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THE F.VENINC! HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 192$
Organize Against Huge Reserve
Throughout this controversy arising over the Tule
Luke Rame reserve question, this newspaper has main
tained nri attitude towards the United States Yiiolotricitl
Biirvcy of co-operation and compromise. When others
would have denounced the government bureau, the Her
ald has suggested moderation and caution.
Today, by reason of the arbitrary action of the Bio
logical survey in closing 7500 aires of the 10.300 acres of
unlcased marsh land on Tule lake, our position is
changed. .
Without consulting Northern California or Southern
Oregon districts, without waiting to consider the counter
proposal of the Klamath Sportsmen's association, these
bureaucrats of -Washington, D. C; peremptorily set aside
this huge area as a game reserve, leaving only a mere
2800 acres for man j hunting.
If the power that established the Tule lake reserve
had emanated from an absolute monarch, it could not
have been more inconsiderate or oppressive. Some 3000
miles away, an officious group at the seat of government,
decide to. set aside a reserve. Were the districts affected
consulted? Was this public matter brought up for public
discussion? Of course not; that, apparently, is not the
line of reasoning followed by the United States IJiolog
iral survey. Instead, the President i asked to sin an or
der, and before the luj)lic realizes, their shooting ground
is taken away from them.
Tule lake is the last big public shooting ground in the
West. It is nationally known as one of the greatest duck
and goose habitats in the world. Within its boundaries
every Tom, Dick and Harry can shoot to his hearts con-'
tent, without being forced to pay a fancy price for mem
bership in select gun clubs.
' To the north of Tule lake and to the south along the
same general migratory fly-way all duck marshes have'
been grabbed by wealthy men who have formed scores;
of hunting clubs to which only the rich und the prominent
are bid. The ordinary citizen is denied the right of hunt
ing because what should be public shooting grounds have
been appropriated by private gun clubs. -
Insofar as these gun clubs arc concerned, Tule lake Is
the "only fly in the ointment.' The large toll of game
birds taken on Tule lake is not to the liking of these select
sportsmen. They grumble about scarcity of birds and
wonder if there isn't some way of closing up the gap on
Tule lake. .
We have not one scintilla of evidence against these
gun clubs by which they could be linked with this sudden
and arbitrary closure on Tule lake. Hut whether they
were or were not .it is certainly a move which will hurt
the public shooting ground hunter and inestimably bene
fit the private club hunter.
This newspaper has, from the first, endorsed, and
does today, the general proposition of a moderate-sized
game reserve on Tule lake. Tentatively we believe the
southern boundary line should be a mile north of Hotel
Rock, and that a strip of .marsh a quarter or half mile
deep should be kept open on the east and west boun
daries of the reserve. Rut we are unalterably opposed to
a reserve as large as that set aside by the United Slates
Biological survey.
Words have not been minced in this editorial. When
the Biological survey did not chose to even grant Klam
ath the courtesy of a hearing on the matter, any support
that bureaucratic and high-handed organization could
secure from this newspaper is withdrawn.
The time for mediation and compromise has appar
ently passed. Organizations of Klamath and Northern
California must band together, decide on a definite course
of action, obtain the support of Oregon and California
representatives in congress, and then bring so much pres
sure to bear on this government bureau that it will
listen, for once at least, to the voice of the people.
FUNERAL f
NOTICES '
(a:oit.K sRatov
Frinil arc rwppolftilly liivltrtl
In atlfml thi funeral (rvi fir
hio l:it fiforeo St'alon to lw
held Siiuiril.iv aflrriinun at 2:?4
u'.-li'k a( tin- Kiirl Wlutl-x-k
funeral Home. I'im- Aveniiw ut
Sixlh with Iter. V. ('. Carter of
the First Christian htirrh offl
ciar.D. Interment will he made
In I.inkvlllu cemetery.
ments tutilor tho direction of the
Karl Willi lock Funeral Home,
Pine Avenue at Sixth.
KD1TH MI!.MU:i 1SF.AI.
Funeral bervires for Edith
Mildred infant dnnchter of Mr.
ami Mr?.- Marion C. Heal will be
held Saturday afiernnnn at 1:S
oYlnrfc ut the graveside iir Link
Tilte wmctery tinder iiiur;uitine
resolutions. Kev. I. V. llaifcht,
potior of the Firm Presbyterian
church will officiate. Arrange-
KiUAiti ;i:()it;i-: ;hvk.r
Kdwnrd C.eorito C.rover. hus
band of Jennie F.diih Crm-er,
passed away in this thy Friday
ntornliiE at 7l.r oM.uk follow-1
Init nil illness of 3 weeks dura
tion. Itl addition lo Ills wife he
Is survived by two son, hnvid
Christian drover of Seattle,
Washington, mid James HI' hard
Crover of this city, 6 daughters.
Mrs. Adeline Edith Norse of
Freewater, OreRon. Mrs. Lillian
Louise Hlow of Newport, "Wash., 1
Mm. Maybelle Euretn Keyes of.,
Crawfordsville. Indiana, Mrs.
Helen I.ivermnre of Seattle.
Washington. Mrs. Charlotte
Sonera and Mr Jennie Town
send, hoili of this r ity. Mr.'
Crover wait ttorn at Two ftiwrs.
Wisvoiisin and aced ; years. 1
month :itid 1 days ut ih time
nf his passing. The remains are
in the Cold room of the Karl
Whillock Funeral llxime, Pine
Avenue in SlMh where friends'
iiihv cull, Aunoiiniemoiil of fun
eral ni'iailaeinenls will he Vind
ljler. t
t II IM I V II. lilt ki i: '
Cliiiuiiiey II. lllikle. well
known resident of Chllmiuin.
passed away Thursday evenlim at
11:1.1 o'.'loik followliiK an Illness
ot 8 days duration, lie leaves
o in.inin Ills passing it wife.
Il.-riliu Itlikle, ! Iirolliei's, Slim
ley lllikle of Detroit. Mlihltinn
niid Itoy lllikle of Chiloiiuln. Mr.
llli kle was horn in tlnllla iciiniy,
Ohio. January ltilh.. 1 SS2 and
iici'd til years S mouth nlid S.' 1
days at the time o his demise
Friends are respeetfiilly Invlied
In mieml Ihe funeral services to
he held Sainrilay iitieruoon ut j
3:. til o'clock at the lUirl Whillock,
Fiiiieiul lloine, l':ne Avenue nl
Sixlh with ltev. A. F. Slninious.
luislur of the First llapllst church
ofliclatlns. Interment will he
iniule in the family plot In Link
ville cemetery.
Francis Will
Fight Kewpie
Riley In City
Anouueniem was made this
afternoon that Johnnli Francis.
knock-out klni; of inuthern and
couiral Hreuon, would meet
Kewpie" Itlley. Portland IlKhl
weiKht. In the next ten round'
main event in Klamath Falls. I
'Dale of the card will be an-
noiinced within the next few
days," said Joe lllckerstaff. "In I
Itlley, I believe I have at last j
lound the man who ran Rive,
Francis it run for his money.
Itlley, as any flulit fun knows,
Is null li event el' ot no mean
ciipiiilly and Is likely In uei
over Johnnie If lie dmsoi'l mil ell
mil."
Francis lias fmmlli three
rounds In Klamath In as many
main evenls. Haiti ft H It I ended
In Ihe ttrst round when Francis
dropped his opponent for a neat
knock-out.
Illi'keratnff is niiciiiiitiiu tn ar
range a six round seml-wltiilup
Killed ll Jokestiillll
liptween Chuck Muriln of Kluiii
aii, r,,..HH i'i,....iiu ,.r i-.i..ii. .
liiKlon Bliiilenl nndtlene O'llrady. rl.KVKI.AND, Oct. H.-J"Mf.
Ashlnnd wludiulll. Ilolh "" : joltittttli' ss held resionlhlo
are inldille-welahts and hard . ., .iMa, i. ,,f James I..
erald here, when ha cnus""
flxhtera.
Details nf the card will he
announced Inier.
Posimon In Fnitlhud must he
lit least A feet 4 In. lies In lielitlu,
In liisuni nhlllty lo reach nil tel
ler hoxea.
hi in la Jump from '"
,irv window by cnlllu. ,Hrn
come. Ihe law!" Friends, who
were Willi Itlm at '"""'
could not .'rounl fur Kluwr
lllil's busty exit. .
DIGESTS
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; milk v
j Rich in Vitamins
Scott's Emulsion
Cod -liver Oil v.
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A splendid selection of Chic Fall
Coats, just received from New York,
richly fur trimmed in neutral Beige
shades and Black.
popular prices to
$
115
.00
Youthful and flattering are Face Line (tats. The newest
models shown. Prices $2.95 to $8.95.. Some of these hats
are $12.50 values. , Frocks of unusual smartness in all the
' new Fall shades Daytime and formal wear'. iA
Priced 7.50 to 49.50
.... .
Hose The best Hose on the market, in all the wanted
new shades, Silk Chiffon and service weight, from -
;. 1.00 to 2.50
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This beautiful 2-piece Kroehler Suite in hiffh-ifrade Jacaiiaird
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-- Special Sale Price Only 98.50
Extra Chair To Match, Only $24.75
This same Fine 2-piece Kroehler Suite in Rich Mohair with
fancy reversible cushions, regularxvalue $185.00. Special
Sale price , only $126.50. Easy Terms. Extra chair to match
only $31.00 ... .
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or in your home
this week and j
the end of 30 days '. t-
ii you are nor. luiiy
satisfied we will
' come and get it
and you will not
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Special sale price fg
$75.00 ' :
On Our Usual 'jEasy Terms
Special Sale, Heaters
Regultr $20.00 heaters, only $16.50
Regular $27.50 heaters, only $22.50
Special Sale, Ranges ,-.;
Regular $75.00 ranges, only $59.50
Trade us your old stove as first
Payment 1
Special Sale Linoleum Rags
9xl2-Only $7.75 "
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world's largest manufacturer of fine qual
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Beautiful long bed davenport in Jac'quard
Velour, including a nice, comfortable mat
tress. Regular value $125.00. . ,..
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OURJBIG
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Is now in full swing and you' are missing
something good if you have not called at
our store for full details.
Christmas is coming, Kiddies, and we will
soon show the largest and finest display of
toys, dolls, and Christmas gifts of every
description that has ever been shown in
Klamath Falls. Buy your Christmas gifts
here in connection with our big Good Will
Campaign, and save money.
k- WEEK
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This lovely 2-piece Kroehler Suite in latest Ova) design
with Fine Mohair, and fancy reversible cushions. Regular
value $325.00. Special Sale price. ' Easy terms, $275.00.
Wonderful Kroehler Pillowarm Davenport and wing chair in
fine mohair. Latest design and' reversible cushions. Regular
value, $350.00 , ; ,
Special in this Big Sale 285.00
Many other beautiful "Kroehler" Suites on display in our store
and all are marked down for this big sale. Come and see them.
Trade us your old couch or other furniture you do not need
as firs.t payment bn a "Kroehler Suite and pay the balance
on easy terms while you use and enjoy it.
Select your Kroehler Suite now Make small weekly payments
and surprise the wife with a wonderful Christmas Gift.
. Good Will Used Furniture Bargains
Good steel beds, only ... $2.50 Good dining tables, only $10
Good Axmin8ter rugs .. $5.00 Nice Day beds, only ... $12.50
Easy moris chairs, only $10.00 Good used heaters, only $5.00
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New and. used furniture miiBhUZdlili
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