Pntimlnv, TVromber 17, 1927.
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ROSEBURG DAN
LIFTED TODAY
IIOKKIII'HO, Hi. T. (,T
Wlih Hie lining of the Infiititllo
puralyala nun rim 1 1 tie condlll 'lis
were realored to noitua Ihere to
day after two weeks of strict
' laoluilon for all pvranna under
,!1 yerra of ago. When the
I flrat ruae of puralyala appeared
i In the city a strict quarantine
wua Impt acil, all ptiraons under
ifl years of age being kept off
Ihn eireels and public nieellnga
i foi bidden.
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FROM OVER THE NATION
T. B. MAI.AItKEY
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Saturday, December 17, 1927.
j When Children Unite
J he city council learned what it means to have chil
unite against them. When the edict was issued that
coaling was no more because of fear of-accidents the
coujjcilmen in their wisdom could think of nothing but
doing their stern duty and saving humanity. No doubt
thet left the council chamber with a feeling of satisfac
tionjin thevbelief that' they had taken away a tempta
tionjlthat might have caused disaster and possibly death.
But the children of Klamath Falls viewed the mat
ter jbntirely different They knew it was a lot of fun
to coast down the hills and they did not think or care
abotyt any other phase of the matter. : ' ' - ' "
Stern, sedate Mr. Councilman made no hit with the
children and straightway' sentiment began to form and
thejjchildren began to express their feelings. 1
Now, a councilman can dodge brickbats from an
iratii property owner. . He can stand to be called names
by someone who disagrees with him, aad he even can
stand the pitiless publicity of an irate pniss occasionally.
$ut he can't stand the . bad opinion of children,
fthat juvenile union is stronger than any known duly
organized and properly chartered union, for the chil
drefy broadcast their troubles to listening ears and the
mesage falls on sympathetic hearts. . , . ' ,
jit was so in this case "and how the councilmen did
scamper to get under cover. Children care not for alibis
nor excuses nor buck passing, which is 'quite 'common 5ii:
political life, hence there was nothing for the municipal
ity to do but arange a coasting ground and do it quick
ly before eome bright oung mind hit on a recall and
started a petition. ' : . .'
jtThe coasting ground was officially laid out and is
now in operation, the children are happy, and every
coir$cilrrfaV4iaS ea?Hed"'nat the child's opinion is more'
forceful than the barrister's legal document. .
V1SI1 SKXSK
It donht exiata In the mlnda of
any ws to the feasibility of arti
ficial propagation ot fish aa com
pr.red with Nature's methods lu
sustaining our fish supply, a
atutemrnt made by Mr. Henry
O'Malley. Chief tif the V. 6. llur
oau of Fisheries, on the occasion
of his recent visit to Portland,
would go far toward dispelling
that doubt, saya the Western Out
of Doors maguiiae. He said that
the return on natural spawning
is anout threa fish per
The
ngh
one out of thro?. In other words.
9.6U0 egKS under artificial pro
pagation produce 6, S.I 3 fish ready
for the consumer aa against 1J
under natural methods.
l'AKKXTAli SI.At'KKKS
Circuit Judso Corkm of I.ake
view. hearing a plea for divorce
at Medrord. reluctantly grained a
decree to the wife, allowing her
custody of the two children 9
and 6 years old, says the Mod
ford New. With tear wot eyea
parent, i he nleadcd with thr.niuther, licg-
Kederal Government, thro- glng that she become reconciled
his department, has been to her husband nud that the two
carrying on extensive
tloug over a period
J ears, seeking solution ot the
problems that must be solved it
our grandchildren are to enjoy
the blessings that are ours.
One of the Bureau's achieve-
meuta that has had far-reaching
luvestiga-; forget their differences In order
of many that the little family might re
main together and the children
be given the homo which la their
birthright.
, There la nothing particularly
unusual In the story. It Is the
common tragedy of children sac
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effect on the culture ot both com- rificed to the relflsh whims, the
merciat and game fishes waa in hnsty tempera, the stubborn wills
demonstrating that our anadrom-iof parents whoso marriage vows
ous fishes, particularly salmon, ' pledged a llfolong partnership,
return to the strenra of their j The reason for quoting thta
nativity. Another discovery that particular case is the fact that
was announced only this year Is the Judge was apparently more
that the salmon of the Columbia deeply concerned in the fate of
Hiver range as tar north as the children than were the par-
Southeastern Alaska. Hut one of ents themselves Somebody has '
Mr. OMalley's most' difficult to be Interested, it tho children
problems was to deterttttt'o what of the divorce court are to to,
is the harvest from the natural -kept from other court rooms u.!
sowing of salmon eggs. In other they grow older, but there Is no
words: hat percentage, of tli possible substitute for a good
j eggs spawned by a pair of sal- homo and no excuse for the par
imon, unmolested, on the riffles ents who refuse even to try to
oi tnetr cnosea stream will hafca provide it.
and mature to adult fish? I We are making too casual and
The Karluk Hiver In Alaska easy this shilling ot parental
was chosen as the location for responsibilities. We fuss around i
.this study. A "gate", through with baby homos nnd detention
which all salmon ascending the homes aud homes for dependent j
river had to pass, was built and. children, at great cost to the pub-i
I just aa a stockman counts his lie purse and great loss to the!
i sheep, the salmon were counted; child. Instead of insisting that1
380,000 passed through. Four the parents themselves ehould do
years later, when the progeny of their simple duty.
the 3S0.000 returned, three pass- Law can do something, but the .
ed through the gate where one power of public
I had passed before. more. During th
fine! A threefold Increase In nmn was driven to do his i
'four years. But wait a minute, through fear of being called a
The average female salmon do- slacker.
posits 6.000 eggs.' Assuming that If those who dodge their dutlei
the sexes of tho first run were as parents vcera punished by the
i evenly divided, .which is usually social ostracism visited upon
the case, 190,000 were females those who dodged their duties as
ffiiTa tui'iitsi. IrTlJ n
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The Red Bluff Meeting ' '
fiQhursday nearly a hundred men interested in hav
ingihe Klamath Falls-Weed highway constructed, met
at TRed Bluff, California, in a serious conclave. They
weye; present to push forward plans for the highway.
J. J. Murphy, California assemblyman, who has done
so jrhich for this highway, waa present and told of pro
grejj made.
Of intense interest was the carefulness which marks
the-'iction of the Californians. The supervisors are not
opposed to the new road; on the other hand most of
them are very strong for it. But they are tied up with
statutes which have been woven by legislatures much
as the spider weaves its web and the difficult thing
rignf now is'to, find a way in which counties can aid
in jMiilding a highway that is for distinct and general
uie. .'They will find the Way; however. It is taking a
lftntf time 'bui when so' many able and sound thinking
officials as they did ..Thursday for the sole purpose
oftfi'nding a way,' rc3f aEcured a feasible plan will be
worlted out. - ... 2. ' i .:
Klamath Falli' delegation of five was a strong stim
ulajit to the' gathering at Red Bluff. It would have
bcijij a serious mistake to -permit "that meeting to have
beejv held without Klamath representation.
Mlre believe there h no doubt about getting the road
stared within a reasonable time. Murphy has dug up
mor4 aid and assistance than any of U3 ever thought.
Th&j coupled with the positive ! support the! California
coiMies are going to five to the project, will ensure its
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fireplace or hall stand.
F. R. OLDS .
614 Klamath
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and these deposited 950.000.0t0
eggs In the upper reaches of the
Karluk River that year of which
only about 1,200.000 survived, or
a little better than one-tenth of
one per cent. Or, in other words,
from every 9.500 eggs luld onjy
12 mature fish emerged. Not a
very prolific yield.
Aa against this record we cite
the report "of the Superintendent
of Hatcheries for the Oregon
State Game Commission, a sum-
ruarir. oTwhlchr.Laonrs la this
!a4k'r:acc8rdIig'Ao ( 'report.
52,022.1 16 eggs wera taken, ar
tificially, last year. Of these,
12,737,012 were lost In the pro
cess ot eyeing aad 2,5s 1,53 i
were lost in hatching. After the
eggs are. hatched mortality, or
dinarily, Is light and the report
makes no mention of any such
losses, but accidents sometimes
occur, so we will allow a margin
of 2,000,000 loss between hatch
ing and liberation (it being un
derstood that the fmh when re
leased hare practieally reached
maturity, making a total In the
loss column of 17.318.60fi, or
about one-third of the total egg
take. Instead of a loss of &!)!
out of every 1,000,' it Is about
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fulling off in divon-ps nnd in thv ' j' j
number of children left to tiro i
tender merciej
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