tho spirit and
endurance, is to bo found within tho
0,100 squaro miles embraced in
Klamath countr, which Is without a
rlral In tho United States, especially
In the variety of game offered.
Man people who pass through
Klamath Falls and tho county, as
well as many who makes their homo
here do not realize the wonderful ad
vantage that are at hand for the
hunter.
Small game such as quail, grouse,
both tho blue grouse and natlro phea
sant, doteu, ducks of alt varieties
and geese, abound In tho marsh lands,
lakes and woods. Largo gamo such
s deer, bear and a few cougar are
to be found practically wlntln gun
shot of this city,, although not .many
people arc awaro of this fact In
the pursuit of one of tho species, n
bounty of f SG for every cougar kill
ed add zest to the chase.
Bear can be kilted at any time of
the year legally, but authorities, 'who
deom the killing of tho animals In
warm weather when neither moat
nor fur is good a waste, urgo protect
ion during tho hot months. How
ever, no "Bruin" who kills stock or
annoys the .winter meat should bo
protected at any time, the samo
authorities admit.
The reason advnnved for protection
comes from the, fact that when bears
first emerge from hibernating In the
spring of the year, from March 'to
the first of May, the fur is firm and
they are fat. When he makes a kill
at this period of the season, a sports-
Bis has a trophy to be proud of.
After the first of May, bears shed
their fur and become poor. During
this time until about the first of
October, neither pelt nor meat Is of
any value. However In the late fall,
after the frosty nights begin, nature
provide additional protection to
ruin and the fur begins to thicken,
and fat appears, making Mr. Bear a
arise In two ways. The true sports
man, rejoices In the. chase from this
period on.
X royal sport is open to the deer
hunter in Klamath county for as. this
city Is situated, two varieties can be
auna,ted, the blacktall and the mule
steer. These two species have a dif
ferent feeding grounds, the mule deer
taking the eastern side of the Cas
cades while the black tall frequents
the western range. The distinct line
Which, ceparatcs these species starts
from the northern part of the county
running south through the Upper
Klamath Marsh, Upper Lake, and
south to the state line. This line
practically bounds the natural range
of the two species.
t Hunting of tho deer Is one sport
whoro tho indlrldual must uso his
own peculiar style, but the trui
sportsinen gives tho quarry an even
break when an opportunity offers.
Tho Ideal hunutcr tries to bring his
'deer down when tho latter takes to
flight but the pot hunter takes his
chance on the 'set." Oregon passed a
aano law when the ruling went Into
effect against chasing deer with
hounds as they did In the' eastern
part of the United States.
A large number of sportsmen plan
to hunt for deer this fall and the
groups will go north as far as Jef
ferson, county, while, in the section
Bear Klamath Falls, the chase wilt
rangefrom, within' 26 mllea, east of
Gold' Beach In Josephine county to a
point at! the 'upper end of Klamath
lake. Good kills, with many points,
have 'been taken in the past. Many
club rooms, and homes have beauti
ful trophies adorning- their wajls
from deer which once roamed la the
forests of this sections.
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clrclo drive about this city to Poll
can city and back by way of Hhlppln
ton could have tho hiili'H filled In,
tho J'ooplfl helped thomsnlve iliwplto
opposition from official sources,
Lending film now disposers Mint
camera mou to tho sceno and filmed
the work as It wan done.
A match In tho form of n llttlo
ncMaspnpor publicity and a dozen
earnest men who have Klamath KiiIIh'
futuro at heart Is all that Is need
ed to sat off this projeat and start
ono of tho blggeiit benefits thlit elty
and county could receive Who will
take up tho work, Inqulro tho ad
vocates of tho plan?
JOB IAX4T, CIKTM ANOTHKTt
WASHINGTON. Aug. 13 John
iTsnlclos of Ban Francisco has been
made a goneral prohibition enforce
ment officer, Ills office of super
vising prohibition agents In tho
stated -of Oregon, Washington and
California has been abolished.
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the mean and maximum tempera-
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tatloa. I'ubllcatlon -will covor the
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Aug. 9 88 &0
Aug, 10 II Bl
Aug, 11 10 B0
Aug. 13 .... 87 B3
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ADMIRAL GOBS WK8T
i WABHINQTON, Aug. 13. Rear
'Admiral Charles 8, 'Parks, chief of
the bureau, of yard and docks, navy
fepartmeat; haa left "for the. Pa
cific coast' to inspect naval estab
lishments. Ho will go first to Cal
ifornia aad say the travel north
to Tongue Point, Or., and Bremer
ton, Wash;
An unorganized protest, against
road and street conditions has boen
voiced lately from citizens of Klam
ath Falls, tourbits, farmers and by
automobile associations and Individu
al drlvors of cars who must neces
sarily use city and country roads In
both pleasure and business trips
dally.
No systematic protests, by all the
dlssatlfled units, haa ever taken
place In an open meeting whereby
the public officials would be forced
to act upon the situation the pro
tests merely have been made by In-
dlvlduals and by groups. No con
certed, forceful dynamic action has
been made with cold facts at hand, to
present the situation to the "lords of
the roads," both hi the city and tho
county,. It seomsthat a leader Is
lacking whose power will be strong
enough to lash the officials Into re
cognition, of these road conditions,
and the. Improvement necessary on
them.
Individuals have sought out tho
heads of the road departments and
laid their grievances before them.
Apologies are fervent and with the
usual closing final argument, which
Is one difficult to combat, "Gentle
men, wo would like to do something
for you, and we recognize the justice
In your remarks, but wo can do noth
ing the county or city (as the case
dopends) is utterly broke, no funds
for tho Improvements suggests being
available!" What can be done In
the faco of such an argument Is
where a 'weak man would stop, but,
within the last few .days, a strong
sentiment has made Itself felt In this
community and with a little bit of
proper encouragement -will accomp
lish tho Impossible In the face of the
fact 'that the. broken financial con
dition eilsts. There Is talk going
the rounds that means, much, on this
situation.
The remedy one man suggested
was that a mass meeting of real live,
business men and citizens, be called.
In some convenient spot and the pro
position be made that a certain data)
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That hole near tho Uwnuna Box fac
tory ttW bo flllod also.
Kv,rinc tho approaches to this
city would bo ono of tho most Ira
poitant features that could happen
from a trading standpoint, tho ad
vocates of the plan claim. Just what
effect tho repairs' modo In front of
ca.-b farmers' homo, who lives on
tho roads leading from the Pacific
hlghay. Is a matter which wojld
wotk to Klamath county' benefit, as
well as the farmers themselves.
Nearly ovory garage man as well
as a number of business men have
listened to tho two plans outlined
and say they will don overalls and
hit the roads, Just as the citizens of
Idaho did when the county officials
would not help them better their road
conditions. That little Idaho city
was pointed out In all the road and
tonrlst magazines aa a place where
At the west approach to Link River
bridge, the holes to the auto park
and the rocks could be removed. The
j Cooking Electrically
the ideal method
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Electrically equipped kitchen hold
no terrors for the housewife. They
are cool, cozy, and comfortable in
the summer. They eliminate the
drudgery, the grime and the nerve
racking tension caused by wood
stoves. The expense is surprising'
ly low. Let us tell you about it.
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Let us be your servant?
Tlir pelicnn bl the patron fowl of
Hi Klamath region. He has a
reputation for wisdom. PerbapM
that is why trn-nt flocks
of thewe feathered tourist
return annually from a southern
Irlo ta anAnd tlio summer In Kla-ii
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Your Best
sman
bo' set, start oat from this city with
overalls on, with a pick and a shovel,
over their shoulders and' a supply of
rakes, to do nothing more than clean
off the boulders from the approaches
to this city- If this body of men
have any "spirit" In them,, then call
upon Mayor W. S. Wiley and have
a "Road Day" announced, and that
day, by proclamation declared a legal
holiday by him!
A broader pln including the roads
leading to this cjty was broached by
another road enthusiast who rag?
gested that the farmers, who llvo on
the arteries leading here, meet with
the citizens at tho samo time, and a
"County Road Improvomcnt Day" be
designated with the Klamath Falls
road day. This scheme would wbrk
to the advantage of the whole com
munity. The county court could be
called! upon for the road machinery
wbich Is ,dle n0Wa Wbl,e tbe mJr
Ity of! tbe worker would be "green
hands." still, If boles In the road
were even filled with dirt, the bould
ers removed and the rough spots
slightly smoothed, tho difference
would reault la many dollars to every
one, despite, the unskilled workers.
The road from this city, over the
hogback" aa far as tbe Algoma
stretch of highway would be
made smoother If cleared ofthe extra
supply; of rocks that now litter it,
The road .around tbe east side of Lake
Bwauna with, its terrible holes and
boulder supply, could be patched up
and M:paataMt to all traffic. This
read Iff to arftsgraoaful condition to
day, andjoHrik.Ua.iUo eome..here.
The best of salesmanship comes when orders
lag and you have to go out after business. Then
is 'the time to look to your best salesman to keep
up your volume of trade. Then is the time you
are glad when your telephone rings.
It means business coming to you, when the
operator says "Long Distance is calling you'
Meet your customers over long distance, en
courage them to call you when occasion rewurce
rL Long Distance is your best salesman and' re
sults obtained from its use will! be gratifying.
Ask for Pacific Long Distance.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
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