5 THE EVEtfltao HERALD
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1928
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PAGE THREE
Rating of
Milk High
in Basin
Miss Delia Mallory
SkiSport
Popular
Why Klamath Farmers Thrive
Our Wagon Passes Your Door
' ' ' v'r f Vj. :
There's Health
in Every Drop
In Basin
I i
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: . , y a , ' y,.,
Ft. Klamath-Crater Lake
Ski Race Staged Each
Year in Upper Basin
lly TOW' C.tKTRIJ.
Kort KlHiniith la frominir dl.
;r ' y i4 tUi i Vs- 5 -fete I
Highett Mark Attained
During April, 1928;
94.5 Per Cent.
In III" arc'ilvus of I ho ilain
dulry and fno'l roiiiitilsHluncr'H
dfftro nr figure ruhlrh the
alory of Kliiiuiitirs 1vi-rpininl
from I tin stiiiiilpiilnl of dairying
- n i'Vliiniioiit nut only of pro
duel Ion, lull of iiuullly.
II win only throe yours ago, In
HtllCi. thill III" highest nvrrilK!
iimnihly ruling of 12 lnlrli-s dliw
trlliut ItiK mi Ilk In Klmiiutli Kalli
77 3 per rint out of n potsl
liln Kill pr vim I.
Purine llin nuinlli of April.
ISIis, tin. nvuriiK" rating of 30
tlnlrua nit llm Increase In
number during three y-nrs was
M 6. the Ciliclieat m.irk :m at
tained by KUnmlta dairies.
Milk Nllitl.liird HIkIi.
"Ktiinliird of Klniuulli milk In
on ( pur with llm ln-t on Mr- lu
Mfti i-ouitt iiml :i far. fir uliuvt
llm ttvorwtn ilnlry ruimiiuiiltf."
Jld Dr. K. II. I.inuti. Kl.nnilh
Kuli, ilnpniy utiiti! dilry 'i'l
fnoil riiiiiinlMilnni'r. "Tim r
tnurknliln rui' In nuuMty of mllV
riurliiK lli pu"t Ihrrc yvnr 1 tin
outntatiiltiix rxatttplit of whitrrmi
h iloim liy proKrfNNlvi rl;ilryni'n
h hiivii llm InliToit of lliflr
runionmra ut h"rl well
tlmlr own Dot-krlltook.
"Alrpnty tiie Klnmulh lounlf) ! "Ar.-ordlnic lo Imall!) nutln.rl
tltM i?iiltiti(l M favnmlila rilulfnirLlo l''. llUrlllit tll VHrt bAO VtMm or ?rntin:lhnr wntt rnm nnrnllviil.' 1
rrpuinllnn by lrlu of ll re- l'" h " l-kmn iinkiiiiwn In iwrlM of lh pnlfrn
timrknl.lo off k ml ilnlry ruling. ' . Irt''.l to inllk ilMrlbuilon In ami nililwrntorn ulitps. Now that
Karh month milk aanipl from Klamath Fallit." burrnuluc rjilciit hn burome a
. h of tho 3 dalrli-a aupplylnx Klamath diilrym.-n wi.Uomo nmlon-wl.lo pet unci
Kliiiunth Valla wllh milk aro uffl'-lal milk t-l. a lti-y
Sf:
Iliivlilylmrl an a renter for wlnl
,Hjoru In anutlmrn jrrxfn.
rcr rmull vIIIukh. hIiu;iU1
'hiMiutlful Wood Ulvir vullny,
I undoiiltli-illv a mini plrturii
iittliir for Jhl rHt.inr new or
iuiuul apori. llouiinuj on
ntdH hy la i I 1m and uiouiitalnn of
thn ('naralii rant;e, whlrh are
roverod with iinow for four and
Iflvo montha iafh year, there Is
natural). fine locution and np
fell
.7 : r.
Thl perpcetlvp of t'pper Link river and the Idwer end of Up-,
p-r Klamath luk tell better than words why Klamath irrigation
dimrlet farmers thrive. It la from t'pper Klamath lake one of-
portmilty for wlntrrr aport cnthu-1 tllB retrtet natural toraKe reservoirs In the west that the dls
UliiHta to enlov ihelr .,,.- trlr t farmers secure an all-time water supply. Dry thounh the year
- l enji.y their favorite mny be Ihcre ( alwBJrI1 more than enoUKh for the fertile farm
jsporfa and pimllme. Tho per- 1(tn()l( o( ,h(. Klttmath aimrlct. This picture was taken near the
sons who delimit n wlntr extir- iuluk ot tUB man canal of the district which diverts the neces-'
jslons on skis or snnwshwa andi iury volume of water through the district for Irrigation purposes.
1 who enjoy toboicanlnii. or coast- i
Una and Jumping on skis, find the
ntir round nit country Ideal. The
jscenlc aursrtlons In winter ciar-
To nkl fri.m Wood ltl,-r valley up the sleep Incline of the
with very popular approval and seeing Crater lake In winter for
hundreds of people living In o many years, making the long
reasonable driving distance from I trip on skis and tukiirg several
It re-
iJ.,r.V. '.iKort Klamath have been convert- idays for the entire trip.
inua, mil an ifitiiin mi' IUA''B III
tho valley whk'ti rr-maln frown
led to nklinir; and journey hereimatned for some young lady
('iiMiiidt'fl in rntir tuki' ii ml rt'tuin 1m m fvat; to romtvlrt"? thi round iovrr for several wetks at a tfmc
trip In nn dny i nn at hifv-i-iit ; hut ta turn thi trlrlc in ncven
liourn ntul f)v m t iiiitit u a trltHut h. f.iiti !)'llo Mullnry, ('ri'uront,
ntiuvn, by mukltiK tho round trip in thl tltiu- on February 14. 92K,
'In ih huldrr of tim I iwint rerord and U innr of tho wo
man's trophy rup aAaid'd by tho ( ruii-r Iiki Hkt club.
rounln In onl.r to tmllf,' to tho 'MHM iirK IWADKS
" " .M11IH.K Ul hl AM) (l)hT iinni.nl wlnfni mnnrt- irnlv! 4
1 i 4 2. ml In ki rntm frnm Pftrf k'lim.
Ar.-ordlng lo Imallh autliorl- Ten years aan the woodehuck. th iv.
rim of Crater lake, and return Is
;ecuri'il. '
very often fay auto to. en Joy a members of the Crater Lake Ski
iday on skis or a few hours on a I club to literally move Crater lake,
'good coasting hill. .Especially Is i many miles nearer to civilization
this true on Sundays and noli- In winter, when they began mak-'
days, when students and folks i Iras the round trip on skla In a
confined to their work on week single da:. They demonstrated!
I davs are at liberty to enjoy the ' It waa possible for even an ama-
. . . . snort. iieur sKter lo i least make a one-.
sand people, the event being the, .. . . .. lr.D h.l.m avlll.t and'
become about trip to Crater j dark. j
lake on skis that a ski club was I I
organized lute in the winter of '40 KTAXDIVG TIMBER
afford opportunity for skating.
Attracts Tlionsands
On--e each year durlnT the
month of Pebruar tho cltlr.enry
of Kort Klamath and Wood Klver
valley aro hosts to several thou
1928. having for its membership
sent by l.ee Craft, assistant to Dr. "'I " mims tho i-uiillc ron- bauds full In wajing a continuous
l.amli. to t'jrvallls. Or"., where Me-nce in Ihelr pn.du.t and combat against the little
the samples are tested under .W Increases the cousimipilon aiilmnl.
official and uniform plan. Uo- of dairy products.
suits of tha tests are sent once a ;
monih to Dr. Lamb, who has the lirK Alti: l'lt.li:i
ratlins published o 7hat tho ( Jn area, this draiiiiiito basin,
consumer may know th.it dairies which w cull thu t'oliimlilu
are maintaining a hllf i qtiiillty t country. Is enuul lo the combined
product, , area of all of New KitKlaiid. plus
Haitipl Tsken at MkIiI. New York, l ew Jersey, 1. U-
"Dslrynmn never know whenlwaro, Mnrylund, I'eniisylvuiilu.
Kxpert akler. from many aectlon, ! Mfn ho n,'ke ,h" .trt"
of the Pacific Northwest come ,ha ,n",0U'' Ce,,ic WOaieT. 00
farmer. In (each year to comnete In f.l. Ma- Known a. the Crater Wke
im. eiinn ino nr. h.i.. fi.ii . - . .... .;hkl club, tnis organization ln-
OF V. 8. IX XORTirWKKT
wwii firiur to Of race, wnon inei , . ,
followers endeavor to pl.-k the membership.
vltea the world to qualify for
8 luce Its organ Iza-
Nlne hundred iifty billion feet
of timber, which is 49 of the
entire standing timber in the
United States, Is in the five states
. . n nn.i.riBii AT t pi q e.iirf. .,f-rnwfta. Kl. h.ft.. '
winners. Manv of the contestants' ' ' " " ..s.A ! j . . . . t. i
spend several week. In active ,or. -"'"v- , area ui.uoa ieei, or m o. mis
Jane. 6 ve,r.ld grade Jerser """ n 1Bmaln f" itlate. the Iodz trln to Crater lake '7:::,.
. . ine race nurse to vraier iiae - . . "
am coming to votifbHMilo bollla . Ohio and Itidiuiio. .and tUu acre
of milk for testing." explained I feet dlschargo of thn Colunilila
Mr-Cr(U ."Tha milk la uauallytrlvax.lv uiura thuii 11 times
jjnken at night. Houiutlmes ajiireatnr tltuii the dlschiirKu of I lie
witness ancoiiipanlea me on my Colorado river.
owned hy J. K. Mlleur of
Sprlnxs. Okla., was
pro.lu'-lns; row in tho Oklahoma
Cow Testing associations during
197. Her record for 10 montha
was 12.ISS pounds of milk and
010.8 pounds of but terra t.
h UoW- D""K to "! be-l" 'kl return, with an - No other city In the world Is
.th0"?".hlKh tween the start and finish of this astlc ,or5r of the surrounded by auch dense and:
T'lil olltlon Ih tho best wlvcr-
IKetnent ever puldl-liil nn KMni-j
Hi. Hi-nd It to your frauds.
gruelling contest the visiting ! """" , IT . .
guests aro entertained by many
exhibitions and contests on the
the surroundings In Its winter
costume. These ski enthusiasts
snow at Port Klamath or on the
are all very sure that more enjoy-
. I ! 1- . t
nearby hills. ... i.... .
HkllnK Popular luring a trip on ekl. han the
- Inaugurated . o- WaingUm'. niotarist. or summer vhHtor ever
blrthdwr in 1927. Klamath coun
ty's wlntor sports
will experience."
people
enjoyed
WE WELCOME THE
GREAT NORTHERN
. ...
carnival met "
vMssaswssarwsnraaar i siajrsrraMraaMsswi
extensive stands of timber. Few
sections of the world have a cli
mate so favorable to reforestation
century after century. And no
other country offer, such a per
manent supply or raw material. I
at low coat, for .the furniture. I u
' Plenty of pure
milk is the : best
food for the grow
ing boy or girl.
... .
A modern pasteurization
plant insures the purity of
Lost River milk. Full
creamed from healthy
cows.
Delivered fresh daily.
: -i
LOST RIVER
DAIRY
Phone 1443
oodworklng and paper ' fnduK- fLTI fcJV L '.'J- rv'JJl 2. XljiA
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The Klamath country will be greatly benefited by the
coming of another big railroad.
The development of the Klamath district has made pos
sible the growth of our business.
You Will Find Our Slock Very Complete in:
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